■ o? ■',*;-1*-\ > »; 1 4‘ ~ r \\'\‘' ■ , t . .
v—v V' ■'V- ; '”^-," v ■ ; - ,* •-» V i'V.'.' i • ‘V’' : ' '* ,-' .' * I.! ~. •■■ ■:‘ K-s' ■"’i --T: ;•.,«»!* s' ' • J*;' •
|M\ **■> v ■ ; ?"\i\ I , X * >-v 1 - „ If, *
\* mV-v.-V :-v. ; -'wVv r . v-. .*\. ..■ - ' ’ 1 ' . . fi • ..-,
' y-\> \ 1 » „ 1 , t-A 1 - Ov. f>l w ~ *• .* »< 'I * \ ,%*. * { ** ‘ * **■£** y\. J*L- 1 , *. * ' ->“ •* *i>4 * ’ * x *» * * ' • ■« *
"-I 1 j ' s ' ' '» f ‘ “, *T * • i’ * » * * <& * ***.*4 **+*%* , nJjfci * t - * u,;
*■*%-?' B ‘W -&T. V;>' v V;- ;7A- ii\‘., X, -'/ '*tW\‘ '' ' ” *: ’ '-V*'
, -tv. i-' v»;»V , »)■’* p *■ '-’j--*, -in* *‘ tMMy-ti**.' -j—■ —■»—-' r »~—'- -
■;(’ \y ;-«<5W-;' i »“ *’r?AC
f f . s A'>': 4 ;;'■* ; 1:
irtSh-'a#jV-iI*■&-H 1 *■&-H *£&+#*■ Ut ?;&
rv.v«?? ‘v*-.I- - 1 -, <
r ;■ r. : - i
'•^',V-' , i‘ r Jf*i,'-»'-i rf o.f l ,;. J
''if **t‘ s *l'+ m *'*-K-i -• v^ fcr *i. vf> v ‘ XiV
ys; «v->
.vra.^x.'Vvv<:;' -< ‘s ’-xi«' V
wl ;,i : ; -'‘ ..* v * **■s*><•“ - vy,
lii 11- . V -f;‘ * J '•' '• v, ev i*. ■;. ‘- " :
*^K('fv‘’l^^rS, !l ii'w'» •'''■?'* ‘ L Z? : ‘ 1 *" r '&?i<s' :i:i ''’'' ‘ i
-<■ A*'('>,? tS 1 *. ~*h v .Vi,V -s?*-* > ~ v*' ♦“(I;--■ y- ■(
*. c
l^knA^f'fT3
• -^'eaj- tt l*^•'• r *r'-V» *i * a ,^. s h t-H
V*!* u '‘A,
'i&rZSp*-;>A i;vv’«t»tv r.iT, v i * ,i 1
Rii^«gs
sl?ff{|s£w;?>-cW'.'ip* K^'-:«"' f : , : i **, ■
arlodoutiD spirit, and accordlaj totho tniestof S?^S‘Sr i Srtiv’*i;r£i; ll ~
thaframers e «athea4, Hjld* ,■ - - ..
tfca Obnyenilon then proceeded to flx t 3» amount of Uto A regiment of «t ordomj out. Tear aompaaiea “ Ve^t^?b?rtoi l 'aL t rm U " m '' I StoTfap 80cV...™.;;..„,.-...„.
aalarj-, each delegate,aa hia nameeraa called,mentioning aro'al arm*. I • r» tr.wim.~Bf.** W—.. •*«-—*-
WSyrfJer^,fs^K‘^?j*>r r o^r»feU [*~L u^
IMhWii
/'
Am
dSßfotgsgBoS(
B|*te»i
tafcl
/
wmiitim y
opmiolw
MAM
<T B>-C*-5. A •. jCeJHp I ft
Shootisq Amiß.—A fracas took place in the
r P Ol -' cfAllcghw, on Suna*y afUmoon, doting
a person named. John Lutz drew, a pistol and find It
at a man ansveHog to the name of John Jones. The ballet
• the Baotith of Jones, and etriklng ih*vjaw hone,
made Its wajr up near the left car. tho pistol
’ftpriv? %s&'' wootcb4r B® dTer Jheavily,and the.hnlleldid not elrtke
with Bumdunt force to break the bone. He was token to
< !^^^r^'C^^V l vt. fc 4 J ;i 3)r. Dixon’s office, andhls wounds, which were not very
t*' * errere. dropswl by tho Doctor. A warrant was afterwards
taoed by M * ror foL^L“”stof^u
*K-V.’ y.i’-. Coktempxible Ajpaik.—A German Pedlar
AumcdJljcrt, irhorcrilMontaiesnut street, Allegheny,
had three or four yalnahle horse, poleoncd on Sunday night
X , tS^K -r through thoSendlah ylndlctivenesa of some millclotu «onn
ss£&£££s **, Who took Ob method of revenging hlmee.ffor „.
tha mrld, and u he makes hie living by peddling article. In
lt wUI hie huelnra,
K^VV^kni A Cave Is —A-house belonging to ft Mr. Mo-
'» S,-hpJ^^iTYCtf'htjzfi 4 , esfy > Cullough, situated at tho end of the Mononguhola Brlfge,
S • to Boull * MtMmrgh, vMo bdrg ralßdhyeemraon gatur
■^^^s*-:^%^S.«^^.^^v^.^v<aiiV«>4i^C^<l*;r>feUo7cionlt,,“ !1 '- Krtonately,thouorkmenengngod
\£3*?S: <ZV tneleratinglt had timely noUco of tha ftß; and th.onlyln
•-■ ■ ■
g «*■- "Xr, y-i t» ~.- ; . '>'V’y ’*;v" - -'" -■ ;• &T. , V '■-, - .• i ,- r -. . y
,;. ;byrXV.’r--.\ - : -jVb .»> v . > ’ TCS£&,
■ y ■?*• • \'
TCESDA? 6.
- CoRtSKTIOS &OBOOL
A School Directoracf the
met «t ihe yesterday morning, at 10.
tfctock, to:*leet* Snperintendent, agreeably to the pxovi*.
tens of the lateßchool laWw
On motion,Tfco3.J. Bighorn, ofLower Bt.Clair, nt call
ed to thebbair.
Heasrs. Chadwick, of Gollins’townahJp ;J.K. fscott,°* :
M’KwspoTt; J. IPCans* Manchester ;AMbrton,Bharps
burg, and Christian finitely* fens > township, ware *lected
Tice Presidents.
• Messrs. J. W* Lewis, ThlrdWard, JMbboTgh; .A. fr .W*
Gill, mam Allegheny, and M. Boberts, of Sharp*
burg, were chosen Secretaries; • .>
On motion, the Convention proceeded to the enroHaent a
of Directors.'. ■■.■»• • .?=-. ■-
Ur. Bingetly made a notion that the eleetionforSuperin*
tendent bo postponed until 2 o'clock, end bamada at thp.
Third Ward achool-hous©,- which was laid entbe -
A motion was then Introduced that tho-Convenllon in*
xnodiatdy adjourn to the Third Ward school-house, which
• vwad
After assembling in tho school-house, the names of those
pretont were-called, and.representhtlvos found to be present
from eyery district inthe county, except Neville.
• Mr. XL D. Klngmovod that the Convention; now proceed
to fix the compensation of Superintendent* which was car*
Tied. ■ ■ ■ ■
... A motion was then Introduced that a committee of fire be
appointed to arrange the salary, which wae amended by:
making It one from each school district.
After considerable discussion thia motion was withdrawn,
sad tbe Convention proceeded tonnmethe amount of ind
ary. The following sums wero then suggested' by different
gentlemen: $3000,52^00,51,800,51,600,51,200,51000,5800,
$6OO, $5OO, $3OO and $lOO
A motion was mado by Mr. Bdtrards, that tbe Obnvefction
proceed to vote on the sums named by ivaj-hundred from
$lOO np to s3ooty which was accepted*'
. Ur. Scott, from Boss township, said that ho could not see
the propriety of fixing the salary na high as some of the.
cams named-rtbQ office itself was entirely unnecessary,
and would, be rather detrimental then of benefit to the
school syslom. He would therefore be in favor of fixing it
at such an amount that no-person would have it.
Ur. Joriah King, of Allegheny, replied that he thought:
the law was an excellent ono, and as a Superintendent was
necessary to carry out Its provisions, he hoped that the
salary would ho placed at a sufficiently high amount lose*
core the services of the most competent men, and that no
such obstacles would be thrown In the-way Of giving it s'
fair and Impartial trial, ‘ -v
Mr. Blgham, the Chairman, then rose to make a personal
explanation Jn regard to his action in the Legislature at tho
time tbe new law was passed.
At tbe conclusion of Ur. Bighorn's remarks, tho Conven
tion adjournod until after dinner. -
. ~ • Arrxaaooir sxssioi?. •.>,•.•.•
The Conrontlon convened again at 2 o’clock, and Hr.
'White spoke at bocio lengthen the benefit and. advantages
to be derived from the new school system r ifthe lav is ear
riodontJo the right spirit, and aceordlag to the Intent of
tha framers.
The Convention then proceeded to fix the amount of the
■alary, each delegate, aa hia name vaa called, mentioning
the sum ho desired to bare H plaoed at. .
After calling over all the names, the following was the
result:
For $2,000. ........ 5 rotes I Fcril.GOO.*....
« « I « 1,200. "
? 500.../;.-.;...ue4 «* |
A moUrn/crtis then made tUat the amount be selected
from the three highest, upon which a rote was taken with
the fallowing result;
For $1,509..,.,. rotes.^
“ .....143 «
■•••■" $500... 10 «
Accordingly $lOOO was settled upon os the amount of
nempenaatton to be allowod the Superintendent.
On motion of Hr. King, the Convention proceeded to make
nominations, and ballotfor Superintendent. The first ballot
resulted as follows: .
L. T. Covlll, Fourth Ward, A11egheny.....,87
Jos. 31. Ptlor, Dirtningham*,...,^.-..:....,-.. 55
John Kelly, First WanV A11eghefiy,..,.;.......,,.,*34
R.N, A*eiy, M »< Pittsburgh^..„..^..,„..jy)
A. W. Black, Third' 14 A\lpgh»^y- r ,SI
Thomas L. IMI, Sew!ekley....*i,;...».;, ,.«21
Jaa, 3L lliildle, Ver5a1Ue5~.L;.i....«........ 2 '
Wo, SI; Burchfield, 1
There being no cholca, a motion tras made that tho.next
ballot be taken on the throe highest. Mr. Kelly's namo
was withdrawn, and Mr. Avery's substituted, and the &co»
ond and last ballot taken, which resulted aa follows: 1
James M. Prior..... .................. „161 votes.
I*. T. Covll.i.. 95 « •
It. N. Avery. .. 7 «
Mr. James M. Prior, of Birmingham, having received a
majority of all tho votes cast, was therefore declared duly
elected.
The Convention having accoinpliehcil all theyassembled
for, adjourned tir.edie. . .. -
OmcE Allegheny Cemeteet, JanfrSd, 1854.
—Agroc&Vto to previous public notice, the annual meeting
of the Corporators was held this day.
. On motion John Graham was called to the Chair, and
John Biascl), Jr., appointed Secretary. •
A statement of the condition of the fiscal affairs of tho
Corporation was submitted by tho Board of Managers, and
on motion was approved and ordered to be entered upon
the minutes la full.
On motion the Corporators proceeded to the election of a
Board .of Managers, and Secretary and Treasurer for the
ensuing year; upon counting the votes, tho followlcg were
declared duly elected, via;
Presidents Thomas 11. Howe; J. K. Moorhead, Wlte®
G, Bailey, John Blsseil, J. IU Speer, J. If.
fihoenbergerj Secrdary and Trtajvrtr—Joha Kiscll, Jr.
On motion lUsolvtd, That the proceedings of this meeting
together with thsxeport or the Managers, be published in
the dally papers.
Ou mouoc, adjourned sins dtc.-
Total Amount rcceireJ from sales ef lota ~.~.5t89,509 61
Total amount received for Interments, remo- .
▼•ls, 4c:.. 36
Sunday small balances, re1mbara1b1c................ 32175
Paid Geo. A. Bayard, Esq., la full, for ground $48,211 00
“ K. I*. E*alt, Eaq, on account, foz ground..— 6434 ~B7*
• 4! Sfor amount to Turnpike.. 3,715 00
** “ Improvement*......... 17,614 35
•« « Labors..... 27,617 63
u Shrubbery 2403 67
•« u Stock and T0i15...... ; w :. 1.304 87
M . u Kxpco»es..;.. 18,760 63
** “ Interest... .............
*Caah on hand .....
Hills recfcirabla. 7,170 98
(Due by J.<shlslett...w..~ „ 2,052 14
44 ** Finney, jr, deceased. 210 28 -
,“j | “ Indirktual* fur 10t5... 0,098 71-16,003 17-1G2£33 72
Doe R. L. Ewa1t................;. 3,000 00
u 0. Mowry.S 50n5...~..«..22,595 00 • .
“ . Sundry Fmall C2I 76- $165,916 75
Pittsburgh, Jons Ist, 1654, - •
District Court.— -Before B. W. Williams, Ae»
slstant Ju?go,.
Dllwertb vs. Kennedy, ease continued. Moorhead ts. M'.
Clurg, et.nl., continued; H’Coy va, South Pittsburgh, con
tinued. Conrad v*. Noble; plaintiff non-suited;
Dunlop vs.. Baird. Plitntiff claims $lOO in a qUantvn
nenvit for professional services in tho case of Church efc. al.
vs. Baird et aL Defendant alleges that plaintiff had agroed
to take $3O- Sowed for plain tiff; Bolden and ffa U'Cand*
less for defendant. A verdict of $32,44 and costs was ren
dered in favor of plaintiff.
Borton vr. Bfugeret. al; case continued. ITCloakey vs..
Bowman, settled. slagin,“for use, vs. .Farris, referred.
Byzna vs. Oippcrlch, settled; M’Clintock vs. con
tinued. fil’Keo vs. chaw; continued. Lee & Co. ft booth
et aL, referred. Keel vs. Keel, continued. Keel vs. Butte
rfield, continued. Rnmoga vs. Peterson,' continued. Craw-,
fbrd vs. Koal,continued. Wilkins vs, Irwin, referred.
Barbara Stewart v*: Thom&a Btowart’s executor. Plain
tiff claim* $l,OOO fur monoy advanced to defendant's testa
tor, to bribe him from Europe, purchase a farm, and estab
lish him in business. Defendants deny tbutany money was
co advanced. Watson for plaintiff; Woods for detendaou
Ohio asd Pehnstlvakia Railroad.—The fol
lowing «ro tbe receipts on this road for the month of May,
and lor flro months of the year, compared wltb the.
TOedptsof r theeazne months for the prevtons year. As will
he observed, It eliows a rery large increase, and exceeds by
•eonsiderahle theai&oUnt anticipated
Receipts In Hay,1854...,.
« * ** 1853....
Increase..... 923,875 39
Befelptsin five months of 1854...'.'.-...5363,549 65
• ■ «• 1863...... 185,842 25
Found.—Coroner Lowrywas yesterday called
cn to hold an inquest on the body of ft man found floating
i In tha Moonngftbcla river, below the ftut dam.. 'l6 was as
certained that It was the last remains«f Michael Conner,-a.
fisherman, who ns drowned lost week by falling out cf a
fQrtfTj ft sho*t distance above the dam, and who has remained
In the water ever since.
Another —The body of & man about forty years of ego, end
supposed to have been In the water three or lour days, was
taken out of the Allegheny river, near the Hand Street
3ridge, yesterday. The Coroner held an Inquest on it; and
*om some papers found,i( Is supposed to be PatrickH’Clay*
who was drowned near Sharpsbarg ft few days ego.
=fiK' fflßLKtt^Coraonu—A* I
.spec tal ma*ting of Common" Gbfiudl was held lost evening, :
to takefurther actioaln regardfo the additional eubscrip
ttonuf J250,6Wh5 the s rHttsburgh and fitaubsatUler Ball
roadf After fiome litile subscription was
granted by a tote of 14 y«a# to A fiaya* r
■? AcoamttnfeaUonwaa reodved firtmtho Board of Health;
respeetlog the Tombs,- « .\?atc& House; rep w»nttng:th*t
place, In It*, present ' condition* as a nuisance to ali in tho
neighborhood,and unfit for the use intendeds;-Referred id 1
Police Committee.
The f urn of $3OO was appropriated for the repair of the
Fiftt Ward Market House.
Aresslution.wu Introduced
rttwt JO fret wld., tnnoid with Übarty Btrwt, md betwssn
Utwrty street and the HiH,.in the Fifth and RiothWarda.
Beforref to ComsUttoeouvOrdlnanees; • ‘
TSfastreeffatofceoponsd sad graded at ths exseam of
the |>BiinjylTKiUlWlrtad Comp wjj.Miaato be .euhsti
tnt»; Bit Peigusou street, wbfah fa occupied by tbs buildings ■!
at the outer depot. '
; ApctitlrafromPennaylTanfaßailrwd, asking permission '
to nltsr gnuio of liberty .tree!, to wrrespond to trok, m I
referred to Committee on streets. •
transaction ora greatdeal Of unimportant husl.
ness, the Council adjourned.- ■■■- ;• I
. ,-Fibst of the Sbason.-—Ths first peas and nenr
potatoes of, the easonvereaezred up for dinner, yesterdap*
at the City IfoteL . The proprietors of this establishment
spare neither time or expense to hate their table flat sup*
plied wttbaß the luxuries that come out. .
■* Hjsaxi Estatb id. tho flourishing boroughs of
Birminghamand South Pittsburgh, and valuabte coal land
So St Clair township, are to be sold by order of-Trustoo, at
the Me&cbanU’.BzQhasge, this evetdog.;
By tho (yßolUy forthofitorning Post
TRBBIBLS RIOT IH BROOKLYN.
. , HhttYohi, Juno tarrlbfa rtot occurred between the
Csthollcs ud Americans, ymtardsy, et Brooklyn.- It fa re
ported tbit from terra to sight AmaricAUswsre kiilsd, ami
AO or CO woonded. .: - * -
A targo gathering of ritfaeru met In tbs Park la thin city
at 8 o’clock, when scrcnl persons who escaped from the
slaughter In Brooklyn spoke. ' All sensor in tho statement
that while the Americans -were walking ann-ln-axta down
Mila etreet- from Bmttb, where they hsdbeen to hear a
street preacher, they were suddenly fired noon from the '
windows of Irish houeoa on hotheldw of tho streets.
Tbs number shot fa warlotisly sstloiated; One speaker
said ha saw saren killed;’ and stated tha number of wound- 1
ed at front 40 to 80.
> vTb* Americans retreated to Catharine tom-, many euV
needed In rotting on the boat; othere, numbering, It fa said,
near one hundred, wore left behind in the ferry house,
. where they were imprisoned—the ferry hoots haring stopped
runnlog, and tbe Irishmen Meeting up tho other side.
: A gentleman wha passed down Mala street about six o'-
clock, before tha American procession came along, says that
the street was filled with Irishmen, armod with stone*,
dubs, vitriol botiles, and-Other missiles, awaiting'tha *>
preach of the Americans;: -
All tha rumors concur Id stating that the Americans were
marehlng quietly along, arm ia arm, paying no attention
to tbo groans and biases with which’they were at first as
sailed^
BCOOSDr DESPATCH '
. Theaters has been greatlj exaggerated.' Only tiro p*S
.sons #ere killed—one a polieemio, and thoothera boy who
through the fbreheai, dying Instantly. .Many
were tarriblyfctf nred. . .■
A regiment of troops wak,ordorad out.- Tour oompanles
of Americana are oa the ground, and the rest are at arm&
■ Fire Irish companies took arms at thearznozy; marched
without orders* and went to Sotith Brooklyn, away from
theeeenooftheriot. A collision berween the milltaar Is
feared, as the remaining troops say tholrish ahull hot enter
the armory again.
The; Americans shut up at Cifitscino Ferry cot orer
saMy. "
.73 rotes
All vts quiet at XI o’clock.
• Nkw- Toss, Juno B.—Mr. James Wickham, a farmer. aud
formerly a merchant -doing buriiren Id this city, his wife,
and a negro lad, were brutally murdered In Bonthold. Lose
liflu&d, while in bed, oa Friday night. .Nicholas Xtone, an
Irishman. who had bat a abort tine previously left the
employ of Mr. Wickham, it suspected of baring committed
-the murder. ;-■. i.w
JJALTiMoas, Jobs -6.—Th# heavy case of the Cbc&ltttaU
Bank waa bad thia:mornlng before Chief Justice Bbaw.
From the etetemont, It appeared that the capital was nearly
all absorbed by bad or doubtful paper. -The Court ordered
an injunction to be perpetual. Bill holder* and depositor*
will moat probably be paid in full. *>■
aae Btaplre City arrived yesterday
at New Orleans, with Havana dates to the 2S:b, and 300
paasengers. Bho brings $30,000 In speclo. There Is noth'
ing new.
• J'CW Yoct, Jane 6.—The Governor of Bfaseacbusetts h»*
appointed Julius Rockwall U. a. Senator in placo of Edward
Ercrett He is a prngrctEßire TThJg.
XVasniKotow Cut, J qoq Both honses of Congress ad*
journal today for want ofaqueru®. The Senate adjourned
until Thursday. ■■ . ■.
I fWisaiaoTox, Pa., June s^—The Convention of-School
Cirrctore mot today, and elcctoa John County
Superintendent, with a salary of $lOOO per annum.
Ksv Yobs* Jana Ootton unsettled tinea the Asia's
netrs: Upland* middlings, BJ£; Fair/I03£: Orleans ndd-
&Jrl2. doll. Salas 250 tea Rica at
rachaned. 5,000 bbl*, declined «@
12, nt $&,12@9,7&, unchanged. OraiD...Sales 10,000 bnibtie
Wb-*at, market dull, Genssee, Com—tales 60000
bush, prices a trifle lover, at7B@sa. Eay*r..,im]«4oo hbia-
OrirsDff at 4>s; Havana brown. C%. l4olassea...s&les ISO
bbl» Orleans at 23.- Money tighter, stocks lower Pzvri>'
sales 450 bbl* Pcrkubseltled at {12,60@13.W: rales
2350 bbls Beef, market firsij at $14.75: sales 2,000 bblt
Lanl firm at Whlfkr...ra?es 250 bblt prison at 2814.
UnfccdOil...sa3c*SOOOgai2stttßO. Iron firm ■
PiitLiparnu, Jane s.— Flour: win 1000 bbU standard
and good brands, mostly on Saturday erenlnu, ntMlßli
@», Ji; fancy extra at $3,8;.% Sain 100 bbls Ilyo Fiona 3
$5,63. Oorn Meal held firmly at $3.76, no further sales re.
porlod. The supplies oT Wheat coma forward Tcry slowly;
salej 1000 bus good Penna Whitest ss, 2o; a small tot of
Bed at SSUO. ; Bye scarce; worth $1,16. Corn steady; sain
4000 but Tcllow, mostly Southern, at Si. Whlrty nomi
nally held at SOo in bbls.: : - ’ ayuouu
HATIB CBANCU.—-Will be sold ftt» bargain and on ftro»
raWe brns. /aa tba owner if ©boot to leaVethe city,)
iDrrsßriek DtreJHog lioac*s,eacb with a good store room,
all under good rent; aituaUd oa Third• street, No* U& A
cow 3 story Brick house of 11 rooms, bath room. Ac; tioloh'
iahed la modern style—alfo, • fine.store too pj- No. 131, »
2 story House of 4 looms and storeroom* Ho, 129, a 2 story
Honsaof 3 rooms and store room, with a fine bake oven
la the cellar. Terms easy. 8. COTHBKRT A SON.
• • . \ WO.Thiid’streeL
Jons Bxs&ell, Sec’v.
$152,526 72
Havana BhtiAl*s , -~3Q,000 rations qualities onjsuidt
•oil will be sold low to close consignment. ,
■tufW SMITH k fliyOMIlL
CHKAP BUILDINO LOTB 808 SamTaitaated Id Wfi.
MoabnrEh.—3 largo lota at Jia. eschi 4 do a t *l6O.
each; Ido at $250; on easy tcrma. -
8. CDTHBEBT * 80S, ;
HO Third street
HkRRINU—IGO bblftßtitlmoni Uerrlog ia> tor*end foi
«le by IiNGLTBH i RIOHARDSON,
Pj3o • llfl Water «adl&0 Front rt.
73
1623 00
SILUA— *50 bbl* Baltimore Bhad In store and for nfe by
EKGfcISH * lUCHABDSOS,
llfl Watar eod ISO Front at
EKAFING MAQUlXJSS’—Warranted toeot fromlOtolft
teres of Wheat or other small praia per U*y, with one
span of homes and driver. For tale by
B. B. OHANEItAND,
Sffl) Wood street
CARRIAGE OIL CLOTH—2,oooyarda or the plain and
enamelled finish, manafoaturea on plain, twilled and
heavy duck good*; sold wbolesalo and retail at the Oil Cloth
Wardrooms, No. 110 Market street.
my2o : ... ■■ J. ft H. PHILLIPS.
IN iILA: KUBDEIt OUillW—A new lot, consisting of Brett*
I off, Paff and Long Combs, ofvartooj sizes, received and
for rale at No. 116 Market street.
my 26 , ■ • : • ■ ; , ; J.tli. PHILLIPS.
CUAFE A UAbON 4 00. have Just re*
ceivod, per express, another large assortment of rich
plairi and embroidered Crape Shawls. xnySO
MOWING MACHlNES—Warranted tocutfrom 10 tol6
acres of Grass per day, with one one span of horses
and driver. For sale by [mySOj E. ILBBANgLAND,
rfpßlGiir STEAK. BROILKRS-A froib eopply jnst re*
U seized and for sale by .
mt3o r ■ • -. • BAILBY ft RENSnAW.
rpAANSBAKKNX GREEN OIL CLUTU—I2OO yards, in
J. widths ranging from 33 to 46 fetches, for sale wholesale
and retail at the Oil Cloth Wamooms, No. 110 Market st
ny26 J. ft H. PHILLIPS.
.T INSEED OlL—Just received and for sale by
JU mylSg - JOEL MOHLBR.
T)ARED PBACJ
JT mylS
.RIED DEEP—IQ tlerws fl. 0. Beet • -• *'*
: mj29 ■ ■■•■■■ -V F/SELLERS * CO.
BACON— IS casks . Shoulders and. 2 casks Hams, a prime
articlo, received per steamer Huron, and for sale by .
mv24 J. A. HUTCHISON, k CO.
A: A. fiIAbGN A CO.—WO;ttses.and juefcagts of' Lbe
latest and most dcslrablostylesof Dry Goods will be
opened on the 29 tb, 30th and 81st of May. my2T
£81,238.21
47,367 8*
BIED CAGES—3S dos very handsome, of -various-sites
and patterns, for sale at the EeeU Store, Fifth street
pya? ; - JAMES WABPBOP.-
SALKEATDS—iab'bisaniHO boxes forpa’.e by ■
my 27 ' SMITH ft SINCLAIR.
..i.5477,707 20
IKOOMB—OO dos for sale by
1 my 27 SMITH ft SINOLAIB.
:/~IOPPEE—226 bags for sale by •: - 1
1U my 27 = -•*•••- SMITH ft SINCLAIR.
~d HAHABTS 1 fl AG AZIN B, Jane, jnst received by
T - . B. T. 0. MORGAN.
in>27 104 Wood street
irKRMILLION—2OO fo« English, a very fine color, last
V received and for sale by
my2S PUSHING BROS.
SUPER. OAHU. SODA—2OO kegs received and for sale by
my 29 FLEMING BROS,
XTO. ILA ED 01L—25 bbla in store and for sale by
1\ v mys 6 FLEMING BROS.
GENUINE FARINA COLOGNE—a large supply of the
gennlu. Farina Cologne, reoelved tbta dey by
njjjC * JOS. FLEMING.
Ai/lbTMt’fS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY—I gross of
TV this celebrated medicine received this flavby _
my2B JOS. FLEMING.
MORSE'S INVIGORATING OORDIAL—2 down received
by Imy2&] 70S. FLEMING.
a TEES' CHERRY PECTORAL—I gross reoeived by
jt\ my 26 Jpa FLEMING
BARKY'S TRKWFHEKQUS—I gross received by
my2B JQ3 FLEMING.
/ ASTILE SOAP—A luge supply of conulne'old castile
y. soap, rec'd this day by, , [mylt] JOS,.FLEMING*
/~YLAB3—COO boxes, U'Kennan ft Co.’s brand, for sale by
tX my 24 . f , KING ft MOORHEAD. ;
T INSEED OIL—I 4 bbls and & half bbl*, for «*lo by'
J_j. my 27 - HENRY 11. OOLIJNB.
IGGS—B bbls frosh, this day received and for sale by
) my 2T HENRY H. COLLINS
Prlma
BUAUB— 20 bblsfbrsaleby -
■ m jjy ■- c . HBSBT H OOLLINB.
KDSSEUi * BOO; bare TecelredHerper, Ciabam,an4
Knickerbocker, for June; at the IITEEAET DEPOT,
U Fifth etrect, near Market. : ■ : ‘ - .my3l .
JJARVEB'BMAGj
mjrBl
TELEGRAPHIC.
TELEOBAPH BASKETS.
-10 bus prime, lor sale by
: , HENRY H. OOtLtNP,
18-60 plecesflne Irtahl4n«na revived at"
A. BFTIGHE’S,
comer Grant and Fifth.streets. ,
'^TAK
-104 Wood itrwt
Tfte Sicw,—Tfhe stage of water by the pier mark, on
lest,erasing, - feet 2: inches, and falling!
xosUng a fidl of 20 Inches since Saturday evening.
. •Ji on the 2nd lost, there was 8 feet water Is
the Canal.-", * ,
; Ba lsam that the steamer waslnimton
Oomberlaad river, was insured in the-Harrisbnrg office,- of
our dty, for —
' The “cream boats,the Atncrfeur, CaptC. Batchelor,
takes the place, of the steamer Allegheny, gbe is too well
known.by the lo need-recommendation ficom no.
■, Do notlbrget that this is the dqr the fine steamer 27. &'
Hail leaves for St. ln charge of Captain B. BrickelL
- Bbeleaves at 10 o'olock this morning, v . . ;
TAs steamer OaUandy well known to all our bnsiiiMa
men, leaves on Wednesdiy ibr Cincinnati. Wo need not
say.she Is a light draught boat. 1
■TM steamwr JPrdirie City arrived foom Galena,
with a tine foad.of freight;,andCapt, Robinson informs us
that bo intends .to dress her aff in a new salt, for she still
swims like a duck, and will be ready for business as soon as
I rasXfgol«.Ta6Kloj packet for CJnolmi.a, th» eleamor
jAld up for tho'parpens of reaoTatlo, flhfl
[ flttlog op .new for the fkll trnle. The AUrghtny hu done
a profitable t>OJdnr>a dn,|ng the eptingtrade; end:ehe ex*
peels to do k heery bnelnees this iklL : ::
ffc clip the following from the Terre H.nte Prairie City :
Pined *rt IXe .DhboulU—Within lh. . last forty hours tha
river has rleen twelve fra), end h eUll coming up et en Un
precedented retc. targe qntntltles of coneleUog of
trees, logs, rifle end wood, is., have , come down, end tho
enrt.ee north of the drew bridge is covered for several
keres. Testerdsy, Sands;, * Urge superstroetnre, eeld to
be:tbe eamd aqnednctof .finger orrek, peesed down And wka
oenght at the island, one mile below. the City- In.other
pkrte we hoard of oonsldatAble dtunsge oeonrruig-ftom the
sodden end heavy freshet.
I Oppcli'e the dty the river was about et • eUnd yesterday.
i It had not fallen an inch during the pest .24 hours coding
! at sunset lest evening. . All the upper rivers are rising and
in first rats boating order, :The Bam Cleon, from the Mis
■nod yosterday, encountered heavy.rains daring two or
three days while at and near Et. Joseph, and the river had
commenced ewelUng bcjbre.elw left. The Golden Eta, from
Galena, reparx.. , ,arlse.in the Upper Mississippi, and.hoate
from tbs Illinois report a swell at La calls, and plenty of w»-
erfnthe riser fbr the largest bostas~St. Lmlißepub, .
POET OF PITTSBUBGH.
4 mr 8 fscsss waras uv tbs caasaii* nrsmnx.
Btcamcr Jefferson, Parkinson, BronusTili*.
; “ Luxerne, Bennett BrowTisrille.
: “ Thomas Shriycr,fiendricfcatm, West Newton.
. ■ “ Qcn.BayardjPceblw,Elisabeth.
« >. .Michigan, No. 2, Wolf,: Wellsrillo. '
** . Tenturcj Gordon, Bearer.
•**:. /Allegheny, M’l*an,ClildniiatL •
. V Adelia, QrahacuZanesrlUe.
i :“ * Pyairiq City, Robinson,Galena.
: “ Jane franklin, Williams, Cincinnati. ’
; “ Diurnal, Sheppard, Wheeling,
“ : Ktchango, 61’Oailmn, do.
DEPARTED.
** ; . Jefferson, Parkinson,Brorrns'riUe. !
“ . Luaerne, Bennett, Crownsrlllß.'
“ - Thomas Shrirer; Hendrickson, West Nowton.
<*. Gca.Bay&rd,Peebles,EUtabeth.
“ Michigan, Ko*2,Wol^WcUs7llle.
“ Venture, Gordon, Bearer. ■
M Keystouo State, Haxtatt, Cincinnati.
« Diurnal, Sheppard, Wheeling. •
* Exchange, M ? Csllprq, do.*■
STEAMBOATS.
1 , "1854.”
PITXSBVBG9, CIHCniHATI, IOUIBVXItE,
' atro
BAINTIOPIS,
nttsborgh and Ctneltinatt Steam Packet Use,
FO* CHI COS7ITIKCfI Of -
PABSEHGBEB AKD PAEIGHV
nsnrsnr
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, 10TOBVILLE,
Anfi Bfttnt Zionli.
• ® ns to * b composed of seven,.#«_-
LaMfa&jgfiwtclasfl powerful steamers. nn» I jaMßß&afe
for npeed» splendor,
and oomfcrt, and l* the osiy Ynaonoa nAitr. uhsofStAah
PjLCXise on the Ohio river. It connects with the U, 8. Mail
Une of Steamers trom Cincinnati to Louisville and 8i!ot
Louis, bv which passenger* and freight are tfcfrfe? end re*
cdpUd through daily. - Two new Steamers have bm oddod
to the Line, which now consists of the following boats:
teyt&&parturc
Boedt. CbpUnns. Jm JP&lgmK
BUCKEYE 5TAT1C.......M, W. Bn.«noov»a....Banday.
MBBSKNOER, No. a :
ALLEGHENY HW<mH»..Oso. ...Tuesday.
CRYSTAL PALACE..,.«Ww. J. Kou3Ts„„.......Wednesday.
PHILADELPHIA ».»•>..&. J. Ghacil... ..... Thnrpdflr.
PITTSBUBGHw.i«v..;...IL CAMPEtu.^.,.-Friday. 1
PENNSYLVANIA..,..KuwmLTau.. Saturday.
Leave dally at 10 tf dock, A. If., precisely.
No freight received after nine o’clock on the morning of
departure.
for particulars, apply os board, or to
JOHN B. LIVINOSTON,)
JOHN FLACK, Agents;.
Honongahela Honsa Buildings.
IdedP]
Pittsburgh, 166 ft.
For Cincinnati*
iiwu w THIS floa light draught aUamer OAKLAND,
jel|*sSfc*'?*U! ltiT* Tor tbe abore and Jatonnodlato pert*
gatfftSSffiftoti WEDNESDAY, 7th lnit, at 10 A M,
r for freight and passage apply .on board, or to
jag J. a LmNQSrON, A cent.
ForliOUtsTtlle. r '“ ■
THB *tcaia«r KNDCATOB, OaptaJo J*aes
LilaHßttgMLtT»Till !e*t« for (ho otero *&d iotprmc-Jlst«
nßaSHßports on WEONESDATv 7ib that, ot 4P. M.
For fa-tebt act! puns* apply on board.
For Cincinnati and Louisville*
iMb . TUB steamer QUAKER CITY* Capt. finest*
leare for Uie above and Intermediate port
csSgWarm W£PK£gJDJIY t ?th Inst, at 4P. M.
H and pwaso apply on board* Jes
: For Cincinnati and Louisville*
exg& TUKttoamer AUERICCB r Capt,C.IUtCJino&
vW Tmm for the above and Intermediate ports
&mSB&on TUE3DAY, «th Inst.,at 10 A.M.
For flight and passage apply on board. J«2
■ For St* Louts.
■ (V"s> e* steamer U. 8. MAIL, Capt.f Bwexst.
Ltt&£ftg?wUt leave for Ihe above and intermediate
ports, on TUESDAY, Ctb lost., af 10 o’clock.
F&r freight and passage appl yon board, or to
J«S FLAOK A LIVINGSTON, Agents.
" 1854.”
CANADA WEST.
■■■ THE FfNK low pressure steamer TELEGRAPH. Captain
A. Rurnow, will make two tripe a week between Cleveland;
. Port Stanley, and-Portßurvoll, as follows:
Leaves Cleveland for Port Stanley, ererr MONDAY.And
THURSDAY CTENJN'O,
Leaves Port BarwcUTnrFort Staoley at X o’clock.
Leaves Port Stanley for Cleveland every WEDNESDAY
mad SATURDAY RYKNIXO; at VA o’clock.
Tbs Telegraph connect* at Cleveland, with the Cleveland,
Colmnbos and ClndnoaU, the Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
tbs Lake Shore, end the Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland
Railroads. Also oonneets at Port Btaoley with the London
Li do of Stages, whiah connects with tbs Great Western
Railroad. " ■
For freight and passage apply on board, or to ECOYILL A
LAUDERDALE, Cleveland; H.F. UOLCOMB, Port Stanley,
or A. hTBJUDE, Port Harwell. mar27:tncrr
AUCTION SALES.
AnetlenMDally Stales*
AT the Commercial Sales Booms, comer of Wood and
Fifth streets, at 10 o’clock, A. IL, a general assortment -
of Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats,Caps, Ac.,'
: AT 2 OTLOOE, P. U.,
Gmesries.Queenmre, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
Glasses, New and Second Hand Household and Kitchen For*
niture, Ao., -
....... AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. 5L* :
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Musical Instruments.
Hard wars and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods, 1 Gold ana
Silver watches, Ao. -P. M. DAYIB, Auctioneer. fjaffUtf
F. H. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE’S BALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
CREDIT.—On TUESDAY EVENING, Jana fltb, at S
o’clock, at the Merchants* Exchange, will be sold by order
of L. C. Hepburn, Esq., Trustee of John 0. Howry A wife,
120 Bollding Lots, situate in the boroughs of Birmingham,
Ea*t Birmingham and South Pittsburgh.. These lot* ccln
prise soma of the most desirable locations In said boroughs
for manufactories, business purposes or prlvato residences,
and offer great inducements for lucrative, investments.- •
Also, about thirty-four fB4] acres of valuable Coal Land,
situate in St. Clair township, about one milo south of tho
borough of Birmingham, and adjoining lands of the heirs
of John Ormsby and others, being the equal undivided
one-twelfth part of that tract or parcel of land called
gen op Zoom,"containing four, hundred acres.
Plans of the lots offered for.sale say bo aeon fit tho office
of L. C. Hepburn, Esq., No. W Fourth street.
. Tcucb.—On all purchases exceeding one thousand dollars,
one-fifth east, residue in six years with interest payable
lemt-annually, to be secured by bond and mortgage. On
all purchases not exceeding one thousand; dollars, one
fourth cash, residue in two equal annual pajmente, with
interest, secured as aforesaid.'
mySl p. U. DAVIB, Aucfr.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
BAILBOAD COMPLETED!
PLANES AVOIDED!
THROUGH IS FIFTEEN HOURS*
THE MAIL TRAIN will leave every morning (Sundays
excepted) at 7 o’clock, stopping at all the regular sta
tions, and arriving In Philadelphia at 12 o’clock,. P M.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Depot every evening
at 0-80 o'clock, stopping only at Irwins, Greensburgta,
Latrobe, Hillside, Johnstown, Lilloy’s, Gallltsen, Altoona.
Ac., connecting at Harrisburg with tbe train for Balti
more, and arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore, at
noon.
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave every after
noon (except Sunday) at 6 o’clock, stopping at all regular
stations, and running only os for as Bltumillo.
RETURNING TRAINS arrive in Pittsburgh. Accommo
dation, A. U. Express, I,P.M. MaIIUP.M.
Fare to New York, $10,60; Faro to Philadelphia,sB; Fare
to Baltimore, $B.
Baggage checked to all stations on the Pennsylvania Rail
road, ana to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Passongers purchasing tickets in cars, will be charged «a
cects in. addition to the station rates, except tram stations
where the Company have no Agent
No notes of a leas denomination than five dollars will be
received in payment for tickets, except those lssuod by tbe
Banks of Pennsylvania. .
49* NOTICE.—In cose of loss, the Company will hold
themselves responsible for personal baggage only, and for
an amount not exceeding $lOO.
- ■ N. B.—The Excelsior Omnibus Lino has been employed
tQ'co&roy passongers and baggage to and from the Depot, at
a chargenot to exceed 15 cents for each passenger, and
12*4 cents for each trunk. ■ ■.
For tickets, apply to J. MESKIMEN, Agent,
‘ At the P.K.B. Passenger Btation, on Liberty sU
-HttobttTgh,Junalst, 1864—fjeS.-.:•; •
Head and mineral Witter Fountain*
Tffr HOWE, No. 61 FIFTH Street, next door to Masonic
W . HallTdealer ln FRUIT and CONFECTIONARY
' lea Cream, of the best quality, served up during the sea
son. Also, Strawberries and Cream. , , . •
: Famllios can be supplied with Strawberries and other
Fruits, daring the season, on the most reasonable terms.
Orders «« respectfully .solicited.- Jeßtf...
a. MASON A co. are new opening anot
JT or large lot of Parasols, of srpry material and style.
‘ i V 4 * > 1 *
•»s» -
.... ?:•' v-v
PITTBBtnOH BOAllDt)F THADE AKD
MEBeHASTS 1 EXOjIASGB TttABE. ' .
OFFIOEBS.
Pratdao-30W BIITPTON. •
■Pint Via &aidai&—Vit. n. Sudd.
&cmd « >• Wh. B. Bioira.
Samary-Vm. 8. Hins.
. marurer—John D. -80011,1;. •:
• Superintendent"-#* T, Northah* Ja .•
4- GmtoUUe on Arbitrattonfcr June—'Wh. R, Brown, V, P..
•JAMIS ar. OOOFRB, JAKNS P. TaNNEU ISAAC M. PZNNOOX
FKARCIS SIILIRa ■ • ' ■
DAXX.Y BEVIU W OP- PITIBBBBOH IIABEE
orfiCßorturDajliMorkimbosvi
• \ Monday, June 6» 1854.'’ j
n&nt littio activity, was manifested yesterdoy, end not
much business of any kind was carried on ;
: FLOUB—Soles 34 bbls extm were made on the wharf at
$8,42; 100 do superfine at sd>B7}4 and $8,40; 60 do do from
store at $8,50. >
BACON—Sales. SOOO.lbt. Bams at Bc, 4 months; 4000 dp
Shoulders 5%0; 6200 do Western Smoked Bams Bc, cash':
1600 do Iron City IOUe. '
■ CllEESB—Notmucnln market; sales of6ooolbA. : atoV<c;
00 days. '* f
LAlU3—Sales 80 bbleatOe, 4 month**- . .•*•
•• -WHISKY—A.eaIo of 3* bbls was rondo at 25@26c,
Comoro&A2LTVOB THE KORNIfIa
Patrick* A Fxleudr_£xchiuaj
Cornier of fifth and wood ilretlSt J
LOANS. , jk& j
United 119,00!
Uuited.Btatesss.lBs3 - 100,00!
Fenns7lTfln!aBsJBT9......r. MM .,..«. 105,00
. PemifljlTDiilaGd.lB63...-. 95,00
Alleghonycounty 6a.................. .
•AUeghony coontyconpons/...«....: 00.00:
Pittsburgh city 6a ....... 08,00
•PUtsbutfrh.cltyconpona,payable I
New York. ........... 102,00
Allegheny City 05.......................88,00)
Allegheny payable- ..... • |
mP BANK STOCKS.' 95,0(, f
BanitofPlttslJDrgh—.........:s6,so!
Merchants a Manufacturers’ Bank . 67,00
Exchange : 65,25
.Allegheny Sayings Bankov..-..,... QQflQl
BRIDGE STOCKS.
M0n0ngabe1aEridg0.................. .33,76 .
St. Clairstreet Bridge-.......,.,.,... .. '
■ Hand street Brldge-v..,-.,,*........ • 00,00
Northern Liberties Bridge—...... . go,oo
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Western Inrarauoe Company...— 16,60
CSUtens’lnsurauco Company 16,00
AssodatedFLrcmen’s Company..,, - 6.00
TBLEGRAPR STOCKS.
Atlantic and 0hi0,...—... 42.00
Pittsburgh,(BnrinaatlfrLQulgrilJo-, 41,76
1 Lake Erie. -
i Pittsburgh Gas Works. - 68,00
i MonongahelaSlackwater.:...,.;..-.. •——
• RAILROAD STOCK;,' -
Pennsylvania Rai1r0ad............... 49,00
Ohio and 48,75
Cleveland a Pittsburgh Railroad.,, 50,00
Marine Railway-end Dry 80ck.;... 102,60
Turtle Creek Plank R0ad,....,.,..., 10,00
PenyrrlllePlankßotid 2o, oo
Gie0naburgTurnp1k0................. 8,00
ChartlarsGoal Company....-.,--.; • : .•
COPPER STOCKS. .
Pittsburgh ondßoston..;.-..,-...- - —J
North American——»|
North
North Western.-..
Ad venture. «*«..
Ohio Trap Bocfc...
Minnesota.*.;
Pittsburgh and lala Royal——,.,. :< 8,00
D0ag1a5H00gfct00u.........*.,....*... - 4,50
Ridge..
Fire Steel...,*.-.,....... *.—..„; 1,13
Coiling .j......* 3,00
Astee...—.. V o,oof
81uff....;....™,,*. .2,001
Ponlcjalar
Aver;.;
F0re5t,;..,...-
Phsmlx «.i«-
Iron 0ity...................
The Only Certain Remedy*
A GENTLEMAN, well ku ,wn in. tlus community, of
.**.• strict rcrscity, handed us tho subjoinedstatement a
fiw dayasioce. It Is but one amongst thou&nds of facts,
airt ns such wo publish It, for the benefit of those who are
suffiiring from Worms, peThaps,fts In this case, after har
ing used other articles, purporting, to be infallible worm
destroyers, without any araJL . • v •
„ „ CotomWana Co, 0., May 12,1850.
-• QisrinißS; A child *f mine, aged about Eve years, had
bwn ailing for some time, and, while at dinner one day,
taboo with spasms; ourdoctor was.sent for: he said
Worms was the cauee. Wo procured some of B A.
FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE from a neighbor, and nw
the child a teospoonful and a half; in less than an hour it
: paasod an InnumorabViiuanUty.of Worms, and In a short
time was restored to perfect health. '
'.■WO would not be Vermifuge under cut !
consideration.. . Jamb Akudckik,
_ • Formerly of Pittsburgh, Fa, 1
/W* Prepared and sold by . ]
B. A. FAUNK3TOCK A CO, 1
i** oorner of Firnt and Wood streets. I
TO the Honorable tho Judges of tho Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, I n and for the county of
Allegheny: • •
The potiUon of John Martin, or Pitt township, In
tho county aforesaid, humbly sheweth,—That your pe
titioner hath provided himself wiih material* fortba ac
commodation 6f travelers and others, at hi* dwelling
house in the township aforesaid, and prays that youi lion
ora will be pleasod to grant him a license h> keep a public
nouso of and your petitioner, w in duty
l»apd, will pray. .JonN MARTIN.
. we, tho subscribers citizens of the township aforesaid,
decertify, that the above petitioner is of good repute foe
honesty and-tanpenmeo, and is well.provided with house
room and conveniences ibr the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, and that cold tavern is ne
cessary. ,
George Ramsey,Thomas Baker, It, 11. Miliar,. n. Mein
lyre, Alexander Hardin. LearMolDiyro, Jauiw Jonlsn, Ja
cob Creenawalt, William M. Donaldson, John ftoHnrou, IL
Myers, Thou. Barter.
GttfiAT UAKGAINS IN DRY GOODS AT
A. M’TIGHE’S HEW STOBBj
CORNER OF GRANT AND FIFTH STREETS
SAVIhO THIS DAY OPENED MY SEW STOKE, I
. beg leave to call the attention of the Ladles to the
eandsplendid assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, Just received. Among tho stock mhy be found
some of the Very finest goals now Imported. It comprises,
in part, ■ ■
200 pieces black and fancy Dross Bilks, £oct?. to $2 peryd
600 do Mous. de Lainee, Barege do Lai nap, and Moutro
line de Doge; •
200 do Beautiful taregns an>lTl?«u&, in great variety:
260 do New Btyle Dress Ginghams;
2000 do American, French and English Prints:'
600 do 4 ranch and English Lawns;
2000 Trench Collars, from rents to $5 00:
. 200 Mantillas, of tbelAlcjit styles* among which ar* come
of tho most beautiful imported into this country.
Uaow, Cm]., Diapers,
Table Cloths, Gentlemen a Wear, Ac. ’ ■ •
TRIMMINGS.—In this department will be louod a com
pute assortment oi Dress and JlanUU* *rnnimi)«uu-«t*'*''
and Boulton L-cry flnn Enrllnh »r^ > jtt> * ,r<r ' An all of
s ta*fe-«rtit be eoVi unusually low. .
Ten bales yard wilo Muslin at riz eenta per yard.
Or 3 A. MTIOHE.
CALVEttT a Di'cziAflrfi, rr
TVS BIRKEBS, ENGRAVERS, EMBOSSERS AND EN-
U VELOPB MANUFACTURERS, No. 4S South Third
street, Philadelphia.—'The public ace respectfully informed
that Mr. JAMES T?2GKEk£HAM Is our only authorised
agent In Pittsburgh and Tidal it. Business mm wanting
Cards, EnTflrpM. Ac., will find It to their adTsmegotocoil
atKo.2l DIAMOND, irherarpodmens ctmtasecn, and or
ders left. All work executed with neatness and despatch,
f&* W. S. ROBERTS is no longer an agent of ours, his
•genet hating caused about the Ist of April..
CALVERT A M'GLANE,
SitcT.B.CaWcrtACo.)
Third st, Philadelphia.
fioirn'i ClarlL'a Pftsmo
A FRF.3HarrivaIofNUNNSACLAKK’B • •
A celobrmtwl PIANOd has lust hem Tw’dEPllriTrMM
by the subscriber. They have been mtid<flrw w fTW s w
and carefully selected expressly tor thismar-* ■ k u U
bet, and are considered unequalled for sweetness and power
of tone. . They all possess tho new Improvement of two
teparafr hrvige*, the bass strings running oyer and above
the treble. - They, are fully warranted to stand any climate,
and to excel incapacity for standing In tone. Prices rango
from {350 to |900,. Also,* floelotor Pianos from themann*
factors of DUKHA.U A 00„ and also LTGFITK, NEWTON
A BRADBURY, N. Y, All the above will positively be sold
at Factory prices, without additional charge for freight*
rtfllf, cte., etc. HENRY. KUSfIEB,- •
Sole Agent for Ntran* A Clark’* Pianos,
No. 101. Third street,
. js3 Sign of the Golden Uarp.
jQkegliflny Gonotjr. as*
Martaß. Garber, V flotlco Is hereby given that, in
. Vputauntic* of&a ortlor lo.Kqulty,
.Heirs of John Garber. ) pawed by Iho District Court, April
23, lsS4,tbero will bo an examination, lb norpetuara memo
til, ofthosabsoribingwltneseeA to tUewlllof John Garber,
at tho n filed of RaM' Wanblnjcton, Kw n Tin. ICO Fourth 8t„
on SATURDAY,June 17,1854,ftt 10 oVfcvtt, A. M.
. ay23:3rd J. MTOEWIG KOETFiBK, Attorney
rai
lOHTSOS BELL v.., JflO.
THOMPSON BBLL & CO.,
•BANK3RB AND BaOKBttS,
Cbnur nf Thttd and IRxidJtneti, PitUburgh,
DATiVfI STOCKING MANUFACTORY, No. 20 Fifth *U
first ■fcorner oboTQ Markot,.Pittaburgb, Fa., where Kill
. bo found the largest ftttd best aMoftelatock of Hosiery oror
‘offerod for sole In this clty.v Purebasejß will find it to iholr
advantage to call at this establishment end examlno for
themselves; it U all I need to insure tholr custom.
0. DALY,
N» B.—Remember the Cheap Stocking Cornet. my 23
EU HOPE AN AUKNUF. PASSENGER A KEMUTANOK
OFFIOJ3 —James Blakely has artnugomfnts tnftdo
wltfa Eastern Rouses, which enables hlta to Is ue Drafts,
Sivable at right, for any amount. In London, Liverpool,
obllo, Fails, and Frankfort on the Main: also, at all the
Provincial Banka and Branches la Germany, France, Great
Britain, and Ireland. Drafts over one hundred pounds at
• $4,95 to JCI. OOleo, corner of Sovonth and BmUbllo’d sts.
. my2s.
w
(Oil a ALB—That splendid Farm of£> acres, of Lewis J.
J Fleming, adjoining Walter Forward, Jr, about 4 miles
oast of this oity. On It there are good tmprorements, and
coal enough to pay Iho low prloolt Is otTerod at. If you
want a desirable country resldeuo*, and one that will pay
for ltsclt Only look at If, and you will bo satlsfled. Inquire
ofL J. FLEMING, on the land, or of
my2S Imd THQ3. WOODS. 75 Fourth et.
Teat for the People* i
tSESSfc NOTWITIIBTANpING to much fQM about the
&l of Toa,we are rocfliviag 850 Half Cbtste, 1
q£}TC Arodnuig of Young Ifysons, Imperials, Gunpow-
Oolodrs, Souchong, and Congou, alt of vhlch
bos been selected with care, and will be sold as usual.
’ A. JAYNEB,
Pekin Tea Stars, 1)8 Fifth'at
Valuable Property For am e* .
FIVE HANDSOME BUILDIKO LOTS, situate on Centre
Aronne, near Folios street, and within tea minutes'
walk of the Fast Office, For terms,lnquire of
HOON k SAEGENT,
comer of Wood and Fifth sis.
UOT, com AM) BUU\ViSt4 BATHS—Up?n otery day,
(Sundays excepted,) from O a. a. to 10 P; H. , at the
Harbor Shop, Perry Hotel* comer ot v Hancock street and
Paquegneway. - my24;Bmd
TiLBAVBK’B HONEY 80APS~I2gro», Nos. Sand 4; Musk
VV Brown Windsor, 4a, rewired and for sale by
tay26 : : ;• FLEMING BROS.;
.Public.Sale*
0N THURSDAY THE fiTH DAY OF. .JUNE, 1854, atlO
o’clock, A. SL—l2 BUILDING LOTB, InTbe Tillage of
Temperaneerllle; each lot 25 feel by 110. to alO feetSley.
i The above lots ace very desirable for. building or zna&n&o*
.taring purposes, and will ho- , sold at moderate prices, md
on. reasonable terms. Title Indisputable. Enquhe of
WM.J. HOWARD, Jr.,
No. 179 Fourth street* or
JAMES 0. RICHEY, ’
Beal Estate Agent, at this ogee; •
T> 10E—34 tiorces on consignment and for eala by
tny» “F' SELLERS & CO.
•r'i'.vtv ;?■
TRICES OF BTOI
re Broberot
'jPtzrVaL
$lOO,OO
v.'ioo’oo
100,00
.100,00'
100,00
low,oo
100,00
000
/OTjCO
100,00
100,00
100,00
ioioo
69,00
94,00
T.ooioo
-.24,00
,86,00
00,00
88,00
V 1«&
- 17,00
■ viTjOO
44,00
48,00
24,00
sB^o
46,00
- 49,76
'40,00
- 63,00
106,00
.12,00
-.-10,00
■ 18,60
176,00
63,00
- 20,00
: 17,00
-.7,60
~'17,50
: 200,00
10,00
i :6,00
Notice*
j... i* • n,
.. V. -.-.- r '-C>. l/_. t E 'i ?>. ,■ 7. " - -V' ‘V 'V--■_ ; '. ■
aa- E»peol«l ffoile# to Persons Halng
£' o<t :*‘* v ® r pil.—Xheßabecriborbavingmadearrang*.
moots with Motors.-Poppleln 4'Thompson, for tv regular
I uppljt of their genuine COO LITEK Oil, put up in pint'
hotUos, would respectfully ioTito the attention of the pub.
lie to an examination of tho article, being fullyporjmeiicd
that for purity and fteeness from rancid taste or swell, ltis
tmoqualod, Thoreia ncwno Cod Liver Oil In this country
.superior, if equal, to tho above,' - Hundreds ■ or bottles have
been sold, and given unrivaled satisfaction. In the article
of Cod liver Oil, persons taking it should be careful to ob
tain a gonntne article and one froofrom a raheid taste'and
smell, as its virtues arc greatly enhanced by Its being accep
table to thestomaohaud not pnxludngnauauea—parity and
a pleasant taste makes It morq readily taken up by the lab
toaisnndobaorbed into the blood, and thereby in causing
the richness of that fluid giving a tone andhcallngimprea.
elon to .very organ through which it paesoa. . Sold by
CEO. H. KEYSEIt, No. l«r,
. : . _ corner of Wood strectandTirgiu Alloy, ■ : ~
mylOolaw Sign of the Holden Mortar.
- - b*- b. I also keep ail kinds of GenuimrPatent or Propri
etary Medldnea, Ibr many of which I hold the eiclhslve
sgency, and which wfll he sold by the dorem or gross at New
Tork and Philadelphlaprices, ■
ByJJyera* Bgtruot of Book Hoae.—New
Bayair, January Ist, 1852,-My sen Charles haa been afflict;
ed with Inflammation of the hip Joint. At the age of five
he was first attaoked, Inflammation increased nntil tho hip
was very badly diseased, and tho Joint seriously affectedhls
leg, drawn np so that it woa impossible to straighten it ; a
prolbssor of surgery gave it as his decided, opinion that tho
leg would never heal, and that the young man would never
Walk again. The disease increased so rapidly that for two
anda half years ho only walked with a crutch, nnd tho ef
forts to exproise the limb was attended with great pain, so
-hit he could net sleep. I Yrateiiedhiin so attentively that
ibr five months I did net have one fall night’s rest. He had
been treatad by distinguished medical practiUonora by
leeching, blistering, had also boon beibro the Medical
Clinique of Yale College. The remodiea they recommended
woro most falthfblly tried bnl without avail. This was his
dlsaase and dreadful condition eighteen months: since when
he commcneed taking Myers’ Rook Itoae: Onehottlo was hut
partly taken when he was much batter, ooatinnlng until
three bottles hud been taken, when a core wag entirely com
’ pieted, now he is in excellent health. This lathe testimony,
of and can be corroborated by addressing ’
.50,00
.60,00
60,00
2,14
. MBS-OiTaxact* Wollacoat,Now HavenJCt.
Or can bo follysubstantiated by hundreds or witnesses, or
by addressing a lino to Bar. W. IF. Beldsn, New Haven, Ot ■
v-*ySo!d wholesale and retail at Dr. C.H. KEYSER’S
■Drog Store, No. 140 corner Wood atroot and Virgin alloy,
sign of tbe Oolden Mortar. . . myll-.
60,00
.60,00
60,00
60,00
.60,00
aa-Dz. Kcyiet's Pectoral Syrup.—A CUKE
OP BRONCHITIS NEAB HOMF_-Mr. ISAAC WILSON,
ot Westmoreland county, Earrcll township, says that he
was cored abom one year ago, of a violent attack of Brim?
chi ties, by one bottle of Dr. Keyser’a Pectoral Syrup, after
having been attended for eight wcoke by u physician, aid
hie breast was completely covered with tartar emotio sores,
witbont any rollot Ho is now ontiroly well, and baa not
had an attack sioca. Por sale wholesale and retail at
; „ - ■■ BE-HEYSEB’3; Drag Store,
■ No. 140, comer of Wood street and Virgin alley.
.. myi&daw . " Sigh of the.Qoluen Mortar.
60,00
60,00
50,00
100,00
25,00
25,00
;JCi taro of Pennsylvania, ■with perpetual charter.
' : .BOARD OF DIRECTORS; .. .
Doa. Jams Bcchahah, . - . I Don. Walter- H- Lottees. -
WM.WttKiHS, « Charles .
Uossß Hamptos, } Gen. J. K. Hoorhsad!
Principal; Author ofDaff's BookKsepinir,
Professor ol Book Keeping and. Commercial Sciences; • ••
- • 8. H. DALHOPF, Professor of Penmanship. .
- N.B.T3ATCH, Esq., member of the Pittsburgh Bar. Pro.
lessor of Commercial taw. .
. P. If AYDPNV A, Sh, Professor of Mathematical and Clas
sical Department, Professor of Maihemattcs, Ac. •
Ihis Is considered tho most eitensireandporfecUy Oman
lied.Commercial Collegeln tha United States. Four actiTe
-assistants; oneemployodin theßootrKeepingdepanman L -
Daffte systems of Mercantile and- Steamboat Book Keeu-
Ini are taught- author, tha only teacher of Book
Keeping in tfco.Westem States, fttmeriy-knoiro os on ex
tensive merchant and ship otoct. Qls experience'thus
enables hirfx to giro an insight interest business,: which
other teachers hate no means ofimporting. >
: Ris training, for business comprehends upwards of 400
real business transaetionsjSOG commercial computations;
A thorough coorgaof bofitncM JcsiriTCTgrp.- .
Daily lectures rra Commardal I*w ani Commercial
Sdeaass, the theory of profits, t heart of making monoy. &c.
DolFa Book Keeping, Harper’s edition, price $1,50, port
ageSl cents, “ the most perfect and comprclxenaiTe in tho
English language.” ' - . .
Buff’s Bteamboat Book Keeping,price & postage Scents,
*a perfect system for such Books and Accounts.” 'V
Duff’a Commercial Calculations, price 50 cents.
. gg-Send fora drcnlar by mail. . X»pr&diw
BOOTS AND SHOES, '
v No* Market street, and No. 6 Union street, between
ilfthftroet and the Diamond, and has' new completed-his
Spring Block of BOOTS, EHOiS, SLIPPERS, GAITERS, Ac.,
Mid Palm Deaf; PodiU,Dartto and Br*y HATS, to which he
lovitotheattentlonof all purchasers, whether at whole
sale or retail.'- ■ .
. This stock Is one of the largest ever opened in this city,
and embrace everything worn by theladiesof Philadelphia
and New York, and he. trusts cannot fill to plc&so all.
Great cate has been given in selecting the choicest goods:
all of. which he warrants. • .•
He also continaes. to m&nufocture,. as heretofore, all de
scriptions of Boots and Shoe3»and from this long expctinuco
of over twenty years In business- In this oily, &, he trusts,
a sufficient guarantee that those who Sitor him with their
custom, will bo foirly dealt with. . aprlfttf
Jl Wholesale and Retail
.BOOT AND BHOE MANUFACTORY.
THE subscriber, having engaged extensively In the
manufacturing of BOOTS and SHOES, of all kinds,
for men./Womon, and children. Is now prepared to sell to
deale?rt>y wholesale such goeda as they may want, at prices
as low as they can be bought East: and any particular kind
or Also made to order at abort notice.' Orders and calls so
lieiied from Dealers In and outof thedty, as U will be to
4helr advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere,
v Customer work made as heretofore.
TIIOS. A HINTON, Ageiit,
No. 49. St. Clair street
Bp23:d2ra
J. Moli A UGH LIN,
FaetUonnble Boot and Shoo Maker, ''’
No. 8S FOURTH STREET, NEAR WOOD,
URIB
IX line, end will warrant them not to he Inferior to any
eimilar article* in the city. Ho is well prepared ta do aH
kinds of custom work, and has in his employ a corps of
workmen, who cannot bo excelled in the dtv. r The public
are resp&ttully requested to eaU at hUefoblishmeht, and
examine his Goods. . .
_ LIVERY STABLES
THE UNDERSIGNED having e tested new and cbsuno
diOttfl STABLES and CARRIAGE STORES, In eonnotK
A - tion with his oM establishment, w
prepared to do a vastly
/T7*i 'creased business. He has pro*£SFw2SSllS*:.
-ULTU, vision for ONBHUNDRED
FITTY HQ&SE3, of which be ean t&ko on increased nUm*
beronlivery. . - -
He has arrasgodhis new buildings , with a view to; sales
end storing for job, of new and second ban d Carriages, of
all descriptions, to which he will give ample attention;
There is also withlnthe new building anEqucstrian Ring,'
where Horses are ,Ualneaandexctd*cd,wh!chwillbefound
advantageous to persons keeping Horses wlththe undos;
signed. . -• •!
Thankful fbrau exceedingly liberal patronage in the pash
and toe Ikvors of a multitude of friends, toe undersigned
wUl eudeaTOT tocommand its continuance by deserving it.
mylitiindew- . ROBY PATTERSON.
JO3JSPU CHAPMAN has on liftad the following brands
of Imported Cigar?:.
, CoriotModi Cabana Regalia;
LaPerla -do do;
Centanro Loaders;
El Klo ; ao;
Monterodo;
La Fohtica Opera;
GiUlndrados Plantation;
La Ambrosia;
* RlNeptnne»lst;
EsLaCbav;
La Puebla; .
. Flor Joscdics;
Arbmzi Cubans;
• • . -.. La Prontiiude. ..
Too belt brands of VirainU Chewing Tobacco always on
hand. ‘ CIGAR EMPORIUM, 63 Market street,hot Third
and Fourth. ' . - my3l*.
BTOONNELL & WILLOOH, :
BANKBRB,
AND Dealersin Exchange, Bank Notes, Gold and Sllrer
Coin* Current rand Par Funds received on deposit
Stocks bought and sold on commission; • Collections mode
at any point in the United States.-
South East comer of Market and Fifth streets, - > '
ayll v , > v PITTSBURGH, PA.
■VTEW ROOKS, JUST PUBUBHED.—Behind the Scones:
XT.brLady.Bulwer:doth: one toL sl,2s.
Xiftdn Abyssinia; being ibe personal narratlTO or nn
Ecgmmnao. loaK rcsidont in that country : by Mansflold
Parkins, Esq? wltti mustiationfl; Stoli* Price $3,60: cloth.
Morning Stars of the New World; by H.F. Parker. Price
$1,25; cloth.
- Blackwood’s Magazine, for May.
Chambers* Journal, for May. >
- Mils Leslie’* Now Cook Book. Prlcosl.
‘ Tb» Dodd Family Abroad: by Charles Lever. Price 76
Oentfc.\Forsale by . B. MINER ft C 0.,,
mygfr : • . 328mithfleldat.:
s 1 , Gazetto-of
. Fashions, fbr May, has been received by
my* RUfIaSLL ft BRO,, 15 Fifth st.
■\TEW PUBLICATIONS.—Tho Star Chamber, a Historical
JLil Romance: by“Wm; Harrison Ainsworth.
Sweeny Todd; or The Ruffian Barber, a tale of thoTer
rora of thoSeaa and the Mysteries of the City.
The Bride ot the Wilderness; by Emerson Bennett.
The Dodd Family Abroad: by Charles Lever.
PotetsonVladWNatiohal Magazine for June,-'
•-ITantcee Notions, do.
Received ana .ffir sale at ..
PAUL KLEINER’S Literary Depot,
Fifth street, opposUo the Theatro.
INAIA RTBBER LEGGINS, of the best quality of&lutal,-
lid Rubber. Also,« commoner article; for* sale at the
Ilubbcr Depot, 110 Market street,
py* - j. & n. Phillips:
MAE DWA'IMS
FOR
Saddlers and Carriage makers.
R. T. LEECH, JR.,
So* 131 Wood street*’ ’ :
PITTSBURGH,
Also, Cloths, Damasks, Laceg, Hobs, Sent Staff,
Springs,, &0,, &c.
BSTERPRIEWORK
BJ\o.I3Q Wood stretif Third dwr Ulow Virgin Alley.
OWN & TETLEY would call tbo attention of Sporting
men to their large assortment of Guns, lUflcsand Be-
Pistols, the largest and ■ best selected stock ever'
opened In this-market; with a general assortment
pf Hardware, Cutlery; Tools and Fishing Tackle, allof which
we oner at um lowest possible prices to cash purchaser! or
for good apptOTed paper. marls
: RsTQlvsri t Revoivera I
TwpT RECEIVED—By Exprncs. direct from the manuhus
V. turns, a splendid asscotment of tWt»s Repeating Pis
tolSi4,6 and 6 inches barrel, ail of which we. will ecll-for
csshaa low u they oanb« txmnht Intha dty ofJN’ew York.
Perwn; golnp toAu»t»U» or C»lUbrnla,wlUaadthatlhfy
can do better by purchasing their equippage at home, than
they can among strangers,as we gire persons a chance to
toy any of the above Pistole, before leaving- the dty; end
inoaseof* toQnre, wereigndthoison6Y. > l.- - -
«W# 183
‘■vV.t-
4' t - S '
C HINA HALL.
, JOHN J^O’IEAHY,
Tn fo*'2sZLß EETilt DEALES IN'
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WAKE,
TMt OuSfru, BrUlatiSnand Silver Plated Ware,
Solar Lamps, Waltons and Hones Fnraishlhir Goods.'
„ So. 6a Market street,
Be ‘ w ' c °TiW and Fourth, opposite Goo. E. White’s,
*T.; - . PJTTSBOJcai£PA. •
JI Ufc ? KB~W¥Jjir-TUS, TJjat, and Tho
* “iU;!! TOldonxMiby.Emerson Brnoctt. -
IE " tte FoS ‘” BiS, " s: Emn »
Tho StMCbimter, un HhtoriMl Roman oe: by Wm.Htr
£l9oo AIOBWQTuI,- 't ;• - ; ..•••• - .:*••■ •
s yded3)i.nrT i < rT —— l ■
•noirNotfcmg: bya“.KnowSdmetOinr**'
Streeuy Toda,or th« tuffian Barber: bj Capt. Merry. : •
b rPauiGre?ton; £4 part -•-
The D«ld Family Abroad: by Charles Lever.' '
a licmaneo of the Present: by J.JTarricjton,
Petoraon’s Ladles’Magaaine for June. ■
YankeeXotionv. ...'••)>• .'.do,.''
MJs3 LealltfaNetr Becclptfl for Cooling. -
, Tho above this day received and for Bale by
myfl3 8. D. LAUFFSR. 8T Wood street: '
TVTW MUBIOd-*:Mosic, Sweet Music-Knight. '
At 'Hordssnm’sHonutniaHynKiSooic. '
-Le Jasmin. ValE£H—Wallace, -•
I’msMerry LaofrhiDgGtrl—Olcrrer.
Bwect Wtnaan—iJJmeraon. •
•Evening Home fiong.
Agreeablegchottfcch—Brown.
.APassingGllmSfr—T-oss. !
Dream Mib Polk*. •.
Kacrfan Dora Dance—Grobo. •
Falrestofthe Fair-Polka.
.. Spanish Fandango—Grobe. . •
-
May Breezes—Guitar—Mar Zoyae,
My Home, My Happy Home—G altar.
Just received and &r sale at
... - - V ; 'CHARTiOTTE BLUME*S
. tayi3 Old Established Plano Depot, 118 Wool et
. *° StocbUoldua.
A ttw B°m4 or IrralCTS
XJL Of tbo OddFeUtma Hall Aisoclotlon of the city of Pitts
oooghjpaaea at amwting herd,at lhoofilco, on Tuesday,
234 Inat.fho Bobocribers to - tho Stock of raid Aasodatlon
orohefebynotified that jisTip] ta toral, beingtbofifth
Instalment ofthclr Eabecrlptkra.wW bodqo andpayabto
on tbo 26th of Jnno, 1864. ' W3I. s. HUNTHL
' ■ ' : ’■ Treasurer O. P. 0. Association.
• my2B : , . r comsrHarket and Bccond sta.
MKHOK WATfiH—SbblareceiTo&thiaday by
.. - JOS; FMSMINO,
-IOT2O. corner of the tHoroond end Market st.
TWBLB VATKR- PlTgaEil-Jintrea-ijcaV ontt c'isfe
; X/ ; Frcmiamlt» Pitchers, ndaptadfor table, iParlor, ana
ShmiE.? Ih °y j " ro * fW»* luxm* ana very eco
nomlrau. . No family can dispacsonHh (hern.
‘ ‘ ' W. W. wnvsos,
Agent for KtiaSdtitb."
TH&KB COAL FARMS,'CO good Fminr, 20Houses afad
»~L ta OifforenUocationsla the d ties, 40 countiy seats,
oi iho beat kind fa the vidnity, all of which aradeaeribed
tn my printed register, which I wiirfce t>le&scd'.fo Alro to
any ono who wnfcaD, and also a good l»rgaio in-what I
nara to nell., Call and see , • THQJIAS WOODS,-.
mylO:lmg ~ Commorolal Broker, J&Fourthat.
BEDFORD .WATKKwM) bbls and 10 hfllfhhlaof tMniyh
brated Water received fresh from tbo snrtbw bv ' “
• : V- 1 > JOS. FLEMING.
EA(X)24r M 2.9vtkstihoulgem • : • n - r „ ■
r 3 <jo ' v -
2 110 Hama; ;
_>• • :> [SMITH & SINCLAIR.
MAOKEKEL— 10 "hfbbla fc’o.-l Mackerel;" :• •
10 •do fto, 2 do» '
20 k«a ’No.! do;
O i do do Salmon ; for Bale by
W.A,M’CLBRQ,
APPLES.—4QO: fresh Pine Apples,- lour-
JC ; lire tjy Express, for saltf by. V ' ■ V * - :■■■■
.-r i; 0. ASiHEESON'rACOj ' '
J?g,6Woodfitreet. .
£OR RRNT-r-Ihe main,building of House on
-v/. Nursery HR], with about.an aoro ofnMUid.v- Enuuire
or J. BTEDEFQBJ), on-tho premium, or
m ?g3 Thompson .beij,:acp.-
SIBKB.— A. A- MASON * 00. b'ronowopeaing some 60
j>es of;riob plaid, striped and plain Silks; also; SO pcs
Dest ufake black Silks. ' ’ tnt27
r • i Pfotlce to Contractorc.
recdred at tbo office of the North*
X western Railroad Company, in Butler, Butler countr.
7TH OF JUNE, 1851, inclose, for tho eri
ding and masonry of that portion; of the North*Western
BAllroad extending frofli;Bl*irsYille tofrecport»n distance
or 35 miles jcomprisinj; soma heavy excavations, bridirinir.
and two tuuuels, ranging fcom>looo to 1400 foot-each.
Plan vprofilee, end specifications bo ready for examina
tion, on and after the 29th inst,*t the Englnocr’* office; in
lndiana ecnmty, and at Botl€r. '
.. TMb line offers superior, [advantages to contractors,; the
country beinghealthy.and easy, of aoeess, and nrorlsions
very cheap. ~ . -
At the tame tima and place, some: of tho heavysections
between Froeport andUu tier, and west of Butler: will be
-offeredfor letting. - ,
toy2fctd] "MALONE, PAINTER. CLARK & fIONPER.
. ta enter loto.i.contract for grading*
\Xaroad along Fairmont street AUsgbfeßyi beginning at
•the head oA Federal street and ronnisj*s&st onthe souths
era ride *: TpOMPSQ&SELLA 00.,
r ay2s- , . Oorner of Third and Wbodstreets. :
WJUXTiPEK&*-J'orwi, , -
TT;itorn* «»s*te4jt PiTtASSHAwiI ], A LEXANUBiA ~
~3x . _ •sgjßiairer m A Atwi*y „
SKBSJ. M F '
W-S-U.h,, -
■ .- ' ' -
-'■ '■ ■'•■ , V‘ •►* ;~.v i _*■•>•'.•■*.-: •-,- ** v J' 1 •- ■*!•.. • >i.j' '. ...'•'3, •..'-* >•••••
• ; v\* £-••*-•••>•
■ ■ • ■ ■■■■ .V.;-. ■■. . ■;■:■ ,:*. > -■■■,"■ /V. ' < f : ■ ■ ■■■■■■'■. A.
. V: :*■> - ■■
••<••-. 1 ■ ■»•.'■• ■‘V***."* * <■.+• *•
. .-v- j*-i -v v' v
,V• • * >
i: :: /"o .
T;.* :
> Ur-, j;
, ->*r -i,?W - !
■r;T. y.
WEW GOODS AT HORKE’g
~_t J? 0. 77. MARKET BTRET, PITrSBtTItHGB, FA, *'
JOSEPH HOME & CO.
FANCY GOODS*
*—■ MerChMta " lU * *«■»«** tho M ,„ a. cityyana ltjrtM t^noAfel|to
WANTS,'
I' ■ • 2len Wantmf.
I n XE HTWWtCTiMJiN WANTED on th,
\J rcrad,be tween WllWosburg nail IrwlS. AZSE?' 3S?'
wages will bo 41,1214 a day, rajablo at
| month. Al'o, W) iidfisES aid Carts ,Lm ™ d ,? f cach
1 -work, for which, tho highest wooes will bo < -J o, ' a ? 0
at thi office, Braddock'o Pielda S ‘’' n > En 9 ui «
°^. 29:tl .TAMBa FENtON.
T AND WARKANT3 WANTKI)— *X7B UO.-I wtaht*„,„.
"?“'£££ 82x2$,** 80
„ * „ Beal Estate and Edropean Ainrat.
myB . corner of Soyenth and Smlthflnld atrofa.'
Houses,.containing tbraa ct Tout’
xooma each,.at.a.moderate rent, within a, ieV ratiarea
ApoTyat' . .•
—io- , AgcaoyijOffioffv
- , , ,: ; 65 Kftb atreoW near Post Office. • ■
. .LIST.OF OEOTnHE PATENT - MEDICINES.
KtE KOTHH R S ,
lx Jayne’s-Alterative:. ; .. ;:.•.•■-••'• ■
■•. “ Carminative Balsam: ’••■
i Hair Bye: .
. v ....•" ..Expectorant;'. •
Sanative Pills:
- • ••*■■■ Hair Tonic:
. : •THatar’s Balsam onrilti Cliefry': ' '
! Bryant’s Pulmontuy Balsam:
, ; ; Hoofland’strtrman. Bitters; . .
• Holland: dd*. " ’
; Hoatetteris Stomach do v' ;
; Kerohises’Uterine Catbolicon:
. ' StonnVScdfohOongh Candys
i Price’s do;
. - ? Them’s- do*' ’ '
. Howe's■; • ’do;
• Osgood’s Xfldla Cholsgogoe;
- Morse’slnvigdraUiigCordials: '
: Tyler's Gum ArableDropst .; •;
• Harrison’s Hair Bye;
: do
; Batchelor's . do ;
■... I MeMunn’s Elixir of Opium; . ' ‘ ' -
./ :Biyant’s Purifying Extract; .
• Bailey’s Pain Extract;
‘"“S? QIDS^
/Kldderislndellibietnlc
. Payson’s do , do; ' ' ‘ •
. Arnhold’s do; ,
. •Dr.Cartis’Hygeana; ■■■■■■
Lyons’ Kathaircin; •
. David’s Lilly .While; •
Bazin’s do: >
. Tobias*Xinlmem:
Hunt’s do;
Allen’sHemandßone Liniment; -
Mexican Mustang' •' do*
r■< Parrel’s Arabian . -do; „•
,•• - Gardner’s • - dd*'
Barrel’s Indian/ • UO; ?' - ■■■■■
Carter's Spanish-SllstUro: ■<- -■
>- Bsrno’s.piloLotion; ; r v
■ MccnFun: - -
V Scarpa’s Acoustic : . v '; —' v 'r.':.'-'
Merchant’s Gargling Oil; - ' ■■■---A
: Husbtonj Clorko & Co.’s Cod LWcrOH ■
McAllister's Ointment;- ,
Sings’ltch -do; ' "
Ferrel’B do;-
■ Gray’s ■ do; ..
Thwfc’s 3dogaeUc Ointment;’ - . >- •
Jodkln’a'• ■■ ■• do; ’ ‘ v '
Swaim’s Panacea;' -
Houck’s J, df^ - ’ •
S&rgant’s Infant Panacea;'
Perry Davis’Pole Killer;
: Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral; • •
'Houghtcn’s Pepsin; .
;; Kier’s Petroleum; • •V- '.'V
McLane’s Celebrated Liver Pills:
Brandreth’s - do •
Wright’s Indian Vegetable Pills;
Lee's Anttbillotia : do» •
Sarsaparillaßlood * •' do* •'
Kven’a do;
©waynes* Extract Sarsaparilla Blood Pills: '
Jayne’s AnodyneCough-' • do« * -
Townsend's Health -do
.. Jew David’s Plasters:' :
Shoemaker’s ;■ do;
Dr. Newman’s do;
. ttfidway’s Ready Relief; •
..Morris’Remedy;
Prof. Wood’s Hair Heatoratlva;
.Emerson’s - • do;- • ' ;
• Bull's Sarsaparilla ;
. ' .Townsend’s do;
Band’s-' . do; •
wTafiMXZ. “ a
.-• Soap, Cleaver's Honey; •• •
“ - JUshly Scented Brown WlndMir ’’
‘ ■I, Music;
.. Ludlum’s Specific ■
: - .Mt&ane , s:Budorifie Syruo'*
'Tylcrisaum-AraMo • do: *
SeliCTs’. . • do; ■
: 6wayne*s Syrup of WndChorrv:
■ • Bmlth’altenicSyrup; ■ ' ■■
: Barry’s Tricophorous; '
Norwood’s Bncture df Varatnmi VirUe; ; .
McLaneTs Celebrated'Vehnifiicnv ’
Dr. Locpct’a Pulmouio Wafers; ? -
Thompson’s Eye Water; --c- :v; - •
«f Dr- McOlintoclc’c Family Madidne*
Hr. fiealhaia’fl Breast Pnops;
Waters Aimospherie Breast Pumps: ' • ‘
Gom Blsstle . do do. : feMfel;
—3Q.toua Ko.-l ; •
100 Lalw Champlain, to arrite, (or tale by
; i; : KIKa A MQORHRAD.
rjlO XEIV-A good J)wclliDgdloTiß9 on • Banil'Htreet, Ninth
'-Also, the 2d story room of Nfe'24o -Thlni. st.
.suitable to effleo rooms'. 7 ■S. CUTHBEHT A SON.
toy«» ’ ' * , 140 Third street.
fiAILROADS
CiTOAMAMMMMracW
in ctmtwaos wmrsTKAMEBs
FOKEBT CITF A rro DIURNAL. JjJESlj*
Gre*t Reduction of
' mtip FIA WEttSVULE. ■■'''■
’ I efgfc o uSui! n, -SSjfi;i 4 cptofat ran; to Td&Io,CIU.'
SS^ss&*«sSif2S3£
* p *jk“*
LiSfifS!?f* he, * oa *, Jlt ® n 8 l 1 to cioroland on-hoard the
boabcnni accompanied by a boegnso master.
ForotoAUiance $1,50 Fare to EL lonia «a«o
S »fc±3E«. £ sSES
do : Chicago -; do I3JK>
ofa flyo-reqpeatad.to procure th* •
sa^Tas w,H ™'
d. DURAND, Oloyol&nd*
J. A. OAUGIIKT, Agent,
mso, Water gt.,pittatmrgb.
fflarffi ~ MoaoegyhaTft-Hbi
OHIO AHA PEHHBYIVAHIaJBABBOASr
Rew Ark’Bnffemenii .
COMMENCING FEE& UART 28,1864
1854 - 'BESfeaßgEapgp lew
MAIL TitAIN leaves Pittsburgh at S AM; dines at Alii - -
anca?. takes tea at ;CrfifltUne«and tnabesaclosecon- "'
nwu°nthcro Trtth a laat Trtiin, reaching Cincta
.natiabouk]2o*cloclc&C7xigbt. " . ..
TRAIN leavas .Pittsburgh at-B o’clock P.-M.-.
after the arrisal of the 'Express train from PhCSdolDhla: !
at .11,30 P.-JHV connecting witntha v
Night Lxpress which reaches CJnefnnnti in tho morulnir •
are mado with the Ohio and Indiana: and
U»if.>utalno.and Indiana railroads'fbr Layton* Indianowll*
and towns in lndiana. , ■ ~ r? •
Connection* are mado with • Cleveland, Monroeville. Ban
dn*ky,.Tolodo, Detroit and Chicago with Bacyrus. Upper ‘
fcandusky, Poreet, and the towns on the Mod River Road.
. Mount Vernon, Newark, Zanesville and towns
on-the Mansfield road.
Faro to Cincinnati $7; tolndianapolis**; to Day ion *9.60:
to Toledo $6; to Columbus .$5,35; to Zanesville $6,10? to:
Cleveland $4. Through tickets to Loutevillo at reduced
„ m BKmniiGi
. THE EXPEES3 TBAIN Irarcs OnssUlne at 1.16 P if, "
and rcnohcs HWuigh at B.SO P. 61, comiooUii'g thi: ’
fs * t . ttaln through In fifteen honre toPhfiadelnhle.
iCtestMnoat Sl3O, A-M,on thair
riyal of tho Night JEaprcea Train (torn Cinctonatl. and '
urrivea at Pittsburgliat 11.40, P Ji. • ' ■ /?t •
n-S ! l I L.? 1 H G 1 I F. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN lent,’
Pittibnrsh at 10 A M, and 6 PM, and New Brighton at »
A ft!, and 1,15 PM.' . . •
m .^\ IO SF Mttshargb at iA M, and op . •
M.,anaiuttTesa;4.3oAM^:<iM4 i 3o,lFßl. i * ; • ..
Tbo Trains do not rtin un Sunday.. ■■■•;' ' •
lntemattori* appl/at• th« itciit-* i -•
S O n C mmij?- 01l i o .? n ' 1 Renoaylvanla Railroad Company, of
J.O.CDRRyjattho comer offlcenndor the Monongahela
House, Pittabnrgh, or of
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agenh i
. v; Federal eireot Station*
JQIIN > KELLY, Posßenger Agrafe
'OETATIOH TO THE EASXEBN CHEffl. '
mmm 1854. Mmis
D. LEECH & CO/S LINE,
VIA ■ CANAL and railroad,
■ ■ BETWEEN
PlttilnirEii, New Tork, PUladcloblaand
0„ j Baltimore..
n tlie opening of Canrd, we cro prepared to carry a.
laTgequanlily of produce and merchundlie to and from *:■>■
uie Eastern cities, Laying in addition to our own stock of
boate and cot, recently .added, by purchase with another"'
party, the stock orßmgfiam’s One, which' will Incrcaso ma- •'
S 1 r i^T our « Ca ?w> t7 for transportation; Th*
PennsylTaaia. Railrcul Company haying now withdrawn :
fromßallroad,it will enable our cars to pass It
laono third the timo pierJoosJjtaken; this:will giveujiJn
ercased despatch. .ShipmemsconaJgneitodtbcrof the n»i' '/
J forwarded wlthoutchargeforcommisßion.
and ell Instructions promptly-attended to.-* • • • 1
yi carried at the lowest current rate?*- -
Address or apply to V. BEECH & 00-
PeßQ.strcet and Caual, Pittsburgh, -
‘ . HARRIS & LEECH,
|Seceiyi&B depot.l3 South Third street, •. -
\Dchrering depot, Dock sW Philadelphia: ;
.■ Kb, 75-North stre^dJa&raorc;^
•' ,!» « Agent, •
■ - hp. 8, Battory Place, Now York, - ‘
PENK6YLVANIA & OHIO tint
DITWEIJIf
Pittsburgh aud the Eastern Cities.
FFICIAL NOTH
Trill t>o open on
—"gat torrhiladelphlsL'Now ,-Torfc and. -
Baltimore, atinoderato rates.
Haring recently tKl&cdeitensivdy to oar car an4‘ boat - v
stock, by ?purchase with /usothor party, a p&rt of the atodt .
of Bingtam A <&, (who retire ns will bo seen by the ac* ■:■ -- ■
cpmponyfag notice, .imm i&e busincss-of transportation,) * *
our tonnage capacity is greatly Increased.- -•:■•■ • • • •
ThewiUKtrawalcf theeareof the Pennsylvania Railroad 1
Company from the State Road,'will ofeablo ad to saro about
tiro days ia tlina of transmission.
CLARK k THAW,
Canal-Basin* Pittsburgh. Pa. •'
LEWIS A BUTLER,
210. Market st, andlOS SouthProntat.Pblla.
JOHN B. CLARKE,
No. 1 South William st.; Now YOrk.' -
WILLIAM PALL, :
’ 78 North street, Baltimore. :
- BINGHAM'S BINE.
fTunsiatp giTa..jioU<!p .that we have retired ftom:ihe‘
. A Transportation'- Business cm tho Ponußjlvanlacanai •
and railroad^-between; Ptttaburgh and Philadelphia and
. Baltimore; and we recommend cur fbrmer ctiatoiijorß who
wish to ship goods by the above route; to patronize D. leech
4Co.*r, and thePoonsytvoniaamlOhloLine.
BINGHAM A COCK,':
vrit. bingUam & co.
Pennsylvania Railroad*
. UMMiitK TARIFF* between PiitsbnrgTi, PhUndplpfrln
K? Baltimore April Ist, 1354.
Pint CTew*—BrobiQS, OedarandWoodeu Wow, Furthers, .'
Tnrxilture, second hand,Tors, Pianos; Poultry; wines, lp
basketsoi boxea:7soentaSfilOOltis. • .
. &cond Daae-ffaltm, Cloyer
and Timothy Seed, ;GlB£3ware, HardwbojlUgs, Wool and . .
Eheep Pelts, and £ggiu 60c.$100lbs. •'' ■' ‘
Third and Pork Goose,) Batter; in nrMn<
kegs or hhU;’Hides,Leather, Boap,
ton,- uncompressed:; 85c..$ 150 lbs.
. Pburth Bacon (in cnaKa dr botes.) Barley'
and Malt; Beef arid pork, .Candles, Cheese, lord, and Lard ~
400 ? e wo’B» Ki * y ’ CotS?n ’ (“mpressed,} Uit Tofcaoo t
Flour BO cents » bhV
[•-'•apri :.\ '
Bingham & Co/a Tranflpartßtiftn T,ip f .
mo AND FROM pmLADKLrmA,'BALTIMORE AND
■i 'NEW YOKK.—Thu Owners and - Agents of sold Lin®’ "
lmveTjcOuffor the past fourteen-years connected with the •
■” oldestamlsbed Dicgham’fl Lino.” They will’give-their
attention to the forwarding of Produce, Mer
chabd&e, ln the. (shortest time and ©nT as favorable -
terms aaany other Una.
r ■ ■ Only one between Pittsburgh, Phila
delphia and Baltimore.' ' " " -• ■:
' ' . QEO. DINQQAU & CO n
Canal Basin, Liberty®!, Pittsburgh.
' binoham; j)ATia a ooj?
276
JAS£E3OTLSON, Agent,
121 North: st^BalUmore.
AL .L.,OSTBAN3>EB,AgBnV •
AC-West afo New Yor&
•Proprietors.
• ;apt7:ly ; •
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE PORSAXEi
f pUEEsicntorscf Marcus Black, latoofCarroli township,'
X. Washington county, Pa., deceased, wUI offer at public '
sale, on HQNDAYV June 12th, 1854, tko fbHowlngTaliiable ‘
Real Estate, towit:v .
■Tho Gltu& Factory, on Dry Run; knowtr tuj Nauroo/Mo ; -
wbleh Is attached forty acres of Land,- more Or legs,with ■•.«■
substantial dwelling house*, .tenements, Ac., fortbe&ecom
modatlon of those employed at thoworkAThelaiid abounds
in Stone Coal and lim^.Stone,.and includes about ten acres
valuable bottom limd.ritimeabAifcerirer hear Moßongs.'
beta Oty,;and eroded: Jtemp&li .Knliioad; This, •
property pr* eenUunusuaHuduceiheats tolhe manufactur
er lnvestment,
Also—Attract of I*nd r situate on Pigecfti Creek, contaln
inptwentf acres,more or.less,and known as the “Mill Pro
perty,” on Which are orecied a comfortable dwelling house,
ana a larg? and; jgufcstantlal building designed foragaw
Mill andOtfstMin,' .. .• •. . ..•
Also—Tfcree Lots, 6u&& In frontund running back Aft -
feefc,sltuated inM’Grew’a plan-of out lots, adjoining plot of- '
.A BtQbesi'-' ,'.s. ..i '-j
, theaboT&iaplot'ofAJßiCbcsf, '- ■
containingabout half an acre. . ~ - ' --
>: Also—One Lot adjoining property of Benjamin Bentley
andMrsiElliabethßentley,contalning-aboutoueacre.- v->.
; Also—One Lot adjoining property of Mrs. 33. Bentley, and
fronting on the turnpike, containing near one acre, •••
Also—Twenty-six acres on the turnpike, joining lands •
of Henry Young, James P* Stewart, Elijah Teep?e, and -
l£aap TanVoorl%. This tract, If not sold entire, wfilbo of*
ftred in Iflia containing fire or six acres each, suitable fer'
pasture lota, gardens, or country residences, it presents
unusual attractions to those who wish to secure & pleasant
spot for a country homo, • - • - ;
f -4®*Plota of the ibregoing property will he exhibited and
made known on the day of sole.. gala to commeneb* at Id
o’clocfca. tt. on the day of sale.- 1 my24*3wd :
. W. B. BOAIKJB. ,
TOTBT BTBEET, BETWEEN WOOD ANDIIABKET
JO STREETS, PITTSBUHGII, PA_, bnilda Francis'Pat.nt
Metallic Life Boats, ofGalvau lied Irontialso.'msnafteturea-
Copper audSheet Iron Work, Cooking Stores fhr Steamboats .;,
and Hotels, Portable Forges, Forged Jtm Work, laggr*
Bolte far Bridges, A&; Cork- life .th6<bd?t’6tid •
chEapfifltklud. BteamboatWork^attended to. -:
sdw«uirtcansfurßal6by >;''
JP,. my. 25.,- - W, A roUSQ. ... L
}K«A--eOOi.
' iwtolz *
«
n.S
r' i'v' ■*' A /.
* ' V- ‘ V>. •• (■
; iliiiMjLiiaWjl' r 1
~tho State Work*
OBORSE C. RRAHCtgCPa.
frmbt jdxtnc«lvs4ttul ■ ~
nSiOKO BROS, ”
h :.vv
\ •