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Miss St. Cura's Benefit—To-night hu been
nt spert tor the benefit of this chinning, populer deneeuse f
sad thst she Trill here one commensurate with her merits
. we csnnot doubt. Übs St- Olsir hss erer been s fseorite
With the thsutrwgoing public of Pittsburgh, who hnre here
tntore expressed their delight end spprobstion of her supe
rior dmudng, by nightly filling the house during pretlous
engsgements. An excellent bill Is olhred. in which the
popolsr pertormers or the oompsn'y will all appear. We
. anticipate a “perfect jam.”
Manager fester baa effected an engagement with the beau.
; talented young Mbs
> Margaret Mitchell. She will appear to-morrow evening.
Biot in a Lageb Bees Baloon.— Joo. Marx,
keeper of a Lager Beer Saloon on Pennsylvania Avenue, on
Saturday, made complaint before Mayor Volx, against Thos.
Crumley, Ales. Forsythe, Joseph Bach and others, charg
ing them with entering his establishment on Friday night,
and breaking his furniture, Ac. Warrants were issued, and
the'officers succeeded in arresting Crumley and Ruch,both
of whom gave bail in Jfco for their appearance at Court to
answer the charge. The others have not yet been arrested-
—Mem*. Waxen, Davis, Mortis and Lawson, the defendants
In the celebrated smalij note case, were discharged from
prison on Friday, in pursuance of a pardon received from
the Governor on Thursday night. We understand that the
dril actions, instituted by the parties just named, for the
recovery of the penalties alleged to have been forfeited by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and Others, under the
wm.il not 4 law, will be tried during the October term of the
District Court.
Sentenced.— Thomas MoWilliams, the young
tn«n convicted of lunacy at the recent tend of tbo Court of
Quarter Sessions, was' sentenced on Saturday, by Judge
M’Clure, to the State Lunatic Asylum at Harrisburg. Me*
Williams is about twenty-four years of nge, and, we are in
formed,' has a wife and two or three children residing in Al
legheny (Sty, ,
Defamatory Words.— Prothonotary Camp
bell, on Saturday, issued a capias for the arrest of Theodore
C. Walker, charged by Mary. Hughes with using defamatory
words respecting her character.
.: A similar instrument was Issued for the arrest of (fonrad
Ooamlre, accused by Jacob Koehler and wife, with defam
; Isg their good name.
Divorce Petitions.— Adam Wagoner, on Sat
urday, preseated a petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
for a divorce a vinculo mutriimonia ; charging his wife Hen
rietta with adultery.
Roeanoa Grim, by her next friend John Brown, also pre-
Muted a petition for a divorce from her husband, Balttar
Grim. Cause—brutal treatment
Foreman for a Glass House Wanted.—We
would call the attention of glass house men to the adver
tteement, to be found in another column of to day’s paper,
beaded “Foreman for a Green Glass Hooee Wanted.” We
wonU request all to read It, as they may find it to their ad*
wantage to do so.
Jlast, Sarah Edmondson, of Elizabeth township, was found
to ho a lunatic. On Saturday, Judge M'Clure appointed
> John Edmundson committee of her person and estate, and
g?" directed him to file his bonds for as security.
Kennedy’s Beyiew for August has been re
ceived from the publishers, and is like the previous num
bers of this in valuable publication, an accurate and reliable
Counterfeit Detector. Every bnrineaa man Rhould provide
Rtm—lf with this excellent review.
Held to Bail. —John Shaffer, the person who
committed the assault and battery ou Mr. Jno. B. Kennedy,
of Manchester, last week, was held to bail by Mayor Adams,
of Allegheny, on Saturday, in the sum of $l,OOO.
Keeping a Tippling House.— A “CofFee-
keeper in the Eighth Wanl, named Henry Raadghn,
-was committed to prison on Saturday, i t default of bail, ty
.Aid. Daft, charge 1 with selling liquor in less quantities
.than legally allowed.
Duo&dibly Conduct.— AU. Parkioaon, on
Saturday, held a Carman named Christopher Ereuer to
1 bajl, cn a of dlsordoriy conduct, pr«*f*jrred against
j, ' Wa by E. Folhauber. *
Killed bt Lightnino—A little girt about
seven jean of age, daughter of Mr. Kelly, keeper r f the
tall gat* at Lawraucerille, was killed by lightning about 4
o’clock oh Saturday afternoon.
Violist Threats— Adam now was held to
bail,on Saturday, by Allefmao Parkinson, on a charge of
in.ving violent threats against Mrs. Henrietta Ludwig.
Committed for Costs. —John Stewart was
committed to prison on Saturday, by Judgo M'Clure, for
coMa of Court.
Akotbbr coftmitmeat wa* lodge 1 against
Ttet. Maloney, by Aid. McMnsier, c>a Saturday, ebarg*«d by
Mary McAfee, with rape.
Surety of the Peace.— Aid. Parkinson, on
Saturday, held Christian Brenner to bail ou a surety of the
peace complaint, made arainst bim by Elisabeth Hartinjer.
49-Tlie Great : French Remedies 11—M
BALLY’S ANTIDOTE AND LOTION.—Tho«e person* wto
wish tor a *af*» speedy, au<l permanent cure, should uw
the above celebrated and unrivalled FRENCH PREPARA
TIONS. They hare now been in use for five years—bare
been thoroughly tested in thousand* of the most obstinate
■cases, and invariably hare gireo satisfaction. They are
aot oompoeail simply of ilil-um Copaira. but are entirely
different from all other preparations, both in the nature of
their ingredients and the manner in which they operate
upon the patient. Hence the wonderful success attending
tbair use. j
A gentleman with the Western Railroad says:
**l have expanded for other people during the last three
jmh arer $3OO, for remedies of this description, and hare
oarer found a single article that pure such universal &ilL*-
bethm as your Antidote and Lotion does. Ido not reool
laet of tbetr erer failing to cure in a Jdoglo instance. Many
bare been cored in two or three day*."
Harented by M. Bally, Physician to the Paris Hospital*, 1
ypnA prepared from the original redoes, and sold wholesale
rad retell by DUROY A CO.. Sole Proprietors for the Uni
ted Btatee and Canadas. Principal Depot, 464 Broadway,
Mew York.
Sold in Pittsburgh, wholesale and retail, by FLEMING
BROTHERS, (Successors to J. Kidd A C 0..) No. 00 Wood
street. Wheeling—J. 11. PATTERSON k CO., and by
Druggist* every w here. JclM
pantaloon*.—Tb- well-known superiority cf
GRI&BLE'S fit In the Garment, need* no comment on hi*
part; It has been acknowledged by all who have favored him
with their orders, that they have never been fitted with the
name ease end style as by him. He begs to inform hi* pa
fwd tie public, that hi* stock U now replete with the
XBWast itylee for coat*, vest* and punts, suitable for the
aarant season. GRLBpLB,
• Tailor and Pantaloon Maker,
U4O Liberty sL, bead of Woe-1.
Firemen’s Iwurtnct
O 1 .immir »f tlw Clly of PltUUorglu
3% HOOi? a ® AD *Piwitajt-ROBEKT FINNS*, Socro
“Sin ran ui M4JUKK BISKS of oil
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KASSST*
H. B. Wilkins,
WQ. M. sagtr, \FUUnm Colliogwood,
0. U. Pealsoii, i, s D M. Irwin?
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Joseph Ksje, pJSIh _. „_„W2
I “ft TM W WATTKttuFTUK fcXTKXaUJN OF IiANtAJOK
STREET, in City of Pittsburgh. No. 78 of October
<r *Joiy 12th, 1854. —The viewer# appointed by the Court, lu
tthe above case, to view the ground over which it «u pro
gu*ed to extend said street, being of the opinion that the
increase of width ot siid. street i# expedient, and
• Ifaavlngucertalned and determined the da mace likely to be
1 4~ jQ private property by said ex tension. Notice, in pur
—& the directions of the Act of Assembly, is hereby
cWan to ail persons Interested in defraying the expenses
that said viewers will meet to discharge the further
totfeaortheU^appolntinent,at the PERRY fiOUSB,in the
City of PittabarghTonW mNK SDAY, Aog^rtlBs4, Et 2
o'clock, P. M, or MU day. ’
C. L. MAGEE,
JAB. W. WOODWELL,
B. K. M’GOWKN,
Ivlfctd S. M. KlEtt, Viewers.
W T ew’ARRIVAL AT iioob’a.—Just received a new and
tS !N rieb aasortment of fine Gold Jewelry of every desirable
ij'y, uaarl and velvet port monies, in great varie
!■ ..‘fl-. (imm, goid and silver thimbles, and numerous
goods, all of wbiflh we will sell at New York city
nfaaM. amdmocb below the prices usually asked at other,
sihli«hn*Dta in this city. Call and examine our goods
■ad prices, and save from 25 to W per cout. in your pur
at 51 Market street. jy ll
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Ths Small Note Conspirators Discharged.
Lunatic. —By an inquisition held on Friday
Price, Antidote $l l Lotion 60 cents per bottle.
will b. plL»d to l~rn th»t Kicoce uoJ loo*
Wa*du hare brought before the pub!. «i nAIK
•of the age, la the article of KMKKSO2. S „ teTeo t
BBSTOfULUVK, a aunKure for Baldness aodto RJJ* u
Hair from fklllng. See circular to he bad
«Mng full particulars. Price $l,OO Juju'S 6 b0 “ 1 8014
C.' E. FIBHKB # 00*. Proprietors,
3 57 -Suoerior Streep, Cleveland, Ohio,
lor tale in Pittsburgh ia the following bouses :
Fleming Bros., L. Wilfox t Go-,
K. K. Sellers, 0- U. hey-er,
Joel Mohler, BeoJ. Page, Jr.,
J. IL Ca&wl.
jJkgjuKy eity.—l- A. Beckham, Preealy k Mean*,*.
A. Patterson, John Q. Smith f aprfl
on hll y - Hlrtp ~arr**B of Land, on the new Plank
°£2£SSW» to Now Brighton, 3 mils. Wow
All~h«ny city, end 1 mile from Wood.’ run, by the old
rosd/lt will bn sold yery low, and dirlded In lots from 6
to 16 Mrs.- Those wishing to “““ can
•nanire of TiiullAc »»tXJUS,
SS’jg 75 Fourth street.
FIBH OIL—3O bbls pare fur sale by ■
jy2a FLEMING BROS-
ORPHANS’ COURT SAUK o* IiULLDINU
the Property of David Groer, deceased —rituated in the
nignth Ward of this city—fronting on Pennsylvania ate
nae, Forbes street. Locust street, Vickrey street, Blqff
street, and Magee street.—Will be *>ld on the premises, <m
SATURDAY, Uio ‘jyih d«y of July, at 2 o’clock, p. M.
T«wiii u> accommodate purchasers. Particular* ma4<
known at sale. EDMOND GREKS, \ AllmM
irfctd . SOPHIA GREER, > “ mw *
ran— ——
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TELEGRAPHIC
By thr dlemy Line* jforj the! Kornisff Post
:JULY 31;
TUIHTT-THiaD CONGRESS
Waxhxhovob Cm, July 27. Boute— Tbe noun went into
Comrnlttro of tbe-Whole on the bill making appropriations
tor the trensportntkm of the mkiU‘ by ocean steamers and
otherwise,; for the yeer 1665.. [! '
The section appropriating $&50,0C0 for the transportation
of the malls from Dew York to Liverpool having been read,
Mr. Olds moved to strike out the direction to the Secretary
of tbe Navy to give the notice providing for tbe deficiency
bUI of 1852, to terminate the arrangements for the additional
allowance tor the transportation of the mails between New
, York and Liverpool in tbe Collins line.
After a Urtjg debate, tbe first section was amended, fixing
the 31st of December next as tbe time for the Secretary of
tbe Navy to give notice tor tbe temllnatlna of arrangements
for giving additional allowance to Coilios' Line.
Tbe committee then rose; tbe amendment concurred in;
and tbe bill passed. It merely appropriated tbe amount
for steam mall service required bylaw.
The House then adjourned.
Senate. —The Senate bill allowing the Washington and
Alexandria Railroad to extend their road over tbe Potomac
river at Georgetown, and through^.Washington, to connect
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was returned from
the Houre, with an amendment authorising the Baltimore
and-Ohio Railroad to extend thrir road over the eastern
travel to Maryland shore, and do win the riverside to a point
opposite Alexandria.
The Senate refused to concnr. I
Several private bills were passed.
The Harbor biU was then 1 up.
Alter a long debate the alhaodmnnt proposed, giving tbe
Secretary of War power to suspend the appropiisilon for
Hlver and Harbor improvements m certain cases was re
jected—yeas 14, nsys 85. v
Without'ooming to a .vote on the bill, the Senate ad
journed. : ’
Low ill. Mass., Jaiy 29.—A fire Ibroko outlast night In
James 1 Amman’s stable, Downer street, and spread with
great rapidity, consuming the Railroad Hotel, crossing to
Lowell, where several large woodei. buildings were destroy
ed, and several stores. The principal sufferers are Josiah
Dennett, John Maynard, Jas. Lanrnun, N. Wright, Messrs.
Buttrfcksy J. S. Proctor and A. J. Brandt. The wooden
bail dings were occupied by Irish- Many families are houso
iess. Thu loss is estimated at $lOO,OOO. A little girl, fire
years of age, perished in tbe flames. James Lovett, a fire
man, was terribly, if not fatally wounded.
Mayor Conrad and the" Sunday Law.
PuiLUMxruu, Julv 29.—Mayor Conrad bas issued orders
to his officers and police to continue -reporting all violators
of the Sunday, declaring that he 1 SHU continue, as hereto
fore, to bind over all for trial by jury, taking the ground
that tbs recent decision of tbe Supreme Court io Barr'-
Ouse was on entirely ex parie testimony, the Commouwealih
i.id being notified, ana was therefore uot represented on
tbe triaL He stnU-d that even If the ducUioo io Omits' case
was overruled, be possessed amplf S’power under other acts
to enforce a rigid observance ot the Sunday Law, and its
sanctity would be maintained as ti bad beeu since the issue
of hit proclamation.
BiLTSMoax, July 2d.—Great mortality from CholcTa la re
ported in Burke county, Georgia. Out of 57 cases 50 proved
fatal. *
The Washington Union of this morning contains a l-mg
ar Ido in favor of the resolution placing ten millions or
dollars at the discretion of the President, to ; use in tbe ae
«,u tdtion of Cuba. . ■
Cholera in New York and Philadelphia.
New Tokk, July 29.—The total deaths lu*New York lart
w«**k were 1140, Including 241 by Cholera'/'
Tbe deaths In Philadelphia wees 673, including 70 from
Cholera, 105 from Cbolera Infantum, and 29 from Dtmu
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Arrest of a Snppeatd Sjvlndivr.
Saw Yoxx, July 20.—The police jestefiiay arrefctevl Eliza
beth Boshne*L the supposed swindler from Baltimore. She
vus discharged, as the Baltimore parties declined appearing
(gainst her:
Death of Mr. FlUmore’i Brother.
Bcrriio, July 29—A private despatch, tram a reliable
source, aunouucw the death of the brother of £x-Prr>dd*ut
F.ltmore, yesterday, of Cholera, at St. Paul*, Minnesota.
I'pffALo. July 29.—P. A. AJ. A. AJbarger, Curriers, Pro
vieinn Butelirrs and Dealer*, failed. Their liabilities are
mid to be nearly $lOO,OOO.
New YOU, July 29 —Yesterday 590 barrels Petersburg
C.iy Mills flour, tbe first new o( the season, sold at $9,75.
auction Sales,
Auction—Daily galoo*
VT the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wool and
Fifth streets,at 10 o’clock, A. M., a gvoeral assortment
o> soasonabls. Supls and Fancy Dry Goods,Clothing. Boo;*
ai.il Shoes, Hats,Capa, Ar_ : *
AT 3 O’CLOCK./. M.,
Q.-oceriea.Queensware, Glamware/Table Cutlery. Looking
Gla-eea, New and Second Hand Ifonsebold and Kitchen Fur
niture, Am, *-
8.-oke, Stationery, Fancy Articlaa, Morfeal Instruments,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goods,•Gold ami
Si ver watches. Ac. P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer. Ija.ll if
P. H. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
C UPKRIORMERCHANT ASDGRIST MlLL— Afynm+i
J/' Orphan*’ Court .Wf.—On THCKSDAY, Aagust 24th,
ar 3 oV-loek, P. M., on the premise*, will Ur aoi.l hr >.rd*-r <’f
Jir, MaryU.,DaVU, Administratrix of tbe tateJam— 11.
I':m ia, dec’ll., that valuable Piece Of Land, situate 'n Char
ti- r« creek, tour miiwe from Pittsburgh, on the Steubenville
Turnpike UotiL In Robinson and Chart er* townships. cun
Luting Four Acres and Seventy Perches, on whl~h l* erected
a lust rale Merchant and Grist Mill, io good order, capable
o< turning cat IbO ban*!* of flour per day, with a M.r*
li use, I'welliog Uo<im, Cooper Shop, Stable, Sr.
the Hill contain* four pair cl liurra, three setts of Ifi.it
in i Cloths, three Screen*. two Smut Machines, (me Corn
C- usher, »c , with storage fur tSJ.OOO bushel* of grain, whi h
improvement cost about $20,000 The wa*«T power is among
ti - best in the county, to whinh- is added araj.lr steam
P »er when required io dry seasons
’lb** neighborhood h highly iaprorni and among th**
b* *• io Western Pennsylvania forwbeat, furnishing uustr.cn
w . ; k lu ainonut of 50,000 bu-bei*. aud for sale more than
U « that quautity yearly, with a ready market for the offoi.
A ptan ol the property may be retro at the Auction Store.
Tl «sc wishing to examine tbe aan e will call on Mm Da* *.«.
u’ resides near the promise*.
f/rms—Ooc-iU&I cash. .residue ip one and two year*,
w’th interest. f jy 2Vf P. M PAVIF. AueVr
t-rpERI'JR JIOI.-EIIOLD FU&NITUJUC AT AUCTION,
i —Oft TUEFDAF A tTEUNOOSi August l»t. at'i o'clock,
•t (he Com menial £al<‘« Robins, corner of Hood ami Kilili
•t'-rts, will !*■ .will, i »;eueral aMorlmrnt of kwkJ quality
11 y»eholtl anJ Kitchen Furniture, which hi.* t*rcn w-li
fci ; it anJ only a short tims it? tiwr; aDiunc widen are m*-
b> ,- iDf and s’intl*or rhairi, ruSfciri,; aud eewinx cliair.-.
mit i-rinf Ijljh po«i cherry »n l common do , m*
lx ,nny pier labia wiifc tmtrbla top. mantle cluck, pari-r,
eb-liuher and «t*lr r*r|**t-; parlor tif-xe ami jt,c; l«r.
Fr mh plalo b-okim; Chime, aoJ .ju.-eoewierc
k; bee utenail*, 1c , *c.
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P. W. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
IvKV' GOODS. *e. ~ AT AL > TDjN—<m Mo.nDAY WOH V
* IXO, July 3Ht, lit 10 o'clock.at thn Omuxerctal S**t«*i'
tt-i <uis, corner pf Wood »nl Fifth street*. wiil !<* *■!•!, a
;»)• :*• and Werl! selected Stock of soDal'le Dry t-f
lli-' usual staple and fancy varieties, comprising pli*th», c;i»
>»ir;-r**, renting*, muslin*. check*, Binghams, hai
*«-* (Maine*. merino**, alpaca*, hosiery, cloves, shawl*.
iiß i ikorxhiff?, bonnet*. trimming*. A*.
Ai 2 o’-bvk, I’. M.—New and servud baud household atj-1
kit hen furniture, betid and Iwddinjc, icLipm and.jue«-npw»r#.
Ion 1 log glares, table cutlery, Ae; aleo, an in»*>try tuo
«*i’ vr* and tobacco. I*. M. I>AVIB,
j '29 Auctioneer
PUBLIC ti/U.K OV lk)\ Wool) i*LAN l’J». —un fCKSh A V
AFTKRNWN, Ut,at 3 o'clock, at UirComow
at.' Sales lUx-mn, corner of Fifth,and Wood ntyreO, will l»*
soli. luO fine boxwood plant*.
X ' KW UOOKB J Oa'i r i;kCKn’kb BY iU.NKtt a Co , No
J. t 32 Stnltbtield street
rir J&eper Care* Knight, hi* life and experience. with
nor'rt account of LU orer*r»acbtoiPt A<* : by Cbarlea l-e?t.r,
ao'horof O’Malley, Ac.; t»ri» &0 ocuU.
Kirh'-on nod Famine: by Mra. Ann 0. Stephens; '•©to
pic v In one Tolume, of 426 paj{M; cloth, $l.,
The Master's Uou*e ; a tale of Southern Life; $1,2/>.
Aubrey: by Sir*. Marsh, author of Kxnlly Wyndham,
Ca»'le Aron, Acu 60 mdU,
'1 ik; Ancient,Egyptian*; an account of tbeir manners and
ru"nms; Illustrated, with 500 wood cuts ; $2.
Chamber*’ Journal, for July.
The Iron Cousin, or Mutual Influence: by Mary Cowden
Clnrk: $1,20. For «al« by IL MINKK A CO .
lUtlrokd Company.
SUBSCRIUKKi* to tin*alh*t* Koai nollfl-d llist
lb« Board of IHnvUirK liner r*ll«*<J for a k*hm»ihl install*
Di«Dt of Fiv* IWLURn piT shar»\ piyabln m the Treasurer
on tbo lit Monday of JI’NK, ami also Five LHillar* per
share on the first Mnndny of earli month, until
\t6TICBT6 GHOOKRa7-fl New
J> 1 and 2, for sale by [jy22] JAMKB wAIIDKOI'. -J".! 30 "- A, ' > . A> _ V 'J U M: > ‘ 1 ,rfa ‘ u,vr
A'VKKV FINK DKAV HuKSfc, 0 yearn olu, lor nai« «-n
-qulfo of FLEMTNO BROS.,
CUIKAP IIUUSKS—SS6o, $lOOO and *l,loo KM SALK a
I Frame House of b room*, well arranged and in good
order, with ft lot of 22 feet front on Clay alley, near Wash
button street, and not far from tbu Coart House. Price
!&£•> —terms easy.
A}sQ —A good House and larpn Lot of Oround for fdOOO,
and a House yell Qnirthcd for $L,luO. Term* of payment
easy. fjylg] 8. CUTUBEHT & SON, 140 Third street.
BI.AUK SILKS.—Just w-Jend at A. MTIOUK’S, corner
of Urant and Fifth streeu, a fesr pieces of v?ry Hot*
plain and floured Black bilks. 'Also, Mantilla bilks and
Trimming*. in all tho fashionable colors; bleached MusUd*
and Irish Linens, t* cases of the verj best makes, Just re
celv-dat •* A. MTIQIIK’S,
- - corner Grant and fifth sts.
OliKfcSK —24 bozo* prime Cbee-e.just received and Jbr
■Mile by ljy4) SMITH k SI.N'CLAIH.
FJNK KXTKACTi FOR TUB HANDKERCHIEFS.—I
bare ihl* day received a large assortment of Bozin's
baa Extracts, among which are bis celebrated Oriental
Drops. e*hl to be the finest perfumery in the world. Also,
bis-celebrated Extracts of Upper Tea, Jockey Club, Ac , Ac.
XJjb.ia wishing fine extracts can always procure them at
JOS. FLEMING'S,
• jyl2 corner of the Diamond and Market st.
11 Jf AGIO PvhIAHINO FOW DKll—Oat) of tins bout articles
JYL now io polishing floe bran, Ac; 1 grow* re-
b,T fj;4l JOS. FLBMINQ.
' fiRiFF, RSHINpKft A CHAFF,
%TANUFAOTOEKH3B OP COAL AN*> woop COOKING
jVi BTOVBS, Parlor and Healing StoTas, tirato Fro»jtj,
Radars, Wagon Boxeit Ac., Ac.. Warehouse No. 124 WOOD
Street, abort' piftb, Pittsburgh, Pa. Jy24
TOWKLa.—}Ve bavejuet nwluj another lot
of throe excellent Taik'Uh B»ife T ow «l»-
Tbo Brown Linen Towel hta a sharp stimulating surface,
combining the properties of a flesh Brush, with toe desired
flexibility of a Towel. The Cotton Towel powwnse* a son
nets not attainable in the linen, and the peculiarity of ab
senting molfiiure without friction. Call early and secure a
pair. C> B. HEADLY A CO.,
jy24 ED- 82 Third street.
PERSONS wishing to go to Cameron Station, V» , to look
At thst cheap land, will please leave their Dames at ou r
ofllce as sooc as possible, Id order that all may go together
at seme time. Good lands Id lots of 6 acres and.upwards,
situate within 2 to 4 miles of Railroad Stations, are selling
at tb to $lO ap acre, and easy terms. This is an opportuni
ty of securing a hoipertead not to be neglected.
8. CUTHBKKT * BOS,
Jy24 ' 140 Third street.
mAKTARIO ACiD—2OO lbs for-sale by
X FLEMING BROS.,
Successor to J Kidd A 00.,
jy22 No. 60 Wood street^
CUT AND DRY TOBACCO—2S bbls and 2u ht bbb supe
rior, for sale by |Je2»l BMITU A SINCLAIR.
rpO LIST—The second story room, large and convenient,
X well lighted, and good front entrance, of No. 140 Third
street. Possession given immediately. Apply to
B. CUTQB&RT A SON,
jyl3 . J 140 Third street.
OOPBRKINE OLIYK OlL—fi down of lb» pure Tuscan
O Olive Oil, for table use, received this day. Those in
want of a very excellent article can procure it at
1 JOS. FLEMING’S,
jy7 corner of the Diamond and Market »L
Aaool> DWELLING HOUSE, ot 11 rooms, well fialsbed
and in good order; situated on liand street. For sale
a. CUTHBEET * SON,
140 Third street.
LAft#>— § kfgi N*. 1 for sale by
jyXO HENRY 11. COLLINB.
BACON— 300 Bacon Sides for sale by
jylO HENRY IL COLLINS.
HKNfiX H. OOLLXN&.
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Destructive Fire.
Southern News*
Fat lure to Buffalo.
Sale ef Sew Flour.
AT 7 O’CLOCK, P. M.,
P. M. DAVI«. Au^Uon^r.
No. Bm)thfl*ll Hrrft.
00 Wood «lrret.
- "*,* ' v-w: «*•*»•*%*•
V *V; J f' t. V • . r, •
,vv «\ -
*■ j v ' « * ■ • , \ ..
u ? '»
form* mm .r < OMMERCIAL POb :
The River.— On Saturday erening at six IA-lock, i y the : r,, TTBBURO n BOARD OP TRADE A.VD
meUd mark, tbero were twenty-one iocUwt nn;l t? iu<* MKRCnAWTS* EXCHANGE.
Ilowly. Weather warnrand cloudy. , OFFICERS
President —JOHN SHIPTON.
First Vice President—Wu. H. Smith.
Second " “ Wit. R. Beowx.
Secretary— Wm S. Hate*.
Treasurer—Jouti D. Scullt.
Superintendent—S. T. Nortoam, Jr .
Ommittee on Arbitration far July. —Wm. U. Smith, V. I’.,
S. IIAEDiUOn, WM. BAQALET, JOSHUA RHODES, GEO. BUCK.
Tht steamer YorkUncn is at the wharf making ready to
leave forCindooatl;'
TAesteamer Gasrl is running Id the packet traae between
Cincinnati end MayavUle; and the Araba, Capt. Wood
burn, in the mail trade between Louisville and St. Louid.
The Loulcviiic Dtmoerat of the 28tb, states that none of
the regular Cincinnati packets arrived yesterday, they be
ing all ag -ouud, or drawn off on account ef the low water.
The Alhambra, a storn-wbeclcr, drawing about ten inches
water, brought the mall down, aud will rdn for awbilo as
an “ independent” packet. Thu through mail for the East
was sent oyer the Jeffersonville Railroad, and the river moil
was (tarted lhe Americas.
The river continues steadily fulling, with Shindies water
in the canal, and about feet on the Portland and New
Albany bar. Along the lower Ohio the latest arrival re
ports 4 feet water, and the chnonel “ catting out,”—Louis
elite Courier.
The following is from the Cincinnati C»>imrrcml of the
28th Inst:
CLimfication qf Steamboat Engineers. —The steam boat In
spectors of this port, have changed the classification of En
gineers (from July IStb) to the following :
Steamboats to be divided into two classes—the first ela»*
composed of all boats of 200 tons and over, and the second
class of all boats under 200 tons.
The Chief Engines-, or First Engineer, acta as first engi
neer on any bout. The First Assistant Engineer can act aa
first engineer on scojnd class boats, and as second engineer
on any boat. The Second Engineer can only ac.l as second
engineer on any boat, and the Second Assistant Engineer
can only act as second engineer on Mtcond class boats.
The Inspectors on this classification, remark as follows :
*• We thus get fire grades of engineers in tbo two
In the first class, the destination is only in name, and de
signed to be filled by that class of men only, wno are enti
tled to it by long experience, general intelligence, and me
chanical skill. The three grades in the jecond class are ac
tually to meet the various differences existing in what is
now termed the second engineer. Tbo necessity for (his
change exists In the fact, that we, os Inspectors, are oft-n
In doubt os to the justice of orslgnlog the applicant th«
place of first engineer.”
STEAMBOATS.
•‘1854.”
PITTSBURGH, CIKCIHHATI, LOUISVILLE,
A5O
SAINT LOUIS
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Steam Packet Line,
vox tux ocsyetasce or
PASBEKQEBS AND FURIGIIT
BtTWEES
PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Saint' Louli.
mm, Thu List is ooropwd cf wn*n fP*S»
class powerful vsm-LM&tf
for ttpead, splendor, safety,aHßßß
and comfort, and in the oply mao-juif p.mr tint or Steam
Pacekts on the edito river. It connects with the U. 8. Mall
Line of Steamers from ciudnnatl to L/>oiHvliU> and Saint
Loulvby which pa.<wrogere and freight arahc.ldrd ami re
ceipted Viroujh (Lilly: Two new Steamer* hare been added
to the Line, which odw oonsbitA of the following boats:
Days o f Drfkiriurt
Hoots. ('o)4ains. from fht/simrgh.
DUCKEVK STATE.,..-..M. Vi. Keltedocyol...Sunday.
MESSENGER, .No. 2..... J. II U*vr- Monday.
ALLEGHENY Geo. M'lui* .Tu«-d*y.
CRYSTAL PALACE Wx.J. Konvrt WeJn-^lny.
PHILADELPHIA K. J. Ghacx Thursday.
PITTSBURGH- H. Campbeli. Friday.
rKN.SBYI.VAMA Jxo. ItL'KiritTin
Ln»T* «t lo o'clock, A. M.,
No frrirfbt rprolrad after nine oVWk on lie i f
d-'partur*.
For partimUr?, *pply on botri, to
JOii.N 15. LIVINGSTON. I
JOHN FLACK. ) ***«»•
MonoupOiala Ileus* Uulldlof*.
!d-:UC
pntobuncfa. n&3.
Vor Clncinn«tfl~~
iiMj. THE •oJ ilrfcufbt *tweraer HON'-
Cwpt. J J will lutf t-r ch*
■■■BhaboT* *D<l toic;porta on MONDAY,
3lMiot..«t 10 A. MO
► or fwljtht *r.d paa-hj-* »ppl» <<d board. jy2W
Hegalar Wheeling Ptcket.
iimu 'i'll t nU-auitT KYCUANOfc, C»pt. MtinLU ii,
*?itt MONDAY, WKUNftfbAY, «dJ
«HHBBMbKK.II>AY. «t i''Vi-luck. A, M., noncfetlDf »U •
Uj* C. «o 4 P UaUrotd »t Wril**il!- Fos freiebt «|>plr U>
j-W J. D CoLUNf.WOOD, Af/nt.
Regular Wheellng
nvn, TIIK fcCLli «K, Cei-Uin otDB.it D
si. crerr TtßilM V, THL'K»-*DA\ f
saTUKIuY, .! v a. M.. »aJ foa
viib i •« V »o J V KaiiruaJ ji
K.*r l-
J. D COLUNGWYmO. Af-r;?
** IS i 1."
Canada west
Cleveland, Port Stanley (jy k
msosh *“<* p "- »“-"»• JU
THK FINK !■-*» jir»»>\ir«» TEt.E>IKAI‘M. CupUin
R. Ua&JU'W. *UI Disk* !ta trip* a »«lt (wt l» U Cl-t-ISD I.
P<Tt ERanlcy, aa4 P<;rt U iiwril, »« S<*ioir«:
L-*»e* CS'-'v'cbt I -r I‘>r e»ery «M
TUCHKDAY EVEXJMi. »t: ; v n-l.- K.
turner* Pari llur»- ii r r jwi >tr.tiir-v .1 1 .
I (iT»» Pori i-\ f>t O-Triar.J ••tfiv W Kl>.\ KcO A V
an! SAIL'HU.II Kt EMM;. nt - -'ri- v!
The Telegraph Catjn- rt».M t 'i-evi.’iti w!.h Hi- C»“»'!a.n-l.
C< lurubu* *uJ Cjui'iiiauii) ib>‘ Cirv,.;*e-i IMUbar* h.
lb- L»ke »L<>re, to) Uw , N-rrulV. an 1 CUf-Ui-.l
K*itrr«4«- Alio n Jim-i* u’. I’-rt .v»mey elth ihr l.i.a-4an
l.m- of stA>;p>, which «'»;arrli viih the Oreo; Weitvrn
Railroad. *
Fur fn lciit uDil p*»>»i»*e oa - r to SCOTILL A
LAUI)KHI*AH;. * V Hjl.CmiA, iVn Maui-) .
or A MIIRIHK. I’ori Hi»r»«*U. ■ ni«r-. »i- e
WANTS.
lANJi WaIIHAM.' d'AitTKH- siT> *r.‘ J -l-I.V j.i.r
-j -eliaae Laud Warrant* U> tlj** si I'.uu: • f 1 n* Tu. u-»nJ
Arrwi, id *<o cr W • r r» Wum'ii.*; f>r aLclv-wsh l«-
(*aiiJ f I TB In guil, f'.r lui *rr<*A, and In r.r->j*;rtl.'n s-r •;
and 40 acre*. Af.;djr U> JAUK? |!I.\KK..Y,
I‘,rr\! K-talc and
xhts ruro-T <*f. S>»“oi li ai.t
\l/A\TKl>-rtf')'n|; TllltKk !><TS,oi. I>:aa. all*».
** Mr.i;li£iriJ and Uri.nl ttrcvC*. I.t a
fair fru-e will l* ;•■*! In-, Mr* • !
jriiA'w Tll'.*MA> -W.fli «. T , i .H.lh
MTO.VXKLLt U ILMK ti ,
U A N U F.KS.
\NI> in lunt. V.:.--, >il*»
ttiu. Cuirvn! 81..1 >*»r » rc<'Ti«- 5 n« ii->
m;l -M i u '.i'tnciiv» :i (Y
at env in th* I'nlt.,! Mai. -
S.U-ti -vTu*i U lUtU'- Tif.': »;
m»ll ft
Lit vldtlMl
i.'i r'•*». •>» fi'r-M n-:r, o \-> r.,m *\'.. >
lv,t i
riMIK Till>TKKtf . f Mu* I‘iMO.«Ltt C-. mf*n*
1 till.- .|.-;nrv-l « i»ni Jr-., ! <.f r:\» fi» .j>r ..ii ih-
C-pltai JOih k o! .«il r*.i:i ;*!!>-. out Of the {irotit* - f la-t
►ii month*. < ii l.'ioari'l. to ?lr «-ktml:W» or tJi*-rr
lr»ra! n",'rr»LUiHf, nt 1 1. •- •-<• of Ui«- i_\«uipi*ny.
jyH '2w JA'ir.f M I’Hill? t \ 1 i.-n.ciror
IAND: LAND’!—?. ft TIiHLKT A M>N li»« <; l. r «•*!«
j Fanuiof from ui U> »i-rv«. kicatul in v!tjv
nlk, Ohio, Virginia, an>t upward* of lo.'.*w irn*«
in M’Lran county.' IlLuoi*. wr.-ral timt» ft Un<l on th»
water* of Hi|f Fi*Mng i><vk, Va , in )»t» « [ l.'ki ai-T-» *i;<!
upwards, at fl.iO, f-*;. s’•. au.l flu per acre lVr—>m »|«h
iu.c to buy, »ill fiti-t if to Uirir a-lvaotsgo to rail at our
..fliw, No. HI. Third sir.-*-L j*: - .
SILK?. MAMJU.a:* l»KL?? u*U»,
Trimming*, llcmtery.atid tiluvrv lhods,
Liurn and While liood*. Ikinnet*. Millinery
Furnishing Oow.lfl. A-- . kr„ linr* nil hero marked doKn fn in
aiijJl l , par cent, during the Seim Annual Milc'of
• A A MASON A. <X*.
'' -j Fifth *tn-t
f’l'lstL't; FAl*Ktt —Anaurlod coiui*, W L'.ii)l«-(woiT • U*e,
at low pricer, Ly J S. IMYISoN,
Treaiurcr’i <rftlc« of ilir t bariltri Vality
ONH 'IXJIA.AU AND IIiTV UKAI'3 I’KH Alltß, f'r
good land siluate <>n the water* of Big Fulling Creek,
Va. dereral tract* of 10UU aero* each, will be •jhi l.n lots
to suit purchasers, el the above price: »l*o. some el ft par
acre. About 1000 acres on Flih Creek, within from 2 to 4
tnUes ol the Kail road, at $5 per acre. Also, 100 acres about
Jo mllmi from Moundsville, Va., anti 0 from th« river, «l
$lO per aero. Quod lauds, good titles, and *a*y terms.
For full particular* call bu, or address by mail, post paid,
8. CUTHBKKT * SON,
jy!6 Beal Estate Agent*. 140 Third et.
-VTOtick TO PAHMEKd.—
50 Hone Hakes, Improved pnttern .
20 Pateut Grain Brill* ;
40 down I lay Hakes;
‘SQ d° Hay Forks:
6 do (Jrao Cradles:
2u do Scythes and Soealbs;
Hi do Horse Muxiles; for at 47 Fifth street, by
je!7 JAMES WAHDKOP.
ICE PITCHERS.-W. W. WlLSON,corner of Market and
Fourth streets, is opening another lot of those very
much approved Patent Brlttaoia leo Pitchers, fbr family
aod hotel use. Ice will last from four to five hours longer
lo theea than In any other Pitcher, abd they are of a good
pattern for constant use at all seasons. Every family,
boarding house, and hotel, should be supplied with lb«m ;
price $O. Call and examine them at 67 Market >t. Jy 10
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUB UNITED STATES,
for the W«t«ro District of Pennsylvania
William A. Murray and others,l
vs. -No.—
Steamboat “Active." )
To au PiESOfts INTEttfSTiD:-T«ke tkiUc, that bv virtue
of sundry attachments, Issued out of the District Court of
ti e United States fo.r the Western District of IVuusyivania,
dated the 20th day 'of July, A D. 18M, and to me oirocted,
I attached the steamboat Active, now lying at the worksof
AnJrew Laeoh 4 00., on iho Mouongahela river, in a plea
ciptf ti maritime, wbetein William A. Morray nod others
are libellants, and the owners and master of tho said steam
boat Active are respondents, and the Court have Appointed
the 4tu dat or AtiQOßt trxxr, as the time of hearing of said
attachment.
jy24:td _ WESLEY FROST, Marshal.
Saw Mjll.
A FINE opportunity for employment la offered by the
subacriber to any person owning a good PORTABLE
SAW MILL, to an* the timber on 60 or 00 acres of land,
ou a farm within SU miles of the city. The timber i« of
the very beßt quality, anil easy of access. The Chartlera
Railroad runs through the property and offer* a ready
maiket for the timber, and the Steubenville Railroad is
now being built within a short distance of the land on
yoich the timber grown.
ifcr particulars and terms address “B. G.” through the
Pittsburgh PoatOfflxu. jy24:lw
gtcaai Machinery fur iTnited Stafei Steam
Frigates*
Navy i»KPARTitxxT, July 19th, 1854.
IN CONBEQUKNCK of various applications from different
parts of the United States, desiring an extension of time
to enable manufacturers of machinery to prepare plans and
proposals to be submitted in accordance with the terms of
the advertisement of this department of July 1.1554, tbe
time epecifiel in that advertisement for the jecoptlim of
is until the Ist of September next
P 7r&dlw*2lwtlßept J- C. DOBBIN.
\M UZZLK TOUR BOGS—fl uoren Dog Muzzles, Just re-
J3X celved and for oale by DOWN 4 TETLEY,
jei4 128 Wood street.
'* r AMP BLACK—6O bbls for rale by
I i jy23
CHEAP PRESERVING SUtiARa—
Whit* Soft Crushed at 8 and 9 cents per tb;
N. 0. Sugar, 20 lbs for $1; for sale by
Je24 W. A. M’CLUBQ
'«*• , "HI-."?. ■ r •
’ w* •
• W»- ; v . ;•/
._, - ’-N ♦.M '-. ■. V‘ .■ , .
‘ '"'*• • • ’ s >V*j- '■ •!' ■» *„ » «',*
' '• ' '•V'*
"• i • .'4*- •** ’. ' J a’ ‘
.. i ,• /* • v */*
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKET,
Orrio> ob tbi Daily Morkixo Post, >
Monday, July 31, 1864. I
The course of Flour U still upward. One lot brought $9.-
25—a hUher figure than has been attained here for many
years. We note:
FLOOR—76 bbls superfine In 2 lots, from wharf, at $5.75;
27 do do at $5,62; 25 do extra from depot at $0; 100 super
fine from store at $9; 76 extra from btore at $0,25.
RYE FLOOR—6° bbls at $B.
GRAIN—Corn—lOO bush Kar from store at C 5. Outs—lls
bush frem store at 45; 1100 do from depot at37>v
WHISKY—I66 obis in lots at 27c.
H AY-33 lnad* at $14@16 ton.
MuLASSES—4I bblaon private terms; 81 do Cypress at
25c, 4 mo*.
BACON—I6,OOO lbs Ilams and Shoulders at and
•VX
MESS PORK—I 2 bbls at $13,6 mos.
CHEEBK—BOOO lbs at S*£, 60 daya; 60 bxa at 'Jc, cash.
PIQ METAL—W tonß canal at 42, 6 mos.
COa&JtCTEb DAILY FOR THE MORSINO MS*
Patrick* 4 Friend. Exchange Brokers,
Comer 0/ Fifth and WoodtireeU, Pittsburg •.
LOANS. i-'iJ- 1 Atled. Par Pat
United Stalest'*. 1808 $ 119,00 * 120,09 $ 190,00
United Statcsss. 1853 - 100,00, 101.00 100,00
PHnnsylTanlaCs.lB79 - 106,00, 000 100,00
t*enniiylvania&B.lBi>B 95,00 97.00 100,00
Allegheny county tie.. ! ICO,OO 100,00
Allegheny county coupon* 96,00 100,00 109,00
llttsburgh city 98,00 100,00 100,00
Pittsburgh city coupons, payable
New York.... 10i00; 102,00 ’
Allegheny City 0s- 98,00' 99,00
Allegheny City coupone, payable
in Philadelphia
BANK STOCKS.
Ban): of Pittsburgh. 55,61) 56,76
Merchants* Manufacturer*’Bank 67,00: 67,50
Exchange Dank-.
Farmers’ Deposit Bank.
Allegheny Saringn Bank..
BRIDGE STOCKS.
Monongahela Bridge..
St. Clairvlreet Bridge.
Ilaudstraet Bridge—
Northern Liberties Bridge.....
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Western Insurance Company 16,00 16,00
Citizens' Insurance Company 16,00; 17,00
Associated Firemen'aCompany.... 6,00 7,00-
TELEGRAPU STOCKS.
AtUnUcanJ Ohio 42,00 44,<V
WtUbur(rb,Cindonati*LouUvUlo 41,75 43,00 :
Lake Krir 24.00|
Pittsburgh Gu Works £>B,oo 68,60
Mocoagilicl&SUokVftter —' 46,00
RAILROAD STOCK. i
PeanaylTval* Railroad 49,00 45.7//
Ohioaod Penxuylvaola Railroad— 48,76 49,0)?'
Gereland 4 iitubnrgh KailmJ... 60,00 62,0 f
Marint KailwaT and Dry Dock 102,60 106,00
Turtle Crert Plank Road 10,00 12,0 V.
PuTysriUe Plank Road- 20,00
Greeoaburg Turnpike
CUartWf Coal Company....
COPPER STOCKS.
PitUborgb and Boeton.
North American.-.
North Wr.xt.
North W-Kirni
Adventure.
Ohio Trap Rock....
Minnaeota
PtttrhurKb and late Royal
UouftbtoD
Outouogan.
RUi£«
Plrr steel..
CMHo*
Rlurfr.
PeDto«uUr
Arery
Poraat
I'h<eelx..
Iron Cltr
a.oo
0.06
7,00 9,00
- - 2.60 BJ>O
Ur«M Slaking and AtUlnary.
/\ MR*. S. K. CAKQO respectfully Inform* h*-r friend*
other*, that abn l* prepared '.o make in -rd- r the
'OP* la'nl aiyleacf D HESS £3, CLOAKS, MAXTILI.aS,
T,tI.MAS, >Sz , no the ahortrrt notice and on ty»«- meat pea
ecuabla lam*. Children'* Clothing mafo up with ncata.- 1 *
and despatch. bonnet* alterad and dyed itix-onllng :»>
direction", and neatly and tastefully tritßUod. U"e aim to
give ealUfartfoo
Aj<jllo BuilJtoga, Nq To FOURTH t*cr*et. aeconJ *lnry,
entrance a* to ibo Crystal Palac- Daguerrliii i>ui-
Ur r jy£ v l*wlr
$33,000 Wortii of Farm* and Building Loti!
100 FARMS AND 2000 BUILDING LOTS
** d.i-uirj iN'Xij ‘<JO Sv>-tcnbrri on J'rtnx np ./ :ht
31at of July, I*3*.
\MHi.K NUMBER ARK ALREADY EN»iA<iEl>
Many <-f the I*>U near these have been told for trim
4<>< t« Ciy) per cent advance over the price for whirl; thr**
t..n are no* told, "bowing that the purchase wOl be a
L«idi aubemlwr, Foil 'INLY Jit. pavehl.' in Instalment*
uS &> each. will receive FOUR UUJLMhO IiITT, 2.'. by Wo
1«-:. Wtr.g t©jrrth**r, nr a FARM tf from'd to du aerv* Tl.*.-
li.'« are beautifully l<vat**d at LAKELAND. Ling lilatrd.
where a new church and *«**j/»l bou**, and a number of
private dwelling*, store*, work thuja and U- toriee. have
already been efertel. imril more are no* being built, and
ktrT.-rai hun-Jr**! will be erected tliemiuia.f crason.
Tbi* fo a fine oppcrtuni’y of owning a delightful country
residence near the ntv. wberv tb« dotted*' oocif'irbi of a
family rlr*-le can W fully realised, anl wh-re ifcl tMJ build
in.-I end alout OS) ?'4run bare lately t-ecn «w!J ; ar:-l
».*!e« »er 'tally hem.* made tolndivlduai* who, alter can?ful
«n»miua:S'.a of It* toa iti o and ascertaining the quality t f
Uih*i.i. un'form* for agrtcttHurwl j-urjaswe, be
lt.,: r. t.bd-nt that no food «o cheap and calculated W lr»-
. • r«pHt> In value ran ho had Wl'.blu hi catle* Ot '.hr
me Thi* !»n.i would hae* l-ren all tufc.-u up year* bar A,
tia ' ha* teen >IN ral jurj for tbc laeF? r-ottirr, ar: l
.•»•>.!) ;*'«-!> )-->rAe<i Up for upward* of two h;in tre-1 year—
‘in- e wfcirh lurv sale* ba*e b*«*o made, and *h> tfo- «ild
d»--r n'«iD«*i at ianra mat now lu* t*»**o L-aut'.tai r..ti..g. *
• il; 1-u.ij'alW Lrl.U tino; with tbeabunJaul prvriu>-t i- u*
vf ur mi'thrr earth
n.i. i« on*- < r ,l»» b»*-: op;oHuniUi<« t»«» ti- t Ju.m*
tif *m»il wlj«> are i!r-tit»!<* of » hfxii*'of th*iri.*u,
u ; ur\ia.-i‘ 'mr fjr t to*rr trifis; at an, a fartm. r. i.
hi «*•-<> tiv» and U-u acM**, au<l upwanl*. al froi.i
tu .i.i- r-r '.-to.
j »-r'- »• wtahmx t*> arail i f ■
itf > u'>« to pr<»'ur«* * Co* {ana '-r tmitiini i
'.},»• hiiijirf C’lij, maki* laiao>ii«t* af-n
h-i »'l> nrarlT if. Apj>tr u. C»L\KLK>
\S< •* tl». - k.im < t lultv-n etr.-.*!, V V. «h.-r,
ins l < nr>'l li'i le ran )■« bail, or viol U 11
ui-. . U. M I.aJ.N, Aicul,
j, t '.II Fifth atr«-»l. I*iU*tMir^li
u
.ftuti* tt.fcde
FU.\.\kU.\ HOUSK.
OH r.-TM'T jnTIIKM, AUi>VK TUMID, IMiH.AUFLI’UI A
rAItUKU A. LAIUD, Proprietors.
TKKMs i'i'.ti D-U.
For Hal*.
V LARGE NEW Cni NTER, SHOW CASK, «i,d Ml.rr
»u r» Haturea, cheap, for rale at No 71 I"I'RT t
Str.Mi J'lM.
JUiurTA AM* MDGJ*.—-Thuae who wbh !o get »
oi*t and well fitting
lIIu>T, SHOW or GAITER,
will rail at M’LACOIILI N*S,
>« H l*.'> Fourth ro-l
OarßO'i Uaguerrtotrp* and Art Gallery,
Jpmllo Muihhng, A'o. 70 >WrIA »fr«vl, (rux{ to Lytuls
Carpel Emporium.)
i-p U. M. CARGO A CO. baring fitted up the moat
ample room* in the city with tuaimnoth akv and
alJe light*. offer Unit CUm LIKENESSES, ui
atria to ault *ll, rorylng la prln* armnllng lo
Affßfcrim and quality of com, Ac. Superior oil
hy the beat artirta, for «ale, and on ex
hibition luring ibe day and evening. CiUicna and strao
««m are lorlLsl to rail and examine ape-clmenß and Paint
ing*. aprtT
FOR SALE'VERY CHEAP.
Alim. DING LOT IN ALLEGHENY CITY, 21 Teel by
lot). A gixxi bargain ran be bad by applying «*>n at
the r ifire of the MORNING POUT __ JtlJMf
<>i Miwkrt *t
\(H»I) bUILDINU LOT, 21 feet front on Cnreon «trr*t
hr 100 feet in depth, la Birmingham, will 1* acid
cheip* Enquire of GEO. F 01 LIAtOUK,
j,13 at office of the Morning Port.
UUILDIMJ LOT I?UK HALE.
A LOT ‘U feet front on WYLIB itreet, and extending
bark Ioi* f«wt to tflda alley. On tbe bark part of the
Lot U a Collar Wall, built fur t*o ajnall Uouaua. Thi* Lot
la in a denirable location for areakienre; and will be aold
low, and on tarorable term*. Title good, and clear from
iuc ombronre. Enquire of QEO* F. GILI.MOUE,
jvia At OWre of Morning P--t.
POWETiTRiKUOOK,
Architectural and ORNAMENTAL carvers
Urn«'i:ental Pattern* lor Coating, In erery etyle;
Mfr'eling, Ifoaignlng, Ac. Compoaltlou Ornament** for tbe
dn'orallun of Steamboat.*, Building*, A? 4 W 5 SMITIIFIELU
Street, near Ihn Fuat Office. vL.lin
fI'URNIF SEEDS.—
X Ruta Uaga, Purple Top,
Yellow Aberdeen, Koffolt,
Qlol>«, mil UftlM HybrtJ; whutoale
id l l retail il.tb* Seed Store, Fifth «tr**L
Jo-jy JAMES WABDROF
IjHiK RENT—A very desirable coantryeeat, 7 miles from
1 tli*< ciiv, on tbf Steubenville nlke-fete the Homestead
of Oen. Wiu. Marks. Along with the house tod garden,
will U> let an Orchard of tbo very best duality of grafted
fruit. For further particulars, enquire of Mr. Jackson, at
the Toll Gate oo the premises,
jjll JAS- 0 RICHEY, Heal Estate Agent.
JUBTUECEIVEU.— Wearyf«»ot Common: by Utieh
lUU'LIb.
Walter Warren, or the Adventurer of tho Northern
Wilds: by Oweu DuOy.
Woman's Love: by Eugene Sue.
Flora Lyndsay : by Mr*. Moodie.
The Frontiersman; a narrative of 1783. Just received
and for sale by W. A. GILDKNFKNNEY k CO.,
ij ll No. 70Jtourth street.
WBfNUKSKW ANTED—■One that la youug and healthy
Apply at FRANGISCCS* Agency Office,
jj H No. o 2 Fifth street. Dear Post Office. j
WKST RRN bit A FTS-—Conatan tty tor sale at sight, or |
short dato, on
Cincinnati, Louisville,
St. Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago, Detroit, and
Cleveland; at N 0.71 Fourth street.
A. WILKINS k CO.
beautlinl location or elte tor a Rolling
Mi|l, Glass Works or Foundry, situate iu Yemperance
vUli;, Allegheny county. Pa. For terms and prloe enquire
of Sir. J. Howard, Fourth street, or
JAMES C. RICHEY,
Beal Estate Agent.
q»S ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE —With a small Frame
&ij House—l 2 acres In coal, within 5 miles of the city..
jyll SON. UP Third st
EXfItACT^3F _ V ANIM.A—I gross of Bonn’s celebrated
flavoring extracts of Vanilla, received by
ivUi JOS. FLEMING
In Admiralty.
T«M for the People.
NOTWITHSTANDING so much fuse about the
of Tea, wo are receiving S5O Half Chests,
of Young Hysons, Imperials, Gunpow.
Oolongs, Souchong, and Congou, all of which
has own selected with care, and will be sold as usual.
A. JAYNKB,
aplo Pehln Tea Store. 38 Fifth ft.
EW BOOKS, BY EXPRESS, AT DAVISON’S BOOK
STORK, G 5 Market street, near Fourth.
The Pilgrims of Wolsingham, a tale of the Middle Ages:
by Agnes oCnii!—*"-•
Htlla, Lakes, and Forest Stream*.
Travels in Armenia, Russia, Turkey, and Persia: by
Curzop.
Owl Creek Letters.
Maurice on Lords Prayer.
ChriHtmas Holidays in Rome: by Kip. jylQ
Fleming bros.
OKSL’fI CORDIAL—IU doz on hand and for sale by
j y2 2 FLEMING BROS.
*. •. * *..•
• «,
;** * -••
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. .V/
- - i-L.V v> .:.
- - ‘4- f -
FBICE6 OF STOCKS.
92,00 94,00 100.C3
66,26 (6,60
00,00 00,00 2,14
53,76. 24.C0 25,00
86,00 25,00
OO,OO 00,00 47.00
SO,OO 88,00' 50,1-0
%yOC- 10,OC
IK,.Vi
176,00
■ —— «,<*
80,00
lT,ft'
6,26 T,{t
17.6'.'
• *#>,«'
i,OO 10,Of'
4,6© 6,00
T fIP
UW l.Tf
B,ou S.'i'-
O4K»
V.GO
Lot for Hale.
MISCELLANEOUS.
lARD AND LARD OIL-*
j 15 kegs No. I Lard; A
10 bids do Lard on
sbalfbblH do
Received sodlbl «de by
mylß
MILLER * RICKETSON
RICK— A) tierce* prime litre receiTfcd and for sale b;
MILLER A RICKKTSON,
221 ana 223 Liberty *•
IARD OlL—lti bM * N-> 1 Lard Oil;
j 10 lif o > do; fqr sale by
MILLER ft KIOKETSQ
JAVA OOFKKE— ‘Jo j-crivrts Old Oov, Jbt.i Col Tee, for : a.
by (jeVTj MILLER * UICKETrOX.
CILAKKT WlN*.—*o (■.**•* -UL Juliku” Olaivt, receir.-l
/ and for sale by i jelTj MILLER * RICKETS)X. _
OLIV E OlL—l6 cases 6ii«eOtl, for Bate by
jel7 MILLER A KICKKTSOX.
STAR CANDLES—26 boxes 4’*, 6’a and ti> Star Candles,
for Bale by [Jel7] MILLER St RICKKTSON^
TMSH—36 bbla Medium No. 3 Mackerel:
I* 10 “ No 1 Pickled Herring; in store and for
hale by [jel7] MILLER <S KICEETeoN.
C'l H A S PAUNK—4O basket* *'l74,'’ Clmmpfi^u.'
j Wine, landing and for sale by-
Jen MILLER i RICKETrON.
BtlAD —16 bt>ls No. 1, for pale by
mj29 SMITH & SINCLAIR.
Mantillas.— a. a. mason a cO- hare uow for vui.
more than 100 latest styles of Mantillas. |myil2
lINSKKO OlL—lo bbla fur eale by :
j jelO SEN'.IV HOLMES.
LI ILL—IOO bbls for e«Je uy
)el<J
SALERATUS —40 bxa I'ulveruwd Saleraiu.-, in quarter,
halves and ponnd papers, for Bale by
jell) . HENRY HOLMES.
B UTTfcIt—lu kegs fresh Kurkin Butler, tbr sain by
j,.iy . HENRY IIULMK3.
EGGS— 3 bbls frv.-ih this day received, and i<»r oftlc by
jelfi HENRY HULMB3.
BLUE LICK WATER—3bbIR recVlwd Ibis dayXy
Jua. FLEMING,
corner of the Dlttmund and Marketst.
\tU. 1 LARD 01L—26 bbU in su<ru.ftnd for ult by
i> iny2)l jKLK.MINU BBOS.
LAUD OIL, NO, received and tor wile bv
• myis’ __ ; Joel mohlkr.
OERiIA VE‘S mTOMACu bi h'r;»a-riuuit a on lmn
and for sale by [jolt l ] JOHN llAl-’f, Jr..
I>KAKLfi —bo bbls first quality, on consignment; lor wile
J. by J je!9j F, BBLLKR3 L CO-
I "> ICE—34 tierces an consignment and for sale by
|l mylK) K. SELLERS & CO.
"VTKW DECORATIONS—St. Nicholas’ bridal chamber pat-
Xi tern, for sale by 1
WALTER P. MARSHALL.
OTAR CANDLES—&o boxes Cincinnati, a3noru-d sir.
maaulacturers priees.
PRESTuN A MERRILL'S KxtrucU of Lemon, Orange.
Kim#, Vanilla, Reach, Almond, Jamaica liing-r, and
Nutmegs; for'aa;ebv [jelfljj VV. A. YI’CLURG.
1' NANNY KERN'S NEW ROOK —Kero Leaves, lnr>i ran
. ny s Portfolio; second Herie*; with origiu&l deMiru.-:
by Fred. JI. CoSin. Just received by
B. X, C. MORGAN,
lb 4 Wood rtm*L
frMIK HEART—Just published complete, from
X BVarkweud's Magaiine, price 2o cents; lor sale by
H. MiNKR A CO. JJSamhfltld street.
BkoW.v AND WHITE i'uAlD GINGUA~Ma—An assort
meat of the above Goodsju.it received m
A. HcTiHUL’S,
jel6 corner of Grant ami Kijth *tre»-t*.
t iouKY’S AND KEILitsON’S MAGAZINES, trr July,
VT hav« been received by RUSSELL A BRo ,
jrJd Fifth street, near MarKct.
I vKY PJSAUUIte—IO bbi* Dry *V*cboi; iludollry Ap
I / pl<«, for saJc by
J*l«
HKitKJNti— ion bbbi ballimore lirrniig tu eior« art! t>>r
:-ai« by fc.N'ULl*li C KICIiARUidN.
lid Water and l.'«u Kn i! -t.
i/ALTIUOKE UUIKI SU-UW btd» revetted ll»li il*.y by
>. Pennsylvania iiailru.,J, and for oaie by
ENGLISH A RICHARDSON,
j-«i 11*5 Water t*lr»»L
iiu Lbia Baltimore stiad in t>iore umi lor na;c by
£j ENGLISH A UICIIAIIit>J-N,
ny3o 11>; \V a'.or and ICA* Front si.
IIUAU —*v but* Baltimore Shad. iw etora and for r-al* l.y
O Jed ENGLISH A KLCHAKDSoN.
\4 J HITK FLAH—6b bbli iurpected. fr tale by
TT jr« ENGLISH 4 nlO H ARI)3ON.
MACKEREL —H*U bbU .No. J, by
«K> ENGLISH AkJCIJAROSo.N
I>KAIU» —to bbl» prun-- Peai*, lor «ale by
Jel7 ENGLISH A RICHARDSON
KICK —lve Urrvr.t j-riuie iutT, for *.l* by
je!7 11.ViLlgH * RICHARD*)'*’
2i bbk soul;
O 60 hf bbl? Suad; in *tor*- r.t»d fur rai<- hy
E.NGLlall 4 K 1 UllAKiiSoN
IJOTaTOKS— do *o.-‘,n for by
jcb tILNRY 11. COLLINS.
JYKY PLACllfca—_b t.n* prime, li*r>»iie t>>
f J- * o LIKN K Y 11 COLLIN?.
I kKY bo‘- lorralVby
J7_jclo UANRT 11 C-jLLINa.
SUGAR AND MuLAojKs— ‘
40 tbdi N. o. Suga:
7b bt.'lr do MotaAM*;
lib do 11. M.iia.,Mt<; for «lo by
MVLUKKaN, & i >.
DRILL bilL'iT—iJ i>ry
lb u**Sa lory Peach.-r; for «u!o ty
MYI.IttKAN, UEKK-JN A CO.
Pui'ATOK.S— M bag* on eou>ti;um*-r»t, and u>r mic bv
l*4 M'CJ.LKK.Y.V, HERRON A c'>.
BAOoN Mlui: LUb!l>—'bl oailLs > «vl oa con»t r ,uiH‘'u!
aod furaale low by
M’CLI'.IKAN, UEi.KnN A O’.
IJIG IKON lsJu lou.'< i|etver'o«iuii?y, ( ib3r"Q Kjrna<v.
for ml* by .ujt-.4j UlMi * M»H'RHE\i>
1 )hI>K'HD MINLUALM ATKK-k. ibis uuJ Lull bbi-
J_> (oak and mulberry ttX'i-Tagr. l i,.r ..a,;* by
KlMi 1 M*K>ILIIK\I>.
G* l«.-Xe.i, 'Jilj oloj'tUkVi, i: K*'nu*:i i.
T LV* bnm-l. iu store airl t>r sate by
RING k M«>OKIIEAI>
RaMBo A I'PLKS— l‘»re-J cored, unit slic \l, jut up Ml
calb-a i-wi*. sealed, reUlnto,; tbc
a». fln»<.T and tre*hu—<>t ti, r fruit; fi>r >a:e by
\ I Ai-i.fc ?lu u; AND MOLAaM-^—
XtX * Mr!s««r«, of s p*llx. each
lb. jo in cuke.-,;
Juv. n-c-ned ou and tVr is!.- b-r
V, . A. SV.'LI K(i
M,ll
bt>L* ii*-w J'ou.aiac Hcrncg
<io <J> tihaJ, tb<
t!ip !<••».»(•«. Aif \ll ililAi ll<*(rib^, No
. uu tulhl kl2<l I>y
>"•11 A U.N.-lUW Lll*-rt> -iMt
Jt.»!i.V*TV/.\> l-ATK.NT IC?. CKCvU EuEKZEJ^—Tno
l--t »■ u-.-ir Cl tu<" lld.l ia u-. Knr «.n!e t.j
-•> '•*> HAIL* Y 4 UKNrKAV.
UhA KKK'p )AKI>A I:>W L*.- U-rn 1.-yad
on*' 1l;ti «■ iu >-t (lr.<ir | i!. l r Bftir!f» in iL«* way .:t i-jot
iuutiml* y«?t iDTi-airJ. Il i.« atui.Ht tudLsj**nsib;p in it>**
I>(v|:»rali.ni of brtD», Uru;«. lkmiunv, <Jrv«n cr l)ru«vl
frru.t*. X,-. >cr *#;-t.y BAILEY A BKXftIIAW.
!•■)•*■ —■•'> Liherl* -
yy-IMJ IW Ml AUK.'—A lar a «,;>.UK-Wi.f Wiu
il'>w or tile uolhtc, PlaiD,
Fi«'<n*rtult«, and l<r»m>ry »■t» !«•* ; lor **i »i:o!e
-*»]•• «mJ retail at the Oil Cloth Wareruooi*, No. lit' Market
► tr.-. f- _ Jell*; J. « H, |>UIU.IP>.
ll I ' -kKnp .»0 Uii-hr.* I'rnu | -4rcut Uulf Uii Ci- ;.1 t-r
I **\ * \Wii4aw sMia.l)-. r*-.-. ivi-| from the hiotorj - ,
au<J r.'t -ile at the \Vttrvri*om.«. N'.., 11>; Market arte;-:,
j-i-.i j a n.
I aDik.v i .nma Kl'duutt t;i.u\ <ji un’ ;n«* mi.
j manufactured. H-'h’.-' ut «?.ry Vari.-ty
l-jt -.ale at tli • Kubber Lhr-H.t, 2v>. I iu Market sir»-»t.
J-U
Gl'lTA I'KUUiA UA’i'KU i‘iu»r CUAlj—vVr invite
tin- utlrnUon of |>urch*>er< to IMj> Urvr *d! beautiful
article; the (HjoJs are warranted to remain I'.uUe Id Ail
timl# of weather, and t'crfectfv water f>rwf; tut eak at the
India ItuM»*r lVj-ot, No. 11’* Market street,
J*U J.A H riIILLIPS.
Willi'S 1 —bU doieu Judin huh U-r trnui 1 i.» ?
fret !□ ienjlb, for »ale. wholesale an.l reUu, at No.
lit! Market Hwt. [>Ui .1. A U. I'UlLLli'S.
SUMMER CUAV ATS.—We are uow ojieniu,; a rarietv ol
uew Ktylrßof Lawn and Gingham Craraln aud Tir- fi r
•umrner wear AUo, some rery riob and pistil
and faucj Si.k CrnvaU aod Ties.
A. A. MASON k CO.,
\A Fifth xirvrt
VkALI. I’APfcKS—a"’ uew%ui'jdy l’i IJ', c.-u
} i’apers just sale by
WALTER P. MARSHALL.
85 \\\x»l st^ri
i,MNK I'aPI.K LiAN'ulN’u?—A cOuice aeAortineut
J; cbinU, broeatello, and satlu icuiUuous, for .-'ale by
j-o WALTKK I' MARSHALL
/ YAKKIaUE OIL CLOTH —J.iakj yard* u; th-plain am
\j euauielk<d timsh, manufactured ou plain, r» tiled am
heavy duck goods; sold wholesale adU retail at the Oil Cloth
Wateroom*, No. 11C Market street.
MOUSE’S OOMPUIiNL hYliCl' OK YELLoALMCL
HOOT —Thin compound win remove dissaiuM arislog
trout impurity ol the blood. It act* as a partner cf the
blood; strengthens ami braces the srtfletn ; is harmless and
simple in Us effects. For s«le by
jelU ' ___ JOHN. HAFT, Jr._
DRIED bETTf—lu’uek’** S. 0. Bert ‘
mylS _ F. SELLERS A CO. _
HARPKR’d MAG AZIN E, tor Juue. mr sale bv
B. T. C. MokC. AN,
m>3l 104 Wood street. -
RIFLE UU.NS and PldTOLd—A great variety keptcuo
stantly on Land, together with the necessary appune
uanres, and shootiug material in general, for sale by
j-'d4 BQWN k I'KTLEI’ ■
KEVOLVEUN— A good asaumneiU o' all kiudeof Revol
vers, including Colt's,. Allen’s, MarsteoV, Werner's,
and the Revolving Hammer Pistol, just received and for sale
wholesale or retail, by BOWN A TETLEY,
jelU 13*5 Wood street.
|VALi’lMOltk'TlkKklNU*AN'L Ml All, Tery linc/idTpale
11 by the barrel, by 11A1LEY' & RENdUAW,;
jelid iio3 Libvrt) street.
K“ “NOW NOl'lTlNij“MiTkr COLLAKd, CHAVATs7*ud
a tull assortment uf Furnishing Goods, at thuToew
Trimming Mere of
Je«4 FRANK VAN GORDER.
I j'XTRA OLD GoV”r’ : JAVA'CoFFEK~A _ lew bags, very
j superior, received and for sale by
jetU
W. A. M’CLUttU.
C~ lltAl'K BllA>V Lb.—A. “A. MAaON & CO buve”]
/ reived, per express, another largo assortment ot rich
plalo and embroidered Crepe Shawls mv3o
■ iA(A»— -<J hbdrf Sides;
ll 2 do Shoulders;
2 do llama; tor rale by
e‘2B SMITH & SINCLAIR
K’EFiNRIj SUGARS—
-15 bbls Loverlng’s Crushed Sugar;
50 do Loaf Sugar;
15 do Powdered Sugar;
SO do White Coflee Sugar;
10 do Coarse Pulverised; for sale by
W i.NJJVW GLASS—ISO boxes 8xll)‘
10 do 10x12
50 do 10x14:
25 do 9x12;
15 do 7x9;
Swearer’s and Btuh’e brands ; for sale by
je2s SMITH A SINCLAIR.
oUUAK=« iihda prime N. O. Sugar;
1 do Olariljed do; i;
Received per steamboat Jane Franklin, on consignment;
for sale by (je2l] J. A. HUTCHISON A CO. j.
LACK ' ~ '
Sup. Chulan I'owchong, (in papers) at 60 cts. per D>.
Finest Foogtae Cbulau, do do.
For sale by | je24J W. A. AI'CLCRG.
P“ *iu IRON—6O tons No. 1 Anthracite;
108 “ No. 2 do;
luO " No. 5 do ;
Good brands, for Bale by WM. UINGHAM k CO.,
jjS Canal Basin.
CIURRSE —20U boxes prime \V. R. Cutting, tor sale by
j jjl HENRV Jl. COLLINS,
■ ■ *
« PAMKOaiTK.”
MYLI'.S' EXTRACT OF ROCK ROSE. OR F KO>T WORTt
An Inraloable Remedy for all Scrolulaj Diee•, lodlpn*
tina, Tetter, Sick Uenlacha, Canker, Norviax .Hufe Mouth,
General Debility, an J as a PuriS tr of tba lllo>l, Li uo*
equalled.
TLi- ROCK HOSE bad gained a reputation, at boaii And
aorctul, which no other medklD j has exerdone in th-
length of time.
It baa Ion; been the study of Physicians, to discorer some
remedy for this mo«t distressing complaint. Whether they
have been successful, remains for the sufferers to sty.
There are, in this country, hundreds of thousands who are
suffering from Indigestion, probably, in most cases, caused
by their own im pfudence in lirlng. To these we would say
try MYERS’ EXTRACT OF ROCK ROSE. It hes cared,
an i will cure, the worst and most obstinate cases of Dys
pepsia, and all its concomitant*,—Costireness, Sick, Dead
ache, Heartburn, Flatulency, Acidity, Ac. See the follow
ing certifi: ate:
Krv, A. B.L.IirEES: Dear Sir—ln tire winter of 1547-8,
I suffered beyond description with Dyspepsia, and a train
of other erli* dependent on It. I had applied to rarious
doctors, and a number of nostrums bad been recommended,
bat to no purpose. 1 procured and used two bottles of
your Extract of Rock Rose, and found almost immediate
relief, so much so, that I hare used no other medicine
since, and, in foot, I can find no other which, iu my delib*.
crate opinion, can bear comparison to yours* And In all
cases, when I hare the opportunity, I recommend your
Extract, as standing first over all others. Let all who are
thus afflicted try it, and find what I hare found.
Truly Yours,
gKNRY HOLMES.
“ Vr Idle pome were at College learning medical etiquette,
I wad studying the laws of nature in the forests of Amo
iea.” —W uitlatt.
The discovery of Bock Ro?e (Heleanthsmum Canadense)
by Ur. Whitlow, has proved an inestimable benefit to man
kind. A? an alterative it is unequaled In Materia Medics;
as a tonic and deobstruent it is matchless. Myenf Extract
is the only scientific and reliable preparation, and baa
already “ made its mark” as a remedy for Scrofula, S&'t
Rheum, Totter, Dyspepsia, and ali diseases ariainjr from
impure blood and impaired digestion. See certificates.
IT IS SO,
Wo know it to be a fact, and therefore do not hesitate to
say, that ia all Scrofulous and Billon a Diseases, Indigestion
and its attendants, Sick Headache, Boar and Sick Stomach,
Canker, Salt lthenm. or Tetter, all akin and other diseases
arising from impure blooj, Myers’ Extract of Bock Bose
has no equal. If you doubt, the fact, read the array of
proof in our circnlars, lor the truth of which we challenge
Investigation.
F. SELLERS * t’O
Sold by br. GEO. 11. KET&ER, No. 140, corner of Wood
street and Virgin alley.
Sir Sign °f tin* Golden Mortar. Jyllaitw
n f MM M
Hernia, or Enptare o t the Bowels*
«*>TQERE ABE THOUSANDS OF PERSONS WHO
are afflicted with a Rupture of the Bowels, whe pay-little
attention to the disease natil the Bowels
k? J W become straagnlaied, when, in all probe
bllity, it may be too late. How important
it U, then, for ail those suffering from any form of Rap
ure of the I towels, to call at ones upon t)R-. KEYSKR,
at his Wholesale Drug Store, on the corner of Wood street
and Virgin alley, and procure a TRUSS, to retain the pro
truding portion of the Bowels. Dr. Keyser has an office
back of the drug store where Trusses are applied, and war
ranted satisfaction. He also has every variety of
Trusses that you can name, and at any pries, to suit the
means of every one in need of the artiele. I also keep
every kind of Supporters, Bud y Broca, Suspetuory Banda
fits, 12 astie StocLinyt, for enlarged veins, and all kinds of
lurr-hanical appliances used in the care of disease.
1 would respectfully Invite the attention of the pnblie to
an excellent Truss for Children, whieh Invariably effect*
cures in a very short time.
IIENKY HOLME.'*.
K. 8.—1 also keep on band, and for tale, a large assort
ment of Shoulder Braces of the most Imparted kind, that
have bren woru with so much aatisfoetlon by hundreds of
persons, both in and out of the eity.
ML KKYSEK’d DRUG STORE AND TRUSS DEPOT,
ooroer of Wood street and Virgin alley, No. 140, sign of the
Golden Mortar. jelJdAw
4i* KspeclaJ Sotiee to Person* Using
Cod Liver OU.«— The subscriber having made arrange
meats with Messrs. PoppMn A Thompson, for a regular
supply cf their genuine COD LIVER OIL, put np in pint
boitiev, would respectfully invite the attention of the pub
lic b> an examination cf the article, being fully persuaded
that for purity and freeness from rancid taste or swell, it is
unequah-d There i« jv wno Cod Liver Oil in this country
superior, if equal, fo the above. Hundreds ot bottles have
been and given unrivaled satisfaction In the article
of Cod Liver Oil, person* taking It should be careful to ob
tain a genuine article and one free from a rancid taste and
em-lt. as its virtues are greatly enhanced by its being aceep
table to and not producing uauraea—parity and
a plenaant taste makes it more readily taken np by the lac
teal* and abartrbe*! into the blood, and thereby in cansing
tin: richness cf that fluid giving a tone and healing impres
aion to every organ throngb which it ptaoet. Sold by
GEO. H. KKYSKR, No. 140,
c *ner of Wood street and Virgin Alley, *»
myli'.diw Sign of the Golden Mortar.
N. U. —1 aiao Loop al. kiods of Genuine Patent or Propri
etary Sledieines, for many of which I hold the exclusive
and which will be solJ by the dozen or gross at New
Vcrk and Philadelphia prices.
JiJ- The" Beet PIaster.— MOORHEAD'S MAG
NETIC I’LASTKR. —The writer, about fire years-ago, be
came 1 with a violent pain in the hip, originating
fr-jcu a hurt- 1 also w&* troubled with a pain in the breast,
and the tlc-h had waited away from my left arm, so as- to
W. A. Sl'Cl.lili)
present R%rivell«-d appearance. My attention was called
: to Moorhead's Magnetic Plaster, by mean} of an Almanac.
4t f' : fciai-o I bare u*e«i the Plaster, I have recoTered the use of
{ nH mr limb* as pertenly as er*jr they were in iny life, and
{ uiv am has tiled up. and is now as healthy as eTer.
VIIANCI* TAYLOR, City of Pittsburgh.
1 Pittsburgh, July 12. !Sf4.
■ Sold and retail at DR. KKYSEU’S Drag Store
i ami Syrup LVj.-Jt, No. HO Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sign of the Oolden Mortar. jyl4:daw
LIST OF GENOESE PATENT MEDICINES,
KLSMISO BROTHERS.
j of Jiliti’i rmatfaj, uj Lfw PU)»-
j wholesale DruwuU and Dealers in Ihlent Jfedicinety
Corner Fourth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh
KEELER'S AMERICAN COMPOUND;
Jayur’? A.ttTnLive:
•* Carminative Balsam;
*• Hair Dye:
•• Expectorant;
** Sanative PiUs:
llair Tonic;
Wistaria Balaam of Wild Cherry ;
Bryant's Pulmonary Balaam;
Houtland’n German Blt'era;
Holland do
Hostetler* ■* Stoin&rb do
Morehi-i*?’ UterineCatho’icon :
Stern;-.' Sivt< L Cough Candy;
Pr'.ci-'j do;
Thom's do;
Howe's do;
Osgood's Indif. Cholngogne;
M.-rse's lai L-orating Cordials
Tyler's Gum Arabic Drops;
Harrison's Hair Dye;
Phalon'u do
Bati-helor’s do
MoMuun's Elixir of Opium;
Bryant’s Purifying Extract;
Dailey’s Pain Extract;
Essence of Jamaica Glngw’
McAllister's do do:
Kidder’s Indcllibl* Ink;
Payson’s do do;
Arnhold’e do;
Dr. Curtis’ Xlygcana;
Lyons' Kathairon;
DaTld’fl Lilly While;
Bazin’s do;
Tobias’ Licimem;
Hunt's do;
AlleaVNerre and Bone Liniment;
Mexican Mustang do;
Parrel's Arabian do;
Gardner's do;
Itarrel's Indian do;
Carter's Spanish Mixture;
B-*roe’s Pile Lotion;
Meeu Fun;
Scarpa’s Acoustic Oil;
Merchant’s Gargling Oil; „
Hu-hton, Clarke A Co.’s Cod liver Oil;
McAllister’s Ointment;
Sings’ltch do;
Ferrcl’s do;
Gray’s do;
Trask's Magnetic Ointment,
Judkin's du.
Swalm’s Panacea;
Houck's do;
Sargant’s Infant Panacea;
Perry Davis' Pain Killer;
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral;
Hougbten’a Pepsin;
Kieris Petroleum;
McLane’s Celebrated Liver PiUa
Brandrvth’s do
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
Lev’s Auti-bilious do;'
Sarsaparilla Blood do;
KTen’a do;
Swaynes’ Extract Sarsaparilla Blood ill]
Jayne’s Anodyne Cough do;
Townsend’s Health do;
Jew Darld’s Plasters:
Shoemaker's do;
Dr. Newman’s do;
Uadway’s Ready Relief;
Morri*’ Remedy;
Prof. Wood’s Hair Restorative;
Emerson's do;
Bull’s Sarsaparilla;
Towusend's do;
Sand's do;
Guysmt'a Extract Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
Wolff’s Schiedam Schnapps;
Snap, OleaTer’s Honey;
“ Highly Scented Brown Windsor
“ Musk;
Lodium's Specific;
McLane’s Sudorific Cough Syrup;
Tyler's Gum Arabic do;
Sellers’ do;
Svayne’s Syrup of Wild Cherry;
Smith’s Tonic Syrup;
Barry’s Tricopborous;
Norwood's Tincture ofTaratrum Virkle;
McLane’s Celebrated Vermifuge,
Dr. Locock’s Pulmonic Wafers;
Thompson’s Kye Water'; I
Agents for all of Dr. MoCllntock’s Family Medicines'
Dr. Needham’s Breast Pumps;
Water’s Atmospheric Breast Pumps;
Gum Elastic do do.
.1 A K Pi! ILL! P«,
J. k 11. PHILLIPS
SMITH k SINCLAIR.
O ELLERS’ VERMIFUGE. —“THE BEST PEBPARA-
O TION.”
Toist Pvmisr, October 4, 1847.
Mk. 11. E. SiiiQB'. — Of your Vermifuge, I eto »ay with
out hesitation, that, having used it extensively in my
practice for the last foar or five years, I think It decidedly
the beat preparation of the kind which I have any know},
edge of. although I have heretofore used the preparation
of arveral other manufacturers. Yours, Ac..
i D. COUGH, M. D.
Prepared and eold by R. £. SKI.T/KRfl A GO., £7 Wood
street, and for sale by Druggist* rtaerally- .
MEDICAL
dyspepsia.
GEO. B. CONKLIN,
West Meriden, Conn.
THE STUDY OF NATURE.
C.\ a 4XO 4XO FOR HALX BT
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RAILROADS
CLEVEIitHB; AJTU .PITTBJUBOH
i.v cosnacrtos'vriTtt gmiants
KCLIPBK urn JKCaiNSE,
VIA WKI/ISVIItK:
AND OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, VIA
ALLIANCE.
'PHJS shortlist, quickest and eh~.*ip4St route U)Toledo, Chi*
_1» eago, L*a Salle, Sock Lilaixl, Galeaa, St. LouU. and the
North*wrtt, VIA CLEVELAND.
On aoU after TUESDAY, July 11,16*4-Pasaengt*r Traioa
will run'JsJly, (Suailay'a etr-eptod) Aejollows;
. a esr-epteu;
TIA W3tLLSVTLt3t
Leave WellsvUieat4 20,P. M„ usd Alliance at dSO, arri
ving ia Cleveland M ; making a elute eonceotl -u
»ith Michigan Central Railroad fcoaU far Deirolt- et»l OM
c*gn; etcawerefbr BaSato asdNiagara'FAUs, and Express
Train for Toledo, Chicago And-St. LoaDu '
Passengers for tho 4 3), P. M. truia from WeiL-;»lifo, leave
Pittsburgh daily (Sunday’* excepted) at 9 09, A. Jl, to
steamer Eclipse or Exchange. Pare to Cleveland, $3,00.
VII A ILIAN UK
Leave AHiancs at T 20, A. M., and 12, M* opno?cting at
Hudson with trains for Akron. Cqyaboea Falls, dr., and
srriting at Clerrino.l at IP. A, If., aud 2.20, Pv M. Fare to
Cleveland. $4 00.
The train* of ti* OhioanJ Ponno. Railroad, leaving Pitt*,
barvfa at 3.00, A. M., 3, A. M , and 3, f>. M„ connect at Alli
ance for Cleveland at 730 A. M, 12, M, and »5 30, P. M.,
and arrive in Qevalandai 10, A, M., »-3P, F.M., and 8.20,
P• M.
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, gt. Looia and the North
west leaving Pfctshurgh on the 3.00 P. M. Train. VIA
CLEVELAND, make a close connection there with the
Night Express, by wbieh they arrive in Chicago' at 12 00 M
next day. lime from Pittsburgh to Chicago 21 boors:
Passengers taking this Train, via Cleveland, will reach Chi
cago one Train in advance of any other route. 1
Passengers ticketed to Cleveland,- Buffalo, Tcfledo, Chica
go. La Salle, Bock Island, and 5t Louis.
Tima to Chicago, 24 hours—St. Louis, 48 hours.
ran vu wsLLsmu. vam tu aujasoe.
To Cleveland-...-. 43,00 To Cleveland...... $4.00
Toledo..— 6.00 Toledo 6,00.
Detroit - 6.00 Detroit-.^—.. t»,00
Ch lea gp.—..510,00 A 10.60 Chicag0.....411,00 A 11,50
Rook Island Kockfslaad .......1050
St Louis.— -18.60 . Bt. Louis-.- 19.50
Passenger* are requested to procure their ticket at thr
office of this Company, in Monongafcela House, below tbe
corner. J. DUE AN IVSnp’t Cleveland.
J. A. CAUGHEY, Agent,
ij!2 • -•- : Pittsburgh.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT!
THE PENNSYLVANIA
18s «- JS A JAP Hu UkJLUJI HUJU
BAILROAD
THROUGH IN FIFTEEN HOURS.
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, JULY 6TH* THREE
THKOUOU TRAINS, r •.
THE HAIL TRAIN will leave every morning (Sunday*
exeepted) at 7 o'clock, stopping at all the rcßu'ar ei*.
tionvand arriving in Philadelphia at i' JL
THE FAST TRAIN will leave Pittsburgh dallj (except
SnndayJ at I o’clock, slopping ut’ Oreensbaig,' Latrobe,
BUlrsville, Lockport Johnstown, WUroore, Galiltxen, Al-*
lobn4, Ac, arriving in Philadelphia at 4 o'clock, the next
morning.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN will leave evet.y evening
at &30 o’clock, stopping only at Irwin’s, Qmensburgh,
Latrobe, HillikU, Johnstown, Lilley's, G&ilitaes, Alttvua.
Ac., connecting at Harrisburg with the train for BMtf
more, and -arriving in Philadelphia or Baltimore, at 12,30,
noon. -.-
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave every after
noon (except Sunday) at &20 o’clock, sopping. at all
lar stations, and running only as for a* lilc.rnville. ‘
THE SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves daily
(except Sunday-,) at 11 o'clock, A. U tf 'stopping- at nil sta
tions, end running cmlyas far as Brintou's.
RETURNING TRAINS %TTiVP in Pittsburgh.. First Ac
commodation arrive* at S o’clock, A. M. Express, 1,
Second Accmnmodatioo.T.lo. P M. Hail 12J10.p75l Past
Line, fo2o*A H. *
Fare toSiew York,sLo,so; Pare to Philadelphia,s3; Fare
to Baltimore, $B. Fare to Bedford Springs, $5,70.
- Baggagecbecked to all stations ou the I'enorylTaxiia Rail
road, and to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Pa ■meters purchasing tickets inrars, *1)1 be charged Tsa
dgvs in addition to the station ratoev-exeept from. *tati'-aa
where the Company have no Agent.
No notes of a lens denomination than five dollars wQI be
received in payment for ticket*, except those Weed by tha
Banks of Pennsylvania.
NOTICE.—In case of loss, the Company. will hold
themselves responsible for personal baggage -only, for
an amount not exceeding $lOO.
N. B.—The Excelsior. Omnibus Lice ban been employed
to convey passengers and baggage to snd.frqmtbe DepoLat
a charge not to exceed 15 cents for each pu-seesfer, and
15 cents for each trunk.
For tickets, apply to J. MESH I MEN. Agent,
At the P. R. R. Pas3«nrer Station, on liberty st.
Pittsburgh, July Bth, 1854— f}S7 '
OHIO AJfD F£H£fITLVABI& BAILBOAD.
Sew Arratgeneiit)
COMMENCING PEER UA&Y 26,1854 V
MAIL TRAIN touvoePiie£burjchatBAsi:dincftatAUl
anee; takes tea at Crestiioe. und mafceaa rloee con
nection there with a last Express Train, reaching Cincin
nati about 12 o’clock at night.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh a* S o'clock, P. 51,
after the arrival of the Express train from Philadelphia,
and reaches Crestline at 11,30 P. M, ctmnecting'sritb the
Night Express which reaches Cincinnati ia the
Connections are made with the Ohio and
Belf mtaine and Indiana rail roads for Dayton, Indianapolis
and towns in TtwHmtv
Connections are made with Cleveland. Monroeville. San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit and Chicago with Bncyrus, Upper
Sandusky, Forest, and the towns on tbe Mad raver Hoad.
Also, wiLh Slount Vernon, Newark, Zanesville and towns
on the Man 6fodd road.
Fere to Cincinnati $7; .to IndianapolissS; to Dayton S6JO;
to Toledo $6; to Columbus $5,25; u> ZenwrviUe" $5>.10; to
Cleveland $4. Through tickets to Louisrille at reduced
rates. .
BETDRXIXSI
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Crestline at Uo P M,
and reaches Pittsburgh 1 at 8.30 P M, connecting with the
fast Express Train through in fifteen hours to Philadelphia.
MAIL TRAIN leaves'CresUiue at ILSO, A- &L, on the ar
rival of the Night Express Train from Cincinnati, and
arrives at Pittsburgh at 11.40, P AL
NEW BRIGHTON* ACCOMMODATION* TRA2M. lessee
Pittsburgh at 10 A 11. and 8 PM, sod New Brighton at o
AM,and Ll 5 P M.
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh et 7 A M, and 9 P.
H., and arrives at A3O A M, and £2O, PM.
A 2“ The Trains do not run onlßnoday.
AS* Tickets or further jufortpatioD. apply at the ticket
offices of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, ot
J. G. CURRY, at the corner office under the Monong&bela
House, Pittsburgh, or of
GEORGE PARSIN’, Ticket Agent,
Federal street Hatton.
JOHN KELLY. Pasaenger Agent.
Pennsylwaxiia Railroad*
SUMMER TARIFF between Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and
Baltimore; commencing April Ist, 1864.
First Class —Brooms, Cedar and Wooden Ware, Feathers,
Furniture, second hand. Furs, Plaooe, Poultry; Wines, i»
baskets or boxes: 76 cents 100 tt»«.
Sr.'sjnd Class —Drird Fruit, Bavvai, Deer Skin*, Clover
and Timothy deed, Glassware, ilarda&re, Kegs! Wool and
Sheep Pelts, and Kggs: 60c. 100 fts. '
Third, Class —Baecu and Pork (loose,) Butter, in firkins,
kegs or bbls; Hides. Leather, Soap,' Window and Cot
ton, uncompreseed: 65e. 100 Jbe.
Fburth Glau— Alcohol. Bacon (in casks or boxes.) Barter
and Malt, Beef ami Pork, •Candle*, Cbtfese, Lard end Lard
Oil, Hemp, Whisky, Ootto*. (compressed.) Leaf Tobacco
40c. *lOO B*. r—,/ _
Flour SO cents * bbl.
aprl
GEORGE C. FRANCTBCP&.
gT Bingham * Cm*s Trantporutlon tins
m
TO AND FROM PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
NEW YORK.—Tbe Owners and Agents of said-Lluo
have been for the past fourteen Tears connected .with the
" old established Bingham’* Line.” They will giye their
usual prompt attention to tbe forwarding of Produce, Mer
chandize, lu the shortest time and on as favorable
terms as any other Line. '
Only one transhipment between Pittsburgh, Phila
delphla and Baltimore. ■ .. ~ -
GEO. BINGHAM * CO~
Canal Basin, Liberty Pittsburgh.
BINGHAM, DAVIS A Cu„
Pronriotora-V - 276 Market sreet, Philadelphia,
rropnetors. •< JAMES WILSON, Azent,
121 North eL, Baltimore.
1L L. OSTRANDER, Agent,
apr7:ly 86 West at., New York.
Sundries—
10hhda Bacon Hams;'
25 *• do- SbooMers;
50 bbla new large No. 3 Mackerel;
30 hf bbls do do do; toarrtrw;
30 ** medium <k* do do;
25 bbla do do do' do;
15 “ Lake Trout, in store;
25 “ Baltimore Herring, In store;
20 “ do Shad, do;
5 44 No. 1 extra Lard Oil, do;
26 44 Tanners 08, do;
60 caaks prime Pearls;
100 bbia Mess Pork; - -
100 “ GreseeUrd;
20 44 Loaf -
fiOhhdsO. Sager)
230 bbls (XMolarecfl, oefc eoopgrage; 1
4& boxes W. O. Tobacco;
100 bbls N. C. Boaln;
40 casks Rice;
7 boxes Cream Cheese;
150 lacks Dried Apples and Peaches; ' ,
2000 pounds Baoon Skies.
jyB ENGLISH A RTOHARDSO.S
IBK WORKS! FIRE WORKS:.— ' -' ~
200 boxes Fire Cracker*; " " ■/
6 gross Roman Caudles, 12 balls; * -
7 44 do do 8 do;
6 “ do' .do • 6 do; ’
8 44 do do i do;
4 “ Triangles,' No. 1;
3 44 do do 2; ~ _* *
60 boss Jackson Crackers; * *i
-600.000 Torpedo*;
40 grots Pin Wheels;
20 *• 1 ounce Rockets;
»16 “ 2 do . do:
13 44 4 do do ;
15,000 “ Polling Crackers;
Second supply ? just received and for sale by
J. C. ANDERSON ACa,
je?7 . No. 6 Wood street.
LATE PUBLICATIONS AT DAVISON’S, 65 Market st,
near Fourth. c
The Life of Dr. Alexander: by bis son, J. W. Alexander,
Tbe Magazines at 20 cents per number; our present'and
future priee.
Daniel; a Model for Young Men .* by Dr. Bcctt, of New Or*
leans—a course of Leeturee.
Fern Leases; second series.
The Parish Side; abetter book than either Sunny Side
or Shady Bide.
Carter’s New Books for Youth, di: Mabel Grant, Charles
Roussel, ibe Wood Cutters and Exiles of Lebanon ,6c. Ac.
Alexander on Consolation; cheap edition, $1,25.
Mannal of Missions, or Sketches of Foreign Missions of
the Presbyterian Church: by Rev. J.U Lowrie; with maps,
showing the atatk>ns, 4 Ae.
Africa and the American Flag.
J. S. DAVISON. .•?
jed 65 Market street, nsar Fourth. .
The history of Pittsburgh, from the earnest pe.
nod when it waa visited by white men, down to' the
close of the last eentnxy,with notices of acme of the impor
tant aan nurtures and works of iinteroßl Improwmeur, up
to the present time: by Neville B. Craig. E^q.
About one hundred copies of ibe above highly interest
ing work remain on hand—the pricereduced to 75 ccop a
copt. Published and for sale by
. john n. meliob; *
jelO . SI Wood street.
Batlas—Bot, Cold, and Shower. \
IN the fitting and furnishing of which nothing . has bepn
spared to render bathing luxurious u 4 well as healthful.
Are open every day, (Sunday’s excepted.) from & o’clock. A.
M., until 10 P. M., at the Barber Shop, perry Hota£ earner
of ttmwt street and Xhtqnerae Way. • *-
je2o JOHN WOODSON, Proprietor.
\TrANTED—Three more elerer M«n, to complete'a colo-
W By ofpnrcbaaere. on the handsomest location on the
Fourth Street Road, this side of East Liberty. Such offers
are seldom made. Enquire of THOMAS WOODS,-
j«2B
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