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SATURDAY MDENDM, JUSE'S, 1858.
oFTICIAL PAPER OP TIIH—
City and Nevaa
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13 PACT/FCL . BeliOnia LOTS AT ATICTION.—No
lots ever offered to our citizens at public sale
hare possessed so many and distinct advantages
for private residences ELS those into which Mr.
John Irwin has divided his First Ward, A:leghe
ny property, to bo sold by Mr. Davis on next
Tuesday evening, in his Sales rooms, No. 51
Fifth street. This district of our sister city is
already extensively improved with its magnifi
cent mansions and grounds of `Pittsburgh busi
ness men, 'who have chosen there, for its beauty
of - location; purity of air, and convenience of no-
Oen. These completed improvements, devoting
it to the elegances of life, have secured it in all
the future against the intrusion of manufacture
or trade; within ten minutes walk from the Alle
gheny end of the bridge the, whole route is a
continuous attecession of beautiful views and
highly onitivated private grounds, making it one
or the pleasantest promenades in the cities, the
charm of which will be entire when the elegant
wire alspeosion bridge will have displaced the
old w odon structure aver the Allegheny. The
lots a e of various BiZe9 to suit purchasers in
their different architectural designs; all of them
fronting on r.,0 feet streets or on the West Com
mon. -- Ridge street, the southern boundary of
these lots, promises to be the most magnificent
avenue that leads through Allegheny, opening
into the Ohio river, and presenting lovely glimp
ses of the whole valley, with the crowning hills
iu the distance. All these lots lie favorably for
immediate hnprovement and require no expense
or grading. Tho proprietor has determined to
sell, and the terms will be accommodating to per
chnere, so. that our citizens wishing to secure
homesteads will find this opportunity the most
advantageous likely to occur for many years.
Plans can be had at the Auction rooms, and the
grounds will he shown to visitors.
V . /NA-WOO. —We eee a great call in the papers
of that part of the State under the buperrisiwn
( democratically) of Arnold Plainer, for a union,
organization and a series of nominations of
Antl-Lecompton men:• The leaders in alp move
rucnt hare been leading locofocce.
GiIt:HNC COrNTY.—Apolitical tempest has been
raging in the Xl. District ever since Mr. Mont
gomery left Congress to go to ruin, and, came
home to look after a renomination. To-day the
nterrified" hold their primary meetings in
me and Greene. Next Saturday, the pri
,,,e_aseet./og of the great party of swindles
be bola in Washington.
no Waynesburg Republican says that Mr.
arm Kincaid, of Grano county, killed a
s ••k-suake on his father's farm a few days
which measured eleven feet six inches in
ngth and twelve inches in circumference!
'lr. William McMullen, of Waynesburg, was
At aights since relieved of the moderate sum
$l7O, by some infamous scamp.
S SCTON ConsTv.—The Eraminer says
Capt. It. F. Cooper, of the Monongahela
,ilery, suggests the holding of a grand mili
ry encampment nt or near Braddock's Fields,
• Allegheny county, by the . companies
f Allegheny, Washington, and the surrounding
Come time diu - it - g the present summer.
The Directors of the Fayette County Bail
)e.l r-ftten to put any part of the road under
.or. , se , until $lO,OOO more are subecribed to
the stook of the road.
Ten she belonging to Thomas Caldwell, of
Hanover township, were killed by lightning on
Monday last.
Al as election held by the members of the
company on Thursday of last week, Mr. Peter
licanedy was chosen tietiond . lieutenant of the
Washington Blues.
The hurricane of Monday occasioned cousid
erable, damage in the vicinity of Canonsburg.—
Tbe roofs of the dwelling, barn and stable of
George Burnside, near the town, were blown elf,
and also were the roofs of the barns of Henry
Donnel and William Moore. The bridge over
Uhartiere creek, near Daniel Houston's farm,
was no much injured by a large elm tree falling
upon it as to be utterly useless. Coaches and
other vehicles cannot pass over it Sam'l.
M. Decker has been appointed police officer in
Washington, to flit the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Mr. John Roth, which we referred
to some time eince.
Boners° THE MAlL — Yesterday morning,
about'B o'clock, U. S. Deputy Marshal, Bernard
Dougherty, arrests-If George Rush, Postmaster
at Etna, better known as Stewartetown, charged
with robbing the mail. Yesterday forenoon,
Mr. Dougherty related to us the fellowing facts:
The proper authorities had received from time
time accounts of letters, put into that office,
which had never reached their destination. Some
decoy letters were at length dropped in on
Thursday, and not reaching their destination,
the arrest as above referred to was made. The
Deputy Marshal found Rush in bed. lie search
ed his clothes and found on them sl2'3 in paper
money. In the bed on which he slept were found
$lOO in gold, not marked or identified. On
further search, five packages of letters were
found in a private desk in the house, which had I
evidently been taken out of the naail during
Thursday, and which had contained the money
found on his person. Other letters were found,
mailed at Bakerstown for Philadelphia as far
back as the 28th of April. Rush was commit
ted for further hearing to-day, at 2 o'clock. He
is a middle aged man and has a wife and family.
We did not learn whether he is an appointee
of the present or of the last previous adminis
tration.
Tux CONCXRT on next Tuesday evening is a
general theme amongst our music-loving citi
zen;;. That it will be a rich musical' feast, no
ono can fur a moment doubt, who takes into
consideration the eminent singers connected
with the association, and the great number who
will join in the concert. There is st:ll a number
of choice seats left, (owing to a ormur that 01
were taken,) and those who desire enjoying the
music on this occasion will do well to select
their seats at once, as the few remaining ones
will doubtless be sold without delay.
The Price Comet comes off in Lafayette Hall
on next Wednesday afternoon, at P. o'clock, when
the societies composing the association will com
pete for a silver goblet. On the same evening,
the association hold a banquet in the same Hold
and on Thursday, march in procession through
the principal streets, en routs to the pie-nic at
Denny's Grove.
A &mew OF ifEALTll.—There are many per
sons whose systems Brain a broken down and
debilitated condition who look pale and feeble.
It shows itself in every lineament of the face,
and a trembling gait besides; betokens a prostra
ted condition of the muscular and nervous ener
gies of the body. We are assured that those
cases will find in the Peruvian Syrup, advertised
in another column, a valuable remedy, which
will enable the human system by its restorative
properties, to regain its wonted vigor and supply
a stack of health and strength that will last for
years. It is one of the most wonderful tonics
ever known, and is worthy the attention of
ialcal men as well as the sick and afflicted.
. Keyser, or No. 140 Wood street, in the
and Will take pleasure in convincing
'y ono of its superior merits, above all other
. Aiebass; for diseases depending on debility..
las Allegheny Barge Club elected their first
•ard of officers on Wednesday muing, ns fol.
Dr. D. Boise], President; F. M. Blair,
co President; John K. Shine, Secretary; P.
._( , lane, Treasurer.
The young men of both cities appear to ' e
•
wring for an abundance of healthful amuse
mta of this sort during; the summer. We no
;ce•.l a beautiful boat nt the landing yesteitlay
naming, built by Mr. Vandergrift, and named
altestleas." She lo owned by four young
;cn of this city—Mesers. Weyman, Wooldridge,
ilbres and Henry Atwood, who Steep hor in ele
gant order and entirely for their own use.
Tat PAN-HANDLE.—The 'Wellsburg herald
says that in the river counties of Virginia the
leeofooes have been defeated in all their elec
tions. In Hancock county' the entire Demo.
cretto ticket was defeated, by an average ma
jority' against them of about 130. In Brooke
county bat two nominees out of five were elect
ed; and ODD of them escaped by the .shin of his
teeth.' So in Ohionoutily; so in Marshall
A large portion of the breakwater at the Laffer
ty Coal Works, below 'Wellsburg, has been "de
stroyed by the high water, and the lower one
has been serioualy'd•amaged in a similar way.
Tun man vibe vitas killed• near Freedom, on
the P., FL W. & C. R. R., on last Saturday morn
ing, (named liendling,)and whom wo mentioned
on Monday, wa.s examined by a coroner's jury,
which rendered) the following verdict,' That de
ceased came t.O his death by being run over by
the train of said road, he being intoxicated at
the limo, end :that no blame can be attached to
the employees of said road.
sadress to tho Sabbath School APROti3-
tiOn of Allegheny will be delivered by tho Rev.
J. B. Clark, of Canonsburg, Pa., in the Seoond
United Presbyterian Church, (Dr. Rodgers') to
r- •• avw.ing, at 7.1, o'clock. The frierds of
• :0l folly invited to at
• ',..tch at the
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Meeting of 'the General Xrnod of the
Reformed Presbyterimichnreh.
_ .
Eoa:, May 4 6 th,_1 8 5 8 .—Agreeably to ad
journment, Synod Met in Eden, Randolph county,
Illinois, and after a sermon from Rev. 3. A.
Crawford, of Nenia, Ohio, the retiring Modera
tor, it was opened by prayer, and the roll of
delegates being made out, Rev., Andrew G.
Wylie, of Daancsburgh, New York, was chosen
Moderator ; Rev. Dr. McLeod, of New York, was
chosen Stated Clerk, and Rev. Dr. Black, of
Sewickley, Penna., was chosen Assistant Scribe.
The transaction of unfinished business, to
tether with a report from the Committee on the
Igoe of the Times, occupied the second day of
ynod. The report was read by Rev. Robert
Patterson, of Chicago, and elicited a great di
versity
of remarks—some condemnatory cf the ;
letter and spirit of the report on the conduct of
England in bringing the missionaries in N.
India into perils, and obstructing the Gospel by .
her former fostering of idolatry—and on the ex
travagance of female dress, etc., while others !
sustained the report in all its parts. It is not
yet adopted.
or Taottn—Ttre Tounitur. TAX,
At a meeting of the Board of Trade held yester
d .y afternoon, at the Merchants' Exchange, a
eornawnication from. the Philadelphia Board of
Trade was read, stating that on the lith ult, a
committee of five members, consisting of Messrs.
Wm. B. Timmas, N. B. Thompson, A. J. Dgrby
shire, Edmund A. Solider and Edward C. Bid
dle, were appointed, for the purpose of corres
ponding with the City Councils and ,Board of
Trade of Pittsburgh, and to visit this city, with
the view of obtaining the co-operation of those
bodies in efforts to obtain the removal of the
tonnage tax. A letter addressed to IV. It Wil
liams, Esq., President of the Pittsburgh Board
of Trade, by W. B. Thomas. Ecq , chairman of I
the Philadelphia Committee, was also read, sta
ting that the members of said committee would
visit PHI sburgh on Thursday, the 10th inst., for
tho purpose above indicated, and also with a
now to create a more friendly and cordial feel
ing
between these two great cities of the State,
whose interests, in the opinion of the Philadel
phia Board, are identical, and whose objects and
policy should therefore be the came.
On the reading of the above communications,
a resolution was passed appointing a committee
of five to receive the gentlemen composing the
Philadelphia Committee, and-to introduce them
to the Pittsburgh Board of Trade, at a meeting
to be held on Thursday evening next, for the
purpose of conferring with them upon the sub
ject. Messrs. F. It. Brunet, John S. I„,losgrave,
Isaiah Dickey, David Campbell, and W. 11. Wil
liams, were appointed said committee.
A letter front our Representative in Congress,
lion. David Ritchie, on the subject of a National
Armory, way also read, and ordered oti file, for
future action.
COAL Sllll;lcurs.—The shipments of coal for
the year, beginning with the first month in it,
have been very lair. The river kept open in a
remarkable manner during all the months in
which it is usually closed up tight with ice. We
had not been prepared to find that so much hod
gone to market thie year as we learn Iris gone
by reference to the records of the Monongahela
Navigation Company. There have been shipped
through their I,cks, up to the last day of Islay,
since the lot day of January, 18.18, in boats and
urges 11,257,518 bushels.
In (lath 1,513,700
Making a total of 1'2.791,21,
Toot oar Baswisii.--Ufncer Wray left The
city yesterday, at abeet 3 o'clock, on his way
into the country near Perrysville, to arrest a
man hitherto considered a worthy citizen,
charged with a shameful offence. 1 appears
that a young lady, daughter of a respectable
farmer, had been at the house of the aforesaid
citizen to assist his wife when in delicate health.
After the wife had recovered the girl was solicit
ed by tho husband to come to this city and from
here they went together to St. Louis. The rest
may he inferred. The father procured a war
rant for the arrest of this man, and the result
will be known.
A I IT', LE 1.1. sonic tenyears old, named I:.obt.
Lindsay, of Allegheny, was run over by a dray,
t driven ty a man named MeKenney, on the
wharf, on Thursday • night. The driver of the
dray did not see the boy nor the boy the driver.
Those who saw the accideet did not consider the
drayman in fault. The boy was dreadfully in
jured, the wheels of the loaded dray taking ef
fect on the side and stomach. We were unable
to learn yesterday 'whether or not death had
ensued.
—Luce irritin.,,fiTo above we lesru !het the
boy is out of thingpr.
An'attempt wag made to I•reak j oil, on Thurs
day night, by two men, mulled John Denit and
E. IV. Mr, ,re, content iu our county prison, the
former . for horse-stealing, and the other for an
offence we did not ascertain. They sawed the
iren bdr from lice foot of their bedstead, with n
piece, of no old ca_so knife, and with this pried
off the cant-Ircdo frame surrounding the aperture
used for a window of the coll. making no open
ing large enough for their egress. They wore
about resdy to take their departura from the in
stitution, when their operatitms were discovered
by the jailor.
Incas.--Mr Burchfield, grocer on Ohia street,
Allegheny city, had stolen from his store on
Thursday. No arrest bad been made last night.
During Wednesday night, burglars emceed
the dwelling house of Charles Rica and carried
off a trunk containing $25 and a silver watch.—
Wen'an's arc cut for the arrest of suspected
Too lido, age/ retTectively eight and eleven
yea•a, oerc committed to the House of Refuge
yeFterd.oy miming, by Mayor Fituckrath.
Tun number of pst;ents received into the
Mercer llospltal since the la,": report, a period
of three months, was sixty-eight. The expenses
of the 'mese for the same time were s7' , o, and
the receipts $1,070, leaving a balance of re
ceipts over expenditures of $l7O, which has
been appropriated to paying the debt of the
Hospital.
DE..17.11 tuan named Jana, Belton,
committed u fey days since for drunkenness,
died in jail yesterday, of to severe fit I.f to
polo. Belton was a stone-cutter by occupation,
sod was at one time very well to do in the world,
but bad of late become reduced by liquor to a
mere wreck. The Coroner's jury rendered a
verdlet in acco,rildnee with the facts.
n+ llta , sac, whose mysterious didappear
anee we noticed in last weeks Enterprise was
found floating in the river, on Saturday evening
the 29th nit., about two miles below town
Josiah Kurtz, E'. l ., held an inquest on the body
of the unfortunate man,but nothing was elicited
to show that there was any violence used to
wards Mr. Bedker.—Conneautrillc Enterprise.
ifILLDALE CESIETrUT.—Those of our readers
who contemplatqpurelmaing lets in this Cemetery
should not forget the sale on the, grounds at '2
o'clock, M.
THE people of Salem have decided by a vote
of four to one, to levy a tax of sll,lom on
thea.seires for the purpose of building a new
school house.
Tim Baptist Association will hold Ds 19th
Anniversary to.day, in thc• Baptist Church in
this city. Dr. Penny will preach the opening
sermon at 10i o'clock to-day.
Geo. W. Gninit, Hey , late Foreman of the Pitts
hirgh Shops, has been promoted to the repuurible
position of ••Master of Machinery," over entire
line of the Penna. H. It.
A mrrr,c unroll.= of Mr. Thos. 3l'Lean, of
Ildustry, aged about 12 years, was drowned in
Wolf Run, about a mile back of the town
TCEDE will be a Convention of the United and
Reformed Presbyterian Churches at Monroe,
Butler Co., Ohio, on the nth 'psi.
Tuc Florence! are mill playing to good houses
at the New National. See their bill - for to-night.
lice Co.—The 1 says the Cola:nit:l Hose
Company are getting along finely in their snorts to
raise the necessary funds to purchase their apparatus.
A large portion of the rettutrend sum has already been
collected, nod it suitable person will he sent to the
East shortly, to purchase a hose earring.. The new
company will he located on )lain street, a quarter of
the city hitherto without any apparatus for protec
tion against fire, and if properly managed, the com
pany will be of much xurvira They will give a soiree
in Neville Hell, about the 11th of June, for the pur
pose, of completing the necessary amounkfor the par
chage of the carriage, which is estimated at shout six
hundred dollars.
A GRAN ,Fireman's Parade i. to Come off in Greens
burg, Westmoreland county, to-day. A large num
ber of companies is to he present, and a general gond
time is anticipated. We trust they will all waste
nothing but water in their various sports and uvula.
lions. There it in general a good time when any
thing comes off in Greensburg. We have not forgot
ten the mass meeting there two years ago.
Jr is but the common desire of ell to make the
best possible investment of their means, and those
merchants who offer the greatest inducements to
cash buyers, seem to bo favored with tholreatest
prosperity. This fact, well studied and aete upon,
by Camagban, Allegheny City, has given direetiou
to all his business operations. Renee the low rates
at which be furnishes a good article of men's or
boys' clothing.
Applied steam to the great practical use
of the age; Mores has brought Galvanism to ho the
daily cement or minions or Dien ; Newton unravels
oil the mares of the mars, end made their motions
the matinees guide the 'trackless ocean. What
these men have Mine in their departments, lit , Ayer
does in medicine. Ile terns , he great discoveries in
defense end Nut',
.n the rare of (license,
.and wakes the o,cult thseoveries of the greot chew.
- ' - eits available for
forteh mantis of every day life. Ilia
ethernet for w prices at whlsh they are cold,
Mg within the reach of eiery man the hest wisdom
the best skid of modern ttmes.—ltitetingt..
'zit) elatermcm,
[ltem by our Special Reporter.] r Telegraphic
breves & Dakert• celebrated Sewing Machines - - - -.
have attained their pro-eminent position among in, OONGRES2IO,VA L.
provements of this elan; Ist, from their simplicity, WANE laaTo, Croy, J um: ,
being the least complicated of any ever invented; 2d, llor, Ra.—Mr, Maynard, of Tenn., from roinut•tee
their age is easier learned; 3d, their stitch is more I to examine the accounts of Gen. Uollum. into deck,
elastic; 4th, they sew front erdioan spools, silk. submitted a partial report, askedileav e to sit I.: i.el
linen or cotton thread, and finish their own work; next ?easien, and then submit Soul report. Agreed to.
larrim'a. is - er •
5, /., they are cheaper (beenure r4' their superioritc,i Mr. Bitcock, of Va„ asked leave to intro:tom fifth ; , • I '.1•I•ls st
than the cheapest. W. C. Elliott, the popular shirt autherising the Secretary of the Navy to muse t be ~,1 --1' 1 : ,1 : S"- t
manufacturer, No. 21 Fifth rtrOet, ii the sole agent without unreasonable delay, by ean- F ' rent stroe ' , ett. '
b d
for this city. Call upon him. You will he treated tracts, or at the government navy yards, ten p mar ,l. 5..14,;41na
with the Utmost politeness , anti shown the best ma- ler war , o r distetteh recede, with full clew .ItAla—setae en to I.arl 1., • .0 , at.
chinos extant It is simply throwing money away pc , wer, and a draft of water not exceeding twelve te: . 11 - ( , :e• 1 _" 1 - , • 4 : "' ,
feet, to be construmml. equipped and armed fer -
to purchase any other machines than these.
speed nod as war steamers. Also, one Fide wheel .
CALL when you will et glattvr's fins ArabrOlyr.o .
war sooner. with draft of water not exceeding eit;ht yl, • •- ,AlOl at si.swilt 1. tan
and Photograph Gallery, Nn. Wood street, you
will find it thronged with visiims examining the eel. foct, antted and equipped for sem tee in the Chinese ~.:our S; , r , r/ it
lection of pictures which it presents, or waiting their , Tb. aPPr.Print:' 5 2110 , 000 . The cost
turn for a I :sitting." It is not inappropriately called w". 141 be
•
the ° People's Gallery," and most undoubtedly Mr. 51r. Cochran. of NOV York. gi re notice of no c. ti F.l s 1:A1T 51 I)
Starter's • success is due to the cheapness cf his
amendment increase Cle sum-cr of vesaels 1, 1 ,o a. •esshs o e o d, s
1 , 411- - :,..• or/ I. Irknral nt
work—pictures costing as low WI 25 cents-as much t. 1 . 1111 Y• _ , I
Iliad, of Saw York, wood move !7 end to a., ti,rris,
as to its faithfulness and the ability of the pr.pria.
tor. nsan amendment three war eta the North
'leans or r totters and
"cetera lakes. Objections wet,' ma', to th; , intro
atiartments, should call at the Upholstery establiah
person. furni.hin g I
d l uction of the
thent o Mr. Bocoek moved a suspen-t, of the rule:, but
the assortment of Lounges, Carpets, Beds, Mat- f Messrs. Roberts & Reer,igk, and examine foiled, We Onte standing. yeas 127, n.‘y, nO, not
to
qesrea, ae., which they bare on hand: There is no ,
The House missed a bill giving a nstruction i„ a
firm In the city of Pittsburgh we cat more readily • . .
section of the net ofFebruary , . cOnt1111.110j; oral A 11..
recommend to the public. Both members an o certain widows arid •
r,liaras of rev, '
tical workmen and gentlemen en the true settee of
fut y ionary officers and hy which the pity wiN I do. Led.
word. Purchasers will consult their interest by
commence 4th March,l.43, involving an expendi- 51 " .
farming an acquaintance with them. Remember tore or a million and half d.•llars. . . 1,.,.
their stand, Fo. 35 Fourth street.
The House then ti, the consideration of
Meese', .lola Bryor & Ca, Liquor Merchants, No. private bills.
15.5 Liberty street, enjoy a reputation which we ro- of an unintereMing publie character were
gret to say is not general among their class. In this acted upon and the House adjourned.
day of poisoned and drugged distillations, when op- SEA ere.-The bill introduced by Alr. Kennedy of
ponency to the vending of liquors has JO complolaly Maryland, to establish a mail steamship line between
failed, it can be no question with the friend of ha -Now Yerk, Philadelphia, Baltimoreand Europe, tree to his course. It is plainly against ode,- read three times and referred to post of
Commit
teratione, and we say to the public, when liquors are tee.
purchased, let them be got from a house like that we I Mr. Seward, of New York, calledupt,hearnedsorluatiiird
have mentioned above, which, while extensive in its respecting the adjournment of Congress,
assortments, is as thoroughly reliable in other re- I for the yeas and nays. On agreeing to the House
specie. amendment proposition to adjourn on the 10th it was
11 - „,h,•,... of N o. 23 W y li e „me, d o i ng e concurred in-yms 20, nays 27; consequently both
fine trade in Ladles' Boots, Shoe, and Gaiters, his I houses will adjourn on Thursday nest. Private cal
patronage being based upon the true foundation of cedar then taken op.
good work and fair dealing. Ile keeps employed I Mr. Hunter failed to got up 1130 Naval Appropri.
only the best hands, turns out only the best work, anions, whereon the Senate went into executive sea
consults the best models, is attentive to the interests r rion, and subsequently adjourned.
of his customers, and has, we may safely any, as
good an establishment m can be found in either city.
We recommend him emphatically to our readers.
SlNGeita' Sewing Machines have nothing to fear
from competition. Their merits are too apparent
an I their diameter too welt established. Since their
introduction many attempts have been made to su
persede them, but they stand Noteher, 0,,c and will
continue so to stand. Those who have not yet pro
curd one of these useful articles. and still require
their assistance, should visit clothing store.
corner and
the different varieties he ha. or, hand.
No. Gt. 00r:ow's Ambrotype and. Photograph
Gallery, No. 70 Fourth street, is the place to call for
go,' picture.. The proprietor is a first-rate opera
tor, and is provided with all the improvements in
the let. Ills work invariably gives ea dentetine, and
in tree there i.e no incitation of the kind more rea
sonable. Give him a cal!. Bear in mind No. 70,
Apollo Building, Fourth street.
Bm.-.11.0rS Vegetable Compound is cod :0 1, 0 1 1 10
best medicine for coughs, colds, diseases of the throat
and lungs, and even consuruptim itself, that hat
ever been presented to the public. We have seen
tumorous certificates reaching for its efficacy, writ
ten by those who have used it, and from our no
quaintanee with the article itself and its proprietor
-n gentleman not given to quackery-we feel au
th,rixed in saying it is all that is asserted.
Tag I.nyr or Pnlt?e.
••The loco of praise, hotre'er c.,,ealed by art,
Reigns. moro or less, and ATI..vrA in carry heart;
The proud. to gain it, toils on toile endure,
Tho neolort shun it but to make it acre."
It is our provinre to praise the garments made at
the Brown ;tone Clothing flail of Roekhill .1; Wil
son, No. 803 and 805 Chestnut street, ebbs, Sixth,
Phtladolphin.
Airs. Ilannera, No. 000 Fonrta street,say+
of Dr : , IcLANE'.S CELEBRATED VERATIFEOff, pr' pared
by Flowing Br.", ..fl.Jitzburgt:
Nger lons. ate) 15,115,1.
A c1..0.1 of mine showing symptom. of warms, 1 gave it a
bottle of Dr.3leldue's Celebrated Vermifnge, which brought
away a hunch of worms nninlew ing, I should Judge, about
thirty. Tll., child was 'very sick during the operation, hot
it how null and hearty.
Sias. liter, No. 11 Arson. 8., Plitt, .4, Ide ~f Aug
10, 1132, and soya she had been trot:bird ith worms for
more than ft year, and that thin took ord, beittle or hr. 11 -
Lane's Cglelirxted 1 orminige, prepared by Fleming tirdi.,
which brought away from bar over 300 worms, big and lit
tle. &he now believes herself to ha entirely five from disease .
Itonorks, a lierman woman, residing at 11.14
ton strven4 says, that alter using one vial of 11•Lane'e Cele
brated Vertnifoge, she passed two large tape worms.
11-R_Purelidsent will be careful to ask f,111112. 31 1 1.ANE'3
CELLIIII.ATED VF.RIIII I UtIII, mannfarturrd by FLXSIIIIO
13111)31. of Figrancnon, Pa. A:I other Vertuifitg.. rn reopar•
lain are worthiema. In. gPlane . • genninr Vennifogs, also
his celebrated Liver Fill., can now be had at all reepectable
dry. stoma. Iliwtemstutno unchain the snenalure of
leLdgedw'r leLkit IN° 111160.
musrmtnta.
GRAND MIISICAL FECTIVAI
THE GERMAN NORTH AMERICAN
Musical Association
it, 101. h Aunisernry m this ay
.7 11 - Is:I,: .41h, :•tt. find 1. ,th
T C'ENDA V EVENING., .G la
GRAND CONCERT!
NEW NATIONAL 'MEATH}
Over Tsvo Hundred andly
Inotrumentol Performer
'C.dnidielng e0n.... or the trot nineieal talent IL the
0.1 Fur tett tind. , a
the forted .etates, the c.d.-totaled Musical r.a
(11 , ; THE SEA SHORE.
fly ILe dieth-tit tired comp. - we...Jr:1,1E7.e OTI'O. I Ids I a 1,4 1.
dial . the
h,.
and the 1., an.: the E..!. -rm.,. ham tnet the
nod aceeret In England. ?Aut.. and Berman.
The CA . r11,./1 aII under the u Inn
Three.a.r, 1 . 1..13* FelltVA It
Wednerdey Afternoon, Ink, at :1 a% lock;
PRIZE CONCERT,
,Vl' I. A] .A tcl - r.17.: I. IA 1,1
On wide!, 6ern../.3 11... different Srtnetio t.. lb.
is svtl:..nq.rte r, magtaicrolS/L V VI: ti , C•
A. 5P.T..X7.`,"1311) A.N( 5 )17.1.E7
Finn In tf6" nun.
Tfl I'RSDAY, the nth, pr.. rr•:-In to i..uyL the pct.:4Al
Plc Nlc at Denny's Grove
ES kNIN,i, f-4t/•lUes aril cl4,—.
GRAND BALL
At I.AFAYETTk HALL.
44 - Price. of odullomion Tlmp ' , I
rarel,ltr. 61; Tipper Ti.r , 6tl rent.. Nilo (INao.rt,
113.1,u , i , t, t, 11. Plc-Vic Grunndm. IU c.. Ball, Jr2,Ht.l
F"' .
rEirs NEW NATIONA L THEATRE
4... m nod Nhun4, J. C. F(1,14:11.
Ai ring nna St.Lo %tong, A. IV. VorAu.
Tr...inurer G.. Z,11...1.17.
VALE. 6r ...It,
Pr:rat. no., to I,n I.lelx
...... .
Dr..ta Circle stavl I . mrquett,
Uppo.r Ti.r
iF4 . -Dotn't otwo nt 7'. I:.unLence et ! r 1,,
imattiTe.ly the lust night of th.t.ngagrme.ut of
the e-Jrld rt...owned yr.taig Amcrlcan attAta, fill and SlRti.
W../ FLORENCE.
SATURDAY EVENING, Jun, to. porb•tmod
than
me eon.: drama written by Cburits Gay of
Now Y. rl:
TEE IVIORDICVf;
Olt SAI,T L./LE: E. LIPP:.
Ted.ly 011artuon, an If lelarn., afterward. Elder O'llannon,
a 111372 wlv.a, and Inuomorable resynnalbilltle., Mr. W.
J YWILENCE...Ien,Iop• Ann, n Yar,keo Gal, V raw D.l
- Mn,. (Marmon No. Q., Mrs. FLORENCE..
Hrigbarn Young, Mr. E. W D•etti• ... Ca p t , [lays, E. A. A,
Mn. J. O. Ash.. r. 12S O'Gannon Children, 72 frOarnion
15 !see
Prevision to which will I.re lmrformed the rroteatt farce, of
A LESSON FOR HUSBANDS.
. .
Tint tTElloony . Mr. W. J. Flurene.
Pnnnp Tuttle, Wf.lbointion Mad'l MI; Htm..L.l.d.
Slocum. Lola, Tilt% Toots, Tom Toth Mry WJ.
FLOI.L.NCE.
%Ise litirtomistwe will commence with the commit. in
of
THE lIAPPY DIAN.
.hlt, W.. 1. Florence.
1 . • I 1 Irn phy
PICTURE GALLERY,
FuI:FLTII 811U:b.:T. betwoon W.”I •nd Market, Pilt.borgh
AllintOTYPE‘ , and
Ta lIOTO(IltA PIN
lton thn entr . or
TIM Ara - , ot ttotimra, tory
Prfrr, In y I
CAILTWR/OOT & YOU:1141,
(Successors to John Citiornielit,)
MANUFACTURERS and Importers of
ruches sod Table Cutlery, Surglail and Dental It,
sinanonts, Guns, Piktok, /telling Tackle, kn., No. t Wood
street. no, gi re siemal attention to tbn manuLuttnring of
Tnigtes, Supporter, kc.. Joblerut and Repalng 'mots
timitty and despatch. apifraly
CA ILOO
,t 3IBROTYPE AND PIIOTOGRA_F'I.IIO
Il 1) A LLER I Ek, .o. IA Fifth street, opposite Daly . , and
to kits ket, opposite Fleming's Drug stun, PbotognipL•
(inhaled In oil or miter colors, tinted or plain. Specimens
nod Reception Halm on the ground floor. nu OA
HITCHCOCK, MoCREERY d CO"
. LEancen,orn to itutfmnst,lll'Creery deo.]
Forwarding and Commission Merchant.,
Antl Wholeanln Den!ern In
Pr0d...., Flour and Wool,
No. 153•Pront find 1.22 Second st, Pinaburph.
IiIeLIANE Or. ANJEIt,
lICALLIII IN
Flour, Grain and Produee.
Coniuns•don and Forwarding Illerelituitii
No. 121 S.conti St., Pitt.6urgh, Po.
1112,31:1yd
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-\vl
011 Wedneaday morulug, Hoy 10th, a private 4111310.
ft ANDC),I MOIL light leather binding, end coulainitig
TL
dated from July, 115.17, to the present
The °moves addreva, "Levi It. Barrio. PhlletelPhht" wu
diatitictly wilt= In tho boot, and the pocket contained
nerd !idiom The above reward trill be paid if the book
It returned Immediately to lI.A. FAIITNIttITOCILA CO.
my2o corner of Yirat and Wad otreeta.
Btr—ra bugs !mall wbi
L te zamma , for sabevoY
N Ont.nams, Juno 4.—The Mayor'm foreei are
unorganised aa yet. AU is quiet. Great prepara
tient are being made by all partici.. The Vigilance
Committee, Commander Major J. h. Duncan. lane
Uncoil States Army, it well organized arid drilled.
The city papers nre divided; the Picayune and Cree.
ent favor the city; the True Delta and Delta fat
the Vigilance Committee; the rent are neutral. A
_
crisis is expected to-day.
osti DISS'AT. 11. E
The excitement di increausi:. The Mayor lies
i.xsued orders to arrest ,lohn M.tginhis. It taken.
they declare they will hang hint. Mac talms i t coo l .
Sew Octets, June 4.—The Vigilance c,, tritit i t
Ice is triumphant. The Mayor has resigned the mu
ni:ipal authority and the ciiy is quiet The crowd
has withdrawn front Canal street- The Vigilance
Committee has appointed a special polieu of loot)
men.
A rant, iv current on the streets that a compro
mise was affected by the city agreeing to
25 noted rtafilans to the Vtgilaece Con,leittoe, ;no
Men on each side to be sworn in as a police.
Tho report, 01 the Arsceiate true bas been
re
fared s I mittance in City Ball.
Later, 2.15, p. n.--Fifty- men with tau cana.ter
hare just taken possessiost of Canal Street, suit to
he organized by men marked by the Vigilance Com
mitt., fur pumsbment.
I:1., June 4.—Tho col, art of tLb. place
was /wept away loot night. destroying the how. of
rho Roo. 11. Ilsl.y, drowning 11Irs. fluky and eight
children: Connideruble damage was thine to nicer
houses, bin we hear of no morn lice. lotion Ina
5i, 4 4 1 1 -1 ltncnen for noy . Medicine that will
norrl PRATT A 10IVIIER's 31A0 IC Oil., Intl..
Remedy now r.,1,1 Iw /Animal.%Etrici;y4l, 11.adacta,
Tug...ache. Ann .n the .01. or /1,,,1..tirra0n... S.Jr.
Throat, Rum. ( , ntruclni and .04 I.
rorn. , dy that 1.01. rt "Nu them und tin
twr tb , ,olons. Thonwwwlr ..! I.nrw.o• baTt, rnr ,, ,l of
Owen conipinlont by thin now 1,. I' Ail ore In 00,4 (.•
a trtal. 11. w. ~ 1,1n1t,,n
Broklyn, 0 I'. For ‘ol- 1, PR. It It F. 1 1, 4 1.11,
140 Wood rlr.w t. nod J r1.F.11 IN.:, All, :hob,
Eignutire . I l'relt t Butch, ~ r , v. 1 .‘•,
blown In the L.. 41,. e;.11',1,4-11
.13 .11. 1 .6 ew.
IIou•e, Slgn •nd Oruwmca.
KEIZEMEM
.1,1-111,
W bite Lend 1111f1 ZlllO Pnili Pt.
Ills, ull kindA of oJew gil,
Putty,
144 1 1 1 .1 50,.” 4b- , s abot, Lh omorwi Aari
nalfllr.tic
GEO. 11. ANbEitSON,
3eiNrracyn FAR AN, r! ,
Every Vanyty of
PATENT AND ENAMELED LEATIIEE.
( . .Postfry •
Self. 1,4.1., ojljl,l.lt
All • r fur.41.1”..1nt th..l,wrs:
ll7r II IDES IV k r T Ii D .":. 0
dt,
1 ii;"; 41;X kL Nc,F
- - - -
S I GIIT BILLS DRANVN BY
DuscA.N. purhat3zAN & co..
UN THE rsnw BANE, 11.i.NDON. is FCAI, ...1
POUND FTFRI.IN•I AND VFW A1:10
.•s/ it, 1 , r••• ,•••
LlA•louni, tlertnany. 1ttp.,,,..%•.1 • rt..,
••t, 31,.1 f.
If. I ' (••
I , '2 1 y nfe , • r.o.
MATL&C7K. &
Co1311!..:SlON
M
E R C H A .IN. 4 T 3
Nn. 14 Pine ?Street, SI. Loal4, iflo
A
.
(;rr—T2 113.,100tn. I n
Ili CL h., Frel.,.l+t Ag.. 2.1
LIP
tV, U. It I N 3 4 :11 11:1%
111,1 , 4 1,CT.411.5 !OM DIVI.II.[RII
-
AII kl od• of Tobacco, Sts ugrand Clgosrst,
"ally ttskt.tl tho b 141“, No. 1 411.1 W 04,1
adtlltlon to Owls. 0.. . N... 4.:
w.ll Lo p10.t...1 l r ., :rar. , t,,r
ay27.lplfs
To Ater . ..oz. fluff r•tn,-1 lnnn
haring been r....t0r,-.1 health In • few .1,•• ma,
yew.
If Yuiferirur. ...en: I.•
• .py Lice pr•-•..yiptnni and a •npyly , •1 th• r , e•ly,kr
r..l,ing • •t•nlp,.l At ga
cg app ,n
ls. i • .I.lt r•
Inrect thy IC., JI Ll\ VA ^t, fare. t,
111 , - , 1,1,n, ./ 1 • 9 :!nt.10..t.,rn,..T
1 3.11-VANIC ICA ITU{ Y, nit EI.E , TEA MAi.N
ETIt
31•rnmial, for 31.411rn1 parpn•t•, .4 • 'cry sn;,l,
will W Boat free ~f Exprenn where,' an Eapyr••
. upon • remittanceof Tent/Alan,. AU,. Dr i/
11. n
KEY/41-11t. 110 •t.,
T 3 LANK DEEDS it. Moien;AGEs__Al,., ,
:flank, ••1.1
11 JOIINFT ,, ff k I - 0
•iy..•
''u n.l. P., cap
Illfs,lll' II 0 , 1.1.1%1 , ,
N.I. I Lard rei.'d r
iu.sis 1,5 RIDDLE. A , •
C ll l/311'01 . N11 1 , 110 . 1'
lb , Cy 11 I. 1, 11 , &
rriNcTuRE tiELsosomrmy f I
11 mtle byml..l Li FA II NE , Tterl. A
B Elisiv., X IVA NTED—The i,ri,•.•
1., I: I. i'A Il\ A I''l,
int.'l • , rip.r. 11...1 end i..urtb
. 7 IiBI.S. FINE FLOI'll in Thom.:..)
Ent axle!, I: A. .1 'QV!,
.
( )00
tit
.11A3ls Aiiire rOr
".
EC A Ell.
•,)
. 1111 LS. l'1:IME 1 , 101,1. BUTTER f i.nle
. 1 111411 , 7 P., & A NJFIII7-
- • . • .--
4()()"Ls.. `iOI..IILERN IVIIITE A \
IiED 111 1 1; CT in non ot.tl f,•1,1* by
tnylll 31 lIA \EA A N.IEII
1101/I)FS-1-:; /lii t I eiy
, DALZEI,I,
TJ~UUNfiR METAL—?O I.na Siift : 1 1etn1
fnr oar by n,3:17 1111!:111' 11 C. 1.1.1“
PIG IRON--30 tans Charciial
•aln iny27 T LITTLE&
-
r 4 LOUR—Extra i4mily, in 'Wis. and ..at - k.+,
rspre,,ly C.f. family u,+, In elory and for •nle
rrtyll 1,0111,113 DICK PY. 13•1 Front et. near Wo••I.
/II LS—Lard, Linseedttnil Nato Fnot (Ills
constantly on hand nt
Hops -10 first 'torn
by SI.IOIOIEII II AltliAl,lll & Cn
fIakAPWALL l':
\l'} --A ni.iw
new pattern. f..rimlo by
n,331 11', 11.111 A LI. A 01...7
HA RIAVARE PA -
24036, 116e4". At in3:ll 111 Y EYr
113111,1,E, Winn , A Cc,. 1,0.
I
and for ..t11.1.,w1, b i•
Asia FLOUR BARREL ittiops__•,,,. / „„j
qnKllty (~rNal. 1., T LITTLE 01.
5 0 BBLs. Ec;f:s I ,r male by -
WIRT.+ 011.,
nlyl3 N., 14S 1.0, tr
_
APULL and I.l.anpkte “II kiudi
or DRY GUODS. rtlenp stly
f nly TIANSoN 1....1 F. • 'l Sirtrloq
PLAIN BACON 11AM:
5 d„
In tat st‘l, tor rstlyl:3l .1 AM E; P.DIN
- 11)
3 1 , 1 , .. 7 1 , 5 :Te. N 11 . ,. . „ 1 , 7:,.t it , , ,. 5 ,, , , , i ,ti f.. eri r y5ii : . •
- 1, -, G(.i . 5:::—..1 , bbls eggs 1.,r sale by
_i_a tell IT Chill VEIL k DILWIMTII.
1 ()() 1313.1.,5. EX. S. F. FLOUR t;,r7,;l e j 7;.
in rItS L E WIS k EDO l'l'T,.sl
0L,...1..).115',A.0P.,0)},:1rt.--,....AidstiApe.,r.i::,
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the ream. 1101.,1 or ptple. n
w t ,m. n.
.1, ms .,,, ns A
ho,s.
my 21 NW areheuee, f,7 IV, - ..1 •• r....t.
_ .
FIRE BOARD PRINTS f.r e:110 by
ml at N. P.m A IL:MALI. & CO
BACON:-71 cask Shoultio•r6, Sides s
In *tom and for mit. AJ N. QA WM CC 11 & CO.
06 Fisti_i con k ju.t received and lin.
.sin by 9.0 61 . 11.1!Z43 NIL UAW'S t mt
750 .1313L5. EXTRA 1 , 431.1 Lr. F ait ft
La Eon and for We tky
JA
SP MG Elt :MR11.117011 d CO.
. •
Commercial
,3X MI TTY.}. 2 , A HITT. Arlt J.V 51.1 Y. Monongahela River 11. B. Mall Packets
- I.""' STE.A3IIIIITELeGnArII, STEatEll JIG/MESON.
PITTSLIURGII.:nani[E'rs
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Imporig by Railroad
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01..1
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11.1 i;•. givita,. .2 I ' lgr. Gf, Lbt :lour I
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firnh, in hi>ky doll. Lard huchangtl.
Cj., , tore and fdr sale
V I. LICK KY, 1...1 Fr.4.t nt, nvor WO.l
Jl:l.‘ K AV.\ NA:L . (III'S NEW WORK,
t.) A DY.1,1.411t IYr T. IC A 4 C.. .t.
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od I, eotly mkt N.e. I .r
nril II tot I:. a CO
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•alt.
A. snider's
t:4IiY
A. A nAnel
1 4 1 1S11--" , .. 1,1,f •. mI. Vi.ll. 'Crum, Sal.
j . + , .14 r II Fk 111 0.1,1.117%.9.
1 . 1 225
blli
g,..00f unier fur
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COLLIN 4.
a r l
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%, lay= imansr!
CI I I EES E —DR) 1,, Durham Palm In urrirr
fmd ~ ,tll, h 7 u1(.27 liY.S rty
500 BUSHELS POTA.I7OE-S,.
Neslauluelut and Itkil, on two suul fur .10.7
RIDDLE, WIRED & 00.
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No. , , Ipt, 1.1:111,”
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OF PA l 1.--7.. • , -, •0 4:...n.- 0 It I 'LON 1 4 . Capt. Con
a 0%. ad,l :0,, ,,, f•d-thr a 14.,. and 4 , 1 Intermndia, , nOO ,- • An
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1 ..hrist 4 o'clock P. b. FOr
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n• II BARNES
r orten.m., X
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LA 111 xf palarge
MEMPHIS AND NEW 41.1(13:.l!•S —7,, floe u, steatuer
./ 4 1 • 111:Stil.li, e.tpt W. IL
Brickel, ”111 t
p•rts ou TEIli UAL, the sth
tt cl,al ; 114.0 y dn Ward
r., F I. Atli,BAY-NE:4 .t
1 4 1 (111 31 F. 11 II I S N W _
A ..1;1.1:ANS nn. • t...un, ALNII,
.•,.11n J..ho li-h,0.0n. ol ' , gr. ! , r thQ 4t..14•11
znt.rtn,.. 41 , no TILLS PS T. Sib at r.
1/1. 1 .4... t -u.,.. to
NO J. LACti, LIAILNE.I k C T, Az, to,
Steam Marble Works.
and 1..
t e , d , u , -
nt prises. I.lul:A.r,
/:vi
(.I..“tra..t and o.tbrt, be [Ler
tLeT out
r.i.t.
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tta.: t ata ,111. art I W.o.h - tart.i T. Kral
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I t.tt Ls• alta•Lit• .1 a.: Litt !a I ltto Travis.
aat a. •t tt taa•ltuatnita...ar ..to at
att. •• I . .ttal tag,.
11 11. r ‘V. WALLACE.
1 1111 Furall
QTE.I.7tI F \ (11 Nvarrattted 1 eet
!stoat, L. t :•1... ita.tori t.t.
fa•nr 1...11,2 ma Mal Lt•IV
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p. , cl.ablel tile. LL
ORTA Ft LP: COLN AND FLOUR MILLS,
rtnp!....t and LeAt .n.f Lacent,
met,
Tbey sun I,la, tut. ar.• e.ily kept in ur.l,.r.
S.alie..rk en the largo. eella, rtu.l pre wen..rel
seet.stactt..ts, alre,tl L. 1 ,1 Ale.a Portatle
For pat ttculer• roll at 319 Lito..rty et., Piteses:ret.
W. W. WALLACE
IYlrtstei,Lime, Cement, 6.e. ---
I)CA: 4 I ' ER PARIS, for Lund Stucco
rtre Walla,
and h. , thats
quallty rCvray. las hat,! C 131) I.:b.
^rt ,. .4,. et. colt` Jew:tesT It IV. WA LI.ACE.
Lumber.
I.)INE ill I;
PaNit uggb. Bard .1. and
P.:lo and Plduk M'
ntblngle . 1 1nehlue•.
O;EUEGE'S PATENT alwayN cql hand
Ili at 'lO L.t ry pt,,,q, put ,
I. 41,' 1,,
ALL
'IZES,' n!ways on hand at 319
.1, cuyl) W. W. WALLACE.
BAGsur haildr.nd mad , .
‘,. •.r.l, at 'a nl , ^at 1,•.- pr.... 4 as any
I . and of I...tter rnsternd than
vJ f., :bat ~.arr,a• ntt.ntira. of I;4con
II KI(I4T,
n., ..f I.t Lony :Ln.l Hand strait.
tifillaS, French Corsou, French
1 IV. rk r Wore/. Ritti,
I . oaf 1;1 kinds of Tory for
.Tit) /4. 1 a C. 11A N.SON LoVE. Mark..t
• - • • --
.I.l d I . prunell,tul,le lien
i 1,t+4.. with,....A 1 , ,,...1011 and D0n...,
o for sale at 'W.1.:0..t m....0t by
WM. MITCH_EI.baI.L, Jr. k lOW..
No 2119 1,11,,ty street.
WELL1::1; IN EXCIJANII bOR MI,
1J tt EtITERN wlllatic to For.
a ronini. ot., tool walit tut,. family rellden. , , 0 , 1410
1,". nutty of to- city, or dealrlm; to ozciam,m , 446.8.rn Inn , /
r thw aatoo.wlll plonoo inquire of J. COMSTOC.6
II ELLS, El I .4 CU.,
at,ll No. SO Fourth stalwt.
rpuIRD SUPFLY OF NEW GOODS. -
_IL .11l711P111" A nuncil FIELD hare commooted recd. log the, third an; ply 1.1 Now and w ill b o
olwning
t o noN - goads. boug"..! prior, rtn.f. , lctlang eiwo,nfor
at North oast corner Fourth and klarkot sir, 1,03
N7 . OW OPEN—The best anoorted and ebenp
otock of Dor. Maxis, Chawla, Nouth.e. Mate
Mont l tiltm thu!, Noodle Work. and Domfallui m
• Ity. Ploaso , all and leo Thom. C. HANSON LOVE,
al. 14 for wo rly Lor u 13,3_, No, 74 31. k.re
(411 BX.S. WOOD'S PEARL STA_RCII in
\Jloon 01, . 1 ton Ado by
_ _
sd . T~.1r1~+.1~1~... r.~l
my, N O .O, c,..rnt and Fourth eta
UTA 1 . 0 E:!;, POTATOES-100 Primo
P
Pntators, a 9 rat-rate artiel, just it.,-,froi
sal.. by • I',IDDLE, 111.1'S 600,
nrnls.s L.:me
rry
4 1 RENc11 LI
CANTILLA LACkj
31.4 NI LF:.i Oran qualitlcl, rangy,. In prin. from sa to
?:BF, hau , l-.l.l.larogrs and Orptndnaand ..ther Dcrst,iouda
C. 110SlioN WOE. 71 Thtrli..t et.
17,'i RETILE & CLAY, of Ow Lest
on hand and for .2:rt.,. A. A. HOOOO.
IA RD AND BACON L1A316—.,; ILA. No. Y
L.‘rd, 10 caek• Tenn. Sewn Haab, tnir l nolno from
nt,navr 01. Louie for sal,. by ISAILLI DICK EY a CO.
WI 'l' I NU PAPER, of every
.deiieri !Alton,
f,r s..b, v Liolomalo or retell, Lp
TV,I. a. JOILNSTON it Co,
nly7 raper Dftlera, b 7 T. on! ntrnot.
'ULATII-24.) bbls. Extra Family, made o;
J 2 aplortod Inf. {{'Lest, saprently fur fatally taw, In
bwrt , and fur sale by 11()BEILT li/GIZIST,
apl9 111 Woo street, war Warn&
_ ..._
2x ) BUS• RED POTATOES to arrive fur
vv.'. by rn!411,... Id'HANE & ANJEft.
200 bushels prime reed Apples for sale
by tuy I: 8 Rli ER. 4 bIIITORTII.
401 ) lirsb utter 1 , - , rsa.le by
I. A.. , r0y1.7 8 11111:11 & DILWORTH.
CO3I3IERCIAL LETTER PAPER—Very
tills fur foroiqn rorr..pandeure, ruled and "Isis.
1u11.r.: W. S. HAVEN. Etats:well Vi. at also..
I
I__ _ .
EA V Y LAID. ENGLISII LETTER PA-
PE.ll.—ralnl imd Isms forWe be -
'731 W. S. HAVEN, roe. Merkel nut 2.1 out.
L AWNS, I3ERAGES.
LACE MANTLE. 9.
DONLGSTIC GOODS, Gt..,
.1. nu•l cLvap ts stock as to to Gm city.
C. LIANSGA LOVt.
20, 000—.,We2,7 P
r
ier' [ from
P. hut /MALL Ca).
, teamgo.
~itßttiat
Corr. J C. Wpmasan Carr. Grows Mal.
TUE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE
rnonine rei.Tclatiy. Morning That! Ica., rata
t• A. 31., and Evarhog Boats at
rk P. 31 fer 3PF.ecaport, E:inabsrlarnern, Manc.np.-
hem City, Bellrrern n, Fayette C.ty, llmengeld, California
erhl 11rewns,l e . thore cenneettn4 with Ifanke and Cloche
for Co 1,, 11 town, Fayette Sprf •47,e, hergantown,WaTteel•nrir,
Carla hoar , . o and
tnrougO from Patrheee, to Union
town for $2, to ;a •nrl etate-, eon,. o n be a n, ,nele,re.—
Bent , mtornith: iron Brownsville Irave at o'clock 1:1 the
nerolo.;.111.1h •r, the . eenitnr. For further Inforn,tton co-
re or the I.lflece, Wharf Bust, at the Co of Grant alma.
any G. W. SWINDLER. -tom:.
EGULAIt TUESDAY PACK
AA, ET FOR ZINESTILLE.—no fine new
.trom er E‘131.1 ItALLAII, Copt_ 51cosnon A rocs, 1.1:i leave
1.. r L!.e !..•vo end intermediate port. EVERY IC ESDAI,
o
et 4 P. v. For frolgßt or pa...a.re epry on
beard. or le FLACK. iLLILNES CO, fignr.
nu~nnan, .Cc
Full CINcINNATI &
IT LI I. —Ti. • tine 31A7,k(Eat
npt. J. !.1.: JaT. ail I ,r tuterap,!,
mt. , port. on th. htl: ir..tant, a: 4 r. u. Icr
• oo Qr to
LACK. BARNES t CO.
VuT: CINCI.‘NAI'f
_l2 MA.—Tito Fn. eteunter MAIIMORA, t
I-1. lir,tatto.n. loavo .: tlt , t abort) and t
to;mealinto storts Lit TIIIS it AY, tot
p. M. For totttn tor partottre apply on hoard or to
tuy22 FLACK, ISAIS.N & CO.. Agent.
VOR regti- _
s,-,;de. 11,1 packet SUPERIOR.. Cape.
R. I. tlrlott 't.r the 11.,te oil all attormet....l4
port.,,, TIIIS DAY, Sth o'clock. M. For frotglt t
loot' go apply ou Ward, or to
... , .
so ,S) FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agont,..
. _ .
1, 1 0.1 i CiNi2INNATI AND LOU
,
isSiLLE—Th-• f: r. r , teaster F.ELIANCE,
l'llilt. F. X. Brno, will fella, I , r fta al , nro asd tII interts.-
diNte p,.rte, ~n TILI DA S, WI inst., at IP. :I. irr
freight sr ins.age apply on t.,:sr,i or to
Is. , 5 A LACK, BARNES A CO„, Agent,.
oF:t. iLouto, &r
IFOR ST. LOUIS & KEOKUK.
Al, Itean,r YeLTON CITY, Capt.
Ilmol Z. Bri.fell, o Lave for the above rilld all
dotto port,: on FiATIIIIDAY, 4411 Inst., at 4 • 'clock, P. X.
I 4 , r , 1,4111 or pasnage apply on board, or to
JoZ YLAC6, BARNES G CO., Agonta.
Air t i .: , S .
, E ,A R „ LIS r
IZ E ST. P LO A I B II 6 S. E 4, \ L - 2
, CK 14 , 411 , 44,1.ENA. lICJIUQFG AND I , r.
%plorotol 4n.or YR, Capt. Draro..l II
.• al-0.,
oc limo port. on ~.trt, H .
I , oy, IC', 4.at .ot 4 0',.1k P. r 4. froizht or palatgo
h•J Fi..lt:l:, ItAIINEs k ro.. n; Lt.
I, I OIIST. 1.01:IS A. 311:3501.j:I
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1., r WAINE, envt. Mull, , nil: ‘,.., F. I- tho •Is,‘,. ar,,l
~ int , nr , •that.. i , r - r• ...n s STY I;DAy, na, ,n•t .at 4 0% il,
, .. 4 • fr. ~,t,t ••• passas.. sp,.:n. . a ts , strl or to
le,,,st•i( . ISA lINES A. 1,. 4....nts
I 7( lit ,:', !'. /. 1 )t IS - I It , line nowap o . A
i r ti .• n , .. • Ind nll ri ,,, rnodtal. p..rts on ,STUtu, 1.
r, 1. , Ls, , ... • ~.i fI. SCE. 11.1 P-NM, CO . Az-n...
I~OR :'il. 1,011.5.--11.2 :p1en,1,.1
steam, .if )14.i t'..Flti:3lltrP, C.rtalnjdatt
:.., , 6, , 1..,......,:1 :ears F.r ~ o Itiro7, and all int , nnditt,
~,,„1 0 ...n r lII,s DAY Wl' not. at 4 WO 4 . . t P. IF Fut
1r ,. .1it , 1 3 . ,,, g0 a1.1.1S , , ... , 1 nr to
Ins.!:
I LnC&. 13AF:N Y,S k CO. Am•r•t,
11 01: ST. LOUIS, GA/.I;NA, DC
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11l cli - E, Sr. PAL'I. A or. AN ,, , LIONT . F ...kl7 /5'' ,...
4 41,1, I.' r , "l - ~. 5 - plas,,, s' -,n, lieraQ
I , lln. C..apt. It Csilronn 'all' tr-sss I, tho alm.rn tu ! all
, i,orms , ll,••ls.t, .'qn Tlll3 DAY, sth inst.. - at 4 ~.., . ..t
r. , t. 1',.” liti,At , issags nprl, .., /0,1, 1.,
CIIAY. 111,. ~.,
. .
F°ll NT. L01.:1. li.Clik.l:‘ . l,
1ttu1m,..,.. 51uscat.a, basenis,t, Rack'
,a,t, 0,,,5,,,5, Dn:rno,... La Crosse, \Venom, and at. , ~.,..
Th , •t... n, Al:tit/NA CT. q 'apt. G...1' Mr 1,,n,
,5,.1 len. , r-t Os al.ara •
and all .•,..,,,, , ,,,,,,,, r t.. , n
Til I'. DA Y. Eli, not.i e , 4 P. M. For ID•lght , i As
,,, WI•IY nn , q.t.', fit to
x n[,
glrly edratto, &t.
IMESEE
ai=233!!
It. L. FAH - SF:STOCK &CO.
faigreilattroug.
PEILIMIN dr. JO: 1 =80N
!hying facrtased mn.facturing
W_ CHTT_ADS & CO'S
PATEN i ELASTIC FIRE
AND
WATER. PROOF CENENT ROOF/Z:
• •
A RE now prepared te execute ordersfor
descripllon of P.....,fatef, Cr flat. at Om shorter! •
[legend with the atahost can., /sea.; .V.:erroicol It pat
14.4.1 that =got be eutTsasTal for
Cheapness and Durability.
Qur too rw trot known to 1,711:1, Crl ectory ft
at. ir-gtitllali.l3 In f v:nr this ltnctieff tad
le n,cll by callln; at oar OW: o. No. ;a huathfield 2Ln:l4-
Pull %age manned with tho /thorn Eco-flaTtarr be sta.
Ii N..! oat, -.riser Wylie rrt llofh atret...fx . J. I.lc.
near comer of oat arol Soath s. rveth
W Los:us. Es 1., Ihnonorol opta,ta
Stable; Storn nf t 4 tragr.roril^r •.f . 11stAnt and SOTtri tI
ail,' Bova. of It. H.S.I,T, WM' lc Fln—rosnlln Was
liost Ilona. of Ilobnrt Flynn,
...I stregon etoro • At W..bster g
Stablo s.'
v o rr, r 3/;•.y and' Eagan..
sfla , f• 11..- ,•f Ir. It. Wilivons. Esq.,
Ruh: floe , of 50...:0r. J. I*. Wog. 1: - `vil vont A:
Cta , n, Eat ty: 14 ...I ta. t:., !boss t. urb:as 3 1:11a
l•ro "I .7("INA,N,
aphdettlyF ,
BOOTS Ain) g/OES,
C:HE AP F'OH CAHIi.
JAMES ROBE,
0...0 a: tr.E:::
NEAR 3IA ILZPI:SE,
'price mt.: of
LA DIRS',3IISSEe nut CIIILDRE:CS Da:77i ofni 3110
CALF, KIP AND
DOOT:, SlivEci.OXPriED
TERS .
601'S' AND rorTns , BOOTS, EI GAI IIOE9,
A v.rf srunitior article and very coat,
Direct frvro the 'dioulm - tarn, srt:ch ho
Pup PACridliC at very pfor
This stock comprises ore nt tho largest ormortm-nts tot,
farad to any city, soitatilo lie city sod oniroiry palm- am
Caring orer tomnty pion oxpori.n. - A iu buyir,f, ca troal.
that Go eon 0n,,..,,,, r , cuircsfully Invitee al
to ..at to c All, assoriug them Ilsst they will bri
marZ—inyli
_ _ _
Male and Female Academy.
.\',,..e
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HENRY
LOCATED in a healthful and heatniful re
gfou of country, ii miles Nerth of
entire freedom (rum all irr.ne.ra , r„ii . The mono
end religions culture of the Pp.iii ti..rarle, rite', I,
Turfnuee. The Students for the ren-1 i• 0:411,1 Ihrfa2
lip of (ho Principal. The rout., of in.i.treeri., i i•
henriee and thorough.
Terms pier I , lllliOEl of 21! tr I. ',lin,
lighter washing awl Mane.
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