DEPARTKEHT
,IPITTSBURGH:
FRIDAY MOILITIN(I, - .1IILY 6, 1856.
INTEUEITS TEE CM OF PPFTSBIJOGH.
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Buns,—
- 01 11131. Alan .
IVl cwt
"-10 to
calw Colorad, 4; Total. l •
114".
"*"1 • 910 . 4 A' MURDOCH.
" mikaart of Board or Health.
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Pril 7 l 2 imam. Sam Stsmunrenam Rammer_
*.ortwages.4-Wrileirn from the Washington Review
tßat at the laet term-oft he Court of that county,
Kamm Thomas Bing land,lantes G. Strean, Sam
uel Barr, Joseph Wise, Samuel' Vance and beau
Rodgene were appointed a jury of inquest to an
_ psis d um p. against the Pittsburgh and Stew
- bewail* Road-for injury done the farms of a
number of the &hens of Robinson, Smith, and
Jefferson nametape, by the building of said Road.
The jury, after viewing the damages and bear-
ing testimony, occupying . Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of last week, returned the following
idiot:
James Mcßarney. $600; G. Vanemon, $1250;
Nicholas Criss, $600; John Russel, $1250; Thos.
Huston, $500; Joseph McKnight, $660; W. Criss,
$400; hums Dunlap, $650; Samuel McFarland,
$1100; Dr. Doman, $900; and Mrs. Buchanan,
.$BOO.
Maw BHOS is LAWILINCTMLI6.--On the 4th
inst., a man named' Freitab, barkeeper at Whi
tten hotel, in Lairrenoeville, was shot in the
- neck by a lad mimed Relines. Halmos and two
other boys, neither one over fifteen years or age
called at the tavern for something to drink.
Froth& rotting to forninh them with the desired
• article, they were already considerably intosida
tad, which eo inocasea Halmos that be immedi
ately drew a pistol and snapped it at the bar
keeper, - without discharging it. He instantly
pulled out another pistol, which he discharged,
Ike outings entoreing the man's neck. The pis
tol was loaded with shot; some eighteen of which
were taken out-of Freitah's, neck. Luckily he
had on 'theory cravat, as otherwise be would
undoubtedly have lost his life. Holmes was sr
•retted by some of thoat who witnessed the oo
cmwenee, but was retuned by his friends, who
--hive secreted him.
- Salmons Aocrtmivr.—A little brother of Mrs.
Walker, residing on Gun street, nearßedford, in
the Seventh Ward, was seriously injured on the
gthi by being struck with a miniature cannon.
A boy named Logan had possession of the piece
of ordnance. He had loaded it very heavily,
and when he touched it off his companion was
several rods off peeping round the corner of a
stable to view the operation, and while in that
position the cannon went off. It "kicked" with
much force, striking the lad, on the bbad, and
fracturing his skull. He was operated on yes
taiday morning by the attending physicians, and
two small pieces of bone removed from-the frac
ture. Although the wound is Tem painful, it is
not considered dangerous.
Hans or TIC/PITS ON TEN PINNOTTAZIA RAIL
AOAD.—On the 4th instant, .8,618 tickets were
eold_it the office of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, amounting "to the awn of $1,700. Up
wards of 6,000 otttdis number were purchased
by persons visiting the Orphane Pic-nic. Not
withstanding the_ 'depot was croweded during
the entire day, no agoidenta occurred, and every-,
thing rasoondocted thole perfect satisfaction of
all concerned.-; • ,
Tows.--Geo. B. Jamison, Esq., Collea
,tor ,of.tolle et Bleirmille,fornishes the following
...statement - of the seceipts' ea the °Moe for the
% quarter ending June 80, fa aomp &red with ttec
eats quarter bet year:
110 and June, 1855, $997 50
same moistlis, 1854, . 799 54 •
harems,
presataa 13141L1L —A petrified rattlesnake
- wan fomd M Indiana, Indiana county, last week
in • atone Mach :10:1116401'111111111 lure dressing
kr a building being erected 'by David Stallard,
The scales are &Watt. The curiosity
Aaa bean ptaeoted to Shit Philadelphia Academy
:Yet Ns _Science.
Cato Mirrixo.—A. Methodist came meeting
yin be held in the vicinity of Tipton station, on
Use Yetuisreanta Railroad commencing on the
24th of Angtutt. The Railroad company have
consented to Issue tickets, - Lod afford every fa
cility to.perions taking tents in the cam, at re
duced Wen
Latunirt or A. Got.ti Weron.—On Tuesday
s gentleman by .tho name or James
Methuen, while is the Crystal Palice saloon,
Market'stroet huts gold watch and chain,
valuelsesloo; stoles frem lam. They were taken
out of his neat pocket. No arrest bee yet been
made.
Demo the month of June there were three
hundred and twenty-toter persons committed to
ttis County prison—two hundred and forty six
-for drunkenness, disorderly conduct and •saran
'oy, Said the remaining serenty4ight for various
mismeanors to be settled in the Quarter Sea
-stone:'. •
it viuM be seen by an advertisement in Mnoth
a column that John Boindoller on Wood Street
has disposed' of his Stove and Tin wire business
to ,his clerk, Mr. Mr. Thomas J. Craig. Any
person .wanting thing in this line, will find
- Mr ! Craig a.nrry elimre person to deal with.
. -
11r. H. M. Lola, of this city, delivered an
Matting roratiimi ort " The 'Prophecy of The Age,"
at the dose of the aommer sisal= of Mocongs
lie Academy, (located at Morgsatown, Va.,j
last - "set. Hs rammed, the honor of this da
"artmetrt from
,the Board of Judges.
131Mnin D 111311.-" A - laborer employed on the
Peendylvinia• Raihwd, near Greensburg. took
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tint on Friday lattfrom the exoessive beat and
-Making A large quantity of water, and died on
Sunday asomting.7. We did not learn Ma name.
11111.1370 LIQUOR ON StrunKr.—A German
mewed Henry Snyder wee taken before Justice
McKee of Birmingham, on Wednesday, for sel
ling liquor on Sunday. He wee fined Shy dol
lars and erossofyroeuention, srhleh knpahL
'Aocurnurtla Cabinet-Maker named Louis
employed tit 'The Norelty Works, fell
dowel entrytair of stairs, of a tavern in Diamond
AMIN On Wednesday ertziog, end fractured the
nap.of 'one of. Witness.
&Tightssince -
woo of
idkelp belonging to Mr-Robert. Wilson, re-
Arida this:nudes and • half from Washington,
Ps., were attacked by a inapt digs, and this
-47' out at forty-ems killed. s
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• ; Barr yo yen Items ReitTos.—Aldennan
' Wilson yeeterdaY seat a' girl• named Bates,. aged
- eta years, to the House of Refuge, on , coin
' :plant of* her father. She wee taken from a
• tones of 11/ fame. - •
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pocur Prorzo.—Mrs. Doke, wife of Dr. W.
IL Doke of thli elty, while iu thit etre co her way
, to Chrteloadrpn' the sth instant, hid her pocket
pichod of !oily
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,
pettion of the .Clermaz Maslen
thwrah, located se the comer of Strawberry and
thirty alleyVaiwithe Are Wednesday noes, bat
the Sanwa wok's sitingubshed b!fore any material
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Timis Bursa On.—On 'Wednesday a lad
mauled Peterr 'Koerner, aged taretreyears, reeding
altn Menus, bad the thumb of his
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baud blown ME by the premature discharge
*of a pistol. ,
' Tern amass train on the Ohio and Pennsyl
venni& Railroad, Wet arrirad it the 'depot at
41,41 yesterday, • tan a they track a few miles
:from dlleictleny., by the ash-pan eathlng on the
'ground:
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tomes Boss Bmomm.—/A. lobo= Mimed Jer
swab, laarattaa, Using on Penmyfranla Menne
loss throws from a bow • & phut comb-stone
on Wednesday, tractor= his 'right at o
ne
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DtrAiusios.,:+ll7lllsal I; lkilditin bad a entail
'Seetied,from the Protiouotery's DSOs iesterawy,
for:Lwow Moore, whom he ohmic, with dere-
Simi
. , The amount of bill requited is $5,000.
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404: : titom iCsars , Tan tivi named
'Jobs Cornett, eged'ats years, fell from i ebony
ember's yard, on the 4111, end free-.
• hit left , thigh bone.
111210 Vern eight nomminnents to Jail yenta
tor dim** oondrtat t ind ten ad drunk
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WIDSZSDAY was a glorious . day' for the cele
bration of the seventy-ninth anniversary of our .
nation's independence. The weather wall very
clear, and not too warm to be uncomfortable.
go accident of a dangerous nature occurred, and
such as did transpire will be found in our col
uMns to-day.
The Orphans' Picnic, in Denny's Grove, was
numerously attended—indeed, we might say,
there woe en immense number of persons present
during the entire day. Many enjoyed themselves
by participating in the mazy dance, end others
amused themselves by strolling through the
woods or engaging in some innocent play. A
couple of disgraceful rows took place, but such
diem are difficult to avoid. The,hlanagers are
not to blame. There were several persons pres
ent whose room, we imagine, would have been
more desirable than their company..
The Methodist Sunday Schools held a picnic.
in. Roup's Grove, near East Liberty. It was a
very pleasant affair' and was visited by a large
lumber or our citizens, who conducted them-
Mites in a becoming manner.
A picnic was given by the Fairmount Fire
Company at Campbell's Grove, Turtle Creek.—
We were not in attendance, but understand that
it was managed in an excellent manner.
The Sabbath School teachers and scholars con
nected with the Sandusky Street (Allegheny)
Baptist Church, together with many of the con
gregation; celebrated the "Glorious Fourth," at
Robinson's Grove. „There was en abundant sup
ply of substantials, luxuries, lemonade, tea and
coffee; of which more than four hundred per
sons partook, with an appetite rendered keen by
exercise and pure country air. The day was
very pleasantly spent in cheerful and innocent
+porta, in which old and young engaged.
Amusements were quite plenty during the
evening.
The display of are-works at the Arsenal seem
ed to be by far the most attrahtive exhibition.
- The space allotted to spectators was filled at
an early hair, and those who arrived after eight
o'clock 'were forced to leave, being unable to
secure positions from which they could view
the works with advantage. It is estimated that
there were twenty thousand - people in attend
ance, agreat proportion of whom were females.
The evening was agreeable, and nothing oc
curred to make the exhibition 'otherwise than
pleasing. The affair was gotten up on a scale
of magnificence unequalled, we believe. by any
former year. Pyrotechnic displays are always
beautiful, but_we do not recollect to have ever
seen any thing of the kind that pleased us so
much as that at the Garrison on Wednesday
evening. The vast concourse of people were
amused for about two hours. The last scene
was very beautiful and appropriate. It was a
large eagle, with the words ••good night" bla
zing over it.
We unperstood there: was a grand display of
fireworks on the Monongahela, but as we did
not witness it, we cannot speak with certainty.
WASHINGTON Common.—At the annual meet
ing of the Alumni Association of this venerable
institution, held last week, among other resolu
tions adopted was the following:
Resolved, That inasmuch as the next annual
Commencement of the College will complete the
first half century of its existence, Messrs. J. 11.
Ewing, Gee. B. Hart, Rev. Jas. I. Brownson,
Alex. Wilson, Esq., and Dr. J. Wilson Wishart,
be a committee to make arrangements for a semi
contentsl celebration upon . a scale commensu
rate with the importance of the occasion, and
the mission which Providence has called the in
stitution td fulfil; and that all the Alumni yet
living be earnestly invited to participate in flint
celebration.
FULTON STRECT S. E. CILLEBRATIC;7I.—The cel
ebration of the Fourth by the Fulton Street Sab
bath School was as pretty a thing of the kind
as we ever attended—in fact, it was far beyond
our, anticipation, and was looked upon with ad
miration by all present, more especially by the
children, for whose especial benefit it was got
ten up. The scholars numbering over 100, male
and female, assembled in their room on the
corner of Fulton, and Webster streets between
the hairs of nine and thn o'clock, A. e.. and af
ter considerable time spent in singing, and in
listening to short bat very appropriate addresses
delivered by Bishop Simpson, D. Cockman, and
the Hem Cramer and McGowan, were waited
upon by their respective teachers with the vari
ous choice delicacies with which the spacious ta
ble was sowgi provided: The whole affair was
conducted in a manner highly creditable to the
ladies and gentlemen who have the school in
charge, and to the general admiration and de
light of the large number of visitors present.—
The ladies, who, alone. era adepts in matters of
the kind, deserve great tr,sise for the large num
ber of bouquets with wltich the table:was hand
somely decorated.
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'FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.=Ch&IIefI W. Her
ria, train-boy on one of the mail rialt; of the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, was killed on
Wednesday, between twelve and one o'clock, at
Richland Station. four miles East of Crestline.
The train was going East. Young Harris,
who was in the baggage-car at the time, put his
head out of the side door to look at some deco
rations at Richland, and just as he did so the
ears passed the water tank, which is very closet
to the track, His head came in collision wit
the -teak, and he fell to the ground desperately
wounded, and died within the space of ten min
utes. The. cars were running at the rate of for
ty',:trtiles an hour. The body was conveyed to
N1A0.411011, where his mother; who is lying very
ill, resides. It le said the news of her eon's
death shocked her so much that her life is de
' spaired of. The lad was fifteen years of age,
and washer only support. He boarded at the
Perry Hotel, in this city, and was greatly re
voted by all his acquaintances.
FIRRIUN &SLID to CLINNWID.—A gentle-
man who arrived In the city yesterday after
noon Informs us that a fireman in Cleveland got
into a difficulty with an Irishman, on the 4th,
and was killed by a stone thrown by the Irish
man. Our informant could not learn the name
of either Individual. .
GOOD Move.—Workmen were busily engaged
yesterday in placing cut iron covering over the
gutters on Liberty strut, at its junction with St.
Clair.
Amor one hundred and thirty hands were
discharged on the Portage Railroad last week.
Tam District Court will meet to-morrow morn
img, when the argument list will be taken up.
TELEGRAPHIC•
POLIR DAYS LATER FRANI EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TUB HERMAN
Niw Yaws, July 6
New Yoax, July b.—The steamer Hermann
arrived at New York with Liverpool dater to the
20th.
• The sales of Cotton for the last three days
were 16,000 balm 8000 of which wore on erpec-
Illation =dem marked closed heavy and dulL
Breadstnifs - dull and lower. Corn firm and un
changed. Consols 911.:
There Wye welt authenticated report that a
battle wan fought at the Crimes in which the
allies were defeated with immense loss. The
particulars will undoubtedly arrive by the Ameri
ca at. Halifax.
It ie alio rumored that the Fiends Emperor Is
suffering from the effects of an eppopleetla fit.
!Times Davi Later from Europe
AREIVAL OP WAS
HALM/X. July 15.—The steamer America has
arrived. She brings Liverpool dates to the 23d,
which announce that the English and French
troops attacked Red= sod Malakoff forts on the
18th but were repulsed with, great slaughter.
The details have not transpired.
Mr. Boeback has moved a vote of censure irk
the English Parliamed.
A new French loan has been announced.
Liverpool Markets--Cotten.—The sales for the
week were 24,000 bales being a decline in the
prices of The weather is favorable' for the
crops. The markets are unchanged 'except corn
which has declined is Gd. Beef steady and un
changed. Bacon dull. Pork arm. Bullion in
the Bank of England had increased $286.000.
Money market - eager. Console receded to
901; State securitis better.
The Intelligence from the Crimea is fragmen
tary but Private adrift:re:o that the loss to the I
Allies will not be lesi than 4000, :Including Gen.
Campbell end 76 other officers. Many rumors
are preialent.
The America arrivedat Halifax on the after-
noon of the Ch. She -bring dates to the 2ad ult.
Brown and Shippley quote the offerings of
, Cotton as exceeding the demand. The sales on
',
Saturday were 4000 bales Including 1000 on
speculation, the market dos mg dull: The sales
for the Week were 24,000 bales of which 3,800 1
wore for 'peculation at a decline of to f. Fair
Orleans 7i; ;diddling fair uplands, 7; Mid-
dling Uplands 71. The dock's 665,000 bales in
cluding 872,000 American. - Breadstuffs , the
weather was favorable for the crops; white
Wheat Ils 9d(g1,12.s 11; Red lloglle 6d; Phila
delphia and Baltimore Sour 411(i)4313 Western
'Canal 4010413 6d; White Corn 510331 s 6d;
Yellow 48a 6d ®6os; Breadstuff, generally are
:unchanged - :except corn Which has declined le Od; '
lased torn la quoted at 49s 6d. Provisions: Beef
steady, prices unchanged, email stocks on hand:
Neon dull; sales at auction 48.®615. Pork '
Iron zuerkit firm; Heidi rails on board,
Z7,ssePtA7,ls; Weishßers, L7,420E7,50; Scotch
pig quiet at 745. • Lead firm:
Lora ' Bagian's dispatch - and • the newlipsper
correspondenoi are to ' hand describing the gal
lant capture of Mamelon ttod the quarries.
I. The main facts have been already' stated with
goneritt correction: The allies haw made an
unattoOCU:ifol athunit.to Adam Sebastopol.' The
Meet iiipittfr rumors Itrailed regard to the
triutaiotiolt tir icis*iointita• The Mesh ials
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is set down at 4000 men but the report is bc- 37i. Wheat. prime scarce and in demand, bat
Keyed to be much exaggerated. The following inferior lots of Which the bulk of the stock now
are the only official.notifications of the Leant comae, dull; in the absence of gales we continue
Lord Patentee regrets to have to announce that to quote red at from $2,20 to $2,40 and white at
he has received information that the English from $2,80 to $2,50. Accounts from the South
troops attacked the Ryden and the French truops and interrior in regard to the harvest continue .
the Malakoff towers at daylight on the mercuric favorable. Rye ,ecarce . at last quotations, sale ,
fo the 18th without the encets which has hitnerte Pecusyl V9lllll. at $1.40. Continues very dull: a
attended our efforts. Roth the French and our sale of yellow at' $l, afloat, which is a decline,
selves have suffered considerable. but buyers. now 'refuse to pay this figure. Uats
The advices form Pellissier to the Frenob gov • in limited request nt former rates, sales 1000
ernment are to the effect that: bush Maryland at 57 omits. Whssky held firmly
'Private accounts published in the London small sale in bbls 41®42 and in hhdp at 40 ®
Standard says that the loss of the British officers 41.
killed and wounded amounts to - no less than 70.
Among the killed are lien. Sir .1, Campbell; Col. , NEW Yoatt.,July6.—Moneymarket n isc ha ng ed ;
Tea and CoL Shadforth. The greatest portion Cumberland 29; 119dson R. IL 43; N. V. Cm,
of the loss was experinced ill a ravine where al tral R. R. HER, Erie B. R. 62; Reuling R. R.
powerful and unexpected battery was opened on 931 Cotton dull and unsettled. Flour ad
dle troops. The allies lost terribly, the Bastions reared 18t, sales 6500 bbls straight, elate at
springing a mine, and during the confusion they $8,621; good Ohio $9,121}; Southern firm,
re-oaptured the Mitmelon tower. 1000 bble. at $ll. Wheat firm. Corn firm
A dispatch from Bueherest confining via Vi- 1 with sales of 85,000 bushels at 88®91. Pork
enna confirming that an expedition has been un- I a trifle lower, sales 900 bbls at $19,121 for
dertaken against Perekop. mess and 516,50 for Prime. Beef firm, sales
The Russian account of the successes of the El- 350 bbls. Chicago at $l6. Lard unchange4,
lies in the Bea of Anoff is published. Oortschakoff I sales 350 bbls at 101®11. Whiskey firm, sales
confirms the successes claimed by the allies, bat 350 bids at 41 ®44. Groceries dull.
says that the operations against the Sea of Arai!'
' were,expected the stores of grain destroyed were Citierassn, jnly s.—Flour unchanged bet , le
private property, and not intended for the use mind limited; sales confined to 150 bbls at, 0a,4?
of the Russian army. i ®58,50; receipts very light. The market for
The correspondence relates the horrible atro- I grain is unsettled; sales 1800 bush oats 42®44
cities perpetrated by the French and Turks at and 600 bush. Corn at 70. Whiskey declined to
the capture ofiKettech. HO and dull. Provisions inactive; sales 60 hhds.
A dispatch from Varna dated June 17th, which Bacon at 84®11' for shoulders and sides; mess
was retarded on the way, says the Russians had Pork nominal. Groceries dull but firm. Sugar
made an unsuccessful attack on Kars and re- tij.(yy7i.; and Mcdassess 86. A sale of 200 pigs
ported that they had retaken Anapa. I Lead at tio cash,
The Austrian Commander has proclaimen mar-, The river has fallen two feet during the last
till law at aloldavia,but the Moldavian authorities 148 hours; weather clear and pleasant.
refuse to promulgate the order unless authorised
b 3 the Sultan.
Constantine Raise, son of the reigning Prince,
was killed at J -7, in a duel, by the Austrian
Mayor Stalbery. The affair caused considera
ble sensation in the Principalities.
The recent attack on an English boat's crew
at Kongo causes much excitement in England.
The unprejudiced supposition is that the Rus
sians supposed the boat woo taking soundings as
was done at Kertseh. The Russian account in
the Invalid Russ says that six were killed and
the remainder are prisoners
Averau.—The Russian influence is very so
tire, and even in the smallest German courts.
The Journal of St. Petersburg publishes the
semi-official discussion on Count Walewaski's
French circular of May 23d. The Journal also
semi-officially says that peace is possible if
France and 'England are willing, inasmuoh as
the fourth point is morally although not for
mally settled, and the other points—namely,
the navigation of the Danube and the evacuation
of the Principalities are also settled, leaving
only the Vienna 3d point to be arranged.
The Austrian army is being disbanded and
the reduction is great and rapid.
Guar BElTAni.—The steamer Hermann Car
ried out intelligence of the presentation to Par
liament of the report of Roebuck's committee.
The report merely admits diet the sufferings
of the army have been aggravated by ineom.
petency at home. Since then there has been i
considerable excitement created by Mr. Roe
buck in consequence of his report being over
ruled by the other members of the committee,
they having given notice of a vote of censure
on the government, so worded as to embrace
the grievances of all sections of the opposition.
The debate on administrative reform after
repeated adjournmentr, ended in the unani
mous passing of Sir Bulwer Litton's resolution
that the House of Commons reoommdnos tothe
earliest attention of the Ministers, the neces
sity of a cdrefol revision of the various ABMs'
establishments.
Mr. Buckantin has received the degree of
Doctor of Canon Law from the Dnivenity of
Oxford as also did the Chief Justice Robinson
of Canada, Sir Charles Lyell, Alfred Tennyson,
&c.
The admiralty have awarded £16,000 star
ling to the salvors of the ship James Miro.
-ton. •
FBANCE.—The Senate mud Legislature are
convened for July 2nd to negotiate a new
lona of one hundred or one hundred and fifty
millons.
Louis Napoleon has been ill (•r two days but
has recovered. The French funds fell 2 per
cent. on the announcement of his illness.
Brats.—The disturbances ,at Bandage have
been suppressed. We have no reliable state
ment respecting the Carlist insurgent intmrree.
tion. Russia is suspected as the instigator.
Mr, Dodge had his first interview with the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, and friendly remarks
were exchanged.
DIGNYARIL.—The Danish Diet is dissolved.
Debtor forbids enlistments for foreign ser
vice under a penalty of eight years' imprison
ment.
Larzst News.—Marseillen, Friday night.—
The English steamer Aetrologue has arrived
bringing news from Constantinople to the 16th
of June.
There has been a slight engagement et Eupa
totia since tne 12th of Juno.
The Russians attacked unsuccesiffully the bat
teries of the besiegers.
The general 10811 in the taking of Mainelon
and the quarries is 4000 men.
Wheat is declining at Marseilles.
READING, July s.—The State Coucil of Know-
Nothings which has been in session here for the
past two days adjourned this afternoon after
endorsing the national platfotm adopted at Pull
adelphis and passing a resolution calling a con
vention to meet in Cincinnati on the Bth of Jan
uary next. A split occurred on the question of
adopting 'a national platform and the freesoil
ere and abolitionists withdrew from the coun
cil. Governor Johnson head,' the seceders,
leading off for a Northern party that shallrepu
diate the Philadelphia platform by striking out
the 12th article and inserting a declaration In
favor of the Missouri 'Compromise. It is said
also that Governor Gardiner has addressed Gov.
Johnson a lettei inviting Penns. to join the east.
The secedeing delegates tire to-day organizing a
State Council on the Philadelphia platform.
There is much excitement in (*sequence of the
division.
. New Coss, July 6.—We have record of nu
merous accidents and several deaths from care
lessness in the use of gunpowder. In Brooklyn
many accidents occurred - from the same cease to
which were added ,me or two fires, enlivened
h) as many firemen's riots. Little or no atten
tion was paid To the Liquor Law. The first class
hotels closed their bars, but the second class and
minor grog-shops remained in full blast. No ar
rests were made.
Ciscrasen, July 6.—There was a fight a
Columbus, Ohio, yesterday between the Turu
era and American ; one man was killed. All is
quiet this evening.
The Fourth of July passed off peaceably in
this city though celebrated With great spirit.
The fireworks on the levee were witnessed by
at leistlo,ooo people.
Robert Thompson, for several years book-keep
er for John Swaney Ar. Co. and much esteemed
committed suicide yeste rday by cutting his
throat.
Bet rutona, July 6,—The Southern mail is re
ceived as late as due. There is no news.
The Fourth of July was observed here with
great animation.
Roboson & Co's pork packing house, one of
the largest establishments in the city was totally
destioyed by fire last night.
Cowman, July 6.—The first train passed
over the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, from
Vincennes to St. Louis on Saturday. Passengers
now go from this citylo St. Louis, all the way
by Railroad via. Terre Haute and Vincennes--
The work on this road is progressing rapidly to
wards completion.
HALITAX, July 6
Collision on the Lake
&mixt, July L.—The shooner Mansfield from
Milwankle to Oswego with 10,000 bushels of
wheat, came in collision on Tuesday last
with the schooner Telegraph and .Immediately
aunt "
BO3TON, July 6.—Thu Anti-Slavery Know
Nothings of Maximal:matte held a political ju
bilee yesterday at Abingdon. Henry Wilson
and other prominent leaders were present. The
attendance was large.
Rams, Plus. July 6.—The Fourth was duly
observed hero by an interesting parade of, the
Public Schools.
During the day the foundry of .1. 11.. Tompkins
was destroyed by Sire which was caused by
firemoraokers. The lota is heavy: insurance
$7OOO.
.
Plosrax, JuTj s.—The Fourth passed with un
usual comfort, but with quite a number of ac
cidents from gunpowder explosions, .to. The
boat-race wee a pleasant affair and pee rag
general malefaction to an immense, concourse of
people.
BALTIIIIIOIIIII, July 5.--Cattle Merkel.-600
bead of Beeves were offered mostly taken at
prices ranging from $6,60 to $7,60 nett Hogs
supply large, sales at s7©sB Per hundred.
CHICAGO, July s.—The Grand Jury have found
a bill of indictment against Germiston the Poet
Office clerk, charged with robbing the mail and
be has been held to ball in the runt of $6OOO.
Baraptoto, 7u1y , 6.--The loss by the Robinson
fire is about $76,000, Several firemen were
badly injured.
PECILILDKIMA, July 6. r —Ficmr very quiet, no
export demand and sales only in small lots for
fitune consumption 5t.59,75®510 for moo= to
good brands, and &224®510,50 for select lots.
and extra sadism, brands atidgber'quotridas.
No Sas dell at $7 si 114-
4LL.7
COMMERCIAL.
0031MITTRIS OF ARBITRATION. I' OR J
W. U. Bum, V. P.—Jan. M. Comm.
Taos. !Ways". W. P. Jose.
PiTTSBURCiii MARKETS
Orma Prresecrum thurna.l
Friday Dlonaios. Ja' 41866)
i*Looll—ihe decline before noted amain to he pretty'
well established; miss from first hands of 'DSO bbls super
foto. dsliverrit on Tissday, at 18,25, and 41, 15 and 48 bbl.
yesterday at MOO; frog Won, 20,) bbl. extra e• - and
V 3 do superfine at $8,75.. Rye Flour, • sale •4 on
the wharf at 67.182,
011.AIN—a sale from .tore of GOO Ima Rye at 'be
yrbsrf. 100 boo Cart; at to a decline, and 100 bus ~
fr, from atom. 300 bp• Coro pt r00)93 sod GOO do Osts at t).
LllSKEY—aalet or 43 bbla reetilSod at 34
. .
HAMS—aide. of 4000 ms SfinsWars Bsf and 4000 lb do
Walt. nub: and 2503 IDe (SllllllllO7 llama si 11. 30 dark
1, FlSH—aides of 12 bbl. No. :1 Maekend. large, 11164..0
ASHES—rale. 3 lona Marla af. 00, four MC.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
The menet . market 6161131 U lackeyed Yee. The eurMir
offering today l• larger thee etr Yr der dem tly may
times rommerteed.-.4N. Y. Tribune.
In Etehisogro thel.lntsbasse bas been eonslderable for thin
steamer. The market en heavy during the day, and con
s
iderable etransactions In leading bills were privately made
at a decline. At the does, however. there was rather more
demand and prices stiffened • trite We Quote Starling
ISSigkiiki for fair pnidure big 9tsE4/1( for test cita com
mercial signatnrent and 930410 tor kers . . The upply
of. outside bill' bare been considerabl ba e.-- n IN. Y. Tribu s ne.
Teeseco—The btisinese is de - resting. As regards prim*,
we have slightly to reduce our_ quotations. eanesdally for
kegs. The plant looks ramarkaNY well. but its pat sub.
Put lo tuumany contingeocies to venture on an estimate.
on
state however that much mars land than usual
hat tarn appropriated to Its cultlvatkul. We now quote
light Ingsg-5,50 to 65,75. fair no heavy. welubta $5,76 to
medium leaf 1450 to g7,60,An0 leaf - V.60 to PAO,
and sots toe shlppingand naaanb=rlngleat skso to co.
The sales Of the week are 250 hhda—(Luulsvllle Journal.Sp.culatare hare Leen openttlr
the las t
very largely on the
I New York Coffee Market.; within t tee days. The
Trioune trine reports the tell.nlattiOna which t
there last week:
The ta.nssenttous In Rlo today have been .r. - r
more extender than tot months paid—the meJo , o
*peculation. The stock now offering la not lent. /.
kind, the demand has been very Prior. runng om.
The market dose, Yory firm and satire. The salai rem
prier the entire ear., of the Linda Ste.art, 4.000 bags,
cargo of C. Tay 3;700 1. 0 14, all on
speculation. and SW bats to the trade. Total 9,614 bags,
at 03ggillOSke.
The Bank litetement Is • favorable ono, the epode line
Mowinglemma. of atant SOlO.OOO on t. Pend..
statement. an
The banks Ueda; N.. ere. •
than is shown, probably ststeen minions,. the average I.
urendlon me: During the present week the Nub-
Trauury .111 disbar. eight hundred nod forty thousand
dollars In gold for Internet on the Publk Debt. lo addition
to the umal dlsbureemanta.'m that.. may look for anoth
er Increase In next week's statement. The Loans and
Dimon°ts have been Increased ore, a rollnon and • half
and the Deposit. have run up 12,100,000. The Deposits
Theme EOM
refs
as greet /to the lint of Loans.—
p. - yogis ite follows
Ma. and , Di• Specie. CL.ulettiou. Depmeits.
June 2.11-119.1.029.. M 014.100,020 $7,370.6.53 a:0,11111$
June 16.573.212 L 5.641.910 7.301,1161 - 01.01/3.1160
Increase a1,..513.787 OMNI
6 ±1 . 1! I Y 2 F ri 2 ja 'X' lL M
RZCMIPTII OP Mom. rball. TIP LaIIJI—Vre len below •
etaremant or the noels. of flour. wtmat and ami at Om
of the principal imiePring ports rrom the Lakm from to o
osam/rt of rmairation to the let of Juir,ll9l6:
Floor. Wheat. Corn
.....211.291 I:241.819 . 4921
1,1•5.261 ~s 9
8A.2 , 13
. 71.0M1 1 1 1 1361
0,6110 Z. 474
Buffalo
•dertabluex .
['ankh*. .
1 2,C1,036 4.348.34 . 6
WOW° Dem
Statement or budneas at the United States Away Oran
et New tort for the month 1Md1ng1a.30.1836:
',epochs of Child ..
. . —SI PUT 900 58
°old oars stumped-- . ....
fI.9T 63391
Transmitted during this mouth to U. 5. Mint
Philudeloidu ..... .......
The experisfrtrit i(eir Tort for the Mica year
June 30th were
1851. Mt. 1855.
FTe10rw......843.01M110 M 310.035 152402,406
Yore!. tildee.(Pree)— 1,11511,209 1.1M71 . 3 4.054.337
Foreign !Mee (dutiable) U 450.037 5.34.510 6.5314755
TotaPerporlit...- .370,2.2.714 9107,675,070 11100,372,0g2
Do, ezebielve rowelle, - 1149.601.480 r 3. 629 462.3=680
liotwllbetandlon the abort cm, of linewirtulD.ll will be
Peeo I bat the exports of th e erael year an but about 111.
00%000, crelurie. of pada. len than for tbetwerloo• - 4er
Th eperie exioirt th ere th rear n bioniese r, •
toet. but In June le • tollingoil of 111.600, ,
Import. for the same peal were
103 11154
1665.
Ent. for Cannunin'il 23301.468.6003 $.147.929.241 $107.9'.9,210
En, for w•urbourinu 16,144.673 27,417,100 32,022,396
k0a1a..........._Peee 13.357,106 12.791.056 14.280.239
Speele and Eluillon- 1,400,196 2.937,048 1.163,601
Total )50t. at Poet 1166,310,515 11191.074,604 1154,605,538
Wlttal'o froth trapth'e 11,416.186 11.111.445 2.1,501121
The Imports slam , January 1 120,856,1445 Into than
for the same period of the merioneystr. end for the Meal
year they were $36.568978 lees. The tompario• L.: Ex
ports add Inagrarl i ftiLth . • It i or c o o ldtar ,, iy r : t.
1100.161.033 2 1=4h "
34.214441 107,576,010 191,074,604
Dlfference 5a,r.t.2 , 52 A 1,242.917
Of the decreased Imports 129,471.184 bare hasp 11, Dry
00010
rettiAnnsm• corm =tau.
92 , . _
Import,' slow .7sausri lot, 1866 -,.
B'3' lntreaso "'lM or d i lreet ii6L isoporttTh — thl. T.r: ..n.u7
C.ria •
Stock IP first and rood bands ~
Male time last ISU 19..41 ••
row ImPortotht month, adesclptions-..--V.71
M"' kat firm: Rio, I,3o,rtar. 9.tt: 4lr to good 14 0 , 10% to
10,1,(;Prtme,11tti.11?.i.
ST. Loma Alasait.—.Alosot. ammo, July 2 —The, Irma
opaned with a good .apply of the ;loading proincts, but
transaction. continuo limited. Advice. from New Or-
Wan. ahoy that dour and corn are ;still daolinins. A di.
p.ue or tn. 29th omt. . o = o 7 0. 60, 34 ' , 6 = 4
dull. .
Hon.—Salo. 54 and 860.70, at 057 24 at to: and 06
at 1102; 64.. 42 and 62 at 610 3, , at $lO4. b=. • nd 103
at 6105.
Lato.—Uppar Mao. IX.
IRocl-126 tdd. country aut.*. e 1 60.
No ally bTand. monad.
arsca..—Balas 72 eke inforlor at1100e; 262 do at 06.,
at 110 e, 64 eeprird - at 116 c 26 milled at 120 e. 108 mixed at
125 AT do at 127..427 good fall at 136 0 AO. 37. 32. 60. 4 6 .
11, 120 .6'200 tall 1400 42 Idnunarman at 1600, and 6t
r.tl7ltal at 162%.. 70rr.8a1tka
mixed*. 60a,170 do and IWO mix
ed to liar whits at samr,l46 yelloW at 62...6 60 white at
—RistAth.
Tire Slew.—The river at 'hie taint le receding slowl7.
It bad probabli Allen six Indira up to 6 o'clock UM even.
Ins. there was a APO of three fkart In the Illinois river at
Lasalle, a few dare .to but that - rim is now Imported
with went 6,6 feet In the channel to the mouth
The bilmouri rim I. reported Ming from Ht. iceePh.
with bee bat in the channel.
—Mt. Rep., Tumday.
' IMPORTS 131 - / RIVER. •
PORTAIOUTEt, br Linden-44one metal. Nimlak &
10 do. It 0 loc.* 06 do, a enelDboll: 40 bble meal, 83 As
corn. 73 do oats, DDT Morgan; eon bus do, 23 bbl corn wee/
720 feet lumbar. rondrl conagrelelln
EITEOII7IN2II4, by Tentu-264 aka w 001.5 Mgl eggs,
awl
W HEELING , b rasa Cs as corn. 6 end. taw,.
00,11 balm wool; 11 bbl 17 sks oats, 22 do corn. 4
ke wool, 11 Odle paw, sun conelaneeer. 60 bbl 6000.
Dell 6 Liggett; 58 40,3 Ill'Cully; 20 eks scram Tt A Fahn.
taloa & m.
BitoWNBVILLY.BOAT3- 0 0 ski wool, net; 26 basglans.
D psiseg & co; 017 do, ...11 Olds :mut. 51 bbl. dour, 70 btu
Data M I 6
Progreso- bales hog In. rile
flour. east 105 hales ootton, King, Pennock , 1,,
Kendedy & co, 40 do hemp, A Gerd on; 10 bee. r0. 4 .:1
16 wide eugu,
bbls Ume, 312 bits7o urge m oat., 25
ire, attar, do, 137 bahn wningnewee. bay, 153 Obi. e..:[.
ST. LOl7lB. b.t Vermont-HO tons Dig =la, 3 D Darla,
• I
Sr. LOUIS, by Twin tity- , V barna, 20 MI. VOSIIi.
bids tobacco. rneU 05 bbl m eal. Bell & Uggett; 10 do ego
w g aa ; 33 a . won W tobeon &-etc 11 hides. 13
bees do. lb Waage, 28
_pkg.; amp Iron. Bbsger & ea, 68'
a ea cate.r. gbdssugsr, 26 blgs gooloseee, a do whiskey, 86
go door, sundry contigneesa.
• BT. LOWS. by Waealli btu en 16 ea. 6 , 0 .4.1
fa Val, TO
b il b ra rt W 14.
rO b g9l ' 1 1 4 0 J h . d je;
16 0000 rneraes bee bud%singeton. Conslgad
20 23 &el n e . i flin o ger g. & 10 7 b l b . ls zr i n 4 3 8 1 11 , 7 1. wg 2. 1
eking, 20 do fort. east: 383 bl 4 whiskey. Zlo boon, OD ire
candles, 25 do ebsp, 34 rolls lestber, 3 hbds tobacco, 3 We
hunt' 10101 dri 140 eke
00,
bblo eggs, 10 whams*, scut.
dry consigneee.
IMPOSTS BY 1 RAILROAD.
..
Cum.. t Priivntrzas K. 11-0 mks wool. II Ilarbsagh .
10o• 254 do. .og; 4650 008r 1 . 1850 by dl, Bryon t
.., .200 boo do, Wllmorth & II !Ibis ow. J& W Res: 27
tr. ohm. R Robison & 40 •do 2 .IL .in, 12 am
bro.., n el. pearls, 10 to. ocroo won. mad. oonolgo-
UNION LINE-614 boa cliomol, J 11 - 0•Deold: 210 do,
lOUs & or; 106 do, II II 00l sot 68 do. IL WWI: 24 .10.
JOtal 1.211•do4 3 bbla beano. 3 kix Ira... I do lard, :10:I.
ver & Dllowit; 28 ilr• wool. Not, 87 b. gloom.. M !-4
wade.
Oido • Porectrl96lll6 It Ril2o al wool,B Ilarbaula A
to. 109 do• Ntudok & cco 40 ty 0 II.; 905 do, out: 85 do
• 5.5 11rIlautt' CI
t b rk 4 • B 2 t Irl o i a l . 2 1 ot 3 t 2 1 L B 1 1 "'i r a Ps It , H ' a h a .' isFd.." lei
Llggoil9B do. J k W . P05t...37 Itra *tont. 000 R 2113 Wm
wt.'s; Um .a 6 co: le bottoy,..lodl a
calm. 13 bblo lmtlor, 16 do lodopt, Lam boa oitt ri r toka
3...84 dos brooms, 16 an 8.100110! ocoulgon...
1 .
ARRIVALS ANLFPEPARTUREs.
kiIIVED-4aßarao ,n Bradmiodilo : lonarno, do;
'Bayard. Elizabeth; Miehigan N. 2,W1 t Olaca
Piller. Wag Norval: ,20• 1 1ar Ploark
Lortiarli* dilvor WI" di LOOM, gam City, do.
DISPARTZB—JodIarIon. Lena, do : Col
_Bayard; Sildabatk: Ifoo•tord. Dwyer• Clara rim.. wmt,
it =tire tonit 1 , 4 : =14 1t art a
Cincinnati. . • 4..
Ents--Chamt•rdu
in Ili channel sa Mins.
E NTEY
NTEY WALL PAYER—Two nuw stu.
.F 4 Ova or dontan
•nil
*ten, jot reedand the
by my2a MALTZtt P. MMUIHALL.
HOPS-HOPS -40 bales flist sorsa Hopsjust reo'd
40
sae er WA B. 11111BAZOR t 03.
agar
E C L U L d larl i k
14:
QUITPS-100 Mb. Steam s eined Sp
10 , opl Art We BIERIVIER t DILWOIt
• F TCY PEA : E 3-50 bus prime halves in
lom said Sbr trr . •S. gAI3AIIGH • CO.
CIAP.ABS-12 bbki. now.._2buidb_siLkoza H.
suniusiao.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF lIARTFORD, CONN.--Chancred 1819.1
Cash Capital. • - - 8500,000.
Cash Siuplas on lot Jan. 1855,3 273,273
F S CAPITAL STOCK and SURPLUS
re ll securely Invested for the benefit of all pollerhold
r, aa an est:tense of the claims we have to public am-
Mance and of oar ability to to all PessoPliY, etc
Rate fact that the receipts of this ColaPanT team at. It ,
agencies Tarr from $125,000 to 3160,000 kn. month. It !
buirinese Is large sod yell distribetted. and In our opinlon
no Insurance Company In Me United Rates atoed, hot.
ter Indesently than tin Mats. They condone to make
Inn:trance on property In Won and country, at tate s as
lee aa Is consistent with ufetr to the policy bolder.
11. 11. Tgli-XYCK. Agent.
North-Wort earner 111th and Wood streets. Pitts
burgh. art2o.lrd
CHURCH'S GE.ZEN MOUNTAIN CR
IVLENT, for jlining Broken China, Ohm.. Earthen
14 are, !decade, Wo d. Cabinet Work, as well so Peul.
hone 86811. Horn Marble. Pormlain etc. Tins PIC
liftN V. which ro . ved to be of great ' tee ifb, will . 110
.ound rarti;olarly P oser al to every ferttilyl ' the * idmple man•
ner of its application IN alone la reonmorendation. Tn. td
hash. proper y
do hieh
w it contains is so wonderful, that
many thinks will rather break io fresh place than where
Per ' W
.Melt It s
b . do kult. to m :erne them. Its success In mending OW,
Mina te..
.tinsaordinary-00 ordinary dekree of heat
affecting I the Feints are warmly perceptible. ar
ticles of this kind may in made useful for years, which
otherwise would be emit aviiP
Prim, 20 eta. hold. Wholesale and Retail. by
1026 It. E. BELLEILS h CO., 67 Wend et.
DRiZESI-$550, 8700, 81000, 4tc.
L
No a Brien Roues of 4 rooms and ball. No. 236
Bodkin' st.
j7OO fo goo d t choice Land. with Stone Inrellion Room,
earth., 300 Grape Vinw, Cherry and Apple
Trees, Strawberries. ea.. only 4 miles from the city. on
• Hood plank road.
MO far a wood Dwelltng Soup, on Roberta et.. well Soleil_
ed and In Good order.
$lOOO for 11 Beres. 9 cleared mid In cultivation: Dwelling
House, bruit Trees, do.. do., tbont 6 miles from the
city.
11800 for la r. emee, with. Dwelling Dimes 0(4 rooms. st4; i 4e.
J.lii=j4i'mTleellVolnTlintdo""y, do.,
S. OuTIIIIMPUr d 50N.140. ad et,
Peremptory Sale of Timber Lands.
THE
eubeoraber will positively doll at n
bargaln. shout. 4300 sorer of Timber Land., In ...-
dry tract., situate Ins Elk county, PA. near the line of the
131111b0/1 and Erb Railroad.
iht=re""te:ndot'edibOf Wslt u g d alaVi= rt r :ttrril
A
One of the.. Farrar In Westmoreland °aunty. near
Freeport, containing 1165( acres, far see chei.—• r.m
theme los annlennts or lan.. Good building.. 1.1110 1
Twisty °reelected fruit. Al., coal on the primal...
I nCles indlsputedle,` For full inarticulate. call immedi
ately at my roam at the United BMWs Hotel. Non etre.,
nhere plots gad dregs of tbe land. ma b. men, and 11110
=examined. W a llavold in a body or m ri c pns i le, sP
. _
A Valuable Property for Bald.
THE subscriber having a desire to move to
the West, off-re Dr mle his property. which is locate
s quarter of mllo tom Philipshugh, Deaver court/.
Pa, opposite the Rochester Unread Depot, near the Ohio
Diver. It will amt moot excellently se &private residence
kir three who are en raged in birdlime In the city,. Un
made, Steamboat@ rr for nudeness. It contains emit 12
ease. ore two Mary Douse by 23 Dent none story frame
to by 24 feet; • frame Barn. 20 132' 32 leek a good Well In
the card; out balliiiritel eranee'l APIU
l o t of peach an Cherry Trees. The whole or say part
f the above mentioned properly .11 11 10 cold if
Por further nerticulare, enquire of D. W.OIMIOTTI,
Watah-Maker, Smithfield near Ilth.
ap2fe3md GEORGE V DT.
•HAVING sold my Magazine and stock of
Powder mid Puri to D. W.V. BIDWELL. I cheer Ni.
If recommend him to mg Diem& and customers.
Pittsburgh. Agra 4.1853. L. a: ORLIN..
Co-Partnership,.
11AVE associated Joseph Dilworth with
IL me In the Powder and Comm:anion baldness. and will
winth.ne beeeettar ender the etyle of DILWORTH * BID
WELL LD. w. C. Lbw ELL.
Pittabarsch, Aprll 10,1846.
DILWORTH & BIDWELL,
MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS FOR
Du Pont and Hazard Gun Powder,
15.5 FRONT STREET . PITTSBURGH.
StEERY variety Sporting. Mining and
ealing Powder Jawaye on hand and for sale [mint
wt. on favorable term.
1101.,..11erritants and others will Plat. Iwnd their Op
dere by ft P. Al. for deltvery next otornlng, and by 11 A. IL
far delivery In the afternoon. apll4l
Dlssolulaon of Co-Partnerst4.
'riff. firm of LIVINGSTON, ROGGEN &
4La t frf "=tblbTTl Work
it of 1l =.ln 14th
of March Wt. The bovine., of the
Novelty Works
will contlnued . M Its
etc a bra h
nches nett e eurtiting nett-
nem ander the and
LIVINGSTON, COPELAND St CO.,
.1., mill also settle up th. silsirs of tho t.
SOY.
CALVIN
R. L ls l V MINTON.
CALVIN ADAM&
J. 6. MCNEIL:3AD,
Pittsburgh. Misr 46nad W. B. COMM A'4 D.
Pioneer Line of Australia Packets from
New York to Melbourne,
CARRYING TUE UNITED STATES MALL, T
rtl . l 4 E beautiful and favorite Clipper
NIMROD, nizeiteenth ship of thle Coe. will be
o dero.
mt.. on her around
ggeerrTaire ti to nm Atilainittie, op the
fth
Saloon, Ea, Coble Elbe. Seconn Hato,-
Shooed be followed by the wilebrated eloper EilidP
Wtridwerd. Apply on board at pier 9, East Meer, or to
cola R. W CAMERON. Wall 'Meet New York.
IRON FRONT! •
New Dress Goods.
HAGAN & AML, No 91 Market stOet,'
IA rouLD respectfully cali the attentionjof
V the ladle. to their nen istoek Grenadlnee end
her en, hirgandiee and Lawns. Crepe and Garonne,
Maitre. and Brilliants. BAT• go and Oretoidine Flounces
Cot. de Urine and Lavra..to do. .25
W-
ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM
Nor Tort and naiadslats. a run stork of
GREEN AND ffLAINI TEAS.
Comprising Tonna Hymn. Insporial.Ounreeder. troldnE.
Rena:ton. and Esurttsb Breakfast. all of whisk bars been
, arefully solested and will be sold as word, fri th .. 'ALIO—
ed. or Walt
SUPERIOR MO AND JAVA COFFEE.
LOVED:MPS and NT. LOUIS REFINED SUGAItS,
PCKIN TEA SOBS,
ap9
Variety and ram tfoods—A fall assairt
ment just received.
WE are opening our Sping purohasaii of
I it= t
ne
purshald Char stock or Lo ok i n '' g
s u ind ot
.It kinds ls . oisairdsin. WW. TALOOTT LXI4
=tin NA et Wood 'Livid.
ALIDLANDER. HAYS.
CIVIL ENGINEER. ANN D SURVEY*
FIFTH ST-,OPPOSITE THE COURT HOME,
i "- PiTtsa " ;l,lenna.,
LOCATED m p T rt l A r g al . find
usy t...
Hon. Wm. Babetteton, Preeldent Allegheny Valley la. R.
W. Illlnor Chief Basinger "
Oen. A. Elebbaum, Arristant "
1). Mitchell. Chief Ewer Pitteb'g Stsubormill• •
Thampeon, Baperintandant City Gag Work.
Jas. IL Day. Civil Rudman . . Allegheny City., a07+127 .
J. L.lg MARSHALL,
necalage to ii . . 1.00.1
Wool Dealer and Communion Merchant,
No. 139 Liberty street, •
P.177380RGH.
W. McClintock t Bros_
Brown-* K
meditaid*
ffuBEPH HORNE &CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in '
TRIMMINGS,
AMBROIDERIZ.S. INSILYit 4 mom.
Fancy Goods, &o.
No. 77 Mar/adst. bet. 4/1. and Ns Diamond.
/Or Agants for Bradley's Tams. nalaßly
Hagan it Ahl.
No, 91 Market Street,
WOULD reepeetfully invite the .ttention
purobaterrs to their stock of Mnsnerillis and
Grenadines. Mons de_SoluldThenten. Crape•nd D'Espaitne
and Serum. Orlandlee and hem* Lonna ammu sno
Alemmtler's and llajon's Kid 0 1 00 and a
large assortment of Chantilr Lam Mantilla• Talmah
FrettohToto Parasnia tta. • mrt!ll
R. CHESTER
MERCHANT TAIL:OR:
BVERY description of VIBE GOODS, sui
table for tilentlamme .or on hand, and
. to order In the tort and !start atylos of Ta.hlona tr
calved monthly MUSTER'S,
We Study to Plasm myill 74 Wood -
RemovaL
%ANDER GORDON, Commission
and Torwerding._Maretmet, heel nemoeed to Nal*.
d et- between Wood and Smithfield.
Removal. . •
ISAIAH DICKEY. & CO. have remoVe4 to
No. 80,Water oed 63 hoot ate, vardiou. IbllMOrl7
rweenLe 1.• Pore. J M.Matt. • . 1•19
Removal.
DW. HERSTINE & CO., have removed
o No. 76 Water rtremt, corner dChsaesey Lan.l ap7
IHMSEN, Manufacturii of eve, va
a OW of
i rawo c ri t lCS_are WINDOFQL.434 ,
Da Um, Deakhohn* and
ViaB4l:ll9l•3:llTlNg'..a: g" %T.
PAM. :49
POE BALE-12 Eountry Seats on the tight
band old, of tbe Fourth etreet Rood. IN mile, n•m,
town. Thle bone of the handsomeet and, moat healthy.
locations near the eity„ and • moat ureeable• rood Ihr
dilletnirot hours. Thor nee sttneten moons the reel.
wum r•ni j e a = I r tr i Za o . d xge th e l :=l.l ll '.o;
1, 4+4. hove to thin on offer of the beet lomtlon. too
etdnity of Pittiburgtn_or It ill w he sold table to Oar pars
tfa m whowlll improve them. Entlnlro
rt.tf THOMAS WOODS. TO Pinrthet
•
AFARM OF 60 'ACRES, situated id Moon
tognalilAßoarar 0r,.. P.. 2 mil. from the 013111
i; In dna q.t. of onitiva4l.; • 41.140d1d Orchard°. Um
boot finality of fink; good Frt.. Oottage Dwolligg Muni.
oar Bank Barn. and aim Wilding. 40 acr.chdir•d,
woe gal timbered. Tor forth. informatlon,Mil at the
Neal Mats calm of R. fdaLAU. I BON. 34. , 6th at.
IOR SALE-13 acres of Ground, calculat
e ell lbr eboloe buildin site on the Lennetunrrllle
Merlon= Plank Road . g d. , etween the lands of Thomas
Wale. and Deeld MUMS, Soon, frontlnn 370 feet on the
South side Of old toed. It Is tin only enperlot plan Of
Ctrter isle at ee• low • tete on that bean tlllel red
alee of myzltt • • SHOP. WOODS, 75, 4th st. '
For Sale.
HE KEEL-BOAT J. R:RUSSELL,
t.0040.=0.1.1r0 Boil V al C dr. U
131.1iNITT7CiaD s CO.
MIMING LOTSFOR S . A.LE--! r 2 itusted
sp bull 4.
tb.
SilWb
crrhoTt 00 !Lon suvits of SI Art
topp
and lota,
I ft 'A Z 1 102 6".
ravriZe2r2fit:
Apply' to .4°
4 SMALL FARM of 36 sores, with goo
Impecenaldrato. .Ptiimseo. To. lalitly
OUTLIBIBBT A SON, Id& Bd
mal
LVET AND BRUSSEL CARPETS of
gin Jun notived warn.
arehms.lNlT=Xit.. to width yr* Wilts sttea
tlao. as wa an MU to all lowa thou •..r Wore offered
to Mb dtr. wl9 W. M•OLINTOOH t 131108.
GOLD BORDER , WINDOW ' BEOLDEEI,:of
that out butdaouto d to which Wee st•
%tuition of Moos vtablas to la we dotal
od to toll chow At oath. .
=C=l
PRIME RIOB-10 tieroes in dere. for
mile by 1.19 WOWS t ROL
111 LOOMS AND BOLLER LUMP4-2D tons
W!. lam Stoma 9S toms OoriSeno_
nry maim _ _
- Alt - tHOY
OODD SHINGLES reo'di and for
• ma. by Jua amine *ROIL
SUPER OARS. SODA-10 kegs,
_superior
Imsortal. br /MILLS it ROIL
STYLES FLOOR OIL ourras; in
inints9o29eA welt volitams
WOW UNA= SZED-A
wrsianaranr.m.ft.
.tIO /it:T.—From the First of April next;
the hatecoodions brick buildings, elf nate ha the. Bee
no Warg of the city of Pittabargh,
lately
meet and the Monongahela. River, lately eeeePl.4
.11.nrs. Bakenell. Nary £Co. as • Ow mactubdory scd
tarenconae.
This Pneferte 1 etlaibty altuated, adjacent to the Pla
nsurlnths. whsef. she Inuit:wee tormented with steam
boatnu or river trade. er for manufacturing partneers
Eerarair mall bmildloo, and • rwpatarow pent &reattach.
ed. Apply to OLIVER W. BARNES.
President Pitteharith and Connelerille R. B. Co. '
_Neville Hell, MT. 4th and Liberty ate.
AqElitLiidENOß LAI - PIES IN SEARCH
of a comfokable Dwelling House will find It to their
in trot to look at* Tillorble Ord& Homo. 01 lhaderal
rt., with lot of 25 ft. front by 125 ft. dray. glib aid alley.
The house la no. and will be told on favorable ter ror. a It
contains a ball, parlor. dining room and kitchen. 4 sham
ben, bath room.' with hot and roll wet , a .power bath
and a mom fitted up for smelling anal drYinx clothes. sea
fixture!. Onsets and loth.. preen., to ; 'midday collar
under the whom bonne. this property la pleasantly BIM.
sited and well worth the itt talon of those dealsonmf pox
charlog a good tirmar. 0. OU'l ring= a SON. 140. ado.
F OR RENT—A comfortable dwelling house
vo"er t tir . P g 17,1 t "s " : . :11 4 o
f be' s x
ware Ith pump In th e kitchen. an ont.oven. to..
altua r te w in.Laarrnorellle. Rent $lO per month.
Apply
torepeerllle.
S. CUTHBERT & SON.
140 Third rarest.
VOR RENT—A very desirable Dwelling
nOllO.l on rear. et. The home lets trot rate order,
having been recently fitted tioaoepered. painted and. ear
rdsh•el.. Rnortdre of JOHN. WILSON. MS Liberty rt.
Paha
PO LET—A two story brick house on Rob
lust. street, Allegheny, in good order. having been
lately papered, painted, Le_ Rent tie net. month. Con
tains 6 rooms. Apply to S. CUTIMBIII SON.
102 ! 140 Wood street.
'2'o LET-A Dwelling house on Third et.,
1 near our aloe. & CUTIIBENT .11 SON, 140, 8d et
teamboat InsaVfi t t ers on the Western
BO
AND STEAMBOA T 'DIRECTORY.
. ... ..
THE undersigned have now in course of
veneration, a hew STEAMBOAT °TREMOR!. which
be honed In October ne st. The book will contain arm
two hundred Dagen. Illust rated In the beststyle, and neat.
ly Wand Inn durable manner. It will be oneof the meet
Intending books orst published , and will hes book that
will be Interesting to all classes of people. The STEAM
BOAT DIRECTOKY will contain a complete Iletand de
e
eiption of all the Stessoboate now 000. In the Western
and Southern Waters. The length. model, speed. power,
and tonnage ofeach brat. where and by whom built, the
name of the boat. with the trade she d a m
~ Alm, the
namm of Captains end officers. hst ego. Ac.' The In.
rectory will onitain a History of Steamboats and Steam.
b on tg,g gp tpe Wmtern Waters, sine. the invention of
testa; also, a sksteh of the first Mat built for the Ohio
River, With the name of the builder, commander and
•
The River Directory will err...alu a list and description
of all the STRAXIP.AT DISASTERS that have oocurred
on
the: Western Southern imbue, beautifully Ilitub I
tratedi with • Het oral) those who have perished by their
burning. ebbing and exploding, on the Westernand
Southern waters. since 1801 . The Directory will contain
Maloof the Ohio. Mieeleatppl. Slieesurt. Itllnol.. Arks.-
we, White; lied, Ouachita. Yasuo, and other Rivers, with
the Towne and Cities bald down with correct dintanoar,
also, ninny other River end Cominercial items of interest
to.the people at large. The hook will contain the cards of
the rabble U 8. Roll Seats, With the trade they are In,
tr., at. The Directory will also contain • complete list of
ail the m 001.1618 Steamboat Licensed Officers, their place
qeSef residence, de. the new Steamboat Law, its re.
quiremeni t end all the important U. 8. Supreme Court
Steamboat Decisions by to data, the Rates and •Important
Commercial Privile. Dills of Lading, ImPertaot tee.
ion, of the varione U. ges S. Courto in regard to Prelghta Lad
ane Damaged , ace do, with many otherthioue of interest.
The'Dlrecto.7 will be illustrated In the beet style and
printed in the beet manner. The nether basfor els years
ben gatherine together all the facts and Items in regard
to thenumerons stessoboat disaster,. on the Western and
Sontbrrn Waters, and now Intends publishing them In
bout Aim. The price of the work will be put at the low
emu of One Dollar. FIT@ thousand .copies will be Issued
for the boast:Dem all others dextrous of eubscribing will
have to do PO at one, an none will be printed unless or.
dery lln advance. By remitting onedoll. m J.T. LLOYD
A CO.: you witirereive copy of •be above were. The
work will be bowed In Oc •
tober. Agents at New Orleans,
ilempbs, Pt. Louis. Louisville, Pittsburgh. Wheeling end
Cincinnati. mill wait upon the steamboat rommandere.—
For full particulars —c irculars In the hands ot Agents.
All Babb should be addreesed to
• .148. T. LLOYD 8 CO.. Cincinnati.Ohlo.
HAND STREET (SOUTH SIDE) BET. PENN BORER)
-AND THE RIVER. PITTSBURGH I A.
OGrOR BAELZ, Graduate and Praeti-
Uoosr in the 01d Schools of Medicine. Allopathic
try dlO W' reee I=e i rlem fo ' r I h A%TatrolTrilrh " :7.3 ' .. l
location. •
torn pv e
rses, rect al l d isc
effect this eye
e owl e and all dieesems acute and chronic
hile lt ie mild, grateful cud Invigorating to the weak
and debilitated, renders Rpm:dimly desirable in families.
who will treate4 at their homes
Allopathic and Ifonsepathic treatment will be adminis
tered where deeireM bat, after long and thertougb expert
elms Doctor Reels gives • decided preform., to Hydrops
.thy. which bum throughout the old and new world. pro,.
en en eminently successful In every f of Manse, mein
ding lodDient c...nnpuou. Bronchitis DrelPePsia, Int
flornmatory and Clmorde Rheumatism Asthma, Cuts.ne,
ma, borrow and Liver Diseases. Testimonials of cures
frt. highly reputable cittvene of nearly every State in the
Union, can be examinig p t o t ler flac t ilsoißre. The Rev.
ClWarret eeroate ted r
being used In tire I% . lsienosmeut.d of
throughout the tawatmenta of is• luxury Instead of au
nt...mt. as those unaa , inainted might erip= r ..
ittrastreess.—)leach. Charles Drawer. n Palm
er W. W. William W. 11. Williams, Thompson IL .1. It.
Weldon, D. T. Morgan, Wm. B. 1/01rom. h. /L Rnetlish. D.
M. Kerr.
.
The underaigned, having visited Doctor naelra Ilistitte
Con and witnessed `als successfal trratuccut, cheerfuilre.
commend him sea thoroughly educated and skillful Phy.
'Schur
Marl. T. aurae!!, Jos. ktVoinclis, David Hunt, Jots
C. hurtle, Reba Patrick, John R. teringstoo,Jobu Wright,
W. W. Patrick, Morse P. Eaton, 0. ()crash/ 0.101.
jaTelirid
•
JOSEPH WHITE'S
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY:
JOSEPH WRITE now carrying on bag
oestabLumnio[lll pretairem. (now lately
between Pittapgr h and Leorramosvllle, near . the Two
Nile Run. new ally Mattes the public to inspect his
stock of VAIL' AOES, BUGGIES. dn. And ha perti-tdar.
lyinforms gentlemen porebowve. that one price im hi
made. Fourteen years experience In the buelneea. enablm
him to place before his patrons the same choice eased.
of Carriages. which m many years put it has Mem his
mrtlcaler departmentlei select from the various and most
talented Eastern Manufamorers. The momes of his VIM
system Is complete. the economy of his arrangements will
supply the best and most faehionable Manufactures at
=Mende prime.
I.3tiereccunberrd by !Dore heavy expeneea.
amnia for decorating Rom. of buslrowa has he
the prise ofGoods, (owing to large Yenta.) Feeelega
will mil on eM.dy money only, at much lam than the nem
.61 §71r 1. tiewriapee redeem.' in Me but manner, with die
/IMO, mhb
.
undersigned would earnestly invite
T i the attention or Country Mervin.% Co Malan.
nn-Mateo, and others to their or., attperior Cowie
br4y. Carriage. Cabinet. Deaner. China Glom. Drying Jr
ran,Nplrit and nary other kind of renal..., which have
been in eonetaut 0o nearly Forty Team and feel oentident
In loaning that they ere unaurpaesed by_erly other ....-
tenured In thin oenntry, for their durability. &Ft...boat
itin and beautlinl aptearance on the wort. Our prime
ire moderate and terms easy to good buyers. Ohl
CO, la
call. C. 801.11LICH At
mh2l-11md.. 80 /1 82 North 4th rt. Phidadelphla.
THE BEST OPPORTUNITY to secure a
home, on esey terms, Is nowoffered by the sataarlb
ran We nave • number of beautiful Building Lot. for
sale at very lOW prices, mid oetettn_ term. of payment.—
They are pleasantly situated on Mount Washington. and
ma well laid off. fr+otlng on wide streets, and convenient
'dam... On meet of the lotsare tine farad Trona. Good
Water can wadi. he obtained, and at email expense. To
persons who wish to have a home in the pure air of the
tountreL and yet ho sear, enough to attend to trushrese In
: the city, this afford.. a rem oppartunlty, being within a
few minutest walk of tha eiti. A. lot of CO R. front b 7 12:1
diZtender eon I:fonr had for
sauna! pa. a. o e n ltts. of 7$ hnth to
It
front. by 174 feet deep, f i r .1310. Moen from 8200 up to
sfiFs. A plan or the e Istr can be peen at our office.
ref • 8, CUTHBERT t 8011.140. Id t.
Krasner d Rahm.
Murphy, Manua L co
Removal.
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•
EMMA
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FOR RENT.
Water-Gore Instltnw
Varnish, Varnish.
Philadelphia Varnish Manufactory,
80 and 83 North Pburth area.
MTH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE
—A Rd of ground iamb. on the cornier of 1., and
Clark atn, fronting on Logan It. 48 feet end extending
on line with Clerk 60 feet. greeted thereon ars 8
three story brio" dwelling., to good repair, enatelnlng eta
too.. end iinlehed garret earl, Alm, a lot "Atlantan the
stove,tronting o ti elan et. 31 feet. end Autending on a
line with Carpenter . . • alley, 48 feet, with 2 three story
brisk dwellings. with 6 rooms meth.goodiards. barmen".
no. The 'atoll, propnysy will rent for 00 per year. an
• offered she ep. Apply to IioLAIN 8011.21 fifth of
TO TER LADIES,
PAUL HUGIIS, 104 Market street,
ESPECTFULLY inforrao the Ladies of
Meant:grab and vicinity UM ha du just rgigived a
largo and .all Mecum': .took of Spring and Summed Dry
toGoods, whinti he Ell nal at grimily
. Feet at his
itarket it. 2d dogtrot
mhg4-11.11
AARMED TUN MORNING BY EX
PRIBI3—A largo nrortnent of Illock.T•trort,Bari.d,
- -Int(1 Nairn Pillu to which !would sollelitho attott•
don of my autonomy land Winn to genenoL
mb2.4kllwe PAUL It MM.
ASSINETTs AND uASSIMERES—HaT
oraA ri : ta. l.7:tz , of o lhAt=l named at
the. public, Ann . * pAz :titular attention to gt i l aalsoUnl
21;g7AP ". ... * trAVIV,Valt11174.1 • L """"
tohl4atAnB PAUL II II
.kjItiBROIDERIES---timring constantly on
baud • Ittite *nor troeut of Embtoidatinotall tlfr•
Allem. I would eolleit-the retronage of the puhllett
04 Market Amt.
1 03b24-dhodS
VOW OPEN-4t, 10-1 Market et, a large
Numb:went of new et le dm* gt , Surds. m e se nulcieed mm
nr,:ntillsentlnes. Frenen .n Po de Lelnss.
Elwin Robes. Muse de Were. iI
Chintz mens, es. Manemtc which
I would respectfully Write the •ttentlen of the nulles.
mh24-ditwB PAUL
nRY HIDES---500 just ree'd and for sale
OT j 49 EL MR/3MM k 00.
ANCY STATIONERY'--A new assert
mm
ales.anollngn anjiteggpm.ffi
'A
d.v4g = a " jZ S. SAD
Allegheny.
VIOTASH-10 casks Potash, prime article,
. hist. reed anal sale
SUbr
RIVER umwowin.
422 tint. and 132 Breand IL .
EFla ED SUGARS-75 bbls. Loaf Sugar,'
96 bibs Crush/Kt &ono; PowiliNted do, In
tore siad for ale We JOHN YLOYD 00,
Je23 •
173 Wood stmt.
W INDOW SLIADES--New patterns fig
pormt and 1R . ..T . 4
ie&
LEMONS -=40 'mac , to arrive by Railroad
Li Ramie by inyll) ISMAEL DICKEY &CO.
ORN —5OO hug !I !tell cd, in store and for
hoe by la •B. lIARBAUGH CO.
FISH -50 b1)18. now No. 3 Mackerel, large,
60 tudlbbls. Lin do do ' Art
nyytyly 4 ..4 for We L y .3111P4 WII.LON. 808 Wort,' .t.
D
RY FRUIT-100 bus. Dry Peaches.
1119 'do do ll_pploo far Ws by
sort . Imlay. U. COLLI
BACON -10,000 its Country Hama, Sides
..dgbooldvs, (I.,Fd and ferule bir_.•
myth, BELL it LIGGETT.
VIACKEREL--1501bla. and hf. bblo. No
a 1411. 4 " 1 " 41 '"' t " - raft H. OoLti9l3.
BOXES PRIME W. R. CHEESE
reaq this dayd for otwle by
Wn. Nrcu an
yvilliON R CO.. 219 Utertr et.
OPS-I.bille for sale by
: es.se imam& sib
lIISED OIL 50itorg I Z nr g i . g
w,inalllGS-2000 two bus, and 1000
mlto" dose d "r
"lo
k LWOW?.
ft.
FARD & OREaSE-4 bble. Lard end
bblaarsase now lending from steamer i
Web, tail All D1061)1( tXt.
dIIMAO & FLAXSiIED-25 bge. Sumac
well bat Ibuyeaa oat IsadlLi fetus aWimin Laub .
far ads by bra JR► AR MILKY It CO.
IDEPSWAX•roaak now landing from ,
"stotalerl , ,n lll ° h '` "%Mau mar aoo
COFFS—:IOO bags prime Breen Rio Oof
**jut reed mad ice Welt: 30111 i WHAM
- N0..4011 Lf eR'
-
•7Kb .b. 15 ge so,. -61-
ebvratot ilukunk Jaatrard IPOILLS k
BMONS-45 bates in store and for salt •
ar 1.1 lan= realm ca QALAD have on ae o ttrge ""-
LltinD 01L-10 bbls in store end for 1 J "*"" es" 2."'
kr not - MilLearaaastr. Tr , eit, =woo '
NOTICES, *C.
.
lIE C Partnership; heretofore:. existi ng
between B.A. LONG awl 3010;11
J11,1.1P8,_ to the
buNmr or Brass Founding sad OAS Milt/. IS this day
dissolved by mutual 011111011 t. •
The busing= or the • lite ftrat 1011 be settled by B. A.
LONG. who alone Is suthathed to collect what la dos, sad
tor Ito debts. ' 8. A. MVO.
Pittsburgh, April 20, 1856. 40I1N
rirELE business of Brass Founding and Gas
a stunt yin hereafter hrcouducted by the under-
No "
Pll t1.1.1P8 & CO, .111 hove the. PerTiCed cf 111X/1 OAL.
LaiIIIER, as Marmites.
In retiring from the Braes FonitcUnte end the /lUDs./
fnmtneee. I recommend Mean.' PIIILLIPS 00. to my
Mende and customers. •p2O • S. A LONG.
Dissolution of Paztnershiy.
FrilEpartnership heretafoin enstiag be
tween J Y. Collin,. and J. B. Mitchel. io the UsEeew
port Standard eetabiishment has been diseatikinued bran,
mutual content. All outstanding 0.1311uL0 are to
tTld . to J. B. l Mitabel, tinder whore nat. the Itellenport
8 rel l reLDO . rtblaWatri. toe d .
• V.
STIMIIA.
ANT4D IMMEDIATELY, a Coraposi
v toeahat la able to do wise Bork, at Se
per weak. t' a p' e snarl. Saturday even siN i Moe a Boy
Anyto abi to ark at Caw whowill bluely." 'bend vases.
Any anal t. if fennd militants ftrr the work. may begin
the same in th• ?delimit/port Standard omen as won as
boasible frdata of Oda natio,
split 'J. A 111TC11.131...
Dissolution.
TIIE •mof W. & MeCUTCI.IION is
j . ads day di/wired by limitation. The imbscriber
eeepolated in wine:Wl, irlth himeely L NOR.
TON, - the Omen. Pod. ce msn - commission busineee
will he continued at the turner co_ Ltherty and Irwin eta..
under th e ityl. of MI. MrCUTCHIONdg CO., who will at
tend to the nottletnent or the miming of the late dem.
Pittelmrah Aprillst, 1855. . rWid. WOOTCII ON.
Dissohthou of Co•Partnerotop.
KRE co-Partnership heretofore existing
between the nntoentorn. lb thobrobery bualoolts,
trArub of John Watt • Co.. has Mb day bum dboolibul
nutval oonnent.
The basher Of the late faun will be nettles] by Jobs
Wibenn, at the old stand on Liberty etreet, and The the
i tru nrre2e be le hereby authorises(' to use the name the
. JOHN, W TT.
January Bth , J JOLLY WI A LSON.
to retiring from the bualness. I cheerfully rererritnen
my late
c iratconar►partner, e
Jobe Wilson, to th e pet:main of mar
• JOHN ATT.
framer
J GIIN WILSON, Grocer and Commission
The r e u rc b h scarnib NolZ co n Lb iu ty th t
e i e
W a h
olesale Grocery, Pro
duce and ComMiselon business. at the old stand or John
Watt a Co.. No. 2.W Liberty street. JOON WILSON.
• _
Dissolution of to-Partners:lip.
THE partnerahip heretofore existing under
the th e .4 0. BLACKBURN tr. Cu. weit dissolved
day by wlthdreolne of 0. Blackburn from the
Erm The basin.. of the late firm erdlbesettled by elth -
er of tbe eubeorlbera, at their old stand on Water et.
0. BLACKBURN.
.Pltteburgh, April 24.18E6. 086). B. JON}B.
Uthiß day associatedwith
11 111 JAB. 1.. COOLEY. o. former Boot Keeper, the bush
141.111 be carried cm as formerly it the old etitniL N
Water et.. wider the style of JON RS COOLKT. an
...Melt the patronage of oor old custom,. mad the 008..
Il e trauma. (ME B. JONES.
Pittsburgh. April 2,1866. JAS. U. COOLIIY.
In withdrawing from .the Into firm of 0.
Blackburn fk Ca, 1 domort cheerfully recommend my old
partner. Mr. Geo. B. Jones, ad Mr. J. L. Cooley, Lo the
confldeemeof public', awl. buena for theme continua
tioh of th•PaPmege .0 Üb.mlll beetowed on the late
firm. au/ . 0. BLAOHBURLY.
, p l i
,OTICE--Thelate nrin of wink do breand
b.. bevies; teen dlessolted by the death ol John D.
e on the 20th Ina., the bushels* of sal( Info will be
nst ' by the undersignedd. at their Aim. anew Wood and
Water sta. D. MVANDLESS.tturriving Partner.
LOTARTNERSITIP—Tho tuldersikned, 0 i
the late Arm of Wick A IPDandiess, suss tole day •4
Led with him WIC —IA.II. MEANS and DARIUS:SN A
COFFIN forth. purposes of continuing the Whoteale Oro
eery and Commission business. at the old stand. slol ner o.
Wood and Water eds. Pittsburgh. under the name and
style of WO ANDLENS. MEANS k 00...ThRyrespectfully in •
rite • eontinualsoe of the patronage so ilbeeally extended
tfq!.dt. • - `'* __... D. MVANDLESS.
11in subscribers, trading under the firm
. o n H . A , b R y D mDEa L t A a NGE d .
porred
10nArhIpAI onD.he
Pitraburgh; limas 19th,1865: 11. DC LANG& .
The subscriber .ID continue the Hide and Leather but In all stn brunches, at the oil stand. h 0.515 Liberty
at and reepentfully volicitas continuation of the patron
age so libera ll y extended to the late fir.
TURD.
LO-P.ARTNERSIIIP—=We haw% day
essoclsted =melees Et a Outlet tretelneee; at . No.
erket et., the pertaep Vo date hem the Brat
under ofJanuary leet, and the badman to be thoducted under
the name and Brat of W.Meollotoekd Brothers.
WdBILINGTON MoOLINTOCH.
ALKKANDNIt hIeCLINTOCE.
ONOIIOO L IteULLNIVCIC.
Plttaborgh. Mar let. 11154.—t0718
KENSINGTON IRON WORILS. .
Co-Panzie . rahip.. •
THE subscribers having formed partner
i
ship mu:lff the narne and elite of MILL LLOYDS
OlL.for th e purpopeofenanufaettiring Iron WOOS..
kn. and baring leased the asteriaive Dolling ii. so lona
uld favorably alumnae ;the Kensington Iron Works. are
now fully prepared to furnish St their 'raze/mire 92 Wa.
ter street and ITZ Front litres' Is, all daseriptlon of Iron.
Nails, 9.e., usuany manufactured. at enstomary pries. and
favorable terms.JOHN Y
I..LLOY. MILLER.
J O
NF
GEORGE IrLA,K,•
Pittsburgh. 'tar tbudse
Stockholders °tithe Allegheny and
71 1 e! Brighton Murk Rood Co., are hereby notified
that 'en lerstalineut of Two Dollar. and Fifty Cents per
Ours le required to be
_paid to the Treagerer on or before
the FIRST DAY OP JUNK, orog.--aud the additional stun
of Two Dollar, wad Mlty Center. stut e every succeed_gg
thirty days, until all is paid.
The Tremens,. wilt receive instalment, eg the hones°,
Mrs. M. MARTHA/4. Woods Bun. on Thurrday. June.let
between thehours of 10 o'clock. A. M, and 2 o'olook P.M.
nty2.l.tbes DAVID CA MP itHL L. Tower..
Dissolution of Partnership.
Tit, firm of Eaton, Olubauson Co. is
dissolved by the withdrawing of John Wont The
Intiornieribrhggi. th ;ii=grp= " inisti
Sodality, Liardwortra o
c., Nio. IST Wigot strteD
- C. LNIIAIISE N
JOON CRAWFLICD,
SA. 'MEL REYNOLDS.'
Pittsburgh. July 211. d•
oVISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-
The Partnathip hereMre fo sainting under the name
ENNETT it Barr. has =hi day been diesoirel by the
nitbdraniug of James Bennett from the dr= The boot
of the bra Cam waled by the =heather, at
their Manuinctor7.ln Birelhoghst....
DANIEL BENNETT.
'Birmingham, Slum 29th, 18.16.-429-Imdo
OTICI bovis sold my interost inthe
bottoms of Leos. 3111ler Co. to & A. boor, 'ea.>,
/no. Phillips
_all), continuo at the old nand. No
hoot et. I area racommumd the new Arm to the
nonage orotr teloods. P.O. NtILLKIL
Title/area JUL/ 24 th. 1814.
Jlllo.laLlt
LA. LONG & CO., Bell and Brass Faun
• dare and Gm Fitter.,
wise ettantkas to the tuxes..-
dollars, Brackets, Pet. and other na Wo up bons. 'with !LUIZ And CM, make braes math:or.
of all kind. to order, 'urinals a...woad pump. and tank tr.
Una; and keep antkattrition metal conatagtly on bowl
jYai
NOTICT -
E.—The late firm of JQNES &
QOM having tomk , dbroolvo4 by tbo'doath of John
Itobiton tb. 27th bat.. the boabawo of odd arm
.
Sept 30, 1064.--oe2 11!*10 JONES, anning, pant.,
ISAAC JONES, Manufacturer of 41pri: e al
and Blister Steal, Plough SIP Steel 'Steel Plo
nix Comb and litntle Spina% 'Draw Kat Tama, al
Want Screw null and Ilanuneied Iron Ani1:01,41.0,m
HMS and Plat Amato, Plttaburab. .
ink B. ROGERS /L CO, Manufactavers of
II 1 • Rater's Patiatt. Impitise.ll3tsel
cornet of Ross mud First strAtrug. Pittsburgh. fel2.lr
JOUCE.—In cunieivence of having sold
11 ow barna:e
to a te o the Cambria Iron Com& tka .
Efr t = l :CO.. at Mill Cree=e il. ,.and Lao the nlitl
nerahlp ondeting order Cr, firm of IMO 2 SHOENCER
(MK. ot Cato Mis inartare, we both Macleod. no Wel
nam win be settled op by the manager. at the Furnace
and George 0. Moat who are a:lathe:deed to we the name
of the reepesdloa firms in eettling with, tontines.
/IEOINtI. KIIIOO.
Kara I. nob. abslll P. 81.10ENBERAEL
D. W. 11=3TRR. ... . . .. CICIMACW
IkW. CAMIXIAI3I4OI3
arid Forerardion NeXT/note and 'Dealers c . era th a
Attaboneb. Cincinnati, and other.
tam: to., Non 93 and 96, ;Inca nttnt, Pthatonlih.
Thlcuideraignelhaving formed aco-partner
ahlp, under the Aria of D. W. T: INN •00 Cr the
txansaeldon of a General Amor, Comadadon, Fortirardion
andProdne buelnew, at b10a.93 and 91 1 1 . 7 etreert, are pte
pared to give medal attention to ordas, receiving
and tbrenerding produce and toerehan end to the ex
ecration of .11bl:coiner that may be entrllK usted to their ear • .
W. IMINF
MUMMA,
Ram to—Carte t Than - , WlliLmHale a r i d W
Wildly
_a Co.; P. flethrra: C. 44 am! • a
3:117 o tiel-1W _
....4.;‘ , Kalre mane, aq.;noionionStoner
a2dt,
PAUL lIUOUB.
NONIOE: Joseph 'Fletaine having aeon
thaad with iddt Jateldt !awl. boeloositereaft•
be conducted vadat the etyleelJOBßli .L.BliL a CO. • t
the old stand. mum of Bmlthadd Led Itoarth otteetr.
Jen
CO-PARTNERSIIIPI—Having g wool ated
La. Ward with aria Iv th• Drsti boEatts. the had
¢••• will he carried on 110110 ele data, under the wok o
S. E sigwras a 00.
===
...... s. WALD.
E. sELLKEiII 4Z CO., WllOlOBB3O and
s Mall Dealer* In Drum, Paints, on, p sn g.b,
a Fa 1571V00d iftrest. IN
.feirl Starch.
6) BOXES T. J. WOODS' just rec'd
(11,42...014,....nt5wi1tre galb7
s
M 7 AuDy
Fancy Chtna Store.
VIODKINSODE4 FANCY. CHINA: STORE
MurourA t
.N=4llllr=al. 4 3-!ksind
WWI. or in N armanss. imuma PlicoNior oak. ".
sigiramd
PLUM= INVEMON.
IMPORTANT re!sei4fizNriN gs ld YOR,
4 ru.thit
3m 1
tai.pt ere ta ii
rlti:Ml:x....n.Asospuii:-Orrit6:l:-...114
tb.
MESSES. EDWIN & JAE M. ULARK
00111.11=0—liatillitletitotaar:HatigAttl. ths Nao
•"roted Oc 6 a=l 4 irti n si d liZ e :L ne t am ßoattr irr = rig=
Willa with M following Mittman% as thermion arm in
. ststigation:
...
: 11 . 7 1104. ... 74.17 7: b. L 1 J0n5 ,: 1 ad.1aut.d . rh .trim s eL to trL uita. ilin t..... l
• "a bsso ...iwnotiii : rie tith do .m tt r g"WaPn air a. tbe ill b u ir• orur f the le i n auftl red d l.. axoel . Buil : tow.7 l: 7 ln .wia "ltillili tTiall : 1 ; 7 " . T : l 6lil t sd r ijo . ". a ft sM o tthi :d trui till 64 : m.il y thi2 t lsl ou th al ld sulm ot b"b Ler .... 6 :2 l : ::::::l .
grenation.. lt =Von little r , 4 ,.. \ c0 : be Fiend
tb. cooditim of the mann" at loran sod t nos its Mew
ress of sonstrartkmAnd mall anima of rapine Tooditto
tO RSA tt, rapidity of arlanna pie hoof. takes Into oon
caldise=a al mA tis 110
rxi l pata i lsill i
ra v ed . m . l arti aap = ueloa cie tchl
It does not minor take Use ;rig of the old ennolkated
maims berstotosused.
Pixotoor.fdatia
Tours Min; _
of Philadelphia.
This wiltiabHaXill umA ran itmr liesinsu M W_O b 4l:- thin Nos.
211 Arett id, amt to thil Theatre: Plolpisiii. fr om tau
;Mork in tbe ,
n til twelve o'elooKandissin two
o'clock in es aftersiow until Mr, br time MOW%
parehassOinsity or Stahl tbut The oittootoo
UV* mill tO MO mat nimbi. Midas nd GOMM for
sale. and Ira sin all tatisfsenon relatl. 'o it.
&Woos ot "mem la this pronsiabss apsestatim M ar._,,_
do mato Nam , / we Men. ea liside manna ord
Tb. prim MOO the Rands. anoalliodia:::=
Statesat,inatiff ths mat tiraidln wareb aisd
til Lb* hat, for make over alstr thousand (4
of tha Patent Mathes him beso MI Toe _Pititt.lSz
win and Jam X. '
rowting ossiodo&au . e• li
Me Ma for the pe of wal ing
__'
BUM Olielittl and Mate .
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Ina asxtkirritips ka t05ar.....-- - -
to v - -
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