TUESDAY MOMOHQ, JULY 27, 1858.
o mciAZ. ?ayiit- d? the city.
A * M ® l# address of
of (hjbri&iUtiHAi to th 6 People of
na.’.' The objector this
... waool as herein set forth are very praisbwdrihy.
firit,.and one which has a wide field
inyniiofc Its 'cfTeo add elig
ibly to manual labor, flow many. thousands of
idle young men l whoso lives may be considered
' /aides* in tho world, loiter out an exlstftaee,l>e
caoae they consider it beneath them tojimritr
Shame oh.the young man in this I—A*who feels
or thinks that idleness is more honoSpufcor de
sirable than labor! .. We are phioediiwihls city
to see the namber of hardy and hetdtby yonng
•men who spend'their'days, and. rights almost,
.on the street corners. What Is anoh life b|ib a
"libel up: n tho Creator who has giryn'misbpow
ert of body and mind to be bmployedjTl younfe
man witbontsome useful and honest employment
is like a of timber afloat wide
upon the ocean. dHrWfVy every wind aqd wavs,
without end, aim or object.' Were that pipco of
timber a portion of,somc. goodly ship, Umight
aid $n bearing a nation’s ensign around the
world; U might do its share In tho great world
of commerce; ift might, be of loxnf use at any
rate, whereas, in'-tft&Bg idly Upon tho ocean it
is ot no use. bat perhaps to <t»*F moss and
seaweeds, which,like.bad close
and continually increased To be daanhd.ddon
'\ the rocks of min is 'the end of such.' Thoi«>-
jeet of onr farm school is, moreover; to coradct,
• asTaras possible, m ty stem of collegia teedn*
cation. Much, has;been‘ done in this respect
£— within a fcw ycaw. In Tale College, if we re
member rightly, an agricultural department has'
«, been ln Brown University, too,
this subject haferoioeived mooli more attention
thin' - formerly? l * Bt4h in all these institutions
there la' l ono radical/ difficulty. It is only the
theory of farming Wo know
from oar own : observation Iffittj there is no Col
lege In New England and we brieve,none in any
otiierporiion of the Union, where it is held per
fectly “the thing,”—to Indulge in a vulgar
phraso—to take liold of the plow or the boo,
and. put in praclica the theories of agri
culture, which are taught by the Professor.—
While in teaching surveying the student carries
- his chain and compass and wandewover hill and
field in order to learn just what all the teehni
calterms of that science mean, such a thing &’
working among the tender herbs aaddiowers,
learning by actual observation and'Experiment
jast'What ooil is'btst adapted to-tjie.growth of a
- particular cropland tqking notoofrall the won
derfdl works of natare in her vast; laboratory,
Is hard)/, thought, of.. To this point wemako
thefollowing extr&ot from tho address iu ques
tltfn; ‘ v .
An actual distaste for manual labor; the low iw-»
pntoin which it isheltli habits of idleness frorffthij
cansc; dissipation arising from lack of excitement;
ignorance of the application of scicnoo to the bo*i->
ness of life, are among the evils of our present sys
tem of collegiate education—evils whiSh' this Instl
. tution proposes greatly to leaeoo, if not to remove.—
'.The education Is to.be practical as well as scientific.
It U designed to make business men. How many
students pass through'the .whole routine of a colle
giate course acquiring little else than abstract Ideas.
Knowledge—if it'deserves the name—the ate of
which in its application to the every day wpntl cf
life,'thvr «<wr team • V -
To this end the subjects of Botany, Geology,
Chemistry, Agriculture, Horticulture and the
history and philosophy of thest and kindred
studies will make op the course at the Fanners*
r.Hlgh School in Centre Co. The Trustees in this
: book appeal to a generous publie and say:
: We hare-received, in cash, as follows: :
From the Petmu State AartCnlmral Bociety.~*. JlO.OOO
- - From th# cUlmii» of Centra Co. <o •ecoro location...-. 10000
From the State by absoluteeppropriation.';..—...«i. , '2s.ooo
• SUfcinp.. .1 - «^OO
which sum has been economically expended in the'
equipment of tho • farm, tho erection of buildings;
As., notena cent having been paid io any trustee,\
either os a retumeration for time, or ■ reimbuMement'
of travelling expenses. A .legacy of $5OOO, by the:
lata Elliot CrcssotJ, hot yct'reiUred, is shortly ex ;
peeled. At least filly thousand dollars, in addition,
i* absolutely necessary :so complete juid equip, this
institution, tho government of ic&icit—through the
agency of the County Agricultural Societies to which
any of yon may belong—tt in your handt.
JTt believe this to he An institution whose ends
and objects recommend it in tho mbs t special man
ner to every tnie farmer in the. State, and that
the school should bo encbnraged-hnd if possible
lmndreds.of oor young men. indaoed to.enter
npon a life. 7 of aisefol Jabot oh the'tbobsands of
sores of nnoceapled?land*-th*t need their.txdL
Fobt Jackso* Usdie giuou.~We .da, siofr
meea that batteries of cannon are planted befoffi
the nails of~Ui6 invincible fort, but certain it is,
thata certain Napoleon Bonaparte, heretofore
celebrated in these' columns is about. taking
fort, commander and . all-with; certain paper
ballets or bulletins’ in tHe shape of notices to j
vacate, to anil the' premise*, to vamose, or in the
• expressive words of Ben Herdiu, to cut etlok. j
But to the facts. . :
Napoleon Bonaparte Hatch; agent for Captam
Sohenley, a few days, since, brought an notion of
ejectment. Against Capt. Hutchison, Commander
of Fort Jackson, situated in the Ninth Ward,
city of Pittsburgh.' ■ No* the Captain alleges
- the* Col. Croghan promised him the use of the
premises eo long as ho (Captain Hutchison)
should survive; thnt under that promise he has
held possession, unmolested for many years, and
that as Fort. Jackson sever surrendersrso he will
Tem&in in possession. Acting uponthis prin
ciple, Captain Hutchison alleges that when he
of the .military name camo to serve said ejeot
meat, that he, the said-Captain ti., showed sun
dry: signs of running up the stars and olripes
and holding possession ri <t amis. As, however,
she trial in ejectment could not'come. 4a for
abanta year, the plaintiff. Captain Schenley,
entered a rule 16-, choose arbitrators, ft order to
bringmatters to:a focus.- Thoi. Howard,'Esq.,
Is counsel for Captain Hutchison. The matter
came up yesterday . (Monday) in regard to the
arbitrators, and they were appointed. A, M.
Brown, 0. L. B, Petterman; and Jas. M. Galla
gher, are the arbitrators.. jA hearing will be
' had nn the 14Ch day of Augnst, at 2P. M., at
■ ibooflice of Gallagher.
Capt HufohUon is qulte a character, and
fully to understand bin position it is proper to
.elate that he is a poor old man now 70 years of
-*ge; that be was in the war oflBl2, and wasin the
battle of New Orleans, where be received a blow
on the head from one'of the invaders of our
Soil, from the effects of which he has suffered in
his mind ever since. Ho is nowwhat is ealled
.in common patience, an "ionoceot”—a poor,
harmless, old man who only asks to lire In Fort
Jackson. Capt. Hutchison protested stoutly to
Mr. Howard, yesterday, lhat he holped to whip
Ahe British army at New Orlekns, in which army
Capt/ Schenley was, at that time,'and that at
ithU late day the British officer shall not take 1
advantage of him and now torn him ont of Fort
Jackson, the invincible, the unoonquered. It
•eemedlo eronse sCapt. Hutchison's ire to the
fighting point, yesterday,-when he stampedhls
foot and exclaimed:—!’tho man what he helped
to whip at New Orleans, never by the eternal
•. never can put me out .of Fort Jackson'uir.—
There is the pole .where I run up the stars and
stripes; there is where I plan campaigns and
recount the way we licked them ont at New Or
leans sir. Let him bring on his Napoleon Bona
parte and come on himself. IwiU whip them
both 0 1 did oneof ’em before at New Orleans
air." • _
The Capt&is was decidedly amusing, and we
have not seen ao much zsiliury ardor this many
a day aa the Captain exhibited when he epohe of
Hew Orleans, and the, way they mewed.down
(he red-coata on tbo banks of the Mltainippt
Tj?n attention of the Street Commissioner ia=
. eipeei4i' l f farlted to the condition ofsotoe prop*
o ®**®* of Fifth and Smith*
‘ -’fieldstreet*, cppoeile the Post ‘‘Office. The
- ■'•‘owfieiv. of repN« d ‘»» r ne«f ,, of
' (tke wooden nan bm u the 3V» e
Preu. will most indoM ut>l J *>» iodlouhlo for a
nnleice, ohlmj the. oofflciont newer
are to corrr off the filth whioh dtllj aocnimr
: luealnUiatledamy. BoiTenger.
of the city deposit tbo contend of their night
cart brains io^opoUuted.andpo.Uuangcolnmn.
, ‘ ofthia flash sheet, to lie infinite toguji o{_ aU
«lto.liiTe.«t regard for purity end
M ‘ - She pond holes In the lunth Ward are a nnia*
ance, which annoy the hard worldbg
Whopaygroond rent in that locality
- this dspotUory of filth la in the Tery heart of toe
city,and .“ameliain the nostrile" ofeTery eiti*
aim who goes to the Post Office. Thoae whoare
aalntalntr* of this nuisance, wo ore aware,- are
amte to the abatement of all nulaanoes, ontu
compelled by law to do so. -They ore eflketoen?
leged aristocrats, who hate the poor and core
‘ for nothing except the*increase. of their own
revenues at the expense and toll of others, bat
the Cloaeinlnnlnstiocla of Lhe hostlers of their
Aegean stable cannot but bo disgusting to those
who boast that “they can smell a mechanic
across the street.” in they most
oonatract a sewer to carry off the noisome accu
mulations they hare attracted, for the wooden
headed fishmonger whom they hare employed to
' hold their net, lets every thing pass except three
oentpieces, and these they will find before they
hate done with him, he is willing to plunge his
nnnf to the elbows into filth of any hind to se
</ Monday, t
TFT FaTKrd dieaonrse on the of .the
laU -Wm. W, Evans, wsaprononneed on Sunday
' InUtßlfWl w»rf. M. P. Cbttrcb, by lie pw
ior. B*r7joßnßoWiw». - «W Jext clicwn n,
. ••PastetoliT*l* t®dl»ia
'Mhp
jniw> . “
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Hsanva or Hondsyfrwriof :
fast, fa Select Connell,-were
tirtt, Berger," Esrdm*D,.Klm, LlttlV
tow, Moorhead,. MeCargO, ; Pollock, PblllipsJJWard,
McAufaj,Jfrotifrtia*> •'.••.:. |
- Hfantes offast meeting read and approved: •■? }
Dr. pollock, from third ward, raßbSuri a petition
forextenslon of gas pipes. 'This whaa petition frojn ;
members of the First German Lutheran «hurcb on
Wylie and High streets, asking that the main gas
pipe may be extended to dwelling house
by ttelr preacher, The hoots is onWylie itreet-r-
Beferred to Gas Committee. • , 4 . j |
The President presented a* communication from
the Controller with a bill of John Atnfesabn A Co.
for store for Select 80,00
Recorder’s office, recording ordinances; , : .;55,47
Jsi. S.'Cnft, bIU
A*)adgment fa favor of MaryWaliaoe.*-... 1,150,00
The "Mayor .was . instructed to draw . wyrgnts
in favor of John * Anderson and H.'Piftsrvon; sad
that *lhe bill of J. 8. Craft be "referral to Finance
Committee with instruction! to order the payment of
to much of it as Is. legally due. /The -bill ef-Mary
Wallaoe referred to Finance Committee. ,
-a- Tho FinauceComtnUtee, to whom was refttrtd tho
the transfer of $1,200 from appp»p.ri*ti® a
tifrewerage" and to apply it to etreet repair,'also the
petition of. Wm. Bluek in reference to the Assess*
ment fer grading and paving oh his lot aod tbat of
Mr. Klinefelter, at the Intersection of Caldwell and
Clwk’ifreets, sixth ward, reported the following • :
.Bailed,- That tb. mm or $l2OO b» ««$«(»»
above) and that s9oo.bn»propriated to the iirtt
'
tit ;'UVojfottd'ttntferfd mosfof theJMO on Penn
street.]' ~'•»• '
Bctolted, That we rscommsad-to Conned* to eon.
aider the peenliar hardship of the grading and paimg
assessment fa the earn of William:Black and Mr..
KUnefelter, (as above,) and take «och action.as fa
their wisdom may seem appropriate to affijrd retiif
to the patties fa the matter. The resolutions were
nsd thmetfaiei and passed. • j‘
The foltowingrasolntion waa offored; !
the City Solicitor ,be and. he is
hereby to enter satisfaction fa foil bn the
judgment entered up fa the Prothonotary’s office,
against'John Klinefelter, for paving on. Caldwell
street, under the jhving Uw, .and ion tbo judgment
against William Block, for paving on thp same etreet,
..for the payments duo in 1858, .'59 and’6o, and to
note on the Prothonotaey’a docket that satisfaction
is entered, in accordance with this resolution. •
Read twice, and referred to Finance Committee,
with power to act. >
Mr. Berger offered the following:
fiei&Ucd, That tho. Select and Common Couooila
of the ehy do hereby Consent to the reduo
tion fa tho price of gas to $1 80 per cubic foot
Read three times and passed. 1
'• Af»o.B<*o{v«f,.lhAt citizen* on Bluff street, Eighth
Ward be rjt&are hereby permitted at tbolr own cost
to grado doim Bluff Street .and fill up the mouth of
Pride strtw£at its intersection with Bluff street, so
■ as to nut U"• passahle'for the public acid for their
jeenvenienoa—provided that this resolution shall only
1 extend until snob time as tho City Councils shall ao
• jthoriie said street to he graded and parod. Read,
f three timni and passed. -- -
>: Mr.MoTTowpresented the following,: i';:.
. i Rctolcedy That Committee poFireJjpgiaca, and
’ Bose he and*are hereby anthorixed to nave the Be
lief Engine Bouse repaired provided: the cost does
not exceed one .hnndre&dollarc. Read three ti£cs
►. and passed.. . -
i : The President offered the following: :
• Rrsofoetf/That the CUy Bolicitor be instructed ito
notify the Wharf-master of tiie Allegheny; wharf,
'that unless he (the eald wharf-master) causes .tho
wharf to be cleared of lumber and all other obstruc
tions within ten days from this dais, suit will he
J brought against him for neglect of offiolal duties.
Bead three times and passed.. i |
: A resolution instructing the Water Committee to
h»ve water pipee laid on Magee street,* between
Penna. Avenue and Gibson streets, was adopted. ,
! Mr. Pollock, from 3d Ward, offered the following:
getclctd, That tho City Solicitor" be'aod'he ia
hereby inatrneted to report to Councils hisopinidn as
to whether the. city cannot reeoTer from the h£Lra'"bC
Qolggthe amount of damages recovered from the city
by Mary Wallace, by falling fafa Quigg’s vault, i
Bead three timas end passed. I
"An ordinance for making a sewer In Union alley,
waa read three times and passed unanimously. [ln
C. C. laid brerundtr the rales. j
lAn ordinance.aatharising grading and paving por
tions of Mulberry alley. Lost on second reading.
-An ordinance authorising the filling up of Sprues
alley. Read three‘times and passed. C. C. non
jC&rred and referred hack to Street Committee., j- •
-JReportof Gas jCommittee read and accepted. 1
the layfagbfwdter pipes
TMnUhe upper.baain to Western Pa. Hospital, read
thrceHimos and passed. j
The President presented the following: |
lijtofced, That the Committee on; Fire Eogfaes
land Bose be and they aro hereby requested to aactr
jtfcfa' whether the Steam Fire Engine ''Citizen” can
ibojsold, md for what sum, and report .to Councils at
jth eir next mooting. Read three times and pasted.
Mr. Morrow moved that the Committee on Fire
.Engines and liose be authorized to remove tho Stijam
Fire Eegfae "Citizen” from the place where . she is
now kept (at the eld depot of the Allegheny Valley
R.' R.) to a place more convenient for storage.
Adopted. !
In the several item* of hnaines* from previous
meeting, which esme frum Common, Select Council
concurred.
Jo all the.above action, not otherwise noted, C. C
concurred- Adjourned.
• Cowk’ow Cocacin-?-pro*eDt: Messrs. Bailey, Ban*
hill, Caldwell, Campbell, Darlington, Dickson, iEr
rett, iFlojd, Gilde*, Hamilton, liuoter, Hutchieoo,
Layton, Little, M'Candleo, H’Geary, Norris, Read,
Robb, Ross, Sergeant, Thompson, Ward, and Prcs't
M’Kelry. . ]
-Mr. Hamilton presented a remonstrance against
i tbe grading and paring of Webater street, from
I'present pavement to Gam street. Referred to Street
Committee.
Mr. Thompson, a remonstrance against granting
the right of way to the A. V. R. R. down Pike et.
Read and ordered to be filed;
Mr. Thompson, a commnnieation from M. A P.
Seibert, relative to the assessment for paving at Fifth
ward market home. Read and referred to Finance
Committee. !
Mr. Darlington, a commanioation from J. B. Mor
gan and A. Wood, agent, remonstrating against the
grading and paring of Spruce alley. Read and re
ferred to Street Committee. ‘ '
Mr. Darlington, a petition for paring Wilkins sL,
from Smailman to Allegheny st. Read and referred
to Street Committee. j
Mr. Barnhill presented a copy of the law! and
ordinances of Springfield, HL, presented to the city
by the Mayor of Springfield, with the following reso
lution: j
Jtetolecd, That the thanks of tho ehy he tendered
to the Mayor of Springfield, HI., fora copy of the
lawa and ordinances of said elty. |
Bead three times and passed. ’{
Mr. MeCandiscs, from the Committee on the grade
of Liberty street, with an ordinance changing the
grade of Liberty street between Wayne and Ohara
streets. • |
Report accepted and the ordinance real twice and
a motion by Mr. Reed to suspend the rules and pro
ceed to a third reading of tho ordinance, was lost by
the following rote: [
Ayee—Bailey, Barnhill, Caldwell/Diekson, Brrett,
Floyd, Hunter, HeCsodlees, McQcary, Rcedt Robb,
Ward, MeKelvy, President—l 3.
Kays Campbell, Dariiogton, Glides, Hamilton,
H otebison, Layton, Boss, Sergeant, Thompson— 9.
Mr. Floyd presented a petition asking for there-.
peal of the ordinance authorising the emotion of a
sewer in Cherry alley.
Hr. Beed presented as ordinance to repeal an or
dinance authorising the construction of a public tow
er In Cherry alley. I
Hr. Campbell moved to refer to the ordinance
committee, which motion was adopted by a 'rising
Voteofloto9.
The Preeident presented a remonstrance against
paving Mulberry alley, in 9th Ward.
Readand refenvd to Street Committee with in
strhetioni to atop proceedings till they are ready to
report.
Mr. Errettoffered the following :
Strived, That the Con troll or be and he is hereby
, directed to oertify a warrant on the Treasurer in
favor of Maffit A Old for two hundred and forty-five
dollars and fifty-seven cents in full for Gas fixtures
for the Connell Chambers, aad charge the same to
the Contingent Fond. i
Read three times and passed.
Mr. Floyd the following:
Roolvrd, That the Controller be and ha is.hcreby
authorised to certify bU warrant In favor of T. B.
Young A Co., for the sum of thirty dollars, for chairs
to Council Chamber and charge the same to Contin
gent Fond. Read three times and passed.
Mr. Brrett, an ordinance supplementary to the or
dinance regulating tho sale of coal. Bead throe
times and passed. ■
Mr. Sergeantthe following: I
RttoMt that the Committee oh Gas Lighting be
requested to authorise the erection ;of a public lamp
on comer of Brewery aad Second streets. Beed and
referred to Committee on Gas Lighting.
Hr. Beed presented a communication from the
President of and ConnallsrUle Rail
road, relative to tho right of way to their depot, with
an ordinance grantlngeertelo privileges to the Pitts
burgh and ConnsllsviUe Railroad Co. Read and
referred to the Street Committee and City Regulator.
In all >f which action tbe Select Council con
curred. '■ ’ 1
The ordinance-granting the right of way to tno
Alleghany Valley R. R. Co. was taken up. Mr.
Brrett moved to reconsider tbe vote on the amend
ment of Mr. Reed, adopted at last meeting.; Pend
ing this motion, Councils adjourned to Friday night
next. .
Row Boats. —The crick row-boat “Pike” has
been sold to some gentlemen in Louisville for
$2OO. i
Ji new boat, which is about to try titles with
the other racers on our river, has recently been
launched. ItU the Isaac GoileU. J3heis to be
manned by a company of “theboys” from
Woods*' Ban. She Is 48 feet long; 81 lochee
wideand 18 inchesdesp, end said to be
tifol craft. The great superiority of the \mi
dabs here, and the fun they .have in their raw*
nnd alkhtly trials of strength, are incitingolubr
Is ether cities down the river to organite- We
hope that the/ maygetup a crack dub at Cm
cinuatf, so thailheymay be able to
boys a “try.** , : .- g -
Wra« » xt.— An IrUcl. sppars In HKper'.
Megeilne,for August, nndsr the head of "Vaga
bondUing Ik Belgium,” In which; the wtU«r, re
ferrtag to the tales of border warfarewhlch he j
< heard daring* trip op the Mense, aayiftpicture
owned in Pittsburgh, Pa.,had long ago lute
retted me lo on* of those stories, **The Three
Women of Cmecoenr/' * * * This Hills
reference will doubtless giro the plotur® alluded
to some notoriety. Who hAs it? Wbero Is It 1
— Chronicle, Monday. ,
The picture U owned by Mr. Wolf, of .thU
city, PM of the greatest pairone of art among
ns, and * finely written aaddUcriadaatiog criU
dfmof thUWork of ait appeared In the GatUt,
of enx*,aboßlfonr months
•f* *********
Burt Srlr«ff»T:fQrlh» wtek pwcediag Joly 26th.
-nm. Depotitt.
'55d,M61,M5,5T': 764,310
31Mi31|23>244 .322,343
133,027 870,816 213,644
' 70.032 “ 594,627 >100,563
1141022f~'614,323 "i 93,548
9.5,993! 436,781 129,572
72,62j{ 513,241 ■'79,230
!a*co| Bpede‘
Bit PituVgb
ExebesgelFl:
ILAM. .«
Citi tens' u
Mechanics’ rt -
Iron City “
Allegheny"
54,435
187,645
•'dIWIO
4*0*235
110,555
iMIJSP
1;439j9161,256,026 6,077,6081,70tf010
1,475.3511.219.393-6,016,404 1,720,601
5,628 61,204
Increase,-..
' Docrtfw;...
. Doe to otfai
** by “ -
ffdTiU of other blr > <-
35,475 tl2 ’ lBl
ict basks, $188,551; Increase. $23,294
348,252; Decrease. 50,444
255,052; Increase.. ‘18,359
Railboab lartwcnox.—We understand,-says
the Aryut of Saturday night, (bat the
Wheeling, will, si August Rules of the £ircuit
Court for this county, file a petition for an in
junction against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company, setting forth that said' company has
contrary to law, guaranteed $1,600,000 of the
bonds of the Northwestern Virginia Railroad
company, loaned to the aamo company $1,400,-
000 in cash, and rims the road atalossof a large
amount per annum. Also that tbeeompany haa,-
contrary to tow, loaned the Central Ohio Rail*,
road company $400,000, and subscribed for $35-
-000 stock in the Pittsburgh and Connelsvlfle
Railroad, That tbpse acta oh the part of the
Company have prevented it from declaring divi
dends have.been declared.
The cf and Ohio Rail
road company>be inhibited frosopaying interest
’on the debts thrisiljßfcklly contracted—that it be
Inhibited from running the Northwestern
Virginia road—that its guarantees bo annuled,
and that the directors who authorized the illegal
diversion of the fands of the company, be com
pelled, out of their private estate to mako good
to thentookholders of the company, all losses
that havo been sustainedin consequence of their
illegal acta.— Wheeling Intel:, 'Monday.
EninasT M'Dbbmot made oath before tho
Mayor yesterday, charging Patrick M’Dermot
her husband with assault and battery with in
(cut to kill. It appearsHfrom the statement of
complainant that on morniflg the*
24tb,fatrick wilhont juA'rfause or jrqyncalion
did beat his wife Bridget, with * cart whip and
kept on until he broke his whip. Whereupon he
got another and continued to use it upon his
wife, until it was taken from him. A warrant
was issued for the wife beater.
A Good Uotbl, and a convenient one for rail
road travelers, is the Mansion Uouse, George
Aurentz proprietor, Bituatod immediately in the
viotoity of three depots on. Grant and Liberty
streets. Mr. Aurentz a polite and
accommodating host, and keeps an(establish
ment which in'every respect can scarcely fall to
euit'themost fastidious. His terms are as rea
aonkble as any one 5 coold ’expeM, 1- either for
.'travelers or for those who wish id make a hotel
)tbeir residence.., **. u .
j Waivxd a Qxabjbo.—Mr. I. J. Weoda, or
Weed or whatever his name may be, was to have
had a hearing, as will beremembqred, onMonday.
He, however, seems to have concluded that a
hearing in this caao will t)e of no particular ad
vantage. . He waived that little formality yes
terday, and now stands iully coromlllfcd to an
swer the charge of selling lottery tiekets and
advertising the same.
Coanscnov.—Wo'stated William Richards,
charged with having committod an attack upon
•Bpatka, who died of deJerliira tremens on Fri
day night, bad been in jail for a week. That
was a mistake. He was out on bail. There was
not a shadow of proof that ho 6ver touched
Sparks in nnkinduees. Of course there is no
I>lame attaching to Richards.
Valuable Rbal Estatjs aud Stocks.—This
evening, at 8 o'clock,-Mr, Davis will Belton the
second floor of £tls sales xboqiß, Fifihstreet, by
Wder of Orphans'/*Court, ; a list of,valuable prop
erty in South Piltkbargh And‘Birmingham. At
the buildingloia on'-PennaylVaoia
avenue and bank and railroM stocks.
: Onb of our most estimable and respected citi
zens is no more. We were pained to seethe an
nouncement yesterday of the death of Mr.
Robert Dunlap, r Hardware Merchant, on Market
street. He died lamented by all wbo knew him.
His complaint was inflammation of the bowels.
Br an item appended to a report from Urn city
Controller, read in Councils last evening, it ap
pears that the receipts for tolls bn the aqueduct
for tho present year thus far were $760,60, and
tho expenditures for the same daring the same
time, $870,60.
A Yoror, named Hamilton Needs, was lodged
in jail on Saturdoy afternoon, charged with
threatening the lifo of bis father. The defend
ant is the same who was stabbed some months
.ago by Jacob Schwambly.
Its ms —J Ames Thompson was finally commit
ted for trial, yesterday, by Alderman Steel,
charged with the larceny of n coat valued at §l7.
Wm. Clark was committed for trial by Mayor
Stuck'ratb,-charged with malicious mischief.
We again direct attention to the sale of lots in
Lewis Peterson's splendid property on the Alle
gheny just above Lawrencevillo. See advertise
ment.
Sin James Clabcf/b I'bhii.s Pii-ls.—This well
known medicine is no imposition, but a sura and safe
remedy for female difficulties, and obstructions from
any can;e whatever; and although a powerful reme
dy, they contain nothing bortfal to the constitution.
Forfull particulars, obtaio, free, of the agent a
pamphlet, or refer to advertisement.
N. B.—sl and 6 postage stampalo any authorized
agent, will insure a bottle containing over 60 pills,
by retarn mail. t
A Rembdt for HorWcAtßKa.—The very best
remedy for this bot weather is to drop in at Bown's,
Federal S_t,, AUegheny,oad treat yourself to a saucer
of their delicious Ice Cream, or a glass of sparkling
ice cold Mineral Water, flavored with the choicest of
Syrups, and drawn from a fountain in excellent or
der. Their stock of Cakes and Confections are of
the best description, manniaotnred from good mate
rial, and got up in the noateet stylo imaginable. Give
them a call. t
Tbe Love or Praise.— .
‘•Tbe’lovo of praise, howe'er concealed by art,
Reigns, more or less, and glows ia every heart;
The proud, to gain it, toilj on toils endore,
The modest ehun it but to make it sura.’.'.
It is onr province to praise the garments made- at
tho Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rookhill i Wil
son, No. 603 and 606 Chestnut street, above Sixth,
Philadelphia. t
The place to secure asancer oT delicious Ice Cream,
to cool off* In a well vootilated and luxurious saloon,
fitted Of in-the neatest style, the place to enjoy on
hoar’s obit with'yoar wife or iweetho&rt, while sni
ping the cooling and healthy loxnry, the place where
the best of cakes aoil confectionary, family bread and
Ice Cream are made and sold, tbe plaoo ia Qmyeb'i,
St Clair st, near Liberty; t
Another Residents* of New Yoke City
testifies to the good effects of Dr. Sr Una’s Calibrated Urer
Pills, prepared by Fleming Drou
Now Toss, August 30th, I&S2.
wy»Tbl»l» to certify that T bare bad the Llrcr Complaint
for fire years, daring wliich tlmo I hire tried almost all
known remedies, but to no porpoeo. Heartog of Dr: 17c-
Lese’s Cslebrmteil Liter Pflle, I concluded to try a box. I
did «o, and am now almost cured. I think oao box more
will effect a permanent cure. 1 con cheerfully recommend
tbeeo Pills to all who may suffer from Urer complaint. X
bare also known them used with the most happy result* In
ofslck-besdaebe, or dyspepsia.
MR. SWIFT, No. 110 Attorney st.
warnnhssrrnTirmH beoarefhl to aOr for DH. M’LANK S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, mannfiutured by FLG3UNQ
BROS, of Pittsburgh, Pa. There are oilier Ml* purporting
to be urer Pills, now before the public. Dr. ITismsVgan
nine Liver PlUs, alsoht* cslebraled Vermlftoge, con now be
bod at all respectable drug Storm. ATons imuiw vWwul
FLWMINO BWW.
Simusrtnrntu,
SANFORD’S jOFERA TROOPS,
MASONIC HALL.
SANFORD, with his entire Troupe, will
gireTUftßEofthrirDrawing Room Entertainments,
commencing on
Friday Evenlagt July 30t*»» Biturdsy,
31st, and Jlpnday, Ang. Sd,
On which occasion they wW'present » choice selection or
NEW 80N08,
choruses,
Door* open et o’clock-Oommence at 6%.
Slete-UoAdactoe~Dyep«F»U»—Beural mb,
bera of the Slathodlit iplseopaland Jtelbod'st Protectant
C<mffr*oc«HhaTe stronglj reecomm ended Dr.Wilcon'a Pills.
The Brio "Conference also recordJ ©alts Journal as official
set offiTorable eaptemlon towards these Pttleand their In*
TOtCor. When aognat e body of conic lentfonc mini*ten of
‘iftfospei thus frankly express themselves la ton* of tile
•gt'ett aedidDe, U need* do farther encomiums., Eee 0oU»
to Health; also, advertisement on another page.
B. k FAHNESTOCK A Cfy
.jpg-dAwI .No.f&Woodlit,Pitt»bnrgb,Pioprioto
• $l,OOO Reward for any Mediciue that Trill
excel MATT A BUTCHBIPfI MAMO OIL, the only Indian
Itemed; now sold (br, SAsvnat'm, 27cd<facAe,
TictJqcJUf Miin OuSidt or Dzck,Spnint, Srvita, San
7*nal, Amu, Gmtnuted Cbrd# *nd MutOtr, the only veg.
•table remedy discovered that wQI set open them end Urn.
brr tbejotote. Thoeundeef persons hare been cured of
tbeee eomplaiots by tbli new discovery. All arelnvftod to
rive it s trial. Principal offlre »d WasMogtaa etrest,
Brooklyn, N. Y. For tale by I>R-' OFO. n. KKTBKB, No
llOWooditreet, end J.P.ILKMTWO, Allegheny.
glgnetora cf Pn»« A fltitdjer on the wrepper, ttd n»»e
bluwajn the bottle. nplUUwg
Galvanic Battery, or Buecrito Maqmetic
.UACStass/br Medicalpurposes, of a very enperiorWod|
Till be lent fti. of ixprat cb**P m * »W».ru>_Kxjn<«
rues, dooq a rendtmaeeofTenPoUm. _ AddwawjugX
n. SKYWtm ftp. 140 Wood pmebnrgh* Pn. nwwt
mENH, WHEAT. ctit cioiy-231 nOg
X white and 128 eeeha rcdonelMMr Mndtp vrtrt
fx sale by jn9 XfIAIAH PlflUK A 00.
- . *v,.V
•-■•* Tel«g**pMei<
' ,i ■ ■ ■ -_r-■.■»«?
' " tiUit fr*»TC»r«sp«.
JsSriXonxi Julj.*lfc—Ec**pu-U - off Capo !
Rac«4 with ■ .■•/-.• '"' •• *' .
Tfco sale* of Cotthn ft*
all qualities cloriog quiet. Bread
staff has' a decthifcglpraency. crovuwos declining.
• The break xahle was radar the item of the. .
AgamranrfnTefter °qt llOmilei. Shothen '
retarnßd.fo o}id aruised fire day* for the
Thir steamer Nora from Qoabeo, arrived
oat oo thwl«th,atid the Perris oa ttelTth.
The
for a rensuraMif/ the attaaxpttd lax the cable, and
vsj to ariTbn the 1< th insV .
■» The 'lndia HU pawed of the lions* Commons
of fihriaiane at Jeddo attracted
maeh attention-throughout Europe. Turkey has
promtsod to erengwthe mawawe. It was reported
tlfct'England andTrahe® w6hld take possession of
o3ombay adrloei to Jooe lfidii etate that the Cal
m'rebel* had defeated the Sdnd* troops at Geval
jo£- a large rathberof the latter had gone otw to
the enemy. A strong British* o ” o is preparing to
forth* week hare been 3 ,000 tales, Invading 1800
baleete speculator* ?so»T>*lcS to export«r3.—
There hasbgen a'declinofln>all . qualities, ranging
from 1-18 to id. The market olosed flout; holders
offering freely, but showing aeV«!»JWMi to press
sales. The sale* to-dayhave beep BTOolbales, clos
ing at the following Orleans fair,
7j 6Jj Up
lands fair, 71; Middling, 6-l#-i*»;Th*stock of cot
ton in port is 638,000 bales,Votsehich =570,000 bales
are American. An auction J&*.' of a small lot of
Sea Island Cotlotf of Id.
Tho Manchester ailricoa e#nl«ae favorable.;,
Live-pool BrtadtUifft ZfarltirVnly *f~ T be mar
ket exhibits a dfcUfting tendency fox all descriptions
of broadstnffs. .Tho'Vvrtalb* to be faror
able for the efopi^ntou?Jjjritil ®t a dodiae of 6d;
Ohio Is quoted Westem n Caral 2U@22s;
Philadelphia and3alliniore^2i@22*fid. Wheat U
also dolt at a decline of Id. Sale* of rad Southern
at 6s 2d® 6* 3d: white.Cs 9f®.?s 3d; red Western 5s
6d®6sW: white Os Coni Is rery doll;
wUm sells at 33». anA'yeliow At .34* 6d. The Bro
ker's drooler quotas w'decline of Flourof 6d@ls,
and Whent atrahUclining tendency and prises 6d@
Is Corneas ulfo diellniog with a falling off I
iIL //rfnu«i 0 « Mariet, JulyWh.— The mar
ket closed with udeotinlng'Headeocy/ Beef heary
' and holders art pressing otfihe'markel. Pork steady.
Bacon heavy, with holdeif'presslog their stocks on
the market at a deplipe fft !*• Leri steady at 55s
®s7e 6d« » • "•
Liverpool Produce 2 IBM.—The cir
cular* report Bagar 1 as ftMay.'.jßlceflhn. Rosin
steady etl27or fine. SpWticf Turpentine *2@44s.
London Market, /«ly Barring A
Brother's areolar reports Bpadstoffii firm. •
* Undo* 2/bhcy Market, Wg 16f*,--Tfae money
marketis slightly easier. Ttfetrallton in the Bank
has decreased £lO,Q£O. A&erioan securities were
qoieU Illinois Central sham are quoted at 27 per
oest. discount. Consols arwquotednt 95i@95}.
LitebpooW noon, July If.—The Cotton market
is doll uisLer the effect of the Pereia's advices.—
Provisions 'are steady.. „ A ■ . .
lUru, Jnly 15.—Cotton, N. O. tret ordiwte is
quoted at 105 francs.
St. Loots, July 1 26.—Lcavehworth dues to the
23d are rewired." The steamer D. A. January, to
Roonville, brings tbs following news: Mr.-Liring
,*too, an old trader on tbs plaint, arrived last
night fromteiH Labs City, with dates of Jobs 30th.
Tbs army had marched from the capitol for Cedar
Valin,’4o miles below. Brigham Young and tbs
beads oLthe Msrinon . Church hod returned to tbs
oilyandthepooplswenfollowingthemenmom. All
was quiet in tho Valley. Some returned teamsters
are circulating a report of rich gold deposits in' tbo
' ricinjty of Saint Vetains Fort. These statements
do not Eeeeire fall credit in tbs absence of inform*;
Uon from autbsntio sources.
Dispatches from St JoMpb, dated the 22d, per
Steamer D. A. January, state that advices from Salt
Lake Ci »• to July 3d had been received. The Mor
mons bad ail returned to the city and their homes In
different parts of the territory. Gen. Johnson pas
aed through the city with bis borsca and encamped
20 miles on the other side. There were no troops, in
tbo city. Tbo government officers were duly Instal
led in various offices and are preparing for the proper
discharge of their duties. Brigham Young is anx
ious to bo tried on a charge of treason, but insists
that the Jury shall consist of Mormons only;
St. Louis, July 27.—Tho extensive furniture ware
boa to of Scarritt A Mason, Washington avenue, be
tween Second and Third sts., was totally destroyed
by fire about six o’clock yesterday morning. Loss
$£0,000; Insurance $65,000. Tho fire 1s supposed
to have been the work of an incendiary.
New Oeleasb, July 28.—A fire occurred at Me*
bile, last night at midnight,'which destroyed‘Ma
sonic Mali, a stable in St. Joseph street, ThompfOfitf
saloon, on Royal street, adjoining the new CMgto
House. The property destroyed was mostly iuMMm-
July 20.—The Secretary of* the
NeTjr his decided against the request of the Qfllfatt
Lice to make'Portland tbe terminus or tne
line. * - J
Cucnrx Alt, July 2C.—River ifclen 10 inches since
Saturday, with frfeet in the chonra hence to Lonis
viUe. Weather dear; thermometer 85°.
vin Teas, July 20.—The Bank gtatsmnit, ibwi e d«-
r»*«» in losos or f2.*5.000; Idbim* In seeds, fIBS,OCKr,
oposiU sod undrawn dcslelu >31,000.
[ltemt hg our Special Reporter.}
Whatever charm there is in Tobacco, and it U un
deniable that there lurks in Up broad leaf a most po
tent Influence, os it has In five contents introduced
iuelf in every, nook and corner of the ewth; what
ever charm it possesses, exist* to a greater extent In
a good article than In one of inferior qoelity. The
supplies of Messrs. Wilson A Gleason, N0.27# Lib
erty street, and Ohio street, Allegheny, emhraeeevery
description known to the trade, and that of assorted
qualities. Their stoek of Imported and Domestic
Cigar* is one of the largest and best ever brought to
the West, and very superior adrantages maybe rea
lized either by tbe Wholesale or Retail purchaser in
dealing with him.
it it astonishing, tbe improvement of which the
external man Is susceptible,—while years are requir
ed to polish and finish up the innate principle called
m«*d, a brief visit to Porter A SmUb’s Bhirt and
Furnishing store, Girard House, Smith Geld street, is
all sufficient to work* oomplet* change In the ap
pearanoe and transmogrify a fellow of very moder
ate pertouale into a well dressed and pre-poiswring
gentlemen.
Htrt is another endorsement ■ of the best medicine
extant for diseases of the throat or lungs:
ALUtfiBRXTj July, 1860.
We have used Bowman's Vegetable Compound in
our family for cough and bronchitis, and we believe
it to be the best preparation for those complaints.—
Wo hove tried many other medicines for bronchitis,
bat nono of them did tbe good'this has done. It
never failed to core in our family, and soma of oar
friends have used U with the same success.
Joseph Bieos,
Hamah Btoos.
TV public are again indebted to, mechanical
genioe, for an Improvement of the utmost consequen
ces. We refer to Storu’iJ’atent Olothet Rack, spoci
mens of which may be soon at No. 48 Fifth street.
Iu leading meritrareln the following: Clothes hang
upon It depend perfectly free of each other and thus
are completely ventilated and dried"speedily; it is of
tbo greatest convenience io "Ironing," It occopies
but little space and when folded np on its pivots,
may be pat into a bureau drawer or carried aboat
with all tho ease Imaginable. The manufacturer,
Mr. Isaac GuUett,is a practical and energetic man,
and U will not be long before be bashismaehino ex
tensively in use.
7V reception aod specimen room of Cargo't gal
lery, No. 21 Fifth street, is an excellent featnre of
bis establishment, bat possesses several other* equally
attractive. The proprietor is a gentleman who irever
considers any pains, time or trouble, devoted to bis
visitors, too grant* aod no one calls upon blm but
: considers that he has been folly rennnermted by the
pleasure which they enjoyed in his society. Qis
work also is faithful and finished in-the highest*
style of the art, invariably proving satisfactory to
his patrons.
A general, well selected and perfectly reliable at- i
sortment of Liquors may be found at the store-rooms
of Hr. Clayton , one of the most experienced dealers
in our city, No.ST Diamond alley. Mr." Clayton is
a polite and attentive gentleman, and bis establish
ment is a model for order and promptness. The
purchaser may be sure of reeeiviog the article which
be bargains for, at the time designated, and such a
thing as tho imposition of spurious articles upon the
public, receive no countenaaoo of Mr. Clayton.
Th* Lithographing of -A. JCreb* <6 Brother, corner
of Wood and Fourth streets, exeels in accuracy and
fineness of execution. No better work of the kind
is done in this country, of which tact we need adduoo
do othertridenoothan this: their patronageoomes
from all quarters of the Union—east, west, north and
south. We cun most unhesitatingly recommend
them to bankers, merchants, railroad companies, Ac.
Ths Quaker Cfay.—Tho new sewing machine for
1 which Mr. Daly, ofthe stocking manufactory; cohier
of Fifth stmt and Market alley, Is agent, U the
cheapest article of the kind ever offered in this city,
costing only $2O. But It U not merely in the item
of price that Its cheapness consists, but In that in
I connection with its utility, its perfect adaptation to
the purpose -for whieh it is intended. Iu stitch U
the ‘'two-thread/' and when completed will not rip,
I constituting what is “
easily adjusted, works with great facility, and does
not easily get out of order. Here is an opportunity
j rarely offered to families who wish to purchase sew
ing machines.
yXuewho would patronUeono of the best lopplied
.u!?rt£2to«Utarclty.wM *«4j•«*
meat on Ohio street, betwoon tho Btamond, jnah»-
rer street, Allegheny. 'Tho proprietraes, Ml*, Unr,
ran. is . Is3t of experience in tho manufacture of
S&S rfTl. tol.o4jmplo,. only th. tat
“ends. Pcrtooiwho W»ltU«n..jmtuTO4
thet they reoelro weli-toad. end ohwp work. Saeh
are tho Ustimt-oW* of .U who rlsit nor Store. .
n. AidojropMs, Art K het. with
oonunmd.M.morgy,Mdworkhutandon.lna.
lino of show cards, drafts, do, which wiUbe.ra
contrast with tha same duoripOon ofangraTiniand
ptlottogdono in tba East. A Tisittothalareanaatn
llthorraphlng establishment of, Geo. P. Sehnehmaa
icfsioriUy's Boildiogs, Third street,: will tuß
elently attest what we say, aodportoos oraompaniaa
who han work of this kind to be done, cannot en
truet it to ntoto falihfnl baods than tha shore. '
n, rooms ftUod up »• u» 1“ Cream Saloon by
Uesnv J. Canon * Oo.,orer their tot,confection
ery, Federal etraol, Allegheny, do gnat eradit to tho
being eloiraat, •ig.anioin.
f. fktslthad. The Tisttor.wUl. find him. or herself
ieOtshwi by a call at Ceraon'e,M (noth by tha pe
lita treatment phJohwill ha noairad, ai by tha oooi
luxury which cu be hail tharMhanrybest «Ccl»
oflopCinam. &&
DANCES, and
UUBLK3QUEB.
OommerelM^;
1 Qf AfiBXXBAXXON FOB JUXRi
y. B. Bscsot. V. P, Job* S..CMMAT*, B*«m finivxi
j g *7lllO, Pitp M’Cawafc -
W«iKlrß>Tt*wohb*PttUb<u ell Market.
[Brporttd’?«*>nyf°' at waden* Ouatt.)
. prtt3»aul*,Tet»tT, JCLT 2T. W4B.
. W. btte o»®">'*> l beb«liJ«tont«.l|>kuiße»«^
cteteV™*/*
I “jag^srr,**
Hiy crop will «*rre ti» curtail the use of B***° to
SSkSl VllSr, andleavenonte *22ft2??SSiEZ
Tbe only ml ground of conjpla!ataborttl»j*bMt crop
appears to be that the grain fe amall and ihriralad. It
lacka ihe plhmpapn»araaeflof.la*t.yaar , *g**Jo»*ndltwiU
u “more bnibtlf & th. t*htf oT. flo™ boretolore.
Burnt of Oat* for' the Cincinnati market bar* taken up
Ure* quantltteegf that pain In tW» port rf ft# ““*ry.
AH east 100.00CK4rashels nave been bought her* foraWg*
mint to that market. Freight has advanced s•> *5 efce.jp
100 lbs.—equal to ?» bos, and most of the boyete
are therefore storing the rerdals they bare Dot able
to forward. It Is uow cerUln tliat the South and weat will
take all the Oau, both of eld and new cropa, that we can
■pare; aodftt that; Bye an.}. Barley will d» he in
demand for borsofeod. Some of the new crop of Barley Im
been contracted for at 50, for prime ftU.
Money ia in moderate enpply, and the banks eeem willtog
to take all the good paper offering. In bet, the discount
lines are larger now than at any time vines Inst fall's tos
pension.
The N.T. Tribune says:
i-loßhe ftatuirt of the Money mar ket there are no chugoi
to notice. The supply pressing fos employment continues
to increase, and large amounts are idle In consequence of
the unwillingness of.the owners to oee It at the present Jaw
rates of interest. The offerings at bank wo lo totno cases
absurdly email, nearly all the good paper finding Us wsy
into tho discount hoows, and being passed Wow bank rates
No important change appears to be anticipated by bank *
managers fufsomo months to come, bot they are not spx
lous to take long paper, except at rates above the current
market. After September er October*it ia thought there
may be soma revival in tbo demand Jor money, and the
rate of Interest again established at 7 9 cent. Call loans at
3@4 on available securities. lint-class paper goes
freely at 4@5 cent, and occasionally less."
Thoihnexed U a comparative statement of the import*
or foHign dry goods at the port of New York the past weak
and since Jan. 1:
Jbr tfuw/k, IMG. 1657. I&^S.tt'-.
Eateredattheport $3,632,401 $4,378,697 SI,«TMO6
Thrown on market. S.TJSjfJOT 4,720,304 1,018,424
Since Jan. 1. V .
Entsred at the port 55,090,840 Z7.187V653
Thrown on matkeb 54,897,871 55,697,378 32,018,904=
The Ciaclnnati Oaxotte of Saturday says:
“ Floor was very firm again to-day, and holders ask a far
(bvr advanoo. No increase Is observable In tbe lecefpts.asd
the advance In price docs uotindute any more free offerings
of stocks. Prices have again advanced lo New York, and
for grade* corresponding with our superfine, the quotations
sre now $5@55,10. This comes nearer to affording a relia
ble shipping margin than any figures thvt hare prevailed
for some months past, and If the Eastern martel shall as
sume a steady appearance, there will be luervaaed shipments
from this section. Freights are pow 85 to 90c for this port
to New York—the Utter Ur allirall, and (be former rail
andlako. We bate no change to notice In tbe Qralo mar
ket.' Corn Is rather heavy. Wheat aruLOsta steady."
The Cincinnati Commercial ot Monday sajs:
“Flour ruled Ann to-day,and tbo demand in excess of
the’ supply, at onr quotations. Whiskey Is firm. Sugar
active,and more disposition to 1 buy than to sell, st S@9 for
common to prime. Tbe stock la generally reduced, and is
now rrry smallfor the season. MoUssea has advanced to
40, aod the market somewhat unsettled. Cotfoe Is firm, and
prims Very scarce. Mao Pork has again advanced, and was
saleable today at $10*25; bat holders ask $10,75, or, to ex
pitas it mot* perfectly, have withdrawn from the iqarkot.
There is better demand for Bacon, and GVi ml 0 were freely
offered for bhoolden and Bides. Iwrd ia held generally at
il; 000 bffle sold last evening at 10)£
Tbe market for Grain U very firm, with a good demand
and light receipts. New Whito Wheat is- saleable at 97@
$1; Corn at 68; Oats at 47@43; and Bye at 67.'
- Private advice* from the East are vjry favorable for Su
gar and Molaseev, particularly the Utter which is held at 45
' for New Orleans.”
ASHES—the market Is Gall; we quote Pots nominal at
6@6|£, and Pearls at Boda Ash ranges from 3^
@t.
BUTTER AND EGOS-r-Thers H no Butter offering, and
prices are etrictty;iionxinel at 10@12. Eggs are ecarco but
not much ia demand st
BACON—Tbo market is (Inner aod there is a fair
amount of activity for tho seaeoc; Sales of Shoulders at
and 7. a* In sice; Sides.Y®BV£; plain flams,
canvassed do at 10@10}£ Sugar-Cored do.ll}{@l2.
BEANS—Are almost no sole; we quoto smalt White at 75
@sl,oo, wllh no offers above tbo inside figure.
BUCKETS AND TUBS—The Fallston manufacturers have
made a farther redaction, and we now qoote as follows:
Plain inside, red, blue, green, or drab, $1,45 ft doz, do
pafoted, d 051,50; do varnuhud, do $1,50; do 3 hoop do 1,76;
do 3do palnwo, 1,75. Tabs, No. 1, hoop*, 24 Id. diameter,
1,76; l*2 hoops, 4 in. diameter, 0,75; do No. 2, red,
bias, green, or drab, 0.09 ft doz, in; do do 3 do 6,50 do,
do; do do. 4 do 4,76 do lflU; do do 6 do 4,00 do, 14 do.
Keelers, No. 1, do do, ■ -■ do 1814 do; do do 2, do 2,76 do,
13J4d0. Hair Bushels, eealrd, red stained and varulsbvd,
4,76 do.
Terms cash, par funds. In the retail way, Buckets are
selling from store by the doz at $1,75@52,00.
BROOMS—there ta a fair supply, and prices radge from
$1 23 per dozen for common to $3 lorcholce extra, intermo
dlate grades ranging accordingly.
OO&DAGE—
Manilla Bops, reil, 13 c t6',H&niUa Rope, cat, 14 cft B>
Hemp Bops, eoB, 11 c ft tbiUrmp Ropcy cut, 12 c ft to
Tarred Rcqas, coil, 11 c H lb 1 Tarred Itopo, cut, 12 e ft fi>
Packing Y«rd,fißB,ll e 9 JblpacklugYHrn.coni lo rft ft
BED CORDS—Manilla, $1,60. $2,26@53.00 ft do*.
Hsmp, $1,37, ? <Un
□emp cm!, 11 eta ft ft.
, puouun> UNE3—Mauilia, 87 cfe ft doz. llouip, 70c.
OOTTON YARNS—Prices remain as before'quoted:
WOT TAUT. .
Nos. sto lOlnclnrive 22c fift No.lfl:.
• Noe. 11 Al 2. 23 c * ft No. 17..—..
No, 13 e V B) No. 18... X...
No. Ift. 3ft e V !b No.
No. 14 2® eft alNo.
dozxs tujp
N 0.400... 12c»doitNo.JbO..._i 8 c?doz
N 0.400 UcftdoilKo46»... , a^.— 8 c*d6t
yg<po...i y 8 c
No. 700 BoV do* |
So 1 .... SKcflyd
No Z- _..B%c9yd
CANDLES AND SOAP-Candles are steady at oar quota,
tloas dippod 1?)4> mould 13 and adamantine 21@22.
Soap rcmaiue as belore, steady at 6 for comment, 6% fo f
Palm, and 10 for Toilet end ■ Castile, 6% lor Chemical Olive,
and 7 fin German.
CIIKESE— Prim* Cheese is io good demand. caring to the
Ugbt supply; Sale* to small lots to city andooaatrr trade
at T&7UL as In qaaiity, for new,
DUIKU FRUIX—‘There has been some Inquiry for Apples,
and Sales at 51 T 264gf1,37££; bat there are rrry few lots oa
hand. Peaches are nominal at f3,"6{g£4,Qo.
DRIED sale* by the tierce at
FRATIIKRS—we note aalea of prime western, oo arrival,
at 46 bat only la smalt lotar Cram stars they are h*w
In the small wsy at 60.
FEED—We qaote Feed, on artlral, within, the range
of 40@9Q for Brao, Shorts, SUlpstuffs and Middlings, with
sties n \ Bran at 40, mixed Ban and Shorts at 60, and Shorts
at eo@66.
Flill—Mackerel No- 3, are firmer; and we oote.salfe to
clly trade at sfc,l>oi§s9.oQ, end to country trade at $9,60@
$lO. Halifax Herring $5,75®56,0f1; Baltimore do, $7,60@
(8,00. Ia Lake Fish, the following prices an now current;
While Flahi ? bbl, $7.00; do faf do. 3,60; Trout, dotdo, $6;
do bfdo, Herring, dodo, 6,00; do h( <10,3,00; Salmon,
do, 8,00; do bfdo, 4,00.
FLOUR—The market U firmer, especially for Um choice
i grade*. Tbeto la scarcely aay offering from first hand*, and
I our quoUtlo&i are nominal, at $3,60@53,02 for sopor, and
I $4,00 for extra; we bare, bowerer, heard of do talcs from
which tp make Dp quotation*. From «tore, sales of nper at
$3.87@54,00, extra « $4,25@54,60, and family do at SvS@
I $5,00. The general tendency was to mora firmness, owing
I to the low stage of water la the rlrcr, which cute off re-
ceipts from below. .
The market for Oats bas been aetlre; but owing
to the advance In freights, .which renders U .too coatly to
ship to Cincinnati, prices bare declined somewhat. Bides
were made in small lota yesterday, from wagon, at S 3 V boa
of 33 tbi-, but large lota would not be taken at that figure,
aa they bare to bo stored to await a rise in the river. Bn
M nominal at 45, and Coax at 60 from firet bands, and 66
from store. Borne new crop Btitti bas told to arrlTS at
60 for prime fall; old barley would sell at 30Q35 for feed.
Wheat la steady at 70(375 for Fa. Mediterranean. Borne
new wheat from Tennessee, mixed Bed and White, eotd on
the wharf on Saturday at 03.
GROCERIES—Sugar la firmer, and we quote now at 9(3
! BV£; and Mofasaeaat J42@*3, with an upward tendency.
: Ooffae is firm at and Bice at 6<s3K, *
I GAB FlFE—the following are the quotations for wrought
t Iron tubing:
PerjFoot.
I*4 Inch Oaa Ptpy...32 ct>
2 - “ 60 «
aj4 - «... oo “
3 « k .-1,80 “
*• •• « «
Fsr Foot.
Id Inch Gm Pipo.— 7 eta.
1 : E#i
1 - “ 17J4 -
\% “ —26 “
Boldest to the euatomary dli
icount.
Iceland sales of new at’ s7(s}
HAT—A fair supply at
$lO fi ton.
HlDES—Grren Elides are fit
nn at 0; of Dry Hides, there
Hires are nominal atlT.,
rery light demand, but’card
repeat our quotations:
but fow in market aod our fi
IRON A NAlLS—there Isa
rttaa in aochanced) end we r
noir,to.
Common Bar I ton per ft... 3%
JnoUto “ w -4)2
IrmKowWap . “
" « Slab* “ .v. 4
ICd to 154 Nalla » k<»g.—s,6o
6d to 0d “ BnOa
* Fenw Nalla V kej...-a,76
W • 7d “ « —4,25
U “ “ .™4,M
4d *• —4,76
3d “ • * —.6,75
. 3& “ - —7 fiO
| Cat Spike* S to 4^
eOiua iboh.
Per pound.™— _-....054
jg^ h =r
x « ‘Z'Z™~.
Beet quality™.
aotntDtirosQoix*.
p Inch. .* jb 3£;
rui us.
Done Shoe 1 by % 7-10
and U inch ... 3*4
Dandy Tire, I*4 by £4,
7-10 and yl Inch... 8W
Saddle Tree I*4 aod
by 840 and Win 4
do KlaodlK
by 3406 ££ in d
Inch'
“ 6 to 6 ....
Wrot Spike* Clinch
all length* .C]
" M« “ 6j
Boiler Riwtt
SHEET BOS.
No*, u, u, u, »* nH *yi\
« is7si\22afli~. « 6
- &!Z “ *M\
LEATHER —No change and we repast onr quotations:
Red BoiesMb : “gfgg
Upjper Leather —
Skirting Loathor ft jSgjai
fTimm mifhjZl
LARD—Market firm at for City No. 1, bat oa
tr*n«&*tl(ms. . . .
HBBS PORK—la rtrj dal!, hot there if an occasional tale
at $10,50® Jl7 $ bbt.
OlL—LlnaeodOll it firmer, and holders are.aakiog 70Q75,
bnt wabaro no tala* to note; lardOUNalia firm alSfi.
SEEDS—Wacan hear ef nothing duing In Timothy or
Clonr. Flax it atoady at $1,25.
: SALT—Steady bnt dull at sl,oo@|l,M for No. land $1,15
: for extra.
WINDOW GLASS—price* aba firm, and are repeat out
quotation* forth* amafl rise* city toakolxB and' 7X9,
$3,00; Bxlo, $3,75; BXII to Oxll and 9X12 to 10x12, IL2&
&xl3 to 9xl&and 9x14 to 10x16, st,s& Theta ar*. not cash
price* ooantry brands ranee 50 cents box l«a. For the
succeeding median) sixes, 10 $1 cent discount oit
WHITE LEAD—firm and in -steady demand at $2,50 9
kag for pore in oU,»addry9esitb, anUoatothantnaldia
ootuit. JUdLeadsX@9,Mt, and Litharge BU.
WHISKEY—Raw baa adraooed to 5 2302 L and rectified
to 24^24,
WOOL—The receipts for shipment
a day. Yery little ©flaring for Balt, and we quote the
' market quite, at 25Q4Q, ea In qoality. - > j
PHOAMUrnn dm* Uiutt-the. Csttle market, this
weck.prcsants 0) feature worthj et especial notice, ft*
offerings amount to about ITOO head, an loerrew of aboat
lOdoverthe' receipt* of last week., Tho demand cuntlnaei.
very Umttcd, and the -supply large, for thU season of the
year. Mostly alt tba cattle exhibited were dispoeed of at
price* ranging troai.JJ.fiotoS9,&oqrl 100 lbs, the latter rate
for extnquiUj.'~'AtWardril'a Dtot* Yard there were of*
fared, daring the week, 030 ’
Of Sheep, the offering! amount to 6010 bead. The mar
ket hie bent quite brisk, wltha’llftfat advance on the
oflaetweek. the sals* were effected at «2 to ftVhead,
eqtud to Cenft for dressed.
The arrinit andl sales at Phillip's Union. Drove Yard, for
the week; wan 8» Uogs, which sold freely at price* ftoa
S6J4 *» ss£ qt 100 Ib» net, .
fupia niwii
•• The water la leea than three feet by the otetal mark }fte
wratber very warm again.- Thera bu been no arrival's!
tbla port aloee last Saturday. The Jennie Oray U loading
, far Ctncinnsti with speed. She le alone. The ateamm here
j are eearly all fast for want of water ov loads. - TbaCtadft*
I natl Commercial of Monday asyt:
1 “The Endeavor arrived from Pittsburgh yeatnday, dew
Hold for LoolariUe, with 550 tou*-160 tops for Oocrimstl
I and the balance far Ixmlrvllle. Phe bad 60 way and throng
drevmg< 1 met#locoes. ts MmMriMMtwdnt
aground M bom at Slam House, aod robbed hard Ibroogh
l iliiiiiiit—rit aad pgfflngtre. iefttbeßmtiag*Sound
/• v ♦ . *
-Air*--. '» - l ' '' -J- ' '
31. Danley, a.' - "-
evening, «llh ver
gers. She left Little »• ••
*. Blliott at the wheel.
Commerce,(S3nsHae belowMeu.._. • • • :.;
to take tho mail op the Arkonea* fro— .....
day. TbeQaapaw proceeded tothsdoeß,_-. .-i \ •
goes complete roeovarioß. ehsn Sbewill be iw . . . . ;,.
torn trip—. The Interchangearrived from Parke..
Evawsrnix.—lb* Hazel Dell, Melrose, If high, Neptu
and Prims Poona, for BLXoats, pueed down on Friday-
Br. Lovt&i—Tha Gen, Pik* vixen, Lacrosse. Stephen Pc
cm tar, Deootah, and Ida May, were to hate left Bt. Lome on
Cataraay for tbit port_.....C»pL Bam. ffl'Cclfoagb. Ist® of
the Gnat West, (roeentiy burned at Pittsburgh) la here;
UshasnoTdoeided whether, hew W build or bay another
boatA'..:^CbpCDuxuslly, Ute of tbs Langley, hasntunwff
tram Plttohurgb. H» did not purchase a light draught
•taameraa anticipated, butJa.still on the scent of a swift
■eprincbottom*padcet? * - ;i
TheGszettanys: __ , . ....
M We are pained'to bars IhatMr.Joiepb A. Silver, see •
oad clerk of the steamer Jamea H. Loco*, and brother of
f*pt D. H-Mver, woe drowned off the Loots at Hickman,
<jn Wednesday, 21st lwt Mr- Silver was standing on the
lower gaud of the boat, waiting fat her to land at the
vharf-bo't, when ho was strok by a fender which knocked
him overboard, lie foil between tbe steamboat and wharf
boat, his head striking the wharfboat; which it is supposed
stonned him. Ha did not rite, and was soon no more..
- The Eodeavor, down from littsbn. gb yesterday noon,re*
porta 2% foet on tbe Sisters, when she came through, 3%
on Bltnnsy, BnSagton, and Letart; Carpenter 1 * Bar is alao
a shoal point for boats topau over....—l'inck Varble pilot
ed theQiaJlator error the Palls oa Saturday.
Steambost
ARRIVED. DEPARTED.
Lnxetne, Browasrillf. Luzerne, Brownsville.
Telegraph, do. Telegraph, do:
Ootooel Bayard, Elizabeth. CoL Bayard, Elizabeth
lUteß—3 feet 0 in. fall!tig.
T«laj|T*plUo fiarksUi
New You, Jnly 2d.—Cotton is very dull. Floor firm'
11,000bbls, sold. Wheat firm; 15,000 bos, sold; the tnpply
iascarce; Mil waukee club st; nosoaod. western red. $l,Ol.
Corn firm; aaleeBJXX) bos, no stock; white 95c@$l:' Lard
steady atlQ%®U?£ Boeon quiet hot firm at for
aides. 6% for auoold. re. Leather Arm. Uidesqulct oat steady.
Sugar arm; Muscovado ?@9%. Coffra steady; sales 1,600
bags. Stocks higher, Chicago A Rock Island .7SJ£: Illinois
Ceutral R. IL, 77%; La Croaso A Milwaukee 4; Michigan,
Southern 24%; N. Y. Central 85%. Pennsylvania Goal B 0;
Eeaelng 47*4; Virginia Sixes W&; Missouri 81xe5.85%
GalenaA ChicagoBB: Michigan Central 62%, Cleveland*
Toledo La Crosse Land Grants SI; Tennessee Sixes
92%. , •. 4- o •:
Phu.aoiipxu, July 26.—F100r mors aetlie; 3,000 bbls,
disposed of at 54,25 for otd Stock;s4,62%s6 for fresh
ground from new wheat; for eommea and good
'western extra; $3J2% for middlings; for con*
drained; 1,000 bbls, supsrfloe for. September delivery,'sold
Binall sales of Rye Flour at $3,81%. Cora Meal
at‘s3,&o. Wheat comes forward •lowly' aaduln demand;
'’coles 3,000 has, at $1,05(9140 foe new red; BC@{l,o3 for in
terior ai>d good old red; forwhUe. Ryewanted
at 70c. Cora in active request at BOc, for yeUow. Oats
better, 5,000 bos, said at 42®42%c, for otd and 40c, for new
Provisions have an upward tendency, r Whiskey firm at2s
326 c, the letter for Ohio.' .
Cixcrhati, Jnly26.—Flour unchanged; soles bbls,
October delivery were sold at $4,20. wbbkey unchanged;
aalee 900 bbls, at 22c. provisions unsettled, holders- refuse
to tell expecting higher prices. Mess Pork has advanced to
$16,76. Bacon Is held oot of tbe martoC Bulk Meat ditto.
Grain unchanged; Oats 46®47c with Urge receipts. .Mosey
matters unchanged.
BaLtotosx, July 26.—Flour market firmer; talcs naw city
at $l6Q@4. Wheat actlvs, and B@6c, lower; white u
qu<*n*S at SL2S®L37; red Corn lower, white
83084 c; yellow 90@91c. Whiskey firm at 2Q@2Tc. PlO.
Tistons quiet and uachanged .
Xtrsulut Stramrrß.
BConongahaU River U. 8. Mall -> Packet*
STEAMER TELEGRAPH, BTEAMKR. JEFFERSON,
Carr. J. a WoonwAxn. Cm. Qbobgx CiAik.
The above new steamers are
now running regularly. Morning Boats leave Pitts
burgh at 8 o’clock A. SL, and Evening Boats at 8
o’clock P. SL for hFKeesport, Elizabethtown, Monoogs
hela City, Brilevernon, Fayetto Clty, Greenfield, Callforala
and Biwnsvtlle, there connecting with Uacka and Coaches
for CnlonNwm, rayetteSprlngs, Morgantown, Wayuesburg,
Cannlchaeltova and Jetnraon.
Paseengeta ticketed through from Pittsburgh to Union
town for $2, meals ondstutwruoms on boats iadmit*.—
Boats returning from Brownsville leqve at 8 o’clock in the
moraingasdS in tho evening.. For farther Icformsliaa en
quire at the OlBce, Wharf Boat, at the foot of Grant street,
oofi Q. W. SWINDLER, RUBO.
RKGULAK MARIETTA AND , IPftjh
ZANESVILLE PACKET.—The
light draught atoamer LIZZIE MARTIN, Capt. brown,
Clerk M’ConDell, will leavo for the above and all lotcrmedl*
ale ports EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o’clock.
For freight or pasuee apply on board or to 3
jq2-> ... JTLACK,BAKNK3 AOO^Agents. .
St. tLouis, &c.
FOR St. LOUIS, KEOKUK,
BURLINGTON, DAVENPORT,
NA, DCHOQUB, PRAIRIE DO CHIKN, . LA.CBOB6E.
STILWATntANDdTIPAUL.—IbefIoo Steamer* ANGLO*
SAXON, Capt. Baker,will leave fortbeabovo.andallin*
tormediate ports on THIS DAY-tho27tblnsL, at 4 o'clock
r ; M. For freight or passage apply ou board or to
Jo2o . I LACK. BARNES A CO.
Cincinnati, Set.
FOR CINCINNATI.—Tho TGgu- , JCSLA
Ur packet M JENKI£ GRAY,” Capt.
A. Besrrs, will leave for the above and all intermediate
ports on TUeSDAT, the 27th tush, atlOo’clork.A.M.' For
freight or passage apply on board, or to
• „ FLACK, BARNES A 00-, Agents.
FOR CINCINNATI A LOUIS*,
VILLE.—The fine atemmer B. P.
baBD, Capt. Geo. W. Keed, wilt leave for tbe above and all
Intermediate ports ou THIS DAT tho 271 b Inst. For freight
or passage apply on board or to -
Jog* , ■ELACK»‘BARNS3 A CO.
2O cWtt
3O lb
3lc?»lb
jEUtii ®tlrans’, fee;
FOR NEW ORLEANS (wren ■
Star area.)—The splendid steamer ALUA,sU|^HHI
Capt. RohtnsoD, will leave Cincinnati for the above and; all
intermediate ports; Will take all Plltiborgh frulgbt con
signed. Fur ratal apply to
ju2o • FLACK, BARNES A CO.
iEUscrUancotm.
DR. R. A. WILSON’S
Tonle, Oathartle and Antl-D jrapepilc
PILLS,
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
B. L. . FAHNESTOCK. A CO.,
WHOLE&ALK DBTJGGBTS,
No. 00-, corner of Wood and Fourth eta, Pittsburgh, Pa.
AS AN EFFICIENT, safe and convenient
tonic, cathartic and anU-dytpeptlo medicine, these
Fills are recommended to the pnblie by the former proprie
tor (Dr. Wilton) with a confidence coeh aea long continued
and careful trial of them In an ample practice warranto. In
thrlr operation as a ea*bartte, they Influence more the me*
tory and lew the secerning power of the bowels than any
other combination in common use.
AS A TON tO.—They agree with the most-delicate atom
eeh, mooring nausea, pain *a4 dcbOily from that organ,
and throughlt impart tone and vigor (0 tho whole system.
AS AN ANII-DYSPEPTIO.—They neutralise and Inter
rupt the formation of a rids, check fermentation, and-pre
vent the elimination of gtsee tram the food in the stomach,
—the direct conatqoe&cee of chemlcaiactioo,—au action
wbldvahonli never exist In the human stomach. Prom
these pecullaritiM in the Pills, a perron .taktug them may
expect a full aod natural evaeQaoon.of the bowel*,
without pain, nauses,local cr general debility, or that dis
gusting ilcknam or cosUvaneaa—the usual effect* which,at*
tend or follow the use of other parens. •
OERTUIOATER.
Extract of a Letter from B. F. Farnsworth 6c Cov>
Druggist*, JfwmphisJ Tenn., . Jan. 7,1858. i -
'Uesara.il, fo. F ASJrxaTocx A Co.—We were the first to in
troduce Dr. R. Adame Wilson’s Pill* here many years ago.—
The/ were the best mi ever lathis market. Wenae no
other la our own families, end secured for them a high
character by onr recommendations. Yonrs,traly, . .
Q. F. FAUNBWOKTH AOO.
Extract of o Letter from O. TT. /net*, A r aiAn'Be,
\Tenn., February 15, 1858.
Uaears. B.L. FeasssrocK AOo,—Deer Sirs:—! have aeeh
Dr. K. A. Wilson’s Pills used for the ague with good effect;
1 hav* used them myself, and believe them to he the beet
PUI in nse. I have no donbt they will cure many other
complaints when properly need, and X cheerfully recom
mend them to the public. Respectfully, joore,
. ,G.W. IRWIN.:
from Col* IFm. Eoplein*, lata .Canal (%uwu*tiob«r.
WssniHoroa, Pa , Janusry B,lW7.—Dear Docton—lhava
been using your “Anti-Dyspeptic” Pills, when.ocosahm re
qnired, for many years, aod can trnthfhlly tay that I have
never found any medicine equal to .them In relieving o>e
fromaffcctlonaofthertotaadiandhead.'They hqveMver
felled to relieve me from headache, and have always left my
system In better condition than they found It. Inntttcon
ftdcntly recommend yourPdls aa a aafa and highly valuable
medldne. Tory reaped fully, Ac^' • ' ■ WU.IiOrEINS.
Dr. R. Adahs Wiuon.
From Tho*. Blackmorc, £*%., Treasurer of Allegheny
County, Pa.
To. Dr. R. A. Wruos.—Deerfilrv I hare beenulngyunr
PIUs since 1340, and do decidedly aay they are the best Pill
in use, or that I have aay knowledge of- I first u*>d them
for •Sick beedacb*," with which I suffered beyond descrip
tion. lam happy to say, that they entirely cured mo.—
p\ne* then X nse them as a family medicine; U X am billions
or anything ails me, aod I require madid nc, I taken Pill
■■AW cures me; they are my only medldne, an<l bare been
loathe last seventeen ynere. SQOMA3 BLAOKMORB. v
Jeauary 8,1868. ■ ■-
Bear Dr. Keyser.
M rears. B. L. fAKStnock A Coi—l hare had considerable
experience In the nee of the extraordinary pill compounded
by Dr.R. Adams Wilson, of which you are now theproprle
ton, and have often felt their benign infioenca-in my own
case for mtooui htadaeJu, arising from a disordered condi
tion of the stomach. I faave likewtso’prescribed tbem t-r
others, la caaea of Xcmfcraitfa and other form* of haadvho
depending on a deranged nod Irritable condition of .-tha
stomach aaddigeatlve organs, for which they aeem pecullsr
hr adapted, being entirely free from, any griping tendency
I refardtbemaa a rery valuable Plll/and oha that tmrgea.
withoutatalldebilitating. Yours, truly, '
nHr.U. RETBBR, 140 Wood street.'
Pittaburgh,March 6, IB6o.—jnfi-dAwlyT
PAYBTTU BPRI-R08!
THIS HIGHLY AGREEABLE and at.
tractive mountain reaort,has been leased by the sub-
Nsw bulkllngs and improvement* for recreatloo,
HQueemcnC and bathing, have recently beta erectwl hadan
ready for ces, and the hotel newly palatal and aopplied
(With new furniture, Ac.' The purilylug and healing proper*
tleaofthe vratersofth*a*BprinßShavß been folly taaloa by
chemical analysla, and the experience of Individuals prove*
their efficacy.
THEIUKTEB PilL TO CORE ;
BCROFULA and other dUaaaea of the blood by freely driok
log the water, and aruptiou* by bathing and asternal ‘ap
plication of the depoeltes of the stream. Thtae. waters era
chalybeate of Iron, with portlohs of Magnesia and Bella. In
addition totheelev«ted,beantlfolandp!easaot mountrin
location of ihoao Springs, they are in tho midst of dasalo
ground—wild, romantic and picturesque ■crnery.caregn*,
catracts and cascades. Within acircnitof four or five
miles are TOSS NBQESSITr, 2 7
Waihtßfton’s Flni Battle Field,
WABHXNQTOIFB SPRING MEADOWS, which ha ownad
ta of his death, Dunbar'aCamp, Brad dock’s and
Graves, Delaney’s Ohio and Cucumber
rails,and the Caacedeof Meadow.Rnn, assy qf access on
horseback or. In vehicles; to belmdailfc*'Springs.\Th»
streams atMund in Trot! and the woods in Game, affording
a rich Said for the diedplc* of Walton and Nimrod,
Striated within five mtnntca -walk of the National Road,
with regular dally stages pasting Baat and W«st,eoaaecfa
log wOh PUUborgh sUomboats at- Brownsville, and with
the can of Pittsburgh and CoanaUivilla BaUroadat Con
' neUsvills, which reoder these Spttencontehieatof aecmti
iaashortday'srMefroaOamberlaodandPltWtergb.' •
The adiantege of bur location—our modentto charges,
sarnest desire and the exertion* we will use to glv* enure
•atisiactiou, end to mske oar gueetv comfortable, we hope
will not foil to render ■-■■■■ -y^..
FAJTKTTfi IPSU6I ' '
Om of th* most poptilw tod agttu&t* nmnor rworta ia
tb* country, Ftnoaa w!iMcg to eonn rooat, or lo mtk*
farther laqolry, Trill pleat* *aar*£« tb* “
f*jS?i2 A,p “’° lmwWD^V !±2 oo^
T INEN CHECK. ROS3IA DOCK ant oil
-I J klodi of roodi f« bojtf »w. Al*>»
SVU mTK »^jL-
qEABOKABM3
.jjiwA Dwun, no® "sSSSoS’ioT*
jTtKDAK TUBS. AN »>•
• •: ■* - i sj; ; "
.L'L.
(120,000 of wu. . .
(iu tiulAM tli# Bi.
will cntte tbo* to pn’ . ,
daw dorin*th#ttcttl£#ol«>t*». ..
Tb«/#l#o aiU ittantton to ibeu
NEW LINEN SUPERIOtt .......
fot tailing wUch-ti rocoiTJcf nnir»rsfi «#•-' ,
-fromth#Xodii». „ , , , • •* "W' 1 - | /■*
Xb#y»r® th#*ot< proprietors of tv WIT ( * ■* ;■•■■*•• • ■■/■■.
“Patent Adjustable Bostic 1 ' iri aSe. ;
Bawar# at the many imitation# offcisd .1 »If •* ;
tb«y are all titter lafriagunvot* of *« pafrQt, c* wortto-
Uu. ' T.-.-r,-. m-- .;
They also msmiCsctnre cver
70 Othet Different Styles ~ . <
ieilh and wfcAn»rfthe ‘‘Patent Adjoiiebleßmtla.? 1
Tbtee BK.rRTSI«T» beea recommended by the IuGII*
IST MEDICAL AUTHORITY u being tto butmti&lM
Xadfas sue. Cfco* has tvcr.btt*<stred.t»U\e palhc.*. 'Kaa*-
gcaalneanleaastamped. - ?•: •••:••.>• .;■****
DOUGLAS A- SHERWOOD,
.7 HiSOFAOrOBEES.intWIOEK.:-
Fcr Ml. throogtioii t*thr United Etatw mid CSavlM. . - \
Jell:3md. ■ : . ■ • 1 ■' ' • ” v: "~-
Rsgtiter.
PROPERTY HOI.OER3, ATTJCMTTOM.
?s&&m A.boßarsenr,: ■-
Haring increased th*lr JHcUIUtt ftnr manabctorfeg' sod.
appljing v ’
W- 23- OHILDS de GO’S ■
PATENT ELASTIC FIRE! "
v. • ' avd .• : :
WATER PROOF CK3IEST ROOFISTG,
ARE now prepared to execute ordersfor AJiy
description of Kooft, steep or flat, at the shortest tw-'
Ueeaad with the almost care, being .determined to potOTtl ' 1
Booth that cannot be eorputed for *'
Cheapness and. lDiirabllity'- >
\ Oar Boob are too well known to-reqaireenroaiopr frv-:
at. Teetimooialein laror of- this Roofing and _e*raplrec* u
be seen by calling st onrOflco, No. 75 SmltMeU
BnUdings cowed with the abate Jtoofingeah beaten at, :
H; NelSon’a, corner of Wylie end■ High streets; J~Beck'£-;
new Hotel,cornerofGrantendSetenUi'irtreit* Houm of
W.O. Leslie, Diamond;Alley,".opposite Pattersons
ffUbtoStorecf R.Btnw,eqmtrof Htrket’audSecond •(«» .
.
Boat; House of .Robert- Flynn, Congreet.Wtwtea.Wibiirr
and WyUe streets; Store of J; M. McSLabcrie/ Wt baler.‘it**:
BteblaofA.Bradlay,oocaer»f,Water alloy,and Saadgbty -
1 street, {loose of Hi B.‘ Wllklius Esq;, -Wood's
. Ban; Hoaso of A. Negley, John Scott, Wm. McOtll and Mr!
Coon, Hast liberty;and rannyotherstoo nnm«»oa* toineiKC--,;. ■
tion. PEItUIN k JOHNSON*
ap&dawlyJT . 80.75 Bmilhflt»l4 frt-, PiUsliargh, I’a.
LATEST NEWSfrom all parts of the world
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lOd CINCINNATI OOMUEHOPAV
. : Dcttmctl'taerMTPU’*
ifthedty, bTle**log Tonr«d<Jrm*t
SUNT A HINES’S, Uasosto OalL !
- - - - • - •- ■■■• lelJ -
Trade ropplSrd,
QREAM FREEZERS.
Tbo twit and cheapest
WUI he sold at Uann&etnms* prioe.
v THEMABE^6TaE£T(UIIPCT£rQ^
IS STILL PREPARED. TQ SOPPKY'
all dematida fjr'Yclret, Brussels, ‘itrce ply nodlov,
grain Carpeih, cf'dretydaeerfptlutij'stjlß'aml quality- Fleer,.
Oil Cloths, from S to 24 foot wide, at lower .prices than we
hare ever before offered; Cocoa Hatting tor 6Klees or
churches; Fainted Window Eh ides, and everything connect*'
ed with the Carpet department of Uoaee Furnishing-
As we ontklpatoVn adrahr-e in. prices * after tho Spring - .
Trade opens, we would suggest 'to purchasers to mnho
selections now from cnrUrgd giocVand at »»nr prcsent.vgty
towprtcca.; I tS» , - ,W. M’CtoTDCICC
A. STKOH & CO.'s MAGIC DUPLI
e eatiegat>iilmprmi<in Puper is a 'beautiful fcttlc!®'
with which to write a letter and obtain a copy at tlrt aaao.
limo wl-hoot the use of pons or Ink, rendtrlnglt Ihratnahio
'to persons traveling. It will take llio correct impression of
any leaf, plant or flower, and Is equally adapted ror writing
on paper, cloth, wood dr atone, in the. copying do;
signs, music, Acu, (without the'uvor-f pens oriDk)wlth'*
hone or common stick. F«nr different colors—price 23 ct&i
Sold by W. 8. HA.VBX,- . i.
jelt - Owner Market and Second sireeta. "
ISH—2S hf. bbla. No. 2 large M^ckttrct?
SO do •* 3 • do ' '' v du'
25 bbl*. Baltimore Ilmiop
SO do ffoltrlnitDedShad:
). l&btdo do do do •’ ' :
IS bile, do Whit* Fab:
SObCOodo do-'
10 d j do Trent, • 1
AlfwmrDfr-Silt:
1" itow ltd farjglB WATT 5 1 WltS6?i*
THE Bobscribe^Bfi[^hi^\
Alleghany, or
i‘Of the beat quality. Aa •
I porcbaaeia cna rely ongnttlflg full PwBMB~. . 77 '
ViA.UoCCCBG, Alleg&el£<lft>
mrSl Ooroer Acdunoo m£adjr'*
EOEIVED .AND'FOK SAJmjpY
Ll4MMcCCTCaßoN,lssLiUfTty4n<ft Pirt, * a Jg , >
25bbU.larE»MW > ?«0.3 Mackerel:' ■ . "£.•&*{ .
26 htdo do do do
• 60 bag* Bio Coffsn, . ~~.i
SOtwxei Grant’* Tobacco: -v. • •***■?.?■-
60,half cbteU? cnogUjvoqT«; . •.-'Sfr**::** , •' .
20 do superior U!*ck do .., ,<*'%'
100 bblt.Ko.l Bait; r ‘ V:-:*
10 cask* Potaab; .->• •'?
100 boxes Cbeese. . je22
JOHN
bars Joit received and for cate a Urn
BngUsb Venetian Red,
BocKalleOchre,' '
Vermont Ocbra. . i
Baltimore Jfornnc.
25bbl* Halifax RerrloK. '
20 do K 0.3 Mackerel.
10 do No, 1 do
25TttdoJfo.3 do /
. 2&KJU* No.l, 2*od 3 do: • / *
" 100 pockegta Lake Fi*b, sale bjr '*
. Jel9 . J. B, CANMELD. ■
pONSIONMtNTS— •
V-J 6000 pound*CountrytUcon;' : -
.360 but prims Whit* Bmok
6bbb.Ko.lUnt: . v ~
10 ksgs Froth Batter; , 4
. 1 box Deer Skins;
200 boi Dry Apples, , ..
lo etoresadforeeleby BURIYRTt A DILWORTIi*
QUJTORIES— ..
C5lOO coils ftsaor&d skec Manilla ttop*;
. 150 btlea beat Nary Oakum; ,
2SbbU> PUdC
40 do D. Winter Whole Oil; •
*4» ff-8-No-JI»rdOll, ‘ ‘ t’CV
On hand snd for nUo by JOUESi-'CCObST, >!"$:
‘ • • Ko. 141 Water it, near Cherry nlloy> *r
COMPOUND SYRBP OP PHOSPHATES.- 1
08, CHEMICAL FOOD.—Thia preparation I*bol Io*'
traded m apopular reraedy, bat mbmlltuT
U> tt» madiad faculty m o nutritive tonic, well eulted to
■apply th* «Mt« of elementary. matter it> tbe’ bosun eye
tern during Uu progpew of cbnmte c*m>, particalaiTy in
Z>y«p»p*U nod CottfamptkmrrTtiia preparation li tfeu&nt
to tbo *1 *, agreeable to the tttte «Bd gniclol to tbV nt<m*
üb, nod doe* net naaetote by protrseted-tue. Vgold WboU-'
nle nod ratal! by JOS FLKUINQ,
J«33. - corow of the Dlamotid and MatkccW
QAR D
To th* abate Of A. B. M’CALMOX^.
Hiring Ufk.ftttsbprgli to irtldo temporarily in Washing*'
lon C3ty, I Lav* placM my miflnlahed law Imainesn in Ut*
ha&di ofIBISn k MACKENZIE, Attorneys, 50.,T0 Fotirt&
■trvet, to whom liwpecitaUy recommend lhoe* whahaVe
hitherto employee me profcsshmally.
Je7-6mdii ALFKBD B. MaQALMOST.^
MARBLE MANTELS.—A large andbooti l *'
tltol tack Alwayeo* hand sad being mkatifectured
fWwn 1 , •oldit my low. prkw,- Bnildexs, onm
oi «*al Feme, Oootnctor* tad ether*, whether tiieyw*at
to porchiM or not, «ro invited toailiadtaßlbtMriiiiok’
atul eenruin our prices u we an ailing plate w*t
Mrwlow uto jms them with) it the rcath of almost v**y.
Uoanmente, T*bkte,and Gro* Ptbat*, * Un» et6cfcid*
V** 00 taad. ForaUaro aad Withstand Top*, aodTro#
pootagEtonevnunrahctoedtySiadilßery.Bßdiold *t mU
lowest price*. kUrble cf all kinds. told low to the Trade.—
Su^*^i",: l p“ab n ? 6 h"' d
gylfcdawtoT - W..W.WAILAOK.~
Poriwbl* Mill*.
PORTABLE CORN AND FLOUR MILLS.
JL -.' thstlmpiert iod be* tHUIeof the kind I* the ant*
They mo light, grind Jnt**i* tutij kept fa onfaei;
i&etougoodwortsatbebcgMaias, mad jdTo (naettfl
MtUlketloo. always ooh*Bd7jU*a,BorUW»tfswMiU£-;
ForpMtkaUrac«U*t3loLibertyiLPUabereb. -
mylfcdAwSoT ; i
• Mill S'ttrafsblng* • -■c-j..-.;
QTEAM ENGINES, warrantod bcst ouali
k? Jj »!**>■ od haad'aad toed# to order. Bailer* <ud
Satt flwu, Jin Slick *£*aU6 . Qftfujy
MX Gearing mO* to,order.; MiU Inns. Out
SLafarrtnck Sun- andUunl ZZia jfaZ Slonu, JMUm
SAm£S£SS^-^Ti
' nylfcd*w3»T? W. Wj ~
a**
S^issssaasasg
P- • •'■'• ; '•' liwmbww. -• ■ • */r.-
DJE BUINGLEB, Boards, Jbistd./fi&d
Awo»ftae udOsk PUektbr.nle*t3l#
“»*«F»UPiuriwrgb.v
pylWtowSat ' ~ .; , \v. w. WALLACE.
TVTcOEOROE’S . FATfSt* ”m>y» w' tow*
*: waixac^
.A.ty«t,pituhtuW' gyio trALUffl-
LAKE FISII—IOU halfbbl,. White Fi»fa; ; .
I*o . do .do Troo«, V ; ’/ r 1
’ . 100 • -«fo do QmlojS ''i f-’
.!•.■■■ •' #o' do : d«r esimstt; ::
2O 46: do Tfcterei-'’. •'»
Jb* rt-ei *ad for tad* by ; lIKXkT 11. COMJSg,..* ,
MANILLA, Bag and Tea Papers oOtill v*
•teeoosdqiullrimfiirMteat 1 . . - ■-.■■■-: r..‘ • ..*..
,WB.UATBN*dP«t»A-'^:. rrt >L.:
uassen'SfATßffT # minute freezers/
108 OBSAM FIIEEZEH MADE.-’-
1 ‘Otllsbd get olio-at
T. J. CBAIQACO'fi, 184 Wood tt: „• ?
CAHPETS.
tn deliver****
AmerlcnuZino,
VVhita LfuJ, :■
' mml/WliHliis. ’.. 1 ' *
8 to am Marble Worka.
Sun umbrellas;
■ • '•' LAWNt _ » •
■' BEBAQE&, \*
tACBMANTtM, v:
/ lIOOFjiIUBTJf. i-
Al».vtdl Mods of Dm* Goods *nd Domestic*’: •. *v '
jtia -•■•■, c.HkwaQy Lovg.T4M«rt«tfg.S\: