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‘ { r? ~ w * r‘ t , f ’ b lf " : C V('’ > ’ v Mr. filardoek submitted a bill of tho Pitts
_%rVv *- ; * v ' ’ T burgh Gas Company for gas fcroiehod the city,
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;; to Committee on Claims and Accounts
I' *«»* £ 4. ~ tsi On motion adjourned.
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Annual Repoet or Trustees op tee Pitts
■>, i euboh Gas Cohfaxt.—The report for 1855 of
f'-wW', ” 1 ’, ‘ ~ " the Trustees of tho Pittsburgh Gab Company,
>-fi' j .a- 1 '- ■ made by Tho 3. Bakewell, President pro tem., was
»' -‘‘V '’ <’ ‘~* ! "iV- ’0 >-' -" presented to tho Councils at their meeting on
.A Monday evening, from which we gather some
i C'rc 'K y, i’X' rv, ‘n*'!^* s U t y facts that may bo of interest to tho community
V'-HrV s'* v ' T \ at large. It represents that 8,500 feet of pipes
bsen dariog tho last year, making in
. Vjt <V*— 20 I*6 miles; 92 pnblio lamps have been
j erected, making in all 494; and 165 services
,; .‘..Vv *aTe been put in, which make a total of 1,911
;,; V private consumers.
There had been 188,234 bushels of coal car*
>.S s f 4 bonhed, furnishing to pnblio and private coo*
-Burners 40,795.450 cubic feet of gas, being an
■~^ x _ * ncreaBe ot 2,603,807 feet over last year. Tho
•?*? I reduction in for ooko and tar amount*
iag* 09 compared with tho cost of fuel, makes a
8£ V'4’?y.rp«’vr difference between the years ending Ist Joly,
1 4 1864 SDd 1556 - of * 3 ’ 021 th ® latter 7car.
itffi - whioh nearly amounts to tho difference in the
3 pwfit of tho two years, and consequently in tho
t;Er^sci.^i‘.\^oijVi.o^y-&B.'i»^!Si^e§ *■ 5-1 balanoo of the extension fund; but as the per*
ii®i reviral of publio credit has occasioned a
; ;aP=Cl 1 P 'V [ \7-:'Vv.y more vigorous prosecution of those branches of
-e- *;. '.••*( manufacture for-which tho gaacoke is more par
ticularly adapted, tho Board hopes that the de
jaj^S;,tnl^^Ei»S'!,*■- mand in future will keep pace with the eupply ;
nlthough they fear that the small number of
buildingB now In process of construction will
4y^ih.’A^ir2;T3^vf/l-sii'’4S'^4ns»t»gij'.s»iip'u.'!.«?*j|rr e v«nt much demand for gas tar, for which
' t .''lP llr P oße t * lc ‘ r principal consumers have need it.
’J Notwithstanding the heavy loss by oondensa
k',' of 6° 3 during the last sovere winter, the
oost ma king it has been lower than
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Bo *‘l as een 60 materially reduced as to
tend > a mong other oausos, to produoe tho re-
in tho profits of tho works. In conso-
L,; of the extension of thopipes.ithosbe
;; ' ' -'' :: ' "■ l ' r . 'Jcome necessary to remove some of the mains
:‘^'r i >'rk’;' l S«kS ; ' '°.fv Vv;<' ;^v''';; if»'t?,Vk i. , joriginally laid, and replace them with pipes of
'?,?• Bizo v The contracte for this work havo
'k-fiijk'SSs-'k'—^ a * l ® ll 00 favorable terms, and it is ex-
V''k l i-ihJ-p;’.; I, w'k'k.tq.T.'3pected that the proposed alteration will be oom
r"c'-CiV' ear 'y > a the fall, so as to prevent any re
i ':= »« ! pe of the oomplaints of soaroity of gas,
'..' ’.' v-u, '.'?• ■'■ -' Swhioh were mado last wintor, in somo parts of
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Tho following is a list of tho offioers and
President, John Holmes; Secretary,
A. Bong; Treasurer, James M.Christy ;
1 -j;"".'," 1 -'-.‘ir* 7JijSngineer, James Thompson; Trustees, Thomas
'aoC--'''t*>^vsi?"C;>' ■ ' >‘ ' ' ■:-ri‘c‘,:’ f --‘7. - *■ .Jiakewell, Georgo Blaok, Robert Beer, Joshua
’.'uKjfrt, '- ~ ; ; ‘-'-7.. ilanna, John Holmes, John S. Kennedy, Samuel
r ; '^2K.a- v '‘ X '"%'- ' 1 ' C'- ■ /kk.';'-'-"“ 'i'i--S- Long, James B. Murray, William F. Mur
"•'k'‘,‘.'"-k f {";,v*i'l *Sooh, James M’Auley, Daniel M'Curdy, Bolo
fc,c ■'•. ".-&?•■' : -v nf ; k : r'f 011 stoner
yS7 7 7,“ ibl * k -3 and Fatal Raileoad Accident.
- • Cl" • 7' r , r v' 7 ‘ d-'“-'.'kl \ : .}-A young man named James Wobb, a brakes
’on tho Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
- rpet with an aooident yesterday forenoon by
' '■"• ': . J'" Whioh ho was deprived of lifo in a horriblo
.p'’iji’?.-.i<TSr : .-';.'.';j'-'.;: .•/; ;.<v\ j. ’ ‘ •’•: •; 'fanner. It appears tho deceased was on tbo
’Jnrthen train that left tho Allegheny depot at
A. M., and when near Woods’ Ran attempted
P aSB t® the bind oar by walking on the top of
&Vy'’?£*=■s!toaip. The oars were then within a short
of 0 bri<i S e crossing the traok, and he
I,^{i-i.;ojad soared? got fairly on his foot when the
tipibera Btraob him behind the ehonlders,
t=i' ;^i(ii the distanoo of seven oars, whore
r.- : * ,-■■ > ':i*J \ ..Ho fell betweon and was ran over by tho remain
- ; When pioked up it was found that he had
with almost instant death, both of hie legs
nearly severed from his body and both
-o i..' ■ , ']\V , i STnß'brokon. Hie nook was also broken by tho
Webb.was a single man, about 20
of ago, his widowed mother residing in
Beaver oounty, Pennsylvania. Aldcr-
Abraham Hays, of tho Fourth Ward, Alle
in ‘ho absence of tho Coroner, held an
'bv’-cV-’i '•■,■. and found a vordiot in accordance with
abore foots.
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the keeper of a tarern in the Diamond
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THE CITY POST.
WEDNESDAY MORNING:
Codhoil Pbooesbdiqs.— Select Council—Pro
lent : Messrs. Alton, Alexander, Clarke, Cordell,
Drain, Her, Loomis, Lytle, Mardook, Pollook,
Smyth and Taylo r.
On motion of W. Alexander, W. Smith was
eleoted President, pro tem.
The minutes of the previous meeting read and
approved. Mr. Lytle presented a oommanica
tlon from Dr. Henry Jaokson In relation to gas
' lights on Arthurs street. Referred to commit
tee on Qas Lighting, and notion eononrred in bv
C. C.
Dr. Pollock presented the following:
Resolved, That the Salt Inspector be and he
is hereby authorized to collect two and a half
cents for eaoh bag of salt inspected by him;
whiob was read twice, and there being objec
tions' to the third reading and final passage
laid over.
Mr. Dram moved a suspension of Roles—lost.
Mr. Alexander presented a bill-of Alderman
J. Donaldson for ooßts in tho oases against J.
Sheppard and sixteen others, for selling broad
contrary to ordinanoo, amounting to $lB,lB.
Bead and referred to oommittee on Claims and
Aooonnts.
Mr. Alexander presented a petition to open
Forbes street from Cheßtnut to Boyd. Re
ferred to oommittee on Streets.
Mr. Clark presented a report of the Market
Committee, with bill of Maffet & Old for $28,-
25 for placing lamps in the Fifth Ward Market
Houso. Referred to oommittee on Qbb Light
ing.
Mr. Cordell presented a bill of R. E. M’Gowin
for $541,00, and was authorized to
draw his warrant for the amount.
The following business from Common Connell
was then taken up.
Communication from James S. Craft, Esq.,
relative to tho Steubenville Railroad Co. Read
and refereed to the Railroad Committee.
Report of Committeo on claims and and ac
counts, with resolution authorizing the payment
of tho following bills: Whitney & Myers, $121,-
26; Kay & Co., $91,36: Also, in favor of J. R.
Hartley for $12,12J; J. W. Riddle for $5,25 ;
when their bills shall have been duly probated.
Report accepted and resolutions read three
times and passed.
Petition from sundry oitizens of the Seventh
Ward for aid of tho Diligence Hose Company.
Referred to Committee on Engines and Hose.
Bill of W. S. Haven for stationery, amounting
to $58,71. Read and referred to Committee on
City Printing.
Billot Livingston, Roggen & Co., for $18,86.
Read and referred to Committee on Claims and
Aooonnts.
Petition of the street scrapers relative to their
pay. Read and referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
Mr. Alexander presented the report of tho
Pittsburgh Gas ' Company, which was read and
aocepted. In all of which action of the Beloct
Connoil tho Common Council tspneurred.
Mr. Murdook submitted the report of the
Special Committee, relative to the right of Al
len Cordell to a seat in tho Select Connoil: re
porting that tbo said Allen Cordell is at the
present timo incompetent to 6erve as a member,
holding the otfioe of Superintendent of the Dia
mond Market Houses. Report read and oceep-
Petition from sundry citizens of tho Sixth
Ward relative to permitting a house belonging to
Patrick Keefe, which extends ten inohos into
Wide alley, to romain ob it is for seven years, at
which timo his lease expires. Referred to Com
mittee on Streets, with power to act.
Petition of citizens of tho Ninth Ward for an
extension of gas pipes, in order to introduce the
gas into the Public School House and tho Meth
odist Church now erecting. Preferred to Com
mittee on Gas Lighting. In all of whioh aotion
of Common Council the Select Counoil con
curred.
Mr. Mutdook called for the report of tho
oommittee relative to reward olaimed for the
arrest of Lambert; when, on motion of Mr.
Loomis, tho committee have farther time to re-
Anniversary of West India Emancipation.
-To-day/ tho list of August, will be duly dele
gated by the colored people in £&is region, it
ling the seventeenth anniversary of West India
mancipation. Tfaore will be a gathering at
anny's Grove, near Lawrenceville, and a Pio
fo at Oakland; while, on the Allegheny side of
[e river; the day will be celebrated at the grove
I George Breed, Esq., near the Perrysville
lank Bond. At each of the above mentioned
feces speeches will be delivered by distinguished
tUvidnale of both oitics.
1a Pleasant Resort. —Any of oar citizens
ho want to keep cool these intolerable dog
iys, will find tho Perry County Warm Springs
4e of the most romantic and beautiful summer
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported Biprenly for the Daily Morning Post,
AUGUST 1
[By the Union Line/j
The Removal of Gov. R«eder~L»ter from
Havana.
stmteTtSt'uif’liLfirwI““respondent 1 ““respondent of the Herald
0f O° T - Jhwder has crested some
K 15 believed there th»t Mr.
win h? SL , C “ c S ,t ‘b« appointment, In which event il
J“B”sa to a Southerner. The Kansu Judges have
removed, the Administration not yet having
heard from there. s
laorning’s Journal of Commerce contains a leader
condemning the removal of Mr. Reeder u a wrong etep of
the Administration In the present condition of affairs, and
as it will famish unprincipled fanatics with the means of
fanning the flame of sectional discord.
The steamer Isabel, C&pt.Rollins, from Havana, via. Key
west and Charleston, arrived here last night, and brings
Havana dates to the 26th.
The cholera had made its appearance there, and name*
rous deaths had occurred from It among the military and
the Sisters of Charity at the Hospital. There were none,
as yet, among private cltlxens.
Another batch of political offenders had been disposed of,
some being sentenced to banishment to Spain, and others
to Africa.
A detachment of 270 additional troops had arrived from
Spain.
Key Wert was healthy, and there was no fever.
Latest From Havana,
Charleston. 8.0, July 28.—The steamship Isabel arrived
to-day from Havana, bringing dates to the 26th Inst. The
cholera was raging at Havana, and numerous deaths oc
curred among the military. Several citirens have also
died, and great alarm prevailed.
Offarel, an extensive planter, is reported to have failed
for near two millions of dollars.
Georia, tbo friend of Pinto, had been arrested and im
prisoned for being connected In making a bus; of tbo
latter.
Boston, July 81.—At the adjourned meeting of the Stock
holders of tbe Easton Railroad to-day, a report of the Spe
cial Committee was read, warmly debated and finally adop
ted. Tho defalcation of the late Treasurer, Tuckerman,
was found to amount to $246,000. The Committee speak
encouragingly of the prospects of the road, and rikke vari
ous suggestions for a more economical management to
guard ag&iust fraud. A new Board of Directors vac cho
sen and tbe meeting adjourned.
Tho Yellow Favor tn Virginia.
Norfolk, July SI-—The yellow fever continues its rava
ges In this city. There are twenty cases to-day and four
deaths. Iu Portsmouth sixty oases twenty-tdx deaths.
There is great excitement In the community ; the infected
districts have been fenced iu, aod occupants removed.
Tne U. B. frigate, Potomac, Bailed on Saturday. Tho
Constellation dropped down to the naval anchorage yester
day.
Sudden Death at Gape Slay
Philadelphia, July 30.—A daughter of Judge Porter, of
Easton, Penna., died suddenly at Capo May, on Saturday
last. Tho day previous ehe was in the surf bathing, and
appeared in robust health. Boon after reaching her hotel,
after the bath, she was attacked bv cramps, and died a*
above stated. ‘
Ravages of the. Cholera.
Philadelphia, July 31—The cbolern has mado its ap
pearance at flavre de Grace, Md., and several deaths occur
red. Four deaths in one family are reported. The operator
in the Telegraph office and three or hia children have been
swept off by the disease, and the office is closed.
The W’beeler Slave Case.
Nxvr York, July 31 —lt Is reported here to-day that the
female slave of Mr. Whealer is now In this city, and that
Bne avors that no force was used to carry her off, but on the
contrary that she had previously intimated to others her
desire for freedom, and solicited assistance in that behalf.
Defaulter In a Wall Street Dank.
Nrw York, July Sl.—lt Is rumored tbit a cashier of a
Wail street Bank, and also an officer in tb* Cltv Govern
ment, l a a defaulter in a Fum varying from £25,000 to $lOO.-
000. The particulars hare not transpired.
Selling Domeatlo Liquor
New York, Juty 31 —An arrest was made In this city,
this morning, on the charge of selling domestic liquor. The
party was held to ball In $3OO to answer.
JSo Signt of the Asia.
Halifax, July 31.—There are no eigne of the Asia ; she
is uow ten days out.
AUCTION SALES
Auction—galea Dally.
A T the Commercial Sales Rooma, corner of Wood and
./jl Fif’.h streets,at 10o'clock, A. M., a general assortment
of Seascaabln, Staple r.nd Farcy Dry Gcn.l*,Clothing, Beets
and Shoes, Hits,Caps, Ac.,
AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M., *
Groceries,Queensware, Glassware, Table Cutlery, Looting
Gluac«s,Sew«nd Second Hand tlcufishoMand Kitten Fur*
nitare, <tc.,
AT 7 O'CLOCK, P. M.,
Books, Stationery, FancyArti'-.l*?. Mn/Hcal Instruments.
Hardwsreand Cutlery. Clothing, Variety Gold and
a]W*r watches. Ac. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. rjaSldf
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer,
Building lots in south Pittsburgh at auc
tion.—on Saturday afternoon, Aug 4th, at S o'clock,
on the premises, will be sold, by order cf L C Hepburn,
Erq., Trustee, the following valuable Building Lets lu tie
B 'rough cf South Pittsburgh, tL
Nos. 76, fc4, 69. C| and D 5 on Carson ctreeL
Nob. do, 26, Pd, 42 uni 47 cn the Brownsville Tamf.it**,
near Carron street.
Noe. 55 and 68 on Manor street.
Title Indisputable. Terms—Oce-fooxth cash, balance la
two y«ara, with interest renl-annually.
jySl P. M DAVIS, Auctioneer
ONK SET TINNERS .MACHINES AIND T.KiLd AT
AUCTION —This afternoon, Tuesday, July 31*ft, at 2
o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Looms, comer o t Wix.l
and Fifth streets, will be *old—Ono »et Tinner’s Uachions
and Tools. Also, two Blacksmith’* Vices, Ac.
j >3l P. M. DAVIS Auctioneer.
CIHOICL till AN DIES AT A CO L lUN - Tburo'is t morn
) log, August 2d, at 11 o’clock, Bt the Commercial Sales
Looms, corner of Wood and Fifth str.wta, will be sell—
-2 half | ipes superior Cognac Brandy;
2 quarter pipes superior A. Seignette lira tidy ;
Z do do do Cognac do
1 do du Madeira Wine.
_ jy~l P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer,
I CASE - CHOICE LDjUoKS at AUCTION—Ou There*
LO day morning. August 2d, at 11 o'clock, at the Ocro*
morcUl Pa!:»s Rooms, corner of Wood ad Fifth «Tee»«, wl!j
I ? pol l
l niv'i eup-rlor Brandy
"• do do Golden Sherry;
4 do do Black Dwarf Madeira.
j>dl__ P. M DAVIS, Auctions.
DRY GOODS AND VARIETY at Thurr*-
d iy momiug, August 2d, at 10 o'clock, at the Cooir*i'*
cirtl Sale* Looms, rorner of Wood and Fifth street.-, will be
prdd— % general arsortmeni of Reasonable Dry Goods Clo
thing. Fine Shirts, Hap* and Caps, Bonnets, Parasols, L’n*
Lr«lla:, Hoots and She**, Ac. A.-..
__ P. M DAVIS. Auctioneer.
T LOTTING ’BROWN UuR&K AfTuctK.'Non
, Friday morning, August Ai, at 10 o'clock, at t e Su>
bis ot R. H. Patterson, corner of Diamond street anJ
Cherry alley, will be sold, for account of whom it tuny c*-n
-ctro—One well broke Brown Horse, suitable for a family.
JJ2B p. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer
FAROIfeIHS* AND MEOH ASICS’
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
Insurance Company,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital
Amount securely invested..
COMPANY effects Fire Insurance on Bnlldiogv,
. Good?, Furnt ure, Ac. Marine Insurance on Vessels,
Cargo and Freight. Inland Insurance on Goods, by Rivers,
Canals, Railroads, and Land Carriage generally.
Also, Insurance upon Uvea, upon tho most favorable
terms.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, James E. Neali,
George IX- Armstrong, Charles Diogee,
Kd. P. Middleton, K R. Uelmbold,
George Helmbold, Fred. 0. Brewster,
Thomas Manderfleld, Isaac Leech.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President.
Edward IL HxlhboU), Secretary.
PITTSBURGH RRFEBEHOBS.
Uon. T. M. Howe, Hon. J R. M’Clintock,
1100. P. 0. Shannon, Col. 8. W. Black,
Uon. J. B. Guthrie, A. B M’Calmont, Etq ,
Thomas J. Keenan, Eeq„ Wilson M’Candlets, Esq.,
Cel. J. He-on Foster, Gen. J. K. Morehead.
R. M. Riddle,
The character of the above Company Is of the first class,
and combines the rare and uousaal privileges of Fire, Ma
rine and Life Insurance.
Gentlemen cf elevated standing are associated Id lie
management, and interested as Stockholders.’
THOMAB J. HUNTER. Agent,
jy27 St Charles Building, No. 108 Third »t.
Magazines and weekly papers—
Ladles’ Gazette of Fashion for Auguet:
Graham's Magazine do
Putn&m’a do do
Peterson's do do
Godey’s Lady's Book do
Ballou's Monthly do
The Panorama of Life and Literature;
London Illustrated Newa, last arrival;
All the'Eastern Weeklies for this week.
For any new Book or Magazine, call or send to
W. A. GILDENFKNNEY a OO.’B,
jy29 Fifth eL, eppoeite the Theatre.
' ADL&B’ FASHION B " "
j Leslie’s Ladles Gasotte for August, 20 cents;
Putnam’s M&gasl no do 20 do
Graham’s do do 20 do
Godov's Lady’s Book, (second 2O oonts
New York Journal for August, 18 do
Peterson’s Magazine, do 17 do
Ballou’s do (seoond supply,) 10 do
Female life among the Mormons, $1;
Star Papers.
Harper's Magazine and Knickerbocker for August confi
dently expected this dayor Monday, and will be sold at the
old prlco, 20 cents per oopy, at
jy2B LAUFPKR’B BOOKSTORE, 80 Fifth at.
JEANETTE!—
She Is dressed In silks and satins.
And her step ie full of grace;
She Is lovely lu appearance—
But what a sallow face I
Her hands ore email, but 01 how rough;
She surely does not know
That HERPETIC SOAP is Just the thing
And then the price Is low. 6
n» Horp.Uo Boop hoo boon mod with groat raccera for
cente per cake. Used os a Nursery Soap for children U 2
unrivalled. Sold by b. L. OUTHBRRT
- 140 Third at.
LLIS’ FLUID EXTRACT uv a oa of thte
exceUent medicine received by aoa 01 tbia
Jy l& JOB. FLEMING.
1 SpLE HATS— J. WILSON A SON,
IOiM» No. 91 Wood f treat, are prepared to furnish
the best quality of 811 k Hat (Fall style) at $4. jj2g
CHROME YELLOW—6OO lbs Just rac'd and for by'
jy2B FLEMING BROS.
/'IALABRIA LIQUORICE —Prime quality; jnst rac’d and
\y for 6ale by (lySSj FLEMING BROS.
YRINGES—A full assortment just rac’d and for eale by
Q Jy2B FLEMING BROS.
LCOHOL—IO bblsjust received and for sale by
jy2B FLEMING BROS.
lARD OIL—A prime article; Just rec’d ai.d for sale by
j Jy2B FLEMING BROS.
QfimcMriwn pEAWRRI) TON 10—12 dos ef this calebm.
O ted Tonic, also 12 dos of Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup,
received by f jy!9] JOS. FLEMING.
: TJOERHAVE’S HOLLAND BITTERS—W doaen Of these
Xj exoeUeat Bitters rac’d by * JOS. FLEMING,
I jyW Oarstr Of Diamond as 4 MAikst ft.
(By the Union Line.]
Railroad Matters.
London Dock Port
8300,000
5200,000
COMMERCIAL POST.
PIT'I SBURGd BOARD OP TRADE AND
naiienAHTS’ exchange.
ODIOEBB.
fraideni— JOHN SHIPTQN.
nni Viet President—Via. H. Stma •
Second “ “ Wa. B. Bbowb.
Secretary— Wa. 8. Havbn.
JVeaxurcr—Joas D. Sotjur
Superintendents. T. Nobteak, Jb.
OowniUti of Arbitration for July.—Vi. R. Crows, V. Pj
Fbas a Belisrs, Jons Bcitt, Alrx. Gobdos, Jons McDititt.
DAILY REVIEW OF PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
0/nos o/ rax Dan,? Mohmiso Post, |
Wednesday, August 1,1866. j
FLOUR—Sales 60 bbls snperfino, old wheat, from whar£
at $9; 20 do do do, fi om store, at $9; 100 and 60 do do and
oxtra. In lots, at $9@9,25; 33 bbls superfine, in lots, at 49.
WHISKY—SaIes 66 bbls rectified, in lots, at 36c.
BACON—Sales 6000 lbs shoulders at Oc, cash ; 10 000 do
do at 9c, equal to cash ; 3000 do do B%c, do ; 20u0 do do at
6O days; 1000 do canvassed hams llLjc, cash.
JjLAßl^—Sales 8 tierces No. 1 at cash.
COFFEE—SaIes 10 bags Rio at 11c, cash.
Imports at New York.
The value of imports at Now York for the pan wook
ahow a material falling off aa compared the corres
ponding week last year. Annexed are the comparative
figures as given by the Journal of Commcrcr .
For the week. ism
Dry G00d5......... $2170 133 $1,02y>31
General Merchandise 2 338,60-1 1,629 166
Total S 4.614,797 $ 2,660,697
Previous iwenty-nine weeks 103.611,044 76 691 G 73
Total since January Ist $108,126,811 $78,342,370
The movement of Dry Goods for the week compares as
follows:
„. , , , V' l } U>o Week. 1654. ISSS.
Total entered et the port $2,279,133 $1,021,070
Total tlirnwn upon the market 2,2*4,452 1 125 070
From January Ist.
Total entered at the port $62 6.37,764 $31361,809
lotal thrown upon the market.... 60,653 314 83 020 018
Foreign Exchange.
The following are the rates of i jreign exchange, et thi.
date, at Philadelphia •
London premium, 60 days in fa W
Do Jo 3 *• u ftcloy
Vax\s yt dollar, GO days u,13^<g.6.12^
Br. men. rix dollar, GO days
Hamburgh, marc banco. GO days 86
Cologne, 9 tnaler *■ ™
Lsipsic, do •* 74 @73V
Frankfort on the Main, GO day*... 41>£-fa>4lV
Amsterdam, do •• ... «I^4l
Flour ir Wauuso.—We believe there wos not, an Fri
day and Saturday, a barrel cf flour to be purchas'd In this
®“7* ** J* extremely scarry*, and the last sales were at
$11,20 Ttmej, Monday.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
j'*'* York, July SL—Stocks better; Illinois Central,
87> a ; Canion, Cumberland. 2D#; CloveUcd and To
leUo, 90J£; Michigan Central, 9714; N. y. Central. ftS-b. ;
Krlo, 61>*; Reading, 90 J*. Cotton nrm, with upward t**u*i
ency; sjucr 1000 bales N.O. middling, JH.J; Uplands mid
dling. 10;- K . Flour firm; sale.-* 7500 bids straiirht St&to;
Southern unchang-d, sal** 000 bbls. Wheat a trill i higher,
sales 19,000 boa Southern white si $.2; r*d, $lB5 Corn
lower ; ralej 45,000 has mixed at «B\4. Pork n trifle lower
»l«* 2260 bbls at $19,62. Beof Gnu ; rales 160 hbri. Ur-i
easier; sales 175 bbls. Whiakv doll. Groceries firm
Pnn.tnn.pinA, July 31—There is n hotter demand for
Flour; price.* steady with limited receipts; mGm t» g Q bi,j,
fXt . r ?_ 6l * 9 6(1 ® ul extra hrano* ; a fair demand at
$9.25*,;. 10,25. Wbe.it in fair d»ta*ud, sa!i-» 4,000 bn at $1 *•’>
(c£i,Bs for good to prime Re-d . und f !/-*•■<«.2 ft,r prime W hire,
torn dull hik! hold nt y*i !>r govd Y.-iinjv. Ot»L.i *twlv
Whi?ky active, rales cf .VO bid” at 4’. for bids snj -10
for hhds.
July 31. —The demand for Flour is In advance
of the supply, tod prices are upward : sales LJ7 hbls at
$• *9o, and its) bbls at $7,i«V The market for Bacon i> firtn,
and Ihero wer*» aim-* «*le« made at an advance on previous
quotation* The river 1« rising rapll’T. Weather warm
and clear
Cattle Market
Pr.nAOaruia, July Id.—Ti e receipts of Be*:" Cal Cm dur
ing the wer»* fmall, notwithstanding which prlcx-s
havs declined a *U*de; at market Too itstxvca and ■i.lK.-O
Sheep and Lamb:- were offered. Tb» pr:r-- of B*tf Cottf*
arc bk{t(»l2 hheep sold al ; Lktubs The
high price of lL*»f nv •rrost-d u dematid t-'-r w hich !•
hvrJly m-t In thq supply.
bI'M.MEH RESORTS.
PZRHY COUSTYWA&M SPUISG3.
r 3 WAI KILIM? T’l.V.': »j;i t-« --v.fi
1 £>.’ rL-Dora -~a asd r.jt-r iL* J'iKTU ijK .1 I. xri :
Ttejr *xe dri;.(btf4ll; tocv.pd rt» hwriata’» Crr«-k.
raUft? nonb-wnt of Duaraac n. i'.U; •. jlnc.- Ivin* ! fV—n
ll«ru.-s,'arv, < u «;« K:ii; p.., k -^.•
bare cf ilcanUxr, * n.-.v ‘ , -i »' .■ a ” -
“"•» tU.n St., I--'.. nE-'-'ri. .
Pf'iStKiul Cpp'.'MUDlt)' 1 r Vli (.•?■» »I»>j-J t:f ~f
rcaiiioc; th« mrroac-.Ua>.: o?- ■: \o
Ute ejK>rw*njnc; and lour Mmvth Bn i rh«4r n-Ua :brc-o»h
a -r-autry nar urpas:«j for fc-j. t tr. 4 f
will diTtr>’-irv tbr* ataa«rsahcl* of Ui? finer
au4 CAkfU AO KP ‘-an S
tir;f.7s Hvr-e.-* t&ki n 'r 1 : t-•! v v;, i .•smiur.bif .
<»fthn MKIUCINaL i,*l; ALITIKA r-f the
rau-i; ?na U-T-lij U. **.il Tttir h-avnUwa red
v,y u-.e t-rt Ohis.a lU* t'rsbr, s.t ! p.r- f r>*jr.::c-*>-.l ut.
r.ur].n/-«srt Ser carlo,. c:. Lun-'.u.-* •,<»&/:*. *•.. e.a.i r_
t«■ V-kiop; T*. -r- 7 t—a- £•*» In *■:, -trrr
oi»e .'•! «Li filler lUik-reat l*ctp*---*lar*--—lh-Klo-
C - Faliter.';*-!:, (,».•/ ihr-- «* >r..-at «*. s c ,rt,-v
rrtpn miaa:ra. L*.-;bV :.ui >k.-. 3 IM/li-t h-.rr.
b.-ea roa-.t!U'-t«-J. wuh *W l>* .-u-.-i-tn ;ca { ..-,n-r.
CPUu:r W;U* I’LUNoU DA 721* , 1.-, 4
VhetuTiTa; f »h* -d;-.
lic w. t All* *y h, t. ;> v i&rd < ;cr\.*', cot v« rl-c’C* ca he ftr.‘i
- I* '•*' ri.r- n " ,v : £j i 1 *.'ll 3
will W b*r*{, and ch“ •.- *v
1 £E.R? HSiTti
ran:* p**r .lsyj
withlr.t t ct.cs/v r ----j
prop-drier r*ri«.
ETCrT BttPStl'TT'. *H; paU {• *
ha*in/ U-u t-'f. -f ru-j',
f*n laiic.j.
AH ri.a.ciU£l.-aLi' re i *._• • «.*••- i; : » r , T Cv;;n:r
Waru tytvoff* .l-c.Ky ad-r*'tv.j :• . nr-n ' l’*'l ■
?h»-» tfilf {*• . •r» ( i'T5 f . 5
:» u rn-KK
rh't r Warm
Sl'NMKit liia.iki.lLAT
KKTBTONF /I *TJiL, HctrnvA'-.rt Cc . r *. <•*-.,
tirrrf arof CA’r'y-. /■*,-?: ou.’/s /;.;*• ~■' /*;•( ;’-ji a*.
rrJv Kr hr.urr ndr T;n•• •MS.sb’ fa 1 .. *j- l - lL'« <■(
pnniic report Ij loraUsJ «u tha h«nS:.5 - ■ ih« •• /’ln ?j an i« r * "
at the poofiaftu-a zi spru-« CWi Jo. .Star irrut
iruslaJnlng watani, h<-r« .I}‘'-har;;--- ft*-if, nn.i rutr'lr* a I
munaurr In fi Vbr* ru>i. down :L*
Mountain*.
Tfce r»ry petition of *!.'.* lie',! rnai/-* v: a
hjp ptarc of wjourn h.r a h-w »«*• <r for tuT. <.f
hiielopys at‘l their fatcilia?—;«:»»! act ejefTaUti with th<*
tnnnojl, bu*Ur aa.i hast of in* rVt ]> x « ~n {t-«
»nn?Tlvan.fk t>ntrai llaUrne.l. wbvra ih* /t- *: lurnptx
from ihp an 1 t rr,«.U rcu/PD'ra'r- -
makisc; •tpy p,cn*v »n-l tlr.!.-:, a Jar. t-y
U:» '-ara and atairp.*. u. AUfi’ina, ‘I *.r. )
ihvj Mouolald^
Thp !!t)U»v I' F\ V*! fc 'TJ*', f-iur «•?,},,-*b ff-Hi .-.i'A"
*od roomy. newly pa,*r*-J, p«ti. an-} f”raiK?)-l from
b*»-mrut !•.’ fcta--. v itfc P .:\ th. uv-.lrru !m;;r- r-cumu *r„i
spphacrra Of C-ni-i Katin, Ar. I: L t'j., •, T^n
Tbere are superb rii»w* of rr<-ry dryartnjsDt of th* .>j- un
t*fo sorcerythe “ *l'»ric>y.» m»ant&lcr,“ the “eternal
bil!a. w Ofll*r In lu the lino***, tlnur; tcrJt f.r
wtiri:— sod tb* proprietor ready U> r»c«>e »ii|tr>ra at m,*}.
mi* charter. K. F. H\cLfcTJ’, lT^prlrt^T.
ctrrtwcrs j;t rrTTaact/iii.
William Carr A Cn., 329 L berty rtrvet.
Jobn Q. Shueobergor. John Acdamou.
William 8. Campbell, Bt. Charles Hotel. 1 J)11
In in© District Coart of Allegheny Co.
Jiuss Nsuson j
/-No. Pl[i, July Term, l*sj. Chancery.
A. Ibvuc, et al)
A SI) NOW, to nil, July 21 l, A D. !Ssf», by asfr*«tr.ent
of counsel, J K lIIIAIjY, Kaq . is apptdclM rrcrlrer
lo collect anil rrcnire lb* <>l th.. firu, vt Joq» N„L
*°° a Co., and lo dl-i-jne of the sto**k and (not* «•( fh>- f>m
fti wo m prarticable, and tf. j«sy th» .Md*. i}. r .r*ot - n i u>
hold the residue subject to the er-ier m the Court
From the Re.>ord
B-y A. CAMPBELL, Jn.
PERSONS indebted to tbo firm t t JAM KB NELSON A
CO. are requested to make payment tfi ih<> und.-mlKced
without delay ; and those having claims against said firm,
to present them duly authenticata-I fur pottletnent.
•1. K. lIItADV, K«*c<ilver,
No Stl Fifth street.
SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND, fi DEE CENT., JULY 1, l»i;
*TNA INNimANUK COMPANY.
OF HAIiTFOBD, COy.fi.
Chartered
PAID UP.
Cash Asset*, July l, 1 *55, ~ $835,530 33.
/CONTINUE to mnko iQsumur« on all inscriptions of
*«V proj*«rty at equitable rates. Thl* Company have
maintained a poolUon for honorable dealing for ,‘IG years,
and Is unsurpaßaod for responsibility and punctuality by
any other similar Institution io the United btat»*s. S-ml
annual statement cl tin* condition oi this Company t>u file
In this office, for tho examination ol th«. public
, H. B. TBN-KYCK, Agent.
Office, North-west corner F.fth aDd Wood eireete, Pitta
burgh. j y 'Z4
L ' mon *■ to.'i Wuy Line.
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND COLUMBIA.
«pwi i -THE undersigned having purcbiuw-d
P art °f D AO' 1 ? Canal titnok,
nr* prepare*! to do * WAY FREIGHT
BUSINESS between Ibis place and Columbia. All bueiopw
entrusted to oar care will ba promptly attended to by up,
at the Warehouse formerly occupied by b. Le ( *ch a’Oo.,
Canal Basin. LLOYD H LEMON. '
JySfcdlm*
LARIMER'S TRUSTEE Ip oreparud to pay a dlvlduod of
FIFTEEN I’EIl CENT., I'd “ etocks ” of various Linde,
at cash prloes.
Jy?B:lwda3tw
'Wanted.
LABORERS ore wanted ou the Cleveland and Mahoning
Railroad, between Warren and Youngstown, Ohio.
jy26:dltt*
O RANGES—100 boxes “Messina” Granges Ju#t received
and Tor sale by IIEYMER A ANDERSON,
jyBl No 39 Wood street
rrUN—lOO pigs Banca Tin jubt received, in store and for
X aale by [jy3l] J. W. BUTLRR & CO.
WANTED —Uhio and Pouua. Railroad Scrip:
Moiiongabela Navigation do by
jyM __AUSTIN. hOOMIS.
A PEEK PAKEUS—2O do 2 Pratt’s Patent Parer, whole
sale and retail, at the Implement Worehoupe, 17 Fifth
street, by QyflOJ JAMES WARDRQP. _
GRAIN DRILLS —Moore’fl Patent Improved, the most
simple and complelo'Brill for Farmers in use. Call
and examine. For sale, at manufacturer's prices, at the
Implement Warehouse, 47 Fifth street.
jy3o:w3l* JAMIES W_AR&ROP._
PATENT CIDER MILLS—With Metal Cylinders, for
hand or horse power ; warranted. For sale by
jy3o:w3t* _£*^ KS WARDROP.
CARD. MAGNESIA—4 coses for sale by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
jySO corner Wood and Fir.'t sts.
GUM SUELLAC—II cases for sale by
jyUO B. A. FAHNESTOCK £ CO.
JUST RECEIVED, by Express, a beautiful article of La
dies’ Colored Gaiters, latest styles.
jy2B W. IS. BCHME&TZ, No. 107 Market st.
A&r E. 80HMEKTZ, at No. 107 Market street, sells
YY • Boots and Shoes very low for cash. Give him a
call, and see. [Jy2B] W. K. BCHMERTZ.
JUST RECEIVED, at No. 107 Market stTeet, 1 case of
Gents’ Fine Patent Leather Congress Gaiters, a desira
ble article for thja'season. Frwj low
W W. £. SCHHERTZ.
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JUS W 8 FOSS. RIWJER JiSEM.
Tot Rivbb.—The stage of water at dusk last evening w**
7 feet 2 inches, by the pier marks, and falling. Weather
w&rm and clear, without any rain during the day.
Tm steamer “ Rosalie,* Capt A. Bheppard, is tht regular
Wheeling packet this morning; she leaves at 10 o'clock.
Fob Louisvills.—The new steamer “ Grapeahot,” Capt. A
M'Bride, will leave this morning, at 10 o’clock, for the
above and intermediate ports. She offers n fine opportuni
tv to those traveling in that direction.
Ws learn by a telegraph despatch, that the steamer
“ Kentucky Home ’’ was mnk on Monday night by coming
in collision with the Bteamer “ Telegraph,” between Cin'
clnnatl and Louisville. Tbo despatch did not give pattica
lars, os the wiroa were not in good working order.
Thru mammoth shafts have been contracted for by
Mes3fs. Fosseit A Co. of the West Point Forge. They are
to measure each 37 feet in length by 8)4 Inches in diameter,
and 9 Inches in the journals. These shafts are intended for
steamers now building to ply between PHtsbnrgh, Ht. Louis
and New Orloans.
T«i One new steamer c: Reliance,” Capt. S. 0. Young, will
leave on her maiden trip for Cincinnati to-day. She is
light draught, and fully equipped to fill the requirements
of the steamboat law. Our Diend, Capt. CadwalJader, will
be found In the clerk's officer, ready to superintend all bual
ness connected with his department.
AilhiVKD.
Steamer Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville,
1 ‘ Lax erne, Bennett, Brownsville.
" Gen. Bayard, Peebles,Elizabeth.
" Clara Fisher, Henderickaon.West Newtcn.
Michigan No. 2, Herat, WeilsvUle.
H Venture, Gordon, Steubenville.
‘‘ Yorktown, Toe, Cincinnati,
'• Rosalie, Shepherd, Wheeling.
Sam Young, Grey, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Searner Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
,l Luzerne, Bennett, Browtisville.
’• Gen. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Pittibargh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packet#.
I The DIURNAL, Captain AJB. Sespubd, and
ggffSm&the FOREST CITY, Oaptain Gsobob D. Moobb,
will run as regular DAILY PACKETS, between Pittsburgh,
Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at all intermediate
porta.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, A. M .—Returning she
will leave wheeling on Tuesdavs, Thursdays and Paturday*,
el 7 % o’clock, A. M.
The FOREST CITY will leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thorvlavs and Saturdays, at 10 o’clock. A.M.— Ktiuruiny,
she will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wcdnesilavs and Fri
days, at 714 o’clock, A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. D. COLLINGWOOD, Agent,
nnT 2B No, 165 Front street.
MISSO mil RIVER ' packet. *
For at. Lonii,
Tbe steamer STAR OF THE WEST, T. W
Master, will leave for the above and
flSsSSSintcnfiediate ports on SUNDAY. August sth.
etIQA.M
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
aufri JOIIN FLACK, Agent.
For Clnclzxnati and Loulivillel
bm The hteamer GRAPESfIOT, Capt. A. M<‘
jJiagj-ARiu&i; Clerk, Ww. Mcßbidi ; will leavn for the
JQKaSßSsal'Ove and Intermediate ports on WEDNES
DAY , Aug lot, at 10 A. M.
For freight or apply on board, or to
JOHN FLACK, Agent.
For Cincinnati.
t Tbp »*#erarr FAIRY QEKEX, Captahfj.o.
Clfrk, J. T Kctkidy; will !nr« forlhe
«S*«iss3£*»K>Te aod iDtorsJodiite pert# on TUCttM>AT.
August 2, *i 10 A. ii.
Kvr tr«tght or j.aaeagti apply on board, or lr.
“'•el JOHN FLACK. Ag**nt
For Cincinnati.
The steamer RKLIANCK, C*pL S. C. Yoraa ;
Cap?. will leave for ibe
£2SttSS* a^T4 and intermediate parte NYKDNKSDAY,
August I. at 10 o’clock A. M.
For frdfjbt cr passage apply on board, cr to
«“•*! FLACK & RAKNEB, Ajr<«nt*
Th- rtpao-r LUCIK MAY,C#pt J. J.
i UviSLJS fv.a—Aspsrv? Jr., (Jlert—wJU
far t*>° at-otc *nd all latermrdJato rrrt* on
Auffus; Ist, «i 10 A. M.
f r <-r epply ou tv-ard, or
_ JOIIS FLACK._Atf«til_.
Tonday Packet far "Wheel»off*.
filartetu and Galltojioltfl.
i f£3> *a nvvr ftnJ *t. ; »cmr CONVOY,
Woif, Mftitpr, L. OA£«rCßr>,
gi.Wflfiaßiii j,^ Te f dr aL-o»e ao-i tntcrrr.rdla'j' ; v *i»
K»r freight, c j raaaar»», apply on board to'
,r»3 ii. M tiAATON, or 0. IUtLSBS, Acor.L^
J. It. Uarhoar*
T EVtIT CJ.KUn, gT. Lotr% Mo., (at W. N. NevMi’.-i
Lj c-'C.r".) J. K. FAJVKOUH Ji4Tin“ tonij rTcrrtr.tira Jo
mA Frrjj];! for ftnabat!*, cf7rr3
ioJnr-ctrT.n'9 t.- ■*.«!’ a r»*?CSlArO
l\i. Cl-K-Lh. r - tl
INFiiKMATION ha* xaadr to tbt* Itnord of IlralLh
:h*.t cn«*i cf ri ;»ra cutAHjp cf ti;« city y_*tp
l-sr.n l-jiurbt within toi :_>r re‘:*r. No uoui-t tha
c/ viia ri*h ar» hy jrv.UTtj cf hujc;»ti!tr
*«t It Is f-roj.er thpy fthoulj ha icrbrauM that thry *nl
to a teret* penalty by so doin/
i j»r- Legliji'crp }**s tills !n
ra'- * wtirTr ti jmr# is raxlircant «o- ln crdr?
lh '’ cj»t faun an j
ehlrh, whrn if has a ftoim*,
«~arryir t«la U-u£ *a ;h*T9 rm»'c,« a frr It* rr
taor»*hv3 atu.-i
I-:-- >';• naj-
P-.arl of Ile-aJLh »r.* dfliirmlctd to ec.fc.rre the
If patircts asirecl with rhc.Tifa, or any or cwcta
!l«p*r-v*, cnt«klji the city, evast U rtsotal tr atjyrf
tile HiypduK ecnrrytnjt lhUbaT dust hf.ra a
perm*! fmra the of lUaldi.
-v ;> -
»-* cf Li r*UrU u- ih*
of «n art •pprered April %, 1 *4*^
»i. Tha? any a*at*r, Mn»m«n.'!>f «.r otbrr prrr 4 r >n
rharg-s of any Ta&ici cr ? tala (tag »cr r(
•Jv ry>s or by tfc- iM.i
udl#t th* prorUtaa# of tlJj a 1?;, >hsU, upcn -vcrir
th.'r-ri, by LrriL'tJinrr.t rf pro.V*rutJ>Ma in »qt m-.qh.
b*v. uw jurtKlsctlon, p«y * flo* net #.iwiia J : Cr* tuotlr-1
1. Usk *. (o t* aaj paM la!o the ervaiarr rf -iH
li ’rj-l cf flffiUh
Tbil wh-ctrw ib* Beard of Health shall
lnf-?rcj?vt*»-o that any malignant or contagions diwuo
<b° Hiatus. thrr »ha!l mail* d!H.?#ut inqnlry
,;: 4 th*«auv», and if It aha!) appear tbailhr dii<-u>«« prevail*
aa Bfon-sat-1, all ocmiauDicatlr.n with auch tofrrtnd pert or
t>Uc«* fh-vi t* aabjoot t;» Bech control and regulation** a* tlan
of Health ciay r?un tins* to tUn« dlrret, and publish
u. c.u* or nj-'t- mrwrpajwra published In tht> rity of Pjju*.
burgb , and thereupon p»«ry p*r/on or param*, and all
w*m «nd ra-rohaodler, brddiog and dotting fmta
inf.*r>d port or pl*r*i, and baring ratonvl and two
broujhl Into tbr city if f’Utabursh contrary to sunb rvga
littonß, *bai! tn the satn«* proaltirs aa I* prorkKJ
for in tbr pm-pdfng ftpetion.
Tb** pfoai*.]** the whole oct will fc* air telly i-nforred
15 : rrl+r A. C. MURDOCH,
Phys Man to tb* Boar 1 of Health
FORTUNE,
Jr- : Health ocif^.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Three daily tiirouqq train*, between Philadel
phia and Pittsburgh. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
I**»m Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at ?U, A. M , and Pitt*-
burgh for Philadelphia at 7. A. M. TIIK FAST LINE
learns Philadelphia for Pittsburgh wIP. M„ and Pitta
burgh for Philadelphia at 2:30, P. M. THE NIGHT EX
PRES* TRAIN lpares Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at 11, P.
fid., and Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at y. 20, P. M.
tUalrsvkll* Aorcmmodatlon Train leaves Pittsburgh daily,
except Sunday, at 430 o'clock, P. M. Erlntou'i Av.vomo
datlon Train leaves Pittsburgh daily at 11 \ M
3:30 o'clock P. 51., end &2(> P. M.
Thr ahoy* liars connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
i<- and/rvm 8L Louis, filo.; Alton, Galena and Chicago, 111 •
Frankfort, Leiington and Louisville Terra Haute,
Madison, Lafiuvtta and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati Dev
ton, yprinfauld, Bellefcmtalne, Bandusky. Toledo, 6l*r«-
land. Columbus, ZaneeriUo, MasaiUon and Wooster, Ohio •
also, with thaßteam Packet Boats from and to New Oa'sMrrs'
Br. Loots, Locistu.li and Cikciihuti. ‘ '
Through Tickets can be had to or from either of the above
pieces.
For farther particulars, sea handbills at the different
HtLrting points. Passenger* from the West will find this tho
ahortent and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Balti
more, New York, or Boston. THO 3. MOORE,
Agent, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESKIUEN,
jy2l Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Commercial *. Uathamatlctu
>COLLEGE
IB NOW OPENED for the reception tf Pup Us. Those
who desire a thorough theoretical and practical know
ledge of Book-keeping, Arithmetic, etc., as wo 1 an of Mathe
matics generally, would do well to call at NO 4? WY
LIE BT-, between High and Tunnel, where they shall be
qualified much quicker and for less money than any .other
Institution of the kind in the city. Permanency and com
fort guarantee. Ihe rooms are large and commodious ;
qualifications of Principal not excelled, as may be learned
from the words of the following gentlemen, who epc&k this:
“ Wo vnow of no other person now engaged in teaching
Book keeping, Mathematics, oto-, In this city, equal to Mr.
.1. Barry. ’—d. FLEMING, JAMB* M. PRIOR and JOHN
KELLY.
For terms, which will be reasonably apply at the College.
Hours from 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. BARRY,
(Late l>rof. of Book-keeping, Ac, at tfao Iron City College,)
jy2s:tf Principal.
Uargalni In Wateheii Cloelca * Jewelry
ROBERTS & BROTHER.
-V. ARE now Felling their large and carefully eelec.
C«K ted stock of Fine Watcbe«, Clocks, andrlcn Gold
Jewelry at greatly reduced prices, to make room
C£&jS3for an entire new stock, which will be received di
rect from the Eastern manufactories iu a few weeks, for
the Fall trade.
Purchasers desiring to buy go™ 50°*“ »t toir pneep,
should call Immediately and examine our Block, aa we are
determined to close it out without regard to cost or former
price?. Don’t forget the place.
1 * ROBERTS A BROTHER.
41 Fifth street, next door to Wood.
J&- WatchFß, Clocks and Jewelry repaired In the best
manner, and warranted. Jy2l:ly
THOMAS MELLON.
ORAXD PIANO*. ‘
JOHN 11. MFSLLOR, No. 81 Wood street, between Dia
mond aller and Fourth street, will
open, on Saturday, June 10th, at his Tiano jagpggBg|rir9
Forte Ware rooms, _ fg gafil
TWO NEW GRAND P£AJ»O3, 1 “ • V | »*
From the manufactory of Chickoring & Bona, Boston.
These Instruments are among the first of an improved nxw
bcalx, recently lr*ented and completed by the Messrs.
Chlckerings.
Ladii3 are especially Invited tocal 1 aad examine a new
PAIkLOR grand piano.
The first and only instrument of the k.nd in th.. city.
The above instruments, with a large stock of SQUARE
PIANOS. Dave been select*! by the subscriber, at the
manufactory in Boston, and will be opened during this And
tb« coming wwt. h MEIXOEi No . 81 Wood ctrMt>
Agent for the sale of Chicketing A Sons’ Pianos,
j e 15 . For Pittsburgh and Western Penoa.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders In the
Sharpsburg Bridge Company that J. 0. RICHEY is
not authorized to receive money as collector of said Com*
pan?, after this date. By order of the Board of Managers.
v 1 thos. Wallace:
jj24 president Sharpsburg Bridge Co.
JUST RECEIVED, at No. 107 Market street, a Urge as
sortment of Boys’ and Youths’ Calf and Patent Leather
Oongress Gaiters, price* low.
jylB W. S. SOHMERTZ.
»• • t *' r'. -
u •» “ *■* ■* * :
,’.. -4 \* *. ■
;* <**' .
POST OP PITTSBUBGH.
7 TEST 2 INCHES WAT IB IN THE OHANNSL.
Clara Fiaher, nonderickson, West Newton.
Michigan No. 2, Herst, WelJsrilia.
‘ Venture, Gordon, StettbenTllle.
” Eclipse, Moore, Wheeling.
'• Conroy, Wolf, U&Uiopoli*.
STEAMBOATS.
For Cluelnuntt*
Board of Health Notice
» • 1 - • ■ *•' " I . •
AMUSEMENTS.
THEATRE.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION /
FOR THE LAST THREE NIGHTS OF
BLITEB, WELLS AND BIRCH’S MINBTBELB
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evening*,
the Original Operatic Trayeatle of
JHaobetht
In addition to other inimitable attraction?
Benefit <:f BILLY BIRCH!
WEDNESDAY, ( p<~idr«ly hurt night,) Grand
pHmf-niary Testimonial to R. 11. SLITER.
Doors open nt 7K; Concert to commence at 8% o'clock.
PRIGES—Drcss Circle, Lady and Gentleman, GO cents;
Ladies' single tickets, 26 cents; Gentlemen without Ladies,
to Dress Circle, 37 \A cents. Upper Circles, 26 cents.
GKO. COBURN, Proprietor.
jyJMkSt
CHET. C. MOORK. Agent.
JOE PENTDAND’S
GREAT CIRCUS!
WILL EXHIBIT FOR ONE WEEK, commencing on
Monday, August Bth» In front of the
AMERICAN HOTEL, Penn utreet.
This Company, composed of the most talented performers
from all parte of the world, is distinguished for the Ele
gon'-e, Novelty and Variety of Its Entertainments.
Mods. NICOLO and his three Juvenile Wonders, AL
PHONSE, BEBASTIAN and ALMA; Mr. RICHARDS, Mr.
FRANK PASTOR, Mr. GKO. J3ATCHELDER, C. BHER
WOOD, S. JACKSON, H. BERNARD, Master SHER
WOOD, and
OLD JOE PESTLAND,
_., t . KING OF CLOWNS,
With a hORt of other talent, comprise the Troupe.
WJ £?“For Particulars of Procession, Dragon Chariot, Full '
Military Band, and Performances general iy, see bills of
day.
4®* Admission, 26 cunts. No half price.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY, com
mencing on TUESDAY.
exhibit In ALLEGHENY CITY on Satur*
day, Angmt 4th. j yli3
GREAT ATTRACTION
AT CITY HALL.
MONDAY EVENING, Jaly POth.
PROF. SPENCER announces to the Ladies and Gentle
men of Pittsburgh a aeries of moit Wonderful Demon
strations, showing the fallacy of “ Modem Spiritualism,”
Table Tippings, Table Dancings, Bplrits Called, Ac., Ac.
4®** Doors open At o’clock. Lectnre commences at
RVt o'clock. j y 25
MADAME EDWARDS,
Tub /rsTLi cblet.ratzi>
CLAIRVOYANT,
» esgvgjg Can be ronsultod at her rooms, cor
lj ner an( l FIFTH streets.
a riS* Af? Rooms open Day and Evening.
Consultations private and eonfiden-
TsaMß.—Gentlemen, $1; Ladies
iSt&jQl ft. SOIL je2l:lm*
JOHN WTIrCARTHY,
Still Poster and,. Distributor,
Wnx. attend to the Posting and Distributing of all
kinds of
BILLS FOR CONCERTS. LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS, Ac.
All communlcationf—either by mail, telegraph,or other
wine—directed to the offlrc of the Morning Post, will r«»
eHve prompt attention. ap7
NOTICE.
rpriF. FOLLOWING GOOD 3 lIAVE BEEN STORED with
X u* by the PenDsylrania Rail Road Company:
Pat. Ford, Pittsburgh, Penua. 1 Btnvsend 1 box.
W. T. McClarg A 0n... •* 44 1 plough casting.
W. P. Crwson,.., “ ** 1 store.
Ja*. W. Elliott E.Birmingham “ 1 chest
Joo. A. MiMsr Pittsburgh, u 1 box.
Dr. L. Ehrhart. -Allegheny, “ 1 box.
M. Lnnxborno Pittsburgh, “ 10baxe«.
J. Dink “ l cb«Pt
Wm. P. McGinn *• * 4 1 chest
A. Thomas '• “ I chest
T. E. Swan 14 “ 1 haireL
P. Sutherland 44 1 barrel.
C. Still •• 2 barrels.
T. Neff. — •< *♦ l table, 1 bench,
and 1 bedstead.
Kennedy A Negiey. •* - f Sboxes plant*.
K. R. Sbanklaad *• u 1 corn planter.
J. M. Darmtt A Co 44 *• 1 plouga.
ft K. Colrin *' 41 1 corn planter.
U. A. Sleilor...— “ •* 1 clorer bailer.
No ci&rk 1 clorer boiler.
No mark 12 baskets.
Q. Murray “ “ 3 bundles pick
handles.
2 new smut ma
chines * 1 box.
J Ilcppert “ 44 3 bundles rag*.
Ludwig Baoer Armstrong Co , “ 1 chest.
L‘ppeQoott A R*rr *• 1 bbl. Ta*nl»h.
Voungaoa •• “ 1 hbl. and 1 keg.
No mtrk .. l bax.
Rishard Morris •• " 1 pkg. ncrew*..
R. Wilkins *• •' 1 block marble.
Or :itle A I *• C bags c'&y.
Jam** Moore " 1 piece casting.
M. Martin “ "1 hoard ?awt
C. Ldghicap .. " •* 1 box.
f - '• *' Ibex.
No mart _ l chain pomp.
(irai;*:rr, Jasper 4 Co . *‘ 1 box.
No ciarx 1 barreL
A. Reed « ** 1 chest.
Ja.l. McUiilan. “ ‘2 pea. bediUft.dc.
G. W R. 4 M.... .. . *• 1 backet sundries
Cue-. Conwcli . *• \ bale.
Mary Horner— " ; 1 che*L
M. Elder, jr - 2 bfcls. dye stffa.
Chs? “ 4 1 box.
C Svranf. i < Ich?#;,
N-> mark,.. \ bot
U- Piwir .. harness, collar *
rope.
1 trunk
4.frank 3.
lbag beans
l tale bop*.
1 looting gia=s !
box.
H«*i.ry It >a! *• 1 caret machinery :
A M lub*;ri* •- ■» 1 box bocks
1’ -M Mv tia ... . AU'-ghtr.y. •• 1 pkg. book* !
C Thomas. .. ,Pirt-hf.- w -i. * 2 bcs<v.
J Lk'bta&bergtf . . “ '• l ahect.
Use. AurenU •• 1 bbL liqnor
list J L. Ellloii • “ fc boxes aids*
Iftatu- I*. Kerr
p.5T2*
Tfe.'ts Mwm
No nark ...
A. BijrH'?*...
IT II K tin
AT. person* interested are U-rrby ootifird that euch of
n*U article* a* *r* not rrraoTM c-n err bofw« the jerrAth day
’■■* Aufutt, ISii, «tuu at I’ucuc Sale. a» 10 o'clock,
A. M., cn that day, at our \l arvhouse, No. til Wat?:r street,
to jay the charges dna tbervon. dONKS b DENNY
I*Ut»harirh. July 6th, IS55—; jyC-:lnri
SUPERIOR.'
I>ougin* County, Wuconaln.
ULACeI i» riiuatM ou the Bay of Superior and
A l.vft Us- J r.jTrr, at the h<% l of Superior, and
A BtftTKK MTK, A BETTER UAKnOR, AND
okeatkii advantages fob a comuercjal city,
than any other point Itj the Northwest; and is c-;uali««d io
IcSjxrrtKtjStt Ly Chicago only.
The Droprirtor 4 htfr a dear, undisputed and UQincanv •
l;irr-J ti:U’ to the iar.J u;oa which SUPERIOR U laid out, j
m>4 ail j'arrb*o*r? of 1 "*:/ r*js*i\ c warranter deeds for tfco '
Kama
Superior w».a laid po t during the past wwp, and already
mutates esveral hundred inhabitant*, a Large Hotel, a
number of Stores « Comin / >di*'Mi* Pier. with Warehouse*,
and i* in all re.jwtn ttiw
MOST FLOURISHING NEW TOWN
in lit# Pm County Seat. the United States Land ’
<i3*i» and iv l ! OGIc tjt* located her*?. The Misrisripri <icrt -
Lake Soperfor 1
UNITED STATES MILITARY ROAD.
Dow in oourre of connecting with St. Paul, I
terminate* at tbO place. It l* oJ<*o the Lake termini cl' all
lh<» prr.)Mted railroad*) tn the head ot Lake Superior. The
“Poo’ fstnai will he opened In June; after which, four
lines of Lake Steamers will run to Superior—one from Chl
caco. two from Cleveland, and one from Buffalo; all fine
TauflU, having br»n boils osprersly for this tmihi.
One Steam taw Mill in now in operation, and the machi
nery for a .'Leonti Is now on the war to Superior, which will
be tr t to work immediately on its arrival.
One* half of th« lots, hare been appropriated by the pro
prietor* to bo fold by tho undersigned to actual Battlers on
copy term*, to provide a fund for extenMvo public? improve
mento. Liberal appropriation* have fce*u made for public
purpose*; parka, churches, railroads, Ac. Ac..
, In order to correct tba mifapprehenslon ariidng from
similarity of names, u is proper to state that “Superior
City,” aboot the title cf which a legal controversy exists,
ifl another and different plsoe, and in a different township
from Supsatoa.
Map* of Srpauioa are signed by Thos. Clark, snr*
reyor, and William 11. Newton, agent and attorney for
proprietors, and may bo roan in the principal hotel# of St.
Paul, Galena, Chicago, Detroit, Clovoland, Toledo, Buffalo,
and oth*w oitjos.
All pers(>i>.*. who wish to purchase lot«, or obtain Informa
tion, are mjuofljp*! to apply to ll’a, H. Nnvrw, Superior,
L'ougiiw? 'Oun.v, Wi.'condtj.
WILLIAM 11. NEWTON,
Afrrnt and Attorne? for lYoprletnrs cf Superior.
J*24.3m
DR. HENDERSON,
OCULIST AND AUItIST.
a»Ai3 kix disiabjb ofth* stk and t.va wrenorr cupping,
ixtcflirta, busthukq, oa ms esi a? calomel.
OFFICE 468 BROADWAY, COR. GRAND ST., NEW YORK.
Hours from 1) A. M. to 4 P. M.
ROUGII, GRANULATED LIDB, Inftammation, Acuteor
Chronic Blindness with Films, Iritis, Amaurosis and
Cataract Scrofulous, Weeping or Watery Eyas, are among
the diseases cf the eye which are treated bv Dr. U. with
perfect satisfaction.
All diseases of the Ear treats'! upon scientific principle*.
Artificial Kyeo inserted without an operation.
All letters post-paid will secure prompt attention.
We select the following references from among the thou-
Bands of cases which have been successfully treated by Dr.
Henderson:
Wm. J. Fryer, G 25-8 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
♦Alfred Bouthwick, Printer, " “
•fJ. Goodspeed, Glena Falls, N. Y.
•We, W. Smith, Detroit, Mich.
•Mrs. A. M. L. \rllson. Now Ycrk City, N. Y.
tMics Mary BeUows, N. E. Station, Ducbes* co., N. Y.
*Edward G. Solger, Bristol, Conn. *
♦John Seamen, Engineer, N. Y.
David Little, Engineer, N. Y.
Wm. F. B. Giles, office Courier and fine., N. V.
IJamos W. Kirby, Drooklydy L. 1.
JarvU Rodgers. 41 44
A. R. ReeTas, Telegraph Operator, SL Nicholas U v :d.
R. M. Ferrlse, Organ Builder, Houston St.
R. B. Doolittle, M. D-, Hudson, N. Y.
Mrs. Knickerbocker, Yonkers, N. Y.
M. P. Collins, Teacher Penmanship, Troy. N Y
R. L. Rom, Albany, N. Y.
A. DUlcnbach, Schenectady, N. Y.
Capt, B. IL Haviland, Athens, N. Y:
John W. Hackett, Blnghampton, N. V.
•These patients were blind, and had to be led to theofflce.
At the expiration of two weeks they could go about the city
nt pleasure.
•These cases of Amaurosis wore restored to sight after
they were given up »« incurable by the faculty, and can be
referred to by any person who wishes to learn the bets in
theoo cases, by writing to them. j an 5
For Churches.
THE ORGAN HARMONIUM., manufactured by MASON
A HAMLIN, Boston. The Organ Harmonium is an
entirely new (patent) musical Instrument, of the reed spe
cies, having two manuals or rows of keys, and eight stops,
as follows: 1. Diaphason; 2. Dulciana; 3. Principal; 4.
Flute; 5. Bourdon; G. Hautboy; 7. Expression; 8. Cou
pler. It is designed more especially for the use of churches,
lecture rooms, and other large public halls, having power
equal to a thousand dollar organ.
It is capable of many solo effects, and has great variety
in the property or quality of tone. It is especially adapted
to the uso of Organ Teachers and students, being an admi
rable substitute for organ' practice.
Examination from all interested is respectfully solicited
at the Music Store of the subscriber, who is agent for the
manufacturers. Price 9350.
Thfl subscriber -will receive this week, FOURTEEN NEW
PIANOFORTES, of 0 end 6*£ octaves, which, with the
stock oow on hand, will offer a complete assortment of all
the styles and sizes manufactured, of Bqaare, Grands, and
parlor Grands. JOHN H. fcUSLLOR,
> Agent for Chlckering 4 Son’s Piano-Fortes,
No, 81 Wood atrat
V " x-t?. c
MEDICAL.
The Graefenbsrg Dysentery ByruT>,
A M>m4j and infallible remedy i n Diarrbrea, Dyeentery,
Bloody Flax, Cholera Morbne, Cholera lo&ntno aid
tbo Aeiatlo Cholera, If taken with the Bret F ynp.
toms, vis: vomiting and.diarrhteft. It never
fails ,to ,cure the worst posalbl»" : casw of
"bowel complaints, generally in a few
hours, fieldom beyond a day. It
}« purely vegetable, and taken
iu almost any quantity i?
perfectly hassles s .
•• Price 60 cents.
The Graefaaberg Green Hour tain Ointment,
Invaluable for Burns, Wounds, Bpralns, Chilblains, Corns,
Sores. Swellings of all hinds, Rheumatism, Ery
sipelas, Bronchitis, Scrofula, Ulcers, Pales
in the Side or Bask immediately
relieved, Inflammations
of tho Bowels, and for ail
eases where there
in inflamma
tion.
Prlw Twenty-five cents.
Marshall’* Uterine Catholicon.
A certain core for Prolapsus Uteri, and for most of the
distressing complaints incident to Females. Pre
pared by Dr. Then. Pomeroy 1 of Utica,
solely for the tiraefenberg Com
pany. Trlse $3,00.
The other Graefenberg Medicines are
Eye Lotion.
Health BUlert.
Consumptive Balm.
Children's Panacea.
■ Fever and Ague PSls.
Libby's rUt Ointment
* Sarsaparilla Compound.
Tho Graefenberg Mannal of Health,
A complete hand-book of medicine for families—price 60 cts.
Office, 914 Broadway, Sew York,
CAUTION..
The public Is requested to bear in mind that everything
prepared by theGraafenbergCoinpany has their seal upon it.
Spurious articles have been issued closely resembling the
gannine In every particular except the seal, and the utmost
care should be observed before purchasing.
Sold wholesale and retail at Dr. KEYBEB’S, 140 Wood
street. ’ Jyl7d>wls
AJ* A Fact worthy of Record and Atten*
tlon —WRIGHTS TONIC MIXTURE, a guaranteed and
certain curt for FEVER AND AGUE. This preparation
for the treatment of the above disease, and perfect eradica
tion of the cause., is one of the most important Chemical
Discoveries of the 19th century. Its neutralizing effects
on the poisonous gases are instantaneous, and acts like a
charm upon the whole Nervous and Muscular System, re
storing the tone’of the Stomach, and invigorating the Con*
stitutlon.
Unlike fhe general remedies reaerted to for its treatment,
Arsenic, Ac., which leave tbo system
worse thcSHbey found It, it Improves the general health,
purifies the btoCd, and stimulates the different ‘organs to o
regular and healthy action.
Being prepared under the immediate superrieion of an
eminent Chemist, uniformity of strength may always be
relied on. It* unprecedented demand, and the thousands
of testimonials from eminent Physicians, and others who
hare been thoroughly cured, are a sufficient guarantee of
it* superiority over all other preparations.
We can only add, in conclusion, if you are suffering from
fever and Ague, fry ft and be.cured l
PETER T. WRIGHT A CO-,
211 Market ste, Philadelphia.
And all respectable Druggists throughout the United
States and Canadas.
For rale by GKO. IL KEYSES, No. 140 Wood street}
and R. E. SELLKRH, Pittsburgh. ap27:dAw3m is
Heads and Hard's Hair Keito
r e r—Poqubtanhocx, Cl., Feb. 0,1865
This is to certify that 1 hare used »' HURD'S HAIR RE*
BTO It EE” three months, and where my head wu bald 1*
is now covered with a long growth of new hair.
Cap?. Gio. G. BfSJaitnt, of Whale-Ship Montezuma,
New London, Ct.
Chfrr.icrJ Slantifadwring Co, —Gents: Previous to using
your Hair Restorer I was greatly troubled with my hair
coming out. After using three bottles the remaining is
strong and firm, and presents a rich, glossy and healthy
•npenraure Yours, truly, £. R. Wconwcwn.
Tki® ls to certify that I harM been using “ Heap’s Hax&
BssToaxc" about three months; end, now, where my bead
was bald. It te covered with a new growth of hair, almost
three Incite* ong. I have been btld over twenty years.
Soi'J, Trhci-®al* and retail at
Da. GEO. EL KEYSES'S,
;eld No. 140 Wood street;
««~Bick Ueaaache and neuralgia or Jsioai
Ysabs Siamjixq Cr/nxn bt OAKERY'S DEPURATIYE
SYRUP —Mr. WUliam Trimble, M’Kelvy's Bow, Bayards
town. Fifth Ward, says be was cured of flick Headache of
eight years standing, by three bottles of Qakeley’a Depurw
tire Syrup. He had tried various phyaidans without a
cure. He ls now entirely well. Oakeiey*e Deporetiveis
for Kbeumatiem, Scrcfdia, Tetter, and all eruptiva diseases.
Ter sal* wholesale and retail, DR. KEYSEB'g,
No. 140 Wood street, Sign cf the Golden Mortar.
Price 76 f-ents per bottle. ap2s
Pittsburgh Dollar Savings Institution,
A'o. CS AurfA sired,
SEAT DOOR TO THE PITTSBURGH BANS,
IS NOW OPEN daily from 8 to 2 o’clock; also, on Wed
nesday and Saturday evening?, from 7 to 9 o’clock.
Deposits received of all sums net less then One Do lar,
ar.cl a dividend cf theprofite declared twloe a year, in June
and December. Tfco Trustees, for the purpore of furthering
f b* fc*n-voiem obj«-?t4<vf tba institution, nave entered into
a guarantee bond, thereby giving addition*! cfonrltj to
depositor!*.
Booka ecatainicg the Charter, By-Laws, Rules and Regu
lation*. furnished gratis, on application at tho office.
Prr-.idtTi: —Q EOKGfi ALESLIi.
r:rs >sxsit>STr3:
John EL Shccnbcrjer,
Charles Knapp,
N. Grattan Mnrphy,
Theobald Uzatataetter,
Uaae M. Pennock,
William- J. Anderson.
Ho nr wall Hepburn,
Gnorge R. White,
William F. Johnsicn.
James W. Hallman,
Alexander Bradley,
William Phillips,
John G. Barkofvc, James gerdnan,
11111 Burgwin, John M. Kirkpatrick
Albert Culbertson, John D. M’Osrd,
Kobrrt Chester, Robert Morrow,
J. Gardiner Coffin, Walter P. Marshall,
Alonso A. Carrier, A. M. Pollock,
John 8. Henry L. Ringwslt,
Charles A. Colton, Robert Robb,
K. 0 Eiriugtcn, George R. Riddle,
Francis Felix, James Rhoads,
(it-orge F. Gilimot. l , James Shidle,
James 8. lioon, Georgs 8. fielder,
WUliam S. Haven, Alexander Tindle.
Secretary arul Tryiarr.-r —CiIARLE3 A. OCLTON.
jTl°r>ily
A.M* VAUUAJJD& totruiis—
At DAVISON’S BOOK STORE,
C* 8 Hariri ~i t near sL.
History of the Chriftixn Cbureh'i by Dr Has*.
PrUo Ec^iy—Thelra—The Witness of Iteason and Na
ture to an All-wise and Benlficent Creator.
i>e Quiocy'f- last—-The Note Book of an English Opium
Ester.
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared In their three
fold relations to wealth, morals and morality; by Rev.
Roussel, of Paris.
The Adventures of Ami;as Lee; by Rev. Chas. Kingsley.
Notes of a Theological Student.
Mrs Jamison’s Common-Placa Book of Thoughts, Memo
ties and Fancies
Star Papers; by Henry Ward Roecher.
Which?—The Right or the Left?
Footsteps of 6L VauL
The Dead In Christ; by Brown.
Philip OolviUe; by Kennedy.
The Words and Mind of Jesus.
Kino’s Cyclopedia of Biblical Literature
Dr Alooti’s Works.
The Young Housekeeper.
The Young Wife. The Young-Mother.
The Young Husband—Health. Ac.
li&rbaugh’s vola. on Future Life.
Hamming's Works.
Stephens’ Travels In Egypt and the Holy Land.
Manilla Wrapping Papers, Blank Books and Stationery
nf all kinds. For sale at Eastern prices, by
jy 13 J. 8. DAVISON.
To Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dsaisra
and ItlanufMtareri.
SUBSCRIBER la now importing a superior Quality
X of OIL OF COGNAC, of which *£ of an ounce with 60
giOlons pure Spirit will produce a fine Cognao Brandy. His
ESSENCES OF ROCHELLE and OTARD’B BRANDY: of
JAMAICA and SI. CROIX RUM, ABAC. CIDER and
PKAOU BRANDY, HOLLAND SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
and SCOTTISH WHISKY, are acknowledged by the New
York manufacturers by the great demand after that^ f pj.
rectionn for use will invariably be given by
DR. LEWIS FEUCHTW ANGER,
141 Malden Lane- New York.
F. S.—lmporter ct Doguerreoiype Chomic&ls, PlaUna,
Bismuth, Manganese; Thorn’s Ext. Copaite, Sulphate Am*
monla, Ac. ‘ dec&ldfltf
Palmer’* Celebrated Kpleureaa Banco *
STANDS PREEMINENT for flavoring Soaps, Gravies,
Firth, Meat, Game, Ac. We advise all good housewives
lo try it Price 25 cents per bottla, at all Grooory and Fruit
Stores in the United States and Canadas*
For wile by M’CLURQ and G. H. KEYSER. Pittsburgh.
P. T WRIGHT A CO.,
janlfrdawly in 241 Market stawt. Philadelphia.
CAUPETiNGS
Delaware county carpet manufacturing
ASSOCIATION, on the Chester Piank Road, two miles
below the city line, offer to buyers this season, ADMINIS
TER, rAPESTBY, BRUSSELS, 3-PLYINGBAIN, DAMASK
and VENETIAN CARPETING, at very reduced prices
for cash or city acceptance, (Interest added) The stock,
comprising also IMPORTED FABRICS of erery variety,
ota be examined at the Factory Warehouses, Darby, or at
the Stores, Nos. IS and 20 N. SECOND St, PHILADELPHIA.
Wool bought, Spun, Dyed or exchanged for Carpets.
jel43m:is J. SIDNEY JONES.
Boarding School*
OR BUMMER BOARDING HOUSE.—The GLEN HOTEL
and Grounds are offered for BENZ for either the
above purposes. The size and arrangement of the house,
the beauty, extent and variety of the grounds, and the
singular. advantage of the position, ©winded from every
thing objectionable, render this a most desirable location
for either a Male or Female Seminary. For terms, apply to
mh24 tf J. W. BUTLER, 97 Frost street.
JULY MAGAZINES—
Harper's, for July 20 cents.
Putnam,' “ 20 **
Graham, “ 20
Godey, 3d sup., u 20 4 ‘
Knickerbokor,“ 20 41
Leslie’s Gaa’to, 44 20 “
Peterson’s, “ 17 “
Leslie’s Jourt, “ IS «*
Blackwood, for J one.
All who want NEW BOOKS, and as soon as issued, lower
than can be had elsewhere, should call at
LAUFFER’S BOOK BTORE,
_ jy2 87 Wood street.
BUULDING LOT FOB. SALE,
A LOT 24 feet front on WYLIE street, and extending
back 109 feet to Wide alley. On the back part of the
Lot is a Cellar Wall, built for two email Houses. ThULot
Is in a desirable location for a residence; and will be sold
low, and on favorable terms. Title good, and dear .from
Incumbrance. Enquire of GEO. P. GILLMORE,
jylß At OPoe of Morning Port.
Dtaiofution or Partnership,
THE Partnership formed by the undersigned and Jabcb
O’Nkal, In carrying on “ the Camden Coal Works,”
under the name and style of JONES, O'NEAL A MILLER,
la now dissolved. ISAAC JONES, '
July 7th, 18W. JQHND-MILL^.
.- . .
II Vi'TORATING CORDIAL
A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE. 1
Hamltl Aestored and Lift Leigthsaid
BT
HOBBB'O INVIGORATING ELIXIR,
TT will replace weakness withjstrength, incapacity with
efficiency, irregularity wilh uniform and natural ac
tivity, and this not only without haiard of reaction, bat
with a happy effect on the general organisation. £Sr»Bcar
u mind that all maladies, whsrever they bwgln, finish with
nf^tr^ 0118 s7ot * m » acJ th&t the paralUfttioo of the n«rr*
*\a* ;i°“ U physical death. Bear te mind,
dl!?!- »v fCr , oTery kslul of norvoua lUgaase, the ElUIr Got
dhd Is the only reliable preparative known
CURB OP NERVOUB DISEASES.
dIa ° !“ BU r se ““ " onTO J adequate idea of the Imm*
d! d„r “'I 1 ™" Ch ” si wh!ch if ra “ ,o “ >*
d * ,l,u,tcJ “ 4 iiurrous «y, lMa
Whsther broken down by excess, weak by or /
.ed by akknoso—tho anotrong and relaxed organization •
at once braced, rovirifledAnd built ap. Tho mental an‘d
physical (symptoms of nervous disease vanish together an.
der its influence. Nor is tho effect temporary; for the Cor
dial properties of tho medicine roach the constitution itself
and restoro it to its normal condition.
Confoslon, giddiness, rush of blood to the head, melan
choly, debility; hysteria, wretchedness, thoughts of self
destruction—fear of Insanity, dyspepsia, general prostra.
tlon, Irritability, nervousness, Inability to sleep, diseisea
incident to males, decay of the propagating functions, hys
teria, monomania, vague terrors, palpitation of the heart,
impotency, constipation, etc*, from whatever causes arising
It in, if there be any reliance to he placed on human
mony, absolutely infallible.
A GREAT MEDICINE. FOR FKMATTd
complaSte^^tofSal^markTn^w^Tn^Mfu
' „ IP RY WOMAN OP 8B»S8,
trmoors, pains In tho a ™oui™ i
iw.
. MABBIED PBHBONS,
Orothm, will find this Cordial alter they h»re tuvd » bot
tle or two, n thorough regenerator ortho system. In all
directionß are to be found the happy parents of health? off
spring, who would not havo been so but for this eztraordt
nary preparation. And it la equally potent forthe many dU
eases for which-it Is recommended. Thousands of voupa
men have been restored by uaingit, and not In a steals in
stance has It foiled tc benefit them.
PERSONS or PALE COMPLEXION,
or consumptive habits, oro restored by the use of a botils «
two to bloom and -rigor, changing the siln Item » pals, yel
low, Sicily color, to it beautiful florid completion.
These are some of tho cadand} melancholy effects p-odu
cod by early hatlta of youth, Tie: weakness or the ha,*
and limbs, pains in tho head, dimness of sight, loss of mao ■
oular power, palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervou.
irritability, derangement of the dlgesUre functions, genera!
dsbllity, symptoms of consumptions, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are much to he
dreaded toss of memory, confusion of ideas, depression
of spirits, evil forebodings, arerslon to codoty, aelfdistrust
lore of solitude, timidity, etc, are some ol the orilonrodtl
eed. All thus afflicted
BEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most ne
cessary requisites to promote connubial happiness- indeed
without these, the journey through life becomes V weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly darkens the view; th®
mind becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with th®
melancholy reflection that the happiness of another be*
cornea blighted with your own.
Dr.Morse’B Invigorating Cordial has been counterfeited
b 7 some unprincipled persona.
In future,all the genuine Cordial will have the proorJe.
tor’s fac-eimile pasted over the cork of each bottle, and tk®
following words blown in the glass: *
Dr, Horse’s Invigorating Cordial,
C. H. RING, Proprietor, N. 1J
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrate, In pint
ties—price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars,
tbr twelve dollars. C. H. BING, Proprietor, '
182 Broadway, N. V.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States, Cenad
snd the West Indies.
Norwich, Feb 8,1855 b
Pittsburgh Db. GEO. H. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood at
Do. FLEMING, BROS., No. CO Wood rt.
Do. E. SELLERS, Wood street.
Allegheny City... J. F. FLEMING.
Agent for 0h!0...J. D. PARK, Cincinnati. fspUrJUwly
FEVER AND AGUE CURE
OR, NATURE’S INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC.
FOR the Prevention and Cure of iHvnuamjrr and Ra
kiticit Fzvzbs, Fxvkb and Aous, Cnnis and Frrxfc
Dgmb A site, Geixral Deehot, Night Sweats, and all other
forms of disease which have a common origin in Malaria or
Miacna. This subtle atmospheric poison which at certain
aeaaJus Is unavoidably inhaled at every breath, la the earn'd
in character wherever it exists—North, South, JKnet or
West—and wfli everywhere yield to this newly-discovered
antidote, which is claimed to be the greatest discovery in
medicine eoer made. ' '
A Lid ADABS.
This specific is so harmless that it may be taken by per
sons 6f every age, sox or condition, and it will not subetl
tute for one disease others still worse, as is tco often the re
salt in the treatment by Quinine, Mercury, Arsenic, and
other poisonous or deleterious drags, note particle of any
of which is admitted into this preparation. .
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary re
suits from the use of this NATURAL ANTIDOTE TO
MALARIA.
It will entirely protect any resident or traveler eTen n
the most sickly or swampy localities, from any Ague or
Bilious disease whatever, or any injury from constantly in -
haling Malaria or Miasma.
It will instantly check the Ague in persona who have Buf
fered for any length of time, from one day to twenty years,
so that they need never have another chiU, by continuing its
use according to directions.'
It will immediately relieve all the distressing results of
Bilious or Ague diseases, such as general debility, night «
sweats, etc. The pationt at once begins to recover appetite
and strength, and continues until a permanent and radical
sure is effected.
Finally, its use will banish Fever and Ague from families
and all classes Fanners and all laboring man, by adopt
ing it as a preventive, will be free from Aguo or Bilious at
tacks in that season of tho year which, while it is'the most
sickly, is the most valuable one to them.
One or two bottlos will answer for ordinary caws; soma
mav require more Directions printed in German, French
and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Price One Dollar
liberal discounts made to tho trade. Trade circulars for*
warded*on application, and the articlewili he consigned ou
liberal terms to responsible parties In every section of tl««
country. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
„ • Providence, B. I.
Agjltts—New York: 0, V. CIICKEKER 4 CO., and 0
n. RING. Boston: WEEKS & POTTER. Philadelphia
DYOTT A SONS. J MITCHELL, No. 265 Liberty etree t
next door to Hand. WQOD3EDE3 A BROTHER, corner
of Andereon and. Lacock ate., BECKHAM A M’KENNAN
and J. T. SAMPLE A CO-, Allegheny City. jfeb27
GERMAN BITTERS ,
PREPARED BY
DB. C. H. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.,
WUA XfVrCTUAILT CUM
LITER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Ifirveui Debility, Diseases cf the Kidneys, and
all diseases anting-from a disordered Dior? or Stern acA.
Buch
as Constipa
tion, Inward Piles,
Fulne£a,or Blood to the
Head, Aridity of tlio Stoxnaob,
Disgust for Food,
Fulneea or weight in tho Stomach, Sour
Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurriad
and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at tho Heart, Choak
in j or Suffocating Sensation when in lyingPosturo, Dimness
of Virion, Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fever and
1 Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration
Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c~ Sudden
Flashes of Heat Burning in the
Flesh, Constant imagin.
Inga of Evil, andgreac
Depression of
• Spirits.
The proprietor, in calling the attention of the pubjio te
this preparation, does so wit a feeling of the olmoatoonfl
dence in its virtues and adaj ation to the diseases for which
it is recommended.
It is no new and untried article, but one thathaa stood
tho test of a ten years’ trial before tile American people,
and its reputation and sale is unrivalled by any similar piv •
para tic ns extant. She testimony in its favor given by tha
most prominent and well known Hhyslcians and individu
als, in ail parts of the country is immense. Referring any.
who may doubt, to my “Memorabilia,” or Practical- Beretpt
Book, for Farmers and Families, to be had gratis, cf all tb
Agents fer the German Bitters.
Principal Office and Manufactory, 120 Arch street, Phila
delphia, Pa.
-H* Sold by Dr. Geo. H. Keyset, 140 Wood street; B. A
Fahnestock A Co., No. 6 Wood street; Fleming Brothers
OP Wood street; H.P.BwartsandJ.P. Fleming, Allegheny
deolfcdawly ia *
W ATER CUHlfl WaTITBTK,
HAND STREET, (SOUTH SIDE,) BET. PENN STIiSLT
AND THE lUVER, PITTSBURGH, PA.
DOCTOR BAELZ, Gr&du&to and Practitioner in the Old
Schools of Medicine, Allopathic tnd Hommpathlc*
for the pact tenyeara a successful Eydroralhist, has vjßiied
a WATER CURE In the abovo location \
The perfectly safe, diroot and immediate effect nis
Um has on all Fevers, and all diseases beat* and .aronio—
while it is mild, grateful and Invigorating tadbe weak and
•debilitated, renders it peculiarly desirable In families, who
will be treated at their homes.
Allopathic and Homeopathic treatment will lx fflmlnb
toed where desired; but, after long and thorough eine
rience, Dootor Baela givee a decided preference to Hydio.
path,, which has, throughout tho old and new world,
proven so eminently saocessfhl in every form of disease'
Including Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis. DvsnsMi.
Inflammatory and Chronlo l'heumatiiro, Arfhma?(St£
neons, Nervous and Uver Dtapascs. Testimonials of carw
goto highly reputable tdUrens of nearly every State
Union, can be examined at Doctor BaeU’a otlic- Tha RtV
Clap are invited to conault him gratis. 10 “
Warm water-belag used 1n the commencement, and often
throughout the treatment, it la a luxury instead of unpleas
ant, as those unacquainted might suppose. P
W U W^nl^lv le if I SjS!“ lea ?J OTer > Waterman I-almer,
wl m « ’ W- U -Thompson Ben, 3. B. T.’cl-
Mor S sn > Wm. B. Holmes, K. 11. English, B. U.
undersigned, havirig visited Doctor Baela’a Inedta.
non anajnCnsssed his successful treatment, cheerfully re
commend him as a thoroughly educated and skillful Pby-
_ CharlesT. Russell, Jos. M’Connells, David Hunt, John
C;Curtis, Bobt.Patrick, John B. Livingston, John Wright,
W, W. Patrick, Moses P. Eaton. O. Onnsbv Greeg. f janfi
Private Dlseaaetu
MDR. BROWN, No. 41 Diamond Alley, do*
votes bis entire attention to an office practice,
Ills business is mostly confined to Private KB
Venereal Diseases, and such painful affections,
brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence and excess.
Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture,
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the Blood, with all Disea
ses of ihe Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Erup
tions, Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal
Weakna-s, Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weak
ness, Monthly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula
in Auo, Nervous Affections, Pains In the Back and. Loins,
Irritation of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated*
Cun guaranteed.
Twenty years’ practice (ten in this city) enables Dr.
Brown to oiler assurances of a speedy cure to all who may
come Under his care.
Office and Private Consultation Rooms, 41 Diamond alley*
moderate. novStdawly
Rheumatism.— Dr discovered remedy
for Rheumatism is a^epeedyAnd oertoih- remedy for
that palatal trouble. It never tell* vit.minJ
Omoeud PrivateConenltation Rooms, '
Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. Tbo Doctor Is always ft bonne
BOv6al»sfly
MEDICAL.
DR- MORSE’S
LOSS OP MEMORY,
to the snsStrroi®.
CAUTION.
AG ENTS:
RHODES’
DR, HOOFLAND’S
CELEBRATED
S -*Y
;ES'SSM,