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News of the City and Neighborhood.
b Min* that oar town and neighborhood is still
ingested with bad men-and that the prompt action
of thWeitivens of M'Eeesport in arresting the MS.
pitted murderers of George Nilson and Elizabeth
M'Mastara, hid not the desired effect to scare off any
otberatis yet unknown 'Elaine in our vicinity.
Several days previous to the 4th of. July, a well
drezord stranger was observed mottling about the
midden°. of Mr. Iliram Edmondson, in Elivabtth
taxis6lp, about a mile from the scene of the Wilson .
murder.. Otethe evening of the th of duty, about
diralt;irlien Edzirondson was - from home, the
mime man was observed by a Etat girl belonging to
therhourre,. 61,1 in the garden behini some pea bushes;
shortly after Mrs. Edmondson no Iced the stranger
on the porth of"the `home, but be disappeared after
a while. , In the meantime, Mr. Edinundson came
home, and Veering: from his wife the suspicions be.
horror of the Zino he loaded his gun with a heavy
charge. Few hours afterwards '
when night bad set
in, the villain again approached the bonne; the dog
made alarm but appeared to bo suddenly silenced,
when, Mr. Eduniailson noticed Tin attempt to push
the front dtior In; stepping to the door Mr. Edmund
sowthreaterank; thu tiltain 110 would shoot him if he
would mot ileilat' land clearant, • The stranger im
mediateli oed , bia Ina few hovirs later lee once more
tutitio&l'ind*si hoard by Mr. Edmond:onto prowl
..itt daybreak the villain had loft
the preMiael, anrnotlalng has been heard or seen of
Sroadard.
THINnik , NISW MlD'Ow.—What is the diahrenee
betweeaa fislian' and a truant sehdol boy? The
one blip Lis hook; said the other hates his hook.
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We hxya received a copy of a new paper Joel abut
.
ed Ranwts.•- - It is a Walker paper and the city
where it is.published was laid out six weeks
This city,laa two papers, the name of the other be
ing the "'White two.
Chief." 'ln the leader of the
Walker cheat" before Mentioned we find cot. very
'ambitinneiniting and wo proceed to make note
tits , Eor example:
"The first number •of the "White Cloud Chief"
spoken:domes of conserratism. and fourth number
"dead. Visas" of tall:manta. Stir up the'ch unki.
tor—strike the first blase yourself on Gov. Walker
'' end jolt will:thee few that may follow -you but be
fore they get through, they will wish' they had erect
Now hold them fiery steeds that draw the
'.• ;'infant aw'rfse 'graoefully, and it will came nut in
imam to come, with .tho golden opinioni of all that
;. lead IDa'not bow It dowq in infancy—let it home
• up witll tea unrottledface,bouing on itabosetn,"c'on
gorvatlant triumph.°
Cara? 'lll/127ants:.;-;-The case of Alextmder For
. sythe,who, oursearlees -will remember was arrestef
for an alleged connection with a riot in the Seventh
Ward on a. Sunday some four or fire weeks ago, was
brought before the Court of Quarter Sessions yester
- day by an application from Mr. Swartzweldir, his
conned; asking for the discharge of the said For
sythe, who has for some weeks been confined in jail.
The mother of the prisoner had prepared to stand
his bail for- L s7oo at the time be was first committed,
and airforler for his release had been muds out, but.
before disorder had taken effect, the Mayor through
the advice Of the District Attorney, bad revoked it,
and is deficit of bail for $lOOO, the sum fixed after
the revocation of the order of release, Forsythe was
committed II before remarked. Mr. Swartswelder,
for prisoner and Mr. Collier for Commonwealth,
sisteritheiC ;event's° sides of the ease the substance
of wbiehwvtlave given above. The Court, on hear
fug, refused the application made in behalf of the
Tut. Swoown Ml:Worn Tatat. - PosicoxXo.—Ta the
Court of Oyer and Tetininer yesterday morning the
cue of. James' ones indleted for the murder of
Campbell mu called up for trial. After considering
all the eircumstancea, among them the fact ththaany
persons would be • obliged to remain. at Court as
Jurors, witnesses, etc.; whom" care and labor are ex
ceedingly.needed at home among their mope, the
counsel on-either side Agreeing, the case was contin
ued to the October term. •
Monon Ix Annum —or Jutetaxr..—Mr. Howard,
counsel.foi Fife and Jones. made -a motion-In Court
yesterday in arreet of Judgment Mr. Howard's
reasons which are bled are several, and probably the
-- motion will come up for argument in a few days.—
We shall give attentlon'to it when - ft - comes up: The
Clreeirk of yesterday afternoon says:
"Mr.' Howard'e reasons, which are Mod, are right
in nuMbeiclint the learned gentleman planes his
chief reliance on the eecond, which holds that the
Court was, error In taking a joint verdict against
* all the prisoner:, and that it should bare taken •
separateteisdiet for all." •
A Jirvesii.s"ifsa.-4fe were not a little pleas
ed a day or two Sipco at a practicaljoke of a boy
some eight or ten years of age whom we met in
the street; ringing . s. bell 'with a most serious
face, through the crowded throughfare. Bien
, stopped.and looked after him; women sighing
eympaihlied with. the': "poor little fellow who
. had probably lost his sister." Every where he
, went, sirr. crowds of boys followed at his heels
asking hun Who was lost, but the anxious face of the bay slowed nh change of expression until 1
at length to the eager and vociferous demands
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of the assernbied juveniles of a whole square as
' to whole lest: who is lost—Lthe young rhea
with sieharp eye to":aa avenue of escape exclaim
' 6:1 "Nobody , with a laugh that was irresistible,
and retired amid n shower of mud and . pebbles
from the large crowd ofjuveniles who had been
sold by the young wag.
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Iteruumbax Ttcsirr.---The Betlford 6 County
Convention :bribe Akerican • Republican party
made tbo following nominations at its session
last week':.:
On motion, MOOT; Evans was appointed
President, and S. L. Ituaagf Secretary. G. W.
Williama.indl3: IL • Barndollar, were chosen
tellers. • The following ticket was then agreed
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For member. of the Legislature—Samuel J.
Caster, M,,Woodherry 4p. Prothonotary
'John Alsip,,Bedford' Borough. Sheriff—Jaines
S. Beckwith,- Cotentin tp. Treasurer—Geo. R.
Oster, Bedford Borough. - Commisaioner—David
• Sparks, Pt: ,Providence tp. Director of tbc
Poor—Thomas Imler ' Bedford tp. Auditor
-:Geo. W. Bthekey, N. tp.
The Clirion_Brossar says that on the farm belong
ing to the Sligo Iron Company, there is 150 sores of
Wheat, 115 of Rye, 65 Of Corn 70 of Oats and 180 of
Grass for bv; making io all 580 acres under oultivi
tion. The management of the whole is in the hands
of Mr. Moses .M. Conrad, an experienced farmer, who
has deroterthis closer attention to the putting in of
the crop. The wheat is of the Mediteraneli species
and is very finei - iot being at all effected with weevil
or anything of_the kinit.: This will be an immense
and profitable crop; showing the, abllity to produce
and the results of careful cultivation. The entire
crop promises well, imi,f will be a great help to the
extensive business of Mus'eontrany, enabling them to
have a full stipply of immediate necessaries within
themeelves mind not subject to thirtise and fall of the
PsmoriimerAltiamto — An.—Themonthly state
ment of tho Pentutyleanis "Railniad exhibito tho
following restate;
Receipts of lhe road for the month end- •
ing Junci.-80th, . . . $366,962.-88
Same monthlastienr, . . $344,29.1-55
Incresie, . $22,672-33
Receipt' from January toVely . . --
1,1867;---7 . : . $2,618;786-37
&me periaVaslyetar, _• . $2,626,687-16 -
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Decrease, . . $6,803,-70
Tan Barihtp of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chine Railroad , Comploy for tho month of Juno
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From Waled, 142,724 . 58
Passengers, 82,959 48
" Mall, . - ' 4,493 75
Total, 5180,177 81
Total Earnings of the several Companies
owning the finetrom Pittslmrgh to Co
--Matti% tor, the emote month last year 98125 50
' .. .°F."4 - ( 3. 6 :Per. cent') 134,05331 ,
Ectc-thirt or Waroirwatrrstur.—The Finance
Committee yesterday opened tlui bids ,ror the
seeeral eoal and hay scalea, and awarded them
as follows:. • - '
Xesingaiela lieisloy. -
:Did/raySerder,4harl es Craig. . • :
Canal Bridgo—Robert Darla. ' • - H
- Foot of Pam 3frat -Simon Trapy.
17,0 Warrir—Robert . .
Ninth Word--Samuel C. Leiria.' •
Central olsoure—Lll.4luntar::
Bunsen - Censaz=blescre. Fleming Broi. the
well-known proprietors of MeLiete's-Vermifuge and
Liver Fills, In order to keep up with the increasing
demand for those articles. have disposed of their
Dreg busieesi to Mr. Benjamin B. Fahnestoel4 (late
of B. A. Fahnestock st Co.) who, will continue the
Drug bailment; at the one. Wood. and Fourth streets.
Menrs. F. *-Bro: hare`tares part of J. &booms
kan beilding:Wood between First and Second Sts.'
and will qoutinno thew meeceethrieg and proprie.
Uss7 Unions on an extensive scale. We wish both
puttee meth:wed nutcase. -
Tam' Nonni Antiumut RaMsw for July,.pub
fished by Crosby Nichols & Co:, Boston, is be
fore an, !tie an exce ll ent . number, Pull of sound,
substaidialeivading,Land will, we trust occupy a
goodly part'at least of that eacan . t - space left by
the recent degradation of Putnam into a picture
book. Pos adders . and careful, thoughtful
readers; this iitorth Amerimn is and always will
be =lnuit a welcome .
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A late Cludnbarsburg papers aspic
ttur toiiib: on theidtk was rho scene of o'no of
the Vandrit and Menl7..Magnificont &Splays of
Piremen Pankivwse OM our forage to has (fait
sussed, matirel like or,sehichls but seldom, if
...„ever seed ouletde of thilarge Cities; far surpss
'.sing the mtikeingtdie expectations of. the eiti
.rns, and our firemen: who were the principals
In getting demonstration. • • ,
Testarday was Isot—very .
hot Tba vs site s
w'laek; "NA It
99° to the Aid that is the striest spot about t - QENE9401.1.---/.0 bbla jug roc'd and formula
the44 Y , " 4 Aiwa of DicanaWasbinston, A 7 14: Pat n igI O NG Mg**
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Nut Dcr. , :lre'tied ta Obit &berthas-,
hi e lady in our city about • Week'sgoi' but but
maim' our memory until *minded of:ft yeeteiday
morning by the following notice whlehurellild
Port :
• "Miss Dix, the philanthropist, who haideioted
her talents and hernnergica, for =my years past, to
the amelioration of the condition of 111.131:10 persons
he hospital'', prisoners in jails and paupers in poor
. !tenses, is now in our city, the guest of Mr. Longdon,
at the Western Pennsylvania Hospital. On Friday,
the visited the City Poor Farm and inspected the re
cent purchase of the Trustees of the Hospital for nn
Insane Asylum. She will remain in the city for a
- portion of the present week. This lady has. by her
personal exertions and influence, procured grants in
aid of insane institutions and hospitals, from the
Legislateree of several States, and influenced large
pnvatusubteriptions towards the same noble chari
ties." •
POET Orrice Marrans.—Tho following Postofflecs
have been discontinued in Pennsylvania: West Big
ler, Clearfield county; Industry, Beaver county; East
Broolt,lawrence county.
The following new PostofSeas aro established:—
Grinnell's, Crawford county, Pa., Joseph S. Baird,
postmaster. At Good Intent, Washington county.
Pa., Samuel Ambler is appointed postmaster, vice
Jas. Roney, resigned.
, NILLED INA COAL BANK.—Thin (Saturday 1 11101711 ,
ing, shout nine o'clock, a man by the name of Ari=
drew - Mouse eras killed in the coal bank of X Draro
Sons, Mifflin In. Ile expired nearly as soon as he
was taken out of the' pit A wife and fire children
Itunent, the early lossuf an industrious husband and
father.—.lA,VecTort Stnnelard.
Os Monday,tbe 234 ult.. afirecaught a board kiln
at Corsica, 7elferson 'Co.. and constnned 30,000 feet
guaged lumber intended to be used In building n
Presbyterian Church at that place. The fire origin
ated from an inefficieht One, and it is nail careless
nets of the &moan. Loss $3OOO.
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A paper in Clarion - County, speaking of
workable young lady, Miss Margaret Riley to
"she recited 1.287 aortas from the hook of Martha o
Sabbath. June. 25th, is the Union Sunday School i
Greenville. That time to hard to bent."
=MUM==M
A Maw Post OFFICE.-A new Post. Office has
been established at Millar's Fltly. Armstrong
county. and Robert Orion-ell, Esq. appointed
Postmaster. The mail leaves the new ogee on
every Wednesday and Saturday at 2 o'clock for
Brady's Rind.
Tag Seller Troupe yet have nightly triumph... IR
spite of the hot weather the Theatre is crowded night
ly with an admiring throng. The tableau of "Sep.
tune and Amphitrite" last evening was almost per
fect in conception as well as in execution. They ap
pear in another great play to-night.
MR. IrAYBRIGIRT, an employee in our Post Wile
for, souse time back, goes to Rockford, 111.. in th
course of a few doyen. as we are innwroed, to smelt
hit brother who is P.lll. in that. place.
At the recent commencement at. Allegheny
College, Meadville; twenty-twowere admitted to
the degree of A. 11.. end twelve of 1854, receiv
ed the degree of A. \l.
A. °AUCTION is elected Secretary and Tres
surer of Hilldals Cemetery.
At Dia annual Commencement of tit. JIIMNI . Col
lege, Std., the degree of D. D. was conferred on Rec.
I'. It. Lyman, of this city.
'ranee was a rumor about town yesterday that
Lots, whom people will remember in connection with
a street fight that occumnt sometime since in this
city had been arrested in St. Louie.
Gonne HALL is already somewhat famous as
the place to procure bargains in the clothing
line; but now that Chester has marked down his
stoeVor the purpose of. closing out, undoubted
ly those who attend will-find articles and prices
to snit. '
We are assured that this is no clap-trap, but a
bons fide reduction of - prices upon the entire
stock, for the purpose of closing out the im
mense assortment of summer goods, of the latest
and most elegant styles, ere the changes in or
der to make room for a fresh fall stock. We ad
vise n call.
- llorren.—The weather this week is severe! degroca
' hotter than it was last. We may reasonably expect
to see the mercury keep on getting higher now. In
towd the mosquitoes have already made their ap
pearance to torment weather oppressed mortals, and
those who had rather than suffer present ills fly to
others that thSy know not of, are preparing to he off
to the Palls or somewhere else where- the weather is
a little cooler. Bat all those persons who cannot get
away can easily refresh themselves by a cool drink
from Super's Silver Soda FOELEItaill, corner Penn and
St. Clair sta.
"lIILTOOII'DISICASES, of all kinds, will God in Can
ran's Seaman Ititxrras the surest remedy. The
afflicted will be revived by its use, humors will be
expelled from the blood, and the liver will resume its
healthy action thereby restoring the patient to per
fect health vigor. It contains no.mercory, opium
or other poisonous drugs, and may be given to the
most delicate infant with- perfect safety.
• THE APPROACHING I. ol l llTH.—Ercrybody is mak
ing preparations of some kind far the proper observ
ance of the ''Oloriolis Filurth.'! Some will go abroad
and some will stay at home; others will remain so
ber; some will don military uniforms, while the great
majority will wear such plain clothes us ore becoming
.to respectable andpstriotie private citizens. Of course
the great mass of these people will get their garments
at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill & Wil
son, Nos 603 and 605 (new style) Chestnut sheet,
abort Sixth, Philadelphia.
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/lATEMANN RECOXVERTZD to COLMON SENSC.—At
a meriting of "spiritualists," an invalid was brought
forward dreadfully afflicted with ulcerous scrofula
that all the doctors had ailed to cure. It was pro
posed to appeal to the spirit land for advice, and
Homeopathic physician present interrogated the de
parted spirit of Hanemann as to what remedy should
be taken. Loud and distinct rips, audible to the
whole audience, told off ..4-y-c-r-'s
r.] Whig.
Coot.. pure and delicious
is the Soda Water,
of Chat. 11. Super,
Cor. Penn and St Clair St...f
CARNAGIIAN'S sales of men's and boys' clothing.
Ate., continue to be the centre of attractien in
Allegheny. Read his advertisement.
TAYLOR'S SALOON!
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365 t 367 Broadway, ?New York.
THIS
Magnificent Temple of
ART AND LUXURY
Has bean recently nmlecnrated and ormunented, and now
presents of more
Go/Wain/8 COUP wan,
than when Ent completed.
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
Over the &lam, containing 3 floome, Is Mill mnducted
on the European plan, and Is open for the recepthm of
Guests at all hewn. Jylna not
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Neer Yon; June =l. Ihra.
he public are respectfully informed thu
T
- the prim of Board et thin Hotel has not bftn othethord,
but Is at It has been heretofore. V 250 per diem.
JrP4lm TREADSVELL. WHITWIID & CO.
SCOPP Er.ous-z.
Corner Irwin Streell,oMl litvrerne W.y.
I.ITTSBURGII, PENNI.
B. D. MARKER, Proprietor,
(Formerly of the Marker llama, BlM:vine, ra.
)
THE SCOTT' HOUSE is now completed and
open for Meats; It la situated ton Central Trim of the
city, being convenient to all Railroad Depot. and Stainhoat
The home was built In Itl with all modern Impror
nannts,mid fitted vain splendid style—the entire Furniture
being new, and will in every respect be • first clam lloteL
*it- 'TSB STABLF.B aro attached to the promisee.
Je2lallm
• :AMICRICAN HOTEL,
Opppite Union Depot,
zermaraporas, INDLAITA.
T
MEALS ARE ALWAYS IN READINESS f! ' n
snivel orTraltu.
leteters are at the Depot go uk•dbas. of blitlotge-
The rooms are lug.. and well ventilated. Rum m ers
cloppin g with um need bevy no Ieard.MISSING TRAINS.
Je2de.:erd . - J. ELLIOIT k SON, Proprietor.
Q. T. flllll ....... .... ..... F. au
Prto..pitilvron.
OWEN'S ROTEL,
0011 , DDI FOURTH AND JEFFERSON ADA,
LOUISVILLE, KY.,
J. W. ItrorouNt, Clerk. *l4A :Im
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ANTED--Beeswax, tor which the high
eit market price .tu be paldin nab, by •
' JO D. A. FADNESTOCR t OD.c i.prat & Wood .to.
WaRTET:--fialfiraTiders., at
D. A. VIIADESTOCIE k
17 8--- cc:m.llra. and Wood.sle.
VVIrANTED—To purchase a good, medium
• aced boom, between the Allegheny elver and th
Gamow, end between the East and Watt Commons,
Allegheny City. Apply to 0. W. BUNN. west aide of rod.
eml street, Rod door month of the North Commons,
gberny City. - " ' Jyl
WANTED.—A , dwelling house to rent,
situate within on, *genie of Ferry 'arra. 'Bent
from VT:, to I=s. • DLAICELY ItICIIEY,
J7l • Corner ith sod Sreltialleld &mete.
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$1;400 OF GOOD BUSINESS 011
docootioodatloo Notoa et all slam bar
lox fmto 00 days too moths to tria, ten bo .obod at ter
aorzabla ratas oy applying to. McGAIN SON,
Ja2o Stock k 8111 Brokers.
• • W.ANTED, a partneTwith
10 000
Inrmt . 11..0 . 0ki =of.Trizao ri tuitild og
Viral &dog a good 11rodnen. • • .
Appto OW. . DUNN, Wrot gide of Pedant! Arcot,
wood d onor South of North CogamOng, Alleglieto City..
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• Improiremini Binding. '-
TRE UNDERSW NED hiving obtained Let
Num, for Improvement In Dank Binding, I. pre
pared to Wills!, the attachment to hooka now In use, or to
apply tho mute to new hooks, erdcrn Wr which are respect.
Molly solicited at WffLDtle k ROWAND'S Bookilintlet7 nod
.Filank Book Manufactory. S. W. riorner Third and Wood sts.
The above Improvement consists Ist, ore Metallic, Elwin&
claming the hack of the book In Nadia manner es to pre.,
lent the leaves from wens when the bank lawlandlng in a
vertical p.tutm. 91. - The carrlaffee ern rinininclrronreie to
which Y. Inserted, which will effectuallyascent glop his*.
'from ...Int or eluding plactuktherukt resting
- . - .Wkamd BOWAND,Tatenten.
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EmEmml
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Mants
Blairsville Female Ilemtnary.
ON THE BLAIRSVILLE BRANCH OF
the Cameral Pennsylvanian/Sena.
Km A. 11. Shepley, Proinieturand Principal; MB. P. P.
Blinder, Principal; nix exoellentTeachenr. • •
COURSE; OE EDUCATION.
Thorouo and oyotiroatle, alarming every brooch of an ac.
compllstied EAloratlork.
Accotwitodatlono for vovooty Rmrding L+olsool othalam,
ttro In a room.
TERMS.
Eon idols; luelodlng Tottloq per leaslon of Ave months,
sm.. Woe Instrumental Muale,lnnwlog. Painting/end Mod.
on. Insgooltos:tondreate ehargen.
The next session will commence May Jtb. Catalogues aunt
an application. ' SAMUEL SHEPLEY.
Itwurruz. M.. 7 mrinwtl
110Cartoct
Lebanon Margery.
HOCIECSTOI3S AitmoN,
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF la
the ',oldie to their Wes end 'wird emortment ut
toll Woo., blaubbery, paw,
Inunryllroond four sod holt mile. from l'ilbel;orgh,utt
the old Mnldngtou Rood. i OM, Ten Loot OITICL
DElnlyeencor
,Allegtaeoy county, la
N.)TICE.—The undersigned bur r o
formeei
* partnership In the practice of the Law, under tbe
Arm of Itot,erte t Mellen.
ofa,
N. N,llrant atm*, between Fourth aired and the
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RIEMTIEM
Yong, July 10.—Another disgraceful
'riot occurred this afternoon in the 17th ward.
It wan of a very serious. character. A mob of
500 chiefly composed of Irish and Germans
attacked the Metropolitan p olive, with missies
and firearms. The police were driven back as
were also a squad sent to their relief. Another
detachment of 100 men were immediately sent to
the scene of conflict and a reqiusition was made
for a detachment of military. The riot was pre
meditated but was not to take place until night,
when it was intended to commence with an at
tack on the 17th ward station house.
SECOND DDIPATCII 4 -10 . 4 O'CLOCK.
The rioters have been fighting among them
selves the whole afternoon, occasionally attack
ing strangers who ventured among them. Sev
eral persons have been badly beaten on the
supposition that they were policemen disguised.
Four or five hundred policemen are 011 the ground
and the military are held in reserve in the arse
nal. It is said that a member of the Common
Council and many of the ex-polieeznen are ac
tive among the ritors. A quorum of the City
Council did not meet. to-night, in consequence of
wheih the police are still deprived of the use of
the station houses. and Mayor Wood was not to
be found. At the last accounts, matters were com
paratively quiet. The riot commenced on an
attempt of Coroner Perry to hold an inquest
over the body of a man who was killed yester
day, the mob opposing his action on account of
his being an American.
NEW loon, July 13.—An attack wee made
late on Saturday night upon the Metropolitan
Police force end the hospital buildings at
Seguin's point. About one hundred oystermen
and others, hostile to the selection of that local
ity fora temporary quarantine, participated in
the assault. The assailants fired over one hun
dred shots upon the policemen. and were finally
driven away by Capt. Walling bringing out his
cannon and howitzers. It is supposed that sev
eral of thetissailants were killed and wounded.
None of the police were injured, though num
bers narrowly escaped being fatally shot. The
greatest excitement prevails upon Staten Island.
The Sheriff and quarantine commissioners have
been notified of the occurrence, and are making
active preparations to resist a future attack, as
also to ferret out the perpetrators of the present
assault. Ono other fearful riot occurred in
Second avenue near Fourth street. last evening,
arising out of a difficulty of the Germano with
the Metropolitan police. Clubs, pistols, and
guns were freely used, and one man is known to
he killed, while a large number arc wounded.
NEW Tons, July.—The Star of the West ar
rived from 4spinwall,with dates to the 4th. and
n million and a half. The Grenada nailed the
same day for Havana. The 11. S. steamer Roa
noke and the sloop Cyane wereotf Aspinwtill,the
latter bound to Boston, with 50 of Walker'smen,
and the former has on board 250 of Walker's
men, Iwo thirds of whom are 'sick
The crops in the southern part of California
are suffering seriously from tho drought.
Gen. Lane was elected delegate to Congress
from. Oregon by a largely reduced majority.
Advices from Peru state that Uranco still held
Aregncpa, but was surrounded by government
troops, and would soon yield. Nicaragua is
unsettled. Rivas refuses to act in concert with
the allies. A general collision is expected soon
between the Leon party, wbo favor Walker, and
the Chamoristas.
The California markets are generally dull.
lireadstuffs depressed. Crops, on an average,
promising. Money is inactive. Mining opera
tions active and increasing largely.
New Yong. July 13.—The Empire City from
Havana with dates to the 9th, arrived at quar
antine this evening. The health of Havana
is good, though the yellow feVer is said to pre
vail among the newly arrived troops. The
Spanish expedition against 11kik° is generally
believed to be abandoned. Several cargoes of
slaves it is said have recently landed at Trini
dad. Sugars are firm - at previous prices, sales
of molasses have been made at a slight advance.
RIIVILIN quite active. Pork, per the New Era
from Philadelphia, sold at $16,114. Sterling
Exchange has advanced to 11 premium.
Nsw Tuns - , July 13.—JdrIge Riocvelt has
dissolved the injunction, restoring Mr. Conover,
the appointee of the Governor, to the office of
Street Commissioner, and interfering with the
books and documents belonging to the Street
Commissioners. The case then clinic up before
Judge Peabody on a writ of certiorari, but he de
clined to proceed further untilsafter a hearing of
the counsel.
riEIT ORLEANA., July 11.—The steamer Texas
.has arrived, with dates from Vera Cruz to the
ith, and City of Mexico to the fid. The local
elections were generally favorable to the govern
ment. The papers are filled with dismetions
against. Santa Anna
ILMILFAX, July W.—There are as yet no signs
of the Steamer Americo, now in her 9th day out
from Liverpool, and about due. Her advices
will extend to Saturday the 4th inst, four days
later than those furnished by the Anglo-Saxon.
N . YORK, July I:l,—The steamer Thames,
from Greytown, reports two vessels from Califor
nia erusing off Punta Arenas, with isix hundred
men, arms and ammunition, for Walker.
CINCINNATI. ;NV 13.—Plour drill and griees ir
rozular; the demand in local: sales 700 lihb, at sr.(d.,
$4,50: better for extra; receipt+, moderate. Rye 00c
(it We. Nothing doing in Corn. Wheat unsettled;
sales 1000 bush els. Oats at .50c delivered. Whisky
dull at 20c. There is a good detailed for Bacon at
foil prices; sales 100 hints balk Shoulders at Sic
(m9c. There is a good demmid for Cheese, and the
market is firm at 90:504c, but it is scarce and none
is arriving.
'rho weather is hut. The river is falling slowly
with about? feet in the channel. Mercury til°.
Near Toot. July 13.—Chtton closed arm; males :AV) halm
at 15c for Orleataa 31Iddling. Floor elos.ed uneettled. 8100
bike poi,' at $7.2.1097.40 for tomthern. Wheat In depressed:
Ill.10)1/ Lath told at $l.ll. for St.lonia white, a decline of 20,
ani ;slyer, for 3111yranklo club. Curti ached foetal; Wee of
23,000 husk et 111 - JdAvie. lien pork buy adrenal It le
quotas' at tam, Coffee rimed non; the Wes of the week
woes 3,500 hap and the reeeipto were 21,0110 Fame the
polo. we , . 13, for Illa llllger cheek' heavy. and Illohotora
also closed hoary. Beef - heavy. ford arm. Whlalry firm
un.l active. Ileum imiet 01121•Ala,li for Ilona. and 10
tai Shoulders: 0110 my dull. /ooh dull. level inactive.—
Ejt.kke aro dull and generally unchenged.
PUILADELPIII.I, July 13.—Elour continues clan at $1,1234
for standard brands madefrom old reload:gums contract. ban.
been made for btaout nfnerrwhaat• at 67,50;5u1a1l sales of Syr
flour St7s. tales of 100 bids Pena. Corn Dulaat sl—
dull, and not much arming forward: .mall main. of
cot at 51J154157, and white at $l.OO. Rya lowan salvo at
$t Corn continuo. to meet limited Inquiry; mles al NUM
bash yellow at Me, aud obit& at same figure. Data *ell
slowly at 5:456e. Iftdsky dull at 31(4.3:k.
lunble Farm fortgale,
QITUATEI) IN ARMSTRONG COUNTY,
throe miles from Freeport, on the Rittaniug Rood, and
within half mile of the lino of the North Western Rail
ltsaid. The Farm contains 109 actm of good tillable
It to well watered with never failing springs. The Improve
ments <omelet of a comfortable Dwelling Home, with con
venient outbuildings, and a new Promo Darn. There
the alarm a large Orchard of choice Vomit teem.
'floe (lamb the Allegheny Itlvecand the lialireod, afford
unusual facilities foe remelting the Markets In a 'Mort time
and with email expense.
Thiefarm will he mid low and on favorable terms.
Enquire of J. S. LA. P. MORRISON, Attlys. at Law.
Jelfallwkwlut Office No. 94, Fourth et, near Wood
Deeleable "Tannery For Sale.
HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale, on remonable term% the A:Rowing property to
Munrocrille, Jefferson county. Ohio, two mil. from Eallne.
ou the Cleveland and Pittshumh Rellruul , conelatlng of
nue and a half acres of lambda which-L1 erected a romform
ble two dory Dwelling Home, with a good TANNERY, hay
lag • plentiful supply of waver, and all other courenlences,
for the succreaful prow-I:Rion of the btriluewL
ALIO, i 0 amee of land adjacent to the village.
IhYFur terms, so., apply to the uralertigmed on the pna
mho,. ljellklrtfF] J. C. HUSTON.
TX. MENEM LX/43 ISAItOII MALE
LEAS la LIARSIL
BANSERS..LND LAND AGENTS,
1/ES MOINES, lOWA,
TITILL BUY AND SELL EASTERN
V Earhange and Land Waronts, select and enter land
with cash Or warrants, Toy tare., fount money, make col.
lections awl attend to legal buster.. generally.
ALSO
L 8 mm II A R V 11,
LIMPID A. SAND AGRXIII: LEAVLNWORIT CITT, 11.1001111.
(Moot the Are
bee loaded to Leavenworth t.lty. and
grommet all business, counected arlete the Banking and
Ilea Unto brudeara. Yor a fear months yet 6711•VOIllietliS
Iladdress ne at Des Moines.
UZIAUCIA:
W. L. Gilman, W Dearer eeretl., Phew York;
Mint, Lamb A Co., Plellettlelphle;
Ames, Kent A Santee, do,
LsferroA Settle!, due
Nelsen* Co., Banker,, dm •
Chubb Drug, do 'Washington City;
/106. R. J.Attlnion,Thlrd Auditor Treasury Department,
WashEngtonaty; •
Won. JAL Graham, Carlisle, Pa;
Edward intower r Een4
WerL IL Lean, nod Den ; Llnntlngdon, Pa.;
Penny Stereett, Attanceye, Pittsburgh,Pa.
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March 241,1851,—meAltlywele
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Commercial.
Weekly Review of the Pllttqargh Market
[Reported vaiallyfor the P4temovd
DnalneSs has Men Languid on week, there being nothing
beyond the ordinary Meth. Of the regaled w e , Th e pro .
duce market le nut much elmged, bat that tt,
tmence of the optendld prospects of the ripening
Doyens take only what will verse their present mata; anal
ex the eeamn advances ft becomes more and more evident
that prices matt docile. •
The Weather during the pant week has been warm and
dear, bringing fonrard the meth handaomely, funishing •
beautiful mourn fur Isaymaking. mid ripentog the wheat.
Many of our farmers IVO engaged In hayttnaking; hot in
many place. th e wheat is riPening et/ feat that the lay will
have to boleti nail the wheat in gathered. The early sown
wheat la free from injury:, but In numerals Meatier the
sewed,' has attacked the Into wheat and injured it a great
deal. Still, it 4 believed that the crop will be en abundant
one. The oats crop look. very ProMMOg.
etemly and active demand, Ind the
pressure to not so great.. it me. The book. bore „ th eir
heeds full of good paper, and ant Mule born/were have to
/leek the Street and place their notes at 10M12 portent.
The New York Times ottturday MD:
" marked The only mark de for money to-day, wm from
worn of the Imparter., whim immediate wattle alp largo for •
suthme Custom
thelTlOlrbeYntUehoeyntespriartngegiry,'ltallf"ax a f fec t "' LIZ;
trade to not pnauised to fore Anirod, Mamonta, out of itank,l
fro 9445% . B rent, 30 to 00 days, tll4 cent for longer mu,
or prime DAMPS. The quotation fur fair Uses of paper it
Inell2 la emit.”
The Imilmlelphia Ledger of sum date bays:
• -There is a mud demand for money without my material
chrome of rates. 'MUDD of really brat chi...paper that
.11314 on the market, fi nds Indy takers at BMIII 1p 'rent
diwomit. That which is second to or at all
doubtful
range. from I to 211 rent a month 414 ount— indeed a very
coteddentble Memel, the moat Indefatigable of our bill bro
ken flood It quite imposoiblrto place on any tens..
The Dry Geode Import at New York last week wee OMR ,
ir.—g1,443,003, avinstg.47o2,ooo last year. Thu exports
plYi were only about a million; but at this rate nr low
pert., the thecie expOrtayrill wen
al
large meth,
The e at Goff.* Clreadar, lamed al Nowthleans, ahom
the honor - le of Coffm at that port for the year ending Joly
1, to have been 431,074 legs, against 410,236 last year, and ,
33!4300 theymr before.. The total eXporte from 1110 to all
the puns or the United Retest fur the year were 1.214312
bage, against 1,163.303 in 1/24 and M 3,774 in 1845. The
at en hauds at all die ports on July I is estimated at
227.000 1.4. 4 against 143,001/ 4 same time last year.
The N. Y.Tribune eay4—
"We annex au official atatement of tbe romvoerro of this
port during the laid boon! y.mr, ending 301.11 June. The ex
fports of produce during the year vary lem than a million
rom 1X36.30 but the experts of specie show en Imre./ of
$24,000.000 or 100 Von. Tito result le as follows,-
Comparative Statsmont of l'oreign Import% at Now-York
for the fiscal you ending June 30.
1835. 1. 1857.
&doped for Gonaumpre. 107,029,210 150 150, 0 0 ,
11:1141,430,100
Entered Ile. Werehourina :42, r=alo . 2.9,573.3 e; 02,271,073
Five Goode. 14 Me . - 41 17,432,112 Kau,:aa
/Specie and 1,143,131 1,126,007 11,441,045
Teo'
focal ent'd of theport $184,603429 198,211.718 ...14181,157
Withdrawn from Mull. =.601..(21 1 . 931 . 130 2 ; 950 ,212
Comparative Statetonut of Exportx froa , Notr-York to
Foreign Port, for thermal year eudeog Juno M.
1 856. 1830. 1857.
Dornottic Protium. 52,602,50:, 7:1.t120.244 7.1jr...14.942
Foreign 3terchAtte tfrrol 4,084.357 1,26,011 2,396,903
Ditto plutiolde9 8,634,T5T 3,41;14100 :44;r2300
Apecio and Mallon .1tt,058.334 Ir2.llStkOOl .11,34.A4‘13
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Total Exports. 100,181,914 102.281.940 12.14,60t403
Total exclusive of Specie 02,T5,1579 52,25.9,a15
This statement I for New-Tdrk City alone. It presenrs
figures worthy of ections riantemplatlon. The total receipts
of Foreign Cowie, it will he teeth are upwards of two hun
dred awl twenty-six million of dollars. being V 17,903,419
Atwater than for the 1.1 . 101111 year, 1E1,678.041 greater than
for the year ending Juno 39th, 1155 and ST:I3O9AT; greater
then for tho year 1104. The Imports at New-York ter the
last year ore greater than the total Imports Into the whole
United Flater for any year predawn 154.1. The exports a
prndure in the Name period were less than a million In
e alma rear, while the specie export low doubled,
swellin g km . 4'24000,000 to $44,0.041M0. In ether words,
our Increased import. have been paid for In specie end not
prielocc.e ? How long will it take the nation to grew rich
at this rat
ASllES—them to nothing doing In Peoria or Pot.. We
quote Pearls nominally at 6;4, four nom, and Pots at t1W4.7
rash and tiros. Soda Ash Is steady at 31.44-31,14 for ordinary.
1111.4413—there 4 a Light demand from the retail [lade,
and salm an. making Moodily at 12.0.r342.75 In small lota.
BUTTER & EGGIS--ths weather tato° warm for 1101 l hut.
ter. and we cannot bear of any arriving; It ha nominal at 13
414; looked 4 quoted at 10412, prime being bald at P.kk
121( ti Eggs are vary dull, and it la not safe Weimar at carer
BACUS—the market la firmer, b`at without muck chums
Inknior Shoulder* hare old at 10; hot good Wetern bring
10,IC. and prime city doll, cash; tumuntry trade, on time.
11q411,54; Shin. 13),;413, plan /tams, iimtern. 12.* city
do 13, cash: Sugar Cored do 14.
BUCKETS t TllBS—the Maser mannfactorcia aro 41.
hag buckets at the factory at SIX, rash par foods. Pitts
burgh manor:beton,' buckets sell here at WM to the trade;
largo 440,3 T per dozen; nests of foot Ip,S7; nests of three
81/00311b—the market is tolerably well supplied, awl
Pier are making regularly, at $1,25 fur common, awl sl,fio
45'2,0C1 for Mater qualituw, fancy lots rommandlng azo
INOIDAIIT.,—
I
IL:milk /tope, coil, 14 c '0 lb Slonala Row, cut. 16 c VI lb
Ilerop Rolm, owl, 15 c til Do Mlle Rope. cot, lac 41 lb
Terms Rope. coil, 14 c' lb Turrod Rom rot. 16 c lb
Packing,Turdalue, 13 cji lb Cacklug Yum,com 12 o '( 111
BED a l 3llS—Sloollba,Sl4l, :1T.1.04314.1.76 14 dos
Natal.. II coll. 15 de. ? 1R
n,:0 1 , sax . ir.usta4;474 IA dm-
Hoop. ? m 11,12 as il lb.
PLOUGH LLNla , —.llonillat, 67 e• IA du. Llemp, 70e.
COTTON TAlLNli—ou ore Out odriod of say Omitrr
cluing. lit Aguriv,ond cootinopour goolailorni
ttlLl , o
\4m.5 to to Inch/dire c 3.1339.19
No.. 11 k 12 .........._tie 3. R. N 0.17....
N.. 12 .123 c p PI No.
N 0.14 -.L . kV 16 N 0.19
N 0.15 ........... 01 Nu. 20..._.
1101 N0.90 U.
.-.11 c 14 mNo.1000.„
_WeVM
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CANDLES AND 003. P—inure hi a Ma - u) awl immix,
trtule demand at T 7423 for Adamantine Candles, 14 for
mould and 13 far dipped. Soap le *toady al 3 (or common,
s,ki fur Palm, and 10 for reawyer's Tolle and Castile, 113 i for
Jo n0rmi....11 Oliro , and 7 for do German.
CLIKES6--the'ruarlat la The supply Is light,
hot Wres do net take hold renly at !hie mown. Salo* of
W. 11.. to %mall lots, at 10.
CRACK EIIS--thr fallowing ere th.cormal qutations(
ttm 'shwas qt;alltidd
Water Craeten 14 lb 7 cla.
11 IA R 410
mar do IA lb a do
5...14 do lb 8 do
Brodon du 1.1 lb do
ilround ................... .........-.... 'l4 fb 10 do
Iglot Bread .. barrel. x..so
DIZIED ouly.lo email Iota; Wn withtn th
rare. of 143,14.
DRIED FRUlT—there is ...rely any demand. Apples
are altogether nonaltail at V..2542..W1, and P.a. , at PAO.
YEATIIERS—.iaIea on arrival of prime western as al din
from atom held firmly at
FEED—the markrt Le Tory dull; roma Won trot. made
during the week at 100 Ns by the ton and AO offered
for other lot.
FISII-31ackaret N 0.5 large, aro .11lag to the. trade at
sl:k half do $.1,75. Baltimore new, $9 bbl;
.Shad, new,sl4:llalitu /let - ring $11a5.. ,ihtl,sin Wing, 5
fisdt'. %%late Fish. onliaary 511; Lake. Superior do $ll5 half
do military $5,75(Ze11,00: do Lake Superior sd,2 Truitt, bid.
$9.5114518, hairdo do, $5.45411.
Y4tLTlt—tbe market up to Nalunlay was • ahaduloiver
than a: one Last repigt, but veyterday balers were firmer,
owing to desperate.° of thy weather and the consequent
ttil of the titer. which will render it more didlcult to get
aupplles from below,and the nnelpte from the neighterhani
are BO email that we bare to depend almost wholly on to.
ftriple by river, The ruling quotatio n s from store have been
r super 5ti,:444,0•4 extra $0754.58,67 and family do $7
1 1 tr;.12. yesterday, however, 1160 bills extra and family do
told at $7457,25, thirty days, intermit added:and mailer
Into sold at $11,50 for super, 115,1T7557 fur_e xtra and 5767,25
for fandly to. From not kanyi,anntil sales of roper at
£1..7.4 and extra at $6,50. iti — lPe lour Ints deellOod to $525
(ram store.
(JUlN—there la but a light supply of Ott. and very lit ,
tie 'holland: nth:rears almost maninal et 50 on arrival and
.S.Yer , Z..5 from store. 00113 la alas dull, and wa gante at 75 as
beton, lira, sales at 75 fnun teat hands mud yip from 1001,
W 16611. we low of lades to mni at $4 ',2.56.51.115 4.1 In 111191/.
t).
GROCERIES—there Is osteady derustul from the loco
/note, sod we quote Ciir to Irclme Orleans Sugar at 12%413
N. O. Molageni, 75476. Syrups 84q , 90. Coffee steady at 12
@IVA and Ilk, at GI?, CIA.
GERMAN CLAY—aale• regularAt PI? ton. four Marl
llAY—[hero Is a good supply of new at male* and mks
at $124.11 t 0... It is of egrellent of quality.
lIIIIES--Butchers' Green Illdes *ell at $ and, aro firm-
Dry Flint Hides/ire dolt , and Madera ars selling at 1.802 De
CIAS PlPE—thrt following sr* the quotations for sr nms ght
Iron tithing:
Per Foot. Per Foot.
Inch flu Pipe.... 7 chi. I% Rich Gas Plpe...Zl Cl..
" 8 " "
cd
—12%
.!4.; " ....13 —. , 3%; . .. .....i., - 66
~ • •• ...AT % - 4 a a
, übjcct to the custom., di s co."'
IIION AND NAILY--With
maintained pith moderato ID;
In., SC.
.7311L10 Ptur!rn peL
Iron Plow Wing, "
Ana.
IPI to 15d Natl.? keg..... 3,50
WI
to thl " Dm&
k Fence Nana ktg.....3,75
GI a 7.1 "ii
7,00
Cut tivikedt 3 to 4%
Inch
. _
M=IIMEI
Wrul Eplkeg 34 inch
all longthx..
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PACIT non.
Noe. 13,14,15,16,17 lit? 4%1
11.2422•24.- 5
o 28 yj
LEATHER—Toe market eant.ititow unsettled dull;
but without quotable change. 'it'e OM/Wun our figure ;
Red Spaniel. 8010 11 .. o(1,30
Claughter o • " .031044
Upper Leather 11 dor 133°42
nameo •
_ . - .Y.*R4
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Skirting Loathes QID
Harness
LATIar-Prime City LanlNo.l know held firmly -- rdlifa
14% them Is very little hero too porate on.
32ETALA—Pig Lead k nominal at 7%. Da hul sell. In
the email way at h. Dbeet Copper kOm at 08 608, and
Sheet Dram at HL
31638 I'ollll—my little detail team le mall lota at 1.24 .
01 lend 011 No. IIA ...Ding steadily .1111,10; Linseed,
Wu of &mash at 92, nod Western at 91407.
FIG. NIETAL—tbe market du we Anthracite
No. St SM(i.Z.V, mat charcoal cold ll;
blut quo at te
szinszi,h
POTATOES—the wagon In Over sad there are but kw In
• be had. . .
BEoDS—the market 'lv Very ; Clover altogether
nondnal at 111,305 N. • Timothy la goody at $4.10,60, sad
Flag at 51,65.
811.2—. steady damsel] and Wes at previous rata—
VAN N fD N TO N- I ra l g ,7 u l l aor ellsea.
of Puntinadou CO. and
Itonetttli9ll [OIL
WINDOW OLASkl—yrlos am firm, and we repeat our
gnotatlaoa for the ro wl rises, dty maket-6.11 and 729,
PA 0 4 0 .5 3 .7 1 ; gall to 941. sod BLIT to 10113, $0,25
ken to 9013 and 9.14 to 1046,1460. Thom are net ash
pricer, country brands range so nests 7t boa bela For the,
macceedlog medium slue, 1911 cent &oust off.
mutt LOADpure In oil,
a Orm and In steady deman dat 12,55
keg for em d ry dry ficf aaltlaetlo umualdtr.
°aunt. lied Lead 8%49, net, and Wham 6%. .
WHISK Y—eales of raw at 29; reellfied regular.
mead al 1.110-21.
WOOL—tbo &sidebw are not ter, adlvaly employe r %
but the receipts for shipment cut am liberal. There I. no
change to note In figurest—conunon3kB93—FtlMOUll blood
to choice,
=3=l
Import, I,briPTIT.
WIIEEIJNO by Fortutt th 14.41. flip *at I= hoig
P 4 Por . pori , % 44 loth high wino . 4do soap, 411 intkes wool, 9
ei m i, Clark & ca r , -6 du ilo r H44; 4do do, Mariam.= I
Lollroll CPrpm, Lyng A cf , tab paper, 811thyrip odo ' Het.
6 dip whol, Whaide 19 1 1 dg 1.°D.4.•
7.AsKsviLLE by Emma Oraltem- 3 c.b. nand. Bake.
wen, l'eses k ecr,loo ale 6136 :telseei , Vrallex% 6 - bow, 3
bbis, 1 stone, Drmessellls smselo4 3 cake setup ifoo, onir
b3b , Pa p er, Atwell, Les *MK :491.64M Weep iron,
Jot. k Laoth:lB Ow geode, 0 261066 ; 4° , 1 4M Wad'
1,66 ,1 1 x 3 bc,..,2 vamps, ownerAlbbi Mg% 4$ Midas but.
bee, CV bbl. floor, leech k Co. R kCio4n . 66 ; bbl Wars,
Koonedy, 12 ale WAN abodes *.Verner, Ibis Ilsimesny
°S4 "; 1° kgh Kern: 'T ale bblitMIST•
, .
• 4.r. t .14
rrrrsonta tc, Itomwr, JuLx . 13, 185
The Marmon, and Iluddon HO nide-by-Nide et the landing
:and are do elegantly tiniahod to attract much attention.
They are the Weld productio ndour workmen, and flee or
six more will be nearly ready to take their place in the
trade as moon en these go not. These We dhoti notice is
casket offers.
The only transient arrival. yesterday were the Enema
Graham from Zanesville, and the Nathaniel Galina, from
Cincinnati. The former had a fair land. The Holmes left
part of her freight to light over the Glees House Ripple,
having discharged the part remaining on board at the levee,
went back to bring up the rest. We did not get her mash
fest.. Ties Emma Graham. which hwe tars doing is 6nt•rate
stroke of fieriness all Gee season, is nbout to take advantage
of the present low water awl will haul np about three weeks
for repels+ and painting, when she will 61 lee readiness for
the falleampaign. The Clievolt and Fortune, regular peek
ed., arrived OD weal.
Tito Minnetonka lento boat for Wheeling to-day. skip_
pent and passengers canna do Dotter than to take advan
tage of the occaelou. Capt. Willtanalton will do dl in hie
power tomb.° everything agreatble, as will, also, hie gen
tlem.ly clerk.
For other boats ewe adrertbammt and notice.
The Atm.. Silver Heat, color last trip up tho MLAAnorl
river Friday, got stuck on a bar below Ilona Landing, and
her °Moors engnged the .teenier,
migxant to pull her off,
which she did aftm a hard day's ork, and for which she
charged the tn. little aino of SACC That wit what we
team a "dear little stick r On ThnAday, at Chicago, the
..
Eflle Afton cam was maned . o motion to continue. The
courtdmided to grant •contlnnance tbll October next.
AltlLlTED—Luzerun, Browtunrille; Jefrenon. do: Colonel
Donut!, Ellz.nbeth: Mee.° Fortonv, Wha•llug:
Emnut Oruham, Zuneavill, N. Itoline.. el.lunati.
DEPARTED—Lusernn, Broirnneillm Jetrenunn. do
Bayard. Elisabeth; Cheroit, Wellsville; Fortune, Wheeling
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FOR CINCINNATI—The new
.m 1 elegant steamer lIARMORA, Caph C.
L Brennan, will Irate for the Mare and intern=:=
on 10.11ORROW. For freight or passage apply on hoard or
to Dyl4l FLACK, BARNES & CO, &pions.
FCINCINNATI—The splen- j ar al
1; did steamer IIUDSON, Capt. Milo:tont,
will hare fur the above and intertnediate ports on li ra
DAY 14th lust- al 10 A.. For freight or passage apply on
Want or I' FLACK A BARNES, Agents,
Ff
fOR CINCINNATI.—The fine
pasoenger vteamer RELIANCE,,Capt. D. F.
Woodbarn will leave for the shove and dl lotermetnatetuna
n TIONDAY, 13th too. For freight or pomade apply on
turd ortn [jy II FLACK. BA RN ES k CO., A gents.
1015 EGUL A It TRI-WEEKI,Y
Jut, WHEELING PACKET TN PLACE OF
Fonts" Crrr—The new and benutltnlatnarner l 'oN h. A,
Capt. lintvo Ilttiburgb every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. turt.l SATURDAY, at 10 A. M., tor thn above
and all Intermodista ports. For freight or passage, apply
on Inenl or to W. It. WITEELER. Agent,
jelDollf No. S Wood street.
DIT TSBURGII THEATRE.
Lessee and Manager JOSEPLIC. FOSTER.
Maim Manager...A. W. Tonto. i Acting Matutger..C.J. Foam.
PRIM) 0/ ADMISSIoN:
Ruses and Parquette .50c I Private) Duxes, large....sB 00
Second Tier ^ic Private Boxmounall... 500
Boit% for Colonel Persons fitinte.
&MATZO, or Tie)— open at 7%; curtain to rib
It!i tO 8.
&rood week of t e engagement of the world renowned
KELLER TROUPE. whose exquisite and timeliest Wpm,
entwines are nightly needled With boundless unthuslaem
by brilliant and iheillonable audiences.
TUESDAY Peening, July 10th, will be prmented the Super
natural Dram, tranelated from the Freuch Opera" Lea
, Amours do Diable," Witted 1110 EL: ne. TIIE DEMON
LOVER. With new Tableter by L. Keller, Meerut.
Keller and Troupe.
TO CONCLUDE with the manificent National Tableau,
erranged from the pointing bytLuta,nr WASULNOTON
eIIoSSINO TUE DELAWARE, AND GLORY OF TUE
FATtIER OF Old CN)TNTRY. Thu is the most faith
ful and beautiful Tableen ever presented.
to
c 'SA Lb
~toylD
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UNDERWRITER'S SALE OF GOODS
AT AUCTION—On Friday morning July 17th, et 10
o'clock, at the Commercial Sul. Dooms, 7;0.64 Filth street,
Will be mid, for arcoant oralkom it may concern, ulna.
Sty of &Amble Geode, slightly damaged by rater, conels.
Log in part of Weed Flannel. lk.l Flaking. Drillings, Clem.
'more.. Shootings, Detainee, Ac.
Same day at 0 o'clock, afternoon, Will be weld:mem) !MI.
Philadelphia Syntp, quantity of oreorteut Hardware,
Wog. Perfumery, Ao.."&o. Pale positive.
brit
P. It. DAVIS. Al,
CARRIAGES AT PRIVATE SALE-
Three handeorody finished Drurglew, with tailing tops;
also one without top. natio ler KIIIWu Dunlap, of Philadel
phia. Alto A beautiful And highly finished two bores car
riage, made by brake. of Newark, X.. 1., suitable either for
a !Amity or hack carriage. - All to be sera at Trovillo's arable
on Penithfiehl street. ." P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer,
.17 14 No. 1.4 Fifth strrot.
& M. BANK STOCK AT AUCTION
_LT".
—This Tuesday erouitig, 14th lust.. at 8 o'clock. a.
It.. Ural &nate and Stock Sattis Roomy oil the second dun
No. 84, Fifth attnet, rill he euhl:
, . • ..
40 Alarm Nerclumta. k Manotacturand Mank Stock,
2 do Exebartire Dank Stock.
.1, 1 4 P. M s DAVIS, Anat.
QECOND !LAND BUGGY AND HARNESS
S
AT AUCTION—On Walneaday morning, July 15th, at
Ili:clock, at the Commercial Sales hoopla N 0.54 Fifth at:,
Ell be Fmk!, Ono mperlor eaten mado Buggy mid Slim..
platod Hartman, 'which coat S=o. P. M. DAV IS,Auct'r.
i_yousEuoLD AND KITCHEN FUltNI
i_L TITRE AT AUCTION—On Thursday morning, July
10th, as 10 o'clock, at tho dwelling house of Mr. That. 31 ar
ray, 80. 74 Fulton street, will be anl.l his entire stock of
Ilonsehold And Kitchen Furniture, anion% which are Spring
Sent Mahogany Sofa and Parlor Choirs, Rocking and Com.
mon °talcs. Dining and Brankfasting tables, Mahogany
ant Tables Iligh Poat Iledstamds. Work arid limb Stands,
LooklogOlLsos, Window Blind; rim Irons, realm, Par.
ler. Chainbes and Stair Carrot; China, Ohm and Queens
won.. Kitchen Utensils, 80.
Jill I'. M. DAVIS., Anct.
MA NCHESTE It SAVIND'S BANK
STOCK AT AUCTION—On ho ck g. July
14114 at 8 o'clock, at the Iteni Etats and Soles Rooms,
on 110 , wont! floor, No. 64 Fifth Maur, will be sold,
12 shares Manchiuter Paling's Bank Stork.
.1111 P. li. DAVIS, Auct.
RAILItODS AT AUCXION—On
AD,BON Tuesday evening, July
Fifth
at o'clock at the CO.
an Salo. No. 64 Fifth street, ill t o sold, on ac
count of whom it may concert,
Foto Out Matigatta Doupon Bond., Chartism Valley
Railroad Company, one thousand dollars each.
.DlO P. M. DAVIS, Auer,
PATENT GAB COOKING STOVE.
out change, col quotation&
mos ugly. below:
NO 7a, rump .VVIIRET AX4R JI.IIIKET,
WHERE TIIE PUBLIC ARE RESPECT
FULLY Invited to nll gut 4 tat Ib 11.001.11, rho
ROILY. IRO].
Per pound
W.l
HOOP IRON.
, •
pike of a tingle store Is in; a teener/Imnd la $4.25; $lO edit
purchase enough 14) do ovary variety or cooking for • &wally
of 4 ton persons, thie•bso not irwbute gas, brackets and
co/kingnnnuiie. The common store lin ware may do.
War further loan - molten address the undersigned,
J.
lining the drat in tills city who na i l your l'atent Gas
Ciioking Apparatus, mu cheerfully soul conntlently rotor.
Rood m others a.lr superior fur all cooking purposesha
any of the faahloned cooking MOT.. .00dder •
goal improrement, and when ifs lateral adrantagm an,
known, no hone. keeper will he motioned without It. Among
Itaadrantagen I will frienlion the following: First, a fire in
always ready,thua Wtring lime and tabor. Second. - cooking
I. done wltlnaitopprmslen beat. Third, in neatness, which
le agrxrt fosprowlesent Upon the coal atoll , . Fourth, the
MA. with which the heat may he regulated end the prmw
of conking altsiulad to. Tllll6 Mlle 116101.1.1 oilier alventa
grit, hat for the preaent I will reapnelfidlyentorilt these.
Afilki. A. A. JOllkiliflif Wylie atreet.
Haring In am two of Dr. illograrrea Patent this Cooking
Rho.; I can eheutfully,recorumend theta to the public es the
moat convenient nailanatomiesl emking apparatus fur
baking etc. They are superior to any slum I ever wed,
Jon MD& N. N. WYIEXII, No ID, Ittorkot .trend.
1111nrh
NAIL RODS.
SUM ..... U 054
ROUND &NO lIQUARR.
, t 4 tyi, 14.!".1i4
"
/LAT MR. 4%
boon Shoo 1 by N, 744
Rol
Dona W l% t. by !I(.
7 , 1 awl . sy
giddlo Tr. .., 4 1 1 %
'by 340 and lo 4
do • luld
b).1.16t5i10
OAKLANDFOIL
kj otter in sale to to =moot gunned, talent a part of tho
. Atwood Plara” at Oakland, tipnti Whirl.. non feeble. II
le a dealrable location to coy one wanting et,home In the
country, which I. within 20 enlntitee Italic al tho Court
1101110. Apply upon the proutleea.
Jyte2wd• JOILN 11. lIKNIPI,E,
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VISH.-100 — bblm Whitt, MIA,
200 halt bble do to,
60 bbl. Trout.
100 hit hble do,
60 bile Wino.,
60 Itlf bile d o ,
40 Wen.) 3 140w/el,
70 hlf 11100 No 0 40,
bbl. Noll do,
401,11111.10 No 9 do,
711 Milo No 3 do,
10 Md. No I do,
00 hlf Md. No 1110,
100 kltlo No I 40,
no bbla 14111 more Ironing,
U 6
For male by 9019 a0 d J. o,
D. CANFIELD.
ATR - Aftz for male to
DAVID O. IFEIIIIBI.
Tfai Cotner Iland
,IiIUAR---30In. — picnic Kugsr;
60 bbl.. Crushed mud Powdered Sugar,
10
/ 1. 1 1 . 11 :6 14 . K ;. dud
°l3
d
d Imperial Thug
75 do do amotted Mark
276 bag. prime Rlo 0000, Tea
46 Mid.. N. 0. and Cuba dugarg
150 bbl. do Molosee;
76 do Baltimore Golden nod N. Y. Spot
60 do choice Baltimore Merriam
• 10 do Soda Saleratula
79 do Crushed And Powdered
60 do North Corollas Tart .
21 do. Pitch.
100 do Soap Makers' Rode:
120 Wen 6.. 8. and lb. lump Tobacco;
160 do Bolin, Variegated sod &dile-Soon
160 do 6: le and 10112 Window Mara
100 do White Piper,
•75 do Stone do 02. 1 . 5 1)
60 du golersto. (to paper;)
75 do Clothe. Mug •
• 300 do Madlson Co. Pearl Stant.; •
260 keg. riall..aaKotrdld..r.
20 'do 131 s •Thlrt Totowa
160 bales Berta Candlewick aserTgloar, .
260
-do doom B ago Broorag
25 do ,Na}
.Kamp .
100 - "do -.Griot. Kamp mut Cotton Cordg •
T with anottment of Plaisborgh Mamba'
igtlelos on Mod aad for lola by
mr s Anna.r.„Lisz 00, No. 11 Wood stmt.
MO water pima. 33 bbl. deb. 41,bis thews 2 barreltfoli.
Leech t or 30 bate paper, Shea; 4 kge,butter, Atwell Alta ,
. 42 bdbt ehadre, 11 roclors, ' Woodatell; 1 bbl broody, 25 bre
Syrup, 011ta 6 teas hardware. Lute, 6 do do, 31 - Cork 3 Übl.
scrap Iron, Graff cot do batter. Re.n 6 bre water, Childs,
21 :NIB chairs Suelg 4 tale bids, Rhodes A Verner; 1 barrel
Ras, Boot, 4do do, Bar Ido do, Brown Blrlryatrick 14
bdls botta,, 23 Jo Ladder, 1 do (elk., 31' WLleney; five Aor
30 bra rhea., Hutchinson; 2 bbl. eggs, Uoyd A nr 3 grind
ma
b nes, Lawton I boo hardwar hardware , , l do Lam m
a. 1 rase eine,
2 ra
ownera j glasewarr, ownera NJ tells viper, !Shod, l boo oil cloth,
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RIVER NEWS.
Tam ktuarou---Such L• the very neat name of a fine
bast that commences loading to-day Gar . Cincinnatl. Capt.
C. L. Unmanss, a young and worthy man who has grown up
among no and down.. good Bracco.. Is to command her.—
Tile Marmon, In T 2 feet whie, 157 ditto long on aleck,"vand 4
feet In the bold. She has Inn 3$ Inch boilers, 24 feet long—
her cylinders aro Id inch and four feet stroke. The whole
&brio neat. in 13 inches of water, and rho is built to carry
sod to run both. Mr. Coursin built her hull at California ;
her ronchinery from Lim well-known builders, Mash, liar
topeo at Co.; hacriarniture , from Mr. Young; her carpets
from Valor...Vs; her brass work by Fulton, and her op.
holstery from Pialbert.
Steamboat Regl•ter
Zteamboato
amusemcnts
aurtion Zak's
A.notioneer
ftisceßaueouo
!!!EtZ!!
EMI
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-... W.
.E. CHILD El! l .fcr: - _ , :_ir;
, 'OC ,: , .
PATENT 0 FRI Alit Iriteltit.6o7 ~ •
0.M.F....N R,OO - VIN-G.
A RE PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT THE SHORTEST, NOTICE
.110 g. the abase nest. Fire and Water-Proof Cement hoofing, it being the only article yet Invented thstwill nattaes.fallY
rosin the action of the atmoaphere in every climate:
1 IT IS PERFECTLY FIRE A:ND W.A.TE.R.PROOF, - ,
And in point of dorabdity, we believe it is equal if not superior, to any Metallic Roofing. We can pet it on ever Old Th. ,
Tar, Iron or Shingle Roofs, it making no difference how flat or steep the roof may be.. This i •I.
Roofing to warranted to prove as above represented. We will pat It on for I ....,,
SLI - DOLLARS PEE SQUARE;(TEN PEET SQUARE) We will apply it upon Tin end Iron Rooth for TWO DOLLARS PER SQUARE, being , en account ails durability it ~
cheapest paint that can be need.
S.
SirWe invite all aho are building. and also these who wish their Roofs Repaired, to Uall at our office,l33 Thherf,Strinf,
and examine samples and musty the thalami res in regard to the durability and pmctiesbUlty Of thin Roofing.
J 0
PERRIN & JOHNSON, .
S. IL JOHN
PERKIN,SON. I No. 133 Thinl envoi, between Weed and Smithfield .'; -
I Pittsburgh, Anti= ~ •
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Read the Following: ,
Omcs or Tits Bream gran LTSDU.SCX COtairaNti,
No. 16 Front ste between Main and SYS.betelt•
Otocionati, Ohio, Dec. /01bs lea& '
Tb all wham el no,y romern--This is to certify that I hare examine.' apecimen. an roofs of W. ll Canto& tiihable
and Water. Proof Cemeut Roofing, and believe it to be eminently superior to any otherkind of Roofing now in use. I was
ut eye witnow of a serene trial of one erns's. roofs. from a large volutee of flame from noOlohlagbolldlogorteklintradi '..,,
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direc buildingtly open the mot and ramie° for nearly half an hour. It stood the trial be nd all expectation., and sand the. ~
[binned] T. IF HASKELL, ?m 7-
?maiden! Buckeye State loronoreCo. 0—
,
Cmcnrasm Aoracr ROTAL Las. 00.. Pbe. Gtb, 11161% .
I hare OXIIIIIi.V4 W. E. Conws & Co'. Elastic Fire and Water-Proof Cement Rortlng, and at az as I can Jtallgo, irturider -
It a good invention, trod am trilling to Mauro buildings thus protected upen the Fame tern es I insure throe cowered with
metal. [ Ssgned) JNO. S. LAW, Agt. Royal 1t,.. Co., London and Liverpopl.` . • . '..,
Cercrwsratt, December I . 2t__,li 18511. -
To al/ whom it may conam—Thle is to certify that we hare adopted W. E. Canna 4 Co.' Mastic Fire and.Wator-PPX.Ir "
Cement Roofing upon our store and dweelllng homiest It ho. filtrtl the most perfect alliafaction, and we can recontineaut •: -. ,
it to .11 wishing Fire and Witer•Proof ilooollng. [Signed] BAKEIC .t YON PURL. '.. •. .
aptlydkwP
On. Fixtures, No. &^, Wert Fourth street.
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Flexible, Fire and Water-Proof Roofing. •
ILLIA.IP, St G-Irt ANT., Proprietors,
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No. 57 Water Street, Pittaburgh, and P.. Peterson's, Allegheny. . ..
rill Ills IS AN ARTICLE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN THE MARKET. IT IS
.1_ used extunairely In Now York and Philadelphia, muldeli . well approved. It Is appliaviae to covering
Foundries, Dwellings, Warehouses, Bridges, Steamboats and Railroad Cars. - • .'' '•
it will last homer than Metallic Railing or Shingles, and resists the various changes of climb—neither affetted by
cold. heat or damp. Its prlncliail ingweliont Is of no extraordinary elastic naturo and It nerer lows this elasticity. It
eon he rondily applied to alt kind x of roofs. antor steep, old ur new, on tron, ' lln or *cod. It will not melt lo warm
weather, or crack In roll, and It is not !Aimed try.being tramped upon.
It is 13oth .IPire and Water-Proof.
, .
St..l - •Fer further information. apply to the proprietors. • • •
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1857. TRANSPORTATION , 11857:
CAPACITY ONE HUNDRED TONS DAILY.'
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LLOYD & CO., MEM.
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rStICCESSOIIS TO LLOYD & LEMON„]
ArIND MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS TIIIS IVINTER, aie now FepaiPk,::
to don braey loaminess by
PENNSYLVANIA
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.A.1.73D
Through to end from tbr Lonto-ro Cities. We cart (wore one friends rind 01l those dlrprord to'patronlso iho Pepin. and RaWrond, Oro no Nine will be spored to render genecrd rawer/Action to SIIIPPERSOF EASTERN AND WEST'ERTC-..,
FREDIIIT.
The Avoidance of the Inclined Planes on the AlleghenyPortogeßailroad
Will giTe thereneed dispatch to the trammksion nifteight. Ofillee Peen Street, at the Coal %elm
fealytl
1857. CANAL NAVIGATION -
• 1857.
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mr.x_pa.t. , s ir•01.t.2'.9.331...F_. -130..A.'1' LIZTE,
Vi Ii Paunnsylvania Canal and Railroad. 62Sip
Capacity Two Thousand Tons Per Month Each Way. •
O 1111 FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION GAVE BEEN LARGELY INCREAS- -
k .." ft id.d., the root Winter and en can now offer to SHIPPERS the %ulterior adranhugo Of 4 DOUBLE DAILY LINE'
to and Dom Pittsburgh. Philadelphia old Raltituore.. Our line being composed entirely of PORTABLE BOATS, tot one
tranehlianent is reclaim/ Merchants sending Freight to our Line can rely upon Its being put through with all bl
epee d end &lintel.. WAR/IDOLISE', CANAL BASIN, corner of Liberty and Wayne &reeds, Pittsburgh, II:. powd
feffthlyil
RIEM A MITCRP.LL, Proprietor,
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iftustral
Ice.tv Spring Stock
or
CHICHERING'S PIANOS
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
s a splendid new stock of PIANO
POREN, from the manufactory or Chicker- "S
Mg Son, Ilmton,ielected expressly for the Splint( en,
and comprising all tlie varieties and new styles. now mann-
Isentred at rho renowned eetalilislinwrit of Chlcketing
Sons, Boston.
!dement. C6lckerinit k Sons have been aw arded M the dit
Gwent Exhibitions and State Pairs In Dorton, New Tork,mil
other place,
Eleven Gold Medale,
Seventeen Silver Medals.
Three Gnome Stealth, and the
• Prim 3ledal at the World's
Fairin Enndon,
ALSO, SITSSAL
SECONL-lIAND PIANOS:
One elegmt CLlckering vel7 Ilttle toed;
31 . 1 .0g.ny els octave Piano, in good order,....
old[ ldonop._.,
AL., a full nupply of
PIANO . STOOLS
11. AllibLo
81 Wool rt., between Diamond Alley and /burin 11,
xi.
Bole Agent for Clackering k Blom, for Western Petinryl.
rani, Erotent Ohio and Northwestern Virginia ntrod&wil
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A Damaged New Chick..tug 7 Oct. Plano.
ONE OF CIIICKERING
SONS' lint-awn 7 octave.eirganty
carved nlxelsorld PIANOS, tlitniutawl In the
furniture only when, the bleminben noi not expose/I, will be
101.101 a great bargain.
The above Piano is one of the lugs lot of I octavo Plumy
eceivesi ri.loy from Chickening; di Sous, Bruton, end will be
worrantedas having received nolnternal Injury. For saleby
JOHN 11. MELLOR,
Ageot for ellickerime it Sone, &Mow
Joni No. 81 Komi. !Wrest,
Nese. Stook of Pianos,
rum VIZ nelliET 07
wicr - x - N-s S.- CLARK, New 'York.
TILE PUBLIC IS RESPECT
1. rally Informed that oar
by
which had been completely dralrital by the
hoary nabs, aro again filled with a choice and com
plete acenchnent of NUNNS L CLARK'Scalsbrated PIANOS,
of overy style and price_ Persona
In chinge•
Snit class and
durable frufrument will please bear In mind that tlogreat
Pianist, TtiALBERG. pnwahmced linans k Clark's Piano.
ropmar Instruments In every' respect. Ths public is Incited
to call and examine tor tbstuselrett. KLEntai a IMO.
eels Agency Ihr Nunns & Clark's Pilllalkt fin' Western Penna.,
Castel. Ohio and Myth-Western Virginia, N 0.13 Fifth
.sett. neat door to Masonic Hall. el
NEW MUSlC—Charlotte Blume has just
received the following new music:
"I See Her still ht toy Dreams," No.= of Festefe
dies, Just published, 25; My ?Cary at the Meadow Oats, trio
for three female voices, by J.' A. Fowler, 2c All's for the
Best. new 4091: by J. It. Thotnas, 23; &Louise!: Pompadour.
Alphonse Leduc. 25, The Falcon Quail - 111e, Ricardo Linter.
23; La Bass de Florence ,
new polka Mazurka, A Leduc, 23;
The favorite Scotch Melodies, "Auld Robin Gray" and "The
Matto Rows," truimeribed for piano. W. V. 'Wallace, SO:
Merrily, merrily .urer the Sol ' s,. beautiful Barcarolle, words
by Henry W. Challis, eomposcal by Wallace, 00—three ore
Wallace's two but compositions; likulidlne, song by C. W.
Cherry, 30; The Lilac at the Door, with vignette title page,
33; Blondlne, lsoutlfal song, Zi,'• Thans ti‘c ti new comic
wing. 23: The Scotch Polka, Chas. WAlbert, 30; The Mule..
teer Polka, L. Williams, :4—the two but Polkas hare each
nu 'elegantly wilored title og,
CHARLOTTE BLC3IE, •
No. 111, Wood street, 24 ilourabore Filth street.
Mask malted free of postage. 138
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BROOKE HALL . FEHALE SEDLINALLY
Media, Delaware County, I'enna.
• Miss Maria L. Eastman, Principal.
IPIIIS SEINIINAItY, SITUATED IN THE
delightful nod beautiful villahte of Media, thirteen
awes from Phlladelphts by Railroad, offers to young incline
the most peffect combination of advantages for the attain
ment of o thorough and accomplished education.
The large and commodious building lately erected, con
taining all O modern at mern umveniences of Oahe, gas, be.. la,
with its extensive grounds, a model In all that pertains to
the comfort, refinement and Improvement of the
pupil.. The sleeping Mel. ere high, well ventilated, nod
Tarnished with comfort and elegance, and but two pupils
occupy the same apartment. The number of pupils Is
%ratted to forty, fur whom seven teutlietsaro employo.l.
The mead faithful instructkm Ls given In all the branches
taught, while moral and religious principles are constantly
inculcated by theory and practiee.
The coarse of instructioncomprises • period of four
year., and a diploma is nauribui to alt 1410 pans through It
*alb/act/wily. •
The Right lien. A: Potter, D. D. L. 1.. D., Midler or
Poinayivania, nape: -MIA at. L. kantrutui, who proposes to
W. a Toong !Mimi Sealleary In
We
Delaware county,
l'enusylvnida. In September ulnae, has been known to the
salisernier for several yeano jug,. Ito has a very high
opinion of her rawity, etrtelealty and no an
Nittcator. ghe luu had ft Iltrgt, and aueceothl taperfartre.--
Tie, building whirl In to he ensiled will einitain crony ac
commodation. The ailing,, and surrounding country are
illethunitalied for hinillbininem'and beauty; and the sub
scriber has conddence that parents who entrant their
dannlitan to Miss raillfflan will have no caune• to regret It.^
The ?ranch buoicuago L. taught bye INalsion lady mild- .
Ina In tlin
The Latin, Ilerinati. titsinlsh,and Malian Innnting., re
ceive duo attention.
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The Natural Selene. am taught with the ald of a lorge
and expenaire apperatito.
Th.. Musical D.artment In ....der thn eliargo of u lady
eminently qualified .p fur the altuetien. and all who prefer la
be taught un ihn It. , or einging by o ygntloiunu, here
r !tiling Moeller front Philedniphiw.
Drawing and Painting en. under the. clirecthm af a lady
amensplielse.l In the emu.
Thn Pall Torn 0.11111111n14. September nth.
Olt. Mat Men has the Itt orty 1.1 refer to the following gen.
tletnrin
lught Nev. A.Putter,lllshopof Ponmyltiusin.
lion. Frnnklln Memo, ot•Preddenl nt U. S.
Itoo. & P. Chautt, norm°, of
. • • • . •. •
L0r. ,, ,
(loom 31. Wharton, Ern- Platids l PliEL
William ran, Pittsburgh.
Evlranus LsAhrog, El., Al!, Cfty.
- • M. L. EASTMAN.
Medin.Dolawara rostra, Pn.
L021.110,tn
JUNRI. .. ..... . .... I NAT JUNE.
Q EetiN 11 Fi I 1,1, SIIIPLY OF CARPETS,
1.111.11.0r115, M A . YrINIIA, Ao., of tho Pinlrlh :gime
tharpot Khoo.. •
W. U. A 11, a1.011.1.1ttl Int tog tud Marital froth the
Nonni Vita lo the puuritt doprooktol atatri
or tho toot /1.1, Itto.l Itoro uttu•lt.toot.olol GI 1011 low rat.,
Imo 06e111110,01 01111,4 k 11011 ot I, AIII'WINII.comiGI:
lug Ili 1411
11111. 0 1N1 1 111 . 1,10• Alattavoilthd pattern;
Taiwan y and ttoltUh..ll 11%0010
Volvo. Mal Ttiftol Ituas
A I ,pa V O II IGIOG ta 1 loty Of lhal Mato, WholowBhadm,
1111111 , HAIG, thin Otratt itollalla, all of nltldt 401 ho nP
farad at tho I,IIWROY' RAIN for nut, nolo" and bouw.
/mayors .10 Ilot It to 11.4 tolr &lingo to utro them A cart..
Ja3 W. it, A. I. mceALLum.
A Rua( huny Rank. •
STOOK1101,1)}11iS of tho Allegheny
Hook are ketch) , not Illotl that Itottalmnth no ordered
WI holm
An Intaltuout of YIVE tIOLLAUS per share, on or bolus
lb. YIIIST I/AY OP JULY nest.
An Inatalroriut of VIII: DOI.LA.IIB par share, ou or Wino
I/AT OP JULY neut.. .
Anil au Instalmoot of 'FF.N DOLLA63 per alum oo of
bofurfo lbn nner DAY OF AMIDST out.,
• •
• • • • •
Po*abla louse Tea.° rcr, at Ids onion, corner Wood stscat
ntllfinitlond alloy. By order or ths'ammlealouers. -
JeI&I4IDAVID CA3lPBELL;Tresxurei.
•
WATCIIES ANT) JEWELRY..—
11011131111 Lao returned from • the
modern cities with an entire emend choice stock
fur atches, Cloche and Jewelry, which he has puc
cheesed mostly direet roma the manufacturers for catbi which
enables him to mil at the flowing very low pricer.
tine Gold Patent /ART Watches,, In open •
and hunting cases. ' • • —.440 00 to 1,110 00
Gold Levere,l6 earrat imam, tutuelreted.... 25 00 to - 60 00
Gold Lapin, " L • ...2000t01500
Meer Levers, " ...12 00 to 60.00
Gold Guard, Yoh, and Vett 100010 80 00
Gold 'Copland Beta.. - 1 00 to 10 00
G°/".ukeleel4 4, and 2 00 to 20 . 00
Gold Cameo and Maude. Ilmait Nun— ' 1 6010 15 00
Ear 160 to 10 00
Pore aw Wadding.. ;. ...... 288 le 800
llnby.Paarl and Garnet 6loger 2 60 to - 000
Gold Pens and Panda - .',.••••••••-•• 1 .'60 to • 10 00
Odd Mose s and irealocca— --,- a oo to • 12 00
fine Gold Thimtd,t t . 300 to• GOO'
Fine Uold Spectacles, —.' 600 tar: 0430
Gold and Ozone Slecto Dutton. and 00 to 12.00
Flee Gold Scala Endar.litora,--,-•-...,.. `•0 75 to, .2 00
.Alao.3llror and Platt& Spoon
f, Knifes -mid Yorks, Taa.
satia,Caatora, a chole4 stock alai. Cond and,yanodloodr,-
.Pludan Fr4dE an: .14111 an: Palatka" 31110,an.
endkas Today or C 1 00.0 1 .41 patina, goad Lin; knopaia.
Liam fl tax
Wa , Clock, :and .tedie4 -' raptited. .ItamembeT
place—No. /8 llfthatrieVnear'3l.cdeet -- • •
JOHN M. -Rowers:
MONU MENT__
TO THE MEMORY. op.
IXENTiIt CLAY.-
513 PAGES,
RECEIVED THIS DA T.
AGENTS :WANTED.
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THE LADIES JOURNAL,
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B OOKS FOR SUMMER READING-=Near publication% pthadard. Ynetka/ - and .31Licellineons
Work.; history, Biography, Travel and'Adventurn Juvenile
Bunke; tr.: The homestead on the tilliaide, by Jtary
hoinkr. Theinitiakg Claret-nook, Alice Cary, Women's
Faith, x tale of Southern Life; Toiling and hoping, Jenny •
Mandc The Minnie Myrtle. Oaktield, M. D. Ar
n,,1,1: Married, not Mated, Alive Hari; Helen Lineoln..BY
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Hyperion: Jerkin's Washington, 4 draft Espionationg • •
Prescott's Work% Queened England, Scotland and Spann
Waverly Hovels, 12 robe Dkkens' Works,B robe The Stand, ,
Poet% octavo Go l dnboostiCip dne2foroceo,.
Antique, Blue and Nen assortment of Sta nary.
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TO-DAT,— • •
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Leaf and Flower Picturanand Mow to Make Them, cotota • '
• Illustrationic
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Ryles Expository Thoughts on the Gospelm ' • .! '•
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Outbrie's (Impel in Ewkiel;
Plartyr lamb. Family of Bethany;
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Ticknor. ITousebold nneedy liorehe r. •
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The Professor, by Charlotte 1110.1.1
Philosophy of Skepticism. by anthot of Phil. •
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Boat Lite In tgypt and 'Nubia, illustrated.
The Old Iloure by the Ittior. • - •
traeryrara
, •
Travels In kurope, by .1. Implds Prima.
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A. ern and Ireatern Expreas,. TREE ADAMS' SYMMS
COMPANY' hare made vrattgemtnts to extend their !Joe of
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log a daily line to and from Connelsville and all Awe! aims&
that road, connecting with Uniontown Vy stage from Con- .
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Armlet Atemengem, with ThlegP ro of Safes. will :emu
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of Money. Valuables and all kinds of Freight ontruned to
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Ind prompt delPrety of the same.
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along the lino wilt be promptly attended to and returned by
next Express..
For farther !dor:nation apply to "
apM4m J. H. ItliOritUlk Agent, 6.4 Fourth at.
The Farmers , Deposit nankin,: Company,
tts, PY)I RTII STREET, PI27SBORGA PA..
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tho old tn.titutton continuing In the now. • •
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cheek. upon the
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'JIIAdIm JAMES MIARAn4I
NEW STEAM GUAGEth--liiciairo of
Menem Porter,ltolgt.k, Sweat, /Mynas . r, tot
or. P. Fotton. Agent for Atelittneetnrein. - • -Must(
TItOrFSOILOLOBE OR CUP for Steam
Englon& Pxteatod March 0316, 1814. - •
Q ANY Y.Edt & HALE'S Heating And Vend
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reasonable terms, amt the beet reference. given.
. MOSES. P. EATON. :•
10.1tONT, PAVING, • •
• - AND connox Bata'.
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A rperlar quality of tho
.Tarlowskrois of BRICE
Molly bo imol at the I,4twi, VEST gatcsa,
At the Works at the ontocribor, on - the
New -Brighton Turnpike, . - . -
G_ Waits, Allegheny City,
• Or by orders sent throne:idle
Pittsburgh Peet OP* or left at the Wilke
• • Messrs
r Pug& blekesit;Stnithaski street;',';',
jerl g ult; r V ";'' • •
; ISAAC 0 R D00.. • • •
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TLe ]ton
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HE STOCXHOLDERS OF THE "IRON' 7 .
T CUT BAN ere he rev:meted to ply the wood .
lootahaent of twenty dollen a abase on thoir auLecriptione .
to the ibllooing mianer.,—Ten daimon each sban'on the' .
26th otJuhe itutoteol WWI ehan on the 15111
of Jetty next. Payablel= IL WlllLemai 'Trashier
of Comadeedoners, at his Heokleor Bow,. teethe
. eeenee of
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Th. trmbeteetteri- -John 9.-DritiOrib,--,
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• • Leaned B,:fohna, ,J. Schooumaker,
• • , Leerls elorypeasteen, John NVity . . •
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