1.4.15.1 A iIIEICWOII.COPPICEL 9. I N,G , 1 9070 R s ,PITTSBIURon. PAS. rirCIIRDY & CO., - MANUFACTURERS ,fIP SHEATHING, l a u atirsg: .d BOIR COPPER, PUBS= COP MiTTOPIP, Ittihad StRl. Bottoms, Spotter Polder, to. imiportats Land ?hoes . In METALS, TIN PLATS PUSSY, IRON, W1:044k. Cobstaally on Rand, .11.0tammld Took. i. r " , fidiasAro. 149 Piria and 120 Second *trees, • 'Pittsburgh, Poissist. .• 40 .3 pettal orders MCorp.. art to iny &elm! palmy. soyllb/ksrly? 2 40C1C:113.3:l da CFO-, flifAlfllPAOTty.nrne AND Da•Lise is HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS, WHOLIMALE AND 231 cm:Xl:Street, Pittsburgh, Have now on hand for Spring Sales, as large and entoidato anaatortment of Goode .. can Le fog, In any of the ;mum Mink notonsting of POR,SILK AND WOOL RATS of every atyle and quality; OARS nr erm quality and 'stoat &Alone ; PALM LEAP, STRAW, LTDITORN AND PANAMA lIATS; PTRAW, LROTTORN AND SILK DON. xsre, Ne ., ete. Pavane erieblng to pnrehase oilber by Wtromitun ar finklL will Sod It to lboir savantago to call and ecandsoonratOck. unit HAIKU -DRAP}]R AND TAILOR No. a NT. CLAIR STRENT, PITTS - DIMON, PENNA., fin just returnea from the Eastern Cities and —We now rotel•lng hlr gyring Meet c.r Clothe, Camimerea, Veattnot and Omtlega of every variety and style minded "-•to the brat city and annstry trade, which will be Made Up Older with promptners and despatch; - and at rake as low as at any other bind!ar eotobllcumont it tho city. fotlalfo MoBRIpIC . do Co. Forwarding nad Commission Merchants, And'Agestbi for . the solo of Pittsburgh Menu Conalgnmonts Rua ardor* for LRAM RIDSR. SRAM, Ponmpt. wont , lima to receiving sod forworilms. NO. 46 • Ceimmerclal Street,M. Loola. J. U. onuisTY, .91. U., 40 Wylir Sirert, Pittaburak, Pennt,, Ile , 41,1111U , 1111o•-•4raotagns of Dastern °Oleg.* and 11 , pital..anaooll,3(l6l years' Nut-Im, akin bin praosal. ...gam ha DUROWAI, AND BIRDIOAL CARDS. Rev. W. D. Howard. Cul. Wilson Al reandlees Rev. D.ll. A. Ilef,en. Ilea U. A. Weaver. T. IL fall, Rag. Ran. T. J. Ingham. J. lt. Reuter. :elm IL Mellor, pp. • Jacob McCo Rvter,Esq. var.kly.lf ETNA. .G:FOVIC - A.LEIXANDER.EIRADLEY, MAisPACWW. ASA bum maw vaium or COOHINB-PARLOR &ND lIRATING STUB, Riga and Fancy Grata Fronts, &c. SolO '' Proprietor of the celebrated PATZSIT GAS Buawnr • n and Samna Cons Ent nra • .• COOK. STOVES. Olflemi.nnel Sales Room, milllydfc No, 4 Woodlit,Pittabwrgh. Pa STARCH AND FARINA Made by the West l'hiledelprila tell•net feet erleig (First Peni= asraided by lb. Franklin Insilco., Ullueetat Mom Atsieh, in <sans cont . g 6 bonus, G I bo do boxm do 4001.18,1 do; liottaid, Pure Mid Pemi filarob, ho bom• Tarim drab, a 0 Poi Immdry me. CORN /AWN A, (or Corn Stsrch,) In bss. 40 papers oast. TIAIS articlisle osprosely prepared for culinary purposes, and nen ho !relied on as superior in rums to any non in ass. For sale by TUOMPBON, CLARKE/I TOON°, Ifigkdatc Agents for the Company. N. 11.01.0.11 CS .= SONS, maim us Foreign and Domestic Bills of Exchange CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, BANS NOM AND SPECIE, Ni). 157 INAREXP STar.cr, PITINBUROII, PA. Aol-Oulbeetious roads nu ell the principal title* through. not the IJulted Ntet e. ap7.2.11b1y E. OEI IBT , ORE, t o OULU 11l STRAW BONNETS AND II AT'S, BORNE? RIBBONS, FLOWNRS, A., NO. tr,.. MARKET NISBET, 417.3DVE01.1: B. B. & C., P. .91A.13.194111, SWILTACTUILM__OP raNtING, - 74111 AND ALL KINDS OF WRA PPI N 13- PAP . Ci•arehoos.., No. 137 Wood S PITTSBURGH, PA. my4lf to boalcbt et snasiut plow. .10/32.4 COCIEM.A.N tsc 331,411. 114.1111MMIZILII OP Ira. Et;lilag, Peva Vaolt• • Vanit Dot. ..:71111adow. Shutters,- Window guards, *a., .Ipqs. - 91 &wad Street and 84 TAirilZired, (BairecHs Weed 'And IdArket,) PITPIIBIIIIOII, PA [Wm ertimmi • vouieiy o oew_Pattems, tarseyand MM. Ratable 10 purr:ire. PartMulm awake 9E34 to Motu Gram Lot. Jo9Ung done et short notice. mr9 . . ITANIM;IVER & FRIIIND, ATTOiLNEY9A.T.E.A.Nv SOLICITORS IN cmi.ficurev, . fy Miser Block, Demo., /mt. ' • 'Er 424)11ectloinprotiptly tomb, In soy part of 1 4 7.1b•ru fora; or WesSentr Whomdn. Will attend to thoporelanooral gale zr lima Cobb.. ob L gaining Money on Binds mad Ifortgazos soltlydro, Soca. sonorous . . PA!. 11111111. lIITUROW D 01501.128 ..... -111150•1111.1.11. ROBINSOR, MIAIR -. Lc MILLERS .1141121HiMIS AND ASIIING:roN WO .17. 31 14 Plitisbargh, 'Penna Omee, NeS.SIII - Market street. .4eimrsitime all kiwi• etst.mliogionc And ILA I .6; Castings. Ilitilroad Work, !Maui abdta.a --- Jobbl34 - 41, - d ilamou olvOiinotlea wad ••-- • w io••4" DI t Hanufacturors an 4 Deeleix • Dl 4111.1...1.pf . TOBACCO.. SNUFF AND 'CIGARS AND • • 1.1EA...1. 2 • 033.FL0CN0. • • Conker of SosigAdd Alred .Momood ALty, FOICMIGIV SI43IITBILLS DRAWN BY CO, ON THE ONION DANE,' LONDON. IN SITAIKOP nri POUND.NTICIIIINO AND UOWARDA. Alm, Bills crti *La principal a/Brand Warm of Imam, Belgium, liollarid, Oarmairy, ltraolioanCollam 'Rstropma imad and for tili ly WM. IL WILLIAMS A 00., tp• Bookam, Waal strect.torimpf Third. -- -7 - feitittr .0: - LEIB,. • Ti I~..FZ caANT TAILo No. 4 glarket gr., Pittsburgh. A good assortment of CLOVIS, °seal/mugs, vzrsas, cortnom ,intt•Lle fur gmtieinome iiFardoitticeiTOd. •41 4 3f4ATSPitualitfy 11114x1, the latest styles of the mr2s:l,ydre J.: • BCOTT,Pcintixt., . , . ' 11AS reihaiell to. the house laioly oc c upied by Dr. Wm. A:Ward, No. ZS Penn street, (eontb MIN) third door-above' tuna Meat. . • • • Ortlos Bann from ea. z. wl 5 re. N. MAGIC Fittsbur: sh Steel Works. JONES, BOYD & CO, N..erwarersof 81E8I4 / 110 ,1 1 nni14 /LOW 4 .4 A. n ET3II; tirealMilani , ASLFS, '''Cbsnr - 7‘2osiiayd /Int ayeLi, Aliturva,ns. 1>.13. ROOHlte.B Itc CO., imponcrvinfl m' 4 rtoriely..lintririrsenitent ' Ccativntor Teeth. ' .tkristiZe!tiOdPS•st.l2,l4l4;Paceanya,ra. RALIG,TIOA.D BP/8/1 COMPANY. C. Bidwell 051mtuorw I. Ibrlo, Roffe 6f Anee(t.) RAILROAD SPIKES, CIIAIRS AND BOAT.SPIKES. Coratruf_ Virtder Street And Cheery alley, prossuana, Pancee_ rovirarepat COILLINE3. wu - otas ectruzdealon - Ilifirobint, .43.. utter, , 4•13 a Produce ter 27 " , .<4, &no. ital.., J. na. r rrri ~c No. 54 St. Clair Street, Prerseuman. Pa 11,153 • 911 and Leather Store. .I):,lC4ll.o . 47sticic At,SoNB, No: 31 S. Third KL, bllll/0012 Mast and Cheetant sta., Phlladelol4, bass :foe mats DRY AND SALTED *DES, Dry and Gnau g a jW Faits. Kips;Taasess' Oil, Saunas' mad Car-- .iters, Toots at lb* brad yaks; a n d ?pan the ba.t tons.' . • -- Ideds oftLeifiberintke "nog% wanted , for "which • the klersenk itlelif&inifilt.t?if 'given In can, or taken in }7.lloll.',lnitttnieatored (roe ornbarge nod "old. ea eamoslssion... I 222r31,114 4 Peitz ikeOlane l'inteir.-1 hare on hand "noel berrobitid S'doky wbloh I kayo had mod* bad "kept midi I ilia towooii - di old add will two wild by tho barrel (.4111** A ig ' , 4 104 Pwboow.. wiindVdihr7 R. 1C1i71i1111,140 Wood snow. Bun , r.—.l...bare Brandy .which : wal gmUsetis to puresodgt for manacle; witch? biro iotarotok itlb111) Alt, ono lotto Irtlk 'Olean be militia! erfttissrpirkeiy; •• • • • , imisztittrlt . tota'sr. arrana.row.odia.t. .4scrr 4 2110 8.47 2 Z* 7,13 ! - 23 4 gaAalgryie ._ Purport, s4l.l4oiikla "..,101/ NMI W. OtitiFral tiCIA" 11[151.eg d'renDcatri: Adams Dr. elo spy, zioatalrooa a..intummb. PA. .14.16.1, To /MD maw wean of an kind n can lloSpion's DiamondOesnat at DN. Nol4o Special Aot --_- MOTHEREI MOTHERS!: 1110T/18.1[8111 Don't fail to procure Hrs. Winelow's Sooth lag gyrep or Children Teething. It btu no equal 012 earth. It irmatly fatllltatt. tits mom of Willing by softening tha gum, reducing all Inflammation—will allay pain, and is tore to regulate the bosun!. DePend upon It, mothers, It will glee ran to yourselves, and relief and health to your (exam Perfectly safe in all cum ml. valuable preparation lo the prtortiption of ono oho moot experienced and Ocilla' &fool* Physicist.; lo No Itoalwod, andhu booth wood with oewer•faillog ntconso I cannon. of Mk. Ws bells. It the twat end surest moan In th• world, all ea. at OVUM:der, and Wuhan In Whihtsow whoa., I seas Iran tathlng or from any other raa•a It ilfs And health an be wilnistsd &Asa ad r... 41 is worth Its weight In gold. tdlll4ca of bottln .re .old ',vary year to the Slater. It I. so old and srelldriad remedy. PRIOR ONLY 25 ORNTS A 130TTLY. AWN one genuine melees the lac-simile orOUIITIII A Hill Nti, New York, (sou the untekto wrapper, /Add by Draggle. throughout the world. 0110. N. 1C RUMP., Agent tor Pittsburgh Intdewlyfeli .A.AL/iIJELICA-N. NVA.TCFL ECt WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF AIICEMICIAISI WATCHES. ! We would most respectfully call the utten- Uon ot ills polAic to the American Woklea now being no. towered, Intr.load, the inanoractore of which hee lee cane eo lead, oitatlleticd that mar. confidence lan to placed opah them ea ore aid correct than to lon. ledb Iry the year. mat collar. flaring boon appoint.' Wholesale Agoote for ten ..le 1.1 Uwe Watcho.lhe public may Po astaret that WO ran .11 them at the very lowest oath prier. Wo hare also a very large stock or SILTKIL end PLATED WARE, PINE GOLD JEWELRY in eels. mnis as tlem.l, Garnet. Cameo, Jet and Painting. Onr afienstment .r CLOCKS 1. minmelly large at present comprising m..no pattern. of KIOIIT mei ONE DAY PARLOR and OFFICE CLOCKS at OREATLY . biLICKD PRICES. Wo mural also a full gloat of Rugliall and Salta GOLD and Ell LVEIt IVAIVIES on hind, all of our °ern invottal Ala°, Watub alaltere . Thula. klaturiala and Watch Glaamv. ItKINKNAN No. CI Fifth ./reef. D" I n. w SEWING MACHINES c x D N It B FOR SALE WITH ALL LATE! IMV,,R.OVERIFINTS. SI A Ail' PRICKS, ALEX. R. REED, No. OW Fifth b 1 MEYER'S MIRACULOUS VERVIN DESTROYER, The Only Re lmedy isthe Ithede W. I Sure to Ertensisols QM, Macs. Ooelluucets, Duos, Ants, IJoaqt , erovs 'Lux kletas, Mots, GILLIS Wok= AV, Glans Inexcis, Re. 50,000 BOXES SOLD IN ONE MONTI!. nurse Celebrated Bmualka have been attend rely uakd twoutydero dame to allpartaot &hype, and their mime Woos power hare Prep elbrsteJ by the Comber trance, Repined, Auer.,la, Prawki/4 paretic, &scaly, Elolierwl, Naples, Ac. sad their Chemical prepertlee exaroluod, cod approval by 1130 lead dieregehlwA facultlea ell over the world. 'Date dadrisetlyeacss to all klails of ryinale and loarts has been nertlt3oo In this ranutry by the Directors of The rufous Public Instltuliona, planters, Parmtirs. Proprietors of Dutpla Warehouses, Ilantifiteturlaa soil by rations ills. leg - Mated prirata attires.. Notursvos Tertimumbile and Certibmars et the edlesry or three Remedies no be wen al the Dopt. Nor mil, glieliesto and Retail, by the Inventor and Pre Rieder, JOSEPH NETER. Preetkal 612 Broadway (me. Ilesatten st.,) Now York. General Agent for the U. Stat. and Canals., PREDICH TUN V. RUSHTON, Dreggist. No. to Astor throw, sed 417 Berodway, New Nest. Pew We In EA6 city, wholesale sod retail by IL IL lIEL. LIM/410D, omens Wood sod Second ste: JOE. FLU/UN°, Corner Diamond ardAtarkre at. PERICEI All A M'KEN. RAN. Atu er se ey . el•twaroAfo DAVE You iiKADAelfe—Try Wilson's Pills, o •prelde remedy for Ilmulanhe from what•yer now, they lone/ably glee loresellat• eq.( as...rates t lake, either ta/foro, daring or alter rnonle th•lr relrets ere °meet rang/ eat The sufferer from soy felt, or be •bo Itr. been IE4 Mg lug too freely to atiatolatlog drink.. /boob/ by all miens try thin weedy awl 0.,a10 com Fee "Ooi d. to Ilishglir to. be kW gratis &gnats. news Pills are prepared and soli by D. L PALM& STOCK .1k CO., Wholesale Druggists, and Proprietors of D. LSAIINitSTOCIEII VIIR311•11016.. No. & Wocat snd /mils streets, Pittsburgh, P.. Sew aihrartlassuant ea Fourth rase. Ilearrrria's STOlLkerl Blanes are noir gen erally errneatled to Le rineeptalril he their prompt action In alleviating ant ruling all ebonies. of the stomach. Ttoslt a:Tator mm11..344.4 ontaatonot morn 1. teakily ar. Collated for, from the atoll known fart that they ore made the personal supervision nf the proprietor. In Altriet anciadatice with pharmaceutic tristae. Its em la clays attendal• city the moat Lonsileial ~white In all caste of Nervone Debility, Constipation, Ylatiiionce, and other like dlarste, cans.] by a dlsordereit stomach, Ito corvette Isola Cr. are of the Moat spaily and powerful charactar, mot ex ceeds any other preparation of the some olaira• Were the politic. Sold by drrrrirtn. and &slut generally, over, whatio, and tIOSTLITZIi. 8111TLI, ntannfactnrera 14171plillt0111 Id Wats* andfd Front anaota. jrnatdhorT ASTI FCIAL Etas.—Dr. Keyser, of 1-10.11nocs1 stunt, bag on harpl a vary arrollent &der for deaf peratna, by arbkb many, phonons are rotate to bear am wall as 0r0f... .Alao, small at Unperthadmm, which 4 Ltutarfod into Lilo fftl,artd fa 'Pry adtelot4 In many (1110.. of doafoola.Jettahrt -• Dn. Ward's Tooth l'owtler and Tooth Wash: Roy quantity of Uto above artlcloa are Emote at vedneed by DR. NRYEEIL N 0.140 Wood at, PlGAborgh. P. Onoutaisa Basers—The only plaeo to get Ebonbler broom feet the Ideontacturer A, DEL CURL 11 KEYSKR, 140 Wood at aplodL►T Boers, Hair Brualtea and Perfuniery at Dr. KEYSERI3, No. 140 Wood at. apißdtlet TOD only Truss Blanufactory in Pittsburgh la Dlt. MEYSEIL . Rato. tioithstssi ..l9 dam? SYRINGES —A full assortment of nil kinds of Spines for sale at DN. wirrentes, 1i0.140 Wood erret. CUAMOIS &INS ofa good quality for sale at DR. 1111TORWS. 140 Wad at. apPldkorT " Scot:ars—Thu best assortment in the city or WA at DR. FERYSEIVS. 140 Wood at ardeolittef a. BOYLE & I 59 SECOND STREET, 10, 1 .GrINCINNAPI, OEIIO, , iSIPORT6IIB 07 FOREIGN LIQUORS AND WINES; - DISTILLERS OP A Leo vol., COLOGNE SPIRITS, Carophone, Burning Fluid and Spiritillof TURPENTINE. Moootootworo of our, doacripllso of DomestieLiquara, Wines, Cordlak and heath B ITTMRB. llosooonotontly on hial radon groJes of puss BOURBON AND RYE WIIISKEir Peach and Apple Brandy. ALA°, BARATARIA AND BMW ENGLAND RUB,! Bole Igaradsctoneroof the. CELEBRATED "ROSE" WHISKEY. - Aget,O, for IHHDERICH 0017LRII JApAll FREI ntrittis - Aol4744yrlyr PFANOI3I IPX & TOBII ififfi n SECOND SPRINO 81‘)01i iffl oo or tar CMILLUTLD GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PJAIVO FORTES, MAMINAOTIMED LW WILLIAM KIVABH & CO.; Bel:mons .rue h..e 'been inrded the meant rineuxp toe ' 6 " .11 colipeill.o.,..d IMO pronounced by SMlnlytnip TitiLßZll.o, . • STRA K T* III ' 43118TAVE A" ab.Akt, Aguidowi Pl.oletelo be Kul l it ix' SUPERIOR TO tall TN TtrispOu.nklx • • • tsollanalictoree. ea. Agetki 1,J,. Pittsburgh sad *it Evnabihsab. • OffAßLorrE ,94Satabilapad Plano Depot, So: 118 WO se, ___ dcor abon 'Nib • Q=QQMI "Ft z. 7 1.7.• pannuaiii.- Diapers. Ake., CONSIIMERS OF RICHARDSON'S LIN. IN& and trim dear= of obtain lig tar. nittiNN GOODS, should Noe that tau article. day panelists aro seal al with 0* name of the drat, ItIthIARIMI . ON, 80?a4,OWnxn, as is visinutte•oftbs soundness atai dam/Allay ot the Ocala Tali .cazalatak naked ausatlally samma an ti ra lama qustakaa Infaziarazut. &keen Llama swoon after maim atal araladarßh thenamatal ILD. geti. by Iriakito of Ow Infory:thus Indictad Oka 10 tbs-kmaiparcommutrutelabskmnigke• taraniat.tba lakaitgai Goad., will not many abardon • Oceans ao of w proatala thies. a, Idall ch aparehaaera tan I. leepaaa/ with guala oraracter. BULLOOKJI k J. B. LOCKII, Beraldk alai% if Ohara stria, Now DM. Vittsbarglj 6qctic. P 122•8 tr MONDAY MORNING, OFFICIAL PlFrq OF rat curl City and .Newar Items. Mies Tairanattona—Obacrsationa takon at Shaves Optician Stunt, No. Mi Fifth at , yostartlay. IN ana . N •NAIIN. 78 It 82 9 eelOdr, a. ■ 12 el a p. . Barometer . . Tug BIRMINGHAM BRIDGII MURDER. --We gave Saturday morning such foots in regard to this tragedy ss we could gather In time for going to press. Jones, who it is believed woe married to the murdered woman enure years ago, though It is uncertain when, was about 30 years of age, and lived with her on Prospect st., near Waehinginn, Sixth Ward, for which district he has been con • stable for three years, during which Gine he con dueled himself creditably, and made a good offi cer. Mary Delaney, or Jones, the murdered woman, who has had an unenviable reputation for years, was about 36 years old. She was several years ago, the reputed keeper of houses of ill-fame in different parts of the city, at one of which, on Prospect street, in April, the stabbed and killed ene Jacob Shaw, for which she woo convicted of manslaughter, and nerved 21 yearn iu the Penitentrry. Jones bad one Hon by this woman, who i about 9 years of age Au was to be expected under such eireum stances, the parties never lived peaceably to. gather, us far as we can learn, and it is said that they have had several quarrels. At onetime, about a year ago, the woman attacked Jones in the street, in daylight, with a butcher-knife, and inflicted some Blight wounds upon him. A German preacher named Zimmerman, re siding in Itirminghani,Aho witnessed the scene, gave the following star ement to officer .1 11. Patterson He left the city, where he had been transaol ing business, about Si o'clock, and reached the north end of the Monongahela bridge, as near as he could •judge, about a quarter to 9. Jug as he stepped on the planking of the bridge he heard two pistol shots fired in quick succeenion, in the direction of the road. Ile turned around, and saw a woman running towards the bridge, summing loudly, and pursued by a man who overtook her some feet from the bridge. - A Mort struggle ensued, which ended in the woman being thrown, and the man then threw himself on her, and began to strike downward with his arm; ho could not see whether he held anything in it. When the struggle commenced, alarmed for hie own safety, he stepped within the bridge, and when ho again approached the scene, the woman watt lying on the ground, mo tiootees. lie Saw no other person hot the man who pursued her, and when he returned, the lat ter had disappeared. Jones alleges that, suspecting lately that his wife hai become inconstant, he followed her on Friday night ie whero the deed was committed and discovered her as staled. The Coroner was sent for, and about 000 o'clock Saturday morning he arrived at herore's, on Grant etrret, where the body of the woman bad been taken. A jury was empaneled, and nit much evidence as could he procured at the time was taken. Alderman Rogers testified that about nine o'clock in the evening Richard Jones came into his office, on Wylie street, and elated that be bad killed his wife, at the north end of the Monon gahela bridge, where he had surprised her in criminal intercourse with some man unknown, whom he had 'oboe at,,and supposed be had wounded. Ile wrote out a commitment for Jones, and took him to jail, Ile then stetted Lho-spot described, where he found the dead body of the woman. There was a crowd there at the time. He found a woman's back-comb at the turn of the road leading to the bridge, and was handed a bunch of hair by Mr Wni • Barn hill. Robert llague, chief of the police, soil officer W. C. Hamilton, who visited the ground about the same time, testified substantiaßy as above. Mr. Rogue elated that officer J. C. Patterson found two pistols up nboirc the bthlge. Pr. A. C. Murdock, sworn—Found a cut in the left side of the woinan'ts body, between the fourth and fifth ribs, 2.1 inches long, which ex tends into the heart ; also a wound in the right side, between the eighth and ninth ribs, passing directly through the body to the hack; 'leo a cut on the back part of the skull extending to the brain; either wound on the body would bare been fatal, that on the left side almost Instants, neously ; they were all inflicted with some sharp instrument; the thumb on the left hand le cut ' anti tho bones dislocated: the first, and second fingers on the saute heed, slightly out; also sec ond finger on the right hand; the wounds might bare been alaJe with a bomber knife or a large double-edged bowie knife. The inquest then adjourned till 10 o'clock Stu nrday morning. • At 10 o'clock the following teillmany wan taken: Win.. }WA, eworn—Reside on the canter of Federal street and Pennsylvania Avenue; some time before 9 o'clock, Richard Jones came to my house; told him to tell 'Squire Rogers to come down, that there would be some one there to see him, and he replied that he (Jones) would., not be back for an boor; he went off then; there was no one with him; there wan nothing unusual about him; did not notice him to be tied, the influence of liquor. Wm. Pentic.ist, sworn—Left my 'e house about 9 o'clock Friday night, and started for Pittsburgh ; reached the last pier of the Birmingham bridge, when I heard two abets; there was hardly fire minutes betweenthe two shots; now the fire of the second shot; it ap peared to come from the entrance in front of the bridge; after the second shot, I saw a woman running towards the bridge; she shouted for Sod's sake to save her, that a man had shot her child; she was running fast at the time: I Marled back for Birmingham: saw ,a man running after her as she turned in towards the bridge; as she made the firstetep on the bridge, he caught her by the hair; he pulled her back on the astute in front of the entrance; after he got hold of her she made no noise; saw nothing in her hand; did not observe him make any motion like strik ing: I was too far in the bridge to see that; this might have been a quarter of an honr after I left my brother's house; the man wore a linen coat, white vest, and, I believe, a black Kossuth hat; saw oo ono else at tho lime; saw blr. Zim merman afterwards; we went out of the bridge and looked at the woman; she was lying in the front of the bridge; the body was warm, but there was no life that I couldsee In her; she was lying on the right side across the road, about five or nix yards from the entrance of the bridge; saw nothing more of the moo or any man but Mr. Zimmerman; went and told the toll keeper at the other end of the bridge; we came back to where the corpse was; there was a large crowd there when I got book; the man was a heavy set man; 1 could not recognize bin face. Alderman Rogers again described finding the body at the bridge, the position, etc. Hewes at the bridge about daylight Saturday morning; as I approached the bridge, a man jumped off the plankway leading to It and picked up a hat some fifteen feet below; the man brought it up; it was a black Kossuth hat, somewhat worn; had a bullet hole in one side near the rim and another on the opposide near the crown; Mosetaloyd is the name of the man who picked it up; Jones usually wore a cap. On Friday evening, left Jones at the office about if o'clock; he had a cap on when he went to jail; the ono be usually wears; do not remember whether he bad it on when he surrendered himself; he did not leave the office tram that time till I took him to prison. Saturday morning, went to the bode of Charles Melz, who was suspected to bo the man caught with Mrs. Jones, and the owner of the hat; he was not at home; there had been an Information made before - me to cause his arrest, as being an important witness in the case; issued a warrant for him; he was the man Jones told me be imp potted he bad shot. Wm. Barnhill, Jr., sworn—Went to the bridge Friday night.[ Witness described the position of the body, etc.} Found a lock of loose hair in the folds of the woman's dress; gave it to Al derman Rogers. J. 1. McDonald, sworn—{Vas returning from the city about nine o'clock, in company with an other young man; when we got to the turn to wards the bridge saw two or three persons there, who acid a woman had been shot. [The witness gavo a description of the body, Mo.] Four of us carried her Into the bridge, salt wasnining. Officer James Reed, who was on the ground about ten o'clock, got an umbrella from a young man, who found it in the middle of as road, near the bridge; foetid u number of spots on it, which t supposed to be blood. The testimony before the Coroner then closed, and the jury returned averdict to the effect that deceased came to her death from wounds in dicted at the hands of Richard Jones. • A com mitment for murder woo then lodged against Jones by Coroner Bostwick. The friends of Mr. Melt, who iq supposed to belle man Jones alleges hetet:mid with tile wife, date Mathis version of the affair is that the woman overtook him while walking along the road, aid - asked leave to yolk along aide of him, which he granted. " - Soon after this he was at tacked. The"' sax he will be forthcoming in few days, Viten . the serious charge made against him will be refuted. - Mete is a butcher,' 'and -lives in Birmingham. We are Informeilthat he'll" Been by Mr. Price , talkeeper.on the bridge, is company with the women poising into the bridge between 13 and 0 o'clock. Alma's. wife mated that the thought i t o h n T e g t e h e d e b t t o d o w h y b e l o r e f l l t i: V e b ee an in urd d f e. e the ete ntiDE be e woman was buried on Saturday. • MOILTALITY.--Tl4O 1.1211 number of deaths in an city, from May 27 to June 11, was 32, of these 21 yeremeies, 11 hmiles—whlte CI. • 't it •-• : • avers Total. EICST.; oe Itrageet to Clue.," ty T . 0. Arthur. Philadelphia, Lynn,. We have Oct yet had the time at command to read this book. IL says in its preface that "it booboo no special theology, addresses itself to no particular sect or denomination, ban no aim but to assint loon to grow happier and better." If it attains to this noble end, if indeed in the ! ways laid down In the Bible, it done teach what lit professes, then it should be road by all. The hook we observe is written in the form of sketch ! es or stories, each of which is intended to point j a moral. It is in Arthur's own pecaliar vein. "Tea [ADM' IllMtb 0000. Ptillailrlphin: G. G. Thin is a woman's book indeed. It is written by Miss Florence Hartley. It in illustrated with 21.12 patterns, nod given full directions for working in Applique, Beadwork, Braiding, Can vnawork, Knitting, Netting, Tatting, Worsted work, Quilting, Peachwerk,Chenille work, Cloth work, Crochet, etc., etc., and must he a treasure indeed. A column of descriptive writing would throw no additional light upon thin book. We arc sure it most meet with a vary large sale everywhere. Hun MUnICA Parson, No. 30, contains "The Paul Murphy Esmeralda," "Bonny Kate," "Evening," and "The Aland Waltz"—four ex quisite pieces of music for len coots. Patilished by C. B. sernmie & Co., No. 107 Nassau street, N. I , at $&0)r per annum. • Wu are indebted to the publishers, Oakamith JUNE 27 • , No. 112 William street, N. 1., for a copy of the Ureat Republic Monthly for July. It is for solo by news agents generally. Tun Stttrouren.—The awful taking off the wo than, Mary Dalai:when Friday night, eleital a deal fueling in our community on Saturday. It in ft wonder that peaceable and law-abiding eitisens should ask who is safe, from the bullet or the dag ger? whoa they see such en exhibition of the r ower And ungovernable outbreak of tho baser passions of teen, In the darkness of night, on a public street, un der the glare of the greet M lied not the pistol have done its work upon you, upon too, upon any one walling there in the peace of (111--upon any ono whom the haggard eye of the man of blood light have mistaken for time object of Its malice' This brings us to a matter which strikes tot as _ _ I worthy of a remark or two. Tho man who was with the woman Dulaney, is said to lie named Charles Met, Tho story OM that Mete was miming to Pitts. burgh from Birmingham, where he resides: that as he approaelioil the bridge this wom a n, a stronger to him, naked that she might walk it: his •protection across tho river: that as ho neared this oils, the at tack wax made and two shots fired at hist. Now, if this lot true, why doesn't Meta come riot, and show himself? Why does ho not appear and tell his own story 7 The hat which was found in the Went showed the passage of a bullet through it, the missile lw ing ontereci about two inches above the Gavot and come out through the top of the orates. We are in fortnoil that one bullet just graced his neck, below the ear. Mot; if he is not too sick or too much hurt to op pear--anal the letter he moot be if the ballot only gritted his neck —ewes it 10 himself and tint cause of justice to come before the authorities, tell what he know. of this whole hi ly affair, and relieve him self front the imputation. against Lim. There aro a thousand rumors rife shout his eonnection with the affair, which we forbear to state. Metz ought to hire been brought before the Coroner'a jory if Le could have been found, that, not far as pocriblo, the duo degree of fault in this affair might lie roads to tort on the head where it belongs. A N Hallt Ears on.—We learn that a lice born colored man of this city, named henry Price, nar newly escaped losing sold into slavery, in the mate of Missouri, a short time age. One of the sweet and gentle laws in tho slave States is id:med.d upon the hypothesis that every colored roan la supposed t.d he a slave nob'n be can prove that ho is free. A. the Southern Presbyterian Review expresses it, "lie is believed to have .a right to the status iu which ho is born," and the presumption of late Is. that it is a status of slavery. The slave holders always talk learnedly and warmly in favor of good feeling between the free and slave States, and laws that albs!' foster a amoinicat of gond neighborhood. This law, rain. tiro to free colored people, is one of that sort: it is intended to indicate a kindly feeling towards rehire men who believe it no great crime lo another to he— Guilty of a skit net colorel lik. shots ono. In F. 12. that Prim being in tt. I.ouis, a steward ou one of our boats, was sent of some errued into tho city, was caught by some thief, put is jail ns a fugitive, and laid in jail more Mar. a wee!, o.la finally obliged to pay $ll (cos before he was set at liberty. Ila.l ho not boon able to prove hi, emula tion—that of a free men. he would have boon rout into slavery to pay the charges of his keeping. Snell outrages peril no comment, they speak no loudly for themselves. Ti, steal It family of free people, ey was done in Cumberland enmity a few• days sinrc, end .11 them foto hopeless . alevery, is ► !natter of rutall import when comratrett ettlt be crape of n fug time lam slavery Sen•renrra —The following oonienc-on were proonunrej on Solurilay, in the Criminal ronrl, by .Irolgo M'Clare: Frederick Meyers, eonrieted of grand larceny and three charges of false pretences, was given two years on the first and one year each nu the other ehargra—making fire yearn in all.-in the penitentiary. John fluid convicted of "nolo larceny, and who had been lying in jail fqr four mouths in a helpless condition, from injuries received during ant of mania pain, was sentenced to fire days further imprieonment, credit being given fur the time he had nerved. John Gallaher, for receiving stolen goods (metal). got ono year in the penitentiary. JlllllO/11 Thompeon—lnrceny of certain articles from n nun at Derr Creek—two years ,in the penitentiary. War A. Ellie—forcible entry, ou oath of li ft Perin—s fine of I:t cents wed costs of prosa cation f•ier+ is Cie , -ninkvi ---W o tun tluder obliga- Dona to George W. Leonard, Ewi , Chief En gineer of ourfire department, fore copy of the fah Annual Report of the Chief Engineer of the Cincinnati Fire Department for the year ending April first, MD. There are facts net forth therein thatare worthy of close study. As every body knows Cincinnati, has discarded hand en gines almost entirely. She hem in service eight steam engine companies, three ocilre hand en gines and four outside or mere neighborhood es:reps:gm The total expenditures for the year, $09,910 1 , 11 Total minaret or tires for the year 01 do Loss of property by mune 121,4'.19 (it) do Ins. on the eame 101,471 (0) do Loss over Insurance 20,020 (IQ In a city of near two brutdrcil thousand peo ple, such a comparatively triOng loss lo a mat ter of setunishment. Our insurance offices lod mere than that in the steamboat fire on Ihe 71.11 of May. Footle Thum—The 'Selena body of a river man named Thomas 'Young, was (mind by the watchmen early Saturday morning in a board yard in the Ninth Ward. The Coroner held an 'Lament, when it appeared that deceased had been nlesping.on one of the board piles, and had fallen off, canning his death. A verdict was rendered accordingly. Young resided in Leeoh burgh, Armstrong county, four miles from which place his father lives. lie has relative, in IVar ren. PILARKLIN LITERALLY SOCIRTYI--Thill Society hold its regular election for officers Friday even log, June 24th, which resulted In the election of the following officers: President, John E. Love: Vice President, 8. It. McLean; Secretary, John Dairen; Treasurer, 11. Poindexter: Critica, W. K. McCausland, 8. W. Horner; Librarians, E. 8, Utobstnetter, J. IL King. ViRDICT.—The jury in the Neville Ball mur der cue, having agreed upon a verdict, ammo into Court about 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, and delivered a verdict of "guilty of 'wiltr in the second degree," 'with a recommendation to the mercy of the Court. A large crowd was in at tendance when they came in, and All appeared to be pretty well satisfied with the verdict. Poccer Picscen.—A woman named Catharine Mahon, while standing at Devore'e, on Grant street, Saturday, had her pocket picked of a portmonale containing some small change. A young man named Michael Flynn was arrested as the perpetrator, and committed for trial by Alderman Lewis. 111 :ones Sremanct.—Col. flyers, of Washing ton, Pa., brought to this city, on Saturday, a man named George W. Hewitt. of that county - , in whoa° posseseion woe found o horse stolen from Robert Long, of this county. Mayor Wearer committed Hewitt to jail to answer the charge of horse stealing. Tu■ Cricket klatch ai Washington, between the Grange club of that place and the Olympic of this oity,\ was won by the former, who made 80 in one innings. The Olympia made as in the first Innings and 37 in the second. IVs regret to learn that John Forsyth, Eaq formerly Sherif of Allegheny county, died on the 14th instant, nt Cleveland, Le Soour county, Minnesota. He was in the 70th year of Ma age. LTort's Powder and his Pills, All the Insert tribe will kill. . . Judge Malys, President of the American Institute, ssys :—"The discovery of this powder, by Prof. Lyon, is of national importance. The Farmers' Club have tested it thoroughly. Locusts, grasehoppers, ants, hugs and all vermin can be destroyed, gardens preserved, and hoWses made pure. le in free /roe. poison to meekisid, as we wow Hr. Lyon rut it." Thera is no question as to the great-efficacy of this article. A few applications destroys everything like garden worms, hod-bags, fleas ticks, roaches, &c. It le an Aiistie plant discove red by Mr. B. Lynn. Many imitations will bo offered. Be Sure it hews hie ad dress. Remember 'Ti, Lyon'. Powder kills all insects in a trice, While Lyon's Pills are mixed for rats and mice. Semple flash 25 cts.; regular sites SU etc. and $l. PARNIIS ,k PARE, Now York, ALso the Mexican Mustang Linistient. S. A. Bows h Co, Federal street, next door to the postoMee, Allegheny,-having opened their Ire Cream Saloon for the meson, are prepared to tarnish their friends and patrons with all the delineates of, the season. Weddle*, ple.nie mad other parties sup plied on short Mite:. fn the very beststyle with only thing nignisita. They have allergy. on hand a vary slob* anortment of Fruit, Cake. and Confection', itionufactotod. from good material,. and got op by oompototliolimigo. Gin Qom it cal • OUR BOOK TAJBLIh: June 25.--Tho Coestittition of thi morning reviews Judge Itougl.' letter at length and regards it nn a declaration of his pm-sm.., to ati ttstikt.e the 04,11i11046 0 the Charleston l'onvelithiri The l'nited States su rrr having loon too year ago Interrupted by the Mormon am to b. immediately resumed by the Sort eyor.tienerni. Mr titalliaugh. The lands already surveyed amount I. to, millions of arms. Francis kfitpholl , tho porter en loiard the steams Marion, 'g on nu arrested at Charleston Wednesday just before the departure of the steamer for N• York. lie bail attempted to abilurt it slave, oh was blend bidden away in Mitchell's room. New Vorre, June 25.—The FL Hisergo's Cricket Club bare taken the responsibility of raising the necessary fund. s7,nuo, to pay th e em. e e. e , of th e All England Eleven net and borne. The latter are exported here iu September, when the match lei tween there and twenty-live - American s will come off at Hoboken. 'I ten matches ore In take place at Montreal, and non at Philadelphia- New Your, June 25.—The steamship Fallen toil set this morning for Southampton and Harr, with one hundeed and eiehly perscogers, hod One mill" rinllars in specie. The str.rnor City of Manchester also sailed with forty passengers. and seventy-fro thousand dollars in specie. Juno 25.—Tho Democratio Stato Cortvontion. at Lloarnoinos on rho 23,1, nominated for tiovernur. A. C. Bodge: Liontenant Ilovornor, 1.. W. Babbitt; Judges of the Supremo Court, L. S. 'Wile., Charles blazon. C. C. Colo. A popular oovereinoty platform was adopted. Br. Loots, Juno 25.—The firer has fallen only about one inch since last night, and is now station ary. All tha upperstrcams aro reported on the de cline. The woollier is cloudy and warm. Loutmvli.t.r. Auto :4. ast night. Tho Supremo Court of Texas revisal the decision .f the lower court, ow the Southern Pacific Ilailway. June river in falling, with is feet fire inches water in the canal. - - Two manufacturing Sowing Machine now sell by L. Cnrnnghnn d Co.. Allegheny City, made by M. Finkle, New York, has, In mony !Teets, no rival. Those who ore machines for in nfacturing will doubtless do well to examine. _ _ „Notice to Builders and Contraotora. THE UNDERSIGNEI) (formerly foremen foe Rimland Parry) and reopectfally inform thy. foe aMom he hoe done work, and the pobli generally, th at ho is now prepared to famish Blue, or pat on Plato Rook, in th e meet approved manner. Orders for Itoofmg or Itre pairiog of Plate Pm& (If left al the offlea of Ale/. Lstuate lia, mono, of Klms street MO ter. (laud, YinL wani,) trill to promptly attended la. THOMAS PA IAY. ,aythkrlled. rr 111 lil'ENNTil LIST Mr APPLICATIONS 11 for writing Liquors, bl,d In Ibo Cirrlis Mire say Lo Jone 23.1,1/1.53. Allshonso Joerpla, Lavern, Wain,. lorrnsidp, Arlen Perot, do Birmingham, Branner. J/113.1, with oilow guide. 24 ward, Pittsburgh, Donn David, do do illeltoorporL, Foster &bull...ding bon., arl ward, Allegbooy, Miler Henry, do 11., rth do l'ittrburel, inguldsby Pairiek, Inner Is, 24 40 do Kerr Januts, do • Alti do do • Lowly W. b., do IlloKeeeport, /dor. T. J., do let ward, hush:nth, iloCiartloney Francis, with other goods, 34 INCloskey Cornollus, Estero, 4th ward, Allegheny. Obey W., do Chartlere towrehip, !leper Knneler, do Binaloghani, &Blamer Joint 11, do Chartleni totrnhi, Smyth Parrirk, Went ritiodrrgli, John Cern°, do ilit ward. Pltraharsh. TITO/lAN A. 101WLKY. Clerk's Mc, June =d,1459. )4.21.1.1.1 EVERY VARIETY of ariieles in the Dry anode lino ulways on bend and es low as ran to hod anywhere. C. lIANSON LOTS., 74 Nozher etreer. Nixows B BER u LAUKRY cnitmEN• TICK for litlarhioa. for sale by )e:0 11. 1.. FANNY:STOCK A CO., No. io Wood VXTRACTS ROOTS fur making Leer for Jur tale by felli IL 1.. VA lINKSTICK CIO. CHEESE -100 bones W. Cheese in store ki and for 14111.4 ty R.DALZILI.I. it CO., 221 Libertyrt. • COOKI NO EXTRACTS, assorted, for sale by Juin D. L. FA UNKSTOCK .IkCO. VACON lIAMS-12 . casks to arrive and Jji for sale by Jell ILIDDLE, WHITS t CO. UCK WHEAT SEED to arrive and for J 3 We by jel) NICOLE, WIIITS A CO. CASTILIC SOAP-430 hr.. for sale by 'LI Pa) W. 14ACKKOWN, 167 Libert THAYER'S FLUID EXTRACTS—Afrea supply recd by W.MAOISEOWN,I67 Liberty.. ENN. CORN—WOO bus. in stern and 'for .es by my? !SALM MCVEY !CO EANS-100 bash. prime "Navy" BlillllB ror emb, by IIrIVITOOCR, McCRRILRY i co. 11 - LOUR-100 bbls. superfine Flour, for sale .L‘ by lrceANM & Affir.B. l 2l Men./ sour BALTIMORE HERRINO-25 bbls. in store and for We by J. B. CANFIELD k CO. ArIARRETT'S SCOTCH SNIMF-10 blue. fur We by B. L. PAIINRAIWiI A W. e 1 KEOS FRESH PACER!) BIitTEK Wire and for We by Me BASH t_AJIJER. IBBL. COUNTRY SOA P in store end for side by IacEANE k ANJZII. 121 seeped et tltllE—.2o6 bbls. for sale by lefi LI MAY B. WLLINS. 00L--3 sacks now landing from otmuncr Gioavrcod far ima. by ISAIAH - DICKE! aOM EMENT--iOO bblo. fors:de by %O. =MY IL COLLINa. RED •lUCKWIISAT-1011) bps.'brims real Buckwheat ionekle by A. 8.C . /117MAX, dt CO, I.lll=Nastern and Lake,Fiah of all kinds tau J.LoOMIS CO'. Telegraphic ==l SANDY Boon., Jane 28.—The steamship Bremen passod hero-this evening, from Bremen, with Liver pool dated is the 13th inst. . • . The British Ministry has reigned in consequence of the want of confidence resolution in the House of Commons. Lord Palmerston is the new Premier, and Lord John Russel the Secretary of Foreign Affairs. The latest intelligence from the seat of Ala is that the Austrians have evacuated Piacenza, Pavia, Lodi, Bologna and Ancona. The citadel and fortifications et Plaoenza were first blown up. The death of Metternich is announced. The steamship Canada arrive:J . 6ra o. ti,e 11th, the Borusse on the lath And the Vanderhilt tho 14th instant. f.torrpoot, 11.—The sales of Cotton wore 6,000 bales. The market closed dell, bet with steady prices, slightly favoring buyers. llrrndsngT Markrt.—The market is dell, and sales unimportant. Quotations nominal. Tho weather is favorable to the crops. 'rho provision and produce markets are steady. London, June l3.—Console :MA (a. Ji;. Lord Cranville was first summoned by the Queen, but could not form a ministry. It seems - the cabi net assembled on Saturday, and determined to place their resignation in the hands of the Queen, which was done, and a formal announcement was made by Lord Derby, at a banquet at a merchant tailor's company, at which reveral ministers were present. Lord Ilranville, after an audience with the Queen, waited on Lord Palmerston, who consented to waive claims, and sir re under iranville. In an interview with Russell, 1/ranville found him disposed to insist on Vonditions which make the union with Palmers ton Impossible, whether the government is presided over ly Granville or any other. The Queen being satisfied that I:ranville will be the only olistaelo to the union of Palmerston and Russell, sent fur Palmerston, who had an hour's in terview, and straightway Naught one with itursell who agreed to serve tinder him, but not under any Other person. The London Times says that Russell is an anion t friend of.ltaly. Ilnlh he and Palmerston want Aus tria to admit her defeat, her ascertained inferiority nud the insurable disadvantages of her positlm ~oath of the Alps. Both are of opinion that she should consult her own greatness by relinquinshed territory which costs a great army and still greater It in surmised that Napoleon will return to Frimen, and llnllissier will bo Commandos-in-Chief. The Austrians loft provisions, ammunition anti cannon behind, in the evacuation of Pronenva. Tho Austrian. quitted Bologna on the 11th for Modena. occupied Bergamo and repulsed 1500 Aus. mans who wore marching against him from Itroscia. nliAnin hits concluded a financial convention with Itothsehilds. Wo have no details. The French passed Addei, ricer without striking blow. boat has declined do in Landon. Tho Austrians horn evartintoil nil thri States ref the Church. including Ftwara. 'l'he Austrian rorrespoodonca says that the All, trim. at Malnguano yielded only tic llonidedly sups. rim Giros, and retired winos:mei in' perfectly mind ardor. A mtlomarine telegrni.h i• i Initl ftnut Wny brume to Denmark. The Emperor ,d Austria is said itt take colonised in person, acting un the defensive. The Austrian lore at Palest/to, or tiflicially stated, is fifteen canoe and fill men I fled; one general, 21 °divers and el , men wounded. tit tflicers and 7;1 men are missing. ariliabli'sli's corps Omelets Southern Tyrol from Val Commit,, Val Troinpia, and Ilagolino. The French noel in the Adriatic reeeivoil powerful reinforcements, and it is reported, will lot landing troops noon between Vunien and Trier!, The Austrian headquarters :improbably el Man tua Lairs/ front Collfornla • • Nan. Vona, June 24.—The steamship Atom , . Tny. Jar has arrived, with California paseengers, and the =IN of the fib inst. She left Aspinwall ar4thelelth. The passenger., 400 in number, horn madeo the trip from California in 19 days and 22 hours, t Tho Moses Taylor boo on board $2,51),001) in gold. The principal consignees are as foIiOWP Furg,o A C'. 9:11.1,000; American Etch:lnge Hank. $1,11,000, W. o'. Coleman. S 9 : 1 . 00 01 punt. A Sherman, $10,000; Prettyman .0 Co., $lll,OOO, W., lingo Co., $5.5,01.10: Eugene kelly.A. Cu.. 9120,000; Ilichanl Patrirk, $70,000; James Patrick, Stes,lloo; .1. Straws A Ilroa. $93,000. Lieut. Lambert, of We S. Navy, died on honed the Cyane, on tho 27th nit., at Point Ycwon. The Austrian frigate Novara 11.1 sailed ter. The 1. S. frigates Merromic and Savanna were at Callas. The ship Indian t; peen hum Melbourne with pann.gern, struck nn ionherg in April. Capt. Brew r, rim mate and Et men, with Iw•o panionger, got into 1133 leo boat cud rum, , along side n quarter 1.1 an hour afterwards, when finding the Air oinking no eider, attempted to got on hoard, but l u ring their oars whet, to., far ono Ink, the roles thrown to them, dulled off, and ware nor, Fenn afterward, The chip or in a d' mantled enn.litipn. hot 311 eha rent of the passengers and rents en hoard, aril Valparano, on the lath of May. CAl.l.'oll.ll.—The San Franc-iceo payola raritaill oo DORM interest. The SUMS., I Ifizaba anira.l at San Franoiaeo on the night al the 4th in,' with Now York dates to May Itch. —Six pornons worn drowneni Commeicial. JIII:S D.xn. v. P., C. IC J. B. Coscuri, J. J. • ilmuctcerb. .5.7,-Adzy the ll4liry.'s Gault, Pm•suoncir, I.loEnar, Alta 27 !SUS.. ELOGlt—u,k. frock .to of Vat bldg. in lots at's7 for Supe QA r, $7;%.. , 7.26 for Extra, sod $750.G.7,43 kw Fatally do. 4 ^P.A of G5O btudt Vats at ta. „Mack gnu 1,001 on G.roaur ountract.at $742,=*,00 d4".52.' an d'.. do at .144 rad oultaturday--oUterariaa no ROCERIRS—igBfr • a 8 Wad. Sugar at 8, and 10 LW. Wows at tt. Alm 8Ac0h....—.../n 4410,4* 2.y 7 ..1 . ..13and10% for ithoul .l,.. and Mom 700 Zs B. C. Canto 011,---anlow 0144 Lida Nw 1 Lard ftll at FTEARINlH—tessle of al to at 11:1, 1 V 1 11$1:1r.-41,tles 01 10 bbls Va.. Mai2l;l BIODI k:1!A It ir A N AI, P1111.41.1.1.111k Tut fiords, 31011011..—The apathy Imes Ions:, noticed in this branch of trade still continuos, an.. the lot has been very doll tide week, but not mute uothan tumid at Ilia season of the ' , tr. The Balton trade' oalo, to take pia, on the 11th 01 next month, Is Ininning to attract siosno attention, nn. is likely Li La well attended. A good terling provniln in regard to the fall trade, the mincilry bare of goods. and n Ingo husinom in generally anticipated. The demand Jur Mann sheeting+ and nhlrtings continum light, with batter assortments of all the desirable ruskew than for sonny timer pant, and prices are steadily maintained. Brills are for. but rather quiet, the ilstromul at the Eat having fallen Off Very manor - Lags. Blenched sheethigs and shirtaigis hoop sold these Itno aecnnwilation of stock, nail a slimly market ln notice. In cotton flanoola there low been inuninl4llle 121"Tinuent, end is foie business iltlng at Inn rates. Thm inquiry for prints 1011001.1. Fall sty les are beginning I. canna forward, hilt :there are very foss now goals opened I r 1; n r ot Intf Wm. nppear to be prevailing style. Stripe., tucks and denims t aro alcmly and Arm, liltio nr nu disposition to force mint Thorn In • ntnall bnoinesn doing in snolinin la enpply the clothing trade, who !my mulhandy, and only for their hums , diets Want, about previous rates. The ivarket In well nuppliol with poeign god!. bat bust nista In very itlarl sml prin. t wit bunt an, notterLachangis: Amin. v..ry Leo salsout ul awl has 110113 meellred tniug the oat Iron.. Prima halo mu-ImA thepoiat at hich grow erg are 1011.1.4 la sell, end soneetinnutly 1148. full (4 11. Oil Fri.lsy last v.. saw over WO wagon. •ello wa 4 ~11 the nquare, at ~.i. -k, a. and 11,,, 'amber %tan bat WI.. I. at say 11015 Iluting lb° day. 'rir.ra tangtallllmt3,. 1,, lar,..ge 'two hots I.ringiog Iltteyrw, There 1. 1•01 no rn.,oiry for Clover and Timothy Send, 0n Etatern aroma, and In., both Clover ROM at F 5, and 100 do Timothy at 51.00. Cho-.e.• it In rood demand, 0,01 Ann./ advanced !rf, a ith adev 01 LOU In mina, W. It at he. Iltarerlea are elevly and unchanged. Th.ro la mole eminiry for Fugal - , ton prace• rentalu the ianne.-11.3n. Carla. New thlt.rans, Jena tn—r. 19.—The market for Wow ,an tin.. Inactive, and prima are drooping: +wall ~ wire at $,74, t, 0 for Ohio and Indiana super. Corn firmer under light rreeintr, ant. .01. a at $1,12A1,15 for tulied. o Pr o mlidonm aro Vary doll , and quolationd for the most part giro ntiroly honzinal. (Irwerl.4, aro dull, bat primmer° .changed. Sight exrhange , on Now York 1462 , , ptrodion (+lour to New abe. and to Mutton 3.. Pork and 1.e.! to Neer Jerk i,Y , nod to Meet. 3. .1r ri....l—atranaere 16 , m1 and Nut ith.part°o-111.an• e.dior mot Yairrhild. Tlwro I. a annnovhat ro - rea.nd demand fir annul on call, growing mainly mit of Ilto wanly ot oast/no who hove nblain• with aterarda Treasnry N 0...... Tiw rate n ate fonyel otnet. the maj.nlt) of train...lino. at the high., rate. 'Mel, it. no lark ol .... at thoadtaUcen.inWattoo.. In pap, of Atrir , ly 1 , 0-oe. the tendency H tho other nay, and tratauctioun we made In nom., ...ea at oaalrr rano, than not week. ',nth,. 0/ day a, centaur... go at em.n!,j. 4 , 11 t. 21 1 , 1"gill•edr741" 1 1 ,11 rti.r LL ;,1 , 1 en.{.-1 N. Y. Intl. N,v, Wen:tr.—Writ. IS ' 44.iti.r t Baxter r 110104..,1 nn * tlhon, lo,lay • bond, of hew Winter wheat, of ttn. vniely hono a. - blue Stem: . latina Iron, Ilk. Urea of Mr. Joint Pollak.., Bloomington. Al*Lean count, It will he ready f o r ottiog an 1. , days., and w,ll arms.. , about ia arras It way a arm aatnnin ylblr . Prrne., Warn: 00 rte. 11 LIVoiS Itrrgn —l,i. i mfrh., rrr rt ,—l hy Alaxn a . Mather & l`o , /gating that the.. wan I.- Ire hos water on Swing , Creek Vat, Siallln and Hen urine, Flat, nek4.lhat the reTer rav rapidly railing. In ton. r/14,1fIC•110.• a:meraned relitsed tar ,, ... for St. Lon. to-day.--1 Chic. Pre Rr .. hoc 14, a —Ti,. notot mat I,et continues very dnll, and Own. la inn ... doing t nalablisl. Tl,ro 11Ft 111edriii0 d011.{1.1 /Or 111 heal, Unt prtera bare 14::e. ' t,ru ia s ablate lower prlll, a lair dralasuL t.ara borer , teeflaNt "At& var,lng Irani iS tat:, for 11,Ibt and pond I. atm tirtup doll at gs ta trio for 1-43 (1111/tql la (.11r. taactivo and dm...Nag. SAS !.11,4ortri $4,1,44u, hart/lora l'rt.r/.laaa quirt, at r,y4it7r on,Neqchf, for $4l; I I prima lard, u,..1% pork n.ratteal at Wltmly I• nrm land in rt.t.lt-rete tlt.ittatt.l at Tl , ttnt tug I , IN not., inclotd...ooo Itat - Lit ttltt.ta, nd 5...00 41./ ottn. entenuts San YrIIIICISCv eat ctiltir.tti !lay IYA.II, km the Overland Mei% 1.1 Th.t.itenatittini of the U.S. Branch Illtett, in ?tile city, Irvin 1.• 1.1 Jury,II•1:1 OW V., wen. it 441./ottpt I to pttatt ,_lS l .i ottl Lniliou spot ,ttgtett. awl,. dolls, Sett yr, 11:111 ILA 1 ..1.11, ..... ..................... ... 7 tn. nnivaranro Irnaaure. th. hr to Ina toorall, l ra t rlp Pal c. 19 Ilritto e 15 1 111121.4.1, Lore lnaaana folloa• rt• 111. Fan Mao. ...... ... ....... Maranol. ...... ......... . • . .. 1,070 • Tlr nipor. lorattortt front lino itort. sloro [lore ••1 AlOll, Lotvo Itotto u follovrt• rot I i.t1140 iloto I.t Nom. York.. $1,93 , 010 3'2 451,3:3" 00 •• Vautto. t 11,312 no P. 4 J 1. N.lgr 26.1,0:.2 •. to kt, • .1 I. 114, ...... . • . .7411,00 00 11.1, 11.ng, ..... .............. - :185.70. 17 I, I.• lloug ••• I't.rlrllpars, 1.21,0.3 Iht •• • .. , O0 Vratirl, 1 . .10.er. to Iluakattio.... Z.t,uoll ... Ex,r1..1 o,t 1.4.1 y, I SL. Total, .1. I, t., 114 v Santo perl..l ----- Nacres in lame of laat Vro, $.14n,:::.0 01 'the shipairot of Mussora by the steam, of the.llll pars pronilem. f.. br largo, at redered rah. of freight. Tho community of spenutstoni, in rfew of the new order la tha,;, litody m Ie estaldlidind, in the event of gnoil rev., UlllOl are now confidently exported, are divprard Y. stniot sm. for 111“ pnwent: so that when n sato of produce Is now r. pornakot is understood l o be for ithigniont,:ln reg.noo to an order. Ttii4 ia trona., wad one that will tell fawn at) titan:llhr noun, market aurpleo pnalure in thu Went at (hie titan is mach larger thm would generally I. uspocard, caul as holders are now willing to piPTIOIt thin to powillit. , loomingthm, as Lint nagelred, hawing given np all hope of the remdsblialiment ni Isnot.. prices, its con. materially toward alluatlog the tadancu of ,rode Nac iin. the Rest mad the West. Ileac, we And, after two or thine days of mode.to sales, the exchange market has a tendnory toward greater ease, notwithstanding the usual en. readers preparalloria waking, for July minutia... The Nato Treason,. w hic h!arlusaed about $17L,000 in this market, la ruldltioo I. private corporations., being aerobe,' Without drawiog; upon rho POW crops, to any groat extent. we ham prodime enough in this..l.sa, it seat mfmtory mark. bo found fur lkto krep tho czetterigee a healthy point, and we oball not be norm land to ses lower rate , nombllohed on.. after rho let of . 1 .1).--f(lin. tiaz. Imports by RI; e r. AIONOMIAIIKLA NA VI , UTION COMPANY. --17 Lou Flack; b Ibis tog, 1 bs, As fraction, 13 do wo o l;1 Agri castings,castings,Beau • co: l.gs oats. Conway; i.k ar t4gs loolora,Balles; *indoor Bursts, Hazleton: 2 lad e,gs, Lsiubort Stilptorc lot furniture, Swsooy; 721; to goo/I,lllller hit:koala:O A :do, mi l . IV lIKELINU, per Illoorra-76 I , gs oats, 011oan;e: 21 to. mots', Loomis; 11411,1 sobscou, Mosso, 21 bags gsgo, kin, 4 Larkins Lotter, pLg• °moor. • . • ST. por 1tt.r1,2-310 bble linor , llsrdiner; 10 Ghia oil, 2 lcn banss, tl A YabocaLok; 100 boa twat.. dral.aso A co: 10 bids addsty, Wulf; tols LobaAro, Slasodo, alo lade, I.bodos 11 Verner: 100 bbl. of Is ',inky, Galway; 133 bags wbrat, 20 do rya, lb Lb's door. torghtly, 20 do dy Lloratt; 1,0 do, ?dyers A co:7 bbl. plum , Evan% 654 Am 'shoat, bbl. bosm. 41'llono A roc 42 bbl., lard, llornard; 210% loos pig Lon, tombs 100 .1.. do, Moak/ A cu. NA4.111 211.1.0, i.r CdfLock--210 loos pld Irbo, LoOlobo 1:0 .1., do, 11,11 S rin 29 blolo tobacco, ldart A co; 102 IddAslbar baudh; Ito nob% lAclsni: 13 Idols tobacco, man A Soo, I r, dolatoot 2 bga wool, 4 do foothass, 2 bids ge4..00, I 1:17d.. I Moto; A Co. Imports by Itsllsood • It. 11-13) Was whbky J 114 d, :10 do, J Patton, 3,, to do rliemiel, Worker; 375 hides, J It WC... 7 bbile toberro, C 51caraw; 300 hid., 31 Dolan.; 22 GI,. Dotklrltokt, D 0 Deli.; ell blite Moor, Dar tiOur• co .141 do, D. Wallace; 412 do, 0 raharn & to; DO do, 8 Linde.; 72 do, Ttliu•diner: Lett dis 11 , Itlogherti; 120 do, ACClarkan & cc a 40 do, Ilr 4.1. boot; 460 do, 118 to Dame, 125 Db. pork, 104 cake do, 30.7 eke wool 7 1,75 der itaahhoorde, blile K. ,23 do lard 21 do I Idol. tolearco, 412 1811 whleky, rke . glas , Clark & co; 20 rare rattle, inmate. C. o.p. 11. 12.-98 bid. fieh. J Floyd A to; 320 pig. toed, 15 b. c. 0., 11 11 Coln.; 71 do do, Haworth A cir; 32 tibia 14 / 1 • 711 A t'll; 211 Duch, potato., H lirealetota 90 hoe ...D.] F Corry; CA eke oat", Itatietnan; 3 DbLo rigge, 13 Das ch.., Itobl.o & co; al hale paper, WS. Itarea; It kge Lotter, Riddle, lilt. d cto 120 Do cortyl Craig: 30,0.te I.lrell A cot 15 Scoot, c%C7A7.11 C 4 1 9 So. ebeea,, It J D Canfield 0815 do, 3110, then., Chant, & Cocain: 37 PM wagon staff, 1111 1 / 1 11tiney A to; 43 pt. copper, Park cce 103 ate wheat, 616 bi. afro, 12175 Ixtak potatoemo, Mich. cock A cir, 13 ure ore, .1 lieeStr, Jo motet, Maack ar, 7 car..., 31 can cattle, (A .pkgs old Iroo, 1318 pko ends, oienorin 4.88 aka wool. DA 114. whisky, ID DLL ballot, 41 do WO b. glow, 18 IshBs tobacco, Puke. A co. P. F. W. k O. R. F , .-24eass cattle, ownsow; G hlids tobaro, J Orlon:38 hides, J It Preutio, 11) bblapokrbs Brown & ant. toleisk; 0 do, :3 tails 6811, 14 tibia pesill, Canfield At cs 4 21 tigs lwans, Pill it ro; 9 rolls nosther, PI Do/angst 2) lona pig 0,[1.M.1L1 Asa, II pligt slew , tr, It Townsend t .811 Lida rep, II Kra; 06 ears corn, 100 blitz Dour, !litchi:set sae 8 bide pests's, Forsyth • co; 1:9 tilits Door, Preally t rig 8 do, 1 ear load corn 1Y Clinamisil . 3/ do, T 1i 11 it co; b kgs buttes, Walt 0 Wilma; a do, flhilrer it Dilworth; 73.3. sank. wheat, 120 Mils Dow, Iltuso t Anger 3)0 do, 1) Wollacw„ 16.) th), Liggett t co; EU has shrew), osinCw; 10 don tuba , UM. port • kIlliplon; 37 hg. Inicto hest, Riddle, Whia tt. to; 24 Lids fish, Lloursin: 14 slis Dos.. run. to; 46. tigs buckwheat, Elwirw • Dilworth:l3J buckets, Mart • 22 do, W W sts wool., 254 pigs twitter, 26T1) oggs, to halos hair, 101 do sta., 1456 ohs 717 Lama, 617 cat. lagoon, 1210 LW. whisky, 101 aka f 1.11. park, 016 66ds totiaroo, 1000 pigs J 601061141 203 Las amp, 147 tidts paper, a* kgs lard, 27! bistro !mop, 60 tills dl . 3710 hush wheat, tu sttodiew, Olsrls • co. RIVER NE W The tit,Twas .1111 What( on Pat., 1., with Ina Wan a Get of water by p1et....-Tho wool by hlonoowas hats river for hat week were 7 yµ itoeket arrived on Saturday with • ,rot tat. load Irons Paul. TT." C/Ifiall ai.• Came i Insialbsaftellis. The httoorsa, with a mall trip .0010 trout Wlftdiag• There wse(aome ettifitY otattikat lo Ina way yr fth , Pl4os food., duriod the day. The Loalaills Courtar, orFahltt,}ota ys t—The tftr.boat Dlurual tattle in from ritiabor& - yeaterday, on her may to Pt. Lbttle, whore she ham Loan add tor $l,OllO, for Lowinx pot. Pales Iv that harbor. pips. Leyden yeaderday detailed • ninon hone to Band .4no, where Ilia) vide !toady annexed with *pule Ida/pick !wag • channel through the Wads to renters the Empn. . the bar. A ilook hand uti the Kramer John Hardt, named Harlon, rom that brat Isios at the wharf nista bororo MIL atid !moon& Ho Tr. iatoxlcatal, and Whom, to litathaillo. A dosing thief mattbod watch from • alooplatt goiatock o oo tho Jacob Poe, at Pt Louis (ho other day, Anti them •ay thi' Est 'attests retort °noel the piers of the Rock Wend Bridge giro way. Hearted travel over Iliad beet smqwed.. ed. and attempts wem mule to repair the lineage. The pilots of the Ohio, from Marietta to Cianiowatl, re. pert a [Ohm river all the way down, awl • coalboat hard wooed at Wale lallod. Elm passed thwtaghoat ()potato ca at flelleerille with hat lane Lena. lotairsl_. JaUlt caal-410 heaviest War of amid:tate from Pitbborgh t•ls 1 6. 2 06:.• MO= 001 L—The Rapes, for blealphle, with bitaiar . . awl, and the Jae. Watson, with • lot of tool Ltd tuber Sir At Louie; inbred here yesterday, • , CoUler, who. mid= eadtagt.famla ittehthineil en Wednesday hat, sou art ream' knout' motto , The cracionsucomm.iria;7l3 4/' P slidAlike:de sroisidirollortortelrfall omit. lamUus point sad LosinfUe. Yeenomy came in trove ilh - Loste to Plltiberei. The Dipartores iodises the Bey West foe Palehereterith Lie Arlps.. The Cburhx,uoposuu Ca noel's' slondoseter, sod the /1211fi0n154. Kyh • 'vine. The TF. Best it duo from Now ' erlearen Dhln Lightoorarrired from Pitttentret yeaterciat, on the Mellor. Helel fermata bare motif ate Deooteh , arrtrtft from N. °dean. Tae cuouri• cum In from Wabash river. • el., struck. the racoon the chain in tho Wabash, damaging • portion of her arge. The rise in:ltioUpprr AlinLigippi t 1151. ILock bland is sad to be Hem than at cop pert= mince TalegTapttla 6/ aritilf.' Sona;Jane 25 --Critton, bale" WO Gale; a... 0 01R the expeetedvtaaniarla .driers Plane decllnech WOO Gbl. sold. 114 oat heavy; only 1600 bush vote aold;trtiltegooted at,81.60, Fork berry at G1a12h7.25. Oda 4 .0142. e. lifloonilaube7xesli; eboahten ttWer. Linseed Oil lines at 61663. Mhos lrarer, ea/ea2S,Onn lb; Western wt 11 1 .,i. Tallow steady at l0?‘. intor,ttrzes at 63.4.3Zi1a - fur N.O, aal 1; 1 17.416 for Ildrucorada .Coffrollren; ale* bOuti base Cl Ilk, ; I Mabee.. steady at'42e for N.O: Three IMO DO 1 , ,,,D41 Goan] of Stork. to-day.. CLIterMATI, Jan, 2:;.—Flear "toady. Wheat norhanged 011.• doll at 54. Parley 121...C0rn firm at S 2 Whisk, w- Ore the inquiry 10111 row on for baron "Idea. There la Do fIiRDEt. In thi Hone,. or Rattan?. marketa. P I7I I.4oLISIIIA. Jane 25.—Shier drooping: "ales of ON bbl. eopernne at pot, and to the Game trade at $40.4,440 for common 'sprt 011 to fanny. -Ryr Flour and COM Meal me ,tiooeduit. Wheat drill and delineel; fled held Itt $1,60441 - Mr.% irLite at $l7Odl7G. ararra and held at 90 Thera ir lon Corn olTaln= atlas or I,MY, latch yellow at Oe afloat. Our lover; I,o4otorth lfaryland.old at 40e, and ;Imlay MGR. Whiskey ctoady at 27(1.28. " ... mt...., Jane 25.—Flonr Gnaws; Ohio and Howard ".".°. doll at $6,740R6,27; 1 4; City 51111,0.11 et Sabi , . lower: talt not quotably lower. • Corn dull- an lled llor).11teD at 27 root.. mid Whit° quoted at 75(178, -Wbhky doll }{TAR DIS-PENSAR Y. "' d° $l-.“.4 door, ' l ' .. 4 .4 mw.. N. ESTABLISIIED BY TILE ettp,Bß A TED DE, . 1 017NiZON,Iete of London, England . wrest olforowny In tho science of otedicineNt r i n , r g ccr lain and owed, sore for motoring the sight oed sit dionsarn the to the This is net...wally se. knowledge." th only safe and sure reinetly now known. It has been now' Will great narrow by Ow most okillini thy. pistons in Europe. whine:wriest. Prato:He in goyimvt of the country can treat ihrom.lver pon . r.m...rally 01 u moderato 011..1/C, thereby weeklong the danger mut uaronce of tilling Iran the tetrals df onoklllfel phyoiciatak Tiltll mcilicino (03111rirrit to sere,) I. rent by mail or Kowtow, wall. all necasolry dirtwhano on orreirt of Ten Dollan, Dr. Johnson's Certain and Infallible Cure for Deafness and Singing Noises in the Fars, Nervous Head and lind Complaints, Affording instant relief to mfforers who have Iheen treitblod with Justness far many yeats. Afton nslng thi• remedy n few day. the patient la auddenly and &Watt mirscnlonsly enable/I to hoar ordinary toned nousersation; in the coarse ors tow weeks the mat °Latinate rase nf deafens. Is effectu ally rural. Patients too unmet . to mention loon restored to ',et hnarlng and raward fruni the scares of the hom fe eroom dsognmemengnalined me:emirrs of thS prrnant day. Davilal and private Datiamalats and cnrtilicalet from the most eminent physicians and surgeons In Ragland, In whoa° presence deaf paratnia have been Cured, and many hundreds of private patient, ennui con - bn neon or referred A can of Ude medicine (enough to effect a ture,) will fortraNltal to any part of the country for Walton Dollars. Adarcas DR. Draosar 4.14, Jot talawlyT Oihre nh Slain it. Itriffaln, N. Y. .1•1117 nhicx ton rd Mustang Lin.iruent. T"E popularity of the bIIt.TICAN .rttIISTANCI L.lll X . .' I. enattlen,iva %rah leo cis/lima/on the Rio el MI Other articles claim 11l nrierialepain nod deafen.— this anuses. Fatally Physicians, florernment Farriers, Planters, Farmers, /Avery-man, ka., kale pro,. rally Manonatraled thin fact. thronilsout tie, world. No ./ tills err, !Wore received such end" ntalpular. and RIII•pOrl from Altalitati and :leis nom. 11 11EUMATISM y. arra .handing b. been totally cur.!. i; Tuors, amusing sorry . ttrrolida. etin Jaws', Mir., Ili b., Char., wad all to - 10, u..l raitat Tw, and Modred otanp/aint, upon . _ HORSES, CATTLE, SAL itnrh a. Ring Bows an ll ,Ficratchen,, Spavia, , nil, Mani!, ote, ern admit., and meal by thn WU-STANG LINIMENT. VALUASLE HORSE SAVED! e. LITCII, lisle Park, Vt., mitre:— , Ttartt the bet, was othuitlerett worthless:. (lila ch.e eras Splecle,l ..hnt eiuce the free ace nt Alustang Liniment, I have ~td Lint ter WO nab. Tour Lint:tient bee been tieing, weittlere up here.' 41Z I:noan Emu,. POCLAPIT.PAIA, PA. (Est.. "to lilting that ettle trent the fire it bau.. UmnAnagelible, tilted over and scalded toy haA t is ',try Os ready, almost to trlgp. it tens no awful eight. Ills MIN. Lang Unlotent appeared to extract the pale; It heeled ran. without serene., and Lett no A:Any( areoant. Yeast truly, "CIIA RIES FOSTER." Such laugnag, thi+la hat Iln• °Nokia. arl.pata:r..l echo rahernever flits article 13 used. Thli Liniment Iv Intlinprusablle to p!antvra and v.. r. t.I hones d tuul...a. Mr. John Danlatn.lll , •ntgonwry. sold slav an a fur POI. Oho wov rnis , .l frvto oirer 1111/11.imiUMIL ..builre it rer particular inn! anquirr for the Murtanrltl ha tn.! tal e, lellothDr. Sold by all deakta tbrouerant Nartli vat Amara, Soropa mei all dm lalauatt 111. tkvuu., for . • ate, and $l,OO per battle- Al.), Lyon's Celebrated Insect Powder. liclinesilanuer Great Alterative and Blood Purifier lilt- S NV A.V.N rt:'S I a A.7 , 7A.C.FEA_. THIS old established and inraluable rents dy for thocnre of Scrofula, .o• Rings Sill, Ulcer., Cod White Swelling.. Brent/one of MS likie, MS.Jo-s or piropte o f the Paco, OlAtinele or Seely tropic...l, Bolls which etleo fruw ea impure habit of blots% Pains in tbe Burs, Week... 4 mete of hot Ardent, en ;nu either from atone end isrotruct.4 ceed of elicitor.; or beving labored nreler en attack of pyphllie, the Tunis of which etlll remain In the 'yetis; nr hooln7; ewello•csl are.; emonnt of clrno, calomel, Ac., which . truly hare.,. feet..l the bones or their revering, tollr4 Ire, perioetcnin, which Foment.e glee" wen La chronic eller•roi.glisehm-g.... madmen boons oce.ionslly corneewey. Attack. of Rhete math. in enneennonen of no Injury.' or ehow4Cenatiln t long etembee Billions Affection; the Pale end the eirkly,or • . the Bloated P.r., always Indica," or 'Noires thn nen of dbin Ilaywkintilo ismer.; or ehuuld the pellet; hire labored '1 onaler attention of the Brine. %up., JennAire, nr Vol. low noes of thn CT rook !Urn-Ilona of th. I.l,l4lleres run; or wasting of Flesh. IJlceretal Sere Throat, flip Joint (knnt.laink In ohne!, the neon louthsmnie cliqueya which hare put every other lad:keine at defiance, es yell o. OD ill of the prasselon, Arneore than a enarter of century. hese Ise. perfectly enellcafea by Ibis greet vegetable's.- unuon, In all CV. of eroptious s ALI-LPAthag Oialnunt,"•ll.mld be need in cum:welt. with the Panactn. Too two will rote thew's; chisuic and obstinate eruptive itet,il price of the Pansy, $l.OO perbettle; bottles $4,00. Delivered to artyed. sssss on receipt of Retallt once. ItAXXIIT ViIb.YIII:3IARKA FILI: DUDA Was that o f Mica A. Clark, No- 4 Trouts; carrot, Chorine tow; flees. Wheat. in Philapelphfs, elm rneftlo.l with Win. IL Day. 16th street 4 doors below Dace. The ease eraswa eruption of eight yeas tasseling of the most obetlnato chancier, conning the whole actriece, from sole of the foot eree crown ot the hetet. MLitt; c0..1 irritable in the tdtr. moat erninent of the poorer, !lion had failed accompliablog a core. Dr. beareffb ba. seera was efficient In makings perfect cure. • Prepartslonly by DR. AWAYND • SON, Phila. DR. O. 11. KEYSER, 140 Wood street otyliutio'r Sole Allent for Pittsburgh. • WILL ARV'S & CO. 84 MAIDEN LANE, AND 17 CEDAR STREET. NEIN YORE. _ 14,109.&}1 00 Slj . 1%014'11 00 PA.Y.KIL WA.ItEribiTSR, !Y rn,~n or_ BA PIING; PILINTLYG ANL MUTING PAPER, OE HAAT OE MADE TO ORDER, COLORED AND TISSUE BLOTTING PAPER/3,34 , 7%7.101W. Straw and Bonnet Boards. TWINB -H 0 USE) WILLARD lIAILVVIIe 4r. 84 Meade. LI. and 17 (War •Strea. NN YORK. lIR3IP, COTTON, W FLAX AND LINEN I DT - 341 B. DmoDro NAIIIIPACTII6IO CO/LD.A.EI.III Of nrery As descrin TToN, JUTE, MANILLA ANDpt io Aid NIIICAN ILEMP ROPE.. Tnrrnd DAM Vis Ling Lino, gifting 71trends: , , SEINE TWINES, AfION TIIRRAD. Wlttli,tnd nilklnds nf COMMA A/AD LINEN: ' auirGiLeenlifebnio igtolar ,2,ttarrters: Beason Arrangement ni hin .PPIY et the wi,;;(11,...,(;i i t the foot Locuii tarrot, or et the ti urthere Lne p.km, °Mk.% Cl Commercial Street, between (Mee end Locust. W.AttlAt 1 4 11LALEII, U.seral Agent, mr2rak.4 • . MISSOURI RI VEIi. Notice to Elltsourt Ulmer Sitlppars and Passengers. WE have matte an arrangement • TT eta, tto lifirooorl Itiror Pocket Cotio yor,y b r erbirti Nro con giro through rano from Moons* for panortgora nod freight to 41 'viols on th e Mom' Thy or For lumber polk a / a re. apply to rue., num, at On o/31.m /bet Agents, corner Water and glaskot ntrocto, Rho aro anthorlood to tontruct S ti. MollalDS t CO, (Woof' Pitittn. mrl Zito tit No. de Coratitarciol 4,t. St. lama Mr. tarier MIRA GRAMM, OW-SIMI Artar.vill Wra tor Mr Above med•laterr porta ItirlitYll7BBllA V, at 4 ofelf.k r.r../or Intight o ?woo stx m cu mil. orli • FLACK. BA)LSKft Oa. ettncittnatr e . . VOR CINCINNATI it: LOUIS-A= 4 y • • VILLIC—The Ilan pawn*. aloanw 111 . 11 . 110 : 1 1A;Captaln 11. Jr. Ilulptr,.wiii =,.,1 1111 4,:, bons and all IntornudialniAnia, on Taft 17AY, 2701 . Ina at 10 o'clock A . /L. ; . " - ' i yl.a. IS. 13A1111S8 CO. A 44: L 7 freith , , o r p.. ga aptly on 0004 or a iO) ,- ..: __ • . :FOll. .tUILOULS; viLrx.—m.llnealeamei (lAN WOOD - (XIX O. ttendrickam, will lam for the tom4lala toots ln THU CATi tralt 14a., at 6ceauck Yor tre}gbt ar,polage apply yon bosaar to • . ' IaVLACK. BARNEEI-1 CO., AM* BUCKWIIiENV I BUOKIVIDZAT 113 loop tmslloklkad Ilketkbest, Orc jtits Aintukkm, kidaMcm* CO. Blflnts and' 0 ....0Y lane, alb by S.II.IILR. WIRTY. & CXL .250 . bb , 1e fresh for 61 . 4;11z lama. L • ittisccilantous. .1 .r 1 ;iC I _"-
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