, - - - Ml - - ' ..:.,=* , . ~.„. ._ .. ..„„,,-;!--....,,„, il,. • 7 , 1 i , '4 oc'” • , , - MIMEMM WINO '''t Otubagk dalette. ' 4. " • - ,4 1PZTTEIZI17R13.2-1: • MONDAY MORNttiO, -JUL .)s iSST WOWICIAL rAP1:111 or Mr News of ilk(' City and Neighborhood Tsiii , ..bitranuf Tem.—Saturday. the eleventh and last darer the trial of Fife, Stewart and Char lotte Joins beaked es much excitemeat among the - epeetators about the Coast as any previous day. Lu. deed the deilte Urged ;within ter-shot of the patient. Judge vim was to deliver the charge of the Jury • was mere panel parttime and manifest than It was at any thy Venue when witnesses were to be ex amined and baniiteri to plead. At nine o'clock the Court met, the primeers were in the dock. and Judge mecum teotesded almost immediately to deliver his eharge.-. t was nersuarily very lengthy, uenpying In it' ,delivery some three bo o rs. Lt was straight &mew gran, explkit. '.. The Judge proceeded to nun Tilt at the evidence, to present it calmly i n doe of tenth, to strip It of all eimumstences abide t bend le anyway to warp the judgment, and left it as L 1 it stood the solo event in the world to the eyes of,thi%jury. There has been expressed framthee time. lunong observers at the trial that. Stewart seemed hitched to a differmt position from his elseelates at thibar of the Cont. In; reference to hips - tha Judge 'minuted that' he wasbound to show where he I,la -spent the time between his leav ing his bed on the - night of the murder and that on widelt he walc. cep in the morning. In that inter val, be had beim seen in suspicions eireemstanoes in eomielay.with the man Fife. There were also the - tameurront iiientostanca of blood being found upon his elothea; of the, tact of his knowledge where the money taken wee secreted" and sonic others which were enumerated and which the jury wore instructed 10 weigh atiendlY in tasking up their verdict. The charge eoncluded,thejodge suggested that the Ax an hoar to which the court would adjourn and jury the foreman having named duo o'Clook that hour was axed Ind' the - jury retired, in charge of consist:des.. : At tis• o'clock,-the Court again convened amen panKby an immense crowd of witnesses. All-the room bras thronged by an anxious and emit.' crowd: .fasid. the bar was also filled with - gentlemen of the, bar' ad Isther olSeera of the Court, reporters , and otheri. - -7The prieopers wers . phseed in the dock.— Stewart looked pale and worn,-.the fatigue of the - trial end the sweltering weather having had their . ef f:t.T.bhim.. Fife looked somewhat anxlons tut atilt kept ornoseles Of his rice under his own Control- - 6C° Jones appeared to us the least moved of the three,' u she sat beside Fife, fanning fann)egr herself. The Jury, worn' and Weary from ouch 'atrial as has 'viewer ' oceoind' before • . this county,. came in and and took - their and after the preliminary forms, were asked if. they had agreed upon their verdict. The answer wee in the alarm. tive: ' Guilty or lot Gitlin? Conn or Matinee -TN run Finer Demure.. , • - We acknowledge - that they announcement had a grease effect upon us than It eppeared to hare upon the pei ronura, AM although then could have been scarcely a doubt for several days what the verdict would-be if given in accordance with the law and the evidence.—of wbirh there was no doubt it would ber—ithe e fearful thing to be under the solemn and utter issesselke of giving forth a verdict like the . above: Not a muscle of the prisoners' moved as far as wietedd tthserie at the rendering of the verdict, audit% tbe:;bidding. of the judge the three on being rusaadidi:walkal forth again to their cells whence In des time . they will be taken to hear the sentence ' Wheeritbsy hid 'retinal, Judge McClure In a few stuthentiindapproprlatiremarks thanked the jury for their-tatiant satentionistaprened the hope in the. discharge at their painful duty they had received no .pertunent injm7 and dismissed them from seats that must have income extremely trying and painful for' theutlakiieli to ALthe rendition .or ifie irerdiet. there was no mur mur of applanse - or'dhapprobation. A sorter murmur, notabove &whisper, ran through the erriwd:' The verdict however, we are satatled, met the Faithsn. That public in this eras _is neithatblood nor vindictive, but if:seee the mercy of the Cosumennuelth in bringing to justice only Obit painfully thorough trial, three unfortu nate preatuna ( th e .Lord hue mosey on them) who - mi t Te ot tt i l e n and shut _forever haired o f i r the i l:ight of ithout • moment's Warttluip sapped the fountains of their lives end 'mitt them before their Creator even from the sleep of midnight. ' Judas to the gailty of such a crime is mercy to society and not entirely ven geance for.blitedthit spilt once can never be taken up.-. The trial thus .endasand thi people rest from . the isthsfulexeltentent of the occasion.— . Atr- a of 'the Bound or Managers ofthe IgNmespible Society, the =Wined "preamble _ repolndlonslMew adapted: Wiereee,;W has pleased God .in him inscrutable '..Prrsidatesairommore from 'sphere of usefulness and aotivllt Imre to' his red above, His faithful warant, James. late Laded= of the Young Men's Society of Pittsburgh, • - - .Ibisohedi.That the Board of Managers of this So we would records* the band of skied dispeesatiofte the. (sad loss thhthhis ' befallen ae, in the removal by death of an erer..mitions and faithful 00-labordr in the Bi. hie einas,:. - whosemndenee and experknce had ren . dared him almost& necessity to the Board, and Whose' end- Thrace .bad warmly attached him eriai of us members.,, , - Rtistelshit.,,That the Church in general sustains a anise loss in the decease of our Brother, but partie nlarlf !do' we sympathise with that branch of the eboreg'.4which he was $ member. - ./b401.61, - That we tender to hills:ally and inane-. diate civets of friends our warmed. syinpathies In this their serrewful bereavement, sad commend them to his Gad — and oar God as the source of solace and coma/Wei/16er this their deep Ranted, Thati copy of the atoms resolutions be enclosed bylbe Soiretary of the Board to thq family of ths dais's& Jazz, Tion•so3r, jqs WI H. Kisco* •". COmmittee. Ju1t3,11117. ' ' Tits Crrunti.—We. omitted; , uniatentionally on siturdiy miming, to notice the subjoined item'arneins, and to congratulate Mr. Lowrie; both:of :which we now do. • The following we dip frOm The Mei*: • ••• - • "Ttta,"Cruass.'-'—Mr. ,Lowrie ie WWI 10 resithe reward Of • his industry, perseverance and geniis, in inventing and constructing& new steam, itrenngine, *working of which has giv- • en great satisfaction to our citizens and "city fathers," and which is not brmight into service hereadely account of our corporate poverty. Our readerswill remember the visitof Mr. !ants, of Chicago; on behalf of' the authorities of that dourtddneatuiwealthy city; to ascertain the lien; inielpird to the utility of Mr. LowrWs invention: trialof the "Citizen" lm , ' pressed the gentleman , favorably; ,and oo • zo , ported to his,ootuditoints.• We understand that the Clowrindliof Chicago hive since - reported - JO favor of ,having Mr. Lawrie build two steam ire engines for -that cityon . the plan:-of thi "Citizen .'," • Ihe report does not appear , 10 . -:* Chicago paPin, for the reason, as it-la alb that it would give umbrage to the members, of the drg - • .•• - • • Oranons.-,7,0n . Saturday the Judges of the His; teict Coyet prononneed opinions In the mats of J. H. P. k ILl:isotherm, and. Robert Clam- - H.: F. Dunham upon the' rule to imp" t lot want of entaent adidaritof de fame: • &Andante, lather aid son, were put-- nen with Win.;. - A;J0101, to the lumber trustees* at . Shampshont&Alir the sputa effect' months; during Wildeirtintiaroonimodation paper to the tmowit of, • IMMO trart drawn by third parties on which Jona* . endemnikthatesurthefilrit - iiitheid the knowl: edge or Monaca of the - 4e.readtota; i.Tbeidedarit of the eleencet'AieL -forth these facts, and that the 1 , 010 B. H.': Duabasomrs. a. ninon The C our t *tbalthttecenteasa of,Negley,Mehan a:00. pepow,highe Supreme Court, overruled all wit. . •ittud'. .112 on the nbiseti and that as regarded --- the nate* mid their imeention, therein* notimeleient Went se to .11. - E-;•lnultent; the' rate Mould inatdh ds-"Aii . to the amend soft, In which the ton alene.waidefendszit, the talewas discharged. ThOs. Mellon, Sq.,. appeared for the plaintiffs; Mon. A. W. Lonnie and F. H: Collier, Esq., for defendants. Tt .suasaar.D cA...CrOMIT CAIII.-4bli ligebtlited Eecoomy MN, Joshua L. Becht:deb us. R. L. Baker et aL;irldeli, has been in counsel? hands Tor sena •yearit,'lnt •finally concluded within a few days, by the per Wittig costs—a heavy Item—aid the settle, went of ,the mimor,buimeu attendant apart a And deetotoy;'Oaf'.teiders, indeed the whole country, axe 'familiar with the .details of , this case, which has re : wilted so triamphant/y foithe Harmony Society at. Reoncetay::' The Society,. thnrugh Its Traitors*, R. L. Baker sad lied, Smith, trailed itself of the coca. - don to 11211511.its.seknowledgments of the services of its counsel, Hon. A. W. Loomis, hi a most hand some manner, equally Complimentary to that gentle man silt was croditable..to the Society, • • Tel EXLVISATION Or TIACIItr.I4.--BiT. ,W. Quick, County Suppintendent, held an examination en Saturday, at the Sd Ward public school rooms.— . I . l ‘ ls . lpiet *a during the morning, and were highly with thehealthfel and intelligent aPpearanee i;tl'l7e 4S ladles who Imre pulsing through the ordeal of an examination: •. The most perfect quiet and. or. rkw the rotivii, - and each candidate WOl , intuit upon that 'sacred nit which is the Mil of Ogley to all Mont who are seeking to teach thee's" idea bowie shoot. . . . Wads sUmbstee theft/le - ma shall not get, his tMestlenaliMpublicatkm, we presurtte. Speaking --;fur eureelves, we truly my Ire bad no desire to ,;11 1 1fanum them for that purpose, provided it would in =7 way embarrass him in his duties, or otter is doer by width teachers could.reach a eertilleabs by any sheet eat. We had however a curiosity which may, be emeldered venial, to lock at the list of questions = 14 A ham not succeeded hitherto and proba „ not meeeed at all. We think Mr,Quiek "Nullabgre what Is written.". Has deetusat—Qu Thursday afternoon about 4 ealleek,ltobt. .Malrary, a. carpenter, was crossing the bridgeof the Cleveland & Pitts burgh Han Head at the month of the Bearer elv er and:ftgl'Onnelpt - upon' the stones below a disttgton of Daly', feet.. His skull was fractured, the nose and eheek-bones were brokenl In and -`,.• the large bone. of Ids right. leg - broken 1 , off and • protruded armlet the He breathed near' - . =- =.lalf an boar "a t rie,r. the - t Poliaeakhaelog.B lark, Bowie or Rea Estate can have theot offered tot sale at Oublto 114 4 012 0 4 Thom -414 triemetag;:ily la, at the Moreheate Rtehiage, t24.l4a_S to 'Audio Loomis & Co., Stock and Note N6.:92 . Fourth at. • WPA4O4 istiivid's'eatalosi* or tho officiirs and ' 44 ' 4134 1 1 *1 1 7-Calegto for 1854. 64. Thy totakatilabor of ilftheals peg is 20 • . • . Mate In & rlnitro-317 rifest 41 , 0 , learn of a eery - turn 4, table incident ratinh' happened in Fury teemilap, Clarion cotutly; the 4th lea,. It turn there was a celebration at Black Fox rATTAICII, sad a great Dusty persons had assem bled there to spend the day. Among the crowd 1 wan • pung men named Komi, aged about 10. 1 Ile had been drinking whisky, and as a come queue became very insulting in his manner, and Wu anxious to fight several persons on the ground. Those whom he approached, ... f ed to get away from him,land after much swearing and ill language he approached a .young mar named Henry - Livingston, a quiet person who never had been in a fighti n his life. Scary de termined that Livingston should fight, .and .to ' effect this, followed him around and tried bard to draw him out. Mr. L. finally reasoned with him and they separated. Kenny again, after a short time, came to Livingston end made use of some impudent language, and bantered him to fight. After bearing all the insults heaped upon him, Mr. L. told him he would satisfy him and stripping off their coats went at it. At the first round Livingston knoCked his opponent down— Kemp got up and made at him again—when he received another severe blow behind the left ear -which felled him to the earth. A gentleman then-stepped forward and said that Kenny had enough,- when Mr. L. walked away. Kenny arouse, walkid about eight steps and fell again, and in a few minutes was dead. Mr. Livings ton left for - parts unknown, but we shonld.have rather seen him stand a triaL—Clarion Banner, July 10. • Tim Tires:um—lt is certain and settled in the minds of every person who visited the Theatre last week that as an exhibition that the Keller troupe surpasses by all odds any thing that has appeared on the stage of the Pittsburgh Theatre, We never say what we do not think. I ; Thep:omen ef;''Aurora and the Night," and of the "Morder of Abel" cannot be surpassed. The former ; in its severe conformity not only to the ancient my thology butte the rules of art is shove criticism.— Moming and Night—the golden Chariot of Phcebas with all his travelling glories_ around him. scattering light sod joy and beauty everywhere, and un them. verse, gentle sad-browed night,' clad in her sta . rry veil, trooped - with shadows and smiling yet in the light of the crescent moon—all these were so brought out m to lend the finest • effect and to gratify every, one, who could appreciate their alguilleance. Mono. Keller was received with much applause and each tableau was encored. At the conclusion, he and his beautiful wife came after urgent demand, _befeire the curtain when he thanked the audience for ."acre much satisfacti-on, and note kind protee- , ti-on." Moos. Keller. must' give an afternoon en 4 Itertainment. The whole thing is worthy of patron age by every person of taste. MANUllisaxos.—Atlerwin named A. H. MottS. of Montgomery, Alabama, brought a female named Nancy Rollins, to this city, on Saturday, and manumitted her, elm haring accumulated the sum of $5OO at the above place, on condition of the payment of which she was sot free. Mr. Motts, we understand,. brought her North forth. purpose of making every thing sore, and the deed of manumission, drawn up by John T. Whitten, Mayor's clerk, was recorded in the Recorder's office of this county. Nancy is about forty-four yearn of age, and intends returning to Montgomery, in a short time, to lire. Tux delegates from thin county to the Butcher'. Convention, which mettn at Baltimore in September. are: Janies L. Graham, 110 6 Richardson, Audi, Ack ley, Robert Ashworth, John Earl, Wm. Badger, Jon. athan Gallagher. Reserved Delegates—Wm. Baster, Jno. Benn,Jas. V. Sanderson, Geo. W. Evens, Jacob Eckert. John Mauler, James Hoag. Philip Drum, John Aiken, C. Can Boren, Chris. Dellenklich, Win. Peters. llovrei.—The weather this week is several degrees hotter than it was last. We may reasonably expect to see the mercury keep on getting higher now. In town the mosquitoes have already made their ap pearance to torment weather oppressed mortals, and those who had rather Ilan surer present ill. fly to others that they know not of, are preparing to be off to the Falls or somewhere else where the weathci is a little cooler. Bat all those persons who cannot get away can easily refresh themselves by a cool drink from Super's Silrer Soda Fountain, corner Peon and St. Clair sta. BrILTOIIS Dtsissaxs, of all kinds, will find in Csu ren's Srumi lifirruua the surest remedy. The afflicted will be mired by its use, humors will be expelled from the blood, and the liver will resume its healthy actioe, thereby. restoring the patient to per fect health and vigor. It contains noreury, opium or other poisonous drugs, and may be given to the most deliette.infant with perfoet safety. I Tae APPAOAIMING Fommn.—Brerybotly is mak ing preparatiotur of 'mankind for the proper observ ance of tho"Glorkrus Fourth." Some will go abroad and stipnwill stay,at home; pthers will remain so beri Kosuririll 4comigitary ~roitos, while the peat majority will wear each plain clothes es art - Ttacoming to resprochille and patriotic private <Sirens. Of mimeo the great man of these people will get their garments at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill d Wil son, Nos. 603 and 605 (new style) Cbestunt stivet, `above Sixth, Philadelphia. • , ./TAXEMANX RILCONVEUTZD TO COXITON ECNSC.—At • meeting of .spiritualists," an invalid was brought forward dreadfully afflicted with ulcerous scrofula thrit all tho doctors bail failed to cum It was pro posed to appeal to the spirit land for advice, and a Homospathie physician present interrogated the de. parkd spirit of Hanemann as to what remedy should -be taken. Loud and distinct raps, audible to the whole audienem told off A-y-e-r-'s P-4-1-1.4.--Rovter[N. Y.l Whig. Com., pure and delicious is the Sods Water, of Chaa. IL Super, Cot. Penn and St. Clair St.t CAILNAGIIAN'SiIIe3 of men'eandboye' clothing, dr.c., continue to be the centre of attraction In Allegheny. Read hie adrertisement. TAYLOR'S SALOON! 303& MIT Broadway, Hear York. T HIS Magnificent Temple of ART AND LIMITRY ldn been recently redecorated =I ornamented, not new proonte afar maw GORGEOUS COUP D'CRIE don when completed. THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, .Orer. the &loon, containing 900 Rome, is still eendurtid on tits European plan, and Le one. !or the reeeptko tit Gomel at all hone: Jylollted .• . ST. NXCHOLAS HOTEL. Far roar., Juo• 29tb, /W. T ' public ire respectfully informed that Ile price of Baud at tbb Hotel Am lot boot tadonetol, bat to as !Chao boon benktofors. IP 5 0 per dim- TRIADWELL, WHITCOMB k CO. BOON HOUSE. Corner IrarlitelEntat and Duquesne Way, ' • •PIYffiBBBOII, PENNA. • 71 - D. mumß, Proprietor, (Formotly of flee Marker /loom, Bletrinillo, Po.) Tn.' scion HOUSE is now completed and . open for Goode. ;It Is eitosted in • Control part of the dly, bath; cantaniont to allltalltned Depot. and iiteamboat titre" ayes. built in 1656, with all modern improv menteAnd fittscr up in rplemdkt I[3de—the ratite furniture WA: emir, and erM io lITCry re ma bee find clam Iletel. BTABLYS are attaelmtl to the premises. • - • • : CAN El.o27lgre, gppootto taloa Depot, .1311:11ANAYOLIES, MEALSARE ALWAYSINILEADINX.SS Porton aro at th• Depot to tate dote Illaipw• • 'rho roans oro ...... lant sra org Fon ointliated. new' " Alrl i t J. rltt ra * BM Proprietor. r. ... s —A. T. ... H. II PROPRIETOR OWEN'S HOTEL, CORNER 70171LT11 AND JEFFERSON MS, LOUISVILLE, KY., 7. R. Unroof, Oak. .p 43m Wanto. XTAN'TED—BeeiWax, for which the high M =OW prim Tall be told to cask by _hi IL VANNESTOCK CO., car, IPirst k Wood Os. 101PrANTED—Beef Blathlera, at •D. YILINESTOM CO.'S. IT tl==Z=l WANTED—To purehaselt goat medium • eleed home, between th e Allegheny rim and th Coromom, and between the liset met Rat Oomnems, Allegheny City. Apply to O. IT. 1117 XX. 'met side of Fed• oral *mot, 204 door eouth or the Math COMIIIMP, Alle gheny City. • Dl. .KNtilAl). dwelling •hense to jeilts situate ',titan one square of Terry street. Rent fie.. we WPM. /MAMMY & Owner 7th and Smithfield Stmts. " $1.400 I,)P tGOODI-„rBIJ atr of Jl slue Tty log fmai 00 dip 10 months tone, cia 00 cashed at re; wash's atm oy applying to B. Ilddini t SON, je2o . . Stack & SIII Broken. / 0 000 W-- ./kNUD, partnerwith thy.t old =Lail: L ot Teo Tbotraut Dow s meat doLog • good batineac . nog Apply to OILO. W. 111.11511. Wed al& of federal stmt., motood door !Louth Of North Commons, Minton!, City. .. lingroreenent in Book Binding. rIPHE tRTDERSIGKED havingobtained tot 1. taro Paton for impronerawad Ittßook Ment, to pared to famish the attachment to books nowtn tw o or to apply the no to now books, ordeal in which are reenact folly volletted at WRLDLYL itOWANDS Book-Mader/ and alas* Book Manufactory. S. W. ante IBM and Wool ten • . The ahantlmprolemont cannon in, of idetidito Spring duping tin book of the boot. In nob a manner ea to pro anti l yontion; frOMItI Toa oONC Ontlenm koklannitind wortkait aro manilla goorarin whkh ere Imoded. edlabirill ctmilly provost the kWh *OM wearing of chafing In phaing the Name Ite twang Oka .• Jelthatd nalf itOWAND,Tatenten "VOTICE.,--The undersigned have formed's jannaddiln tta4prscilos of the LW tun* AM Ma No. 61, Grant gait, Intermit Fendh steel and COOK }tam i• R. BIDDLE ROBBICBS-' ACKEREL-- , Nat bbt. NO; ibckgrel; • 1111 Qr. do . No. 1 Ikc - 6D6ltts • dcr i.k . ... lb store sad bra& ' by •- -)1 0 11111=2.&.0 0 4 Mk Irsioriteset.'“ §:GAIL: -40 hh4 ,1.?("t N.,o. 4 o.Prin:itOre mid leifakby' - Iv= a CO. N 0.132.1 , , Telegraphic. QULDEC. July 11.—The steamship Anglo-Sax- On has arrived from Liverpool with dates to the let lost— four days later than'previous advicea The Steamship Vanderbilt arrived at South ampton en tho 20th ult. The America reached Liverpool on the 28th ult. The steamship At lantic, which left New York the same time with the Vanderbilt, did not reach Liverpool till Wed nesday afternoon the Ist inst. Two serious railroad accidently have occurred in England, by which 12 persons were killed and 100 wounded. . It isreportedthat France sends fourteentrans ports with troops to China at. the request of England, so as to prevent tho _withdrawal of troops from India, where their presence is ne cessary, In consequence of. the serious mn iny of the Indian native troops. Reinforcemen s from England are to be sedtimmedistely. Tho shipment of the telegraph cable o board of the U. S. steam frigate Niagara has L 'n com menced. Queen Victoria has paid a state' visit to the Manchester exhibition, and met with a most en thusiastic reception. The Spanish Mexican question is no nearer adjustment.' Forty conspirators had been ar rested. The Anglo-Saxon left on the 30th; th. City of Washington on the same day; also th. .Arago, from Southampton. The Vanderbi I's pas sage is called nine and three quarter dots. Lord Granville stated in Parliament , hat the Indian mutiny would be met with decisiVe mea sures, and although there were good reasons for supposing the mutineers would speedily Bile cumb, yet fourteen thousand troops would leave immediately for India as a measure for future security. Ile admitted that the published ac counts of the revolts were substantialy correct, and that the principal motive was the impres aion'among the natives that there was to be an attempt at a general caturersion to the Christian Capt. Henderson and the officers of the Ni agara were present as invited guests, at the Queen's visit to the Manchester Exhibition, and were welcomed by loud cheering frem every quarter. Coxusncia4.—Lirerpool, June 30.—The eir lenlire of the Liverpool Cotton market report the sale of Cotton for three slays past` at 10,000 hales, of which amount speculators took 2000 hales, and 3000 bales were for export. The ¶market generally closed firm, and quiet. ' Money Jfevivt--Consols this morning closed at 92 for account. The money market was active and generally unchanged. Bresuistuffs .Varkei—The circulars report the Corn market as continuing very dull; the quota tions are nominal. The weather has continued favorable for the crops. Liverpool Prorates Bari:et—The Provision market closed quiet. Lard buoyant, and all qualities had slightly advanced. . Latest Commercial intelligence,. Wednesday, July lst—The flour market this morning opened quiet. Wheat also quiet.. Pork is also dull. Bacon is quiet. Sugar is dull, at a decline of lid n}to. Liverpool Breadstuff Market.—The following are the quotations as reported by the circulars of Messrs. Richardson, Spence d: Co.—Bed wheat Rs fai®Os while !is °dad°. thl ; mixed and yellow corn 30s ®,:itis 0d; while 39®40. FnaxcE.—ltisintimatedthat Cavagnisc would rather not present himself a second time to the electors of Paris, and that propositions had been made to distinguished members of the Paris bar to take his place but that they were not accept ed. Several of the deseated of the opposition candidates threaten to contest the regularity of the returns. The Paris correspondent of the Times says that the Italians whose arrest was noticed by the last mail will be tried for conspiracy to assas sinate the Emperor. The'Daily News says that the French govern ment has entered into contract with a Marseilles house for the supply of 10,434:10 Africans for Gua deloupe, and Martinique. SPAIN. —The Madrid correspondent of the London Times nye that the hie:lean Envoy had handed to Senor Pidal the . ultimatum for the settlement of the pending dispute, and thatthe latter had promised to send a counter memoran dum, on the nature of which would depend Senor Lafragua's further stay at Madrid. The same correspondent gives the rumor that letters of marque had already been sent from Mexico to the United States in anticipation. " Num.—The Indian overland mail arrived at London with Voluminous accounts confirmatory of the telegraphic announcement of a mutiny in the Indianarmj. The, details are somewhat less alarming thaiiihe baretalegrephharecirdiffi. 'Troops were marching from every eidis against the mutineers in Punjuab, and every precaution had been taken to trample out the - first spark of treason. Meerut and Delhi were placed Under martial law; - and the natives princes wereacid ing contingents to the British • forces ruiff Meerut. The native troops had murdered every °Meer on whom they couldlay hands. At Delhi it was supposed that Mr. Prater, the Commie sioner, had fallen with many men, women and children. The mutiny had not affected the troops at other stations. The London Commercial Daily List had learn ed that a report 'current in well-informed guay tern that the Government was in possession of news from India that tranquility had been re- . stored. CHINA.--Dates from Canton to the Bth of May state that several attempts hat been made to blow up ships there one of which was nearly suc cessful. No military operations could be under taken before October, owing to the heat of the weather. Ctsciassm, July 11.—The Enquirer learns that a quarrel recently took place in Morgan county, Kentucky, between Mr. Mason, (demo crat,) and Mr. Cox, (know-notbing,i , both can didates for Congress, in which Cox was ahot by Mason, and killed. Cox was a late member of Congress from the Ninth district. • Allison has also represented the same district. ' . Oilcan°, July 11.—On the night of July . .7d. a mob broke open the jail of Ceder county; lowa, and, notwithstanding a desperate ance by the sheriff and guard, took two-prison ere,Gleason and Soper, confined on a charge of orse-stealing, and htmg them. The greatest eicitemeat prelaibila the neighborhood.. Nsw rOR/S t July 11.—The ship Manlius, from the Pacific Coast Sonth America, was off - Old Point Comfort on Thursday, leaking badly. A U. S. steamer hos gone to her assistance. •She is bound to Baltimore. IlAmrAx, July 11.—The steamer Queen of tho South, from Remen end Southampton, for New York on the pith ofJune, lies pug.* in: distress. LOUISVILLE, July 11.—The river isreceiling. Five feet of water in the canal. WestSerclesr Mercury 90. . -Nov Yonw, July IL—Cotton nlined Ann; 250 bales sold; holders demand an odienee of Or leans middling is quoted atl4l; Uplands 101, Flour closed. dull; 0,500 bbl. sold. Meet buoyant; 0.500 bush gold; St. Lawrence white liars 'drained 20; galas at 11,85; Indiana do hi quoted at SL9B. Pro visions are quid. Freights, are,:itiortir. .Neon is quiet Id lower. Whisky finzi'at 34 0 .. linger deL dined ; Slascorado sells at Ilkeitinie, Ipinweed OS has oclined 2c; sale, at 77e. Lard Arm- Lead 'MOW , 'Steaks dull and generally unchanged. , , . , Prtit..antxmc. July 11.—Thers is 'rely little but& scares nen debt's. ..ClovahatioLis same .ociiniands $6,7147,25'13 '64 MC' ' ,. -Vstilikai -spiirth 54' 1 11". burhel,', "Floor is dull at: $7 ®2., It Mil for anis mon brandsou3d $7;6240)8'10 extra. Smalisales .or Rye Flour at $ 4 ,7 0 . Coen Meal is seilletut $4. Wheat; red 51,85; white $1,00; 3000 bushels new white to arrive in two weeks was °Saved at $2, bat millers refusal to pay this rata. Rye has declined to $1,03. Corn meets a limited inquiry; sales of 3000 bash yellow at 85c. ' 2,500 bush Pennsylvania and 'Delaware Oats mid at 56e "t 3 hush. In grow les and Provisions there is no change. Whisky. is Ault at 31(g432c: jOlll CAMPBELL. Alf ANUFACTUILER OF BOOTSkt ,111. and SUMS at away deacritakoa, No. NI Smith d at.r.et,PlNsburgt4 Pa. oolltlyd 'JUST RECEIVED !! 4 07,01. 'German age. 1000 Hanna 20 b.. Vlopela Msaufsetured Tobacco. The largest maportment of Cigars and ibbsceo seer oar. le this city, fa Dow open for esaadaatioa sad ashy et . . .C1E0110.6 WitYliAN'S ocLif sor. Smithfield street =dn.... Alley.' PrOBACCO AND CIGARS-- bco Richmond Totocco.4 andBYdilTrmi Mandl • SO dworftms half palm:ll=p 16hoon Virginia T w ist Brook lof l'Odocco, 10 caddy bra 11 L Diamond TRW Taboo" 100 bbl. Cut and Dry Quoen City BAMMIII and Bpschlt 216,1:40 Woman mid Worman Mora. In. Ohms and Or oak =WARD T. INEGR6WI3 . = Wholesile Tobacco Warehouse, 241 liberty oppmluo the head of Wood.; , OTS IN - DUQUESNE ' BOROUGII,Wo A/ have for rale three lot. of Ground In Iktenten• Bor.. wgq awl 2o kof - hoot by =0 feet deep. 'rho. lola ata finely sltnated nu a Vineyard, aa thory hies • Southern mo ped- Will be mold at • grut bargAin. , Apply to . • . IJ•'t) BLAKELY ILIOCULT. SUNDRIES--150hf. chests Y. 11., G. P. and do nr .aorted a44 Black Tea 4761.6 p m 4 inailtloO a. ether 4.5 bleta, N. 0: mat Cabs 13101 , 1 11 5 GO do claimßaltimore , 1(1 do Badaßeleratum sa do nshed and Bearden., Solna 60 do 27orth CLrolfaaSar, 100 do Winn., S. nal lb. loosp_Totacm' ' 160 niunsed end Oita. Sing ISO A, Somme soils wad= awn 76 do Storni do (Salk) ..: - 300 do Stadion Co. Pala abaola - . • sad Tatar. • lsodosms core is:00; sidskst;7 , -,:;_444 . ;;'- ',I ss suus 1110 130.4 00 Tordbir apistelosidi YaaaFe ertleleg adt 1 t . 4 - 94 aid. - - Commercial. tt P1TT11131311.4311 MAILICYTIts (Reported StodetUyjbr tha Pitrabstrgh arnette.i. Prmsfraon, 3103ntr, Jett 13, 11C47. YLOtflt—then was very little offering hem :first IMds, the only No being•smlllot of superfine at WS. rr.. stare, 00 bbl. extra at 110,11430.111; 73 do family do at $144 $7,1:11 and 146 bbls extra and family do at $6,41 and V,12. gAvoN_-,,,d as 0(10,000, 3000 and 4000 be Shoulbers at t -11; 10001 h do to country at I.IX. Urns; 11400 lbw Shouldm and lianniat 10%@11 for 3bMders and 12A3 for plain llartur 1900 Ibor Warns at 123,4; 3000 lbs do at • surl woo and MO lb. DIM itt. 1'44. Sugar Cured ll atas, ' OOO Via at 14. PEED—a We of 2) tons at 45 ctlail 100 Da6 and 60 offer. ad for sauna amount. 11g1"—notr Hay la coming in; Wes at ilcalqop of In s loods at $1243.514 it ton. . MONETARY ANDSOMMERCIAL., Then was remarkable we le the Street supply of UM., to-day, With only a moderate demand from the Stock Or Do mestic Exclutnue Broken.. The Discount Brokers andkirly employed .'st 64.0 for prime, od .10@l2 for lir lisle of pa. 1., ThO large Banks, with wo ar those exceptions, were I healers today, Inds= of the op -toe. Cash** were in the Street Dewing mono at call. The actirity:at the Oustaii42onee eoetiones.e hare Doerr known so great a crowd pressing through their entries. Yet the Sub•Treas nry arrumubstes hut slowly. For the bur days of the week, the balance is only SSI,aOO ahead of last Saturday... • The Mousy Market la agaln may, and with a tim4ded re discount rates. Tho prodance and determination 'to be Ott the aafe chat hare been manifested for the peat three months-la the operations of the Money Market, hare materlallf - redured extravagance In trade; repechdlylo the Importation ofcmt. ly foreign goads. And we mu rernmably expectthie mane If continued to bring its own reward, and.in Owl, what we ha,. now are among the drat (Milts; an may Mate of the Money Market, with the prorates of healthy .M rigorous trade For therm of tLe Seer.—N. Y. Cour. n Ern. The Wowing la a Matement of tbu tonnage of She P.llllll . aylvarda Railroad during tho month of June, 'UT:, r Through fmight East 5,142 ten•. do de West 4,740 do Loral freight East 24,087 do do do Wcat— 11,115 D do 45,168 do The Independent pribliebet the itiliOS!ll tbt, fallaree, suspenalona, ke, tor the week:— • It. & P. She Meld, Weaterly. N. Y, Mow nominal Meets SCO.OOO, and liabilities &brat 00,000. John A. Marbado t Co., New York City, for aim time put extensively engaged in tho opium trade, ham iimpand• ml payment with liabilities of mune p 5,700. Jams &C oo k , N o . York City, eselened, ItabliNdes about WPM Y. Huta& & Co_ New-York City, amigos% Ilablatine 000 nominal meets abaci* $9OOO. F. HWlny, Now-York City, assigned. • Iteryfamin Perk, Jr., New-York City,failed oil t surticd: . IL Edwards!. Troy, N. I', Wiw i. I. A. Smith, Oswego, N.Y., amignod. L.Earrit & Son, Oswego, N. Y., failed. Cowl! Robinson, Glen Palls, N. Y. meigned. Starring t IVintermuts, !Lowed:end, N. Y., failed and as. aigral. Salving & Beers, lloraohead, N. Y., ..l . J. 4 Clinton Wmg, Norfolk. N. Y. asidgnest. W. V. Pierce, Waddington, S. 1., assigned. Skint. t Co., Waddington, N. Y., assigned to William Harper. James Ilughston, Guilford, N. Y., assigned-4 Samuel Donlon and Jame A. llnglinton: liabilities mid to hoover W.OOl C. Lome, Iflualale, N. Y., andimed. Beckman & Brown, MilLstone, N. 3-, 'failed. 3. H. Carbondale, Penn, failed. Almon Crocker, Cart.: dale, Penn, maigned. • A. P. l'Usier, Pittston. Penn, empendod. Martin V. aithopie, Owensboro' Ky., fulled. John Schriever, CloclenidLOblo, I & Cincinnati, Ohio, suspended. • North , op°bid, fa/led. Woe Street, Salem Ohio, mmended. Jas. Carlisle, Term Mutts, ImL failed. • John Reiter, Michigan City, Ind...mspetutild. Samuel Hurst, Morocco, Ind„anmended. Tichenonr Ballard, Retieweiser. Ind, unload. K. li. Hinckley & Co., Bombers, Chicago, ID, summated. John James, Onions.lll,auspended. N. Wiley, Springfield, failed; linbilitinkabout $40,- 000. Anthony Bider, Detroit, Mich, failed mil supped. Joel Mani Adrian, Mich., mspended. E.C. Arnold, Milwankle, Wis., aa•Drood. Deming k Smith, Muscatine. lowa, failed. It. Molt & Co, Dandsa, C. W., suspended, liabilities about TaV3OO. D. S. Lord & Co, San Praoidaro, Cal, snmendw% indebted ness. lance. Import• by River LOCIS by Endeawor-500 bble 6o t,,4 asks ridlovi 218 hides. 21 ball buffalo robes, 73 bits soapy Leach I rig 2 bp raga & ws 23 bbls 180 eke hair, Lloyd ass his whisky,k; 1 F ahnestoc box, Clark; 200 bands door. Wallace: 9 bills bags, Garrard; 50 bhp, Rear, LyJoM k cat 23 ws hams, 1 bar, Osier, 1 boxes, Henderson k !aro; 5 pkgs. Caldwell; 51 bales hemp, Irwin & doss 80 OP Ind, N.TIn k ml 2 has 11ays k ecs 3 5541 box tokacoo, Mammies 40 Rile whisky, Wolfe. WILECLINO by Alinnotonts—ld kegs. }Wan 3 grind stooes, Bennett, 2do done:aim .1 sae, Burka k Barnes 3 reams mar, 1 bdl oaks, 1 box soap, Bradley:l lot raked, Beckham. 429 bills paper, Shrives & DBwmik 107 Wen wool. Clarke &0014 do do, WIWI& & CO do oats, 17 do wod. Illiffasso, 107 mobs Gsed, NrCully; =. rolls leather, Marker. MOSONGAIIELA NATILAITONCO.--= eke wool. 2 key 1 Lad bona, liteltatlen r.S bbl =lames, 1 .k coffee, Erwin A Dilerortfra resper,Jouea G bg rem, oven;l3o 1, 4 6 PA per, Cullwateon:4 bids grease, two.. Imports by Railroad Pittsburgh Ps. W. k c., a. IL-1 ear loather. Hatt k Psu 3o B 109 ' , theta:T..7oth% abbbts flour, 8 Itubsuglu 36 bus teluut, Witutarttg CJO bbis eggs, Bug S wits wool, JCBride au 82 baskets nutrkstirtg, 100 bus usta, 7 bambi flour. 840 eggs. 2do butter. menet% 150 ha/su wag, kgs buttsw*lbble ea% 88.5. wheat, 85 d 6 oil . mks, 55 barrels walaY, 38 Adis but,t2.rk k ao. • . . RIVER MEWS. - ^ Them is little to ho mad emit river mailer.. laday. The water is growing toe and large bomb, are hauling .S • The Emirates arrived from Sr. Lona. or. Saturday with . a =mil load, She will probably paint and repair: cant twat, thil. iludema. lq now ready to take her freight. film I. • beatill- Ini and middling riribl boat, DOR op for Um Sint time-SIN is !wand to Cincinnati, and under the command of Captain Ridenour will, of mune, be sureomful. she her your freight. The Marmon.. another new boat and a very hand_ .610 one.lanled round to the landing on' Saturday. That iv the way ourElltsborgh mecbanka do IC We shall haws something more in sly abont her Soon. The Economy with • full had, left for Clnrinriati on Satitniay. Too weather Is eo...naively hot as to wilt down the energies or the shippers. The Dubuque Times, of the 6th, fora ehie the following portiesdors relstiee to thelees of the Roglle:— ficolle, bound for St. Anthony, ht wafting the river from this city to Donleith, struck a bg or aloes, probably the former, on the Dubuque side, shut sunk 'while lying Ws the stone warehouse on the other aide of the river. It was not supp*aed, when she struck, that any ;scrims damage was dons to her, and the fleet Intimation of danger, was when the Ism discovered to be en the point of going to the bottom. She Is in shunt fourteen or fifteen .feet of water, and has a large load onfreight. the decor shod confusionn caused by the , sad den sinking ‘ , 4 the bunt, one of the pereengerts baguet so frightened, that he threw hie . tarrint overhoood, in the portets of Which owe two thenriend dollen; and it rank al most instantly. Ile has not yet recovensd. it, and probably never nilL" The Ciodnoall bommortial, of Patonlai;gray;?"— gr. Loan—The Heckel., thillmsul stud Fiiimunt, trim Clo cianti, arrived at $t Louts on Wednesday. rlupartud—bu.. pint qty end Commeron for Ilttoburgh. Thu toansyl rauta nod Sum hare PM up. • The Cincinnati Claaette, of mum dale, Thomas Shrievr, owned .by Captain Owner k Co., le to be tore to Owes, and her machineerry to be placed in a new boat bundler at Iluirayirillle, wblth will be finished boat the first of October. ete the , etc., of the old simmer nrosound and good, the new;ttaß, which is to he °flight draught, will be able to make qukt time. Yoe lids wagon twenty-one millions of .bushels ofmaf would probably be a low estimate of the medusa arriving and passing this {pint from Pitudnugh. Bethke this them is. - }nd has been almost daily reeelpts from the Pomeroy, Ilartlhnl City aid other name between this port and Pitts• burgh. which will swell the amount, to. upwards of thirty millions of bushels, a larger quentity -by thralelghtla, ft is believed, than 'ram, ever known here during woe outran.— The low river will tai doubt prevent tow-brats from running and therefore the receipts, until there la another also, will be . . SiOMMIDOAtOft, ARIIIVED—Luserne, Broarrarvillm Jeffers" tic; Colonel Beyard;ll2leabeth; Chose% Wellsville; Minnetonka, Wheel ing; Endeavor, Bt. Louie. DEPARTED—Lucerne, Brownsville; Jedßrawl, do Col . Bayard. Elizalean Cher°it. Wellsville; Mlnnetooka, Meer Goody Filen" Bt. Louie. }dyer 3 feet 10 lade. and 1111Ing. i% • Steamboats. Fl-2. CINCINNATI—T heI.M. e atoatoer .11. ma E l ie gal It will leave for the above and Interwellabetiptt• on Tu.& DAY, lith hist, etlOa . tt. For freight or Wane apply on board or to. f. WA) , FLACK. I MAMA Amts. LIOR OINQINNATE—The 'lll4 i. eeepretomerszmilecte,oipe.B.A •Woodbort pee •1111ereefor the Abarei and • 310fDAY, 13th 'Wt.* For Itelsht app y on beard °eta 1 . 3.1331 PLARILDA ' •••• • Agents. "VOA LOUISVILLN, .13V • ta = l l„ r vltam AND c.Antofee aoo 1.3a40,11/4 steamer THOS. BOOT!. Copt. A:R. 31wo, the &Wye Intermediate ports on TIM ,Inly 13th, 4 o'clock, P. 0. For totted or pomp TIZPIn btouttop to fILACR, BARN CO. Aft433o: Ak ! - pp EGUL Alt TRI-WEENLY' Air WHIMUNG -PACKET IN PLAIN/ Or Wounerrr-The newand timillAll demur. I :1 Capt. Wllllaiosouorlll loan PlttgArtmlb oftert TIIESDA . THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, at 10 A. N., it tbi Ithati =II all' latermedlato porta. , For [Mc or puma, apply on board or to , ; W.B. W , ..lIINRi Airint, Jelfblif • • all Wood greet. . . MIIBGRAVE'H: PATENT G . A.EI:COOSXRG; :STOVE, N 073, TRIAD snazritirtarsz WHERE . TEE PUBLIC ARRBESPECT POLLY. invited to call end trot W marlin s Tbe lota of et single store Is Vs ■ Burnentand $l6 purchase enough to do every ratter) of molting ap: a Wally f 4to ti venom elite don not Mein& gag, , brae-tete and cooking utensil. The common More tin Ovate dO. Tor further ltdonuatiou the miders &lag the diet In this city ..Lo mad Mr Patent One Cooking .appmetes, Inn cheerfully mul ermildently recom mend it to others es far myrrh:re for all cooking' parpasee to my of pro id ilabkosed cooking Movie. I madder It a gnat iroremont, and when 11l mount wirantaree are known. oe house keeper win be nethdied without it. Among iteadentages f u. i mention the folloWlng : coke . is alwnys reedy, th saving time smilbor. - &mod, cookig Is done withoetopmemire beat, .Thint,lte madam, whkfi lit Arnett haproMmed upon the oral -sten; -10erth, the . wiserrith which the heat may be *doted and the pogrom or 'cooklug attended to. . Time aim develops ether admits. Len, but Sur the 'vaunt I will reepecthdlyenbudt them. • MIS. A..7OIINEION,No Wylie knot. • Miring In use two of Dr: kinagraufs relent Gaa Cooking Storm I can cheerfollyymoninsend theta firths mobile,. th e most commilsot ocouomleal totting Mperatue , halos eta They me superior to any More I ever used; .te= MIN. S. B. WT-ICES, No 00,.kbarkee eems. r a ...,3:101'. RTAAIyII . O.7 •T'ltle!eriti.li: E....K.L ER L 8110, take mann m an =umber kith* IsubtleoM , they luMi• Leto .p . ooFeedquota lee thkulty Vs the .44, of •ow world re. Thew Pianin trewd bil an WV" Pialidi farruht *um to thari of sej tottbeemelm - Abeam% pt. nob ue elbat tu hieivisess ooseettilvtd""arone 980 them euehmtedy, could they but De • . • .- r ' Tlinalitali OMIT WNW= num •• - Praia Onud Atom, mirk by M. lu* Pm% emt tit my me stbnetbahthetteMtivealtittOglbmvath-Miletild. I t Itb• besiteduity,steethemtbepreterame one all at= Th i ItakAr bgeut-I.4o"Tl!ikbil tout. Pui, to, . MO sammaan-, hi ..tigg C 0 .01 ,711 46 ,11 A 1, 14 , ele. tid Wiki he W ade .- . - -... I i QW:OARIAND‘,. /DENOZ" 4 bfbilbOidiitolOriitildreaxotbidaisper la . Swag Plasestaiklal4 1 4 411 . 1 ". I I "" i kii ; ' Ir :iute deeirAto kamkurte ; eat AMU. ItiMtait rati:i.the. ••• • whiehJa•mitltti:VOPmluoMt Vitit 'Omit Illiabh A POT epos thoin!tOsL , • . - Amusemnits4 . IT TSBURGH THEATRE. Lew* and r Manage -205EPSI C. 110511511.. rge Muctager...A.W.Your*Actinglarnagar.Caaoo334 Bozesaid Patquette—..-50e,Privale Bozeyl -- n_.tB 00 &tend Tier .. . ... . ........25e I Private Boaes,amall-..5 00 Bove for ....... Person. •5.5 eta &rumor or Tore—Doors open at 7 1 4; curtain to rlsei Second 'reek of the engagement of the world renowned KELLER TROUPE, whose enquilite impereeriatiormof the chaste ...I beautiful have CIKINeId a muuttion unprecedented in the annals of the drama In tblv city. MONDAY Eveniug, July 19th, will be produced for the flirt time here, the new Supernatural Drama, translated from the Preach Opera .- Lea Amour. du Diable." entitled UIUEL; on, 'TILE DEMON IN LOTE. With new Tabbies, by L. Kai .r, MacYm Keller and Troupe. Concluding with (Ant lme) the grioni National Tableau, arranged from the riling by Lets, of WASHINGTON CROSSING THE ELAWARE, AND (MORT OP THE RATNER OP III: INITNTRY. This is the moat faith ful and beautiful ableaz ever promoted. a titan ° Salto. r. Ai. • • - v - is, .A.uotioneer. Commercial Bal, Remus, No. 54 Stith Street. =OM! ll_ OUSEIIOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI TURK. AT AU . lON—On Thursday morning, July Into, at 10 o'clock, • the dwelling house nulls . Thos. Mur ray, No. 71 Fulton s rest, edit be sold his entire Ouch of flonseholdi and Kitchen Furniture, among which are Spring Seat Mahogany Befit and Parlor Chairs, Hocking and Com mon Chsirs, Dining and Brankhsting tables, 31shogany Out Tables, high 7bt lkdateads, Work and Wadi Stands, LookingGlemes, Window Blinds, Vire Irons, Venders, Pen Chamber and Stair Corpses, China, Glass and Queen. *re, Kitchen Utensils, ie. ` P. 11. BATIK Anct. MANCHESTER SAVING'S BANK STOCK AT AU/011i—ft Tuesday evening, July 14th. at 8 o'clock, at the Reel Duman. Stock Sala Rooms, on the amend door, Xo. 14 YURI stuset, will be sold, 12 oharee 31Auchester Saving's Dank Stock. Jyll P. Al. DAVIS, Acct. RAILROAD BONDS AT AUCTION—On Tuesday evening, July Mat, at 8 o'clock:at the Com mercial Sales Booms, No. St Pllth street, will be Auld, or, as , emit of whom It may concern, 'Pour Ord Mortgage Coupon Bonds, Maniere Talley Itallruad Conipany, ono thonnad dollars each. • jug P. M. DANIS, Auct'r. Miscellaneous lE=)==Tl T HE GRIEFENBURO FAMILY dMEDIC LURE. OV THESE ELEDICLVES ARE SOLD EVERY WEEK, THAN OP ALL OTHER MEDI. LINES PUT TOGETIIER. In thbo country enams Is the result of merle, for the keen .It eeflunent of our countrymen Is proverbial, and pule en effectual Mop to Ignorant pretemlone. We conceive that the unagnaled summit of the Orerfen burg Inv le more owing to their undoubted mperierl ty, ,than to any other came, sal we denim to call especial attention to cum of the beet among them, MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON. .... . . . Mb remedy will certainly con Palling of ths Womb, Whites, Disordered Menstruation Diacsaw of Pregnancy. All troubles at the change of life, both with young and old, and all the rarloos kinds of weaknew and nervous corn• plata cowed by Reordered uterine organs. TIM PRINCIPAL SYMPTOMS - - • Indicating dhow. tor which the Cetholicon is offered se e certain cure, are weakness in the back, tingling and pain between the shoulder bled.., extending all along down the inane, Roman In the end of the vine, bearing down poly e in the ULnitle mesas, el:noting pains ir: the bowels and into the hip; eympathetic palm In the breads, burning in the pit of the domed:, Irregularity of the bowels, SOMethriel with diarrhoea, and who with obetinate cbrutlpatkei; mid feet, capricious appetite, headache. of a hammering or best ing character with roaring or whistling In the ears, dull pains In the head, with rent nervy= excitement, succeeded by complete prostration, languor end discrounetnent, dis arrangement of the mend:rue' periods, with an acrid dis charge betwen diem, which are described in the public.. tour of the Orsereuburg Company. In all cameo( Palpitation of the Heart It acts at one.. Many uterine complaints ere supposed to be heart disease, from the Nympettlietic disturbances connected with that or pro, but t•Catluilicor: should always be taken, and In nine case. vat tlf ten, It will be found that nothing Is the matter with the heart, and that a cure will won follow It me. It will law riptide that feeling known us the heart riming In the montlaand turning over. ) ALL OP TIME SVMPTOMS • are not present at my owl time, but any of them fattiest° the presence of Dame, and the necessity for IMMEDIATE ACTION. . .„ The ren4iy prepared by one of the' oldest and moat skilful pb that they era taking • ecieritilic and well compounded medi cine. lixperienee tuts peered that the remedy will cure eighteen out of every twenty maw, and that most of the Incurable came stem so, became of canoe which had dcatroyed the to cuperative power. of the eyriem, or of mama mechanical bkhuies which had raptured some debate membranes, and thereby mudered a cure impassible, The prim of the article bring but Line Adler mod a halt per bottle, it It within the reach of every penton, and should have a fair trial at lead. The medicine is accompanied by foil directiona, enabling 00003 one to understand her own cam thus preventing the nectmity of withal comultation, and what lo more Minuet ant, irately doing away with medical emmintakma, which amp:wily looked upon by women to a violation of their most sacred feelings. and to ILTOiII which, will notate extract. sting pains, and sometimee Me life bang. In thia view opt, of the most highly educated 'Mimic-Woe of the preseneday, and one who Imo a world-wide reputation, stated that the ef forts of the Orstenburg Company *mid bo appreciated by every female of any delicacy, and that the Allred adapta tion of the remedy which obviated the necessity of personal exposure, would entitle them to the appreciation of every man who valued Jimmie motkaty ea the stagnate of her pot rity and the most preemie end brilliant Jewel belonging to her character. 1111.1embir atteotkro I. toquoted to lb. following cortl.o Chortatern—l Lace been • proDracel nurse fur twat,* year., and of cooree,hmo WA • gad many very metre mom Or &Bing of tbe wonabideranged menstrostkm, whites, disorders consequent upon pregnancy, from Co time of cora caption to the hour of delivery. My attention hes also been frequently emoted by severs symptoms connected with the heart—each m palpitation. doldng. fluttering, and other 'ai.rrangemanue which are frequently eoppraed to radians Granule weeknea. or the bean. I hare always ranod Mar raralr• Melina Catholleon a moot valuable and euccessful remedy, in theft acid in oil complaints of the merino organs to whieh to many females are liable—far more eftratcLies than any, or all the moot ecientilk prescriptions of the reg ular physicians, and I have wen the pract , of the boat in the country. Poll particulars of toy osse will becinerfolly forniahed any one by addressing • tine tome. Box 1.213, 14. York Port Olnoe. CAROLLNE W. mums, Public Nuns, New York City. Grarrusarart—l observe an Important on:Melon in your 11.1 of erroptmeg Slarstudre Conine Crabolicon will infalli bly core Neuralgic Tbla symptom more froprently accom mule. menstrual derangement than people suppose, and all females are to subject to it that they ehooki always have • bottle of Catholic= on hand. They may rely upon It that It will work wonders, as I know from mrtaln experience. no eymptomc when connected with the twee are toe well known to need description. When. the stomach is afneted, there are contractkoss and shooting pram, 'onetime. extras. ding to the check and back, and frequently accomparded with moans, faintnese. coldnese of the extremitke, and L add • Sty. Then eyreptolus will won he completely controlled by the Catholicon. 11. B. HERMAN, 3L D, New York. I hare uot in my-whole cop eck nce seen • medicine which will compare with Marshall's Uterine Catholinan. Out of thirteen females In this place now under my treatment for beenm, of the Uternk a majority are about well, and all the rest are rapidly consalesdng. IL IL PUOSCIZE, Lynchburg, Va. A. =a of falling of the womb of wren years' standing; has been cored by Marshall's Uterine Catholkork and the lady is 11[11, able to walk ma and attend to ber duties. Her auo by long been looked upon as incurable,and the core Is comildered little lees than a mind.. JOLLY P. LAMBERT, N. D., Pena. one Of the seven. mesa of Uteri. Wawa that t have met with in thirty years' active Aped.ce sea practitioner of neonate; was the moused ant calling ouy attention to the 'trowel Marshall's Uterine Catholicon. The patient wow a married wowan, and mother of two children. She had been occookmally troubled With a died.ggee similar to the whites, and had some trouble with her monthly period; but coma. Awl herself to good health. She was then taken with shooting palm under the right ehordder blade, which after wards encoded along the spine. She was then troubled with headache and lowed Deana debility, odd. shuddering pries and flashes of heat would ohoot over the whole body. The organic did:knit, of the womb finally emerged tote complete prole.. eti that she amid not sit down, without pain. Thommwawarine.oaod aching lathe back,and an no. I controllable desire to Ile on the soft all day. Shelled noussa, with hot and dry Ate, cod altogether was Ina moral coo. Aloe. CAdor compels me to say that many of theft lump town appeared after I undertook the we, and the boot skill !Auld command, felled to avert the I fat as if the rw eponsibility was almost too homy, and a consultation with an eminent medical Professor in New York City, led me to the em of Marshall's Cetholloon. The change of symptoms to milder ones, and than amia tow perfect cage of health, was gradual, but the whole process was as bmatifal as the dotal development - of *plant from the reed to the ripe fruit. A constant use of It for ate months was attended by complete... and though several years hare elapse, not the slighted symptom of Sl health .haa been coped. eared. Store then I hare need it catutanriy, and do Donlon than enact of Annie Pvt.; when !my that it is eminent ly worthy of public madden. Z. W. TURItOCII, M. D, Luna. De the Orrefeehare.thatlsmift • • Ortnaismc—l lookupon It as an act, of gratification ae well cool duty, to Inform you of my Aperient* with r to Marshall's Werth* Catholkon. them ban • practri hysic-Ws for ammo tirmtydire yews, and hare aloes. Grua it almost imporible to Core thole inseams known es Uterine. My brethren of the medkal proftwelon hare al.ys lookod upon these complaint. aa Incurable, and they hare mak muted their Inability to discover a remwly. liming heard of your preperation Manhall`o Uterine thlinalkon, and knotting th. onany bad been benefited by Its 11116, I thought .it my duty to glow Way moat thorough inreotigetkaut The following is the malt of four year careful trial. I have alwsyafouoditaoaesslltlto awes characterised by any of the following Alava,. Great heat, preennre and bearing down in the uteri.e organ; awe of weight on the • bladder, accompanied by tarot and frequent Madre to pea water. greet nervous excitadoeut about the time of the monthly pi riod, with Irregular dia.:mit bring someftmee almondant, and at other tine wady and' t. Weaklier and bola pep, nerrnpa headache, irritatdilty of temper, chink:teen flatulence. youdtini im,gula ri ty of the bowels, burning In the domicil, Wa ID the groins and rmalt of embark, crawling mad tktg various parta of the lady, and *general meDee of uneasinese. There are many other symptoms con. acted with thaw complaints, and .1 hove dawned them well deem...din the Arlo. t ortific and pubikations of your Company. I matt to my hat In complaits...al b the nuns of kire elderlylkmales, se well. la the ma . of Ming Ole, in Alt caning to Marohall's Uterine Calton. con b WM.. Yours truly • . . Itth. KITTREDGE, . A young female friend of mine hao Won ',Mkt. for tent or days= with uterine Moakley which prod..ad vie, soot ape modic fits,and dAroyel her general health. Two bottles of Mainih'e Uterine Who.. cured her entirely. • EMMET PEARY, Providence, H. I. A fentsle friend of ones, whohae been entering for neatly ten years with tnerlen dlmcalt (Inngtilar; suppreesed and = i d l o l ennit lwit ritia) to skieselyantitrtythtithmo. enths'ror e nee of zpect sd to be la her!" and einflklentl expectspordict core. - .P. Yor City. EferehalTs Mains Catholient, esp. the New climax afar -thing ever known In this country, It has been pied snit; complete snennen - JO& LEVY, latakerling, Ala. Stioinandsof othier*tideates are ott meat the ofdoe of the Omnpany, where aU Interested are lasted to tall; . mAssnaLthi• =tura 41.1101.4 cm Ts sold Wholeesli andlietall at the Ding Store of Di; GEM 11. KEYSER, No. 110 Wood street, Min of the Golden Mortar. , Sirolll end wit a. copy cribs - Orefenburg Mensal of. Health, VP men Prke 25 cents. Oopke eent to irks part of the country free of chugs, on the receipt of twentritr• TOO efenborg Menu° Is erne of the beat pobliattione Of its kid, and rosy be had without charge - of of the Companies Agents or ia their office. baraendlheemT FISH: --1.00 bids White Flab h ; Was 40 do. • .60 • 100 hlf bbis dO,• . • ~•• 60 bbto Slfooo. 0 hlf LI& 10. 40 bble No 3 Macharr6l, s "" / hlf bbls No 6 do, 00 bbl• No 00, - • 40 hlf bbls No 2 do, 1:111bZ14116t 60. SI do d 0 day For 0410;by • :UOl3l , - • CUINIIOIID. 4. . - ~.3„,,,,,t ir2.1R T INf o f i lt . N , E- & qt. . . 47 011)11ZW=150 bge an in ip!) valley stele sad a, Ws by T. L=.l 14:119, basil , , • • • - . - :1,•%.• , .:'-:', - ..f;y- , • ,-, : - W. E. - CHILD:I ,2 , • CEMENT R 0 - 0 -V.1 . :1417 =wart& ,TOHNSON, Porpristars. , A RE PREPARED. TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON A'T'TIIE.IiIIORMTNOTICS Jen. the above Elastic Fire and Water-Proof Cement Roofing, it bolsi the only article pit finniiiitiMtbat roast the action of the atmosphere in every climate. IT IS P.E.RI3'RCITir 33'IR/33 AND And In point of dorebility, we believe it is eond if nor. perbr, to any MetelSo Booting- Wotan lilut ale Ear, Iron or Shingle Rosie, It making no didamn bow flat or deep the roof may be. This Booting L warranted to prose as *bore represented We WI put ft on for SIX DOLLARS PAR SQUARACTRIP FATTSQ(LUZE.) - - We will apply It upon Tin and Iron Roofs fee TWO De* .k Zia SQUARE, being on addiontaf dielabliltf tki cheapest paint that can be need. Sir We invite all whose* building, and also those wbo whib their Roof. Eyeing!, to adi et ourcifitai,lenriteddiarli end examine sampled and satisfy the thonisalree in regard to the durability and ib:oo7ot ilds J. 0. ' r 3111 1 1N R Y0 ' 11. J No. MI Mild street, between Wood andarAttaitt'• Read the Following- , erns or vas Brume MSS /I - it= 00.11:FAIT,„ hio. 18 hunt botwarn Slabs andilyesaiora Cincinnati, Odo, Dec. 10th,1836. To all whore it way concern:— is to certify that have cm:anima sperlintas end to of W. E. amps o Tire I a n Water• Proof Cement Rooting, and (th esebeli it to be eminently eoperles to aurothat kind titlloofinif now ull" eras an eye swiftness of a severe trial of one e roofs, from a largo volume of flume from an adjoining bcdlding, wldeltidrisck directly upon the roof lind ixttni. for nearly hall an hour. It stood the [dal beyond all expectetians, end solid duo [Signed] T. W. lIASEELL, President fondle ERMA Instinumarlki. Curcurven Aortae Rom Dot. Co I Feb. &b, , SST. I have examined W.F. Cimns k Cosa Elastic Fire and Wate-Proof Cement Booting, nod es far se adjudge, muddle It h good Invention, and nes willing to insure building. thug, protected upon the MM. terms eel tunas theme entered with metal. 3NO. S. LAW, Agt. Sorel Ins. f Landau and LlnapeoL . - , . • ._ entcixxis, DecentAer IAtINIAAii, . _ . . 711 oil whom if pure coneertc—Thle Is tocereffy thst we hareadopted W. L. C&Mtill& Co.'lfiestie Fire aedWeteeftwof ' • ' Cement Bootleg upon oar Wore and there'll:lg housee. It has given the mad perfect. • and, we cm reeotemead- .1 &to all wishing Fire and IPater•Proof Rooofing. [Siguedj DA A VON Falne, .._ _ eplaydAwF Gas Fixtures, No. OA Wait Fourth gresX . ~ . Flexible, Fire and Water-Proof Roofi n g . ALAIR do GAl>,l!l'l. Proprietors, .. •- •• • • No. 57 Wnter Street, Pittabargh, and P. Peterson's, Allegheny. /lII'S IS AN ARTICLE SUPERIOR . TO ANY OTHER, IN TIP. MARKET. IT tS AA wed extensively in New York and Philadelphia, and to well approved. It Is applicablato combs .. • , • . . - Foundries, Dwellings, Warehouses, Bridges, Steamboats and, ItailmniCars. . - It will last longer than Metallic Rootog or &Mem, and maids the various changes of clintatt..wir ',par cold. brat or clamp. Ito principal ingredient le of an extraordinary ckutie nature, and it never loomensadVe dtha laalicttfe can be readily applied to all kinds of cool,, Oat or .trop, old or vaw,orriron,lln of Womb It will not melt In ymia weather, or crack io cold, and it In not injured by being tramped upon. ' • •• • . ' - Rripgj It le - Both Fire and Water-Proof. .11-a-For further information, apply to tbn propriatork 1857. TRANSPORTATIOIC. .- CAPACITY .ONE HUNDRED TONS DAILY. &AEA LLOYD &.1C ; • [SUCCESSORS TO LLOYD • - 111 - AVING MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS THIS WINTER, we nOtr prepazed . Bto do n henry barium by PEZTIVS'ZIFTT.A.I 4 .7.I.A. CAZT.A..T. AND ILAILROA—TO.. Through to and from the Eastern nth., We can memo our Mende and all those_dhlposed to Um penn,,. Canal and Rxtilrood, :hat no pelna nut be stared to render general aatlefactlon to SITIPPIIMSOY A1iD.W231311114 FREIGHT. The Avoidance of the Inclined Planes on the Allegheny PortageHailioad Win give Increfood desoctch to tho trtuumbuion of freight. oaks Penn Street, at the Canal Ititaln. folthlyd LLOYD & . 00. '.Bs' I. )7. OANAL NAVIGATION. 1857;" =ER's 1.4:Dwx..A.33.r..E - Via T'onnsylvania CartaLaticEaltsilmoad.- Capacity Two Thousand Tons Per Month Each Way . • . _ OUR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION - SAVE BEEN LARGELYINCREAt— - ad during the peat Winter and we can now offer to BIEEPPIF.R.S the superbr sera/env of. • DOUBLE DAILY VERB to and from Pittsburgh. Philadelphia and Baltimore. Our line being composed entirely of PORTABLE BOATS, but one transhipment to required. Merchants wading Freight to our Line can retro - pee its bg put thrmgh with all pound, speed and h. WAREHOUSE, CANAL BASIN, corner qf liberty end Wayetnevedt, h, le. - .. fe2fhlyddespatc - . WIRE Proptkeors. CIIICKERING.B PIANOS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR sale a splendid new stock of PIANO FORTES. from the manufactory uf Clacker log Sone, Beetomeelected expressly tor the Eyeing mi end onmpriehig all the varieties sod new style*, now mann. Enured at the renowned establishment of Chlckering SUM DOl4OO. Mew. Chlckering & Sons have been awarded t the dlf krent Exhlbitlona and State Satre in Baton, New York, end other place.. Eleven Gold Medal., Seventeen Silver Medal, Three Bronze Medals, and the Prtr. Medal lithe World's Fair In Loudon, 18M. ALSO, SCTIL.I. SECOND-fIAND PIANOS; One olesant Chlckering Plano, very little coed; wMahogany eix octave nano, in good order. $l5O old fooldoned;—.... v ... 75 50 JOHN 11. MELLOR. • 81 Waal st., between Diamovd Alley and Fourth at. Sofa Agent for Chtekertng k Sons, for Western Pennayl. wants, Eseteru Ohio and Northwestern Virginia. ntrbdtwF A DamagedjVcw Chick...bug 7 Oet. PISMO. ONE OF CHICKERING sole firotslnon ortnre, elognntly =wed ltewewowl PIANOS, damaged in the!: (Whitton only whore the blemithen nre not esixwed, will be told at a great bargain. • The above Plano is one of the large lot or 7 octave Pianos reeelred to-day from Chlekering h Neu, Boston, and will be warranted @shaving mrolved noloternal Injury. Porialeby JOLIN IL MELLOR, Agent far Clacked ng k Sons, Boston, - 1N0.131. Wood street, Pittsburgh. . • NUNN'S S.-. CLARK, New 'York. THE - PUBLIC IS RESPECT (aIIy informed that oar waren:roma, which had been completely dralt&d by the beam ittink &lies, are filled with a choke and Coop plate assortment of MINNS &CLARK'S celebnded PLANOS, of every style and price. Persons wivhlog a ,fievt dose and &made indrawn/ will please bear In mind that the great Planks THALTIERG. pronounced Nunn. k Clark'. Pianos, superior Instruments In every respect. The pone Is Invited to call and examine fur themselves. H. !CLERKS & RHO. Sole Agency fur it Orme & Clothe Pianos fur 'Western Penns, Eastern ohlo and NorlhAVestern Virginia, No. 53 )11th street, nest door to hleaonle Hall. del NEW MUSlC—Charlotte Blume has just r(CriTed the following new music: See Iler still in my Dreams," No.= of Feeter's Melo diee;Dud published. 25; My 3Lt4 at the Meadow Gate, trio for three female voices, by J. A. Fowler, 2M Airs for the Rest. new song he J. R. Thomas,,2s; Fichottisch Pompadour, Alphonse Leduc. 25, Thoialcon Quadrille,ltlcardo Linter, 25; la Role de Florence, new polka Mazurka, A Leduc, 24 The favorite Scotch Melodies, .Auld Robin Omy" and "'rho Bomb, Rows," transcribed for plums W. V. Weill.% Rik Merrily, merrily over the Rea, is Lennart,' Barcarolle, wards by Remy W. Mullis, composed by Wallace, 150—thew, cm Wallace's two last comp:with:due Madollne, song by 0. W. 'Cherry, 30 The Lilac at the Door, with vignette title page, .35; Riondine, beautiful song, 2N That's Str. a new Conde mns. 2fx The Scotch Polka, Chas. D'Albert. 50: The Mole. leer Polka, L. Williams. 50—the two bat Polkas have rash an elegantly colored title page. • - • - - CHARLOTTE HUME, Itio.llß, Woad street, 21 door above Filth stmt. Moak mailed free of pottage. • 139 BROOKE HALL FEMALE tiEMINARY Miss Maria L. Eaatauin, Principal: SE3SINARY, SITUATED IN THE delightful and beautiful vile of Media thirteen 0,1100 re= Philadelphia by Rallewd offers to young ladies the matt perfect combinatkas of edvantages for the attain ment of s thorough aml accomplished education. The large And commallous building lately erected,. con. taming all the modern ounvetdencee of baths, pa, Sm., Is, with he ostensive grounds, a model in all that frertalna .to the health. comfort, reflaeritent and , . Improvement ot the pops. The deeping moats are high, well ventilated, and furnished with comfort and elegance, and hot two _pupils occupy the same apartment. - The munbor of pupils to 'lncited to forty, for whom seven teacher& nro employed.— The moat faithful instruction is eiven in all the, branches taught. while mood and religious principles Are ionstantly ineuladni by theory and practice. The entree of instruction comprises a period of tone years, and a rily. diploma awarded to all who pm through It satisfacto . . The Right Rev. A. Potter, D. D. Bishop of Peneerlvehia,vays: "3110 s 11. L. Eastroan.'whe proposes to open • Young Ladies' Seminary In Media, Delaware county. Permaylranla, In Septetnbcr neat, has been, known.. to the. mbscriber for several years putt. Ile hai a 'mu high opinion of her capacity, eferienty and devotedness aa an educator." She haa had II largejuid enniesolul experlenee...- The building whkh is to be erected will &retain 'every commodation. The village mad turroundlng reentry are distinguished gm healthfulnessand beauty; and the . . enb • scriber has Confidence that patents. who entreat their daughters to 31.10 Eastman will have no nude to regret it. 7 The French language to taught by • Parisbut lady rersid... sag In the hardly. The Latin,German. Spardah, and Italian languages, rre... -Cole* due attention, The Natural Sciences en, taught with tho old of. • large and expenstve apparatus. The Musical Department Is under the efarge of. a lady eminently qualified for the situation, and all who prefer. to be tartght on the photo Or tinging by • gentleman, have a visiting teacher from Philadelphia. Drawing and Painting are under the direction ore :lady accomplished In thearte. The Pall Term commentes September pth. Mu Eastman heti the liberty to refer (alba following ion' Demerit Right 'Roy. A.Potter,Bighop of Pannsylronla. Ron. Franklin Pierre, ex-President of CB. Hon. & P. Chair, Governor of Ohio. O. Lotter,Potteville,l4l. (korte ..rton. E.a, rhiladelphis. 8 .0 10 7 , Eeq, Plttablath. Sylvanas LotbraP, EM7 Ali ttSY Ci t aa NAVEILLN, . . JIINIC SECOND FULL STPPLY - OF •CARPETS;• 1..) OIL CLOTHS, MATTING S, Ate, at the Yoorth Street Nr.s.. 11. HeCALLUM having Jost returned from [them . tetern whom, owing to the present depreme4 state . of the market, they hero and at very low rates. a large and shoat entirely new stock of CAllkETLSO,cosuele4 1 1= f firmaele,threeply,new and benanhilnettang =rand Common Ingrain; and Tufted Health HUM • • /Zit very large Taziety otlkorlLlle, Window Stair Buff *Warren Hollnd, all of whirls dull be of bred a a LOWEST - RATE for orb. 1100,1 and . bon* keepers wilt find It tothetr advantage to give them • di: fo3 W. D. It. If. M.:CALLUM. Allegheny Bank. . . . c w liE STOCKHOMDER S of the Allegheny • Bank are hereby notified that Instal:mute .ate ordered as 10. a: - . ' An lartaleteat of lITE DOLLARS per than, on or before the FIRST DAY OP JULY.neaL Air loatalmentor FIVE DOLLARS per there, onor Wore • • At .. . the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JULY next And an Instalment of TEN DOLLARS per aline, on at bek.re the FIRST DAY OF ALviUBT oath . Payable to the Treannrer, alb oaks, earner Wood meet and Maalox! alley.. By order of the Consoleakonere, JelAtd . • -DA.VID CAMPRELL,Treasaser. WAT.CEIES AND JEWELRY. --,b 74. ROBERTS beg returned nom - the astern dtke withers entire Wm and choice stork Ens Watchee, Clocks and Jewelry, which hobo. pare atonal mostly dkeet from the matonkctuneefbr csalt,which amble, him to sell at the :Awing very low pilaw •• • • floe Odd Patent Lever -Watches, In opal - •• • and handing aewe - • .....-••••••••••-$0 00 9 4 120 00 Oold Lome, II aunt oases, WI JesOstle. 95 CO to - 6000 OW Loins, " • • " • " -2100 to • 2200 Meer Learn " • " " 00 to 5000 Ocl2ll3=rd, Pot, and Test Chants...-- 10 OD to • 80 00 Gold Raymond .. , 2 1 00 to 10 CO Odd Lockets, 2,4, and 6 Owes.— • 200 to It 00 Gold Cameo and Mantle Breast 1.60 to • 16 CO • . FAX 160 to 10 00 Atm (k 44 - 260 to 800 l_htby, Pearl and Garnet linter Ring.-- 2'60 to .“1 00 Gold Pena and . 1 60 to _lO,OO Gold Orme+ and 3 00 t 0... 12 WI Pim Gold 00 -6 00 lbw Gold . alto , GO • and Stone Elenra DottobeandfllZZ 200 . 1900 Mac Gold bale ringer . 76 to • 2 - 00 • Alto, Weer ead,Platt4 bportnliat: and itaite,Sea Sew, *Adak &aloha dee CorgaaCione7Goodr. Malan Maury,' Wench 802 Ind Pertd2l2,--alO9, ilia la " gami l ftrPq l 9 9 4 o W 42 ' 38 4 002 tOnefurftats, - Wattheilrkieii r ind revue Chaired. Ininiember Ga . p1ace..420. 10111th Grad, near *Ad. - • - Musical WPM , Spring Stook ton oomply of PIANO STOOL-8 cor Stook of Pianos, MOM T. 1.7012 Or Media, Delaware County, Penna: M=Z=L2l boots. MONUMENT . • TO THY JiZMORT OV . HENRY RECEIVED THIS HAT.' AGENTS 'WANTED. .1. B. D. CLARK. MIX. Pair at THE LADIES JOURNAL, FOR JULY, Price only 3.5 cents, CALLENDR'S, mrsorno BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING==-Neif: - .. w... publirations, Standard; Poetical. and ldhoellaneolis Worhg HLtory. Biography - , Travel and Adrantorm Juvenile Book., ao.: The Homestead on .the - Rtlialde,' by. Mary J. Holm. The initials; Clnvernook, Alice-Crary; Wetness's. Faith, a tale of Southern Tollifig and LiopinJairts7 Alarsth The Irminoia,hilante„ . .Myrthr, Oakfielg, hold; Hauled. not Mhted, Allot Alzry; Wear Lincoln, by CRITiO Caprmn lor Lifir, Trbeolored Sketches Is Paris; ClondsandOhl, Rend; Lanett* Puntinge, will; Never too Late to, Xmd, Root Thy GMlntly Tait ' Book, Bengt: The Greed 3tonntain- Old; ht - Home and' Abroad. Margaret Fuller Rural Bourg „Salad tor Social ad, Solitary: Ehneemod t Later Yearn 'Bell Smith Alm= e :,rnltorder .14116 Lib to the. 'Zatembiam . 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Fatally of Bethany; - _ L Plenty ToDo n0110,61* doilby lON =rioter ' Ticknor A Fields' llmmehold Waverly Peek,' Illack r boardifol Cl Edinburgh Edition of Warty Ifarelit; Philosophy of Skepticiamilly author of Phil:- elf . hati 'of Testimony of thro . lbmki,6tl; Lazio — mangy. All of -Hugh Iter:3lr. Eranth's Sermom theltlide perfect Dook,Yd - Por sale by fly.] .J. S. DAVISON, 61 31Orket et. WALKER'S IMV,ROISES..43OII. talulng Rowing, Sailing, Biding, Driving. Itado& - Muting. Shoollut, 42111 Ober. Manly weal. -The ',hob carefully revised or written by 'Cr,"•area from lbs. allnith lAudan alltloryin 1 v 01.12 ra.• Lira M.; • 172 ' • lraorletreet., 1011FX. CHAS. KINGSI.,EY'S WORKS-;.; Two Yn.i. d6s riypitia,fr Now rowel* an old — Vane: 'Tent,. problem; glacin, or the Wandatt of iboßbont.•• • • jy2 ,- - • ' HAY l C0.,65 , W00d stsun, I t h e troy Lattd,ilinitnted: < Ikea Life iiiEgypteba Num.; Ilinxtrated. The Old Inter Teak,. „ Travel. la Sunk by S. irenle. 'Moe: , t reed by Jell J. L. ILEATVItt Ifittirik attest. emirs and_Statlaikery. THE SUBSE It.WILL . COMMEENCII . on MONDAY, Jam jot to sell oot first !Nut r ia al lay 'tact of Book. and sunburn, wunviriLM.49ol. bards, 'Writing a:mll4ller Piper, Blank ex,,146, to ablobtlot attention of Bookselbrs, bchoot T Kr , cbontAlsod others, is rospeettolly • , JOUN a HELLOS, . . "New-Expreas lismatellpsested TN - ADDITION - TO' TIEE:GREA'r 1. ern and Western EiiMatioll7: ADJOIN Emus tx•IIPANY ham maderumagemients to extead their Lined :Express over thePittnetretandemmelerWeilesa . lug • daily liDo to and Dom ConnalreilistUd all placesaleur .- Oat road, cennectlog with linkostown step , tronallabi:' '. tip hi l ati Bruwwin• !WV #VM -15 711W llbe". Speehtl Weeseupers; vritb 'llblePPenof 130,4 will ,10 . 14. Pittiburgtrat 4 P. , AL., and Coinsellerille at 5 A:34 India* of -Money; Valuable. and all kinds of callus WWW - the care or ' the Company eying . medal attention . tri " - '" Any "' Zers 47 7 g00da to be- parchstaDial along the line will be preumetlyatle . WV; azatreturnalti::- •estP.34sm liagrolla; The Farmer.' Deposit Danideag Compeemp: 0. se, POL , RTH STRENZ - PITTSBURGH • • . E FARMERS' DEPOSIT BANKING.: . T COTTANT, - hrttat ememoiol Jo. tbe biome of 4 11:s rumen' Depeit Doh or. Thriblirlik" min ..bibtbm teirehr Ssokbsilloiiimmm beretofine dbmetedby themes. parks. mid with the mme simmot of capital chmap,er moos will sotoiuse,ear sheathe lisibe ammo ormendotting tbe Steekbelaothis . • the old lostliation cootatiVj the u nte;.. ' • 'l' 'A/tibias V3O do Forma. Deposit Ortilfl 4 4 . .4 , uponbeh Daum t lbeehromiess haide be op - the Oheek.._ - Sualute: been Dom ik °Veer. e. to Crete& too. •.- -J . _ • roirtilto aaateet 31111311ALL: Prod. or 4. NEW - STEAM.. GITAGE.--Inquire,of Porter,Roik t sweot, mum; MM. Eaton. Aurora Gar. Manufacturer& JeLitf Rorrs OLLGIABE OR CUP for Stag= r. 4 10.4. Paroled Diu& th,1851. . , OAWYER ALE'S • . • ~o. • V na., 1,0 uung.epparattuThriftilaings.Paus.., 7PHOMAS' MATCHLESS DIATCH j„, class tor making Round Mstehes. Pateatid Jot =4l,, 183 - , • .• 4 . - fIOUNTRY RIGHTS to alike; -vehd - iind lJ the •noy named Pabentri Artkiai ftlrr 3,11 e ea Temonibla terms,luad the ben reforettow Riven; MOHICCE zerom FRONT, 1.4,171g13,AND oiinioN mum A . P" k ‘ r CLA.thr4 • Vlilsgs,llo.ll;4;i ERI4: • May be beet the LOIPPii .191tICES;;Z - 1 ' E At the Worktertiiitibleriber,cittlid E . tiew Brlghtga l4impike , • Near theTUTl9ittly - l?ock ?I Gas Work; Allegticisy,Glt; _ • , r Or rg erOrril rat 16396 . th• rttinburgh. Post Ma; or left at the aloe of - • • Ilascri i lba2 irrirg Ihr , Ouatair nadal. • .. t ea *l r gathi g ild rOrre; IQkdtmchc - ViLte . . - "STOCKHOLDERSK , OPTHE "IRON' . 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