Vittshurg 05attte.
PITTSSIaTr.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 11., 1857
0777CfAL PIPER OF THE C/Tr..till
News of tit° City and Neighborhood•
Tar COCKS'S. Coas asTlos.—Tho Convention, cal
led for the purpose of taking into consideration the
questions touching the matter of taxation in this
county. to which delegates were elected at the prima
ry meetings of Saturday last, assembled at the Court
House at ten o'clock yesterday morning.
A temporary organisation was effected, by calling
T. J. Bighorn, of Lower St. Clair township,•to the
chair. Ed. Campbell, Esq., city, Hugh S. Fleming,
Esq., Allegheny, and Robert APLain, Esq., Findley
tp., were chosen Secretaries. - The temporary organ
isation of the meeting being completed, J. A. Ekin,
of Elizabeth, moved that a committee of five be cho
sen to report permanent officers for tha Convention.
- Tbo list of delegates was as follows :
P satann.—Ftrst Word—John Willock, James
Craw rd.
A' '. ad—William Phillips, Jas. B. Murray. •
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Th d—Ed Campbell, Jr., John 11. Bailey.
Forth—Robert Galway, William S. Lovely.
Fi —First District—D.C. Kammerer, Jos. Kayo.
&seen —John Roth. George Hamilton.
Six —Dr A. G. McCandless, J. C. Cummins.
Sr , nsh—Dr. Arthurs,Bernard Kane.
E; t—Daniel McCurdy, Christopher Magee.
NiathJ. O'Hara Denny, Philip Drum,
Av.t.sonasr.—Rrst Word—C.ll. Paulson, E. C.
Gregg.
Scroud—Tliomai Williams, Stephen H. Geyer.
Thard—Williani M. Stewart, Thomas Farley.
Fourth—Wm. Coleman, Jacob Painter.
Bononons—Bisweiughoet—First District—James
Salisbury, 0..1. Osman. Second—Thos. McKee, Job
Wareham.
df 'K.:sport—H. B. Sinclair, W. It. Hill.
Elisabeth—J. A. Ekin, Samuel Frew.
Ersa Birosiaghous—Adam lienthorn, R. B. Carua .
hen. .
West Pittsburgh—T. E.6l3rkbride, J. S. Beale.
Maurherter—J. S. Ilall.J. B. Kennedy.
Lturrenterille—lt. 1.. Ewalt, Col. H. McCullough.
&Ida:ley—Dr. A. W. Black, T. 11. Nertu.
Tarentosi—Georgo Duphorn.
Tewasnles—EhanherA—M. Henderson. Jas. Pat
terson.
J,4rsoa—d. I . M . l hny , Robert Wilson.
i,...cu.nilga..3ohniil;.ok,J ,
Bald wit. —Wm. Monte, David Wilson.
Sono-den—Wm. Stuart, Jas. Moan..
l'pper C/oir--Joa Connor, Samuel Morton.
Luecer St. (Noir—T. J. Dighton, Wm. Dilworth. Sr.
Smut. Fayette—G. V. Coulter, Richard Boyce.
..Vorth Ftlyette—B. A. Vevey, Jos. Jhbustou.
Findley—Bobert 31'Claren, A. M. Stalwart
Robiems-11. B. Guthrie, Wm. Glass.
Neritle—it. B. Phillips. A. Hamilton.
Se.ickler—D. E. Nevin, Paul A. Way.
oAio--John O'Neil, Wm. Morrison.
A. Gibson, John M'Clinton.
FroaGe—Daniel Sarver, Leri Richey.
31'C'tsmtlIce.-11. B. Herron, Wm. Peebles.
Ron—Hervey Holtman. Robert Morn" ,
..litverre-11. S. Fleming, A. M'Allister.
Wee Deer—J. M'Oill, Alex.
800 Drer—L. Peterson, Alex. Pillars.
Foom—M. T. Anderson, John Hunter.
fatinum—Wm. Henderson, T. S. Hart.
Moon—Thomas M'Feulden, W. P. Ferree.
Iflarlirre—Moses Chess, Henry Ingram.
Pitt—Lamle Jones, E. D. Onszam.
rollias—Thomas Mellon, Thomas Davis..
Peebles--First District—Dr. J. R. AleClintm•k
Samuel Beitler. Second District—A. L. Garrison, 31
Swart:welder.
Wilki.—lsaac Mills, - Daniel Boontr.
Pam—lL B. Stotler, Christian Stoner.
Plum—George Sharp, Hugh Rose.
Puttee-James M'llinley, S. M. Brintlyt.
Versoillett—W. A. Shan, John Sill.
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Two sots of delegates appeared from Sewickley tp.
Mr: Shields, one of .the delegates. made a statement
of the circumstances under which the delegation to
which ho belonged was chosen. Mr. Way made •
statement on his part of the circumstances under
which the opposite delegation was-elected. A small
pumps at arms occurred between Mr. Kammerer
and Major Willnek, which passed off playfully. After
mime discussion, in which Mr. It. P. Nevin, of Se
wickley, and Thom:. Williams. Esq., participated,
Mr. Paul A. Way and Rev. Daniel E. Nevin were
admitted on a division of the house, ayes 73,
nays 311..
Mr. Shields, just before the vote was taken mount
set the stand and stated that he was elected a dele
gate as a known and strenuous opponent of anything
like repudiation, which announcement was received
with a mingled storm of cheers and hisses. In the
vote which ensued, Mr. S. nod his colleague, Mr. R.
P. Nevin, received but 26 votes as above.
James A. Ekin's motion to appoint a committee to
report permanent offteers for the Convention was
called up. The committee consisted of James A.
Ekin, John Willock, Thomas Mellon, S. 11. Geyer,
J. A. Gibson.
A majority and minority report.ax submitted.
Tho majority report recommended Therese Farley
of Allegheny. Fa Pre‘ident, and tho miutzrity
rec
ommended .tom• 11. Murray.
Mr. Farley eras eloctml.
Vies Presidents—Dr. A. G. McCandless and Wm.
Morrison.
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The Secretaries were the same as under the tem
porary organization.
Mr. Farley made a modest speech on taking the
chair, in reference to his own abilities to preside.
Mr. Bighorn moved that a committee of seven be
appointed to report resolutions. Carried. The emu
adttee consisted of Messrs. T. J. Bighorn, Thomas
Williams, John Willock, Thos. Mellon. S. B. Geyer,
Isaac Mills, Daniel McCurdy and S. M. Brinton. I
Mr. McCurdy. of the 6th Ward, submitted resole
tions in reference to the economical expenditure of
the ronnty funds, passed no a meeting in that ward, I
and moved that they be referred to the ci,mtnittoe on
resolutions. Adopted.
Ed. Campbell, k:sq., submitted a similar resolution
which was also referred to the committee.
Dr. Gazzam made a speech and called the erten-
tion of the committee to the proposed sale of the
Main tine of the Public Woaks to the P. R. R., and '
submitted that subject to the consideration of tie
committee and the Convention.
Mr. Way alone voted no on this question.
A committee will appointed to procure a leere ebb
vsniunt place for holding the ISlnceetion in the after
noon.
A very Interesting discussion sprung op in refer
ence CO the hour to which the Convention should ad
journ. A motion to adjourn till 2 o'clock was at
length carried.
Mr. Swartzwelder moved that the Convention ad
journ till two o'clock to meet in the same place and
learn what place the committee had secured for a
further setting.
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The Convention eseembled at Lafayette Hall
Mr. Farley, President of the Convention.
Mr. Ekin read a series of resolutions adopted by
the eitieene of Elizabeth borough, which were referr
ed to the committee on resolutions.
• 11r. Kammerer moved that we repudiate the cost
of hiring the Hall. Mr. Kennedy deprecated the
charge of repudiation. Mr. Kammerer retorted with
much feeling. A committee was appointed to col
lect money to pay fur the use of the Hall.
Mr. Williams procession to address the Convention
in recorder= with a vote passed in the forenoon.
He declared that ibis Convention he hen Lam ex
plaudit, roe, be hod predicted long, trod now you
(the people) are hero. No Convention, no sovern
binge of men in this county, had ever come together
with so great interests in their hands se this. It it,
not a question whether you shall to taxed en addi
tional 4 bet 14 mills.
The gloom which swept over this city at the time 1
of the great fife was as nothing to that which now
impends over it. You, follow-cidione, are mmy of
you uninformed; it is not your fault, but that of thoso
whose duty it is to keep the state of mutters before
ou. They hid come to unveil the matters which
have boon kept in darkness. Upon him was involv
ed they duty of telling them where they ore mod how
they limn escape the condition in which they are.—
Sconeople had said ho, the speaker, was a little
mad pf thht question t but if eo, there was method in
his madness. In the worn. of St. Paul ho might
say, "lam not matt. but speak for the the words of
truth and where..."
lib proeeened.to ray that while on our Western I
frontier even, property brings almost fabulous prices,
property here was sinking continually and the num
ber of taxable. growing fewer. Why is this ? By
the finandering of individuals who were to make
this a city equal to Loudon about seven years ago.
We are now eight millions in debt, equal to a debt of
ono hundred and sixty millions on the State All
yma property has been lain tbe duet by thorn who
profemed to speak in the name of the people. The
railroad debt of 'ittshnrgh and Allegheny now
amounts to five and a half millions of dollars. And
this has been effected by submitting the questions
not to the people s. but to grand juries and secret
boards of Commies/opera. A mortgage of la per rout. '
own our property, sad in rental wo have the little
(A u den, Valley R. R., Connellaille It. IL, As. We
bare a declining population, a reined hoe-hold and
this done by • press which refused to hear the other
side.
The second question as how did we come into tins
condition
By what is a novelty in legislation a thing mt.
known to history by people who can convert rags pod
ink into millions of the precious metal. Certain acts
of assembly-pat no in debt, and now we learn that
four mats additional tax is to ho paid Upon your
property. And this is bet the beginning of the end.
And it is mid, we don't care what this convention
may do.the isseestneuts are out.
Mr. Williams then pawed to a short history of the
Sambenville and Allegheny Railroads, and he Mans
ner in which the subscriptionito those and eimilar
roads were made. The subscription was undo by
authority of Grand Juries end Commiseioners and
at the time be, Mr. Williams, prototttod against it
there Mr. Williams read his protest filed at the time
when suds subscription was made.] Mr. Williams,
then read the opinion of Judge Mach, given in
Somerset, in which ho took the lame.ground Mr.
William. then and now occupies. Judge Black
afterwiids 'gave his opinion on the other side.
Mr. Vilifiesa stated that when this question shall
crone before the Supreme Court. they will Pat their
heal en It by a vote of illness Sto 1. So it least be
had been informed.
Mr. Williams after: BO= remarks upon the bill
. of rights, went into a further history of the Alle
gheny IL It., how the subsmiptinns was proctored by,
getting sham` subscriptions in New York and " rt.
promise of bonds from the up river counties. Now
Allegheny county is rolled upon to pay up whether
the other counties pay or not. We are
the ground be
tweenupper and the nether mill stone while
they go scot free, Mr. W. hadtfound that thorn most
anxious about this repudiation were the ones who
- never paid their own private debts. Mr. Williams
deprecated in-the strongtat tenni the ides that be
cause the people desumdedinveetigetioirthat it should.
stigmatised ae repudiation.
then reviewed the hiatory of the ruhrorip
• 'Um to the Steubenville Railroad. lla referred to
the meson of theCouneils in thist et y it-
he 'l
Oat city bad' made her bosittfid• s • ticottler' thattbe
" 6 . 44,lll tlitiarn sibecriptioa bad been ' made fo r
r
Then elms.,
Then followed a review of the Connelbwille road.
Gen. Latimer wanted it to be. built and Gen. Lari
mer was a great man in those days. lie showed how
Baltimore refused to subscribe, Baltimore agreed to
endorse our bonds and accefted by us. Where 4E4
your money go in these subscriptions? Go to those
who used it awl squandered it and enquire of them.
Mr. W. would never pay the debt incurred against
this county. against which ho bad protested at the
limo when incurred. lie would sooner sea his prop
erty swallowed up than he would pay a copper. It
was not a matter of conscience or a question or
morals. HO would no 20ar talk about “1011a15 111 the
support of a gambling house. No man has a right
to touch his projlerty or that of his fellow citizens
without his consent. We pay allegiance to the gov
ernment for the protection it gives us, not for taking
our property from us; Allegheny county woo not in
tended for a railway manufactory. The authorities
of the county were established to protect, not to pion-
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dor us.
Mr. W. coucluded by stating that ho intended to
lira up to tho protest ho had made more than four
roars ago. Ito nom intended to pay one rent of
the tax now proposed to be lerial—nororp newer,
never.
T. 11. Nevin, of Sewickley, submitted a resolution
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in tho following word.:
Rep-deed, A. the .onto of this Convention that tho
county io bound in honor and good faith to meet all
tho responsibilities incurred by the legal act or acts
of the County Commissioners and that we repel with
indignation the charge of repudiation made against us.
Laid upon the tablo until after the reading of tho
main reeolutione which were declared to be ready.
T. J. Bingham, Eaq., Chairman of Committee on
Rceolotions then read rho following.
17e.c.INNI let. That the people of Allegheny Co.
have the right peaceably to aasembla (notwitbmand
ing many flippant insinuations to tho contrary) and
insthuto a strict., thorough and marching enamina-
lion into the Commissioner's and Trustees offices o
said County—and 111/10 into the affairs of such rail
road corporations in which the city and county aro
the principal stockholders as base already repudiated
or may bo likely to repudiate these solemn engage
ments to the city and county, and seeking to impose
upon the people the payment of the money thew
companies are legally and morally bound to pay.
2. That no reject with worn, as unworthy of this
ego and county, the outrageous doctrine thoughtless
ly hroaehed by Judge Mack, nod reproduced an the
corner stone of the Itailroad Manifesto recently pub
lished ,probably at public expense) that the people
of Pennsylvania hart no inherent rights—are prac
tically slaves—that sovereignty, supreme, unlimited
and uncontrollable, Vesta in tho Legislature and may
la transforred;if a hare majority seesllt, to our mod
ern railroad kings ; and, that we, awe people, have
no right to life, liberty and property—no retirees in
coon of their violation, unless an exprom reservation
in the constiUstional bill of rights can be found fer
our protection.
3. That we, once for all, give notice that wo, the
people, have certain inalienable, rights—many of
which are not expressly reser-ad—which we do not
choose to recognise as the boon of • pliable, auily
commted legislative majority ; and that, though free
tickets. oyster suppers .d wines, may insure all that
in desired, our tights will be defended at ell extrem
ities.
4. That a committee of eighteen be appointed with
power as sub-committees to examine and report to
an adjourned meeting of thin Convention on Tuesday,
231 inst., such measures of protection and redress aI
the emergency may require. Said committee to re
port spe•ieilr.-1. If money has been roceired by
any county Accra or ag ent from any of those Rail
road Companies. 2. If it be true that warrants are
and have Men issued by the County Commissioners,
payable at a future day and neceptod by the County
Treasurer, pledging our necroing rerenu. for Rail
road purposes. 3. TO enquire if the County Cott,
missioticrs will not agree to withhold the duplicates
until the '23.1 inst., and if they porrist to collect melt
tax to outer it in a separate column, so that each .s
payer may understand bow much he pays for mit.
road purposes. 4. To enquire if the Commissioners
hare needlessly expended count• funds to defend
themselves. 5. To ask the County Commissioners
promptly to diAntiss from their employ any attorney
or agent, who has prostituted his position to the iu •
jury of the county. It. To inquire what- further
' guards can be devised to protect the people against
the enormous power now claimed by the County
Commie:Wooers awl Treasurer.
In regard to the repudiating Railroad Companies.
Feld Committee to inquire:
1. With the provisions of the acts of Assembly.
and ordinances of Council, observed by the city and
County officers„ in issuing these Railroad Bend.-
2. Mare tho conditions of said laws and provisions
of said centre is been faithfully 'unformed by said
Companies. 3. At what prices and to whom bare
the City and County Bonds been sold. by wham are
they 110 w hold, and how many are probably in the
hands of original purchasers, 4. Wm 'any sibter •
fogs resorted to by any of said Companies in the sale
Of OSehlingo of 631k1 beetle by the allowance of es
horbitant prices fur work done or iron purchased.
5. Have nay of thorn repudiating Railroad t'rempa:
airs assets io the hands of their officers, •availahle to
pay or eeeoro accruieg interest. un.l if so, hose our
County Commisnioners secured is lieu on such, to
prOtect the County from ultimate lose. 6. Ace the
officers of these repudiating Companies still charg
ing and receiving their usual salaries. 7. To
inquire into the propriety of liar ing the cowl
PO far en completed, and other amets of these non
paying companies, vested in trustees more competent
to take charge of the same than the preuset e Auer.
or the County COMMinniOnern. S. To moon.e ins,
the propriety of resting all City and County certift
eaten of Stock, together with the assets of such in
solvent corporation,. in trustees, iu order that the ,
tax-payers and bond holders may previete for the I
worst V. To inquire into any other matter of public e
interest that will enable the convention to devise fur
ther remedies for present difficulties.
5. Re..11,.1, That this convention do enter int solemn
protest against the sale of the Main Line of the Penn
sylvania Canal, Portage and Columbia Railroads. to
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company—end request
the Cummiationers to make nu application for an in
junction to restrain such sale.
6. Rr501...41, That the County Commissioner 1--e
enjoined to apply for an iejunction to restrain the
Penna. Railremel Company subscribing to and works
ing ether Railromle, especially those beyond the
' limits of our own State.
7. 17..01red, That if any county officers, or any
of the Railroad corporations, refuse investigation—
that the committee be iustructuel to regard it tOI II
badge of fraud-11 admission of the truth of the
charges attributed to them in the public mind; and
that the committee be instructed to treat tuck officers
or company at guilty in manner and form as they
stand indicted.
Mr. Swart:welder followed Mr. Bigham in corm
remarks in relation to the resolutions. He trinhed to
see nn investigation which should disclose the legal
rights of all parties. Let it go forth distinctly to the
country. that this is no repudiation convention, nor
ono squinting in that direction. Mr. S...thea offoretl
the following resolution. an a substitute for those of
the committee:
leroanraf, , That, while this convention is utterly
opposed to any repudiation of the city or county
tends, yet they are decidedly in favor of a thorough
investigation of the mode and manner of their holm
and of their deposition.
Edward Campbell. Jr., of this city, remarked that
Mr. Swartrwelder's resolution declared that we are
opposed to may repudiation of isoy city or county
bombs, which was assuming the whole matter to be
investigated, and for that reason he could not vote
for it. He MOTO it ho laid on the table.
Senator (lIIMILM hero attempted to speak, w hen a
scene of indescribable confusion occurred, and fur a
moment the Senator was shouted down. At length,
however, he ascended the forum and spoke against
laying the resolution of Mr. B. on the table.
ills remarks were mostly touching the sale of the
Mtt Lino of the pablie works to the P. R. R. He
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cal upon the convention to speak agaiust that In
iquit , and also tripaan the resolution of Mr. Swartz
welder. The question on laying Mr. S.'s resolution
on the table was taken by yeas and nays. The vote
stood : yeas, 72; ntiys, 27; not voting, li.
So the resolution swan laid upon the table, and
the main resolutions, /MP above, were adopted.
Mr. T. 11. Nevin milled up his resolution as before
recorded. On the top of that, Col. Gibson. of Pine
fp., moved an adjournment, while Mr. Nevln's M.O.
lution was yet pending, and it was carried by accla
mation. Adjourned.
,ACCIDENT 0.11 YOE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD... 4(
scrims accident happened on this road, on Tuesday
evening, the particulars of which we learned from a
passenger. The traio was coming west, from Phila
delphia, and when steer Huntingdon, at 5 o'clock.
P. M., while passing El bridge just east of that place,
the locomotive ran against a cow that was on the
track. The cow-catcher threw the animal up the
embankment, from whence it rolled down again,
falling under the baggage ear, throwing it and the
first passenger ear off the track. Tho coupling of
The latter broke, and the two ears went over the em
bankment, falling some 16 feet. Fortunately, none
of tho passengers wore seriously injured,—none,
fact, except a few bruises Inflicted by the falling
stone. The Conductor, 1..1. Crane, had his shoulder
dislocated.'. The other care were saved from going
over by the presence of mind of a brakeman named
Swivel', who skied at his post muttony._
The train came on immediately, and arrived here
on time. The Conductor did not leave his poet, not
withstanding his accident, until he reached Altoona,
whore the train changed Conductors.
A CASE or COESCIXECE.—Yesterday alleEoooa, a
man named James Thompson, appeared before May
or Wearer, and confessed to having committed a rub
bery, stating that his coneelence troubled him to each
an outcast that hecould not rest until he had given
himself up. Be pays ho came to Ibis city about two
weeks ago, and went to board at the " Boone at
Male," situated tit the foot of Grant street. lie got
op early ono morning, and, in bootleg for his hat,
saw ahandoomo black dress-coat babied the door,
Which he was tempted to pot on. Ito wont upstairs
and saw three swatches hanging on nails along the
shall. 110 took'coo of them, a silver watch, and
ravened it forl small anionot of wormy. The coat
sold to some one on the bank of rho river. Mr.
John Woods, proprietor of the house referred to, was
lent for, and hisi goods were restored. He refus ed to
Prosecute Thompson, however, and the latter was
discharged, atter a lecture from Mayor Weaver.
Tax "June Frieder."—True to the general
theory, but contrary to general expectation, we
are enjoying the annually promised Juno fresh
et in the Allegheny. Yesterday It was pouring
out at a terrible rate. The coal boat men and
lumber boat min, we noticed, were taking advan
tage of it. Beieral pairs of coal boats were tow
ed out of the elniTgiah 3fonongahela, where there
was no curren , into the Ohio, made rapid by
Allegheny.l All that are ready will doubt
less peso out . ; The barges that are ready wiT
also getout.
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I Int Now Bsitits.—Today at 10 o'clock the books
till open for ea don to the stock of the
remain
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it? Bonk and Allegheny Bank, and will
?yen for a week, The book, of the Iron City Bank
rill be found at the Merchants' Exchange, and the
Allegheny Baal; at Peterson's 1141 for the firsttlirea
1 .7 1 of lb. Mem:a week. and tin remaining three at
e 240fthsete Brehsage, In this city. Subscribers
in be restnnizukd to two shares each to.da7. and
Tons each tontorow. /
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TILEXIINDOVI FRYAMST—S4O,OOO WORTH 01
LCXIII.B.. DISTUOTED. —ne rains of the past
few days have been very heavy to the north of
us, and the Allegheny consequently was swollen
very rapidly. It commenced rising here on
Tuesday evening, and by ,noon yesterday had
risen eight feet, but then commenced to recede.
-Ever since the late rise, large numbers of
rafts of lumber and timber have been tied up
along the shorts of the Allegheny. Main this city
up to Sharpsburg, ready to be floated down
when wanted.
The river rose so unexpectedly during Tues
day night, that but little effort was made to
secure these rafts, and so rapidly, that by mid
night they were beginning to break loose and
go adrift. From midnight to daylight the ra
pidly rising stream was bearing them away on
its turbicPbosom, and the watchman at the old
Illegeny bridge says he could hear them con
stantly surging against the piers and making
the old fabric tremble all over. What number
of rafta 'Stoke loose we are not yet able to say:
but the shores above the city are pretty well
swept. Large numbers were dashed against the
piers of the bridges and torn in pieces, and
probably but few, if any, escaped this fate. The
amount of lumber and timber thus destroyed is
estimated at $40,000, very little of which was
insured.
The following named persons, among numer
ous others, aro heavy losers: Messrs. Hand,
Wickersham, Poor & Heed; Heath & Lucas; J.
Herron; Cook, Harney St Co.; Horner &
Watson & Co. lost two empty flats, and Captain
Dennison two loaded metal boats and three
empty flats. His loss is covered by insurance
in_a Wheeling office.
We presume but little of the lumber will be
secured again. The most of it will' become
trophies to the wreckers along tho river below.
Cover or QP opp.P S P.+ &C.—Before Judges
McClure, Ad... and Parke:
I:ONMSDAY morning. June !O
In the ease of tho Commonwealth vs. Jame: , Craig.
indicted for wsanlt and battery. on oath of Daniel
o'Cdnnell O'Neil, the Jury rendered a verdict of
guilty.
Com. vs. Wm. B. Marks indictment bigamy, 00
oath of Samuel Stiteell. Defendant is charged with
haring married Elisabeth Stitsell, daughter of the
prosecutor, in Allegheny city, while having a wife still
living in d Armstrong county. After the earn had pro
gressed some length. Mr. Mahon, counsel for the de
fendant, stated a defence would be useless, and there
fore put in a plea of guilty. Prisoner remanded for
sentence..
Com. Ts. Margaret Baker; indictment larceny, on
oath of ICAline. Defendant who was a servant in
tho family of the prosecutor, a tailor on Liberty st,.
was charged with haring stolen about $75 in money
on the lath ult. Verdict not guilty.
Com. re. Hugh Maher, of the First Want: indiet
went selling liquor without Ikons. Defendant
plead guilty, Bud wee sentenced to pay a Gnu of
$4O arid costs of prosecution.
Com. n. Frrlileif, Penny: indictment bigamy.—
The defendant, it appeared, bad boon married in
England, but loft his wife and came to America, and
on arriving at New York, married& girl named Mar
garet Nolan. The Court. when Hume filets were made
known, derided that the ease "did not come within
the jurisdiction of this court. A verdict of not guilty
wee then rendered.
C 0113,6. Daniel arid Elisabeth Anti Macey in
dictment assault and battery. on oath of Robert
Bronson. Tho parties hro iu West Deer township.
sod Mut some trilling dispute shoot laud, which led
to the present difficulty. ton
A BEArrIFM. TOM:TAM—Our friend, Mr.
Sculley, whose neat and well fUrnished store is
on the corner of Fourth and Ferry streets, has
:last placed on hit counter one oft he choicest soda
Fountains t hat was ever put up in the West. Pray
call and look at it. We need not ask people to
try his Soda when once they have accepted the
above invitation: during this sultry went her they.
will do that no a runner of course. It in enough
for us to hare indicated to the public whore they
can procure an innocent and refreshing bever
age from a founi that can never poison them
THE 111014 CITY 13...sa.—The number of shares
subscribed yesterday, in lots of six and tinder,
amounted to 3540. This makes ti2lB shares
subscribed, mid as there are hut Stahl shares in
all, there will be but 1782 ',bares left for sub
scribers to-day. As subscribers can take eight
shares, each, to-day, this amount will soon be
absorbed, and the books will probably close to
day.wit h the entire stock subscribed. The rush
yesterday, was greater thiiti any day helot o.
Pliowtern.—Yesterday morning, A toiy named
Thomas M..Clidkey. about tan year, age. liras
secidentally droaued in the Allegheny river. oppo
vita the month of tho l'etineylvenia Canal, t,, falling
tram a skiff while engaged m rah-hot lowlier ilia
looly as not recovered al UAL SlYnAti. A
tly the way. what has 1..-.0..m0 tho apparent
once Irelonging to the city for the reattscitatattn an.l re
rttvery ..1 clroweatl f.ara.m
Aucortexr Basw.—The commissioner. of
this bank trill transfer their hooks to the Mer
chants Exchange. to-day. where all desirous t.)
subscribe can du o. As there am likely to be
many who cannot gel all the stock they want in
the Iron City Bank, they will have an oprortu•
pity no make an equally good subscription.in the
other.
Pint AT ROCIIT*TTA—A I Amt 12 ~dock on Tee,
day night. n hen broke nut in the t'itr manufdeturing
rstabli.hment at Rochester. 2i mile.. Feiner the city.
It commenced near rho engine and boilers. and the
injury done to tho hollers and caging house is esti
ranual at slooo—insurod. Lumber to the amount of
Iwo. belonging Is. Kirk h Rhodes, MLA MlA..:cle•trOy
ed. The cur factory will he in operation again iu
fear drys.
F,RIPITVRE SALE IT ALL.LOIIeNT CITT.—We were
mi•-informed in regard to the cola of furnitnro at
rel. Bina'. Into residence On Ridge tweet, Alleghe
ny city. It a./ not take place until Mir teeming,
at ion o'clork. Thir rale Fb.,ul.lleo attended by them
who would obtain good ferniturn, at low price•.
Tar young man. Ornham, who was no badly
injured last week by the raring in of a hank at
Rochester, died on Thursday last. Ile was
about 25 years of age: MA parents reside in
Rochester.
Tar. Covutrrcn which the revolutions iiesiieit in
be Convention ycsteriey cell for, will be announevil
through the newslimiers : so the Pre+plow, Mr. Far
ley, etinouneeil.
Dadsr.n.—A boy named Cnmwmeyep whew, pa
rent,. reeide in the Uth Ward, wee drowned in the
Allegheny, yosterilny, while engaged in catching
drift wood.
Cool., puro and delicious
is the Soda Witter,
of Ch., 11. Super,
Cor. Penn and St. Clair St
AMONG the most refreshing and wholesome of Sum•
mar beTer.ge. , we place Supsw's Soddy Wafer first.—
It is flavored with delicious Orange, and Vanilla
Cream Pyrups—.ln the'preparallon of which ha excels.
Ills coolers being composed of large coils of block
tin pipes, deeply Imbuddod:in Me, it is always de
lightfully cool. 4
Convent - IAL Ttuoriti.resttr. Ayer'. business
Agents are a pleasant annual to us, coming about as
Purely as the year.—We can say of them what we are
lorry we cannot of all such visitors—that they are
uniformly gentlemen. They are known to us of tho
press, es able and reliable, accomplished ba sins,
men of a character well worthy the benevolent call
ing in which they are engaged, of promulgating the
best remedies for the sick, this age afforrls. Success
to you gentlemen and to your cause, Per both deserve
success.-11nriforei
31. r. T. S. !lastly, who has lately favored on with a
call, does ample credit to our brother's views, and we
commend him to the cordial reception of cur frater
nity—long may ho ware._
Duck COATIFOO,(Whit4 land Cord,) French Drills
pr Summer Pants, plain and figured. Milk and Mar-
Vestings in large variety, no* on hand at
Carriaghan's, Allegheny City. Our stock of ready
made furnishing goods embraces the most popular
styles of dress in general use, and prices made an
inducement.
Illnwitan has its evils as . well as other reasons of
the year, to guard against which we should over take
timely precaution. When the appetite begins to fall,
the tongue to fur, and the mouth to have an unpleas
ant taste, f'arter's Spanish .If aura should be Instant
ly resorted to, as by so doing a eerie. spell may be
avoided.
o.ne l'
ONLY PLAce whore 'Ticket.' can be
procured Oa
CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO,
TO CHICAGO AND THE NORTHWEST,
111 the oak. of the Company, Monongahela Home, No.
lA , end oppoelte the Pennerivents Depot, corner
of Wayne and Liberty street..
mytilitteremT 'orb) P. KNOWLAND, Agent.
10.10 TUE STOCKHOLDERS OF TILE PITTaItO RCM
TRUST COMPANY.—NotIce la hereby Oven, that •
poeml meeting of the Stockholders of .old Company will
IN held et their Banking Howie osaMONDAY, the Ittil day of
JUIIIO, lea. et lOo'clock, ac. to take into conetieration
Hie
Ne t
noon thn privileges of weld Company imposed
by the Act of Amenably of We Commonwealth., entitled
"AEI Act Dilating to Ranks, Sating. Trod and Itontrance
Conoimalee,” approved Nov. 11, 18hi, and in view thereof,
the expedioncy or disenliing Wd fkirporatlfin. and of elocb
log Trona«a m porwidtal by do let motion of tho Act 01
, Amanita] of l.t Apt 11,1822 By °rat of the Rood of M-
I roctors. JOHN D. SCULLY, Cashier.
4 ,
L05,..__,.. Certificate for air. li fireLl LILOCk
Ln the Martian Valley Itallroall pany, hin
a.
laannito W. W. YOUNG, dated March 16tit 16. She un
..k...4.1.1 having made applicattnk to the prow =Deers I,
• now certificate, all term=an =talky mationed ititnlnnt
negotiating that da•cribod above.
• myltehordime W, W. YOU? °.
CITIZEN'S SANK
CITIZENS' BANK, Pirrsnuion, piny
'Mr 19, 1856.--Nottee lo hereby giron to the ttioaholders
of this Bank, that to for the subectiption of the (16q
-000 of adititiunal capital stock. (authorized by the Pita lOp.
plerueszt 1011, charter of the Citizens Deposit Book.) will
I I =N U L DA2'tI ..10 0 1 '"'
LorIyYS and
1190..
a and Porilialt trransen. •
CALL AT „LOVE, JONES & CO'S, 110
Wood greet, near fifth. If I 'nun of—LOOKDIG
OL/Lang, ekgant OILT PICTURE FRAME!, ENG RAN•
MOS, an. Plias to ant tbe Owen Jetentd
EW bus just received and
J. E. CANFIELD.
~.,
100 000„W"'ZI,NE CIGARS,
9
other bran de, kmotbur with • tame Nankai, Smoking en •rJloog d
Chewing mt.:nu Kentucky and Bann► Leer. join reed'
end for side b., IL T. lIIMAIT.
J. 53 So. KR Laney oh opposite head of Rood.
EMiMME'I
EaME
Telegraphic
Latest From Europe
Ncw lope June 10.
The Steamer Erriccson arrived at half past 6
o'clock P. M.
• • . .
The screw Stesinvbp Arago would visa from
Southampton for New York with 400 passengers.
On the 27th in Parliament an annuity of
E8AT)00 per annum to the Princess Royal passed,
without admission.
• .. • . -
Thomas IL Baring was appointed a Lord of
admiralty. Attention is called to the increased
importation of slave., into Cuba, and the inade
quate means of prevention.
The French had seirtil the Territory of Den
kar.
The relations bet weal Sardinia and Austria
and between Naples sold the Western powers
are unchanged.
The Africa arrived ot on the 24th.
Liverpool Mar-km-42 1ton: The market is un
settled and slow of sa es. The sales for three
days were 14,Mal bales of which WOO to speenla-
Breadstuffs ; The Broker's Circular,
states a considerable advance in all qualities.
Fiber has advanced Is ,1 Wheat has advanced
Provisions too steady. . _
~)Soudan—Consols are quoted mi le 93i.
Lord Palmerston said in Parliament,. on the
subject of the slave trade, that Lord Clarendon
had renewed his representations to the Spanish
government and no effort would be wanting so
for as diplomatic negotiations would go, to in
duce the government r a Madrid to take effectual
stops to put down the trade.
The East India Company have taken posse,
sion of the Islaid of Penin, in the Straits of
Rabelmaudel, and completely command the en
trance to the Red Sea. The ostensible cause is
that two years since an English skip which was
wrecked on the coast of Ilebora was pillaged by
the natives.
A Paris Journal dispatch confirms the ratifi
cation of the Persian treaty.
Preparations are making at PortaMouth for
the reception of the Grand Duke Constanture
Although the Paris Bourse has exhibited firm
ness, private accounts' from Paris are not en
couraging. It is affirmed that the Bank of
France continues to maintain its stock of bullion
solely by artificial purchase's.
Richardson. Spence & Co. quote yellow Corn
as un ch an ged at 308 Gil; white unchanged at 40s,
04. Nlcllenry quotes Canal Flour at 813(4;325:
Philadelphia nt 3280 1 3:1s; Ohio 88sCC848; red
Wheat Ss 6.1(018 fiih white to &Willis Rd. Ott
Wednesday, ut noon, the market was quiet and
unchanged.
loqdon afiern.n.—Sugar
closed dull at a decline of Mails, C o ff ee firm
and quiet.. Tea bought cautiously but at full
rat es. Pig Iron advanced to .CROPESI
CINCINNATI, J une 10.—The Slave Case, was
called up in the District Court this morning, Mr.
Mason, for the defense, read an affidavit the gen
eral purport of which is that in the conflict the
first fire came from the Marshals' posse: that
the Churchill party were very violent in manner,
treating t heir prisoners very harshly. Sheriff
Layton's family physician deposed that he was
lying seriously ill and would probably never
fully recover. Anoffier deposition states that
the Marshals' men were generally armed.,
[ ar,eo3lo uttesrcia..l .
Tho Court toot this afternoon and adjourned
till ten o'clock to-morrow, to give the Mardials'
counsel time to procure affidavits.
c •
Coscono, N. IL, June 10.—The Dettratie
t•tt. to Convention nominated Asa P. Cate, lover
no . ttu the th-at. ballot. Frederick Vote, of Wal
pole, watt nominated Railroad Cotnmitcsjoner --
The resolutions endorsed the last and—all the
previous Democratic administrations anal pledge
an earnest support to Mr. Ruchanan't admin
istration; to sustain the Iffed Scott decision and
advocate the repeal of the Maine Law The
Convention was full and harmonious. George
W. Morrilon presided.
to.l is. June IB—The river is about
Mt at./ at this 1.1111, The Missouri has risen sit
inches Boonville ,inec yesterday. It re•
ported
is swelling from Council Bluffs down
There is nothing new from the Upper Missi+-
sippi The weather Its. loon cloudy and warm
nil day but it is cool and pleasatti now
June lu —A nteettng of Merchant'
~ 1 1, hold to-day in relation to di,tennt inning the
advance of wage,. to 1,1,151C11, which walrefened
ton committee of ten. Letter, were rend from
the l'immber, o f o r i i ii of Liverpool, 11.11.1
New York, re4itteeting en operation in further-
KM, et lie object 3, a benefit to eettmen a. well
It, to the ...hipping inter,d,
Lori June lit Steamer
hound up ran into th, Fa.hion last night, .horo
Smithband. The M 613 arn. sunk .to the ralun
tiaor. The Fashion was slightly injured.
The water in the Canal uteasnres tl.l feet and
is rising slowly. Weather warm and showery
this afternoon and evening.
sr, Yong. June lit —The steamship 'lndiana,
for llremen via Southampton, sailed at noon tO
day. with 129 pnuxtigers
The Cunard steamship Arabia, Captain Stone,
sailed this forenoon for Liverpool, taking out
ISt; passengers and $2,2 ;; ~, ,111,0 in specie
IlyrrAbo. June 9,—Al the city election to-dny,
the entire Dernoeratic ticket 11 elected by
majority.
N. J.tn , ILL—Callon hunt ; atlan 6.N bale, N 0
‘11.1.11.ag 14. 51,4,11. , Mi.l.llka, 13 I , lu. flrm.
..11.b1e Wheat 3.540 1.1t.1‘ 1...4.1er. .1n
to.. an 1 , . +ant ..f tnattn In patlnti nt 41,
71. I'..rn Aug ne.mportatit
fro Al 11 , r ~.notr doll' II nt
Fr.tlhteoo re. Pig Inm in 'toady al irataa.3l. , o. tat.
t Int ant • - I.l‘
taw ant eale. 3.t* ,,, at 11.04.111,,
1..11.1e in wt.. he Intal.et a do
ponly 2.1 Were 0..1.1 Shoot. nal
prr bent. ileakot dopyr.rl;
...lot 1..31'1 tar, Ib. S' , A .11: buoyant.
$7.7.75. Vorli.l.l. at :art 7 : 1 1... , 4• arr.
firm.. Chit atilt 1111... , ..ntral 131
1104. N 4 , tittat t:ra•
,ti3.1..1 natt PittaatirOi oat a
Ci, - Ass.m, Jut. ',ltangi, boidorte of M... met
th• rwyr• of buten. loading no • &allot .I:Awn... imr bbl,
coin 1,1,11 vrrro mad, th, rolwing 41111.
.I..mand at the decline, tin• hat., tallnn oft sale*
1.i.11 I tat. nt 9R. ntpl 3011b..h K. at St.la, • lurtn
•• a..-11nm The rocvipts at enral y and 1.1 b•
tnarkrt firm at 7:w,i,S:•' Wh.ky hvrh dnnrvl to air, wall
1.1,tm bldg. Jrorboot. dull; 200 bbl. k
••1 , 1 at CLL:on. 111.3 wuatber won. inert. , o 1.1 • tern heary
rain tltinalt•rnoun. Tha rirrr hal fallen 7 inch, , . trlthtu
21 bouts.
' 7 ^ , tramboato
. . . .
11111 EGULAR TRI-WEEKLY
.11.1 WHEELING PACK ET IN PLACE OF
VottorrerrT.-Tbo tom end brutotitut ' , team, MI . . O.
Capt. Willtamwo. Darn Ptarttorgit rrot TtErtDAY,
THURSDAY And SATURDAY. RI 1O A. M.. tor We &balm
and all Intormadlnto var. For ftrtght or posractt, ottpl y
on board 0. to • W. R. WHEELER. Agt•ot.
j.Hr.ltt No 5 Mon.! tatatt.
-1 01tROCK ISLAND, GALENA,
1:4
DUBUQUE AND ST. PAUL.—The lino
new ARIZONIA,C.apt. Rohl. Ilerilmarrerve
for the above and all; intermediate porn, on SATURDAY,
13th Dna.. at P. C. For (might or pasmage apply on Iknnl
or to Jell FLACK. LIVINOSTON t 00., Agente._
ri.Vl ST. LOUIS.—The splondi4
laminar 311ITROPOLIS,Capt.R.Callionn,
*ill trATO for the above and all lotermeiliata ~ .
CROAT nalnti 41'doCk, 0. 0. Vor freight paavige
apply on board or to VLACH. LITINOSTON A CO.
ell Animas.
F T v ?.
I T C T
1 1. CINCINNATI
oA
pweWnr ,L00m1:;
MINERVA. Copt. Joh o n
Uordon. VIII have for
all lotto
of film port: OVItIDAV,0 VItIDAV, nt 4 Fur r.ight
image, snply boanl.
It MT. LLOUIS & ST
DIRECT—TAG npleondld new Mummer DR
RANK Curt. Sarni &horn., will leave for ILllWr — oirna
Mt Intel-m.IIMo porte, on TIICRILIDAY. 11tH Inn., at 5
t.
L. Yor Irelubt or 'towage apply 011 Inwrd, or to
Jol FLACK.LIVINDIMIN & CO. Agent',
T 4 1 0 It ST. LOUIS, GALEN A,
.1 DUBUQUE AND frt. P.YDL.—Tbs tirts
passenger atom., lOWA. Cspt Wont. will ' ears f,Tr t ,
*boss stml All Intertnedlsto ports, Till:. DAY. nt 4 i. o.
For freight or rs.asgs, Apply on board. fs9
T,~OIt ST. LOUIS k
DIVKIL—The r utatatger alcAtonrldPl
4IARENIDI, Capt. McCllum, will leavo for thu ono and
all halartundiato parts, TUTS DAY, at 4r. v. For Irci o l,l
or patoong
OR ST. LOUIS.—The splendid
o.opply on bard. jua
Fataamer DOODY YRI END, Capt. Shulman,
arin law., far tha alum and all intennoalatu
DAY, at 4r. Fur fraight or passago, apply no board. jo9
•
FOR CI N CI N the ele
g.t .Irxm. DELEGATE, Capt. JCIIIr
?matt., ClOrk. M. 11,010,1: wilt hum for ID, abota am a
Intrrme.liato port. on 711118 DAY, JIM: Ilth, at 4 r. t. Car
height or pax,a(v , apply on 1.r , 1 Or to.
J.,3 YLACK k BARNF.P, ARIA.
Eittlanto
WANTED--A.Primman wants a 151CUatiall
au Haul ar Power Da , ' J. NIONTI.IO3IY.
HY, In =tea J. P.dder, Mohan& ht., for 1100 days.
$ - 10 000
VAN 7 TED
—l.‘ti,of ,ii!bio,,a,rtniorDotth.
to Invtat Lt.:lT:bed maaufatturlug
Waal doing a goal baehaa..
Apply In IV. BUNN, Irma alde of Valaral Arun'
woad door Math of North 011131=111., Alloghany City.
WANTED—A !united number of purchns-
T ors fin tleo trest CNX)KINO STOVES. Apply to
toy= O. i.e. 11111.1 LET, rearm! et.. Allegheny.
WANTED—BY a Young Man of goodlnto-
Ineat hashad s onteasporionce In a alms,
a altnatlon as Soloman In • thick or Clothing Blom Rev.
not no lunch of au object.
Also 'rented, a situation for tiro young roan In a D r y
Goods or Grocery Stores can K ura nom..
Okla mu be bad to do sallow kin& of work. Boys can
be had blown stories. !lon can bo hal to farm and garb%
Dollars, CoaeLlues, Cc. AOPIY
3 I
IgELBOT d n Illenco Office,
s No. it. Clair Meet.
GOOD COPPik ITISTILLER to go ta
3Los• Coma, Clainla; alto • gayd Plead: Gardener.
Enquire of C. B. LVECII, N.(l emitbeeld
IParlify With Ice.
IT IS ADMITTED BY ALL PHYSICIANS
that End purifir,e the air, and by many that ICI:, Pet`
leteto of the memo nature,We
lhaTY' a P t h Z7 l4 '. od•
ii = b l. * "! a =" " = "" lL ' lonis . er i
with CURE ICE, taken ft:n . the Allmheny Ether:shore the
two Winn and othere wbo f leekle Ur rabbi their wood lu.ith
opph {wigwam/kr cedes al:Dr. J.1112C11-
lELEI*rog Bum, mum of rem will Unit streets, ma;
kitIYNIN3 Hat Eton, MeWlt llE,Oreo to the
ank will be .o lied with the poni vitae ea ahem
Imply wayward.
InEEpal2¢l gosgrit ionweros.
Commeizial
PITTSBURGH ➢[ASSETS.
[Reported Sporially Ar the PatenirrlA &wife.)
Prrmaicauu, Tacaaotr, Jowl 11, 1457.
FLOUR—the tenduncy I• still downward; cdm of 00 bbla
mayer on wharf at 56,57, and 50 do extra from wagon 00 F.
Vom otare, stiles lo small lola of abut 450 bbl. at 57.25 for
611110 r. $7,3 fur extra and 57,57 for family do.
11A11411—wilmutlii10 pa Shoulder+ mid llama at 11 and
13,and 21,000 01. do do, in Las of maim aim, 4 tea Sugar
Cored 110.04 at 14.
OILS-141,v of 10 bids No. 1 Laird at 51,10.
WILLOW—fhb la a moor article of commerce, lmt meets •
ready sal, the lamket makers taking it ln preference to the
imported; de of 500 mm at 7 eta. 51 lb
CHEESE—rift of 50 hza at 104411.
TOBAlll7o—oalesof 10 kga 4twist at 15,4 rm..
lid NIFITAL—waIm 0150 tons Tennemee at 5.11,6 mm.
I.:oo74—wilan 220 bus ahelled, from .fora at 07.
of bp Rio at,t;.%, 4 tn.>,
1110E—sal, of 5 te... at rr N lb, 4 mu, ,
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
Our Kclric... written and verbal, 'from the country re
warding the crops continue to improre.and.they uo non ex
ceedingly ;formable. A gentleman just returned from •
trip through Indiana, says, he "cannot that language to ex.
pre., the luxuriant appearanre of the fields. tome of one
men - butts naneetal with tits Southern trade, have private
Wenn. from Kentncky, Tomes:an, Georgia and Atalanta,
that are most tattering. In Southern Kentucky and Tea
m's** Wheat hariust mill comnance In • couple ofweeks.
Sam after the fleet ofJuly, nen Wheat will to In thLs Mar
ket from thaw States. The crop ;of Clad*, and, indeed.
most kinds of fruitc nit 1* eery large.
The molar could hardly he mire (exorable for the grow
ing crops than it is. In fact, every thing connected with
the amirultural Interests of the' country exhibit a most
cheerful :spintentuce, and ererybaly le dispmed to make
short congratulatoty address°, on the subject. This Onto
of analog's dragging heavily upn 'the produce marlata, and
for neat articles loner prices hare' been ostablishal
" —Cincinnati (beetle.
The Ismlslana allow crap promises a larger yield than for
several year* pang, 2.,P0t10 to 110.,(100 1111 , 1., against only 78,.
000 lost year. The toice in this chontry, and to a most ant ,
prising extent. also, in Europe, lsg.nr affected by the pro-
thirtion I.lLonislana.
The .rock °rename in Raropo is conahleratily lower than
hut ynar, but iu the United gtatea it le much larger. and
holder* will he greatly disappointed in the "iloinand tha
prevent iiealon, which they kayo hoer anticipating would be
very large font the interior. on account of the Idanead of
the .lock there. en the high prim hani greatly checked the
consnruption. At New York. the crock on rho firat of Jtino,
net ^,
ten Wide. 12dgiu baga nod 2.3.001 ngnitost M
hhila, 4..01 leiga and 4,500 boos, tut year.
The Hook SIA101".11 fa 11114,1:daily ravetrahlo of rei mid
to the obese Um , which . incres.o f 310,00.,
read of the MN:cease generally antwit.M.l. Thin lino cu.)
Man the Sub Treasury, which ilisbuised during the week
1A0.00,1 mom than it rt.:dyed. and train Ilitt interior, prin
cipally Om Weft. Thu receipt. from Ma warm moor Iwyo
hart, very large to cuuntimutt the thlptuunts of litat week and
Saturday week.
Cum. & &perk. Circulation. Dop.ito.
May au 114.644,633 111A15.515 6,666JU1 t. 1.147.614
Jon. 6 &111:134.691 613,134,716 vi0u9,572. $96,691,361
luriwuu f1,LN8,D4 4 .1 1211),,NO
Import • by RI rer
DUBUQUE by E. I'. 11.1bItere1—.3 cake collet, )I'Keat & Cr 4
SO Wan le Nasky, Lloyd k co; 100 lona mg bootnlo;
lines. bin•ta, etc, Jones & Cooley; do do, Phlllltec 1 bi boatke,
Wolkon linea, chests. etc, Erni° & Dilworth: 1 bra book.,
Kay A rtc lines, turparillne, etc, Itobitiann & re: 50
whleky. IrLaughllnt 10 do !unroll, Dickey; 4 los beef, 20 do
ahouldes, 1 1.11.1 do, hobinsura & owe, 3 lame. perfumery,
Flemltun 7 bble Cour, Wood., 07 .17 and 24 green 1.1.1ce,
hog do. 47 calfettne, Ilarbaugh; 1.50 1.1.14 echlaky,
ern 511 du do, owner.
CINeINSATI by llochests:-25 hg. nip, 14 lads hams,
15 tes do. 10 moos broody, 25 hhd• o o 50 hills oil, 50 pips
load. ti skin wool, floor, Looch k co; 1 cook Worn, 1 dr
cic owners; 55 she bbl. , Wood 73 dry hides. 1 hale calf
skins, Laughlin: 102111. whisky, 51'Langhlin; PI do lord oil,
Ihtl,11; 15 bills loliacn. Wwilenliorg, 11 do bags, Firown;, 1
col s pips, 15oroll M 055,151.2 bps eoffnio,4 bids noolssinds,
Jonnos & L'isoley; 2 ob. bristles. Ilarkor, lo tilde. wands. Hat
maw. 214 Ings pet nuts, Dickey; 42 dry Ilarbangh; la 3
do, Bohannon A so, 454 di. do. 23 *Ls hair, Lloyd a eor 1
chew, owner, 2 lads •11 , 115,.51'11115 . 1ry, la do whisky, Nl'Crack-
11.1.5101{0 ""
11,11, lomuvars 30 do whoa( (offered
rl f 1.50
IION.INO 411E1..1 VIOATI6IN CO-1 barrel
Ornyter la bblo Y.ngllsh A Illrhardr...n; 209 Wien
Ibnown: 4 !thin rye none. MA, 121
1.11. floor. ownor; 10 do do, 11.mor,
lop cat, :Aria...
Import• by Railroad
I.ltl.lourgh Ft. W. k C. 11.-11-3 A knit W C Stockton
5 'Age volto, It Town,o4 ro.; I.tn lo•apt. owner - ,
32 As rre. t. l'etor-on: S r. , 114 katlbmr. Wllklumno R Hotf
ot 1 :str otolvt, Latott..ort X Sloliolon; 12 1011. handl., Poxt
-1,. NrINII nt 1310 wheat. ryo, 3 cars
boo. 17 111,11 ci.g, owner... 32 kie tootle, 1, lobl. rig.. 100
Jo wlottolry, Leech 1 rto
The, la .era little to rix-ortl ilr relation to Hear mottvw.
The arrteed from W No). ?he left thl. city .4: the
01,1 MA, ItorrA "v., 14.1 , 1 I" Patti.
k•ft thew the, and •Itechargi , l her !might, wont to ;it 411.
Itionv aled returno.l thence to qlll city, where rho arrlvi+l
,•n the linzAt of Tnewhiy n3O. a Focal deal h. gr. through
111..na month atel t woday,
Th.. 111.1. Neer,. J.t - rtv. , .l (man Cin. innatl with
• good I an.l th, < P llibMlrr.l, tram I.b.ine, with a
It tp WI. the.rept...n,f rtrtuus, horn Wt.... -
I... the abo•'• ere only arrival.. Thu Great Wpor went
-nt on and the St 1,14. air.
Moir. In vrry httle moveonrol among tho bont.tanyeFlo,ro
11.1VC...11 our rivet rww• I.4:gins rms
The Alkitlieny rivrr io.tk trewk Tue. 41. - night and
run wt 1..1.4 with ch.. Uninen,e rItiIR.
g3ttre thopdoring .011utt thg hitage..llmght Fnrthar
m‘tt, mly GgaupL•cal
The ...Th., sultth, and but rom• to the
Alh,bemy st might .4.y Ow +et. With::
=EEL=
ARRIVED--I,.tueroo, Unovtort 4 , 5
Ftneket. Paul: Portmu, S
Dubtagne, 14vbt+itr.Qm.letral
DEPARTED—.l.ntermy Jeff,aark. x. 1.1
/111.1.414 Fortner, \Vhca, lnq
hl.rtlo% fart, falling. I
aniusemcnto
PITI'SISURGH THEATRE.I
o Alanagrr. JOSEPIIC F(1.171t
. A W Xnuyn.iActinaManagcr C 3 Vorrr....
MKT. 01 Am..,
I . .ivitkotto —5O, Prtvnto Raze. larps_.V 00 I
, elti 'net ..........s sr n 00
IL•ae• ..........
AI rntrto, 0? op,n at iw curtain to riso
at t to P
La. night Put 1 , .• .4 the ong.p.mont of tho groat Shak
sperionhan.:Mr. CHAS. BASS. Ho will appour tee
night In Isio v•pular• - liarxter of :4111.1'1:TER TISAZLE.
TIICIISDAY EVENIN+II, Juno 11th, ,ill ho .awl fo 11.
tint tuno this .moo. 811.1,1a:ea brtlliant Ctuttody tot--
OM flt. SCIIOOL, FOIL I.CANDAL—SIr Pot. Teazle, Mr
. . •
Raft, Clue. Sot tare. C Voter; Joseph Surf.,
Nourc, I-ady Toole. Julia M.0...4,
T., nnatiotte wsth thee Faroe of MY NEE 011[1011 . 9 WIVE—
Drown. YonneAtra.S..merton. Jolla M.
In pregnratlon.. the world.ren.mund Comedy of TIIE
NIERItIt WIVES or WINDSOR.
MASONIC HALL
lIA NI NGTON'S ORAN!) DIORAMIC
PA NO It M A
IIF TILE
RUSSIAN WAR!
Will be Exhlblt,tl every Evening - dnritm the Woak.
N —There ill be an AFTERNOON EXHIBITION on
WEDS ESDAY and SATURDAY. at 3 oclock. AMnleslnn
1. cent., Children In the deem.. 10 ...mt..
lu Ito owning. dsaNm oFlea at ".'t commence Al 8 o'clutlt."
Aan4i..{.lll rent,; children H. cent, Jr2nltf
Aurtto ales
P. M. DAVIS. Auetioneor
Commercial Sales ROOMS. No NI Fifth Street.
PRIVATE LIBRARY.-ON SATURDAY
EVENINtI, Juno 13511. at 7% o'clock will he .old In
the Book Roomon ...cowl floor of rho New gales Room., No
St. Fifth ...set, • minable caller of English Literature
Inuit the trrimte library of a trentlemein rernovlog, whleh
cotutirlace nom. of the best anther. iu all linnet... of in
structlre and Interesting raiding. the whole forming • very I
select end valnable army of book., worthy Om attention of
all timilere.of taste. Among them am all the Ilietmiral
Work. et Press - 055.M0 Conquest of Mexico. 3 wilk Conquest
of Peru, 2 yobs Ferdinand end habeas., 3 vole: and Philip
Om 11. 2 yolk Itentone Thirty years in the United Mates
Sormte,2 vole: Iticetell'n Modern Mamie, 3 .ode; Adillism . •
Worke,ll volk 2 RoMill F.,14 of Select Ninth: Abbotsfold
filltlun Waverly Nose's, 12 cols, Charlet! Lamb's Works,
Including the Sinai Ilomorialk 2 solk Lawrence Sterne'.
' Work., with hi. sermons. 2 vole Goldsmith'. Misoillaneomi
Works, Crolk Tho Father and (Mardian: Roberoon'n
hal Woeful, 3 vain
Lori
Octavo Dirtkinary; Moore'. Life
and Lettere of Lord Byron; Roman Empire, S Talk
The Wonderful Magatine,2volic Petry'm Banque, of Ancient
lionsentle Poetry: Bayard Taylor'e India, China and Jaren:
Life Anil Works of Deliti Smith; Abbott's Illustrated 111.10-
• . _
rip.. 4 soh, 114 yard Taylor. Land, of the blllleelg Prank
Porn ter. Sporting Donk4,'slc., etc.
Alto,a WTI ham and Arkwl cullertlon of the patent day
popular publications embracing Mtn best of nil the recent
ultuptent work. of Elution, in fora and Pt etrr•, floe editions
of Cho .tnodanl Poets and lirnm,tloto. and n few old rlanieu
work,. In Encli.h and kith Literature.
ell P. M. DAVIS. Anti.
W .S p iIy tT I E I D E , S v , A I T i t o K JEWELRY,
THURSDAY SAlNVyEniti.
DAY EVENINGS. Jul. Ilth and commencing at T%
nt the now Contoterclal Sales Rootrws No W atch MB
street, will la sold line for of Gold nod Silvor Wes,
Dos Gold Jewelry oc.. comprising:4llns and (told Pencil
Cases, with Kohl two. NM., Alowde, Goldstone, Enamelled.
and Plain Gold Breastpin. nod Esc
ua r d• Rl.io and
Chased (told Finger Itinaw (Add Fobs, (m oodu and Vest
Chains, Gold Lockets, portemonaloo, Sliver Plated Stwonsaml
York, ete., 'to.
• .
Lulls and gentlemen .r rettnestad to call end examino
the mild... which will he open for examination and priests
eele doting the day. [Jell) P. M. DAVIS. Aoch
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—The en der
Ngufd Admhtistratm of James Lemmon, deceased,
will in pursuance of an owlet of the Orpheus' Court of Al- ,
logheny county, tell by public outcry to the Walton and
beet bolder on the preemie. on Yaturday the lath day of
Juno, 1557, at I o'clock, PYM., the ono undivided haft part
of a metedu lot of goermillituate in Sluopshurgb, Allegheny
county PA., bound.] . follows, to wig— Beginning at Main
MINI, thane south 100 Dee to loot of Jam/at:l%ms; thence
east be same about 123 DM to bunt of Elijah Wylie; thence
north l,r same 100 foot to Hain /dwelt thence west by mw
about 120 foot to tho place of beginning; containing forty;
Rea perches mom or loss, with II Two Story Brick Dwel4
log House thereon °reeled, and a goad well of miter thereon
o pened.
Terms of Sale—The whole of the parch/tea money to be
paid in cash an confirmation of MI solo.
A I L
ARCHIBALD MAR/311 L. Ailnier.
Poe partkulara enquire oh Jackeou /locos, Attorney-at.
Law, Kittanning; John Bartoit, Attorney-at-la , Pittsburgh.
mylaaltil
We D. & H. M'CALLVM,
E A LER IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
_LI MATTING% Le. No. M Ihdtrth mroot, mar Wool.
DISSOLUTION.Tho Copartnership of J.
Rehommaker 2 CO, le 2laeolm2 thta day by matted
mamma J. &homemaker le hilly aothcalaod to eottlo the
bottom, of the comma. J. 2COOONMAKER,
mytm4 11108. 9. UPDIKE.
•
NOX'S ICE • CREAM ROOMS.—This
Va.hlonAle Zotablishmiot, .0 long RoantblY
noan to Pltteburgere, will again be opened toalght and
111 tunittln own, day and calming during the Gowan.—
Every varlity of he Crowns, Oonfectiooary and Fruits In
She mown mill to sorred tovieltota. CO . snytlOwd • ROBERT KNOX EV
TRE UREATEST MICILIKEIN
TILE MODEM
A FORTUNE. MADE WITH A SMALL ITTVIFSMIM.
THOMAS' PATENT MAW! MACRO'S
Is a simple, cheap and perfect Match Maker. The Machine
costs onty lilts la &Ow by hand. and will make the for
tuna of the manufactorer lo • short time. Winne Sand
wood Is to be had readily It materials y reduces the cost.
MirSetentl county or Machine - privilege aro offored lbr
ban at a ioodrrsts prim Nor putkukn, odl“ GAZSEEIL
OCIIINTRiO ROOM, fifth stmt. *Wanly
MASSER'S PATENT FIVE MINUTE
au.x. razz 3A Water Coolers lad &tear,
leirrteetra fec mala tg' JOONlemma,
Saga Mio% at, wow et Third.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, BONNETS,. &C•,
No. 56 Wood Street, Pittsburgh,
PURCRASES DIRECT FROM 'NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURERS, and will sell
at New York and Philadelphia Priona lo connection with a eery largo and raziod stock of
P..A.STEELIV BOOTS AND SI-10ES-
Ile has on funds .11ene Calf. Kip, and Cnn* Scroa.l
BOOTS AND BROGANS, MADE RERE AND WARRANTED,
ALSO, AWNS' COARSE, SEWED AND ROB NAILED SAGES, ADAPTED TO ROLLING MILLS AND PET CIACES.
HATS! HATS!!
Leghorn, Panama rd Palm Leaf Hats.
BONNETS! BO NE TS!! BONNETS!!!
Ladies' and Misses' Leghorn an Straw Bonnets; Misses' and Children*.
Leghorn • and Straw Flats, ,
Corot:letslegal the =tow styla and qteditiee to be healed in the bated bona In tho East.
•
Ai-COUNTIIIt ISERCIIANTS, and other. visiting the thy, ar on their way East, ara invited to.ag esaminationeg
this stark. aplaMm
Ei'
PATENT ELA C FIRE A.XD WATER-PROOF
CEMENT ROOFIN - -G.
PERRIN & pRNSON, Proprietors.
ARE PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT THE SIIORTESV NOTICE
the above Eloetic Piro and Water.hvxd Cement hooting, if being tho ooJy article yet Invented that Bill eueoleskill
rand the action of the attnmphero in every climate.
IT IS PERFECTLY FIRE • AND WATER-PROOF.
Aud in rat of durability, leo believe it R equal if not euptrior.lo any Metallic Roofing. 'lro am put It on over Old Thy
'''ae Tar, Iron or Plaiuglo Roofe, it making no different° bout fiat or steep the roof may be. Thi. •
Rooting & warranted to prore . above reprmented. We will pot It on for
• xt...r• DOLLARS I'ER SQUARE. (TES 155 T SQUA RE)
• Ire will apply It epee Tin .d Iron Roo& for TWO DOLLARS PER SQUARE, being on account Grits durability the
clamps.et paint that rau bo
4./.190 Write all who nro boildinr,. and also those who with their Roofs Repaired, to =Raton? 0fi1e0,133 ThirdSlred,
and examino sample. outisitisfy the the:welt-. In regard to the durability and practkablllty of Uhl. Roofing.
PERRIN a JOHNSON,
No. 111 Third street, between Wool and Stulthlleill.
• Pittaborgh, Penna.
Road Iho
Urriti Dr nue INAMANCII CoMPANT.
No. 11l Front at, Unworn Main and Sycamore
Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. loth, 1064.
To oU wham if 'any .neero:—Tbis to certify that I hare examl.l specimens and molls of If. E_Crions d Tiro
and Water-Proof Cement Ito/ding, it to be eminently auperier to any other kind of Roofing now In use. i was
eye with,. of:‘ “rem trial of one of these nods, from a largo volume of name from an tuljoining huUding, whichatmck
directly upon Om roof and owntee for nearly halt nn hoar. It stood the trial beydod all expestattona„ anti saved the
building. [Signed] T. K. HASKELL, President Buckeye Stato Irma:Loco Co.
J. G. PERRIN, )
8. A. JOHNSON. f
Cmotawatt Antagt R01,41 0 10§. Co., Fels. 6th. 1157.
I have examined R. E. CEIMI9 k Co's Elastic Fire and Water-Proof Cement Hooting, and as far as I can Judge, madder
It a good Invention, and am willing to Immo buildings thus promensi upon the Immo terms us I Insure those covered with
motel. [Signal] JN0..9..LA1V, Agt. Royal Inv Co., London oval Liverpool.
Ctsctititivr, Decombei 12th, 18511.
To an tchani 8 nury arneerw—This ta to cert Ify that VO have adopted IV. E. CEIIIO3 Jr Co's Elastic Fin, and Water-Proof
Cement linufing upon nor «torn and dweellinc houses. It has given the main perfect eatiafaction, and me run recommend
it to nil wishing Pm and Wiitsr-Prixif Rnisdina. [51p001) RAKER it VON 1•11111 e,
aphlydatiriiGas Fixtures, N 0.62 West Tiurtli atrunt.
133M:1M4:110
Flexible, Fire and Water-Proof Roofing
.A.T) ez c÷n.A.-wr, Proprietor,.
No. 57 Water Street, Pittaburgh, and P. Peterson's, Allegheny.
lIIS IS AN ARTICLE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTIIER IN THE MARKET. IT IS
T
toed extensively In New 'fork and Indla.lelphin and in well approved. It Is applicable to covering
~ ~ ~ 1.11 t~ ~lt~
It will hut longer than Metallic Roofing or Shingles, and midst. tho various changes of clirnatr—neithoc alfeCtcli by
mid, beat or damp. Its principal ingmliont it of an extraortlitotry itasfit nature,and it neon. loosos this elasticity. It
can be readily applied to all kinds of mot., flat or stoop, old or now, on iron , or wood. It will not melt in warm
werithar, or crack In cold, and it it not Injured by being tramped npon.
It is Both - Fire and Water-Proof:
117-For further Won:Winn, npply to thn proprietors.
1857. TRANSPORTATION. 1857.
' CAPACITY ONE HUNDRED TONS DAILY.
aIEM LLOYD & CO., EtEigN
[oPCCESSoItS TO LLOYD A LEMON..] •
Al' IN( MADE E VI'EN SI VE PREP ARATIONS TIIIS WINTER, aro now pioparoct
H
to do a heavy burin... by
PF.I•I2•TEs2 - 1,17.9.1 , 7X.A. CANAL AND RAILROAD_
Through t, and from the Part tox Otto+. We con nourc onr friends and all Dime dirpeard to patronize tho Penna. Clutal
and Itatiroad, that no Nu., wall Lesorrod to rondo/ gonaral senator tinn to SHIPPERS OY EASTERN AND WESTERN
The Avoidance f the Inclined Planes on the Allegheny Portage Railroad
~
Will glee increased despatch to the transmission of height. Office Penn Street, at the Catml Basin.
foUiy,t , Ll. 0 Y D & C 0.
1857. . CANAL NAVIGATION. 1857.
PCIMPL'S PORTABLE MOAT LINE,
r•" ViaPerfnmylvrtnia Canal nrkal. Railroad.
Capacity Two Thousand Tons Per Month Each Way. 1 ~-.•
OUR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION lIAVE BEEN LARGELY INCREAS
-0,1 aerie,: the oust Wit,. and a. , can new offs,. to SIIIPPERS the soperior advantage of a DOUBLE Dant LI
to and ft,. luttenureh. Philadsiplo.a and Belton°, Our lies being cempoead entirely of PORTABLE BOATS, but ono
transhipment is requited Iterrhents *online f fright to our Line can rely upon Ita feting put through rob ill po.lbio
.1...... t not .I...gulch. WA ft EIIOLISE CANAL BASIN, corner ql Li 1.71 y and Wayne street*, riwburp,Ftz.
fe2.kl,d KIER k ILI
... Lly proprietor..
1 'MEW BOOKS JUST PUI3LISHED AND
0. 1.1 RECEIVED DY EX.FRESE.---Adeeittoree mad Explor-
CIIICRERING'S PIANOS . titian, in Honduras, contOriefog amebae of travel in the
Cold itrgion. of Olmarlo, end A 11,318 W of the history of
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR f , atitriti Amrrimt with Met. and nnmarone Illmtrotions.
rale it oplanilid new rtnek of PI ANO.,-- , yela - , Williem .1. Well., If Tot, lero—FArei;
FORTES. fern the mannfartorr td Lb. km-1 I lis . . 1.7.1/111.1031 Sitar Aliened to Religion, .1 . The Bible and the
mg A Sone themonrielamril exiirreely for the Spring mien, , People. by Catkernno-E. Roomier;
and r.anpristng nil the varietier and new etylre, bow MIMI. I Travel , . ha lemma In lejA by Roe. John F. Edwards;
hatorml at the renowned est:L/1114110M of Chicknring k . Army ilitmashons IbAT for 11. S. Army;
Sons Dorton. 1 A otbotroJO,l2.l-1 ,- 0.12.,
Jimmie. Chialtering k Erin, hero been awarded nt the, dif- Vittkb• Boot: of Notate, by llookon
farm. Exhibition. and Soma Palm in themes. Now Yerrk, and Reeding vrithresi Torero,.
other pla.ne. Allay of Light, by tho uuthcrr of 'Map toCateb a Igttlr
F:lnv., I i,.1.1 Medal, lreaet.' ire] JAZ. L.-AIRAD, 78 Fourth Omit ..
F•oventopeu Silver Medals, -.--... .
Than Th .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,0.„. e- E CL - I. E l i3--GAZ . E T T E. - OF - FASHION,
I Prier Modal el thn Irtnid's
i Fair in Lmtdrer, T 551
New Spring Stock
AO. TIRLIAL
SECON A N 1. AN 0
Ons elistant Chicknring !Nano, eery Ilnl. aseit,
MalinliAny sin orhase Piano. in goodsl6o
old fashioned:. 75
RI Wood R., betwern Diamond Alley and Funrth rt.
! Sole Agent for Chickering Sow, for Western Penwel
-1 ani. Eastern Ohio soil Northwestern Virginia. mrfsl.kieP
A Damaged New Chlekerlog 7 Oct. Piano.
(ANE OF CIIICKEIIING
NJ , .StiNT first-clw• 7 octave, elegantly
relined Itosewmal PIANS. damagod the
furniture only where tho blemishes are not exposed, will bo
sold at great bargain.
The &Imre Piano is one of the lar-v g lot of 7 centre Piano.
received to-day from Chickering & Fons, Boston. and will be
warrnated as hissing received no internal injnry. For mleby
JOil 0 11. MELLOR.
.ilgeut for Clinkering & Sons, Beaton.
job lin SI Wiwi.' Mont. Pittsburgh.
__ . •
1 QECOND-11AND PIANOS.—
ky In °ran to makit room for • large mi
-1 din. to the prmenr stock of niers Plain ,
Forms, the subscriber will will the following sonsnil.hand
Manua at radon.' prlro
I One elegant G octave Piano Forts.. In perfect °Nor, with
Frame V5O
I One.° octave Nlahogany Piano 140
One One Mahogany c octavo Piano 100
One 0 oinare Plano ..
One
. 0
.
I One octavo It.sisoc.l Plano 75
' Ono illanoptuy Pi 211.0. In goad order 50
Thu above Ituitrunutt• an. , all In good order and have
I been put down to figures much 1..10w for.dr pr.. for sec ,
and Lund Pit..
A new stock of Plan. will I. tucelcsd in gout 'nu weeks.
I CHARLOTTE BLUME,
jeo 110 Wood st_ 2.1 door above tub st.
F -
OUR MORE OF CIIICKER
ISO A SONS' new style Loren OdarP
1 PIANOS will be °rue' , ... Friday, Juno sth.
i Al''' two
of
th'
.111;7 d it 51.E1. 1 .1tri1l Wood street.
/WAR orders-for Chkkering & Son. Pianos must be na
-1 dressed to JPIIN It. 51EL1A.111., Agent for Chickering It Sows,
No. SI Wood street. Pittabstrgh. - fee.
S-PRICES REDUCED.-' I
AlE c it u o u D i
A 11 .0 ° TT N it ."
Zl.Arions, as tailor.:
PITO octave., to elegant Itooetatxrd can. Matic Itralt;tl
Scroll Lag., rte., Sect qualliy worth SBO. nice rodifcrol to
$O.
Your and is lull' ortsere, In fine Rosewood CAMP, wlth
Moulding. best nuke; worth $6O, redocul to 'so.
Poor octavos, In Rosewood cues, Senill legit worth Pik
j,rironixlnend to OS.
Also, one second-hand 31elodeon, nearly as good ns new,
lowing been turd but six months, will t o sold nt a bargain.
A uemr stock of Melodeon", Includig all the latest Im
provements; my be expected ',lntim. a work.
IIItARLOTTE 111,1/11R,
118 Wood street, rl door slum Fifth,
MOM TOP ?ARO. OP
N2TNNS Sc CLARK. Now yoric
T _
RE:PUBLIC IS RESPECTFULLY IN
formed that ens reureresnro, which had been complete
ly drained by the heavy Nprlng ealus, are main tilled with
achute. end complete amortment of IXI..XAS CLAR %
K
celebrated e.
PIANO.% of every style and prim. wish.
Ingo first tikes and tsruh/ c . fuetrum.ot will pleAse bear In
mink that the greet Piento„ TILkI.IIKII.O, pronounced
?fume A Clerk', Cleans seperen. Inetrumente In ovary re.
evert- The public Is luoltud U, roll and evandno for them-
U. IiLFAICII k 111151.,
dole Agency for Yonne k Clark's nen. fur Western Penn..
Dunern
Ohio and North-Weeturn Virginia, No. 53 Fifth
street no to MAeonle 11.11. Jel
Thalberg Approved Piano . ",
MADI li
NUNNII4 Jk CLARX, NEW SORB.
lIE ELEGANT SEVEN
octave Serpentine and Louie XIV Pi- OFFIII
anon, from the Factory of Nunn. & Clark,
New York, which IL Thalbcrg, upon a thorough eadolon
thin, pronounced such superior Instrument., are offend for
gale by the enbscribers at Now York Factory prima, nod on
accommodating Aortas. This Is unquestionably the bed
style of Pianos for Parlor nse, and they come endoreed by
ono of the greatestliving Pianists, Thalbers. The public re
reepectfully inntea to call and examine.
& 11110., SOle Agent.,
melt Fib...lnnen dr Clerk, In thls
NEW MELODEONS JUST 7 RECEIVED
Dom 'MASON t LIAMLIN, Ikeston.
Two Double Bank the km.tmo price tax ,
Three " Ravi " " " • .4 ILO
" Plano style " " "..... 100
Portable do " .4
Also, ono of their Organ Ilarmonatro, .nimble for Monate
m. l'Atu Pan.
The above Instruments are all of new pattern. For sale
by JOIIN 11. LO
No. 81W ed street.
Groat Went-ern
(IT:AND MUSICAL
GIFT pa.rrmavr.p.rivacrzasrrit
The Greatest Instrumental Concert over Of-
*1 2 0 0 , 0 7 3 00
IN VALUABLE PROPERTY, DIVIDED
lute 451 vicuna Oina, ranging in value Irons 12)0 to
le,Caq, as per abode'yy publiehed in Cleveland papers to
given away au the 11 day of July, Leb7.
Total N. of Tickets Kehl.
"We, the onderagned, are well isequinted with the hym
nal and value of the shore progerty, and consider the prim
no above valued, (rehrriug to ahedule as pnialsheil In
Cleveland papers) not only low, but that it is property that
mat rapidly rim in value."
N. 11. Btandart, I 11. L. Whitman,
Olathe Winslow, I J. ?diner,
Reuben Werid.
Tickets, Three Dollaseach to ho had of the endendignal
able odic. over the Commercial Branch Bank, Atlanta;'
p u ffin..., cuu o tgnd, where, also, abased, of title- of tho
above property ton . be seen and enteirml. ma.. mitt ,
brsmnied by mail upon ordere addreeeed to the Undersign. ,
ed, emulating the matey and postage .tamps totsay for the
' tradmilealon of ticket. . PostaMl on twenty ett ~t , ,, ( b ore
reel; on mm hundred ticket Aileen vents. Persona want.
log uc k. / ....t pay too limn at the time of application,.
no credit will be en., nor will Usk* he mused fur any.
one.
iigwrkkas can also I* 'procured of 'Mem,. BLAKELY.
iticarr, comer of
. Bervelltb and Bmßhtleld strestis
ochadale of the propeiti ap,Al3O ions.
sv3ALAWBAB . , BIEAMAITONIGI
REM
JAMES P. TANNER,
W. E. CHILDS & CO'S
'austral
Also.. hall enprly of
TIANO STOOLP
New Stock of Pianos,
.3IVSIC FOR THE MILLION!
Prod to tho Public
LUTE .171311 , -2:0 bbis, 'in 'store
sad *ride 17 i B. C1217111L1).
t3oob.
AMI VIE BEAU MONDE FOR JUN?,
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Fashions and Beautiful Fashion Plates, colored,
CALLENDER'S NEWS DEPOT,
EZTEIET
rri n E NEW-YORK LEDGER
1. 40 P2l. Popular Newspaper in the world.
Soldave ..Turban, at Eire cancan copy.
TIII NEW YORK LEDGER
Is the may paper in which
MRS. SOUTIIWORTIPS Now Stories appear.,
TIIE NEW YORK LEDGER
I. the 1110.1 t Popular Newspaper over printed.
THE NEW YORK LEDGER
Is sold by oil Newsrenders,
T. It. CALLENDER, Agent,
Jul Masonic Itdl, Fifth street
Books and Stationery
AT COST.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL COMMENCE
on MONDAY. Juno hit. to will not at Arse cod, ids en
tire stock of Book, an,l litetionery, \Clapplitg Paper Bonnet
Doan!, Writing and Letter Paper. Dinah hoards, &n, ke.,
to which tho attention of Boxitsellere, School Te.lsere, Mer
chant.. end other, in reeteetfully Invited.
• JOHN If. 3INLLOR,
Jel No. by Wool .tree..
TRYING'S LIFE OF WASIIINGTON NOW
Coleplete,4 vol.. vz CO each. the Soo edition. The 12
mo Withal trill be looted about the 30th of June.
The Triele .applied at New York price.
Dreci Scott Care Decision of the U. S. Supreme Court, ea.
the opinion. of the Judger thereof, Mn pagan only SO eta.
Nick Nan for June, tirallanee and Gedey's for June, Dal.
lon'. Pictorial, Seturder Poet, Noeellette, and Paper% for
this week, wholentle nnA Mail et J. B. D. DiutlaCii,
13 St. Clair etreet.
iny2l
Wanted, 50 Good Agenl4.
lIIVING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON, Von.
4,, Octavo Edition. Life of Chulotte Branca--3lre. Gaw
kill. Bishop MCllTlfillgi• Evidence* of (airistianity, Tad
maw of the Bork, ((ugh Stiller, with sketches of hi. life.
New supply of Blake's Biographical Dletion ary, 1,36 g pp..
$, al, Carter's and flarpees New Bolan, Ofhatiug .cad Fish
ing, The Agetk Cruise and other New Books for boys and
girls. New and Standard Books In the different department,
of Lltsranire, a choir* aucertment of Pulpit, Faintly and
Pucka Bible., 1.61,11 and Hymn Books, New Sonde? School
Books. Stationary, hr. E. C. CC/CUBAN F.,
royal No. 6 Federal street, Allegheny.
JUST PUIILISUED—Nzir EDITIONS—
Wharton's Precedents of Indictment. and Pleas, adapt
ed to the use of the Courts of tho United States, and those
of WI the several States, by Francis Whytori. Second and
edidun. 1 eel. Royal boo.
Wharton's Criminal Lave—A Treatise on the Criminal Laws
of the United LLates by Francis Wharton. fortrtli and rosined
edition, I vol. Royal Soo. Received and for sale by
rf KAY k CO. SA Wood street.
WHARToN & STILLE'S ANIERICAN
MMICAL JCRISPRUPENCE—A Treatiao on Mod
ica' Jarisprinlonce allapted to the use of the Prof , asione of
LAW and to the United States by Francis Wharton,
Eisits and Moreton Stine, M. It lu 1 rol 800, 668 pag
For sale by KAY It CO 56 %rival 'Wert.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!—Bont Lilo
In EKrpt and Nubia, by William C. Prime. author of
-Tho Old Doom by 11.0 Elmr," .Later Emu," dr., 1 vol.,
12mo.
Advmatnrm and Elyloratbme In tk.ndamm. Marne and
Illustrations. By W. V. Welk.
The StudenC% Gibbon. Or. Smith.
Army Regulations, 181.7. Foe sale by
6 3. 1.. READ. 78 Fourth drnet.
Mow READY—Pennaylvania State Ire
ports, Cot. 21. Casey vol. a. Men!rod sat
Ie aKAY k CO, vv Wood street.
WATCIIES AND JEWELRY.-J.
M. RODERTS hes returned from the
eastern cities whhea entire new and choice track of
Ono Watches, Clecksand Jewelry, which be km per.
chased mostly direct from the manufacturers for cosh, which
enables him tonal et the blowing very law pokes:
Vine Gold 14dent Lever Watches, in open
and hunting cases $4O 00 to SI.3G 00
Gold Levers,l9 canal was, roll doweled— 24 00 to GO no
Gold LW." " " a. 00 to 00
I .
gilrer Lama,
Gold Guard, Fob, and Teat Mahn
Gold Keya and Scalq
G ‘ ,ld Lockata,2. 4, and 6 glaaaaa
Gold Cameo and Mosaic Mend Pin.
Porn Gold Wadding
Ruby, art and Gunn Flngar
Gold Pena and Penci1.._...... ...._.........,
Gold Crams and Necklaces
Yias Gold 300 to 600
GoldApectules. 600 to 000
Gold and Steno Steer, Buttons and Made_ 200 to 12 00
Pine Gold &ale Pinnero 76 to 200
Also. Elver and' Plated Spoons, inbree and Yorks, To
Betts, Castors, • cholas stock of Jet, Coral and Pang Goods
Parian Statuary, Mandl and Italllan Paintings. Also, an
oodles. variety of Clocks of nil patents, good time keeper.,
from $1 to po.
Watches. Pocky and Jewelry repaired. • Remember the
plate--?f0.10 POOh street, mar Market.
pall
- • .101120 M. ROBERT&
ARare Chance for Invoot mem.
rtnE _SUBSCRIBER, designing to embark
• new enterprise 04., far .4 - : the lischlnety,
ie., now to working order, at his Machine W . ,
Ryan's Bultdlup, Ilitth street. The badness local'
quality of Machinery to nee, combined with t 0,04
ant of tat.
' 7l '. Votu= " not i'l*".tm diupoaed ofit stands IN the seco nd reek Injtme, it Inn then berd4o . eed of isrp oo t o to out ,
D urchasers. • . wistivraßwicx,
mr2Ositf MT.... ntaling, filth street.
A NEW STEAM QUAGE—lnquire of
ileasm Porter,lleia t Sinn; Janie* Mlllingar, E.q.
orm.,jr.',Uton, Agent, lbw Mantifactluvra.
TROTT'S OIL GLOB , y. z oj , t CUP for Steam
SAWYER k HALE'S' Reath] ud Vend-
Laing Apmratas forßurldfoix • • • • Apt' moss's.
OrllOlV A" IATCHLESS MATCH Ai
MINE for nuking Bound 315.. , . , Pat,ted4l4
COUNTRY RIGUTS to make, eepd Nati
ing. the germ e.e.d zumtod Arudes for ode .ei
remouslick tame, and the bed
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