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THOMAS IL COCHRAN, A Yo'k county
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WILLIAM IL HAIM, of Bork, caunty.
Republican Cotuaty Ticket
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NVILLIAId YABNIIM, Pitlahnrgh,
DAVID A. BUMBLES', Allegheny,
CHARLES L.WOICIRIIIO, Reenree,
DAVID R. BAYARD, Peebh,s,
WILLIAM ESPY, Loser St-Clair.
AIDITSTAYT Clat zurAn,
1110MA8 MELLON, Colima.
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GOODMAN T. COULTIIR, Booth F. 1.".
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A CASS Dieter:3 za Poor.---The great es
tate of the democratic orgnoe, in essaying to
justify the Cuss letter to La Cutito, is that the
ground there taken is identical with that always
taken by the general government from the time
o f fi e orgaaliatiOa • This allegation, for want of
contradiction, has been suffered to have its
we ight, although practically amounting to noth
leg ; but it is not true ; and it is a little Mega
bir that the demonstration of its untruth ac well
as of the Anti-American and unsound doctrine
contained in that letter, should be furnished by
the administration of Mr. Faimons. Luckily,
too, the case then adjudicated arose in France,
the country to which Oen. CAMS' letter particu-
July, Were, and is altogether similar, in point
of fact, to that of La OLEIC. We were never an
admirer of Mr. Palawan; but we cannot avoid
calling the attelstion of the adopted citizens of
this country to the fact that notwithstanding the
empty professions of the present democratic Ad
ministration of regard for adopted citizens, it
seems to bo willing now to ignore an important
precedent for their protection established during
the Administration of the recognized chief of the
American party. The N. Y. - Express safe:
"Franeis Allibert, a native of the Department
de Var,
in the South of France, left there dur
ing the,...drawing of the conecription in 1839,
and was.actually drawn as a conscript, and was
therefore an echape de la conscription. He arrived
at New Orleane, made the mast application for
eitlzenaldp, and was duly naturalized in 1845.
He was successful in business in Louisiana, and
in July, 1862, after an absence of nearly four
teen years, he returned to visit his family in his
native village; and, under the vigilant police in
France, he was arrested in twenty-four hours af
ter his return. He immediately wrote to Mr.
Hodge, the nearest American consul. The lat
ter, thathe might the better attend to the case,
immediately requested that Mr. Allibert might
be brought to Marseilles, which request. was
promptly acceded to by the General-ia-Chief
commanding the military division. He was there
brought before the Tranmat de Guerre es an /a
social:, and condemned. Mr. Allibert was will
ing to pay four thousand francs for a substitute,
but Mr..-Hodge would not allow him even to
make thitiffer, but obtained a re-hearing of his
ease, eppeared in person before the Tribune/ de
Guerre, and pleaded the case; and after two
trials and a detention of six months, he was as
knoteledged an American citizen, and order; came
from the Minvfer of War at Par*, directing his
raided. Mr. Hodge gave him a passport, which
vitalised by the police, and with which ho re
mined some weeks with his family, traveled
througiFrance, and embarked at Havre on his
return to the United States.
"The correspondence on file in the Depart.
meat of State gives the full details of the case,
and Mr. Everett, the Secretary of State under
Mr. Fillmore, on the 81 of March, 1853, (the
list day he was in office,) wrote a complimentary
letter to Mr. Bodge, in which he says:
"'The Department was gratified to learn that
M. Ailibert, •hose arrest and imprisonment as
en Insountis, although a naturalized citizen of
the United Slates, so mentioned in your commu
nications, has been released. This is undoubt
edly due to the firm and decided stand main
tained throughout the long , controverey in your
of correspondence with the authorities on
the subject.
" much to be desired that this case +nay
be considered as a precedent, as yOl/ intimate, and
that hereafter natural= ed citizens of the United
States may visit France without danger of arrest for
miLitary service. In this event, s. tuiratil source
of irritation and unfriendly feeling will be
avoided.'"
The position here taken by the Fillmore ad
ministration is cindonbtedly the correct oneLso
correct that, an will be seen, the French govern
ment, awed by the determined stand of our na
tional anthbrities, recognized and admitted it as
in harmony with the true interpretation of inter
national law. This very fact, that each an ad
mission was thus obtained from the French gov
ernment, increase], the wickedness of this ad
ministration in abandoning a concession of co
much value to the adopted eitizene of this coun
try. The case, proves, also, that a firm stand
taken by our government against the claim of a
foreign one that naturalized citizens of this coun
try owe it and may be compelled to render it
mllittliy BerTICC, need not involve this country in
a foreign war. The French governmeat yielded
when we resisted this claim in 1852, and it would
yield now, as it did then, if 'we bad an admiciie
tiatien ea jealous of Cie rights of its citizens 101
it seems to be reckless in abandoning them.
A FLU'S AlMlS.lol.—lion. George F:9./19, a
Know Nothing member of the last Congress from
Louisiana, having been tendered a re-nomination
by that party; declined the honor, and an no sicced
in Wletter his purpose le take lodgings with the
Democratic party hereafter. In going over to
the arms of his newlove, the gentleman gives
vent to Ms convictions thus: •
"In the Presidential contest, where the field
will be occupied by the Republican and Demo
cratio force. =inhaled in battle &nab.= South
ern man can hesitate as to his place. No son of
Louisiana can mistake his banner; for, whatever
errors the DCMOCrallo party may have commit
ted-4nd it tuidouhtedly has many to answer for
—whatever incontietencies it. may have fallen
into, we Must bear en mind that Southern men, Sou
liens statesmen, have ruled supreme in lie councilr,
411 D HSU Rain ire DENTIIIIRS
That's the truth, and Northern men know it
in be no se well as the Southern people do_ In
the . last Presidential campaign, the fact that
"Southern men" held the destinies of the Demo
untie party in their hands, was denied as often
as it found utterance; and it ie still denied by •
fear recklesa politiciatte at the North; but its
truth in now no unquestionable that but few have
Abe-hardihood to deny It.
"STILL AT THEIS W ON.K.— Thefkpublican Know
Nothing, of Louisville, Ky., still continue their
hostility'and outrages toward oar adapted c hi.
—zettio, especially those of German birth. On m on _
day last in attack was made upon the Tornere.
Association of that city, as they were retorniog
from a picnic, by a gang of theme rowdies, armed
with shot gutts and plstols.—Ppmsyliania.
The above is an instance of reckless and un
principled partizanship. None but a man dead
to all honorable feeling could be guilty, for the
• purpose of exciting a prejudice marl mon of
foreign birth, of chunk% the •pro-slavery-con
44rwaitteal-elaite.codo-Know•Nothinge of Louis
. villa as Republicans.
Tar ROXO2III Poionrsz or NORTIIIIIIN ?dim
wo.—Oar Washington telegram yesterday
,-moralnif Oa:formai 'contradiction to the re
port that Air. McLane was negotiating with
Juarez for the purchase of Chibtustut, Sonora,
and a portion of Teitasulipse.--the three north
' ernmost Mexican States: The rumor possessed
in itself no element of credibility ; yet all such
reports obtain currency enough to produco a bad
effect on the public mind, if not upon--our rela
tions with Mexico. The news now is that the
treaty which Mr. McLane Is negotiating concerns
the protection of the frontier. a modification of
our commercial relations with - Mexico, and a
right of way to the.actlf of California, importarit
subjects certainly, but yet', different from the
purchase of asset territory.—N. T.; Timer.
Dm venerable and Honorable John Prenties,
of Keene, now abire 80 years of age—the oldest
member of the news paper press in Net Hemp
shirsliarlag established the Keene Sentinel in
.I.7oB—vietted the Representative' s Hellas Con
cord on Wedaesday, and occupied a sescst the
eight of the Speaker. Mr. Prentiss is pet In the
enjoyment of tolerable health, and Me mental
powers masts nnbnpaired.
: - •.
fiandor Da: BalLiw::-::Rettry 3: * Raymond,
editor of thet.N. L. nmer, who wee • frilow pas
senger with Dr. Bailey on the Arago, thus de
scribes the death` ofthat estimable gentleman:
"He came on board en Invalid, and he was
hoping that relief from toil and - Change of scene
would restore the strength and vigor which the
incessant and strenuous labors of bit profession
had greatly impaired. I had:: known for noose
limo before leaving New liritrk that be was in,
bat was surprieed to god, ae I raw him flitting
upon deck just after palming Quarantine, how
thin and pale and feeble he looked. I gathered
from his conversation that he did not consider
himself to be seriously ill, at least that his lungs
were not affected, but that o long-continued dys
pepsia, and the nervous excitement which hie la
bore had Induced, b a d combined to bring about
the weakness under which he suffered. For the
I BM , two or three days he was upon deck for the
greater part of the time. The weather was fresh,
cold, and the sea not
rthonougghhean le
got a b ° t P ooTcaa ni l l o Y n any considerable dis
comfort. The motion, however, affected him
disagreeably. Ile - slept badly, had no appetite
and could relish nothing but a little fruit now
and then. His eldest son was with him, and at
tended upon him with all a son's solicitude; ex
cept myself, I do not think he had another ac
quaintance on board. He was cheerful, social,
and talking with intermit of everything connect
ed with public affairs at home and abroad.. He
suffered some inconvenience from the fact that
Ida room was below and that he could only reach
it by descending two pairs of stairs. Pie occa
sionly made a couch of cushions for him upon
deok, when he became fatigued, but this made
him too conspicuous for his taste, and he seem
ed uneasily fearful of attracting attention to
himself as an invalid.
After Tuesday the sea became remarkably
smooth, and so continued to the end of the voy
age. But It brought him no relief, his strength
failed with failing appetite, and on Thursday,
from staying too long upoti deck, he took cold,
which kept him to his room next day. Other
wise he seemed about as usual, through that day
and Saturday,and on Sunday morning he seemed
even better, saying that he had slept unusually
well and felt strengthened .and refreshed. He
took some slight nourishment, and attempted to
get up from his berth without assistance; the ef
fort was too much for him, however, and his son,
who had left the room at his request, but stood
at the door, saw him fall as he attempted to
stand. He at once went in, raised him and laid
him upon the couch. Seeing that he was great
ly distressed in breathing, he went immediately
for Dr. Smith, the surgeon of the ship. I met
him on deck, and hearing of his father's condi
tion went at once to his room. I found him
wholly unconscious, breathing with difficulty,
but perfectly quiet and seemingly asleep. Drs.
Beadle and Dubois were present, and had endea
vored to give him a stimulant, but ho was unable
to swallow, and it was evident that he was dying.
He continual this state for about half an hour,
his breathing became slower and slower, mail it
finally ceased altogether, and that was all! Not
a movement of a muscle,not a spasm or n tremor
of any kind,bet rayed the moment when his spirit
took its departure. An infant, wearied with
play on a Summer's eve, could not have fallen
asleep moregently. His remains were placed
in ice and taken to Havre, from which they will
be returned to New York by the Vanderbilt,
which leaves on the 18th inst."
A BOY 6IX YILAILS OLD KILLS nu, BILOTHSIL
—Last night, at about 10 o'clock, an affair oc
curred in Brooklyn of a moat heartrending char
acter. A boy eix yearn of age, 1110306 L
instant
ly killed a brother ten years of age, by thrust
ing a knife into his breast. The two brothers
were named Thomas Mackey sad Charles, and
were the eons of a respectable widow named
Margaret Mackey, who reside at No. Ni Wash
ington street, near York, became engaged in a
quarrel about an excursion ticket. The two
were etandiog in front of their mother's house,
when one of them, Thomas, showed to his broth
er the ticket. Charles demanded it. His broth
er refused to give it up. By this time the iscuffle
became of a violent nature, and a large crowd
of little boys had gathered to ere what they con
sidered a fight. The brothers then, it is said,
struck each other, the boys around cheering
them on.
Charles, the younger, then stepped back about
six feet, and drawing a small penknife, held it
between two of his fingers, and hurled it al his
brother's breast. The blade penetrated the
clothes, and entered between the ninth and
seventh ribs. The wonnded boy fell back, and
was immediately carried to his mother's rooms.
It was not thought at first that anything gas the
matter with him, but it WM found that he was
unable to speak. Doctor Dilfillan was cent for,
bat on arriving saw that the boy was dying.
The knife had penetrated hot about the eighth
of an inch, but it etruck an artery, as is suppos
ed, and caused Internal hemorrhage. The poor
boy died in fifteen minutes after the affray.
Those of the medical fraternity who were called
in, pronounced it a moat singular ease The
infant murderer was not arrreted Conridera
bit excitement prevailed abont the rnwltt, —N
r. rr,h.
Tns Kinsisrstns.—lt will be recollected that
in our last we gate an account of a daring ab
duction of negroes in Ibis county. Since that
time two arrests bate been made by our ranee
and efficient &lenll, Robert McCartney, Who io
that line of business evinces a sagacity which
would be a credit to the far-famed Bow-street
runners of London. The parties arrested are a
German, named Valentine Gs., who showed the
principals the house in which the Butler family
lived, and a Marylander, Emmanuel Myers, who
was the principal norm in this black and diaboli
cal transaction.
We whaled the prisoners in jail yesterday ;
Gas is an ordinary leoking man evidently much
scared at and, at the same time, not exactly un
derstanding his situation; Myers is a man of
about Aft. 1 in. in height, lightly but withyly
built. His countenance expresses much firm
ness and resolution with but a very low decree
of intellect; and a few moments' conversation
with him is sufficient to convince one. that he is
but •rool, an unprincipled one if you please, of
the persons who really owned the negroes—He
seems to care very little for the fix that he has
gotten himself into and expresses his perfect
willingness to go to the penitentiary if he has
broken the law of which he stems to be entire
ly ignorant. Ile nay' that there were some four
or five others engaged in the affair who managed
the greater part of the bush:lees but as to their
names, etc., or as to giving any clue to them he
keeps a clone modlk and when questioned as to
the matter other laughs or doe eayernothing.
We du most sincerely hope that the balance of
the party may bo apprehended and brought to
justice and that the real leaders of this affair
who have worked on this man Myers' ignorance
may be made to suffer at !met equally with him.
—CarlirleArnerican.
DOlllOB 0/ A MANJAr. —Simon O. Coburn, for
merly of tide place, but fur the last two years a
resident of Preston county, Va., under the in
fluence of disease became a raving molar: sod
his property wan disposed of according to law.
He woo sent to the State Lunatic Asylum, which
gave him great offenear-.lle made violent threats
at the time, against those who testified to bit
lunacy, and especially against bin guardian. A
few nighte ago Simon .•turned up," and put bin
threat into execution. He came Stealthily into
the neighborhood, set fire to hie guardian's barn,
also to a bouee anti barn belonging to another
person, took a horse which he suppoeed belonged
to hie guardian, then went to hie &en father's
house, where he found au old saddle which had
formerly belonged to him, and mounted the borne
and made his escape. The miming saddle and a
recollection of his threats, led to a suspicion that
Simon was the perpetrator.' ills brother and
another gentleman started on a bunt and soon
heard of him coming in thin direction. They over
hauled him neer Connellarille. Seeing them In
pursuit, Simon leaped into a rye field, and tried
to conceal himself. His captors returned with
him to this neighborhood, where they undertook
to keep him over night at the bongo of a Mend.
They watched him alternately till near daylight,
when hie brother fecliog weary laid down beeide
him on the bed and fell asleep, when Simon gave
them the slip and is now running at large.—
Uniontown Standard.
GiNERAL JAIL. Det.rrear.—Our County prison
watt again relieved of its surplus population, on
Friday night last. Four prisoners, Matthew
Hiatt°, J. W. Axton, W. ftl'Oee, and a Mr.
Washington alias Cartwright, moped by bur
"'nett through the foundation by means of an
iron bar, used as a lamp post, which they had
broken tram ite fastenings.
They were gm:awned at last Court fur terms,
ranging front two to six months, and their et , '
cape, if they will keep on running, le a Oudeend
to the coun t y. Don't atop them.— Uniontoten
Standard.
Wheat Menet Lae commenced in the Great
Miami Valley. A field !ascot bear Middletown
yesterday, which is eatimated to yi e ld
.thi r t y
bushels to the acre. Several samples of the new
grain, from wiring sections, were exhibited on
Change today, all of which were of excellent
quality. his conceded that the quality of the
wheat this season will be unneually good. The
first receipts from .Kentucky are expected the
first-week in July.
Wheat harvest has also commeeoed in South
ern Indiana, and the crop Is reported as giving
general eatusfaction.—Cin. Coo.
Texas WooL.—A traveler from Texas publish
es a letter in the Mobile (Ala.) Mercury in which
he says that the steamer in which he took pee
sage down Red river had 94 bales of wool,
Weighing 800 lbs. each, and that the wool from
the clip of one sheep farmer for the past year
sold for $16,000. Ile says that the town of Jef
ferson, on Caddo Lake, sold last year between
9000 and OM bales of wool, and expects this
year to eel! more.
Irma all the information we have received, we
come to the conclusion that the grain crop of
Armetrong county will fully come up to lam year
no doubt owing to a certain extent to the broad
cast of the present union.—Ritnuming Pun.
.
re.An.cH s Gotso TO . CAL1T08...71..i.i
nest number of the diseppoloted Pike Pesters
hive gone on to California. The overland emi
gration to that State will exceed that of any
year since IMO. Mr. Merrick of this city left
the ..mines - about the hat of May —a few days
before the rich diggings were found. Ile met
between Cottonwood Springs and Fort Kearney
iu three days, the following number of Pike's
Peak reams en mule for California, viz:
These teams wore mostly oien—four yoke to
the wagon, and would average fire persons to
the wagon. These were all met on the road
along the south side of the North Platte. Be
passed an equal number of teams encamped
the owners were discussing whether it was bet
ter to return bome r or go to California. One of
the officers at Fort Kearney. counted G,OOO teams
that passed the Fort in the first twenty daye of
:Gay, going west tip the South Platte rood'. it
is impossible to estimate the number of pyritous
who started for the Gold Diggings this Spring,
but we do not think 100,000 an over evtimatr.—
Chicago Pres...
Tun DIBTILIARS, &c.—Last weak we published
a temperance. address in which a request was
made that the distillers would suspend opera
tions during the scarcity of breadstuffs, Sc.
aro glad to learn that most, if not all, in toms
and adjoining counties stopped of their own ac
cord, immediately after the alarming frost of the
4th innt. Thin is greatly to their credit, and
proves that they are not that heartless class of
men that many suppose they ere. But stopping
their distilleries is not the only good act they
are entitled to credit (or. They are now selling
out their stock of grain in small quantities to
destitute persons (or just what it cost them. At
least we hare reliable information from two cs•
tablishments where this in being done, viz
Messrs. Overholt's of Westmoreland county, and
Mr. Gray's, of Greene county. Mr. Gray, we
understand is selling his corn by the bag full at
90 ctn. n bushel, white some conscientious farm
ers, who consider it a great win to sell grain to a
distiller, are liking for their corn $1,2.5
Uniocioten Standard.
H. CLAY PATH AryI , ITILIP eat rite CHM= oe
STIALING A NRCISIO rarraulence, 31112020, 1050.
—The malicious prosecution of 11. Clay Pate
for larceny of his negro man Austin, ended on
Saturday night, shoot 12 o'clock, at Westport .
Capt. Pate was triumphantly acynitted, and the
decision wee received with vehement applause.
The prosecution failed to prove a single point
alleged and the Indignation of the people is great
against Dr Morris, the prosecutor. The crowd
in the court room could not be restrained from
applauding Messrs. Hovey & Claiborne, attor
neys for defense. Dr. Morris, on oath, denies
that he had anything to do with the article in
the Missouri Democrat of the I Ith May, charg
ing negro theft upon Pole.
Tut Boston papers announce the death in that
city of Me. John Augustus, n senilemou long
and well known in Boston in connection with
his benevolent exertions in behalf of poor crimi
nals, the latter years of his life being almost en
tirely spent in !meliorating their condition by
becoming bondsman for their geed behavior, and
providing means and opportunities that would
tend to &reformation. Possessed of a living in
come from means accumulated iu business pur
suits, the deceased was in • position to carry
out the dictates of a generous, heart aad those
who knew him best give him credit for sincerity
of purpose and great usefulness.
Fox New WIRIGAT.—We were shown a sample
of new Wheat on Change this morning, grown
on the farm of Mr. Henry Ames, in Illinois, a
Short distance from thin city. It is of the rod
'chaff variety, and the berry is very plump.—
There are fire hundred acres of this beautiful
Wheat, which, It is thought, will turn oat thirty
bushels to the sere —Sr Laois Yes,
COBGAMIONAL ELSCTlON.—Frovactu, Wed•
nada!" June 22,1859—At the election to-day for
• member of Congress from this District, Chita°.
pher Robinson, the American Republioan caodi•
dote, was elected. Ile received about 3,2(.1) Volts.
Thos. Davis, tho Straight Republican candidate,
supported also bye portion ..f tho De mecrnie,
received about 2,500 votes.
DYSPEPSIA.---Tbe worto I,f of trf coati fly
to r, soil know., that w. hardly f... 1 dertn.e4 to cn - cpy
tame or op.e. In I t.armon fo.• blare ..c_sysd ..11:1.1 tug
from out. or ...lbrl of it. rued lu :out, It Is suitor
a c.v. or • 032131t1VEN , 11 of elruo.t....ry other dloraort nod
taken la this stn." w. bsllev. one ram d,-1111:1Ille ):'s
lIOLLAND.BETTEIOI—.III always catttgate, it 13.8
perroattetzt cam We might cure stlvoc,
In , are ealdrrrsta; • reareaarg a* •.II as • ram.
mucky, dears to avoid tbn prn)tvlice wan-6 la.ol i allsEtt
W what world sown here
lottorestioo, iieffrff.fn.
',rt. MI that hams their ort.in tra in,pacr..l
which are larial-1 111LfloV.T , IfInOIWILKA *OO LI
hl,ut.tlD,prd.re,
is Thank, Psapattrncr, Dprrsoon fpirtag,
and ?matt/avg. nen., 1 ,, M.A...., and • Laval., .1 00,
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patch...one the beeellt cr that exp.-11.h., a. et,ll Oa,
mecbsolrel eltll he may were. se the tnetauf.,.ore.,l
thee. Inatmetents. When preferred. Tra-eee bill be true.
to order, and to all meta tbey Grill to TO•IllAV:111, mad soh'
at price's Gir bolo. then navally salad for Inktert inetre.
CDOAIA. An eastoloalint, after having ',smit., mud plc.,
Tremes le the MAIMS, to all that dnar.d.
FARM NOR SALE ON TILE 01110 111 V -
Elt. rune ladder i•Olnyff IL,chratet ao4 oue,..l,ately
adjulottel Industry Startale, C. awl I . Theo prok
tray I. ucmthy lha atteoltue of thew deelnef a Tatm or
easy ammo by ratites& Toe .11 Nat en e 11...! quality,
toil a rein to K. 0.1 Bann:at:woe Lleal is alt.sily erroed
There is e. of the Mr.. beautiful mt. b , r 1111r1,5
he found tai the . t/hte elver, already partially lawn - A.l by
Fruit and Ornamental Tree aerithruldrary. Thl. proper ,
ty le•iiold Ice and on mounurodating Unr• if applaml
fro. Nino. 1.. r further lutormallom plamye•pply n.
VON OW:6110114T.
. .
httsborsh and St.nt.owili. It•llrurd O Q ua
Js24:l.rdstrn.T Yonne strost,•l.,..v. Ntsitnnetd.
CE CLIENTS, bleat Safe,,, Bird Cages,
voslsn and sr Irs,Chanoal Yuman-% Loon Is....'etorns,
Aprotralno, For grab s Porotialn, Itnota nod
Coppsr and rlthCh Moist; Arnit a acitsnar stitch.,
army one ors:fantod . , in In a 1., nod 'soil ...Oct.
sI stock. of 11.unehold •/4.1 lirithsn 11,11.trols, ut tbe, 1.e..
City btotrosud Tto Wruel,oth. of
W. W. 1111.111,1511 AW, No. 134 Wand otn,t,
J.• 2.5 1.1 dam Lao. •Ign of flu. tk4d.o Gun
JOHN RUSKIN'S NEW BOGS—'he'l'm,,
Pa 1 ,,., [wing Lsclurts no Art end its Apolkstion
Docurst,i.n sod M•unfor.toes, ny Job,, 1.0.1 in, M. A ,
Ibor ol,"31odorn l`stionrs,” A.--
I , Jumouts of Soto stology, a Trsattruon 11.,At10 Proi:
•rtir. of 11.11.,, hs G., Mclntosh McLean, M.
at Jr.)) IrAVl:itlN'el, 03 mood ut.
MAItX S GENERA!. hIUSIGA I. N
-811011:11'../11.—Auu aid la touch,. sod lemmata In
svery branch , of musical Itoo.1•41/.., Tp.
his •or• com.
bugle minal. plsosUons of roustest metier, hom
lb. simpind rodlcounfs through Ike •41013.1 flort.orutione
of rrlbm, doclf Ise. of tours, ftalruntents, and
artlstlr forms Wrong... Mon, artist. I.rtortoun.. nod ma.
111 , •1 edsmtinn In N.tusrst, 11 hr. A. 11. Mast I,lco
For &.i. .101 IN 11. M 01.1.1110, Al Wfusl utf.ut
NEW ISLACKEItEI.-100 bill,. New le.ss
No, 3 lora. in .Inc., and for ova, by
.I.l=l aII 111 Nit A DI 1.11'4111T11.
J4ESLEY. UN LITUN.—Tho
Lures Otlisln. Yrreh Papply joB{ , rwc - el wed
APUCKWIJEAT-150 Lui. Kiln,' Seed fur
inan toy PURI VICK k. 1/11.14(1R1 . 11,
Jess 130 and IS2 Socond
SWEET POTATOES—Tim YEAR'S emir.
r.
8L Eristalloa, Jan reed nod for role by
Ja2s RATH/AA ANDERAON, 2g Wool at-
DINES-1000 Pine Apples to arrive and
/or nln by 1181111C11 A A NDEKSOrI, IX/ Won! or.
UCKIVILEAT-100 bus. in store and for
nlo by .1e2.5 811.RIVAII, t 1/ILWORTII....
Tl.l RTEENTII LIST or APPLICATIONS
for wiling hlgnorn, bled In tbn Clerk np In
awn 211.1522.
' AIDLotw Josopb, lararo, Wllklot lownahlp.
Arlen rear,— do Illrenleglown,
Armand. Jam., with labor gouda, 24 ward, Pittrborgh,
Donn David, go do Ylcateroporl.
Fortorfl.bontlen, ootinq lnge, .1d ward, Alleelleny,
bloller Henry, do do 401 no i'lltaburah,
loguldaby Patrick, lawn, 111 do .lo
Kan Juana, do 111, do do
Lowly W. 0, do
Moran T. J., do 1.1 word l'lttobunb,
AlcOartlony Fraud., with other gouda, 1 4 vil, Plitaleg,
hlceloakey Cornollmhlartru, ath ward, Alloyhoty.
Obey IF., do Chortle. town/WIN
&Ton Al linholor, .10 Hlrrolughon,
&Limn Jahn 11, Jo Charlton lowtohlp,
Enntl. Patrbk, do Wow Intnourgb,
bull), John Cloorgo, do 71A1 ward, l'lttabutrib.
A. ROWLINY. Mork.
Clerk's (Me, Juoo Md. MU. 1.21:2141
SIJNIL,It Es-100 bus. Buckwheat Seed;
210 do Bed Potato,
kW/ Osto.
50 bolo. now N 11.3 Slookord,
33 holm
bl.O. Hotting,
• • 10 c.lO ouprolor Ham.,
50 bbl.. Extrw.Ylour,
n kegs Iroott Hotter,
tO M,irw uow W. It. Ch 0...,
Ey RIDDLE, WIWI'S d 01., 15u 1J booty ol
WVERNMENT PILE CLAY,
10 Mulls ptl.l for a.le by
in 2l :"W" 3. NON li APPF SARNO, Waldrop..
- - _
F lfiE W -- 0R1(S, FrRE WORKS—Foultru
o r Jus. 1660—Wa are now roe/dribs from the factory
of 11. P.l.dobl, kr whom wo aro 60LE MIENT6, s full owl
complete ssocatmoot of Phi Illsoka, Clainiblibg of bn
ves :
Ilockets from 1 oz. to 2 lbo lblluto of Ile, a, I, 2,2, 4,6;
Homan Caudloo, from 1 boll Plower
to 20; Vlylog Plgomon
Roman CenSlet,Oplorrd,fra Trim:glob, N.. toe:
1 boll to 22; Vortical WI.. i s
Solna Wh0...,
LIII= 1 ::, , No I b. 3;
Rudolf;
PM Wheals, No. 1,2, a; Otflooe6 Normal,
Chasers, N. I, 2,3, Uoubla ilsowloor,
a:Molloy No.l, 2,3; I Torpsfort-260 000,
Elblbltlon Owes from SAO toSIM, wllb film dam,
H2I42I.I4II.*ANDERSON,
jai NO. 20 Wood it, oPlaNdi• 81. Mutes Sad.
41,1 -
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS—ProposaIs
fr the grading of Smith etreet, from. Penn *Matt to
the Allegheny tiger. sill be reeeited Jely yt , st toe
oleos of the hecording %mutat,. lio. fie Insitalinelel Essen.
MONI.KY, In-corning Resonator,
rittehoeith, June '2'2, leactfelthAtained
N t 7 ita.n.w.xx
Assurance Company,
NO 1 moorhen: STREET, LONDOV.
ESTABLISHED IN 1536.
CAPITAL 86.20 ti.hoo 00
. .........
PAID UP CAPITAL AND PUNPLUP
ANNUAL ILIGTILNUIt. fur the ytureutl-
In January 31. 1F.55.
TIES COMPANY INSURES AtiAINST
Lou or Damege by Fire. almoet every deeertptlon of
Property. TAr /tow of Premium! are nowirrate, and. In
W came, Load upon toe character of the owner or occu
pant, and the merit+ of the
. . _
. ,
Loma pftruptly adjustod and paid erithcot rarer.o. to
Loudon A special
promo pouf pror.ded zn Philaid
p.Siz fire plyntent 0 fr., in this country.
IIrIItNOIS 11 P121,1117ZA.
11 Jame. Skean) , Co„ 174 Wood etreet;
•• John Fined & Co, 1.3
Brown & Kirk6intrle.km, 163 liberty
" D. Grevir • Co, WO Wood nre ee t,
" WDwo, AFILroy & Co, 64 Wood street:
•
James McCnridlen 4 Co, 10.3" "
Nimick & Co , 96 Water street:
" 0 A. Fatiowdoch & Co, First and Wsod streets
" J,s Wo.deall Oo , Second end Wood streets;
" Atwell. Lee & Co, 6 Wood .trees:
" Dorehtleld A Co, Fourth nod 61.661 sttosts:
lileCnrwillews, Moans &Co, Wood nod Water et,:
arritacaCit ra PrlltahaLPEol.
George IL Stuart, I.q, 13 Bank street.
memes. M y er. . cmghora A Co , 232 Market etreot;
" Wm. :11'1(m t Co., 22 dooth Front street;
hi'Coictieon A Collin., Front and Now (mg
Sinith, Williams A Co., ht 3 Market 'trier,
" devise Graham L Co., Wand 22 Letitia .trend;
Joseph B. Mitchell, Keck Presideut ectionim' Book;
datum Doulap, Req., Ptcallent Colon Beak:
Mon. W. A. Porter, lute Judge l'opreme C.rt.
JAMICS W. AIUBOTT, Agent, •
jeTl.ly.ll,l Temporary Orrice, 103 Wood etreeL
SEWANNOUNCEMENT.-lluwr &
Mf
en's List of New Motu
Memoir. of Catharine the I% 1 vol., cloth, 10,00-,
The Cevaller, by O. P. It. James, I rol, cloth c sl,2s; 2 vole
1 1 . Per, FLOC , :
Pndrie homing lo Ametiot, by J Clad, M. P, 1 vol.
cloth 50q paper
Love Mn Little, Lore Me Long, 1 rot, chilli 20r, paper CZ,
%lawn and Firienctenrcs of itellglnos Eintinitta, (New titer
Putiotte/ by ii' . Ceerhnr. 1 rot, cloth 0,25;
tonna. Slone. and Farming, by n. W. Bracher, I ,ul e
cloth $1,13;
AM's, by Verde.: 3. Canna,/ vol. cloth, 31,00.
UM of Joon Watt. by Monet/tld. 1 vol, clot. $1,t 1 %
Tribute to tiro Memory of fluinboldt--Adderaolo by J. P.
Thotoraan, D. D., Prof. Maio; prof. Llobor, prat mnyot,
lion. Omega Sanoeutl, Pror. Agooeir, In lb. Pulpit and Ito..
tenon price only 70 non.,
Volume G bow American Cyclupwalia,
bnOth'e Art ir,, (noir edition.) 1 rot , moth sl,:=s:
The iron M.0./neon' Bode, by Lcdtry, 1 TO/. do. t 3;
Long./Oh on /ha Bonny Boy, nun edition,
Th. Auterfcan Stair Budder. I Tot, cloth 10.
BUST a MIN Ira. tiloooloc 11.11, Rth et.
I==
THE FURNITURE, 0001) WILL AND
FIXTUREtt of the lintel, k DOWII NI the FRANKLIN
IIuURE, on Chretunt otteet, Pa/4TV Third, Philadelphht.—
The Pnruitnre it In gout condition, and the arr.nge-
Manta t•I the bouteare w.ll calculated for the busluese.
-• • • • -
A five yeeee lease will be given to the purchaser, to gate
front the time of the purchase.
The present proprietor le Seafront, of quitting the bush
LIM% therefore he often Mb opportunity to sotto pupate,
hotel keeper who may be dextrous ,1 entering lota the haat
ntts la Philadelphia.
The Muer. 1.111 eccorarnotiste ten hruldrerl genets C. 10•
for tehly. For tut liver particolare, .JJre.e the undanegted
w.z.l rd O. 11. P. PAIIKNII, Proprietor.
Regulators
. R F, C
V .
REGULATORS,
Suitable fur Hallruail arid other Odle..
Bradntreet'e Commercial Reportk
For Bankers' and !Juliana men.
FOURTH SEMI-ANN UAL voLumE,
JL nr thta •eleal.ll record of cre!tte. which a . at poblaLtd
uu tee 13th ofJanuary, hat hug I.eu ”ahauauat ty & , aPh ,
.111.1..011P1e &maw], a errand aud cur.
rtct.d, has teen Maned, and I. no. peady f.. de:tvely
each an have out already eupylled l henuielene will the
work.
I , Teral hatultrahl of the 1..11 Hauler• and Merchants la
dlfrel rut cities of the Ural., barn a.suo , d Ia perl•c [lag thug
Referee. itsoard, thalo ruelliug • verarlt... and triable
rmpend et tla INclaulary catrhti..o and prorymeta mud Lush
a... 1 rapectt• 4,l•fmat Z&I')J totrranttle Urn✓, lug twenty
ell .J tho prtsa.g..l etiKent..l,lli rr, growl.. to the Cult.,l
Th.. New York Merchant or Ilauk , •r will row-retain Ify a
k., earolopeayina the Lot. thy grade of crodat, rbuacl•r,
Labile, and uyital of 'nett a• will It likely to deal erftlf
Lon, while. the. nt oft,osn merchant well Irani rlth at
carry, tho rcaa alvalatton ow .LL : L [La New 1 oak boners
Lw Ihmr
T.. pt,vtda that nalpht .n -car la
Itt,ll. 4., 0f ., , , k,1 /I .14,111111,4 Wien. %Atm haent• thlorra.l
of the chatyrs that maet he,treact:y take plat, the pr..
lamue • prta,4 slua no"' wrs.. ~try t‘wk.
The thee antt ../oVic inch • work mutt th• 'were
it mutt prottetit, mud the Intiwnre Matt hove to ...tut tug
• quad turttl proillable trite. make It Invaluable to
aeln 31etclum.,11anufactutera, N, t. Ihoketa, aral Banat
:1 ..erstant, eta ei 1.. 1...1e. lacluileg Ilt• two tem. all
anti entuntre, th••• thertentivererbotts an.l !he factlltte• of
Ihn elk., I. laruiabvti to ealtecrthere ta (Me Ilundred Pot •
I•tre pr anutaty
rutl toartscnbari, a.. 1 trnl,Kel la thla advertuit.tt-kt,
*1 UR♦thaTBACZT * PON.
Oro.' Proaslway I,•nk
H IVRVIN..Ir A,nr
%Is of
my'
The Corallto and Porcelain Tooth
H AVY hair been crternavely teatefl by the
Ilgt.ovro,•nd rM ‘,41r1
Hang 441 IlnifflOrw?Llll.o.l.l44 Kohl plate to
stall thotmeleve or the onyroremenm rintor,al In these
beeptitnl or? le of denttetry
llntr Impel forlty too/dela mealy la thole perfect adapt.,
thy. to the math; their pertert cleanlloym, trirty without
crack •Y yr., ra• for toad I • hod •nd rood. of a
eralornel ph?. h lb. Plirrf/ of tow mouth tahmkt act.—
They ere Ire. hem all metallic Mato :den mon ar tarpleh
sal to not shoot the Wrath. They al., c0m1.?... peal
etitmoh, trith Ilahlotst, condor, and olemtnro. The...lth
Ile Ir rer•enthl•noo ia hatorat teeth: tender them the
meet •le•trahle •nloentote• for the.. orasna 'no altered
esiaalroutou •rdi hl If confirm all ?hat ham Wan Kahl in
r.,.r00 Cr. HTEIIIIINI..II p, Dentist.
he 1.1 Penn street Pittetar, t h
11.—Terth drawn hy the halal... prover.
aplalii • ljraF
P. r. 1./Ulll.l, .......... ... __ ._ ._...rnsl,Reuos LIOULZ
BOYLXI & CO.,
si ll 59 s nomi STREET, • r i
crNcINNA.Tir. OHIO,
111NATERS
FOREION LIQUORS ANI) WINES
PIMI.I.I[IIB ov
4 T. 4: 0 // CIL. COT OON 1' I HI Ts,
Caii.lione, Burning Fluid nwl Spirits of
TURPENTINF
fil•Wlll.tUr•r• Or ,I,toulpti,l4
ilumestie Liquors, Winrs, Cordials and French
33 I T T E
encidAtutly as hand task.. graln. of pus..
Bon It BON AN r) RYE Will tiK EY
l'eaell and Apple B r*ndy
I=l
I'I , J,EIIItATRI) .11(13F," %V
Af,rtt• for FREDY.R:CF; OttUI.VI4 Kett tin-r ElO4
94514..1h0r1yt .
OA It L A I\U P Ilt/I•MIILTh 11 , 1111 i MAL In.
Fr JIAT pOItTIUN OF' OAKLAND known
..0.• lyttn; wahle t• o and • hall
of ton Ott, bee tonnn w.teltrnind I oto lota or V111•0[1.
1f.1.1 .10% 1•11,1lIg In hem noe to We acrtn each !two, of
Ih•n. err 1••••4, 0111.1•1ftwoltrolawt ffy
nrtel with Im , .t Ireer, and otnnrs onutly rollloQ , muncepti•
bin of bring boonarotto the nowt terturvettne manner.
Thu. lote 4141 etwrettoelnd by on neenlhent onithbothowl,
with lb. wit ant/Afoot a not claw papule .cit.!, tanglit by
al, and II re it. 91 Knrr. with pohlic &clones in the vtalnity.
A Ilan ..(0111 1111111.01 room every hoar outing the daygand
i n • .thert I,teenneer Itsallrrald 0111 h. lotilt, Moo
rrtnlerlog than nowt 1.11 .Inte owl A...nettle
Vt.. tenacity of germ ry,..retlltly of tonenns, purity of alr, and
con•nnienet. to the city, they are nontrottontwi u awn. for
country readdethat.
In rrdur to accommodate Now. whofilay wish to inaprove,
fbny two offered at the Inner log very i.twy terms:
One tenth In !rand and the loniane in nine telnal Annual
pay Monte. jt.thlred W. O. LltiLIN. 91 Daantond It
NOTICELIATTENTIIIN TWIN I.III.IIART
SO-
Cletr—llerribetre of title Faint, am hereby notified
that a epocial taunting of the Woclaty will IA 1,014 at the
onion of Oa atrettr. on YiIIDAT ItVgNINO. 2.1111 loal, at
7 1 4 o'cluctt. row:tool altendaticn la regorated ae the Nasal.
otontel nominations for elhenre will Ise made. Ily order of
jell J. K. UAIIIIOI.IK, ttney.
Autln• Its
PRSONS. upon %Atom rksse..surtalta for par
lug Loy. Pont tondo , and who hero but void the and
.0410 lontwitnaut doe thereon, Ore herehy 1.112,4 that If
thn earne Is 1101 paid to the City Treutatr on or before the
let of r July, writ• will be leaved at that time against all who
A. W. ro3na, JR.,
CU, fluliritzr.
may Lo dalliqucut.
J.. 223.1
ANYPERSON DESIRING TO RENT A
tingle room ran lour of so earellont opportunity of
obtolnies n goo, largo room to s dwelling Ilonae to the cote
trel pert of the illy of application at OFYION.
. .
.1.22-zo
L_OW PRICED SUMAIER DRESS 0150 - D.
.2_4-1111ItellY1111.0 A 00. Lash retaltad Ict of strong
Ilsragas.srblith they are stilling at 1214, and 2.5
cents tar yard. Also, Cm /ranch do. and out.. thin Bun,
soar Drees iloods—a Vary Nil ....u.ent. Jeri
City Taxes and Water Rents.
OTICE le hereby given, that in accord
aroue with Acte of kteamtily, ,god by authority of the
Car of l'ittiburtiti, all City Tuns and Water Kowa fur
MY 003 COW one and payebie et the alike of *hobby T,...
n*,.*, Yonitli !divot.
• , •
0..11 Tai...11,1 Wsler IL..Le paid Ikaturo 4eeu.l I.t,
deduetiou el Flea per Cent .1111 Lee numbs
On tbuim paid from August Ili to Neptorobar Ittb, . de.
ilartion of Two per Coat.
Ou thou, paid via or miler October lot to NC.V..11141 lit,
Five per Ceut. will be added.
And for all tb* T ono awl Water ftenlasomaitibig oop.id
on November let, warrant* will be lamed, with an addition
of Ton per Cont. WM. NIOUSAVII. City Traiwuror.
. . - • .
N. /.I.—Tannota aha agr..
Ivith their latuilottis to pay
Water Rent.. ula lbw trnenienta 1t,., cecupy, tan a.sp,mt n
lb. antour•t on application .t the Troaxorrea Ofam. J515:0
BLANK IsOOKs,
LEM lER9, ,
.. .
JOURNALS,
061311 BOONS,
DAY DoORS.
'SINN lioc,Kg
COURT ItkOIWID2I,
And Every da.rti.tl. of 111.4 hood r. trikdo to
orator at short notice, ntlhs Lost motorlo/o, told In • sotottl.
or m..', by WM. G. JOLINSTON A CO.
Je2d Monk hook Molters, a Wood attest.
EVERY AXIBRICAN should understand
the we of flre.erros. in order to Loom., adepts, let
sour Lose enamour. young. We here oo band a most en.
tenant, ante and re.111614* article of DOY'd BOOT GUNS,
.11Ich ere Just the things for beelooere. They are mid at
low prime.
J. 20 OAIITVULICULT k YOUNti,
No. 6e Wood street.
Jatsctllattrous.
J. B. CALDWBLL & CO.,
522 Chestnut Street.
(opposite Girard
PHILADELPHIA.
SEW lIIIIPORTATIONSeVIN ICI WATCH ILK •
PATER% MULLINS t 00. Watches. In Genera.
CHARLES /76011/311/IW3 Ltnetelon Time-Keeper, rime
eerie, .11 aim., In Hrtelting ilmes mod Open E.
LerSole Authorized Agents for above.
GOLD AND SILVER. 'MOLISE AND SWISS
W A "1" C H .E B.
RICA JEWELRY, new designs.
DI AVIONDS, PEARLS, and nil the /estimable Style..
SILVER WARE, nissorpassed lo style, qnslitg and finish
*3..Strangnrl visiting Philadelphia, are invited to es
=II. their •
2,104,111 02
933,924 12
NEM .V 4RBLE ESTABLISHMENT,
• ♦alt ordn/ling uo oblinztoon to purchasers.
UNIF,./R.ll PLUCKS, In idnin figures, and no isritdoo
3823 lid
VV.U.EIJD'S 1..A. - Z.E11•7 "4";
SEWING MACHINES
TT AVE gained the confidence of all who use
them, and have proved one of the most valuable to.
Tendon* of the age. They one • Shuttle. making the Lack
&gal on both sides ante cloth alike, which cannot be on.
related or,pulled Out.
They are all made with the highest mechanical atilt', and
all warm:Med to work well on all kinds of goods, from the
Lightest Fabric to Ham Leafier. In particular, we valid
nil the attention of .11 to our sew Family Sewing Machine.
It has been manufactured expressly for Family use, and ho.
met with favor from eIL It is so amplified as to render It
almost Imposable to get oat of order, cr derange its opera-
Ilona Indeed It is so simple as to astonish one, that ...tall
• pleoe of mechanism alit mar.
Below, we glee a description of the afferent styles of Ile
Weed Patent.
NO. 1 lo• very cooreolent style, which can bo worked by
baud or foot, on or off Its own table. For Convenience of
•Lipping, and afro for large matinfoctories, whets it is nen-
Laser, to plods . nomber of Machioto Into • king bench,
making nos table sower for them all. Price. 90.
1110. 11, With Walnut or Slatiogony Table, either with
or without Don Top, srlilth luck. down. Prior, $lOO and
$llO.
No. 3, Same •Ire ao No. 2, Lot tn. with . belt, and at
• touch higher rate of speoil. Thi• kind la well wimpled to
m•ooforturtng Clothing or Leather work. Tbl• Is rattily
the chaspest kindlier. In the market, so there Is no work
done ono &ming Machina that It will not do. It Is confi
dently assertyl that tbio Machine runs easier Ham soy to
rhino now In ow. Price, $lOO.
NO. 4, This Machine b. • long arm, to accommodate
lormareork. It nos •t • high onto of opted, run. faulty,
and la, without • doubt, the best Mor.hlno for Tolima' use,
ever offered to the public. It is also peculiarly JIMA fur
plantation work, no It In very simple yet •Wetantlod and
dorable, with but little liability to get ant of order. Price,
$l2O.
No. 5. This is a new and cheaper style, sod a general
favorite tor Y•mily, Light Leather, nod • great rot iety of
work. It has heed gotten op with relator. to fornialling •
strong and durable, yet light and tardy Machias, at. law
price than either of the above. It rood very easy, rapidly,
and i. pronounced the beet machine 1,09: 10 0.0 , 1. 1 , for $OO.
No. 6. This la • blachins got up 00 an •otirely ne•
principle, different nom anything ever before offered to the
public, and we confideotly stern tb•t, for family use It has
not an equal. It io very light and tasty, root very rapidly,
I. &mast wiretap! in Ito operntlon, and new A STRAIGHT
NREDLV.. It losii wronged iso to ly utterly impnasible for
It Wade. atitrhoe. It has a toxemia on loth alibi., met ear
ries • large supply of thnisil on the under .pool. Tho mo
tions are gained by two small crank. that run without per
reptilfin milyi. The two threago ore w.ked In ouch • min
.( as never:to both poll at the same time, and consequent
ly, little liable to bread,. no Yam is very elastic, and die
thread does not break in w.bing. ft will do anus work
butter thou any comp machine now In market, and it oaeo
cottor nr own with must fricillty. Priew, st.o.
Drecripti•e CfraiLaro tarnished gratis.
OFVIUR, HT BROADWAY, NEW YORE.
I~AOLOqB WANTED.
ISSP. Second .A.rryvnl of
CARPEITS AND OIL CLOTHS,
AT TIIE FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE,
D. M'CALLUAI RESPECT-
Ty a FULLY sonoutre that they are recelvin•
and supply a CAMPKTIMI, selected directly from toe
import** and Manufacturer* by one of the Mtn, now In
the PAM, to which they invite Gm attention of purchasers.
Alen, a new etylw of CANTON MATTING, for summer par
lor* The latmt male of CaltPiLT BWIMPEBB, etc.. ,
loth dull be offered at Ibe lowest rams.
Jc o W. D. I II !ITALIA:IM.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE .COSIP'Y
OF PIITSBUILOH.
Dirks—No. 37 Fifth Street, Bank Block,
TNSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
FIRE. AND MARINN RUM._
IPA AG JONES, Ptaddent; JOAN, D. BIeCORD, Tleo
Preahlent D. M DOCK, Pectetary; Cap. W 11.1,1,411 URA N.
General Agent.
Drascrons--latme Jon., C. G. Ilotteey, Garvey ChM!,
Capt It. C. Gray, John A. Wilma D. katmeettalt, John
D. kleOurd, !mac M. Pennock, N. P. eterling, Capt. Wm.
Dean. Thee. 11. Howe, Robe, II Derlt. jet 441
C. B. M. SMITH,
=121:1
ri..lmcz)
RiPIIANCIC AND UANIEIINO sin
KRAMER & RAHM,
33, Bank Bl,w•k. Fifth Street,
PITTALICIIGH, PA.
in.. IMAM „. .....
W beg to apprise our friends and the pub
that has. tritsoarsi Lo mar now OrYlCh, NO.
33, BANK BLOCK, VI VTII wtee will be
happy L. lender them our .aria., and fru., hers
onr ample
Capital, with an saparlatica of twanaty pyre to the bueloarie
lu thai Ily, will enable mite me. the granola Otlt customer,
W. will oat.. to /raps, Lb.
kralisdia. and Molina Boaltaawin sit Its b.-aorta..
oar. taiwa , n 2. nal ..4 " . ..aorta...
stoat, Stood, and On. , Socurial, bought and 0,1.1 ow
Coomalainon.
Prompt attention given to 0.11,14.ris In my or canntr•.
ta.t.ants Ilearett...ll/1 0.11.10,
Intar.at ottlnertal 012 rim. L4prial.
Wka,l in Nana. Dank 3.4... Lam! Warrants, •c
Credit Remittance., or eaerriipotatente at lowest passible
rare.
Making Retwros promptly by Mat mail, ea dirta-I.A.
KRANWA • KAI'S'
REMOVAL.
MEORAW'S
To 179 LIBRRTY owwit. Mar t.t.
REMOVED.
C
111E1SSEY CO. have removed to
. Owl, rwsr Copper Waroboltow, NO 37 . FIFTH
STREKT. In th• Iron Pmnt Blurt, thud Jam *eat of Kuud
wont.
Pittsburgh Copper Rolling Mill
C.. G.. FILISSEY dr-
BRAZIERS BOLT AND SDEATOING COPPER,
PRESSED COPPER BOTTOMS,
ocoAtor I V h: T_T IN C 4
/taunt Ma Balm. and flat. of oil San,
Brass Kettles, Sheet and other Brass,
BrEIoSEJL.E.OLBER, COPIIHR atvrrs, ail.
0...10n la Block Va. Tin Plato, 1.4 Wins tam. 7.lnt,
&almond, *beet ltna. Mani Toot &c.,
No. 37 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Copper Cut to any patyrn. aplo:6cad
KNOTS ICIG VILICABI Koons,
No. 27 Fourth Street, near Ferry.
HE subscriber respectfully Renew:lees to
T
the patrons et thu svollAssourn establishment lbst ha
Is still prepared to furnish
PARTIES AND WItUDINUS
Is rery toot atMe with
JCRS. JRILINS, FANCY CARES AND PYRAMIDS
. .
,
Scrtl.l.l•rtorn and Lzdk• forood nlth lloata, including
ury delicacy of lb. pawn, In atria equal to guy flntt clam
howl. at all hours day and averting.
JACOB B. 110BLEY.
Now Stock of fdelodeorun.
JUST RECEIVED, a splendid new lot of
Muludeo., from lb. factory of Illaso, I Manor. Pb..
ton, lorltullog all the ttylra made by this Arm. idle maks
of trntnouta have boron apprort4 by lb. Krantz:A moa4
dana to the country.. Dr. bonen finoon. 800. P. Moot, W.
B. Bradbury and othors—oona,usotly thoy ran bo radial
uu tut bolut.drat clop hurroutents. Thoy aro nolo., fur the,
following pointy:
I. Their puts and musical quality or tone
'2. Their great power or toga.
J. Their quality of lona
4. Their prompt mule., touch
6. Their beautiful etyle of debt,.
6. Their durability.
7. Their thrums. of aim
by - ISMAIL SIXLI.OII, al Wow' et.
Descriptive circulars seat to ear address. mylf
WINNER'S PLANO PRIMER —A now
end complete method id lemming to play the Nom)
oitonot • Master. In MN work the nodintents of mettle
are explailn a mor and simple mantes. while melodli
mu maim merrier. 1•70 introduced which on calculated
to Intermit gi wilmome the pupil: to which I. gelded the
toured wog; pollte, marches. it,. mover baize publiahed
In soy .broil.{ work. Prktaboo. For sale by
JOHN 11. kINLLort, 81 Wood it.
aireopleo melted on receipt of price.
SUNDRIES--
bpd nuke Stopo. tad Po la Ash;
•
Mel do Gorman Clay;
CO bble. " Cattalo Alkali;
lee kegs Bl.Carb. god.;
MO bag. Nitrate of bode;
COO bone. country War
lOC bbis. No.. I and 2 ItOain; •
On bend and for male by ALEXANDER NINO.
OUSSEL'S EAU LUSTRATE 000-
RANTIL—TbIe nnimrsally approval and admired
ticle,froofrom ardent epirlte, pungent oils and other de
otroction materials, cleaned. Lair etpoditlonity, readmit
beautlfally bright and impart, to it the delicate Ingramo of
the glowers. For We by JON. FUMING,
Ja:l3 Career Market .greet sod the Dl stood.
POTATOES,
POTATOES,
POTATOES.
1.000 lota alto Rola to loth. Otis day and for oat° by
Jo2l J. B. CANFIELD A 00., Ytnt larval.
IMPORTED MEDITERRANEAN SEED
WHEAT.
200 linsholn per ship .Bolta," arriving and for do by
felaStd• JA& NoCULLY & CO., 172& 174 Wooded.
CSILL, Su=sox DENTIST; Office
. and &voidance No. B 7 (HUNT STUMM
opposite the Wart Home, Wier., be van cult the I/IMle
of any that may favor hint with thou patronage. Any of
the various idyls. of Tooth Inserted If whiffed. mug:dips
ENGLISII DAIRY CHEESE-45 boxes
chola Just reaped and km we, wholesale and retall.
FICANOird Famllf Grocery and Tea 8.% Federal la.,
suelbeny. Je2l
p UOKIVIIEAT SEED-1500 buE4. Primo
./LN Ibutain 15.3 fur silo. to arrive Thorsi.y, frid 1 ."
Eatbrday, by DAVID O. blgitar_
__,...
7•=374 corns Liberty and n...d. , ____-- . -
S EED BUCKWILEAT. —5OO bud, York
State for mato by J. ft 1.100.63 T •03,
Ja33 76 Wst.rarb______,....--— ; ----.. • 9 3 F.... .""t.
POTATOES -500 bush. Reds and Lake
Rune to arriva lin d for sale b/
/sal RIDDLE, WIRTH t Co.
•
CIHIESE-75 Las. from carious dairies,
NJ boat W. a, for cottlar,r.r . 0 " bY
pa) DIMLY, MIS CO.
OIL -10 bele. Tonner'c Oil received on
b,lbsipaant awl nr We by
Ja23 ALEXANDER KING.
'
B"
bbls. amtill white for sale by
1•51 itErrny n. cou.nrs.'
PBAUD PRACIIES-2 bbls. now land
Ins for wk. by UAW" 10011.111 W.
Ctlol=l2l
!=I
It=
Vint Actices
1.1;?T13Z AULD/ERNS' COUNTY EDUCATIONAL
AORKUTON .1D bold It. regular monthty mooting
In MON CITY DOLLED:a HALL. on SATURDAY. :In MO:
Rot, al 9 o'clock a. la.
EXERCISES:
lectors by N. NoD:oz. Er.i: dutdoci--Cummon SOluas:
lindr lodne tae.
botnra Dy D. Donnl.., Sul..ject—ilod , of Toacinag
Litoarapay.
Dt•co11leo; S abjoat.—Por: ors and Drams of Peln.cipall
and A.aiatapta of Oradad SehooLa-
Res4lng by Mau Lucy IL Mod. and Mn. Mnrr, Mr. M.
F Raton and Mr. O. &Cochran.
Je2l:2td J. s. HAWK, Soc. Ex. Cum.
ObALlicncrur etwners.—Secretary and
Trea.roe. Milk:, No. 31 FIITU STILENT. Pitt.
bare.
thm...t Lt. clot 6TERIL
Pas elm, auk Iseraascs CostreSr.
Pithiturgh, May 07, HSI
SAT a meeting of the Directors of is
Company, bold thin day, a Dlridetal. of FIVE PER CENT,
being Two Dollars ands Half per share on paid op Stock,
war declared, payable In coat, on demand, to the holden
ofpaid up ,tort, sad to be applied to the liquidation of
Stook Nome on Stock not folly paid op.
mylBdlwd L fiklEft S SILOS L, Secretary,
Slars o o o AGENTS WANTCD.—To sell four
now Invention. Agents bars made over $25,000 on one—
/Netter than all other almilar epode. Send fohr stamp
aod get 80 mom particular% Prld.
Jelittlmelaw•E RPRRAIIII BROWN. Lowell, Haas.
iterAGrdaTls WANTED in thim State to =-
am arab ilia GOLDEN SALVE. B.lle rapidly. Cari me e
gad pay. For lame, kr, , sand stamp.
Joll.3mdamar C. P. W lIITTE.v , Ira rrII Idaali,
ft musmento
Two Days Longer.
L. D. LDN'S'EI
MAMMOTH
National Circus
WILL SSIIIBIT IN PIITSBURON ON
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
tin the Trimble Hotel Lot, Penn Street.
rugllS GREAT EQUESTRIAN ESTAB-
Itshmeut compd... the NNTIRE COMPANY ot thu
Puladalptil• National Circus, topthar with • Urge mum
Lsr of the mast talented Among. sod European
The celebrated etude of thoroughly tralusd circus home
from
WELSH' NATIONAL CIRCIJA, .
•
LENT'S NEW YORK OittOUS
and MAYII SOUTLIKUN CIRCUS
Are here ergatinea.
SA LLIE ATTORNEY,
SHAM ATTORNEY,
SAMUEL AND ROBERT ATTDKN EY.
FRANK RODSTON,
W. KINCLDE,
DAM WELDER, Go A itellotti Clown,
Anti the Incomparable EdDrated haulm
DAN RIDE AND P. T. BARN VD•
WM. EINOADE, YOUNG FORREST; The Child Rider.
LI'LLE ELISE; The now. Great Cloven., PAM WELDER,
TOM VANCE and W. KINGARE, ...Died by YOUNG DAN
the Three Tevr Old, the mil Meet, younge.rt,and funniest
Grimaldi ever known In the Ring AGIN FRANKLIN,
TIKES LICE, W3l. ROTWIEFORD. It. HERNANDEZ, W.
DUCTIOW, 0. W. ROSS, IL FORREST, JOHN GLENROT,
Ii'LLE AUGUSTA. bI'LLE RORKE, L. NIGEL BURKE.
W. ILEAFTRON, W. GEARY. J. F. LEI:FILLER:ADOLPH
GONZALES, the Chillan ApriD; Masters Robert, Gnarl.,
Willie, Chirditier, and • host of [info' and carefully selec.:ed
ACROBATS, GYMNASTS, JUGGLERS, LA PERCILE
EQUIPOISE, end a boat of now, mrprloing and entertain
ing Wt.
The Triumphal Procreation, with the Gr.." DtwEth Cher
lot, and long traisief matched cream-colored hors., will go
through the principaletreata of the two tiara nod surronntl
tog toronghe each doy.
Pucka or Ananstrow—To Ilorot 50 cent; PR 25 cents.
Dome open at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, end 7% o'clock
in the evening. Periormance to commence halt an hoar
after. Ja2l-114
IMPROVED AND IMPROVING REAL
ZEITATIII FOR SALK AND FOR BllNT.—eThe
log valuable properties to Pltteborgb and the City Dirtrict
am offered for We and tent at low Wee and on emay terms.
FOR SALE—A substantial three story Brkk Moues, with
a three story Leek buildleg—flimpront roof—and containing
sixteen rooms, altnated on Fourth street, Plttsborgb, oppo-
SIM the Iron City Bank. The lot is 27 lent 10 Mew front,
by 90 feet deep.
/I.o—,asset hundred and Arty feet of ground on Con.
mew street e aml running thoxe ibree hundred teat to low
miler marked Monongahela river. The river front of Ills
property is the Ow lege!above Dam No. I, and i•
admarnbly Wapted for • elute, which Ix moth needed in
that locality, and would Field large proilw
Ateo—Poor hundred Met of ground On /40:10 greet, and
rowing same distaste. lo low solar mark, sad situated be.
Moon to, nen boiling UM of Moorhead A Co. and the
Fitmlorgh and Beaton Copper Works.
Aran—two himelnel BmMmg lots on Braddock, Brady
nod CemmerW`streets and Perinsylrania Avenue. The
preen of Wee loti vary from two (sml) hundred dollars to
eight (1919) bemired dollars esch.
A Lou—Wooneen sores of Land on Belt Strout, containing
tern limestone mid tau freestone quarries!, now under team.
The abuse lend and city district iota adjoin the city, and
are only about ono mile from the Court U,....
P.M BENT.—Porto Ilsw—This well known Mall boa
been recently Wad up rod improved. It is sell DOW
.end We comae., Is by a wide end easy enamor..
Amo—A gond Wail ou Market Moot fora Variety Store
or Millinery buoineee.
AlLlO—NwTeral Offices and Bowe on ?bird and Market
etreete.
E. D. GAZZLIL
No N) Market otreet, ip Wits.
OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
A cement of Me Proprietor for the
ileneont of 1859.
HE 01110 WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
cmantir. Id Milts north from
Colembo• l the Capital of Ohig) on t h e &Mtn riot:T.lo miles
from Lolowar, a miles town the White finlyhar SUtiom on
tlio roof:3o.ld. Mt. Vernon and Pitted:lmb Mallread. and
10 ,nod.. from Pleasant Valles or Springs Station, on the
Oolutubtut l'iqua and Indiana Railroad. Thee Springs will
be open tot the rot-option of vbatore
On the let Day of inn°.
The improvement. of UM have been large, enabling the
proprietor Co evcommodate from floe to els hnnillsea coed&
Among the. Improvements may be a...toed • large and
elegant hotel,oew cottage rove, additional building. far
moose:Dent sod recreatioe, satint!. With how., • eteem
laundry, to., to.
Upon the satiate there are five Springs, all within the lawn,
four of erbkh, the White Sulphur, the hitalybesta, the Slag
oastao and the folio. Chalytieato, are decidedly media.),
whilst the fifth 1# remarkable for the peaty of its
TUE WIUTE
le a bearalful Artesian landau. a r rested neer tb• rocky
bank of the Prato titre. At the depth at 160 feet below
the meta. of the &ciao flows are remarkable stream of
adpber water, which mpg.. aris Spring. Tble .cream
was diaroveral tarty years ego by • gentler:ma who was
borlog fa mil The water, when reached, at once artn to
tba surface, and bas ever since motioned to doe during all
*aeons, 'azimut change or abatement, either In quality or
volume,
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
For pars them Springs tare bane highly eabromal for
Chair medicinal properties. During the peat Beaten their
teputsttoti In this respect has bean drigulsrly oacifirmed.—
They tare administered by • phydolan, jai:Deland, as to
quantity, time of Stinting, confines." /mend under this
eputimetle plea the mired Irmo numerous and grattf, lug.
Tilt WRITE WATER 801.1 , 111111
I. pwculterly serviceable le Mo. dleorders of the Lift. sod
Stomach, • Waled. often afflict gen thatneu who have been too
closely conduct! lu badnese, and person. of sedentary
TILE CRALTTIEATE BPIIINGS
Are permanent totilet, Their effects upon broken down
mid debilitated conatitntiong have been not tranalent but
lasting, giving to the blood new vitality, and to the per
eon new lite and vigor.
TLI DILONESIAN WATIIt
Is • gentle aperien L
IsmUde may rely upoa ethry fruity being rarnisbed
them ertilob can contribute to health and combat.
As • delightful reeort . duriug the rammer month., the
Ohio White &debar Finings have no rival in the West, and
brit few to the UMW State. She location is peculiarly
healthy; the Scioto here is a rapid, rocky stream, th e "Cliff
hitherto.," a formation hundreds of feet in thicker.,
through •hich the r rrr tuts its way, Is everywhere, either
at or near the carfare, the grounds of the Wale are bean.
. Wally nodular...hand interspersed ielth numerous ravines,
sKish carry off all the euperiluons water, thee rendering
theeoil dry and the atmosphere free from thathumidiry to
prejudicial to health; these chsumslausee, taken lute con
trast.= with the alUtude of the pleas about 1,000 feet above
the level of the meth, make the loality ne free from mala.
rious induenthe as a mountain region,
The Spring property conaista of SYS scree of land, one bun •
deed of which is covered by one of the mad beantlfal genres
of Ohio. Thin ' , wetland b handeomely laid off into walks
nod &Ina, One of the latter being two miles in extent.
BATHS.
Bathing hsro by the Ow adopted, Is bmOt Into full
compettUort with that at naturally Wean End Hot Spring.
The water is heated In the bath tub by steam pipe.; the
beat not being raised high enough to precipstate its salt., it
Is by this system applied to the aortae of the bather with
out tho lon of the .shat thgredkinta..
- •
'~r : .a: ~ 11
. .
A Telegraph Moe, aflame:tinting with all parts or the
...UT. bee been edablished at the tlfitings. in be thee In
counted , e with distant pont...rill be a great convenience
to gentlemen who no hear from and direct their buena.
atlelredally.
All the occessorles recoesary to hnith, pkaatire and
annum en kris! tors may expect to end at the Ohio White
hettnite, ee the propreter is determined to make it, in
the every perticular. lint Clam waterlog place. Gratified with
Litte. l getnnege attended lan year., no effort will be
vend to merit tts continuance.
A limy well slotted with barmaid ventage., attach
ed to the Bpoogs.
For Anther Informatkra, errangeotente for roams, de,
addrame ANDREW WILSON, Jur.,
my2B:llade White Sulphur P. 0, Delaware 00., Ohio.
City and County Insurance Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance
ass act of Amembly, relating thereto, and the Chan
tar of Inomporatlon,epproved Aptil 11th, 1659, Dotes to
receAre enbicriptlone to the Omani Mock of Mho City and
Onanty Intorence Oompao of go city of Allegheny, mlll
be open at the canoe of PETER PETEItdON, Poneral Meet,
Alleemls7, onTUESDAY, WEDNZBD/110 andTHUESDAY,
Bth. 6th and 7th Of July, and at the Mane of WM. P. BALM,
on Elt.Chdr errant. Plttebargh, on YELDAY and PASO&
DAY, the Mb and Oth ofJoly .art, to remain open for rive
DAYS, (anima the Una be toper enbecrlbed,) from 10 A. M.
to 4 o'clock P. 10.01 tech day.
Josiah lUng, Janes L. Graham,
He Irwin, Wni,ll. Plum
?Mar P eterson , John Birmingham,
0. 0. Orals, Wm. P. Donut, •
James Old, John Irwin, Sen.
Janine Gikoon, Johia Painvion,
O. Yeager. George Lew* f ...
Sunset Oormly, tilcholea ► v.-10. 4 " ,
John A. Scott, R.P. IdeDoetell.
John W. Riddle, D o dd Ontift
J. Lrete.....
Bactill linden:, Jun.,
In/wove eLarloy,
M. Borla ns nd,
Ale. 1111ande,
D. St. Eva, caes. Donnelly,
R. W. Polnd..ater. Joon A. Gibson, •
Jamb PArk..../00 . Coreurionevr.
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Je4.2014
SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR
itmloo Cylinder 2t lack tam 5 th•t evoke,
e t retrs, outoploht to th rank
94;1 0 0...t0{ Cy Liu& ni t 51 . Lhet 00E04 foot *lnks, with
~
ri.„shat,Ptllar.tilocko and Nabs complete.
kaipartkulan apply al our works, South Pittsburgh: or
at our otiloo, tt Matto:Ursa.
mAhlmd&tr 11.081380 N . MINIS & ISILLWIt&
NEW MACKEREL!
NSW ALLCILE11111:1
100 half bbl.. No. 3 Large, "Mars lasyeettoo," Jost ro.
calved and for tale by 101121 FLOYD I CO,
Jo'M Cantor Wood and With Streets.
OPENING THIS DAY—Very handsome
Dress Goods la Batas and by the yard. Also, nil Us&
of Domestic sad Sisals Dry Goods usually found to a yell
sssoried stock. Maw mil and maralas for yoursslyea
Jai O. lIMISOR LOVE, 7i Market et
WHEAT-1500 bushels white and red
Wbest,to arrive, for ado by
Jai If cBANN A AXJII2, EU &mond street
BASKET wuunea-51 bclls Ohio now
lauding kr gsk 67 1111TAII MOW is CO.
Ott 'Auction „Salrs.
P. M. DAVI% Auctioneer.
Ommonchil sea Ream No. 64 Fifth &..t
AND
BRICK DWELLLNG - HOUla AND LOTS
dune IN
,u WARD AT naTION.,-(In Tuesday eveuing
v. ss ...deck, it the mannerelal eels rooms. Ito.
"°. -111 be told. three valuable tots of Dom ad,
•i 1"... Us southeast side of Ilvartalr stns. between
Centre evens tool Utod West, bertnstech•boat or 2°
feat ard e steudius back Sod feet, on which to craved • two
story Mick Dwelling lion, to giglAk, at-, with fruit
tram grnpe arbor* sod shrubbery.
os Ti std It'irdelearuig'sier'ithilutases •D. D e"h AVIA ' "v6dAtZt.
1 2 BUILDING LOTS IN irn WARD AT
603T1ON.—On Tomday mob, 'Jibe Ztb. at 8
o'oaek at the commerical Won rooms No. 64 nth 81 1 .0 1
be eta, the folloartog valttabbs lota of Groml2, la the plan
of tots told out by the late Judge Porter, bale, Nos. 66, 68.
67, 66, 8.8, 72, 73, 74 76 and 70, situate oa Rom atreeb
bk. 70 and 71 on Vine street, a plsn of shk-b may be seen
at the *onion rooms. Terms at sale. P. N.DAFIB , Anct.
V -- ALUABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION
T incedny Jots 2Sab, at sed mk ,
continerdal Wee mane, No. 54 If Ilth street, will ha ecod,
54 .hard Exchange Bank Mock:
30 aura. Ilerchanta k Manufacturer. Bank Stock.
5 do Penna. Insurance Co. do
10 do Pittsburgh Trust Cote pany Stock,
to do Allegheny Link
Jets P.M. DAVIS, An4t.
011010 E BOOKS BY CATALCCUE.—
NJ On Saturday etthlbg, Jo. 2[o. al [lieelock, will
be add, try =Weave, la the second floor ..;;lies ro,m,a, No.
64 ltlfth onset, • owls:Moot choke boob! nun • private
BIT.), containing for English and Anoellean adttlous;
among which are Live. of the 'Lemons of Baghaad, by Agnes
Sh tekland and Alta Ilan; Wilton's Atnotican Ornithology,
Bacon's tea*" and pbs.ind aW aletaotricalWeskg RUM
Works of flogarth; Lord. Art Joureakt Tanker's 114tory
of We Qoitod Stanoa i rots Work. of Ilaannventand Fletch
er, 0 v° l s /NW. Throlont, 2 rag Altakeopeara's Works, S
rove WoLnMeo Family etrionmaltatTranslations of Creek
and Roman ['Worley!, lioolg flume'. A Ilscanloy's Maori
of Soghnel, 10 'nig Waverly Hotels, 6 rots, Charles Beak.
den Brown's Novelo, 0 volt; Perry'. Relive' Of Swim*
konlioh Poetry; Blelteitog • editions of roglloh Poets, Woo
and h tld editions of the Poet; Creek Lod I:nil& Testa.
meo t; Ancleut Plain Song of the Church:Temple Ilolodles;
Steel Plato Illtudrartmes of Banyan and Bocce eta London
and It. Minimax Mhetellonaotto Workout Doan Swat, Dr.
Jtahlma, Leigh [loot and henry Ylellinc, Book. from the
Chejclopaidts lletrupelihute 5 vol 4 INO`Obsnicol
Ilmd-
Books, lc,e etc. - •
Catalogue m are how ready, mid the booki .ill be ready
for examireation oe the dry °reale. P. U. DAVIS, Amt.
25 BUILDING LOTS IN 111R5LING
AT etTOTIOY4.—Ort SaturdayafterneoA.J.P. 25th e
etawelerrit, on the premires, will be Add.
Tem Lobe of Ground hanchomely situated on the west aide
a Wile.. street, between Hingham et. anti the DOW bridge,
(commencing et the corner of 'thigh= et.,) haring triwh •
front of kV feet, and egtending shunt 03 feet to property of
Ileum Hellman A Corrreon. •
Also, five Lots situate on west eldo of SfcSee et, tetween
Washington at. and fpm. alley, having each ..front of
feet on McKee et, and extending back 74 feet 5 Joshes
Lot N. =, at the corner of Craig and William ata.
Lot N 0.235, cm Wllllsto street
Lots Noc•Xl, Ze2. LW, Z 4 and sv, on. Maw shirt, Lo.
wren Joseph end Craig M.
Lots tin 0.258 and 259 on Joseph stmt.
MN===
Title thdisputable. Terms. oce•foatth cab, maid°. ft, I
and 3 years, with interest, payable annoally.
J old Y. 11. DAVIS, Ana.
VIFTEBN BUILDING LOTS IN THE
SRVRNTII WARD AT AUCTION.—By vlrtne of to
order of the Orphan. Owes of Alkgbenycounty, bawd to
Woo. A. liallock.M.D., exocutor of Wm. U. Potter. deed.,
041 be sold at the Commercial 82199 Roam; N 0.14 Fifth
street, on Tuesday evening, Jam. 24th, 096 o'clock, Six Lots
of Orouud, Monte. Centre Avenue [mtge.. Fulton and
Arthur' Wee., having rook a front of 47.9 ct on Centre
Avenel., extending bock 96 feet; deo. Nine tots of Ground
It. 0n... street; being N0e..56, LT, 68,89, 411,11,
63 muted, la Porter's plan, bawl° g each a front of 29 feet.
and eXtemdtag hark 69 feet. Terme, ono.baH cult, mid,.
in two equal nanual payments with hitt..., scooted by
Judgment bonds tel mortgage.
B. • PATIO, Ana.
HEM LODIEIB & CO., elerchante' Exchange.
STOCK SALES BY AUBTili LOOMIS &
CO., AT TIM 1183CILANTS . /ILIOIMISS RYRRY
THURSDAY ZYRNLNO.—Itank, Bridge, luactanue and
OMB. Stock, 80. .d 801 Ewate sadist public We
at 1.11. tiewhante Neel:wig. by
AUSTIN LOOMIS • CO.
Not. Drab nod 1199.1 Emote novelette) on
resamahle term. by AUSTIN LOOMIS • CO.,
Stock Nuts Broken: 02 Fourth R.
Ifiustncos goticts & eptingra.
CIO-PARTNERSHIP NOTIO Sur.
ear Emma this day retires from oaithen by mutual
moment, and is sucoreded by Mr. D. C. CLAPP, as morn -
lug panzer. KENNEDY, CHILD 3 t CO.
Pittsburgh, Jour 29tb,•1859.—je21:Mrd
PISSOLUTION.—The Partnership hereto
fore acting between WLISIIIt 9180 and Dctent
aoww, under the etyle of WM Blunt .11 . 00., sea Mr
wired on the nth day of February, 1850, by the death of
Mr. Mon Brown. '
•. • .
DAVID R. PARK and JAMES PARK, Ja., hartrig per•
chased the Interest of Dr. D. Broom, doed, to the fare Arm
of lent. Smith t Oa, the Foundry and Medd= Busineee
will be hereafter conducted under the style of Smith. Port
A t 30., by whom the beets.. of the tal•Orra sill be mottled,
SMITH, PARR lc CO.,
.INTIN'rEL WARD FOUN rat
p1711313178.a11, PA.
Warehouse, No. 149 First and 120 Second Street,
MANUFACTURERS of all sizes and de
li". @caption+. of Coil Oil &Aorta and SIOUAN anl Wa
ter rip., Sad !rune, Dog 'roux, W.goo Doses, Staid Moulds,
Q.agen and Coupling...
Ain, Jobbing told Hadar. Listings of every description
Made to order. . . .
Having a complete- MACHINE BIIOP attached to the
taandry, ell nenewsary Fitting.. will be cerefolly attended
to. noyZalttw3tT
THE undersigned have associated with th em
In the Co.:nadal. Swims. Jahn YLLIMII, LIM of
Bunatarvllles Ohio. The eayle or the Dna vial coolina• e.
baretofora NIMfCK t OD.
1•71,1sILICIC. ds CO-,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
for the tale of
Plg Iron and Blooms.
93 WATER EIFLURT, Pironcrou.
T HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
M. JOHN DELLOW, ha the Undertaking hulloes.
watch mill be conducted under the name and style of LEM
ON Z DELLOW. JAIME LEMON.
eandertalatng
LEMON & DELLOW, No. 118, Fourth IL,
are prepared to do Undertaking in .11 fn branchea, le
the beat manner, atprime to lull the limn. We call spe
cial attention to Fisk's new style patent Dietallta Burial
Gum, for the gals of which were mole agents In thin city,
and of which we keep constantly on hand .large mon
went. de regards beauty of shape and !Wadi, thus, noel all
others. Tanana& will be =Wiwi with Ileums; Horne tool
Ihwriages promptly, at lower rates than any other utehlish
mant In the inv. 0 cuntoteeing to render satisfaction, they
soliclt a coati:merited the patronage heretofore no
extended to the old firm.
Motclo.
CONGRESS HALL, CAPE ISLAND,
°Ara 2dAY. N. J.
THIS WELL KNOWN FIRST CLASS HOTEL
FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS,
WEST & THOMPSON, Propsietore
jeza.4
A 21113.131C/LN /101.18. E. ItOSTON.
IS THE LARGEST AND BEST AR': RI
ranged Hotel In the New England Staler, I. cen
trally located, And eaey of scan from all the rerilkY of
travel It contains all the modern fmprovententa and
every convenience for the comfort and soccansodellon of
the tmellag poblin The Weeping roma are lute and well
evetilatet the aulte• of room. are well avenged, and com
pletely furnished for fendlice and large traveling
and the home will continue to be kept as • first chum=
In every respect. jellxlly LEWIS MCA PnYlWlelcr•
EbutationaL
Penn Inititutp,
CORNEA of Penn and Hancock s !Teets.—
The ounlng term mill ommeap. on - TUZSDAY; 211.1
lust. A limited 1111mber of papas may obtain admlsidon.
Sanas for Tuition sad Stationeryf2 Per saasba of twenty
mo meas. scat: tf J. M. MEM Priodp•L
PRINCE•IIeIPERIAL
CIHAMPAIGNE,/
PROM
DE VETTOGB 8e . 00„, Epernay, Prance,
Imperial Tables me Coati:neat of Europe.
A REBYEOTLY PUKE Al D,
'Ani. WWII Ma claire* Pains, admirably levied in fun
fly nap and rapidly tattatolnp m artitdiettot tarotita Om
city ul New York., Paling altntad llama ilatirdnd tad
menials ft= the prnprfAcall td Ina lkfaan 110rci,
Ntencaas Horn, Warn= Hem liatsartdrcor
Aaron iltnra. forte' Efouta, and all thrntannt parcmrms
or Onampstnee in that city.
&,M by ttrepttnettal tindery throWitat the onantry.
E. V. ,IL&UWIWOUT, &la Importer,
Oonter of Dread...rand Pawn, lltrt,Ntrir took.
my'llaml22.4
PIANOS r P1A4013 , 1 I
MEW ARRIVAL or PIANOS:Min
-LI —The sabecriber hes jeet
from the okensaaar) of
• treabsupply of *bear ourfrallcd
PIANOS
The Ihatrnmenta bare 41 beta Warta fersonsiiy by the
subacriber,at the factory,
ESPECIALLY ➢OHntis ktoar.
Thom LO want of Pisa. ato. Invited to call sod examine
this Mork, which cor4rbes all the mien* styles otannfac
. twat by Chickening & Bens, from the plainest to the most
elaborately caned use, and at pria to milt parchesera.
al- Ali-instruments warranted.
Je7d/wT JCdIN U. DJett Trot Si Wood street:
MUSIC LESSO.N.S
OX reed
num MILODEOIi ECING/NE L
W. D. SMITH begs to thrones Ms Worlds sod the palts
thee be will ere iottradlos to Classed or private Issatos
the Violin, rono. mew.% or is Mats_ hls reside—
NO. ua rotrasitaramar. WM.. Wood and B.lthi
when be le prodded with asocial., sad carreedent tee
PTERICIN 01489123 11011. LADIES WI les for
for A
lasenhag Nl tbe art or sheens. edam with or .111
/law Torts scoompsaltsect new alms wlll be s
and select
IMIXING GLIM MOM will ale° baton:tailor 1
Trio and Qoartstts sineng giber with or without •-•
mental socoesraohnsats.
Terminals known= applicatioa.
VOR TILE FOURTH OF JULY.— -
1130 doe 10=5 Has Appleand Srasben7l3loo4
030 lbw Gum. mrla sad Fejabe DreFc •
MO Re. Wine, Erna) end
,et. 103;04
300 Me. Cram Dam N i. tE: •
Wyekinds or Oaelfeetto FtrieWorl* fru! &
and Rata% at the Fre sad Amen= •
tionary of P. A. =mat a 50r0.42 Bt Clnir et
•
TIMOTHY SEED.-200 rime, in
staro awl Ibr Aly
Jam`JOHN P. SILL 00.