Vitisburgt oat 7 5' ttr. .v.vxrems - Fritemri ' MONDAY MOANING', JUNE 21, UM OPAIOIAL PAPER OP THE CITF. City, and, News M , 110A5 Bitaa's GASIL—The Gasette has al -1 wart used and still cliches tense Its influence in behallef the law, when that law is not clearly Incompatible with the higher law of God. We believe the law against lotteries in this State is, if wisely and justly administered, a good and Wholesome one. We could not forget, in our errePulitY with the man who Is found guilty under thisenactment, the fact that ho has been the means of produciig greater suffering than is justly Inflicted upo him by the law. lie in= fringed fa view of its penalties and it does nEt lie in his mouth to complain when those penal ties are inflicted. That in general is the feeling we bad last Sa turday when we saw Morgan Bryan sentenced ono year to the penitentiary for lottery dealing. But there were other considerations that had their weight with us, Why, of all those men against whom indictments are pending, was this young, unfortunate and poor man, selected to be 'J tried first? We do most conscientiously believe that neither Judge Welare nor any other officer of the Court designed making this man t a acape goet for the Elias of the whole, but will not the eentenee inflicted upon Bryan in effect make him the only sufferer Is there any man who thinks several individuals whom we could name, and who have grown rich in lottery dealing, will re main to he tried, now that it has been announced that the penitentiary is open for them? nay, more, that Bryan has received but a slight punishment in comparison with what the " big fish" may expect? Ilia conviction and sentence is an advertisement to the world, and will not fail to find its way to the ears of interested par , , tieS, that if they come into that prisoner's box, thererill only go out of it to the gloomy cells of a Prison. Does any one suppose that men who have houses and lands, and horses and coaches, men who, from the profits of lottery dealing. Wear purple and fine linen, and flue sumptuously every day, are to stay here, after due notice of what they may expect? Poor Bryon is a crucified witness. Look upon him. gentlemen, and flee from the wrath of offended law. Would it not have been better, would not the ends of justice hove been better subserved, if Bryan had been bold for sentence until some of the men "who have fattened upon the commn i nity," as Judge McClure expressed it, bad been first tried and convicted! Nay, would it not have been more in accordance with the policy of a generous as well as a just law to have put some chief one of the law breakers in that pris oner's box In the outset, and thus, beginning at the "top ofthe heap," to have left a wide mar gin for the exercise of the-Cousin discretion 'in nieleing out punishment to the aubortlinate act- Ora in this drama of law-breaking? These hasty theephte _obtruded themselves upon us as we saw the:stricken Bryan taken from Coast. to prison, and we think they passed through the minds of many others who were there. We take It ripen ourself to say that the community now demand:fibs trial of the "men who have grownfal7 - .in ~ibis Caginess, and will not rest content With, ihn incarceration of a man who bad noteven -- ;nioney enough to secure the services Orin attorney; or to leave to his wife and fainily:one day's, bread. Bring on your successfallottery men now, if you can find -them. Tern'Lucie pass.—This is the name of a lit tle paseage between the Alississippi river and the Yazoo; • entering the former at a point not far from Helena, it winds through a rather thick ly wooded country, with many fine cotton plan tations on either bank, to the Yazoo. The coun try through which it passes is so nearly level that the current runs either into or out of the Yazoolii. up to the relative height of the Mis sissippC4The mouth of the pass was filled up, 60100 two.years ago, under the general system .State Levees. The boatmen who had been in the habit of trading down. through the pats to ' the Yazoo, and thence down to Vicksburg, to gether with the wood.ctuters along its banks, ebeiled at this levee, and opposed the closing if the pass But the general eafely of the Yazoo valley planters required it to be stopped, and it was. therefore cloned securely. Our late accomats inform us that this levee &crows 'the 'mouth of the pass has given why, under the continued pressure of the Miseissippi; and they mighty torrent which is now rushing thrankh_the rich alluvial valley of the pass, to the Yazoo, uprooting huge trees in its 'course • bids fair to rival, In its destructive power, the other — great crevasses below. When we recollect that there are no hills, in this part of Miaeissip pi,--icarcely a bank high enough to mark the margin of the pass,—and that this valley, to gether-With the lower Yazoo, contains some of the best cotton plantations in the State, some idea may be formed , of the terribly destructive character of this breach of the Yazoo Tees `f. Vanasoo Co.—Tho Anti-Lecompton men of Venango are in earnest. They have cut old Mr. Buchanan 'clean, and put a ticket in the field on their own responsibility. The Convention re ., • tly aasembled'in Franklin pat In nomination the lowing ticket: Am (y—J. , C. Porterfield, of Richland. AnioCialie Judge—Hamilton Stowe, Tionesta •Contmiztioner--John Variation, of Jackson. -Atulito,f—J. Clark Ferry, of Frenchereek. Farivnin C0. , -..The Republicans in Fayette are wide elflike. AL a recent meeting there they ptuuted'a series of resolutions, and endorsed the true 'doctrine in a very enthusiastic manner. Of course, the glorious Republicans of that dis trict know their best men and will put them in the field. If they do that, if they give to the people the name of a man for Congress whom the eyes of all are turned upon at this moment, Montgotneiy will be nowhere. Daowrino.—About nine o'clock, Friday even ing Lost, a middle-aged man named Robt. Getty, end his step-son, aged about twelve years, were drowned from a skiff, in the Ohio river. They went out for the purpose of taking up a "trot" fishing line. Getty was slightly intoxi cated, and (against the remonstrance of the boy, ,who was desirous of'-attending to the line him nett.) twisted on going; while out, Getty leaned over too far, and, the skiff turning on one side, both were thrown into the water and drowned. Getty resided with his family (a wife and several children) on the bank of the river, in the lower end of the First ward, Allegheny city . , and was a painter by occupation. yATTEXPTED SUICIDE IN THE COUNIT woman named Mrs. Graham made two attempts " to commit suicide in the county jail on Satur dar„. nppears that she end her husband were'arreated for quarreling, on rriday night, and locked in the Allegheny watch-house. While there,.she attempted to hang herself with her shawl, - arid was only saved by another pris oner, who gavethialarm and had her cut down. On Satuzday Morning, while being taken to ber cell injail,she jumped over the balustrade, but was caught in time to save her. Subsequently sheattempied to;cut ter throat, but was discor edin tintetnprevent her carrying her intentions into'efreeL-' The jailor, after this, put her in ability - for sate keeping. Tai Grand Jury will be in session again to .. I day, when the case of M'Eee will be submitted to them. We understand that he claims to be able to prove an alibi, and thus-clear himself, if . his case should ever come before the Court, from g any suspicion of ever having been an actor in the horrible tragedy; with which his name is now so prominently, connected. On the other J.: band, it is rumored that there are persons who O.'. can swear to his having been present at the Athenaeum, just previous .to the time when it is '.. a ll eg ed be was seen by Prof. Baehr at the door 11 of that building. It In said that if a true bill bo found by the Greed Jury, the-ease will come on for trial at the present term of the Court. Tin iimernatn.—hir. S. Brown, formerly an officer on the Baltimore & Ohio Ra ilroad, and a t railroad man of acknbwledged ability and ex perience, returned • yesterday from a trip over I,t the line of the Hemptield Railroad. The object it of the trip was to ascertain the actual extent of , the damage to the road, and to estimate the cost `4 of repairing the same. We learn that according to the estimate of Mr. Brown, ten thousand WI put the road in running order. The •itti • damage is not near so great as ' has been sup posed..-117teeling Intel., Sat. Gonat'a Lany's Boor, for July, is oat and /1114 in our table by Meseta. Hard Miner. It contains ati original eng4aving, entitled "Nor -3 ship t,ho.Wildernees, the usual variety of 4raahlon plates and ladies pattern., a ballad en. 1 titled nNellie Gray," set to..mnalo by Geo. R. poutton, besides a large amount of interesting miscellany.-:, f, --Wan:issues night of last week, ld'elellatrs E Hotel, in Uniontown, was *hilted by a robber, who relieved nearly, all in the hotel (which was 4 filled by parisma in attendance at Court,) of all the money and other yainables abonftheir pock- A man named Robert Mills has been iir r.ieriested as the perpetrator, and commltted to an;. ZE. , " iwer at COurt.; In default of $5OO bail. — Rev. A. W. BLACii, a distinguished divine or :0 this city, has been appointed to the chair of Bib- Real Literattro In the Reformed Presbyterian Theological' Seminary; at Philadelphia. The Do otor is a strand theolozian, a ripe echolar,aad en accomplislied Triter and speaker. TUX EtellbenTiile Herald uge: ~ T he wool olip of Jefferson comity tuts senandly bass se cond in prime order, and most of it is reedy for =Mt: M " ".1"11,P'"In'u! Court of Qat Sessions John Homier, charged with maintaining a nuisance, in the shape of a bone-yard, near Oak :land, was brought before the Court. N. B. Sawyer bailed him. The complaint had been made against him by his neighbors, on Friday, and he was committed by Alderman Rogers on that day. George Shallenberger and Samuel Barton, convicted of malicious mischief, were sentenced each to six months in jail. These are two stout, hearty young fellows, who are to be supported at the expense of tho county for six months, whereas they ought to be put at work and made to earn their bread at least, and eo defray their expenses. A well conducted work-hones is needed iu this county. William Williams, convicted of petit larceny, was sentenced to three months in jail. William 11. Hoover, convicted of stealing shin gles, (and also of stealing a skiff,) was sentenced for the first-named offence to one year in the penitentiary. Arthur Anderson (colored) was sentenced for larceny, [he plead guilty to six charges,] es if there were but one charge against him, all of the larcenies having been perpetrated at one time. Penitentiary for three yearn. Jacob Schwemly, alias Schwambtey, convicted of stabbing Hamilton Needs, and on the same evening with shooting officer Clark, in the Fifth Ward, was sentenced to two years in the Peni tentiary for the stabbing and two years for the shooting. Wm. Johneon, convicted of assault and bat tery on Francis Scott, (both colored,) was sent to jail one month. John Berry, convicted of assault and battery with intent to kill L. Sahl, Jr., was sentenced to ono year in the penitentiary. The jury which found the verdict against him also commended him to the mercy of the Court, which shortened his sentence one year. Morgan Bryan, convicted on Thursday of lot tery dealing, was brought before the Court just before the hoar of adjournment. Mr. Hays, his counsel, said that he had been solicited by a largo number of citizens, and was prompted by hie own feelings, to say a few words in behalf of this defendent. The law under which be is to he punished bad almost lapsed from neglect. Twenty-eight years the law has stood on the statute books and this is the first case of the kind that has ever come before this Court. Mr. Bryan stands before the Court without any re proach upon his character. He has a wife, four children and his mother depending upon him for support. Mr. Swartzwelder said a few eloquent words in behalf of the prisoner. He mentioned the good character of the prisoner; the business of lottery dealing is made n punishable offence by' law in this State; in some others it is coital lered and treated as a reputable business. This man is the father of a large family of small children, and the Court will do its duty by inflicting a mere nominaTpunishment. Judge McClure said he had no doubt Mr. Bryan was only a beginner, and by no means so worthy of punishment as others who have grown rich in the business. This is the first case. Some Case must be first and it happens to be this one. If this young man is sent to jail it will establish a precedent, and no one can be Cent hereafter any Where else. We thus repeal a section in the act. We wish to be mild and merciful, especially to this man, who is a poor man. We wish it was some other man; some man who had grown rich in this business; who holds up his head. Those who are able, travel away. If this is the only man that is to be sent to the penitentiary, it shall not be our fault, so help us heaven. We say here, however worse others may be treated, we will treat no man better than Mr. Bryan. Vi a are inn responsi ble position; are taking an important step and it most be in the right direction, if possible. We have consulted long and anxiously on this mat ter and we are agreed. Mr. Swartzwelder here said that if the sen tence were postponed until next Saturday, some additional testimony would be produced that would show this prisoner worthy of the greatest stretch of mercy at the hands of the Court. Mr. Hays added some remarks of similar tenor; he said the lottery business in this city has already been broken up; not a ticket can be bought here. The Judge said that as for as the mildness of this decision is concerned it will be no prece dent. When we get some man who hoe grown 'fat in this lottery business we will give him more stress punishment. If the lottery host paces is broken up now how long rill it stay so if this Court fails now to do its duty? The Court then sentenced Morgan Bryan to a fine of Gi cents and to undergo imprisonment in the penitentiary for one year. Poor BAEUR.-0.11 Saturday, Mr. Gashle, ono of the employers of the murdered man, who died at the Scott House on last Friday, from the effects of a wound dealt. him on the night of the Sth of June, by an assassin, came to this • from Baltimore and took charge of the ro ma •s. They were taketigway for that city on the night train by the P. R R. Mr. G. spoke in the highest terms of Mr. 8., as a man of integ rity, sobriety and industry. Ho had been in the employ of Cathie & Co., piano makers, for several years, and had given them the meet en tire satisfaction. lie leaves, in that city, a wife and two children to mourn his untimely end. Ills family depended entirely upon him for sup port. The news of his death spread a gloom over all the large establishment with which he was connected as well as over all those who were acquainted with him. He had written home to his family and his employers daily while he was confined at the Scott house. Redesigned going from hero to Canton, on business. and announced in almost his last letter that he would be about again in a few days. Mr. G. received, with great satis faction, the true assurances that Prof. B. had received all the attention possible at the Scot House and at thci hands of Dr. Kern, his phy sician. We hope and trust that the perpetra tor of the foul deed which ended so tragically, be he who he may, may bo brought to justice speedily. Ma. aim Mns. Join Danw.—This talented and popular couple have been engaged by Mr. Poster and will appear again to-night at the New National Theatre in two excellent pieces.— First we arc to hear the beautiful comedy of Delicate Ground with John Drew as Citizen &wife°ld and Mrs. Drew SU Pauline ; to be fol lowed by Bronyham's great drama of the Irish Emigrant, in which John Drew will appear in Ida inimitable and life-like personation of O'Brien. Mrs. Drew plays Polly Bobolink. The performance concluding with the farce of the Christening. This is a good beginning for the second week, and the bill will draw largely. Tun MISS UrIVEILED, or a Brief history of Twenty-Two Imbecile Children. We acknowl edge the receipt of a neat book, of 147 pages, bearing the above title, from Dr. Parrish, whose visit here, a short time since, with five Imbecile boys, excited so much interest in this commu nity. This book is put forth to awaken a more general interest in the hearts and minds of Christians, in the good work of training and in structing imbecile children. At a more favora ble time, we shall say more about it. A Ptc-ofc, for the benefit of St- Parini schools, will come off at New Linden Grove. Oakland, on Tuesday nett, the 22d inst. A brass band will he present to enliven the scene with appropriate music.. A dinner and refreshment table have been erected and from the known taste and efficiency of the ladles having them in charge, we can promise entire nails faction. Omnitonms will leave the Court House at short. intervals during the day to carry persons to the grounds at a moderra charge. Waxen kid gloves, white silk gloves, white silk and Marseilles vesting., white duck pant stuffs and cording, inp_vir on hand at Carnaghan'e, Federal St., Allegheny City. A full stock of ready made cloth ing for man and boy% adapted to tho season, and a general stock of pieoo gods for castor's work. Ten Lore OF PRAMS.— "The love of praise, hawser concealed by art, Reigns, more or less, pad glows in every heart; The proud, to gain it, toils on toils endure, The modest shun It but to make It sure." It is our province to praise the garments made at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of nockhill & Wil son. No. 6n3 and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth, Philadelphia. ilmustmento F - OSTER'S NEW NATIONAL TIIEATILE Sufic [nape. and Manager... ....... .J. C. FOSTFJt. ActlEta and Stage Marne, A. W. Yormo. 'hemmer 11En. Eiroaur. SCALP or enters. Private Rolex to hold lax [oolong. Dress Melo mid Pargactto Upper Tier q; -Door' open at 73i o'clock. Comment, at '% to DEM= ItrAtogagorroist, Incompliance with the mi I Toreet le quest, of the celebrated artists, AI R.sud MBA—WU N DREW. They will appear tonight In their most celebrated charac ter,. Three glorious plena. MONDAY EVENING, Jams 2114 ISSS, e-111 he presented the besatifal come:lint& of DVXaZCATE GROUND; OR, TILE DAYS OR THE REVOLUTION. Mt . Iola ' : Dre w. p e g w. After which the over popular drams of TIED MISS 3DNIGRILIPZ. Catetan..' Mr. John Drew. As played by him upwards of flee hundred night. with the most hrllnmt IMCCM. .11re. John Drew. Bolls Bobolink. To conch:Mir mitik tbo glorious Woo or TILE CIIRISTENINO. llobkinsTaidily Mr. A. W. Young. A EST NE\' S from all party of the World. •See the NEW YOOK DAILY lIKIIALIL YAIDLINE AAA TIM M .PMLADELYIILI DAILY FILMS ani CiNCLANAII COMKEUCIAL, PUBLIC uttLe c;ity , b 7 los,ftt t* ".1 rth emu ropoes. imam IdINHZI3, Munk I%ii. By Last Night's Mail Latest Particular• of the Ezploslou of the Penneylvanta.-Causes of the Catas trophe. The Cairo correspondent of the Cincinnati Casette had the fallowing, among other statements, from Capt. Kline falter. There wero only from twenty-five to thirty people lout. Of these, six were cabin pamengenr, including tour gentle men, ono of whom war a Catholic priest, sad twu The remaJuder were deck pauongerk limmen, and others of the crew. The whole number at riemengerc wrie about 250. The HomoLb Eagle and Enquirer, of 15th, saye, a largo number of the wounded, are lying at the Ibrettange and Gayoso louse. The corpse of the first engineer tree lying this morning on the guard or the Frisbee. Ho ‘••• • men of tremendous mumiller power. He must have been BIZ and one-half fivt high. He wee to his berth In the 'Ural" when the boiler expimied, and etraap to tell, t het while he tias died of his Injuries, his brother, the assistant engineer, who was on duty; remains uninjured. The brother was bl own through tie amities shop, and, clinging to the hurricane rod', drew his wonndal chief engineeron the wood tent. ' We stood by the assistant while the tears wore In his eyes, far the corpse was near him, and heard him my, In a broken voice do not care now, brother is gone; I don't tram how it happened I bed on from 130 to 135 pounds of steam, less than wo often curry; I cannot account for :L We were In the current of the river, cur newt place of running, when the exploskou ocrurred:' One of the liremen,:who was Cored, attributes the disaster to a want of water in the boilers. • • . . The following statement of • gentleman :shone name WI Le recognbrod by our readers, we aloe take from th. Nag! and Enquirer: "We bad on Interview on the whartbost with Ilr. Few : Dorris, the second engineer, who was on duty at the time he otphation. Ile gate us the following particular.. "I was second engineer on the Pennsylvania.: my broths James Dorris, was that engineer. When the accident oc eucrud, 1 was on duty; my brother wanaleeplng in the ter When we loft New Orleans, the machinery was in good co. ditlon. When the accident occurred, I was standing braid tho steam gage on the foot box. I had tried the water no five minutes before, and there wan plenty. The presence o steam wag 195 to 130 pounds. (Ma Wood, in hie second or count, my. the prcsatro allowed woe 150 pounds.) Titer. was no appear-afro of anything being wrong. The belle had been in 0,0 about four years. An I stud on the foot box, the boat going et her tons speed, not faster, there came a burst—how it affected me a first I.nnot toll, but I found myself In the blacksmith' &hop, which Is a little eft of where I wae attending; fro.. thence linnipod Into the river. When ha the water,' canal, hold of something and climbed on board and horrid to ve. my brother; I helped to get him out; he was ;tut in slat boat, badly scalded, and died on the Frisbee That le all I know, and it in the same I shall tell ripen my dying bed." J. P.'flre ' correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial who was on bard of the lthfated boat, mytt: "This In Let a general oaths° of the disaster of tha eventful Batthath. Thom who have never men destruction like this cannot form the faintest idea of it. No pen can portrey wren. like theee—ao language can convey the ghastly horrors that hover astound them. Os to the cause of the explosion, none can toll. SOLID say it was burning anal In unsuitable Menaces. The grate. had Just been cleaned, mud new and powerful Ores were Just at their loon Intense best. _Some any she was working but little steam, and that the accumulation of power overcome the old end somewhat weakened hollers. Some attribute It to low water. Some, If not all, of these thing. might bate been the cause but what, In all prboabillty, will femur re main mystery. More of the deck passengern were killed Irom the fact that it was a cool morning, and many ware standing and lying near the boilers to keep warm. The cense of the sodden Ore =Molds wtn the turpentine etowcd below. [ltems Lg our Specia/ Reporter.] /T WILL well repay any person who contemplates the purchase of a Sewing Machine or wishes to in spect a piece of perfect mechanism, to call at No. IS Fifth street, the head-quarters of R. Rr.d, the agent for Wheeler k Wilson, of New York. At this elegant and well known establishment may be seen samples of the various machines constructed by the firm named above—neat, ornamental and useful apparatus which has received the highest testimo nials of merits ever rendered an improvement of this kind, from the ablest journals and the ablest pens of the day; from scientific, mechanical and agricul tural societies, and from the great public itself. The points of excellence which characterise this machine above all others we may enumerate as follows: Beauty and completeness of stitch ; from its pecu liar firmness called the "lock-stitch"; economy of thread; simplicity and therougnese ; portability; speed; quietness of operation; strength of seam; applicabilty to all kinds of sewing; elegance, de.— Every family which can afford the purchase, land its cheapness brings it within the reach of all,) every shirt-maker and tailor, every general seamstress should possess one of these invaluable improvements. It would even be policy and wisdom for people in the country and villages to club to-gather and pro cure a machine, as with it labor may be abriged a thousand fold and the slavery, of domestic life re lieved to an incalculable deg-roo. Remember they are to be had in this city only of Mr. Reed at 65 Fifth street. As genuine, fashionable, durable and as cheap a supply of upholstery as any person can desire to se lect from satisfactorily, may be found at the stand of Roberts & Rue,rigk, No. SS Fifth street.— Both members of this firm have had considerable experience in the business and are in every way qualified for the position they occupy. Sour non DAT, when the calmness and equanim ity of the sty ii reflected in pow- countenance, pay a visit to G lON JOU' , whose Ambrotype and Photo graphic tlallery occupies a portion of the front in the ..Apollo Buildings," on Fourth street. You will come away assured that be is a first.rato opera tor. W ATKINS, at No. 23 Wylie stro.at, personally supervises the manufacture of the fine assortment of Indica' and Missea baits, shoe. and gaiters, which ho offers to the public. No dealer in thin branch Ls more deservedly popular than this gentleman. ❑e is always "op to time" in his patterns, and his price, era not undersold any where. WE will hereafter present a few certificates—a few of the many voluntarily tendered—of the virtue of I/menu:4l3'r Vegrlahle Coonyoutol, In lung, chest and throat complaints. We era convinced that among modern remedies for dia.,os of this class it has never had a superior. We can conscientiously recommend it. The Fish and Oyster emporium which is so well known as the "Old Dominion," et the earner of Liberty and Iland streets, maintains nobly the high reputation which has been earned for it by its ener getic and gentlemanly proprietor, Mr. /frory Nab,. When fresh fish ore desired apply at the "Old Do minion" with cttriorril certainty that ynti will not re gret the step. Shifter, whose visit to G0th...1 created no little son • tuition in the gossiping circles, has returned, and re ports the speedy and honerablo adjustment of the "Styx" difficulty a not doubtful fact. Do Jet, that he Is about receiving an addition to his stock, which will enable him to furnish still more satisfactory, pictures at hie cheap gallery, N 0.93 Wood street, Messrs. Speace & C's., No. 73 Market street, pre sent rare inducements to those who purchase Dry Goods, etc. Their establishment is a large and well supplied emporium of all the articles comprised in the trade, and their assortments are invariably of the best description, purchased for r ion by Mr. Spence himself, a dealer of the widest experience. No easterner of this house has ever been heard to complain of want of attention or impoliteness of any of Its attaches. They are all 9.otiemen. It Is not so much a question with the individual who deals with a Merchant Tailor, upon whom shall I bestow my patronage? as It is, who can best sup ply my wants? Without invidious intention sto will venture to assert that Mr. Jfenatier, of No. f,3 Market street, ranks as one of the first clothier, and furnishers in Pittsburgh. His assistant, Me. A. L. Fraser, who superintends the cutting and fitting de partment, is a young man of the highest ability and qualifications. Patronize young merit nod enterprise. The lives of the best men the world has ever known were em• phatic teachings to this effect. Among the worthy artisans of this city we take pleasure in commending to public patronage Mew, Dm,. If. !land lin, noun and Sign Painters. Their shop will be found on Fifth, near Liberty street. Sfrinrnek, of the Excelsior Restaurant, No. II I Wood street, still continues to improve Ilia splendid Dining Saloon. We may safely say that It will be as neat and elegant in appearance as It is substantial in fart. Pittsburgh requires a first-class saloon of this kind, where meals are served up per order at any hour, in the beat style. That requisition is well met by the Excelsior, from the supplies of which there is nothing solid or epicurean in the lino of gab, fowl, game or vegetables, but may be had "on the word." A responsible, reliable and honorable arm, en gaged In the Liquor trade—en old and well estab lished house—Li that of John Ilryar b Cu., No. 155 Liberty street. From them pure Liquors can be had invariably—a consideration of rand Importance— and the purchaser will always enjoy the advantage of a well assorted stock from which to make a selee lion. Tite Gents' Furnishing Establishment and Cloth ing Ball of 31r. °heifer, at No. 88 Wood Wool, af fords very superior advantages for the purchase of Gents' Youths and Boys' garments. While In style Mr. Chester's work is invariably no fait, its charac ter for durability is second to none tarned out in the city. A vary large and elegant assortment on hand gives tho customer a Ono opportunity of selecting to his taste. Singer' Sewing ifacAinr, ono of tho earned Inver, no of tho kind, and by many competent judges now considered the boat, improved and perfected in ovary stage of its history, ia wall worth examination at the hands of those who contemplate purchasing an apparatus of the kind. Hr. R. Straw, corner of Market and Second streets, agent for this city, will take pleasure in showing - the different varieties to any who may desire to Inspect their operation. Da. 11I'LANs's Vr.amirvaz always resorted to when every other remedy fail.. ticw Yeas, Feptember 1616,185'd. This le to certify that my child, three yoare old, was troubled with worms some six month.. I bad tried several kinds of medicine, bat none of theta done any good; end it was not until I tried M. klcLlne's colebreted Vermlfoge, prepared by Fleming Drok, that mho found soy relief. !gave her the coatente of one bottle, ;which brought from her a very large quantity of worms, bat they were so completely cut to pieced It was Imposaible to count them. My datiglp tar is tow doing well; Indeed, she Is completed) reamed to health. I therefore take ploreture to recommending It to parents. I would uy, by et means keep &supply of thin vallabte ruedisine constantly inyour hoar,. I bare known many children to die woideuly from the effects of ROM.. It also out unfreunently happens that children ere treated fur croup, when the choking .d coughing la cawed nether, by the imitation of mama Therefore, I say again, keep it always in the ham; It mete but Ilttle, and msy be the menu dinning Ilfe; and at any rate It will u»physi cians' bills. KW. LANE, No. 333 Eighth greet. 113..Purcheseni will be careful to sat for DR. 3:PLANES CELEBRATED TE631111:10E, manufactured by FLE3IINO OROS.of Prrreanion, Pa. All other Vermifugee in compare bon are worthlers. Dr. )Plane's genuine Vending% 11111143 hie celebrated Liver PlDa,ean now be had at all 7ectable drug rote. NentgeouLaciaLkold theripmetscre folk:l6'lnm? ILEIII3IO BROS. GALVANIC BATTERY, OR ELECTRO MAGNETIC Micmano, for Medical pumps., of a very super or kind, wUI be sent free of Express charges, wberever an Express mum, upon a remittance of Ten Dolan. Address D. OEO. IL KEYSER, No. 140 Wood at, Pittotiorgb. Po. apB:dawP Coal by Weight THE subscriber is cared to deliver in J. Allegheny or Pittsburg CANNEL OK 111 ODS COALS Of the hest quaLty. Al all Coal delivered by melt weighed, purchaser. eta rely on getting MI measure. AD.. COKY, LISIE., - FIR IS BRICK AND CLAY. W. A. SWIMS°, Allegheny Ceal Dot , rural Carver Anders= st. sad Rah wad. VINE HAVANA CIGARSI--Celeste Im Dora, Corona Ducial, !ems DolooloiLbeno&Doi Den azd onions ethos lbw Druids ot *OD A. D. XDANSIASZ thlo, Wood 4. Telegraphic NE W 1 - 011 E, JUDO 19.—Tho stcaniohip Vanderbilt, from Havre and CORTE, on the oth init, had arrived at thin port. She made the passage in nine days and thirteen and a half hours. She reports favora ble weather. In tho House of Lords,. tho sth inst., Earl Clar• en.lon asked if the Government could lay before the Rouse any information concerning the proceedings of the British cruisers in the Golf. Lord Malmathury said ha had nothing but ex .arts statements, hut from a conversation With the American Minister be believed there was no great difference in tho views of the two countries: on the question, and from the orders sent out to the officers of the West India squadron, no repetition 'of such proceedings was likely to occur. The eruption of Vesuvius continued on the 28th with a more threatening aspect; liquid fire was pour ing from several craters. The entire village of Attico was a alms of flames; the villagers were fleeing in all directions, and the destruction of the town of Portico was feared. The Times Paris correspondent says there is more commercial distress in Franca now than there has been at any other time since the revolution of ISO. tlen. Almonte, the newly-appointed Mexican min. ister to Spain, is expected at Paris every Say. lie is charged with the settlement of the difficulty between the two countries, having ample power for that object. WaffntfloroN. June 2a.—Col. Kane arrived hero last night bringing despatches from (inv. Cumming, whom he left at Camp Scot! nn the Iffth May. They wore delivered to the President of the U. S. Their pnrport has not officially transpired, but it is Racer mined that many of tho accounts with which tho public mind has boon pre occupied, are erroneous, and calculated tel deceive the country in respect to Utah matters generally. To this fart may ho attri buted the uncourtoons refusal of Kane to communi cate with the press. It is understood that Kane de nied the truth of the telegrnphie announcement from Booneville, intimating that the arty would move on the arrival of the Peace Commissioners, when in fact, Cumming has requested it to remain where it is until orders stied bo received from Washington. Contrary to reports widely circulated, Kano does not admit that they have been any such harmony between Governor Cumming and General John son as would jeopard the public interest; ho speaks in eulogistic terms of General Johnson, and the high state of discipline which tho latter main tained over his forces and of the praiseworthy spirit manifested by the army during the winter.— The friends of the administration are much pleased with the manner in which he is understood to allude to the conduct of Cumming, saying that he is de serving of the gratitude of his country. There was groat hope in Utah. as elsewhere, that the war was at an end ; a peace party boot been formed end WAS sufficiently strong in time to arrest the march of th e Mormon forces against our own : last Spring it was the impression in Utah that Brigham Young, who openly espoused the cause of the United States, would In this respect be able to maintain his position: there was at one.time strong opposition to him be fore the emigration was resolved upon, but ever since this feeling of hostility Inv been suhaiding. Nuw Vona, June 20.—Tha steatuship Mark War for arrived to. lay. with Havana dates to the 15th The I'. S. steamers Fulton and Water Witch had touched at Cardenas, and resumed their cruise for British steamers Sty: and Barnard. Tho American ship-masters at Havana called a meeting to art en the basis of Mr. Fickle,' resolution In Congress, and put their ships in fighting order, so as to resist British aggressions. Sugar and Molasses were more active, hut U 0 changed in prices. .131,1,1110111, Jane 19.—The American Bunk, which lately opened in this city under doubtful circum stances, closed its doors this morning. It is sup posed to hare considerable circufation in the West, and its funds hare all been drawn from the Bank of Commerce. CARD-- To the Clients of A. 11. M'CALSIONT Haring left Pittsbnrigh In mold, temporarily in Washing. on City, I hare placed my unfinished law busineas in the lands of IRISH A MACKENZIE, Attorneys, No 60 Fourth trent., to whom I respectfolly recommend them who have Abort° employes me prof. yelnnally. ALfItED 13. MeCALSIONT. A. scitoli Ninoic DUPLt- C• Coring sod Impressliu Paper Is boantifal an with whiih bloom a letter and obtain a opy st ma. time ml hoot the use et pen. lok. modern/nit Invaluable to persons traveling. It will take the eoriect Imprinted,. of any leaf, plant or flower, and Is equally whipted fur w all op paper, cloth , trawl or atone, In the copying of plans. , sign. mmilc, ( ~ .hunt the use f pens or WO with A brinelor common area Fno different colora—prire 2ii its. Hold by IT A. HAVEN. Jett Corner Market and Second inrreta. Steam Marble Works. MARBLEAIANTELS.—A large andbeau -01101 stock always on bawl and being inaunfacturbil by Machinery, told at very hr. priers. Builder. Lorne. of Real Emote, Contractors and others, whether they want to purchase or net, are thvitml Locall sod emirnirie our stock and Its or price+ at nears oilituK plan, neat .11.1. tele no hoe o to l l ot thou within the loath of every Peron ?donut:Lent. Tablets,old Crtion Phones. n largo stock et a-aye on hand. Furniture and Wohßtand and Int parines g "tonne moanfacrorwl by machinery, and sold at this log t prices. Marble of all kinds sold It, to the Trade.— Purchasers are invited to call and uramino our stock at 3/1, 3:11 Liberty street, PittaLurali nolo,laultroT W. Vii) WALLACE. Portable DORTABLF CORN AND FLeUR MILLS, Ilan Limp:est and bast artltio of the kind to tho more try. They rya trial fast, Sc, easily kept in order, make an good work sit ton Inrgost mills, and KIT, g i mer a d sailsfsetron, always en hand Porhaile Sew Mina For particulars call al .9 I. d.er ly at., oylmolwriniT W WA LL ACE. 111111 Furnimitting. QTEANI ENGINES, warranted bert. y, always on hand and mole to or•lor. mud MatPry's, Fare !Mel' Akews , ry. Engine Cueing, Mat aianog made to r Mal Peony. Carr loin Proof rrencA DJ, au./ Laurel Mill Moe es, Ilahng (Tv-he and 0004! Ake,, err el war• en hand at 319 Liberty .trot. Pittsburgh, I'm. 11/1.10,1114mT WALLACE Pla•ter, Center[, ic. sass D LASTER PARIS, it Land and Suter, Work, Cement for Cistern+, Flit N Ac. . Louisville limo and Roma, CAJIVA Grindstones—heat quslitir Moir. en Laud 00 . 210 I-IL *qty. street. tVALLACE I.zamber. DINE SIIINGLES, Beard., ,lttists and Scantllog. Also, Pins and Oak Plank for ode at 319 Liberty at., Pits rdiurgli mylOelso3mT W IT WALL WE. shingle ltlachlthem. yfcGEORGE'S PA'rENT always .)n hand ILL at 319 Liberty street, Pittithreriiii 10 - itaaracoli W. W WALLACE Grat• ALL SIZES, aln - ava on hand at 319 Liter ty Ht. Pittsburgh ins hi WWif a 1.1. SCF. SUN UMBRELLAS, LAWNS, nEaAars, LACE ANTLES, ROOS SKIRTS AI, 411 klud• .41.1 r," Jell C. HANSON LOVE. 74 Marko! %I LAKE FISII--150 h 11.1( WAIL White . 110 dn do Troll% Ind do do !tenant, tiddo Salmon: do do Pickerel.' Jo" reed sod for eel,. by HENRY 11. Ce.N.LINS. QUPERIOII DOUBLE RECTIFIED WTI'S -1,3 KEY—For eels by the barrel, Cl the low price id les cseb. Alen, winos, lin:males, Irith and old 31unungsbels Whiskey et reduced prices to Oise out the shirk, by WM. 3111CIIKLINIEF,,Js., a HILO NEW CROP SUGAR ANDMOLASSEB- IeI Mide prime sad choice N 0 angler; 22 bble Pmt sad Crushed Sinner; 250 " prime Plantation Molesere, oak cooperate; 33 " Pt.Jeune Anger Howie klulaeses do, Need and for Nolo by WriLMITCNELTILEE, Jr. & BRO. tur'24 No :Oa Liberty street. 30 BBLS. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR from wlecteel White Wheat juot remised and for sale at FRANCE% New Family and Tea :Rom, Federal Street, Allegheny. N. /I.—Will be dolirered to the rraideness of fernlike free of charge. Jolt oAT MEAL,L Pearl Barley and Oaten Oroale, freall ground and of mporlor quality, Plat roc'd end for sale, wholesale and mull, at FRANCE'S Family Grocery and Tea Store, Federal at., Allegheny. )alb WFRANCE, Federal street, near La • vosir, Allegheny City, Family Grocer, Dealor In Floor, Bacon, Coffee, Too, Spica, Fruit., km. Jelfotlyd MURPHY & BURCHFIELD have reed AIL a lot of Figared Swim Hallos, .decided bargain. Ala,. Ileves and Linen Cullers, lower than umal. And aro am now offering our Dougra and Grenadine Rams at much lower prices than mid at earls in the ammo. PRODUCE FOR SALE -03,000 lbs. country cured Bulk Mont; 26 bbl. 160 but Dry Apples, 2,000 Itut. country rum! Baron, In star. at soya SHRIVER A DILWORTH'S. 2(), ()00 LBS. BACON SLIOULDERS 10.000 doHow: 0,000 do Jr. Meru 29 tcs.S.o Mons, Just coed and for gaiety Jot T. LITTLE A CO. FORAGE TO LET—TmI lark dry Cel tars and Second and Thini floors, on favoratdo lognirs. r.r HITCHCOCK, &DERRELL? 0 CO.. Jai No. LT2 Socosol and 103 /rout siren's L AWNS, BERAGES. LACE AIAFTLES,. DUAfg6TIC 1100 1 / I t, dr A. goal and cheap . elect a. is in the city. bat/Bmi' C. HANSON LOVIC. 74 Market etreet. P. K FOR CIIILDRRNS' CAPES, • Basques, Collars, Sleeves, Shirt Bosoms, ke. The loot amortment In the city Joel reed. Phase call and eto them. Jell:dawP C. MANSON LOT F., 74 Market st. VERY DESCRIPTION of DRESS GOOtiB j:,4 Shawl., Mantles, klonrulng Moeda. White flood., tory, Ac. Alan, a large and very chomp Mock of Domestic 2cla. Je2olra C. RANSON LOCK, 74 Market at SUNDRIES -30 bble. prime Lard; Id bags Feather,: 3 " Wool, Now Ismll4 Rom Monolog - Day ell) for rale by ILE PAPER—A superior lot of Letter Pa- N._, per, 16 to 20 years old. A email quantity &a. sels Ons ream, ruin] or plain, al WI& G. JOHNSTON & CON, any2l Paper Warehonse, 67 Wood ',tract. DRY GOODS of every variety as cheap as tbeycan bo reed any place. 0. HANSON LOVE, leo No. 74 Mark/delve( MILE best 1195orted stack of Fancy, Staple, Foreign and Domestic Dry Geode In the city. call mud sea theta. C. RANSON LOVE, ... 74 Market rimer. ' - B ACON -5000 lbs. Bacon ShouMere; • 4000 do do llama Just rrceireJ and Corsa la by_,- BOB?. DICKEY, JelB INl.l34Feordst ~Door Wood. EANS.-5 bags gull white for sale by 1.16 R. DAGZELL t CO. .250 ,!I'.`" SACKS for KISS ME SWEETLY—The lat6st and Mart do r ibtloua parttime., dlasillaf from tba Iran known Tallp VOW. , *l.ll“aPPly raed Mk day by OS. LMWO, Commercial LXI3ISIITTEE OF FOR 0 B.CNkTI, V. P., Jaus N . CUSGRAVZ. NAvrat. r. u. CANTU., Dirm MTAxt.L.s. PITTSBURGH ItlAti.H.ETs. Reported Speciary for the PLlLthurgh flrbeintanu. tdonnar, Jr.. 21,19:5. FLOUR—DuII; aalom on tr hart of 40 o,t 7., Lula super at From store., 00 bble extra and family do at 84,00 and 14,60; =do family extra at id.LO; 100 do =red 004 eV., fatally at $ 3 ,: 0 and $l,LOt CO do do at v 1,50 and 1.02; 70 do do at $3,45 and $4.45; 50 do at $3.02. $ 4 . 2 0 nod $ 4 . 6 0 Mx lb. throe gnedna; 50 do do at $3,72, $4OO and ¢4,04, 100 do do at 13,62, 41,00 and T,4,00; and GO do do at $3,12 2 , $1,123 $ 4 : 43 and $1,3040133. URAIN-9ales front Ora hand. of 100 bum Ilya at 45: 120 bum While Wheal at and 2,200 Lum Nutborit AM do at BA )N—Salta in lots of 15.000 Itre Shouldore and Ma. at 7 and!). 4000 IDs Sldos at .! y, and 10 to Shoulders at !Seas Io k 10 Lade •1 $l7 POTATI)I,II—Are start. aud iu regilesl; sales of 100 b Mixed at LO .d 100 do at eS. LlNE—Felon of 2.0 Itbla L00t.,1110 at 0,2.: and 3.1 do If , raulle Content at $2,1,0 SUGAR—A sale .74 511WS at Ma , GERMAN t 'LA Y—A sale of . tons nt 1.3 L .URIED APPLES—A sale of rot I.os at SI,IJ PAGS—Solos of 2 t 4,14 at 9. 40 IA: tt BIONETAILY AND COII3IEIMIAL, The rvecipte at lido wat..r. of Flour, Wlookl, Corn and Berle,, for xn•k In Juno In I ~- and 1, n, have be.n we Intloan Fleor l.t I. Wheat Ime C 4.111 lttrlev Ln I iSti 12,... , 17 717 , 0 • (fiS .14! . ..173.797 - - -- Increase 43,672 230,617 168,173 14,504 The naz - mgatea of tI, retelpta of !Ito &Lava articles Pars (la thn years ISSI and 16.1, hem, been 1,57 70.570 8 . 15,4,e.1 b.1,3.a5 161,727 15.18 .313,256 661,144 291,414 1LM0.3. 1,749,W7 617,0,1 t Reducing tho srlit.at to floor, the ranettoof recelptitor 1.555 tr., IS6; ie equal to 692,tt19 . Trft/ Imports by Railroad PC. O. It. 11.-2 1,1,1 s 'asap, 21 tslls rags, sd , brooms, fuddle, IVlrts 6- co: 17 ears hogs, d do cattle,owne cks baton, 5 lea do, US 16 , 11 rugs, 1.31 do lard, 12 do dour 112 aka p.,talona, Clarke t co. C. b P. R. R.-30 bbla ablakey..l Foraytbir; IU LW!, fish Jortbuta 466 bus potato., 3111raat 3 bola oma Glydet 11 cars ore, Roe.; 21 Dbl. ugp, Rea; 26 bdis cWrs out. P Ft. W. &C. R. 11-6 Ude egg., kge butter, Riddle, Winn @ lo; I LW eggs, 2 las bacoo, Leech & Iltztchirdera; 8 bble dr apples, hreendleen, &teens A: co; 1 LW beatest 2 pkg. bacon, Ehrlrer & Dilworth; I do egg., I ek Lem,. Eveatoro; 39 eke door, Spat.% & co; 6 1011. hatollea, J Wooderell.2 bbl. pearl., Duca, & co; 1132 eggn, Rea; 6 ears rattle, owuent; We egg., 17 pkge hotter, 61 tea Imam, 2I ram wool, (Aar hue wheat. Clarke Import, by ILI vs r 511.1NONI1AIIELA NAVIGATION CO-:.: Lgo coro,llra, 1,1 , 1 uldskey. Cl.rlE. 5 lAA baron, 105 t.1.,1 door, du gg% Swindler; 15 do rern..nt, Leech A. Holt Illoso.t; 10 ale MAK, Woe& 2.57 1, gleok flack; 2 1,1,1 egg, 1 , ,t.5..er, 1/0 1, gla., Mill, A 11.1rkedson: 51 L, Oltosou; 111.1 eggs, narnrr to bbla. Ift.sclt; 140 bit ;snort - , Colima/1.; 1 1,1,1 dour, IVIIEELINU por kW floor, Prtzor, 4u oko !angry, Gurranl! 007 101 l tower, Hanna; lu Idd flour, own,: 50 do do, Crawford: 25 pro bacon; Ilsou, :17 pkg. 0., hl . Kibbero 5 firkloo butter, 10 loge hooks, corner . LOL'I9 per Shenanic . o-2 bx. h goodn,l 111 do, Juo Floyd A co; 213 dr hldes, , o: 5G Ile homy, Irwin A Bonn! 29d0 do,l en leather, Clarke A co; 300 lads nand, J B Lynn A co; 100 do floor, .19 Liggett k co. 75 do do, Llsidety 50 do do, IV Seddon; 32 du ninlkey, A Callow; (a) lonn meld Childs A co. Fr. LOUIS per N. Lloltoes—ro e Idols, 37 do LIAR, 5 do hr, A Wood; 42 sks potatoes, SCllano L A njor; 1 bra fir goods, C Msoslooar; 25 do amp, 2 tc hem,, W Illioms & Johnson; In LLI mplasses, 2 fir do. J Laub & cm 2 bids scrap Iron, Jones Iloyd S co: la bids spirits, 0 Pager, 5 cks lead pipe, 6 mei do, A I:ardon; Ib. rude, W l'oetalL 5 bdis Ibo Inds, Leer!, A Blair, 1 do do 0 Anderson, 77 tygs potatoes, Jos A Vetoer; 4 Po booms, Wade, Hampton A co; 10 tons pig Iron Jones, Wsilltigford kr mr. 10 do do, hing.r, Ilartman & I Ls, 10 Was dour, 67 rk. bacon, 25 tea boer, 24 do barns, 74 H. !lamp, lb coils rope, Clarke A en. E=ll The river wok 4111 falling with lee. Mao eight lest o r water by the pier inset ou riaturday. . Business was doll as usual—now not then it email lot of iron going on board of a boat. The Fulton City did not get away on Saturday Dot the Gladiator did The Slien• op. Capt. French arrived aith a that rate load from Pt, 11.001 and the N. Holmes, eller a pretty long trip got In with a fair ..... The Lebanon had a large crew of men at work t Altair lug damages and will earn De in trim again. The Fulton City and Rocket will leave to-day with goal loads. The Emma Graham will In at the wharf this morn log. Tto Da•4nge front the Upper itfiaairalptii arrival yeeter day with a good load The weather tram I ery 'Farman.' lte river falling with ; fief of tracer The Cincinnati Cominarcial of Saturday mye Between the hours of 1 and 2 o'clock, yesterday morning, the cry of •° man overboard" was beard on tl, steamer (hazel. when it atm ascertained that • German dock hand, from Dinning. ham, P. had :alien overboard and drowned bekire must. range torrid be rendered at that late hone. At the same time Capt. :Amman el tr.,- Goody Friends, discovered s,vertal bales of cotton On Ore In th• engine room of the Ganal. Tb• flro true corm exUngoishod, without material damage..... The The Dottie ith can. in from Ntodit filo. Having broken her lartanord engine I 'doer Lot/birdie, she completed the trip with one engine. The Superior mired from Pittsburg, and tha t:wallow from Parker•burg—both with One tripe. fitessolcass.—'l to Gazal and Goody Friends left fur Pitts burgh—the latter with a very alum trip The A agorae cleared far St. Louie, loaded to the guard. At Cairo, the lees,,, on the Ohio side of the loon, was nearly suitnergeal, and fears were entertained that It would bosh through: elan, that the:ow of brick houses known as the Spnogrold Illock, would to undermined. hole', Point, the ‘lissinsippl rimer i. over twelve mile. wide... We bare no improvement to note In freights .. A destruc. time crevasse u announced at lire Pose Pass. ,The flood of waters in the lower Missivrippi has no abatement, but Le steadily increasing, with over three thousand miles of coin. rat.... 1 country turtntiated. This far exceeds in extent tbe , entire folltittellt of Enrols, end over there It would be Iralkol upon es • deluge. LI ere It hl rolled e6aad, or freshet, and not moth feared. thongh It o working the No of then , lands of plarontious. • • Niqn.tta..—The entnt/e,144,1 was 1.1111.{, on the 1511 srlth Hat fret en the &bulls The Vett Ntuabyl no nu the I Ith t. Lori, --Ma Promo. ii,, and Jae arrived .43 Departed—Brest Vreat for Pittatargh. Tao Dem of Tituraday. says: •• The Jas. 'Wood ta at the Shot Torre, Altamont e aon.enhere In the nerghhorhocAh Denmark. al...vs:with street; St. 1..01r. at Smsth street. arn nl.Ol 1, Is Swing at the tont of Chrri y etrnot, and Ito M..tropulta at th. tont wenn ntreet. It Is bardl, pokaith. to state any thing in regard to the no.,lnt of Lustuers doing, the boats at. so di.p,rat...l Steamboat itegleter A kill Lmet oe, Bro w.rl Telegraph.d., . IVI ard, Cl.vt.it., Wheeling; Li lad uWr,i:iurl npn 1./00. Marnwra, DEPAItTED—Lgvarno, Brun.Tlll, do. Bnyaorl. Elizabg.th; ettegtM, Wheeling; Ida Nay. 1...u1gt111 g Telekraphle Markets J.lll , 19.—Cotton firm. salmi and halm at 12c for upload middlitt, Flour Iteser, 117,000 barrels— tO boot Leary rah . . 07.001 bus Western Red at $1,0041,01 What. $1.05i41,14. Corn dull; the quotations are nominal. Pork heavy; 'OM. $ 16 , 1, 0451C.55; p,imu has declined 10 mint at $15,75413,50. WC. dteady;at 734(417%. Illdos stsouly ntlce unlmpornwt. Lanl heavy at 111 7 ,,,511.- 11 1 biOty dull. Nlescovslo 5 1 5iM G l 4. Freight, on Ow.. to L1T . ..1,0cl 52. on Flour to Liverpool 1. 04d1pIs rd; on tlrntn 4 1 .(4,5 storks doll; Lacro.. d 1111wankle 614, leh. Central 21% . . IV. Y. Central 52 , .;, 1111.oun Eines 57!ti. tbdow and Chicago 54ii; Ens 70 1 .4 i lacrosse land grants 1115; Tennessee Smes 73 1 ,, Ohba Sloes lii PRILAI.I,IIII, June 19.—Flour doll but prkes are with . ant change; the apeculattve demand has entarlymatted, and them la no shipping demand; small Wen fur Loma use were madost $4,2544,37 fw SUPOrnllty nod $4. , 4134 up tet t :l,2s fur riot, and entre fatrillr. Rye Flour la steady at $71,31, and Corn slesl .1.3,37. Wheat is dull at $1,0341,05 ton red, and zi,tor&ig) for white. Rye wanted at Goa Cam Is lo good demand: 10,000 boob yellow wild at 71673 c; declined at the latter rate; 1 4000 bush of western Osts wild at 41c. Itrov Wens quirt, Mesa Park hold at Itliqil7,LO. without buy. am, 50 mks Shoulder, iia Balt sold at ft?r,ic, which Ina de. cline. Small mks of Lind at 11%5011, 1, 0 oh's, and 12% 6415 , ,i In kegs Wool conies forward slo 4 wly, and the 111.1. ufactureva manifest no dlsposltlon triptychs. Whisky ad vancing; aSibbis Ohio wild at =5 - ;..2.4u COICITN.I. Juno Hr.—Flour Is very doll and thew Is tionimg doing of conswnettra, the prices arm nondnal. The receipts Ira locreMlng. Whisky Is um:halved; ...urn.) bblet at 21;4, closing dull. Provislnna . are dull; Shwa Pork In oder.' at $15,7,1, Ragan Sides wild at 7 hulk do at 7t; Lard Is worth about 15. though It In told will difficulty at thisrat.. Corn Is doll mid drooping: tha rtrelpts am 1.1. The weather condones mm. Nancy matters &veldt:ill: currency le vary plenty. exchsuge um 11,0 emt 1 1 , „ par rent premium. flavrixoar, Juni. I J I• dull, eXceliling city mdl, which rolls at $4,11i; Ohio and Howard .trout 1. held at %Wheat atrendy e 570451,03 for red, and $1,046 11,15 h.r rilato. Cum te buoyant at i2ria73 for yellow, and for while. Provision. nncliangod. Whialiy steady. 1858. CARPETS. 1858. TIIE MARKET STREET CARPET STORE, IS STILL PREPARED TO SUPPLY A all densuids Co Velvet, Itruansela, Three-ply and In grain Carpets, of eve devcripOun, style; and onality. Floor Oil Cloths, from 3 to 11 foot wide, at lower prices than we bare ever beforeenteral; Cocoa 3latUng for offices or chunchenc Painted Window Simla., and everyllinng conoect ed with the Carpet department of llonwo Furnishing. As we antklpate an advanco in price. alter the Spring Trade opens, we would euggeat to purchasers to make their selection,. now from our largo Stock and at our present very low mire. fe22 W. MICLINTOCIC. 400 . _ R B Eo u I S vitu S I O T U I2 .:ii .. E ., intoNd WHITE for sa le by AND my.3l !CRANE k ANjER. T_IrERRINO-2U bbl.. Balt. Herring this _EL day arriving for sale by ATW ELL, LEE • CO. AA SR HOOPS-14,000 just reo'd and for salo by (10711) T. LITTLE d CO. COMMERCIAL LETTER PAPER—Very thin for foreign romarpondemeno,rulad and plain. 10 y 32 W. S. HAVEN, Stationer'. Warehouse. N TDIA RUBBER CURRY COMBS—AIso . large ausortment of Dressing, Tuck and Long Comb., tor sale at the India ilnbiner Depot of J. k I.I.PIIILLIPS. OSPITAL SHEETING of all widths and Al_ boat valley for not. .t the India Rubber Depot, 24 awl St. Claw street. Jell J. & 11. PHILLIPS BXS. CONCENTRATED LYE for %.,%." la 1.7 R. L. FAIINESTOCK k CO, No. 00, rorner of Weal and Fourth eta. BEANS -20 bhls. small white Beans for sal. try Jel2 MERRY H. Cf/LLINS. lIEBBING- -25 bbls. Herring for :min b Jel2 ME N ET - R COLLINS, . FCo 11--35 sacks Summer Mills Eitra fine To nn. Floor Dm reed on consignment for sale by Jell ROBERT DICK 1DY,131 Front et, near Wood. ciOFFEE-25 bags good Rio in store tor •.„) sole by Jell ROBERT DICKEY. BAILEY'S PATENT CURTAIN FIX— TORE—The bent in ate Owl reed and (or sale at 2C, tot St. Clair et. tell J.AII.PHILLIPS. • 250 BUS RED POTATOES to arrive for •ale by my3l /'DANE lc ANJER. CEMENT. --50 bbls Hydraulic in store, and loran'. by JOU J. B. CANFIELD. VOUNDRYTUETXI;-4 tocs Soft icleirl form& by mv27 lIIMILY 11. 001.LIN8. ACID Mll half bbls. largo and =dlr. Xs for We by R. DAUM e CO. 5U81410.-16 bags just received. For halo by Jail ISAIAII DICKEY t CO. B ACON. --10 casks Shoulders in store: and __ Err ado by ).lo .1. B. CANVIELD. P EACHES—'2O bus. 'Econ. Dried Peache s In itora;1•111.11 low to cloto. ROBERT DICKEY. _ __ 25CASES SAL SODA for sale bit Jot: B. L. PAIVISST4III • CO. BALE ANISEED for rale by L Jel2 L. L.FAH.NDITOCH h. CO. BBLS. DAMAR VARNISH for sale by Jen A L. rAmortarocK Ak CD. 10 CASES 0111 - 031 E GREEN foesaleby Jen D. IMIIIIWTOCH 00. 9 OASES AMERICAN VERMILLION for by Wm by • J. 12. B. L. 71118•ESTOWC CO. I BALE LAVENDEBtFLO : h cc by 142 , 7571./AWcaTME* 00. a _.:,! Sputa' iltottcui. TIEEI roT.ZIRCELIIIVIZZI AGENCY, FOR. THE PROMOTION AND PROT/GOT/ON Op TRADE. U. DOUGLASS & CO., Proprietors. Il.ood and Fifth Ste., PitlekurgA, Perm.. ALEN. AILALMONcI, 111.1.0.ger. Est...LiielleA, Net. yofk. Jong 18. 11—Plust,),, &larch lb6l LIZ. 0M... NEW LONE ❑. DOUGLASS G CO. 011/01. 01110.. l'ittaburgh D. Dorn..ss a Co CI D. Docuu.sa CO. rich:Mall Doww.as., a Co. Cleveland Docculo, Co. Detroit. 11. Docutias & Co. Chang° DoooLau & Co. Dubuque B. Dormass a Co. Borates.' t Co. Now Orleans • R. Vocausa a Co. Chuloss. B. Docauss a Co. DowLsas 4 Co. EL Luis .................. ..... B. DOUGLASS A. CO. AMOCIATS Roston ............... .... ... ...E. Roar= 2 CO. Biel:mood Passe 1. Co. . - - /01WWI 0171 C.. Illontreat C. F B. DOUGLAS] & Co. Loudon. Eng Docotass et Co. Letters of introduction to L of high standing and reepectability In every 'action of the Colon, will be grata itmeely furnished to eubacribera making app at the °Men, Ai3o. lettere of ittrulurtion to auy ofte n carom named ntaeo. 44-Cotiscnon estozrrtr erromt. to IN ALL rumor too UNITID 8,1213 ann Donna P0M.3310.. nplkatf fo CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE. SPRINO STOCK JUST OPENED, 4T THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT OP El El N. Ei. x EX I (21. S - Y" 12 Witaid Street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Woo is now receiving from Europe and Eastern Cities, • choice amortmont of articles In his line, comprising new and tastefal shapes of Pearl White Stone Tea, Dining and Toilet Ware, and the same In Plain, Gold, Lustre Band and Flower; Floe White Vitrified Iron Stone Table Ware, known to be the most durable now In ant for Hotels and Eltearribeetr, French China of new stela, In Pore White and Gold Band, either fn liens or single placer. Biddy Gllt and Decorated Toilet Seta Brittannla and Plated Castors; German &leer Tea Table Spoons, Soap LWlee,Ac., plated with silren fine teary Handled Herring Tea and Table Hrdsee and Pork; Tea Walters and Trays Shaker and Sea-gross Table Mau; Jappanoil and Decorated Tin Toilet Setts. Aloe, a complete and full assortment of all article. nibs ble for the COUNTRY RETAIL TRAMS, et prices lonia. thepublic, who aro respect/I:illy invited to examine this stock. Pittsburgh Water Cure Establishment, FOR TIIE CURE OF ALL KINDS OF DISEASES.—Located at llaymiln Station. on the Pitts burgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad, Is now newly fitted and Improved by the erection of a Gymnasium ood Bowling Alley, which aril, ertor.l agreeable and heallhfni evereitse and amusement for patients and others friendly to onray,tent, ahe may wish to sprnd sown tine, with us daring the hot westther. Address Bon 1.304, Pittshurgh Je2J,F trli F FREASK, , '"• • UM/10.'0RO-- ........ ..... -JOU, L. DOM I. ICCL111)1,18. Pittsburgh Steel Works. JONIES. BOYD Sr. CO, bisattstwetur,s of CAST STEEL; sho, SPRING, PLOW and A. U. STEEL; SPRINGS And AXLES, an-ner Mu and /Ire SOW:, Pdtdurgh, - . U. B. I-LOGIL.K.S St CO, 4611171/ACTIRCIUI 07 Rogers' Improved Patent Steel Cultivator Teeth, artur Ran and First Street:, PieslrtiryA, Ih. MEROAANT TAILOR, No. 54 St. Clair Street, (Dr. Irish's Now Bald I ug,) PITPAIIIMOII. PA ydfa Fr'n'NMY (20.1_4_,MVS. Forwarding and Conindetdon Merchant, AND WEIOLFRARI; DEALER IN Cheese, Sutter; Seeds, Fish Aud Praduce Awr No. 26 Wood SW et, littrhurgh. GR.11.17 ATERCI-2.21.1%TrE No. 62 ST. CLAIR STREET, PITTSBURGH, PEN A, Is prepared to larnislr hi, customers and boscrit uuorally, with the latest and facet faahlonablo atyloa of Spring .d Stammer Goode of every variety, S Idea ho will nalke aft to order to that cativo satittfutlon of tiaoav alto tnay favor theta with their patronage. apnalfe A. A. CARRERA & BRO., Pittsburgh, General Insurance Agency, No. 63 Fourth PI7TSDORGI3; PENNA. CotnroLotra reprree.oted of highest rtantlmg. lx.r.ttered by Peocrylvatas mA other Staten. Eire, Murata sod Life Make irks. 4 All deerripti ~,, 9. A. A. CARRIER, .IYlRlydrc S. li. CARRIER. 3.3A.W.A33 az Homie r Sign and Ornamental Painter• r AND DRAINERS; • 01.2. Whits Lead anal Zino Paints. Also, all kinds of Paint/,Oils, Varnielaca, Window Gls., NILO. Drrudleo, dc, 141 Wood Strett,tino doors oWr< Very. Alley tong lydrc \V. U. 11.12sTiCkLAJEZT. •NLTSCTLRW AND 441..1.1 A U kinds or Tobacco, 61111 ff and Clgara r 11a.to recontly taken the blinding No. 129 Wood airt—t. to addition to tlo.ir ninnEarturing Fstablishmon t,No. 13 Irwin stravt, arber* they will bo plowed to rice ben them frien.lit, ao27:1,11. .4tVEACTOLZE 07 Alcohol, Cologne Spirits and Patel Oil, kd I fc Nos. ICA and 110 Seanui Stre. Li rgular stcamers . • Monongahela River 11. B. Mall Packets STUt SLUR TELEG It A PG, i STEJL MEP. JEFFERFON. Ar egad ia Can. J. e.waan . . CA PT. (Ilona. Clank. THE ABOVE NEW STEAMERS ARE roue miming regularly. Morning Boats hare Prato- burgh of 9 &diva A. M. and Erening Ikrata at I iielcink P. M. for firKewsport, Ellaabutlitown, blononirar beta City, Bannerman, Fayette City, Greenfield, eubilarnia and Br...villa, there connecting with hacks and Ca' inch. for Uniontown, Payette Spring; Morgantown, Waynesburg, Oarenichaeltown and Jetterann. Passengers ticketad through from EWAN:ugh to llnlote town for $2, meals and state-morns OP boats Inolusive.— Boats roturnfug from Broirnmllle loam o'clock to the toornlogand 51u the evening. For farther Information en quire at the Office, Wharf Dma, at the foot of Grant street nab G. W. SWINDLER, AGS:r4. REGULAR TUESDAY PACK- Cr FOR CANFSVILLX—The fine near stammer Etl5lA GAHAM, Captitlmmos Arras, verd tearo fro the ated - o and hatermallate ports EVERT TUESDAT, •t 4 o'clock P. For freight or it apply en bond, board, ocl9 FLACK, BARNES CO., Asia. eittrinnatt, FOR CINCINNATI.—Tho lar elite wheel pocket SUPERIOR, Copt. 11. 1. ileac, will Dees for the shore awl all storm to ports on TUIE DAY, 2 1st VI o'clock, M. For Dwight or passage apply oil board,or to carM FLACK, BAILNES CO., Agonies. FOR NASIIVILLt—To fine now Iltramor INDIAN, Captain R. Gretna., iIaTIP for W. abort, and all Intermediate porta, oe T DAT, Matlntl,at I'. M. Pot freight or passage apply on board ot to U.SI FLAGS, BARNES CO. Agla. .t. 'Eouto, &c F „ OR ST, PAUL DIRECT—To ER Louis, Keokuk, Burlington, Mus. callus, DRIP OpOri, Rock Island, Onlooe, Dubuque, Croon, Wenona and St. Paul—Tha Duo steamer COMMERCE. Captain U, 2 1 st will leave for the above porta ou THIS DAY, 2lst Inn, at IP. K. For, frol g ht or pam mg o apply on board or to Je7 FLACK, BARNI3 A CO., Agouti. _ F OR ST. PAUL DIRECT.—TOAga £ll Lords, Keokuk, Darlin g ton, Manatino, Darreport, Rock lelaud,Galessa, Dubuque. La Crosse, Ito. noun, and IR. Paul.—Tho line stot.er LOCKET, Captain Chao. Hurst, will leave Mr the abOVI, ports on THIS DAY, 21st inst., at 4 V. 11. , For height or passage apply. hoard or to 11.11 FLACK, BARNES A CO., Asia. FOR ST. LOUIS & KEOKUK —The One trainer FULTON CITY, CapL Derid Z. Brkkell, will lease for the above am Interme diate portl, on TRIG DAT, 201 lola., at 4 o'clock, P. IL For freight or pump apply on board, or to FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agent. WPSTERN LINE PASSEN- M PACKET—FOR ST. LOUTS. K OKLIK, ROCK ISLAND, GALSKA, DUISINL ,A DT. PAUL—The spleudld taunter MARINER, Capt. Drama will leave for the above and all lotermediate ports cat TIM DAT, 21•1 Int., at 4 o'clock r. B. For Prelght p.wetv apply gm toned or to Jet FLACK. BARNES A CO., Agents. VOR ST. LOUIS—The fine new ateamer lOWA, Capt. Moore, trtU leave on for he above and all Dilemma Late ports or 41.1 W 21.1 Imtant at i o'clock P.H. For (might or puma a apply boanl nr la f % (Jot) FLACK. BARNES CO • FOR Sr. LOUlS.—TheTKploridid Irtemnor JOHN O. FREMoNT, Captain StroCkdala, trill bear. for the above and 1411 t Pent an THIS DAY 2m Intl. Cl 4 o'clock P For freight or pusage apply on beard or to 111Y27 FLACK, BARNES A CO. Agent', FOR ST. LOUIS, GALENA, P DUQUE. Sr. PAW. A dr. ANOTIICDIT'S ALTS, DIRECL—The Floor/yr ateou POLIO, Capt. IL Whey, old lowa for the store and all laterrardlato mats oo TIM DAY. nn htet.,at 4 (dol. P. M. Dor freight or parraga apply 00 board or to voZ CHAS. RDA, Apt. VitTt7FUUT,.—'rhe fine pas. ju titmice , steamer VIXEN. Captain /damn; will leave for tbe Wore and all Intermediate par. or , i . gin we, at 4P. M. For freight or panne apply au baud or to FLACK, BARNES # 00, AiMILS. Ilan Orleans, k FOR NEW ORLEANS—The tpleatid paraonger eteamer /On wAyzig, coptelo 340Lt0r4. will leave tor Oto 4,11 intermodisto port. on TlllB DAY, Itot trot, .t 4 o'clock, rAr. For freight or posaaito opply on beecni or to jet PLADILBAILNEIS CO., Agnate. INDIA RUBBER DOOR MATS—The best article in aaa for ;ale at tha India Haber DePot. or tea .1. a 11. PIIILLIPT3. 250 TONS OIL4RCOAL PIO METAL; 3:5 - do best Juniata Illocnni need and for sale by 3.9 a ROBISON a CO. I t -V 0 DD's:DBREF-10 tierces S iicalthig this day and for &go by. T. LITTLE & 00. 90 OASES BACON SHOULDBNB ABe riving az4 krl2lll by IA& OLICILVIII. " cag .0 an , .o.•era or OW .419 _ .1:11 OF 2 31ER1C.207 ye.trs I hlra been troubled with R -rat womincal e. ind langeor, both mental and pbysicali Wales= doll headache, polo in the Load and temnies: coldtmea and tendency to stiffness, palpitation of the hart, eery easilypdattemd or excited, appetite variable, stomach and boweixdoratig.l, with paha Any mental or physical exertion was sere to bring on all the symptoms, andl had In addition, falling of the womia, and great polo in that ro itiott One physician after nether exhanst.l Lis 01111 end gave me op.. A patient and persevering [IQ of MAR OIIALL'SZTEIIIyIII CATEIOLICON fortunately curried ma .111.1 11000100 words sniff.-lent to eZprona my thankfulness JCLIA ANNE JOIJNSON% 1 um trail say Mat I imvo Leen a safforerfor many years with white. pod domoird nomatrustiott After a while 1 had otter trouble., mar es yide face, indigestion, wands s away, general lengnor and debility, pain in th e Miller th e beck , a sor t of aching and dragging sontablon,pain between the shoulder bled,• extending down UM *pima, lose of appe tite, trouble in the etc...head towels, With cold bands and Diet and dreadful nefroneneea. The Iona: excitcniontareclil make me feel as Il I Would Dy away. I tried doctors and drugs, and everything, one after another. without the ben egt. One bottle of MARSHALL'S vuran CATIIOI.I CON chatormillonlo tif my syniptims tor the totter. and non I =entirely and radically cored. I wish that every w 0000 mood know what it will do. CLAIIIM°i 011E11. 1 For • lon time I had Uterine complaints with thofollow frig aympt ms I was narrow, emaciated and L - ritablei I seemed to a amnd in complaint,' none of which I will try to tell you: pa In the lower organ, and n fielings m Itmov ' thing waa ing to foil onn inability to walk muck on at count of • paling of falinam, aching and dragging, awl ahnotlng •In the lack, lola, and extending down do ing; Modelling produced by riding Caused great in t im atom medic shooting, and pains to the aide, etonsacli and 1.,.0: =; headache, with ringing In ILe rem every Cher of the looly mewled sorrl gmat irrnalnlity; intonse nal-tonna., I coohl not Lear t he team skaimment without Laing prohtratod rm. • day: I mold acmcely mom abon I lion Lon., and did .not take pleasure In anything. I had given up Lai.. hating tried otecriting. as I enpposed, In Tato, bat a friend called my attention to MAIISILd LL'd l'IlkIIIIll: CA.1110LICOly• I took It, hoping against hope. Most fortunately It mired meg and there le not a healthier or more grateful woman its the country. I trunt all will use IL It is truly Um woman', friend in need. Mo. FUJI/EI:CR LESLIE. MARSHALL'S t'TERJOVE CA THOL ICOX soil/ orrrain Zy cure Far gof the frond, Whites, Royyrrssrd, Irrro•o, lO , ' Or Rut/ enstrualton..knoating, kihntrotatiows and raw° Me (dray, or tritiory °remora Kenna.. or /Po =Minna. o Urine. ILarilagro, Cbstire.orr, .IProonsnas, ftrinrings, i Ipitations, Cramps, Disturbed Strop, and all froullet or; .or synapaMerm, emoted.' trait VO V. 1.?, r over.. The prim f iforrltatre 7:erica C01..401ic00 21 One HOZ. , and a Half . ;Ingle &We. On Me swigs of via Oolltr, deeth Lades Ins ert in sent by ...pr.., feu of charge, rp charge, fa (L• end of e exp. rou Allmill , rfo write the poste/Rae adOr..., Ivan. coon , and Mal, We mdf guarantee !fiat Me Medic., to /I t.. :,,, • es:remit:4 of gl money. Address In: i; .04. 11. II ETC.' nit, I 10 11%, , 1 at., Pitmlough, apl Idsm'll Xlgn of the Golden hones , J 0 II TO TUE AD ,I I li E RSi 0 t.. A rt.at uent, 121CIi C; () 11.A.11 Talk. or Isanty. It runnel axial .... 3 11,- b then read tb,. nthm.onT. and it Yon aronnil cacti Imttle, awl no one can Elba, PROFESSOR WOOD'S DALT'. RKSTOILA TIVE.—We call the attention of all old nod young, to this wondeSful preparation, which turns Lack to lb, origami color, gray halr—covers the head of the bald with It burned ant growth—removes the kndrtift, Itching, nod all masses one ernptlene—causel a contltual doss of the natural fluids: and hence, if need as a regular dressing for the halr will preserve its color, and keep It from Whim to extrema old age, In all Its natural beauty. We call then npoo the bald, the gray, or diseased In walp to nee it; and surely the youirg will not,: they value the flowing locks, or the witching curl, OTT b e ulthont Its wale, Is upon the tongue of thousw . The e, Aint for Prof. Wood's Hair Itentoratire in Now /la. von r ved the following letter In regard to the Restore live, , a fe weeks since: . . Dorn Rivas, Conn., July •;13;:ii. Ma. travangoion--Sin I have tern troubled with dan• dray or Kurt on my bead for more than a year, my ban began to come out, scurf and flair together. • I saw Inn New Haven paper about "Wood's Hair Ile/iterative" ae a cum.- 1 called at your store on the first of April feet, and porrlme ed one bottle to try it, and I found to my satisfaction It was the thing; It removed the scurf and hair began to grew, it Is now two or three letbet In length where it gam ail rff: I have great faith to It. I rich yen to send me two Dottie, more by Mr. Pont, the banner of thls. I don't knots as any of the hind is lased in this place, you may here a mathet tar many bottle. after It Is known hem. Yours, with reepeet, Peutantarma, Sept. 10, ISSU. tc.oe. Woon—Dear Sir, Tour Hair JimMaratha, to proaing Itself beneficial to me. ft front, .1 ram the back part of my head almost lost it. covering-4n tat BALa I bore used but two half pint bottle. of your Resteratlro. and hon ., tip of my head la well atuddod with n prornitang too!. 01 young hair, and the front is ram recoittog its honefit. hare tried other preparation', without any benefit whatet er. I think fntn my own porronnl reennontudatinn, I can Indum, innoy td horn try room, p..oporafnlly, D. li. TIIONIAS, 3L It., N 0.40.1 V:. aL rokuurs, Ise., Jane_, 1551. 'Nov. tv. J. Wootv—dte you are about to =anagrare and rend year recently diecorertd Bair Itestervitire. I will ante fur whoinaorker It may concern, that I hare rovl It and known other to use It—that, I burr, fur tavern' N. arr. been In the habit of using other their Itnetorativre, and that I Cad yours Ireatly aupertor to any other I know. It entivv ly cleaners tbe brad of dantlrr.it, and w ith one mouth'a prolv er rreteremy permais hair to the original youthful color and testate, giving it a heldthy, soft and glovvy pearance; and all thia. without cli•color;oc the hands nob apply It, or tler dreg, on which it drop.. I vrt the ref , .n, recommend Its use to every no , dvorvm.. I buying a tin, Color and htmtnra to hair Respectfully, purr for tmle be Of:O. 11. R EY, ER, 110 Wey.l rt., I•it• .her--1. O. J. IYOi)D a co.. Proprietor., Broadway, ri. Y (In the great N. Y. Wire hailing Feteblish.ent) en•l 11 liarket sts,W, Pt. Lome. 31,, an•l cold !alai ehae , Unr np2o .; "aciEe/yd..riel iatactlanrouo. PROPERTY HOLDERS, ATTE:4'TX° PERRIN dc 30EN5.01 , 3 flaring htere,totl their faciiihitt far tstactufttrturir, -t. W . - JO- CH/lADS CC VS PATENT ELASTIC FINE ANT, WAT ER PROOF C E.ll ENT [ROOF IE(, A RE now prepared t. , execute ~rders for any dvarript lon !stoop Tht. tl+ ahorteFt n., IWO and a 11h the ran, .h.:•.ruth,•! to put , r 1 Itnof, that canoot Cheapness an. 1 13 Iv: lit'-. Onr Hoofs an ton well Itemwn to rolutra any ay. Tostintonials in favor of Una Nuutian and 'amide, rat. I. aeon by at one (Mho, N.. 75 snt.thh o ld at m , lioUdsog round with the 11tn541.; "11l be seen id' 11. Nelson s, curnar af Wylla raal High inreotte J. I'a,k's 1190/ Hotel, eurner of Crawl and Feretal Strout... llonsa of W. 0. Lorallv, Esq.. blantond 0 14 , 4110 PltECr6Lti'n Btable; Sturm of R. comer of Nook. and &aunt! eta , also Hunan of 11. 11.9necogt, same tdkwk; Itrounwv Whtwf Dual, Ilunse of Hobert Flynn, Counrest, between sVattatia and Wylio ttrrulß Store of J. M. Meitul.tte, Webster on., Stable of A. Ilradlev, corner of Water alley and Sandusky ...eat, Allegheny; bow. of 11. 11. Wilkins, r.q, Wowl'a ltuu, !louse of A. Negley, JOllll &Mt. Wm, UCCA/1 and st,' Gun. Es.t I.lbett3; inn runny other, too numerals to men lion. PERRIN & JOIINSON, altallawlyr No. 75 Ssitlifleld at., Pttielturgh, Pa. BROIVN, 1111.1, CO., =IMMI MERCIUNT 40, 42 and 71 Fr e,: Sri, roynlrti.l j 0.11 1 ,1 111101511'60.ti & CO., 135 Third sr. n.,r. just rod for .don 13,Y of English Von [lon Rod, t,lio e Ochn., Vermont Oonro. ' , mach Zinc, American Zinc, Into Load, and Whith g ViSll.-50 bits Baltimor, Herring. 2Z. LON HUM. liorrlog. 20 do No. 3 lockorel. 10 do No, 1 do 23 lit do N 0.2 do Kato No 1, 2 nod 3 do 100 packages Liao FON ro , otwo,lond roo est. , 11 Jell) J. N. CANFIELD JOB PRINT' -- Bill floods, CO - colors, Price ides, 0111. Lading, &Ater /Iva& Labcls.nuil cosy find of Job Priut log oz. - Tool aitb b.to, ocronwy.aj by WM. ti. JOEINSTON k CO, 109 Job Printers, 97 Wool at. CONNIGNIOTINWS-Z -5000 pound" C 0.417 Mom. :150 boa. prima Widto Demers . - 5 bbls. Na I Lard: 10 kegs Pled) Bnutter, • 1 box Deer UNc aro b. Dry Applerb I o store and fur sale by 8111111 1 ER A DILWOIITII GROCERIES— 75 lilids. prime N. 0. Sugiii. 203 bbl.. N. 0. Mollower: 75 bss Tobacco, cadets brantla 15 kegs 6 (fin TOW.: 200 has. Window Glass, erred etre., Ileteired nnJ for axle by Je3 N. DOEII,I - 371 A CO. SJ..ACE AND SILK MANTLES, HAND ... Dsreees , Lawns, Needle Work Collszs a llusiery Ism, Corsets hoop Skirta, and all kinds ef dotoculic good, Just received. C. HANSON LOYD, 71 Market street. AILMONIIJ3IB—Just received from Eu rope two very superior EAR3IOSIMIS. thrrn stops, doublo bellows, etc. They aro lu eloEaut roomed/4 carrod rose, and for folio.. nod richnets of tope cAntot Lm . urp ,..„, t d . They /UT adapted. well f r oro Ip &MTh,' ae f o r chit parlor, beic,• ow.l /4.0111 sutnaltute for the Prim $175. 11. ELELEIL lIRO, Jo, NA 43 Fifth avant. An CASES CUNCENTRATUrfTyI7 j j V buvr. Corn Eturb,llloo Iho. Cream Tartar, Chrome Yellow, 120 don. /Inking Powder, IWO Ito. I; / I Arabic, for sale of wbolesaler md retail by Jell MACE - MOWN k FINLEY. FAMILY FLOUR-100 ble. white wheat Bundy FlourJast recd and for rate by Je2 T. LITTLE I Li/ t AFULL and Complete Stock of all kind, of DRY GOODS, es cheap as they cao be Rand any [melt] C. IEIANSON LOAE, 71 Market rt. eItiEAPIYALL PAPERS—A new yappl - i kj of new patterns far sale by tay:ll W. P. MARSHALL ft CO., b 7 Woad se POTATOES, POTATOES-100 bk, Prime Stems Potatoes, a thybrate article, Jost reerdsed for We by RIDDLE, WIRTS tr. OD., myl.l Ho. BS 1.1 h: rty FRENCH AND CLIANTILLA LACE MANTLES of all rinalitlm, rangfey, In price from ts to Van handsome Itioness and orzandicimod other DiTig 0 vods. my C. RANSON LOVE, 74 Marbst at. FIRE BRICK, TILE & CLAY, ofo Le. 4 ow ItY. 0n timid and for as , a I. AA. VAMP. WRITING PAPER, of every description, for sale esbolosale or retell, by KM. O. JOHNSTON L ec, Paper Dealers. 57 Wood West. MI Front DLO ewo uid rm UR--:1 b %Mite Wheat, exprortly co. it, apl9 ez.k , by Itunizr Dicx_tr i jut. Wooll.•;7' CIHWI - un• clown ofth. 44 . 34 4/ , .:7 .ClNAbita," "Cap:tette and "Sale Ender brandy. Put teed by JO9. HLIP.SIIIOI. rIIIT'S —, RANGIPILNICI- OIL—For Cireserrin 5p.! bizatiryitietho CO tyq.att) ha at, • '<a • 'JO& PLIMINIM li t Goodrogther hask-s, tipy. Futefp yr Dcztati-, lellilmW Lew WWI MO;ht st• /17 I=l I=l
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