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3 The letter below, from Gen. Illounuane, is
I fu ll , frank and explicit in all respects. We an
o. r. wtxxucs..-s.~ aaros__.amma_ ._. avaov . u ure ticipated, Ile We had a right to, that such would
be his answer, and it 'will be seen that he hos
fully justified the opinions we expressed. We
trust that this letter, as most surely boo Id,
will remove all dual - its frimi the public mind as
to his political poaition, and that t h e
cans of the district Will unite with us iCE giving
a hearty and cordial support to Gen. Met/M.I2AT ,
We have entire confidence in him and in his
fidelity lo his pledgee, malt:the pleasure in put
ting his name at the head of our cuisine,
8. & CO.,
EDITOR., and PROPRIETORS
k :t4~.r-s=t~i_-~r«a~l
LiATURDAY MORtilliG, JUNE
REPDBLICA3i COUNTY TiCKE.T
Tux mmusita-2161 onrun,
OEN. JAKES
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CON , III.MS—V ,
BOBEP.T Alleghcc,,City
tons P. PSYNEY. I'mpburis.
e 2. 1 .,
J. lILRON FOSTER, Plttohurgh.
ELIAS IL IRISH. do
DAVID F. BAYARD, Pesti..
JACOB P. ROLLER. McKeesport.
ROBERT P. McDOWELL, Allegheny
J ANITA L. GIIAUAM, 2Pgheny
-Proznow'rAaT,
ARMSTRANG, Pittatligh.
OSINISCOICZt,
ZiCif ARIAS PATICHZON, Indlaua
JOUN M. L.LRIMZE, Cbsrtiers
C 0103.,
CBAUCEY B. BOSTIVIcK, laivt,ecvatin.
DLILLetOII Or 'POOR
ROBERT IL DAVIS, Obi..
Tao Eon MAIM—One of the commercial
phenomena developed by the railroad system,
in the-facility Which it affords for rapid trans
portation, is the,Egg Trade between the west
and the east. A few years ego the eastern eit
lee had to depend almost entirely for their sup
ply of eggs upon the country adjacent to them;
but now they are drawing theii supplies from
Ohio, and even farther west, and such has been
the fullness of the receitpathat eggs are almost as
cheep in New York as in Cincinnati, and so
plentiful ea to become an accessible and wel
come euldition to the meagre rations of the poor.
We have been at some pairrirto hunt through
oar daily reports of receipts of predose by rail
road arta - river from January let to June tat,
end we find that the receipts of eggs in this city,
mainly for the cost, from tho POIIITC., were
15,791 bbls. ; and Mr. Forsythe, iha Agent of
Adams' Express, Las kindly fornished us o table
showing that the receipts,in the Fame time, by
that company, were 'l,OOO bbls.—a total of 10,-
761 bbls., or say 20,000 bbls in round numbers.
Estimating each barrel to contain 711 dozen,
which Is the average, the. total would be 1,4-10,-
000 dozen; and if any body chooses to magnify
the figures by reducing the dozens to units he
will find the total to be 17,280,001 eggs. We
Prefer, however, to stick to the number of pack
ages in which they were contained, and are con
tent with the 20,000 total they present.
The bulk of these , hipments was from Ohio,
whose matrons appear to give extra attention to
the hennery erudite be anxious to make all that
inpoz,lible out of their feathered Locks. It
would be worthwhile to enquire into the sum
total of this Ohio egg trade, for we fanny that
not more than altithe of it has come this way.
The shipments by other routes were enormous:
and our guess that it will foot up 200,000 bbls.
will not be found, we thick, an exaggerated one.
The curious in figures. and those who, (like the ;
tract publishers, who reduce tae nooks they pub-
fish to pages, in order to make the showing
large) are fond of large totals, cnn multiply this
by 72 cod that by 12 and so ascertain to a nicety
the number of eggs swallowed by our eastern
friends.
The rapid devolopement of thin trade is at.
tribuled, end with much propriety. to the rail
road system of transportation: but f - e have a
theory of our town on this subject, to wit, that
if it had not been for the hard times the trade
would not have been half so le.gr as it iv. The
paper makers say that when times are good and
money plenty, rags grow 84are0, and that when
times grow hard the supply increases. Why':
Becinse in flush times money is on plenty that
housewives lose somewhat of their prudent
thrift and the. rags are not saved hat arc rather
thrown out of tway as trios not worth look
ing after; but it en the pinching time comes all
such neglected sources of revenue are remem
bered, the rag heap is overhauled and the paper
mills find an improved supply of the raw ma
terial. It is the same with regard to the matter
we have more especially in band. -The hens and
the cows are the peculiar resources et the farm
er's wife. On theta she depends for her pin
money. When, however, ;;Feculation to rife,
money abundept LiAldifurtunes made to a day, the
farmer's wife gets her heal no high as her bus
bard's, and the cows and the bean are neglected
equally with the rag heap, not it is only when
such a reverse as that .4 last year, which reach
ed into every farm-booms of the la:. 1 , overtakes
as, that the true value of the, apparently hum
ble resources is realizol. We are not extrava
gant when we say that the farmer's wives of Ohio
have this year realized a innon of dollars from
the sale of eggs alone, and that is nu mean item
in helping a depressed peopts out of a drug.
Thin is nut one of the current subjects of ed
itorial disquisition; but it suggests e, runny re-
Sections which our farmin readers may profit
by that we feel bound to commend it to their
special attention.
TELE LATE Du. Trv. u AND THE SLAVsall" Ltens
roccs.—The apologists for the institution of
Slavery, whether in the pulpit or in the halls of
Congress, seize upon every occasion to attempt
to strengthen their cause by giving it a moral
and teligiouti chatacter. They do not sc!uple
to resort to falsehood when their purpose in
that manner can be served. Last Sabbath Dr.
Cummins, in a terinou which he delivered on
the death of the late Dr. Trmi, in the city of
Washington, took occasion to allude to the
course of the deceased on the Slavery question,
at the time the rupture occurred in his church
in Philadelphia. The reverend gentleman de
clared that Dr. Trsia subsequeritl; regarded this
occurrence with regret, pronouncing it the
"great error nf his life—one which DO never
repeated and always afterwards repented." The
Eon. Joust P. Hate was present when this dis
c.:twee vies dtlivered—and f,heving that Lic as
sertion, which we hate Just l itol9l, wan a false
hood, he Immediately dispatched a note of en
quiry to tie father of the late DI DENT A. Tritu,
and asked to be eulightene-I AA to his distin
guieheri son's views in relation to the matter.
To this note he received the following reply,
which refutes the statement most completely,
and at the same time places tho pro-slavery
preen is o very unpleasant position for one who
profesees to lot a truth-loving christiati. An
incLitutiott that requires such sacrifices on the
part of its friends must Inr!ctvi be entirety dee
titute of merit, and unworthy of support:
New Tong, May 2F., I:er,9.—.D.iir Sir
under great obligntious to you for the kindness
of your note. There. Is-not tie , Itghtest foun
dation In truth for the statement that my son,
in any way or shape, ever retracted, pallet,' or
designed to do to, his solemn and well consider
ed protest spinet the oppr es sion of shivery.
Ilia first sermon was preached in June, 1406.
Another, on the same subject, and on the same
ground of consideration, in July, 1857. I send
by mail a copy of the “statement," published by
his own congregation.
The libt page will show you his fins! action
on this subject, In December, ISiiti. So for as
hie.ifirat. sermon seas concerned, I .hould
ex
tremely disapprove of any attempt to qualify his
notion on this subject by any professed friends
to him. I have now in press s sermun of Dr.
Chooser, of this city, ou hie character under this
speciul aspect, whirls I publishing with my
own sanction, in order to do what seems to me
my duty in regard to the important subject.
Dr. Balky has written to roe upon the same
discourse of Dr. Cunicnium. May I ask you to
cantmuSileate the substance of this note to tum,
and one of the pamphlets which. I forward.
'When Dr. Cheever's cermon IN out I will take
the liberty to forward copy of that to you. My
efeaseive pressure of duty at thin moment leads
,nsetn take this liberty with yourself. I trust
-you - will have the kindness to excuse it.
I OM, with regard, your friend and servant,
STLPLIS9 A. Tree..
Hon. John I'. Halo, 11. S. Senate.
The note referred to by the father is conclu
sive. It Is 69 follows:
PIIILADSLITIA, Dec. 8, 1250.—D00r Sir: I
was SO much interested in your proposition to
deposit iv copy of my sermon on Our Country's
Troubles" in the archives of the Vestry, that I
have made several efforts to recover the original
otsmuseriptfrom the hands of the printer. Having
to-day succeeded, I take great plessure-in bend
ing iito you just as it war delivered in the pulpit
of the Epiphany, on the 29th of June last. I
have. just read it over, after eiz twills' inter
val, and Snd no, word which I would retract, and
feel more than ever thenitfid
. for having_ been
enabled •to , discharge so solemn n -duty. 'I
doubt not that in future years It will be rstpard
ea with somewhat of the.tatereet 'which now all,
tachealo the Met attempt' at the soppreesion
slaVelirtude: Very respeetfally - audirt4,
Dr. cagey , )!etch; Rows A. Trio. •
SIONONGAIICI.A. N.1710.1r1. ,, , •
Lock No. 4, Juno 4th.: -(.'.
Messrs. Editerre—lt hoe been n troll .01 , 1,- , 1 rule of
my life to pay no attention to cbarge• ..r ini
made against me by &GM)The hildFie
in your paper of this morning, however, on the sob-
Jeet of "The Congressional Nomination," emanating
as it does from the organ of the Repnblican party,
and couched in terms of fairness and friend: hip, op
pears to me to ho entitled to a frank answer.
I will therefore with pioneer° briefly state my po
litical position. It is well known that 7 was mem-
her of the Democratic party, and perhaps quite as
well known that during my adherem.e to that party
I was always and e-wisistently the advocate of a pro
tective tariff; my first deviation from the strict party
line, was when that party nhandoned the policy of
protection to Americarklabor by the passage of the
tariff of 1848. At n Inter period the repeal of the
"3lissouri Compromise" nod the adoption of the
Kansas-Igebhaska act, as the settled policy of the
democratic party, woo a yielding to ho aggressions
of the South, and so entirely in opposition to the
principles and convictione of my life, that I openly
abandoned that party, and have not acted with it
since. My moat cherished political principles are,
nod ever have been, "protect:. to AMER/CAS
labor," and "no extension of Slavery into moo
son.," mid their maintenance has carried me into tho
Republican party. That forty is now nhont ton
year! old: its formation was hailed with joy: its fun
'damental principles aro the principles of my heart
and have directed the' actions of my life. I .",nd
tqtrarrly upon the p?,stferie why.," is
Philndclphio in 1556 ; myself and my political for
tunes aro idontified with it: toy bsi. ere:liens will
tired, i/01 they have been since its forrt,ti .0, in
maintenance of its principles n•I
There woe a diessultitiva . l a the els part e, • , f
the elements of which the Repub:i... pa •t.
formed, a largo numdor of del:noon,. wy •
self, believing our principles had been sarrencicred to
tho dictation of the S , Olll. found a c.ingenia! home
In the Republican party, whilst n very coi,:derable
portico of the old Whig party, who were pee-stns err.
united their fortunes tr.,h the Democrat, parts, arid
many of theta are now reaping their reward, the
avowed and acknowledged leader beir:g at thi, ;;;;;,.
Mr. Buchanan's Minister to Chi..
I will eilly ad last !thank ti,: ineintiers id the
Republican C.veritien for tLe honor th-y tiny,. cot •
forced upon me by giving oat the nomination
Con,,, , ress. I will maintain the Principles and integ.
city of the party on laid down in the platform of
1:356, anti reiterated in the resolutions adopted I.y
them, and should I ever occupy a rent in Congret,
my untiring exertions will be used to resist any and
all such outrages as that perpetrated by the present
Congreee, in forcing upon tho unwilling people of
IC A ' , Sas the LC( °Urn:" CON,TITUTI.,4, which they
most cordially despise. Respectfully yours,
J. It. Dlousturau.
Tug Post is trying to raise the gitiosi:Of
to save the falling fortunes of its party. It is
daily talking about Know-Nothingisru, and all
that, in tho vain hope that somebody will get
scared and the democracy profit by It. After
supporting the ticket it did last year, which was
mails. up in part of Know Nothings, we should
imagine it might have modesty enough to keep
quiet on that subject. But ••Sam the great
reliance of such papers as the Pot , . and the more
desperate the eh:l:tees of its puny grow the
ion:ler it oval call on '•Sum." In the last hour
of his distress, when defeat hang over hire like
a pall, poor Saul resorted to the cave of the
witch of Endor for a simi:ar purpose: end what
did he make by it'
Itt„..W.. A letter , -from Ilon. Thorne., Witlirny,
covering a letter of his addressed to two mem
bers of the late Convention, ass revoived in good
time, bat is unavoidably crowded out. It will
appear en Monday.
_Ova telegraphic currtopondeut tent' us word
yesterday, from Washinnton
1 eat hat orderel the refrotcry attached to t he
Senate to he closed, on o..eount of the 4..shilitllS
injury to the progress of legislation from ii , ad
ded to the fact that it creates personal difficul
ties. The personal difficulties which were the
immediate etimulant to this precautionary meas
ure were, we suppose, those that occurred the
day before between - Slidell and Donnles, and
Green and Clay. While Douglas was speaking
Slidell undertook to interrupt and annoy him by
forced coughs and loud laughter. ,h
-jeeied to that style of meeting what he bad to
say. but if Slidell had anything In tho no)
arg..ment he should ho happy i t„-,r t o•hdpil
declared—and we must confess, Wiwi is, ' , a tLe
ground of his general inrapaci.y ..r of 1110 l'Ar-
Ocular state at the moment, not entirely .101,o!.1
reason—that this call upon hint for argument
was insulting and impertinent, adding au Ott.
.
matiop that though he boob] nor arg.i
ready to fight, either Berg or el9ervi.cro.
la the course of the same ves.lin, while Gr..,
of Missouri was speaking, John-.m of Arkttneets
expressed a natural and escn<nhle impnt len,.
by calling out "question Green declare I the:
ho would not submit to '•such treatment,. 00.1
not being in a state to distinguish ranch hroa-Pen
one Senator and another, tendert tt.tk 1.. nail 1. !..y
to account for the interruption, creatiag Etico a
disturbance that the Settate, by way of striv"ng
off a fight, had to adjourn. It all very well in
the Vice-Preettlent to take measures to keep Sli
dell and Green sober, but it will require came.
thing morn than that to make a gentlemen of
either of them.—.Y. Tet't:
CONGRESSIONAL NORINATIONs.--Tie Itrpubli•
can Convention of Allegheny county, has aumi
uated lien. Jas. K. Moorhead for Congress, to
succeed the Bon. David Ritchie. Gen. Moor-
head is one of the leading men in all enterprises
c,nnected with the development of iVestern
Pennsylvania, a man of fret rate practical
talent, and wilL make a most faithful representa
tire of the people of Pittsburg. The Republicans
of Allegheny have exhibited a commeadable sag
achy in putting in the field sd good a candidate
against the Lecompten Democracy @ ahem M'-
Knight, Esq., has been nominated by thi cam:
party, in the 22d district, subject to theiappre
,: of Butler county. Tie is a laryer of talent,
and will make a capital candidate, t-1,41,1 the
Conferees unite upon him.—Herrishury De.
A GOOD SVOGZErIV.—Io vie iv of the . I.4kiro'
versy which has arisen in lli.7lingt6n, Vrnoul•
concerning the proper place for the IDOlititne.:t
to Ethan Allemurdered by the Legislature, to Ver
mont correspondent cu„ gets that it snot,'
erected on the ruins of the old f.. rt nt Ticon
deroga. Tue difficulty et Burling& !hot it
remains of the old hero cannot be foturt. There
would be no difficulty in finding the spot olwre
he demanded the surrender of the fort
“in the name of the Great Jeaoral and tic Con.
tinental Congressi." The Legislature of New York
would doubtless bear part of the expense, and
no finer spot could be found for such a menu men t
then the headland which projects into Lake
Champlain at old Ti.
WE hare mentioned that the proposition sub
mitted a few days since to call a conatittational
convention in Maryland, was defeated—Balti
more City voting for, and the country districts
against the proposed Conventum. The Baltimore
American attributes the defeat of the measure
to the fact that the "American" party in the
State "designed altering the basis of represen
tation to pure white one, cuttlug off the blacks
altogether; whereby the city would hare gained
and the country districts lost" political power.
On the name principle that the preicut would
be a good time to buy and Fr.y to o Leo
dred millions of dollars for it, the t xpenseh of
the Government having been only tiny million,.
above be income this year, this would to a goon
time to go to War With the greatest. naval I her
of the globe. There are abut eight hundred
soldiers guarding the costa defenses, along any
Atlantic and Mexican gulf sen.hoard, the rent f
the army being on the prairies and i•
mountains some thousands of miles from the
sea chore.—Cie. -Com.
Tor. LATE STololB.—There cue A le:rible hail
storm at Frederick, Knox COUIlly. Sateerdny
evening. Some of the ice globes measured six
inches in circumference. Two thousand panes
of window glass were broken in the village.
Monday, at Mansfield, the storm was very revere.
Houses were unroofed, a few small ones lifted
from their foundations, and the rain came down
in perfect floods.—CM Con.
Moat DEMOCUTIC DITI stons.,--We arc not
unanimous upon the commandment, "Thou ;halt
not steal."— Washington Union.
Mi. is the last point on which we lookod for
disagreement in the Democratic ranks. We aro
glad to notice such evideuoe that there is a little
virtue left, even among the supporters of the
Adminietration.—CM.
la the Board of Education, last evening, a vig
orous attempt was made lo_securo the passage
of a resolution requiring the reading of the
Bible in the public schools; but, by a dexterous
Parliamentary dodge, a resolution merely rro
omtnendlng the reading wee N ithstituted and
passed.—X. F. Ted,
13CIDENT LI THE DEFENSR m Lrfhtler - .—A
singular Incident startled the garrison and the
people: "Three prieonere were brought in, and
were undergoing a summary trial by drum-hod
Court-Martial, when a round shot struck and kil
led the trio."—A Lodge Diary of the
Ws regret to learn by the Hartford (Conn.)
papers of the death of-Edward S. Bartholomew,
the American sculptor, who died in Naples of
an ulcerated earl eirrldi ou 11W:ere:dug pf , the
Sit of Mai`4 - •
! The Presbyterian Genesi - II Assembly.
NEW SCIIOOE—EIG9TH loin.
..---... Ildu ablirrtisrments.
1 The narrative on the state of religion in the P ermanent 0 fff ce. CIONGRF.SS HALL C.IPE l`st.ANll.Ctz
Chnrches—a document of felon twenty pages-- C.,mpiying .si..h th e tv,-,e h t ri. ! 11. - ..-; ~' ion, ‘-'',,, ,
.., ~, „,. „......, ..,„ ~,., ~.,, ~
was real by Rev. George C. Lucas from the dreda ef th,r 1,..,,,,,,,„, enent u i!t ~ ei., .1. 11.,1 th., te,...1.. o t.• %...1
11 .• later..., 1.01t:1t..:1,,,, 1..., e••t..,trnete i , 0.,
Committee on the Narrative. DR.S. C:..Nr. - Frrcli ~,,:: J. w. s y IC v.S.
~t . ' • , i , i . ~ i i .
Rey. P. 11. Fowler 1). D. of Ctioa, N. Y. was
Rare c.,,,lnded t, :asale - •
I er, nroVe ttra•l exteng,r. o , rreler, .e1e.,1, .i, ,ft ~
appointed to preach the Annual sermon on Homo PE ttIIANENTLY IPi isiTTsnulacalt. so d, •leater h.ll nn...ri5.,....1 in 11,1 Ll,ll-I .-t•t.- 1..
furte , er.• 1...[ it, in -t .7-.1% an,: 107,11. 1,0•••,, ~, t o •
Missions, at the next General Assembly
A " , m,a!tett at .heir nel , e,
e:e! tl-...y e re Irotly N`,ll.- I. at 11.0,0 .0,- , eft , t ,,,,
The annual day of fasi;na. and peas., was N ~. 1 '.. 1 la y ert ta S t r.. 01,
them e,ii, C.,- a ene tot .1:.:1.,.j,., oil il e • .... c.
117.. ed for the tiret \fondly in January.
'CI" e'l f E Till. el' (.I.llii IFTEL. se, r.,.., 1,1 .• ~...ment. uf • o:,, ~ 1.. r. .
. Rel . . Dr. ariTey, o f Specie! Corni,,,t,t,,, en Etatly.t,opt en, •,,,... t..,, Con.lamptteat, Asa bus, 1.1. t ~..,.....1., ?1 , 1 , : ., 1 ., , , ,.h . ,.,,.. i :
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the preparation of a t•Surnmary of Doctrine, Bronchiti s 0,,e, so no. t Ctbronte cotetrisint s ~, r . - 7 1.,":,`,",;..:,., ~,:.,,.,'„.., I ~. .....,. !., ~..,,,
i t.;,..' reported. urging the inability of the Com- Coto; it,••.- I ~,,i, ~, ,„,,,,,,, e „,,, ...,,, le-era. .., "' :," ::•• • et, 1.... ~ ..`A• U. ' a " .., " 0 " ' '
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miltee to comply with the demand made upou c. ,,,, --;.11,.., r - 1 6- I --- o, ' '''''''' ''''" • '" - ' 7. ' . " 14 " --
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' them within the limits of tbe present session,
set, sti ,tto. 01 Cyr 1
and asking an extension of the period to the ime strtlit i 'YU: , ~,,, I - , et . t?,10,-ir •.: Tlrre.t,t ~.• Le,..- I W t,T art! .11: ~C, PT ;
next session of the Assembly. Adopted. 01 C , ..h.eaton•... i.b:.....1 ter, toe e,:: .her '''' 4 ' 4 ''' '' F NhiLISIt I E -\ T
The subject of Church Extension was then Cl. Is c,...;.'...i.,„1, 7 ,„,„,.,., ~,,.....,,,, Lf, e..., .1 :ice-,r„ -',,,
taken tip in connection with the appointment 1'.. , ,,ier..1,,,,, is h,,Ho o t the. th.r..h.t. • ~ ,..i y ~Heap TkPLEIL ,•0
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or n Committee of Conference with the Horne
M '''''''''' c . , • IlYleenic a: ,I It....fir 9 oal r,nr...iteg 1., ptrey en' • i 1 N Tll T %T. I r Ii oltit .
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MicSionary S.lCiety Rev. George P. Tindall t•hssi ' ,,, d at:en:o,-, ftn e , .t.oeel WC% ,^', " ...1 ..' 1 " ' ;!",‘,..;r 1 ,, ','",,,,"r e r , r ,,' ' ' „i 1 ,::,";,',‘‘ r ,...: ft . , T 1.,,, re
moved thLat. this Committee he made permanent. N 1 EDICIN %L. INIIII 1 - 11,.N5.,. le, I, ti•-y rat... hi''''•` , " ;','..';',. i'; '' ;, ii'F'.4ta'y ei•gris, tette . ‘•'‘) 't"'''
eiThn unfinished business of the F.rening Sett- ..ols a. P..v...-.,..... ~,..w , h. cs , ~,,, "4. n lO p„ - r tl .—ht ...pet. 1 .., ..,,, 1... i. Pale et III: , , 0 ' , I , ‘EIs '
nn of yesterday was taken up. ~ : the matter ~,,, tel I:,, ~- „..,,,, ...tp...:th.eed -ss , :..t't - ' llO, '''''' 41 '''' ''' '"''
of Church evension, and the 11,oic :Missionary 11trnrert0c.n....,,,,,„1.,;,,, ..,,,,y tr,,,ttnent L.. lap oo Q r pi:it i , pit our tiL I. ELI lllim. wilts
. Society
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it Wee ITIOVrei I bet the report of the Permian- . t . 'n'ttsh<iii , ll,llll... t newt., 1,, 1nh.....,,n, for :..a tei , '''' . '''' '''.l'';','l".' n0 n .......
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eat Committee no I 'lurch Extension he adopted.. stand, the ....,, ~, ~, a.. ,,, , , ~, , 4 , • • ' .:,, ',. '' .10 . " 1,.,":" . ' ' ''' I '' TT; ' Mil,ll %; ,Tit y!.., .i A. a no. ,
1 Carried. only is th0i0n,.,..
1 01 .)1: RENT—A St laught. - li..u-e. widt
The unfinished boianess of the morning ses• TA-, N. thwrs ft) ••••twa,,t-s Li ll.tiraeP reftt.let, and at ..nt tie., ,cna vi ctn..... all,
.% ~ .T.pie,i Le u i'i 1 , .. gent I ttn-Ge a. igl,ing to rote
Sion was Teemed, viz, i the subject of the lam- .ott e. t.. ktu; ' - t• .t 4..- ~, ...L.. a h., -L. 114..., r,111....
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mitten of : Conference with the Home Mi.sionary . --:- „.... _ --,... ; th. Cete-t LI :.-,., snea, 1: g . .
Tuoi, I.I.IVE:e,
Li• 131,d411 , .. Itkrm• A N 1..
Society—the Mellen being to n.ake the Cont. CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWAR
~,,,,,,
N. ": Liberty atr,l
mittec a permanent one. .
"'RING STMT. .11:,T OPENED, . j -- .
The vote was taken, and decided in iLe of,- Al 21 I F.' OLD E.STA BLISH311:S1 or
c,.. Leer,. Needle, 11,1: Collrara. Leper,. l
malice.
! --X -E I\4. l't " 1 " . 1-T- i G 33 -.5-.- ' .1,,,. ' . ' t7,, "i1 .t . t ' 111,..i..,irt,t, fte.l all Mite, 4 f o,,tue.ne g,••%.,
. LAI:E .INII SILK M.INTLES, HAND..
igta Wood 9 Pittsburgh. Pa, ; . • ...I II ,No ILOVE.; 4 Mat krt gin-et,.
whir eon of WITO I% now reeei ring from Europe nrel - 1 - 1 RI ED PEACHES` 1 .3 ltbls, ultoart, in
• 1 Asyt•lscomerus.—The salutatory
I . r. Davis, the new proprietor and Wirer of the ' P...otern t7itio.a, ft , noire nwattneut oi arti‘lea in Lea If %toren:l for sate t.y DAVID C. II EIIEiST,
Doylestmett Democrat, is decided and distinct in ! i n „ . ,,,,,,,,,, ing , i ,,,,.., i.. ,,,,,„, ~,,,,, „1 p...,,,i white 1.... , . 4 o,r Ltbett% end 1141.1 eta.
toe repudiation of the
Phis
swindle as a , Stoat, Ts., m e n, „„,1T,„1. 4 Wftre, and ttie aeon. 1 . P 1.. ., ' 6() "uxESCASTIL-F: :- (1.. h Pi 1,1. re.•'.l end
test of Democracy. 'lbis frank and honest OC- : Gold L e ,„ D ,,,., „,„, }.,„..,,,„ F ... avid:, ritrin,l Imo . nor %.,1.. I.y 0 1.. Fa /I, F ,TI KAI A IX, ,
No. re, corner iT..I and Fourth 1,..
knowledgment of the faults of the Admin;.tt a- i ~.._ T.,,,,,,: ~,,,,,,,,,,,„ ~„
~. . .• ;.! tow In P . '
tiOn ig gomething so new to the paper in ;pest ion. I tits. for lient.tios ' e s t.otm....ts: i:•atra C0m:t0 . .., ~ ,I-.. i 1 ii Ills LS. CiASTOit. OIL ; i t
,u•tt ro b and
! that it was reeeire•l I'Y the Party wttll Some !et Prin• NTl:et, ale. ti,l I Thal. either in by,. or tangle I ..• ‘. ll -n• .ale I': , .1" , CL. " I "'''''' .( - 1 " 0 ".
astonishment, as they were not prepared for no i 0 1. 10 , 1 ih r hi„. ~,,,,,,,,, ~,,,,,..,,,,i T „il,., 5,,,, Beat e n.... , ;2O "" CASTOR OIL, E. J., iu store
• sudden a revoiutieu.
i 0,0 Piste% Cateorte fit rts, 111 i•ilver Teo Tnl•le epeons , hoop i and for sale by li 1.. Fe lINES7tICIi & 1,1
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I)e; the 14th of the present month, it will be I 1 .h0 , .,.5..,ht.t....1,,....a., no.. h.,' li.whthslbsr.itig, , 1 cA,E k ap I . AL: i t . ..kit i n ~,,,,,n , j. f o r
fifty >ears since Lieut. General Winfield S.-ott, ; • , ...,..11.1.1. Hoe, .eel Fork., Te.t li:4i:erg tts,l Trayr, i I „i„1,,. ~, ii I. valimi.-ivisiis a Co.
ehtercd the United States Army, and th e 1.•;,,, i ;th a t., and ,s t.m•et.vo. T.,i,t,,, M..: •1nup....4 god De:en-m.4 ! C.I,,SK 1:11MAN CU AM-I.IIIILE FLIIIV
-1 et k “Scint Life Guard" intend celebrating Ilie : r.o Teti,: :‘, :::‘.
1 1 Eltf• Ilk t,.., ' ,I 0.1,0.. I y
event.
II 1.. 1.'111:, , T , C1i IC,.
oIEI, rlO-...1n7 nfarno:o,. Joro.lol, AuNEF ,
of th. 1,•• Nho”ty, gtoa ne y
At Jaw, 0110. 7 lib 3.,r 011.0 zt.,.
.1411 1.0r41y Are 4,0. 4 N..'
te.nllo4 wll l llao.ll.l.ke fr.. 01 a.
of imr JArnes f 1 3forgAn, 11 2 1.110.ny at .
.1 . 1115f1 - ':410 - .10y) '401:NINO. of 10 o'clock..
"'Who has not he old of Elocrhrtwe's Itol
loud 11111•Irels... - isnpls in its compost ci,n, to
[tit nail winiiirrfal in its i,trert, its p.inuistity
cannot be srntidetiql at. T•• invalids just reel...re:lag iiti.ngth
it no ins rcising that inictlituz tto
usr roils rt ntsui, And itniint t but h.stlt: An.t Lino t., the
for ny ri . nr•l..s,nt •. '.4:ty roar,
p:
tu //..1 ;et. , 1 rut
Cara. 1 lie ~, ..Lt I, , ularity r lb. i .110i11.•
muly 1111...6 C.. , public alioul I g.t d eitutnst
ellevi,g
atir-3.1d At $1 pot 1.,11, v aI. ci ud 14. Ly tlu pro
prlala re, BENJ. PAii E, Jr CO.. Manobblualng Charm.,
cautlata and Cb..truata. 27 • IT, I aLroa. b. I a.., and :Id
Piltaburgb. Pa.. end Progialata
filottrez
Pittsburgh Water Cure Establishment,
FOR TiIE CURE OF ALL KINDS OF
DtzEASES.—Lest, Iln4
burgh, Ft. Rayne{
n , l Cbicago itatlr,.s.d. 12 1/01W newly rc
Ilttccl and ing.row, 1 by U. L.l a liytnnaelnut nod
la in, .1... 11 agtreable and healiblul
and atunwn....l pain•tts an.ltwht n fr., , n.11) to
tel. n... 11 to ..... I now.. tin,. P:. 1 1 ,
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Me not had is
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t nr, •ny rant • f t!zr ntry, on I
c0...1u red ou,nuttill, • A r,tt from
pr. f.rrc.l. His`l.ll La,vass - La th•
lug :Le rn..th , - - 1 w loll] he ,nrre th. •b. .1v
page, I..und..nt by mA111,..1 pall. u.nt,
4".llmta
B. 13. rt. C. P. MARKLE.
.I.'ll AND .ALL
NV if! 1. 1 N (4- PA P R I-2
Warehot's, so. Y 7 NN . n.vd. Al reel
T'ul:( - fl .'.,
at m•.,.
P.ATZI;F:I7-'..!-()L11 , 1tW.
Warehon”. 7.lin. 17 Market 51
143 lh• , / /
114:.g lot , l toe a. 4.111.,., A Kn.,/ and G.
pAnls. Ann ! nrnctiin, 1.14 pt.
in nlftriiCAL ANt'
NV I W/Ju.t. 14.,1
I, /I A llc Lem. , 11•./. II A VI
T II II 1 J
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TZEI 111:1111.0ANTIZE AGENCY,
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I.rcr),,,ir - yricy7s:
A'
PI OU'IT.CTION
B. DOUGLASS & CO., Proprlctorc.
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A LYX. *i.aag.-r
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Patatette,l
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41..-41 to 40, - 40.04 mak., .44...1,4414.4 4 41 41.4-
44.11.4. Alio 1,114. of tuft who 44 mto 007 11.4.
Pk,XPILT AMN,'Zt%I , , I, ALL t AA" nr
VIZ F./M.4,14u,
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES
The great eurerlorlty of SINGER'N MACHINES
Over ell other, for the use of
Clothing wed Shoe Alanufactiirora, Ilartiosa
Atakora, Carriage Trimnicr4 and
Coach Milkers,
liaa long bean known and practically a. local...lc:ad
IIIt! NEW FAMILY SIACIIINF,
Wll,h lk A light, compact and highly oruAntenlal row.l.l.kk,
(doiu; It. work Yqnnlly well with IL. Inrwe nt, ) A. 4
most Leman.% favor Ito for
A Lill sityp:y M., Libor , 114 , 111 n... A1?.... I'o4
prices. I•r it. SI'R.A NV. 32 ?Lt ricer Fr,
PITTFIIt MM. PA.
Al 4, Mr tUDnIR SPWING (r"l5
$45 co pc, P 1.171 .400:1) Irc
WHEELER
• s
r.cLuaLv SEWING ritLacrinvzi
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Fluent tar Coarneat Fabric
At Um I.l..imure of I lin Ornrsh , r. making tTillt Timo
and b.auftf owl durable Startim per AftniTtc.laTioutt
tttot oTT t..oionilittt I ridogionTol.ln for family oar.
Foil .n rimy 1.. olitnittrol .lama
ALE R REED, Agent,
0.1 Fifth •trioo, PitmtoirO,
\V DI
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
110,,ACITIL4 VIII MAU% IN "'EAT VA.,. Or
COOKING, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES,
Plain and Pancy Grate Fronts, &c.,
1M fIUI.k3A LE AND It F.T.1.1L
Fonndt7 on A 11•Thett, two •qumr.o. .ast nt
I'vnr..ylvutiva
omen and
mrl3,lvdfc No, 4 Woad se., Pli tablarg h. pa.
-
MITCHELL. HERRON & CO.,
KABILITACTUartui or
Cooking. Parlor Find Treating
STOVES,
Grate Fronts, Fenders, Cooking Ranges,
194 Liberty St., Pitleburgh,ll!,
im22crly
PAYNE!, BISSELL & CO.,
11•3171,CTCIMil OF
Cooking, Parlor and Flettting
STOVES,
Grates, Fronts, Fenders, ctc
A ail 51anulactunde of the Celebrated
CAPITAL COOKING HAN GS
Ft). i 3 LIBERTY 15TRIS.E1',
,Itltelydfc PITTSBURGH, l'A.
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JAS. 1Ni0.L.A..17G-11-LIN.
Alcohol, Cologne Spirits and Fusel Oil ,
doltfly* At. 165 endl7o &m id &reef.
SPraat liottcts
tu.l of oil Arti. I.
. COUNTRY
TI:
_
tht public. who rrq.-tz.lv t. , 4, 0
E.—The• nted
nrif form Wu Join .:rut ..1 th..
11,11111,1, nntl r
Ilt of Pitl,l.,
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. I. rl..e th.y honi
n.Ct TII Ii,DA .
COT) -1) 1 r.! • “, dan*, A., in t..nniitt..ell4..mi.
Nn. :4. On. ••'. Gals, II
TI7 13 3/F.Dici;r, preiiiirii.! in tin; Pp- pl.r gni I,at I. ati., IA no Int.ror. tim sed and
anr! I.- th.. .nnc-•"""'"""'"" r"rv..ot
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o h n C.Ba Baker & Coe
ft. 111:.!“.• and wt.. , h.. It .11 .
1..13 ..11.,r nut.' tuenufw.tur,..l.
0i",'6.) ACT It/ E. VA I 1.1.11 111,11 .1%1/ 1. , 11V WATER
C.n0t3311 , 11. , n, Gout. t TIP I INF:, 1,, 2.1 rod
n.”l, hied nll :3,40... k t
t•nctul,3 tl4l
-1 1 utaa14 onit,ut Iy:A t 1 Artnric • "'"a.
m
having teoted , ;
I . r.pire.l ..hly J , ,11\ 1n 111101 V. .1 1 t'L , - •. 1 •
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WHOLESALE CLOCK DEPO'F.•tm_"_!::
Sireet, near Woad
12 11: J N N .7%114: I< :\ N, AIt.gII. . .
I at.) I th.
11,..,..1t0rr.. lod all•ont •z, +.l
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ft.heinnere, 11011...1 n..ro rr•ttle ..n...r the• tnr lend attnthnt; .11. knit' te 'don the r• may
I K L n A D SIL E
Rel. , . shall take and anberribe an oath n. in..
competent ...1...ay, tr. II en•l nuthhilly
perrortn the ,11111, te.trlr•.l hr hte .• t. tt. t lir hest ..f
t! with , at fat... trtiant and in the ener of
z re•igntainn or net.ll./ y t.. t any of the .ntr.•
1111•• ,, .., , 11J1.1 eh.reeaitt t ee.r.
ea f art 1.31. fei, .1. it •11.11 re Ina 6,1 f r
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J£W£LRY,
sa PER A :‘l. H. t Ti')WA I: E.
FANCY GOODS
NV A. C' II \I \'l It I A. I
AT KI , TI.RN PILICEs
11,10
The Great English Remedy.
SIR J ?I Es CI
C EH 11.1 I Ir I F: I' 11, I. 5):
Prn i tartt.l b..nt ri t •-•••• • tt • •17 t I 'Lt., Mlt
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WHITE FI-11, ITo , l r.
SALNI,.N ri, .111 i I.
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Foreini and Domrslit el li,haozr
ttitt,:r ,rri.Er I I IT. ❑. r~
14 I}
Iron 111.111ng,. Iron Vault, Vault Doors
Window Sholtrrl, Window Gourds, Sr.,
y„, RI un , n• 7 !.rd
tt•tvorn ‘1 I'ITTSM.";u;rI. PA.,
H... • r 1.4.0• rm.,. of 1. tr (mt. N nod pla,n
7,1 por • Pat I.• •to
Cl•.llig I I i•••• oot dotir nt -It, kuto
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VANDEVER B FEIEND,
A T 7 (3 It fi: T S 'l' 1,
SOLICITOILS IN CIIANI Nall
:k. prolog Ely ohnAr o .h• ht ,
Ihr., I.l'hohr.rn ...cor,hrt.
IVIII 'Mood to LI, ptiorlooo nod ,o 11e-.1 KhOlaho. nt.
thhohoo. 11. oh. h oh 11 ml4 . ltrol 310 rt,,, .o
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lti Y M AN N
Anntihrtur• ell lona a
TOBACCO. am] ry . AND CIGARS,
A N
LIJAF TOBACCO,
r.i.. n, ...I IA,AISImd and Lhamond Jdek,
PITI'.I.IIUNA:II. PA
Rt'BINSON, 3115.16 1111,LERN
VOL NOXILS AND AI
W H 1 N VA) N \V t)
Pittebul h. Penna
°Cher. N 0 . ,: I n riot t rte. t.
IINIIM!i3E1r1
MERCHANT r I-•
No. 54 . St. ekir
N..er tL,d,hngt PlTT±ltt.ituu. P
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11.:.1 , 11.(1.: 11. 1A).1.1.1.51
Forwarding and Commlesion Merchant,
AND IVIII/I.FIAALE DE 1.1.1:it IN
Chee.t., St-. 1•111-1,
AM' Vt.tuto
F :Vo //,,I•urflk
Va. C 4 11,1. Y
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1111 LIL 1 ,
IA prepared to farroAt t'UStiinterS and
May,. N OLP inn".l /MA MI , . (.11i011 , i0
kt of 811, ing nod Bumnwr y ynri•-t y. which
mak. op 1., on . dor
may favor thrzn xrttl
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EXTRACTS TIR 711 117r71.pr r PAIN. .
I'B A LOCAL HEN 11131 NO M3EB.T To TnE • BINI.B.
atir I twEr. Ito.lll on Evltl, sll,r, and Etslt,
Pelc 84, and polornot Inoaal uptJoutoos ist a .A. 1.0,
mann, sv Moot . r
IrE.Trrins Istool..ratr
54 Smithfield Street, I.IOIV Court h r
latmlortoe I'lllBll :111.11,
Plt.taburgh Steel works.
JONES, I , !' k•
!ann.:Newell of CAST .., , T1:1 , :14 Al" I.IO W An 4
A. P. STICEI.; r1.11IN(12. , 1 .1
1177-rt, Eon am/ First Strnn, itrisinirvh. Po.
.1.113
L. 11..TIC.CriE/LS • CO,
Roger.' Improved patent Steel
Cul 11 vn 'rnet h.
Men', r,,,.,.,.1 P.rn Pan!,rgh, P..
leSklyclic• _
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Pittsburgh, General In.arance Agene.y
o. G 3 Fourth Street,
C , opaulra raproaontoa 01 Illgbrat Ptstvllng. Cam toood
by Petm•, ;:latea.
Fin., Marion and Lilo Maks [lkon of an dostriptloan
A. A. C %MUNI!,
S. S. CARRIE:IL
Iltmaradapt our oiticena complain of detail-
IV and languor of till ayeteru, deratigvrtieut of tbu liver or
tbfappoble, ate. Tbry are frequently tbo re
9111,f 100 ClOl4O a;q.bralion, and a flout:ma other cototu
vvolint bob. °am, but via would Say to all a/111,bol
b` oo 4ooo—tivo br. Iluatottori Colobrated Utoruach
bitiorv, attri our wort La It, you 0111 Lo run a. 00.1000 C.
0101,1 !los medium., k•o.a log tram exporlouce mat It la
touch superior 141 he gvuoralitv of lott.cor medico:lea
doll b 7 bnlatvb, overyoboro, and by 11013TCP11:11
8311T1.1, Sole Proprietor, Nov p 8 Water or 58 15001 ale.
loppfLisiEßY - 1111Zirl . ei, Wright's
nurisen'n 1 atru,,rt,r the htlk.L, ma,~wuJ au
JUII. FLt.IIING'4.
la bbls. No.l, r a , Ai—
mating sia4 far we by T. LITTLE 140.
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and e nv. r nar•zat.,
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rho! Inn n 314 cont-11'o. r• arty b. sir
31.4 ~.11.0 rut o,ll...itnirslrt,rd by un.. “1
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v,l. .hell fry, 11,.twer,t1, iner. e tier le. ,e 1
tel It, Iho evreral “h/t, hmtte LIAn anne
er rte[ref , er •hal.
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all of ony *cif or fn.!!
bly that ,•.•;.tna toot,
ollher rt part, 1.0 aro! N. errran. aro Eto:olry
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WILLIAM IL W Il
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er,ker th•
•Ixtrentli day a 4.811, An., • 1.
and ci~l~lovvir..l andA. V. 1.,
i~~... ruf \~n:l,r.~
sEcoNn SALE
iN HILLDALE CEMETERY
int Aft, rn Junr-, Stiff,
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.., • ...,. , 50,1 1 d Ipllon •5 p.I r5.1,, , n55 , f c.o. ~..anot I,
•,.‘[ nn •, 11,5 ain .5.1,1 , •1•- 05.11 Ins 1,5.5 11l .05,11/15 4 lIS !
'r 'lir l•All , I. IA 111,, n,, nlng.sl7‘ 5.1.57,han1nr 51,,,,,,r,
It Kumar. a tom.
An 1.,5 I ,ttls tin, ! ,11,.1 will :nol , our ft r ttrrns weeks.
Proposals
clerk, ,1 al, It , Inr
kv!! l i , I, i.,, e,..eini Ll' the Reeer.lieg Reg !
0...:0. 1., .7 Ti w price win be marked in plain figures
! T "k`- " "
'•"."!!'"." P.."" "."` • "s"l‘l° ' %/.." '• on cacti article, No that t isitora can at once
.! ~.. o'a
LEADING ~ 0 ,1/ I'AVINO
I:loop niliy, Intuenn 01 . 511.. t.,,n5 nod l's. 00'010. PLAIII See the
1„411, kh All•l/r1 ow, kw wen Ai 11,n Itnondit.,,, Enrol Sill)'. ,
.r:Ln. .),!..ild, 11. 1, IK,Go:MiIN
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CUN6RIN lENTS--
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. Tr./re—All .um. to,. (h. 1.100 cavh On 1100 and
SOlkl 1,4111 , 1• Country littcon:
o.d.t Im pram , 17106. Ile-i-t : ilrear.l4, A credit of only dope viii be Siren, (or A rprOTird
5 1615. No. I Lard:
It. lings Vrwds 8011, i nod .row,ll , ftVikr. Witt. mum,. added.
I for Wet Sk ne,
tIll) GO Lry A 1.1.1.--.. i
It. •1...r0 nl,ll Ilor nal,. br ,III:ITEI: k DILWORTII
H. 11. RYAN,
inhi:ARS! CIOARN.:' --I have lion roreived I rnyl.S.. -- vedke . T No. :11 Irifth E3t - Feet
11,5 ~5, .5 bar,. 1.1 a ',nom, 1.15°,5 , 1 it icon. el. ! ___ .
• .1 (lie ..1,1 11/1.1 tk• il I.u.kn-.. ',...nn,.• hr.... 1. Th dt.- ,
• - 1,011,.- m 1... a i 1 ;0111 0 4 -.5,5 511..1,1 1,11 .1.1 • a., ti..no rny
.1.,1 I,lr, I.ssr, - Inwin l , s•lsnn her, J. 1, i•,,1.N, 1,, ,
Jo roma.- Pim 11.1 and Mark. air, et. k ILEDUCED P 11. 1 CES•
V Eiti - DETNCIII - 1 . 11( ix ..r DREss coops ' II INFBSCRIBERS ARE SE LLING DFF
J_J AhAwla, 31mt1.- , M . `l , rld' ~. l .. "'ll "'ll'll' 11 ., P . 11. 11,.. . .k. the, Pto•K lk rw 5•551.-..1 I , slnnsi pot pwralory . quittlog
„, , ; 0... A 1,,., „„ I ,„ r ,. „„,, ~.„ ~,,op 5,0,k
.1 1,,,,„,,,, loomeA, rompronn.; ...doe ol 11, chow., brands of
0 od.
.1..2,1•A F I' II t .., ..its: id , V I:, 11.11,, ~.t .0 Foreign Wines and Liquors.
QUNDRIES-30 1.1.10. Ni , . I Lard ; • • AllOlO onion AI.
1....1 in s Icka Fo...thor, Otani Fele Praha:6'ol,mo,, 11, Pnro 01,1 Irigh Whwitny,
3 -In Wonl, ll,der-1. - k ebara pit “uv. Ll t. J I,h. a Civet, Barnahols4
, la 511...., 7titn . - nrivn for ~,In 1,5• 131.0 l',.rt aiol /Il.l,.borid. !laden,
./..1 1,5 I All ITICK Pr & 0..
01.550,
Erilt•i—tOti prime dry Flint; .n4 Nlonotz.doda lip. Whad,y. Sd . , - -rior Dantlr Itn - lifled
6-0 . kaltm CID Skies: . Whinloi, hlmMetry, King, mad 11.011-elic
100 do do Hl l wr, 1W..11515, Gio, Or, Zr,, etc.
In worn anal 5..,, .., s ln Ily S 11.0 Ittl IPGiI 0 (~. ! 4 .- -rr Ilm.l nod Tavern Kv.epera • m e,il aa fKmlllea, have
~ ,d N ,, ~,,,, ~,,,,,.,3 „„,-,,, now 34,-..,41.ptm1u oily 01 mitpl3 lug lbel.eirts on adv.-
Q - ' 1 . 61a61.7(61,EF4,;-7, 1 „ , , 4 `""" '''''.
go dry f el- w at. itt ITICIIELTREFL JR., 6.. nt - to.,
0 ~," ~,, ~,, tool Third finGra. on krorahi.• t: i tr.,
~, N ~,, 201) Liberty Street.
I naps,. a lIITt'lleOClC, Mr:CHEERY 5 C.'
Jrl No. 12, swcntsd and 1;53 Prnut WI .5 t • STI:CIN-W.A.N."S PIANOS.
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~.)(1 000 LBS. BACON SHOI'LIIER:N.i. ' TrsT RECEIVEU—A. lot ..I f r i pm
!•••••.4 ',COO do do Ilanm OTEIN 11 AC A ell):Ch
. el
4.(,11 do 11, I• 1111 5. . (AU:BRAT Al/ via NIA:,
20 lin. P. C. liadea, Purchaura dealt k dlt- of trltn.s4lsc; mu of limeo num idled
Jo.l r..'d a./ tot solo by
,),7 T. LITTLE OCO 11'u.. Forma ore re..le,, .1 S,:, na„. ,Orly' 4ppliptleo, 4.
CLAY --I'.o lan. Darman Clay;
SO c.ulta do dw : the aupply inll.l.r Mort of the dmaahl.l.
11. KLEBER d 111.0). Nu. 43 Fifth at.reAt,
1 °oh. Agent. lot ISteitAß., A Llous, a 1.., 60 Nun A
Q,ALItly warrant...l. fel ALEA 051 ER KINC.. Jr/
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1,l CARES SODA-100 kegs Bi Curb Soda
RODUCE FOR SA LE:—
I i r.. - 5-'5l ,11.• t fromlbn ruauol.wtory and for We Ina by
.4 ALEXANDFII Kl.:H;':.lp 2, ,„
,„„),, country cured hulk hkati
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11 1) 1-11 PI . 1
-I
::21./ . 1.2 k
, 1.11, : 14 ;
i i . . ,, 0 , . 3, 1 , „ , tl , ;..011 , 1 . 1
i in f aker , Nyt...., ! IL.) bu. Dry Apple,
2,000 Ma c , antry 0ur..4 Kmal,
I , A IIEXAN DER RING iln ell , et le'll dil RI VERdkI, I I. t," C. A TIVS.
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.(., LAss_i,,„,,, ~
57X`L --01111I.TV Ul.. asNorted B ACON ttiIIOCLVER, IA .. 3 .
11, JI mu. for ask 1., )r4A I:EXANI/Lll. KINO. ; r - lred Per - ll'e, r. " , JA
. ..' 1 .,9T1 i fi r,:::_:; ' : ' , Y . , ~.,,,- 0',...1.
ArrIIEAT-28.4 sucks Tenn. Red Viliat ! . I'- r - ---ItYIL --
yy pow landing from . Imam„ . F. -Anwar ior ado by
1.4 i iv, Nil If AVA N A C I G e.. A b l sn i 5 .. ..-0 .. e . 1 . e . ; r i , :er .
i l i nji:
1t1.1.1A11 DICKEY oco I : _/... i. ,,,, , er.t . .° D T' , r „,1., ' ,„,..adva..
L. 1. 111)—S b 1,13. win - landing fronT•teilint:i '' 7 .i:!'.A.i."''""ii.....irni.n.tainnwnr.l4o.l:4sl Wood st
Economy 6.r EAK be ISMAIL DICKEY 5 1:0.
I 1 . NDLA Ift.falEß RULERS Pen iLolders,
TENN. BACON 11 A.NIS-1:0.111.. in Ntorj4 , irt.nrllsl and loke-sPas, for ealo by W. 5. HA% N,
...I f... sally .1 , 4 TS AIA II DICKEY k etl. 1 PI, 17. ._______ '.""."hrke"M
B.'""d
"".
/TENN. ELUDES—mo bliek T llnstin r e and i
_l_ Inc tomo by )c-1 18 ILIAII DIcK Ey kCa .
-• •- - -- - _ . .
850 BUSHEL S RED ‘VIIEAT for sale b y
1.4 5 4 . 11 5 5Nk7. a 00.1E11
.
~.
lElli
1 Bill T. Fawn fur sole by
t•'‘-f ArLIANK a A NJER
2 - 0 0 O j ?U N T B. 1 31,
' 414
ROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN-
Q.1at..6 maw resting aib day and tor We duo at
J•i 301 71,002.1011.
AM 1% ADE,
ILLIAM DI
Inntm34
2E9EI
Thl.lCit.., •.1,111 b. er'At, of raltiratlon.
+n4 au • r..!..,:tab10 to
enpuro at Tills OFFICE,
or of T J ANDERSON, New Ellghlon, Pa.
V.
t or in lota ..1 wt n et .hrb.
or term, w twol 03 in rtyn.,.t j Ay.
pit I J. isLWIf t. Ie.E.F.CII .t ,
nil I .111 Lawtt 3 - Stk. t,
14'0 It 5.1.1.1;-..i.the of Wnlttice's Patent
Einar Milk. with lkinw-r's lat.wt Iktwht
Mwalth., a h. n 411 n, ClOth. hutl Eh.rat, r, ell cow.
Or, awl cp. .1.1.-.17
. • •
its Cleo . . known as No. 1 *3. The lot
,or front and r,o L.ep, extauatu- ' baxl: to
Kill-a, A IlAy. IN erwrool 4 Stable aladearrill..o-
1.... NA, Tb. pro,.rty rrutrrelvd.l7 for px,), and will to sold
nt it l^troaW aud on .rommodatin; terms. Fnr par tlrulars
R. 11. KlNkl,
N.A. 211 Liberty street
14 1 OR SALE—A Drug Store situated in one
et [wet locattone iu tlOee ty of Pittiout for Attar
• a trial! or I.,A.trlpti,n Loalnrea. Inducementaare
0f,,1 L. purcha..ta eel:awning advantage. of rare
Jr
reore. For into,ontlon Inquire of JUIIN HAFT, Jr , at
No. lif.a Wood 0. tr,rt, corn, of irotrl andiXth,
torah,fr.J
RE :4.)L1) AT PRIVATE SALE
OF RI3IZAL LOTS
TILE St - BsCRIBER HAS SOLD IliS EX
T. E i'Cit\lTCit F. SS AI:El:0031S.. Fifth street, and
L , krlng to pro porrr.rit, f the hullLlng . tbo :SW of
./n•.••, he , T.rs:.l.e , uttr••Att,l, FCRNIIIIIEuId CHAIRS
E. PLEOTR) PREPARATIONS—A freofi
puppi, anti kinds Junt mod and (.tr pale V.,
It. L. YAIINESTOCH A CO.,
113)31
N. 60, corner of:Wootl awl ' , coral pts.
FAMILY FLOUR—Manufactured
vut :,f .1,3. galena In Ntore for We by.
ROOT. DICKEY.
LAltll-6 blots. LOW landing ... 6 %)01 steamer
lobonoo for loth. by LULA DICKEY a CO.
rpENN. FLOUR--62 AL Siker Springs
Ears Family 640116 do dokio u eH t
er Ldbanog For all byaua
ox
,TF:r Urnt
Store on Llbeirty Street for B
rpHE -alwriberewisiling their husi
”•-• 0.• lot of J&y. thom
fr‘.lu a.r t.,.
Caakg. sr
11..;a a vry. et., 1, g ♦ II h Ava.tlu.;— .
- Ni, ,
•uh,L:.[,,l!) I ..dt.
'• th. vrr.b .in tt. , y
Fle,ofprig Tut,
• ••11
1 the, ntock attr,<e: att.! L.:.r.r , rs
Wt , 111'211!..177.r . .F r I
7~ i nl+ i:}: ~ ~1~
•
rr , I,CT- —A ,• rtzt , .: o And well-arranged
, r 1.t.• it.
r<•.r , ‘.. - .•< -< and n:1 voter,
[.< 1 c
1, -, . and
! t• : •t I crat the prena-
ROV.kRT LIIFEI TY,
fro.. l'ilt<lbnrch.
ID=
FOR RENT—.I three , tort' Dwelhngg
Fl:th IN.. 100,) conlaii,lng 11
QUAqz,., Coo Prick entale
attar6.,l cr..N.11,411.-xxp Pox
!.1 ra.. ir. . •,t1 Min:, It! central Inca.
a.rturrmi•ly u - ru.t• r.i n po , ll,.siorml
nrcn, I.•rtm ol ~.r
. Ea. P 1 g0..1 ten
s, r !,411 , 1. r , r.p..1r0 of
M-EX.ANDER KING.
I.ET--A tiro i , tory Brick Byrellllll3
11.3 str,t. tae..n thn
r.(nir« (..14i IL 11. KING. No 'AI
.for kale
•
r
)!; SALE—The 1...-t Country
of the /I,l4uck's Field ler,—/ will offer I,
eme. A e E.eLt.tY. the I al/ .ley Jut,,, at It
merAlel eales It.ee.:At u'elerle P. N., the Lamp
entattivith.t 17reetee The meet
c,l n r emt .t 1 tie , cote ry. Title A ethrpetable.
Mt Jelin the Win, tell,leAv. ~ ;•,..per ty
W p, re, vie, hely Call.
Pet teethe, temticehers eny rd re a
j,“ S. )10111WW. N.. h Ybarkel..trv•H
1.7 4 0 R . SALE Olt LEASE, a lot ~r) Fourth
L• xurebb.treou ,rltlalti.l and rb,rry Alky, L. fret
1r..0t by S.',
A 1...1 .01 Th1:.1.1r , ...t, avAr ;n..1.1,n , m. 4 , 1",..1 front Ll+.
•!.1,0 1...u,1,1 I , y 1111[1 , r, Wllldt,
nnd Isar,ll xtreet4 nr,l rprnre “lay, 1,1 Gvt front by 120
11. r«,, Pont.t.Kl: A 11 , 0 . 1'. Foundry.
71... g. 0.0. 1..1”...11 1 , 7 Sonnllman, ilkins and Cn,'
prne« 201 1.40 inalt Vy 420
on All, Oirmu ar,.l Butl.r e•treete.radjmno, [bp
4.1107 14111..1 r,01401.416
u. tl te.l 1206,4
etty.
Fixty I.qty In Aleghetly art r, Thtvi Ward. I.•tvr,rl EP • t
I.ine and ebeottan
A Trarl Lan.' In Itingimarolaml r.ti the Phil,
dalpbla turnpltr, 7 mllel from Latrot,--75 ..res in =lei-
Intien , frich ',Row Iftbd-34,0 ncrce.
A Tract Land near I.leonkr. We.tmt , reland eontAT, of
WILLIAM M. turtuNorox,
m)ls.litt 155 Tlslrd nlrtket, Smith/101
IRAVGHT HORSE FOE SALE.-eN_ ii _
11 A sn. 11‘y /For, ti yoarl old, ovAr 17 hand.,6IIMIL
14./ II Nutt. tr.rk. for .1c I.y
nit ININ k Ct., In.n, 25 Liberty*,
(ALI , ESTABLISHMENT FUR
/rum., tette. evllente henll.l. ef NV.I Merlaeltree.jr ,ho
. nets 'wet.; lanslnenen to Inv.. nn, the v try.
Ile. ~.r.an,ll.llnnetnt catee.l en by le ee.l brother lo el.
1, r... 1 nor tl rr e• mg.*. I...eint, •I•t*mele.•
Platt, net.. ell, In Inn lon * to Me,
en. nln I*.
li.. pet el.a.er 1., neem., of yearn
..1 a lann r.n,t Tie* Inat... en well knee n anel len4 *tan:l
-n, heel, vmal.ll.ll,val I.* thew Imele met EMlter
M lie-het/re, who have done *largo lin te tn. far
n.sny ~nt. uhelnonnale wine and i,,nnr to
Cbal, et el reetll,lll., distnllvrt. Iner*oho avnalnir, to rut'.
el., fltil an•ll the perms.* Meek,*”.l leur n the ter.*
tin and) len: et the Mete. Ni' '2,0 Liberty istrerL Palusev*
*ion cat, 1.. eta', t, ettlent the lot June or IM JElly a.nr-Gna
tnonert.liertenre end cenntry Inenchnntn **Li; Ir. soppll,rl
:allele* in the 'lbw, Inne en very favornhle tem*. as
the, te.turs. their nt.'k I..mnit n tenrchn.,
Win!. MlTtlliEl.lltek:, Jhe k nnO.
NII rt..r.t.tat ng.tatnet the Prrn .
tt.
rtltl on pnN.. rttatlon t 4 th.ir nctrt.ttn.; upf thaw indcl4.l
trltte,rftttlr rettne•Tvl It , mat, pa) nat.nt inch n. little
r . aV27.11*
Ohio Lana for Sale
TE
t•...,,•/. q . I Z. 130, enn.tiv 1.1
•
thd n 11,. , w of ...Vat,.
rsIL
~.dt! 'p
==l
.1. I. ~.p. ..I n, Itze. and resentelem
ee eere ee rem•releee, leer feel..et beeet . , - Irani ire the
ty It r• r, Ire .pleerleme to mutt
veer, h... T tl .10, lereetree 1.• me..nl in re..lreet.tta •
I,er—r (gem, rnseel.)
• J u :•WEPIMER,
No lo: LI. mroot. l'lrtnimr¢b
lU=l=!2l
IHE AN DEUSON E. , ..11.31, 2i miles ir44
oieore the N.Teet, wt , ea Bent C. 0..
Pe, on fq.et Houle • ,:etolg acre+ ,f exceata,t
bend...eery acre of abseto tlauble. nod of 11 , ..11 t ore
The, asea e. reel tanteer, .56 lama
to gra. teutare. are . wo e• oaetote ceeel. There isao
Ircltr.l no at fruit 1r olaroet oyoay held there
',Hag atat
no. mope
nt • ••• fr •t
-...1i..r 1,1 kr, 4 n•all tl nant hot.° and •
fr•-• frot
'airtaole City k't °petty for Bale.
THAT very 11,Airat,le PI on Water Street
an .1 ft. 41.11,1 Jobe Irwin k
1,..1 , -.• , 11 • W:l% , r aud r.u..1 scd If:0 N.J.te; to
SI. no :NMI.
r et Allen,ttrttt
SrßEE'l' PIWPERry FUR
—7ll. St..it..r. , ont end tititA,l on
. .
-LI 11111,1 r
S‘it
GREAT SALE
1-1 - 'IJIINIT URIC !
630,000 WORTH
THREE WEB.RI3
A T COST
Ell=
TUESDAY, MAY
GREAT 13ARGAINS OFFERED
VINES' AND LlQUoris
lattices
MO - CEMETERY NOTICE.—The Annual Meat
., 1 the On - p• - n - 5t,.... c•I tee Allegheny Cemetery trill
h. - 1t nt, V 4.. Nth
• .t 2o'cloelock P. M. ota
tier cra oaa a• ,tt.l 1315.SELLJE, Seel.
_
TIIE 1 1 E4:11. AR NikVSYTILT MEETING OF
TLs Y nar. rt'Veleisitt,rooi AsevaATION trill
Lela At the roma or th. Asaocutten, Fifth street, on els,
o'clock
7 1." Mao, ate cm:11.11y ImitAl to
W. b l eiAlll-12I'D. Peet.
M.y 21.1 , leks&
tdrDly I !.F.S u. -The Pre4,l,nt and three
-I.a.urnt,:e c.knx,,,.sly of Plttaborgh.
dAy .1,1.,4 • .111 - I , trn,l TWO DOLLARS per
Inpp 11,r mlc.rt.loo of the Stock
rt,y2::: it f HENRY M. ATWOOD, El.crotar.
-
Z!!&"N —Au ath -
..OT I , E. —AU adjourned meeting of the
St..ikTlolders N,rti4 AMericat Mining Company, et
held .t 'boon:toe of the Company, on WED.
NLISDA the IC.th of June next, at 10 eolock •.
tnyXl..lt.l T. 11. NET/N, toy. •
Mains
EMP . .OI - MENT
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S 5 0 a Month, and all Ezpaaae■ Pahl.
A N AGENT IS WANTED in every ttnr:
JOIL county in the Gaited Stay., to engage In ar.
.potable tuel eat,' btlihMi, 1, 7 which the above profit. s!,-.;
to. c.rtainly rr.lited. Fur Nit vertical/La addrm Dr.
HENRY WAR.i ED, c.lrnerof Broom and Metter DU, rem
Vote City, incl , e;rt ‘one Puttee, .tamp. j..34.1.wr
WANT ED—Agentg to sell in the Stott , G.
y 1., ql TALI+, my HAND POWER PATEtiTBTriIP
NI COIN F.. that tw., mpn my <wry afoot thofßld and pull
the largret Ithe Fininria by hand in about two clietnt.
6,01. A.liire,‘ ni.n.3m.l W. MALL. Rtnnor, Maine.
W Tki L) 1 PiDIA TEL. Irv-10,000 ft ei•
to <nowt. in the he
of tha [semi popular se. , Ilg.
Hook. fu America. Inv glide, hleclienitte,ligrinereend 'react •
ego uPhing tmirel, will Pal tlife to he I eery proCtat.le
Pleeeeet t.ef.ev.se. enabling therm to see the country,
arui mnee m.mtfy at tiff. eArrl, time Agents now lathe ttiv.
'nen are cleiaing Gom $.50., I. $1,500 per year. For Nll
pv
Mlllli addreee'll. FULL,-ON , Otnegn City l'ulalnlfifig laccee 141 'Main street, einellinetl.
°Lie: or. If living nag, II Itri.l.SON. Philadelphia.
aulhflydairicT
auction ckates
P. 4uotioneer.
ex.morntrcinl bety. Nn. 6.1 1 , 11111 Stmet.
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PUBLIC; PROPERTY AT ArcTioN—The
following Moiled neitel property, not being required
for public wrvice, bo told at the Allegheny Anianal, at
LawrencLellie. near Pl.taborgh, P,L, by ardor ol %dor
Jt,ho nymington,commusding. on Thursday morning. June
10l L, 1009, commolicsug at 10 v'cl.wk,
Too 12 pounder Iron Guns;
tree 0 do do do
9e,ou 21 do do Howitzers, litaar,
Two 0.1 do do do liglsr,
i 110 lb. Fortin Iron; 12 palm Gnu Caning° ITllnele
I Tubular Stearn Biler; 40 met leek Madmen
70 Artillery Sam de; 7 do do Pistols;
93 Cavalry Sabres, ratio. pare: e.;
Non.consudwiloussloffii.ors I r.r .ode
9311x111 Carbine, perensilon and liceech
' Parte ofemall arms, Artillery and Ounner• Implement.,
Accootrerranno, !Way Pie I, Scrap Leather,, wkly. of
Tools,&c,, Pc. Also, a first quality Bantam made Boa..
way and one sett one borne Herne..
Torsos awl specie fonds. P. M. DAVIS, And.
VXEOUTOR'S SALE OF HAND STREET
uirs.—fln Tne.,tay e , nion, Jolts Bth, at 9 o'clock,
ou too at.,,od lin,r at rho CO.inerclal Salt. tnotns,
Filth street, will to hold, by t.,1,r..81)t y.Ex•
.cntor n 1 Wm. Tec... 0..01, that TaWahl. Lot. of Ground on
ai, ne.r 1 , ..,11,•ane Way, haring • frnnt {U
o Ilandrrc.t ~. ex o.mhog hark parallel with Duquezno Way
frt.. . .'.or alley. The RIJGVA Ojai. the fine
vr..r..h , ti.....,(JAn Mark d Co., and fromltscentral ton
t°, Is 3...13 dectrahlo busihesa purposes or private fret.
de la. Terme, one third ca.a.ll, iveidue In I anti yeses,
will, mu, est. Job I'. 11. DAVIS,AnCt,
AFALUAB LE STOCKS AT AucrioN--On
•
TUKSDAY EVENT NO. Jane SUL at B o'clock, will be
arid at tho new C.mtm• icial ask, rooms, ti 0.51 Fifth attest:
27 shares a.sicloinge Donk Stott;
14 etiari-s altitch.wita' k !ilonafactorere Bank Rack.'
32 do do
7,0 do Pluctinreile Life, Fire sad 3latine Tut Co.
1•N P. 11. DAVIc, AuePr.
LAELLK SALT 41E PreOPk:r.T VIN ALIA-
Li OWEN Y CITY, O' Tilt: WEST COMMON AND
Ilt toee. STILKET --Leo 1 C Ellta Y EVENING. JUNE ern,
at S Wel , c 1•. la I lir s ..10uu ot,ry sal., t mat of ttO now acc
t. hon.,. No. ‘,l Pilch .11+ end Ito told that Off"
co I,aten Itrol Dante ofJohn Irorna,F,,
w.ll I nto as lb. -Rnno Walk' Property, oltnated on tlais
Common. In the Irr.t Ward. Alloglocuj
de e:, ettbdteuted Into lota of largo 'an, the better toeccoro
~.lon. tbwe d. +LI log to anon hue render/cat; and orange
of ...Her loto, adoptol for comfortable Lemeateeda, VIII
tux Lute, feuding ou the W,st. Common or Irwin Arsotte,
hero - teen Eltige atrlst and Water lane, each trouty.ll , e teat
alt, extending Lack one linandr.d And aloaty.eight feet to
ta enty toot alloy.
Brno Lot, frvallOg 09 Ridge and•Centnlstreetili (*La of
which is sixty feet wide;) said Lot. being about tifty fees
frnntb y two tau.drod and thditydre feet in depth.
Elereta Lots, each 50 feet front, and one lot about fO feet
front, on Central et., each extending back I:60 feet, to a4O
feet tc, on the true pf the property of Richard Bowen, E.q.
PortythreeLota,woch tweintpbre feat front On Central et,
extending tack toward Water haw nue hundred and Earl
fort toe twenty feet alley.
Poo the satisfaction of porrhasera the lot...base-be=
otalcud off and no cohered, of which plans CM be bad at the
unrico state, and thu premix.. Shown on applicators,
na Turms at sale. tup27 P. M. DI VIB. And.
STOCK P., FT. W.& C. R. R. er mire=
$11.t., in lout to salt purclooters, by
opl I'. V/}3, Abet., tio, 54 FM it.
AUSTIN LOOMIS B'. CO., Mtrebanta'
STOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS
CO., AT THE eIEkIERANTS" racactiox EvSkTT"
THURSDAY EV.ENltith—)R Insurame and
Copper &oak, Bond am Real Mate add at petal°
at the Met - et...ate Exchange by
AUSTIN LOOMIS A. CO.
Notp, Invfla end /ALM on NAal Estate negobatt...l ott
row nab', term. 1.1 AUSTIN LOOMIS t CO,
se2l Stuck Note Brokers Y Fourth •t.
LIST of Applications f:r Tavern
Llevoire, 51...1 in the Clers.'oool, or Allegheny county,
up to June Ist, TUGS. A. ROWLEY, Clerk.
Atktueon Peter, with other goods, 24 ward, Allegheny;
burr. ‘...1 , 11,rj, ,, , torso, Duquesne Borough.
Pent. John /1,, utlug bouos, Turentntn,
Deutz A Co. •. Do/notes
Warn Samuel, toyer', Ras to;
Burkhart P., do Lawroocevillc,
Ilooy Jam. ., do do
liardetteCiethatiou, tavern, 14 wind, Pittsburgh .
Bryson A Shigeo, do 2,1 du do
Drown A. A J, with other geode, Birmingham;
lirtaike Jobe, tavern, Eltiabeth to.
Calmer John, do Ist ward, Allegheny;
Carr trilliam A Co., with other goods, 4th ward, Pithilintd•
CrinninghaniJ., do do Birmingham,
Canopied! John, do do Wilkitu tp;
Davis Joseph E, tavern. Indluna tp;
Dougherty Charles, with othergooda, Penn tp;
Dow William, tavern, Rescue tp.
Elk Predir, with other givAs, Penn tp•
Eichenlaut• Edward, tavern, Maier tp,
Era. E, with ether goods, let ward, Pittsburgh
• Flinn William, tavern, Cal ward, Pittebaty,h;
Frey burg Henry, eating house, 6th ward, Pittilnurgh;
Fontag Jane, [11,171, 3d ward, Allegheny;
Frank 'ea, eating berme, 3d ward, Pittsburgh;
Framholts John, tavern, Lawren=ville;
Gardner James, tavern, 24 ward, Allegheny;
Gotsman Ann. de, Ist do, Pittsburgh;
ilitineger Rudolph, with other goods, Referee ts
lien John G, totem, Mancheeten
liaworth Das id, other goods, 3d ward, Pittsburgh;
, Hare Samuel. tavern, 4th word, dee
Herber Christian, tavern, Shake ts
Hall Samuel, eating house. treat Pittsburgh;
Hillehentad Louis, Md., holl3e, Ps...ere tp;
Rulings S. D.. tavern, Indletne tp;
lienrlcks .1. E. eating house, Ist wart Allegheny,
Hartman John, tavern, L 'wet St. Clair gie
Kraig Joseph, acting bane, Lower St. Clair tr.
tinily Morris. :were, do, der,
Riven Prsvi•k, eating bona', 34 ward, Pittsburgh;
Lett Mama, eating, homey Rewerve tp;
Luther Caspar, tavern, Mifflin tp;
Lando - eh: 11-nry, tavern, Perhl,. tp;
• klineliset Jsessli, other goods, 4th word. Allegheny
Hiller John, tavern, 6th ward, Pittsburgh;
Tint, 'sweet, Mukaesport;
Miller Frederick, with other goods, Reserve tp;
Miller A hickelson, with other good.,dth ward, Tittebtlrgh;
I Marsh henry, eating house, East Birmingham;
Melon . Martin. otth other gooda, 3d ward, Pittsburgh;
litremady doe. E. tavern. Lawresicerillg
kicesakey Peter, tavern, 34 ward, Pittsburgh;
John, do, 14 do. Allegheny-,
MeGart Eduard, with other go.* 31 nod , Pfttshnigh;
3feCarren taver n, /et ward, Pittsburgh;
MeTierroinEdward C., totem, Lower St. Clair tp;McDade
J.
o ith other goonle, Penn to,
Nuseer John, tavorio Birminghere,
Nam, John, cage:: hen., Port Perry; •
reareon John, eating hens., lag ward, Picistairgh:
Rohr Elude, tavern, Lower St. Clair tp;
Ilan —, riding hoeve,9th word, PitUliurg,k
Ray William, with other pyls, Ross fp;
Schroth Phliip, tavern, Deqweslia bOecingfr,
Seidel Gotha., eating horaetd ward, Pictetlttleg
Sorlmer John, tavern, Shaler tot
Osage John, do, 4th ward, PLWltturgh;
Stewart nos, do, 9 th do, de;
Shatter C. W., with Other good., 4th ward, Allestrav;
Smith G. W., tavern, Indiana 'p;
Slings Henry, with other gocds, nth word. Allegheny;
Shoeb Joseph. eating boost., Cd watd. Potsbergh;
Sweeny Winifred, tavern. 4th ward, Allegheny;
Stewart E. C., tavern. Ist ward, Pittsburgh:
Taylor Jane, tavern. Patton tp;
Weioaman Philip, tavern, Pine It
Watson E. D., tavern, 14 ward. Pletalnirgt;
Watson. John, with other goods, 6th ward, Pittstnirgh;
yeloitd
LAKE SUPERIOR COPpEK mud,
S MFs. LTLNG WORIfB
PAWS. IST.CURDY & CO,
XerANUFACTUFtERS OF SHEATMNO,
irk BRAZIERS . *IA DOLT COPPER, PRESSED COP.
BEs BOTTOMS, EalsedEMß totem., Spalw holder. ko.
Al,o. Iniportora nod D.::lnn Ia 3IETALS, TIN PLAIN,
Slit:ET IRON, WIRE, Ac. OtAniennely on band, Thuniten
Machine. alai To-
Is.
Wierchnioc, lia,,Fira and 123 Sccondstrad,
Pittabrirgb, Penna.
orders of Copper cot to any tloolred pattern
mylscd.t trlyT
in Ma of roe ertte.sti,l3 A CONNLLTdrICLI... A. a. Co.}
Pittsburgh, !fey muss.
DROPOSALS will be received at the office
j. of the Pittsburgh A Coonellsaille B. R, Co. In the city
of Pittsbergh. until the 15th of June next,lnchtdra for the
Graduation, Masonry, Bridging. Trediellog, Station build.
logo and hallway Track, embracing the entire work rotas
nary to the comittetloa of toe Division of the Road, about
ten and a bolt copes Moog the Monongahela rivar, between
Pittsburgh and Pon Perry.
Sionftedhorts of the work are may for axonal:talon at
the ulltice of tin Company, Idiom Angititer will be to at
tends:lc, end aline foil espial:mann will be given to gat ,
tics malting inquiry.
The work will be let, either in one or several contra:de,
ariS may Its, payablo in cub, or wholly or in port, fn th e
First Mortgage Bonds of the Company, .emoted by the
and of sald road to be vonstrutted. Th e work is moderato and
vat. be done r.Peattitanir , and win be required to becalm
pitted in all the coming arttnizak.
By order of do heard of litractore.
mylSamlot
_BESJ. IL LATROBE. Pleat.
T OST OK MISLAID--A certificate for
ij .n.ye. In the Fachanira Bank of httcbargh. In
the norao of Thom. Lorie g slon, I7w IBL %Notice Is hereby
g iven that applicatkm has been rul e to the Bank for
reocea
s 1 of caul certificate. B. LIVINGSTON.
Adair of the estate orlloce. Llelogston.
Pi osborgh, Noy II th. 11158—aplapteNew
F 0 ENGINEEIIS, ARCIUTECTS AND
CONTRAOTORS.—The PIMENIX IRON COMPANY,
Ettladelphla, ere now prepared to receive and execute or
loos Coe all Mots of. WROUGHT IRO-V, SOLID AND
I'COMPO CND, Eau's AND GIRDERS of any el:nutted
leoxths, for Plreplouf Bulldiags sod Bridals.
,Yraclogs and plon of !Woo,
expacity of Boael,, wlO
pileatton to
I pp
' .- L.....ing
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