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IE CITY POST.
TUESDAY MORNING
SIMMS CHURCH DIPTICIILII.—On Saturday
evening the members of the Fleet Baptist Church, corner of
Third and Grant streets, held a meeting for the transaction
of badness pertaining to the congregation. During
their delibentions, considerable 111-feeling was apparent;
sane of the members charged- the worthy pastor with at
tempting to secure possession of the church property, he.
The correct version of the matter we were unable to learn,
and our readers will have to wall : for its development at •
legal investigation. Yesterday, Mayor Vole and Al/Wr
enn Steil had their hands full in receiving depositions
from different persons
engagedand airtuity
la thfeorm.aptp"eatharance:O., co d nrut,p
the proceedings of the
meeting.
John Vandegriff made information against Rev. Samuel
Williams for &result and battery. John Crawford charged
the reverend gentleman with striking at NM with an um
brella; but missing him, and-striking his wife Maria. Jno.
Follansbee,' John yandegrilf, A. U. M'Clells nd, Jam Scan
nell, /quills Scannell, W.ll. Doke, J. P. Date, W. D. Reit.
ter,Lewis Severance, and others were held to ball by'Squire
Steel, on a charge of disorderly conduct preferred against
them by Rev. Samuel William.. These-parties are accused
of forcibly taking the minutes of the congregation from M.
Samuel Bargeaser, clerk, as well as the keys from the ee.i.."
ton, Mr. Giles; and in a violent manner ejecting Rev. wq.
llama from the lecture room. John Pollens!". and A.rthue
1. M'Clelland were held to tall by 'Squire Steel on • chute
of assault and battery made. by Samuel Bargemer and wife
Mayor Vol. held Rev. William. to Mil on charge. of 'as
sault mad battery, made against him by John .Follansbee
and Aquila Scannell. The ramp functionary held Rev
Williams, Samuel Bargesser, and Nancy Crawler,' to bail
for riotonsand disorderly conduct, on Complaint of John
Vandegriff. John Follansbee, John Vandergriff, -W. 11
Doke, A. 11. McClelland, and Aquila Scannell sere held to
ball by the Mayor for an alleged n , sault and battery on
Bar. Williams.
High Constable Reed is in possession of the keys of the
church, and no breach of the peace may be anticipated in
that quarter, at least until the present difficulty has become
settled. We may add, that before adjourning the meeting,
a resolution was plosed by the members, declaring Rev.
WRllams no longer their pastor.
BAD CASE OF DROWSING.—On Sunday after
noon; Coroner Lowry held an inquest on tha bodies of Jas.
Duncan and Alonzo bin son, a little boy aged between three
and four yearn, who were unfortunately drowned on Sun
day, under the following' distressiug circumstances: It op
pears tames Duncan, arcompauled by the little boy, got into
a skiff for the purpose of getting on board a steamboat, iy
log In the Monongahela river, and had proceeded acme for
ty or fifty feet from the chore, when the little boy accident•
ally fell into the water, and w. drowned. The father, in
attempting to nave that of hie son, lost his own life. Mr.
Demean was a chair maker by trade, but latterly was en
gaged with Mr. L. Vondergrift, skiff builder, Water street.
Tax FOLLOWING LOTS, belonging to the estate
of the late David deter, wer4ll on Saturday last, at Ain.
To J. J: Blom, No. 1 31;00
" C. Mad, " 3 780
" Wilkinson, " 8 800
Wilkinson, " ' 800
Poo, " 9 800
" C. Shed, “ 4 780
Tow, " 10 706
" Seri:man," 31 mg',
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" L. 'Liss, .. GI • 3.50
The isle will Le continued on Saturday next, when the
,:ylanee of the lots will bo offered on reasonable terms. See
ve.
-tieement iu another column.
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TENT.—A. woman named Ca
tharine
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was rommitted yesterday, in default of
hail, by Alderman Sic 'elfleWe' on a rbarge of assaulting and
boating her own child, a little girl aged ten years. The
when
mother is addicted to intenap.."'"' end thfezi""a
.very violent in her proceed lob., Der daughter resides
in the family of gr. David Need. 4, be r e g ceee ' e° ' w 4.e
home to her mother's yesterday, she was " lee" and brutally
beaten by tier infuriated paretiL Dr. Needs eelfele the thf°'
mation against Catharine.
Pic-Nic.—Tho Pie-Nie of the eeseon Ct * Cle'
off to-day, kr tulles from the city, on the Nobleetown Piaui:
rood, on the place of oor (Hood, David C. Jones; he has
gone to great expense in line log a large and nutstantini
platform laid down to dance upon, and hae secured the .er
vices of Yering's String Hotel. A gond tine , and rich sp.r t
Is assured to all hL, friends l.t the city, who may pay Li'
"amiable hop" a visit to-day..
ANOTHER FAIRY STAR.—To-night Miss Mar
garet Mitchell, the poles Bud secomplithel commedienne
Snakes her first appedanee upon the hoards of the Pitts:
burgh theatre. Wherever this talented young lady has
appeared, rho huo been received by crowded and abet hulas.
Ling audiences, with applause, liar present engagement, it
anticipated, will be remunerative to both tho manager
and herself.
COLLISION.—On Friday night the freight train
on the Central RuErnd, metals east, mane In collblon abh
another fn•tght train at Itobinson's coal bank. one tulle
from Manner's Station. The loci:unwise Clark Llawk
almost totally broken up, aml mme flooram romudernbly
damaged. Some tea yrreons were injurolLy jumping from
the ears, but none seriously
11/12.PER'S MAGAZINE, FOIL AUGUSi, 15 CENTS
--(llldenfenney & Co, 76 Fourth street, have re,ived Har
per's Niagara., br AugEft, ant • selling it for
. fifteen
pmts. (Jildenfrorkey A Co: are determined to pat the MR,a
[isle at a price to suit every ho: y. Cull at 76 Fourth Arm'
and get a copy of harper for lb contd.
EmAscusnoN DAY.—To-day, the colored citi•
cans of this county celebrate the iimarieltiatiin of the tileree
of the British West Indies by apt:ale at Oakland. Several
apatikers of ability are to rehires , . those present, and preps
rations on a grand scale pare been made to here a eplendi I
Adair.
GRAND LARCENY.—A young man named James
WOallon was Ben t to pli°ol2 yititerdey, by Ninynn Voir., no..
chlrge of stealing PeveLty aru doll.rS la motwy from D••
lid Weaver, on board of a cooal brat, one mile thiF ewe of
Tarantam.
FALSE PRETENCES. —Ald. Heifiley, yeetordey,
.commltted Cyrut Jooea t, priaon, to default of tail, on a
charge of obtaining ri email rum of looney from Mary A.
ilaka r p under false pretences.
DISORDERLY CONDI:CT.—Mayor Adana, yes-
Wacky, committed Robert Calhoun for twenty days to prison
on a cbargeof di6ordorly conduct. preferred spinal biro by
DAniel Graham.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.—Mayor VOII yeetar
day held Prodeneo Weddly to bail oil • eliarga of •result
in and beating Joll.llllla Wolf ly. The parties reside in the
2:•enth
P AB WE.—To - day the Shitlda' Light Guards
p ., 4 „ th m %et the city; afterwards they re mead to a grove
and ihOot foe a
fr mi,rimeom ,:ho took that jewelry fram Mrs.
Bret:ital.., at the late iii=a on the hill, bad better return
the Milli, or they will be t.'P'44'
Aesocio-
EZCUESION.—The Germ Turners'
um turned out in proceAsion - ytetor ,' ''Y g wdl Y nnlibra,
accompanied by an excellent brass band.
LLD. DAFT, of the Eighth Ward, yesterday
lodged another commitment against Beery Itea'4" , on •
charge of obtaining money under htlAe pretences.
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AUCTION SAL
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Attett oil... Daily Sales.
A T the Commercial Salmi Rooms, corner of Wood and
Fiftb atreets, at 10 o'clock, A. a general assortmentt
of Seinienabls, Staple and Fancy Dry llooda, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, flate,Capa,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Groceries, Queensware, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looking
almost, New and Second hand household and Kitchen Fur.
niture, tr.,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. Id.,
Booker, Stationery, Fancy Artielon, Hugest Instrnmente,
Hardware and Cutlery, Clothing, Variety Goodu Gold and
watchee, Ike. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. fje3l:tf
SUPERIOR. 3IERCHANT AND GRIST MlLL.—Adjourned
Orphans' Court Sale.—On THURSDAY, August 24th,
at 3 o'e,ock, P. M , on the premises, will be ;gild by order of
Mrs Mary B. Davis, Administratria of the late James 11.
Dsvia, deed., that out nimble Piece of Land. elitist° on Char
tism et...et, four miles from Pittsburgh, on the Steubenville
Turnpike Road, la Robinson and Chartiere townshipi, con
tainlpg Four Acres and Set enty Perches. on which is erected
• Brat rata Merchant and Oriot Mill, in good order, capable
of turning out 180 barrels of dour per any, with a :tore
House, iswelling ROUPB, Cooper Shop, Stable, ac.
The Mill contains four pair of Burrs, three setts of Bolt-
Mg Cloths, three .Bcrecus, two Smut Machines, one Coro
Crusher, a e ,with storage for 20,000.bosheis of grain, which
improvement cost about $20,000. The water power is among I
the beat in the county, to which is added ample Steam
Power when required iu dry seaports.
The neighborhood is highly improved and among the
work to amount of 80,000 bushels, and t,
for sale more than
twice that quantity yearly, with a ready market fur the offal.
A plan at the property may be seen at the Auction Store.
Those wishing to ezaintne the same will .11 on Mrs. Davis,
who resides near the predires.
Terms—One-third rash, residue In one and two years,
with interest is29] Y. M. DAVIS, AUet.r.
311Kalt1 on tioII,MIOLD IUnNITUICE AT AUCTION.
Ct. —On TUESDAY Afr TEILNOON, August let, at 2 o'clock,
at the Commercial sales Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth
ldreets, will be told, a general assortment of good quality
Household and. Kitchen Funilture, witch hat been well
kept and only a abort time in use; among which are ma.
dosany and Windsor chairs, rocking and sewing chairs,
superior high past bedsteads, cherry and common do , ma
hogany pier table with marble top, mantle clock, parlor,
chanzber and stair mrta; parlor stove and pipe ; large
French data looking glass; China, glase and queenswand;
kitchen Iltenillio ", - -
PUBLIC SALE llv BUX.Wotill PLANtn.—UoTC 'MUM Y
APTEIINOON, Angnst Ist, at 3 o'clozk, at the Comma . ,
dal Sales &oats, corner oi um and Wood streets, will be
aold,loo flue boxwood plants.
i 729 P. W. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
A GOOD DWELLING 110E1E, of n rooms, flnisbet
A
•nd good onder ;
CUTIMERT BN, shunte e don Ilend str
eet. kor sale
tYY .
141 Third stmt.
AHD--6 kegs No. 1 is.r saw by
i 340 HENRY'''. COLLINS
ACON—WO }Won Sides for wale by - • •
.108. ElliplY IL COLLINS.
Momma CORDIAL-10 dos on hand and for gala by
YLRAIII4O BROS.
AUGUST 1
Ci 10 4 41. ) , ( 14,0
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer
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TELEGRAPHIC.
By the &Milt Lines for the Morning Poet
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
• ARRIVAL OF THE ALPB 9
RUMORED DEATH OF PASKIEWITCH
Decline in Breadstufni and Prowl',lons
New Foal, July 91.—The steamer Alps arrived with Lir
erpool datee to the 19th.
Mom liLtliker.Consols closed on the 19th as 05.‘492.
LIVERPOOL Corea! Mauer.—The Ales on the 18th were.
0000 baler, without change in prices.
Breadatuffe-Btlll declining.
A Vienna deepate.h of the 17th gives a rumor of the death
of Prince Paskiewitch.
Omar Paths states the loss at Olurgevo on the 7th at 1700
Russians.
Fraterchtl there are 70,000 troops, which are confirm.
ally being reinforced.
Three hundred persons were arrested at St. Petersburg,
',d og .barged with an intended outbreak. The pollee told
them that their political opinions were such as to require
their imprisonment as a matter of nectentity..
The alitte were in full march for the Danube on the Bth.
The English were midway between Shumlaand Rutschnk.
The French had arrived at Retachnk.
PAW, Tuesday.-cAdviceefrom Madrid et ate that the town
and garrison at Barcelona had pronounced agrdnet the gov
ernment. •
The allied and 'Pinkish army to operate against Princes
Gortschakolf aideitints to flO,CiOO, and the RILISIILO e have an
equal number. A,pitched battle is daily expected.
From Oscars it is Mated that Mechmet Pasha defeated the
Russians at Cr.:travails in the Dobruecha on the Bth, after
five hours lighting, and took possession of the place.
The Turk, crossed the Danube lu force at several points
on the 9th; 1800 Turks sneaked Brigsdeurs Panted and
Loeumoll with another Ruled= detachment at Fratexchl,
north of Oingeoo. • The Russian!, were completely routed. ,
By advice. fromillermrune aft, on the 16th 'relearn th at
Prince Gortschakoff was at Frateschi with 7 0,000 men.
It wee rumored that Oen. Aursp had committed suicide.
Oen. Propoff'e division was at NicvolLs on the 9th ult.
There were 21,000 of the allies at Rutechnk on the ]oth;
There is nothiou new from the Black Sea, the Baltic Or
Asia
Many additional rumor, prevailed of new negoilatkine.',
From Vienna, on the 17th, it is stated that the Austrian
ultimatum had either been sent or would leseent on that
day, to St. Petersburg, dernandiug the evattuation of the
Dendbian Principalities within a certain time. The hen
mentioned is understood to be one month.
An Ausirieu correspondent rays that se regards the p
sent phase ofthe Oriental questions and the answer, the ds
mands of Austria ate but imperfectly satisfactory, but the
are some materials which might possibly-nerve as the
for peace negotiatlona. These are left to the decision of t e
Western Power..
Upon the receipt of the answer Austria, acting upon her
convention with Prussia and Turkey, upon cordial under
etenditr with the Western Powere, will take all measures
requisite for the re.adablishment of the balance of power
tor the Integrity of Turkey and the general peace, on a Rafe
tabs.
Lard John Rot iell ass given notice that the gorernment
will ask the country for an additional war crediL Leis
thought that the opposition will mate it a party question,
end if poseible defeat the ministry and cause them to resign.
The discussion comae on 'Wean 'lay, the 19th.
LMLIPOOL Mockers.—Provisions—Mcilenry report. the
market as thinly !attended; a moderate business done at
• reamed quoutticatt. Lard newly and In demand. Beef and
Pork continue mare. The demon] for Bacon does not
Im
prove.
lireadstufn—itichardson quotes the sales of Flour In to
tall parcels at We 0.1 for Philadelphia and Baltimore. Core
fe.deag qualideslu Ws demand at 31 , tiy - 324 6,1. , •
LONIX,:t MONCI disagn, rth.--Con.eis closed at 97%0
t r he London Produce market is tolerably animat.l.•Coffee
Leos and ig g.o.l request. Tea in Letter demand. Tt.llow
I+k on the Spot.
Iron Scotch Pig Se.a. Spatter £2l 10s.
linseed OiPsold at lee 6d.
The London Corn market experienced a further depree
eii.n of prices.
The Canada and Union arrived out on the 10th.
TRIRTY.TEILIRD CONGRESS
•
WASIIINIrION Cr,v/ my 31.—Seardz.—Mr.Siorniiireportod
dill for die relief of Betsey Nash, • widow of nu onirei nl
tlio wur of
Mr. Adams moved en amendment In the bill for the re
het of the widow of James Blitcheklar; tilled to the limns
fugitive mare riot lu Roston.
Mr. Stuart moved to postpone the bl 4, as the ameadnient
• wild give 1 ice to touch debate.
Memo—Mr. Orr moved to suepend the rulem In order to
tit, from the Speaker's toile the Sewn, bill providing for
the payment of awn creditors of the hie Republic.`( Team,
ore comprelmoded in the act of kmtember 1050.
the Rouse minuted to suspend the rules by a into of ;1
y,•...1 to fti 'nays, two-thirds being necemary,
!qr. Wheeler presented the memorial of certain inerrhante
of .New lurk ulidlng with ban Joan, lotting remuneration
for property recently destroyed by the (initial States autlio
rit, at that part Refereed to the. CoMmlttne on Ft.rolgo
lit. Biddle, front the Select Cammittee, reported a hhi
n uulating the mode between the United States sod Peru,
a;el remnintenditta the Pnisident to enter into Any negotiv
t, -la for • more liberal mule with Peru in guano. The bill
that guano shall be admiltovi duty free, at jib per
t ,„l 4 „,„r neut. when below $4l 10 per cent. when below
and no tier cent_ when shove $4O per too.
hs H o o, n , w ent into Committee on t h e General Aipropri.
, n bill , as , n ,vo,7toil from the Senate, with ilititnoruuo
O. 0
News From Wasbiugton.
Vi r .,IIINGTON Orr:Jule 31..—The tone at the !'nice. Si
• tune In solsocatlng the appropriation oi ten millions of
J. - lure to be planed in the hands of the Nest/bil, to be
rd in the settlement rf the affairs w ith Ppalu, creates
riosilerable surprise hero, sines that paper of J (sly irdd Said:
rpetious Spain has yielded to our past domande, for for
an./ Leave injuries," eta_ The peopled° not understand
artf the Prieident should he invest , d with extraordinary
err during the mew. of Cougress, and the House being
e daily In the dark and not partaking of the idosernmehro
, eiety. which Pervades a certain cuss, In show of • fuVorn
c• opportunity to Indite for Cubs, =natal ty a Soar/bib re
• to on, ft is probahle that that body will noun tie to de
e/ co to grant tee Millions tor a sector service ; but there it
n • knowing what the Executive pleading may a...midis/I,
• r.ot the developments of the ensuing week will be of asset
lo.pertance.
i,' ill hut Eat t ly, ex COMM/1610;1er of the Putille Buhdings,
• I yesterday edisdnuon.
Wilhelm Irving, u nephew of Washington Irving. • siert
r the Tnnaury I ...pertinent, died yesterday from the effects
or morphine; whethor taken by design or not the coroner's
ji,-;/ were unable to determine.
Fwial Accident--Collision.
en 31.—Afa urculnut ocatoed at the Mon-
Sias Cotaimmy's new Guilditaz, 9? Saturday stoma.,
which two tonu were killed, slo.—amnellus Nyliaff,
st,,:a 135•30r1:? and Patrick Rhos: and tau other , Wrr,
• otoded.. 14. s about SRkuOls. The Loll:Rug wain ILO. by
Rat, ono Story high, with air. iseaked roofs of 'too.
at ss,arted by:irou atal brick alumna •Mals fe.l in wish
tral_sentio. Mast. The rat's of the faliitm of the budding
sppuesul t lse romp Webast io ll,e Inas • uric.
rr prOptllOrlifr - e:011. Cu 1 .61.1 Nett, sato run, into by a
• orsar sas Prilay night, :.11 oak Orchard. and sunk hr fif
Tlmiustar. She had a fall cargo of Flour, Fork, N Meat,
: Curn own,l by thw OgLirtl.lll.lrg Railroad Company.
s passengars Lot crew, tassutomse sn art.,,l at
tL • mouth q Orusasaa.: river at :line o'clock on thatutklay
• iog, loams; bean - ou the Lnkr in vi en Rasta, tweLly•
I,lr boar,.
MEM
ttrthoaL,. July lit.—New Orleans I.arwrs of Hond ay
M.,' been rdtelretl.
A severe SW/ rto occurred at Ch.lestnn on Thursday wb ich
di. , noredlerable damage.
Lite bargur Clement was struck by lightning and ,the
me tmae.,wys ablvercd.
Ile, barque ttuinuebang, wtilci, galled from Charleston
in , lamb last for Nantes, in borposol to be lost, uo tiding"
of haring( been reeelred.
he Moho:tow' ISofutrer contradicts the report that an
ext. e teatlon.of the V IreJuid. Legislature is to be tad ed.
rend reatals of the French sq.drou are eitseettel at
No iolk thortly, to obtain supplies.
1....1tW00re wall continues entirely exempt from cholera.
,ear met, 44/0 ats a large quantity or grey. fruit, at the
alu.cboutte, dled with cholera symptoms, but the other in•
ta are all as healthy us
Destloletive Fire in Jersey City
• . .
Nine Yo.g7July 3L—A fire occurred yeeierday alternran
in Jersey City, commencing in • trunk maker . , establish-
Me..i., opposite the Railroad depot, and rapidly extended to
the north sate of the depot, 'weeping all before it for two
core 'querns. It oieo conned the ntreed Into We
mionre, many building', on which were 'monument. Tie
pocion of the oily ravaged be the Mr, eonsieted chiefly cf
bur.lings occuphol by mechanic , an workoholk A large
number are Ouneequently thrown out of employment. The
kw !road oepbt wee in lin eminent danger. The total ',saran:
of tian Id ralkinated at from $150.000 to 1..100,000. The *We
of the magnetic tolegraph line were broken down during
the popes., of the fire.
Another Powder Mill Explosion.
IVitxmorotr (Dol.", July la —Ou Saturday evening, at 7
o'rl..ek, the powder mine a mile and a half frtm town es.
railed, killing James Lynch the watchman. end hurting
Ltazni.v Cannon the engineer. There were three heavy en
ylo.tons, shook the city. The mill was totally dare
on •d, butte property about themill was not dam
eg.l.
Death of an Editor.
11 tarroan,:er., July M.—John L Boswell, one f the
eJi
tc of the awratai, died this aftervogn, after a few dap;
iltr:n, of 4,11,141:1ent5,
Cholera In New York.
Nair yona,f July —There were ten curer or Cholera
.nd three de&W, at the Franklin Hospital today.
TELEGRAPH kIMMUS
N .loon, July 31.--Cotton dull, with deolinlng tenden
cy: Orleans middling .1.1 Orleans fair 12%; Mobile mild-
Min; 954; 510511 e fair 11j6; Ufland middling ; Upland
fair 111. i.. Uoffee...llnehanged ; a limited business doing.
Stigars...Finn prices. Wahiawa: Orleans :7./0921. Linseed
011... Quiet at 78 for English Lard Oil: 000 beflind. ',O
nes. very 6111. Whisky—Quiet and firm. Pr 011510131....
salsa 350 bid. Pork. declined 112 Mega firm, prime $13,75,
B ee f firm. Card a shade better, ' gabs 250 bbl. at 04(010 1 / 4 :
Butter...Otildo2@ll7. Beef hams scarce at 7.2. Iron firm.
Latil...itothingdolfig. Stocks better. Money unaltered and
Sterling tirmor, at IfiAligiK i ,;; Indiana fives 0811;; New York
Central Beading 64; Cleveland and Toledo 75. 'C he
ateamer had 1:10 effect on the Boor market; stock very U 01-
led ; straight State, sales COW bbl. at $7,37: good Ohio 48,
7f,•.;;J; Southern better, the first new f om Georgetown re.
rei.etif salea 12)30 bble straight Baltimore at $8,87(4 9 , 26 .
Wheat.dull; ;little offering; red 311saouri $l,OO. Corn de
clined I@2e Or Western mixed; ail. 40,000 bushels, W.f.-
ern mixed at 73@77,14; yellow 80@82.
Puttankteena, July 31.—Breadatuffs quiat ; no export de
mand for Plaur, and Maim confined to retail lots, at $8,4010
$8,76 far fresh ground enperfine. and $ 0 4 9 .26 for extra.
Bye Flour held at $3,25. Corn Weal $3,60; no aides of
ther reported. Wheat in good demand; Pales 4000 bushels
prime Wmtern red at $1,78@1,60. But little Rye offering.
Corn acaroe sales 1000 bush yellow at /30c, afloat. Whisky
scarce, and sells at 31e. -
lisfinnoni, July 31.—Flour...11oward street; eales of 100.
has at $0 2¢. • Wheat...salen 12,000 bush ordinary to choice
at $1 Stsol es. Corn.„setes 10,000 bush White at 600.76;
Yellow 76078. Gats....al. of 800 bush comehon to prime
Virginia at '.0.1,44.
Cr.vonewsitt, July M.—Flour scares and buoyant at $7 30
@7 35. Whisky 03 1 ,40, and doll. Provision. dull and un
changed. pinned Oil 00. Sugar to good demand, more
I buyers thail sellers; wales 380 hhd. at 4 , 465 ; low fair to,
/ goOd fair. Cheese firm at 8,4. The river is falling; weather:
I hot and clear.
plialtONS wishing to go to Cameron Station, , to bob
at that cheap land, will please lease their names atour
ogles ae noon as possible, in order that all may go together
at name tithe. Good lands in lots of 6 acres and upwards,
situate within 9 to 4 miles of Railroad Stations, are nailing
at $5 to $lO an acre, and easy terms. This Is an opportuni
ty of securing a homestead not to be neglected.
B. COTUBERT & SON,
140 Third street.
i. 924
iIJT AND. Dia TOBN.V.AI-26 bble and IN , brbbls nu'
k..) liar. for sile by (Je22l SMITE' & SINCLATIL
O LET—The wend story room, large .and convenient.
Twell heated, and goodirout entrance, M
to N 0.140 Third
street. INesession given inimediatedy- Apply
8. CUTHBERT & SON,
140 Third street.
c.c
• • • 4• • " VINO 813OARII—
WIllte Sort Crashed et 8 and 9 cents per In;
•
N. O. Sugar, 20 Los for $1; for sale by
W. A. id'CLOß.t.i
)024
Eu S /WRAPPER .71,A. rOMMERCIAL POSI
77 . Rim ,— Wet evening at eleven. o'clock, by t
mirk, there were twenty inches ,. water, only fa ling
inch from Saturday; but late in the evening tin:, 1, /01
every Indication of more rain. We learn by the otheere of the
steamer Jura Lome last night, that the river bad rote
eight inches at Brownsville when they left.
77k ste#mere Exchange and Jan Lozeor are the packet+
for Arowneeillet the Erthunge to the toorttintr, end the
Lam:min the even/OR.
te:7l be eeen bj the . card of the steamer Yorktown, that
she leaves (Ilk roaming for Cincinnati. She to of very light
draught, and sure to go through in goal lime, having left
here last Planner on less water . than there is by the mark
at the present time; Co that those wishing to make a pleas
ant trip to the Queen City, will do well to be on hoard
&rip.
Report of MP Local Intpectors.—Port of Pittalloryli, Joh,
21 —The following toe list of Ilrense of Engineers and Pilots
granted, and removal of license for the month of July
OH/jinni License Granted —No. 215. Archibald Ritchie,,lld
Engineer. No. 162 James R. llenderson, Pilot.
Rintaoals.—No. 146. Thomas Mehin, Ist Engineer. No.
147. Even Reese, Id do. No. 117. Thomas Brias, Pilot.
No. 118. Jos. M. Calhoun, do.
Bow Wider.—Boats elground.—Tho river is still slowly
failing, with about 31 inches water he the canal last even.
ion 8 feet on the Portland and hew Albany bar, and the
channel difficult to navigate.
The Nunritebi arrived from St. Louis last evening, hav
ing sailed from that port Saturday evening. She reports
the water in the lower Ohio unusually low. and the mod
bare dotted with steamers all along the route. The Priv
gate :was lodged on French Island.—Louis. Courier, 27th.
STEAMBOATS
"1854.7
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
SAINT LOUIS.
Pittsburgh and. Cincinnati Stoam Packet Line,
/On THE 03NITZWICE Or
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
Sr IVIEN
PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
And Saint Louis.
co orAtz d n:r i.. 77::
Ia "
nailed for speed, splendor,
and comfort, and is the oto.r 11110U41:1 DAILY LI. or Srakis
Paeans on the Ohio riser. It connects Kith the U. S. Mail
Line of Steamers trout Cincinnati to Louisrillei nod Saint
Lou* by which passengers and freight are tickled and 1.f.-
..toted through dotty. Two new Steamers have beet added
to the Line, which now consists of the following boat.:
Days of Droarlare
• Boats. Captains from I'Ve simrgh-
BUCKEYE STATE. M. W. 13rtannoovas....8onday.
MESSENGER, No. 2..... J. 13 DAVI:I Monday.
ALLit111ENY..............Gee. l.ll.mts Tuesday.
CRYSTAL PALACE Wit..l. Koos,- Wedu,alay.
PIIILADELPIILA it. J. Goose Thursday.
PITTSBUItGFI IL CAarrerad Friday.
PENNSYLVANIA Jvo. KLINCTZLTEA Saturday.
Lease daily at 10 o'clock, A. M., precisely.
No freight received after nine o'clock on the moroltyr of
departure.
For apply on board, or to
.722115 B. LIVINGSTON,
Joni: FLACK, Agents.
Motiougatiele Ilouete
:41.4.191
=M=
For Cincinnati and sc. Louis
Ali Th e new 11114 sub.tantial lIELLE
IIOLDIMI,Capt 'nevus tioutrre, ehl leave
1. r the ebove nett intetratdinte tre th , first roe el
1,(1,7. For treittht et hemmer tipple en Iteerti. nul
For Cincinnati.
lAEAgood kettmetr TtIIIETHWS, haTltta
perior arrottmotlntstito, CRpt. Pwc. will
ve for the tatorf atsl in trrmr4.lllll , ports THIS MA
I i A. M. not 1 JOHN FL %C H. Attvot
ror Cinett...att.
TIIE new xO.l light !frau:lst eleatuer
ETTA, CPL J. J. 1,011, , ,h • 111 nerve I , r the
above azel Intermediate ports I/AI, the
in,tant, et 10 A. 11.
MO (might Rad pes.Fsgo xprl, I.urd
ItAttIIANIIE, Capt. M'C•ui ,
I,tvex ervry MONDAY. WEDNET. , DAT, and
FRIDAY, at 9 tilt. k. e4llll,Clirla • i ,
Mr C. and P. Railroad at Weil , lll.l. For fndrht al ply to
.1. i,,I.I.INGWOOD, Ag.-nt
leegnlar Wheeling Packet.
TitE: 'tent*, Cat.tairt
leter..4 every TV EAD 1", TII L'It , DA 1,
INA SATURDAY.::[ v ti.•l,,k. NI.. and r. , 1.1
rtertso,; t t• C. and Ole.
fur irel,tbt At ply
jet.N/
J. D. C.II.LINGKD)D•
"
CANA 1)/1 WEST.
, Cleveland, Port Manley
~.aga Z and Port Burwell.
-THE FINE Inv , tettnrr Urpletn
R. ItAtituir. lirt;l mtK. tw, trip, u trrrk !..rt orr+rn
Fart •.‘.l t f...!lovre
IMMBWk7MNM
Las vas Port V..]:w.h 1.. r Patat 1
by," p or , .•I.L)
and tit 7'
Teler,rlaph corm r. ett •:a. the Ch.a.l:,nd,
•tid
tb. talk. >hnr.., end t , rvralk I I
ILalroeal, A 4, Cr'ra,,, rin t It II Olt! I , anaon
La. a' a Lnb aa:eta: will: :he
Itratvad.
1•14,1 or S:11, ILL A
LALWEIWA cn,eiankl , ,
or A. 311111i1PF- Port mnr.r. an. r
WANTS
IAND 1% . A IU:A NT, WAI TED—f
eLlawe Li,nd %%arrant, araaun: I , ,vr
Aerrn. In 16,0. or 4•-• ivrr %%arrant, reir vriii Ia
paid 1171 i In wad, tor It° a^rl-r, and la pr 1.. r
ar..l sqr3. IT V -, 111.%
Itrrl E , talr n IA
1n33 mrnor st a trnrl. an .l
NV A L S.
tadr grit , w 111 !motto cl
T 11011.5, 11'o(11,3, I,nurtll
MI*CONIVICL.L& WILLOC
B.INK.ERS.
10 1:z
V Cot., Curront .11 l'Ar
ntootn taught a:n:1.11.1,mo-unfra.:01:. ,
'ff..: inn , c
nny pint in tt, (3.1,1 rt.rto..
nouln!'ant corn, of Men krt. and
PITI nlii; it gill , I' t.
=MEE!
•
4,1 , 7 win ti C.,10.1.
Ul • ;
Tit:TEES of Pittsburgh Comphny lotto
Ohl. day tivt - thirt,l a Din ilond of Ili exa MN, on Ow
Capital Stork of ..at: Company, out of tho I.rolitt, of the 1.,
ots month, pro on letnand. to Stool:t-1d,, tholr
legal r.11,-entutint, at Ow off:, tho Corti any.
jyll.2w ' ,IN tilts; 74. Clllll, N . ,
AND! LOU: CC N
ha
v. hr nn
0r , .., Farm, 0f0r , ..,(.0 to ~n.,art,. loouttol It, 1.1..) it .1
unto, t Irgotia, and 1111130 i, upwuril. of 10,i0 aort.,
in 31•Lesu ociutity. sori.l tiarta loud on Ow
watork Itig Fishing Cr.-. k, to., In lot, of nor-, 00,1
upw arda, nt $1,50, aim, pi, and 410 t, ,0- o o•ti
l ing to buy, will Ilnd it to tht-ir alranta,, to toll nt our
iithra. No. 140 Third ntrort. it
_ . .
!BAN 1,1L1.A.7 7 ; 04E7.6 tioolo,
0 Trimming, If.mlery no / tftoy ,. .
Linen arta !White B tutp.t., tiehtr.
Yort.hictg &r_, .te., hare all lure marke.l4oull'irLin
. 2.1) to 373..1 per eent., during the Semi Anstp..l Bale of
1. IIABUS Cll.,
rifth
r woe,
jat low prices, by J. PAVIStPN,
Jyto
TreeLaurer , a "Illee of the ,hartler• Valley
•
Rail rOatl Cosimpwray.
QI - BSCRIBIIItS to thenlvevs linnt heri•by
the Board of Direvtors hove en:l,l fer ninvtiii
Went of Fits Deft ARS per shore, risyntile In the Tre,urer
on the tbt Mon Iny of ,ll:\K, nod etio Five Doihn, her
chore on the first Monday nf esch ensuing nerritti, until
the .hole amount is hail.
nly3o:d r ALVAN WILKINS. Tr•ot.urer .
1 INS Dalt:LAO ANL/ I , lli'Y Call Patt Al, ht., ler
J good land aitnate on the wat.irm of 111 g Fishing Creek,
Ta. tanceral trarta of 1,0)0 iwrea each, will he old In IL:n
to suit purchaser'', at the above price; alias sonic at
acre. 'About n;re4 oh With Creek . , within from 2 to 4
=ilea of the al•ilroarl, at per .re: Alan, 100 Sores about
10 tallesTroin iloondamille, Va., and d from tha river, at
$l.O per acre. ,Oral lauds, good title'', and ei,y tartan.
For full piirticulnra call on, or addl.., by mall, post
f±. CL'TEfllElt 'r & 1405,
Coal PAnitn Agent., 140 Third
NT,1,1
UTl ' il TI) FA OM El):.
1\ 50 Horan hake'. Improve) ' , attar.
211 latent Crain
41; donor Ray Itakca;
II) do hay Forks;
Ilea u Cradin,
al do Scythes and aneatlis;
lb ' (halo Muralei; for at 4: Fifth atrael,
.1411128 WARDIIOII.
jell.
ICE ?I did W. W I le*/ mom, of Market and
Fourth streets, is opening another lot of those very
much approved Patent Brittoula too Pitchers. for family
and lintel use. Ice will 11111 t from four to five bourn longer
in these than in any other pitcher, WM they are of a good
pattern for conetunt use at all si mom, Every family,
leiardingdioutte, and hotel, should be supplied with them ;
prime $6. Call and mainline them at et Market Ft. j y
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UN.
1 for the Western Distric‘ of Pennsylvania
William A. Murray and others, t .
Steamboat s'A cave." j
To ALL P 1130146 Itatao7l.l.l: Take notice, that by virtue
of supdr7 attachments, issued out of the District Court of
OA United States for Um iVestern District of Pennsylvania,
dated the 20th day of July, A. D. 1553, and to me uirected,
1 atteiclnid the steamboat Active, now lying at the works of
Ahlrep Leech & Co., on the Monongahela river, in a plea
civil et maritime, wherein William A. Murray and others
are libeltards, add Ow owner., and master of the said steam.
boat Active are respondents, and the Court hove appointed
the .Prn env Or dtd UST CUT, as the time of hearing of said
attachment.
jytdttd WESLEY FROST,
AYEitY FINE DRAY HORSE, 0 years old, for sal, erk•
quire of FLEMING BROS.,
00 Wood street.
NOTICE TO OROCEIIS —U New York Sager Mills, No.
1 sod 2. for pale by I jy22l J A 51E9 WA RDU)P.
BLACK SIL ust rec.lved at A. ArrtullE'S,wruer
of Brant and Fifth streets, a tow pieces ofwy floe
Plain and figured Bleck SilkS. AI., Mantilla Silks and
Trimmings, In all the fashionable colors; bleached Muslins
and Irish Ldriens, fi cases of the very best makes, just re
ceived at A. M'TlO II E'S,
corner limit and Fifth sts.
'MEESE-24 Donee prime Chee.e.juet reeeireel and fur
eele by Uy43 S)11Tli k SINCLAIR.
MdUlt WWI/Ell—Ono of the beet artiden
now in toe for polimiling fine brace, he; I gross re
opleed by I IYIFI JOS. FLEMING.
GRA.FIN REISINGER k GRAFF,
nANUFACTUREKB OF COAL AND WOOD 000EING
STOVES, Parlor and Hewitt; SLOT., Orate Frosts,
Fenders, %via Doies kc., ko. Warehouse No. 12i WOOD
Street, above Fifth, Pitteburgh, Pe. jy24
Tuns.
ose e Tuv i i t , ;, _ ur ,
klel ,.. izegrr. lved another lot
The. Brown Linen Towel has a sharp stimulating surface.
oombining the properties of a Flesh Brush, with the desired
flexibility of a Towel. The Cotton Towel Possuass a licit
ness riot attainable in the linen, and the peculiarity of al,
sording ilvisture without friction.
B. ['.
BADL Call early Y
and
CO., a
,
/Y2l, No. tl l Thirl street.
AKTANIIJ ibe for sate by
FLEMING BROS.,
iidecoseor to J Kidd i Co.,
No. 80 Wood street.
A . -s.;:•‘! 7:7
L . #
,4 .
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••• - ,
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7 • % y.•
OEM
s as. •
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE A NG
MERSITANTS , EXCHANGE.
ovnonivs.
STEIPTON.
Ars! Preridrnt--Wn. 11. Farm.
Second Wu. R. 13nown.
Secretary—Wu. A. linvr...n.
Treasurer—Jon,' D. SHELLT.
Superintendent—S. T. NORTHAM, Jn
Clonntitter on Arbitration for August.—Wm. R. Decorn,
I'.. Dern, E. Peas, Wa. Itee, WM. RINEHART, .D. CoPM
LAND, _ .
PRICES OF STOCKS
00IIRECTED DAILY COP THE HORNING POST ,
Patrick. dc Friend, Exchange E• °kers,
Comer of IS fila and Wood streets, Ptilsbun
LOANS.
United States 6s. 1868.
United States6s.lBs3.
Perinsylrenle6s.lB79.
eeralSylvanix 5,1888.
Allegheny county es.
Allegheny county cuiports.
Pittsburgh city he
Pittsburgh city coupons, payable
New York
Allegheny City Be
Allegheny City coupons, payable
BANK STOCKS.
Bank of Pittsburgh 65,60 65,75 60,00
Merchants& Manufacturers • Bank 57,00 r 57,60 60,00
Exchange Bank 65,2 e, as,so, 60,00
I
Farmers' Deposit Bank
Allegheny Savings Bank 00,00 , 00,00. 2,14
BRIDGE STOCKS.
Monnogehela Bridge
St. Clair street- Bridge.
(land street Bridge
Northern Liberties Bridge....
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Westerninsurarlee Company 15,50, 16,00
atisene' Insurance Company
Associated Firemen's Company.
TELEGRAPH STOCKS.
Atlantic and Ohio 42,00' 44,00 60,00
Pittsburgh,Cincinnati•Lonisville 41,75' 42,00' 60,00
Lake Erie 24,00' 60,00
Pittsburgh Gas Works. 58,00' 68,50 60,00
Monongahela Slackwater —' 46,00 60,00
RAILROAD STOCK.
Pennsylvania Railroad 49,00' 49,75 ' • 60,10
Ohioand Pennsylvania Railroad— 18,76' 49,00 60,(41
Cleveland a Pittsburgh Railroad_ 50,00: 53,00 50,00
Marin, Railway and Dry Dock-- 102,543 105,00.' 100.1.0
Turtle Creek Plank Road 10,00' 12,00 25,00
Perrysv lila Plank Road 26,00 I 25,00
Greensburg Turnpike- 8,001 10,00,
Chartiers Coal Companv i 113,66 20,10
COPPER STOCKS.
Pittaburgh and Boston.
North American.
EM=
North Western—
gh cad Isle Royal-
Douglan Houghton
Outonagan
15=2=1
IMEMB
Drees Making and - Millinery.
..giii 311:S. S. &CARL , O reapertfolly Intcrins her friena:
lid °awl, that tate la Prepared Mutate I. order the
1.t,.., Kyle, o f
, DREstsE,y,cLoAKS, MANTILLAS,
TA M. 1.4, cfc ~ the Phortest °mire and on the maem rst
aonalle terms. chilaren'a Clothing male up with atomics.
end 41.pach. Bonnets altered and dyed a:coratna to
directions, awl neatly, and tag-Wily trinnurd. NVe aim to
ace IlatiAnction.
Apollo BuSidings, 7d FOURTH tict•O, r Or I .torn
r11:130 entracte ar tc rGa Cryintal Pahaed Dacuorriatt Oal
Ivry. jra,:dawlt.
883,000 Worth of Farms and Building Lsts!
100 FARMS AND 2000 BUILDING LOTS
11 - ,u k thruied onwrig 6VO ,“....evnlnrs on the Erening t'..
31ffit of July, 1834..
NIJNIfiEft AkK ALIMADIC -
ty
Many of the Ulla near these have teen rid.: tor from
lu 000 per cent. advance over thl. price f..r which thi-c
lot, are tow wild, plowing that the purcharr will he a ;good
itirm.tmcot.
Varl auierriher, FOR ONLY $l5, payable In inetelmers
of y. each, wlil receive FOUR ItUILIONIi LOT:), •S by lie)
mgether, or a FAH.%I of from '2 toll) Tte-e
1..:, are beautifully lotiebiet at LA.KKIAND, Lou;; /shoal.
a new rhumb and sehenl home., and a number of
I.: :tete d.eiliour, etnres, 'tura shops and Wind..., have
already been erected, accent ur•+rear• DOW Flog built, and
hundred will be eneited [hemming .neon.
Thin I, u tine opportunity, of onrtirag • delightful eautdry
renldenre near the city, where the don,akta. runddrd= ,d a
fandly rarle tan be fully rdnlklll.l, and where 26,0(U
lute anal about too farran hare lately been Fold and
at!.... I, daily Inning wade taloctieldualn 'or', after caret it I
en.and.. , adt of Ito hr itinn and nuteerta; fling the quality
tho ,nll, nre aelectinA (Arran fur agrieultural parp.,e,
,nfident that no Intel no cheap and ralculabal to ite
ere... an rapidly In slue ran he had within 543 sailer GI the
Thln lend would babe I.een all taken up yearn back.
==3!MIZ=MOMi
I.wtod np far otorario of two huutlrollear.—
411.1.• which largo oaten hot. !welt Male, oral • here the • tI4
,leor roactoi et large ratty now be own lwautiful rDtutgro
so.) culttrattol Edda altittng with the aboutlaot protlu , ti.oln
c 4 t.or cw.ther earth
Th. 1111 Y.. of we bollt oppoltunitlernovr offeTed w tho.
rtuftll meana who are ileatltute o(. hoot. hf their veil,
n. purcha., one for • mere trifle; alao, a foe farina, tent
h.. ti 4 oath tier and two nerve, and up traria, at from sf.s
tott.;:. rer acre. . .
All permit. , griahinii It , a v•il thymAelyea
tadw offarial to provur , n Ono (arra aplyoddl
d-ar thy Luiplra City. Plwalld make immtaliate •pplon
tidu.a..l,y - e nearly all f. Apply to Cli.tilLES
'dka , 11.oadway. corner et l'ultru IC. V. where
cud putul.hleta cau 10 had, u ...tit II ryluolad ty
r
7.CLAIN.
21 Fifth Pdr , at. Cli.,ol.urel
MEE=
FRANKLIN HOUSE ,
51REF.T,...V1:11111,1 , . PIMA DELPIIIA
PA ILK Eat & I. A lit D, Proprietors
~ h . tAA.I% tdi MI 0.., :So
All r .12 eanltt.ti..ltl street
it J Carr* L.+ 11:*e nr.dxporir,..
r ,
unt of In ore,rvsehlngw, kc, t.y Chart
Ft/!, o'Nhdlry, Sr ,
I 4,11 on .nd Famune by Mr, Ann S. con,
Go. Vithllll, of vv., cloth, $1
:le Nilo•tr•en is on,.
of F•outto.rn Lif.•;
A nt,rvy. NI.. Itlrt,ti, ikuthyr of Emily bryn.lham,
in .1. Avon. kr : Sn rent..
Ti e luritua Egyptian, an ar,ount of tYrir nar.uncrt.aid
i Sul ; ulo: trat.l, ulth 500 runi cut,;
Jourant, L.r July.
Irnu ib 1,111, nr Mutual 1n20rnr...: by 1/ ftr3 n
(7) k t'y U. d ,
J. 17 tin. 5t0r.1.,11
II e..ti• st..o
rr.m.• i10rt , ..4,1 5... a rll arrar.p.,l an .I it. 1. 0 . 4
r alLb a 14, Of ro
fru. mar ,L,lr•
aurrt. and not tar Irour lha evur: Pri,.a
ktz— g•IrA Hoff,• al“.1 large Lot of firound to, ilff,f,
sod :f llouA I well iffilsh,l for Trrvof of pd,tr,rft
. 1 , , S. CeIIItIERT a SON, I.ifd Third
For Solo.
4 L.C.sait: NEW CitUNTLIt. CAS}. awl other
jj, *tore Vitun e, cheep, for tale at N' 71 Ft , Ultr I
telo-lse
j•
it.n , l': AND tqlote.—Th.ne who muth to F,..1. a
float laud well tlttlog.
BAIT, Slloti Or Ii AITER.
,Il reol tit MLACIiIILIN',4,
.0 ~ K , Fourth ,ire...
(argu'id Dagn .. .
Art. liallery,
,4,,,11,, iggild t ug, No. 76 rburth street, ter.: to Li rut',
Carp( istinparium)
41It. M. CARO° a 0 0 . haying Stied tip the molt
ample rooms in the ray with laud noth env and
gble light., offer Itiret elate.. I.lliENllStillti, In
style to null all, varying lu prir u nenhraing to
Axe and quality of rasp, be. C,_ Soperlor Oil
Painting , . by the best artiste, for ..ale, and on ex
hitodou during the dny and evening. Citizens and etran
ver- arn invited to call and examine specimens and Paint
ing,
_____ _ apritil
_
r'ORR SALE VERY CHEAP - .
I BUILDING LOT IN ALLEGHENY CITY. IA feet Lt .
rik Pah A good bargain .:an be had by applying s+itin at
the ulhce of the MOANING POST. jyl2.tf
A uo , 1) hUILDIS(I LOT. 21 foet front on Corp,. street
/ - 1. by 100 fee. In depth, In Birminebonl, will be roll
ebe.sp. Euquiro of URO. F. 011.11K:1M
jv 13 et office of the !lamina toot.
BUILDINW LOT FOR SALE. -
ALOT 24 feet front on WYLII street, mot extol:141m;
bark 10.9 feet to Wide. alloy. On the bock part of the
Lot I. Cellar Wall, built for Iwo small Honor,. This Lot
le in a deolrablo Wootton per n reoidence: and will be soh!
low, and on favorable term•. Title good, and Hear from
Incumbrance. rtnquira of El). F. (111,1.4108 E,
3 At Offleff of Morning lot.
MMME=2
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IiCIIITECTURAL ALAI) OItNAIIENTAL CAHN' I:RS.
Ornalvieuttsl Patterns for (-hating, in every style;
Noeling. Designing, fie. C.mpaltiori Ornaments for the
tieroristion of Steamboats, Buildlogn, Ac.; SMITIIFI ELI)
near tlin Nat 001‘..
rf LIitNTP SEBUS.—
Ruts Raga, Purple Top,
Yellow Aberdeen, Norfolk,
Globe, and llaim hybrid;
and retail at the Seed Store, Fifth etroet.
JAMES WARDROP.
IteNT—A very deeirable country twat, 7 mike tram
1 4 the rite, on the Steubenville like—late the llome,teed
of eon. Wm. lifelike. Atom: with the Fnriinr ,
wGI Le let an Orrhard of the very best quality of ;tatted
fruit. For further potrtirulars, enquire of Mr. Jeek..on, et
the Toll Gate on the itroutlemt.
jilt JAS. 0 RICHES Real Esmtn A-ent
T II ST ItECElVED.—Wearyksit Con/Mon: by Leitch
•) Raab,
Walter Warren, or the Adventurer id the Northern
Wilds: by Owen puffy.
Woman's Lore: by Eugene Sue.
Flora Lyndsay by Men lilcsidie.
The Frontiersman; a narrative of 17M. Just rere.ved
end for sale by W. A. GILDENFENNEY b CO.,
'ell N 0.76 Fourth street.
I 12 Admiralty
\7 ET NU (OK IV ANTED--ttne that Is young and healthy
V Apply at FRANCISCUS' Agency Office,
.1.04 No. of. Fifth street, near Post 011 let.
Wli l l'E t il. , :ii
tn, DliAFTS—Conittantly for sale at sight, ti ,
on
Cincinnati, LouLsvllle,
St. Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago, Datroit, and
Cleveland: at N 0.71 Fourth street.
jeVt A. • S .4 CO.
WILKIN
FtPit BALEA beautiful location or bite for a itollirtg
Mill, Cilmis Works or Foundry, situate in Temperautes.
Allegheny county. Pa. For terms and price enquire
of Mr. J. Iloward, Fourth street, or
JAMES C. RICIIEY,
4.21) Real Estate Agent.
20 ACRES OF LAND FOR dALE—With a email Frame
lloure-12. acre, is wed l within 6 miler of the city..
jyll S. CUTHBERT k FON, 140 Third st
, XTRACT Gl' V Ali II I.X-1 gross of Boxin's celebrated
j2s flavoring extracts of Vault's, received by
Jati. FLEMING
Ml3r==:
•
NOVAITIIeTANDINO so much fuss about the
•
scarcity of Tea. we are receiving STA half Chests.
)..F.:! , -.Oonsisting of Young Hymns, Imperials, Gunpow
i-*.jders, Oolongs, Soudiong, and Con,Tou, all of which
has been selected with care, and will be sold u usuaJAYNESI.
A. ,
10 Pekin Tea Store, SS Fifth st.
TEW BOOKS, BY EXPRESS, AT DAVIIWN'tI BOOK
11 STOKE, 65 Mkt street, near Fourth.
The Pilgrims of Walelngham, • tale of the Middle Ages:
by Agnes Strickland.
11111 s, Lakes, and Forest Streams.
Travels In Armenia, Ruse* Turkey, and Persia by
Careon.
Owl Creek Letters.
Maurine on Lords Prayer.
Christmas Holidays in Home : by Kip. j ylO
. 7 t f
' - t b •
Bid. Asked. Par Val.
$ 119,00 $ 120,00.$ 100,00
100,00' 101,00' 100,00
105,01. 000 100,00
95,00, 97.00' 100.00
100,00: 100,00
90,00, 100,00: 100,00
99,00 100,00 100,00
102,00 10200 100,00
99,00 99,00:100,00
02,00 94,00, 100,00
23,75 24,00 25,00
- 35,00 25,00
00,00, 00,00 ,
47,00
30,00! as,ou' 50,00
GEMINI
6,00 7,09
17500
..... - 68,00•
6.25, 7,501
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17,50
200,06'
6,00; 10,00.
...... 4,50. 6,00,
- T,OO
1,12, 1,75'
3.00 3,25.
0.00 2,00
4,00 2,50
-- 0;10
;,Co 0,00
2.50 2.00
M==l
nM=l:=
MISdELLANEOITS.
Tj ARD AND LARD OIL
-16 kego No.l Lard;
10 1,10,. do Lard 011;
b half Obis do;
Received and fox sale by
mylB MILLER & RICKETSON
R ICE -2Q tierces prime Itiz iL rre E l l 7e: antla T eZ9'
j,17 221 arm 2.23 Lawry et
I AHD UIL-10 bois No.l Lard Oil;
10 IA do do; tor sale by
'en MILLERRICKETSON
JAV.& WITER-1.1, pc,a,rtet Java Coffee. tor I,
by [jell' I MILLER & RICKETSON.
/ ILAIIET WINE-4u rtt-es •tic. Julian" Claret., ruceirml
lJ and tor sale by i jar j MILLER & RICKETSON.
OLIVE Oll.-15 ctu,,s Olive Oil, for see by
I.J .I°l7 311LLEII k RICKETSON
TAIL CANDLES-25 bozos Cs. 5%4 and 6's Star Candle+
A., for sale by [jail 31ILLEit d itICKSTSON.
-12 tails Medium 3 Mackerel;
10 " No 1 Pickled Hering; In ;Inn, and*
' jelif MILLER & RICKETSON.;
I - aMi'AUNE-40 bahkets '172," 4 .17.1," Chasupega.
k„/ Wiue, landing and for Pale by
jell MILLER k RICKETSON.
6,111AD-15 bbls No.l, for salt, by
0 myM 9XITII & SINCLAIR.
MANTILLAS.—A. A. MASON & W. have now for pale
morn than 100 latest styles of Mantilla. [my2.
LLNSFA:I) OIL-10 bbl for sale by
joie LIEN AY HOLMES
L"E--100 bble for sale by
jell)
fo . ALE:RAI:OS-40 bzs •Pulverised baleratus, in quarter
J halves and pound papers, for sole by
jelft HENRY nor, stEs.
UTTER-15 kegs fresh Furkiu Butter, for wii. by
jel9 HENRY 11. LARS
L , GGS--3 Obis trent thi day remised, and for sale bye,
jel9 11ENSY aoLuits
B LUE LICK WATER-3 bbie received thin day by
JOS.
corner of the Diamond and - Market *t.
A,TO. 1 LARD 011.-25 bbin in store and for tale by •
my 26 FLEMING BROS.
LARD OM, NO, /—Just received =1 for sale DI
mylBo JOEL MOHLER.
DOEBILAVER bTOMACii BITTERS-12 do au has
I) and for Bale by [ jel2j JOHN 11AXT, J.
yF.AItI.6-59 bble fi rst quality, un counignment; for 55.15
by jel9J F. SELLERS k CO.
dere. on Cl3.lgrualunt and for rasa by
lli F. SELLERS a CO.
NEI , T Y L7RI.,`ORATILCin—St. Nlcholne bridal chamber into
tern, for oale by
TAR CANDLES-60 boxer Cincinnati, assorted rises, a t
13 manufacturers pricer.
my 6
fIRESToN k 11ER1111,1,'S Entracte of Lemon, Orange,
E Rose, Vanilla, Yenek Almond, Jamekw Ginger, and
NuUnegs; for sAe by petuj W. A. M'CLURG.
ILIANNY FERN'S NEW BODE—Fern Leaves, from tou
r nye Portfolio; second eeriest with original designs:
Ly Fred. M. Cothn. Just received by
B. T. C. MORGAN,
my 27 104 Wood street
THE QUIET ililAßT—Just pobllslied complete, from
lilarklrod's Magazine, price 25 mite; for nal* by
jel3 11. MINER ,E C0.,.3?. Smithfield strret,
1)33W1t A. 13 WLIITE PLAID uthmm
te6--AnaBa.
meat of the above Goo , LOGISt receteed at
A. AIeTIGIIIPP,
jrls rornerpf Grunt end Fifth street.
tutEret AND PETEuSoN't 4 MAIJAZAN ES, fir July
kj bare brew reerived by RUSSELL At BRO..
Ira; Fifth utrret..ueur Market.
IUY TEACHES-1U bbla Dry l'ealebee; do Dry Ai,
LI Iles, far wale by
jet°
bbln Baltioiorn Herring int Nora and rot
IA pain by ENVILIB/1 A RICHARDSON,
1.11)::d WaLer nod 1511 Yrant et
DA LrimotLE r.R.RI NO— IAJ bbia rrorDred lb re day by
l'coußyi•acia arra for r•ale by
ENULISLI k RICHARDSON,
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bbls Shad in store and for We by
ENULISII dr. RICHARDSON,
— toy:10 lit Wear •usl l'Al Front it.
IIIAI -4U bbls italtimorr irksuurr mutt tur nrtle by
jrtt EMILISII filtS4A.
lIlTk Flbll-50 obis I.peetwa, I rale by
.p.t; ENULI6II A itICILARDSON.
An,l "'''°° ZeUARDSON
lENGLA 0 b t 414 prime. Yea., for osln by
ISH .t
•
JI ICE-100 Mercer prime Lice, for B.le by
jel7 .11[ HICIIARDS4. )
_ _ _
jo II &1)!—IL rhati:
IJ 50 hi bbis :Ind; in etZre and fa , sale by
MWMZMOM
pOrj,A6TOLS—
"ci"
f"
. '7 IIENItY 11. COLLINY
SSACILKs.— bur prime, toe ~nle Icy
j../ 1 1 HENRY L. COLLINS
IC .- APPLES—I:4 b. tor mile by
4.1 u HENRY if COLL' Nl4
SUO AI: AN 0
50 WWI N. 0. Sngx.r
75 bola do 515Inoaeo ;
11. 1 4 11 laosoa.: Ad. wale by
M'CLUILIE AN, 11ERILON k CO.
-
llKi y
1.1) FKUIIS c..ek tr r.;
for
..1.3 by
'CI UI[KLN, 11101.121.)N & CO.
DOT ATULS—A.. bags 00 COLlA.oll{fnt, and for Saw by
I. lea & CU.
L . ) AC ir UON SI l Uhlto-24 caste retie; vv.] ou corbug o men L
sfu.l for tirkle luw by
}I'CLURKAN, HERRON' k
1,1 , . IHAIN-1W tous Morcer wuncy, (411arva Foruscad
for r•le by :mr.141 KING s 1100HILEAD.
B"r1/111/ MINEILAL WATER—In bbis .41.11 bble
,unk. an 1 mulberry cooperage,) tor sate by
1313=1
1.a6e.---3rtu bomee, Seib, 011'2 a.el 10114, kr Keenan
Iff Co.'s brand, la store awl for sale by
lib KIM k
-.: red eJted, exel shoLel, put up . he
RA,MilUlejaAc-":el.te —fared
filetleti, retaining the origi•
thleormel freshness of the fruit; foirwee.ll.ezrcLuao.
I .SUil 10.1.1
it I. 7 krgslug., ato grille. inch ;
2,X) lb. do Sugar, in cake.;
.ILI,I rm.., 41 on conAgnukral, and for eale by
W. A. Itt'CIXILO
Llr 11 Y1.:11
tomarilerring
::. au ao ShaLl, Bret of
IL. ,el,o[l. Also, 'LaMar Herring; No. 1 nn3 3 Mackerel;
‘ruoked: do. pickled: un hand and fur rah. by
II :lAILfY 3: It ENSIIA :233 Llburty I.truet
r erk lattaXlS—ntn
crthldol the and La tow. For sale by .
j 1. ittllLElt.—Tuis has been found
I.one ot the to et desirable articles in the war of coot-
Lig otebells yet invented. It is almost itellspenelble in the
preparation of Forms, drifts, Liomony. Green or Dried
Fruits, do. blur sale by MILEY st.
..bl3 Liberty street.
,rr Jos .‘" ) .=',l4rg=t r hrirrt l l l't l ent,
lloioncape Dnipery grylet ; for ma. whole , -
'rile raid total to. the Oil Cloth illtrerooms, N 0.116 Market
rent. ijel9 . l .1. it U.
$7,
ti Y. 1111,6 s .w in,hres Trims-parent Ihrff Qil Lleth for
IVr \Vim 6114“1,,, just realved from the Newry,
end f,r ut the IVlsrereoaks, Nu. 110 Abater street.
MAL,' INDIA Itt:tiliEtt tiLtrVt:B—Of ell the Fir.
romuufactunAL .Lo. Gent: lilt/v.lot every variety;
for at th .1 Dubber Depot, No. 116 Nittritet street_
urrA WATEIi COATS—Ha Ittrue
the attention of ptirchoteri to this new and beautiful
artwle; the iloialA arc warranted W eemaiu pliable ia all
Mutts of - weather, and perfectly water proof; for sale at the
India Rubber Depot. No. 116 Market i.treet.
jel.t J. k.II. PUTT.LIPS.
WLitman India itutiber Whips, irons 1 so 7
itiet In length, for aisle, wholesale and retail, at No.
116 Market street. [jai) J. it IL PIIILLIPS.
CltAl'ATS.—We aro now opening a variety of
0 new styles of Lawn and Gingham Ceram and Tie. for
mummer wow - Also, some very rich and tashionable plain
and funny Silk Cravats and That •
A. A. MASON k CO,
7.Zi Fifth stria,.
/ILLEAP WALL PAPERS—A v x eupply of 12A COP
.J 1 . /11,Vra just reoelved, fur sale by
WALTER. P. NIAIIiLIALL,
jea di Wood strebt.
111\E PAPEE choke ....Mumut to
chintz, branitello, nod satin imitation, for eels by
Jes
WALTER P. -MARSHALL.
laltitlertil. OIL CLUTII-2,0tal yards of the plain and
kj enamelled flulell, manufactured oo plain, twilled and
heavy auck maue, sold whOlamle and retail at the OH Cloth
IllareroomA, O. 11l Market street.
L 11. PHILLIPS.
UttbE'S WMPOUND SYKU OF
j Man—This compound will remove dieoeses arising
trout impurity of the blood. It acts as a purifier of the
blood; otrengthone and braces the system; is harmless and
bimplo in Ito effoeb.. For halo by
jell
IRIED 13k —1(/ tie.. S. C. lief.
17 toy'2l) F. SELLERS & CO.
'4 AGYAIVE MAGAZINE, fur Juue, fur &de by
B. T. G. SIORGAN,
my3l 104 Wand atreeL
1.1 , 1.. — e0UN 8 AND I'ISTOLS—A great variety !Lemma
stantly on hand, together With the neeeasary apparte
newts, and shooting material In general. for /ale by
ja . 24 BOWN k TUTEE_'.
ItE V OLVEILS—A good assortment of all Elude of Resol
vers, Including Colt's, Slarsten's, Werner's,
uud the Revolving Hammer Pistui,j net sweiveci and for sale
wholesale or retail, by 13OWN & TETLEY,
je24 1:95 Wood street.
DA LTIMORE 11 kIRRINII ANL RIIAD, vary Doe, for nolo
LI by the barrel, by BALLET it RENSHAW,
jelLi 243 Liberty street.
UNOW NOTIIINIi SHIRT COLLARS, CRAVATS, end
ji n full es,orlment of Furnishing Goods, of the new
Irtmmiug ;Aura at .
jel:4 FRANK VAN CORDER_
LXTRsXTRA OLD. CIUV'T. JAVA COFFEE—A few bagP,Trery
uperior,
eupetior, reeeired and for sale by
W. A. ArCLIIII.G.
- MAN: SIIAWL.—A. A. EIASON a W. have just re
ceived, per express, another large assortment 01 rich
plain and embroidered Crape Shawls
i 3 ACUN—ti hhil. Sides;
2 do Shoulders;
do 'lams.; tor sale by
e2S SMITHS SINCLAIR.
_Kt:FINED SWAM—
I/I bbls Lurering's Crushed Sugar;
50 do Loaf Sugar;
15 do Powdered Sag.;
50 do White Cosine Sugar;
10 do Conroe Pulierh.ed; for sale by
je23 SMITH 't SINCLAIR.
W ININ)W GILA:36-150 box. WO;
10 do 10x12;
50 do 10114;
do • nal:::
II do 709;
Swearer's and Blair's brands; for sale by .
maw k SINCLAIR
SIX/at-4p aids prime is. O. nog.;
1 do Clarided do;
Iteeeired per steamboat Jane Franklin, on consignmeot
far aide by (je2l] J. A. 1111TC111801.41 k CO.
BLACK 'ClaAn—
Sup. Chulnn Ponehong, On papers) at 60 eta. per lb.
• Finest Fongtae Chula% do 623, no.
For sale by [ .le24] W. aI!CLURG
DIU I.IION-50 tone No.l Anthracite; _.
j . 108 " No. 2 do;
100 . No. 3 do;
Good brands, for sale N. 1981. ItINGIIABI A co.,
he , Canal Basin
turr.-410 boxes prime W. II Cutting, tnr side by,
C
11/ HENRY H. COLLINS
Agra.) , of Dr. ritehos Orlebrated Medi.
fp- AT DR. G. 11. REYBIIIIII Drug Store, No 110 corner
Wood street and Virgin Riley; Cherry Prtimusic, Pulmona
ry Balsam, Pectoral 11xpeetcrant Pulmonary Liniment,
Depuratire Syrup, Heart Corrector, Humor Con eetorePure
and Medicinal Cod Liver Oil, A nttliy iteptic Mixture, Cough
acd Cathartic Pills, Nervine, Teredfuge, Female Pills, Fe
male Ftweitle, la.,' le., awl by him constantly and Kith
unprecedented au'crem In the treatment Of
Cblds, Cough!, Consumption, Asthma, Heart Dimams, Dy,
pepia, Scrofula, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Astute
Cbmplairds, Pi/es, etc, ere. Ds. Fitch's unequal! al
Patent Silver Plate Abdominal Supporters.
Dr. Pitch's Improved Plated Steel
Spring Shoulder Brace. Dr.
Pitch's Silrer
•
ling Tube.
Also, all kiwi of Proprietary Medicine., at the lowest
pions, wholesale or retail. jy3lalaw
Ayr Perfumery, Fancy soaps.--I have on
hand a large and well selected assortment of Soaps and
toilet articles; from the beet pernmary establishments of
fand,o, Paris and Philadelphia, whirls I KM selling oat,
wholesale or retail, at the lowest prime. Also, Pomades
Oa Marrow, and Hair Oils, of the richest and most delight:
fat olors.
I also keep a splendid assortment of Imported and domes
tic flair Brushes, Nan Brashes, Tooth fliashes, ke.
GEO. H. HEYLEII,
jyalciew N 0.1.40 corner Wood at. sad Virgin alley.
MYEBS• EXTRACT OP BACK ROBE, OR PROST WORTI
An Invalnable Remedy for all &roll:ties Diseases, buligeir
tion, Tenet', Sick Headache, Canker, Burring Sore Month,
General and as a Purifier of the Blood, is on.
• equalled.
Te BOCK ROSE hee pined • reputation, at home and
abroad, which no other medicine his ever done In the same
length of time. . .
It has thug bedh the study of Phyrocians,to discover some
remedy for this most distreming complaint. Whether they
have bean successfoL remains for the sufferers to a.).
There are, in this country, hundreds of thousands who are:
suffering from indigestion, probably, In most cum, caused
by their own Imprudence ih living.' - To-them we would my
try MYERS' EXTRACT OF HOCH ROBE. It has cured,
ant will cure, the worst and most obstinate cases of Dys
pepsia, and all Its conoamitanta—Costireness, Sick, Head
oche, Heartburn. Flatulency, Acidity, to. Bee the follow
ing mil& ate: " •
Div. A. B. L. MYERS: Dear Sir—ln the winter of 1347-8,
I suffered beyond description with Dyspepsia, and • train
of other evils dependent on it. I had applied to various
doctors, and a number of nostrums had been recommended,
but to no purpose. I procured and wed two bottles of
your Extract of Bock Hose, and found almost Immediate
relief, eo much so, that I have used no other medicine
since, and, in thet, I can Sod no other which, in my delft,.
erste opinion, can bear comparison to yours. And In it
cases, when I have the opportunity, I recomthend your
Extract, as standing first over all others. Let all who are
•
thus *Sided try it, and find what I have found.
Truly Yours, OHO. B. CONKLIN, "
- ..,
"WWI* some Tem at College learning medkal etiquette.
I vie ctudyteg the lags or nature in the forests of Amer
lea."—Wiftnag. • '
LIENIIti 110LMES.
The discovery of Rock Rose (flelealathemum Canaderuie)
by Dr. Whitlu, Lae proved as Inestimable benefit to man
kind. As an alieratioa It is aneqoaled In idaterla Medics;
as a tonic and deolairtientjt to matchless. Myers' Extract
to the only scientific and reliable preparation, and bas
already „ made its mark" as er remedy for Scrofula, set.
Ritmo, Totter, Dyspepsia, and all diseases &Ashur from
Impure blood and impaired digestion. Bee certificates.
MISIE2i=2I
We know it to be a fact, and therelbre do not hesitate to
daY, that in all Scrofulous and Babas Diseases, Indigestion
and its attendants, Sick Headache, Sour and Sick Stomach,
Conker, Solt Rheum. or Tether, all skin and other diseases
arising from Impure blood, Myers' Extract. of Rock Rose
hue no equal. If you doubt the fact, road the array of
proof In our circulars, for the truth of which we challenge
investigation. •
Bold by Dr. GO/ IL KEYSER, N 0.114, coruir of Wood
street and Virgin alley.
&yea of the Golden Mortar.
94 4 4
ILlornla, or Rupture of the Bowels.
Atir THERE ARE THOUSANDS OP PREPPONS WHO
are afflicted with a Rupture of the Bowels. who pay littlw
attention to the disease until the Bowele
become strangulated, when, in all proton
bulky, It may be too late. Mr Important I
It to, than, for ell thong suffering from any form of Rep
ute of the Bowels, to call at once upon DR. KEYSER,
at his Whole ale 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 dike
back of the drug store where Trusses are applied, and war
ranted to giro eatisfection. Ile also has every variety of
Trusses that you can name, and at any price, to cult the
means of emery one in need of the article. I clue keep
every kind of Allepporters, Body Brace; Sarperwary Banda
ges, E2astic Stootings, for enlarged veins, and all kinds of
mechanical appliances used in the mire of dismal.
I would napectfully invitor the attention of the public to
an excellent Truss for Children, which invariably effects
cures in a very short time.
also keep on band, and for sale, a hirge snort
ment of Shoulder Drones of the nog improved kind, that
have been worn with so much satisfaction by hundreds of
person., both in and oat of the city.
DR. KEYSER'S DRUG STORE AND TRUSS DEPOT,
corner of Wood street and 'Virgin alley, No. 140, sign of the
Golden Mortar. jel4dkw
LIST OP GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES,
om BAND AND VU. Rai z It
FLEMING BROTHERS♦
no,ieers eLanes Vgrsettwe wad Lbw PIM.
Wholesak Drtwirts and Dealers in Adent
Corner Fourth' and Wqral street.. Pittsburgh- •
7T EPLER'S t 'AFRICAN 003LIVIIND;
.f.X. Jayne's a.terative:
CarmlnativeJtalsam :
Hale Dye:
Expectorant;
Sanative Pills:
Hair Tonle;
Whitar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
Bryant's Paulo= , Balsam ;
Masud's German Bitters;
Holland dO
Roatetter's Stoma do
Heralds.' tfterineOatholicon:
Storms' Smirk. Cough Candy;
Prices do;
Thorn's _ do;
Howria do;
Osgood's India Cholagogns;
Morse's invigorating Cordials
Tyler's Gum drabk, Drops;
Harrison's Hair Dye;
Phalon's do•
liatthelor'a do
Mollonn's Elixir of opium;
Bryant's Purifying Itracl:
Dailey's Pain Katrart.;
Brown's Essence MJsmaies *linger:
McAllister's do do:
Kidder's ladellibls Ink;
Payson's do do;
Arnhold's do ;
Dr. Curtis' Hyssops;
Lyons' Kathairom
David's Lilly White;
Basin's do;
Tobias Liniment;
CAM's do;
Allen's Nerve and Bone Liniment;
Mexican Mustang do:
ferret's Arabian do;
Gardner's do;
Barrel's Indian do;
Carter's Spanish Miztarv;
Bern's Pile Lotion ;
Mean Fon;
Scarpa's Acouatic Oil;
Merchant's Gargling Oil;
Rushton, Clarke & Co.'. Cod Liver 011
McAllister's Ointment;
Single Itch do;
Ferrel's 110;
Gray's do;
Trask's Magnetic Ointment,
Judkin's
Swains Panacea;
Honak's dct
Barone. Infant Panacea;
Perry Davie Pain Killer;
Ayer's Marry Pectoral;
liouglaten'aPs;
Kier's Petroleum;
Maude Celebrated Liver Pine
Brandreth's do
Wright'. Indian Vegetable Pill.
Lee's Anti-bilious do;
Sarsaparilla Wood do;
Even's do;
Swayues' Extract Sarsaparilla-Blood ills
Jayne's Amelyne Cough do;
Towneend's Health do;
Jew David's Plaster/1:
Shoemaker's do;
Dr. Newinan's do;
Radway's Ready Relief;
Morris Remedy;
Prof. Wood'. Hair Restorative;
Emerson's do;
Brill's Sarsaparilla;
Towisend'a do;
Sand's do;
Ouyaott'a Extract Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
Wolf'. Schiedam Schnapps;
Soap, Cleaver's Honey;
Highly Scented Brown Windsor
?dusk; .
Ludlum's Spoonful
biclasies Sudorific Cough Syrup;
Tyler's dam Arabic do;
Sellers' do;
Swayne'e Syrup of Wild Cherry;
smith'. Tonic Syrup;
Barry's Trkophormas;
Norwocd's Tincture of Vandrum
McLane's Celebrated Vermlfuge,
Dr. Locock'm Pulmonio Wafers;
Thompson's 'Eye Water;
Agents for all of Dr. bleCtintoek's Fatelly.Medielvoi
Dr. Needham's Breast Pump.;
Water'. Atmospherk Breast Pumps
Own Eleatic do do.
ELLKOS VERMIYUGS.- THY BEST PEZPARA.
0 TION."
Poise Putman, Va., October 4,1847.
Ale- A- Baits :- your Vending*, I ran till with
out hesitation, that, baring used it extensively in my
practice for the last four or Ave years, I think it deddedly
the bait priiparatinn of the kind whieh I have any know!.
edge of, although I have
.heretoxim lased the preparation
of several other manufacturers. Yours, Au.
D. COUGH. M. D.
R. R. SELLERS CO., ft/ Woad
pmendly. 1024
Prepared and sold b
street_ and for sale by
- VINE EXTRACTS FOR THE' MANDIEIRCHIEWS.-1
JC hart, this day received • Was assortment of Bccirta
fine Extract; =cog width - ars his 'celebrated Chiselled
Drape, Raid to be the finest whiner/ in the world- Also,
his celebrated Extmons of Upper Ten, Jockey Club, de., de.
Those wishing fine extracts can always procure thaw at
JO& ILIMIXECTi,
12 • ernes of the Dimmed and Market at.
' •
.7.0 T.
MIN
MEDICAL
~ PAIIKORITE."
CMIIM!
West Iderlden,Conn
TEM STUDY OP NATURE.
IT IS SO,
Mina
: ,-;
RAILROADS
OLZVELAND AND PITTAIVIOB
RAILROAD
IN INVITIZT/ON WITH STYAMPLI
alalit SCUM AND EXCHANGA Aid
VIA WELLSVILLE.,
AND OHIO AND PENNSYLVAdadIIiROAD, V/A
ALZWANCE.
rirHE Phort.t, gulekrat sad khoupret routs toTtdoia, Chi.
L no, La Salle, Rock Wood, Gal.., flt. Look, and IR.
Surth-wear, S IA CLEVELatI-p.
Olt and after TUESDAY. J tgy 11,1854, Pumimpr Trams
will run defly , (durelay'e excepted). follows:
Yid WEIASVILLF..
Leave Wellsville at 420, P. M., and Alliance at 620, arri
ving in Cleveland at b P. =Win( • elmiernisneethu.
with Michigan Cenral Railroad bo.a for Vein& and Cbj.• ,
cap; steamers for Buffalo and Megan Pitts, and Mxprens
Train for Toledo, Chicago and Pt. LOW,
Panama:era for the 420, P.ll , train front Wellsville, lases ,
Pittsburgh daily (Sunday's excepted) at I 00, on
steamer Eclipse or Exchange. Pare to Cleveland, $3,00.
MMMMI
Leave Alliance at :.20, A. AL, and 12, No umsnitaft at
Htehon olth tram (or Akron. Cuyahoga Palle, ha, sal
artiviog at Cleveland at 10, A. AL, end' 20, P. M. Fare to
Cleveland, $4,00.
- - - .
The trains of the 010.0 and Penna. Railroad, laa4ng Pitts.
bash at 3.00, A. M., 8, A. &L, and 3, P. M., wane&let'Alli.
&nee for Cleveland at 7 30 A. IL, 12, M., and CM, P. K.,
and arrive in Moreland at 10, A. XL, 220, P.M., sad 11.20,
P. aL ,
Pomander. for Toledo, Chicago, St. Louis and the North
aelt,vt= Plttb e nr o gh on the 11.0
eloee 1:. Tr
there :,lritiViLta
Night Represe, by which they airive in Chicago allOO IL,
next day. Ilme from Pittsburgh to Chicago 91 hours
Pammigers taking . this Train, via Chiveland, will moth Cid
nage one Train in advance of any other routs. • .
Amendes ticketed to Cleveland, Buffalo; Toledo, Chica
go, La Salle, Rock- lidand, and at. Louis.
Time to Chicago, 24 ham—St lauds, 49 hours.
YAM ti WILLTIMIZ. = till 11l ALLIA3II7-
To Cleveland.._ : " : .$3,00 To Cleyetand...--.—...54,00
Toledo-.-.-.... 1. 6,00T01010- • 1 6,00
Detroit• 6,00 • Detrott.--.... —' .: 6,00
Cbinago $lO,OO k 10,60 Chreagee...4ll;lll4ll,so
Rock Wand 16,50R0c k Island —AREA
St. Loots. 18,60 I St, Lords—
_....,` ..-10,60
Passemgen are requested w procure, their ticking at Um
Oleo of this Company, he Monongahela 110 below the •
00608?. J. DURAND, Sup% Cleeelaod.,
J. A. CAIJOILRY A X.nt,
iyl2 Wet. 4
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
THE PENNSYLVANIA N
RAILROAD
THROUGH IN FITTERS HOURS. A
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY,' MY -ISTR THILER
THROUGH TRAINS. -
na MAIL TRAIN will leave every marking (Sundays
T
eimpted) at 7 o'clock, stopping at the nigtthir sta.
bona, and arriving In PhiOd4phisi at okieek,. PM.
THE FAST TRAIN will leave Pittsburgh daily (essept
Sunday,) at 1 o'clock, Mopping at OTOtillblir. Latrobe,
Slairoville, Lockport, Johnstown, 6allitsen, Al
lama le, arriving in Philadelphia at 4 tedock,the next
morning.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN wfll leave every *Vesting
at -R o'ekok, atom:deg only at Irwin% Hreenibutgh,
Latrobe, Hillside, Johnstown, May's, 9ailltaen. Altoorm,
Sc., connecting at Harrisburg with the rain for Nati
nano, and arriving in Phibsielphi. or BaldAirre, at 11,10,
noon.
THE ACOOMMODATION TRAIN will leave , every after
noon (except Sunday) at RIO o'clock, etong it all iesn
lar emotion., sad running only far as Maiming.
THB 811002iD AOXIBMODATION TEADPLutres daily
(except Sunday,) .t 11 o'ehuk, A. M., stoiMism at all at.
Li... and running only as far as Banton's. -
EVIVICNIXII TRAM arrive in Pittsburgh.. Phut Ao
emonsodation arrives at 8 o'elcek, A. M. 1 ; P. 114
Seeted Amounedation,2.ls,P M. Mail ItBo, P. P.M.
Line. 120, A M.
Aare to Navy York, $10.50: Pare to P67ssielpitia;sB;- Fare
to Baltimore, $B. Pare to Belford Springs, $5,20.
Baggageehecked to sastationsun the Penneylvania BAH
road, mai to 'Philadelphia and Baltimore. •
Pato:engem purchasing tickets in cars, will be charged ern
CMS he !addition to the Millen reties, except trout nations
where the Company lure no Agent.'
No notes at a law denomisatloe thin ire dollmiwill be
received in payment Car tkkete, except those famed by the
Banks of Pennsylvania. • -
NOTICE.-4n ewe. of low the Company will hold
thentselves responsible for personal baggage only, and for
an amount not. exceeding $lOO.
N. B. —]he Pat:deka Omnibus Line has been employed
to convey passengers and hammy to and from the Depot. at
a charge not do wowed 15 cents for each- peasenger, and
15 cents for each trunk.
For tiekets.tpply to J. DIP:811131:101, Agent,
At the P. R. B. Pe tiger Station, on Liberty it.
Pittsburgh,ly nth, 1854-Ije7
ro:or.t./..4.43,14.k/A wircitgAlj7t.l
New Airanaraminit,
COMMENCING FEBB LIAR Y 2,8, 1864
MAll TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at.B A ; dines at AM
alms ; takes tea at Crestline. and makes a dose Wk.
nectlon there with a test Express Train, reaching Cinota.
nati about 12 o'clock at night.
EXPRESS TRAIN learns Pittiburgli a , S o'clock. P. M.,
after the arrival of the Express train from Philadelphia,
sad reaches Crestlthe at 11,30 P. H., connecting with the
Night Expresw which reaches Cinctonedi in the morning.
o,,nnections are made with the Ohio and Indiana, and
.m
Belttaine and Indiana railroads br Dayton, Indianapolis
and towns in Indians.
Coonections are made with Clevelaml, klonromille. San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit and Chimp with Human, 'Upper
Sandusky, Forest, and the towns en the Mad River Road.
with Mount Vernon, Newark, Zanesville and towns
on the 'Mansfield road.
Fr-re to Ciodunati ;to IntlisospoliasB; to Dayton $6,60;
to Toledo $6; to Columbus $5,.; to Zanarrille.s6,lo; to
Clevtlaud $4. Ttcough tickets to Louisville at rultueut
rites.
RETITRIIING I
' VIE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Crestline at 115 P M,
and reaches Pittsburgh'at 5.30 P At, con sorting with the
feet ia lmsts Train through In fifteen bows to Miadelphia.
it
TRAIN imam Crmttine at 2.30, A. Al, an the ar
rival of the Night I:sprees Train from Cincinnati, and
arrives at Pittsburgh at IMO, P M.
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN lessen
Pittsburgh at 10 A M, and 5 P 51, and Neu Brighton at U.
M, and 135 P
FRAUGHT TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh at 7 A M, and 9 P.
AL, and arrives al 420 A M, sod 4.30, P AC
Air The Trains do not run on Sunday.
sir Tickets or further information, apply at the ticket
offices of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, of
J. G. CORRY, at the corner office under the Monongahela
Moose, Pittsburgh, or of
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent,
JOHN KELLY, Passenger Agent
Pennaylvanta Its&Iron&
OtPAISER TARIFF between Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and
Baltimore; commencing April Ist, 1854.
Pint Clara—Brooms, Cedar and Wooden Ware, Feathers,
Furniture, second hand, Furs, Pianos, Poultry; Wines, iv
baskets or boxes: cents 14 100 lbs.
Snood Vass—Dried Fruit, Beeswax', Deer Slane, Clover
and Timothy Seed, Bleasaure, Hardware, Bags, Weal and
Sheep Pelts, and Eggs: tibc. p 1001 n.
Third Class—Bacon and Pork (loove,) Butter, In firkins,
kegs or bbls ; Hides, Leather, Soap, Window Wass, and Cot
ton, uncompressed: 55e. p 100 In.
Rasa Man—Alcohol, Baron ((in cuts or boxes,) Barley
and Malt, Beef and Pork, Candies, Cheese., Lard and Lard
Oil, Hemp, Whisky, Cotton. (compresserk) Leaf Tobacco;
40c. 11100 Diet
Flctir 80 cents @ bbl.
a
• 1 azonas C. PRANCISCUS.
G. Bingham & Co.'s Transportation Lino
EMEMI aw;MME
LAND FROM PIELLADELPIIIA, BALTIMORE AND
NNW YOB.—The Owner and Agents of Rid /"e
kikvre been for the past fourteen years connected with Um.
Old estabilehisi Bingham'e Liner They will give their
used prompt akfentkm to the forwarding of Produce, Mer
chandise, to, In the shonest time and on as favorable
terms many other Line.
*sr Rely one transhipment between Pittsburgh, Phila
delphia and Baltimore.
ONO. BLNGLLAM A CO.,
• Canal Begin, Liberty et, Pittsburgh.
BINGILiM, DAVIS A CO,
2JB Market meek Philadelphia
• Proprietored JAMES WILSON, Agent,
In North et, Baltimore.
- IL. L. OSTRANDER...Bent,
aprfily 86 West et., New York.
UNDI I / 1 33-
0 10 hllds Bacon Hares ;
26 do Shoulders ;
'5O bids arra large No. 3 Mackerel;
30 bf bbls do do do; to srcl , l
30 " stadium do do d,
25 bbls do do do ,
15 " Lake Trout, ID store;
" Baltimore Herring, in scare;
" do Shed. do; • •
6 " No. 1 extra Lard OR, do;
25 " Tarmers OIL - do;
60 auks prime Pearls; •
100 bbls Mess Pork;
100 " Grease Lard;
20 " Loaf Boger; .
00 bbds O. Sager;
200 bb. O. MOillaSe, oak cooperage; 1 .• •
40 boxes W. 0. Toter.;
100 bbls N. C. Rosin;
40 assts Moe; - •
7 boxes Cream Cheese; •
160 seeks Dried Apples and Pesetas;
2000 pounds Hama bides.
jys
ENGLISH i 1110111.131 X-01;
F IRE WORDS! FIRE WORSE!
200 boxes Fire Crackers;
5 gross Roman Coodles,l2
7 " do do 9 do;
6 " do" do 6 do;
" do do 4 d 9;
4 " Triangles, No. 1;
3 " do do 2; -
60 ban Jackson Crackers;
000,000 Torped. ; .
40 grow Pin Wheels;
" 1 oaeco Rockets;
lb " 2 do do;
12 " 4 do do;
15,000 " Pulling Crackers;
Eccand supply; just receired suitor sale by
J. C. ANDERSON & CO,
Sea No. sNrood strece
TATV PUBLICATIONS AT DAVISON'es, 135 Market et,
..I_/ near Fourth.
The Life of Dr. Alexander his son, J. W. Alexander,
The Magasines MD) cents per number; oar preaent end
future pries
Daniel; a Model for Toone Men by Dr.,Scott, of Nor Or'
leans—a course of Lectures.
Fern Leaves; second series.
The Pariah Ste; a better book than either Bunny Side
or Shady Side.
Carter's New Books for Tani, vie: Mabel Gran t,Clearles
Bonasel, the Wood Cutters and Exiles of Lebsoon,A.,
Alexander on Consolation; cheep soli lioni OAS- •
?Anul of kihnions, or Steaks of .kan Mheions of
the Preebyterisil Church: by Her. J.C. Lowrie; with maps,
ehoeink the Matione,kr-
Africa and the American Flax.
..."" J. P. DAVISON.
GS - Market street. near fortrth.
rixtuativroiti OF PITT&BURGH. from the /carbon pe-
J_ nod When it was. visited by erlOur areo,rannt to the
oar of the bat raattrry, with notices anomie of the haper
taat meaufeetares end works of internal icarereatr op
to the preereat by Neviiirili Craig.
About one hundred copiers of the &berm • v interteet
lag 'Nark ramidu on hand—the price reduced ter7s omits .•
ropy. Publieheri lard for mete by -
1011 N IFELIOII,
jelO 81 Food strert.
Bs : de, cold, sad dimmer.
TN the Mang dad fordeldnd of which wanes bau nem
spored to render tatbiniginzeuepaselendreukbealtbfnl.
Are open may W. (duadtdra innePfeleMatneeknk.A..
M., until IP P. 11.00. tit Bober Slop, axone
of ffencoet street and An eenne Way. -
JOHN wow
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my et parthswes. cm the hanAsashenlemakma oaths
Foluth. Strestapid,th”Sle - M IBM •Libiaty, Soak MOM
Are swim Wade. ft*Mrept THO TS MAS WOODS.
WM Point . b. Amt.
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