-a*: v- ■ - V '*:** < 4 # |5” "*" 4* j t 4,; 4‘4yV,. r - ■ ■ '£?&?tt :C t t-?SSvr r : -V,\^:Vl V l ? J * -^-4c— £*>?&. i '* t >--*,>-'¥V , ' ,~' " - * > ’Vk V <'_,*■* e- , •£ ' <». ?& .*§ V ■• h , @a &**<£ fs s ;* vNb\ ' - Harpot - -vm^ Vv l^.^. 4 BATOBDAY MORNING::::;::::::;... .: l s‘YV-V~ 'Ml,>^ lb^r-?i ' i'>; : :fv;’ii’‘V seated‘thai ... Njr.s. | ?£'V4%t J * Mabbhali, together *., 'K).», !* j [J4 ► j?>; JiVK' -*’,‘ J , *, Ministers, had interfered, or »,. v.»j» . K t£s&fe'?itjl** J fering, with . the. combined naval, force* « ' sVl'^r*-- v’ V t&ree naßon8 >-“* support df the present illiberal .44 4;V'M* _ TOR stmvEvmt general. Tartar -dynasty, on din opposition‘to the “re- months,. ,T " TTI ' ir bels”—(wo wero ealted'jrebeis;ii 1776}. .This from England ami.. •’£*£!s!?£ P&? *7&? “ 5 *”««"’«■• i'noua r coal,. which at $iO:;»w mmmmm iipiM sSjH^§|ft{ iCfIHMI immM IHBIH ~z la the Journal of yesterday, the editor stated /«>V f-c v ft-V? that the Commissioners had ent down the snb ’’CSrl7 ecriptiob to tho 8 teubeaviHo railroad from $500,- 000 to $360,000. This isamistate. Tho Co mmissioners, as we are informed, hare tafeen no 44 "4.’>‘i s r’ r 4~ action upon the matter at aU. They are for the ‘' present qniesent. "Wo do not know whether it is the ponderous thunder of tho “old billieose Gare!(r,”that has suspended Iheir action on the ”* *" * '■” subject, or a desire to haTOfurther deliberation t-j&k on the matter, bnt one thing wo do know from "£•;' good anthority, that tho Commissioners haro ■’’■ not acted upon this application. « We are gratified to. hear that they hare not : i made the appropriation indicated by theJonrnal. .• When they do act, we hopo that they will au thorize the fall amount requested. The road is one of great importance to Pittsburgh, and we •;. Jiavo too high an estimation nf ' onr fellow-citi zens to suppose that they would permit it to languish for want of “material old.” If tho editor of tho 'Gazette could pment them from aeting in accordance with the wishes of tho people, it would bo very gratifying to him and tho little squad who control his actions. Bat from oar own knowledge of facts, we know that it is the wish of the people that the Commission ers shall subscribe to the Road the fall amount « ' requested. - We believe this Appropriation to bo oT greatimportonoe to the Interest of Pittsburgh, and we hope that our Commissioners will not hesitaie to subscribe the amount desired. Suoh A result may not he agreeable to onr friend of the Oazetle, bnt we do not suppose that his • growls will make any great , figure in the case, ' and, we; therefore; hope that the Commissioners wiU grant full subscription. Give it all, gentlemen, and if the deacon .gets, very angry, ” me&e another appropriation to- ship him to WheoHog. - ' * A maSnadan. sr ibe Asmtsmmtsion.— t^^’^s2's^'T 4 ?I*' 1 *' *. - It is said'tho following number of appointments ? , (< S.'%'‘'s ir {- havebSenmadebythe President sinoe the.4th \ . of March: '’r-«jfes-.- i Jsp2t? Jt,\ vrt 1 foreign Ministers, 10;: Charged’Affairs,. IQ; Sro. , uNP4ss' ' * *** **«.7 "tiiftr- i 1 -‘ Consuls, 7; Commissioner-to Sandwioh Islands, i&f 1 " 1; XrenBnrerfli':;2l-’ r ; EBgisters,: OT; EeeeWers, s f.' Z Myi wfe { 60 f District Attorneys, 84;,Marshals, 86; Col il’\sß?=? ''4 „' IJ 'Ar-rx i lectors,96;; Bnrveyore,sB; Naval Officora.ll ; 44:te«4< ■ SSSwOipaij s * 4 . 1 1 Appraisers, 20 p-Beputy Postmasters, 207; Snr- Pension Agentß, 28plndian, Agent8 r BO-sgrand-total;;7l9, kijl* '& 1 ' numerous appointments by tbsheadaofthe sey^ ;f r^^ aldepartmBatß ---- »o» - ft i - The Pishebt Tbopbles.—The Washington ijT ' correspondent' of the New York Courier says ff> 4*l 4 %,\f the decided conduct nt Washington, With refer yj 1: cnee to the fisheries, and the firm yet eonoiiia j*'« %C j \ ' tory representations of Mr. Msroy, have pro ducedn suspension of proceedings on the part *l>~. 4L 4 >of the English against the fishing Teasels in the ifv; a3-Sa J disputed waters. There is now a dear prospect tsyjztfyiy [ * of a speedy and satisfactory adjnstment. -?-" 1 <• Vsmwu&LE Cows.—lfhe Colpepcr Observer is J . t r{-r4f‘- 5 informed that Mr. John S. Settle, of Culpeper - - county, Va., made last year, fromthe milk of ,* vf \. , eight cows, of his own raising, fifteen hundred >, £*]>' 1* 'Lv c pounds of butter, wbieh brought him twenty- V v - 1 fiyo cents per pound, $375; and raised ten -V: . -•■ ~£?~\-.r- - hogs of the same milk, whiohhe sold last fall '""-S'- „ for $l6O, making $620 os the profit of eight , ‘ cows- „„ - ' •>: K-I-ilfA##W p - ?2^5-•? .’i;'- v-2-* “/.Tr’ V l J ;*V rV ~' --- w tf'i-C a;t i*v *V7<? - • ■ BpSfii P - .ittihj Bluing iscm auira .... ■ .moms pmuiw - Harper a Phillips, Editors & Proprietors. FMOTSSarKSM: SATURDAY MOBNING:::::::::::;::::"JUNE 25. ' DSUIOCKATIC nominations. ’ cahat, coMinsaroMß, . - THOMAS H. FORSYTH, * , t of Philadelphia Countv, , - AUDITOR GENfKRAT*, EPHRAIM BANKS, w sisx& County >• IFOR SURVEYOR GEHETtAU ' X PORTER BRAWLEY, . . of Cranford Couxljr. S ATBUpAY SIOHSISG POST. , Via ptibtish a most excellent number of our . ; wobbly this "morning, “ft is filled with tho taoßt interesting news, nnd cannot fall to be interest ing to every reader. “smt sabbihg on n? babghtee.” , We take the following characteristio para - - graphs from tho Oaeclleo f yeßterdoy. We know. they wore written by the editor, for ho. gives fiheriif.MAaiM. a puff, ( Magill is the Beacon’s daughter,} and in a few dhya Sheriff Maonn > will give him a job that will pay expenses. The , Deacon makes .the following wise remarks: 3Cim Old Tm?z,' Ao ils.—Till? ConunUslaacrs labored ear* ■ .'■neatly, last.-winter,:lo .ohtoih'tho prlvilcgo of .tnrnfnit'the - : Jailinto arvorkhouriyfortlio pnrporeol Annoyiil-P Sherilf an-1 ulu'cieU , lytli-‘pririnf;hlinof ttlia Jolt;--;iThoy were ibileC -at every atep, os. onr-rcaders know; hut they hove returned -to the work again, under „ other auspices. , She Grantl Jury, at its late session, roeommendedstha • - ' erection or »tVcrkhpuso, separata from tho Jail. The Com* ■■ mls3lonora,lnstcad of raaulljgtliign compliances with tho • t - - ’-vrecOmmondatienj have 'gpt .npaa ftddreaa.to' the Court and" • Grand Jury, rifiteraUcp tliclr exploded project of last win ter, o{. contorting tho JaEtntoa workhouse, t - So far as we can understand the matter—and we think we can understand it as clearly as the 1 man of the ffowfte—we believe the ' era to be right. In our penitentiary the convicts have to pursue some industrial employment, to ; retievo honest men from a portion of the amount they havd to pdy to support them for tho crimes they have committed. Any inanwho will pay a visit to Major Beokhah, of tho penitentiary, “will soon be informed how he not only reforms convicts, but instructs them in branches of use ful labor.. ft ft knows that for many years past ho'hna made the convicts earn their living. If . this can be done by Ma|or Beckham, in the pen itentiary, why cannot Mr. Maoiix doeometbing i of tho same kind with the - reprobates in the jail ? The only reason that cos be offered is, that it might reduce the emoluments of the I Sheriff,'and, inasmuch as the Ornette does his advertising, and is. properly estimated by the •Commissioners, the editor barks whenever tho Sheriff whistles, and won’t agree to aDy propo sition that, wonld tend to make Mr. Maann mors industrious. “Talking about guns:” While speaking of Mr. Miami, we have a word to say, which we ’ desire should xeaoh his very comprehensive ear. Be has been interfering with our business, nnd has had the impudence to change an order of Court in regard to advertisements which were “ intended for the Post." Mr. Magim, should know '~. that such an not ia a criminal offeneoi and that, ' furthermore, he cannot make an honest return as to the publication of the advertisement, with out certifying to a falsehood. "At present, wo.feel disposed to let bis mean, ncsspass: ft is too small for any person, except such men as himself and the editor of tho Ga zette, to attach much importance to; but if wo hear of any more such baseness on his part,: we assure him that he will have to face the sword. Iho Design of the Crystal Palace Medal is, It is stated, decided oiir-a German won the $2OO prize. There were about ninety competi tors, and the Sew York Mirror judges, from a description famished of the lucky design’, that it was selected for its common place (and there* fore easily understood) character- On one side is a figure of liberty holding up her cap, and resting agaiMt a shield, and on the other afighre representing Now York, holding a pair of scales under her arm, as much, as to say X have weigh • ed the matter, while n figure designed for the Genius "of Progress, leads' Industry forward to ii: receive her reward;'; This sort of design is on : old, hackneyed affair, and the Mirror thinks it entirely unworthy the occasion. >• . i . i 'Mrjiy 1 £•s* JaooJ> Eslslnger has heBD appointed Postmaster at Mansfield, Ohio, after a long and • esciting contest, , - > _—aeoh3 Aim TBS YANKEES; ■; - j China, to the. enterprising and go-ahead American, has always been looked to with anxious eyes; and without such governmental aid. ns has keen rendered'British sobjcots by their, government, commercial relations of an oxtensivo and highly important character hare sprang np between the diktat of this country and the inhabitants of the Chinese Sca-poris. The late nows broaght to as from China repre sented‘that the American Commissioner, Mr. .Mabshall, together with the English and French Ministers, had interfered, or were about inter fering, with , the combined naval, forces of the three nations, in support Of the present illiberal | Tartar -dynasty, an din opposition -to the “re* ] heis”—(wo were called’ rebels in 1776}. This set, to oar mind, was wrong in principlo, and ! should not bo enatalned by our government. The “rebels,” in their manifestoes, make prom ises which ehouldiseonrethem the.’heariy aid of-i a free people, rather than warlike opposition; i Enlarged : commcrcial facilitiea with China would benefit tlio-United States to a greater extent than any other nation. Our immense posses sions on the Pacifio nre direotly interested in the folfilment of thepromiaesmado by the “rebels and on the completion ortho’ Pacific Builroad, the entire country will perceive and-shore in the benefits accruing to ns from unrestrained inter course with-Chius. It would take a man fifty years in advance of-the spirit of the ago to fotm a definite idea in regard to the consequences flowing -to us 'from- oloso commercial relations With Asia, . > From later intelligence than the above, we learn that the new Emperor, a member of the ancient Imperial family,'bad been installed at ITankin. " This cheering news: has induced Pre sident Fieugb to confide- the mission: to Chino,- to one of thejhest ’men lathe country, and one second to' no'man living, in tearing down old landmarks which restrict and fetter commerce, for the benofit of’a fowmonopolists—it mahea little difference to Mr. Walked, whether the-mo nopolists he encounters bring io hear tho com blnedforce of an empire, or ate merely the petty iron lords, which he swopt from his path, when he builtwp in-ibls country, jt -liberal, and - now a‘ highly successful commercial policy.— Bumor, amlshe eomes'now in a mo replan sable shape than the - fickle dame generally- heralds her news; says that Mr, Walker goes out clothed - with ample powers, not -only to settle Chinese affairs, but to attend to tho; general interests of the country^:in the: neighboring nations. Com. Stewart, glorious, brave “Old Ironsides,” ac companies Mr. W. os Commander of tho Naval forces in tho Chinese etas. From .this, it will be seen that the administration, is acting in (his matter, with an energy unknown to the reign of its drowBy,bnt*otherwise}'passahio predecessor. The Waahington Uhion .Eays.’cnd -Mr. Walker’s love of private life, justifies the remark, that it was owing to the signal interest and importanco of the mission alone, and’because the objoct3 to be gained so well accorded with Mr. Walker's views in regard to- financial and commercial matters, that ho accepted the responaible_olfice proffered him. The most ’inveterate"protectionist will not deny that .benefits great and numberless, will flow from an enlarged trade and commerce with China and the East—and none bat a bigot or a person blind to the objeots to be gained by the mission, will not desire its success. Mr. Walker’s views in regard to our trade with Chinn and Asia are fully set forth in his several Treasury Reports, and especially in that of-De cember, 1848.;: In that BcpojtjMr. Walker con cluded his views on this tho follow ing pTophetie remark?; „ ‘‘Our ports upon the gulf.-with .IBose upon both coffins taming open Europe from the east, nn4A®iftajniiu>.i?Mt. occupying tho central poaltioube tween sil-tha KmtShantp ul lha .glolxs,-nearer In them all. by convenient routey than any other nation, inducing an easy-nceesa to tho irliclo Id toiorof our awn country, wo want only the ocean steam chips of adequate strength, speed, and nuctbohVto give Us the command of. tho trado ofalt nairoha--Sor should are forge t that, in earn ing onr ttada among the grcatondpnp - nlons nations of Acta, and facilitating intemantse srlth that vast region, paster tarn coast to. coast in tho abort period -of twenty days, -with monthly or ;wochly steamships, the light of Christianity, Allowing the path of commerce,would return with alt its blessings to tho East, tam which It rose.-; In those TCgtons eommoreo must .he tho precursor of Chris tianity t-.-commcrciv which teaches peace and intercourse between nations'; which declares thotman is not the enemy of man. nor natiou of nation; but-, that the interests of ait conntrics andof all mankind am Identical, and that they wlliall advance mart rapidly trader the genial Influence of. an unrestricted -reciprocal trade and intercourse. liy our recent acquisitions-on tbs Pacific, -Asia has suddenly be come onr - neighbor,- "with - a placid Intervening ocean, Inch. I ting our steamships upon tbs beck of-a commerce mater than that of all Eurcpe eonMmxl. This cammorca Is ours, ; If onr’merchants-and-government Shonid' by their nnlted energies secure for us with Asia* rapid and frequent rmn . munkation-hy steam. Our prodnetsand our manufactures, and especially our -coarse cotton fabrics arc precisely what are desired by several hundred millions of their people, who wIU send us bach-In return their spec!? and their nch pro- ; Auctions, so ftw ofwhich are raised within our limits.”, si TffE i The Washington Union, in notioing the news of Mr. WaxiKeh as set forth in his Bcport, re maths. and aptly, xro think:— “It ti not a lUtta remarkable that the prediction* or Mr. Walkregards theedrm oTChristtonlt;ln China as the remit of increasing trade and intercourse, seem to be on the eio of lndicated in tbeprodamatkm In favor of fjbrifltlonlty "by the -rebol chief—not Improbably, now the now -Emperorof China. Tble proolamawn, if the facta are truly stated, la themost strUasß erenfc Uw world has witnessed sincerthe unfolding of'the banner of the- Cross by Constantine at the heed of the Imperial legions of Rome u Who, that has looked at the history of barba rous nations, does not coincide with the remark of the ex-Beoretaiy, that “cotameroo must be the precursor of Christianity ”? One merchant chip trading in a Chinese sea-portfor a week, will do more real good to the . inhabitants than dozens of missionaries in a year. By this re mark, we mnko: no reflection on that noble hand of Bolf-sacrifloing philanthropists who leave the comforts of home to. spread the light ofDlvine Truth in heathen countries; hut such is the dis position, education; and. prejudices' of tho. Chi nese; that until the/spar of selfintorest is ap plied, eniLthey are susceptible of it too, but lit tle progress can be made either iu colonizing or Christianizing them. bswo op oim owr state H. C, Marks, £sq, has beea appointed Post master at Somerset,: and will enter upon tbedis-' charge of his duties on the Ist of duly. Charles Krissinger, Esq, Ims been appointed Postmaster at Berlin, in Somerset county. The Somerset Visitor, in speaking of the Con nellßrille Railroad, says: “Tho road will, in a very short time, be placed under contract. We cauaot refrain from congratulating the friends of, this, and other improvements, upon its suooeso, and upon the brilliant futurity of Somerset county” Mr. Jnmeß Forqaer, of Donegal township, in Batter county, has been appointed Route Agent on the Pennsylvania and Ohio: Railroad, from Mansfield, O, to the city of Pittsburgh. The Batter Herald states that on last Thurs day evening,"during a most terrific thunder storm, Mr. Hugh Beatty, of Batter township, had a horse etrnck by lightning and killed olmoßt in stantly. -Eds barn took fire from the lightning, hat-was extinguished after some difficulty./ A young son of Capt. P.H.'-Barnes, of Johns town, was drowned a fow days ago, in conse quence of taking a cramp while swimming. Two hundred acres of cool land, situated near Monongahela City; was sold a few days since by Jos. S. Morrison, Esq., of this'city, at $BO per aero. The property belonged to Morons Black, Esq. • » Solomon Alter, Esq., of Monongahela City, has returned from California. He was absent about 15 months, and comes home satisfied with -his experience of California life. Patrick Boyle, tried at the present Quarter . Sessions in Armstrong county, for the murder of hiß wife, was found guilty of murder in the sea ond degree, and sentenced to the Western Peni tentiary for four yeare. © • In West Pinly township, Washington county, on lost Monday, John Pony while quarrying stone, the. bsnk.fell of? upon him, causing his death almost instantly. Mr. Parry, came over from Wales abonttea months since, inoorapany with Ms family. So says the Washington Re porter, , r Items of News and Miss ellany: - The New York and Erie railroad company, ac cording to the terms of their recent arrangement with the Central' railroad company; -virtually i abandon; one ; hundred rand thirty mila - of; their road! Theyrunto Baffaloinstendof JDun hirk, and, tnke their . boats from tho latter; port. ’ ~ -'• Messrs. Chambers &_oeieer, of New York, state that their consent has been asked and ob t tained to allow tbeir olipper.ship ;:Sire«jsrtaies to ! r sail race of ontrnnd return-each ship to pay an entrance of [slo,ooo. It is estimated that during-the last twelve i months there have been imported into New York I from England and coloniesj. 100,00j).tciuof bitam ■inonseoaljwhleh at $lO afon-wohld-amonnt to $1,000,000. A letter from Major John C. Henshaw of the United States army,,dated at Fort.Arbuohle, on tbo 16th of May, says that the report of the at tnok on Fort Arbuckle is untrue. There bad not been even the semblance of a-hostile feeling shown by any of the tribes- that hove habitually visited that fort since its establishment. On the 20th inst., a horse race was to have taken placanearMontoroy, California, —distance 10 miles, ovor a level country The following v;oro tho stakes ;-SIO,OOO in cash (a side,) one thousand head of cattle (valaod at $28,000,) and, five hundred 'young mares,';.(valued -al:$5'000) making in all $80,000; . $lO,OOO » side. " . On (he first of July there will be about twenty-three millions of dollars surplus In the ilI. S; Treasury, which will probably amount to fifty millions by the end,of the current fiscal year. ‘ Hon. Lewis Cass, jr., came passenger in the Pacific. Ho retnrns to hir.post in Rome in Sep. tember. He Will bo welcomed home by “many Warmfricnds. The Rhode Island. Legislature adjourned on Friday last, after a session of fear days. An net was passed .prohibiting tho issue of fraction al bills after the first of September. -Tho pro position; to : enlarge the suffrage for- the elec tion of delegates to the convention failed .in ednens. ! There, are three things a woman cannot do te pass o bonnet shop without looking in—to boo a baby, without kissing it, nnd to ndmlre a piece of lacc without inquiring how, muchit was per ynrd. It ie stated that , the Manassas Copper Mine Company, in Virginia, have bought, in perpetui ty, thomlneralrlghton over nine hundred acres of- ground,- giving ns tho company .are induced to believe, on inexhanstiblo quantity of copper of excellent quality, contiguous'; io . Baltimore, Now- Totk and Boston markcts. Their mine, it is alleged, compares not: only favorably invoca tion with thohest mines at home, but in the fidelity of tho ore. The Sab-Treasury in New York, the Express -says, is now fnllerthan it-ever. was before,' Tun ning np; to eight millions. Unless tho govern ment makes a great enorifleo in buying up the national debt, the surplus-revenue will run over $20,000,000 when Congress ro-nssembles. In New Orleans, they intend to impose a tax npon real estato of about three per cent. In Cincinnati, the rates are about' two per cent., and they have recently been increased two mills above the rates of last year. -TheFrederick Examiner states that a cooper in that city. made a* Hour barrel ono day last week in the spaco'of ten minutes, which was consid ered quick work, whereupon Mr. Harrison Knight, another , coopery undertook for a wager to make a barrel in les3 time, and succeeded in completing it iu 7} minutes. , : The'Wheat Crop in-North ..Carolina, wo learn from the Faycttovitie Observer, is; generally goad; hat the quantity sowed last fall Is slated to have, been less thanusual. The oat crop, however, is very inferior, owing tp long continu ed droughts. / Jacob Dbugtass, a respectable citizen of Phil adelphia, being in ill health, wentwp tho JSchuyl kill to tho Fulls, last Wednesday,'to see about purchasing a farm, and on Friday his body was found floating on the river, with a stab inflicted on the left breast, perforating the lung. His. wallet and seyeral other; urtiolos ho usually car ried: in his pockets are missing, Tho Johnstown Echo mentions that a boy, named Valentino, a son of Christian Miller, of Bonscreok'Furnace, had his thigh broken on Friday week, by being caught in tho wheel of a car.: The (high was amputated by Dr. John Lowman, of Johnstown, in his usual skilful man ner, -six hours after the injury occurred. The boy la doing very well, and has evoty prospect of recovery. Population of tbe Principal Cities In En- rope nodUorth America. 'The Boston Tranaaipt compiles from Wtbtr'a Volk i Ealcndtr (People’s Almanack) for 1853, published annually at Lcipsio, the following ta ble of -the population of the largest cities in Eu rope and North Araerioa.. As the Germans ore proverbially- oceurnto in their statistical state ments, Bays tho Transcript, It Is to be presumed that this table may be retied npon as correct.— It wilt bo seen that New; York stands fourth on the list, Philadelphia ninth,' Baltimore twenty first, and Bostoa twenty-eight, As a matter of curiosity nnd reference,'the table may he worth catting out-aud preserving: - •1-London.. .2.303,141 54,F£sUl— 123X00 2. Potts.... .1,003,202 35. Prsgno....; , 124,181 3. Coh’Uttople 780,090 36,‘Barcelona— 120.000 4. New York 323,100 37. Genoa——. 120,000 6. St‘ Pofsborg.;... 478,437 38. Cincinnati .-,110,710 0. Vienna - 477,848 39. N. Orloana—llOS4S 7. Berlin/ .... 441,031 40. Brintol—— 115X00 •8.. Naples - 450476 41. Ghent-,-.,,,—,. 112410' .9, Philadelphia....- 409,354 42. Munich— -. 100,770 10/ Liverpool— —. 43. 8re51au............ 104.000 11. Glasgow.—.-/- 301,800 44. Florence ——. 102,164 12. Moscow— 350,000 45. Bourn 100,203 13; Manchester./ '230X00 40, Bolfest-99,000 n43Slndtld.—2oo,ooo 47. Cologne.— — . 92,244 15. Dublin —254,860 48. Dresden...;—— 91,277 1(1. Lyons- 219,326 49. Stockholm—.; 90,823 17;'Lisbon;—241,600 60. Rotterdam—9oXoo. 18. AxCstcnl&m;— 222490 61. Antwerp 88,800 19. Havana—— 200,009 62. Cork.— 80,486 'SO-Mnxscllles..;,-..; 195,2n7 63. Liege,— —77,687. '2l. Baltimore-;,..,-. 189,064 54; Bologna 76,100 22. Palermo -180,000. &s..Loghom.— ,—« .74X80 23. Home;—, -.,172,382 Mr Triwto—7o,34o 24. Warsaw.—-162,697. -57* Eonlgaborg—.-;,70,193 25. Leeds 152,000 53. Shcilleld. ... 03X00 20. Mllan--.v;.-. 151,438 39. The 11agUe.....- 03,000 27. Hamburg 148,764 00.- Lolpslc-— .—;■ 66X7.0 28-Boston 130,788 .01. 0p0rt0.—......-02,000 29. Brussels- 136X08 02 Malaga . .fm,OOO SO. Turin—— 135.000 03. Dsntzio 59,012 .31; Oop*nhagtm—. 133,140 64. Frankfurt 67,660 32. Bordeaux——l3o,927 05. Madgoburg.—... 60,092 33.. Venice .126,708 06. Bremen— .. 63,166 , /We may romark that there ore several cities in India, China, and Japan; which are-. reported to contain a larger popnlation than: that of Paris; hat not being in Earapo or North America, they are of aonrse excluded from the above list; iu. which also is omitted the city ofMorico, (which should not havo boon omitted,) containing a pop ulation bf abent 200,000. Alluirik The Washington Union contains acommunicn tion from Henry R. Schoolcraft, Esq;, in which he describes a section ofeonntry which is known by the name of Alborra; He /.saysit is an at tractive, well timbered, and fertile area of coun try, lying Immediately west of the Rooky moan- • tains. A mild, temperate latitude, to which, for : the'parpose of - distinct- allusion,- ho applies the aboriginal term. The area is about fifty miles broad, ond lleaparallel to .the:Rcoky. mountains for a distance of several hundred miles. It gives rise td both of the main and numoronssnlvaffin 'ents of the Columbia river. ThTwabaah nhd'ErlVrCanaUs at length complete.' It haß been 21 yews Jtjprogress,— The work unites the waters of lake Erie at To ledo with the Ohio at EvanarUlo. Its whole length is 459 miles, ofv?hlchS7£> miles arein Indiana and 84miles in Ohio. The eastern sgo tion was first opened,, and.eleven years ago unit- . ed the lake and the Wabash at Lafayette, y The ..t Mr.!A. Jones Waarkillod near Montgomery, embarrassed finances of Indiana made itesobae- A i obftI 4 ft bya Dr . Miller. Jones edfrom the State debt proper, it has reached its wire, apd attacked him wttha bowle knife, cans-, nltimate destination. , * mg MadcAthin a few minutes. „ ( EUBTHEK POIiKJGS MEWS . . The foreign papers by the Humboldt, to the Bth inßt.v furnisb somo additions! details of in-, terest: . is -announced- that the; split In the EtigtiahcabiaotbetweeuLord; Johußussell nnd tho Irish' members holding ofuce had been healed?np.« Matnal explanalU ns .having taken placer-' between' tho /.three'gentlemen (Messrs. Mousell, Keogh -and Sadter, who had resigned : the offices they filled) and the Earl of Abordoen, their resignations bad been withdrawn. ; :-: The;weather.:iatEngland-was very- generally most.favorabloToc th.o growing crop?. , - When tho Humboldt.' left. Commodore Vander bilt's steamship yaoht/tte lNorlb Slur, was ex citing-groat attention at Southampton..;.She had been Crowtls.of pooplo availed-themeclves ofthe facility, nndnp pcareil greatly gratified by the sight of-tbis rang nificant-speoimeuof naval 'American nrobitco turo. The Dally News; states “ tho mayor, of Southampton bad brought, before tho munici pality of that townthsftjroprioty of some public manifestation-towards-'Mr. Vanderbilt, on ao-. count of histiiavidghonored Southampton by se . ificting lias tho rendezvous of his gigantio stoam, Jacht." . ' , ; tiTnn .Waues Movejibbt is; LivEttrooi-.—The agitation for increased remuneratien. for labor Still continucsiu Liverpool. -On Monday tbo cot ton porters, who had made an unsuccessful ap- : plication for an advance,. of bj. a day, strno k Work, and have expressed - their determination to remain ont until their demand.is concedod, -and, further,: until -the -masters sign an agreo■- ment to pay them 45.,a day, instead of the old price, Bs. and fid. They bavc also como to tho resolntion not to work for soy onewho_em ploys men who aro not-members of the. Cotton Porters’ Association, a society which numbers upwards of SfiOmembers. "Thoroovomentmeets With tho co-operatiou of the dock -labarera, up wards of COO strong, who have also struck work, - ..Tho result threatens to bo very detrimental to the trade of the Mersey, unless- a speedy oompro ‘mise. bo effected. The employers, howovyr, seemed determined to-resist -the moa; and-al though the* majority would .bo wllling.to grant tho iacroaaepay,.lhey are resolved to break down. :a combination; which Would prevent them from -employing men. who; are not: members of a oer tain association;Yesterday only tmo ship in the. port was at work, - and at a tnoosler meeting, hold by the men at tho west side of George’s Dock, Hwaa intimidated tbat ; TnenBures would be adopted to " pat a stop” to /the fow laborers ■ .ahd porters who wcrc/omployed at it. The let ter oarrlers of - Liverpool have petitioned tho .Postmaster General for an advance of wages, on the ground that 20s. a weeks -is inadequate- to their requirements, owing to tho increased price of provisions, fco.. Tho application had met a deoided negative from Viscount Canning. ; Switzhbuakd.—The forced loan has been, de clared null? but the government of Friburg ; having, : of-itself, admitted itto he so, there woa no reason- to adopt a formal resolution on that bead. iM.edo Fcnelon, the French Minister, has.used his good offices to bring about nn understand ing between Switzerland and: Austria.., He is understood to have ad vised, an. amnesty in favor of thepersobs implicated in the Friburg affair, : .Private letters from Switzerland, announce /that tho Federal Council has jest-adopted rcso lutions ta the following effeotp (after having bod before it the report of its/Department of Jus tice,) viz: -. “let, That the court-martial established at -Friburg is contrary to tho Federal-Constitution. - : 2d; That - the judgments delivered J by the tribunal-are null and void.; And, ; “ 3d,- That tho:.indlvidualB r condemnedby that tribunal, shall be delivered over to the ordinary tribunals, unless: in the event of the Grand Council, granting them tho bonefit of an amnes ty." : Toe Tcbcibu, Question.— Tho fact which wo aro enabled! to state in ft third edition, that a courier had been despatched from St. Pcters burgh to;Constaotlnoplo-with o demand that -Prince MeusehlkoiFs laßt proposal should be co eepted by the Porto within eight- days, is, on several accounts, of gUcat Importance, and it is,- wo think; less unfavorable to n pacific solution of this dispute than it might ot first sight appear to be. i - The despatch of another courier is afresh proof that tho system of tcroporizaticn and hesi tation which; Prince Menschikoff had began, is still by Emperor Niobolas.himscif. Bat it oppearsfurther, that ibis .courier i?,to insist on tho accoptaiico oTFrinca .‘Menschikoff’s last proposal. That proposal, we believe, is not idontioal with tbo convention, so haughtily de manded on :tbo sth of May; on the contrary, subsequently to that'date, and just beforoleaviug 'Constantinople, the Bnssiw Envoy addressed a last communication to RcdsclrJ Pasha, oonoider 'ably ics3 objeettouabte in forpi though still not acceptable to the Tntkish Government in sub stance. : If, after all, tho demand maic upon tho Porto tan be satisfied-by a declaration of good will towards all /tho Christian subjects, and if this declaration nddressed, not to Russia alone, bat to nil the groat Powers which aro interested in tbe wel&ro of tho East, thoro is no reason that such n-doolarntion should not be made. - Wenrofarther corroborated.in this occasion by the circumstance that Coant Nesselrode (the same,, wo presume,- who accompanied Princo Menschikoff to Constantinople,) has arrived in London;.and wo take that occurrence to be a strong additional 1 proof ;tbat : the Emperor Ni cholas IL, oh all accounts, mneb moro.disposcd to have recoareo to negotiation than to arms. Meanwhile, the iaugaago held by all the oth or governments of Europe, is firm,- united and energetic ; that of Austria more so than we had -ventured to anticipate, though:not morose than her peculiar/position requires that of France, temperate and consistent with thcwgcneral inter ests and decision of Europe. Upon the. whole, thereforo, we nro confirmed in thohopo that this crisis will simply roooit npon its authors; and unless- some; fresh canso or dißsention.sUonld arise, it seems not improbable that tho Russian government will, under tho show of insisting 'on its olaims accept such tcrmß as Turkoy may offer in conjunction with tho other power of Europe.- They, on their sido, ore interested in not adding to the difiioalties.—London T<ma,Bth. Itait.— Pcidmont ha 3 sustained a sovero loss by tho death of Connt Baibo. Preaidont of the council; which taokplacoon the 3d:'. France. —Faria, June, 7, 0 V. M.—The Leon idas, which arrived yesterday at Marseilles, left Constantinople on the 26th ult. At that date, the greatest- enthusiasm for tho Sultan pre vailed among. the|Tarkish inhabitants of the capital. . -When the ieonldas patisod by Malta, tho Bri tish fleet won still in that harbor. The British ship London, of 90 gnns has, it is assorted, met the second fqr. ?) Admiral between Cape!Bon and the Island of Pant Illario on his way to Malta. .. The British steamer 1 Caradoo - loft Marseilles Mr. Tnokcr, the Qaeen’s messenger, who is thebearer of . despatches for Admiral Dandos, on board. Eo day tho Bonrso has been koptip .a state of groat armaments.— The three ■ per cents, oloseo at 77, coupons de tached for the end of the month, and the four and-a half per cents: closed at 102. . SmiA —Jerusalem, May 15.—The special En voy of the Forte to tho - Pasha has arrived, nnd the intentions which tho Saltan has manifested respecting the Greeks have produced an excel lent effect. • i -j :-Aralnßcy, 16 tarns out -, thattbe. swarthy bnt amiable -gentleman ‘who traveled - through tho country last year, feting, feasting and kissing, in the pleasantest-posslblo-;fashion;vis no humbug after ■ all. -At Icaßt,, so . says, Cotnmodoro Porter, who plainly - speaks by the card, in a .recent letterlo'the New fork Evening Post Mr. Marsh, onr Minister at Constantinople, wrote to Commodore Porter,. Stating- that he hod nppliod to ' the Sublime Porte ,to Bend an agent of the Government to tho .United States,, for thes purpose of visiting tho'Docks, Navy Pards, ati!l'Arsenals, -and to gain other in formation in relation to the country, and that ho .(Mr; M.) had pledged the Turkish Government a free passagefor. sold agent, (Amin Boy.) - The . Commodore/ Vf ho was hi the- Mediterranean at ■the. time, .chalked Mr, Amin Bey’s hat according ly. Tho : Commodore faTthrr says that. on the return -,of> said Boy to Constantinople, his .rank .was increased; and he was placed in charge of the Naval Bdhoolat Prinooss -Island, in tho sea of Marmora, -i If this be so, ojl right,' And,'.although we are not aware thafbo und his right hand man, John .P. Brown,' of the Turkish legation, i who accompanlca.him) made any. profound in vestigations among our Dooks, Navy Yards and Arsenals,'still that’B none of bur business.'. Onr excellent friend, tho SnltuD, ia-doubtless pro- ■ ■foundly with- the pretty things-- that were sold of him and his nation; over theshould eraof Mr/Bey.'Wo stand readytobo. mulcted. in.anothQr :gj|;-600,(which was all that was ex pended according !o' the Commodore) :to tickle the wofthy “ infidel” potentate.— Plaindealer. ; .ogo y-. T .-■( Pirraaroaii, ion® 24»1523.. Messfii. lUmu & Phillips: Allow too ® mSUtp* inyonr paper to correct an error Into. which Barcr&lijrytar coiempgrarleflfcare totb® "Strilcooa.tfco Allcghaoyjportago JtallraML” That thepabii? miwS ahotud ’ be excited, ahtHhatiho ptes* shoald cpsah.: out ti-sueh *» occurrence bQulto natural, fiw if ©n&balf of whai:U 6e» forth In the manifesto of iho parties aggriffrod. be true, the .wonder Is that they should hard - endured such expression so long.: But before editors ehQaia : pcjJnitthe32ElTes to denounce psrtlcnUr ladiriduala nsthoanthors complained of, they ought to hnow that they dcsorre to bar .denonnasL-; . IfuUy-concurvith thoso who have gone theforlhest la condcmulng tho ea««ei which have led to this unfortunate i alTair, buti submit whether it Ik right to denounce iadis-. crlmln&cely &u officers who rosy happen*® be forttra public 'Bcryice v y preliminary -remarks, I. .willr ptfofly. state tlw focia; so for Ml hard bead: able to esccrtafn them,; . and then leave an.lmpauiidj[Ublfoto deetdahowrauehcen adre ©Ught tote? laid at the door ofthe Canal. Boards' of •which t am how a inember.'Before tb&tmderaigned became ameaberoftbe BoatU/a reporthad been made toiling forth tho entife lndebtadnPcs'of tbePortage rcad, as weD os the andvariotifl lincaofCariaV and also tin estimotedf the amount required to pay ell the officers “and hands Jn the. employ ct the Commonwealth tho pretontyear.. . - - -i. ,-r-This was an tho Board could do at tho time. ' I have not that report, nor the appropriation bill before mo, but 1 be lieve the amounts asked.lor.to pay old.debts, dne lahorers, £c T A3.wnU.&s thoamount required topaythem-ibe-preKmt year, were allowed... • - • . . -Tho question-thejiiarises, Why have, those mennot been .paid !• X voryfrankly confwa myinability to: gtvpa.eatia ofaome others :«addehounco'toHoaw parthSi-Ihavo lustk tbted inquiries Into' the causes of the noxrpayment of thla: «f dbjr ; : fellpw oitironal'.'Jn: this connection! deem ft just to myself to stale that I-had 'suppewsed-that the?6.claimshadaU the money jiad been appropriated for the purpose, and asl-. had passsd over the read at-leasta half damn iimeiwHhin.; the puiiwo months, and' not amaa mentioned to mo that be had sot reedTcd his dues,TtookH for granted that they. bftdtilLbeeripaid.-Had Inotarlghtsotocohcludaf-ScmQ -of tbe Pittsbargh 'etUtors discasa qtiestionas though the Canal Comint’giopcrg were dishmrping ofSceraj-thua ex* ddbiting culpable Ignora&eemTwhat they; ate writing about - Those® on who aro so ready todcmautrce tbeCanaljßoard oUgfiCto know fhiftlthe Amunfeioners djJadt, and disburse a single dollar,-for any purpose whatever, and yet, j J>y dastardly iawrido, they arecmvrged "with • “ speculating 1 on - \ lightin. Wbirhj; regarded thia matter, 1 aub*.j join tbe resolutions whkhlpTepartd imtwdwiWyim weiog I the statement of v Ibeserejclntlona t- 1 submitted to one of mycolltogucsiXtenT ©over, who -was i in the pity at tho-time/Athfo snggestion, action upon thosercedaUatifl whs we,would vialtlfrce' i port, frhither wo were obliged tqgo, to examine thAAqa©- ! dixet, which uaif to damaged as to require the Suspension fif - for the time being.'''! totf muchregretto state Uiatthat'genUeman was triuble to'return" with: me, owing to a attack Of ‘ h’o f drtbcri can be had on the resolutions for the present.: tJQtH l can bare all tbo foctsbefore mo, I. will express no opinion W to wheretho.fouHiieß. ,; ‘ " . . : if whn iha disbursing officcr.OU.thatpar*. ; iloa of tho bos made the necessary eCorta toohtalojibemoney, and could not do s<v tho fonllfo not l£ on ;the_ other Jtond,' the money is not la the ‘treasury, no blame ought to attach to the heed, nf that de partment; and,no-tons man will attempt- to throw the to- . - sponsfoUity bn the .Executive.; J repeat, then, that for-: tho i present, l ean express gp opinion as tQvrbercthQceiipure. ought to be thrown. .-■ AB-to tbeallegationthftt orthoagents underthe:i Canal Iloard are speculating on tho public funds/* and on :tha u earniogCotthe laborers,’* wo will only notice it so far i as to toy. that ft would have been much taore manly to hatß’ j named the Individuals implicated thantomake theallega*.! Uon-la" each general term as to mean no body* and Cr try body. ' let them name fht j»aq or men, and -adduco.tbe ertetojee to tuitatnVie charge and X pledge myself that he, artbey.sh&U.. ;noVremain in the service oj the State longer.thsn .hls Of .theirdismlml can be prepared. -: - If there be any one tot in a publlo officer, which more de serves tho execration otall honest men thaaany other,ltu thatnf axing the pubUofunds in w peculating on the eam* logs of poor men.”’ s But while I caj this, josUcato all the dLsbuzstog agents of; tho compels -cm, to. .stoto- xu^. the hnowfodgadf ahy.bhe Of them having fctonesgaged! In euch a disreputable practice. X73foreyer, tbeiefore,tho reaton may be found to exlit for tholwronga .which hava ; .been so justly complained of onthe part of ihoto snaring. , creatures, i trurt that no cgtot of the. State will be found who has-bepg'soloattoevetyhflnorahle Imphlse.as toihave been of each inform# conduct' Xr%rct that! have, feltcmled uponto&otico this atnlLbut aoxi cspeciaUy do rregretthat liniTebeeii compelled to do so ou my own responsibility; without ibe aid of my esteem : edeolltogacsMessr*;Maßisos'toidCLOVfia;-but theonobe* lug ecmSsed to hU room by ekkncm,-arid sot knowing, at this moment,' the whereabouts of the other, I have not the benefit of their counsel. •• i• •• 'VctTtrolyTour£rieail,^e^: - • ••■"• •tf .■ WM.IIOPKIK3. Risdvedf That tho Superintendent* of tHa Philadelphia &p 4 ColqinbiAi ond 4lics beer Mid ibf Supmisorsof thewreral dfrUlons ottthePeimsylTanla -Canal, he directed In the oftnoaey fijp;- the ..payment of debts, innll 16 those ezedltor* who bate pcrfbrmisl the-labor,and instecott.topay any check roll or other evidence of debt in Ula hands of second partie*,untllflftthe debts In -first* hands shall hare been folly paid. ‘ *'<• Retobxdf That said Superintendentsanti Supervisors be also directed to draw from the Treasury, at the earliestpra& touch moueyesmaybp necessary to pay all back debts due to engineers, and other hands fh the employ of the Commonwealth, and. that fccreafler nM parties bo poH monthly, so. long ns* the appropriation for that purpose may last..'--- - • •>. - : Tohsaoe os Spasisb V’ES3ELa. i -rTlie Secre tary of tfaa Treaatny to instructed of castoms to abstain from tbe exnctionbf nnyton* nago doty on Spanish wesseU coming fromports or places in too Island of Cobjv in ; ballast, or vhen laden with J oargoesof mplnsdes'tnltmiiaat eltbor of said ports. -Thia is in View of die fact lliat Onba rices not exact tonnage .duties on AnKricaavcssola .vrben in ballast, or entering to Jlcad : rrUh molasses.- The instructions also apply to Porto Itfco. i3*Dr» Haltey'i Porati Wl&a«h the beti the permanent core of bropiy,Gtarcl,Jsun dire; bjrspepjda, COsUteneea,Rheumatism, tfout, Lom of Appetite; CbtopUlntsof thoXlTer, Ucurt,Kiiiccyaml Stom ach, Colds/Oonghs over .c&rcd for salo ln this city- Circulars, giving full particulars, can ba had grails.' ’..V : „'jCSJ“cee large advertisement In another column. .? Sold Wholesale and Retail by ©r.GKO. TI. KEYSES, 140; comer of Wood itreet and Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, al go, by JASIE3 T. SAMPLE, north-west corner of street and the iHaraond, Allegheny City. ' jeSrlmdav-7 Worms I Worms 1 *.. A great 'many learned treatise* bare been written explaining tbc origio of, anil classifying the worms gvsncral tad In tbo human system. Scarcely any : topic of medical science haselldtttl moreacute observation and .profound •research; and yet physicians'arc yerj much divided In opinion on .the: subject It must he admitted; however, th at, after oil,, a tnodo of expelling these norms, abd purl* tying the body:ftom their pra»neo,is of more value than the. wisest disquisitions as to the ..origin.:. 32» ;expdllng agent has at length been found—Dr, H l Laue’ r s Vermlibge U . theinuch sought after specific, and h&aaltcady superseded" oil other worm medldnas, its efficacy being universally e> ..knowiedgtd 1? medical .practitioners. Purchasers, will pleasehe careful to ask for Dr. :eelebraied Vermifuge, and take.nono else. All other Veir .mifagw, in comparison, are .worthless. Vor aale by most of the Druggists and Merchants, and by the sole proprietors. . FLRiUNQ BROTHERS, . .jeSiiUtw 60 WoodetroeL MED: ’ .On the 23d instant, after a lingering Illness, ELIZABETH P., wifo. of Samuel SLWlekorsham, in the thirty-socoad year of her ago. - ' '• Thefrteadaof the family inrhod to at tend her funeral, THIS DAT, at 3 o'clock, P. 2tL, from the rcsUcnco of her husband, No. 150 Penn street, ther notice.- • * NEW ADVEBTISEHEHTO. DAN RICE’S SIPPODEOIIEAITD HBffAGERIE! AjCOMBINATiONOFTALRNT ANDINTERK3TFORIBS3, ; Wmcn CTUUIJQEJ Tllß.Alf«raATias*o7-Tllß PUELIC, ■ . IXriLL EXHIBXT Iu PITTSBURGH, an FRIDAY, SAT* YY DEDAY; MONDAY and TUESDAY, July Ist, 2d, 4ih .and ,sth. • .vr The characteristics of thU nw inch, that the proprietor deems U unneaenarytogo into full details, as It lhaa been ncksowiodged.to be superior to any similar one ever exhibited In this country.' The mag nificent Pavilions, the. Trappings and Paraphernalia, need onlyto be »ooa-to be appreciated."-: • • ': The HIPPODROME comprises everything beautiful In an equestrian entertainment; while. %-."*• The; MENAGERIE, the celebrated CHINESE FAMILY, andthe WELD-BOY-OF CEYLON, comprise an exhibition hot excelled In interest by any lu the world. . - MB. FEANS* HAMILTON, the great Animal Tamer, will perform his pet GRIZZLY BEAR, from C&Ufohda, In tho Ring, to the admiration ofoverf. beholder.* ' - «3“For farther particulars, see “BUDGET OF PUN.” Victoria! and, Descriptive Bills, at the Hotels. ‘ ' GBAND GALA, DAY! Jnlylth, Four ExhlbitlonswUl be given. Commencing at half-past 9, half-past 12, half-post 3, and half past 7 oi'MDck. ' Admission to hoth'Exbmtlonsi Hfty. Cents. ' v‘ * A9* The MENAGERIE wilF be open during the Day and Evening and the odmlsdon.to;it alone will bo Twenty-five •Cents.•••• . je2s: • -TDST of thcoa nice fitting OiT?T tl ‘ Ties/for. gentlemen. Prices low. • je2s: ■ W.:E.B(RniEETZ > t 107Marketst. TntODRTH CF JDLY>-ScaitEKM, No. 107 Market street J? ' -is receiving for the Fourth; a large raristy of feet cov ering, comprising Gaiters, Baskins,* Ties, Slippers, and va rious other new styles for ladles, misses,' boys and children. Prices unexceptionable. • j 425 IkARNUM’S TIiTiDSTEATED NEWS, and Gleason's Pie*' ) torial, Ibr this week. Yankee Notion and Brother Jonathan, for the Fourth of July. • - - • .YlvtanGrey;l^B , lanieH.<:: >.‘:::’ '' Red King, the Cpmir Chieftain; by Harry Hard. PhUipin Scaich of a Wife. J .‘Edgar Clifton—a Story of School Llfo; by Adams.. - Roccivedand for sale at W. A, GILBENFENNEYA OO.’fl. Je2s-. : ... - 78 Fourth street. •* BARGAINS in COAL LA «DS.—For sale, a Lot of 62 Aercs of Odal, with railroad, ears, Ac., in good order; situate on thoMonongahola river. Three thousand bushels of Coal eaa be delivered • - r. r > ALSO~A Lot of 25Q Acres of Cool, of a six foot vein ; sit noted on the.;Yonghioghsny river, with, a good andsafo harbor. These lands ara oEcred at a low price/md oa easy terms.':-. • • ••.* * je2s :* L , S.CUTHBSBT A 80N; 140 Thlri street; • William A.:H'Cin7g r ~ TJAMILY GROCER ANDTEA DEALER, comer of Wood JC and Sixth streets, has on hand a most extensive and select stock ChoicO-Famliy Groceries, Flue Teas,- Willow and Wooden Ware, which he. offers - At the* lowest-rates, wholo ealSorretalL 1 -. • je24 • . “ h, G. FOS y •' “ HiSjnst received o few.dojco superior tRENCH CAIF SHINS, (Sonelo Cclbot’e triad.) Bend In year orders, and eot some of ilio nicest feet apparel eilant, and the Cheapest, too. Dotftbetoolafce. .- ~ VjeS&l* ~ NO. 50 DIAMOND AfcLEY. ;-T AWES' GAITERS, Boots, Jetmy Linds, ThUlcn I x Buskins and of all qnaUties.- Alsoj-Mlsses and Childrens Gaiters, Boots and 'Jenny Linds. ; *. , and examine- ’ " L. E, HAYWARD,, u:* .. de24 . comer of Market tod Übortystrosta. v I EXTRACTS ■FORFLAYOEING - Preston £ • Merrill' manufacture-: • ' 5 gross. Extract Lemon; 5 gross Extract Nutmeg;'' 5 do. , do. Vanilla; 6 do do Orange: 3 do *do : Peach; '3 do do Bora; *Je2i ; ; :..;Jbrsslet>y- FIiEIIKO EBOIHEE3. V . 1 v v ' r - f •e '*■’*•'* *■ « • ■ -i' v “ yr* „ %t, 1 T f— ’ _ *> « !*. 3*?-- ' 1 Vv’ . ... . V* ' ■ • 1 .M.; -S- ■ .••• ■ *Vt ‘ i li. ij "• *r f u-'. 'Ar t.t-■ ■». " #. T "» ? -A -S’ -u - SPECIAL NOTICES. Sorßcoagontiat—yr.’r/> < TT* ~tKy q.TT. Blldto.] Ka 144 SztilhZZScL 1 (gray * ryTS». U» A* ©• I>*—*Meeta at tbaßsfUi'CaiJS corner of •tbs?v >,Fonrtb tni alaafect streets, (above Hoxfhj 4 Sarcb fields Store,) oo Mondayw&togyat S tfefock* -•••"■ rsiziZO* ■'■■■■ LODGa, I* ©• O# [frgy Angcrona Lodge, Jfo. 23VL/0. of-.©* F-idestatvery -iTtttoeadaj evening to Washington Hall, Wood eL Hj-’f * •.ff^s»Hl»AOK!ffJSA»^FoT^b*3tOoifi* , ftrTSAtaKUK- burgh, at 60 Ex, go to the Pekin 2ea store, ;Kd.SS -Fifu street, whera the r«y best Bigcfe and Green Yeas eon alfroysbe £ad t • -(jj9 . . -~Dbot azulShoa Maan£acfcurer»and Whctoala Sealer, :No> Id-Bard sy street, fite.dodrabehttrths 4£torHcmsc,2few York.'.'-:' . . v -v; :• y.Vif-;y:<>' : 7>.^;scisrXrffei.^: TAILOJUS SO - Tittsborghaad Allegheny, meets em tho flfatturf thitofl iTKDyRffPAYcf ATCTy montbj at the gLORI« DA HOUSE, Blrcoti\ - ‘ IHSUSASCEi-of Hort£httV ? Oomii**-Cer4ialrSfcxfc £KO,000; As* .sets -oj2ce of the PittahurjilrAgSiicy in Uxo Store EoGinofla’Ourfy AiLocrti3,Jxo.CQ Wtsdetreci „ _ 3 'COT-Uf - ' ». tL n.-HESSO^-i^atJ;: Silver Medal -ow-aitiled, lUfitltate, ISSS—F. U; SMITH,' Manufite* ■turor of Pocket BookSf Porlfl -RA*fl TT.-yyf ffriHW'. Dcsksi DresdogCases awl M!orh-805e&205-Archvtf«>t, cue doof belov Sixlh.Philfldelp'h^fL:;-—' of msstlsg, Washington Hall. ‘ IbgraWood street* between R&fc abbotand YirgUfcUlloy.? t -PinrocßflH £oi>jß,lfo. 336—‘SlcetseTGfy Ttt^layevening* - - Itocctra*. ISscutPHsar; No; 87-i-Mect3 List and Corastll A greafcmany per mits?--.: sons are dreadfully tonaentaiirtth cores; -remedy_will be:Cjutti la3>r. Couis*B Cosa-Ptistrsi. for salebyD?- GEO. S. KEYSHEfUO-Wooastreet - ,7 \ ‘ Mc^TetaHat'l2U'Kßd^scts.pefboi.'>, ' sbpB-" BSJUfersl dodactkms to iho&o vhck boy '* -KTAtSSy AJ orLalai Elaterfalfl,, bsjq lilat^Wlndow At-, at wholesale and retail r >*• - W. H.DABBYB* v.>- --- ;Na.lG9Cheaautstreei* corner Fifth,'Philadelphia;* v flartoiorrSlSde• and.;Trimovrita-thovery-iwistsiStench styles;-, •;; >- : ttTS*.: lllannfec* iKy - tory r COENEBOP SECOND. AND AECH STSi PUItADELI'HIA; w6trfcisSjlcii s SjIci crai SzufiT &*£&*. < • - - . 1_ _ ; Stare, ChufShi au'3 Lodge £ocm SHADES, made luV manner. / * “ 42?*Dealers and olheta are invited to Rive us uiearLbo* elsewhere. . O. -L. _Mir.hRR & Cov - y i - r B. W, corner Second, and Arch ate; Phlla. ’■ • W; CUNNINGHAM & :CQ* Mdiittfadvrea o/ WET* 1 FIESTST&EET3, -I^lahttrgfe-^oaJi^lTanl^'-vJhatienlarTirttentloa' 1 rttid-to' Odd sires. Also, dealers In PLIKTIOLASi TJALS, EOT TLESj Ac, ;Two’cf thirfirmvhdog practical men, will giro theirentirt attehtJdn'to tfiottalness;and •tbsyl&el- confl* dent tberjeaix prodaeo aaartlelo of Window'Glass equal to iCDy.cßhQrcf foreign or. domestic maimfcctiire. >->mar^3mO£^V ; f- T ;. -i c.**---• -i >-V-- -v -i«2r .Post OCleo Bandiags,-ThlßlatrMt^-Lik«afi£ssestalua) : ln : all kinds- weather, 6 P-iLveMcg as unlike and vastlysu perior ta the cornTrmchgapdagugrreotypes, at the tbnowinir ; chea? Prices: $1,60, $2, $3, $4, $5 and upward, according to the else end analUj of ease or frame.- .... slctetg dwwwJ pwanw Tt? part of the city. - £aov2sdy v AggEHB, Noisos hrtha H>md T nni .An >greeal& discharges from the ear, speedily and perma* nen tiy removed,TrtthontpMn or Ineonvcnicnce, t>y Dr. Hanr-" isiy PrindpalAuriat of.ihe N. Y. Ear Surgery, who mar be consulted at 99 ArchstrecVPhiladolphhL-ftoia? A7!Sf, to 3 P. SL. . ■•■-• . V.:.'...," .- years ofcldsa and ahhostuiidividod felsfacahch of special practice has enabled him toreduerhis ;bca£menttosach tf degree of suceeaaastefind tho most con r firmed ana obstinate cases yield, br atteady attention to the • -• CHAS. E. LOOMIS, STOCK A!TD BTJVIj.-BBOKEEj ao»ee, Boado, Jaortgagett, Bsc,,-SegotlutcS. • .. ATTcmoa ciysa. • "• .to the pnaciuaE ahosals gg etoceel 4S? r Oraict--T5 Teittlli Jlukct aid Wooi oppo-lto tte Bank of Pittaborgii. ■■ ■ : -janl&ly ■ VV. A. M'CLUEG & CO:, " r. HAYE REMOVED JO THE COKNER-OE - ••"• Wood aawtSisilt Stsredt#, .- ■cQ^,Where they- ol&r ta thelr old customers, and - the paMteEawrallJ, *t the lowest rates,TTMesrfe ad BetaD. Xixa largest, most .select ted complete'stoea of 'CTIOIOB M!AS, -FAMILY 1 GBOCEMES, ATOODEN AND ATItLOW 'WAKEtobotbanaiatheWert. iccly • 'Pearl. t§imm Mitt; CANAL BASIN, -ALLEGHENY CITY, J (Site tnsmmaoißsTdffit.)- fTS=? PINE, SDPEEFINE, ’EXTRA FAMILY,-' end KS- Ihy: TO A, (of eeleeted AVJiite Wheat,) Aiii. URAN,SaoaT3ANDlllCDLlt(Qg,elsraysShimi. ASP- We *lll dellrer Hour to families, In either of (6 tco cttbs-' Ordcrs placed In cur boles, otBUAON A REI- St ciali streets; or, LOGAN, WILSON ■& CO. 8,62. Wood street, -trill be attended 'toL --’ °yii - : cavAs, RESNEur & co. PHILADELPHIA CUETAIB WAREHOUSE, - ’ . 171 Chestnut ft, opposite. Vit Sale Housed--- r -'J ,lt, W^eA?FQKD # ' > - TT^S^' KEEPSeOnstahtlycrri biid the most extensive and i \r*£r: TarieJftMortaentorCurtainiiandCiirtaihilaterialsto' hefotnttl la the dtj»'etmjpr!siirsinT3aTt’of iha fclfotriM ; CERTAIN GOODS'AND TOIISETUIUS '<»VE2LVQS^! French Lace Curtains, Window Shades, all prices,- I MosUp *• Bnffllollands,allwl*JUMs . : Freneh OrocateUeSttLll widths, GlltCornSces, every stylo and j French Plashes, • . price, i “ Satintninw, . . GUt Cartaln Pins, :*. ■. • i V iAmpiSj ; ,■ *«■ Rgn.jg, • . Satins,- ~ . Cords and Tassels, • • • . Damask Linens, . Gimps, all'priees, •:.••..•••* .- Oflfthmerctte;' ■- * "Loops, -r PUia Turkey Kod, ... ■ w Fringes, India Satin Damask, • picture Tassels and Cords, ~; M Lining Silks,.. : V. Shade Tassels and Bras*es^...V- flocks, Ricgiy Brar.keia,£r.' " - A fall assortment of the above eoodsebastantly fur sale, wholesale orretail. - i f m,n. * W'~ .CABH aUTBAI. PIRE AKD UA. -- .RISE ISSCBiNCB COSIPAST, of Pennsylvania. CAPITAL, @lOO,OOO. CHAR TER TKRPBTUAL. - . - PrttiAiint— lion. AUGUSTUS 0. HEISTEK. ' , Sccrtlars— TllOMAS 11. WILLSOX, Esq, ; ' .5;; wstcross: ' : ■ r; uon.A.o. ilelster, ■ ■ Samuel \F. Hays,’ ' . 3VUliamXtoblnaon, Jr,,. . Tfcoiaas Gillespie, YftlUim F. Fafcuestocfe,'- Jobaß-Cox,- . , Bamy BoUman, • Jacob Peters,- • John Walker, Jr.,- -* WHliasrCoider, Jr, Jacobs. Hal Jar nan, •• : A tom nnrnT^■ • - HUSSEU."£-OAHES*A{?ea£s,- . _ . 0^ _J e 8 ; , (entraace ca ‘Wood etreet) S'irciae&l’s .ißSorasefi of tho CltyorPlttßbnrglu J, l*rcsid ent-KOBKKTTINNEY, Secretoryl WElrlasure -agilnst FERE and MARINE RISKS- of all kinds.'Office: !a Monongahela House, Jfes.'l24 and 125 Waterstrect. * • - wucrcsa: • •J. IL. Huorhsad, W. J. Anderson, ■ B. C.Eawyer, : ■ &. B. Simpson,-v .Edgar, n* B. Willdni.. '■ . - W.TT. Dallas, ... Cb&rle&Kc&V' C. H. Paulson, ■ William - A. P. Anihuts, ~ ■■-.•. Joseph Eaye. . ■ ... " . William WHiinsoiu ' - Jau3 rr^CITIZ&SS f 'lssDiszice Goiap&nir of Pittabursbr-H. 3>. KING, P«si£nt?SiSf- Dlil,L»ilAHailKU?B«mta>y. - OJllutM Watergrot,kteaalterltlarJ WoodilmU. InsmiUHlL end CAEQO Elsks,ca lha Ohio sad hEssls appl Rivera and. tributaries;- ■ " - • • -InsuresegainshLcssor Damage by Fire, ALSO-Against the Perils of tue&C3,end Inland IfaTtas*■: tlonandTransportation. • • - - maiCTQSS' ''.l H.D. King, • WmiTArfwwfr.;-. . v. . Wllltsc) Rigsli!7, , Sratslll. jdS? .. - Samuel Bea, • EobortDunlap.jr., : JohnS-DilwoTtb/ ' ?:..■»• 8. Harbaugh. : : • FyanMaSaTThtw^ .Eduard Hwttjflton a -..... : v' ; - ; ''. v - Walter Bryant, .. . WTBlaalLHajs; • 1 ; . .<.•■■■ doe 22 " Flttfibargb Life Ingqranco CJora*. ra. CAPiTA£,sioo,(»a Vleo President—SahchhFGur&xarr.'• -Treasurer—Josefs.SsXsEcm -!-;- .--v.'-- • -Secretary—v-'-..* : (Jbdtoiiiz &aU Building.) . ,j : . This Company maSes erery Insurance appertaining to or coaaoctea with Life Bfcks. _ Mutual Sates are t&o.same aa those adopted by other safely conducted Companies.. •...■■• Joint Stock-rates/av a reduction of cafrthlrd.ifreaarthe’- Mutiud rates—equal to a dividend, of thlrty*thrco and-one*- third per cent; paid annually In advance. .... r. - . Bisks taken on the Ures of persons going to California or Australia.' ■; ■James S. llocu, , .■. William Phillips, : : .Join Scott, > - John ITAlpln, . - ■ Horatio N.Les, — It b duo -to. KlER^ HSroleim to Utcr. say that it has been known to completely, eradiate, every restageofthla dreadful disease in. lass ticur than any other remedy, and -et less cost or Inconveslsnco totbe-pa* --» Thf M ffpyityy' in the of tho pJGp?i> tor, many ofwhich are from Well knows dtisens of the city of Pittsburgh and its Immediate vicinity, go to show dourly andbßTQnd all doubt, that Kmfe Emfflgjgfaa-ftMWnrf of im oosunon value, not only as a local rcnedyiu.fhrcJ?-: tis t EhttszatitT&f DaifTiea, waof&ghlt bntaa evaluable hjternalremody, inviting the Investigating physicians; as vrell as the suQeriog patient, to boerma acquainted with Ito taerto. . *■ ■ - Ihosehaving a dread of mixtures nruaanacd that this nodidne Is . purely and is bottled aa it lira from thebosom or the earth.-: • a^^^MtJtecCTHJlaiUq/thtaMr^MD. taatetnhaay a. thaa’br thsbea UE4ba*DO cotb, sad etmtllinßd" Drffoct re^mrmird ma to_ty tho Prtrtilram,<it EochpS2,iuoTO. ,e& f eß!ia ‘o.ftnMr&rtfer, »=ahj-as!iig' eevsn bottleslhsro gotuxure worth thousands of dolicjsl^ TWsmsTcerttfrthhtahi^'toiS^ 1 ' 01 fttirtenia,or Eodt OS. £r man flam braar. witnessedit3 bcssScialc"ecta Inths curecf &M^thSSm rißseas “ te *Mch'-ifls rß&mamdcd, ltto to B meilcfnewcS Fittshn p B *®™ v llla H ra . lu:o ' Cola P ::m 7> Kttalmisli.. - E. iniiEEjJr AjoidOTt | JP. M. GORDOS, St&Sary , OAPITiSX, 0300,000. XhJ.IISL Insure sgslnst sU Muds of risks, JIBE sndilA t u • lUKB.- AU lossc3“wiU "be liberally adjusted ; end promptly paid. „ . ■ A Home institution, managed by Dascwas who are well wnofca in 'thg- eftTnTnnnTiy are determined, oy Promptness utul libcrelity, to maintain the character which they navu assumed* as oljbrius thetest prctecUoj? to those who deaireto be Insured. - u i' T ; Miller,-Jr- <J. W. BSckoteon, N. JrVW. K gm»h t a Xhmseo, George Jeotem, Wm.M. Lyon, James Llppencctt, Gocrgo Daraie, Auley/Alfixander.lilniiciuKwstesScott.:. Al tSL.ol2«,Jfo.P2 Water (Warehouse of gang A l\k>i upstairs,) Pittsburgh,-. . . - coldly ••:. ~ v ~ '-"* - - * V ** - “ ,•-• • -■V r?.f-i*!-r>r ’■: ' »'• * ,*- 1 ‘ ‘:V-. , *r^' - • *_ -: o «v*' w r - v-r - " \ ; fj. ■-- • ■ 1 • -r- v; V .■ ; v «r r . Hv-**’- *.• , * ■> * * r * * * .■ V < ■«. * V ’ *»• t. -: ' . f Y f ' *» f *. ■ ■t'.j..-’. -. f ;r ■ •< - -gjgTßtife mECWJB.-' O v .r-v, .fiacre*! M’Clsr£as J: vi : . ■ •'” ■■ John*A« ; WJlspoi-y-v. •:/ Joseph P. Gaxzaa,& ft Alexander Eejrcolda, ,<• - HlmaStoire.-. > mar 23 v. „■ * ■j ••v -. f i » AMUSEMENTS. ■®otm r ZH-O&-3V&Y* GRAND, SDBLISIfi AM) NOVEL EXHHAXTOMS, *_ “ TO EB WI!SZS3n> Ef TaE MAMMOTH HIPPODROME, CSr ' AEP.TATi fiIXPHIEHEAfSU, a-pitte of axxmodcUr.g TEX THOUSAND ptrtont, ( nKlr the Cane!,) Pittabargh, July 4th, l£a. amount of ti»we*dien?SBtf: 7-*~ M? ? xa *«w™st3rfcrthe AFTRRSOON Till eca-v • w ft* SLS? ps f l^ Uof * BALLOON ASCENSION, by 55^!?wL ;r !S?i ra6 f„ ACT °BimtiProf. JOHN. WlSE*inhlff; - s ai ? op iaz? umoy. p2.w W of splendid of ggg o * it o«sE>.EM}{.Oi l iit tba sana place* ■wlil "fco es&ib- • rniMsw'jS 11 »»*iMsiiis Jotixin fuiiy.ts,w •fc’iJU, jIOPJSS.. OTcr.-barßt in. th« -i ‘ r** *££!£' ■ ■ ■f^^ 6w,J y-2waQ, T c£asrfl£s{7afr:pKscntdSrnU > , , e'givca&vff7''-' tto^rKj^f* o3 toffisßaa » a “ , aotO-Tteictmui’s Jeaclry Stow, next to 3lsscnje HilL' SnS° iiaasiaa 1* 2530 ;*, wfccre' Ucfccta cm, bo ei> ‘ fd-liyilj or tiedaj. jcis.otdaTy . . •..J. aL - gOSyEtt'S fiTlilOglAa opeba house •• 1»7 ILL open positively;cm.MONDAl, June. lath*lSS-V ' '• V y v fgrfcer naUc&iirith' Steak EE£-- GENE THEOBONj of tho.Boyal. Oocta House*'Paris*' as - •' Principal Violinist. - f - JcfcH* ■ • •iW'.»^.::v > .-"•: .■J«EL~FoS'tS^2}.'sfiTttfgOT',v*•" • -. vr'^».carao > s cotlUioaaatl-^rassSßttliom^- -Band* can be b;4 by so Wa Prank Cargo; Palace Dasuerrean Koccuv M ;.ot'-- •-••.-;<-= - py2s:tf . JL M. CARGO & 00*5, PoartS street. OTHIC CHnaUY mrs-isi ef T=rioss psiteras, Ajr aradoby [J.g)~ Hia'Sr H. COMJS3- b&tcfk'&rs&le'br HTSEZILJCOVLISS, - : TJUANS—Cfcarruls, for salary." v-"':.-; •. Jt) jc£2 - - * HENRY H. COUJN3. in BmaNasiiACKtaasL; IU sto Herring? *--- •*•■•••--'••...-*. «' • -•••••••• .. ..... sdo Shad; Forsalcßrcr,to clo^gconsfegmgnfcltyi- -■.••: JeU LUKE TAAFFE, 61 : Water street. . " I?GS- BAMS I T¥T£t33 SHOW? Wi£iDOW,-ai 05 Ma?Sc£ streak--Size nf~' . windowB4Tgr:fa glass; Sfith lnoßt Wlsoi nil complete. Enquire of--. .■- ■- - - : jegldSldVltiT - ■ JOHS 4 SOS. S TOC II F 0& BALB—-Ohio and Pennsylvania Kallyo-s;! .Ccmplayi—lDO. abarc3~cf thla Stock 1 for salo'Tsy; _V; j 3 ** CHARLES Ji LOQ&S, . y jeS. >. .v ; 75 gorrrth sty opposite.Banfe ■efflttsbargh.- •. jYJAGOBA. -TEA-STORE.—Jpst received, a lot of superior "JT Blackberry nnd.Cberry-Erandica, on draft tn&ta bot- •• % tles,at q.carfc; gegolno old Ccgnao- - ; to«f bottlo. by - „ - , . JEHU HATTGKTE,- . :•; je22 - •■rconarcfrDlaaaoaiitmd IMaigondiaieyr-'-"- ? !-/y« or THSHKST GHOOEitS SiaiLES.IMHE CITY. \Jf, : 2?d E£ & WhoJ essle and -hand of $10,000,.- IfcJhaa tbohcs; rancf«cnstom in tha diy. . :Tho,o , jnier , s&eaUh..comipcJa him to qoit.> A £co arttmao• s purchaser.- WOODS, • je7 --- - —•••-■ - • Comm crdal'E rob er v 4s iferket strecV -*~' " • . JOKW|iOS,HO Clevelaad,-*OMo. THUS NEW HOTSLwUffaftopcoftrtlortcstitloa cr^tJ-' -L tea oa;Uu>a«hoEJgii&c- It? location is central*'bcinjj •-•' opposite., the American, and. between* tlisTTcsideland ■Un. rlVsbairbc^perfectin every -• jel&lm •• ~ thoPrsaklin.*) '■ ~TMPOIT2A?tT.!rQ-gAMILIK^.—Tbo subscribers »nnM cal? • -Xn attention to MU Extra >-- 'flub ground from the mlUf,and are-'--- :abJe 16231 orders tcT&hy artoanf, atjiaansiicfttrer's -- Abo, : be£tcoßnny>br2mifl«astaiit!y onriani: ! KcE.—J?a' charg&ifcr. delivery* DAILSr L BtiJiSnATF, -Xj^yr'^r^-r^.r/^fjßgaHy^nKcg^l^laSorty-gtgcstr^n;, flosv anti fireO. Stove* opened a iXOUK ASS TE2D • X 6TOltl^«fi-2iocs(^jS!aitsmdd'stroet,lsstTrceirsitlr4'Baii'' ; •Poarthi'nrhcro-they-trill-always-been -ea band Choice. 2ASRUZ FLOUE, OATS; COIW, and all Sdods of Horse Peed. They respectfully layHo -tliOLCid2«aa ;cf Kitaburgh:;'? togbcfrlhern -a.caUiV~-- - ~ : .r- _— -' - .— jeS.lm : - •ffTT,LTAH IVEOyA'nD & CO. , ; - Corl£3.X . CovlurS CorZxs Z^. I WOTJU) respectfully lafom.tbo citizens of Pittsburgh:' .- and tieialty, that! have opened- a- Store Bcsmrcoingg .. ■of Third and Smith field st&eetg, fbfrtho tieccrib*"- - dona of COBKS ond COBKWOQtI, - r •;• I am prepsredfo OX all orders 'On iheboortest notice, and at-eastern price*; 7"T .wcnltljia-j >" ’dire merchants and others’to calhhdbre gturtg east.: - •.::. - ;-jeS:lp ‘ ■ HSSllg OVSSIKQSOK. *•-• .-HcsaovoJ. - TOSS GIfcAHAM has rcmoTod from Ills former response W Trithhim JQHN GEII-' ■ •• ftON, for tft{rPttfligSg£.ia fell lt3 Tgr&'cflfcranghey.- Thft^frfnl ftrrtfcn- - ; JiB: i«a. ; JifirctDl<ar© icmTcl .from ins .CtCTtmscnStoCffil3il2d‘i3l»:Tnlblfc^-hJtJtopei.f&T^S^2ltiZOT jfiticOjW in. theliest inittaer and - ? JoSr&LQerrdu 'PlU'misaflSo the shop- afclhe -:i creei, oa theStenjbeavflleJio-ad, and John Graham* the chop "' - In Straw terry.alley, kndwn&a - r . JOHxaiUHASt, „ aprlt^sidayy — ;: JOHN CJESRQN. Oofle ofthe:Citfzens* Deposti of l PlUslrargh, EESO3YVEE, Thatwe» the.StockholdersofcthcrCitizens*,.-.-: Hspssjtßaah at. Fetish argbt la-gcaeial Beeth* g-&ssesK;~ bare accepted, tnjdlisfreby do accept tbs charter- and- ' .act of IttoorporatiOnj-AppriiTbd the 25th day: of ApriVAil>; ; :.■ ISo3. :/aeSolutioapas=ied M3y COth, ISO-.) - , \ -Eeswxdy Thai the Boartiineat daDy* at iha /OSce oiMho-r-T. xapti^ s befo-iehtfctf houra'cfOc*£3cx:fcy •; A. -M4 and & o’dbcfc,-IV 2L, and that farther • pablicf- tictieo thereof be given. by &•! rertisesicot in three dally papers.— " • .{Resolstion passed- Jcne!stir*JBs3,)V * -.- jv -• . Published by oniecof -the Bom'dr. - JelO S.UfCfHT Secretary. ' • ' WALIiPAPEB. . /"VU hand and for salc t apbxien.'?ivc collection of PAfetiH - VX. HASQIX SS, .comprhiin: a grtat-number - of. '{■ . terns, selected expressly for this iaarfcct,?sfCin Prindh and;#' ’. Aiuefiean Hatrtifeetortea;-cf©old^Ccldi-azjd I: Tdret/Florr-: ymi, of eTery Variety t-Glazed wad-.tinslftsed t all tfco rati- .r -•png stylesbf frpltation Wccd'trcrk,■ gnrh ei Oat,' Marble, . A •king altogether anassdr&hentTthatlcannbfcbe-cxccllfidin;- ■>luauty T qnsitityVcrlow:pticss,bysiiyhbnse. : westef-tho':- .Allegheny y Tsrteea rsmgeXroa ScVtb ss,oo per pleee^> l : 7 :;•-* 1 7;:> • tshetherdjspojed topnrcbnsc or rcspectfollrinri- " tcdto caHat ' - THOS. - / S|IIIS nadadgaed • would inform-their many. £riendsoiul}:.Q: ;.' A J «tter%'tiatflj‘a73mTe. f r?moTcd^ 'S : . : they have fitted -Oflrodsis-for• Eag^rreot^iE^^ i J^7si:^-Q : - - > superior ftrrangemnt of light/and' tfo/rxlbst approved; •laairttnienia howians* with'jepaa i£t' : . r :r- pledge-themseiTis vto turn' u&tr plcfecs Bsaayother establishment Irt the country, ana far : v. - •jcnroHißroura. ykenesseaithsmbas «dio iho dtlgeda.cfJHitsbnggh, Neither angle- iVvStiKaia ehiL thriCed r tp7 call, '< Oar motto-iagood' p Ictares, ■ fair - _3 Csetton.'X^ohrcustomers. " . HOUGH" A AKtHONY. • & fcssish &n «rtkl63 *q our business mother- . operator* ts heretofore. ' J »• 1 . qplg .-: •-; ■ : Dismond' SXarhet Honse>. . PROPOSALS win be received at the oSce of the O rmilf Monday, the Ilth of July next, for ■•■■'■ the erection of adi hi AIUEKT 50X1315,1a1b e Diamond/-*- -on the'Eastern'.sHs cf Hark Et ctree tv according to th«plm»v -ppprored by theßiactoodSlarhet'nocse Aisod&tioto- ;v >;.//• .': Tboecatoocicr&totloCall the'wcrfeaisi farhislr al2ne-V eejfsary, materials rto remove the prcscntolddrenlarmar* r ' eecnrit y:fijr-:th9ihithC3l-pcrloma2j.cjrof : fijr- : th9ihithC3l-pcrIoma2j.cjrof the .-rontraefc ; c -3 - - The plans 'ahd Fpeclftcaticixs niay-ho «een acd-examhjod v at the Architect's lioom, nest door to Philo *?«», up-stairs, -■ on andafiar Monday, the 4th of July. PropcEalsmsystateyattfre optionof the bidder, hotrrauch - ' of the price bki vrillbo receivable in stock, redeemable out - of ihemarkH interest,; ;-?■>:•,.■•:- >; cu;:.:, --V / '* . A. ILlLl^SecretaiT^- ‘, Prassrogir, Jttaa 2S, ISs3—je2-b2t , : TVR. tAE2ETTSS JEfh'O CORDIAL, of Elis- • J JF or Barrenness, and, nil. irregularities ci nature.' It is til that H profe* < sej to be f Ti3 :*taiarre’a Great IlestoratiTe andßea edy,lbrtiosc lathe married Etotoirith-" nufrcSsprihg.' 1 It isa,certain euro Seminal EmLaicn^, :.Gfistcnu. DebilltyyGleet, the' Genital' Organs,' - - • Kcrroug Agectfoniy laueoiitsaa-or -Whites.'As .faHng rnw?Mna it is -«nain«Mv;-«AlsojV«ertaisr-reia&' ; fcr 'Xoriphnifc Chnffmhbgga. of WngM-u? • .gmy/RtymiTitetfVgas, Ui<- it ls.-gurrsafedtoplgssgtho user In any of the: ibcTe ean plaiata, ami ia of coontlssj rahie to 1 thoae without afijprir. ?. Fiad the Baina of ttostock & : Brcthcrtm - czsis;': Sstthaa been c&nrLtiif ttimlcrftSxi of loti Aral! - the as'yon - -’:- .- &o27:d&wl? JJO; ££o THIIiB ST. ‘ 1 • 'yA-TABS-.OFrnm^lX-'^ES, WUl^nFotii-miesortlaeXUtyV^arSalo: T OTfig-tEßlirtt: yrrirate: sale; a FARM OF FIFTY-SIX ACBEs r to|p£fcer with the improtemehtsi'Situatal la • Fechlca township, within .ottho.jSty , on A good •' roadi-on. whlcß there a» erected SEX- TEN A2iU -« sls- per • • sere.- Eieraisalso.abouteTghtocreS cf ifcdbest COAL In - 'thA.couatrr, : --Fdrl)®utynf tlu3 Farm.cannot £ ba surpassed la ATTpshguy comity,- Tehns litesalandahtlev-- iadispuUble. : '- ' • "".•' ?• " ~ EaSiPlttabUrsh ' MOrigiaan^ k*&PA fcjawm&ikgLotsln Waitasbunr, as laid out ••- Jpyßeis&Cuiling. • : Acre Lot, near WiHdnsbtm*.--' ' Apply to HESRY JlEl&'atr the Store cf Reis & Bcr ger,coraerief Smlthflelil-midiSecQad' streets, between the -hoars of-lOandlSo*clocfc;cf-eaehday, -JeT:3ta • : Tsr3lA , 3«dtiveiyhefloldr-na SATURDAY; the 25th day • : - o’clocfc'Ai.ili at. thftrCourt- -■■ Tarmg, nll-geli watered nm-“ - - - road, about three mSes sotrth ctthe-Eorougijof Blairs-rilla* hood:aami^latheiridtedStafej;ai^->h!ch/tiiisieileTcd» • is nntescelledihbeaaty cflocatkci,' cr'for-"'gy3*iilesr.oF.;. tcenery, by -this cbniK:~. r-v> V^T-OV^;? --'This property t3 J K2hpcsed cf'fee Celebrated .*flreatiSeaa-v;-. Cave ” Springer Traets -cf ? 3 - :Tei 7 " conTenJeaVoraccsahy'BaSro^ior-Canai.vlt'Wlll^.disr--;^ posedof in lots, /having beerrlafely subdlTKsdjvayyiug In . .; BizafcDiaJ^toS^acreayßad-'Triiibec^i^^yJ o^ Iharaost.ocroajsodatiug tmly being re- % .vj; qnlredlgrhtt^<f ? ?md luTeari cr.Emrc+cqaal &a» -...:■ anal payments, (properly'secured;} If desired by the • >hftBPraj~ •f?.--.V: s-- -< .* c= : “-r i-i'TJOa goot- tesjpasi-t.; Iraccc3 « thußtilo or bx-her ys'cnlii. Terms, Jto, more follrnt tls^tac ' - ‘ E.B.- HBiSIIKOS,So.IS3Hfth rt',..- V ; :'•■ -JolWd -- - - -opposite tho-J3i!, Htt£bn~h. TfiOß&S)lX>2i SSE:ffESECSON QP-BClim. LQT^ ~± : rT ui th* TatBrnrotflf preagat- J cat?aaeg : i-js hr chariotfa:*tr®fc \ 'iaid-catby -A.' Wllfeia s. -.- ,- > figtentl:tp dt erlooTt - tbs'SDmtmea^i:• feelArirar/acd T*llks : <if thsTbrte andVonr >n>o whiff*-; Q^y->paggall7j-iDcladfc. r ~ The general ShsEseiO'jef ' : ew*y.*P»tSsa- -Thai- " iaboeUwaf«sb|&*tea -lKJgw *!?£ *&«» opened, to. t*laoatS«d vhcjelydigah ttsawJr and ' -alateroeS; below tha oidinarrdeptb of excaYation; - "• :22a.pnbhe.;ate iatiioL to-sastaln- this coarenleut r - I admirable tcceptacla for Ihemnains of the departed; 'Xu* ►.Loti-will be Bold-83-.lotr-as-the‘expenses attending surh ■•' j grosnfe fcflaqu&te fend- and !.fm®t«o%.awcred for- f pair sjsipsrpeiaal preservation; so os to them In alt-- [ tiaxatal table 2ar the-repose of th 9 dead.' - • .■■•'-■ | • :■Appllfiation ta bo made to JOHN CiiiSELtlT, Jr,Snper».- - I4ateadagti oa tha -ground,-or-ettbo pSIro of. thei.Xreasnicri'- 2(o.'X4fi fourth street-Rttsburab. - L. IL ITnSGSTONfPtteIJiw, . - WILLIAM HOLMES, -.v JOSIAH HITO, - QZOBGECHEIS, " - JAMES S. CSAFT, 2xwuUTaQ?stoittea»-. _1 __-v_ = - * % V:V - • •’ *• ». . y vL'jr yXri-' .'• i '*-■ 'V* *'•• I'" •».' *• + * * * •V; -' . .j % \ - -’ ' \ - X
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