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Curuarn, July, 1, 1862 f
Being detained at Übe fair city fora diron
my way home, I embrace the opportunity to
sots down a few Items of Interest at least to
mysel.f.' My lant I bsline wu dated at Wash
ington, bat my poor epistles hue met with such
- led swam in making decent time In Bode
Bam's slow Coaches, that I can hardly tell when
I wrote but, and am almost discouraged from
asking another attempt: -
Blnoe I left Washington, I hue 'bleed all our
large eastern cities, and bars found the Print
disci and the late Whig Convention 'the uni
versal subjeCM of disunion. In those great
centres of commerce and money crehange, the
diesetlefsatlon it the detest of Webster and
Fillmore - le the greatest, sad jot 1 found no
Whig who did sot intend to note for Scott, how
ever loudly be grumbled, orbowever mournful
iiii creaking. Men cannot be expo ted to give
up their preferences without a little show of op
position. It does them good to grumble; they
feel the better for It, and they will work the
more kindly in the traces after it is over. Lex
peat to lied all such the moat active men In the
cainfaign, became they all admit that the elec
tion of Con. Scott is infinitely to, be preferred
to that of Pierce. Talk to them of voting for
Pierce, and they feel insulted at once.
The campaign bids fair to be an exciting and
brilllint_ one. I learn, since my arrival here,
that a inmate, celebration is to be held on the'
27th of this month, on the Niagara river, to
celebrate the battle of Lady's Lane. The an
niversary caters on Sunday, but the celebration
i• fixed for Tuesday, to give time for the people
of. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, New York
and Boston to take put to it without tatieling
on Sunday. There will be a great *litany pa
rade; and the suntan of the war of 1812, and
thousands of the soldiers of the Maxiaea war
will take part in this patriotic demobetration.—
I understand that s large delegation from Pita
bash is expected, as It l known that we have
several soldiers of the war of 1812, and hun
dred" ot.the Mexican war, among our citizens.
Oea Scutt will be vainly urged to be present.
Arraignments will be made here for steamboats
to earths soon se the cars arrive, and the fares
are to be pet at the lowest potable rats. I have
no doubt Allegheny county will appear on the
ground in large tam. I would suggest tinier*.
piety of calling a meeting and appointing •
anal - Mee of arrangements, to which the nava
of Wale going can be given, and the committee
out make the best sad cheapest bargain possi
ble with the railroads sad steamboats.
Hwy Clay, the greet Amaiean Orator, Pa.
riot, and Statesman Is - no more of earth, and • I
nation mourn is profound sineerity. A miser
eat sadness Pervades the public mind. On the
' day of his death, I had visited Newburgh, on the
Hodson, famed for its beautiful scenery, and so
Sheens of the head quarters of Clen. Washing
ton dating the most eveliful wean of the war
of the Revolution, The email, antiquated atone
house where he resided, is standing in good pre
servation, and as nearlyas possible, in the exact
etateln which Wallington hit, it. The - house
sad grounds belong to the State, and moan, Is
approprited to keep It In repair and to preserve
the gnat& On—the day la question I had
made a short emeuraleando the country, and on
retuning, Ake Mt sight which greeted my eyes
wm the Bag; width Is always kept dying at this
point, enspeadol-st brilf mast. Henry Clay Is
dead, wag the instant thosght,—en no other
occasion likely to happen maid that Blared deg
be bowed In mourising. Thus this silent bit
most touching sables from that hallowed spot
give m the first Inanimate that *great spirit
had departed : Green sad fresh be his memory
ever ht the hearts of Ila countrymen!
I made my return trip on that magnificent
Fork, the New Yak and Erie Rail/o'd. We
left New York at half past ea o'clock, In the
morning, sad at a few labia" before 12, at
night, ere - i — nived at DankJek, having made NM
mils in about 17 hare, with nay little fatigue.
The road into capital order, bad le neat ad
-airebly managed.. Everything goes on with
clock-wait regularity ? The odious are eon/-
taus, the oars luxurious and commodious, end
etopping-placee see salliciently frequent to re
line the pamengen from the Warn of so
lag a journey. lam convinced that a six-foot
track is the beet for highspeed, safety and com
fort ; and I think In time this pup will be
generally abipted. As wow as we arrived at
Dunkirk, the puseagere ad baggage were Wl
' malady transformed to the ha 'teaser Quart
City, which landed us in this city about half
past tea o'clock, just cue hour too late to take
the oats to Pittsburgh, which start at half-past
ales. This Is a detail which ought to be no.
mailed. The passe' ewe for Cincinnati, founds
train waiting for them, bat the Pittsburgh
sengere, of which there were several, leaned
list airy had lost twenty-four hours by taking
this route, owing to this defeat in the arrange.
meas. We hope our friend Mr._ Prentiss, will
think of tide the next time he arranges his tiro..
My err:knee on this route hes taught me
ore feat, which is, that when the Peenrylnuis
Railroad is linielted, the trip from Philadelphia
to Pittebtugl can be made In from twelve to
Odessa hairs. thirteen boors after
we len Few - York, we had made 350 miles on'
the New York sad Erie road. This istanded the
Hsu omismned In arowang the river to Jersey
qty,. the tratorthr at the Jamaica of the Patter
son and Ramapo with the fierr York and Eris
mad, and breakfast, dialer and supper. When
the Central-route Is hidslood, pussugon from
Raw York can be leaded atPittsburgh, as wen
as they can be now at Houttkirk, es the amtem;
will be about the Mlle. The Ecsaaphaiabi
roanhm the decided adnatage la este r ase,
and if this afrantsmt is well owl, Herres& Mn
easily be prediatiA. ;
sat making m) home hole at the American,
whetiwrerytAlai ie so agreeshis, this it ambles
me tabs& thesonsiance of my unenpeotad *P
tastias, with a good deal of phUomphy. Mr.
=WI keeps a spleadid holm* ma n Ion:
-awl ids to the pubHo as the prints of
on= warm
WOW. COMM COIVEWLIO3I.—The Convention
of the Whigs of Butler county met et the Court
house in Boller on the 28th ult. After tined:-
in& the CoeTendon proceeded to Tote for fora can
didata for Congress in the 22d district composed
of the northern pert of Allegheny county and
Butler. The first ballot resulted as follow -
Sunni. A. 14;rvuzcs. bad 89
Gf.011.01 W. Bare, 2
Tempts M. none,
Whereupon, qp motion, the Convention de
-dared Bs/mu A. PunvAmici, of Instler, tmon
imonsly in:minuted sin candidate for Congress
in the District.
Major Joins R. HAMM' iris then nominated
for the Assembiy; Joint Mazza for Conimin
stoner, and MAI.' Moessmuiss for Auditor.
Beeolutioni warmly:endorsing the nomination
of Scott and Graham, and of Judge Buffington
for Judge of the Supreme Court, and of Jacob
Hoffman for Canal Counaledoner, were unani
mously adopted.—
Mr. Forsyth, of the Columbus, Gs., Times,
whin has been as Mira State rights paper, hu
Moue out for Pierce sad King. Re eye—
' , We swept the resolutions of the democratie
party, end, being bettor and better satielliKl with
the presidential nominee, the more we learn of
his political 'attendants, ye hoist the
aeon tiket to
one mast -head, and won the Times of
its champions for the campaign." •
We clip the above from the Post of yesterday
morning. We said yesterday that the ultra
Buts rights men of the Booth—those who a few
months ago, were bre►thleg nothingbut treason
and threats of seosesion—would find in the can
didate of the "Democracy," • man altogether to
their taste, and this /oar= It Politicians of
that school, whether they are nominally Demo.
orals or Whip. go for Piers, because, If he is
not one of that clique himself, he will at bait
do their bidding. Soon Booth Carolina goes in
heartily for Gen. Pierce, end Booth Carolina
kni
tows what she is about; for she is well aware
that if he an be elected, the State lights men
and Willem will bare the ball at their feet.
Slavery will be carefully cherished, turd every
other great intentst, such as protection to Amer
ican Manufacturing Industry, the Improvement
of the great riven of the West end the harbors
of the great takes, will be either crushed or
neglected. Well may the ulteaState rights men
of the South point to Mr. Pierce's "political an
tecedents." So do we. We point to his votes
In Congrem, which were uniformly In accord
ance with the views of the ultra Southern school,
and in oppoeitlon to the great interest of the
North and West.
PANNITLVANTA RilLll49AD.—The tifeensburg
InteUlgenoer, of yesterday, states that the work
at the Tunnel on section 37 of the Penneyira-
Ws Railroad, he* miles east of that town, hae
been temporarily stopped by the giving way of
the roof. "It appears," Bays that paper, "that
the rock is of inch • nature as to be unable to
stand the shook in blasting up the bottom. The
contractor, Mr. Carr, has labored under great
difficulties in the prosecution of that work. He
has a tunnel of some GOO feet In length, and In
order to expedite the work the engineer had him
to sink a shaft at each end, sad commence run
ning s drift or beading through from each end.
before the pita were excavated op to that point.
This eru commenced hurt WI. Far some time
book the air has been so Ind in theee headings,
that men' could not remain very long in at •
Hine. The pits are now excavated up to the end
of the tunnel, and the western end has been ta
ken up to the proper depth for some distance in.
Here the roof has given way, and it 19 thought
cannot be prosecuted any further without arching,
or in some other way relenting It an they pro
ceed; it being extremely dangerous.
"If it should be found necessary either to
arch permanently, or t, mete an entire tho
rough cut, it will retard the opening of the
road entirely through, 'trend months; and it
may not be opened till next spring. Had there
been no difficulty with the roof of this tunnel,
we think It would have been completed in No
vember."
PATZTTI COI7IIIT.
The Whip had a glorious ratilleatica meeting
at Uniontown cia Friday emeing of late 'week.—
T hey first had a tereAk-light proemial' and then
• masticg in the open air, at which Unary A.
Soiaon,one of Scott's soldiers of IBl2,preeided.
There was much good meeting. We make •
short extract from the report of the speech of
the Hon. Andrew Stewart, as it Is given In the
Peasyhessis Democrat. Mr. Steuart said,
He knew both emendates well. In hie opinion]
the Whip had the strongest candidate, and the
Democrats the weakest they ever had. Mr. Pierce
• see an excellent and amiable little min;too ami
able for the great office to which he aspired—
he had not the nerve, he feared, to sustain its
high' responsibilities—the firmness to say 'no
sir' te toe courteous and wily office seekers who
would surrousabbim. Seem bad filled many of-
I Sow of the highest reepoadtdlity, civil and mil
itary, he had never failed in any, he was always
suomerful, sad amen after all, was the best
test of ability. He brew him intimately, and
in his opinion. a better, a braver, a more patri
otic heart God sever put into the ' beart of man.
(femme cheering.) He was no crafty pol
itician, he vas too hank end honest for that; he
knew nothing of the Woks of the trade, and was
too hosed to practice them If be did.
The whip have had many glorious candidates
but Scott was thi "'noblest Homan OtallZa all."
He was the hero of more wars and of more bat
tles then say of them—be bed done mime no oth
er candidate for the; Presidency had seer done,
sot examtiug the Immortal Washington himself
—he had waled his victory with his Mood (tong
sad loud cheers), the pimple owe him a debt of
gratitude, sod like lamest men they will pay it
at the polls. There am thousands of democrats
-rho will vote for lien. Scott (toils, yes, cad I
c
am one of them," had lam another '), and why?
bemuse you knew him,and hare spi.
served
under him, you lave shwa! his .sod his
glories. In battle he was at your head, and la
Oakum at your beftdde,simys and everywhere
you tread him a father and a friend; he never
deserted you, and you never can desert him, he
always led you 4 to IrictOrj, and he will do It
14**
Nanot♦aL Postwar Clanzzar of Dines
pistol Amerioans, with Biographical sketch
es: Omani:dna upwards of 120 migrated Par.
Matt of the most eminent persons who hays
occupied a plain in the History of the United
Blass."
'The above Is • copy of the title page of a ve
ry nest publication which le lamed In numbers
(of which there sre to be forty). Each number
la complete in Itself, and the whole. If bound,
would minprlse two large volumes of over 700
paps each. The engraviup la the number be
fore us are very besutlfal. Mr. John W. Hud
son, who Is now at the Et. Clair. Hotel, is Rout
for this county.
DEATH OP HENRY CLAY
Everything relathig to the last moments of
.
this pest and moved MAR hi interesting. The
Washington Correspondent of the New York
Courier, and Prupdne, sap:
The lion. Henry Clay expired at seventeen
minutes past eleven o'clock this (Tuesday)
Morning.-430 gentle wields change from time to
eternity, that for sane momenta it was doubtful
'whether he wait yet dead. He appeared to fall
into an easy slumber. Mt. Clay was fully con
ecious of his approaching disolution: he celled
bin son Thomas to his ode, and said : olify
eon, I am ping—elt b e were the
last words he spokn Paternal election seemed
to campy his list thoughts upon earth. Ex-
Governor Jones, of Tenn., Mr. Thomas Clay,
and one of the attendant' of the hotel, rare tie
only peons psalmist dining the last scene. His
other-friends in Washington, opposed that he
would linger at lead • &Orogen.
All onuses of misunderstanding or mlasppre
halation between Mee& Clay sad Criftmam,
arising from their pontos solstices,' very meet
happily and satisfactorily adjusted two . Weeks
Mr Clay took oixesion recently to make
this sancanomnent to his Meads, and upraised
himself °mimed that Mr. Crittenden had auf
fared injustice at their bands.
For two dayi past Mr. Clay spoke bat little,
as he labored ender extreme prostration and the
effects of the anodyne adminbibiami by his phy
sician. Mn mind wandered somewhat at times,
but when amused Nun his lethargy, was cleat
end forcible se ever. His worldly slaps were
Whitl Y writagd long ago, so that toward the
close of his he bad novae arm his heist,
and devoted Ids-whole time to the preparation
for the future. He was regslarly attended by
Dr. Butler, and having resolved Wray religious
im woistims, died In the ha hope of a blessed
boinortati•
plo s atapid. Ledger has the Mowing
tram w a ddsgton, dated -yesterday.
YAP afteraoto Uwe apposed to be •
- giving way la Clara mina. imegastion
a ttributed it, in NOM &PM, to ernitenseet peu-
diced hie the ratification meeting. At night he
was cabs, but his mind wandered, and In • low,
distinct voice, be named his wife, eon and ether
relatives. Her. Dr. Ratter offered hie cervices
to watch during the night, bat they were deemed
uomeoessary. On his last .interview with Dr.
Butler, Mr. Clay expressed his entire patience,
resignation and confidence in the Redeemer.
This morning Mr. Clay was perfectly tranquil
and exceedingly feeble, and showed a dispoel
tion to clamber. About half-past ten o'clock
he asked for cool water. which he wpm accus
tomed to take through a silver tube. On re
moving the tube from his mouth, he seemed to
have more difficulty than previously.. He turned
to his son and said, "Don't leave me." Boon
after he made a motion to have his shirt collar
opened, and added, "I em going soon," and se
renely breathed his last.
The Senate Committee meet to-morrow, until
when, nothing of the arrangement. will be de
finitely known, further than, that the funeral is
to be on Thursday.
Immediately after the funeral sereioas, the
body will be conveyed to Ashland, In charge
of a committee of the lienate. It will be en-
Closed in a =talk coffin.
At Baltimore a subscription was immediately
set on toot for a monument to the illustrious de
clewed. The following telegraphic despatches
show the universal sorrow :
BALTINORS, JULIO 29
DIATII or lIIIIIILY CLAY IN BALTIXORI.—The
belle of this city ware tolling within five coin
utile after tho announcement of Mr. Clay's death,
and the whole city is in commotion.
The Mayor has called a town meeting, to be
held to-morrow, for the purpose of adopting
testimonials of respect to the memory of Henry
Clay. The city council is oleo called to meet
for the same purpose.
Azalea; June 29
A meeting of the Common Council is to be
held to-morrow evening, to take into consider..
tion the measures proper to be adopted in oon
sequence of the death of the Honorable Henry
Clay.
N.RDUILTPORT, Jane 29
Seventy-five minute gnus were fired here Ole
evening, on the receipt of the lutellimmoe of
the death of Henry CIay., POOCIIIEZIP3III, Jana 29.
Oar Tillage is in mourning. Judge Banal°
has adjourned the Court. The clerk's and eller
ifT's 'officio, post office, banks, and every stem
in town are dread. and the belle are tolling a
requiem to the memory of Henry Clay, the
statesman end patriot. ,
Roamer/a, June 29.
The announcement of Hr. Clay's death has
drodoced a profound emotion of grief In the
whole community. Belle aro tolling, and flap
flying at half-mast. The Supreme Court now
in session here, after an elognent address by the
Hon. Joshua A. Spencer. In eulogy of Harry
Clay, *Moaned.
' '
lissaiseman, km 29
Upon the receipt of the intelligence of Mr:
Clay'a death, the Governor and the officers of
the departments closed all public offices until
Thursday, son testimony of Leaped. Flap are
flying at half-mast high
CHMLIIAII. JUDO 29
The announcement of Henry Clay's death
woe received hero and at LouLseille st eleven
o'clock this morning. Minute guru and belle
are proclaiming that the spirit of the great
statesmaa is gone. The afternoon papers ap
peared in mourning, and sadness pervades all
Glasses.
NAXIIVILLR, June 29.
On tho receipt of the news, all places of bu
siness were closed, and the Mayor Issued a call
for a public meeting, which took place this even
ing, and was very largely attended. tlovernor
Campbell presided. Resolutions In honor of
Henry Clay were'passed, and the meeting ad
journed
UALLATIIII, TCIII3 , Jilt. 29
On the receipt of the 1301. of Mr. Cloy'n
death, nll the Courts at onoe zdjourved, and
the' judge am! lawyers joined in ealogire on the
depar te.l ritat roman
Menem, Jane 29.
The news of Mr. Clay'm death wag received
hero with ?profound regret. The City Council
met, hut adjourned immediately withal:a trans
acting any basilica
13orre.w, June 29.
A general gloom pervades the city elect the
reception of the intelligence of Henry Clay's
death. Flare are flying •t half mat in - the
harbor and public places, and many stores art
closed.
Tho hew York Commercial Advertiser of Oct
antit, after inserting the foregoing despatches,
adds:
The intelligence of Mr. Clare death spread
sorrow throughout the city, and, se If by one
accord, men of all parties, and of every occupa
tion. erpontarreotutly united In those outward de
monstrations of pubito grief which It is fitting to
make upon the deceue of so great and good a
men. The flags in the various public bnlidingd,
betels, and other eetablishments In every quar
ter of the city, sad on nearly ail the reacts
which throng the port, were immediately lever
ed to half-mast, and to-day we observe them ID
the same position. The United Starts District
Court, and all the other court' which were In
session at the time the melancholy news wu re
ceived here, were promptly adjourned. In
Brooklyn and Mifliamehurgh similar marks of
respect were paid.
la pursuance of a written request, sinned by
majority of the, members of the .Common
Council, Mayor Kingsland hoe Issued a call for
a special meeting of both Boards this afternoon
with a view to the adoption of suitable measure'
on the part of the corporation.
A meeting of prominent citizens was held lad
evening, and arrangements were trade to send a
large delegation to WashLogton, to attend the
funeral.
pl4ro. to t,
Of the Piisberph Annual Comference of the lir
tiothet Episeopal Church, July 2, ISGZ
Prrnstraan DISTILICI—C. Coosa P. B.
Liberty Street—J. N. Baird.
Smithfield—W. F. Leaceek.
Wesley Chapel—F. S. DeHaas.
Asbury Chapel--a. B. Hudson
Welsh Miss.--Geo. Paton.
South Pittsburgh—W. Cooper.
Biradngturm—D. Heel.
Elizabeth—,J. D. Cramer.
McKeesport—J. Olbron.
Braddooksfield—W. Brown.
East Liberty—E. B. Griffin; to be sup.
Sherpsbargh—C. Thorn.
Tsrentum—M. L. Weekley.
Reetraver-11. Miller. •
Butler—A. Huston, W. H. Sock.
Mt. Washington—J. Non.
H. J. Clarke, editor Pittsburgh Christian Advo
cate and member of Quarterly Conference.
Utriturrown Dteratcr—J. H. Cameros, P. E.
Uniontown—J. C. Pebbling.
Brownsville—M. P. Jameson.
Bridgdport—ft. Hamilton.
Fayette Mina—J. Horner.
Adlion—A. J. Ever'''.
Redstone—J. T. W. Auld, E. H. Green.
Cookstown and Dellnruon—P. F. Jones,
Fayette Circuit—W. D. Lemon.
Onlfinelmoro—E. 11111.
Aft°Morris—f. Laughlin.
Carmichaeltown—W. Long; one to be sup.
Centerville—(To be supplied),
Conzielinille—J. J. Covert
li
Wssmnaros Durnuor —T. H. Hopson, P. E.
Washington—F. Moore.
Claysville--Jas. I)..Terner; one to be supplied.
Wellsburg—S. H. Nesbit. -
Middletown—H. Bolder.
Florence—A. J. Blob, B. Borbridge. .•
Georgetown—John Oillelead, R. Morrow .
Temperanceville—R: J. White.
Minders—D. A. McCready, C. Morrison.
Cationsbarg-13. Baker, M. B. Pugh.
Monoogahela City—C. Foster.
Belleville-13. Wakefield, G. A. Lowman.
Greenfield—A. Jeckson.
Waynesburg—S. Broom, one to be supplied.
Maple Creek Mission—to be supplied.
kihnintsvizza DISTIIIOI—J. Con., P. E.
Barnesville—J. C. Taylor, N. C. Worthington.
Woodefield—J. .1. Mallyar, one to be supplied ,
ville—P. G. Edmonds, .1. J. Jackson.
Newport—Jer. Phillips, one to be supplied
Stafford—W. W. Roup,
Bererly—P. Cook. J. C. Mercer, P. MoCen, sup
plied.
MoConnellerille—J. W. Shorn, 0. G. Waters.
Sharon—A. O. fifeCormick, J. Coer.
Summerfield—W. Atbey, S. Lewis.
Fairview—W. Davidson, .I..Wriodroffe.
Centreville—J. W. Dakar, D. Cross.
St. Cleirseille and Eton—J. Henderson.
Martlnnille—J. M. Rankle, D. Shelling, sup
plied.
CAMBIUM{ DIBMOT-4. 0. libuisott, P. E. .
Wubington and Cambridge—S. P. Woolf, J. Mc-
Ginnis.
Stmeoaville-0. E. W. Eirieh.
Norwich—John Hers, one to be map.
Adszanille.—A Magee, Z. B. Weller.
Cosbocion—J. E. kloGaw.
Flashing—H. Wharton, L. J. Dam •
Westchester—M. Bishop, D. Neil.
Deernine—J. M. Bray, J. Mott, one to be sup.
New Philadelphis.--A. Scott.
Sandynille—S. Chary, G. Crook.
Canton—C. H. Jackson, A. Deana
Cumberland—W. C. P. Hamilton, W, Tipton.
Liberty Minims—H. McCall.
firsommtur Dterstmr—W. Can, P. E. i
Do. North street—C. A. Holmes, 0..1.
[Holmes.
Do. South street—S. B. Dunlap.
Richmond—Jac H. White, B. F. Minn.
Gordon; M. W. Dallas.
New Somerset—W-Derbmey; orusjo tem.
Wellsville—T. McCleary.
Flesorer—L. Petty, J. R. Sheerer.
Paris—T. J.•Mggini, J. Wright.
[Carrollton—W. C. Henderson.
•Leasbrulle—H. Bradshaw. J. Arehbalk
Cairm—D. IL Mitchel, J. D. Knox. • "="-
Smithfield—lL Boyd; one to be sap.
Warrentoo—John Anxiety.
Airscrazwy Therrmer-4. Moran; P. E.
Beaver—J. Dillon
Bridgewiter—John Murray.
Sewickley—A. 0. Williams, W. P. Blsokbarne
Manchester, Mina —S. R. Bro'coulee.
Allegheny City, Beaver street—S. E. Babcock.
South Corn.—B Birkett.
Brighton—M. A. Rater, John Grant
Chippeway, Mite—J. White
New Lisbon—A. H. Thomas.
ims—H. D. Fisher, one to be supplied.
Salem—J. T. Heasley.
Columbiana—ft. Cunningham,' S. Crouse.
Liverpool—J. Bastin, J. K. Miller.
J. Batter, President of Allegheny College. and
Member ofB. Com. Qr.' Conf.
BbAntevius Dierawv—d. D. KIIIIMAL, P. E.
Blaintville—Jas. Decors, W. 8. Blackburn*.
Johnstown—J. 8. Beene.
Cambria--Mies 8. Jones.
Somerset—R. Jordan.
Ligonier—D. Cranage, J. Shaw.
Greensburgb—D. 8. Demeey.
W Stewart.
Kittanning—G. E. Ekey.
8. Chapman, one to be supplied.
Georgevillo—D. D. Coleman, J. R. Means.
Indiana—U. D. Campbell, one to lie supplied.
Glade Run—John McCarty:
West Newton—J. Hansel.
Mt. Pleasant—B. P. Sawhill.
W. Hunter—Transferred to N. V. Con.
J. Montgemery—Tnumferred to iIL Con.
Nest Conference to meet in Steubenville.
CtuaLsirror, iime 25, 1852
Mews. Toombs and Stephens have telegraph
ed to the press of Georgia that they i.e. opposed
to the nomination of Scott, and in favor of the
reassembling of the Union Convention, by whose
decision they will abide. Mr. Jenkins's position
is said to be the same.
We hopethhi may be true. The Whig party
of Georgia will he well rid of those fire-brandr.
A man named Oliver H. Rand has been ar
rested and held for examination in Richmond on
the charge of being concerned In the robbery of
the Bank at Portsmouth (Vs.) come time since.
He was arrested on the etrength of a telegraphie
dispatch from Besion, where his brother, A. W.
Rand, wins arrested whilst attempting to pass
one of the notes which had been stolen from the
'bank. He alleged to have recelred It and sere•
ral ethers found In hie possession from his
brother In Richmond, and under these circum
stances of suspicion the arrest was made.
Tan Hanvcsr —Tits WILIZAT CROP.—The ap
pearance of the wheat crop in this region has
been fine ; guide° far no we were able to judge
the fields seemed to promise a yield of t full
average crop. The season is a little late though,
and lf there woo no fear of injury to the crop
from knything else, the rust may yet blast the
proepeot very much. Bat we are informed this
week, that there is another enemybusily at work
upon it in come portions of l6ie county—the
"field weevil." We were told that a gentleman
near Madbion, turned his cattle into - fifyien acres
of apparently beautiful wheat, he not finding
sound grains enough In it to warranthlm . leaving
it etand to the harvest. Other fields lathe same
neighborhood, being more or less affected in the
same way. Oar farmers would do well to examine
their crop. and it Injured, to make the best of it,
before the straw becomes too ripe.
It would also be well to endeavour to ascer
tain the nature, and origin of tbisiesect, to that
some remedy may be devised, to guard against
its depredation,; so it may likely become •
formidable enemy to that crop, which is the
staple of our county.—Wrrtmore/ond Intel!,
yrneer.
iIII.OC BITITINOTO7I.—The nomination of the
lion. Joseph Buffington a candidate for the
office of Supreme Judge. is peenliarly gratifying
to the Whigs of Batter aonnty, as it doubtless is
to the Whigs of the maim. Commonwealth. In
addition to legal ability of the highest order. he
posseases all the qualities, moral and social,
which endears man to him fellow citizens. Judge
Iltaumten is well known to most of our citizens,
mul'their votes in October next will testify a
just appreolatien of his character. Vre are re
joiced at the favorable proapeot that le now pre
sented of elevating to the Supreme Bench a
gentleman so eminent for purity of character
and profound legal learning. —Butler W71.1q.
lamit Ffour.—Last Sunday evening, after
dark. e number of Irishmen, from rootless lf4
end :17, attacked some private ehantici on sec
tion 3b—drove the occupants from their beds
and Mouses—demolishing everything breakable
in their domicile. They kept • most tremen
dous rutopm, inyelling, Rimming, fight's*, and
Bring gone for • length of time. We did not
bear that any one was seriously Injured.
The oconpanta of ell the 'hustles all fled to
the neighboring houses. No came known for
the outrage further than their old animoeities—
the parties being from different counties in Ire
land.— irtarnorriand Intellwenert.
LAUNCH 01 Till BLACK WAR/Ml.—The steam
ehip Black Warrior, built by Wm. Collier, Neg.,
fur the New York and Alabama !Messiahlp
Cam
pony, launched from the foot of Nineteenth atrect,
on Thursday morning, Jane 1.
?us editor of the Kallda Venture, a leading
democratic paper In Ohio, declares that be, for
one, cannot support the compromise entitle of
the platform, and that rather them do so, he
will retire from the tripod.
Accidnd ased Death.—Oß Saturday last, s
ver of s car at the Tunnel, Soo. 31, was hided,
by being crushed beneath the car. It seems se
be was driving the empty car ieto the tuned', he
lost Ids balance and fell off In front of -It, and
was caught beneath the salmis and axle, being
unable to eateleate himself.
The work - Min in the tunnel did not discover
hum till ha had tarried too long, what they went
to me whet was the mature. Lod found him am
above. its was without • family we belleve,and
It le mid was somewhat intoxicated at the time.
Wat. had.
COSTICTIOII or A DAME/1411On —Art Liar
ed. who beloap In Worcester County, ane, bee
been found guilty it Cooperstown, New York, of
robbing the Omega County Dank of $82,000 ht
December, 1840.
One of theil;ett relieve& in the world is that
between Lafayette and Michigan city, Indiana;
sixty miles of which is without a earistion--psr
featly straight. And the whole eighty miles le
not eighty feet longer then en sir line.
Tun cholera la prevailing among the laborers
on the Lexington and Covington Railroad,
about two miles back of Covington. It bas
mule Ito appearance In Covington and NewporL
DAGUERREOTYPES
AT THE
NATIONAL GALLERY.
AAOKSON'S National Daguotrean dalle
Comer of the Dimmed mil MAMA strost.(oopoWt•
nima', limit noon) Pittsburgh.
Londe:had tistti *WOW toobtail• IMMO !Items.
..dmm• p, Mame M tb• Mum mtablisto
maul. MUM law witmiry superior OW sad Sky Lights,
artsogod •Ilh roati Mill that ob. ommoo, 4u hm •
m t .t.to.lmlb of Ow Immo form wlib
el of animated Ills, 10 to 1174,111111.
pli . :=ll7s:ol=p g r o
t
ihi.e.ran. not moored to 1•1•• • Adam uoilms • per
two rimmblaum.
10.11.144nn Wen nt slek and 40e.K1 panlons
• 011.1. city .lid•kitly.
nOnnntne from 01 onlll
Kansa. In lb. Llazlono. NW/Awl
Nelson's First Premium
DAGUERREOTYPES.
PP/i Op. Building, Third Birgit.
CITIZENS and strangers who wish to ob.
1 4 .1 0 .0.ee.e.0. arthitto mot 1110 111. Dk.wu, st •
very motorist. prim, and II to their Interest 1e..1 l et
Oil moll known eolablighlsont, what... Miro at/4000m
.o moirantsid, or no ohms. WOW 11.01 woo Of Ina
gorged ond Not arrsogoltod., awl Skylight. over too
mmoni worm" with Ingrnygoons of Om met
po 11 worful king. sod MOVIS ogontod thorniest of Dag.,
notyping, so bo w lorsrll.4 hy tho notobratori Hants of
Phil
aolol phis sot New York, SM. to, maw. ir s o w
OA. t. peg, to th • platol3ll of Um Art, • strio of innytor.
's an s , Ong, y or In groups which boonever tees
oorposood.
llama open sad °wails& In .11 ft., I
nlolook 1. 5.. to. P.O. magattorg
1852. 1852.
SPRWO ARRANGEMENT.
Cleveland and Pittantrah Rail Road
CLEVELAND, TOLEDO, SANDUSKY, DE—
TROIT, CHICAGO, MILWAUKIE, BUFFALO
DUNKIRK, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI.
rpm new and fast running desmer FOR
cBT OITY, Peeve lb. Monlaah , ...la wharf, bated
aaaaa .t.-1, rem IM at 11 .1, M i gandalai
eV. n,rn
0.4.2 I,tiow l e tudi tarwon s
ta,feztrjaZltrillr.:=o.l !M grolooi li ta;
r, Detroit. Mosso, - krlivankte, Batht.
I.
..4 Dnottell.
.1111 ta
for Whew, apply to
.1011 N A. OAUGIIIT, Apat
Cleveland and PIM/mph BW Bwd 00.
011les, =tow Water pal 80111Claid atenda, (op wan)
moats MonentiPholn Wow.
Nawl...lly tea Cade a Penns E. 0. alllatalh and
chaeelaval inniwurei u. B. tram Alllnnee lo Vent
haw. th• far. from Mumma. to coontom I. o Pr.
= O 7 both rants:rim Is Cleveland et Re row eisa
Citizen's losurarkee hominy of Pittsburgh
0. massy. mows,
AAIIOII. 4 MASIBILILL;
MUD, O. Walla, szrwzur WARICIT
WOOD 112.1[1711.
It INBOUND HULL •BU 0•R00 Rlll3 O 1 TVS
01110 AND YISSiBSIPPI WIWI. AND TNIBUSA.
RIBS.
air h... wenut 7ass w awe.
wool /A.nenl.W Ms MA and INLAND NAFTOAIIOII
Pod nwvaroarAnun.
Dll/10TO1II
O. O. Llawn Wm. Lathan, Jr
b .1 2. M . 16 lielltals
1 1 . o . kat Mums, •
Zdrstitaxr .
Wrltor easnol Bas.
lam M. PessoaL
FARE. REDUCED.
BUXIER dItItANOEKENT.
FARE, $9,00.
eal oParollila reu
iiie
Packet Line.
&loom Pittsburgh, Nos York, PAiindelphirs and
•lamorr.
310 miles Rail Bead, 72 miles Canal.
TIM I: TllllOllOll, TUIRTY MICIIIT
FARE TO PRILABELIIIIA SALT. $9,00
tlantsr. Hon Plwassart ano thateoartata Root.
g N the opening of Canal Navigation adai-
IL, y bias at Expo.. racket 80114.11 will run, connect.
Isis at Blairerille with the Prang Irani.% Baileys& A
racket Boat will leant littehurgis eyory evening at I
p•aoet. precisely. Pansengsratake th e Railroad at Blair,.
Ville nett day at twn, eroasists the Bortsin. Broil ia
light. arriving at ilitintslptibs or !Islam - we, earl, Colt
manilas, Baltimore paesengyrs on arrival at Barris.
burgh. take Um F.prois Tralt, Cars ot tin Baltimore anti
hassosehatipw /tali Road to Out dy,RITIWILIK In time to
Ponowl to Washington city same morning.
par p.a.+. nr °User Intormatton, apply to
C. IMBEDS
Hot.
Agents
.1. NUB itillEN, Mott lion,.
or to D.1.10:011 A CO., I Bann.
rossl2il •
A. H. HOLMES & BRO.
Successor to 11. P. Ne'soh h Co
iIANUVACTUREILS OP
SOLID BOX VICES,
PLATED 811101MMLII.IL,./3PADIU,
PriIIIBUBOH, PENNA.
(Mee No. Ida, Water stmt. third door Aar* Nadtllll4l
@•All work warranted equal to LOT maolaetured.
IllirJOß PRINTING Of all kiiide executed
at tbl ram •Itb wetner arid at reaaortable rates.
Epeeist Attention mill ba Mum to Pagers awl Pro
grammar's Er Exhibitions and Obtroert
ponds, Ellis of Willits. Imitations, Labels,
Ulaitt Elmo Ellin la, to., amity and promptly P tinted
iterlf there be any most, ho be eingle or
married. fanner, mechanic. merchant or teamster. who
has not yet Mobblled himaelf with a bottle M MO./arra . .
Lubin. Idnintent, let blur an furor and do It; for be u.
awed. It will be worth its weiaht In gold. over sad over
wain. before It Mall all have been out. too have our
word for ltat.iteadert bee solvrttbernant. a 025
lerS. M K I git —And now us to your
Petroleum. 1 thought as I bad delayed wiling so loop, it
would be well to wait until I hod "pmerwhat to write."
When I Arse offered the oil no tab, the people thought it
was perhaps like the quack patent productions of the age,
sag so Nit but little dbiposeil to boy. Out I pare It to
gismo on trial, and pemusiled some to Any, until I got
therm to test it. passer. It soon !elan to cure
the deaf and lame, At. A man who had been blind for
eight years, wag .nmadel to try its virtuesu and when
he had used but three bottles, he maid en acmes the
room, and dearly distinguish the Color of sloths, to..
while bb health to.. otherwise mush impel:mid. Ills
blinilners appease to hare been the regatta( a very lave,
gents me of Aerofoils. Bloch mons might be saki of the
hi
_uklitta powers M Petrolem. Out lot It sulllce to say
that It has obtained an extends./ popularity In thl, coun
try. I have .11 all that you gave ate, and might have
sold a hutalnel bottles atom. Id. EIIMICUAUUU.
samara•,. ruts. Wisconsin. March 10. 1851:.
ATlllea, N. Y., April 15, 1852.
perldrams. Ktno ds Co.—Oentlom in Our
Moak at ll'lLan , s Worm lipmlec I, ribau.stai, as Is also
Mat of *II the unrclunt. In this musty. Than br quite
• call fry It. Awl you will oblige tts by forwarding
wk.,. a. mon as Wattle. If It won't agresoble to You
we would sot as your Ueneral Meals far county I--
Meas. let us h•ar tram you moon.
ACIIUYLER • CO.
no above Is only ono easing thoossmis of seMitleatro
and orders constantly roaring In upon us from all guar
tare of the Union. Such letter. are the Lest evidence Of
its samilenee.
mho of this namtlelos la harreminx every dal. co
%hely by it. own merit. No family should ba without It.
Pews. 1.5 molt.
• TOL relebratnt vennihme may be hat from most Draw
gists , an I literermots. to town and country. mid by the role
Dr•.+P,i.ioiu. J. KIDD / Co.
Adtwli as Wood Overt.
F. B. Cleaver's "Prize Medal Honey Coati."
serTnE. beneficial effeeti of' thirrhealth
ful application during the Sating sod Pounnerreamine.
vet station .bleb arei dully at halal by Ine thousands
who um It. Its coaling and onalyos trap:title, during
thus month., It. taper anent. I. Immediately . opening
awl ennui. the rfrr. . he Al, and Imparting adagtn
of •larileity ant (mho.; ate so ophidian.. that It le now
oataii.hted alnico! entieramia* to mention lb... Taw celebrated goap for sale retell at all Newsman,
Drug etyma and whiilistals only by the agents sir lima
burgh and It. Tidal , / •
Ird:davit , . J KIDD & 00- 60 Weed street.
or Jtnr CRLCHILATION. Ile
stiniverearref our Nations InJetortalonce will tie celebratal
on Standar. duly bib, by the Ilthiagere of St. (sr.
phut Asylum. en the groan& of Meagre. Coos . an. GCB.
Oakland. near the raeidettee of Jame. P. Craft P.V. The
Managers hate made liberal arratomments for the seam,
molatlan of the walk, and will aware no pains to male
thing agreeable and worthy of the eau. and tee
Jay. the moved. of the Festival to hn spotomisted to
the male awl female Otphan helium. Ile. Mold Ili-
Atwell fell band It engaged for lb. 0•1111.i0O.
Teri Mae of omalbttwa will tun all day. commencing
between 6 and g airlock A. 111- opaline from the corner
filth and Grant street/stn. ottaistann Ponrth and Market
Streets gansio cents.
sir Persons prevented attending the Pic
N r of noel Hill, by the rile cot Thurohy, are leritoi to
tall it 111. Blzhanis et niday, latrdeT. ur 1tt004.7.
whom they trill 0.4 Mao,. awl tiefrosbotests....l lb.
tiro c• mot toi tier astorocorat. • J. 17
Board of Health.
NirThe public are informed that the office
of the Board of Ilmilth of ft. city of Pittsburgh. 4. at No.
111. Ponrtb strect. between Hoot and renithnett atm..
wbmg all boilers nod consular. alone thr the 0..1 mum
b. kit. ' M. W. 1.11401..
Je.tel2tr: reereeteeY.
Pittsburgh Trust and savings Institution.
BSING incorporated by Letters Patent,
R. u election for tine Dinclore of sat& themphay.
trassoct Im again until lb. month Wender of November
nezt.loll be held al th e odic. af Ilaye Pa.., 1 itertr
etreet, Filth Wood Pittabunth,lotimen th e hours off. a.
end 0 p. Led Mender. the 1:111 4.1 of JOY
Women Kobertme, Jenne 0. ',Taft.
Jima. Wing. Rod, Patten..
W Wm. J. Nowa.,
Wm. It rm.*, Job. Morrison,
!Mabee Wilke. • Hobert 11. Molloy.
lamMl Nellie,'
Alfred W.Mmte, Wow Hemet..
harnual JOtkelL.
Wllmarth.
Jyldm (Plefetde malt •
Great Sale of Dry Goods!
A. A. MASON & CO.
commenjse th tei.r..Tr.en4ll.2r.enAc eoi Pete t Semi.
July lith, at Nos. 69 etut 00. Market et rem
ase this menetem allialmale ROOlOl • 144 b. open
40 WWI Trade, and Mal r immesoc plock.comeOly yy
churl of Weaulhaturwm, Importers owl large /mate.
1161.111 • EIVOS emit. Rem .0.4. .111 all be embed
dope, and .old at fully one third kw thou naval prim.
113 _
Pllll3lllOll. JOLT IST., 11162.
Exchange and Banking House
A. WILKINS & CO,
No. 75, klerrek 84, opporao Me Bonk of Pirtra'g.
111118 Subscriber, under new sad mere
beemsble ammiese, wet matins* the 5.00408 Meet
hemad dwelt Itentiomeg,ln Menem* frrererly occapbrd
be Moms. WOW" ILILLIIS a W. and moo ...de by
toe PUtabgrgh Ut. lemma. Oranmetm whom be will
be 'famed SO NM Itte old Mende and Wrong
A. WILKINS. -
Vintrri Zra:nr,
18 811 ARES Ohio & Penns. Roil Road;
I do Malian Hallway;
Z 3 do Mama, anal. Oompol: •
60 do Norwich `
A. WILKINO AW. 76 fourth es. .
Utak .od itsobsora Broken.
Far Sala.
1 OURTEEN acres beat unbroken Coal
eeiti d tbeTelaPee p er ° 7 , "ra :11=1"41r4X.':
eurtiungisit for libireb T issidirg. Pittsburgh llgnistucturrs, or
rltr rhiguir. keel? to CllllllB • IX , BEIS.
JI3 Neu 123 Pittsburh.
Goods for Shirting,.
4
URPAT 3 BURCIIFIELD incite
gd lOf One sod atten-
Wm Wash . ciallS hirtsost offortaient of aoods. odor".
comma Koch ito
. Striped Shirai:lo Prints
Printed Mob Linens
grafting Mtudinr ‘
Chambrayfi,Meeks. go ,
Pins sow= Limes. nvototod ell Limo, always on
L Sot of three Goods Wing poreboeed Candle from the
oventifoohand Of hiss ntentoNast be gold s 5 the my . loorest
P. in. Buyers arenf hod to fah. rfa
... .
....o,,itton.
rE firm or A. WILKINS & CO. have
bla day dbeAlwed by mutual eobealt. The bugler.
As be elm...lir Tbomperte Bell.
A. WILKINS,
JQIIN A. OAUOIIIIY.
/71 THOMPSON liEkle
Bankers and Exchange Brokers.
THOMPSON BELLA CO., late of A. Wil
ktu • 00. will continuo the lachango and Root
urdnoso at tb. old stood, corn. Third and Mulct
Weals.
•
PPLIOATION will be made to the next
tw. proviard by Act or Nu for mbly.)
itkerter (tor • FaT10(11 Feud lertltialoal for the 011Isena
Drpoett Bea Act Plttebureb. Coital to be tun Ices th an
1100P00,
me more than 11200,003. ty2Areto
0 Reward
WILL be paid for each information as
♦♦ V Xlll am rkt our porno of harlot! In
porronlos Port
b.lon /F:o lu b t or Ar 26th tomtit. or
PWun let Asor:ol7. NY ottpr of the ratios Clig.
1119LOMON WVONRR,Prost4roL
Wurnioroir, Mocrotary. • Urto,St
F OR i ire French Vinegar, go tomoßmr
VH RO ORYIN-300 lbs. Tiernsn's
Au lost rerely.l sod In Ws by
h 2 .1...X1DD CO.
CODLIVER 01L-1 bbl. Rushton
Chit* neelved sad for MU by
172 J. KIDD CU.
SHINGLES -0)0,000 for sale by.
ROBISON, LITTLII CO..
ire 256 Liberty Mont
PARED Peaches, New Yor k
c rud ANA. Oraftea Prltlt: tor. sal. a
1110IIRIV
PIOKLED HERRING—Th e best In the
City. em booked Buttlostss lunintisram
LONDON PORTER—TruMan Hamburg
we Mullah bottio—for sale at
gaNNUINE Imported French Chocolate 25
L. oats per voundribr sill. at MORRIS'
RORER'S Farina, Cum Muth; Rice
Mgr, Versahall sad klacearnak far
110 al. _
Nzar
Best tide it you ean.
XOELLENT CookinLitaiaina and Cur
""*"4. foe
roartr mut
jj , • la the Mama&
PEPPER SAUCE, excellent qualit), 12 1-2
coats pr bottle:ftaale
119 NOWLIN
SHERIFF'S SALES
By virtrie of sundry writs of nevi Fades, is
sued out of the District Court of Allegheny
County, and to me directed, will be exposed to
Public Sole at the Court House, City of Pitts
burgh, on Saturday, July 24th, A It. 1852, at
10 o'clock, A M., the following described prop
erty, to wit:
All the nght, title , interest and claim of John
Koppitt of, in and to, all that certain lot or
piece of ground situate on the corner of Cherry
Alley and Sixth street, in the city of Pittsburg,
containing 26 feet 6 inches is front on Sixth et.,
and extending back, the same width, along Che
rry Alley 96 feet, more or less, on which is erect
ed o two story brick dwelling house, fronting on
Sixth etreet, and other improvements; being the
same pieee of property conveyed to said Rep
pits by Thomm hicKea's executor, by deed da
ted Ootol.er 28,1844, recorded indeed book vol.
69, page 299. Seised and taken in execution as
the property of John Roppits at the suit of John
Harvey, now for use of Robert Galway. •
All the right, title, interest and °beim of 0.
Ormsby Gregg of, in end to all that certain tract
or parcel of land called ••Bergen op Zoom," ell
ated upon Beck's Run, beginning ate sugar tree
on the bank of said run, thence by land former
ly of Robert Wilson north 69 degrees, west 54
porches, to a hickory and white oak, thence by
laud formerly owned by Oliver Ormsby, north
degrees,.east 860 perches to • post Slid sugar
tree, thence by land formerly of John Ormsby,
south 76 degrees, east 1481. perches to a black.
onk, thence by land formerly of Charles Smith,
south 202 perches to a black oak, and thence
north 84 degrees, east 641 perches to a sugar
and line tree by the run, thence up sold run.2lB
perches to the beginning, containing 270 acres
acres and 164 perches, the interest of Bald De
fendant being the undivided twelfth part of the
said tract of land.
Aleo all tho right, title .and claim of 0. 0
Gregg, of, in and- to the - following property
n ever , ' Mon oriole in the Boron!) of
minghato, to wit lota Nos 19, 42, 49, 60,
51, 52 no•. 64 emoit having o front of 24 feet on
Bingham bl..at, and extiradiag Wok 100 feet to
Cheenot alley. ..tlso iota Noe. 68, 69, 70, 71.
72,. 73, 74, 75, 81, 87 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93
stud 107, each having a front of 24 feet on
Conlon street, and 100 feet in depth to Chestnut
alley; on Nos. 68 to 73 Moltuder,there are erected
two large dwelling houses.
Also lots Nott 177, 204, 207, 308, 209, 210,
each hunting 24 feet on Washington etreet, and
extending hack 100 feet.
Alio, lots Nos. 7,8, and 9, bounded by Water
street, Craig street, Bingham street, and Joseph
unreal, fronting on Water street 280 feet, more
or less, and running hook to 'Bingham street,
390 feet, more or less..
Also, all those othertpieoes of ground, situate
in Eeat llirmingham, commencing on Carson
street, nt the distaste's of 73 feet 6 inches, from
Harmony street, and running along Carson
Street 96 feet, theatre extending book of equal
width of 120 feet to no alley. •
Also, that other piece -of ground commen
cing at the corner of Harmony and Sarah
erreetrb . In. said plan, and running along .
Sursh - etreet eastwardly 169 feat tit inches,
thence in depth along Harmony street 120 feet
to an alley.
Also, teat other piece of ground, commen
cing on the Southwestern earner of Wharton and
Joseph streets, and runeling along Wharton
street 168 feet, and running back along Joseph
oireot, of equal width, 120 feet to an alley.
Also, that other place of ground situate at the
corner of Clifton and Meadow etreets, haring •
fr.itit on Meadow street, of 60 feet, and extend ,
log hack along Clifton street 06 feet.
Also, that other lot, commencing on Sarah
street, 169 feet 6 locker, esatwardly from Har
mony street, and running along , Sarab street
enstwardly 'Jti feet, and extending . 120 feet to an
alley.
Also that other lot, commencing et the corner
of Jane sad harmony streets, thence running
along Jane street 97 feet 71 inches, and extend
inn back on Harmony street 120 feet to an alley'.
Steed and taken in.execution as the property of
O 0. Gregg, at the suit:of A. H. Gross.
ALSO, ,
All the right, soil title, interest and skim
John Brown, cf in and to all that certain lot - or
piece of grsuod, situate in the Fifth Ward of
the city of Pittsburgh, bounded on the coat by
Oilers street and having a front of 98 feet on
Penn street, acid extending back;lireserving the
came width, in a northerly directitin 100 feet to
Mulberry Ailey, on wbicb `are erected three
buildings, two of the same , fronting on Penn
street, and being one sad a 'half or two stories
in height, and the third (renting on O'Hara
street, and nt the corner oP o . lla ‘ ra and Mul
berry Alley, and being a two story`tirlok"Awell
ing bowie with a back building, bete g tbinateie
property which the executors of Jiniis O'Hara,
deed, (inter aria) sold and conveye4te Alexan
der Laughlin, and being 'the samelch the
sold Alexander LeughlinNsoad Mary tin his
wife, by their deed dated thi,firat day o April,
1036, and recorded in the When for reiluniing
deetle. Ac., in and for the County of Allegheny,
in Book A fid page 296, sold aid was °obliged
to the said John Brown; also being the issuie
property which the said Johnlirown, by his des&
bearing date the 9th day of Juty'A. D. 11136,
and recorded in the office aforesaid h to b ook I 3d,\
511. page 939 granted and convoy Robert
Brown his.brother, in fee, sad the d Robert
Brown died intestate and,without , iiiine`,9essing
his brother, the said John Brown, and him sis
ters Arms, Isabella, Mary and Nancy, bleheire
at Law, and the sold Anne and John B. Greer
I.Er huebsud, by Ueed recorded .in the office
nftresaid, In book 69, p.. 465 granted' to Bald
John Brown their interest in fee, and the said
Buy by ber deed dated the 23d , of JunnA. DN
1349 and recorded li•.the office aforesaid In
'book vol. I'o, pap, oonseied her interest to the
said John Brown In fee, an, by retrainee to gala
records will more fully andoit large appear..:',
Seised and taken in execution as the preperrtyot,
John Brown at the snit of the Exchange Dank'
of Pittsburgh. .
ALflO \,
AU the right, title, interest and alaint of Isaac
Gregg of, in, to and out of all theilellowing As
;scribed property, 'Masted, lying lard being In
the Borough of East Biemingham, lii,the county
of. Allegheny; all that certain Lot Minting one.
hundred forty eeven feet, four and one Outer
Matte on Water meet, and extendint;back on
one side one hundred ninety feet, tbren,lechee,
and on the other, along Joseph street, two; hun
dred twenty one feet, six Inaba, to Clifton
street
Also, all that certain other lot fronting one
hundred ninety feet on Wharton street, and Obi .
tending back along Joseph street, preserving.,
the woe width, one hundred and twenty feet CO
an alley.
Also, all that certxtet other lot fronting forty
eight feet on Barak street, and extending back
and prenerving the same width, ono bandied
and twenty feet, to an alley.
Also, all that certain !the*: Lot fronting one
hundred and sixty•nine foot eight ladies on
Nary street, and extending back, preserving the
same width along Ilannony street, one hundred
and twenty feet, to an alley. . •
Also, all that bortein other Lot fronting
twenty-four feet on Josephine street, and extend
ing.back, preserving the mime width, one hen
deed and twenty feet, to an alley;
Also, all that certain other ',at fronting nine.,
ty.als feet on Carsonotreet, and extending beak,
preserving the same width, 'one hundred and,
twenty feet to an alley., • \
Also, all that certain Lot, numbei.ed one in
Oregg's plan of the addition to the `Borough of
Birmingham, fronting about one handrid and
forty-two feet on Water street, and 'extending
back along Oliver, street three hundred and
ninety feet to Bingham street.
Also, all that - certain other Lot, numbered
two In the plan aforesaid, adjoining menhir due,
fronting about forty•eight feet on Water street,
and extending back three hundred and ninety ,
feet to Bingham street.
Also, all that certain other Lot, numbered
thirteen in the plan afortmaid, frontlegforty-two
feat eta inches on Bingham street, and extending'
back along Oliver street bee handfed feet to
Chestnut alley.
All Moo certain eleven lots numbered from
14 to 18 inclueire, and from 82 to 37 Inclusive
in the plan aforesaid, each lot fronting twenty
four feet on Bingham street, and extending back,
preserving the same width 100 fait to Cheimut
alley. Also all those certain other elz lota of
ground numbered 8..% 86, 108, 108, 100 and 110,
en the pl ea aforesaid, each of raid lots fronting
24 feet on Carson street, - and extending back
preserving the name width 100 feet to . Chesnut
alley. .
WA.
• All those attain other •lots of anntberog. 1:2
156 41140. inolludwootod 144 in ae gigai
ot said lots fronting 44 WA 44444 t, 44441 441•441.
log bock. prenervlng 404 444n4 '144144.102 lag to !alma
Allay.
' ALSO:
All atom certain other lots Of (wow, ...b.,ilG3,\
1 • sod 180, to 444 plan sibro44l. mit of riding froot.
• 24 feet on Tisaiilogtoo 410•41 i.. e
.trnarting the /MI6 widtbALM , 10.1 het to W• 4441 4114 Y. •
•,
AU those other lota numbered 277, 228 and 229 in the
plan aforeeekl, each Grant lota bon net angoeeph
Meet, and rstendlos back :preserving the name width.
80 feet to • 10 foot all's . . n •
AU.
InCllo.it~ lb. entails other tots. aamberlar 6.120 to 753.
.t 1 from 2.3 la SO. taeluslea la rho plan
aamya,t4eart. of t o a Lai Om.' 3) Mt cat M.= st..
ricaaalog bock t . alb?. and talma la el
e.tkas a. tbe ProPartiof Woe Oreag, at the salt of Yr..
d. aad to be 1.1137 O. CURTIS. Sterrill.
' easorrri orna. July 21.1811.
UPSOBI SALTS,-25 bbis. fat sale by
ix____Jy2 •
J. JUDD t 00, 110 Wood .0
EST Olive Oil, a lot for sale by
Up
1.2 J. B IDD I 00.
ABU 011.-40 No. 1 reo'd for aa lo
IMMMI
Notice.
IaEALED - PROPOSAL % will ba iactalwed
.by the Girtek Ana Plank Ilmusek. fee tbe
Orsdostios sad liSMOLl7..(tmosit. th e Weak se•
aired,' hee)ot about Ike se4 elm b melee Islets*.
'''in
T W V
Va! Vt.% j irel '“ 1411" AI:it
' 11."14A" "4 """Z"i'ezial b l e are=2 1 " th
Inst.
elate ' (kW itleeleeskk a.
Elideetmn Wanted.
("NE well acquainted with the Retail Dry
IF Good and Oman" Imelnees.—Addreae V. G., Gazette
Mee 800. with reel name and Metre, Jelktf
Newspaper'Filet. • -
P e A. ROCKWELL'S Patent Newspaper
•• File... the best 'tan Inreed zed for ale by
J.
J. It. WY.I.DIN,
Bentsen.no4 blot:loner,
jrd 63 Wend street, between dal and 4th.
o_
W RAPPING PAPER—Largo site;
woo o pina Piper MO es.:
J It. WHLDIN, •
30040 to:
Ocotspllsr owl Rottener,
t 3 Wood greet, between 31 mid dth.
To Attorney'.
ASUPERIOR article of Brief Paper, reo'd
and for rely. by J. 11. WKLUIS,
Bookseller and BI•Bourr
113 Wood West. Munn 11 awl CB.
_ .
UROUNDY PITCH-600 lbs.-in stands,
a ray ape vtkle, for ralo by
- ' J. KIDD &W.
New Books!
111 EEL & CALLOW, oppositothe Post Of
dee. Third Vol .
hays :welted Um
nvorly Nowa* Vol. I. Intochotnely boand in slab:
Tb. ,, Diosy of • London rhysielm"h7 anonolAl. War.
— Old t. Paul's" illustrate, by Ainsworth:
A Instbsr Supply of . .Insotnarn—that beautiful p .e
loy—
io b. on Wont in day or two. MEHL A CALLOW
Third irtrak
71/1 - O RE NEW BOOKS, just reoeired from
the East.
•
"Peeps Nei:A..s'lre_ ,***
"Ireland's Miseries. Cause and Cure; .
"Bible In the Family. by lloadzole,
*lie-hoot MA ill /nae;
"Drum or LITTLI Cleatiame:
"The °ardour utd Complete flatlet",
"Christian Melodies";
Posner, on the Musty of Wordc
"The Lott Berner. Urethan C tilludnembylitth:
"Princeton Pulpit";
"Ilsnmares Pulpit Assistant";
Seriptore Prophecy" by Dr. as
"mar Brown t her City Coerine, tc.,
1,1 DAVISON AON KW, ttb Idartet et.
FRESH OYSTERS; '
/mob Lobetre•
Feelib baboon; by LI oder r ooal •0. .
Bono% bat op in one abd two pooled eon+, henitatleally
sealed, reed *ad tor sale by W. A. TIVItu• il Co..
Jyt No. 256 Liberty strut. .
Q.A.RDINS—of the celebrated • Guinea:
brand lu ibola and ball &nos rrealvad and tar Isla
by W. A. IVOLUAU A 00,
'erawryt Profile.. Dealers •
Take care of your Loop.
three M. Feller, —l here aced your Caulth HP= i
bTaw,eve _e
u ., teat of the throat far the last
sad
P
it • Most protect sad efltelosit remedy. '
J. U. Ciamett.
• •
It. 6. Felleri.—l ha re o • • '
Pussubwhat
draddrJrlY Onn!re ,
bear
Syrup In my family tor pea three pan Spa Sod It toe
berd medicine that I can Rol for rough. I recommend It
to all my eatomerre In prefereuee to any ether reedschre
In my drop mud find that It eves revere! eatiebactlol.
stem madder your-Liar and Antl.6lltorra Pills the bra In
nee for the dlreases they sardlrested for hy Yra
Your, Sr... J. Ft., ties&
Prepatal sad add by It. B. SELLXIIB. fa Wood W.
SUNDRIES--
100 Barrels Le . r . R. No. 3 Umtata':
60 Da 1 131md;
mHaldf do -
2in 0.. 4 IV "'
40 %MU, " 1 baßnom -.
30 Do " 1 Ditto;
4 KOKS 1 4401
110 Barrels S. II tlolanam ..,, . .
100 Do N. 11. DR4 , O -
so rtm. Do. °rtes. kW., on too:dud
for Pala by 111301 'JOHN WATT - a CO.
UTICA WHITE LIME-25 bblo. just ro
mired and for rale by
HI , J. Ii DILWORTH. a CO. -
di,oRN .
BROOMt3L \ 2AS dozen for sale by::
IJI4I \J. A. DILWORTH I CO. .
.
OTASII-30 casks prim° for sale by
Y
. 3.14. DILWORTH & OIL
SAFETY FUSE for blasting,-20 casks for
1,7 (.1111 J.B. pIi.MORTII a CO:
ICS-20 tioreps for sale by
in J. B. DILWORTO *'00.31 Wood .t.
MURPHY AN D•BURCHETELD have re
reived . by Entree. Plain Blank @ilk TOMO for
tulles drew., ad Bleck elle Nett Mew, Jel.
URPHY AND BURCHFIELD have re--
.1.01 Domestic Glagbettle feat eolore.`for 10 cents
s v.r 3 .1. 111.
Mourning Oogds.
4 A. MASON lr, CO-, have just reaeired
~111.°Z.=1.trg i lrk=t4 X 4r=orai:
ioe% Lalnen, Lawn., ke..
-11 l ULOVES—Jaid raceivin'at A. A.
Lino 41 Co., 40 do 4,4•14.144.414 d oLoco (sot,
r. 41 colon
A. MASON & CO., aro novi , ppening a
lure lot of New Style OlmoingFeloge, rolteibl•
•
NI Yle
trlifORER BOultER, MAGAZINE for Ju
trate,. At K. O. lIILUBY PB:ltlYt CO,
111 78 Fourth street
1 . 4 1 81 t SALE--25, shares of Exchange Stock
I /t 0 awe., aM. \ flank Mbehling, Vs.. do,-
Mettentl tuuda nought ht !wet ...nut ' t oo,. be
Int 11. D. KING. Ranker L Muter, 4th .t.
s Notice.
TIM SUB§CRIBERS TO TIIE-DIAMOND
Market H0we...11114.mA like mottos toot they aro
todoby call.l upon to pay twenty her rein of their sob
rerftifteo on or beam. 14th J olr haft, amdtwerityper mat
eiory thirty days therea ft er. wall a ll la
By order of tho Iftftldiofteotrimltlon
iyt 11. D. kalliGairmattionfft
Lard Oil, Adamantine Candles and Scow.
RE manufactured and °fined for sale. bi
I : the uttiershrued. F'T atl your ceders to the Sodom
on resat. Avenue, or to the warehouse of John Irwin
theta Orikluot I \ JOS. 9. DAVIS LOO..
00L-The higheit price, in cash, paid
for 01 lb. different Wider of thou worbeS Wool
If. 1.11tt,Zi0.132 Lawn, at.
Notize--Annual \ Meeting
errllE annual meeting u(Stookholdera -o
the. North Atveriratt Mob= coffileffiffie or 00 . 4
be hela at the office of the Cooteeor.ko the COT , .
letto.borigh,oo Dtooaaf. Mffiffist 91. IttL
je.loo.llNe W. PALBlffill. Ercretiffir
Great Bargains in Dry':Goods! •
\\Satiny off to the iosineer.
rigGE Subscriber, having determined to re:
Illelulsh th e Dry need. Boen. eittemenee on
Toulon., the let Jule oeth..
od. t i a , zll Ids ender thoeNot.
"1, 1.Yd :* * .jr14:7.1 3 1 s!thrszeo rzli k . Needs.
well worthy the wetter . Of Doren. • • ,
ed=th LairA L L
..I;;Tr= he sent Wlthout
teethe tri• ' • nth oat. J. 8111114 \ •
/630 - .1 - No. 112 Market strodo
. .
A 1 d and New Books.. ‘,
iLD nriatw Books, Theological, Classi : ,
/ cal and 11 due.% Lamina and instllah; 636 ,
at law swkwa„
,
s DAVINON k AfItIRW.
\ .%, 1 anabolic/a and laxpatiam
10 1 \ 63 Marla. nt. near Vanttb.
Drac
.atainklttal Painting School.
11,17.khavo j asr, *an ed a large and beaiiti
• D,A w liaa th =la." ° =lll"..serla g ia and Ptn. Pu l t
Than , Adobes ate the Ink, gratabbol, and adajdod to
.11 dawn no, nabrano,ateannhary, Landantp, An
kohnnhObiott...AUFlAAVninl Aatatal intutaK Dlllll.
WC P.'41.4
P*l
\ U. ''''.7'" ltalgeri p OliZW.
MAD Idstast mt. near /moth.
Fourth
rtnoss Aesigukng to celebnite our Nation's
.t wink tht
Mu, th t aw' 11 .1. 1 14
solsolubl• ClothiOg. • rt:ZatigsVaiM.rri•
wail van 614 vat la On
alletotss.
MYST RR. 7.1 liropC.4.
je3o \ \ME EMMY TOTIASE.
ia mew* - mowissEs-- , . \
th'it'll'nk
.2147 2 %eati a'"" V
WIC *
CAZESE-300 bxii,:priine, W. R.-iviii(44 - or
,7 b y w.T.,i2:1=1414
4aiLERATII9-35 pick
Potkfered,nred for male by
pEtata,Asu —2O , eke.
A T P - n °
R. for rds by
C HEESE=T:Suieriur. Old Gkilktv \ \
do, Dori.= torso Sotatif dbd.
do , Poo 13avi , dn.'on band, sad
Ohioyo bo bat et `, ',W. .1.110:1LUSO
PARASOLS, -A:, A. Masan & (Wart Wl_
Oft&
IaktOIDERLEEtiet opened at A. A.
am a Ca's and, anatida aswortounittf itiatto6
Ilwn =6lRlAtlttltahart.lo".,
BONNETS, BONNPTS-41:. A: , Mason*
oo.arik Oaring out ttaltslalisisid nudely MIKIS,
.10a a tipripg4nd Summar Itosultet• genttyczaff,
- - _ - - •
CP l 7.°Nt'm;b.Li - tozgrilt.t , „fa.l l :g.
- ‘,l - fgEL RENS—
nti. 12‘ Intg
- " • •••
\D. n.\s Wrote.
gg no; \
154.11=‘,4: 29 :ith ggrigiT of
aturrlps wig br,
0. 41 ,60
jal9, \ 6.lsWpod *.letwoono 34 a1ad . 46,.
VOO \
9-14 btil#.)ak7e.e.d sod fat mile by
\ six a LIGGETT. Warr
ViLooll=,loo .13145. Mills. Extra.
jL:
3.gr 4 77P"`"
— 7" ,
ir7orroN=4l ble. da Vagd, for gale by',
v.) lag FINDILOggir a \
102 * • w.t.r awl Front .ft,t 1.•
LEATHERS- 6,0001 b p \ live gem;
CC Pratbaril. atom for bal. b ‘.‘
~LyHEESE--100 lip. in irideiron*re -
Ly sod ext.,* DT le 3 M0KA ,, , ,, ,C0,
•
11AILL GREASE -TOri an , , forsaltak.
ITt j. DI AnKEY 041. , •
sIIGAR-75 bhda. Marl
113A141
M: LA.BBI.B=-125 bbla.,
IT — ANITERS' SORAPS-4 crallistitYo
R. arriving daily, \of ell
Nis"" Lh .z LLa ay. A
n /LOON Sides it Shoulders for sale by. ' \
ses IL DALIILL 00
"FAMILY FLOUR—A melee'
t iVe.t. tor Ifini—tn l
or '
V ~ c ~~ q ilita a masa% was* st•
LILAX SEED-4 too. raced for sale br
/7 Jo2s Jim, uaertr. - 2
. Sus. POPLINS—A. A. Stamm # O UT,
iodrodd 2 ram boo Bilk Poollos.
EI:NET LININGS—Just reted at A. A.
Slum
ort•tt Co. W/ML)'s tos•Suiston mart Like• B.A#
•
COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH. 11/11111.:
'
Orly. Irrryikinu ()hien.
\ Saturday Maratha. Jut, J. Md. I
The market yesterday was quiet aad dull, sad
,
tha tor aides which tranutireal thawed no Important Tart.
VLOUl.4here 10 no malerial cilantro. 011hai In print
.r &amid. tom OUT I t Wenot .00knoetotecdoo
In lot. 00 folkorn-210 661. s. L at 1d ta6 extra at $3.-
123 G; 1115 do . 0 at PIM 40 do 61. 43.115:17 at 4246; 30 do
extra at 4510 40 do at $3 for 15 and S3.IJ for extra. and
6o bbls 5 f. at 113 10 bbL
GRAIN—Ir. allots snare of 600 bra oats f ,to gen t c i 55,
and IWO do frt. Ant hand. at 03a V 015 It. bars to el/-
portal'. seen of °dm grain.
1111311111130-3 ale 15 551. nee at 4..75 atal 10 do at
17.6011 501.
HICK—Pale 10 Urrcre at 645 1 3410 P lb.
0131.16-15. markst la qui*. with Do united 011.40
In plice. Sala of 6 iiida at GC 1115.
M 0 1 ,0169-0.10 of 23 mar. bbl. 00 31140 11salion.
Itt/GS—lra not.. 0.1. of 600 doua from dont at 10150
*dom.
111,CON—Sb• market **susses oalak at eminent lalt
01toba1 rata. Bal. *120.000 las ribbed 5i6 , ..1111.0; 6 aka
ebouldees at be, and a nate do at 9.10; a *alts aides at 9.1(
6000 La haat at 910; 1070 I. roab4 elute w J. 4 1110, and
1100 as city twat at 910 ft L.'
IIAY-45a4t 16 lades at 610,60 11 toa.
001 TON YARNS—The hsilasslag b. mr reelA liat atta
rim of Conan Yates, by whtth It yin br sera that
as what. has beets limb by thehtaaoheturc,
NN. .......
i" = ....
34.
BOOPMEN.
.;=.(tßtanWil.
No. 700 —.— b
No. VW— .....Me ..-1I•
o
MESiEMMM
sco miss.
oto.iuo .
4n Z t a44 . o
' 1141/081 Lora.
IdanDbi--.«.-..31.1:50.1H0000—.......Ti0 VI des.
Huai& Dom oy
Do do
Mar Boys. - by "
. Da do
Tact Bolt by
Pu= Yrd,
Do do Jo -
PENN BilitaTlNCia • OORDAOH—Tha following lis
w or pica of gaaathaa, metals to,nausaraiterat at
th•Piama Cotton
Palm bauttair•—...
Plou Ca tf d lt Lltef7:7 -
Luhliont
lh mils.
. ..... '
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/V
mosgx MATTERS, STOLES
Nsw Your, June. 29.
Speculation isa on:e stimulated to-day.
The rapid advance ansay. bad , to the Bonk list, meow
. gee the...P.M.' operator to MAUR hie movement, while
the example briogs oea•~ native on lb. llechange be en-
UTI, participation. Theea ham been a great deal ot moW,
mode lo several af the soUdlielimed andastiftoeks,
es the two Michigan Howls. Ddawere end Modem. We .
.. • • .
•
end Um maga are lothodeg an antenudon of orden to Use '
leading speollativajtham. hitherto ratedas Rubor. The
Hookers have lbw loot. In a largo ve...M, th....tml or • .
Beading. whlth threaten. to tat hams up to par, to, be •
gradually dietrlbutad brit. Weeds only's. a mad lissett- '
tnent demand may MI Or 11.—m, In the, meet me of
Partners' Trust • ,
Without ony loteresited Gomm. for delivery, pima Oka
been run op omen $1 mut toe few days, and o mule P.-
eham, at the option of the bar r. 90 dayo es. made 01 Um
lms UM afternoon of 2.000 share* at 00 V cent. Erie
Ames Moo Meowed 2 111 tent, elating with mho 01
eout. on short buyer The teeter UM day were onstsnM
ir heavy.,
At the oboe 1,610 shame Norwich sold 66)( fo we
broker. Ilmisom mid at 70. 11114 ths to at Menet are
ougetims lame dlffermots. the short males last month be.
Ina le'One neighborhood of IX) Vt . • thmton Vela 1 * • ,
ilts ma
mb
L. w IlUtodlopoetron to. North Amoroso Trust
jumped to le. • o Lee of $3 from ye . terd.T...d
from Mot week. , The other small ertoeka WI improved lo
demand, and timed at better orlon.
Mara.e establUtard Oblates. speetdahon was main very ,
Penney If auto Coal aold to kik. 11.1tbion
tteritral to 112 . Of the letter tbermme • emall sale In the
.titnet,Mll23g. In both mom the admsca wa. toll 2 ,
mot over yoderdayte priers. Mohican Boutin= brought
114.1 i, toe um Mott prisllege tocluded.
Two new lams srego be ewe-ded to-day. once( slbCte
oOu Its the Clty of. Iltilfalo. Coupon Poseur, through Dore •
east, hhermou ir Co.. arol the other by the oldwmakea mot
anstissimi Elallroad M.. It V tents.. Cone , . throtigh Dl..
lam. Donlan Lb. 'The but Ewell understood.. The
City of buffalo tuu long establiabed mem and olfets Lite
oral Interest. The attest Is 'en, dilate ltellway loan
the young andrlgetrom State of WIOOI mb, Mood on•
i tk.•
to couneet the water, of th e tabu with the Upper M
tind. oat • fah. Pan of whist Dom teen coMPletsal. e •
.
amount to be matted 1. $2004.40. The Mods an mow
sem Ible at .3. time MOM Ore years- The line of Mad,
It 71 tam, of whlch 36)A miles aro mend. and 000 0
MAW a month, and TbSs miles oldltkmai will be
ntall August arofiloptember. Tee whole mate/177a ,
• knllllon and a oruMor. half Bonds. Mir Iliad..
sod souoooo of thiamin has already teen aapeo.ded...!
Large as the totems is on the' Bonda, then- eonverUbts
•001011 goo is not uneroothy of mosistmotion. The road Is
m ad important one to th. young CM of Milwaukeo, Its •
thermoform with othar Northkesetem works valuabhs,
Iva 104 prospective ornhts tom , be aseti as to mak* Mt
Mares more desirable than the Bonds--Mesdag Time
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
STBAI BOAT ABBIVALB• . AHD DB:PARTOREI
\ ?111 114m—Tbsne were, at. dndr.
inehn water In channel, and tletine.
B. Bat
B. Pee r t2r . :F.ll:abeth.
T. P. T,Gutill. iowniTtlloy.
• , Porott etc, Munlorh.
'theartee, Clair \ Renttewiton.
N
avigator. De., Loalyill.. •
Okry.)oll"trt, bt• UM... • L. \
Munn!, Cdeursa.
\ DIMARTID. . ;
ihliTeT.lls/I.T. West . „‘.
g . alke r ..triCara o lirl a t .
Ub
7 141o P irres= t 5 477g1t..
- rare. cur,
Orvoesee, Clair; West Newton. -
Ja4tlta,_l3l:' •
hfidla, brztar;assentlle.
DinrnaL polarity, Whaling
B6AY3 LEAVDIU TlllB DAY.
•
CINCINNATI.-O=lY 34.1. • .
WELLSVILLE—Yotest Qty.
BILL9ER—AIIehI.O4 N. 2.
.
swinrtmus rAcArr IGIL- ?
11/10161'15VILLZ. D A. v. •14 6 e. 6..
D. Leech t 0 e..• /hams Packet Lbw. 0 P.114'
• :Fall CUICIULAYL—The &tallow pietetstoal
or:alb:, seas. capt. Humes. lava a above' thf,
morthaist 111 &clock prooloeln tbs riiks.ki Nast Mos.
A can orisstaolty Is than offored to poonsisses. .
. .
\ Fox Wiuszuzo--The; On. steamer General
Oelnot nill lame for Wheeling end all loleiwilate ports
thie nasenlognS 10 o'clock. • • \.' . . -:.....
. -
\ ‘'. ' WORTS BY MEL \ \ 1
wanuito, BiDnnu....-1 ea. ma.. itogi's okth
bads caw, Parka • Orn 52 ski- tool, Wm Igepg 22
hbds tabor.% K Th 44.101. ; ' • '
. ..
ST. LOMer l ri illy—Fitlfs tall. 153 acts
getlNlll4 irthtray, DIV t Wirtacci ktt l recaltll`.
toe A 11 m 3=1/111411 7 ga m 3 .1 . 01 ,, ht i 1 ,1 4 .4
MAN.! p pa. •
• Gado= 11101 5 kcal; ateig:r, Maritsa
: ON 0 airl ra h ...4kucantitalth l l . o taluratil
4;14 . 0014 ta/31. =tit 4 Ct 4 1 lboa :rtirga 11=
II bat irtitlocy 1 eta ham 53 btu fora 10 datums • '
A Culbertice; 60 Otte oil 3 betas ethic 25 taloa bap WA,
Omit A Onkham; 30 Ato 143 bbls Lceffrod Mar.
Ju A Hotatitoo di DA 151 141.1.1)trilog a
94 aka oat! Ido licA Be la LIM= 1 ale t.Pll ° Mi "' V
mita. 17 ttrn P li Mutat 4 tau et coppoc.ll l l itict2
Ca 512ra toadies . 3 do masa 1 tiltodka 0 . 72 1 . 15 11/1.
RAIL' ROAD CON
\ PENNSTINAI4A SAM* NAST.
~
4orialdevalag teals leaves OAS% e`eloek-lead
the,Fsalv , payeedd, vela leaves at OgVelock. '
\ 0,410 , 1 P/L.4IB7IIXASTIA NAIL ROAD—WESIT.
`b *Orem tralia boo loaleol Street illstion at Old
e ..... ea. aadedvived at. 640 Velack, t; me, nos do
e ' aeaday., Ste Aftwasocdstion train NlT:man
• ' )k.
N. sad I-23 e. ig. \ '
. ,
' ;Patent' Iron Cap Man&
\ upsoramostzo'n
I'ALMOTT & CANFIELD,
En a, irro of the Lake
Ontario `. etnnol. Roam
7 7ti C :we e lLetine enYorier
any thing et tho ktad wie.and • '
trogioreng-thernwlvee to thence • ; -
Jive of Ream Boat Iteroorewrei ' •
ilniktent from theft ; eleeDiblif •
or onsotroatio. tbolo extracal. •
our etwrizth end the lawnetew
yoWer they coo amebae of exert
log: Ono man an trifeeCeptlen almoner •
wfusl to ten ZHU. 011 NM • -
nary Oswetaw, with a strigiernw "
°bye. They au he need with either eine. eel doable
'urchin. aro weleiY goatee nem deck. take flp but little
ge7ediVirrg r.. g ti tieell " eilfty r. en " b•U r
\
thebeu that the wen tettetry . otter. '
them ellit:= 'Joel " th
4 . ;iei ' lfirn4 " Va l g: lln, .
-
oe them
anon ettainere. Pr yellers and Pall TeX, on the north; \ -
ern chain of yew lag.,
The prewrietore aim mantilla:ban thew lacerated with
.15M13,1[1111,1 eleirllllll=2l4ll, \
.
. \ Loh.
iragLll:7 o t el
Mx, Cineipmaii, \ \
Ja2li \
\ \ \Kamm Cotton Ki ll s.
Watahimaes ti 0.119 PIM ascilla flawed St.., Pit:laugh.
& C 0.,.
1%/I , ANOVAQT.OICtitt of
!LAT A Ita: thansbrani of celarli
Dred Ord Cbala of all colasa arid abadn:
\ (oe sine whit* and varhiratel colart
d.„ awkf,:aegli.itel!..B•l4l.ll4 .
Pcnn . dattaii XUll:\PittatiurBh::.
KENNRAY\O/W,DBqk CO . Manntao.
11 " 1" "4 11.4-1" ttt
galar 4. aa.k
a erg.' laMtatteuttrit..l"Tielli
W. W. 'WALLACE, - ",
wstabaret stevniszble Warki, F.
N. 319, \ 824'323. 14e, rsi t 4t.',\ Opposite' pnit4l- ,
to A field Be.. ANtlihrpt. •
'QNITMENTS, Tom /
TriltiT. Tao, As, alicar
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)11. at I
IIYANC4'.