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,~=U ore guarded and ments m rein*-
• -nun of our country is preserved. - RGadir
for amvira aramu. , Tho
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- - , 0/ Craio/brd County. In oonsequonceef thneoUci*
- JBS*M(!SBW a M Pmaoiu.*Co,-»no ! ttrofromj>t,hon> lean fishermen, andoth<"
:>-■ '4 AEs'-ft?! r\ Kt and their Luslncss tns7lcUoH3,nre tbo ing off the coast n*
■f L*-"! S’i *? * f W only auLhorhcd ln tlio citirs of New York tnlßoston jj aB jetenaU> >>^
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' AI.LEGUENV VALLEV RAII.HOAD.
Hon. Wll. F. Johssxoh, President of the Al
’ V.Si fcc.
to Gea EoBEB,r Oaa, of Kittanning, reguesting
I^'c^iT^^^^i*’ biui to net as agent of said Company, in proon
“{% ;|;XiC? ! >3 $ ! rlngdho right of way, releases of damages, &0.,
in Armstrong county. The Democrat says that
Gen. Ooa has aooopted the agency, and intends'
setting out immediately on the several surveyed
'routes in that county, for the purpose of obtain
j- }% ing releases of the right of way from the owners
* of property through which thisroad may pass.
.1 viX'- 1 '» 1 v.v S,'; ~-f i r can ssstcely believe that any considerable
siKrt'i’c number of the citieens of Armstrong connly, or
I'fJ* ", others through whose property the Allegheny
lif K±rf i . Valley Railroad may pass, will -demand nnneoes
!" Xj ?ary damages. The whole, region of country
drained by this road, trill be greatly benefited
by its constrnction. We think wer are safe in
* . saying that, on an average, property along the
;i>L s •-* fine of the road will ho doubled in value. In
' fact,-some tracts which heretofore have been
Xf'X > comparatively valueless, will be made quite val-
S>l s r&-;sp. uablo themomentthe Allegheny Valleyßailroad
. - * i-. , . _ - - _.. - _
staitig
ieckt mipEß. .rrr.TT. ,raoa»s raniirs
Harper & Phillips, palters & Proprietors.
V'VV! ■ .UI3SIOO
' CiSAt. COMMISSIONER, _
* THOMAS H. FORSYTH,
( Philadelphia OnuUy. "
_ JACDITOft GENERAL,
• b&nks,^
* of Mijjhn County.
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THE WEEKLY POST,
Of to day,ls on excellent number. It oontains a
very vivid description of “Adventures in Cali
forma.” by our friend Capt Thomas g. Ham.—
Thb scenes ha describes ore no fancy sketches,
they are drawn from personal observation, ancT
may be-relied upon as' being correct.
Oar editorial, miscellaneous and general news
columns, arc crowded with articles of interest
to all readers; and the commercial department:
Is worthy the attention of every business man
The paper is for sSle in the connting room
i >* ——
■V f
' is built
Between Pittsburgh and Kittanoing tbs work
on this road is progressing with oil possiblora?
pidityr- In -the course of the jioxt year; tbercars
fiill be running on this portion of the road. Be
tween Kifctanwng sod the'New Turk State line,
the road will also be poshed forward with all the
despatch that caergctio officers and contractors
can display. When completed, the Allegheny
Talley Eoilroad will unquestionably be one of
the mcßt profitable and important roads in the
country. . _
t , . 1
r BE4VEE COtJHTV BOEHHATIOHB.
Tho -delegates from- the several election dis?'
‘tricts of Bearer County -assembled in County i
Convention at the Court House, in tho borough
of Beaver, on Monday, July 4tb, 185S r for tho
- -pnrpcsd of making nominations for the fnllbloo*
tion. The Convention was organised by the ap
pointment of the follupingofiicersi
• ’•'President—Dr- A. K. Tnosiraos, of Independ
ence tp.
i' Vice Presidents—Wm Edgar, of Brighton tp* .
Gen. John Sterling, of Greene, and Bobers Bot
teriEsq., of Raccoon. .'
; : - Secretaries—JbhnW. McClelland and-William-
Denlinger.- J - 1 .
; • The following ticket was then placed in nomi
nation!
Senate—Benjamin Wilde.
' Assembly—James McKee. , v
Treasurer —Samnel R. Dunlap.
’ District Attorney—Samnel B. Wilson.
; - Commissioner —John. White.
' County Surveyor—Hugh Canning.
Coroner—Eli Seed.
; Director of tba Poor—Darid Shanor. .
Auditor —Robert Ramsey.
1 "Trustees—Thomas J. Potter, . Ihomas Cun
ningham.
County Committee—Wm. Benlinger, George
Robinson, James Rußsell, Robert Potter, Esq.,'
Patrick Mulronnoo, John A, Rowan, Moses B»
Welsh, Esq., Col. James A. Sholes, George
Frank, JosephMUchell,.ffimc3 J. Cook, Samuel
Bigger, James Pnlton.
Anuttgag County Kominn liana.
The Democratic Delegates of Annstrongooun
;■' ty* met in Convention at Kittanning, on the sfli
fast, and nominated tie following tictet:
District Ticket— State Senator, James A* Me-
Callotfb, of Freeport# Assembly, Dafi&D, Put
ney, of Maitoning township.
•^-CoiOif^ricArf—-Sheriff, Joseph Clark, of Free
port borough. District Attorney, John.'W.
Bohrer, of Klttannlng borough. County Com
missioner, David Beatty, of South Buffalo town
ship. Oounty-Tronsurcr, Thomas MoMaaters,
'ofKittanningborouglw ;CountySorveyor.John
,SUel, of Wayne township. Coroner, August.
- Sehlosser, of Kitthnning borough. Auditor,
; ■ - Bobert hlolntosh„ofFlnmcreeh township. Trus
tees of tho Aaedemy, H. N. iso, Esq. and Gen.
Bobert Orr.
Oiz, or Toads.— Tbs Auburn (N. V,) Adverti
ser, under the head of “ Something Now," noti
• ceS-o coilootion of els of seven hundred toads±-
. 01l olive and kicking—which were de3tinedtp.be
Soiled down for the oil which is in them, and
which'forms one "of the ingredients of o'new
rheumatic ointment,
i ,520 suspeot that the-“oil of toads,’’- in the
shape of .ointment or something else,'is getting
to btf"-ve’iy extensively used,’ judging' from the
• amount of ‘'toadyism'-’--one meets with.—. Erie
> Gazelle. . \ ' * )
doubt of it 'We believe' Pittsburgh
’can boast ofThere political “toadies”, thaipmy
other city of the same sice in the Union., let
-any distinguished" public man visitEUV<and.
immediately he li beset by a certain class it pol
' ftlclans, whose disgusting impudenebis only ex
'^colledby-iheirsyoophanticpnppyißm.-Theway,
they “ out a swell,” one might well, suppose that
they had swallowed all the toads of oreation.
laxs Salhoh. —Qeouob Cupps still continues
to supply oar markot every morning with fresh
salmon from the lakes. They are offered for
, sale in Pittsburgh but a few hours after they are
„ taken from the lake, and no person can doubt
uthat they are then fresh and. sweet .We.coasay
• this from experience. Qis general .depot is at'
' Jlr. Hoffman’s, on Union street. - ■ ;
t „ _-- r ' IT - '|
, JSSP It will be seen by reference toonrod-j
vertising columns {hat the stock and fixtures oft*
’ grocery store on Wylie street, are offered fa;
• ' gale. Prom our knowledge of the stand, wet cab
' recommend it aB one, of the very best In the oityi
store has always done a large and profitably
, cash business.
! C©* Wo see it stated that the Hon. D, Tj
Djaney, of Ohio, is to he a candidate for-thy
‘Speakership of the House, atlta aext r session.
• Hr. Disney is one of the very best democrats In
| the Union, and would make an aide; dignified
■ and impartial officer. - _ . j
-* £©* The “ lightning “Express n .Une of oars,
{ oji the lake Shore railroad, mode the ran from
Cleveland to Buffalo, the other day,
‘of 100 miles, in less than six hours. ’ That is
to.whatoan ho done on the Pennsylval-
Iniarailroad/between Johnstown oudPittsbqrgb.
THE EISHERT QUESTION. v ;
IMPORTANT FBOM WASHINGTON.,
The Washington Union, _of Wednesday an
nouno?Sj ■ offioihlly WB-- presam?, that''tbe :Fiflh
erynegottations art proceeding, and that the
President.is mating every csortion to adjust
the difficulty and vlndicatethe rights of Amer
ican oitiaens. '-So it appears, after all, that: this
exciting question will be settlod on this eldo of
the water; and Secretary Makcy, not Mr. Bn-
CBASAS will reap all, the glory whloh may re
sult from tho affair. „ The people don’t care n
straw who bos the honor of Bottling the difficulty,
so the rights of our countrymen ore guarded and
the reputation of our country is preserved, ■
Tho following telegraphic deepftoh iapubUsh.
ed in several of the Eastern papers: _ .
WAsnnfGTON, inly 6.
■ Inoonsequoncc oftho solicitation of the Amer-!
loan fishermen, andothera interested in the fish
ing off the coast , of Nova Scotia, - the President i
has determined to send at oboe aemall force ; of:
three, vessels of war to look after, the Jntereete at
our citizens in that-quarter. Tho steamers
Princeton and Fulton,, and brig of war Decatur
will-be sent? - This has been .dono after’o : great i
dealof reflection enthe-part*of tho Exqcntlve,
who atSrat wds not disposed to attach muoh im
portance to the diffioulty, or believe that it re
quired the presence of an armed American
force. t Offioiftl information ihas, however, been:
received, that the Maine fisherman have about
one third more vessels employed, in the fish
eries this year than at any-prevlous time, and
the same proportion bave gono into the Golf and
Bay. - _
’ l Mr. Crampton,. the British Minister has. left
town for the.nnrposo of having a personal interr
view with Anmiral- ieayo Bos
ton for Halifax in tho Cnnard steamer to-day.—
He professes to be extremely anxious to allay all
■excitement, and will, doubtless, Usa hls best ex
ertions to calm the fiery zeal of tho old Admiral."
We believe, however, be boa no control of, any
description ovor him.- • The news-from the fish
-1 ing banks will be looked for with interest.
. cgyWolearn from-tho Washington -.Brportov
'that tho citizens of .Cnnoaaburg.ftro about -mok-,
ing application for ft Book Charter at that place,
with a capital of 9125,000, and the privilege of
increasing it to $150,000,
The Rtparlet, in announcing this fact,‘takes
occasion to give, an unnecessary fling jat -the
“Bank-baling party in.porrpr,”ns hois pleased
to stylo the Democracy of Pennsylvania. It is
true that'onr party has always been opposed to
irresponsible banking, and all kinds of irrespon
sible shinplOstefs'and paper Swindling ; bnt it IS
not true that, ae a party, wo have over opposed
a Safe banking- system;.-fay. which the bill holder
is made safe and tho community accommodated.
The law nndor which many of iho best managed
banke In• Pennsylvania .arc now doing:
was passed by a Democratic Legislatureand
although-at 6rstsomb folks thought many of its
provisions wore unneccsEarilyesvero. yct :Il ls
now looked npon aa ono of, the safest and most
radioal over devised ta protect <ho com
munity.
: < lf: tho basiness-men of Oanon&hnrg, and.
formers and wool-growers of the neighborhood,
wish to have a bank established In thoir midst,
it will never bo accomplished by allowing reck
less whig editors to abnss the Democratic party.
Perbaps itis aa weH forthen to understand this
atonoe.
ttt TBSHEBSBIS
The democrats nreia high spirits, and confident
of victory. Hon, Asnnsw Joassos,-candidate
for Governor, appears to epjoy unbounded pop
ularity, and to judge from the .expressions: of
pubUo favor- which preach pa. uo cannot enter
> toiaadonbt of his election,
■ Mr, Jouksos- in sure to, bs.clccted by hlafel- |
loir citirens. Be is ono of nature's noblemen; I
bo is n self made- man. - He has risen from the 1
position OPB
Indomitable energy, to bo the bend andßtandard
bearer of the demooratio: party la Tennessee:-*-]
Hla success is another brilliant illustration of
the encouragement giventoyoangmen oftraTth
and energy, without j adventitious .position,
: T7bisi,'ififh'ielrio; j is mort honored than real
Health- Wo Pill bp much gratified Hhca pc bnva 1
tho pleasure of TeOordirig Ms-election to tbo of* I
flee of Governor- - 1
£3* From thotcnorofn short article in tho i
Cleveland PltantUaler, we would .infer that tho 1
editor finds more labor in thc-Post. Office than j
he bargained for. He will get used to Walter n
while. Tho hardens of cSce aro Indeed, oner. i
one, bn't we barer hot yotfiedn' a tatia 'Aha had
sot salßoient patriotism to:bcw
3j if a goodfotsaiory waopiled on top ofthem.;
Jeffersonsald of ofiicoholdcroytbatf'fsw.diejoad i
none resign.*’ Wo hops that ottr friend Oner
will never dio, snd thot .a oocessUy /os hitn to
resign will not arrive for a thonsand years.
V J '
Apjucots.— OurfHcndJoairh-SnTDES of tho
Lebanon Nursery, has again placodes under ob-1
ligations-fora -pfossnt of fruit. Wo reeolvcd j
from Jwn yesterdy,olorgogajtmber of the finest I
Apricots, we have over oaten. From the quali
tyof the fruit ho has given os at different times,*|
we cannot bnt conclude that Mr. Snyder's or
chards are some of the best cultivated in the
county. 1 1 - ' '
£53" The Commissioners appointed for that j
purpose, will open hooks on Wednesday, tho |
18th insh, at the office < of. Messrs, Moekentie, j
Ogston.&Co., In- tho clty.of.BalUmoro/.to.ro
ceivo subscriptions to' tjie .eapital ifoek of the
Pittsburgh and Connel!svilte :Eailrood. J : 1 :
£3“ Got. Brotna left town yesterday morn,
tag, at route for Meroor, to pay a visit to ids rel*
atives.. The evening pretions, to end afow
friends enjoyed tfie hospitality of Judge Shan
non.. , . i ,'
£©“ The stock of the: Metropolitan Railroad
haa tkll been sabßorlbed, and 'the stockholders
will meet an the 28th Inst.) in Georgetown, J>.
C., to elect a Board, of Director.,
’ Claaalflcation or Clerics.
• Washisotoh, July 6, 1858.
Tbo foUorring :is a 'cnniploto list of tbo em»
‘ployeos of the Patent Office, naclas sided on' tho
TBfc-Inii.' J -Tbei ; sjs j,Ai!slslontT3sfttaloerf'ftfaln
cta’ded ln Class’3. It will be porcolTqd (bat He
'Ohangea in thisßareaa havoboencomparotlvely
fort ~ ‘ * '
-..‘Charles;Maean. bf;lowa,-Cotamisaionor; S.P.
Shngitt, Fa., Chief Clerk; 1. B: Gatih N. Y.,
"Examiner; J, H. ,laue, Vt., do; Henry-Bald
win, Toim., do-; F, 3. Smith, Ohio, do.; George
S. Sobrnffer; Ky„ do-; T, E. Pealo, Pa., do,; A.
B. tittle,'Niß;; Class ■ No; 4; T.J.; Everett, N.;
Y., Class No.'S, W„ C, tongdpn, Ky., do.; B.
JI. W. Johnston; N. C., do.;, Daniel Breed, N.Y.;;
do.; J.'-M.Henty, By.*, A- Herbert, Mary
land, do'.; A, t- Molntyro, J)." C., do.; Hugh
McCormiok, DrC., W. Bitter, N; Y., do,;
Thos. Gadsden, S. 0., do.; .J. 7. Foies,""loffe,
do; David PooHPa'., do; W.W.lnrner, N.Y.;
Class No. 2; Wm. A. Booker, lU., do.; C. B.
Moss, Vo.’, do,; Wm, Bead, N. V., do.; W. 0,
Dunlap, lowa, d0.,',8. P. Bell, N. Y.,do, Wm.
81ieer, Md.,-Machinist, salary $1250; D. J.
Brown, N.Y., Agricultural Clerk, salary $1500;
-WjUiom-GrCranehrDi Cr,-'Demporary Clerk; J.
T. BoU, Jo.;,P,-E. Wilson; Vo.', do.; J.
H. Phillips, ‘Pa., Jo.; 8, W. Wood, N. Y-, do.;
C.
Ohio, do.; Wm. B. Bradford, By., do.. P. C.
Howie, D. C., do.; T- M- O’Brien, Mi, do; 8.
B. Mills, Md-; do,; Thos. Johna, Md., do.; H.C.
Bailey, N. Y., do.; Harrison Holt, lowa, do'. {
Coal —Soys Prof. Henry, President of the
Mechanics’ Institute of Washington: , - ,
*• Ithasheen prowl that, on on average,/cur
/tuifetf of coal are soffioWnt to draw," an a railway,
one ton a mile. It has also- been fpnnd by ex
periment thatanmn working ona tread-mill
continually for eight hours',.yriU eleTate-ono ahd
:onda half million of ponnds ono foothigb.. Now,'
good Cornish engines will -perform the same
: portßy the : expenditnre .of: a power-of.. a pound
oad-ahalf of cool It follows from theso data
that about five tons of coal would evolve as
cutoh power daring its combustion, as wotted bh
equal tatho continued labor of no able-bodied
man for ttfenty years, at the rote of eight hours
per day; or, in pthor wordd, to the average
power of a man Jnrtag the aotivo'pcriod of his
I life.”
hews of ova awtt state.
James Hiebdeb, an engineer on the Reading
Railroad, was arrested, on Tuesday evening last,
atßichmond, Philadelphiaocranty, charged with-,
having caased the death of Michael Lafferty,
brakesman - on :his train, thrdagh negleot-and
oarelessness. It appears that Lafferty was en
gaged in uncoupling the cars at the time, and
slipping off the ■ hampers,-the train passed over
him, injariug him so severely that he died the
same evening. Hllburn was held to bail in tha i
sum of $4,000
Some singula*'and rather startUfigtlevelope
montß in relation to the coal on the
Reading Railroad, have been .made through an
aoeidental 1 estimate of the. amount of coal con
tained in : a number -of cars, -for the use of the
road. The company, by o triok- of the weight
master, at SohuylMli ffavon.- was carrying more
coal than appeared on the chcok bills, by which;
the; lass the company has sustained, is estimated.
bt soma $300,000, whioh was gained by the
operators. A discrepancy in ;tho; accounts of
onß’hperator alone exceeds $40,000.
- The Washington Reporter ssys that :slr. Bra
dy, of Short Crook, -Brooke ’ county, -Va, sold,
lagt spring,; to: Mr. Dean, •ofrGroeoo:'County,n?
bnck of his own-rnißing at five hundred dollars,
This Dean.buok sheared.;.this season thirty-one
and a half pounds a/, wool / . This is supposed to
be the heaviost fleeoo-over ehoru fronr ony sheep:
raised in the United States. 4 1
A man made application in Somerset, a few i
days sinoe, for admission to tbo county poor
house, and loft tbo town with the intention of
going thcre.bnt’mistookthe.roadicontlnto the.
i/woods,'and ;wllh hla pookot knife, stabbed, him-'
self-severely in- the - abdomen, and eat both,
i wrists and handstand one of bis legs in several
places. He- appoared-porfeotly sana, said his
[ name was John MoFsddea, and had formerly
I boon a panpor ia: the Fayette Poor House, and.
| left because he was suffering for food. After,
missing the way, hordespnired; and determined
to end his troubles and his life.’ Medical assis
tance was samnuraed. as soon; as the body was
[ discovered, and it is thought' tho'unfortunate
man will recover.
.A young man residing at Shaver’s Creek, i
Hantingdon county, robbed another of $5OO on i
Banday lost, and, made trscVs for .the west. At
Altoona, an officer who had received a telegra
phic despatch, got npon tho train. and amstcil
hsm. The young man jumped off the cars,, and i
tho officer with him. Assistance was at hand,
and tho robber was arrested and taken to Hoot- j
ingdon.
-.iOn the 4th,an altercation occurred at-the
i Blait4lause,-at tho Intersection of the Blairsvillo
; /branch with tho Pennsylvania Railroad, between
o! number of persons in the bar-room. Mr. T.
B. Bachonan,. the -landlord, and: his . brother,
Alexander -Buchanan, interfered for tho pnrpoeo
[ of quelUng tho melee, when a man named John.
[ Malay drew a long dirk from a cane,and stabbed
both the Buchanans. ' Alexander was wounded |
seriously in the left aide, and his Ufe^was only i
saved by the knife ctriking one of bi» ribs-In the i
immediate region of his heart. Tho landlord
Was wounded.£n the right side, but not seriously, i
Malay wns arrested.
; The Ebensburg Sentinel Bays, that tho strike
upon the Portage Boad has not yet been fully
arranged: Tho Superintendent has paid to tho
hands within ten days front-thirty to forty thou
sand dollars, which will go far to relieve their
wants and necessities. Rlcom. Hopkins and
Clover, of . tho Canal Board, havo been over the
toad, and express their determination to make a
thorough Investigation: of_ tbo matter, and mete
i out sufficient punishment to any person or per
[ eons in tho employ hf tbo State, who may have
[ been engaged in any peculation or fraadulcat
profiting upon tho wages of tho_hands..
Mattbow Stonloy, Esq., a member of (ho
Chester county bar, was drowned in tho Brandy-
Wine, about half a mile below Sugars’ Bridgo (
| la Wcatßrcdford. towcsbfp, Ciicstsreouiiijyon
Wednesday afternoon.
i Tho number of. taverns in. Chester county 11-
i sensed to sell intoxicating liquor tho present
year, is 90; tempersnee houses, -12;.. porter
load oiohouses, 1C; etorcs to selt intoxicating
liquor, 9.
i i T6d great etond ‘which prevailed ihroogh tho
i eastern part of ' this Stato on Friday week, did
i great damage. In Berks, Montgomery, Chester,
Lancaster and ether eastern counties, bums and
houses-were blown 7 dawn, and great dsmsgo
done to the 'Crops, troes, &o. In Beading, tbo
'west gable end of tbo Catholic church, with ono
section of the roof, worn blown down,-hurling
tho roof into Fifth street, and tbevwnU breaking
/through the celling and foiling in a mass o! briek
had mortar down upon the Sanctuary, Altar. Sa,
doing damage: tottic amount of at least $9,000
to tbo church.
Tlie Flabejrtes and she Administration-.
; The Union announces that tho President is de-:
’TOting fcia.carnest attention,wot only to a prop-1
crond satisfactory adjustment of tho whole fish- j
cry controversy by treaty, without delay, bat ul- j
eo to tho full vindication, pending theso negolia-1
lions; of-tho rights of our-fishermen, as they j
have'hcrotofow-been exercised under existing |
treaty stipulations. /Negotiations bn the subject 1
have been, and are now, proseeated in each a j
manner as to bring homo to tho British author!- j
’ties the full oenso entertained by this.govern-1
mont.both oftbe doliosoy of tho question In
volved, and of tho vital importaneo of Its prompt
and satisfactory solution: totbomaintonapoo and I
security of onr present peaceful and friendly ro* I
- latlens with Great Britain: Simultaneously.with j
: this action in Washington, and In anticipation of t
; the period when tho fiehing scason fnlly com
! menees, two of our best steam vessels—the
Princeton and the Falton—both fully manned
and prepared for efficient serrioo, have been dor
spalched,and aro now on their way to the fishing
grounds, with a view; to watch over onr fisher
men as they arrive'there,-and-to protect their |
frights from nil infringement. Any additional
fores which may bo requisite for this service,
will also be daly.pruvidodund despatched, so.ae ]
to be ready for any unforeseen .emergency. The j
I Union expresees .the - belief that. Admiral Soy- -
| mour, who is a pmdcnt andconoiderato officer,
| will not permit anyviolcnt act to bo committed, ■
calculated to cause nay serious collision,.during.
I the pSadonoy of the negotiations.
’''WeßOoSfStatedfileowbsrertiat-Mr.Cnrnipton,;
the British Minister,aclnated.by;tho most just;
-and peaceful sentiments, has: loftWaohjngton for:
1 Halifax, to obtain.n personal interview with Ad-’
|:mlral Seytoenr oa this subject—.the matter,befog!
too important to bo' lriieted to a letter,ior:to an:
agent. . Reciprocating the wishes of tho Admin-
Listration,'ho will undeavor to. procure-a snapen-f
slow of British orders until time shall bo afford-,
ed for tba completion of tho pending diplomatic./
j Arrangements: - The Princeton will, if no dif-:
ficulty ooours, take in cool at-Halifax; and thence,
pfooeed : East Indies.’ Oom:.-8hnbrieky it!
Is supposed, will havo thaoommand of tho ves-i
eels ordered to the fishing grounds.
' ■ -'A'cdordlng 'ta a- statement in tka- Washington:
Star, tho Princeton will finally sail for the Island.
I of Ceylon, to be ready to meet and/oonvoy the
Hon; R. J. Walker nod tbo attache 1 to hie mis-,
siori, J. Boss Browao, Esq., to China,' with the
least possible delay. Mr. Walker, It is said, will
I leave Hew Pork, journeying ,by tbo overland:
[■ route, about tho 15 th of September. ' ,
I ■ Danina Obtoagb asd • Bobbery.- On- the
night of the 28th ult,, a house nearly two.intied
firom Fettermani'Vst, ooeupled'byfour sisters of
tho name of'ltusadder,- was Jbrokoa opoa-by a
I'gang of robbery armed with- butoher knrvos and
[Subs. Oao of .the sieters was seized qnd se-
Iverely ohoked, and the other -.three -.threatened
with death if they gave the alarm.' They then
compelled them to give thcm.atl the money
I (some ten -dollars) -they, badiuthe-house,: when
they left the premises. ' Tho sisters,'’who havq
[ lived Alone.for many-years, and are quite, old,
|hidthemsolvcsinthowoods until morning, when
I they proceeded to the house of-a nelghbor-and
[ rolatM thefuots. - Subsequently two men, named
FiOk and Boydj/'were arrestedion suaplcion. : , . •
paragraph; originating with the Boston
Timet, to the effect that a series of extensive
■forgeries hncl-been discovered in Chicopee,
and that some heretofore esteemed wealthy, olti
zensofßpringOeld noresaid/to boimplioateu-r
-has been/tha rounds; and -probably deceived a
/good many honest - folks, -as if now appears that
tho “weMfhy citizens’'- constitute.the:‘‘A!»oh
Monutooturing Company,!’ andtbe forgeries are
swords, entiassoe,' razors, and other edge tools/
Items of Hews and IBscellany.
Tho eorner stone to perpetuate the memory of
Maj.-Antlre'e captors, was laid near .Tarrytown,
on tho 4fh, with appropriate ceremonies,
tn the 'presence of a large audience, including
the surviving relatives of Van Wart, and two
. sons nud: a - daughter of.Tanlding, two. of the
1 heroes of the capture. : Capt. Paulding, of the
-Navy, another sod, was unable to attend.
/ On the 27th alt.,, a suit was instituted in the
Seoond District Court, New Orleans, by Fran
cisco de P. Falconet;: of the 'city.- Of
against'A; for$BOO,000; alleged to have
been advanced for- and on/occonnt of Sloo.lo the.
Mexican Government, under the articles Of
| agreement between Sloa and said government,
I for the right of way or a communication/ across
the-Isthmus of Tohauntepeo.
/- The Lynchburg Virginian states that ono day
last week,-Shelton, Farrar; of Buckingham conn?
ty, displeased in some WBy:one of :his sons, who
-immediately aoized a: double barrel loaded gun
and attempted to -shoot him. - • :-A brother Inter
forod and attempted to wreßt thc. gun from him
when he was ■ shot ■ down;. Another > brother
mado n renewed, effort to -stop the. madman,
1 which resuitecl in tho same wayhe Was instant-
I ly killed,
-/ -The sloekhpldera of tho.tho, Atiantio and St,
Lawrence Railroad, -lending from Portland to
Montreal, have leased, by a perpetual leaee
their portion of tho road to tho Grand Trunk
1 Company of Canada,: tho latter' assuming all
liabilities, and paying the former six per cent on
1 the amount of their stock. Portland alone hod
I pledged her credit for s2,ooo,ooo—from the
burden of whioh she Is now relievod. o
'> (During the wook ondlog lost-Saturday, 405;
deaths oecnrred in Now York, being-150 less than
in the preceding week. There were, besides, 71
deaths in Brooklin. -
i Tho health of the French Emperor excites tho
greatest anxiety. -Violent swelllng.nf his legs
and feet Is one of his dangerous symptoms; but
he still continues to appear in public.
; Anew kind of railroad death occurred between
Utioa-and Sohencctady last week—a couple/ of
emigrants diod in the ears from excessivo beak
They were packed too close. .. -
1 An exchange tells ua of iho sad caso of a man
-who was shipwreoked, and east :npon an unin
habited island; without a thiUtng tn hit pocket!
Poor follow.
The Emperor and Empress of Franoo aro
living in the greatest simplicity and retirement
at St. Cloud. At the desire of the Empress,
nearly all the ladies and gentlemen of the court
have received a temporary dismissal.
- A correspondent of ,(bo London Daily Nows
states, that among tho collection of Japanese ar.
ticlee, in ihe Dablin Exhibition, there-is-" a
medallion head,-in paper macho, over whioh op
: pear, in bold Reman :characters, the words
i■« Jeon Milton.”
Condensea History of Steam.
! About 280 years B. C.; : Hero; of Afexandrisi
formed a toy which exhibited somo of the pow
ers of Bteam, and was moved by its power.
: A. D. 450, Aathemius, an architect, arranged
Several csnldrons of water; each covered with
tho wide bottom 'of-w leathern tube, which rose
to a narrow top. with pipes extended to the raft
ers of tho adjoining building. A fire was kin
dled beneath tho cauldrons, nad the house was.
shaken by the efforts of tb’e steam.ascending the
tabes. This is-the first nDticoof tho power .of
steam recorded.
- In 1513, Jbne 17, Blasco I>, Garoy tricd .A/
steamboat of 209 tons with lolorablo success at
Barcelona, Spain. .. It consisted of. a cauldron of
boiling water, and a moveable wheel on;caph
side of tho ship. , It w&3 laid aside as impracti
cable. A present,however, was made to Garoy.
: In ICSO, the first railroad was constructed at
Newcastle on Tyne- . - : • ■
Tho firet idea/ of a steam engine in England
was in tho Marquis ef Worcester’s *'History of
Inventions,” A D. ICG3.
,*la 1710, Newcomen.made the Crst cteam en
gino In England.
In-171,5, txifeata. jrcra fpreuted to Savary for
tho firot application of tho steam engine.
In 1704, Jaaca STgtt made, the first perfect
Bteam engine la England.
- In 1730, set forth tho idea of
Bteam imrigatiea: -V; ■ - -
la 1778, Tfiomas Piino first proposed this ap
plication in America. ’
; 1 In 1781, MsrjuU Jouffroy. constructed ono on
tho Soose.
; In 17SS.two Americans published a work on it
! la 1789, Win. Syntibgton made a voyage in
ono cn the Forth ami Clydo Canal.
/ In 1802, this experiment was repeated.
:- 1u1752, Bamsey plfopelled a beat by steam at
Now Vork.
. la 1787,/John Fitch, of PJiiladelphia, navi
gated a boat by a etedm engine oa the Delaware,
i In 1793, Robert-Ijalton first began to apply
his attention to jtcam. - . ;
In 1793, Ohrcr: Evans, a nativo of Philadel
phia, constmcted a locomotive steam engino to
travel on a turnpike road.
. The first steam vcaselthnt crossed tho Atiantio
iwas the- Savannah, in the month of June, 1818,
[ from Charleston la Liverpool.— Hunt's Her
cianl's J/ayoriae. ... .
Tebltilovemestti
This ralyeot has-been presented totho French
Academy by M. Segam, It has, howeter, found
aa faror with tho'setoran. philosopher, M, Ara.
go, the perpetual Secretary of the Academy, as
trill be seen from tho following etototnents made
by hlmAt ttio sitting of that body on the 2d of
May lash
After communicating,-aa was his doty, the
note of M.Segum, hi. Arago referred to some
old experiments of M. EUlcot, a clockmakor,
which ore pricled-ln-tho Philosophical Transao- 1
tlona, which are explanatory.of those table movo
menta, -The phenomenon which ia most extra'
ordinary and difficult of explanation; conaiats of
tha fast that the infinitely amall-Impulses, so to
apeak, communlcalcd by the lingers to the wood
composlng tho table, erentoally result inpro
dneing very 1 considerable motion. -■■■ Thus, says
Air. Arago, in the experiments of M. EUlcot, two
i clocks with pondulnma attached, In aoparato
i oases, wore Buspendcd from a long ■ wooden atrip
or bar affixed to tho-wall; and at the distanceof
two English foot from each other. Tho first of
thesooiookswosapt going alonoptherßccond re
maining quick After t» certain. Umohad olaps
nd, the eecoad cloclt Waß fonnd ? 'to bo in motion
by means of tho Imperecptiblo.. vibrations trans
mlttcdfronvthaflrsioloek,.through:
of the solid partlofc?.ofthe bodies on whloh.tho
two machines rcßtcdjl .’Beßideatbisio verysln
gutar oironmstanoo Won noted, .that after a per
tain timo tho Booond,; pendulum, wbioh was7ori
ginally deft at rest, was Swinging over the widest j
admit—tho-OraVohirti
Be£ iciHSt’lwjrfdiatinodte'tp n stgfoj
“The Secretary remarked the the dkliruStTpro-,:
pose to enlarge upon the consoquences-which
may bo, and really -ore, drawn from the facts
hero referred to, hie objeot. being only tnTahow
that we.are already, and have long sinoo J»en-
In possession of a inowledge of -tho communion- :
tlon of analogouS-tnorementa to thoseprqdoiiifeil
recently by the and an'oxplana-:
tlon of which; docalnot need a recourse to'ony
myateriona Influences-* ' , ;*■
Banlia In ilib- United States-
By o tabular eta tenant in' tho! money article
of the New Tork >gbtaW, it appeeta that there
[.existed in:1862—940 tcmkain-thoU'niteil.St&tca,
[ \7lth, .an' ‘Qggregatir. opl(at't)f SSIO I 7BOj2U j
{thoirciroulation was $1G%178,124; specie $51,-
| C 83,874; .and'Joaiial $480,857,236. ;, jho article:
says farther: L, ■*
I This is very goodjsojfar asit gotot It shows
that,: after all, not beenaach'iurenor-:
I mouß 'expansion as is; generally,eapposed.-Jit
(shows thatinlB62lhe llnb-of-dlßcountflwas less
than in 1880, sixteen ypars .before. -That oapU
J tal and circulation weralarger, .but by .no aeons
jso large as they shojddsbave been in'view of the
j immense increase in :t£o-comnleroial operations
of tho,oountry, our.iaoreaae in popniation. and
j the great addition-to^the:amount of property
J oreated within that poriod.:' On theotherhandj
J the expansion in private credits haa::boenvory
I great, which Ts not shown by bank returns’/Tht)
I metallia currency of, theloountpy. has .largely/in;
creased in volume, end Ihe : circulating medium
is much more vaioablo : than it used to be.' - The
banksef soverat States inthoßniob bare, with
in the past three, years, Seen prohibited by; spe
cial acts of' tho Legislature from issuing or clr
oulatingtbniaihelowthti: denomination- Cva
dollars, whloh has cpilod, into, active circnlation
a very large amount' of gold and silver.' This
has reduced: tho poster oE banks .in: influencing
pricesi'by contracting or! expanding tho paper
enrrottey.— -Exchange. | ~ < . r
■n V’ <- •:K
* '1- ■*.'
* -'V<' '
Tlxe V. S. Debt Abroad.
-The New York Times eaya that according to
the tables published iacOnujction with preritraij
estimates of the increase of American indebted
ness abroad-forithSpast fiscal
for the year would seem,:.; by; custom dtowsa
measurement of/import ralaes, to stand ns. fol
lows: . : •.
Da. ‘ • Cr~ ' -
Total imp0rU.,.4260,041,000 Exp0rt*............5203,1)55,000
Interest on debt 18,000,000 Specie - *28,124,000.
. ...... Railroadbonds... 41,000,000
5278,641,000 .• — : :
. >;-T0tai..;.a..™.5280,i50,000
♦AUdljjg.fiyaminiona
. This wbnld : seem to ieaye'the balance in a rdry
favornblo tiondUibh for the future.' The estimate
of Hunt’s Magazine is yet more faoarable.
—WD4.I .1. 4 : ■ Ck. ■ ■
loM.linpgitu.42jB,ooo,ooo 1^rta„.........^8,r00,0M
. . TotalA.-..«.-4$2t0^)00,000
: *3lado up before close of year, arl evidently too large.
No account is taken in this estimate of tbe.re-;|
mittnnees in railroad and other bonds and stocks;.
nor of the accruing interest on/oUr foreign debt:
tYemay also add, that the item of freights paid
abroad to the Americdb shipping-interest is not;
creditedin'eitlfertablei- The /earnings-in favor
of our foreign:trade, inthis .way,.are undoubted-'
lyivery largo. -
< iAUEEST OP COUST CaBUSEB AT HaVASA.—Wo
learnfromtho Diario do la hlarina of; the 20th
ult, that Count Carlisle has been thrown .into
'prison at HavartS,'otf &' chorgo of -having been
engaged in illegal cotreepiindeneo 'with certain
inhabitants of the Island of Jamisea.'. The n!--
legation is that the. .Count, in: connection .with'
others,'hod loaded iTessol'with hras ondamn
nition which were destined for the nee of tho
Jamaica negroes,jwKo.contemplateda revolt.-*:
Owing to a slight t mistahe on 'tho part of.tho
Captain of theveasel thesccretwns expoBBd,nna
the munitions of war .were’selzed.by the Spanish
anthorities, ..Through the intervention of Lord
CtarendoD, farther proceedings in the Count’s
: case; were suspended until; inftrmatira could be
received from England.:
Fnionrrui, - Ehd.—A. cow belonging: to Hr.
Bowles, living on the cottier of Fifth nndAlmoud.
streets, died two or three nights, since from pof
eon, er the bite of a rabiddog, ssitwas thought,
and was dragged’to the City Commons, ;In pro
cessor alunningthaanimal.hlr-Bowlesoot.hio
finger elighlly, and some of the virus or poison*
ons matter from the carcass got into: the wound, j
The hand and arm swelled almost immediately, 1
and the swelling extended to his body, In most
acute agony, he died in twelve honrs afterwards
St. touir Democrat.
ISp-Or. Halsey’s Forest tyine—ts tlie .test,
remedy fbr the permanent enre of Dropsy, Gravel, Jaun
dies, Dyspepsia, Oortlvcacss, nhenmatlsm, dost, Dossof
Appetite, CdmplaloUof.lh»ltver,Hcart,KMney and Stom
nch, Cotds,Conghs and Consumptive Declines, over olTcrcd
.tor sals In this city.. Circulars, giving fall partfcnla»,.can
ba had gratis..* ; -
: •■.:*
-SoM ffhol*f4l a Retail t>jr Dr. QEQ. H. &£TSini»l£o>
comer of WoodatmeUnaYlitfa alley* Pittsburgh* P*4
-*o. by JASIE3 T. BA3lPliE* : iicrth*wc*t comer. of Federal
' je&lsidtw .•;
C&r Moro-BdmofTefiUoQny. Mr-* Soioaox
&>—l think ft.no jpiorolhan an act of.jostle* to you r as
tfelloc tatheAncrfran community, tostate that the BP£C»
TACLE3I bought fhiza you raifciae well* Iflotloy
noebimptoToii. lcjsn «* aa»U tbemibf any
Icogth of time without f&tigua to ray eyes. > Should my sigh t
■ continue to lmCrore by the o»of them. ?Xhafououcabt
but 1 shall bo able to reft without theta In a short time.
• j “yours* truly* <■ .TvhIQUNDXIIi.
Allegheny City* Jane 25* ISW. r ,
; 23* l bsvo used Sir. Solomon's EYE GLASSES for a ray
Inief.pcrfod, wUbdedded thj berfta
tioatn stating Umt ftdafbcilre tMen of loo? ttuuUng lot \
been jreltafedg and lbecr£an* wimr tbbe
nnltoao: witness io tbrfr *x*
ncllcncri4bd.accumtgr«'n»e!aoto-Jdf.- Solomon** rislH a •
pnsUcal OpUcian t and iWwbodwfUl facility with vbkU be.
adapts bis Glasses to the Yiriotts peculiarities of <ridon«
' . 0, D. BUTTON;- >
'HkM TTotco - c
- • Dlaoaoca offlEiO Silver*
C2r the cdebratoi Dr-Iftwh d«Urod that dront-
Osness v&i ft disease baenaßcUtcd & truth vhkh the ex
poiro«and otmmUoQ'pf'mcdiciKiaoriliemj daj cost
firralo#* ThOWny apparently Insane vxc*sscs of tbps®
nhotodnlfotn tb® axe of xpiriunu iijaow, oiay b* thus
Tbo inweansooT eohdaet t 'iehit‘h IsialLta
forinialttatlont U ray froqneailjr ft direasrd'stftie.Oftbo
yrer.i
produces t»tacre frightful catalogue of disease*. And IA la- ,
steal of epplyicr tothfcmifesutioux of disease,
m U too often the prft«rti* wfib e
iim to Iba orfstaiat tanao, f«rer deatbs *ooM reroU .fcoia
diseases Icdaecd by state nf the l.lvcr. ‘ Three*'
fcarthsef ib® disease* enumerated coder the bead cfCou
®aiaption>bavotbrir'*eat l« * diseased Littr- like Dr.
■ Ouan.**tfapb*.>:V - ..v-v.• - ■ - -
Purcbatew «rtU pleaw bo careful to •& tur Dr. arlao® «
ami take nano else. AH olher Vrtv
.tnlfßse*; la CMBpifttf®, wo worthless, *r., - 1 *~
, ferial® tj of tbbl;raadxt*&ni2lefc£3»ts,tnu
tnrllicfcali proptktm. PLESiINQ HHOTIIUItS,
■ ;;££&* ' ■' '• '* .- -••.CO.WoiVjrtfirtt.'-;:
HARBIKD:
On Tuesday, Ute 6th instant, by James Su Mr.
UJUAH SMITH, Printer, and Mrs-MAP.TIU llllfilV.
; >; ■< • , .. * .(jClttrini JUgisltr.-
TTS&KiXa—COU>U, ResdM Herring, In -stort Mil far
XL j*l»by : W KIRKPATRICK A PERSONS.
Wool,-Jost received anil (ursalo by
.\\ - jyO KIRKPATRICK A UKRROX3.
IINSLfcD Ollr-oO t>Ms. of best brmds, in store anil for
j ttte low, by ' LEECH, KPALPIN * CO,
’ Jy9 ; : • Koft2i3and3rt Übortyatcce^
.'T7LAX~IO(K> Dw. prim* flax. Just received and: tor rale
rr- by kirkpatrick a herrons,
• ' • 2C liberty street :
Shoulder*;.-.
- 1000 doeharSdas;, • InAtoro and .tor sale by
: jy9_ KIRKPATRICK A IiSftBOSS.
PINE AVPLKSI - PINK APPLES!—OiK) Pltto ; Apple*,.
just received hud fetf sale by.: '■?*'
; . JOSHUA'RHODES k CO,
, -lyO - : , .-SO Wood street, •-
I AND FOR SALE.—A food Para, of V« Aercs; ,mihlaO
j mßrt of tba city, on theMcnoogihela river, adjoining ■
Daniel Rdxber and Junes 11. Hayes’ land*; on 70 awes- of
«hlr.h la (rood coal. For particulars, enquire of
TUDMAS WOODS, :
. JyQ ■■■■■:.-•••■ -4sM*rktt gtrtct.
FOUBADEI
SUlfi stock and Salami of n GROCERY and PRODUCE
' STORE; aUnatislon tba best part of Wylie£trcct,*nd
ins ft good CASH badness. Ucasoafor scUiog.tbo own
-er la gedog ivesL : Bcferenrt caa be. j&ada to any of tba.
nalchDors. 1 A rota, addressed to 41 0. P.Q." at this OSlce,
>lll wceiTO prompt attention. jjfclw..
MS. GEO ROE W. BUNN’Sappaiatoentor Deputy Sealer
of Weightt and Measures, u this: day revoked. ffei
batettlod by too. MySclf or Deputy,
vriUhetbundot No. 15$ Fourth street, between. SSmlthfield
andGr&nt, ready to attend to tba duties or the ofßea.
DAVID LYNCH,
1 jyfr.StdiHw . Sealer of Weights ao<l Measures.
Stocks -for sale—
: ‘ 60 aborts Adventure Copper. Stock; ■ •
■ 60. do Axtco do; -: ; - ' ■ ' -
. / ' -.SO do /UonongabdaNarlgatloaStock; :•
. ' 100. do -.Bluff Copper Slock; - ■ •
:. 20 do. Old Allegheny BridgeBtoek;
.23 do PcrrysrlTle'Platik Road Stock. *
AUSTIN LOOMI& Stock and Bill Broker, .
■„• OClce,y Fourth sE, (above Wood.)
Dividend sottce*
• ; A LLUOnENY ANA: BUTLER : PLANK 1 ROAD.—The
A. President pad Msnagora of tbs Allegheny and Butler
Pinnk Rosdrbavethls day.deelared a Stock dividend bf fbur
per cent, out of the .pfbnir ofciid'Road for the last, six
months, on each share of tiro capital stock of the said com
pany, of v|Uch tbuJuUamo'unt vras paid ‘on or before tba
Ist of January Ust; to be credit®! on thebocks-of the com
pany. By order,of tb'e Eoard.;
; ■'Zirzz ’JAMES BREDIN, Secretary. -
Butler,JalyfllgoS/,?;VrV v" f jyfeßt *
. . A Chance fOr Specalators*
*Y*rE will eell a FARM, containingSlXTr-FOUB ACRES,
.iff. aUuato .between- East -Liberty and the ■ Allegheny
Rm& nearthe -residence ofJan«3-MT2uIlT r about’COO
y&rdaXrora the Alicsbcqy Valleg lUnroad on one aide; and
ftbQnt a mUo from List Liberty tra Cbe cthur eidoi 'Tbo lin-
a large : two'cloTy-Brick .Duelling
Hoose,-«legBntly - finished. In moderri r 3fyis‘r-bara v GQ .fcet
efiuare,dndrftncu3;"ateiumt bOOrt jobdutSO&'fruii trees;
fcpod,'jiriDß ;and.>3yertl>ttDillins:kptias3'-df' nut
boiia^, : .An,A.c.V-dtl3>ell‘calailatcd fbr subdivision iioo
-jsmallEr-lois,'tfayMx ; id t ntlmbcr,'' ( fjr<»uii{ry-re?lJp:ii«a.
Prloo’slWperarfw.-Applyto 1
' * oouRTNtY ft Leslie, ' •- -
. ij9Aw x . * . ■ -N6i^s«Rhi«6foet:-'n
v ‘ ','V;. 8 ' 1 .. ; (Oaxetlncopy.)
YiLASS-r-lOOboxes Bby.'loaia»V« „ 1 , T
LX-da 10 by 12 do; “Porfaleby.: :
Jya • - • -;a.‘HUKTBS.;-
nVTEW BOOKS 1 JUST ItEOKIYED . , ut
Xl Horticulturist for Jnly.
Ponl.’tbeSaagglcrvbyGapLlle&dley, ,1'
Six Yeawtotor, 6r.The Taking of The BastUe; by Alex.
Dnm&B.~:i:t . ....
" of a BMffbyßen Sbaaowo'CNcTr supply.) *r .-
A fresh aupplybC. Snickerbockar Magazine ibr July. .
- _ 7 I r MV; , A.*<3TLDRNPiiNNNY‘&CO;; ‘
r -.'vjyB .■ v Fourthatteofc
GOLD JEW£LRY>«-IEooD; ia now
..splemUd - stocks of ;Flce Watcbea j GoldyJc3rclry,'Pure
Silver semeof;
Socts, or anything In abort'notice:-
at less thau uad mddi JUjwer than any!
Qther-cstabUabm<n>ln.tblst4^ssdim^hhdnko.^ r i' r 1
*? jyS--.» hilt, J
1 - Ni JCTrclry by nn.expcricaccd:
worktaan^atsbortnotico r ;'-'.' ■
• United Otntca Potent Otioe, 1- : :
' ’ " f . * WAsntHqrok ,: 'Jußfi-'‘2B, j -1853,-- ; .* f
/TkN.tbq petition pf P. P. Ditop&l,brjPbllaaelpblai\Bena-?
rvJ-Bjltsws* praying Jar thftmrtbnMon.of SJgtontgfanbt
edto him ou u»' twcnfcj*dghtb ofd>ec£mber,lS29,ii3r art
' improrement in blotters £sr farhoncs. for atnrcn - years Xros*
tbfr axpiration of ealdjpatmit,^".whicktakos.-idaeoTon tier
daycf December, dsbtcpnbuxidrcd asulfifry,-
v - - 1
Jt l» ordered that tbsaiiil«di^ a La board Atifan-Patent
Offlco dlftb-of December jrcst, ptia O’clock, 1
kt, and all persons aro and
• any tbcybavi cald to- tergrantrd. ]
opposing thofttfijatoarweraejnestad taftlolntha
latent OfHco?thdr oTdecttohsi‘3»elaUyTsei fortii ih..Tifriting* v
at least twtrcty.dsya
i-nßory ffled^byrd£her :^^^^-^»d :
must
of the ofilee, oppUcaUen..?
Ordered, alscythat tills no!icab&-'pubti£bed.tntUe-Ustof
•ad. ruftdllsehceK^
adelpbia, Pennsjlyanla;. Post,
National -Dessert*,-‘^cltyof-Ncti- York; Postonf
Massachusetts,-cnee a week tbr -ibren succassire sreeka pro*
vious tatheStbday jof‘'Dscen;boz.-&est,Xhe da?<d hosiingi
CHARLES OAfiONr Tl
p, B.—Editors of the aboFO , pappr3 Ti , in -plca2& o°py, and
sand their the reat a&eewsrUhaSupn containing
tfiiymotiee. v . ? - jjZl&vfr *
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
»‘H‘. AEL'r
-OnV.BMdle.] Ho. 144 fimithficld ct * far*?
- U« O* JJ*—Mootsatthenortheast ooruer of
Fourth ami Jlarketstfeeis, (abora Murphy crab*
I^ T ■- narSfr i-.-
rr^sANGBEOEA-XiOISGXiVS* 0, 0*
<U^r L Angerona.Lodge,
■•^odgKdayeTentxisto-Wflshtogtoa Hall, Wood sfckjlylqr- :-
TIS A»~Fcr the bcstOoiaxo Tsa iantta*
bitrgh,at 50. cents gt> to the Pakin -Tea Store,’
No. 3$ Fifth street, where the very best pladr and Green
Toasean always bo had*. , ... :• .• ■■fJyft-:-c
jOHH H»FO\VLEB) late Fowler & Pallia,
and Shoo Jlanufocturer,and Wholesale Dealer,-
No.lißarclsy street, five doors below the Astor House, New
: YfrrK£: 'ZiWitiiii lffarl:6gi. -.;.
TT^> • IS otic©*—The JOURNEYMENTAILORSTbo*
first and third WEDNESDAYof every month, at the FLORI
DA HOUSE, Marfcpt Hireat. By order. .
‘ : JOHN YOUNG. JB-, Secrotary. :
rf3? > -S3T , ;EfA’-IS SUS&3 GES'-C » of
lh£? Hartford, Stow $300,000; As
sets S*S9J72.
ißoomof^OnidxALoomis,No.69. Wood street --- • :
aav4#\.' ; R. g.JBEgSON, Agent. •
SUweT tfledol awarded by 2?rszilzlZtt-
EL; EMTTH, : Kanuto
turerof Pociet Boohfy Parte Boss Wood Writing
Work 80xe5,205 Arch street,one?
door below, Sixth,- PHladelphla. matXaa ■:.s
O. Of, F«—pj qga ;of-mertto&Washington' Halt,'
street between ofth street ebdr
T'vPmssDßis Lcii>ci # ha3S3--HeeteeTery.!raesday'ovesmg?
ilaECAsmr EsciifPjiEzr!, -No. - 87—Meets first end third
month.*** • <•■•■ '• * ** «->* T <'-fpar2sdy r •
Ooraslt Cerriom A great many per-'
: Ur©' sonsare dreadfully-tormsciaAwitocorfcvrAreejtalxr
remedy -'trilT bo Tocnd in Br.~Coigns Cgur Piisna:-fbi:
sale bx Br, GEO. a KBTSEBi24O;?Wt-od street.
y tottosa whctbiiy toseßAgnlm /-?•
Cortota MaterlaU, oaa
■u*© Curtain -Trimmings- of, every dissddptloa,-Farixltai»
lUashca,'BnxiateUeaj' Att,’lace ana HusUa-CartalhS)H.
Painted Wlhttoyghadea* GlltCornltoa, Curtaln'Plns, Bahd%
Aei, atwholesale and retail-1 ,; W. H CAEBYS,
-- 'No.lC9C^eBnhirstr^oQaur«EUthjPhQadil^UA>'~ ;
■ Curtain* Msda and Trimmed in -the tery newest French
Styles: ; ~rX®fil2fclj
HillerU W lndow Sluule nanntoe*
tory, OORNERDF EEOGX»rAND< ARCH STS n ‘
PHILADELPHIA. Oarmottais, " Quick Sak* and £««&
JF 'ftfittFw / % . <•
- JSsyr. Store, Church, and JtodsaEccm SHADE 3, c«m1o in a
gapertorroanner. ,- . - - - -
G3* Dealers and others are Invited to -givo'ns a call, bo«
fore purthaaing elsewhere. (?. X 2IILLES. & 00^
> B. W. corner Second and Arch .•
tfs» Utoss >W orhe*-*
W. CUNNINGHAM A
DoV7 QLA&3fXornss of MA7IKBT and JTBSTSTJLEET3,*
.Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.. paM to:
AlaOj ln FLINT QLAS3, B0T«
TLES, Ac. .Two of the firm being practidu i&en, win give
tbelrentttoartenttohxto'the business; and-they f&el : csn&.
dent they eaa 7 produeoan article of WlndowGlass equal th.
acy plthsTolforcign op domestic maaufecWra;--
• . v
• o&ami3lH&0 l Z r 7PHS«~
Bufldlcgs, Third street*
in atf. binds, frcmSA.ll.to 5 P. £L,giTiag-£jj
accurate artistio andnniiictoltoie^tod^p^hd'vastly ru*‘
pcrtorto theeonuaqn cheap the following:
cheap pTieaB?:sXsQ^s2 t^,s4>
the siM and quality of case erfisme.:-.. J
Honrtibr children, M. toUP. M* >^m - i
N. cfrtch qrdeccasad peramstairen in any
partof.thecityi • .V'.y’•.> [nov2sJy. >
' grecahie dlscharscatooia the ear» speedily
nentlyreraoved,without pain or inconr«itesce,lb7 Dr, Haet*
xxr;PrtndpafAmtst ofihsN.Y. Ear 1 Surgery fTOomayhfr
ccxumltedot
- - Thirteen yean of clbse and elmort
this branch, ofspedal practieo has enabled him to redns&hfe
traartaent to sneh-a degreaofs coccss aa to-findtheiaert ecu
finned and ohstinato cssoa yield, by a stead yj&ttontlon to th«
ctM ns prescribed. > - - » - . /.'..^’--.(ang23">
CHAS. E. LOOMIS,
STOCK AHD-BU.I.BEOKEE! ~
Notes, Bonds, BZortga&ca* &e«« Negotiated*
- pASgnruiiaTg^koa 7 ervet‘ •* ' r tv 5 v;
•'■rv TO THE; PUBCHASg ANB SALE OP ETOpfia: rV
, AB^Ornca—7s FoUrthstrcc£,betwcca liarhet and
opposlto the Bank of PittBhUggh. v~ - janl&ly “
, W. A. M’CLURG & CO.,
HAVE BEUOVED TO THE. COSHER'OB'-
. Wood and Sizth Sirects,
: X®* Where they oUer to ..their <£&. eustoners, and' the
public generally,-at the hnrestzatsStWlmtoale and BetoQ,
the largest, ’ most .select and .complete stoch rof CHOICE
TEAS; FAMILY G&OGEBIES, WOODEN AND WIXXQIT
WABE to be found in the West, r •• -deefcy, •
Pearl Meam"Milli :
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY CITY,
• ", ..(nan tnsaaitnoAnsranox.) -• • ••■ v
yrr?=s> nSE, SUPESFINIi, EXTHA PASILLY; and EX*
lr©f, TKA*. (of selected:White Wheat,>'SZDCß«Jon aiLt
We will deUvor Ftoar: to fagtl wyto mlhsr.of the,
two cities.- Orders placed in . our boxes, ot-BRAUN & RBL
TEH’S, totocr of. SU Clair «trwt3 ::ur, LOO AN,:
WIIiON * Wood street. wiU besttemlad to.
; ,jayl7 --• > y > ■ BEYAN, KENNEDY A OX^
: PHIIiADKLPHIA CUBTAin Y/ARKHOBSEr?
r - 171
' r.' .
KKEPSccasUnCyonhadd-tha mostestenslTeand
ih^ J varied a«3ortmeatof Curtaiasasfl Certain Materials fa
be found Itfcity; ebapristog to - part-of the foliowtoif.
CUUTAIN GOODS AND FUENITCBE
<ylc»'ot- '
French Lace Curtains; •• • • Window Shadaa,'oil ;
Muslin : 44 -BuirnoUand^allwUiha,:—
French Gilt Com! orrr?-rt-?r -r * , t
PrenchTlcshcs, . • vrkc, -zl
: : V .Satin Laiße-V; :' GiltCnxtainPins, -.'.
■ ■■: Lampas* •• • • r •■,•. -Bands, .*•.> . ~>,
- ** • Satins,:- . Ooidsand.Ta^als,
- u . Bamash lAneuv .Gimp^alipricci,
CaahaareUe, . •• LoopA' ....•■■
.PlainTurfcerltoL- *. -Frioges, -: - - •
Itslla Satin CamtjOt,Picture Tassels and 0)rA«, -
* ; ; U&in?Silk% "v Shade Taaseis and Brassafl, :
VmmitnreGusps, ••«••.- Ilocis, Bings, Brackets, Ire, -
i A full assortment or the. aLbre goodrconsiauGy. for sals, :
wholesale or rctalL : : - {marlGy—uf. m. u...
f sru'roA.xi aa-
KISfE'IKSCnAIICD COOTAHT, ©£
Pennsylvania, CAPITAL, 0100)000, CJTAE
TSB FJSRPETVJIJ*
■prttidud—Ron* AUGUSTES O. HEISIEE.; v
S*rrf*ry—THOMAS- IL \7IU£O% Esq. ■ .'•■
'SttccT&Rs;
Hou-AiOvlTcistoiy v ■ ■Samuel W. Hajs» • .i.
.• Williamßobinson, Jr., TtonaaQlllecpie, :
William F.P&lniMtofk, JohoUCox,
• ■—; ■ < Jacob Peters, -
* - John Welker, !*-* 1 “• ’ WUUasa Colder, Jfr., ; a
• Jarob'S.neMcnain, • Aarcxrßarabansh.:.'’
n RUSSELL A OAKES, Agents,
, v. - .jOSee; in LaSgstte Buildiags,
J 4 (entrance ca Wood street-} V
FiressexPs matrranen-
Company of tbe Otty'of
J. K. MOORHEAD; PresU STHNH?, Secretary**
; WiU insure .against EIRE and MARIHg SISKS of ell
Uadi. OSce: Is Uononsahcla Souse, Kns; ISI and I£S
Water street.
.; r-'-'iats&z —:
J. K. Hoorbsad, W. J. Anderson, •'•-
, *• SC.Sawyer, ’• B-ttSlmpßai l *- r
- WQ. M.Edssr, ; • - H. RWEktns, ■ - -
. W. W. Pallas, .’' - . : CharieaKenty-v
; C.S.Paalsaa,- i' ? ;■* '-WiLU&inCollingvaod, . ••'.
: •'••." A. P. Anahut*, •. :«• Joseph Kaye,r - v. * r
’ •'■■-’• •>■-- • •■ . William: • .. • :.-•••:- jasS t.
ir'ir 3> Gl?'fsnsftS’ * Inanraxtc©- Cosapony- «tf
iky Pittsburgh*—H. D. EJKG; -President i SAH-'
Jlifc'fcMAßSinsigßqcgctary.- : y-: -•- '
;-<$!«? Si TFtor grcA fegtpcen ITzrl-rf sad TSfocfrffc&sv—
; ‘ InsureaHUli utd CARnq Rl3ks,’«tx th 6 OMu And HtoJ>'
•fer' * - * *
i&RxrwagalnstLosaorXha&se to? Tirol -■ - - >.»
ALSO—Against tht Perils of tbeiiea, aad TnUad Karima* i
tloowuiTreiisporfcatiori. •. -- ' -- - ~ •.; ;
; *' 1 '* *" •••'.? XSECTOSsr' 2 ' 1 * - ' J - -*“•
.: 'H»D,Klag»_ WcuLarimerJr-- /■.
i ; f :.Sajaad M.isicr, -~*"
. Saraftfel Bo» t ‘ _ ,TT|UtaE!asfcS2S^
■>■■ Robert Dsala^jr., ■». •Johns. BUtrortb,.
.••< JB. Hazb&agb, -. Treads Sailers,' v
Edvard Heasleton, .;.J.BcshcbxmaJscr/...
.. . Walter BryaaV - ~ WflUsnß»Haga>- ■. ~v
j-'-'-IsaaolLPfioccci.. . - ' : . vr '-tfsdS;*
rr“~?» 3?lttsbarfj£vl*if© Inaoxanco .Qasami
-pan jttf PZxirSBU&OE, PA* -Ciktu* SICO,GQQ
. -:v:,% u .—
•,'• -V Vice H’drosiy. -v.-vi ■-,£>
v■'■• . *•.
> : r ''C<atoiii>£ * *=& &
• *".
■ • ; • (&!asoni& Hall Bxildir.g,) •• -
—Xhil Company makes eTory Inraranee appertaining-to
or connected wilhLiaKl&&v- £ IV**; vjV.
Hutnslltetcs ire; Up papa os tb&®_ <4ofcfe4 by other
Hafcly coadncted.oompjuilfljw •; - \.
Joint Stpch rates et a-T&locfiaa ofonedhirl. Crop tho
ilotoaj to a. dividend of- thirty-three end -on?*
third per cent) paid annually in eifaneeu' > •....' -■■■ ?r--?
■ Uisks taken on the Urea of persona going to.C&Hforala oj
, Anstralia*.' --4
,v-./ r v. ,•■;•. v'^.vTT.nmicroßSlVvV•;£7-:
JunfcsS. Uoon/T:' Samuel ITCH urkaru'r. .774,
_ .TTUtlam .John A-Wilsqsv v-.. 4 ;. t - ?
~ - ;John-Seott^.v ■ -J 4 Joseph*?. Qacsaa*
• John iTAlpin, . Alexander BcyaohLv, ;4... ■
.r«: Horatio 2L>Loe,v Stowe..•■/. ;,~.7-iaarC3.
so KlBE’S’JStn&wa-to,
: -£ay l tliatithashcen teoroj cnaSEate ■
areiy Tcrt&gfl-of this drepgflil dlfes-taja y j tin® than any]
other remedy,- and. at cr, to tbopo-;
tienfc*-„ /t j , " "
: IWlboosanda cfecrttflcaics.
'ter, many of-which aT©ftom.wcllJtnoim.cttba&9
■fct ami ita immediate vicinity, £O. to choir
-and beyjjad ail doubt* that Kira’s PcnicLEmtlso. xaedl&ihs
of nncpnaoiwralue* nofcernly.asft J
■*U t ffitapnateaK Vtxsfnatf tag o£ E%M> •.»?s«< a falcahls
physicians*' es!
veil as tbeeaf&riDS patient, to wtt&its
merits..- # , ,■ *, "‘ •' -
' •,®hQ?4ijati23 a drctuAw.inlxtniM.a«s4i£Snrei that this
medicine Is. purely is bottled. asltfioTTsfroa
tfcoboseta cube earth. . V.V4 , |
ocjpfea/rtaiMcer pyblizhcZcb
i&SOyta wiuA<si
lt n
that 'bBia''K)lisajVaf
-flleteil
tip© xh wS2ulih of huancßj,
anlmnAof ttp^cfltnsahlaqtoafaikApi:- cpnflhed toS
tod* wi»TO:ec^tr&ted-as^.^^^ti^jtohoWt
3SS»^SSltt*®S^SSg!t
-Uaeaej-gaaasfenilßMpgtltOagFthagiigiatothatßriisw
«wgm» ***?»o» tezaa tegw^Atufetettlife-teag
cataooonleathaTagota cam .worth Hicrasaalstfadlhas"
< —.• .1 lIEfl. HASCT-;,;. n
. This may certify that I hare beenocqnalatalwitS Kicri
Petroleuio,orEociol!,fcriaiOTtt3iia ytar,'eo4’h!iTcm
pcatoalj witaassed lta
Jcnt ulcers and other diaeasa &r rrhich it Is tecoiuEssSnL
aodcaa with touMecce racoporaa tt to to tmaSteiawnr
thyof attention, and can eaEjly eafthst Baccsjahjaattsaa
;«4 Itacra SThßre'cthgTlneilMpa »«ii ftniaVeS
. i, .... : H. V 1 ?i. D
• Xae|dslg*intliftJ)tßjE:lstiiaStM«^<i''fwsr4te.!
v.-'Westfittt lsj3nraiffl&’. Csatssay, KttS&aralL i
E. JUttEB, Jr, Praidatt. | P.*M.SjKDoSfeSSuf
■ iL ■»?/CaPMJAIi, 0890.080.- - ■■ • f
Ttraiiln'ium.ssafht! an KteJS'Of rIiSS.TIEE #=31141
;V ? i ; T ..-BEJJ}. All losses, will ha Hhorally aiJiested and
p?oxipttypal<t *---' -•.- ' J
_ A Hpni ©.institution, panagod by J)EBSOTQWWho*w'BdJ
cr©
ptopb^B^Kberato^ r
they hate asstoaed,. U3'c2erirg ; the best protoefioa to_t—-csa
whodesiroto■balh^mlt^t , >\*;c
'Dirte&rzi—'SL Zt." t 0. W. 2Usteta» J-y=Bg£*|
N. Hoha=9 f Jr n H. Saith, C.7h£2?n,
Wnu 3L Ijoa, Jaaw«]>pdsMft:,'q:o*3* ®3rslfl-,v-ssaa Ji
AuJoy, * ‘ U
t3uOlScs* So. C - <^ J Wr ffC, ' 8 T
Cp^«?%taSy , Htt2ftnsh. ‘ " ****&lyl
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E’ooTcn’s E'rnsopiAU opsua hobas
''swpLLL open pcdtirely oa • HOSI>AY, Jens 13&, ISS3,
*'Vf ' and eoaticoa until.farther..notko, tfitb litms. HO*
GSyC cf tie Eojal Opera House, Paris, a
Principal Violinist ; • . : •
Jriktf j, E.TOSTES, Jiaa^er.
Tf^y 3 l^arno ? * Cotillion xmd Brtus Sos&oTa
Bcnii, caa be had by eppljiag to. Wa. jpanh
yafg&i&ttha u CfTglal Pt^f^pgrr^fTTiftm ftmma** nf
- .layarty ,
Ps?*,, Connty^Coiagsiqatoiaeg.^^Weare autho■>:
——!s to tbo ii:.,
ofiCtaba —jqCSrt? ~
A *iWSiL. : S A 5? X '■ w SSSHJiHEIPS COSQBE3
•u 1 B V- 11 geHIn&TZ.
cthsritoUraiilcsSs?, jastzssdzedl^.i'-.ir- > - -
jggfry ~ . ArArsasgyACOu~spi£QnaresL"
: ~ : .'-.'-i i r, ; >.■ m
mnE grated Division or p«mi<ftn told a ■
X t ia'.
Iha aad 32drd streets. . : :-
, jyfcltr , ~- mcnOLSOS* Q. B.
! ZiandXoy Sale- •
i .TITTEKTY'-SEVEK ACHE 3, at loot cf Cmlgft Island: (o>
, B; posito Hsjg* SalloiT"
- j * , "* V 7. & •?. OTLSON,
h;j<sS33gailSto»-' -i. ■'■>■• m-Soamittrort;:
. * EEIIIOVAL.
TOHN- B: argADDEN & SON, h*7e ODTEd tfialr WATCH ;
tFI and JET7ELBY STOSE to 62 ZIABK2T, betttesn Thbl '
'aci foarth streets, In .*&€.■ I»ur9 ■ lately.©eenpied br A A.
Mdson 6.CO? ' • ; jyT.*6ids3lff
ISBWA3D B. eBATOE,
ComnlMioa aiad Pogwardlag EXerolumt*.
*:- r' - • : Uo. €1 Esslianso Sisco,. . -
A. *
:/\&DS3S FOB COFFEE, niCSVfa* and Cocsssn2aat3,
\J of Western •Pro<3a2o,'?Spcctfally solicited. ; -
Etfen
Jfisns A; HatchisDa 1 'jj£C:a . ,
- - ' - -
SProdaca and GoaBial-C?OTsaiissiaa v Horciaat,‘
♦ ' sv r' ODJCU!irA33jfOfIIO..n . --
'XV Frcanpt alfcntijai glT«a*to thr MTctea orPHO* ;
VISIONS, PLODB, VSHISSr, GSOCEBIE3, £c*£e...
on orders. -. . • r. ' »
eil* of-COiTO??, LAJU> OIL, STAB
and- SDC-TWIST TO3ACCO, SALS*
TlAinjS aad-POT-acd PEARL-ASHES. _ -
'■ edysaces-jnsde on ccaaigasaats cf Prcdcco
and-slerdiapd3saggnfiragy.-..'. .. . ..
: lBo~asl>. ; &»-AiitiK?ay f n.'3Pagiia2‘geo^sngaar
fisM£yindftrft£ghfti '-gCnM--infhr^j and';-.
thattltfsy hare- raacffei&oar ; /••■>
thejrjSggted cprocma-to a
tausc, -srith-aciua tea in -
tteT'.plsdso' ihinLsalvcai r 'to r Aspsd - *
pfefcona a s nygteAteftflflfr&utfat la'lfco 002^27,and-.lkr' -•-
: 88^<ia»ggtf-nkm^M^tetoSeriSa^^\Beeaftndaw , - :: '^
-- ; gtjiag;a,and-£!3ttrggg : arcrespectfully inTltcd-tP e£U,
c? art. * - .
■ Onr mci£> l^gbcd-fair-prtoa, end pafet
_fcstioa to oar cantosncra; <, HOUGHS ANTHONY.
■= ■■ Wef&rnishall ujiHar ta cnsi'fausincsj to ©Ear- -
• operators aa hgiataflaau -EplS.^
-TV*' LABZEPTE3JUNO •CQRBIAL, or ProcrcsSiTo EUx«
XJ wm dfactgj ,
natUTO..:l?Salflh^U^ores^cato^j, .•'
> . .
.Gencrai - '
'NerTOtaAt&cQons,yLeti<»2rba»crWldi£i'.Aß aa JaTigD*----'.
is jmegcaired;••• b 'Alssa jcertsla icnady \
for. IcdpisnV Ccnsxanplicst,; , v:--3
. •
above can-- - '
these vitheufc
. - of C<aratcclt&-£rgtng?on
tHo.lJregpay-cad’ ceeey bay# nhlcsa ymrSsd tha- chero
nasisj-ealfr nastoga^sfesafegiycoagtayhfc? qf jgfo,- AtbM r .-:'•
- , r. *
OTgyawxr''- - - so.-igo xnnmsz.
Jpflgeo.cTjtltg^ttglmgj^tMtrsteubeiwrtilfr.^::
* s - _ __
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS.-Ths Stock-''
or tha Pittsburgh -ond:
the./.*:..
fitoc&bCiilera of ssid Oraspjmy fce tta
15th day of J nly, psst 2 tfdccar, Inifha cf- - .
; temoos* ~at.tha GSc& 01 the:-Eaghieercf
emier cf Grant" ctrert and LlMaocd allej, la tlio dij cf
PiUstJtJrgh, to U» -ofdxf
c
trehsaet .other
. Brotder of.-tno President and DoanVof Directors;
: rS- CHATtTiEfI NAPLQB, Secrotey-
. ■ KftabursiyJply ■ -.. ..: •
aadXiroinnati ■Bailrcad. «
71TOTICK PropcsaU .
l^.-teedfed-fttv.tho GSce ■
tU the £Dsb cf Jalyj-ferEre ■■ ■■ r v
line bstaeea tho
Him and tho Central Ohlo'RailfoaiL- v .
’■ testnarmlalA);wHl be reeajrod Ibr v ■
Cia Bhole-or aDynmaber Of sections, ~ .
■ T Plans snd spacificstions-jriil be read j for examinaSan -2~ -
tPTt2ie*lCS bf-JnJy;i Kriii: >-h"• ,
, viU be offeredfbr conlrsct aa soon astho locahoa .i 3 .cor>'":.'
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- Jane 4,185 X :.■■■:. : ~ ,--;jelhtfrr- ’ -r.
I CSF Tha abore lotting Is postponed until the .20th cf-An- -
giuL The specification* will be ready in lea days -
RODEST iIAC LT.OD, Chief Engineer, ,
, July 4, ISss.—<jyS) -
23?t&so fer Sa2o» -
nriHß. sabsenbera are autboriMd to asll, on £sre?abla
i-jt "Uraifl, a LOT OS GKOITND,. atualo-:ia
'liU’mingbssasfronUnffcno-handrodacdniacfjs&tthfsst •'
. .theMoaangahabrßiretvapd tridth •v
OiigoSg •:>•
hast street .*
Uis'beiieTnd.tbattharo.iaco.Scafßstate-in.PlttsbiaSh'*. /
pr Ihi - r.
this property,.
tawva.ta epplwatioato-> ' • r - >"-•■ r-- , :
1 jros& £ - -
* " Ko. 141Tcurthctzesh.
v-vr; v* >-;;.:'v--'^ : t:',-'V
: j'L to Ua?» FOST¥*2WO LOTS-OITGEOUND, ntnatcrics . -
: freer S 9 to ISO,
i X h« City District, !!!!* sowesJi!j% A&d fcancdscl • together tiy
Begd'aad Saxia streets;-li.V--- ■'-. : ~ - ' rT^: -
t Tbuca lota go rittt&ted-etcsa to tfc&Citj Hue, cad as tiiey’
irsre *tsctet- Siting sraisrosaise whsdi-tSLpiealtoalfxista:--:
ai’O-ndzrrlrabtj £2r t2i& : .1’
purposo cr a Brewery* Hocso, FeuEiry,. _
&C. '.They crelgths immediate- Yldniiyofa-dsiso
tfca':rityfry;a go©l 7 TusaSK:syV
jsniwith IkatXQjsrty by>.P i laiik Bcad. - Thcy *wciili do a
jaoaiprc£taJtfeioTCTtmsnt far a German or any r3s3xfs*)* : -~
ftcing agsgaatfoa-wlahiog to partfcaso.._:she whole canto
-purchased oa sccomTgotfsnngtena*.
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i •• Planscf.ll»l«ot3'Caa'ljo Ksca at tisoSeeof t£oßecorder
jof Deeds imLcf tha'uiidetsisned, who will' famish every
•desirableinformation.:•—*. .... JW. Tr. JKWIN,
■ -Aitomay at Law, (Ztstory,) Fifth st,
• —— . above Gnat, {mposlte.lbe.Conrt Houser-:
TODD ■&. S^EETH,
' atagtays at Law, Foarth street. •
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duced to tfcociiisg&s cffittsbargh,' yets® bkro fcon£ye£3 o? ‘
f !grai£ft3.v?itns£3es 'has-to ;w!ist:.wa'-ssy to'bo ■;. ■
lAais ttoo-aggTsrortdas atti^tsiiooit^lllag-iaflla,
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ijicg Indeed, to - -
fppTsissdt&sssalTesi too-ewd is,iii& iubfaxe&lbspsj xo* ,->\
;saltg.' r _Othe3S’liyra:gaaA Jt-for-jbggCTAgcmj p&ics-la tha- •
idolfita-iad-UmtsSi Old &aie3j cracked hasdi tet-'v
>ter* and »ss^r»^alis"QttaTS'’b^t£HELALEß l <*»*->.
| tia.t egroles ofji
;fbr iree^gitli^co<akedlffeagte T &na~b&nM g6tna ■
i U£lfreb&,££sxl tea Stostaag X2xdnxen£*ad shs wfll teU yoo,
t wlih.tsfi» that'slia'blessea tliQ day sits was Ja*! : *--
* tjjxL-. • Sieso srtT rolmaglnaiy flights ■©£ tsseri- '■
Lot &ata ~~
i sK>nß&itastefcea,cr-OTeofany ktod(ai-lßs?s?at-'----:
: it has oocqtniltia trarraatad to : estro splint, riss-boho*''
tP^TlDL'?ofc&«^S^^siraj^''£sta3^>OTspo&<rrfi T ' if :iugA;.
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jpg iaag rter»trfe%'eotißg'thara -
npTrUfr thn Mogtazrg Xlafeseat,Bemag thfm {<yp g '
good pries-; Ea-i^JiSseajfiaUars'&rsfcots® , sfco ~kzS~u.
fistula; oarHt-Trtihtrs, and: isetbortre?!® hait hla--
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sgasgidfisgo crslsgio bottle, ct tia presriav .-•
tort prices. byPB. Q. H. gfiKSEB, athla vrcga&lGhmi- -
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V H35351C1N2 must bare sseritttavX great-.fixsrit,' to *
: ataadthateax of publieepinioa. •• No trt cfjaaa' 03
,75Saj?edi^39“«SliTai'l«csiaflTi(^als?5Bii 1 i- oiteai '- ■
it* ealeafjear after year,lncite of •OMoSittoa’'*3!&iiebß&~‘~
readily toi oofciSi ylrtee3.:-ssd. 4£s aza» of
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caaepreailt. AKcfctf -
d^ia*no*tn&dofor.ruav-to crfarmore"fietvSe& tiunanv'- v
hAxrfrttert*. ~ - __ ..
BboTQ.w* refer you to DAMP- -
cSecfcu • lispraJs* 7
- Tbs best men issourcoua- •'■•
.try -gi?o taste: testimony-’ to ite- iroiidcrfal card-- AE3082 -
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tJ»tTnitolfitaf®iijttJiliaßdredi6f -
! OtSsra;-:\Cspfc J 32loasa3- ter tira ,*ftl
cared'byit of a- -
.ttfeffSS9Jßte?tea jews?- standing, eSer-tbe-sidllcfalttba"l
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?.:l£i£e2S*fiie.*£e2i satL-tte poo;,roang:Bsd old, la orerj
todtybcdrotmt3y»f[sa that tbs : .-
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; TINCSUBB fi pnwly TC^te-
ell mineral ffahstnnrcj. cebi*
t££\£f peasant and safaectScn .eathe-fitos*^*" 1 -
wb,UTcr, feMiieysj lajigSjf and ifco nrnons «re* ■
SeaaKtoTft-
Tltoa* mare, Fits, Ncrrcus. ACoctioss, gesertsHy, ijstula,
•]?Hm,;Bow*l CompUlat3,'wiib;al!4irsiascs.
M a remedy fbr the -YAIilCtfS JMtASyJUSy : _
•iIESTS of ihePEilALßgYßTßS^' lt’eem*. to. &>
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ctesVpleasnre la
■«EamptQtfs YesstaHß teen I ns- ;\
cormSo esntfcaea of tfca ? fest' reipectoHlity—yli: Joseph
Wulto A Q- Djmon. eaii others.
afeasrbHcttS&tf as, .*r tlie. part ;.twensr:-:v 5
roaa.haTOenjog'gt ta»<ogMng»«na- esieear both of cm- .
isrSoatsecdatlW jssrailj-
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January 17£h»isa. ‘'4‘ '•
i > £ Hcrarbrsy: first Eeu
i j-ppunfc of tfca haabeaa, gqgetxngaaaay yaagafrcga i:
i jwnepaia* *od tfab fins' been .nearly- restored to his usual •
tfts ; ?, Hamptons ;-Ve3rtable; de- r
«fwwt you to wad felra cue dosmhotilea of that afrrirfV^. ?• ••
-- ■■■l2ffataasirri oftbo JSi S.*f n hot? oa board cf this ship, •
aZso.urisbcs 'yoato cud desaref “Haiaptca'a VcS .
stable Eaeturp,*J by iia Ual^d'
State? ia'PebroarycrHaich, liar Spcsaia. - The Tincture you
>cnt xaa t?aa rceolTed In gofti ©rdcri.'auil I tahe pleasuroia •
f afannlgjf yoa that it has .fcaou.ttsgd uitb srtat
seTetßlcf -
* t«a,TespestfiiDy y years, 'YSI&OSf EgSBEDSIi,
£D* Calf and get no. Alrr.srre xrl'Ji esircir&iirT euros.
JZ? Ecld VThobsaJo *ad Estal% ct tfco Store of
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