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AsoTEiti Death raoK ljiTEiifiui**:*.—Cor
oner AlexendwirM called onBettird»yniorn-
Inglo-hold an inquest on the bodj of * woman
• ■ wko irna found dead io a boaao on Fifth street,
;• —* near Liberty."-It appears that the name of the
. deceased eras Ann Fullerton, and that with her
'** : -husband, she occopied a.rooto in the hcmse el*
■r‘;'.,ldded te. She was a d ran hard, and one day
- lasVweek dranh so mnch4tat ahe waa Mixed
r - ■ with a fit of Tomiting whiehcontihoed at inter-
Tals till Friday at noon. gFriday night she re-
V* tired to her bed, and impound on Saturday
> morning by her hatband dead 'and lying on the
floor. ,lte elated thatahe had had no liquor for
"' two or three days, and that he himself had been
> <fqnallj temperate; but his appearance and the
offensive smell jthioh pervaded the room, seemed
•to tell another and qaite a different story. The
yory found that the deceased came to her death ;
from the eteeeshre use of'intoxicatlng drinks.
She was about thirty-fitp years of age, and
.leatet five children to mourn their bereavement,
. Fullerton ts a carpenter by trade, bat his habits
' are eochthat he is always in a state of the dir
- eet ponriy. ;He had’but fire cehts'with which
- to btnyhto wife, or find food for his Children,
i ' The Coroner, becominfijaoquainted with tho fact,
■ had woman interred at the expense of tbo
. ‘county. I*
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" '-.; . Couxr.—Their Honor?Jodgoi ParK^M'Jjdare
. r ~ -and Ad&me held a session on Bstnrdey to': lifeen
to any matters tbat-mlght.corae np.
Sana Wilson whs divorced from her husband
Thomas Wilson, for good and sufficient cause.
Also, Josephine Blookbaam was divorced from
Frederic Blnokbaura. .
• Acknowledgements of about 150 deeds for the
.*»3e of unseated lands In Allegheny county, for.
taxes duo and unpaid fonJtbe years 185 G and
1867 were taken. We observe that Mr. J. 11.
M'Blhenv; and Jacob Tomer, the Democratic
-V County Commissioners, have made largo por
;. r V chases of these lands for very small sums of
' : money. /
.\ t- ? ftlr. Preston, who had been appointed one of
the appraisers of the effects of David Holmes,
: E*]., was at his own request discharged, and
James Reese, Esq., appointed in his place.
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- ‘ Tni caieof scandal which has been going the"
- rounds of part of thr.press for several days,
abrupUybh Saturday. Jane:Rich
fcrdsoo, a not “overly” good-looking spinster of
*• - soibfl 40 years old, had made aacandaloas charge
against an, old man named Bamuel
The caaUer got into the hands of the law
;and Kerr gave hail in $2,000 to appear and an
swer the charge of ••ill behavior” at Court.—
Babseqtiently no brought a suit against Jane
* and others for conspiring to'extort money from
Vfcliißb - • '
The case was appointed; to come on before
.£siiht Mayor on Saturday ai 4 o’clock, but Jane
- Vr than satisfied,and compromised the
■* V by paying the costa and letting the
Whole thing be quieted.
, ' •— — ♦ —'
N »3!j« New Beidqi.—The work upon the abut
yJ' and piers of the new wire suspension
Abridge which Is to take the place of the St.
• S street. Is progressing rapidly. The abut
. meal on this aide is finished as far as practicable
- this season. The foundation for the: first pier,
1 has been levelled by the dredge boat, and the
> - timber foundation for the. pier, with Up coffer
dam, is being prepared for the reception of the
masonry irhiehia.to sink it to ll* place. The
masonry is to consist of the two abutments, and
• - two plenLsome forty. or fifty feet distant' there
from, the interfering space to be spanned by.
one grand arch; This .will remove tboap incon
veniont obstacles to the free navigation of the
river, which have hitherto caused so much de
- atruction of property. '
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-t*
jjour or i Dot rouin> DKomren.'—Wo jeitcr
diynoolwl it telegraphic ditpitch from Momdi
oUlo mnuncing o>»t tho body, of i boy Vlo
jhosi floiUnrln ihoOhiorlMr it (hit point
is
.ibd*»uki»d “* « Ub -
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JIOJtD ts MOKKINO, JPLY 2C." 1858.
1 City onA.Kews Items.
llkidoi onFiai!.—SbcQß icoundre!, jesteniaj,
* * for the pnrpose ofTentioghts malice upon the
Company, eet fire to the bridge on tbe.Steaben
, riUeandlndiaaa.KaUroad, near the viOago of
: UriobsTine; by boring holes In the large lim
bers, fifing them with turpentine, and setring'
the spirits on fire. The fire was tinder headway,
and the aides of the bridge in ablaze when the
freight train oame*aftng at its usual speed.—.
The engineer and firothsu pul the brakes down,
: ..and-jumped, expecting to sen the ‘ train and
bridge all go down4ogeUicr, In common rain, to
‘ the bottom of theoreek. Bat, tWbrfdge, lack
ily, althoagh enveloped in smoke ana flames,
- proved competent to the bnrtheo, and the train
passed over lo safety to the “other side of
Stillwater, ** where, the brakes: beiog down, it
> soon stopped. The fire dras speedily pat out,
r and jhe bridge saved, though in a slightly
damaged oondirion.—s/«as. .Jsro-a/J, Sal.
Mcnpxßxa—A man
named afortnne teller, was. arrested
yesterday by officers Wickham and Hawley,
V. upon being the. perpetrator of the
recent horrible murder at Cork’s Bon near Pitte
; burgh.J His gpapral appearance answered the
description of Jacoby, Ibe man who it has. tyen
nscertained Jsr^he. real . murderer. Warren
. broughfe'wUnesses to prove that the auspitfions
if : werennjastr- that he had been, and is still a'
• permanent ftsidenl of 'Pittsburgh. Aid. Baity,
r before whom Warren was taken, discharged him
from custody.— Wheeling Int. Sat.
Dnruflstto StnciDß.—We regret to announce
that carpenter, who resided on
CUy street, .and was well )mown in all parts of
the city, hunff himself yesterday morning &16
o'clock, athlsTeiidence. — ldem. _
'. ! Hojrtsrr.—A negnTwhohadcome to this city
- from Hardin county, Ohio, wm on quite o spree
.on Saturday, and gotverydrunk, lie waslying
)’/ under the end of tho St. Clair .-bridge, end ’his
’ pocket-book had fallen out of his pocket and
was lying by . his side. A young men, named
John Noland or KnowUnd, got possession of it,
having taken it from a black fellow whom be.
saw taking it as if to make off. with it. Noland
brought it to the Mayor’s office, and the negro
. ■ who owned U along with him, and there had the
' money counted when it waa found to be all
: right B gives us much gteater pleasure lore
' oord this than it would to describe a case of an
L - opposite character. . . • ' -■' ; ;r
RAsraxnnus a*o BtAcmeioUas.—We aiwto
jformed that In the vicinity of Creeson and Al-
was never known before eo great an
* ab'ondancfbf this fruit as is seen this year.—
J ' The supply ia.vastly larger than tho demand,
L aid maoy peoplebriog their bushels, of fruit s
lone distance keepers of hotels and other
Diaces where they may be likely to find custo
mer*, and gladly take five cents per quart for
them. Why on earth do they not have a ear
, wilijroperlj »m»g«d BlidTM *l>e box«.
•‘ ud folnglbeo te™ l <> onr mulutl Here tho
' deeutnd 1» greyer (hu the enppl/, Mid the,
ietoJl,«lUl2s centeper. jcumenderen for
•i more then thet Bring tn » fow oer bade on the
rail! : • r :
: Iwi»t »i Woimh.— Anin^anod XUma*
UuahaU waiarreeted on IhoradarlMtafidhiM
to ball waeawer a ehargaof aMad!
■ npoa a votaan aamed JJllta EeTuaa.^Bha
a«t at first complain of any . «riona ) dny..ln*.
sory, although she was tnuhed roughJyuat or
. Masshitt’s atore eo that she fell down. . U w**>
’ however, afterwards dh covered that her collar
• boneiwas broken,sodihewasseattoPamvMt'e
Hospital, where the hae been properly
■ Tho woman lives at the Point, and her complain®
was laid before Alderman Donaldson;
r Wu.uA« RiciiAni>B,‘charged with having In
jured Wm. Bparkaao as to eauie his death, had
boeniajsHaweek. On Baturday last,Sparks hav
ing died on Friday night. Richards was brought
before Meyer Weaver. The evidence before the
1 Coroner’s jury wm such that they brought in a
verdict exculpating Richards from any blame In
j the matter, and the Meyer having elso.faßy ex
"wmlnod the whole cwe, discharged Richards.
' Rspoxt or tbb Cpjotrrrxs or Coxfxilsscb
axd IsspxctiOx or! tkx fas D*rA»TWx»T. ron
1808.—According to order Issued by Chief En
gineer,. Wo. CclUngwoed, the members of the
different fire eompanies met. at the 1 ooraer of
liberty and Wayne streets and the Committee
of Conference and Inspection proceeded to test
ill the hose in the possession of the ;Fire De
partment el the present time. ! . .
The Eagle Fire Company hai.23 good section?,
2 indifferent, 1 useless. Allegheny Fire Co. did
not appear upon the ground, therefore the Com
mittee concluded- that all the hose in their t»a
sesslon were in a good oonditlon.
Dnqussne Fire Co., had 10 good sections, 1
indifferent, 1 useless. Heptane, 21 good sec
tions, 2 Indifferent,! useless. 1 Niagara, IT good
sections, 2 indifferent, 2 useless! Vigilant, 24*
good sections, 1 useless. Good Intent, 15 good
Motions, 5 indifferent. Independence did pot
appear upon the ground, consequently the Com
mittee coneluded that all the hose in their pos
session were in a.good condition. Relief, 13
good Motions, '2 indifferent, 2 useless.
[“lndifferent” meant that the hose can be
repaired and thus putlti'serviceable condition.]
.When the trial was ended the Committee met
in the Neptnne Engine House, and after a fall
expression of opinion from the different mem:
bers present, oame to this conclnsion, that in
consequence of the general remarkably misera
ble condition of tho hose tested, they coold not
poaribly make %final report. * . •
- It might be added by way of explanation that
thinew hon reemtig received from Counrils were
not tester s* it was taken for granted that they
were perfect, not having been used loanyex:
tent On motion, the Committee adjourned to
meet at Heptane Hall on Tuesday evening, 27th
inst, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of making a
final report ; Gio. W. Lxokaup, Chairman,
.Wit J. JlosTGoxx ar, Sec'y.
Thb following gentf&men have. been chosen
managers of* 8k Paul’s Orphan Asylum: Very
Bev. £. M’Mabon, Capk Rogers, Thomas
O’BourkV Daniel Mangy, Henry Kane, Terenee
Campbell, John O’Connor, J. M. Gallagher,'
James U’Cabe, DomtUick Ihmsen, George 11,
Keyser, Patrick Rlohards, John Savago. At a
meeting of the Board, D. Ihmsen was eloctod
Treasnrer,-and J;M..Gallagher, Secretary.
Ox Friday night , of last week, the store of
Ferdinand jsunlnger,in New Brighton, was en
tered, by thieves, who carried off two silver
watches, a gold chain, and a considerable quan
tity of jewelry in a box. The loss is $l4O to
$l5O, and the owner offers one-fourth the value
of the goods for such information as will enable
bim to recover the property. *
Fxns Bsxtmo;—We were informed by Mr. :
Seldes, several days since, that,the fine which
was imposed on him by Judge Irwin for con
tempt of Court, had been remitted. We ob
serve that the feet has been made publio by tbq
NewTotk Herald, whose correspondent makes
op a long eoamunie&Uon at Washington con
cerning it.
- Tax Mayor, on Saturday, had some fifteen
young men before him,-charged with creating a
riot at the fire bn Thursday night. After hear
ing-some testimony in the ease, he became satis
fied that there was no evidence to establish the'
charge, and the parties were, consequently, set
at liberty.'- •_■ . /
*,-~Rcv. Thomas Cbuuptos, whose resignation
m Rector of tho Episcopal Church, Allegheny,
we mentioned a few days ego, baa received and
accepted a call to the .Episcopal Church, East
Liberty.
City Moetalitt.—Dr. Mmrdock reports the
following deaths in this city, ffrr the week from
July 12 to 20: males, 17; females, 7; total, 24,
all while.
A.RsvxnrroK HovWaAnmu—The very beet
remedy for this hot weather is to drop ib at Bown’*,
Federal St, Allegheny, and treat yourself to a eaacer
of their delicious lee Cream, or a gloss of sparkling
lee cold Mlng-al Water, flavored with the choicest of
Syrups, and drawn from a fountain in' excellent or
der.- Their stock'of Cokes and Confections are of
the best description, manufactured from good mate-,
rial, and got bp in the neatest style imagioable. Give
them a call. t
. Tux Lovx or Praibx.— , ].;
“The love of praise, howe’er concealed by art, :
- Reigns, more»r less, and glows in every heart;
The prond, U> gain it, tolla on tolls endure.
The modeitehun iC but,to in she it sure.” ♦.
It Is our province to praise 1 the garments made at
the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Bookhill A Wil
son, No. 80S and 605 Chcstnat street, above Sixlb,
Phnadslphia. 4
Takplaoe to secure a saucer of delirious Ice Cream,
to cool off in a well ventilated and luxurious saloon;
fitted up Id-the neatest style, tbo place to enjoy an
hoar’s chat with your’wifo or sweetheart, while rip:
plug tbe cooling and hoalthy luxury, thb place where
the best of cakes and confectionary, family bread and
tee Creem are Made end sold, the placo is Ouvr.n’s,
Socialist/,fiea*Liberty, t x/ \r.
It will be noticed tbit Carangla m, Allegheny
Cily, whoso eatablUhment la well-known as arelbu
bio plpeo for wall made clothing. Is now offering
the remnant of hi* rammer stock at very low rates.
The character of his work is fully established, and
no doubt inducements are offered in the prices. %.
B. li, Fahnestock 4b Co. are now tlie propria
tore of Dr. B. A. WILSON'S Tonic, Cathartic Auti-Djrsprp
tle and Sick Headache PUL. They hero reduced the prico
froav&OtoSb cents per bos, pul np in an elegant tty!*-
lists changed erery thlug Lot their highly ctnocotratcd
medical virtoee. See adrertisenuht on this page olto-diy’e
paper. 4 JrWwdiwfeT
A Gkeat Pill.—
Th# Oraefenberg Health Pill cures headache.
The Oraefenberg ITealth PHI cures foul stomach.
Tits OraefenbeTg Health PUI cures hod breath.
The Oraefenberg Health Pitlcureecoettfre bowel*.
The Graefwbrrg Health PUlcurespelplUilouoflbebwkrt.
The Oraefenberg Health Fill cum colicky paint. •
The Oraefenberg Health Pill cures ptlee.
The Oraefenberg Health Pill cares dyspepsia.
The Oraefenberg Health Pill purges without pain,
ns Oraefenberg Health nil does not weaken.
The Oraefenberg Health Pill f« not drasic.
Tbs Oraefenberg Health Pill can be takes at work, r
Tbs Oraefenberg Health Fill is entirely vegetable. <:
Tbs Oraefenberg Health BBUs the best opening pill knows
Tbs Oraefenberg Health Pill is mads of choice gums sad
roots, r .
v Tbs Oraefenberg Health Pin cures arid stomsch.
vTbe Oraefenberg Health Pill cures nerroussece.
Tb« Oraefenberg Health Pill bae cured hundreds. ,
TbrOraefenbergHedHhPQl will cure where s pill can
The Oraefenberg Reslth P(H acts on (be kidneys.
The Oraefenberg Health Pill combines the slrtuee of most
otherpfllt.'
The Oraefenberg Health PEL are tonic and not weakening.
' TbeOrsefcnberg Smith Pill can be taken at night. [
The Oraefenberg Health Pill can be taken after dinner.
Tb*Oraefenberg Ileslth PIU contains a dose iu oo# pill.
- The Oraefenberg Health Pill is taken by the weak. ; -
Tb* Graefenberg Health PUI is taken by the blllouii
The Graefeabttrg Health PIU cuiye Jaundice
The Oraefenberg Health PiU enree permanently.
forafuUaceouot crt all the Oraefenberg medic! are, k«
Oraefenberg Almanacs, which can bo bail gratis at the
scents. Knee 26 cent* a bos. SLO£O.II. KBYSEII, No.
HO Wood street, and J.P. FLByiNO, AUegbeny.
. ayifedAwT. ~ v.. .
TAKE PISH— .
J Ud half fibls. White fl»b; \
. '7- US '•' do-* ‘ Trout; /
- -:10o' do Salmon; \
90 do Hairing; \ •
20 do Pickerel,
Thfe day and for sale by HNSItT H. COLLINS.
SUNDRIES— 180 Sucks Extra Tern. Flour;
29mckiHog Hair;
4 do Dry Apples;
2 do feather* v
- 74bbL.No-l.Lard; \
18 bafeaOottont ... \
to arrlra on OU/ton, fer safe by . • >
Jj& _ I3ATAII PICKET A 00-
E are now setting all kinds of Dry-Goods
nncbMpbrcub.
O. HAHBON LOVE, T 4 Market It
ptAMILY FLOUR—SO bbls Extra Family,,
P 80 bblsbhle guperfluo flour for sals by
my» RIDDLH. WUtTBkOO,No.I66 Liberty et.
Mackerel— ioo bbis No. 3 Urge,
Whir do do do
fer sale by Jnl9 J. B. CANfIffLD.
COTTON— 27 biles now landing from
steamboat Indian for sale by
jaU ; Isaiah dickey aco;
t?EATHERS—IS sacks now landing from
T steamboat Indianf or sale by . J
7«**IBAIAH HICKEY A CO.
IIEAT—S4B; stcka white and ied bow
, Uadi** from ataimboat Indian for»l® by •* .
,T- ISAIAH PJCKI6YAOP.
liU/AX SEED—7 sacks now landing from
; steamboat Indian for nle by ■- rtn
I*ol IdXUIt PICKET X 00.
TENN. NEW WHEAT—2I sacks white
sndlddond DMrl.adlaftfrem ■to.m.r IT.rmai.
.rtby i' . Jn?i KdJJtn ntOXtll d CU.
LAUD— 74 ten. No. 1 now landing Worn
steamer llaxmora fer sale by : .
jnM IBAIAII PICKET A 00.
MACKERELr-50 bbls. No;3 large; V,?
Mhf do do do • -
AntTfegaadfor mleby . ggNflT 11. OOLLINB.
TITO STEAMBOAT MEN.—Wo will Soil
• J/bbe eighth of lbs splendid passenger packet MKTBQP
OLEH,' very low and oa eass terms. ‘
jnl* , HITOHOOCg, McORBAItT A 00.
fTiQ LET.—A large well furnished dwellmj
' ■ !•' with all modem Inproremento—for rent low tea goo
hn«H. Jql4 ~ HITCUOOCg, McCItICABY A CO.
BACOK— 50 dilts Sides tor sale by
j a l9 - - n J. fUOAHFIKLP.
IME—2OO bbls, Louisville WUite. for
IJbf/v/W - J. B OANFIECt).
Ud. for
POCNDR? :
T iMjE-aw
POT ASll,—Bcasks test
**t*ubby joU .ATTOUUjjAffI-
A/TAOKAREL —i) bb!» new l»rgo NoTS’i,
JM. ftr«a»bp ia» b. cmitM. * CO-
iHTEBTKBN- RESERVE CHEESE ICMiT
dfcffctoby MDPLB.WIST* * W. -
;ttrO£XiAaD<-44 tierces
•JLSrJ(j^*V- ; W'J • flo , wgtibc : ~ dofBMCCTj
T* io do dote mitt
, ;«u
[ilesw iy oitr.Special Beporlcr.l
TTAaterer charm thaw is In Tobacco, and it U un
deniable that there lurks, in’Ha bread leaf a moat po
tent inflaeaqe/.os it bulia five centuries Introduced
itself In every‘hook* aba comer of the earth; what,
ever charm-it pocsesses r exista to a greater extent in
a. good article than in ono of inferior Quality. The
supplies or Heisrs. Wpson A Gleason, No. 276 Lib
erty street, jud Ohio street, Allegheny, embraeo every
to the trade, and that of assorted
qualities.' iTb'eir Itock of Imported and Domostio
Cigars is ona of tho largest and best eVfcr brought to
tho West, and v«7 onperior advantages may be roa-
Used either by the Wholesale or Retail purchaser in
dealing with him.
1 It •« astonishing, the improvement of which the
external man is snscept§>le,—while years are requir
ed to polish and finish up the innate principle called
mind, a brief visit to Porter A Smith’s .Shirt and
. Furnishing store, Girard House, Smilhfield street, is
all sufficient to work a complete change in the ap
poarance and transmogrify a fellow of very moder
ate personate into, a won dressed and pr»-possessing
gentlemen.
Hen is another endorsement of the best medicine
extant for diseases of the throat pr lungs:
AiiLSOHXXT, Joly, 1856.
We baro used Bowman’s Vegetable Compound in
our familytfor eongh and bronchitis, and wo believe
it to', be the best, preparation for those complaints.—
WoUavo tried many other medicines for bronchitis,
but hone of them did the good-this has done. It
never failed to bum In our family, and tomo of our
friends have used it with the seme success.
JosEraßieos,
1 . * lUsiunßioas.
Th« pnblie are ageln indebted to inocbanical
grains, for on improvemontri the utmost conteqnen
ces. Wo Veto to fffoiu’s Patent dothm Rack, spocl*
mens of whieh may be seen at No. 43 Fifth street
Its leading merits are In thefollowlog: Clothes hung
upon It depend perfectly free of each other and thus
are completely ventilated and dried speedily; it is eg
the greatest convenience in “Ironing/* it oceaples
bat Utile space and when folded up on its pivots,
may be put Into a bareea drawer or carried about
with aU tho ease imaginable. The maoufheturer,
Mr. Isaae Gullett,is a practical and raergeUe men,
and It will not be long before ho has his machine ex
tensively in use.
The reception and specimen room *>f Oir-rp/rgel
lery, No. 21 Fifth stpeet, is an excellent feature of
bis establishment, butposscssesseveralothcrs equally
attractive. The proprietor is a gentleman who never
considers any pains, time or trouble, demoted to his
visitors, too great, and no ono calls upon him but
considers that he has been fully rennnerated by the
pleasure which they eojojed 'in his society. Hit
work also is faithful and, finished in the highest
style of the art, Snrarialty-’jjoving satisfactory to
his patrons. -' r »-
A general, woil selected end perfectly reUeble as
sortment of Liquors may be found et the store-rooms
of Jfr. Clayton, ono of the most experienced dealers
in enr city, No. 37 Diamond alley. Mr. Clayton is
a polite and attentive gentleman, and his establish
ment is a model for order and promptness. The
purchaser may be sure of receiving the article which
he bargains for, at the time designated, and such a
thing as the imposition of spurious articles upon the
public, receive no countenance of Mr. Clayton.
The Lithographing of A. Krche Brother, corner
of Wood end Fourth streets, excels in accuracy and
fineness of execution. No better work of the kind
is done io this country, of which faet we need eddneo
no other evidence than this: their patronage comes
from all quarters of the Union—east, west, north and
south. We can most anhosiUtingly recommend
them to bankers, merchants, railroad companies, Ac.
The Quaker City.—The new sowing machine for
which Mr. Daly, of the stocking manufactory, corner
of Fifth street and Market alloy, is agent, is the
cheapest article of the kind ever offered in this city,
costing only $2O. But it is not merely in the item
of price that its cheapness oonsists, bat in that in
eonneodon with its utility, its perfect adaptation to
the purport for which it is intended. is
the “two-thread,” and when completed will not rip,
constituting whet is termed the “lock stitch.” It is
cosily adjusted, works with greet facility, end docs
not easily get oqt of order. Ilere is an opportunity
rarely offered to families who wish to parchase,sew.
ing machines.
Thein who would patronize one of the best supplied
shirt stores in either city, will find such an establish
ment on Ohio street, between the Diamond, end Bea
ver street, Allegheny. The proprietress, Mrs. Bur
gees, is a lady of experience in the manufacture of
articles of this kind, and employs only the best
bends. Persons who deal with her msy rest assured
that they receive well-made and cheap work. Such
ere (he testimr Dials of all who visit bor store.
The Lithographing Art is prosecuted here with
commendablo energy, and work has been dooe in the
line of show cards, drafts, Ac., which will bear a
contrast with the same description of engravingand
minting done in the East. A visit to the large atoem
nthographing establishment of Geo. F. Bchochmsn
A Co., Singerlev's Buildings, Third street, will suffi
ciently attest what we ssy, and persons or eompanies
who have work of this kind to be done, cannot erf?
trust it to more faithfhl hapds than the above.
The rooms fitted up os on Ice Cream Saloon by
.Messrs- J. Carson A Co., over their fino confection
ery, Federal street, Alleghany, do great credit to the
proprietors, beiog elegant, airy, and even expensive
ly famished. Tbe visitor will find bim or herself
refreshed by a call at Carson’s, as much by the po
lite treatment which will be received, as by the cool
luxury which can be bad there—the very best article
of Xco Cream.
McLane’s Vermifuge ik Texas.— Hear
what the Proprietor of tlie "Star IJotfl” baa ti»B*y of tha
wonderful sffecU of Hcl/ano's Vorralfoge:
•‘SiAxHora,” CmuTSA, Texas, Aug. 22J, 18M.
Jfturt. Fitting Ilnur- 1 feel it my doty to make the
fuljuwlßgiMtßinnt: Severe! of toy children hare been cb*
vtllfor the Jut wee k or two I called at the “Big Mortar’ 1
to get aomaOU ftffforaunl and other track, to give them
torwormei The druggist recommended McLane's Vermi
fuge, prepared by yon. Dot having heretofore triad ercry
Vermifuge in my kpowlog, wltboot advantage, 1 told him
ft was not worth while, aa my children Appeared proof
ajpUnat them all. il* laid to take a bout*, and offered ifit
done no good to refund the monky. Tomtlefy him I doua
so. and the effect wee eo much better than expected that 1
got another botte, and the remit waa most astonishing.—
Terre of my children discharged a great nnmber of the 1-vg
ett worms I ctbt b«. To a young man, my Mail Carrier,
who was weak, pony and' poor aa a make, for a month or
gave two doee*( which brongbtCrou him at least a
pint of what lx caUod stomach wormsl Strange m tbUmey
appear, yet It Is as “true aa preaching.** flow tboboy stood
it, so long as ha did, with ten thousand “bote” gnawing at
his stomach, la the greatest wonder to me. All these cases
are now doing well. Ko doubt the Urea of thousands of
children hare hoc a saved by the timely use of this ext nor*
dlnaryuediclne. Don’t Call to give Ita trial.
TIIO3. B. THOBMAN.
MLTarchaMtn will be careful to ask for DR. M*LAN£*B
CEUKURATED VERMIFUGE. manufactured by FLEMIKQ
BRO&of PmxanMH, Pa. All other VcrmJfngre in oumpar
tarn are worthies*. Dr. IT Lane’s genuine Vermlfnge, also
blscelebratedLJvvr PUU,can now he had at all respectable
drag stores. jhnegtnßinswtiltevtUurtgnahtrtqf
jyaxd Awiwr. rueuiHo wioa.
M . K . GILLESPIE,
DBNTISI,
Extract*) Teeth without pain, by an entire-
AT itr* Anajslhetlo agent applied to the teeth and gums
only. Teeth from one to foil satis inaertod on the virions
metallic bases. lie alsotesorts t*eth on entire Porcelain
base with continuous gum, which inbeauty, cleanliness andf
durability cannot foil to please. Cali an«l examine sped*
WW-Offlce Ko. £1 Ponrth street, below Market, (second
story,) Pittsburgh. JeT:lydfc
POSTLKYi NKOoNft CO., “
ManxsJadvrtTt t>f
GUN BARBELS, SOLID BOX VICES, _
'BOBIKSOK’a 80L1D0A&T STEEL SCYTHES-War rente!
Cast Steel and Hammered Shovels and Spadei,
Hoer, JJatj and J/anttr* Fork*, Picks, JfnKodfrs, <&t
Warcbonis. So. IT Vukit Bt«,
ayltSmfc PITTSBURGH, PA.
Ho. 63 ST. CLAIR STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PEKNA^
is prepared to furnish liia customers and
buyers generally, with the Latest and most fashionable
styles of Spring and Sommer Goods of every variety, which
b* will make up.to order to the entire satisfaction of those
'who may favor them with their patronage. apS&dfo
BAAowxa;. m . M .^M...~Joant.»on.. MMM .w.ii , coxAOOQa«
Pittsburgh Steel Works. •
JONES, BOYJD& CO.,
Manufacturers of CAST STEEL; also, SPRING, PLOW and
A. B. STEED; SPRINGS and AXLES,
doner Ron and Firtt Strait, FttUbvrgk,rn.
rxxao j0n5......_.
X). B. ROG-EJaCS Ac CO.,
Bogota’ Improved Patent Steal
, . Cultivator Teeth,
, Comer Rau and FinhßtretU, PilUinavK, Pn~
JagfclydJb* ’
GlLR.—Sewing -, and Fringe Silks, Tram.
|j Orgauzlae Embroidery and Spun Silks, of all colors
eonitantiy oni band and for sal* by the manufacturers at
the lowest market rate*. • B.HOOLEY-&BON,
• Jnlfcgmdedd Ilndsop Alley, Philadelphia.
SUNDRIES— 22 bag* Flaxseed; 3do Feath
ers; 13 do Tsnn. Wheat; 30 bbla. 8. Springs extra tern
ily flour, to arrive on ateamerGlenwood and tor sale by
Jut ISAIAH PICKET A CO.
'‘pLOOR OIL CIXJTUS—A fine stock of otir
1* own and eastern* manufacture, Urm 24 to 24-1 in
width, cut to fit any vised rooms or halls.
„ JnlT J. A n. PIPLUPg, gfl and 33 Bt. Clair si.
RANSPARENT BUFTOILCLOTH froi
82 to 84 ln<itee wide: a superior article for aal* by
jolT J, A H.PUILUPB.aOaod 28St.CUlrst.
RUIT JARS—L cask East Liverpool
Fruit Jus jast rac’d and for sale by
jttlfl MACRBOWN M FIMKY, 107 Liberty st.
TI/TACKAREL-t-25 half bbls. large am
lVi. medium 3’« for sal* by R. DAL2RLL A 00.
OODFISU—2 tcs. in store and for sale by
V/JetS J. B. CANFIEU).
DA BUS. WHITE BEANS and 30 do Dry
O w AppUs ne'dand fbrnia by R.RJBTBON A 00.
OX CASES SAL SODA for sale by
ffOjst'J B. b.FAHNESTOCK A- CO.
EGGS.— -20 bids eggs for sale by
mj)l BHBITKU A DILWORTIL
LARD —1000 lbs. No. 1 Lard rac'd and for
sale at 116 Liberty tb RIPPLE, WIBTB A 00.
BILL PAPER of best quality sold by
lett ' WH.O.JGnWBTOMAOa,67 Wood st.
tJEACUES—2O bus. Tenn. Dried Peachi
JT 'in atom; will aali low to do**. ROBERT DICKEY.
prime white-in store and
) for sale by (1«241 J. B- OANFEELD.
WINDOW CURTAINS—PIain and Batin
Ureas and Figured Curtains? lot sale at wholesale
kadretiftby. :W.>. MARSHALL A CO. >7 Wood st.
B" DCKWUEAT SEEDr-12 bos? in store.
•ad for silo by ... .DAVID 0. HtRBST, f
itt io ~ - j ;.: ;:caraar of Llbarty and Biodsta.
CKA>HiK!SS BAaB—2. 2J and 3 tnul<. in
"nit£AS£ e«U.#id«xamu'e !> our. Fdqtth.: Ar*i
-.**• . . +*» t.yfrM- .• •’ * •’
ISAUHSXOEKX
Special potters.
SA-MTJEI-. GRAY
’T TAILOR,
" ’ Telegraphic/'"
Latest from Enrepc,
Qnxsxc, July 24.—The eteimerlndiaa, with Liv- •
erpool dates to tho 14’th has arrived.
. The Agamemnon bad returned to Queenstown an<T
p the fleet was to start on the 17th to make another '
attempt. *•'
Liverpool Cotton Market. —Tito saiejfbr three days
were 15,000 bales; fair and middling qualities bad
declined fcd and lower qualities weye also at a declino
—the market closed doll.
Breads tuffs were dull.
Cornell SSI. r.oiin and TurpcnUo. Spiriw at.
steady. Rice firm. < e
Cotton. —Of the sales, 1000 boles were to specula
tors and the samo to exporters.
The advices from Manchester ore unfavorable.
There is but litllo inquiry and prices aro weak.
• Broadstods are dull, bue steady. Richardson,
Spence A Co. report that tho weather has bqen faror
abie for the crops. Flour Is dull and nominally un
changed. Wheat dnll but steady aqd.'nachanged io
prices. Corn doll and unchanged. •
Pmririonn.— Beef and Pork ore steady. Bacon
heavy. Lard quiet at 555@675. Tallow nominal.
Sugar steady. Coffeo dolL Rice firm. Potashes
dull; Pearls dull at 365. Linseed Oil 33s Cd.'
Lohdon.—Broadstufls firm and steady. Coffee
buoyant. Tea and Rloe firm. Sugar. duU. Tallow
slow of sale, but prices unaltered. Linseed Oil 33s
dd@34s.
Consols 95i@Q53 far account.
The House of Lords paired tho bill to pormlt tho
Commons to admit Jews In Parliament, as also rea
sons for objecting to tbo Commons bill. In the
House of Commons Mr. Hutt moved to discontinue
the practice of authorising men of war to visit
and search vossels under foreign flags with a view
of suppressing the slave trado. Ho contended that
England ought to abandon tho futile efforts on tbe
coast of Africa. Mr. Caldwell denied that those ef
forts were futile end urged tho continuance of tbo
blockading squadron. Mr. Pitigcreld on-thepartof
tho government agreed with Mr. Caldwell and stated
that the difficulties with America bad btyo swept
awav, and that Lord Napier had sent a dispatch say
ing that Mr. Cass bad assured him that America
would glvo earnest consideration to any-proposal for
the verification of the nationality of vessels.
Lord Palmerston opposed tue resolution which wo.*
rejected by 24 to 123.
The Time# satirizes the visit of Victoria at Cher
bourg and cells on thb government to man a.large
channel fleet and otherwise to prepsre'for defense.
Two fireworks manufactories in London exploded;
about 100 persons were injured, some fatally.
It is reported that Sir Allen M'Neb will he tho
first Governor of New CeledonU.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce bad inctno
aiallzed tho government to protect British tights in
the matter of tho forced loan in Mexico.
The Europe arrived out on the 10th, and tho
Vanderbilt on the 13th.
Tbe Mabomodens rose on the Christiana at Jed
dah and massacred upwards of 20 persons, including
the English and French Consols. Threo Brtiishmeir
of war were ordered there.
. Ljltkiu—The Indiaeod Chian nows Is unimport
ant.
Tbe money market is unchanged.
It is ramored that the government intend Vo ask
power to raise a loan of three millions far tho puri
fication of tho Thames.
Mon?y Is readily obtainable at 21, and is some
cases for lees.
A flotilla, which will accompany tho Queen to
Cherbourg, will consist of tix sails of tbe lino, six
firigates and a steam yacht
The TYmee encourages the idea of annexation ufi-
Cuba to the United States.
There is e risible improvement in commercial,af
fairs.
Fraxcb. — Large orders have been received from
the Untied States.
There are rumors of another con spiraty, and ar
rests of Italians implicated.
Tho budget of Cuba for tbo next year.presents a
surplus of a hundred millions of reals.
It is reported that Naples offered the owners of tbe
Cagllan $lOO,OOO far tho detention of the vessel,
but they declined it-aa insaffi&nL
Isdu.—Sir Colin Campbell is still et- Futtegbcr.
Seinda is reported to have been beaten by tbe robofa,
and arrived at Agra. Tbo rebels are becoming
troublesome in Central Indio, and are re-bccapyiog
many Forts from whieh they bad been driven.’
Chtxa.—Tho allied fleet will anchor off tho mouth
of Pelho. The six days allowed for a reply having
oxpirod, the steamer had taken op tiro gnn boats
and 150 sappers.
A French transport with MO marine infantry bad
arrived. The French got two gun boats over tbo
bar of Poiho, bat two Bngtish dispatch boats bad
stack fait Tbe capture of tbe farts at tbe mooth of
the river was expected in a few days..
MAX&rirLT), Joly 2*.—At half-past seven o’clock
this morning, os Mr. J. H. Cook, proprietor of tbe
Wiler House, m this city, wss staadingin the publb
room of bis boose, about ten feet from tbe street door
with his back partly toward it, conversing with A.
T Bates, Mr. Samuel BqUiett/ dagnerrean artist,
stopped into the doorway, unperceivcd and discharged
a revolver at Mr. Cook, the shot taking effect in tbe
right side, just below the hip, inflictinga very severe,
but it is thought not dangerous wound. The revol
ver was snapped twice before BalHettwas seized nod
disarmed. The first cap only exploded.
, Mr. BalHett b under arrest, and will have his ci
amination on Monday next.
Mr. Cook U one of our most respected and enter
prising citizens. .
The reason of the outrage u not fully koowo, but
is supposed to be some toUundoretanding about
money matters. - (.
Bitraoij, July 24.—The U7lh Anniversary oftbo
founding rtf Detroit in balsg celebrated to-day with<
great spirit. Tho weather is delightfot and tho pro
cession is very largo and imposing. All tho military,
fire companies and ciric societies are represented.
The town council* of Sandwich anti Windsor, C. W.
and the fire companies from Chatham aro participa
ting. An oration will ho delivered aL Firemen’s Hall
in English, by C. J. Wglker, ami in French by R NY
Lacroix. The ceramonieswillooneludevtilh a grand
banquet at RatseU lloaso this evening. \
Washington, July 24.~Capt. Hudson,‘in adetior
to the Nary Department, dated at Queenstown, .Tjily
Btb, says that the Niagara was then awaiting the
arrival of the Agznemiwn and Valorous, when heK
hoped to start again for the rendesrous id seven or
flight days, tinder ipore favotablo ao.*piers »»f weath
er than experienced in June.
New Orliaxs, July 24.—The steamship Gen.
Rusk, from Galveston and the Rio Orando, on tho
21st, brings intelligence that San Louis Potori had
been captured by the Constitutionalists under Vi
daum. It is rumored that Zuloagu abandoned tho
city of Mexico. The ftberals are about to unite
against the city.
Albajit, July 24.—The moil and baggage car at*
tached to- the train of tbo Contrai road, due this
morning, c was burned at Bl The mails
from Buffalo, and somoother intermediate ’stations,
wero horned.
New York, July 24.—Tho steamship Fulton
sailed at noon, with $35,000 in specie. Among the
passengers are Joseph R. Chandler, the newly ap
pointed Minister to Naples, and Prof. Morse.
$l,OOO Rcttahd for any Mcdicino that will
excel PRATT A OUTCIIEH'B MAGIC OIL, the only lodl>tn
Remedy now sold for Jthctmat't** JVSsura/gia, Headache,
TjoOtacXe, /Wit in Me Sid* or Hack, Spraint, DruUrs, Surt
Throaty Burnt, Contracted Curit and Mutcla; tho only veg.
stable remedy discovered that will act upon them sod lie*
her the Joint*. Thousands of person* have U-ou cured of
these complaiots by this new discovery. All aro invited to
, give It a trial. Principal ofllce -206 Washington street,
Brooklyn, N.Y. For sal# by PR GEO. 11. KETSEO, No
. 140Woodstre«t,aadJ.P.FLRHliiG. Allegheny. •
Signature of Pratt ASolther on tho wrapper, sod n»roo
blown In the bottle. ' apl-tdawF
Galvanic Battery, or Electro Magnetic
Uacsivzs, for Medical purposes, of a very superior kind,
viH be sent free of Express chargee, wherever an Express
runs, upoo a remittance ofTen Dollars. Address Dr. QEO.
IL KEV6ER, No. l*OWo..d >t, PHtstorgh. Pa. spMsw?
*To Aervous Sufferers.—A retired Gentleman
haringbssn restored to health In a taw days, after many
y«n of nerrons suffering, will send (free) to assist others, a
<x<py of tbeprescriptionandarapply of the remedy,on re
calving a stamped envelope booting the applicant's addreso,
Direct the Itav. JOAN M. DAQKaLL. 140 Pultod street,
Brooklyn. New York. spQJmileodeffinwT fc
PRINTING AND BOOK RAPE lIS forealt
it(h*P«pirWattbesMor W. 8. HAVEN,
JolO N<n. 31, S 3 and 33 Market*t-
CLAY. —150 lfOXBa German Clay, first qual
ity,-just received per ship “Gaston," at Uidtlmore, and
furaalo by • Jul? ALEXANDER KINO.
COUNTRY BACON.—2OOO pounds cboico.
Shoulders, IJOO lbs. clear Side*—to arrive; for sale by
j„IT ATWELL, LKE A CO.
DftTRO APPLES.—S0 1 buß.-on hand and
for-sale toeloeo cotMlgnaeat, by
ittlT ATtfELL, LEE A CO.
/*\IL CLOTH CRASH—A good assortment
\J of wldtb* and style* it 26 and 2S St. CUlret.
Jqjj • ! J. 4 11. PHILIPS.
Mull muslin ond
Figured gwls* MmHm, *t 12}£e per yan!
All marked down at dodsc ont sale of
jJsSawp • HParmr a nnp.CHrtp.Lp.
XTRAFAMILVFLOUU— IOO Bfes Tenor
Extra Famiif Flow In store and for ml* by
,j U l nearWood;
Frksft FAMILY BUTTER received daily
per Expran/tQ keg* »nd bnckej*. pol wp at tbo b**t.
“uv^
P~tt I'O^^cT^ILDElN'S , GAPES,
. J\_ . BaMttMt Collar*, Slarree, Bhtrt Bosom*, Ac.
The bUtKmmeat toAedtyjbrtTtt‘d Plroe tallted
•eetbem. lellidawF C. HANSON LQVB,74 Marketrt. 1
CUI, LET—SO cats, aprioie article, for enlc
by JbID J.B.CANFIELT).'
FLAX— 10 eke for eale by
ln m . Q o. c. cmnr.i,t>.
PEARLS— 50 bbls.in etoro and lor sale by
jjjj , •< : j.s. oanfield. .
IVT O SUGAR i4O. Jihds. just reoeived
LM-. .cdtor-o*»g jilt *• AM//.BU, a ro.
OTTON. 20 bales to arrive—for sale by
join ißatan meant a co.
B TITTER.—10 koea packed Butter in store
.nd for nl.bf J°» ATTOtL: tBEA 00.
SUN UMBRELLAS —A Inrge lotjust recM
tM« A*t. 0. UAH SON XOVE, No. ?4 Marfcrt iirwl.
IUEDAPWiES —lOO.bosh in ttoro nnd
I c»—l.H :■ ;j H.CANFIKI.I)
CEMENT^— wTbMsHjdraulio in store, imd
farUtT MO - i.».CA.vtn;i,D.
boxes and 50-bbls. i’c-nrl in
mrenafofiteiir i«g J. H- OANg'ELn.
ROBOT BAKER’S COD LIVER OIL for
O ni.tr >» - b.Lr*n»BTOcga:oQ.
GGS—4 bbls. fresh Eggs just recM and
far—lgby <*>,
IOXATOES^—IOO fcoa. tqi arrive and for
nftby •XH.O*MrtEtP,.;,
(CBASONABLK GOODS— Handsome Bfr'
ji i t*-~ •• *j '•— r;*T~-~~ •'r ■ -'-* - - y*" - --' • * ~'i -
Oommercial
. .. r'ajMMITTEE OF ARBITRATION FOB JUSE.
ti R, Bzc.voi, V. I\ Joax 8. Cosouvx, iutm Sauna
J. B. CiSTXELO. Divtd H’Caxdlul
PITTSUUBtiii nAUHfiTB..
[Reported SpidaUff for tkc-PUtiburgh. Gazette.]
PitrsßCßon. Movuxt, Jclt 2G. ISSS.
PLOCfI—A sale on wharf of 100 obis extr* family at $l,-
37J4, nod small tots extra fttru at $1,12. Prom store,
mica of 200 bill in lots it $3.75.£)r suprr, and s4,so®s L 75
for fsmlly do—dray load loti of tbe UtUr edltngat
• v GRAIN Small sales bom wspm of Red Wheat at 70; a
lut offftruK" Tennessee tl hrst. Rt-« 1 amlWhite,wM
sold on the wha'rt a« ‘JS far tbe round lot, and a lot of 440
bus old ft»rlnc was f.'ltl trom store at 76. Oats, owidr to
tbe advance In freight to 2* 'U-U lOOlbs- were duller;
gn|Mi at canal and depot of 40!> and 500 bus at 31 bus of
32 Ibaj and 400 do in loti nt -73 ft bus of 33 ft*.
GKOCBRJKS Pngnr -kitd Slolasies are Arm. and prices
tend upward. Sales of 10 hbcia fair N.. 0. Sugar at 0 and 10,
and 2ihWs Molasses at 42. Syrup, antes at «©s;>.
mUKI) FRUlT—Sales nt 51 bus Apples, at $1,25 H bus.
BACON—dale* of 3,000 Ib# Shoulders. Sides and Hams nt
7, #, nod f»Vfj B IbSaid 6,000 ib« at for Shoulder* and
0 for flmrnf „ .... .
SALT—A mlo Of 13i) l-bls Allegheny No. 1, in lots, at
sUsr,tst,26 V 1-Id.
OILS —Sales of ii and 15 t.tili Lard, No. l,et 85 "ft gtfll.
WHISKY —Sales of 47 bt-ls.reetlflod f, gall.
HAY—S«Ie« at ecslee, of 1 Hoads nt $7«3510 ? ton.
GERMAN OLAY—A s*Je of 10 bxs at $35 V tun.
SEED—A ule nf 30 bus llaXsrod nt sl,SO—«n mlvance.
PRATHERS—A eal- vt Wttt lha prims ireatero nt4s,cuh
MOWETARY AND COMMKRCIAL.
With reference to the Erls and Oeutral Railroad iHdietir
ly, the New York Tribune says:
“ A meetiog of railtoad officials Li to bo held at Cleveland
tomorrow, and another made to aettle the quarrel
with the Now York Central. No malt will be attained. It
la understood tbvt tlio Eric nutngen aro entirely satisfied
wit maiicrs aa Lbvy stand at present, and will not abandon
their position unlit the Central Road will councut to
n t«ir division iif t><o firsU-Uis pauuDgor earnings. Itlia
r]Ui stlou for tbeCcutral to sottlo whether a $5 fare la more
profleafoki thou a lire, with n anhsiJy of $250,000 cr
JC'XI.OOO pi-r annum to the Erie Rond.”
W» bare but liltlu faith lu lUllroxd Conventions, bntlt
strikes ui ibat iu the «vuut of tho agroetuout entered into
nt Cloreland, beiug c&rrie,! out in good faith, tbe Erie man
agers will not bo ‘Mtbfied with matters as they stand,' no
lens they aro willing to relinquish Ibclr through freight busi
ness, or do U ut n tremendous loss. Will good laltb be ob
served r Wo doubt It, and tow of tbo gentlemen who took
part in ibe convention, wo learn, have any confidence In tbe
ability of tbo Western roods to foroe tbo Erie to terms.
Tno latter has heretofore occnpied a better position than it
dees dow. for tho reason tliat tbe manager* were supposed
h> be roDt-ndiog for priociplos. lint it seems that a subsi
dy of a ronnd $250,<>00 njearl# what they are seeking.
Tltis was generally reported nt Cleveland, yesterday, aud it
. operated against tho Xrle.aUticmgh it will not -tami upon
any reimWe anihority. i'rom tbo referen.-o mode to the
Diattrr, In the extract celled above, from thb Tribune, It is
to tn> ptusomtal the report bas eonto foandatlon. If then it
is n subsidy and nut principle* that Erie Danagor* are
contending f»r, tiny will be hard to couquer. H’e shail
doubtless have n'fiefCQ rtiltovl war. it coreo. Thu pub
lic will gaiu by it, and It will hasten the vrtodlog up of rot*
t«u railroad cor]Min»tions, which mast noon pass into the
haD'ls of bondholders; and the eooncr the better, not only
for huuestly maungtrd ami sotreat Companies, hot also tor
tbe commercial morsta of the coontry.—[Cm. Oru.
Imports by Railroad.
C. A p. It. R. —26 pcsdiacou, 5 sk* ntgs, M’CnUongh & co.
24 bdl» chairs, Ltimuti A co, 76 btiln flour, 2b bg* feed, Fet
.itt'. 33 eks oats, J Floyd St co; 55 bga aborts,T Little ts co;
7. by s eggs. Riddle, Wilts & co; sld pcs chair stutf, Klopfor
1 cek bacon, liagnley A co; 12 rolls luatber, J Herd
mao; 43 bbU plaster, Fowler A co; 10 bxs chec-te, U IIM'-
Combo; 7 bbls copper, T UNevlu;3o bxs starch, Atwell,
Leo A co; 11 do dir\se, R Dalzell A co; 12 do east; 36 bdls
;uprr. Haven; cbeeeu, 20 bbls flab, 11 U Collins. 70
tells f-lloea, Ai'Whinnoy A co; 25 bxs cboeee, J Ross; 30 do,
W M'Cutcbron: 147 do High;? 32 bbls flour, Lindsey: fe bxs
cheew*. Ehopbard; 171 do, J II Canfield; 132 do, 2 bbls eggs,
Ixccli A liotchiuson; 85 do, Ren; 13 cars ore, 7 de bogs, 5 do
cattle, sundry consignees; 20 pkgs butter, 719 ska wool,
Cla.kcAco.
I’.C. AC. U. Hi—l 9 cars cattle.2do Itoga, owsere; 234
ht.lt whiskey, 29 case* tobacco. 25 tea bams; GG rolls leather,
27 bbls eggs, 20 bjli bldus, 3dd bales wcob Qbirko A co.
P. Ft: A C. R. U.—loo bns batley, D Sbansr; 400 do oat*»
J McDermitt; 32 sks rag*. E He&zlutou : 42 Mis ps{>er, Per
kins A co, 13 bxs rivets, II Townsend A co; 75 do cheese. H
HColihir, 19 ke-s bnttnr.'M'Clurkan Aco; It hdls hide#,
Lippencott, Shorten A ccr, 6 sks woo], N G Mnrpby; 2 bbls
batter, E iHt&xleton; 44 doz backet*, J McDerttt; 120 bus
oats, 7 bbla esrgs, U M’SKonis; 81 doz brooms. Drake; 50
bxs cnndlee, W Bagnlcy; 20 bbls whiskey, J F Fisher; 20 do
flour, laiyd A , black: 7 cars cattle, ownc-re; 20 bbls eggs,
Ren; 229 tales wool, 3.000 bm wheat, 33 rolia leather,o3
bbls eggs, £1 pkgs baiter, 50 bides, Clarke A co.
RIVER HEWS.
. Not an arrival ou faturdsj; river three fee! and fulling;
such boats as can get/tody aro leaving with all speed.
Tb* western rlTtrsore iisiag. Tbo Missouri Democrat ol
Thursday says:
“lUiul raiul bow It did fall yesterday. It came down
in great sheets and splashes. Uusiorss was of conreo at n
stand still otrthe landing during the time tho rain descend
ed, which was a large portion of tho day, Tho river, which
was swelling sfuwly on Wednesday, rote taster yesterday,
bmiog swelled about six locbco during tbo day. A con
tinuous spring of large driftwood passes tbe city—til from
tbs U:c*onri, nhowing that that stream is very high.”
The Republican says.
*• Lake CUy and Vixvn. from St. Paul, with noarly full
cargoes; Hannibal City.from Keokuk, with an ordinary
trip; Grauite btate, wiiti a fair cargo,frdm Peoria. Tbe
Drootah arrived from the Ohio w-tb some freight, but no
paawogcra tliat we could tee. The Goody Friends also nr
rired with a fair compliment <>f people and a full lend, In
cluding* large quantity of rails lor tbo Cnrllogtou and
Missouri rivvr railroad Sha will start for Uarlington to
•lay, and may g«> te Dubmjnu. Tbo Mary Cook, from I>u
bnquo hail« f»ir trip rontldcriog tbe scarcity of grain now
1q the warclion*e« of Ibe Upper Missismippl. Capt. John
May’s new sleaujor Ida May, arrivo.l from the l>bl» last ev
ening, ai.d was iimncdfritely swarming with a crowd of
jwMplo who bail been expecting her, and wanted to see for
themselves as tehsr merits—wo baviug published'* Otwcrip
tfon of her roam day* ago. We could see, and were gla>l te
observe that tbe visitors on the I>U Msy were not disap
pointed in thoir expectations of finding her a superior tioat.
We msy remark here, that Ur. lYm. llamillDn, who a few
yean ago was a very popular clerk, has that ptotia the
office of the Ida Msy. To bim aud Mr. Urecuow *t> lender
our thanks for river favor* ”
Cnpt. Ford.of the PrltnaDonna, and Cnpt. fibnok, of. the
Tsibtgb, bad a Ught.ou tbe Cincinnati wliart on Wednesday
client Borne freighti l ord got ono of dbunk’s fingers In his
mouth and bit it severely.
From tbo Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday
“ EvasßvilU!.—The Return, for Wlilln Hirer, Clifton and
TWt'or, (or BC taut*. cn-1 S. 11, Tucker, (or Cincinnati,
pawed ErutuvilleoaThursday.
K.unrnxs.—Tbs' CuralrerUnil »m foiling i n Thursday,
uTth 3l InHie? on the shoals.
Steamboat Iteglitei,
.. ARRIVED. j DEPARTED.
Lutettin, UnjwmTlllf. Luzerne, I!n«wti»*jlln.
Telegraph, do. , Telejrraph, do.
Colour) lUfaril, Kltzstxtb. | Col. lUjonl, LllrabHh.
Klim—3 f<-*t 0 la. foiling. f
TeteipraptUo Harkelii
New Vors, July 2i —Cotton dull. Elonr quiet ; m!oi
10,500 bl'l* hi J-UOfOI.H for state Und $1,7 5® 5.00 for Ohio.
a decline of Oon enrh. Wheat quiet; uln 3 ~100 bna; It*
(liintxtiout nro ncnnlnal aud unchanged. Corn is quiet;sales
12,000 bn*, wh't* and yellow, both at twVJJS.I. Mrs* Pork
firm at $17,20(517.£0. buoyant «t f° r *'d«a
'and for tbuulrtern. Linseed Oil stead.?. Hide* qnlct
tot hUail); K'cAtem Tallow firm at OJ-i. Whiskey
dnll ni Sugar IJrul, Wnvotado 7@7)J, Who
steady. Moists** flrn; (Orleans is held nt!s. Frtl;hln ou
Flour Llrerpool 2*l, and on Grain
I'lULiDXLrau, July 24.—Flour 'market under ratht.r more
fa?or*h]e ihHicvs from Europe, and continued light receipts,
together with reduced stocks, Me aaiumetl a firmer aspect,
but U ihrold\.f any dngreo of activity; uie* *4OOO bbls,
fresh gronnd ndw wlimt at $>1,7.1, and &00 bid.*, western
extra at same price. No chougo In Rye Flour. Cursmeal
wanted at Wheat Is in moderate request, l*ut receipts
light: sale* 2,000 bn 3',' new red at »l,o.i(iol.K>, white at $1 JO
4*51,30. Rye rells fre*>lj at 70. Market hart* «f t'oni. au>t
wattled which'is sit advance. »w iim, •locUqW
to.M. Oofluefirm; sales 800 bags IUo at {b.
Sugar adroncfng; further aaU-a of. Cuba rortO !Uco
ntbji. Wool ptgood demand.tiu”i pricr-a well trialntained
Whiskey scarce and flno at Provisions looking
up. MtasTork bdtl at $lB. latil soils at 12cln bbls. and
13 in kegs. Ilams command lOCJlS: Bides 8M» and Should
ors 6-)i. \ r
Cuicinitan, Jnl}24. —Flourunchanged and firm. Whiskey
active; sales l,2l)0 lil>)i at 22c. (Jralu\fiiDt; piitna new
white Wheal'&l, red TGc. Corn bSc. Oats <7(ij«lB aad acarcc.'
There are buyers of Mess Pork at JlG,2j aadof Lard at llUje
bnt no seller*. Paeon h saleable at s\,\q and .Sc but la bald
higher. Multures firm at 40c. t Sugar firm. Money is easy;
exchange on the east l-y l*6r cent premium. Tho'weather Is
cool and pleasant* • \
B-MTUsotr, Jnly 24.—F100r firmt'ialoa new city
Old 0blof>,00; livward street iMrt at $1,50. W 1
an! unchanged.-<Jorn Arm. Whiskey bnnynut i
Provisions steady.
oeio TvaaciXK s uxj&bxjjx.
rpHESE CELEBRATED SPRINGS, (here-
I • tofor* knowans “llart's Springs,” on the Scluto lUrcr,
-ivjwiles from Ohio White 6nlphur button,, on the Spring
; field, Mount Vernon and Pittsburgh Hal!rrad;B mllotfroia.
Delaware, on tbs Cleveland and Culumbne Railroad, and 1?
mileifrom iho City of Columbus. Is now open to tbo public
seeking health or ptaasure, muter ausplrmand.wilh ap .
polntmeaU that will make It Fast Class In partlcu
nr. Tbe present proprietors of tha Ohio White Sulphur
bam liberally added to tbe buildings and general wcomroo
dmkmsof the estate, and bare fitted and tarnished tbe
wboletm the soigenlons of taste and luxury.
Hit Cuitino vnillx vncxaptiznabic.
The ticnr tbu domain has Vcn thought to
be the finest in Ohio; the air Is pure nod healthy, and the
medicinal properties of tho wonderful Bpring, (jotting 120
gallons per minute,) are now admitted to pusses* curative
and recuperative Influences superior to tho famed Whlto
Sulphur of Tlrgiuia.
There are attached ly the MtsbUshwunt dll, tbo acectso
ties found at tbn first.gutumvr llotelsof the country.
Tho lawns and grounds about tho llotelare spacious and
wellkept, and the beautiful drives through the old forests
and along the romantic river aro singularly attractive,
though quite secluded. '
Arrangement* cna be made for rooms by addressing
ISAAC PAIST, Columbus, Ohio.
Foranyjurtbrr generallnformation,rorertneomay bohad
to Messrs. Andrew, Wilson A Co.* Cincinnati; or to Messrs.'
Paling of-Oto Neil, or Kelsey of the American llotci; Oolutn-'
bus; or to Mr. [l, Chamberlain, of the American Hotel; l>el«
aware. Jeoo,ltnd»
QOWra®~rKINTSr
USUALLY SOLD AT ISViCTS.
SELLING AT' 0 OENT?, at, Btoro cf
MURPHY ft RURCILFIKLD.
' i«23:J*wP
/"VrOTIUE, —In consogucnce of the intended
Xi. dissolution of ourpartaerahlp about lstof September,
■and the great iicrificct we’irfl mikinx In closldz out our
stodi at exceedingly low prices, nil good* unpaid for. at time
of purchase after this dale will bo considered due Ist SepL,
and Wile pfc-rentrdfjrpsjinentat-that time.
' ■ - J --- -MpitrUY A BURCHFIELD.
July jet, IS&S.-Klufrflfiwg. •, „ »
QLO3ING OUT SALE OF
ICB CHESTS,
BREAD SAFES, , ' \.
MASTER’S CREAM FREEZERS,
At reduced prlcea.
Now Is IM time to supply yoursrlf at
J. T. CRAIG A CO’S, Ist Woodst.
UO AliS,
ran ladies- dresses,
RKDUGED TO
PER YARD, aV
MURRPITABURCIIPIELD’S.
fIIQABSI CIGARS!!—A large lot of genu-
Mne Hanna Clgnrenf tho •-3«n«c*,’ , rO“qarlle, • •*Con
cbltn,*’ and n *Kntre Acto#**. trends rec’d this, day. Those
tabbing o box of good Cfgaw should call a ?
•tuck before pnrch*singetaa*fa»re.- • JOS- FLEmINO, ■
MUBPUY &. BUItCni’JHLD have lee'll
a lot or Flg»r*dSw*w MmUaHadecided
Ala- FemtaaudLlnrmCoUlirs.-lowerlhaailsUSl.. 1.;;
And'we ars now offering oor Deng«e and Grenadine
Robes aUnarii lower prices tbaosold st early 4t> the teasoau
'TiriNES AND LIQUORS—I, have constant-
YV iy on banduiirgo»upply of pare Wlneeand Liquor*
for medicinal puepww*. 4 Thoob -wtahlug'anything Jalhte
line con rely upon getting a pure article at ...
I • - ■JOS.FLBMINQ’p, -
I JulS corner YHamcudandMarhet street.-
rpUE ONLY FRESH; STOCK OF DRY
J. GOODS in the city,now opening/ New style prints,
for (all, andibebfsteMortaeßt cf all kinds of seajo&able
Dry Goad* In ibacUy.
~TuU > tl IIASBOS LQVS.7* Mortal«..
Tfind b«Bh.\Vhqatfortaleby
AVvVfpTIUXCHOOCH;pcCft&BiIY *COu -
.-a? ;y •#•;;;? j _
"X- : ' ■' f~ y npHtit
Moaongahela SverSrsTiSS^Saeket*
STEAMERTSLTQaAPU, -j SXIAkXBj>VfSB£6Ht
I i&l ’
Cm. J. c. Wooinriui. | ’
THE: ABOVE NEW STEAMEKS ABB
w>w mining regnlarlr. Moraine Boat* loro Pitt*-
W l ** t? ?.°, doc . k . > SL, and Kroia* Boat* at «
uw’l P '» i'i for M Ke**port, EHrabathtowß, Mononga
hoJa City, BeUerwßon, Fajetto Citj, GncnflaU. CaUicrtlia
ami CntvriujTlllß, ihero connecting with iLickaiuul Ooafche*
ManognllckaMthmivh Horn rittotarrt, to Baton.
town fur f 2, meals and state-rooms on boats. Inclusive.
Boats returning from Brownsville leave at a o’clock In the
mornlngand 5 in the evening. For further information en
quire at the Office, Wharf' Boat, at the foot of • grant street.
anS Q. W. SWINDLER, tom.
EGULAK MARIETTA AND , „
ZANESVILLE PACKET.—The- Jh9BE
light draught steamer LIZZIE MARTIN, Cspt. Urtmo,
Olerk M’Conncll.will leave tor the above and all interned!*
ate ports EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON-at 4 o'clock.
For freight or passago apply on board or to
Jn-3 FLACK, BARNES k CO- Agents.
St. Home, At.
FOR St. LOUIS, KEOKUK, .JEBLR
BURLINGTON, DAVENPORT, GALE-inHSK
NA, DUBUQUE, PRAIRIE DU CIILXN,
BTILWATEE AND Bt. PAUL.-—The Quo. steamer ANGLO
SAXON, CapL Baker, will leave for the above and til In*
termediate ports on TUIS LAY 4 o'clock
p.M. For freight or passage apply on board or to
Ja2o FLACK. BARNES A CO.
Cincinnati, Set.
FOR CINCINNATI.— I The recti- , (E» a.
lor packet “JENNIE GRAY,*’ CaytT J-££9EQE
A. Bearee. will leave for the above and all lotermtame
porta on TUKBDAY, the STthlinst., at lOo’dork, A.SL For
freight or passage apply on board, or to
Ju2« FLACK, BARNES fc CO^AganU.
F" OR CINCINNATI & LOUIS-. n» a.
VILLE.—The floo eteamer 8. P. nnbJSflHSt
UARD,Capt Geo. W.'Reed, will leave for the above and aIP
intermediate ports on MONDAY the SOtla inst. For freight
or nauago apply on board or to
JnSt FLACK, BARNES AgO.
JUto ©titans, &c.
FOR NEW ORLEANS (B-ITH . IB* *.
bUPAico.)—The splendid steamer ALU A,
Cupt. Robinson, wBl leave Cincinnati for the above and all
loi«Tm*diatnporU. Will take all Pittsburgh freight con
slgortd. Fur rates apply to i
Jo2o , k FLACK, BARNES A CO.
JHiaccilancous.
DR. R- A. WILSON'S
Tonic, Cathartic and Anti-Dyspcptlc
PILLS,
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
D. L. FAHNESTOCK Jt CO.,
WHOLESALE D& UGGISTS,
No. CO, corner of Wood end Fourth jts., Pittsburgh, Pa.
AS AN. EFFICIENT, safe and convenient
tonic, cathartic and anti-dyspeptic medicine, these
PUls are recommended to the the former proprie
tor (Dr. WiUon) with a confidence such as a long continued
and careful trial of thorn in asampie practice warrant!. In
their operation at a cathartic, they influence more the mo
tory and leas tbo aocerning power of the bowels, than any
other combination in common nse.
AS A TONIC.—They agree with the moat delicate stom
ach, removing nausea, pain had debility from that organ,
and through it impart tone and vigor to the~whole system.
AS AN ANTI'DzfiPEPTKX—They neutralize and inter
rupt the formation of a-ids, check fermentation, and pre
vent the elimination of gases from the food in the stomach,
—tho direct consequence* of chemical action, an action
which should never exist In the human stomach. From
these peculiarities in the Pills, a person raking them may
expect a.freo, frill and natural - evacuation of the bowels,
without pain, names, local crgeueral debility, or that dia
posting sickness or anti renew—the nsual effects which at
tend or follow the nse of other purges.
ok itrfY 11: at k.s .
Extract of a Letter from JET. F, Famtworih & Co.,
Drvggittt, Mcmphu, Term., Jan. 7, ISSB.
Messrs. B, L. FiusidocaA Cov—We were tbeflnttoin
troduce.l>r. R. Adams Wilson's Pills here many yean ago.—
The work the best Pill ever in this market. Wo use n%
other in oar own families, and secured for them a.high
character by our recommendatioas. Tours, truly,
11. F. FARNSWORTH A CO.
Extract of c* Letter from 0. IT. Incin, Jfatheille,
Tenn.f February 15, 1558.'
Mnasrs. B. L. PAJisegrocK A Co, —Dear Sine—l have seen
Dr. «. A. Wilson's Pills used for the ague with good effect;
1 have ueerLtbem myself, and' Iwlieve them to be the best
Pill in nse. 1 have no doubt they will core- rainy other
complaints when, properly need, and I cheerfully recom
mend them to the public. Respectfully, yours, -
G. W. IRWIN.
/’rout Col. TI r tn. Jlopkint, late Cana! Co mm inioner,
WasmsoTos, PL, January B,lBs7.—Dear Doctor—l have
breu using your “Anti-Dyspeptic” Pills. wheb occasion re
quired, for many yaars,add can ,truthfully say that I have
never found any medicine equsl to them .ta relieving me
from affections of tho stomach and head. They bavo never
toiled to rolieremofrom headorbe, and have always left toy
system In butter condition than they fonnd k. I most eon-
OdenU# recommend your Pills as • safe and highly valuable
medirfae. Tory respectfully, Ac, WSi. HOPKINS.
Dr. R. A»aw» Wilson.
From TViOf. -Dfaekmore, Esq., Treamrerof Allegheny
County, Pa.
To. Dr. R. A Wasos.—Door filr. I have been using year
Pills since HHO, and dodscidedly say they are the best Pill
In use. or that 1 liavo any knowledge of. I Erst used them
for “sick headache,” with which I suffered beyond descrip
tion. lam nappy to say, that they entirely cured me.—
Sinco then 1 uso lhemas a family medicine; if I am billions
;r aaylhtngails me. andl require medicine, I take a Pill
audit cures me; they arc my only medicine, and have been
for tbelsotieventeen years. THOMAS SLACKMORK.
January 8,1558.
Hear Dr. Keyser.
Mews. L. L. Fahrstoclc ft Co.:—l bare had considerable
oxperkneo In the ate of tho extraordinary Pill compounded
by Dr. K. Adnuf Wilson,of which you erenow the propria
tors, and bore often felt their benign Influence iu my own
cum for nrrwuj Arsdac-V, arising from a disordered condi
tion of the stomach. I hate likewise prescribed them for.
other*, Incites of Aaaferanfa and other forma of headache
depiWiing on a deranged and'inllablo condition o' the
etosgach and digestin' organs, for which thpy seem peculiv*
being entirely frtti fronv any griping, tendency
T regard them an a Tery valuable PiuJ'inJ one that purges,
without at all debilitating. Yoon, truly,
. GBI>.V?R£YBBR,ItO Wood street.
Pittsburgh,March 6, IBSS,—JafrdftwlyT .
FAYETTE SPRINGS!
'■pills niGIILY AOKEEABLE nn3''afe.
Jl tractive mountain resort. has l>eea leased by tbe sab*
scrlbcr. New buildings and Improvements for recreation,
amusement aud bathing, have recently-been erected and are
ready for urns and the hotel newly painted and supplied
with new furniture, *c. The purifying and healing proper*
tire of tbe watcreof three Springs hero been fully tested by
cbcuileal analysis, and the experience of Individuals proves
their efficacy.
THEY NEVER FAIL TO CURE
SCROFULA sod other diseases of tho blood by freely drink*
.log the water, aud eruptions by bathing and external ap
plication of the depoeitee of theatream. Tbeeo water* are
chalybeate of Iron, with portions of Magnesia and Salta. In
addition, to the elevated, beantifol aud ploaaant mountain
location of these Pprings, they are in the midst of classic
ground—wild, romantic and pictureeque scenery,caverns
cataracts and cascades. WUnln a circuit of four or flv<
mdesaro FORT NECESSITY,
Wuhln|tOA*s First Battle Field,
SPRING. MEADOWS, which he owned
tottmdarof hie death, DtinbarV Oamn. B ruddock’s and
JntsvKVille’e Graves, Drionoy’s Cave, Onto and Cucumber
Falls, and the Cnscadt- of Uasdow Rim, easy of access on
horseback or In vehicles, to bo Lad at the Springs. The
streams abound In Trout and tbo woods in Game, affording
a rich field for the disciples of Walton and Nimrod.
Situated within five in Indies walk of the National Road,
with tegular dally stage* pasting East aud West, connect*
fngwitb Pittsburgh steamboats at Brownsville, and with
tho cars of Pittsburgh and ConnellrrUle Railroad at Con
neltivlllr, which render these Bprlags convenient of access
in a short day’sridefrom Cumberland and Pittsburgh.
The advantage of our location—tmr moderate charges,
earnest desire and tho exertions we will ase to give entire
satUUctiou, and to n>ako our guests comfortable, we hope
will not foil to render •
FAYETTE SPRINGS
Ono of the most popular nnd ogmabla Bunu&er rosorta in
tbe country. Persona wishing to engage roots*, or to
farther inquiry, will please address the' undereigned, at
. FarcUe Springs P. 0., or at Union town, Pa.
NjaSidlm W. P BAH COCK
BOOTS AND SHOES,
JdHEAP FOR CASH.
AMES ROBB,
\ ’ NO. 89 MARKET STRUT,
NEAR TIIE MARKET nOUftE,
. \ Uu jut received hi* large
Spring stock of
L AMES', MISSBXendCim.DBKSr SOOTS and SBOESt
MENS’ CALf, KIP AND COABSB 1 '
BOOTS, SHOES. OXJTORO TIES,
\ GAITEBS, OPERAS, Ac.
BOTB'AND YODTHSMMMTS, finOSS, Ac.
A very superior-article liptfwry neuf,
Din-ct from tbo Uanubctivex*. which he will nil by the
rain or racuai U Tory reductol price* fbr cnh.
This «tock comprises on* of lb* largest assortment* to be
fontul in any city, suitable for dty and country sale*, and
haring overt win ty -rears experience in Laying, he trust*
that he cap now suit ull tastes. IlaNreepeetMly Invitee all
in want too JL assuring thorn that they.will be pleased.
miOfr—myl7 ’ ~ " • ■
/CONGRESS HALL, GAPE ISLAND, Caps
Mat, N. J—Tholubecribetsbeg JeavVto inform the
public that Iho above well known - and popular establish*
ment will be opened for the reception of Visitors, on the 15th
lost. This extensive building has bees constructed in the
most approved modem style, with spacious and itry eham*
Imr*, ample and extensive corridors, superb dnwiiigroonj,
and a dining hall' unsurpassed in the .united Biate*\ The
furniture Is of the most costly and luxurious description,
and. thsyconQdently promise that those .who may foVpr.
them with their company shall enjoy all the comforts, con.
veuieseds and refinements of a tint class ARempolttan boo
teL Congress Dell U beauUfnlly situated In the midst of a
gran* lawn, stretching directly to tbe'sm side,and com
mands an nninteiuptad vlewot tk6 ocean. Intendlnmto
keep a first class hotel, In erery sense of.' the word, their
charges will be tbs same as lost season. * Connected with
tbeestablishmont is a Telegraphic Bta'loo, communicating
wltballpartsoftha Union. - , \
Jefodgimeod 1 . WEST ATHOMPBON, Proprietor*.
SEA BATHING.—
COLOMBrA HOUSE,
CAP*ISLAND. CAPE MAY, R, J.
This establishment will be opened for the reception ol
Visitors, on THURSDAY, June 10tb,1858. It ts located
in fhmtoltbeOoean.andls wirrounded try a Urn,which
extends in frontto the Bcw;h. Private Tables will be fur
nished to parties who may desire them; and Dinner win be
•erred at 2to4P. M. Owing to Iho pressure ofths period,
the price of Board will be reduced. Booms can be engaged
and every ether Information will be KfrajmlafciSir..
L. HARWOOD, No. 311 U Walnut street,
p. g—Extensive BUhling ou the prcmlesa. aygKmeod
T?LOUR —20 bbla. Extra Family, made of
|»' wlected White Wheat, axpreedy for umUynse, In
awre «md for sale by ROBERT DIOKtY?
• >p ip • 134 froptstreet, near Wood.'
PLAIN BLACK SILKS.—A large lot just
received and selling cheaper than they bare ever
been offered In this dty.' Pleas* call and see them. ’
.. jclfoiewT . 0. HANSON LOYB.T4 Market stmt.
STORAGE TO LET—Two 4a»gO 'dryCol
. iars and Second and Third Sours, on brorabto tenns.
iniuir* ef , HITOBOOCK, UcCREK&Y 4 00-
Jal No. 123 Beoond and 153 front streets.
TI/roURNING GOODS. -Bloek Grenadine;
AU. Black Taraesttne, Buck Cnpe>D» Espaoa, Black
B*t*g*i black ChalUe, Black Moos DeUizui,Oapes!veib, Ac
Je&dAwT 0. HANSON U>VB,T(Markets!
T)OTATOES—IOO bus. at2sc.to close- lot,
JC 'MnOtfMidgOOd.' r ' r
m-rcncooK, ucosekkv i 00,
, 132Secondand:15l froot'slrerts.
AjIAMILY: FLOUfL—Choice■ white wheat in
JL\ KW>LwelrafteMtaftCWit*tosalt,fcy
jnT * D. 0. UEEBST,’'cor; liberty and Hand «h
X IHBK DUOK nnd aU
AA kinds ofgoodsfof beys* wtAr. 1 Also, Isnria, Bareges
andaUkiadanfSamßicrnods.'': : - - ' ’•.
JsaMAwT^— ; C. mKBON LOVE, n Market at
SEASONABLE Umbrellas*
( -ss?r
■i IJi . ■„.. tirmcrtr Wilt "'
*£3vr“r£’' s
jpigyeUMicom,
EALTH!
GRAOSII
'■*■■■ &5Q BBA.VTYI
Conferred on thnladka by wearing.
DOUGLAS * BHSawoOD>s
OBXjaBB.ATSn.S&Z&xs.
{, - •. 'TheoaparalWed anccassofthe ..
yjffiW EXPANSION* SKIRT
130.000 of which have been aold daring the laid fimr months)
iM induced the mamtihetanr* to make araagsaknii thav
wiQ entitle then to prodace BOD dote ns !rt»)pfr
day daring the tpop«ns !of Jane,'Jaly end Angß*k^;- , 1 ' r . ',:
They also call attention to their "•*
NEW LINEN SUPERIOR SKpT, ,
For traveling, which is receiving universal cbtcmeodAttoa
from the Ledh*.
They are the tele proprietors of the only
“Patent Adjustable Bustle” in uso._ f .
Beware of the many Imitations offered in the market, as
they ore all dither Infringements of our patent, or worth-
Thoy also manufsefcare over 7" . ,
70 Other Different Styles,
"niSaKnSSit"“MJwtolto
ABTHORITY u tarn* tt. bit ariult fir
°* rrd K »“
1 DOUQLAB & SHERWOOD,
i AIANPFACTCREua Ngyp YORK.
For gale throughout the United States and Canadas.
JslTdmda . .
PROPERTY KOIiOEUN,- ATTKCtTION.
vznuuor & roßSraon -
n.Ttn, ißcmMd their for nruofiKtiirlas and «
-Ppijßm * :v. .
w. b. OBH.SS as- ao-s
PATENT ELASTIC FIRE:
ATO . .
WATER PROOF CEKE9T ROOFING,
ARE now prepared to erecuto ordorsfor any
steepor aat, at the > shortest no-,
the atmoat care, Wag determlued to put on
. Roolk that cannot he surpassed for r
Cheapness and. Durability.
Our Roofs are too well known to reqnlroany ehlosy.ir
os. Teatimonhla in flavor of this Booflng and mniifes
bo seen by calling at our Office, No. 75 Smith Add street.
BaUding* covered with the above Roofing out be seen at-
H. Nelson’s, ewnar of Wylie and High streets; J. Deck’s
new JloteL corner of Grant and Seventh streets Douse of
W. Esq-. Diamond alley, opposite Patterson's
Stable; Store of R. Straw,corner of^ftlarket and Second «ia;
also Doom of B. RSuceop, same block; Brownsville Wharf
Boat; House of Robert Flynn, OoDgreas between Webster,
and Wylie streets; Store of J. H. ueßoberts,' Webster at.
Stable ofA Bradley, comer of Water alley and Sondasky
street, Allegheny; House of IL B. Wllklsa, 'Esq H Wood’s
Run; House cAA. Negley, John Scott, Wm.' ilcCsll and Mrt
Ooon, East urerty; and many others too numerous to men
tion. PERRIN k JOHNSON,
apSaUwlyf No. 75 Bmlthfidd l’a. ‘
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PUULIO LKdW,
iod CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL,
PHILADELPHIA DAILY PRESS,
S«liT*nd to erftry par t
of tb» cIJj, by leari&g your addre** at
HUNT * HISK&’B; Maiouie Ball.
,f«l2'
Trade aupplied.
OREAM FREEZERS, v
MGBSER’S PATENT & MINUTE FREEZERS,
The beat tad cheapest
ICE CBBAM IRKEZgR MADE.
Will bo sold at Manufacturers* price.
Cali and get one at
J. J. CRAIG A CO’S, 134 Wood at.
1858, CARPETS. 1858.
THE MARKET STREET CARPET STORE,
IS STILL PREPARED TO SUPPLY
all demaods for Velvet, Brussels. Three-ply and In
grain Carpets, of every description, style and quality. Root
0(1 Cloths, from 8 t 024 feet wide, at lower prices than we
hare erer before offered; Cocoa fbr offices or
eburebe*; Painted Window Shade*, and eTorytblDK connect
ed with the Carpet department of Houso furnishing.
As wo anticipate an advance in pricra after tbo Bpriag
Trade open*, wo would suggest to purchasers to make their
selections now from our lure Stoat and afe’our patent very
tow prices. ftg W. M’CLINTOCK.
A. STROH & CO.'b MAGIC DUPLI
e eating and ImprcasUn Paper is a beautiful articlo
with which to write a letter and obtain * «j»y at the same
Utne wi'boot the use of pens orink,reudcrlngitlnTaluat>]o
to peraous traveling. It will take the correct impression or
any l*»f, plant or flower, and la equally adapted for writing
on paper, cloth, wood or atone, in the copying of plants, de
signs, music, £&, (without tbeuaeef pens or ink) with a
bone or common etick. fnr different color*—price 25 eta.
Sold by W. B. HAVEN.
je!4 Corner Markct.aad Second streets.
1511—25 hf. bbla. No. 2 largo Mackerel;
80 *do “ 8 do do
25 bbli. Baltimore Herring;
30 do No.lt!immedSbad:
ISbtdo do do do '
18 bbla. do White Pish;
30 hf. do do do
10 do do Trout^
60 bbls. New AlewlTes Dry Ball;
20 do N.P. Herrings,
In store and for Bale by jelS - : WATT A WILSON.
Coal by Weight.
THE subscriber is prepared to deliver in
Allegheny or Pittsburgh,
CAXNEL OR BIrUMINOUB COALS
Of the bent quality. A» all Coal detiveredby me la weighed,
parebasera can rely on getting full AIao,
COKP, LIU6, EIRE BUCK AimCLAT.
W. AUcCLDBO, AUcgbsuy-Oallkpot,
mi3l Corner Anderson at. and RaUroed.^-
RECEIVED AND IrOK BALE BY WIL
LIAM UcOUTCnEON, IP 5 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Peana:
S 3 bbla. largo new No. 3 Mackerel:
25h£do dp do do .
‘ 50 begs Bio Coffee, ' /
20Dexc* Grant’s Tobacco:
50 half chests Young Hyaon Tea;
20 do superior Black do
100 Mils. No. 1 Salt;
10 casks Potash; •
-100 boxes Cheess. j«22
TOHN 135 Third st.,
U a*Wjniir?ptfejTe<i 004 for aa WAJnnra Jet of
SngUih Venetian Jud,
Rochelle Ochre,
Vermont Octro,
- French gim
™ ' American Zinc.
Whittled, .
. “ ( end WbUiPg.
FISU. —50 bbls Baltimore Herring.
25 bblaHaUfrx Herrin*.
20 do No.3UickereL
10 do No, 1 do
SoHrdoNo.S do
25KOta No.l t 2aad3da
100 p&cktgts Lake Fish, received end for tale by
J°l9 • - ' J. B. CANFIELD,
pONSIGNMiafrS—
-6000 pounds Country Bacon; ' t
550 boo prims White Bet&M
*6 bbl*. ho. 1 lard:
10 hega Fmh Bsttei; s
1 box Deor Siting .
• 200 bn* IhyApple*. 1
In stare and for do by SHBTYIB ADILWOETH.
QUNDRIES—• T“ “ ~
UlOO colla elm Manilla Bcpe; -
150 bales best Navy Oakum;
25 bbls. FUch:
40 do B. Winter Whale 00; • * ,'K
-25 do W.g. No. 1 Laidoo,
On hand and for sale by . JONES A COOLRT,
J*23 No. 141 Water «t. near Qbeny alley.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF PHOSPHATES.
08, CHEMICAL FOOD.—Thisprrp&ralioQ I* not in
tended as a popnlar remedy, bat le respectfully eubmittad
to the medical Acuity ms » natrltlTo tonic,'veil salted to
•apply tbeeraate of elemontary matter in tlie human ere
ttn during the progress of chronic caeca, . partfcobuly in
DysMpeUandCowßmftSon. Ifalapropanifca laplcaaant
to the ate, agreeable to thetute and grateful to the atom
ach,anddoeanotnau»eatebyprotractoJn»e. Sold whole
tale and retail by > JOS fLBHIXQ, - ...»
Jetl ,« . comer of tbe Diamond Market it.
Q A R D
To the Clients or A. '
U«Tlng left Ftttitrarth toraldo tetoporeriijln Tfaahlng. .¥•■ .'j }■
ton Qtj.lhere plated mj unflnlelird Uw bialnui la the N£s}/ .1
benda of IRISH A IUOKESZIE, Aitorapjs, S’a. eo Fourth 'V, * *.*
street, to orhom Xrerpectftlllr recommend-those rrfco hero Sc'
hitherto employed toe proftotondJly. . . "
joT-Cmdie ALFRED B~ Mccl»'
Steam Marble Works.
TITAKBLB MANTELS.—A large-andbeaa
luL Utul stock alwayi cm band aad Ufa* —.»•
bTachiw,»l<l itwj low ericas.
of Baal Batata, Contractor* aod otharv wketUr iiirrwiSt
ta ymrch*— orftc^ar* tnrlta.l . ,
aod ascertain oor prices as'woarasallfaf phftfgS?. y^Tl-. , •*-
tela ao low as to pet them witbia the reach ofum&tt etiTrv
person.' . - " - ’
Maaaaenta,XabbtM&dQriT« fltonea,a Urnetoetfaf
way* on hand. Yoraftaraaad Wtab-Stand Tom ana iT
>odßg Stppaa maanfactarsd by machinery, and *jld at i>«
oartatpricea. HarbU of all kloda sold low to tu ftutn— \ ■'■■■'±
Pnrrha—re are to can and y
33LibertystmVttlUlrtxtflL ; ««»wc*ai;wv
• myl(bdaw3ml
" porufeu auiii. :l
PORTABLE CORN AND FLOUR MILLS *
ti» atapfert aad bMt UlftU of lb« klsd I* th* coanl
try. Itwytro light, grind *pt, mwlJj kept la «St!
nakeMgaodvork wttMUtVfMtailli. aad ctre ceMmt
\MtbJkctk».'«lwaj*'oabud.* Alao^Portable *' '
ItorpatUcalm «n« Zl9 Liberty **Jn*tmr*h.
~mjrlQ:<Uw3mr W. WaLt.a** -> / \
\ BtUl PnralibtacV ;
- best quali
t, onfc»wt and mds lo epfar
Salt Fuiti. lYr* Brick MackUun, »«££ a£2,
jm GearU& n*&* !o order. - 2M lrvnT(L?Z~&2**
SUfrTmckJUrrmtlttr£ilTrs?' J
SX * l ” t* “ *«**!«» 2£s!!
PawSP land and^Stocco
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