"V#lshurgt Ontitt. P1TT8331:771.43-23:: FRIDAY MOR*MG, JULY 24, 1857 car OPTIMA I:APFIt OF 7110 News of the City- and Neighborhood. Interrnents in the City of Pittsburgh, ikeeral Debility—. Disease of L00m... . - !tenet reser— • ...... ' • = l i e tiftte jr m :Disease of Bride I'Diveroad I *lto:each. Inflantatl 'Dowels— .... . MOWS of Utents......— . • _ o ..... , 0? TOt AIKITY. 11111. Z RUE ' dealer I y ..,... ............. 31From 'A) to 30 From I tore 2 al " &) to 40 2 fel A' 31 " 40 ti• 50 " Ato 10 5' ' 50 to 00 . • .10to16 • Il " 71 to PA 2 !' 45 Co Z"..- ... ! ..... ....-- 2 " ea tow I Malea,2o; Females, It 1V111te,34; Calored, 0, Totat.34. Breeder of the Board of Ilealth t A. C. lIIMPOCII, Thyrician of Board of Health. THE PAOLI bisnsscne.—There axe arrangements on foot to kayo a meeting this autumn at the arena of that bloody surprise known as the Paolib:assn. ere, of the descendants of those who suffered there and also.of the survivors, if ,haply there are any.,- It is proposed at that meetin g to tako necessary steps towards building.i monument in honor of the dead who slumber therefrom the field of strife. In this .eirtinection, and as an Rent of floral interest eve find the following in, the Chester Repoblieon and,Deoa, ere: from the Rey. Mn. Dickey of Oxford : To ode Editor of tke Report/icon nod Demorror— Stn:—Not having the least idea that my note to CiPt. Appleln relation to the book recovered from the- Paoli massacre could hove found its nay into your columns I bad taken no pains In giving partic ulars, intending only to draw *Ovation to no inter eating faet. -Permit me therefore now to soy. that I base newleareed more definitely that the book con tains the Regimental orders and not those of the Or derly Sergeant as I is first supposed, and that its possessor whose life was saved by it, on the night of thermasseere was Captain Irwin, who wan also per forming the duties of Adjutant to his Regiment.— 01ber interesting reminiscences of Captain Irwin are in possession .of.lds family, amino doubt many of the massaeie, in which .the soldiers from our own country suffered so severely. , "Should his son,..John Irwin, Esq., of Pittsburgh, xe induced to visit us, bringing the Adjutant's book which I was much pleased to find you so eurneetly en couraging, It would afford our citizens much wrai th:aeon . Will you Ohms. make the above correction and eblignyenta most pl e ase, soon M. Dicers'. ,oxford, June 30th. The descendants the third generation of Capt. Ir win above mentioned, reside in this city and vicinity. The book - referred to above we have had the pleakne of eiamining several times. The orders for that day `at Paoli were still legible in it len than a year age and doubtless are so now, since the book is carefully pneserred swan heir.loom is the family 'of John Ir win, lesq.abone mentioned, as are also other tokens • of,the bravery of-Caps Irwin and of the esteem in Which-be was held by those under whdta be did lung and honorable service in the army of the revolution. Oa the fatal night of the Paoli Sorprise, Captain Irwin was carrying in his right breast pocket, or ' as etipposed,in the haste of rushing forth to thede feat. ; providentially throat into the pocket on that skis 'Lei naturally be would put it in the other, the boolrirbiell eimtained the commands, notes, °Were, etc. of theslay, In such a struggle in darkness and in dasjesW.l*,le thotteand ;things incur which the pea ;orlaiitary :never records. and which can never be teprodueed or exactly described by any one. ••Bterhaiatenet -- exactly it happened no one pro hibit' 'ant - tell, but in all probability by a blow front ii-eritisket breech Capt. Irwin was hurled span the ground and when some of the hirelings—a por tion of a Highland Regiment--came upon him with cold-blooded ferocity, they determined to quench the lastspask of life. They thrust at the prostrate captain,' now. almost surrounded •by them,' with • their sharp bayonets. The book received the neunde and bears than until this - dist' Tine' ft ere of the bayonet thrusts nit he litfeired When - wt . , state that several of them—Were are in all either nine or efiven--pene anted half way through We book of four quires and' loft a aertof . dint upon the leaves in advance of the pohst of actual penetration, while one passed directly through. must have required the wlnde !env of setting rhea to drive even a sharp bnyouct to such a-distance through tho closed leaves of a book with no firmer back ground to press against than the beast of a man, however firm in the nature things that might be. The orderly book - however pramd the providential shield to the bravo heart beating below it, and still bears record of the toter- Tendon of the MI P9werful in a manner that, were wenota believer in Ills enchant core in every affair of Ille Might seem almost miraculoue. In addition to.itllekilabs at the breast., others were plied upon the prostrate body and limbs of the victim of hire. I liicireatk-until the arms, legs, and portions of the bad"tecetained twenty-three wounds. The rage of-I Leese troa-haarted creatures was not even then sa tiand... The heart whiCh they supposed they had reacheefithey were not content to hare gored. - se, in order to make Insurance doubly sure, they clubbed their tsitiiken and beat the prostrate Captain over the hml, Wanting injuries the effects of which tasted until his dying day. . Mad Anthony, as Wayne has always been culled, was in commend of that portion of the army which coffered at Paoli. It won ungrateful almost, Win-. gains whets,' this impetuous and fearless commander was during the torrifie 'onsliumlit. of the enemy.— Much may be forgiven to the man who with a single detachment of Pennsylvanians, 890 strong, could eharge.suceessfully Oot 'of a morass-into a body of trained British forme untebering2oo o , as Wayoo did et. lemee" -Island. Venus is often said to be more powerful than Many and those who relate the story of Paoli say that Mad. Anthony was not at the head of his surprised farces, or was not there to prevent the surprise, because the charms of a beautiful widow had drawn him. for what he /supposed to In an hoar of safety, from war's alarms, :sway from the strict line of rigerousi military duty. If so, It cer tainly was Isla grievous feult, though grievously did the hero answer it. We trust that at. the contemplated meeting many interesting facts may bo disclosed in relation to that . sesprias end many an incident that may have been kept as an heir-loom in families connected with there who fell on that field may ho brought to light to en rich oar history or perhaps illustrate points hitherto in obscurity. • • On' Saturday night lest, the lightning train west= ward, ran over the IsOdy of a men lying on the rail road traekutiont♦one mile Cut of Altoona, and, hot, nit:11610 TeLlti! sureied the heal entirely from his bay, 7 timing it some 30 or 40 feet away, and also cutting of one of his legs and one of his arms. At the time the !rein passed over him the engineer had no thought that the object on the track was a human beingcliettaplle of dirt left by the repair hands, or the pot abd &Jibes drawn from a locomotive at the spot. On the train's' arrival at Altoona, however, some. torn clothes were noticed on the engine, and search down the track was at once made, and the body disoovered in the. condition notice& It proved to be the body. of alum named Conley Rush, from the neigliliorhOcal of Boll's Mills, who had been up at Altoona. Farther than this nothing was known of biro. Ile was about 22. years of age, and a sober whe." The watchman bad passed over the road where he thy hi:Unbent a quarter or half an hour be forsithe train, and noticed nothing of him. The en gluier and fireman are quite sure liesras lying on ate Ina, and from a terrible gash in hie bead and othereireann 'tit; theughthe may have been murdered and plaical there.•_ But be . is not known Whore money and a motive is wanting. Still the 'people of the twighbuthood have strong apprehen- Akins that he was murdered. the'B S.-Since &bore war, put in type, we ate told that Out .llnelhal .sonse $l5 or. $2O when he left beine at noon. In Al. be got into company with an itinerant fortune- Her calling himself Leo. ._got intoxicated = and was last aeon alive in Lee's eompuy theta 11 o'clock in the evening—and Lee hie not been heath of sines. In Altoona Lee offered to bet Rush $5 that be 'could "show the biggest, Aye! Rusk pulled out his pocket-book and said, 3,Uarefeltsoo, ifyou can corer that, I've got more his breast pocket. An inquest was . behleai;,Manday, and a verdict of necblental death isis4,llllC• but facto subsequently discovered have 7,t i 4oegabened. thspicion of foul play and Induced a gidatistaint of the body yesterday for a more close post-tarteni examination. The recall of this we will give neat week.—Mollidoesture Register. Arra:reran liennEn— e .- Proth of the pted Szieids, ike.—Ort hurt monde,' night, Altt at about eleven o'clock, John Showers. living on the t oo, jp.Church street, near East King. nude a des perate attempt. to tato the life of his wife, by cutting her neck with a razor, partially savoring the Jugular vein. lie had just returned from a fishing excur sion, imd, !lading his family bad retired for the -night, approubed the bed iii which .several of his c bitch=were I,Ting,. asked the eldest whether she eras woke, an d , receiving no reply, Went to the b e d where ht. wife - Vas iulapp, and placing one of his bands upon her laouth.te prevent bee from serum bbp, ether ingleted the wound. Thinking thating, be ha& aseotisplistutd his fiendish purpose, he mpapseveteil,satili.gasdUS OR his own neck, one of which sod. - guile freaky. After the alarm had been given; be was.pickstt up from under the table, where hi! was 10kr0t04iPm1:41.9.44.4134 wonadi would preie fatal. ; • • :hewers is a man - of-intempera te haidts, and woe commuted twenty days to prison, lest winter, for drunkenness and abusing his wife. The couple have t ime ong lived verninhappy together,' . and have several tiepass on account of his der have habits anther Infidelity to her marriage yows.-7.luarertrr We leap frum the /braid. a Grosusburgh, Ural _ operadons are partly suspended at Um Ciunbrist Iron -7- Vferini,Johostown. - Th a . rkitroad iron rolls In tho i h • • BMus Mill bare been tae op and others of anme end implored ilsorlowars be' g put down. They we olon,pattlee in a noir aag aof -great power. w e sereemairtporra-plartnarer ore tried, for the Pft pooecCdiiiriet the .voits. ay expect iolint the sow pittehinely. .in motion ut tho Soot of Merest. I,4ooo***o:aiist'd tha - pvintiok !an**, will; „etriasependon untll the WU start again whoa .---. tia,allg.P.Vo MO"' - ..!.s the inlei?,:ilon..te. the v iiii t o -pitt i n . tome 4. ore doter sibenienal Tatiallos.tane*")!_..tbkaa P 4, With -thagejirSa. be bond lattlikesoeiliA the Im r°Ted mukthierY ht tht A, maitht... titW. *a by the mattelitdik 4ligt ibii '. .Algte 'rah lillout the - Yew er • inUrosk., iii•- t K9ti - .. - ;iii i iii,. ev in. 3h: -W • Pimlc or mg..ff. have received .cards of invitation toe pimddrottez up by the "Webster Literary ChaVand Literary Society," to take place to•tnorrow nt Ifilhock Station; on the P., Ft. W. &C. 8.. B. The societies have combined for the purposo of taking an excur sion for recreation, and we hope they may have a pleasant day, as from the arrangements snide there will doubtless be a pleasant company gathered on the grounds. A special train will start from the Fed eral street station at 81 o'clock L. w., and return at 94 P. V. All the trains passing over the road during the day will stop at Killmek, so that those invited will have an opportunity to attend at almost .y hour. Tonng's Band will famish music for the dance. and Col. Scott will introduce some entirely new fig urea. Man WOUND.D.—The New Orleans Time. of Wed nesday, has the following item : A Mm Snov.—A man named John Pander, a boatman, from Pittsburgh, Pa., lately arrived in this city from Louisville, Ky., was shot yesterday in a coffee boom in Boulligny, by a man unknown to him except by name. The ball Nosed across the front port of the right thigh, doing no very serious injury however. Pander says ho had no argument with the man who shot him, nut even a word or dis pute, then or any provions time. He supposes that some old grudge existed againat him. Neither party was intoxicated nt the time. The wounded man was conveyed to the Charity Hospital as soon as pos sible after the occurrence, by a man named Boyle. Ito is going on favorably. Bow To no IT.—Welearned yesterday that officers Hague and Wilson left hero on Monday for Bt. Louie to bring The accosted Lutz and Bell back with them. and wears certain that they effected their object and arrived hero yesterday about noon. This is doing business with dispatch. John Lutz is charged with the murder of Richard O'Leary. and ban been a fugitive from justice _for some time. The circumstances of his arre!t have been already detailed. Lutz and Bell arrived been yesterday abotit noon in charge of the officers shore mentioned and were at over, taken to Jail for safe keeping. A jury will in due time be able to pass upon theire ases_ Tue celebrated opera of Lucia Di Lammermoor wattl performed last evening to a meagre house, such as wo regretted to see and yet could not be surprised at, considering the inclemency of the weather and tho extrium unpleasantucas of the walking. The singing we thought excellent, especially In the sec ond act, in which the music was so well rendered as to call forth prolonged applause. ,The choruses wets - rery effectively' tendered. To-eight the celebrated opera of EllSk3l will ho given, with the whole force of the eoinputy. YESTERDAY while some men were• removing logs at the Greewood lan4ing, at Manchester, they discovered the remains of a man iu an ad vanced state of decomposition. The features were not recognizable, but from the general ap pearance of the body, it would seem that lie was a small man, and not far advanced in years. The body was attired in black cassimere pants and a round jacket, such as laborers usually wear.—Chronicle. Toe Cumberland Presbyterian of yeti - m . .1/v says : "It is due Roe. T.. 1. Simpson, and also the nu merous friends and patrons of the Cumberland Pres byterian, to state, that at his earnest request. the Allegheny Presbytery Is actively engaged in inves tigating the rumors recently circulated concerning him. The whole matter will be disposed of at the earliest practicable period." A Irruvr storm passed over Franklin township, this county, on Sunday bud, prostrating hay stacks, fences, grain, tr.e. Hail stones fell on Monday near the borougt of Washington, no largo as ben eggs, and to the depth of 3or 4 inches. Mr. Brownlee picked one up which measured It inches in eireum forence.—Non. Rep. We would remind our readers that, although Dr. C. M. Fitch has extended tale appointment in our city till the 21n1 of August, them will positively be no extension beyond that period, and consequently that those wishing to consult Dr. Fitch bare no al ternative but to make immediate application. Os Sunday evening last, quite a heavy thunder storm visited oar village. The winds were swooping in their course, and in many instances leveled whole fields or grain to the earth, which will impose no small degree of additional labor on the farnier.— Cosaellseille Ent. Ilattrim for August is on our table from Hun & Miner, and also from the store of Mr. Gildent Tenney. It is full of interesting matter, but not printed on as good paper as usual thin month. TIM Duquesne Greys will parade on next Monday and try theicskill at tho target. Anna Ann Ferun finds its most deadly enemy in Csurga's Srasdan Murata, a few bottles of which will Purify the blood, expel the easperfluous bile, crease the :appetite, improve the digestion, and' by tbui destroying the cause df the disease, promptly restore the patient to perfect Lealtb. Fon A FEW DAYS LONUER.-011Y sales of Gent's and Boy's Clothing, Furnishing Goods An., will.be continued for a short time longer; and feeling confident that the character of tile, stock and the rates at which it is selling are reel inducements to purhasers, all are solicited to make an examination. J. C -ARNAGIIAN, Near the Post Office, Allegheny. A TOIICIIL‘d SKNTIMMIT.—What more precious offering can be laid upon the altar of a roan's heart than the first love of a pare, earnest and affectionate girl, with an undivided interest in eight corner lots and fourteen three story ' houses ? And bow can a sensible Mlle es well gratify . a female thus encumber ed, as by wearing becoming garments, procured at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Roekbill et Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth. ifAYEMAYS RIECONVCIMED TO COO3lOO Seise.—At a meeting of "spiritualists," an invalid was brought forward dreadfully afflicted with ulcerous scrofula that all,titc doctors had failed to care. It was pro posal to appeal to the spirit land for advice, and a Hommpathie physician present interrogated tbe de parted spirit of Hanemann as to what remedy should be taken. Loud and distinct raps, audible to the whole audience, told off d-y-e-r-' s P-i-t-t-s.—Hower [N. Y.] Whig. noir - oo Kerr Coot..—Telking of Sidney Smith's root idea of "taking elf his flesh, and sitting in his bones," as being the highest imaginable degrees of airy comfort- "I can hotter that," said a wit, re cently ; "I would knock the marrow out and have a draught through." But a much more pleasant plan to-keep cool would be to drink plenty of the icy cold soda water from Super's silver fountain, at the cor ner of Penn and Mt. Clair streets. pure and delielone Le the Soda Water, of Chas. U. Super, Cor. Penn and St. Clair Sit liAre Indweements CAENAGH.AN't3 ENTIRE STOCK OF MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING. TO DE DISPOSED OF. SALES COMMENCLNOVUESDAY, JUNE MISS:. s it intended to eplarge and improve our AS . hoe Exam LATE IN JULY, the whole stock. of GENTS' AND DOT& iILOTIIINO, IfIJRNISIIINO GOODS LOW now on handewill be offered AT PRICES MUCH RE. TILE REGULAR BATES with th e view of ctostim OUT the whole before catomenehnt the improvements.— Thu it will be °hamlet' le not a mere pretext to get rid of old goods.a• everything will be found NEW AND YAELI [UNABLE.. thdthennstemplated alterations would necwe stony deface the stock. and I, obviate Chia it Le prorated to acor ont the whole at very low rare and open the Pal Trade withutasaurtment altogether new. A fine variety' of plea good. for endow work tutu riedy will he made to order at a Logs dimoonh J. T. OARNA6IIAN, JunOultri Federal 0., mar the pas ;.oile.,:l".ll;;.4;;Wielty, The University. 'THE next Term will begin on the firet Mon. J., day of September. Students cso panne English in irtSUL elussionistudice, and those of a preparatory as well us of • callegisto. The Familty will be the sumo as to theput years. Jr:Runic J. F. PIcIARRN, Principal. STOLEN from the subscriber in Fawn tamable, Allegheny county, Pa., en Monday night last, LUli Inst,* 11111011 T BAY HORSE, fire year* about 16 hand. blgh, mall white Mai an his face, and a spat on the left bind foot. An old Saddle. t h e back eat of the tree broken onis taken at the wane time, and a heavy black Bridle, with lave brass buckles. I glee • reward of Twenty. Bolters for Information which will Isla to the remarry of my horse and the arrest of the thief. JyltklisdalarF . JOAN WISEMAN. 8.A.15.07.8g. • 1311.A.D.L.E. Brut Lime, (Below the St. Mir Street Bridui,) Allegheny City, Penna., bIaUrFACTVIZT. or • BRADLEY'S WOOLEN KNITTING TARN, Of every Color mud Number. IS PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON short outlet for every color or number of Yarn*. Ilav n• been one of the original manufacturers of the nelebrw ed "Bradley Woolen garns,“ln connection with my brother, Wro,l3fadivy, of Wheeling. I would respectfully solicit • shave or the orders for . lMma,us above. Rirthuh 004 for Shoop ISklns Rod Wool. JOHN THOMPSON, 410 LIBERTY' lITHERT, European and Intelligence Office, Keeps always for sato Drafts on Europe for and amount. and summer and Packet Ticket* to sal trod Liverpool to New York. Oirle for cook. and general housrework fundahed to housekeepers on abort entice. - Wright. Indian Vegetable Pill. and Syrup elwaye outland. PRlEleggeri brought from New York Philadelphia au railroad to Pittsburgh. • jarally taloa& PiUs - ha Use." Prazer.S Ptearlsohe They will cure the most violent besolache. Thal will cure costive bowels. They ere a tonic so well asp urgative. If your bead pelts you, on lose will mire you. U pun here Malssetion they will help you. If you ere sick they will make you well. They an the best pill to cure billonsucen • ntt7rl= l l! " consVo= ll. They cost only 5, cents • hot. , • Bent by wall V) all pasta of the United States IHrect your letters to The. LEVIER, Ne. 140 Wood street, tymo o rgh. Pa., the Wbolsoale Agent. elYbasaa • Ir you ruble your teeth and - a rpure. breath. maort,and aseklla usoutkoge MO RA 340 woutirmould hip awn. 01 WAla's Taxa Bvt ---------Blt.LdS'T Pumps, of ix superio —'— r kind; for saki . t rifak.min it. :** . DROUVit, 140 Wood et 4. I ttr ragiatt m l S i t 1 111.--- 7 -7--- TH.Fr Lc • i th .. B Jo irunedLep ;. wed to rural": thei= to boo./ sow In 44 1 , 1 4%. ***fir the cm. to mei boob* ardor. tor ethkhote Armpit*. ray Widted .* wrzstra itovrarara saft - lumm sod , Moot , It.b.Hooltilanuteddr ut B.lr. cortdd i,4l.l a dat .nd W arumk tmd ets.. tholes* orAbiloorg - to 1...0 1 l -'''''''- , :- - " a 114411". " " le i wi"th idilieeteliith a t r , : . 9 . i' t .' : :*** idiii*E: Wittiltddikriein . - QOM* *llo4,,.litt* t.,Ptieowisakmk=4l4 •!_o44, 3 =Vock-, -.., ... . A' _ . Coalmen, July23.—Tirenty . children, resid ing on Stickeye street, a densely populated Ger man neighborhood, were poisoned last evening by eating lozenges, which had been scattered along the street by a man and two boys whose names are unknown. Two of the children are dead, and many of the others are not expected to live. The man was seen to offer small packages of lozenges to persons in the street., put they sus pecting something was wrong, did not take them. The lozenges were found to contain equal parts of arsenic, sugar and dour. The motive for per petrating this act is not known up to the present time. The persons are not arrested. Kohler, or Loeffler, the murderer of Mr. Horton, is still living, with but faint hopes of recovery. Sr. Louts, July 23.—The Salt Lotto mail with dates to the 2d inst., arrived at thavenworth on the 19th, making the trip in 15 days. The af fairs of the territory are in a peaceful condition and general prosperity provailetl. rumors that the Utah expedition had reached there at tracted hut little attention. The emigrant trains wore progressing rapidly and grass was abund ant. The Indians are friendly. Public charges of official dishonesty bare been made against the Surveyor General; sworn statements of Burr's assistants arc published accusing him of pocketing money for work never done, withhold , ing the pa of is assistants and pocieting it hlmself, ne y glecti h ng to make surveys and then reporting to government that the posts have boen removed by the Mormons, and other serious misdemeanors. • ---- WAAI1110:TON Ctn . , July 23.—Official dis patches were to-day received from Kansas, in cluding a letter from Oov. Walker defending himself from Southern strictures and detailing the condition of affairs nt Lawrence in justifi cation of his present conduct. A correspondence has been opened by the Pa tent Office with the Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies with a,,view of es tablishing an interchange of damn:tents and deeds. Prfitanct.rnis July 23.—The question of the purchase of the !gain Line of Public Works in this State by the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. is settled, a majority of the Stockholders of the Company voting in its favor. The vote of Alle gheny county was given in favor of the purchase this morning. The vote stood in favor 144,151 to 605 against. This afternoon n violent hail Atorm prevailed in this city accompanied by heavy rain and thunder. Hailstones the sine of peas fell in abundance in a short time. b, _"~ ,+ ,i~;~.~`.. a ~ - 'gi p ~,~~ ~' ~.,7:.-.;::,,.,. ..1174;' GoLnsuono, N. C. July 23.—A desperate shooting affray occurred here l(rlay. Dr. John W. Dsvis, a prominent cititen, was shot down by Iwo German Jews named (Vgnltaimmers, and is not exliected to live. Onkf the Odenhaimmers had his skull fractured Otte& exeitment pre vails among the citizens recimsequence, and the application of Lynch law is spoken of. Sr. Loma, July 28.—The river continues to rise slowly. .There There is nothing new from the up per streams. The Missouri is still swelling. Weather clear; mercury 84 degrees. New Tons, July 23.—Cottnn firm: sales 500 bales. Flour firm; sales 10,06015. Wheat dull: sales 17,500 hush. Frorisiouoi firm. Oils dull nod unchanged. Lead 1136CtiVC. Tallow gniet. Frolghu firm. Stocks dull but . genemlly unchanged. Sr. Loris, July 23.—The river is rising slow ly. Upper streams, with the exception of the Missouri, which M still rising. are all falling. Weather clear; mercury at 85. w You n, July '-'3.—The steamer City of Washington with 197 passengers sailed to-day from this port. LOUISVILLE. July 2.3.—The river is receding, with four feet in the canal; weather clear; titer cury PHILADELPHIA, July 23.—Flour continues dull and prices favor buyers; sales 300 I.ilds. superfine at a shade less than yesterday; 50 Ws. of extra family at $8,50; fancy lots command $0@.0.50. Rye Flour steady nt 84.75 and Corn Meal at $3.90. Receipts of new Wheat increafing. and a fair inquiry; 2000 bush. Southern sold at $1.89011.00 for red. and $1,93®1,95 - $1 bushel for white. Rye is now worth $1,02. Corn dull; 5000 bush. yellow brought 00e. but most buyers refuse to pay this rato. Oats dull nt 55(d,590;• new crop will soon come in. Coffee hold firmly and further sales of 500 bags Rio was made at 1114 lI i. Small sales of Cuba Sugar at I tik loi., n i i a .,:s e s very dull. Provisions; very little doing. IVliiskey dull at 30g31. CINCINNATI. July 23.—Flour is unchanged with a moderate demand. There i.e a good demand for Corn; sakes 0,000 bus at 13e, nod 1400 hap, at the lauding at 70e. ineludink bag, - 30001Siu. e 0 [White Wheat sold at Sl,lO, to be delivered at railway depot next IVeduesday. There are no Oats arriving. Whisky steady at 251. There is nothing of importance in Provisions; the market in quiet. The Money Market is quiet and easy at 9412; •eastern exchange steady at 3 premium. Weather cool. River stationary. Mc, ~q ty 73 deg. A Fiend in Duman Shupe Distributing Arsenic to Candy The community has hardly been allowed breathing time since the horrible tragedy enact ed by the murderer Loefner. before we are again called upon to recount a deed which in hellish iniquity beggars description, and throws the legendary poisonings of the Borgins in the shade. Yesterday afternoon, between the hours of two and four, a couple of boys, apparently from I I to 15 years of age, were observed sauntering up Buckeye street, 0 densely populated German neighborhood, scattering small lozenges upon the sidewalk, about the size of peppermint drops. In another part of the street, a rather robust looking man, dressed in a black coat, white paints and white hat, with a box under his arm, was also observed, occasionally distributing a similar description of lozenge, only in larger quantities. As is usual in German localities, quite a number of children were playing upon the street, and they greedily seized the tempting candies thus gratuitously thrown in their way. Occasionally the man would give a pack age to persons he met, 'but in these instances the parties declined tasting, suspecting some thing wrong. Not so, however, with the unsuspecting children, who greedily devour ed the to them dainty waifs, and in a short time afterwards they were taken 'with violent vomiting.' The neighborhood became speedily alarmed, and Drs. Smith, Davis and Fries were summoned, who speedily detected the action of poison, and upon a chemist in the neighborhood, Hr. Eckel, analyzing a lozenge. it was found to be composed of equal parts of arsenic, sugar and flour. In the track which the mau,or rather monster, had taken, as many as, 1500 of these death dealing drops were found in ono pile, and in another spot one-fourth.pound of arsenic was found tied.in a couple of parcels. The neighborhood became fearfully excited, fur at least twenty children bad more or less par taken of the insidious poison. The first victim was a fine little boy named John Shultz, aged nine years, whose parents reside on Buckeye street, near Poplar. Be expired at about six o'clock in the evening. We were present when the Coroner held his inquest, and a more melan choly sight it has hardly been our lot to witness. The mother of the dead child had a few days previous been confined, and, in the same room, her eldest born lay a stiff and rigid come, while the new born infant sought in vain far nourishment from the.maternal breast, the fount of which sudden grief and agony had dried.— Her two other children had also partaken. of the poisoned drops, and lay sick in the same room, but they were pronounced out of danger. Immediately upon the other side of the street, another promising c hild, named Henry Schwartz, about eleven o'clock last night, is said to have breathed Its last; and at the time we visited the poittoned district, some four or five other children, mole and female, were supposed to be in a vet critical condition. We Iteatd, also that severe similar cases bad occurred on Fifteenth, between BACO and Elm streets; but we were unable to glean particulars. His with heartfelt pain that we are compelled to record a crime which makes us blush for our common nature. Such a fiend as the perpetrator of the Above atrocities might well cause US to rather claim kindredwith the brute and forswear our' relationship with the human species. It is to he hoOd that no pains will be spared in hunt ing the *empire to his lair.—Cincinnati Corn, of Thursday. TIMBROIDERIES=-300. cartons handsome J 12.1 now style Embroiderloot:. one half dm usual prlcti at. the Aoml•Aunnel Ago a A. A. lIIABOII CO. RYE F-50 bble, Ikea Rye LODII Flour In etYro and for salo by T. LIWLE i CO. Jylo N 0.112, decondat • CA TAW BA BRANDY—An excellent liquor for medicinal p ore oeoc. 12 dos reed at Jill JOS. ELEMINO'S, cor Diamond t Market es. COTRATE OF ItiAONESlA—Freste -1..) every day by JOS. rtnnika, corner Diamond t Market .to. URRAY'S FLUID MAGNESLA.-6 dos of ebb excellordarticloJosr reed by 308. FLEXING, tor Market a Dlomood sto. ItJy'l2 barrelo No.l for sale bp ll It• R. iXI 1120 NDl r 111. F., A tons No. 1, for sae by [Jy2l) RORY osuaass. POTA Jria SH—ti casks_ b _4OO lible fre sh ;msior it treor sap, gri A NNEL COAL OIL constantly on hold g4j airdMr a was Sy2l • Heim z corsane. V EAD—LOOO pips and per stem 0 dos 6- • Brocnakftge)4ftle , B • • _ thur - ythimEoo3,6e, telsan AO -unzip, . • . • =NM modgftsalai Calziunercial. PITTSBURGH ILARRETS. - tylo ar kd spyiagyfor itet.,4 Gasdtal . p im mon, 1.111111 . , Jcvr /LOUII--thetnerket continues Ina and unchanged., ado. from eon. of 50, 25.50, 70.. 3 and 140 bbla at spa for ex tr., and g 7,12 for llordly Ate 25 do =per at $6,55, and 25 do extra et SATS. • A lot of 630 We choice extra fondly, erhlta wheat aold to go to Phlhtdelphla at 51.50. BACON—the market rtes' rather satire; .aloes °INGO The Bides stl24; 10,000 andlooo 451 Shoulder. at 11% aud 10-- 000 llama t 13..4 - As tirs—w.. of 9 cake Soda Ash at 3% four 011-66 rale of 5 labia Nal Lard at 41,15. ALUOInCIP Corns 'itaitlin& — Theell Rai more activity in the market during the week andlrLfa d.. . Thursday last, and price, as will be seen, advanced a E d, rthe offerings at the Union Yards embraced 353 bea of which 359 head were sold to butchers, but gi hoed being left our. The range.uf price. wen. 2.7504,87,, The cattle were chicily gm.. fed, and ntther inferior,. usual at thls moon. Thenumber weighed at the city scales w. but 175 head—most of the common stork being sold by the head without weighing. About 40 head were cold in addition, et the upper nod, at the soma ihniren. Situp—the number &feted was 000--all taken by the butcher., at T.y.,031.4c. hwy. 8000 to 4000 hind went nut. Loon-150 bold offered and mold at $1?,,50. CuTtl—s few sold at the car platform at 4,345 le head. Ifons—a few sold at guu• The follogriug are the sales Cattlent the Union Tanis, In detail:— Owner, Joseph lioff.. David ,‘turfar . hn II Mast Morwtn. . Trauma& & Murky. F. Bingham fli±M M=M Fondry transient dealers 50 50 3415: The smannt of stock shipped East, from the 16th to the M.l loot. both days Inclustre, Isms follows: MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. The production of the Mieemota 'MIPS for - the month of Juno wan 39.9.273 pouadr, or 19'J tool 2./3 Pounds. Nine pier. of coppre and ecren barrel. of chip were taken from thegrout mase une weighing DAM Total for l Taken off before June.. Total taken from the rest ne5e5......-..4077,923 Or 149 totisttri; Of this &menet 10.249 pounds or more tow, 8 to. wpiker chips. Itneklend raisedoTin, the mouth or Jtatte 93,013 Ms, or nearly 47 tons.—Lake Ya .tier Minor. Imports by air's.. MONONCIAIIELA NAVIGATION Ca.—l lynx, epppac Dunlap; 3 hdla bag, Hord: 100 empty barrels, Bowl t oo 6 hu bottles, kV lawat6 Marko parer, Call...Mem 14 do de, 1 hag ' bag, Chadwick; I firkin butter, 1 bkla, 1 ten rbirk• en.: Ido q.t.; Gordon:l box arida, detrlgs, 7.7 Md. flour. CLEVELAND by canal boat ILLnie Bar-60E0.1,1z met, nl, Nimick A c0r,43 bto chcern. Canfield; 4860 46, Vol do In. 22 mocks, Rem 5 [Mho eggs, 11 Renzi& bbln flour, Watt k Wllearn 2 Won am. Root; 6 cooks wan; llearletoon lot of machinery. Patchln; 7 grindstones, W ilkletr, 42 dodo Dickey 6do do, Shallenhorm 71 hte paper, lihaa. - WHEELING ty 31innetooka—A100 nailkap,Shoeubottser; ako amok 15 Uri. high wine, Clarke & ett kgs, Mena - I, m oer i on c e ,, pahnoonlek; 0 ale burrolt, Rhodes & Vera nut 2 cake ware, Byer, l do do. Cloareq do d o , hih n , do do. Brown; 1 lIL4-1 b. egts, 3 lirkina butter. Riddle:22 las Klan ware, 3111.; 31 alma wool. P 11 lk 10 bona rakes, Unit Imports by Railroad Pittshunch Ft. W.! C. R. R.-377 .Bw Wheat, Itettoody .1 Brow, bbla nal.; Rea; 4'.) bp. pla•tor, B S Vowlark en; lwrikete marketlng,l3 pko butter, 12. bbis eggs, 7 tare wrn Calming wool, :$ bbPs a,w;:lso bbl. wbbay, cat Clarke. A co =II The weather et continues cool, but Ina numb plemante tweerday thin dm day before. The masa host* berme, trite a large quantity of freight 14 but boat* from bob here were none except the regular peke* The Mo. Democrat, of Wedomelay, “The rival continue, to decline slowly rhualseee •. Yery bred( yeatonlay; a dozen of arricale with Ihlr cargoes. The Adriatic report• the flllnoia faeL The A. IL Cham bers reparte the Mirmenri rising at St. &aleph, impaled to be mimed by the melting of the mountain moire' The old Jane Franklin, mid at Wheeling. on Wedneeday week by Capt. Filmes, to Mr. M. Atria for i 5,500, haa been laid tip at that port for ward of basin., 11merum PACK. ROUOLFII.--Thf water Is now getting down and we will soon bare • regular daily lino of packets to Memphis...lnch we eery much need, efideere moored that them will he hominess enough for all. The new and swift steamer Rodolph, Copt. Young, Is about going loto.tbe Bt. Louis and Memphis trade as • regular packet conneothA with the Memphis and Cludleetem Railroad. "The Endo has just geese through • thorough orerhaullog andre • tiog. lice boll was found to be perfectly good tout woad and .he Is In all respects En. I. She has retrolved • newand 'elegant cabin, and her passenger accennmodatioos are corn. pieta. The itothaph is admirably fitted for the Mempliie trade, Mug very swift and of light draught. She will be able to make the time punctually, and we bespeak for her a liberal shire of petronay. Capt. Young, her coMmander, Is a clever gentleman, an experienced °Muer, Maim excel. lent bonniest man.—Mn. Repub. • MYSITIIIOrII Ihssressassou—A Gentleman monad 3. It Stingeriand, a master mrpenter, who tarried 00. his broil nom, to Netr•Orimits. took pasesge atthat port on lhesteam er J. E. Woodruff. !stood Go' St: Lords, haring seEured thi tab ticket to Clileagu. The °lB of the boat,when _ few day, aero enn7 to diteover the fact that be was under an attack of doltriont • tremens. which irc crewed rapidly to violence, neat it vam froanclawmanry to pl., a guard over hint, to prevent the both innate man fn. Inflicting Injury upon himeolf. Itat, notwitlmtanding this. promoting. to ditappeared from his. stateroom, having succowled in opening one of the d00r..-probably the ono sitosted an the guard--and the impinwltton le that he throw hilemlf into theriver and was drowned. llam la. hawv , ort it Imre piwelldlity that tat yet hag. r no eon ...him la the water. Iltrengely enough, the 'mi.. man handed' his watch soda eon of money to the clerk of the beat on the nicht previous n, that able disappearance, which woe the lath. somewhere above }tempi... Ile owned property worth over $1044.), .4 Lit wife rm.. at prownt in New-York. Dem. I.tracn.—The tine light draught Meucci . belonging to Capt. Willard, and built by Cuniugharn L Co., eat launched at the yard In this place on Saturday la..—Mon.R.T. Itlearneepet Register AlthlTED—Luzern, Brinenerille; Jeffervon, d.c Colenel Bayard, Elizabeth; Choroi4 Weliorilk Fortune, Wheeling. DEPAITKD--Ltrzerne. Brava...llle; Jefferson. de Col Byard, Elitabetin Miroit, Welborillec Fortune, Wheiling. Zteamboato sownFOKEOKUK.—The splendid R , YANKS FERN, Blake, Steam will leave for the above an.] all intermediate port* on 1 , ILDAY, 2Atb lest, at 10 For frelAhl or renege ap ply on nr to p7=l FLACK, BARNES. CO. Agfa FOR CINCINNATI—The splen did steamer ECONOMY, l.Upt. loom, will leave for the above and Intermediate pone on MD/ DAY, 21th inn, at 10 t. e. For freight or peonage apply= board or•to [JFINI FLACK .1. DADNF-4. Arabba OR LOUISVILLE--The elegant steamer HAZEL DELL,Qapt. Mew Ileew will lens for the above and all Intarme.llate port, on rho DAY, 3D111A.t., at 3 o'clock P. X. For freight or paasagn, apply oft land or to VLACH, LITINOSTON A CO., Agenta. REGULAR TRI-WEEKLY WHERLIND PACKET IN PLACE OFAIII, Vole. ChY-The new end beautiful Hearnir MI. C. d. knee Pittsburgh orory TUESDAY, THURSDAY sad SATURDAY, at 10 A. It., for the &bol, ...i an I otosmodiste two. For freight or penuage, apply on board or to W. B. WBBErlt, Agent. tali:odd No. Wood street. GAS FROM ROSIN OIL • Os Orion THE HIGH ILLUMINATING PROPER TIF.6 of Om from Reels mad oleeiginism substances have alwaya made them • bivorite material for the menu. facture of Illuminating On. Many Gas Companies use Rae in with coal, in order to supply their customer. with • So. parlor Quolity of Gus. ROSIN OIL is entirely free from all dross and refuse imh stance, mid yields at num, its Brilliant Illuminating DNA lectureree original met of the the fur the maim. of coal gas-together wittotho attention And expense constantly required, and the difficulty. if not impoisibility, of .61mb...waling the unwholesome, doleterlom and Reushn g a me, , r . geo .t e d in coal, render the ROSIN OIL APPARATUS cheaper and more limitable in every way. &COATES. of 376 Broadway, New York, has devoted hi. entire attention to the manufacture and dent Portable Geo Apparatus, and he respectfully cells the attention of the public to hie prevent complete and efficient machine. Perfect =Defection to the purchseer guatunteod In every cam. Tor further infisfulidioe B. COATES. 376 Broedway, New Toil: .Iy2l2esidly or DAVID 11. WILLIAMS, Pittsburgh, PA • Er and Grand Pianos. FIRST PIANOS OF THE WORLD. KLEW. & BRO. titke plessiire in an- MiZt rigisda7Zirylorikith:tj'ar IrbOgi re eowned =ARO GRAND PIANOS. The. Pl.os are used by all !Learnt PLlnlst. In prefor m. to thew oftutrotherr.ke. fir.Tha nlyberg playedupon so other in Me autism curt.rts,.dwouldcarta me them tecl..dY, mad they but be precut , . everywhtt.. THALDEHO'S OPINION OP MARX, PIANOS: "The Or.d Pianos, made by EMrd. Par* ore In My me timatten, timatlen, the most perfect Instrument In the world. 1, . an. beatattogly, give them the preference over all other, SIOISMUNDTUALBERO." Thoprincipel agent at New Pork hos gone to Paris for ; fresh stock, *fleeted tor =le In this country, when • epler pid specimen will be brought to this oily. . matwka it mia 11. KLEBER BRO., ha. 63.1/11111 et. 7 S. TEAL PACKING. 965 Ibe B lain India .J-Rubber Packing from Via to % inch in thiekness, Net teccived, at the Rubber Depot, 26 and 04 St: Clair stmt. LOT J. k IL P H TL,Line. I NDRIES-4 bble. Grease; • , se. t Moses& 7 bap Rtml, 15 " Feathery , 1 Leask Oli Coper: 1 obi Copper I, ' rim per steamer lissel Dell for sae by 5 ISAIAH DICKEY a CO. F I R: LIBBY'S PILE OINTMENtZ LI En= 3. D. weetcott, Governor of and Dolled Mame Senator from ?lurid= It Y l or M uep N ar ee, ha tverenbm.llllte d m to r e l v h er a a v l e s mm ffl u u c p, ed alone for their remelt. and have tried more than fitly rumedimc Dr. Llbbri Dile Ointment lathe first that has giveu me relief. Free the effects lamely orldbfied, the care mast be rapid arkd complete. JANES D.WIEDIVOn, From Georp x. Mateo% Chief of Polite, Now York City: 1 have long boa troubled with the Pilee,am of Dr.. Libby's Plie Otani:erne pee' me Immediate re. hot It sites toe further Omen» torrid that %Jimmy ineutoms moons my aoqualamaca It has been o. with like remit. °Ronan W: BIATBELL, Chief ofliollte. hoot the late lAlatopt Oeuvre' of Conneetkok I have been Mew with Mee in their aunt db. treating and dieconmiss One ibr Pff kd of Went, years, and luid racoone to the best medical Mill with out benefit. =mth. Wm limunibitit and thonatt /h a ymy CIL Under thedteumatan cm I to mmenced the Mee of Dr. libbre Pile Otattoenk and the remit is a print nom buena lizqmito str corm!pd.rwitirjrAirs tim:ukratitoth. AmiL iadono.tr MidibyDr,..o3:olas No. leo ood trz onib. Oolnea Mortar, and P1 3 • 1 !. 7 . . . _420,1 ,Butler and Ifew, .$200(K) comity Bonds arlll b. tilded • rime , fin• ellcuisiiilitedleneVatts th.4 l4 Pft* V ,4907 ta • .. 01 =4 311° r atetkliMitlelv , i 6 m40 1- !) , b 7 10) oak _ Amber iiiimit.3*,truaib7,,i-zoi4iicairkl:.-: • • • - 7rA ~~..._ E=9!IE Doors °pea at I 3 Curtain risen at 8 o'clock. Third nlitlOt of SIGNOR COMM 81STrirs celebration rtAx.taav OPEIRA. Numbering Thirty-tlre Celebrated Artlets. ERNANI; OR THE BANDIT. Si.gncr R. Caratiti m Donna rhira. • Signor 31accsferri a 4 Ernani. Signor Curtadi Seta as Charles V. I • - Signor L. Fortin! as Ruy Gomel.. Signors:T. Zupaucci ne Giovanna. Signor T. Rubio se Don Ricardo. Signor 0. Vilanura as lagn.' Conductor and Composer signor PERM - 11181. Prompter Signor ZEPUCCI. FRIDAY Evening, July 24th, 1867, Verdrit Brand Opera, In four acts, entitled Box tont Banquette—, $I,0) SetAmd Tior 600 , Gallery ... 25e ' Alßt•The public aro respectfully Informed' that no opera nil-be repeated. yel_No extra charge for waded mats. -datantly evening. LA SONNAIIBULA. No. ONorod. No. Bold. Pdeo. 43 7, )1 _ 7 '44 /8 P. AL. DAVIS, Auctioneer. Commeretal Sale Room., So. 64 Fifth Street. ELEGANT LITERATURE—On Saturday er,ming, July 2Aih, at 8 o'clock, will be sold, In the Rook Rooms. on the second flow of the new Commercial :8•Ies Rooms, No. 54 Filth street, a select stock of filegant Uterature, comprising pleasant authors for summer read. lag, standard works of fittlon In prom and verse, light pop ular publications of the day, and elegant library volumes.— Also, boned copies of Leslie's Illustrated Nemspapes, RM. LI; Witt lon's Pictorial, Goodrich's lllsterj of All Nations, 2 volic .Quarto Edition of tior's Book of Martyrs, Smith's Dictiona ry of Arts and Sciences, Doswell's Johnson' 2 vol.: Mr, Apia.. Work., 2 vols, Waverly Novels, with Scott's Poetry and 116.11am/ow Writings, 10 vols., Br., Be. 1/21 P. M. DAVIS, Aoct. STOCKS AND BONDS At AUCTION—On Tosedey evening, July 2Sth, at 7% oclock, at the Real Potato and Stork Salerßooms, on the second door, rill be ..... :4,434 n. .-243,382 m. 40 glare. Iron City Bank Stork; 10 •' Exchange " 12 " Mechanics' " 21 " North American Mining Co. Stock; 4 Soren per cent. Pint Mortgage Bond. of Chariton Val lay R. B. Co-. ♦lOOO each; I Land Warrant 100 acres. P. 51. DAVIS. Ancer. PHILADELPHIA SYRUP AT ArcrioN -4:). Friday afternoon, July 24th, at the commercial Wet moms, 10. 64 Fifth street, will be oath& 6 barrels Philadelphia syrup; 2 do Groom' do, In good order. .17 24 P. Id DAVIS. AocL 20 BXS. WESTERN RESERVE CIIRESE will be sold at the cotamarclal aalra room, Na. 6.4 Fifth Mr., on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Jy2t P. 11. DAVIS. Atwt. The Health in American Women THE GR/EFENBURG FAMILY MEPICLIFF.S. MORN OF THESE MEDICINES ARE SOLD ETERS WEEK, THAN OF ALL OTHER MEDI CINES PUT TOGETHER. le lids country emcees la the remit of merit, for the hem discernment of oar countrymen it proverbial, and pets an effectual stop to ignorant pretensions. We morel.e that the unequaled memo of the Oradea. berg Medicines Is more owing to their undoubted imperial+ ty, than to any ether masa and we desire to call =pedal Intention to one of the beet among them, MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLIOON. ml. remedy will certainly ellen Tailing of the Womb, Whites, Disonteral hlesutruntlon, Dissamee of Pregnancy. All troubles at the change of life, both with young and old, and all the mime kinds of weakneee and versa com plaints caused by disordered uterine organ. Indicating disease. for which the Catholkon l• offered as • certain cum, are weaknea in the back, tingling and pain between the &boulder blade., extending all along demo the ahae,ll.4l[l.ll In the end of the alas, bearing down pains In the main. mans, thocting pains la the bowels and into the hipasynthathetic pains In the breaks, burning In the pit of the stomach, irregolerity of th e bowels, ...Imes with diarboo, and wan with obstinate constipation, cold feet, capriciora appetite, headaches of • hammering or beat- IFL•harecter with math& or whistling to th e oars, doll the head, with meat nerve. excitement, m . ooed y complete predation, languor and dierooragement, arrangement of the menstrual period., with . acrid dis charge beaten them which ..0 described in the public. Lions of the amend:mg Company. • la all ewe of Palpitation of the Heart It acts at onece. Manyntetine complaints Ire suppead to be heart diaceee, than the sym.thetis Debutantw connected with that or me, bet the Letholkon should always be take b n, and In- nine mas mit of too, It will hr found that nothing the matter with the heat, and that • eure will won follow its use. it will else relieve that feeling known the heal rising in thil ...hand turning over. v ALL OP THESE SYMPTOMS are not petard at any one dna, but .y of theta India. Um mama of Dowse, and the noes:ashy for IMMEDIATE AMON. The remedy b mewed by one of the oldest and moat physkbw of the day, and every ono may be roared that they are taking • seiantific and well commanded meth dor. Poperiam has proved that the randy will mire eighteen ant of erery twenty mem, and that most of the incaable cam were a, ben.. of muse which had dearoyed the re cuperotire powers of the system, or of eras mechardcal inpui. which had rupture' some delicate membrane., and thereby rendered • cure knowable. The prim of the article bang but One Dollar and a Half per bottle, it la within the nath of every pomp. and should have a fide trial at lout. The medicine is amorapaniod by full direetions, enabling every one to understand her own ow, th. pram.. the noceseity of 0011E41 conaltation and what is more import ant, entirely doing away with medical examinations, which are. potty baked nom by w...i. ea • viebitiori of theb• moo sacred fooling., and to avoid which, will aider excruci ating paitth and stanethnen lane life Itself In this Tl.lr, one of the mat highly educated phaielans of the present day, an one who lea • worldwide reputation, stated that the of. forte of the Orofonburg Company would be appreciated by every female of any delimcy, and that the Willful adapts. tion of the remedy which obviated the neceseity of prwomd respoeure, would entitle them to the appreciation of every 111321 who valued fentale modish as the eafignard of her pn. rity and the mod preplan d brilllaat Jewel belonging b . her character. Punic..r attention le regime.' to the &Hoeing airlift cate— Onnono—l have been • prithowlmine for twelve years, and of mane, have own a great many very ware man of falling of the womb, deranged menarnation, whites, disorders maseemont upon pagnCony, from the time of eon- I copilot, to the hour of delivery. My attention rase also toes frequently arrested by mare symptoms munnted with On how—such as palpitaion, sinking, fluttering, and other dlearrangemata, witch are frequently .upped to indicate organic weakness of the heart. I have always Pend Mar deaf. Uterine Cetholicon • most ral.ble and onmessfol remedy, In the. and in all complaints of the .urine organ. to which so many females are liable—far more efficacious than any. or all the most scientific prescriptions of the reg. tiler physician.,ad I have mien the practice of the Not in the country. Pull particulate of any ow will be cheerfully furnished any ono by addreadng • line tome. Dos I Mg, N. York Poet Office. CAROLINE W. bIEMINIIS, Public None, New York City. 0 crrucauc —I observe en important ended. In your lira of eymptoMic Marshall'. Catholicon will thrall. • bly cure Neuralgia. This amptoin mere Momently axone minim menstrual derangement than people appose, and all rental. are .subject to it that 11,07 should al.sys have Mottle of Catholimei on hand. They may rely upon It that will work wonders, as I know from certain experience. The anatoras, when connected with the taco, Is Leo well known to need deatiption. - When the etaMerth Is effected, there are , ' ,1 2:."L'.1 . t. .. i . . ~.- e1i.:,4„461,-,;pt, . 4 -i-''' .1.• ,,,, `,. 13 .... , 11. It tie al .R:.,9,P,/,.:Wr.,.• , 1.74- . . , ..T1P , , , ! - , ,... .?"''' - '.`, , ,f .. 4 , . -,- - - PATENT zr4sno =ls AND woikiiillll,oplP : ,-. :::: e.':;;:, -..., ',., ',,,,..--:-... 7 :: , , : •'. r : CEMENT, PERE= a .omison, •I'OPOltu!ii , ': '.:1'....6...' L'''''''%inowtrov'''":'' ARE PREPAREH'.TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT THE ".Raturnumr, l Pw.. , ..f. . ' iii JOIL thi above/2as* Fire and Water-Proof anneal Roofing, it being the only ailicla . yet IniaiNtdOhtgutill,ri , .., ,, ,,4; : st• resist the action of the atmosphere in erery climate: IT IS P.M.III I ".ECTLY FIRE AND W.A.TEReI 3 . , • - •,,•.„.:e . ...,, ..,.-.•, - . _ And In point of' deratillity, sre Warm It is /gnat it not su d =o any lletallie Rattling Karin tki , 41 . ..ingr .. .. :Tar, Iron or Shingle Roofs, It making no bow Rotor steep the MN - .• -7 : - ;' , .' , .% . ..., '.. ~. i Roofing b, 'rammed to prom as abase represented. We will put keel:rm . . .t . : . .,•'.;...,..,..•-;r0.:• , , 57. • MX DOLLARS PER serfA_AFATEA PZET,SQUARS) .. • . • - . _ _„.‘ . • We hill apply it upon Tin and Ironitolre for TWO DOLLARS PER SQUARE, being on nom' of lin 0 nrialiM l oo ~ cheeped paint that an be med. . • .• .- -. . -. .- - .•• •••• - ...: , , airw..!enrice all who are building, and also thole who Vida their Boots I_l42ogred, to eat at ouredloo,l3ll llsirie ad examine maples and satisfy the thee:Mew to regmd to the ilorobill4 . f"'" ikald rig r at il ,r di: Or'r, ~•,- ....-'' - ~ - J. 0. PERRIN. I • , . No. 133124 d itielO e Whim Wood end thnlthliald. - 5....: &A. JORNSON. J , - Pithibeilib, None , .., , ._. . i . _r • . . _ - - • . i Ornes or maa .fleaagrg,Siasklnaliaafar Cogrprr, fie, 16 Prouty t & . c bativesuldsla and frardroria - 7. - .- .- • . Tb aU whom if may centeerw— This hi to certify that I have esmoilnedeponlmens and roola I:IVMM Calmat /Slip. ear Water-Proof Cement Roofing, and believe le to be eminently superb a to any other Wed of Roofing Dow brew . N war an eye 'slimes era wives* trial of one of them roof., from a large relame of flame from ms adjobalng latfldingortdr.batilick directly upon the roof and comic* for nearly half an boor. It stood the trial beyond all exprotatloos, and savedllie building. [Signed] T. W. lialilliELL, Prealdent Briclaye Statelmunusee Co: • 7 • -- Cm:lmM Ad= litxiilta.„COylet. tit, Wa• I hare examined W. R. Canna t CO. Elutic Fire and Water•Pront Cement Roolint, and' as tax atl ampule., conaidar it a good invention and an willing to lama buildings tbneprolected upon the ana6 terns*/ insure those oortred milk meted. Iftned]JNO.& LAW, Agt. Apo& Ins. Co.,,Londot and Liverpool. . , . lb on lam ft sew cenoerm—Thls Is to reality that we hare adopted W. IL CM12.11 and Proof Cc 7 i i o , . z b a l t ; Deir e is i i, au terl2th. w . 1 I I & d : t . . , - Cement Roofing upon car non and dwelling houses. It has given the meet perfect sellsfactlest. awls,* can' recosottesid It to all swishing Phis and Water Proof Roma sq. ISlgh.li 0.1.1C-CR & TON PiTOle . , - - .: ... aPIO.Tik.) , . Gee'Flxtatie, No. Ot2 Trod IftettthrXeret; Flexible, Fire and - Water-Proof, Roofing, - - ADAIR Proprietairs , No. 57 Water Street, Pittsburgh, and P. Peterson's, Allegheny.. THIS IS AN ARTICLE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER IN THE MARKET. TE,.118 need erternilsely In New York and Philadelphia, and I. wen approwd. It Is appllcableto canting • • • Foundries, Dwellings, Warehouses, Bridges, Steamboats and Railroad Cup It will . Wt longer IN. Metallic Roofing or Shingles. and realsta the wasiormi changes ot clintitie—nalther cold, heater damp. Its principal ingredient le of an extraordinary cloatie nature, and it rawer haw this eariatkitt, can be:readily applied to all kinds of rota, gat or deep, old or mew, on Iron, tin or woad. It will, not,,enelCie, weather, or crack In cold, and It is not Inlnred by being tramped upon. It in Both Fire and Water-Proof. illirPor farther information, apply to the proprietors. ' 1857. TRANSPORTATION: ISST CAPACITY ONE HUNDRED TONS DAILY. ..- EOM 1:11-40 - YI) & CO., • - I,BI.ICCE&SORS TO LLOYD k LEMON.,] .. _ HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS THIS WINTER, are isoii prepared to do a heavy business by, pnwisrs - nrx..l7 - 41...15rmA. oAssr.A.x... AND RAILROAD - . Tbraugb to and from the Eastern Cities. We can ..sure o n Mende and all those&oak,' to mlate the BMW. Canal and Railroad, that no pains will beapared to render gen • matisfaction to fiIIIPPKIOOI r/' , l AND 'rwris!f VI ama. % The Avoidance or the Inclined Pilules on the Allegheny Portage Bankiaill .-... r" .. Will give Increased despatch to the t ransmleslon of freiglit. Office Penn Street, at the Canal Bastin, ' •... ' '_. ' ••'..... fe2,1:10 ,LLO2 it 4 -. .8.0r. ' ' 1857. CANAL NA ME LEW B Via Pennsylvania Ci Capacity Two Thousand Tot OUR FACILITIES FOR TRANSPORTATI ed liming the poet Winter and we can now offer to Still" to and from Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Our Ur tronshipment is required. Merchants pending Freight to or eiwod and despatch. WAREUOUSE, CANAL BASIN, fe2Olyd JEtuoical New Spring Stook • CIIICHERINO'S PIANOS. j7IIST RECEIVED AND FOR • de a splendhl new stock of PIANO ilenlsll ETES, from the amattfutory of Chicker- Lat Sone, Booton,selected expresaly_fr the , Spring es, and comprising the variative and new styles, now mum. festered at the renowned eetablishment of Metering I Sons; Iketon. Mews. C h ici &us have been awarded nr the Mt fend Exhibitions and State Fain In Batton, New York, and other plasm. Eleven OW Models, Seventeen Silver Medals, Three Bronze Medals, md tke Prim Medal at the World's Firkin Leridon, SECOND-HAND PIANOS; One elmant Mickel-Eng Plano, vary little used; " " 111egarty Inc octave Plano, In old faab good lornat, new .,.. ..- AI" • full oupply of • PIANO STOOLS . . . JOHN 8. MELLOR, • 81 Wood et, between Diamond Alley and Fourth et. Sale Agent for Chlekering Allons, for Weetern Penney'. eerda, Eastern Ohio and NorthweeteraTlrginba - ntradAwY A Damn/pad Ilfetor,Chtekerlatig 7 Oct. Plano. e k NE OF CIIIOKERIAI & a..." SONS' flrsiaebuts T octave, elegantly cleaved Rostoroml PIANOS, damaged in the furniture only where the blemishes are not exposed, will be mold at • great bargain. The above Plano is one of the large lot of 7 octave Pianos received to-day from Ch&kering k 5000, Baton, and will be erarranteeisshaving received nointernalinjury. For saleby JOON 11. MELLOR, Agent for Chickering Sons, Bost lttebetr on, 40 No. RI Weed street, Pgh. Nosy Stbok of Pianos, TTOII T. TAM. OT NITNI NS 6r, CIJA-RIK, 'Now York. PRE PUBLIC IS RESPECT fuIIy informed that our storerooma, which had bien raminletely drained by the 1..17 Spring Wee, aro again filledwith • thole° and com— plete userteunt of NVICVS CLARK'S celebrated PIANOS, of every styli and prim. Persons wishing • first dart and dunmhie instrument will please bear in mind that the great Planiat, TIIALBERO, .prouounced Nunn. t Clark's Pianos repestior Instrumento In every reopen. The platille Is Invited to call and examine for themselves. 11. KLRBER f BRO. Sole Agency for Nunes k Clark's Planes for Wutern Penna., Eastern Ohio and liorthAVastern Tirginla, No. 63 Fifth Area, next door to Muonic 11.11. fel jEW MUSlC—Charlotte Blume has just received the following new music: "I See Her still la my Dreams," No.= of Feator's Dtulo diet' Just published. 25; My Mary at the Meadow Gilt., trio for three ramie voices, by F. A. Fowler, 2.% All's for the Rest, new song by J. It. Thomas, 2k Schottiech Pompadour, Alphonse Leduc, 23, The Falcon Quadrate, Ricardo Linter, 25; Le Rose de Florence, new polka Mazurka, A Leduc. The favorite Scotch Sfelodiee, "Auld Robin Gray" and 'The Bootle Rows," transcribed for piano, W. T. Wallace, GP, Merrily, merrily over the San a bonetifot Danurolle, words by Henry W. Cludlls, compered by Wallace, 60—theee an, Wallace's two last compbeltionr, Madolloo, song by C. W. Cherry, 30; The Lilac at the Door, with vignette 'title pogo, 36; Months., bouotiftd mug, 2k. ThaCeScr, a now comic song, 2k The Scotch Polka, Chan D'Albert, fok The Mule. toer Polka, L. Williams, 60—lhe two last Polkas have eaoh an elegantly colored title page. CHARLOTTE BLUME, No. 113, Wood street, 241 doorabove Fifth street. Musk nulled free of portage. 1.111 BROOKE HALL FEMALE SEMINARY Media, Delaware County. Penna. • Miss Maria L. Eastman, PrincipaL 'plus SEMLNIARY, SITUATED IN TILE, J. delightful and beautiful village of Media, thirteen mllos from Philadelphia by Roliroad, offer. to young ladin the mom perfect combination °Pad...daps for the attain ment of • thorough mad saomplialied *donation. The large and commodion. building Lately °rectal, con• taining all the Indere ronvenlatime of bathe, p., is, with its extensive grounde,• model in all that pertains to the health, cumlbrt , refinement and Improvement of the pupil.. The eloping rooms are high, well ventilatal, end furnished with comfort and elegance, and Nit two pupils occupy the name apartment. I The number of pupils 'halted to forty, for whom 'MIA teacher. ars employed.— The most faithful Instruction Is given 4 all the branches taught, while moral and religtons principles are conetantly inculcated by theory and pmctin The mums of Inetruction cconprises • period of four years, and a diploma is awerded!to all who pas. through It catiefactorily. The Right Ru.. A. Potter, D. D., L. 1.. D., Bishop of Pennsylvania, aye t "Mice M. L. tlatMan, who proposes to open • Young ladles' &minutia Media, Delaware comity, Pennsylvania, In September next, has been known to the submit:et for several yearn past. Ile has • very high opinion of her capasity, efficiency and derotedness m an educator. She hoe had • large and succeesful erperience.— The bending which le to be erected will contain every go- caremodation. The village and surrounding country are distinguished for healthfulnees and beautr, and the sub• scriber has confidence that parents who entrust their daughters to Miss Badmen will bare no cane to regret IL^ The French language is taught by • Pertain lady r thefam eal& I V: d i linain. Spaniel, and Italian langnages, re ceive due attention, The Natural &Ince. are taught with the old of a large cod expend.. apnaentri.. The Musical Department In under the charge of • lady eminently (mended for the demotion, and all who prefer to be taught on the piano or staging by • gentleman, have • visiting teacher froMPhiladelphia. Drawing Mad Pidnting in under the direction of • lady meompliahed in the arts. The Tall Term eminence. September 9th. Lutenan hu the liberty to rota to the [diming gen. , Bement Right Pm. A.Potter,ainwporninerylnala. Hon.lienneklin Piens, ex-Preetdent of 13.1. Hon. B. P. Chase, amen= of Ohio. • iswer,'Eas., Pottsville, Pa. Gone 31. Whiertse EN, Philadelphia. William Bamdey, Lq ^ Tittatinegh. M. Sylmems Lotheop, Leg, Allegheny , City. Mt.% l.. EASTMAN. Media, Delaware county, Pa. JUNE 111157 SECOND FULL STPPLY OF CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, MATIINOS, Au, at the Fourth Street Carpet Store. W. D. t 11. McCIALLIIM having Just returned from the Reuters, cities, where, owing to the pretent dammed atate of the market, they have purchased, arid at very low mt.. • large and almost entirely new stocker CARPETING, consla lag in fart of Velmt andßrussels, thretrply, new and beantifulptternu T:PgraYar=o:rftV i x'n Alm, • very lup "misty ot Deer Mats, Whatley Stair Rods, Ruff sedan. HolLand, .11 of which shall 8 = fared at the LOWEST RATE for cub. Hotel and how. keefenr will and it to their advantage to give them a call. e 3. ,W. D. IL MeCALLUM. ALleg_bony Bank. FIE STOCKIIOLDERS of the Allegheny Bank are hereby notified that lattalatanta era °Wand ad .1lowe: An Instalment."( nTZ DOLLARS par &ere, on or befbre the FIRST DAY OF JULTrest. An Inetalmont of FIVE DOLLARS per Aar% on er before the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JULY met. Aod on Instalment of TEN DOLLARS P.O char., on or bolero the FIRST DAY OF AMUR? met. Payable to the Treenrer, et Ids odes, earner Wood elate sad Dlemood alley. Ey ord.cr of the Committable.. /elNul . DAVID CAMPBELL:ire WATCHES AND JEWELRY.—J. M. BOUM has *nomad twat that raters Ent...lth an salted nor and cbok• noel dna Watch" Max sad Jearalm *bkb bp Ma 1 par etwomt iMat,t . d/tect 12 . 02 go ntattabotad On nun.. outdo, we at int idknOng n*-2DAD= 2, lto•Clold POW Lone Window Ia cd** en caw.__......... 110 CO tajllo co and b Ookt Lands,,lll aunt ear, tan ,tandiad- 43 Co to 30 CO Odd WI" " * -20COto 23 00111.1 m * * * ..lit 00 to 10 00 Gold Ow* and VdetChats..-- to CON 23 a) Odd [wand Ideali...--..-...---. 100 to ID CO aohl Ion" 2,4, ant 0 gloodn-....0.-- 2CC to 2) co Gold Cum sad Soak Smog Plas...- -. 1 3010 13 CO ' . . 6 La114.14.«. 110 to 10 Co Pon krArciettat Itlne---....--... 20 to 11. 1 Rani, fttn aid Onset num lua.---- 420 to oco aoU hod and Poidla-----...,.... 120 Le 10 CO ads Fs 140 34C31 3331 *-.--r............ 300 to 12 CO Ft. / •=.,:,..7..........*.... .3 00C. to OD jri.,not, ~ ........-....-......;:- oOD to II fXI Moo SI.T. ~gellniflaci altel... ICO to 13 03 drtna 1100.1r= 1 **--. , -.. 070 e) 100 i .A ' 5 9****. 2Cldlad and Tab, Tao • , ma, &Anna not odJtt. Coral sal Inc, Good. _ I% 4.-t,, That& aid 1t1222 211•2 0 323. Al" ao aerie astkyd if*Alt ali Padh., PO Wl* lair", - ~ Vdd i 41,41**3=1- ltnnanaantinbrand' -----' gdol2*4l. Idadit, , • - and n 1 - 3 M SCZ=M VIG:ATION. _ • _ • . . • BOAT LINE S .. anal and Irtailrnad' ma Par Month Each Way. " • • lON UAVE BEE7.4.LARdELYINCRSAS ?YEREI-Uks mperior adcantago of a DOUBLE DAILY LINN Leini• composed entirely of PORTABLE BOATS, tat tam • Line can rely upon its being put Oxon& arith pribl Mayne erceets,Pitta. , o4_,At4.'• BIER MITCUELL, ProptiettirM Boobs. THE LADIES JOURNAL,. - .. ._ -2- I 1:111 FO R , ..T : li f. it, Prip et pl 5 cents. . ' l ' ''''' _ . _ , ros SAM ler-r Cti I ILLENDE_R'S, =EMI . . .. N EW BOOKS ATE. C. COCE=B,76- 1 Federal arrest, Allegheny: ",.. '• , .'', . 4 ';'', , •;.(..-:." The City—lts Shin and Sorronringe.o ' ,Ehl_..: . ':::::. Expositive Thougbu on theGoopewniwi , ,. - ,:e . . - ....,. Lessons from the Great Biography, Hmßtolg , : ' • The Song oillotomoo wargarell with' Sorfpluwa, liy A. r to * • • Newton: _. . . • The Christian Philosopher, non Dkk, reitteded4".,: - ; Boat Life In Egypt, Wm; C. Pen* "...''' - • ' , ''" - • Tent Life In the Holy land, do;' '. . ' , . • The Student.' Gibbon, Dr. Smith; LadiwitbiaterVaarw Pulpit Eloquence of the 19th Century, Mstharge of Eno nent living Ministers of Europe end Auterica,edtb Eiliaithat; Biographical and Deartiptire, by Rey. fleecy C. IWO rilr ---- : octavo, 513 pP.; :Sea and Standard Publications for tale g above . JAB,— :- 7 TIIE BRONTE,NOVELS, uniforni.editionV The Professor, by career Bell, 1 v01.4n0,.........73 eta. Jane Eyre, ,_ . i " " " ...:—... 75 do. Shirley, " .. " " ..''' —75 eta. Valetta, e " " " —Th °tar' Wuthering heights, by Kills Dell, • Tenant of Wiltifell Hall, by Attan Bell, v - • - 31otoolr of Charlotte Drools, 2.• TOW.. /..04, - Nothing Now, by author oflohn•liallm: Jobe Halifax, Le., Fresh supply of the shore, and • ohaieivii•Orimerit •F. 'looks for Summer reading. • E. C. COCHRANE, .17 16 Vo. O. Federal Meet, Altighier: EW BOOKS AND NEW SUPPLIES.. Sidney Stuart; or, Lore & Dot, her•fDerre, bF 01 . 1%, of 'Slope Campbell, Trona and !Teri, ate.. ete. Bev. Dr.llamilton's new work, Lemon% truss:Oß.6.ow: Leatand Flower Pictures:tad How to Mal Illustratlerec Inquire Within, or 3,700 Tarte for the Pe The newton Why; o ear?tbl rollertlon or, reasoM for titings which, Utah genet. hoperfert . , Sc o tty understmod. 10, 000th Lod Gurrickok Chorrh Ifletory; itylek F l St . ory Thoughts on the Gospel. Guthriek I In Eneklek If artyr. . Family of Ilethazi; Work, or len d. To Do and Havre* dolt: , Ticknor & 'ol' Household Waverly No Black's offal Edinburgh Edition of ' The Prof r, by Charlotte Brants; Phlioseph of Skepticism, by author of 1 &Indio • Testimony of the hocks, oth Urge roppl) )Soler., rbr, Her. Mr. Kranth's Sermon; the Bible • edition.' Tor sale by t Dy2l J. S. DAVISO, MANLY EXEh. Y bits Taming., Sailing, Tiding, Dr, Huntiog. Eibeeging, and other manly spree. carefully rerhod or written by .Craren,^ London edition, in 1 r 01.12 mo. REV, CHAS. KINGSLEY. Two Years .Agen Ilypatla, or New Yes.; • problem; Glacu., or the Roods= of lb. Sham 1,y 2 KAY A CO, 55 Wood Woof. BY WILLIAM C. PRIME.—Tent ,Llfi to the Ilaly Land, illustrated. Boat Life In}:*.rt and Nubia, Illustrated. The Old Urnse by the Riser. Later reant. Travels In Europe. by B. Denims Prime. Just reed by Jel2 J. L. READ, TB roadtbatraet. Books and Stationer'y 77. AT COST. THE SUBSCRIBER WILL COMMENCE . 1 on MONDAY, June let, to sell out elfin! cog, tila tire stock of Bookaand Stationery, WrappingPnpr,'Datituat Boards, WriCog and Letter Paper, Blank Beards , Sc., An, to which the attention of Booksellers, School Teaches*, Oder chants and other., is respectfully invited. • JOUS Ii MELLOR,. - shL No. 11l Wood stress:";: NOTICES.. ' ••. THE PARTNERSHEV„of the enbeeribeek ". under the Arm of Leech k 1 P., terminated bi)autesk consent on tho let day of June, PKT. • . W. P. LEECH, G. W. nAunits, of rb.n1400.147"17. T. J. CLARKE. ... en . War. THAW, • _ • The epeclal agency of the Penna. Rot rood Co., lathes. coud.ted under the above mined firm, will be cannoned . mider the some movement as heretofore ' but for the rate account of W. P. Leech and Geo. W.llarrie, under the"' name of Luca - e Co. in Philadelphia, and otheeltiateoi cities ; and by Thos. J. Clarke, William Thaw and C 1,... order the n.te of CLARKE A Co. at Pittsburgh, • tad oil western points. This...gement being simply • new divisien'ef tote.sta • tmong the partners I. their own convaniendo, dots not the leastdisturb the relation. of the agency with the LEECH' A CO., No. 3, Dock street, Phitette CW@KEAI Corner Water/t. Liberty st.,Pittaburjtli.' • New Empress Route Opened ' TN ADDITION TO THE GREAT EAST- -- - x ern and Western Express. TILE ADAMS' XISPROO OuSIPANY base nude amumements to extend theft Ltdier Express over the Pittsburghand Connelsville Railroad. brat. - leg a daily Lim to and from Connebreille and all plaeasaloMr'.: that road, eo wlthilulontoom by stage *mil Cop. nelmille, and with rownnille by map from Layton ffto , '": tioo. gpeciel blomengers, with TblefProof gam, .at teas* • Pittsburgh at 4 P. M., and Connellerille at b A. kL, Ingham of Monty, Valuables and all kinds or Freight a:drooled to the care of - the Company, giving , especial' attention to age, and prompt delivery of the unto. Any orders for goods to be purchased et Plitsbnimb along the Una mill ko promptly attended to and retnrool frf , next Exprem. Yor narthex information epply to apPlkdant htioncs, Agent... 34 Vox , * ot• ANEW STEAM GUAOE-Inc Of A mum Porter,Rollb Sweat, James Mg Eq. or.ll. P. Eaton. Agent for Manubetusers. hitt 9IROTT'S OIL GLOBE OR CUP for-Steent Engines. Patented Karel) . 214th, 1854. SAWYER !TALE' }tenting and , Venti- Wing Append= Gar Cilldlner.Psteaud Aptil 8th41850. . . ' MATCHLESS MATCH MA CHINE Om =king guard Matches. ?Manta Jai- rIUNTRY RIG T$ to make, vend and ore tn. dim sissied Masted Articles for ma a reemonsble terms, end the beet r•Sserslir. • QTARCII aptxdflat for_ Pt trtetitOIICOMPANY, far tbtaatM " PTAlloll,(which 71EZI nal la wan la tab market) an am - 14suppir - en at eukatittatartcV bitita Trade to tab atticlato aa intataitsatton et our must sleet, , :. tati • • - • TiolfT Won, Ot wimbt tE gr Ii 1.11 • annr SEAMY' an =mad 89%, and SOSPOd 11, ' 4' 4; -1 . •••• lIMIE