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PITTSBURGH:
SATURDAY MOBMPiO. JODY V' IBM '
RKPUBtICAiriTATE TICKET'
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muill FRA7-tKB.or
SBPOBI.ICAS COCHTY TICKET.
poscovnM-^2l«* otmicr.
< - A«« JAMES K. MOORHEAD, PtttAorgb
oosauv-Ssmsiucr,
w- ROBERT McKJnOIJT, AUegbrojCttf.
«oAiea* • ••
' - JOHN P. PEHNET, FltWrarfh.
> • AttEULY,
' - J.HEROft POSTER, Pltt*bnr*h.
XLTAB B. IRISH. . So
<-•- DATID K BAYARD, PwbH
... JO (JUS f. 20liI»RlCMcK*e*port;
> ROBERT P. Mg POWELL, Allegheny-
JAILE9 L. GRAHAM, Attegbenf.
:■ vsoYtoiroiACT,
> ’’ • DARIEL ARMSTROSO, PltUbw**-
nonius .PAirsasoN, xedisra.
.. • ACUfOB. '
JOUR M. * _
'- *OB»T H. DAVIS, OMo-
NofTan*--'Th* Harrisburg correspondent
of the PoeC^b* 4 . account dotage, of the
"Union Stile CdnrenUoh, sitysof Joaa M. Bead,
l“b»isa Free Trade man.” The correspondent
:: if mitUken. Wo hsTalhebestof authority for
'•tying that Mr. Read ta on ardent friend ©flhe
-proteelire principle. The story lhathe has •
fret trade nuvtl started on the morn log of
th* Contention by tha friends of another candi
date; tad whs a mere electioneering dodge ; and
thoftot that the delegates were not influenced
by ltlfl the best indication that there was no
- foundation for it.
gj A yyaiCA< MISSIONARY ; ABBtVkP IS £hO
i >wn,—»<«A Conatimt ReaJor n of thn QaztUt en
closes to u»th* following item, dipped from a
pupy published Biretol. EogUnd:
«<A ftgitfTe elite, from New Orleans, fcea nr
rited In lirerpool. He is marked from hie
head to his «Al© booei; bis eldebeara the eigne
of hie hating been shot with sings; his legs are
t orn vUh the teeth ofbloodhonnds; he is marked
with the seems of red hot iroos, and his neck. iB
chafed b/the metal collar which he wore with
his 'owner I ** name upon it. It is to, be hoped
the ‘hunted negro’ Isat rsst at laaL"-
Verllf tbisisan aposlle ortho “glory of the
great Bepnbiio !"
Puuii's Riyxh Gold Mikxs—Gkkat £x
crrortXTur CaiiromrLk.—By the Star of iht
Wat, which united At this port yesterday, we
' intelligence of a Tory exciting obaraolcr
■ : ftwnTCaElornia. Tbe discoveries of gold in the
BrUisn territory provo to be of the richest de
scription, tally equalling the most productive
: fliggingrin California or Australia. For par-
Mlculars our ; readers are referred to accounts
Which we oopy this morning from San Francisco
cape re, and especially to the highly interesUng
utter of our correspondent in that City.—lt
will be eeen that a perfect stampede for Frazer's
River has taken place, threatening, In fact, the
.depopulation of California. Within the two
months ns» preceding the 20th of Jane, fifteen
thousand petsons bad sailed for the Fraxcr Biter
• o country, ana the whole miolng region of Cali
fopnlavaa' wild with excitement. San Fran
cieco presented on appearance similar to the
, soenee.of -Everybody was <n route for
- the North, the allurements of the now diggings
.calling away all (he floating population t>f the
\*eouhtry.
:. Oar correspondent states that some Important
facts not understood before, relative to the navi
gation of Frazer’s River. A steamer makes
regular trips as far np as Fort llope, which is
"elxty-nine miles above Fort and nine
_ ty*foor from tbe~mouth of the river.* It“had
•i ■” hot heap known that steamers of considerable
t& obuldrbe used above Fort Langley, and the
. fact now demonstrated is one ot much impor
• aac*. The distance from Fort Hope to the
• confluence of Thomson's River, in the centre of
■ the gold district, is sixty-six miles. It will be
eeen that the difficulties of reaching this hew
land of promise are less formidable than was
believed to be the Oast, and from the extent of
the emigration, hitherto it is estimated that at !
least 40,000 persons will have gone to Frazer's
River from California,within the first half year.
That so large a depletion caa ill be borne will
V readily be understock and the effect upon the
s.. prospects of that Stalo is likely Übe serious. .
Nor Is it probable'that the, gold fever will
confine,itself to the'Pscifie Bide of the Conti
' - neht Companies were, in fact, organized weeks
ago in,Canada to go to New-Caledonia, and the
present news canoot tail to impart afreshlm
*■ pulso to such movements. Here, too, it is not
unlikely that adventurers may be fonnd In eon>
siderable numbers, to whom the expectation of
gold will prove an irresistible attraction. In
short, it is not improbable that the times of
' 1849 may bo New-Caledo
1, ni*.—A’ Y7Xntet.
I T«s ikniMilfiCTOinr in WAsaiwafox T*a*i-,
> * vonT.—Tha defeat of Colonel Sieptoe .by the
/! Indians is confirmed. The original statement
.jf] waa thal he had been wsjUid by a combined
3( J bnhd ofPelousea and SnakM. amounting to 1500
\f warriors, and so routed.' .We questioned this
v -representation, and with it the.whole story,:
-The eighty, braves of the Pelouse tribe
wen eloneunequal to the contest, anlthe Snakes
had no loeal habitation in the Territory, at all.—
The conflict,- it appears, occurred bn the banks
of the JPeloose nver, whence the blander of as
suming Pelcuifr-Indiu* to have' been partiri
' pants in it: "andthereel combatants were zhe
Speksaea, which, by an exceedingly licentious ,
misprint, might be taken for Snakes. Colonel
etfptoe left Fort Walla-Walla on May 7 with bis
command, consisting of tbreeeompaoiesamouni
. isg to 110 men InaU, aod a few friendly lodises.
His destination was Fort vColville, and as bone
bat friendly tribes Hoed Ms projected path/he
unhappily neglected to take sufficient ammnni
- tion; sad also refused to credit raisers that the
’ Spokane*, who inhabited the country north, of
thiPebose, would mail probability attack him.
Ha had passed into their district, whei the hith
erto friendly tribe met him in large foree, and
required him to return. Ho still urged forward
however, until the tbroqg of savages, Mid their
threats, admonished him of his serious danger ;
when he commenced nrapid retreat, regaining
the river, only to be assaulted by his pirrsuer*
with the utmost fury. Ills assailants numbered
five hundred warriors. The - battle luted from
8 o’clock In the moraiog until ended by the 1
.-. v darkness at night. Their ammunition exhausted;
; and nearly encircled by a foe, whose numbers
ttsteadily increasing* notwithstanding thenumbers
- destroyed by our brave fellows, (hero seemed no
hope for the detachment but flight. Abandon
• log tbdr stores and bowiixers, they therefore
‘ '' fled in the darkness ; and onlyrestcd when but
rodnd.dby the friendly Km
lion to eight privates and friendly Indians killed
. v : the troop lost two excellent officers, Captain
■ Taylor and Lieutenant Gaston, who both fell
fighting gallantly.—A r . T. 7TmM.
iutv.WntiT Caor. —Reporla as to tilt title ol
tht,*haat crop In thU etui other adjoining coun
ties arooonflioting, An old miller who haa
travelled noma within a week past about the
Qtnetee Valley and in Ueneaee county, aaja that
the wheat harreel hao commenced, and the yield
da a fair one. He stales that the mischief done
by the weeril is slight, andfnr leaa than waa
anticipated. Another;mQkr haa loiters from'
different parla of the Valley, whiohtend toeou
flnn the atatement : Of the one first named. It
ia true that the quantity of wheat reload barn
bonta wlUbeemeU, compared with eome pte
■ onsyears, sea far lees breadth of ground
waa aown. If It turn out that the haraeat
yielda fairly, earn an arerage crop, it will ba
agreeable none to alt.— Roch. (fif. r.) Union.
tißTTina from Dunkirk, Scotland, state that
the drought ia extraordinary In that quarter—
Thera aoon will bo no water anywhere. Cis
tern, welivditchos- meadows, rieniela, ail are
dry. ' The aspect of the country ia desolate.
The flax haa oomo into flower, before, it if;half
' crown- It Will yield, little seed, and Ihefibre wlll
be of middling quality. The farmer will not
naUtalhe expenses of cnlUratlon. The wheat
•ITnot thlok Upon the ground, the ears are email
iSmny of them are* black The yieldl.,x
nOatadtobe eery small, the heat haring oeer r
Ckntbe greater part of Ibe grains and .the
(cnJadar being thin. ,
Reman or a Hoaoasian Extin.-aorernor
Hungarian exile, has been apehd :
UJhaiy, the U , j , tft Bttar .
to hls hmo in Thai. He,
f' ' ■ d *f waVfrom Europe; whether ha had
J™ 9 riluba wuSber. of hie family, -As the
• would not allow him to enc
4 . £?««£££, Ma rclatlres were obliged to maet
el tSLtediSSaa. The Interriew took place Jn
*■ SfjS' rlifi daughter, Madam Madras.,accom
.psuSdhlm bachio America. '
» 'iV I Cincinnali judge flned a
' oShsum of eight dollirt! for
» «‘Hd in her ami. U
The woman waa his formar
muueeiflMlha oblShte own offspring. .Wa
' for.thobrn^
.' wh»psrpMralad,th»iW'«^i., . •••••••;
•• jgiaaaswsraass.
omltraci; aolaTe now,
thipo'ntcfjte connection wUhtbe Ktlo-
WiflJhiCcitndarlU*- ■ .
jfV. v , v > _ J >UN J- H .»
■*>«H craframoj. iSTvf/
lapurSmnM of ltrocd by lie diffSenl
Ch»iroen . «f. th» - Eepnbliaui, American _»nd
People’s Stale Committees, a Contention of the
»eopte assembled in: the Hall of the Boose of
UpresebUUtes at Harnsbnrg, on Wednesday the
14Ua day of Joly, for 'the parpoee -of nemtnel*
log e candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court,
and also a candidate for Canal Commissioner.
Two o’clock being the hour fixed for meeting,
the delegatee elected assembled in (he'Hall of
Bepreseolaliees. - - David Taggart, Eeq., 1 or
Northumberland, called the Contention to order,
.and; noted that Hon. William Jessup, of Sus
quehanna county, act m Prealdeot, pro tan ,
which motion was unanimously agreed to. The
Hon. Francis Jordan, of Bedford, and James
Jones, of Ljooming, were appointed Secretaries
pro Un.
The following genttemeu appeared to be pres
ent M delegates:
SRNATOTtIkL DISTRICTS.
PhllaWphla—Jeaepb B. tUnlgeo, Morton U’Utchse!.
Wm. B. Hun, Wn. K. Smith.
Cluster and Mmre-Joshua P. Byr».
Bucks—Wm Btavely. -
Lehigh end Northampton—A. B. Boeder.
Berks—Join Banks. ' '
Schuylkill—J. 0. Frick. '
Moortw,Wayueand Pike-Samtiel E. IHmmlck.
Bradford, Bosqnehans*, Sullivan and .Wyoming—Hod.
Wm. Jessup.
Lotemo—Wta.'P. MTfmr __
• Tioga, Potter, U’Kaan attd Wamo—Lucios Rogers. '
: ®*f**a**ljy««lomOentrnas4 Union—&. CL Moore., •
Bayd«r, KortimmbwUad, Montour and Columbia—Bob*.
At, Frick*
Cutnb«rUnd,?errj,-Ja&ieta and Mifflin—Jas M. Sellers.
Montgomery—John J. 0. Harvey.
Dauphin and Lebanon—Joeiah Yank.
Lanraitar—Wm. H. Boone Samuel Keneaggy.
York—Sr. W. 8. Roland.
Adame, Trauklla and FnUon—E.G. Fabomtock.
Somerset, Bedford aad Hontiegdon—Wm. H. Koootz.
Clair, Cambria and Clearfield—H. Bucher Swoop*.
Indiana amTAnnitrong—Harry White.
Westmoreland and Payette—Q. W. Uarkle.
Washington and Greene—Geo. L. Wylie.
Allegheny—Thomas M. LUrthall and Robert M'Knkht.
Beaver and Betler—Wm. HatUtt.
> 8 - ,
. . BEPBESBHTAQtK DELEGATES.
Philadelphia—Cbarlea Close. Wm. B. Turner. Robert C.
B F l jM£,*£ B ! o J}P l,l ’-^ ca ' J - Pollock, Geo. A. Coffey, Uor
rla R. Afflick, L. B. Fletcher, Parmer Born, Geo. Storgiaa,
Qeo. Reed, Geo. M. HHI, Joaeph Sommers, John Welsh.
Archibald MTntlre, Wm. P. Cooper and R. tt. Miller.
Delaware—Jamet J.~ Lewis.
Chaster—W. ITYer, Robert Parke and Wm- Baker.
Montgomery—B. Frick, James Mlmzw and Cbristlsa
Esstborn. .... _
Bncka—Dr. S. C. Bredahaw, Mahlon
Northampton—EdmundDoetor and Wm. r. Bleekley.
Lehigh and Carbon—Samoa! ATHcse, C.'Albright
‘ Houoe.aad Pike—JacksonLaqta..
Wayne—Thomas BnnltoK a.
Loxttne—J. IL poleston, Heory M. Hoyt. Darts Alton.
'Bniqaehanaa—S. B. Cbaee.
Bradford— JL Reed Mjwv y. Mprcnr.
Wyoming SoUltsb, Colombia and Montonr—Palemon
Jobo, J. D, Strawbridge; - 1
Lycoming asd Clinton—B. Bneh Petrlkeo, James Jonee.
Centre—Kdmnndßlaochard;
Mifflin—Samnel 8. Woods.
Union, Bnyder and Juniata—John J. Patterson, G. F.
Milter.
Northumberland—Dartd Taggart.
Schuylkill—John M. ReLnhart, W. A. Hammer, Tloeoll
Fisher. .
Sanphln—Joseph Casey and Thomas J. Jordan.
Lebanon—Dr. Zerbe.
Berks—Loti B. Bmitb, John P. Ltndermsn and John 8.
Richards.
Lancaster—Henry Carter, PhiUpSbriner,Geo. W. nensel,
Dr.J. M. Donlap,
York—A. M. BUlnger and Joseph Qanuti.-.n.
Cnmberland and Perry—Lemuel Todd and Geo. W. Tar
eons. ■
Adams—D. A. Bnebler.
PrankUn and Pulton—A. K. U'Clnro and W. Vf. Sellers.
Bedford and Somerset—Francis Jordan, Ed. Scull.
Huntingdon—John WBUamson. '
Blair—B. Hammond, L. W. Hell.
Cambria—Jscob M. Campbell.
Indiana—Wm. U. Btewmrt.
Ametrongand Westmoreland—'William A. Cook, J R.
Cnnalngham.
Fayette—Jemrs Veech, A. Johnson.
Greene—Seth T. Hard.
Washington—Wm. M’Kennan and James B. Rnple.
Allegheny—John IL Hampton, Russell Srrett, C. B. M..
Smith, Geo. R. Riddle and Dartd B. Coon. . -
Beaver aad Lawrence—R. p. Roberts, 8.8. McGoubi.
Batlei—John N. Parrtancc and Anbltald Blakely.
Mercer and Ypnango—Johnson Pearson, Jas. S. Myers.
Clarion and Poreet—Goo. W. Latiiy and Samuel Young.
JtCereonv'Hlk, Clearfield and M’Kean—Dr. A. P. Hekh-
bo! j, 8. B. Rowel ■
Crnrlon! and Wamn—Q. W. Scofteld, L. D. Wehnore.
John N. Parvience,. of Bailor moved that a
committee of one from each Senatorial district
be selected by the delegatee for the purpose of .
nominating permanent officers for the Conten
tion, which was Agreed to.
Lemuel Todd, Francis .Jordan, Charles Qilpin
A. K. M’Clore, Joseph Casey, Joshua P. Eyre,
and IL P. Roberts, were appointed a committee
on credentials.
At 15 minutes to three o’clock the Contention
was again called to order, for the purpose of an*
noundng the oomnuttee selected to name per
manent officers for the Contention. : The fol
lowing gentlemen compose the committee:
Robert P. Smith, L. R. Fletcher, Farmer
Bant; John Welsh, Robert Parker, M. Yard
ley,Rdmond' Poster, John 8. Ridgwoy, J. G.
Fraxcr, J. D. Frick, Jackson Lanls, £. Reed
Slyer, W. P. Miner,. G. W. Scofield, Edmond
-Blanchard, David Taggart, James -M. Sellers,
I John J. C. .Harvey, Thomas J. Jordan, William
| Dunlap, Geo. W. Heuael, Joseph Garret, W. W.
[ Sellers, John Williamson, H. Bucher Swope,
Harry White. W. A. Cook, Geo. L. Wylie, T.
M. Marshall, Robert M’Knight, John N. Purvl
ance, Johnson Pearson, S. Newton PeUis, Bem’l.
Youog.
Mr. Todd, chairman of the committee on cre
dentials, reported in favor of the Admission of
the following gentlemen from Allegheny, viz:
Senatorial—Thomas SI. Marshall, Robert Mo-
Knight; Representative—John H. Hampton,
Russell Errett, C. B. M. Smith, Geo. R. Riddle,
and Darid R. Coon.
Mr. Purviance, from the commiUeo to report
permanent officers of the Convention, reported
the following:
President—A. 11. Bkkdea, of Northampton
county; Vice Presidents—J. R. Flanigan, Morton j
M'MichaeVWm. R. Smith and W. B. Man, of i
Philadelphia; James Lewis, Chester; Bamuel C.
Bradshaw, Backs; Wm. Meekly, Northampton;
John Banks, Berks; Howell Fisher, Schuylkill;'
C. Albright, Carbon; S. B. Chase. Susquehanna;
Henry M. Hoyt, Luierne; L. D. Wetoon, War
ren; GeorgeF. Miller, Union; J. D. Strawbtfdge,
Montour; Lemuel Todd, Cumberland; Joseph
Minizer, Montgomery; Henry" Carter, Philip
Shriner,-Lancaster; W. S. Roland, York; A< K.
M’Clare, Pranklin; William H. Koonlx, Somer
set; 8. B. Rowe, Clearfield; Wm. M. Stewart,
Indiana; Jama Yeech, FayeUe;|Wm. M’Kennan,
Washington; George R. Kiddle, David R. Coon, .!
Allegheny.' ;
Secretaries—L. Rogers, Russell Errett, Wm. {
11. Boone, J. H. Pateston, James 8. Pomeroy,
Jacob Campbell, James Jones, H. B. Swope,
John M. Reinhart, Francis Jordan, John J. Pat
terson, B. M. Frick, R. P. Roberts, B. R.' Mil- 1
ler, W. H. Markle, Josish Funk, and Benjamin
Frick.
The report was adopted without debate, and
Dor. Reeder was conducted to the chair, from
I whence he delivered the following address:
OuTLUn:—Wheel look aruund.me upon this
Convention,and see~iu ranks piled with men who
hare been again and again endorsed by the people
of oar State—who have Uko bopored with thopub
lie confidence—who, in places- of public trust, hire
repaid that confidence with meritorious integrity ssd
distinguished ability—whose talents and whose pow
er hare made them' the leaders and the representa
tive men of their respective parties anon the great
questions submitted to, and decided by/ the people
in timoe gone by—who here adorned and shed lustre
. upon the high places they bare filled, surrounded
. now by youoßtr mao full of talent and zeal end bud.
I ding power, destined to tell upon the future destinies
of our State and country, I feel mostdeeply Impress
ed with tho honor of the selection which has called,
mo to this position, and the thrice worn, threadbare I
terms of thankful acknowledgment seem to be a
stele, tasteless and inadequate return for your par
tiality. I can only tender you the liocere assurance
that they fall short of the fooling which they seek to
exams.
I bare alluded to the high standard of ability and
reputation which seems to have been adopted by the
people in your selection., ' It Is, bowever,none too
nigh for the cause in which we art engaged—none
too great for tha dignity and honorof the work com
mitted teonrhmnda. - To men whose love of country
must be‘startled, and Aroused bribe dangers that
beset our Institutions—whose enlarged understand
lugs appreciate the evils that threaten us, and the
remedies to be applied.' I need waste no time in de-'
tail of these.
Suffice it to'say, that the very essential doctrines
of Republicanism ere at Issne—the right of self
government—the rale of the majority—tho right of
suffrage, popular liberty, ell are perilled, and their ;
ringing cry for mew elangt upon the car of the
patriot like a lire bell In the still watches of tho I
night. . (
TbeAmerican people had' their'origin and owe ,
tholr pre-eminent national vitality and wonderful'
progressive power to the-fact that they are a cross !
grown fmla tha purest s*ed of tho pro&inent nations |
of the ©la world—from the. plckod men of Europe
with the largest brain, and heart, and muscle, of all
their kind; who towered above alt their fellows, and
did not bend before the blast that was sweeplngdown
human rights, and wore thus driven. from their
respective homes to beget a new nation in n new
world, to make anew ara In. the. history of man, be
fore which all the other landmarks of national, blog
raphy should fall iota insignificance. Norman, Celt
and Saxou, Hungarian. Swede And Bane, the best of
their kind—pure metal, prove& and tried by fire and
KriTand tyranny, loving liberty bettertban a native
sd covered with oppression and disgraco— struck
hands In a new league, forgot ancient feuds, combin
ed their respective qualities In a v Igorous and healthy
fusion, nod thus made great .- Union party, , from
whose loins sprang the master nation; of the aarih.
The same reaiofii which drove !tha- Covenanter*,
the Puritans, the. Huguenots, and the Lutherans
from the gram ,of their fathers) have compelled :
mostof us to tarn our backs upon our old associates ;
la search of the popular rights. and, liberties which
tyranny bad driven out before us/ As Wo have
been placed in their akuation and emulated their
effort letwi resolve toaebiere their result by begetting
the master party of the land.
; Vain wiH be thishope, however,unless wears pre
pared to trample under footaU eelfishnesa; ail mere
pride of Opinion; all the contemptible spirit of on
necasiary CavU and contention. Wa must in all
things cultivate a- spirit of hlghboner,fbrhear»nes
and magnanimity which shell inspire mutual kiud
oiu and respect, and when we shall have submitted
our work to the judgment of tho people, it must bear
the marks of pndeot foresight and of anxious wis
dom. If worn* of irritation and discord exist-which,
without Htrifioeofprinelple, can behealedoravoided,'!
'we Atttfd baderaidi In opr higbea! duty and liable
sTu»tei««t npW. >“T«
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tho CoiTenUon proceeded to b*]lot for a cnnai
due fcr Eaprtme Jndze, m follow* .... ■■■'
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8. r. JoJlpUMj. A
;0d the 10th ballot Mr.TUad wardedirednonu-.
ailed, when lie nomination w»i made onanjmou*.
following litter from Judge Agnew »M
retd after the 4(h billot and ordered, to be pub
lished:
- Burnt* July 12,1868.
Dear Sir: You are authorised to withdraw
ray name at any .stage io the proceedings of the
1 Contention you may think proper/
Hating suffered myself to be brought into
notice for the Supreme Bench, rather against my*
own convictions, though at the earnest and
well-meant solicitations of friends, t shall he
glad to be permitted to retire at the first-fitting
opportunity. It will be espeolally gratifying to
me if in so doing it 'miy become a means of
harmony. j
Though neter a politician in the hackneyed
sense, but on occasions of moment putting on
the harness of battle when: my services were
heeded,! hoifr most ardently .wish for success
| against ‘ mal-jylmihislrfttion end corruption.—
, Never has therebeenamore perrem, dishbnest
: and 'wicked' administration orpubllc affairs than
| has been witnessed within the last four years,
[beginning in the repeal ofthe “Missouri Com
promise,” and ending in the aptly-called */Eng
i lUh swindle; 1 ' to effect, by bribes and threats,
; what fraud Und force had flailed to accomplish.
The the nation's woe' is brimming full;
and if the'hand of patriotism will hot now dash
it down, she must drain Its very dregs. Penh
syllable is the battle-ground; and here the vic
tory must be fought for, and won. Here, on
tho some field which proclaimed the triumph of
her "favorito sob," she must rise victorious
over the wide ruin bis mal-adminiilralion has
tipread.
I beg you to return to my friends, and all
who hare honored me by their support, my sin
cere thanks for their efforts in my behalf.
Veiy truly, yours, &c. t
DAVID AQNEW.
• To K. IV Roberts, Esq.
- The following gentlemen. were appointed a
committee on rcsblotloos?
Messrs. Dr. Win. 8. Roland, Wm. Baker, Dr.
E. Q. Fohneatock.Wm. Blavsly, Ed. Sbnll, Sami.
MoHose, Hammond, John 8. Biohards,
Wm. 11. Stewart, Howell Fisher, Wm. A- Cook,
G. Albright, Wo.' M’Kennan, Ulysses Mercur,
C. B. M Smith, Baris Alton,-John H. Hampton,
0. W. Scofield, Wm.'Haxlit, B. R. Felriken, R.
B. M’Combs, Palemon John, 8. N. Pettis, Lemuel
Todd;-A.-P. Heichold, Benj. Frick, Jos. R. Flan*
igan/Josiah Fonk, Morton M’Michael, Henry
Carter, Wm. B. Mann, Sami. Keneagy, and John
Welsh.
The Convention proceeded to ballot for Canal
Commissioner, and Wm. E. Frazisr was nomi
nated on the first ballot, he receiving 99 votes,
Wm. M. Lloyd 7, Wm. M- Waggonseller 11, R.
M. Frick G, and Geo. W. Patton 8.
The nomination was made unanimous.
The committee on Absolutions presented the
following, which was unanimously adopted: " I
This Convention representing the freemen of
Pennsylvania who are opposed to the loading
measures of the National Administration, most
especially those whioh seek to stifle the voieeand I
ignore the rights of a large majority of the cit
iiens of Kansas and those which have pros- I
(rated the industry of the country, and are fast I
driving oar Government Into, national bank
ruptcy, do hereby declare and resolve— I
1. That the Federal Constitution, the sovereign 1
rigbtsaod union of the Btales and the liberties of
the people, mast and shall be preserved. I
2. That we protest against tbe Kansas policy of
tbe National Administration, as at war with tbe 1
tights of the people, and subversive of the princi- l
pies of oar government I
3. That the reekless and profligate extravagance
of the National Administration, earning a necessity
for continued loans, without any meant provided for I
their payment, gives evidence of a want of that I
ability and Integrity which should characterise- the I
government of a free people, and unless checked will I
lead to inevitable bankruptcy. ]
4. That tbe purity and safety of the Ballot Box
are to be preserved stall hazards, an<f that all frauds .1
upon (ho Naturalization laws, which have been so
much resorted to, to promote the success of the
party we oppose, ought to counteracted by whole
some and proper legislation.
6. That this Coavention does most heartily ap
prove of and endorsee the cause panned by our able !
and distinguished Senator in Congress,- the Hon. j
Simon Cameron, as well as that'of those Eepresen- i
taiivei from this S late, who have steadfastly opposed
the tyrannical policy of the National Administra
tion lo their attempts to Impose upon tbe people of
Kansas by fraud and force-a Slavery Constitution,
lin opposition to the known and. expressed senti
ments of tbe freemen of the Territory.
6. That the National Administration, during all
the late long session of Congress, evinced an entire
disregard of the great industrial interests of the
country, and indulged in a most wasteful and lavish
expenditure of the public money.
7. That the revenue necessary for a judicious and
economical admin titration of the Government should
be raised by the imposition of doties upon foreign
imports, and in laying them, tueb discriminating
protection should be given as will secure the rights
of Free Labor and American Indus try.
S.'.Xbat in presenting John M. Head to the people
.of Pennsylvania, u a candidate for Judge of too Su
prtma Court, weracognUolbemaa, scholar and Jurist
eminently qualified to fill and adorn the place*;
9. That William E. Fraser U well and favorably
known to the people of Penceylvania, asan able and
correct business man, and peoaliuly qualified to die
charge fill the dotka pertaining to-the office of the
Canal Commissioner
10. That we approro of the enactment of proper
laws to protect us from the introduction of'foreign
criminals in onr midst, bj retaining them at onee to
places from whence they bare bean shipped to onr
shores.
The President was authorised to appoint a
State Committee of 83, and to apprise the can
didates of their nomination.
The thanfce of the Convention were tendered
to the officers of Lhe£onT«aUoo.
At near 12 o’clock, the Convention adjourned
4&m die. r
—DlED—'Veeterday morning, at 8 o’clock, Mr. FBANSUN
FABER, aged 49 vtera.
. HU funeral will tab# plaoa this afternoon at 3 o’clock,
from tbe residence of the family, near Hast Liberty. Car
riages vlll leave Rodgrrs A Obey*s Stable at 1% o'clock.—
HisfrtendsarereepecifaUyiavitedtoaltend. ' *
Tbe TravelingConameuatty.—A remwlyeucli j
ae&ZRRAVjTS HOLLARD BITTERS cannot be too high. !
)y recommended. To (be traveling eommontty, *eped*Uy, j
It Is certainly an tovalaaWe remedy; having little or bo **-
erdea, constantly exposed, and eobject to tbe effects of a
change aftUaate. end water, they require *ome pleasant
madidne of tkls kind to rvgnleU tbe bowels.
Cicnojd—Be careful to aak fee Boerbave'a Holland Bit
ton. The great popoUrlty Of thU medicine baa Induced
many ImltetV-fV, which the pntUe aboold gnard against
purchasing.
bottles turf*, by thepro
prUtu»,BKNJ.PAai.Ja, A 00, AUnclac taring Pharme
ceoUsteaadObcmlatt.ST Wood street, between let and td
(U.Httsbnrfb, Pa* and DrnggUte generally. ’’JolfedAwg
Special
WHEELER &WlLSOtf 8
sswzna uAOBZims.
Agent’s Orrics, 68 Firta Street.
These Machines, which have gained such an
enviable reputation over all other Sewing Machines, on ac
count of lit.'Their Lock Stitch. 2d. Tbeir almpUcKy ol
construction aoJ coneeqqe&t freedom from deta&gemeat.
Bd. Easy-movement, and 4tb, Tbeir now
offered with ell tbe latest Improvement and advaatafts at
mannCectarvre* prices, by
ALEX. R. REED, Agent,
Julfcdfctf - go. 68 Firth ■trees*
American Manufactured Wntohen.
We would most reepoctfully announce to the
public that we have taken the Agency for the celebrated
AfffelUCAS LKVKB WATCHES,
An article whlchja msaufeelored In Waltham, Mam., add
gotten op of the bast material on the most approved piled
pie, and poMSare every requisite iot a HIT ABLE TIMS
KEEPS!, for any defect In material, workmanship «
performance odder fair tuege, tbe maasfeeta wn bold them
eelvee e| ail times rmponefbU. These watchee have been
tested eod are In use deflyby a great many Railroad b»we
and have give the utmost MtisfacLloa In ragarJ to strength
and correctness of Uae on .
LOCOMOTIVES AND RAILROAD OARS,
While In motion. Every watch wtll.be accompanied wllb
a certificate or guarantee from the maaafeetnms, showing
tbit tbe buyer rone no risk whatever of getting a wstcb
that keep comet time.
The witch*# are of a medium dse, banting case, much In
style like aa EtsgltshWatch, and will uertalnly please every
oua who msy give them a trial.
In addition io the abort, wa k«op ooaatanUy on hand a
fall aaaortmtnt of lha Utt’uakoKogUjhandßjrUaWitclir*,
Watch Maker*’ Tool*, MacliJetry and Watch Material, to
p*Ui«r witb> a cotnplot* stock of Jewalry, Bilm Wart,
Clock*, Fancy Good*, which w* alall at all UntM U
happy to show to oat coataam.
4 HEIN KM AM * MKYRAN,
43 Fifth at, nttoborith, Fa.
IOTHERS! MOTHERS!! HOTHERSI
• Dgn’t liil to procure Mrs. Winslow’a Sooth
ing ByrßpforChßdrsaTsstbisg. It has doeqoal oosartb.
It greatly tseflltaliwthsproeaM of leetbiagby aoftsaiog tbs
gums, ndactog all-tefleatutloo—irUl allay pain, and is
tors le regoUts tbs bowels.' Depebd spob Jt, toothers, It
iria'gty mtteyoomirss, sad relief et>d health to jrrmr,
inhiis-r Psr&gtly safa in all eases.
This ValnaUsprsi>ireUoa ; Is. *h* prsfciJjitloa of octs of
tbs most sjpsrtueed tad akUfttl buls PbysleisM la Ns*
KngUod/uulbM tesJ end frith itsrsHblUpg-toec*« Is
i We beUtrslt tbs beit-ani torsd remedy la tbs wprl<l,.lo
eUca»ese/DjeshteryandDlertrt>*»U'Chlldrri,*bsth*r It
uisas frsm.tsslblagot from hay.otbsr eeas*. .
•
Is worth Its' tfstgfil V- - '• A *
Million of bottln ifttko; Valted
BUtn UU nr«UMdndi«ri«imßJ4j.r
4 rssuiosrtTtt'ocitts jlbottlb.
‘ *!>«?•
KUi&tfWYoni'boftthaoattfMvAfpCT, : '
' Sold by Drcal*Mfcm«feOQtlte v«id. ’ .
* KKVUI,
.• : ■ w *■ :
-'• -''3 : 1
"r'.-i T'■. . • • . .'• •• .r’.C-v-:-/■
lJ B&au
PflfjB*n«nt. Oflee
. Complying with tits urgent request of bun
torfsoffhtepeflwts, - • v ,.i '
PB%!p.M,FITCH Sc J. W. SYKES
Hare cofldaM to remain
PgßßAireyvi.T IS. PITTSBURGH,
- And may be eoosultsd at thsir office, : -■
Np. 191 J?®nn Street,
s : OMOBIT* THE BT. CIAIE DOtlL,
:D*B?«Jti(flept Sundays, farC«ttsasßptl«*» Althma,
BromefelUntndall other Cbromte CeMplstnts
complicated with or orating Pulmonary Disesws, Including
Jfeetiont of tie liver, Dgt
prpeia, QastritU, Temal > Complainte, etc.
DBS. 7ITCQASYKESwouIdstate hattbMr treatment
fa herd nr™ tea /ari tha> he dissait e»-
i&iMOuUxdvuiryfitmttlarfft.bM UfOr*,a* - twrimg
tffdmbpwtnt in (Aslsnps, and they thmfbi Maotoy
Mwhpnlcih Hygienic and Medicinal remedies to purify the
blodflasd strengthen the system. WB* Omm, they ess
MEDICINAL INH ALATIONS,wbkh they veins highly,bat
°Mj a* AnfcWees'fAaWv «o Curative fffutvihm used
j alma) and Invalids are earnMtijcsaUoned against wasting
| the precious tinwof cnrabllity onany treatment baaod open
j the planßib!e,tnrt false Idee that the “seat oftbedJeease can
j bereachadtaadlrectmanner by Inhalation," tbr as before
stated, tbe ual of thtdiuMtiii* blood and it* tfftda
I only in the longs.
E9»No charge for ooosnlution.
A U«t or questions win be wot to ihosewMiOßta- eon*
olt us by letter. mySWewffctf f
CHINA, GLASS AND QUHBNBWARB.
SPRING STOCXJUST OPENED,
AT TBS OLD SSTABLISBXXI9T Of
H B N R Y : H I G B Y,
133 Wood Street* Pittsburgh, Pa.*
Who - is now receiving from Europe ■ and-
Eastern .Cities,! a choice anortvent of artidee In hie
line,comprising' new and tasteful shapes of Pearl While
Btone Tea, Dining and ToOat Ware, and the same In Plain,
Goto, Lustre Band and Flowers; fine White Yitrifiod Iron
1 Stone Table Ware, known to be tbe most durable now in
j use for Hotels ami Steamboats; Preach China ofnew styles,
Lin Pare White and Oold Band, either ha setts or stngts
piece* Bkhly OUt and Decorated Toilet Bel* Brittannla
andPlaied Castor* QermanßUvvr Tea Table Spoons, Boop
Ladles, deputed with ail tot, floe Ivory Handled Carving
Tm and Table Knives and Porks; Tea Walters and Trays
I Shaker and Sw-grus Table Hat* JappanaPaad Decorated
I Tin ToUet BetU.
I Also, a complete and foil assortment or ell articles spite*
Me for the COUNTRY RETAIL TRADE,'at prices to please
the public, who are respectful]? invited to examinethls
I stock. mr2h3mdawT
John C. Baker ft- Co's
01NUINR
COB.HVB.B OILtl
This Medicine, prepared in the most ap
proved manner, end bottled by ns, has received the sane*
tioo of the moat edehtlflc of tbeModical Profession of Phil*
adelphla and elsewhere, who recommend It as superior to
any other bow sunn factored.
Ofits efficacy and importance as a remedial In cam of
Oonsnmption, Gout, Bronchitis, Asthma, Chronic Rheuma
tism, and an Scrofulous diseases, It is annscsessry to speak;
—thoinahdsof emlneat physicians or ;Xurepe and America
having UstedWwonderihl enrstive properties.
Prepared naty by JOHN a BAKER A CO, Wholossle
Druggists, No. 164 North Third stmt, Philadelphia. Bold
by aifPrnggiati throughout the conatry. teOnltocaP
SINGER'S BEVVING MACHINES.
The great superiority of BINQKR*S MACHINES
Overall other*for theuse of
Clothing and Shoe Manufitcturers, Harness
Makers, Carriage Trimmers and
. Coach Makers,
Has long bean known and practically acknowledged.
HIS NEW FAMILY - MACHINE,
Which Is a light, ooapaet and highly ornamental machine,
(doing Its work equally wall with the large machines.) and
most because favorite for family usa.
A fell supply of tbe above u,fl,lMil for sale at New Folk
prices, by R, STRAW, 33 Market at,
PITTSBURGH, PA, -
I Abo, the BOUDOIR BBtVINQ MACHINE. Price from
flt> to gSO, [dolf| anlCblydfo
8. B. * C. P. MARKUP,
Kamcmai or
PRIXTLNQ, JOB AND ALL KINDS OP
W RAPPING P A I> K Tt.
Wtrahonit) 80. %1 Wood Btro«t (
PITTSBURGH, PA.
my4;tf fa
Biff booghl at narfctl pricea.
a, h. cubistVi a. d*»
103 Third Slrttt, PitUlurgl, Penna,,
Haring had the idhstiffl of Bpatcrn Cuilfp* tod 0»
fdtala, tad WTvnl jre*n*. practice, oflen b!« profualoaal
aarrlcaa in SUMICAL AND HBDICAL CASBB.
Bat. W. D. Howard- OoL TTUaoa BleOenUlN*. ' |
Bar. D. H.A. McLean. Hon. H. A. W**w.
T. IL Bill, E«. H#n.T. J.Bigham.
J. B. flutter. John 1L Mollor, K»q. A
; ; Jacob McOoUletar. Bag. .;»j3:lydfc^
N. HOLMES A SONS,/
M&ixu m • . . • /
Foreign and Domeitie Bill* of
CERTIFICATES OF DKPOSIT, /
. Bamt NOTES AND SPECIE, '
NO. 67 IMtKBT STREET, nTTSBUKQH, PA.
nXtooa all the principal clUee through
oat tha UniUd BtaXafu;; . ap23-fcly ‘
JOHN OOdHRAH dc-BRO.
•incrlcn-tcaaor
.troaJilaUlair Vaulu, Vaalt Ooi
L-*WrirdB*,Sbatten, window Gnaidi, ic.,
‘' ITm. 91 Anond Strttt and 16 Tiird Strut,
(Between Wood and Market,) PITTSBURGH, PA..
Ha** ca • fariety of daw Pattarna, fluey and plain,
caitaUe for all pnrpoeee. Particular attention paid to ra
doalng QraTgLote. Jotblngdoneatahortnotica. mr9
wu. TAtreirat- o. rum
VARDBVBR & FRIBND,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
UB
SOLICITORS IS CHANCERY,
No. 6, SMinft Block. Dubuque, Ism*.
promptly "made In toy part of Northers
lows, or Wester* Wiscotutt. v
-1 Will attend to tbspwebtssaad Sals of Bss) Estate ©*
taloltt«Hooey Mortgages aohlydto
WBYMAN « »ON, .
Hanofcctcras and Dealers la all Mads o!
TOBACCO, SOTZFF AND CIOAHS,
AND
LEAF TOBACCO,
Oorntr ofSmWQUId Stmt sad Biamomd AOtg,
■ prngBTOOH. pa.
..... K. MIU.CT-
VB.a »o scrsos ......
vnnow ...
KOBIIHOH, limit k HIILBBB,
FOUNDERS AHD MACHINISTS,
WAS BINOTQIi WORK S,
Pittsburgh, Penns.
OSes, He. St Merkat attest.
llano factors sll kinds of BteataJSngi Desand Mill Machin
ery; Castings, Railroad Work, 8 team BoUcnand Sheet Iron
Jobbing sad Repairing doosonehortooUcs. artSdydlo
GEO. H. ANDERSON,
No. 181 ii&erfy Sirttt,' Pittsburgh, Pt
UiaVtlVTCtM* AID WBOUBAI* vuui w
Story Variety of
PATENT AND ENAMELED LEATHER,
Shoe LeaWtr, Sjplits, Morocco, Preach and .
Country Calf Skins,
Sole Leather. Carriage OUolothe, Sco.
All of which «iU be famished al lbs lowest Chib Prices.
«rH IDES WANTS D.-tt
apfrdiy
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
SIOUTBILLB DRAWN BY
DUNCABf, BIIBUMAS *■ CO.,
ON Til. ONION BANK, LONDON! IN SUM A 0» ON*
POUND STERLING AND UPWARDS. *
1 Ala* bT>U oo lb* principal ellU* *od town* of Franca,
Balftnm, Holland, Garmanj, Rofllaaad otbw European
BUtea. couataal! t on band and for «d* bj
PMM*. ? WJt . WILLIAM* A IX),
Banker*. Wood alraet, owner ol TUtr*.
MATLACX ft ROOHRS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDINO
MERCHANTS,
Mo.lfl Itmti lti t*o«la,
- uni *© •
Hartoch A XMckaos, SL Ural*,
Day A Hailack, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Ohu.l>oS»ld A 00-LouUrQle, &jr n
f, B. Day ft
limn ft Btooe, Banian, Uoacalloe, lowa,
Day A ftbttadt, PbUadelpbW , .... ,_ , .
K. fanjth, ciiloio.lre&hl Aj.ullot
S»Urt«d. ' Itf-OaOE
BTMA STOTB WOBKB. -
ÜBXAHDBB BRADLEY,
wnw«rtui»wui>B* I (*« w iim« :
COOIIM, PABLOB UP HKITIHB STOVES.
Plain and Fancy Grata Front*, do.,
,WUOLHALS AND BKTAIt.
tvmirim Blwr. (»« «««• MtUlwt:or
ImvMil*
OfflqA Bnd Bales Hoorn,
mfiaiydn' »e. a w«oda«-P ltubut aa. Pa.
PAYKB, BIBBBLI. * CO.,
sunr«imnuftrov..
Cooking Parlor! i and .Heatin*
stoves, v
Oiataa, Pionta, Pendata. «‘o-.
And U*an(Mlameof{fae Calibrated
OAJPITAI, COOKHTO BAN&Bi
■O. «1» ÜBKIITT trIUtMT,
iitama ■ MrtimlHon, pa.
MITCHELL, HERRON. & CO.,
lU»OTBOtffl**» Of
Cooklnt, Parlor And Hoatlna
S T 0 V B s,
Crate Bronte, Fenderi, .Cooking inngei, Ai
IV* (.Ibortr Plte.lm,*h,Pa.
nrMfcly : ■ y '
, BA-WES « (JLOMY,;
anii:UpuiiOnn>»<> lr>la(m i ,
and a nj.iv** *i •;
ftuittft'ni..' 1
WhltoLowlimaZUidMnto,. :
ftleo, alt Unde'vr Painty dfl% L Oin«i
.•
. Hi
■rlfcly.Ua '
UUCWtL i
Htt»bor«J» BtMl Work*. s
joites. botd a pOj '
K*BBfatwvnot QXST SIJUU
A. B. TOEKL; BPBMQBind AXLMi
ISUO JV»W .-.J.'. .........i IMIU.
, U. B. HO9KKB St CO,
• Jto|«»*;ln»r*vf4 riualltMl - s .
.■ . - f*nlttT»tfrr T>»tTij •
; QmmrßmmtiXPntmttm, rttiimi*,!*- -
t**W ,
aftbtttfetmwrtg. v
OUKDHIKS.—
Q {t)o CMk* Bod* lib,
- . 100.- d» -Gnosticism. ■■
100 krgtfßi Cub BoiJa, -
100 bags Kltrai* Soda.
.. M doSaltpatm*.
1000 feexa* Window Glau, r
1» bbU Sfo.lu4lßu«iM. On band and
faraaUby JnlT , • AIEXAKDEB KINO.-
F
)|XK)B OIL .CLOTHS —A fine stock of oar
a? own utd MuUrxt napataetnra,. trcm 2-4 to 21-4 la
width, cut to fit asj sized room* or ball*.'.
JbIT J. * 11. PglLLIPfi, 20 end 2A St. CUir R.
Transparent buff oilcloth from
SfltoMinchaswHmavapnfor articlefoenleby
jbl7 J. A n.PHILUPS,2Oand 28St.CUlr«t.
OIL CLOTH CRASH—A good assortment
of vidths tad stylee at 26 and 28St. £lair it.
JolT J. 4 ILFMLIPS.
POCKET KNIVES.—We hare on hand a
▼fry floe assortment of ell kind* of POCKET KNIVES
u veil m atoll assortment of Dental, flnrgtca], Toilet anil
Table Cutlery. CARTWRIGHT* TOUNO,
Jal7' No. 80 Wood street.
LARD OIL—IO bbls. Burckhardi’s brand
tor sale by JolT IBAIAII DICKEY A CO.
. —l5O boxes German Clay, first qual
'\J tty, Joat reeel red per ship “Gaston,” at Baltimore, aad
foraaleby JolT - - ALEXANDER KINO.
COUNTRY BACON.—2OOO pounds choice
Sudden, 1,600 Dm. deer Sides—to arrlrr, tor sale by
JolT • ATWELL, LKEfI-QO.
r\RIED APPLES.—SO bus. on hand-ana
I 9 total*toclot* conatgamuit, by
3q17 ATWELIyLEKACO-
•OTTER.—4O kegs packed Butter in store
\ and total*by JolT ATWEtU LEE * 00.
Kentucky hemp.—ls bales, suitable
for Tvine-meker** use, on consignment and fat eale
lowtocloee,by jolt ATWELL, LEE * OO-
*GGS.—2 bbls. just received and,for ealo
|by Jnl7 ATWELL, LEE A, CO- .
>OT ASH, —f.f asks best quality in store
ana total* by- JaW . ATWELL, LEE A CO;
'HITE BEANS.—7S bus. srqall white in
tto* and total* by ATWELIyIXE k QO.
T7IGHTHLIST or applications for Tavern.
IjiUeeoeee, filed to the CletkSoffiooof Allegheny county,
opto July 15tb, 1&58. TUOS. A. ROWLEY, Clerk.
Bell Isabella, Cbarttm tp, other goods
Convey John, let ward, fclUaburgli, tarern;
Colt Israel, McCandlrtt tp- . do
Bolton Jonathan. Plum tp, do
Horn Catharine, 3d vard, Allegheny, eating boner;
llntchlaon John, MeKcasport, tarern; ‘
Hoatetter Anthony, fitb vard, Pittsburgh, ternn;
Lang O. W, 4th vard, Allegheny, eating bouse;
llyrra John, Jr, Bow to, eating boose;
Mellon P, 3d do do > do
McCall James, Sd.do do nthergoods;.
O'Ban Francos, 2d Ward, Pittsburgh, tarern.
Ktebardenn Bth do -do eating boost;
Ranch Anthony,Sooth Pittsburgh, other goodi; ,
flteraoson Charles, ftib ward, Pittsburgh, rarer®; ...
Smith n«UT, 3d do do other goods;
Wlnehardt Wm, 6tb -do do eating boose;
WolfChaxlia, 4ih do do . tarern;
Wearer L. M, lit 'do do do
Welsert Jultaa, Raaerrstp, eating boose; Julfr3td
DISSOLUTION.— The partnership hereto
fore alattag frtwMß the tißdcrtlgnsd, ooder tbo
wmoofJOHN WIIfTB A CO., ii (Mt d»y di*ohred by
notes! coo Mot, by tbo withdrawal of SAMUEL BAIRD.
toUkeotfect from lit fut. TbobatioeMwillb«coniinecd
u bolbra by tbs reoulaiD* partoera.
JOHN WHITE,
WSJ. A. XrCLCRQ.
SAMUEL BAIRD.
Darlington, July 8,1668.
IOBBWian, .WK. 4. S'CLTOO,
Darlington, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa.
JOHN WHITE 6c CO..
Cannel and Bltnminons Coal .and Coke,
COAX OIL ABD FIBE BRICK.
Jalfclad ; .. . .
|\TEW BOORS..—Aquarelles, or Summer
JJI Sketches, by Samuel Sombre.
A Poor Fellow, bribe anther or “Wlikh—The Right, or
the Left!” For eale at DAVISON I *,
JolO No. 61 Market »twt
QERMONS —By the Rev. John Caird, author
ij of “Religion in Common Life.” A Brrates preached
before the Qneea Peer la of Thought. Religions aha PMUkk,
phieal, gathered boa old authors. For sweat /
•jnlß ' DAYIgQ.y*.
5 LbU. FumlturtC^
C do Jajtan,^
40 do AsphaUntn,
MACKKOWN A FINLEY.
Tarnishes—
-10 bbU. Coach,
8 do Copal,
ft do Do mar,
Joat rac’d and for sale by
FRUIT JARS—I cask/ East Liverpool
Pratt Jars Joat rac’d and foriale by /
Jold . MACKEOWN 167 Liberty jtt
Mineral paint—a dor. dif
ferent colors and shades receiving by
Jnlfl • UAQKROVVjrA FINLEY,
NO. 1 LARD.—44 tierces irregular cooper
age, / 70 do regular do Is store;
/ 75' do do dotoarrlva
and far aUe by Jnlfl ISATAU DICKEY A 00.
T IN SEED OIL—6 bbls. for sale by
I ijnifl • numv n. (x>lunb.
LEAD —200 pigs No. 1 Lead for sale by
Jnlfl HENRY g COLLTN3.
LIJdE —200 bbls. Louisville for sale by .
Jnlfl . HENRY n. COLLIN R
Mackerel —50 bbis. No: 3 large?
to hr do do *do 1
AiTtrlßg and for aala by HEM BY IL COLLINB.
PLEASE call and examine' our Fottrtb Ar
rival of Bummer Dry Goods that are now being opened,
julfl 0. HANSON LOVE, 74 Market street
COTTON.— 26 bales to arrive—for sale by
Jnlfl ’ ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.
LOUtSVILLE LlME.—si> bbls in store—
• for™!-by jalfl 18AIAU DICKEY A 00.
CEDAR TUBS & BUCKETS.—in store—
for sale by Jnlfl ... ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.. .
two BUSHEL SACKS EOROATS-t4OOO
on hand for isle by ISAIAtt DICKEY A CO.
rpo STEAMBOAT MEN.—Wo will sell
1 oneelghtb of the splendid passsogir r*ck>t METROP
OLIS, rtr» low and on easy t»rms.' ' ' ••
Jon * ; IfITCnOOCIC, McCRBARY A. CO.
TO LET.—A large well furnished dwelling
with all modern Imwweewnta—fee rent low loa good
tenant, Jolt hItCIICOOE, McOHfABY A gp.
NO. EDGAR.—IChhdB. junt receive!
m ■ and br.wU by . J01i.... R. Diljm A CO.
MACKARKL.— 20 bb!» new largo No. S’a,
far wl> bp• jolt . R. DAtZliili 1 CO.:
ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS are selling
al bargain price*, at eloelng ont eale of
Jnl3 MUfcPHTABPBCgriKLP.
OOURTH ARRIVALOF SUMMER DRY
tl GOODS now opening at'
jnl&dAwT > C- HANSOM LOWT3, 71 Market at. .
Tennessee floor.—iso sacks Extra'
family now arriving from steamer Olftoa. for sale
by jalß ISAIAH PICKET * 00.
Dry apples and feathers
-4 sacks Dry Apples/
2 do • Feathers,
Now landing from steamer CUfton. for sale In
jnl3 - ISAIAH PICKET A 00,
COTTON. —18 bales now landing from
•turner Clifton —for tale by
jalB ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.
LARD.— 74 tierces No. 1 uniform cooper
sgelrow landing from steamer Clifton—for salu by ■-
Jots I3AIAU DICKEY A CO.
HOG HAIR.—SO bales now landing from
stoamsr Clifton—fjr sals by
jaia . XaAIAH DICKAY A 00.
TjrriNES AND LIQUORS—I have constant-
YY lj on bandalsrgeiopply of pore Wince and Liquors
formadklna] purpoeee. Those wishing anything in this
llnscanrsly nponctdtinga pnreartidsat- __ . •
JOa.PLKSHNQ’?,
Jolli corner Diamond and Market street
'TDLaIR A WXKTH'S ghemioal FOODI
II Another snpply retfd this day, for cals, wholesale and
retail, by jn!2 . JOB. FLBMISQ.
SPONGES —A large supply of coarse aod
Sponges of a very superior quality, Jut ree’d by.
rpOUACCO —SO kegs warranted Vo. & twist;
' 30 t>bW. Cat ud Dor tobacco,
‘ ‘ LEWIS k KOasaTON, AnnU,
IU7 Wood iliTft .
SUPJdIUOK BLANK BOOKS,' Ledgers.
JosroaU, Cub Boob end Dai Books. A lugs enppljr
ca brad* aede io the most superior manaer, of the flout
qt»Ut jof paper, upocUltj tor dtj order#. Blank Books
Beds to order, rated to ear ilreo patera.
j«2S > WM. O. .'OiINSTOB A ‘
TOSH 50 bbla and SO hlf bbls new No. 3
JC Mackerel,
30 bW» Baltimore Herring,
.90 do Halifax
W do and 60 kltta 1,2 and 3 ’Mack* rel,
l ‘6O dv InkaTiah, In atot* and for aata by
. j*2t • J. B. CAKMKLD.
BOOTS AND SHOBB,
OHBAF FOR CASH
TAMES ROBB, '
V _ NO. 89 MABKKT STRUT,
NKJLH TOB UAKKST HODHKi
I Haajuat receiTed kKUrn
Sprint *toek of . •
I LADIEr, MIBBKS* and CHiLDRENS* BOOTS and 8H0B&
MENS' CALF, lIP AND OOARfiB
BOYS* AND YODTHS* BOOTS, SnOKVAOv ■
A vary reporter aitida and eery Mai,
Direct from the Manntactarer*. which hewiUjMll-ty the
»ai»or»AauaiatTery.r*daM priced for caah.
Ihla atock comprises one of the burgee* assortment* to be
1 (bond In any city, reliable dr dtp and country mlea, and,
} hadne over twenty yw» experience in toying, he treat*
i that he can now nil all taste*. lie ra*poctfcUy inritea all
In want to « db uraring them that they win he pleaded.-' -
1 mr9o—niylT
GOLD, PENS—Dawson, Warren & Hyde's
new and superior "903” Gold Pen, suitable for fine
wriUng and figuring. Book-keepers will Bod Oil* Pen repo
rter to Jseepb QlUoU'a Steel Pen of the tame construction
: and number. < j< /• • -
• Aleo,afoll stock of all the Tartoi style* ofpens.and
I VUver uoldera, manufactured by the aboxa celebrated Atm.
Porsaleby J, L.-SBAD;«BFoarth«treet,
Jol r... . Apollo BnUdlnga.
LAWNB,BERAQKS.: . '
LAOS MAtfTLKB, .■ uv:
. DOMESTIC GOODS, A*-.
Aa nod and cheep a atock at la in the city.
IwdAwr a HANSON LOVE. UMarket street
PI T FOR CHILDRENS* CAPES*
* J\.a Baaqnat, CoUara, Sleerae, Shirt Boaoma, Ac.
ThehadtaaeuraßeatmthedtaJuatneU PleaeecaUand
mtbw. jalLdewg 0. HANSON LOVB, 74 Market at
Seasonable GOODs.“Handßomo Be
reg*s,Omadl**,tnwa*,L*c*UantlM, SnoUmbKlU*,
Hoop Bklrta,oorKtta, Duster*, etc. O. HANBONDQYET
; Je» . ■ -7*lUrkat»tm«.
SUGAR CURED HAMS: r
- - • ANDDBIBD BEEP,
dnat receiroAC Oercee.Oaidiner, Phfppa A Go's
„ - »-O.njMiMdDEIKDBIEr,U
nUNOrotanil/arevjUidTwttorv i
JalO TaVwl Str«t, AlUthnijt.
COLORED and 20x25
tir .daUmuUldlinn'iiilovb, j ;
W. -A-UAVEN, Btatloocr and Paper Dealer, 1
■ Jolk.-vy-.y.;-/' ; ; •; v coroar Market and Second at*.
DBINIiNQ AND BOOK PAPERS for safe
JT BtttwßtperWanbODnof i■ ‘ W.S.HAVKf, /f
JoJO „ . > -•
" v V. 0R0U«l> HLf 1 -
X. •tort end Bar aria bj
'DUOKWUJ&Afi
X>ani*weelebyr
SEED—I 2 * bos. in ston
datid o.nubar,.
vtMMtfUbvtiart BiDirt.
jCfeT'
.Ihl £
T7OR RKNT--A Stog!- on Market, Jwtween
,<0 LET—A comfortable ana TOUmngri
•M,oT RQ&XBI X»AJjKSX* >-
tajlfcdtt ;
OH RENT—A three story Dwelling Hi
n«tM on Tiftb ain't, (No. 100,) containing lI,ML
rooms, beaidewaahhoaaetAcl, with line brick etableeod
carriage bottfe attached. Thl«henae is aopptted with hot
and cold water, both, gae, being la atabßtral loca
tion la admirably adapted to the wenta of •, profealonal
man, and will be rented for a term of yean ta a good ten
ant. For farther particulars enquire of l
mrl2 ALXXANDSR KINO.
Jot gait.
FOR SALE—IO acres of Land 4 miles from
Allegheny City. The land U good and will be sold at
■ bargain. . Atso,4Loula£ut Liberty. 30 by ISO feet eaib.
Will be told low .Apply to Q. W. BONN. Kart aide of
the Diamond, third door North of Ohio etnxt, Allegheny
City. . . ' ... jnlC
Tj'Oß SALE—’I9O acres-of Land 20 miles
tj trout Allegheny mile from' AUegbeny and Hut*
ler Plank Hood; orerlWacre* cleared; trill be sold on rea
sonable terms. Apply to GKO. W. BUNN, oeitrideof tbe
Diamond, 34 door north of Ohio at* Allegheny city. Jul 2
LOTS FOR SALE.
THE following Lota are now offered for sale
on wry liberal term* aodlow price*, Tie
' Ut. FtfteanXota fronting-oaßotkE awe**, hi.tawranew
rille. immediately opposite ibe.wall of AUegbeAy Cemetery.
Eech lot 34 fret front by 100 to 121 fret deep to an alley 20
feet wide. , . ... - I
2d. PUleen lota nearer the ADegbutt-rirer, each » fret
fronton Pearl eire«t.(W!<»t wide) and extending in depth
114 fret to u alley 20 feet wide.
3d. Plfteen Lota nrawrtlio rifer,-♦acWJftet front on
, Peer! retreat, directly opposite abore- aniT extending In
depth toward* the ttrfr 114 feot to an alley » fr*t wide.
4th. Plfteen Lota nearer the titer, each 24 feet front on
Broadway.’ {which Is 80 fret wide, pud t thronri» which th*
Allegheny Valley Railroad rnn«,)and extending in depth
114 fiat loan alley 20 fret wide. „ ,
6th. fifteen Lou opposite theabovo, and nearer the Hr
er, tv* 24 feet front on Broadway and extending In: depth
110 fret to an alley 20 feot wide. .
6th. PlfteenLota'nesrer tberlTrr, each 24feet fronton
Bell atreet (50 feet wide) andel tending in. depth 110 fret to
an aU«y2ouetwlde..:• 4-;i
Tenna of tale eafellowc—Ono third of the whole parch***
money to remain 6a bond and term payable
annually—<mo-third of tha balance cuh In hand; the' r*
malndartobepald.lnfbnreqnal annnaliaatalmanta, with
Interest, payable Winhalty, aecortd by bond and mortgage.
Porchaeeritopaytedeedfc.; .
Plana of theee lota may beaten at tha following plae**:
Bailey,Brown A Go's, ’ ClTara k Oo*» Class Works,
P. SeUeHACo's, ;. Coleman, Hallman AOo’a,
A. Bradley A Go's, White's Carriage Factory,
Knap k Wade’s, Pa.B. R. Works, 9th ward,
Shoenberjjer A C*?*, • VI - Allegheny Talley It.B.Dt>
At Wood, Agent for Phoenix pot, ' _ ■
Brewery, ■ At the Garrison,
Newmeyer A Graff, Empire Hogb UcKalry's Lumber
Works, Tanl, a
Park, McCurdy worfak. ;
For farther particulars, apply to •. <
‘ B. W. * A. 8. BELt* Attorneys,. >
No. 103 foerth at, Pittsburgh.-.
Valuable St. Xouls Improved Property
•' lbr Sml*. • <" •
The foundry and machine shop,
known a* the St Loots Novelty Works, an offered ft*.
u]«. The establishment tun goodftock of patterns;
litheaiand Tool* ft* a general Stationary Engine and M»*
chine bosiosee,with a capacity Or working seranty-BTa
hands and will ha sold, entire to a good purchaser, epos
reasonable terms. The service# of a eompetanbman, well
acquainted with the place and familiar with too. business,
: can be seamid by the purchaser, If desired/-
Farther particulars can be attained byaddramlng either
Bt-U«I..;JAIIMM.OOEBITT, -
JeZhlmd ~ B. BIDDLBOOME.
FOR SALS, 5 pflrches of Land
In Collin* township, peerEastliberty, adjoining lands
of Thos. Mellon and B/A. Negley. This property!* ele
gantly situated for anftvafe residence, aniwotud make one
of the most handsome country teats In the beautiful relley
JeCS / No. 68 Fourth streets
\7"ALUABLK CITY LOT FOR SALE.—
Y/that eligible bbtldtag lot, with the bolldlngs there-
on theebnter ot Liberty and Hand streets, front
-4ar£sft.7U!ortMS on Liberty and extending bade along
HaodstmtllOfcettoExchangealley. .V ■ ” ■
j b 19 T. B. YOPNO ♦ CXVSSflartthßsldet ?
ANUFACTORY FOR'SALE OR RENT
—Enterprise Foundry, on Sandusky street, AUrgfem
nr, with good steam power, suitable for umnn&eturtpg
purposes, of various kinds, will be sold or leased low,
quire of Mr. Bamoel Henderson, near the premise*, (nu
the care of Be*. Bprour* church.) who will show the
property,-or of J*9 &. ROBISON A CO, SMliterty stt.:
FOR SALS OR LEASE, a lot on Yonrth
BtreetfbetwooaSmlthfieldand Cherry Alley,loo feet
front by 86 deep.
A lajl on Third street, near Smith Add, 40 feet front by 86
-feet deep.
Sixth Ward—Tha square bounded by Boiler/ WUklna
and Carroll streets and Spraco alley. 64ftet front by 120
deep, nearly opposite toPennock A Hart’s Foundry.
Iha. squarebounded • by Smallman, WOkbui and Carrol
streets and Spruce alley, 264 lost front by 120 deep,
Oh Allegheny, Canon andßntler streets; adjoining the
Allegheny^?alley Railroad Station, forty contiguous Lots,
each 24 feet front by 120 feet deep.
: Bfefctacresof gTcaodla Reservetownship,part or out
Lot 226, between the New Brighten road and UlUdalo Cetfr
etry. • *
• sixty Loty in Allegheny City, Third Ward, between Seat
Lane and Chestnut atreeL - ‘
ATrsetefLnndinWeetmorelaadCounto, on the Phila
delphia turnpike, 7 alien from Z*trobe—76 acres In cult!*
Tationofrfch bottom land—3ooacre*. • *1
ATractof Land near Llconler, Westmoreland eounty/Cf
376am*; WILLIAM iL. DARLINGTON, *
, mylA-dtr 166 Third struct, above Smllbfteld. ‘
Oblo Land for Balo.
THE subscriber offer* for saloseotkra ten,
township 12, rang* 10, Stark county, Ohio, commonly
known aa "Bowman’* Section,” contahUDf-tt&Krsp. ..It w*
•Itnated three miles west of aianlllan, on the State Bond
leading to Wooster, and within about two miles of tho Pitts
burgh, It. Wayne end Chicago Railroad. The south, east
and north-east quarters are partly cleared and improved—
the remainder Is core red with superior timber—and the
whole is well watered by springe and running
.This section Is considered the finest body or land in the
county. It wtU.be sold undivided or In quarter* to suit
purchaser*. To those who desire to invest m real eetaty a
better opportunity Is rarely offered. ' j V.
-•■3. 8. BWRTZKR, -
: ociftdawtfT No. loi 4th street. Pittsburgh. ;
: Ftra ror loit. . •: ■ *
IHE ANDERSON* FARM, 2} miles gfc
, abovelhe Depot, at New Brighton. Bmtw
*.Oll Block House Bon, containing 10ft agea of aXoaileot
-Uod, ever? mtc of which is tillable, and Os of which is on
dtr cultivation. There are 18 acraa of good timber, Macro*
to grass and pasture, and an ebundaooa of co*L There han
Orcnard.oi grafted trait trace. In aimdet every field there
is a spring of never-fUllng water. , - - •'
i The Improvement! consist ot e new frame Dwelling,at*
Udnd to a weather•boaiikd log, • enull tenant faottM ad •.
UfwftMMlhni, to lay’ Vfif—t , ---
Thlicbok«£*nn Uhjehigh state af cultivation, fences
good, end to a' reeneetahfe neighborhood, convenient to
churches, achoole. For tarme, esquire at THIS OFFICE,
or of JaLLdAwtlT i J.AIfPBBSOK, Tew-Brighton, Pa.
■ Valuable Ctty Property JbrSale.' 5 £
TpHAT very desirable lot-.on Water Street
, and Bcdoubt Alley, next to John Irwin A Bona, bring
Ijvfreion Water and front streets, and 160 deep along the
Alley. . -• •••••• *
It will be eold together or In lota ol 30 or 21 feet each.
• For trrme, (which will be Bede tmj ai Inpayment,) ap*
ply to ' 5 JOSEPH 8. LEECH A 00, --
mrfcdtf liberty Street, Pittsburgh. •
T IBERTY STREET PROPERTY FOR
1J SALE—The Storeroom'and.Dwelßnm aibiated on
Liberty street, near St. Clair, known ae No. 183. The lot
Is about 22 fret front end 120 Sant Seep, extending backto
Exchange Alley, on which Is erected a fiUhlaapd Carriage
touse. The property rente readily for $6OO, and will beeold
it a bargain and on accommodating terms. Foeprirticolare
enquire of 2.1 L JEEHQ^
aplT i Ka.SULibertyatteefe'^
OHIO WHITE BVLPHUR..
THESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS, (here
tofore known aa “Bert’s Springs,” on the Sdoto Btverj
miles from Ohio-White Bulpbor button, on Iheßprinfr
fleTd, Mount Vernon and Pitta burgh. Ben read; 8 mUcerrttfl
Delaware, on the Cleveland andCuhmbni Beilroad,aad IT:
mile* from tbaQty of Colnmbua. U now opes to the pubTlff
Making health or. ploacnra, nodar aospkv* and with ap,
•ointments that wfli make It Fdu* Cun in every partlcu*
hr. The present proprietors of'the Ohio White Sulphur
have liberally added to the buildings and general sccommtH
nation*of ‘the -estate,and hart fitted aim tarnhihedtba
Whole on the •nggtadooa of toete and laxnjy. ' *,
Tit CWtfcee milt* vnexceptimabU.
—Tbeeceneryjofcmd near the domain has been ttbonght-ta
be the fineat in Ohio; the air la pun and healthy, and fhef
medicinal prepertiee of thewonderfnl Spring, (Jetting 120
gallons per minute,) are now admitted to poeeeet curative
lb<l recuperative influences euperiOr-tothe famed White
Bu!phur of Virginia. • .-
, .Taere ero attached to th* establishment all the acoeaeo.
Hee farad at the first Summer Hotel* of tha country. 5
] The lawn* and grounds about the Hotel are jpwJuua and
well kept, and the beautiful. drives through the old facet*
and along the romantic rim are Angularly attractive*
though quite aeetaded. t . '\v
Arrangement* can be made fa rooms by nddreasUig' .. ,
- tHAAO PAIBT, Cqlombw, Ohk>:
For any farther general information, retfrenee may be bed
to Mewre. Andrew. Witeoo A C 0.2 CladnnaU; or to Keans.
Fallog of the Nell, orKSleey of tie American Hotel, Colam
bos; or to Mr. H. Chamberlain,of the American Hotel, Deb
aware. T ■• • - JaXtlmd* '
67 Wood tU
Tnxks abb few things* which a£Ebrda ; iis:
greater pleasure thantitttngdawn to write a notice of the)
Mebrated Hoetettar’e Stomach Bitten. because we art foR
yconacSoneweare ocnierriagapabuc benefit, and our
icarttaUsns that, by our nwcea, many have been fade sad
to taka theee Bitters, and bees rescued from death by Dj»-
pnett, DlariMKA, eto, etoJ fbr th* etire ct which tt frnr>
aih. The Bitters hart -elway* - ben known to excel all
other preparations in euro of aU the dJssasu the
atemeeb Mbelr tct.and .tbe marked fkeor with which it la
spoken of by thoee who have uied them, cannot but convince
aU that ftarirtuM are masyi Try them.
' Sold by Drugglsti evarywhere, and by BOftIBKIK A -
BMirfl, Sole Proprietary ffoa; U Water or 68 front ate. •
JulfedewT •
DRUGS— Ess. Jamaicft Ginger, Browa's; 1
Hitnei Boots tor miking Beer;
Cooking Extracts;':} -. r v s ' ■'~ L
.PqpMl Cora Btorcb;
Hseksi'sruiaa;
Onto Tutor,'
,61 Cub Sods;
Lsmon Arid;
Citrate HAgnetUl - .
:lAmrmSjrnp; *> ;* i m
Tcsst Powder, ■ ■■■ \ \
v B. L. FAHNESTOCK A 00,
N&.00, corner oT Wood aodTjorlh «t»-
fDRQPOS ALB "will be .'received Xy the.'Ke-
JL cording BcgoUtorjUJiU
Wedmsdsj. thf Utfni*T«f Jnb- a .IBM»4fIS JL,forfor : ,
“ ■‘ r . .'■• ."' .
• . SBWKRraQHKgkTAtMf.
{rod tbs North ddeof Tojtmfcatmttoths
5 PUm tad apecttcaAtoii* nay *•-***
Bsgnlatort tbs atts&Uoo of
QMStsd. ; JyTttd- - - R.B.M(gOWIK.
CUNDRIE&T-XBO SM'gJSgg^ enn - 110 ur ’
‘ DrrAppfoS
2 do V
*' 1 ‘ •
'tojxtinon Clifton, for wtl» jg^nnDlCKlT * CO.
■PsggSfSSiß ' -
OKASONABLE
O n°9P-
qdn umbkrllab-
O :!!CkgJLWgfHr ;
KNN. BLOOMS—BQ tons IL OSy florae
tk+muAtxnbtf HAIAHPIWWAW?
¥‘. j;|J
rs-NOTicK—Thfl h, t . , Qnnr KxxDAU. .v
-lUb. tom»<'^'ViK*HiSonM om •
by tartan Charth
rilioocx, of Buffalo. BxerdS ♦
y OTTiaw PmtavasßeasOßff^ r
dendoTFlVE FER 1 \
paay, payable oh. demand to BtockhoM*r»« a 3? S 5 ■&
r«nr«eebtatlvM.*itl>’ir .SW* 1 • -■-*?
JnlSSrt JAIIES IL ?
- urac>:M'>AjXuAgtn -?-r .
- Pittsburgh, May -
j*B“DinDEho—The Dresidcnt «i4Dif»e
-gi^^f.^*sgisaBB*v
WANTED.— A Yoimg Man of tteady boe-
bwloir rmril M,4Ul,»lAmto to-
Test it ta *osMf*ie and profitable boslne**, where he coaJd
.beemployedwhookkcepfrar in any ether capacity, the
beet of dtyrefarenc* given and required. : .
XWTMeDox Wi* City, Pa, with real asm* and ;
time and place of meeting. Qlfcdtf ..
OOL! W OOLU—IOO,OOOIbs- Wopl iPMt
- - - - lgg^<q»a«h4UlTrtetKtfc
JeZlaUwtfT 1
WOOL WANTm—Tha .hieheat market
pri<* paid** wool, by & iiAKSftraa *co,
JelB > •■•-V : .- ; y»ga»mwrt»Mmi:
WAST£OUWS9UTBIAfi-10,«OOflit ' {
to nngi la the sals of the sort popular aUHt >
Books la America. Invalids, ilechißkfctoaanaad leach. \
era wteblar to travel vaffiodthiHoh**: very pnttafcl* i
eadp!saaut biain«as eoabUaf then toeeethe ODestryt * 1
aadmakecgaMyattbemaotliße. A*ttt»»owla«beb®*. .. )
lMmameftartatfromftSOOto'Sl&Ofl .per year-! Foe HU l
carUcelaxi.aa4 a Oat of Boob, Mdrem H. AL BUUSOB£ , -f.
QownCtty Pobllahlat Ht>ou, 141 Haia street. CJnrtaiwn, . ; t
JjllTg* t*«t,D. BCLIBON, Philadelphia.' , *.,« \
Educational. - - 1 >
Male anfl Fomale AoiasSiy,
'Korth SacXcllty,. Beaver'&£ntv;Pth
, BEV. HENRY WBOBSR, toMAU* -
LOCATES ins healthfiilsad betratiftd ta^
gtoa ot country, 8 taliae Korth.of Hew, BriaktoortetlJk
entire freedom from all vimmarsl; awpclatlots.rlh*’ motel:
and religious col tore of the PnpU| is regarded o(,pits» tm.r
porUac*. The Students Tor the most part baanlm the tem
lyofthePriocipal. Tbsewssof lMtrwUpo is ccfttfrt*
fcessiMaadJAoreapA. : - • .y.;. -,v • •
Terms per Bcerioo of 22 bosrdiafctaom,
tael, lights, washing sod tnltian, $BO. Lulo, flreek m 4
French Lrogn ages, Hone-half to be paid la
balance *4 the close of the eewioa. .v
Bewkrn commenced oa TUESDAY, the 13th day of
Etadsats admitted a tear time./;
. Ester to Jadge Park, Kaeeheetsr, Gea. W Robinson, Jr« %%£
.Atlegbeay;J. , lLßtatehfl»ld.PitribarAh: , J.H. Uellor.do;
JooJO.Moiaddea.do. - ■■»•■•■;■ ■ - • •■?. ■.
, Ibe farther parti4al*i»,addrtar .- ' /; ;
. RSY.H.VBBBia,PrtDdpaI, '
mj2B»Uw2mF .. . North B*vfcUey, Bsavar<&,Pa»
./V flttcttow gain. ' t.
/ P, M. DAYIB, Aaotlonaere '
. Commercial Bales Booms, No. M Fifth Street.
Tat.tt able STOCKS AtAtjctioh—On
TUESDAY. EVENING, July 20th, at 8 o’clock, will t>s
sold at the new Commercial sales rooms. No. 84 Fifth street:
80 ibareg Pittsburgh Qw Company Stock;
80 shares Uercbaata* A Uiaufactaron* Bank Stock, ■ , .
'6 do/ClUieos’Baok • • 1 do
•Jol7- r , ; -» ,i P.M.IHTO.AW, >
GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS So, At Ana
tlon^—This(Batsrday)eTsaln&Jalyl7th«atBcfciock,.
at the Oommerdal Sales Booms,- No. 64;Flfth.atroet/ mill •
-posUfrely besold;'ooeopea4sccd Detached Lever Cold
.watch, cos Hosting Case Detached Laver Welch; on* long r -
Gold Chain; thrw Composition GoldWatcbss; lour fancy
-Mantle docks. Jol7 - P.M. DAYISAam.'
BAHODCHE, BUGGIES AND CHAISE, ’'
At Auction.—On Wednesday at<
10 o’clock, will be add; “at the Commercial Baler Booms . - i
X 0.64 Fifth street: Ooe top and oosomn BOfmcM (
Kockawmy CarrUge and twowhseLYaakraGhalaa. 1
jol7 P.M. DAYlfl,Ao<t. -
EXECUTOR’S SAL? OF' LOTS IK Til£
CITY OP
uotb, at 8 o'clock, at tto Comnartfel Safea Boosta,lToi ;
M Fifth at, PltUMrght .brorder of Jamb Knox,.
JUacotor of OatitartnaßudolpV dattud, win toeoli/KP
valuable LotsofGtoas&altQjtto on Betoccs, Belmont,
dolpb end Bidg* Ktreets, end alto on Water Use, In the let
ward, -Allegheny.Plana tan to at tbeOerrlafa ,
Factory of Moomt Job natOo A pmelma, oral-.,
thaAuction Store. J .•
■ yo«i,wUhl»v/
tareet, aeetired by tonda and" AooL*
AST AND OLUSING SALE OF THU
4 J IKWIN TROPWarY. •
Toe*4*7.«T«nlD? t 'July 20ih, *t.Bo*dacfc«fln tbe 21 itory V
uleCtKim oftbv paw auction banco, Ko. 51 VifUt et. Will M,
bell the Intend cloeln'gjuile of Lotelatfr. Jobs Irwtnft »
»Un of -bio v*la»i lu-noa 4j«PtlfnHy looted Jtetl:
■United 10 (liblot wai*l,iA lUgiien JClif,wcQktJOWn«ttbOr
“Bopo pru(»rt*. -TboMtinthlsg ■
thlfconreaient *ipHoTeij ' j>l;;kb<>rbo«, will notice UU •
Ihte i >ate, an tlie proprietor U.<2eUnnJa*l -
> to tell all. which UuMlotaJbtebliflQJM.
I wide, end «xi«n<te f<».ra Wcit Common to Alleghany «to*
I aue,(al»o gofett way adaptedm the
mtttde»itabl*Katfur. elegant mansions endoamibitable
* • •: • ■ ?
Ooa lot (No. 64) baring SO bet fionLand extending along:
Tremontatreet, which t 043 teat vide,2BObai.tod 40-bet
ptreetdotbe line ofto* property of Kldurd Bowls, '
i H^itloti(ftnaWnduan.U.MS inelaln):bit«M
Treznont *Caad Allatheoy *r- bit front, and ex*'
boding 200 foal totnaaformid tObatetrat." ,
: One lot {No. A 3) 'baring 24 fMI front,'*nd' extanPpg
.along Xremoatat. 140 tot toward Water UtHJto a aoftrt.
»U«T. 'i'-'-'r-
Ztereu lota (oomberetj from 41 Co 61 Incltuira,) between
W^TDoipaiQOaadJngaoattt. :«ach24 feat front, and «•
jodlngVScktonil Waterlan* 149 bettot2obet alley.
/ Twenty-three lot* (numbered from SO to 62 iacloalTfc) be*
Tween Xremoot at. a»4 Allotting ar., each 26 bet front*
and extending bacfc toward Water Use 140 bet to a2O feet
alley. * •■ •
' Plana(an bebadattho auction atom,aad the pramlns,.
■aavn on application. , . - 2
Teres of Sale—One-fourth eaih, and lha hate oca in three •
tgqaUnontlpaytßonU. • jot P. M. PATIB. Aoct.
STOCK. P., Ft. W.& O. R. K. at tjutat*
, mi) In lotetoanlt pnttTiMTi.by •
tpl - P.ILDATIfi t Ancl,yo.4igtan«t. .
AUSTIS IQOBIS 4 Bewimti* JSxetaap,
OECOND SALE NKWSTOCK ALLEGHE-t
O.SjBEIJXIBCO--otilWty, lh*M d*yof Anjurf,?
*UI 1m oißimd for nl* at tha Merchaa ta*. T-T f VT|yfn 1ot»- •-
aet ezMAdloc At» ckam «aeb. Two Tbotiuoid Sbira«( tb» v
Nceatocktftba AOaCfaeßiEHdnCanptajr* t
‘ of aiid •tockwmU evicted to pay *
ttalmat of At* doUsn pcrtban, teg*t&«r wltb uitPMii&l
bob tha stock nay eomaaadattMttßo of ssl*
AUSTIN looms Jr COu,
Ja4 Stock Broken sad ABetfoaKff.
CTOOK SAT.KiTBY AUSTIN UOOMIS t ■
C 3 00, AT TH» MCTIaUWTg ZXOUDOXEnEBX;
IfiraaiiT BiHn, loma.itf
AUSEWIObMIB * 00.
, Notes, Dnfii sb<l Lcmoo’Cii.Bml Bststs necotistad oa
naoettbUtsras by * •' AUSTIN LOOMS A 00*
; •*. . >
oooKiaoax a as.
i -A, WORD TO TJBCrn l .ATrrma
qpHR HEATED TERM IS APPROACH.. -.
JL I»a, end w. dU) the sttentloa tt the Udlee U the
hctthet-“;/ : ' . .. ; ;
'COOKING, IRONING, ftovi
Cubedoaewtth eeoaovj, viUuat oppruajT. iMi, with.
oUloot s sadvtlhdlipetut~theflrsbeiaf eleeya rtedrbi
snoavrt—byosing--
' inigtMt'i fiu Cook Jig Stove, :
To joorattimt!oeLatNo;T«=.* • •
telthUsMstree?, . B. A. JOHNBOSAMa ' 1
; —ls. . apfafly.'. f
fx. a a. Nm~. m ~.. Ml n.a.Kßv - :S
... 1 WUIIAH Se POfTI A CO.; :
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1 qbain -aj*x> TKosnoa
\ , COipTSSIOK BifißOHAN!ra,v:
• SStN.XteUwaroaTeßae.aadsaißirfctcrStrest.ftbaTS
- . PHUADELPHIA.
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w». ju. muia-\ h
- WH.UiHOLHS9 ABOOct ' ’‘ "
PORK ANDBEEE PACKERS,
DXAtKRSiir PBorzn6as, ’<te*
Cvraar JlarkH Bi Vmt IrnitJU
‘ . ', W- V. WAUd’S
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prtc—. ~ v , r • r . -, .y, ,, v .ptfllaMa-'-;-' •; v
‘ “ CAR6OACO>|V -
A HBROTXPE AND PHOTOGRAPHIC.
rtOAUJntfES,Kadi Kith•tjeet,< W ceU.l>ety'.,M4 ' '
sad Bscqklca Bomb oatk«erooaf»oßr. ■:■ 1 tsytejly - ■
MBROTYPES—
QUALITY AKD nUISE,
i iwn oommumho* ••
FIFTY CENTS;
AT T*H' - "- '■ * - - .
■ .■ ■ ' • ArnurtrtiT.ryty -- ■ ;
so. u ropETH BTagrr. T ■ ■ "SSmirrea.:■?■
; PAYBMBS PBZB
This highly agreeable i&^afeps
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tte otibavftUnLtf Umm Epriacs hanlM«a. |UIj Mfin 6f.
cbi&kAl aialntl, ud U>» srpinroc* of ladlrkraib from
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