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ileajuat4ettlmtpd from the Eastena Oitiee and
ti u&T , !ra4 — ttlitt- LL ttprtaa stock of Mats, duskostas.
Coallap of_ *Tory varlet/ sod style adaptut
to tha but city and country - trade, be made op
is Uttar sttb pm:opt:mu and daspatcb,. and anstas ss lost
as at say alba; shollir Wallis:mut la the city. ro:-.."Nto
hIoBRUDIC 6c CO
-Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
-,- - -ltai:Agents for the sale of Pittsburgh Menu
isetares. ConAgnmsnts and orders for LEAD, HADES,
PaqDLIA se., sassgo. Ennapt atter,.
- Dori to weaving : and ArrwerEAS.
Noe 40 Commercial Street, ot. Louls.
J. It. OXILLISTY, M.
40— Wsdie &rat, PititbegA,
ENTIOk tuutthe v4vantagoo of Eaton CoUagp aad U.
..Vtals,otto psanl year: vraciko, orlon td. protauto
'Alltvicoa to SURGICAL AND MEDICAL CASEB.
nArtaxsAis
AI, W. D. Howard. . Col. Hatton BL-Candla..
Aar. D.H. A.- Ala.+. U. H. A. Ham..
P. H. 18114 MN. Mo. T. J. Blew.
J. 11; Uantot. John U. Idallor, L" q.
, „ _ , . . .htrall 114 - Colllata, P.p. mySaydr
xrercit. 81COVIi; W 011.13.8.
AILIZATIDER .BRADLEY,
.111141111/lOtiall &SD OLLIZZIEIZTIAT urtmir OP
-- !.COOSING',. PARLOR ARO ORATING STOVES,
13.401 and ninny Grata rronta, acc,
Sole.Praprititor of tho PArtarr GAB
~ .. .Etrenwaand SgoalCoNsumnza
- • COOK STOVES.
Office 'and Sales Room.
No, 4 WoodSt.,Pittabargh.Pa.
STARCH AND FARINA.
?We by tbe
West. Phlladelpetta Maaufacturlng Co
(Fiat Premium awarded by the Franklia lnatltntq
Norembor, 1858.)
Diamond atom &arch, In mass eorkt'e 0 boxes, C lbs. each
bosom do 40 lupers,l ao;
: 411,4 ;tanned, Pura and Peas! :Raub, is boss. various
inteulunstary Use. .
Mali FAUNA, (or cotnEtssib,)ln big 40 papers s.a.e.
T. 1114 "nitttio Is eriprenty prepstod for tannery purposes,
scd ctu relksl on As supsdar in nun to say row to
use. Icr ads by 1110t1PSOLY, MAME 1 YOUNG,
44. 115.au.n . .y.; .18111110117 Agents for Obi Colupsny.
N. 130LAYLEIS aa SONS,
DIM= Di
govign and Domestic Bills of --Bullrings,
LTIVICATEII OP DEPOSIT,
BANK NOM AND SPECIE,
, • ia. 67 HAMLET STEAM, PITTSBURGH, PA.
10.-CeDectieriettmde en nil the ptincipalcltien thruagb.
oat the rutted States. se.Mfely
0 .R.R • a m
I.IC.ILIA 13
• - BYELAW/302iMEIT5 AN II HA:rb, r-112E: .
sommritispoxr.
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PLOWER:, dc,
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• PITTSBCMGLF.
8: B. & C: P. MARKLU,
MANtITACTIIttie et
PFLAAA,Q, JOB AND . dLL ErSL's 07
,;; 7 ' Vir,,RAPPI_ZTO- VAPJE-Ft..
'Warehouse, No. 27 wood Streets
Pi17.5.3P67.11, PA.
myktrfc
.
botchtitt k
. . zt* Matt e
C.:()O.ELEtal.bi ao /4 kin%
• - ?CO CUCTO
1:4allIng, Zron Vaults, Vault Doors
- •
~• Shutters,' Window Gnarde, &e.,
drat se runs Ezra,
'..r.lrom sod Pr179130103H, PA-,.
.•,
I tal n rule! of raw Pattaraa, fancy and rm.,
pm - p.m Particular 6404IIQUioald to aro
' 7 • • amts..- Jobbing done al aluxtriatto•-• . turn
41.
V.A.NDEIVICEt &
Mir AT A 7,
trp
.-14Licpr9us IN CEIA.ACEIZT,
a., 0.5 '
stloaa 5515e5 84c4
ptomptl~oloporck ogre, tTronbero
: tbotiorehose.ol Sale or Iloal Estate, ob
aon eltlydro
auto
KCLIXIL
.li t MINIS & NILLEItr,
•
ARD
MMMII
;It o'N woRH s.
•; Penna.
11arktt street.
klotSteamEntite..and
Work, Bteam and fleet Imo
doLuou stiortuotloe. um.iydfo
. . .
"11 .! , • ••-• • •••••••• KAN etZ - tek 1.) .1 1 •1 - ,
• • , • 7 ' ' 7 77 ' wry and Dealers (dell kindi al
. ' > %.1311111T AND CIGARS
•,,,, ..X a ro m .a...oco, •
irrd
PrITEIBURCI/1„ PA.
_„ _ _
' 4 ,ON
'=`SILLS DRAWN BY
Y
SHERMAN ai CO.,
SAM, LOYDON," - ESNS OF DNB
iA STERLING Atib UPWARDS. •
- 4;),7q.Nii!pr . toripal lowa or 'mica,
.N.;4::1 , 4.;"aad,' Germany, Il r
oxila and other Earopeas
'!",` 117 an band arid Lassie bt i
• 'i r •li4: 64 , Suilwa. Wood street, corner al Tbfr4:
JOHN 8. LEH;
:.'.;:;::.:•••• , ;'-iS`:!;;- •
- 4SMaiiicet Plf.tsbnegh.
f-_.
. ..
:ii.:t.,: ....:: , :;::,:p9d ttseottutent of Crates, CASSIMER9.3,
.....:.;:;4 . ::::':'21i,'C0559933, - nini all good@ soils!.ls for gentlemen'
.'.....!•':..::,• ;.5.,..711t Sleeked. .
.:;.•tii-:!r1:, .4 . 10,r prosoilly filled , In pa Went ntyln• of the art.
1
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CARD. ,
•ft q ti,:.:l; : •
..!':':',' 1 / • .T. SPOT% Dent/at,
..,•-....!:••••X'• -.:•....!lremoved to the house lately occupied
.
' I i•;':1; 1 ':.;:, - 43.1. -- witte. No. :tit Non .trest. (south .tee,)
:;:';' , !;1.;:•:‘•:i,oboy. nand strut. ' -
'; ' , , .!•;1•'•!.64;6'...!!:.imi from 9 a. a. au 6 P. a.
,t , .... :::', ...;,..:. Z . :IY • :, -
:: :......f..:•,./,'-‘6:1.;
[Pittsburgh Bteel Works. t
sr, CO.,
rand CAST BTPX/4 alto, E.PRENO,PLAW sod
1 3. B. ETE 6 I4 OPRINGS and LELEIi,
•-• • Ron and Rat Strede, Patatrurih,
...11. IDS CU
Fr. 0 Ci;o43 6r. co.,
•, Mairue&orpage Dr
PatenL Steel -
:,•14NrutorTne . f.b,. ,
+rirrn! &nets. 1144 . 4,,tithi
SPIED] "CONCLIM
• C. Bidwell
6 ,rfer. Miff d Bata)
CHAIRS'
30AT SPIKES.
and Cherry alley,
.. • "... PIWiIBDRI3II. PENN,A.
• C10.t.a..,1ve.
intmleaton Memthug,
Azitzlluz
igooda, J3lsh.
"rn tierranlly,
Itbanih
i }~~i
.t..,~.TJ,A~Os'Z,
'~~:'?!^4l~
31 S. third
. -auedidPh* hay.
BIDES, Dry .4
,Taxmen' and Cat
, ea the beet term&
treated, fix whiclt
;Lb cub, oi . ,telisse fa
te•oftlairgrand sold.
Live on band
th 1 bate bad Dude and
!I be toll by the banal
!MumlQ
%an. LidniaDriVro;
gttsVet.Pit.-sotioip,
!!11E1
Agents tar the mi. of
be neared that we can .11
at.th pricea.
Urge stack of SMITH lut,lFLATini
A-,.66LD JEWELRY In sots. nrh s.
, - ;:;ANN Jet and Painting.
~itortaitot a CLOCKS le ntriltlaity lug 61 ptttent
some beivtiful patterns of EIOIIIT and ONE
OTFIGE CLOCIKE st GREATLY RII•
'MED mon.
kurnalen • fall Wank of end Eris. GOLD and
3 . Vlia WATCHES on 6=4 all of oar corn importation.
dlaq Watch Maker.' Toola,Atittorials and. Watth Olasaor
HEINEMAN & /MEEHAN,
No. 42 Fifth Wert.
large_
monad In any
AND WOOL
:Avon, tiosittygad
!MOTHERS% / 110 TISEEttilf11110Till&ILStil -
Don't fail to procure Mra: - Winalow'a South
fug Syrup for Children Taelhia4. ft baa no eqaal oa earth.
ft graatlyfactUtataa themes= of teething by alrteateg the
Quint, nu:lazing all Inflammation—will allay path, and In
tare to regulate the .I:W44i I%w:A tipolt It, resale., It
sill Om rest to yourialvaa,ana mud and haat th
Wants. rurally u 6 1a all caw.
Thin Intimata prepatstion t nu prersarlption at one
the moaterperioneed and [meta Pholziaos to Ne
iti4,1•44, and bee han owl with oarerfalllni N.C..
llliilloll2 of cues.
. _
N.
twllavo It as but and sum ortnedy I. Iha world,
all caw. ot.D pular, and DlllitOos I C:hlldreu, •hother
afloat from toothlntt 01 turn 'au, L abe! cant. -
It Ilto awl hoOdllt can ha ostirualwl bt Jallure and unto
to worth It. widen to Rohl.
11/11.4..0f 6uttltB are 1811 avail yeet In the Unll , l
i id aw 8118.118.1118.d.88811•
•
PRIOR ONLY 26 OENTS A utyrnx.
*4 - Noue gouulue utile. the facifirdlberODßYlS t PEN
INB, New York, Lou the outalda wrapper,
&Id by Druggists throughout the world.
DR. GEO. IL KEYSER, Agent for Ylttaborgb
JuthdawlrfcT
SEWING MACHINES
A
,
14 0
' 0-
LATE IMPROVEMENTS,
MITER'S MIRIICELOMS VERKIN DESTROYER,
lint Only Remedy in Om Kole DinliSslnx to Eslrntinate
RAM COCILWO•cozs, Enna, Ann,
BIM; Mous, Onus Worms •nn O•nnzn lateen,
50,000 DOSES SOLD IN ONE MOTE.
- •
ThareCtiebratadlitateediea barn been attentively etiool
for Malty-MO years ID all party of &mope, and their mires
Wont Wye , ' bate been Attested by the Courts of Roots.
Plante, rettierod, Austria, Prtuais; Bavaria, Beseny,
tau, Holland, Naples, do, and their Chemical poi . ..refr
eresulned,sud approved by the most distinguished Medias).
Pacultler .11 over the world
Their deal odUrrorfa to all Liol, etarm. and 1..6
has teed erstlded lu this Lountry the Vibrators of the
v.lO. Lootittaiona M 0.., Farmers, Froyr4•tore
oi Liotela, IV•zehor.sca, Mauiifact. rye., and bF sari,, die
fogolobed pinta
tuniertata Teatlrnoolola Oral Lertio.....e• it the aide., of
then Radiadiaa can he item, at the Depot.
For •ale, ichol.alaard Berul , by the I nv0.d..1 .d Pro
p.:fur, &AHEM Practical Clndlot,
612 Broadway (.r. bora., et. , tor Fork.
General Ageat for the 17. States and Caleadae, runes
/CH V. BI7IIIIION, Drodpol, No. 10 Sots lion., and 417
81v0qw 4 .7.-7;ote York_
gormile to this city, alsekTolt. and retell 14 EL E. *KU
LISES It 00, comer Weal and Second as, JOS. FL? JI MO,
Oman Diamond sod Market at Min 11.1.1aLl k ?VERN
NAN. Allegany. de.Themdfo
COMMON e 4. rules the mass of the people,
y
"rhea-Ter them• ed and ostranthropo ph ilcacphera may
...y. ee en...... 1 ... anemia anima Ilr gad thinr, 1113 Vara.
fie tso elearty dr ag., aaa ...,,, ~,_,..
glue ft their mut ' read patronage. Th. reas:ernii - e ir
ready rattill.d Um aliment of et physician concerning lb.
virtues or HOST EH'S ' , Minna, se may Pe own In the
flontemie quantities of fhb manatees that ars aennally sold
10 "vary imolai:l of no tan]. It ft rem recognlnal as gram.
le superior to .11 othstr remedies yet derived for diseassis of
the digest:leo anima sure.. Madmen, dysentery, dyspep.
Ida and for the Tarbes fermi that setae from derangement
of those portions of the system. Hostetter's name la fist
becoming a household mood from Males to Tuna from the
shores orate Atlantic to tifs Pacific. Try the article and to
satisfied.
Bold by di - agnate end dealer. generally, ormahers, and
by TIOSTETTIat A MUM manfeerarere sae proprietors
IP Wei rexal6B heat erects. I.23arkief
Tut HEALTII 19 the most important subject
to which the attauLtm can ba d:r.oted. • littlo pamphlet,
ettlltlad "A Guido to Hea th,. potUsha4 he 13. L. LUMP.
MOIL - BCD, Wholesale Drogglate, corner of Wood art 3 4th
eta, Pittabtulb, Pa, ati3 which may he had grotto from all
the nento for Wilson's PIM, or B. L 141. matzoh's Verrill.
fog. It =taloa a great ammaot of losatol Infothaation.—
It is worth nadlog.
.tc.:dterT
ARTIVCIAL EARS—Dr. Keyser, (4'140 Wood
street, ban 6o band• vary cloellant &Are for deaf porzots,
by *ludo SI I / 1 ) , MUMS ir• 13123. to bltlr ILI Weil St
Alfa, a •mall gotta perdu drum, sh1:11:1 to Inserted Into the
rat, and ofi34ent In toanynems of deems he...Us?
Da. Ward's Tooth Powder and Tooth Wash * .
Aoy quaoihy of the above article. are for wla et redneal
Prins by DN. KEYSER, N 0.140 Wood et., Pittsburgh, Pc
SnouLDER. Baecrs—l'ho only place to get
pod !Madder Dared Is at the Rativtita carer ti DR. GEO - . U
RRYBRB.IIO Waod at. apll74L-aer
.Soar, Bair Brushes and Perfumer? at Dr:
HZYS UT. No. 110 Wood IL opfo,lller
TUE only Truss Manufactory in Pittsburgh
L. DLL KETM.I3,'No. 140 Wand.r. apl9
Sramars-11. full aseortment of all kinds
of Pyringo• for as% at DR. SINUS'S, N0.14015:oo1 alma.
Casmots SKINS of a good 'quality for sale at
DR. 116113SR'S, 110 Wood .1. aplgUrrl`
Seoziars—The best assortment in the city
or rale at DR. 1N1411.T.1113, 110 Wood la splltdalif
H. S. FOYLE.— 4001,1
•
BOYLE &
59 SECOND STREET,fjv,s,
,CINCINISTAM, OHIO,
IMPORTERS OF
FOREIGN LIQUORS AND WINES
LCOROL, COLOGNE SPIRITS,
Gainphene, Burning Fluid and Spirits of
Domeslie Liquors, Wines, Cordials and Fren
Err. coastsatly oa hand ROC= pees or p aro
BOURBON AND RYE WHISKEY
Peach and Apple Brandy.
ALSO, BARATARIA AND NEW =GLAND R 1731, Ai
Sale XanafActurtri of the
CELEBRATED “ROSE" WRLBEEY.
Agrotalar ?REMICK GIOULES JAPANESE B/TTEIG
spltdtmlyr
.32X.49-14 - 081 .12.T.A..t30811
fi Iip I SECOND EPRINO ATOMS f ifliti vi
OF Iftl.allatato
GOLLY MEDAL PREMIUM
PIANO FORTES,
21.1:rur ACTULLED 111:
WILLLI2 E.NABE a CO., .E.U.Ti!li:ItE.
The have teen awarded the ¢:02&11 FAL:IOW for end
leDte over at competition, and era protivancsd by
SIGTSSITIND THALBERO,
M. STRAEOSCII,
f:. GUSTAVE Y.A . LTEB,
And other (Mail:qui:bed PLlelets to to equal, If oat
SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THIS COUNTRY.
Illtafaunfectater's Etlo Agont ror fitteLatreh end *eat
= Penneyfresits,
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
Old Esteblll4 pinny Depot;
Jelo . 2f .1111 WOod rildcCr above ?Kt.
orzo
Rican-Ric:mom%
B. L 8-8 x]'N '8,
Damask si• Mayon!, &o.
CONSUNERS OF IIiCiIARDSON , S
NM, and those &whom or obtaining the GEMMITJE
GOODS, =mid Sea Shaun undo. thor punctuate tin
ad with fhb toll acme of the firm
savezenzrozr, sob 4.OWDZN,
an a gurantis otth. antuxinaw awl datzbiuty,ot tb• Good/
Thte caftan Is random! awnatially memory as laws
vont:Kis of lotatior and deftottwr Liana ars
moon aftw mason and Naiad with the name of =lrish Hawes, who, ragandlou or the blur, au
ninny on lb. AMOrtenn 0 001 191120 r and tbn Wltatt&o ,
tortrior the mot** Gads, will not readily abandon s
botioeso an prodtabla; Wldlaporchanws can' ba invalid on I
with goo& ota worthlanchwactsr.
,
lagardtn
1 18,110 i4oe4
!randy which I
Aidnry which I him
Any cool wbo wlll try
Y. I ,
17041i0rood iftftt.
J. salmon! a 3.2. Lode.'
Apati,ll6 Obarob stroll. No, York.
_:—L•1500 'bush& white and rod
7f :19batt.to int% for sal• br
lets, , MSAMIIIIIY/14124110iti3d amt. '
:CSffiB•
TIIE SALE
.kbraa' •st,
y - ftil*atten:
bc.g .
Irirbith h. 1.-
.00lIdeute eau IA
droa-koapen, boat by
FOR SALE WITH ALL
M A NUFACTURER'S PRICES,
ALEX. R. REED,
No. 68 Fifth 9i
DIBITLLEILS 0➢
TURPEN T I NE.
idalpatietarers of *very daacrikti.. or
33 ITTIE/14.8-
„tit,s arg C9a4titt
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PSTT , B
THURSDAY SIORNIICO, JUNE t.O, 1859
UtihMOIJWIZZ=OZWM
MLA!! TIIIFIRLITIIIII.—ObIatiarki . t.llsttl at
Shateit Optician Store, No. La fifth it., yegarday.
TS ZITS. IS SHAD'.
100 E 5
~-115 92
9 ea10 . .,k, a. a
12 1, a
6 '. e. a
Barometer
The above named convention met in the District
Court-room on Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock.
The outsiders were not numerous nor the delegates
very zealous. D. .D. Bruce, Esq., chairman of the
County Committee, called the Convention to order.
John N.lkPClowry and John H. Phillips were chosen
Secretaries pre. tem. The names of the delegates
were celled over, and the following answered to their
names :
ler Ward, Portionvii • Frank Bailey, Alex. Copper
2d " Jun Irwin, Chas Barnett.
_
.Teo ii Phillips, C W Lewis.
John Cassell, W B Barroll.
I' Clark, N O'Donnell.
A M'llwaine, Henry Rea.
T Harbin, J N M'ClolevY•
Chili Magee, G Ir
.1 M'Clel4nd, lir C Moorland
Allegheny • T N Smith, T
J R Large, Henry' Shrive,
John Swan,•J P Wrmker.
4th " John Tetzel, David Neely.
Wear Pinola:rah Borough .1 Roger,, S P Rom.
Afonongnh,do " P Geoghegan ' T Keenan.
Alanchester •• Eder M'Cien, Wm Hill.
Sewickley " A Black, W A Ellis.
Birmingham " .1 Sickman, Alf Kerr.
Sox( .1 Gilbreath, P Hogan.
Lawrenceville " 11 M'Oullmsgb, J Freitag
Sharirbory " J Kyle, L Winchell.
JDA.cesport " IP breleskey, J Wampler
South Pittsburgh J S Murray, J, Blackmun
Torentum " J Boreland; Tilistde Neal
Pin r.l M'Cloekey, D Bruce.
Colliee " Jan Bryan, Thomas Donnelly.
Plum " J. C Stewart, John Brannon.
Hipin W Whigham,Dr. Blackburn.
Bobineon Mathew H arbison, R. B. Guthrie.
Jloon J. Latehell, W. J. Porter.
Baldwin : Henry Hoffman, Henry Beltzhnover.
So.: John IWlCeowa, S. G. Macaulay.
Upper St. Clair S Morton, J H Douala,.
North Fayette: W Donahoe Geo . IWKee.
Shafer J 0 Bryant, John Donahoe,
Peebles: Win Piper, J C Richey'.
Wilkie,: Samuel APKinney, Moore Thompson.
Firecriffro John Sill, H Stewart.
defferron W H Stewart, David litrllbenny.
Chartiere John Briggarl, Hash M'Afee.
Findley It Ill'Ayeal, Henry Strauss.
Snowden: Wm Stewart, Arthur Long.
Pine: J A Fisher, Burton.
Wcst Deer: Oh= Bryant, W J M'Lareri.
Indiana W H ?inane. J J Robinson.
Lower St. Clair Jll3 Weal:lee, Wm Haberman.
South W Nicholson, Dr Hayes.
Sewickley Thos Wagoner, RII Stevenson.
31'Clure : Jas Hartman; W. M'Keever.
None of the Elizabeth, sent delegithes to this meet
ing; neither did Duquesne borough; nor Penn,
Franklin, M'Candleas, Patton, Neville, Fawn, Ran
Deer, Ohio, Reserve, and Crescent townships.
The roll having bo on ' called, D. D. Brace, Charles
Barnett, and R. B. Cattalo were nominated for per
manent Chairman. J. H. Phillips pat the veto on
II race as chairman and be wan elected, there being
bat ono loud NO against him.
• Henry DrOullougb, Matthew Herbison, Dr. A.
Black, M. Stewart, John Dessert, Wm. Piper and
Robert IL Stevensonwere elected vice prealdents.
Samuel P. Ross, Frank Bailey, andJ. H. Phillips
were elected eacretaries.
Oa motion of John R. Large, a committee of fire
were appointed by the chair on resolutions, consist
ing of the following :
John R. Large, Thomas Donnelly, Chades
Har
nett, Was. H. Stevenson and'JOhn M. Irwin.
Charles Barnett, Esq., then moved that the coo
rention proceed to name their eandlilaten
.tt this poiul, and before the vote wee taken on
Barnett', resolution, Thos. Donnelly, of Collin, Ip.,
read a resolution which was adopted at the primary
niceties in that township, that it Is inexpedient for
the Democratic party of this county to nominate a
ticket. Mr. Donnelly said it was no are to put up a
ticket—ere are in the minority of thousands in the
• county. There is no object in patting hp a ticket.
Is there anybody here that believes we can elect a
ethnic candidate in the county?
Cheiles Barnett said the gentleman, wee In the
Convention four years ago, and made the came pre
diction, arid yet that very year we elected Rody
Putertion.
The Convention here buret out into e grand Amu,
stamping and cheerios.
Mr. Donnelly tail that he never in Ina life heed
ie Indiana township, and therefore brother Barnette
statement fell to the ground.' Mr. Donnelly here
withdrew his motion.
N. P. Fettermen was named is a candidate for
Judge, but by a letter withdrew from the field.
John IV. Maynard, P. C. Shannon and George F.
Gilmore, were named as candidatea.
For District Attorney were named John N. Mc-
Cleary and James IL Hopkins-
For State Senator, John Calioltan end Samuel
McKee.
For Anembly, Joe. IL Davie, Semi W. Means,
Robert B. Guthrie, P. Stevenson, Jacob Sleek
rath, L. B. Patterson, Robert ?Sorrow, John Sill,
T'rtirtolit Fells, Steil Sturgeon, John Roth, Jame,
1,-wrin,
w Ba*PrOolllt
Wm. Whighatu, Dr. as. Gore, emote,
Masers. Guthrie and Irwin requested that titbit
names be withdrawn, which Wee done.
For County Commissioner, were enailnaled Ed
ward Campbell, Jr., Jacob Stackratb, B. Sinclair,
John Murray, Joe. McCabe, R. IL Guthrie, Jacob
Tomer, Wm. Stewart.
Menus. Guthrie end Sinclair were withdrawn at
their request.
James A. Blaekmore, of the Sixth Ward, was
unanimettely named for County Treasurer.
For County Auditor, were named Wm. M. Hart
zell, John Sims, end Thomas Waggoner.
For County Surveyor, ware named Polar lirody,
Joel lietehum, and Stephen Wood,.
For Director of t h e Poor, were named Matthew
Harbison, Solomon Hayes, Thomas Neal.
The name of Stephen Wooden, County Surveyor,
and of Matthew Harbison for Director of the Poor
were withdrawn. The nominations all closed, Red
at this point it war annoltiined that the 'Hon. P. C.
Shannon desired to make a speech thermos* purpose.
Dr. Black moved that when the Convention adjourn,
it adjourn to meet at half-put one.
At this point P. C. Shannon Mood up and ipake.
He-elated that Imbed recently learned that his name
had been put in nomination for Law Judge. He
had not had time to writes letter and wee present to
withdraw his name. He went on to state that the
Democratic party in Allegheny county was all plunk
and fall of life; that-the signs of Roo times wore-pro
pitious(i) and, that the second Tuesday of Octo
ber would probably turn up • large quantity of live,
kicking Democrats. • (Applarue) Thereupon the
Convention adjourned till afternoon.
Anemone Szuroa—Mr. Battey roared that in case • dale.
gate was absent that his colleague should have the privilege
of muting two rates. Adopted.
Mr. Large teal the folk:Wog as the tioaelmotie report of
the Committee, which, on motion of if, garble, was accept
ed and adopted unanimously:
Retained, net we, the representaUres of the Deamerstie
party of Allegheny county, - rawyert'our While the doe
tants of the CincineaU Platform; and we also pledge to the
Stab ticket our cordial support. •
Beratred, Met the recent pmeeellogilo war IL O. Court In
relation to the queelionot the !veiny of moniclpal aubscrip.
[ion., for railroad purpose., folly mutate the petition here-
Wore maintained by the Leatiortacy of Allegheny county,
upon We Antl-Tit qualtion; and wo n accordingly, reafilnu
our oppontion to the payment of team to pay for frandnient
railroad bonds.
yhnolved, That we approve the ticket [hie icy nominated,
end pledge touch candidate onr united sapport.
Revd.!, That - therizetich ea the !km:Mikan party took
the stamp le the Valfof IBIS, alleging they ware ma good an
Anti-Tax party as the Dettiocracy,atin barter dinetrad the
people then, and failing to adopt the anti-lag principle en
part of their plattsrai to 1857, we take It for greeted that
they are notan anti-tan patty, and woeld lugged that the
people, before voting shall levestigate ( h o matter for theca
mires.
Rewired, That we adhere to the andimente exprossed by
the lost Lemonade Comity Convention on the rubJect of
Railroad tuatiew.
lt , sdred, That we utterly deny the Power or the LffLithe
tore to authorise the con version of the property of the people
thlirounty Into Itellrond clocks without their orth our
sent
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Resolved, That the queetion 'involved le etophotbaelly •
,ontellon of the widen ammo and wont formidable dimensions
- coming directly. home to the bearttut of the people, .d
touching the very Pandameotal rights of our government.
ltemlced, That no decision of • Cowl can overthrow these
right; and when they um invaded from thee tit:tarter, It le
the tight end duty of the people under the Conettletion to
vtodkete thee/roe at the ballot bat • •
Rewired, Tam the Hebb."( • trial byJury, and by • its y
of tho victeage, ementiel to that preeervation of oar liter
tire, 'end any attempt. to deprive the yeArple thereof, le an
Juneau of thetr Wrarthe and t.esson. against free goretw
Bemic , AZ, :That if there la any power [MR eirattiOglY
of the Courts to dreg the mph, of ircetern - Penneyhtante
away from their homes to entree before* Who.' bolding
m emelone to the Caty of Phllohd phl it ought to he correc
ted at once by the proper legbdation. and we !extract our
naambera. elected:to Witt moo the panne of • law to
that effect.
iletoterti, That we will sopport no Man for OM.
whowfll
lend hie old or coontennow either directly or Indlrett4 to
the solsoto of tho property of the people for soy other thin
the legitimate yarrows of government, regarding anything
hoymel that ow no hettar than ylondteend rubbery by rims
name soreer It may be designated.
Tao Cuoveation then yruceedod to vole tor the nowt utuous
with the resolt e. gtvon below.
• autearame LAW JUDGE.
Job. W. 111symorcl, 43 George P. Gillmore, 52
mimeo? ATIVISISZY.
James H. Ilopalur,, .40 johii R. 04'Cloviroy, 52
uteri smeaTon.
43 Samuel fd'Ree, • - ..54
1.53E71DL7.
Jobu Calloben,
Joseph R. Doris, 70 Francis Felix, 14
Samval W. Meant!, G 3 thamnal Sturgeon; .322
Philip 11. Stevenson, 61 John Roth, ' 174
Jacob Stuckrath, 85 Jules (Inflow, 18
L. D. Pattergon. 39 Andrew J. Beaumont, 42
Robt. Morrow, 28 Dr. Wm. Gore, , 34
Findley Corry, 20
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Edw. Campbell, jr., 44 61 •Jobe Murray, 31'21
Josaph biTako, 4 Jacob Tamar, 20 10
James Bleckmore Rai inculpated by ac'ehmatton
COUNTY AUDITOR.
WM. M. /Wizen, 13 . John T. ,y 9251,,,, 55
Tbomas Waggonar. • "-.2.4 •
COUISTT SORTZTOE.
Joel KoMham o
DIRECTOR Of THE room . ,
Solomon Bays, . 14 Thomas Neel,
Hoary logram,, • &
AodzsyJacksonTesxmoolis hasiog hlahast mimbor
of he ant 0.11:4,' smog Moss oat elsasm sris,
oE asairmy nombuted ea the Ana ca1:1,11154s
Peter Brady,
..Inol If otetnim wee l tboik nomtnntil ny necluntlfoo - for
Cu BnrtiTor•.
WI
ittr. Barnett via ant a PniWant of tlifiConfoution,
•PPolut • Anin zmuma ciprimimi or . fiftro,
*with paver toll) their min ctuirmill.
Kr. Earnottson; 'lon MA In insklatlkto mottos; be
did not wbb kin. tin Conininte,Lblunolf. no, d. be did
wish th e 'panda:at OIL it ' •
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'J. Oompboll filem matid tO r linind bi matter the
/Meditate Of ohs Ooh , 'Km dwanku_ ore* 044124 Mak
alttar,wtich was Mali ' 04 ; as Martittka imflopiard, ; ,
.
Defense aontimsiedtheirirlidatetti
. Fred. Hyles, swore—Was at Regime' on themen
ing CC the occurrence; . Bradley, Bielcy, Dcliny, Mee,
Tom linghes and Morrison, came is about 7 o'clock;
they diceii - ind.'winterildeliry to ring; Piteley end
Bradley sung songs; Maley, Delany and others
jumped on the Poynter betide Slacker; 31eley asked
him how he liked the song, Slacker said ho didn't
know; liteley said; "maybe you'll have to like it:"
Steckel got off the counter and wont to the kitchen;
Bradley left the her-room shortly after; Hughes and
two others went cut of the bar-room door next to
the road; hail not been out two minutes when I heard
Slacker hallooing in the bar-mom; _Hughes came
running out of the kitchen through the bar-room; be
bed his cap off; Stacker followed from the kitchen,
with a knife.
James Anderson, sworn—Lire between Beck's
Ron end Hughes'; was it Hughes at the time of
the difunalty; was sitting there when Bradley's party
raule; they drank and then sat down and sang songs;
when Slacker was in the kitchen he called to John
Hughes to roma and help him—that they were going
to murder him; they went to the kitchen door; Tom
Hughes came put of the kitchen door through the
bar-room; linghes came beck after a little and threw
a sled-runner at Slacker; we fastened the ber-room
door and they commenced knocking at the kitchen
door, and wanted to get in; Slacker had a roogh
dark brown coot no, which belonged to Mr. Wilson,
at whose houee he boarded; there was a little tear
under the arm or the coat; that is the coat—[ex
hibited; the coat has a hint rent in the back end a
slight one under the arm.) There was no rent in
tho back when Slacker put if on; had no rent when
Slacker wont into the kitchen; maw the coat last at
the jail.
Tho cross-examination showed no new fasts.
Andrew Hahn, sworn—Was at Hughes' on the
night of the difficulty; heard Bradley and Thomas
Hughes talking together; went up to hear what they
were saying; Slacker went put them and Hughes
said, "there goes the red-headed ;" he
said Slacker was a mean and Protestant
' told Slacker outside what Hughes said;
Slacker and I came in the bar-room again; Slacker
startod!out into the kitchen; saw Tom Hughes take
two men out on the street, go around and come into
the kitchen, heard Slacker cry "murder" in the kitch
en; saw Tom Hughes come out of tho kitchen into
the har-room; Slacker came in and went behind the
counter; Tom Hughes came back, threw a eled.rno
ner at Slacker, and said, "kill the
Samuel Ittoffison. sworn — LTlaLi witness is blind.]
Reside in Tarentum; Sleeker WWI put with mo to '
raise when he was about three years old; he had the
reputation of being peaceable; the neighbors where
he tired say he neither drank nor quarrelled; think ;
defendant ie 2d years old; he his been away from me ;
some eight or nine years; he is a blacksmith by
trade.
HEIM
Recent till 2 Y. 111.
Afternoon Session.—Bridget Kehoe; sworn—Lica
near Hughes'; went there for milk between 8 and 9
o'clock the evening of the difficulty; saw Tom Hughes
and told him to go home; Hughes raid ho wanted
to whip Slacker, and that ho wouldn't go till he did
it; he then went Into the kitchen and f went home.
John Hughes, lon of Patrick, war called to testify
in regard to trading knives with the prisoner come
time prior to the difficulty. The evidence wee notes
portanL
Mrs. Wilson, with whom Slacker boarded, dace
corroborative testimony in regard to the coat• which
defendant wore.
R. B. Carnahan, Esq., was called to. show tha.
when Slacker gave himself up at Symmes' office
there was a rent.,in the beck of his cost. The evi
dence was ruled out.
J. A. Myler, tailor, testified that the rent in; th e
coat was not ripped and was not made by a scissoll; it
is a cut. Witness explained the difference between
a cot with a knife and one with scissors.
The coat was then given in evidence.
Patrick Hughes, sworn—[Defence offered to show
by this witness that, Bradley was a violent man, a
fighting bully; to show the fear of bodily harm felt
by the prisoner when attacked; and that therefore
the cutting was in self defense. Commonwealth oh
jeered, and the objection was sustained by the court.]
hire. Wilson, James Boreland, Tillotson Neel, Jas.
Watson, Wm. Lynch, Geo. Corbett, Wm. Carney,
James Moore and Edward Jones testified to the good
character of defendant for peace.
The written 'testimony of Charles Rico before the
Coroner was given in evidence, for the purpose of
showing variations from hiestatonsent in court.
Samuel Morrison. Jame, Anderson end Goo. Cor
bett wore recalled, end testified defendant wee a
right-handed man.
Defense then reseed, and the commonwealth nailed
some rebutting testimony.
Denial Delany, recalled—its, not sitting on the
counter beside Sleeker; did not know Tom Hughes,
end did nut learn the ber.room with him and go
around to the kitchen door jest before Sleeker name
oaf with the knife.
Thowan Ilogbee, recellediVas not in the kitchen
do tog that night; never carried any weapon; did
cot run out with toy cap off.
Sur-R,bettitty.—Ellen Jule Hugher, recalled—
Sew Tom Hughes run out of the kitchen net before
Slacker came out, end throtigh Into the rtreet: think
he bad'no cop on.
The eridelfre 6013 rilled, 11111. i ~u rt t I tern!
UII 7; P. t.
At the ...Ding session, mussel addressed the jury
on both elder—Abeam. Miller sod Collier for the
commonwealth and Pollock sod Hampton for the
detente. Court adjourned till mine o'clock this morn
ing, when the charge of the court will ho delivered.
AGRICULTITIIAL.-Tbe regular mooting for JUDO
of the Board of Agriculture for this county wale bald
Y"'""Y ( W° 4l .eadeT) morning, at the Satiety's
rooms-Chairman Young presiding.
Mambera prawns... Messrs. Young, IleSelvy,
Hodgson, Real, Pillow, largo, Negley, Barnhill,
Parki'Aner; aidiraly. -
T 4. prlocipal b.slees• ~ ~ ...........c 0 ... 0 +. .r•
pointment of Judging C tnittees for the Fail Fair.
The Board made the following salections, and fn-'
tousled the Secretary to notify the persons named
of their election :
No. I. Hoary draught horses, &r.: Henry Ingram,
chairman; John Thompson, Robert Stewart.
No. 2. light draught and saddle horses - Thomas
Jackson, Maury Chalfant, S. B. Have.
No. 3. Thorough bred boner 111. Simpson, chair.
man; Wm. Barker John Mathews.
• No. 4. Jacks, Jennets and Males: iFro. Grace,
chairman; John &Miley, John Herron.
Nos. 5, 0 and 7. Cattle, rations breeds: Copt.' .1.
Cope (Brownsville) chairman; Wm. Boyd, Wm. C.
Dunn (Baden,) Jos. Stoner, M. B. Brown.
No. 8. Fat cattle, As.: Hugh Richardson, chair
man, John Kul, Wubington Beale.
No. 9. Floe wooled sheep: thigh Leo, chairman;
Wm. C. McFarland, Wm. Hall, John Murray.
Nos. 10, 11 and 12. Long wooled and Soothdown
sheep: Robert Douglass, chairman; Jos. Harrison,
Alen. Illchuskin.
No. 13. Swine: Cornalios Scully, Martin Cleaver
:Jr., Robert Wilson.
No. 14. Poultry: T. B. !led, ke, chairman, Eph
ralin Jones, Win. Ewing, Jr.
Noa. 15 A 18. Butter, Cheese, Honey and Salt
Flour, Meal and Crackers: John MeD. Cfo.llll,
chairman, Masora. Shirt, and Hare.
Na 17. Onsin and Seeds: Isaac Mills, chairman,
John McCloskey, David Collios.
No. 18. Vegetables: Abram Darts, obairmsn, Wm.
Martin, Jr., Jacob Allen.
No. 19. Field Crops: 11. Chess, chairman, Sam'l
Chadwick, D. It. Coon.
No. 20. Plowing Match : C. Shively, Jas. Gilmore,
Ben. Kelly. Jas. Mellelyy.
N 0.21. Frolt, Wine, Cider and Vinegar: Dante
Negloy, chalrwan, Win. Holmes, Jacob Boyer.
Nos. 22 A 23. Flowers, Plants, Cut Flowers., .10.
Dr. Gross, chairman, Geo. Mellatty, John Ferguson
No. 24. Household Manufactures : Geo. It. White,
chairman, Mrs. A. W. Loomis, MR, Elisabeth Shaw.
No. 25. Food Condiments: Jacob Mobley, chair.
ton, Mrs. W. P. Baum, Miss Abigail D. Young,
Miss Ellen 'Murdoch. •
Nos. 20 it 23, Farm Implements: John Damp.
son, chairman, James Latimer, Nath. Ingram. •
No. 27. Farm Implements: L. It. Livingston,
ettairmau, Jamas Nally, A. Speer, W. Barnhill, Mr.
Swett.
No. 29. Hamar, Saddlery, ...ic.. : Hon. Jacob Bfial
glis (Washington) chairman. Robb Mackay, (Beavor)
John Paxton, chairman.
No. 30 and 31. Dry floods, Ropes, Hats, Cape,
etc.: Henry Irwin, chairman; D. N. Book, John R.
_
Kegley, C. KIWI.
No. 32. Stoves, Grates, Hollow Warn, ate.: Hebb
M'Coy, chairman : A. 8. Nicholson, Wm. Varnetn.
No. 33. Silver, Britannia Ware, Cutlery, eta.: Wes.
' Gilmoro,(Chartionb) IL Whitcomb chairman; John
Cartwright.
No. 34. Brass, Copper, Bolls, etc.: David A. Mor
ris, chairman; Isaac Jones, Joe. R. Reed.
No. 35. Glass and Stone Ware: Josiah King, A .
0. Davis, George Breed.
No. 16. Carriages, Designs and Invention/ : A.
King, chairman; Daniel Johnston, Robb Patterson,
No. 37. Garden Furniture Looks, Railings :19,
B. Ross, chairman; Jas. Rec to, C. Branco.
No. 38. Iron, Iron Ore, Steel, Coal, etc: Chas. A,
Normine, chairman; Wm. A. Lyon, John B. Bell.
No. 39. Hams, Soda Ash, etc.: Mount, Bennett,
(chairmand Thompson, (Tarentum,) Capt. Irwin, (Lwranceville.) .
No. 40. Fine. Arts: Dr. Jos. Reed, chai rm an;
Thompson Bell, C. Wolf, W. S. Bina% J. Schoen.
maker.
No. 11. Miscallanaons : Dr. Weyman, chairman
M. Lawton, jr.; R. W. Whits, Jas. Ray, John %irk
patriek, (Cleveland,) Thos. Farley.
Machinery: John Stark, chairman; Jas. Reese
Nicholas il'ade.
On motion, Mr. Barnhill was instrueteil to provide
steam purer and shafting neceasaty to propel en
gines, turtling lathes, and other machinery which
may be on exhibition.
By an orernight, the premiums on the following
articles worn omitted in the publication of the Pre
mium Liat :
Boat Oneihnting Engine $2O 00
" Slide Palm " 10 00
" Turning Lathe, with screw cutter, 01011-
flu:tared in Weatern Penneylennie
Mr. McNoisy, of Swissvale, exhibited slaw heads
of wheat, taken front fields covered with almilar
wheat, which were pronounced by all who examined
them the most remarkable sample' of wheat ever
awn by theta. The heads each centsined folly 100
grains, and werereinarkably heavy.
Gat. Negley stated that from many letters reeciv
ed from correspondents in rations sections of Penn
sylvan* and from his own observations, the aces'
of wheat planted this year over last year was two
thirds 3 the lou by frost ons.thlrd, and that the ex
cess of wheat am and Am last years crop, in this
county and In the State, would be ono-third.
The other faraurre pratutt coincided with the views
of Gen. Negley, although they thought the excess
would not be it, large as he anticipated. They were
all of opinion that the crop in this county would be
larger and better.than that of but year. •
Gin. Negley exhibited soma tine'v.mioties of stew
Ball Barley.
Onntotion adjourned. • •
Extrternom—At Wilkinaburg, lest night,
Messrs. Hatdings'. and _Ridden gave a tine eshi
lion with their pupils, itbeing the end' of the
Academic year In Wilkitusbarg Academy. The
ruts has been very successful and a large clam
ber 0/students bamt bean in constant attend.
atioe:'' Many. B.'andH. an very poPular
410~1 to. • ... • • '
H o lne.W* l .fitatWitaterl4o4ldre a some
property Whiob Dr. Wilson Intends boson abort-,
• :ly.'- Thisprogeity iondeta of ninety-ono sties
lying on a tiltside with a souther . ti a:ermine. 'lt
lies uearlyjn the shape of a crescent, at the lets
of Iles tat ion as you go east. •11 in in twobanch-
ea or levels, and is for the most part covered
With the finest oaks, butternuts and elms.: If a
mere child were born to day, and' if to day an
oak were planted, that child's grand
,children
would not live to Bee that oak reach eo magnifi•
cent proportions as those which now throw their
broad shadows over this land. Leaving Home
wood Station, a walk of fire minutes brings one
to the foot of the hill, on wham side lies the
property in question. At an elevation of fifty
or &hundred foot, which you reach by a gentle
grade, lies the first bench. Here a man of taste
could erect such a house, with ench surround
ings as the taste of the builder might dictate.—
Around him would be those grand oaks, East
Liberty in full view at the right hand, three
fourths of a mile distant, while on the fore
ground is the cultivated valley between that vil
lage and Wilkinsborg. When we saw this scene
it was bathed in the sunshine and checkered
with the fields of grain of various shades. More
beautiful scenery cannot be found in this State.
Behind the first bench the land takes another
rise, and would afford the grandest chance for a
grapery, as it presents a full front to the south
ern sun. The most favorable point after all is
that the whole ninety-one acres are /supplied with
never foiling springs of water, Most of them,
moreover, of soft water. Coal also abounds here
in sock situation that it could be rolled almost
front the mine into the house. The water could
be carried into basins, fisb-psnds, eserades,
fountains or rills: they could be made at any
point where taste might dictate.
This property is offered for sale in lots of from
, three to ten acres, on surprisingly reasonable
' terms im to price and favorable as to Lerma.
Property in the vicinity of Homewood is ad
vancing in price, and some of our first citizens
are purchasing there. Society will be good. N.
Holmes, Esq., has receatly purchased a valuable
lot there. J. B. Canfield, Esq , has built him a
line residence there, and will occupy it next
week. B. L. Fahnestook, Esq., has just bought
14 acres at SSSU per acre. Dr. De Pay, Dr.
Vandevert and Mr. Hess have all bought there,
and intend to build We would advise those
who would make a safe and sensible Investment
of money, even if they did not desire to build,
to purchase of Dr. Wilson. His advertisement
will appear in a few days In our columns.
Ezczg
SCUMS ACCIDENT.-011 Tuesday about half
past A o'clock in the morning, a serious accident
occurred on the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne Chicago
Railroad, resulting in the death of two men, to
wit: Thomas Boren, a hand on the road, and
George Moore, supervisor of division. The con•
erection train was going west, and passing on a
sharp curve through a deep cut. Mr. Moore, a
boss, and four hands at the crank were coming
at a rapid rate down a steep grade. ft is thought
that their epee(' waanot much less than that of
a steam engine on express train.
Without any warning on either eide, construc
tion train and hand car met plump, face to face.
The boss, whose name had escaped no, rolled off
as quick as thought from the hand oar and ee.
coped. Mr. Moore was met full on and killed
instantly and Moron also. It appears as if the
men were struck in the head, and thus carried
into etrrnity without a moment's warning.
Moore lived at Alliance, and leaves no family.
Flom lived a short distance from New Bright.
on, and leaves a family. An inquest was held
on the two bodies at New Brighton, and a ver
dict in aocardance with the above facts rep.
dered. No opinion was expressed or Implied In
the verdict touching the question of fault. Mr.
Moore being supervisor had fall control of the car
on which he was, and hand cars are expected we
believe to give way to all trains on the road. Mr.
Moore hoe gone to his last account, and the ex
planation he might have given is therefore de
nied ns.
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Tat attention of deafe' and business men
generally, is directed to the cards In this day''
paper, of Messrs. Logan & Gregg, 0. 8. Aryan
& Co., and the Enterprise Insurance Co.
The Hardware business is a growing one in
thin city, and country dealers within commer
cial rouge of MY, are beginning to learn that this
in the beet market for them to buy in. The bonne
of Messrs. Logan & Gregg, is one of the oldest
in this bunions, and we take pleasure 1n com•
mending It tooll who may have parttime' in that
line to male. The firm enjoys a desorvedlylbigh
reputation, wherever known, and its enterprise
in advertising liberally will he mire to attract
to it an increased bush:tees
Mr. Bryan, of the firm of G. P.. Bryan Ca ,
commiesion merchants (or the sale of Pig Iron,
Blooms, lc., is one who has had much experi
ence in tho manufacture of Iron, and is there
fore well qualified for the business advertised.
The company of which he is one presents a line
of most excellent references, and we cheerfully
commend him and them to Cho favorable notice
of the Iron trade, generally.
Meagre. Bryan c Co. are agents, also, for the
Enterpriee Insurance Company—a corporation
.111,11 r, ellplinve. for the first time introduced to
public W notice in thie city. The Pittehurtb ref
erences are all of the highest character, and
Pittsburgh merchants will recognize, in the list
of Directors, the well-known names of some of
the best men in Philadelphia. With each en
dorsement, this, company will doubtless iron
grow into merited favor.
FAMILY Janti.—A hearing was had before Aid.
Rogers, Wednesday, of a case in which Ann
Maria Battler, - (wbose name was connected with
the Jacobi murder,) appears in an unfavorable
light. Tuesday evening, • married man named
Frank Morgan, who lives in the upper part of
the city, was seen by the wife of the latter page.
log along Wylie street in company with Anna
Maria Bottler. She endeavored to separate him
from Anna Maria, who had hold of his arm. A
disgraceful seen° ensued and quite a large crowd
was collected. Alderman Rogers and officer
Flat:tope took them to the Alderman's ofsce.
There they renewed their conflict of words,Antia
Maria, however, having little to say. Morgan
emeriti that his wife eloped with her paramour
and went to Cleveland, taking all hie money with
her. The wife alleges that Morgan has been
harboring Anna Marla, and that she has taken
her place. The Alderman, at their request, held
them for a hearing upon a charge of disorderly
conduct.
The party was Gned each and coats for
disorderly conduct, lawns great deal of °rind
nation and recrimination had Oaken place in the
office between the parties.
IMPORTANT TO FARMRIL—LiMe Manure for
grain molds has long been considered a great de
sideratum. At the Soda Works, in East Taren
turn; large quantitiee of (hie invaluable manure
can be procured at the cheapest rates.
We caw yesterday a specimen of rye raised in
a field of!Ur. Thompson, near .Tarentum. The
stalke arp over seven feet in height, and the
heads as full and heavy as they could hang._
Out the point to be particularly observed is, that
on the same field last year the crop of rye was a
failure. One hundred bushels of lime woe spread
on each acre preparatory to the present crop,
and the result. wilt be a magnificent yield of the
Snout quality of grain. Sae advertisement of
this lime manure in another column.
THE COMM:M-1a the ooarestwhich takes
place tomorrow evening, at Lafayette Hall, be
tween the Renton and Addisonian Literary So
cieties, we ehouid hare elated that the judges
are Revs. Krauth, Jecobug, Yerkes and Hunter;
the umpire, Rev. Gracey. The whole programme
for thin literary treat Is an excellent one. The
exhibition will be eomethingnew In the literary
lice, If being a regular contest between two col
lege literary accietiee, to be conducted according
to all the establiehed usages of snob inetitutione.
. Sruoin.—.l house on Penn street, above the
canal, Fifth ward, adjoining Bleyer's furnifure
rooms, was struck by lightning during tho storm
Wednesday afternoon. Tho fluid first struck
the chimney, ehattered it, and then glanced off
to the window frame in ono ot the upper stories
of Meyer'. building, setting the frame on fire;
It watt soon extinguished, and no further damage
wad - done.
Mutant Amason, aged about 60 years, died
in the county jail, about 2 o'clock Wednesday
morning, of disease of the luoga. • Re formerly
resided near Girty'a Rua,-and had been iri jail
since the ad of June. lie etas committed ak that
time for disorderly.conduct. Ile was buried at
the expense of the county.
XAVIIIR KARL and wile, proptietars of area•
tanrant on Diamond alleyoreretteld to bail by:
Mayor, Wednesday, on a obargo of maintaining
• dinorderly bonne, on complaint of nedghbon•
Two girls who were in the house were sent to
dayo.
fanoasr.—Tuesday evening Coroner Boatrtlek
held en Inquest on the body of John Feareti,
Spring Garden, Reserve tp, It,appeared,tbet
he died anddenry at hie residence, about 3 o'Ultiolt
P. u., from apoplexy. Verdict accordingly:
.
Tma Teaebers'Ple-filo which c omes o 9 on-Sat
nrday at New Linden Grove promisee to be - s
grand affair. In one advertising 'coinmnn will
be found a card from the managing' committee.
in which all the arrangements' are set forth.
Tirs Cos Moat Pilots' Assoclation Plaiiic comes
olPto•morrtiw, at Wilklasburg GrOTs. Cars will
leave the Panasyleaula Refined Depot at'lo: 4 4o
A. N. • Thera will no doubt be a !ergs &Dirnd
l:looe. •_
Tnt counsel for Thomas Hanna, consialsd of
murder in the second degree,' have midis 3320.
Lion fora new trial, which will be argued here=
when
,
Noma tbo advatisoment of .1. L. L'ardsgban
Co.,'Pedend street, 'Allegbany. noir stook of piece
goods for the a:Utast trade in tosn'a and boys' wear,
le always kept troll, and In mad/ made clothing of
forfig OrdPF.O O .7 it. doing a Pi!Putten.
IZMMM
/itanaims by the Itassaez Arabia.
, Sacarmar., it 8., Jena 29.-4aLIST Barters—
,Pasilamant had sa-aasembled, burland. Pahniseton
bad postponed the pram:dation of bin programa:tater
General Gyulai has been insPereitipa in Dia rem.
mond of the Second-Military Dietriebi by General
rehliak, commander of this Fourth Dishiet.
Austrian reports state General Urban bad repulsed
Garibaldi's forms.
Gem Garibaldi was at Brescia
Austrian troops were moving tower's Italy-.
Napoleon demand. additional men, In order to be
siege the fortresses of the Austrians, which form the
Idstaticd quadrangmee tileare b etween the mi et . te
and the Adige.
The Austrians are said to he preparing to attack
the allies et Mantas
The mobalizatkee of the Prussian army, and the
more hostile attitude which the German confederation
has assumed, creates +messiness as to the result,
general war being feared.
Kossuth had passed through France en riots for
Italy.
Prince Napoleon's corps had cernmeaced moving
The Atulriens are reported to have entered v n i.
Wine.
The new British Ministry had been officially a._
nounced, as follows: Viscount, Lord Palmerston ;
First Lord of the Treasury, Ron. W. E. Gladstone;
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lord Johi Russell;
Secretary of State for the Foreign Department,Dake
of New Castle; Secretary of State for the Colonies,
Roo. Sidney Herbert; Secretary of State for the
War Department, Ron. Charles Wood; Secretary of
State to the India Post, Deka of &menet; Lord of
the Admiralty, Lord Campbell; Lord Chancellor,
Earl Granville; President of the Council, Duke of
Argyle; Lord Privy Seial, Earl of Elgin; Postmaster
General, Hon. Richard Cobden; President of the
Board of Trade, Ron. J. Edward Cantwell; Pint
Commissioner of the Board of Pablic Works, Ron. J.
Milner Gibson; President of the Poor Law Beard,
Rom Sir George Gay; Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster, lion. Sir A. Cockburn succeeds Lord
Campbell as Lord Chief Justice.
Parliament met on the 17th inst., when Lord Derby !
aaaounrod the resignation of the ministry. Earl
Granville, President of the Connell, geld that he
would reserve his explanation of the policy of Vie
new government till a future day. The Rouse of
Lords then adjourned till the net net. lathe Rouse
of Common!, Mr. D'lsraelli announced the resigna
tion of the ministry, and moved an adjournment,
which was carried.
A dispatch from Vienna !eye that the Preach have
established a depot on the Albanian coast, and di,
embarked largo quantities of gold cote.
' An Austrian corps d'ermee, which left Ancona
for Tessera, had been directed toward the lower Po,
to join the troops in the provinces.
It is uncertain whether 'Ancona bus been wholly
evacuated by the Austrians. Waders& and Brescia
are free of Austrian troops, and numerous munici
palities of Romagna had pronounced for the nation
al cause.
The allied army passed the Serie river on the 13th
inst., marching toward Oglio. Thetight between
Gen. D'Urban and Garibaldi had took place at CM
tinotiolo. Garibaldi had 4000 troops and 4 cannon,
bet was repulsed.
Austrian correspondence states that the organiza 7
tion of troops for the defence of the Tyrol', b pro
gresaing. Several et.mpanies hare already ball
drawn out.
Letters from Vienna fly the fourth corps d'armee
under the Arch Duke Charles, had commenced to
leave for Italy, and the third corps, ander the Arch
Duke Albert, was moring towards Trieste. Tho 13th .
corps Warmest was being formed, acd was also des
tined for Italy.
The Swiss Fedora) Council had ordered the occu
pation of thepass of Marello, between tho Orisons
end the Vellentino.
The French fleet in the Adriatic wait receiving
powerful reinforcements, and was expected to Mum
bark soon between Venice and Tricots, The firet
detachment of the sedge of Floats had left Toulon
for the Adriatic.
The Sardinian authorities have issued a decree
opening the ports of Tuscany for the importion of
breadstuff,
The London Times Paris correspondent speaks
' of dissatiefactioe being manifeeted by some Italians,
at the territorial accessions of the King of Sardinia.
They protest against this taking possession of Lom
bardy, and ask for a confederation, not a (onion.
Leonard says that the second aeries of operations
will be eimultaneously commenced by sea and land.
The allied troops will all bo pot in action to infest
the Austrian fortresses. Prince Napoleon will pro
ceed immediately to support the right wing of the
French army.
Klapskaa, the Hungarian patriot, had issued a
proclamation to the Hungarian soldiery in the Ans
trian army.
A Polish legion is forming in Italy, and a Ilan
gazian one at Goals.
CEIICdt:O, June 29.—A special reporter from the
Journal, returned from the scene of the accident thin
forenoon. The time he left was 6 o'clock this morn
ing. Thirty seven bodies were found. The follow
mg addition were reported killed yesterday:—Mrs,
'Sumner and two children, of Chicago; Mary Ann
Curran Dunkirk; Mrs. Tizuold and two children, and
a number of bodies not recognised. Mrs. Regan,
Rockford, died since the accident.
Sr. Loris, June 2V.—River about stationary here,
perhaps recedingalightly._ The Illinois is falling
rapidly, with font and a;ltalf feat in the channel.
The upper Mississippi is falling fast from Bt. Paul
to Dabuque, and slowly below the latter point, all
its lower tributaries being full. The Missouri is fall
ing from Leavenworth dossn. Weather warm, wills
indications of rain.
Sr. Loris, June 2:..—The river has fallen 6 inches
at this point within the last 24 hours, and is still re
ceding. All the upper streams continue to decline.
The Upper Mississippi has fallen 4 feet at Dubuque
within 4 dive pult. The weather is clear an very
warm.
A91111,01,1t Conutr.—The Republican Conven
tion of Waehington County, met on Wednesday and
nominated the following ticket:
Assembly--George. V - ...tucneenee, of Carrot! Wil
liam Graham, of Buffalo.
Treasurer--John E. Bell. of Chartien.
Comniarioner—Geo. Taylor, of Waal Bethlehem-
Dtaid Arroccc2,--Alevender Wilson, of Wash
ington.
Auditor—Samuel Stott, of Smith.
County S.—srior —Thomas M. Boyd, of Inclopond
coon.
•
Director of the Poor—A. B. Scott, of Nottingham:
This is a good ticket. The Convention plumed ru
lutions endorsing the State Ticket, in favor of a Pro
teethe Tariff and homestead law, against Cue natu
ralisation letter,and endorsing GO. Cameron's course
in the Senate.
Lron's Powder and. his Pills,
All the insect tribe will kill.
Judge Alelgs, President of the American Institute,
says:—"The discovery of this powder, by Prof.
Lyon, is of national importance. The Partners' Club
have tested it thoroughly. Locrists, grasshoppers,
ants, bogs and all vermin ran be destroyed, gardens
preserved, and houses made pure. ft is free from
poison to mankind, es tosserNs. Lyon set it." There
is no question as to tbo great efficacy of this article.
A tow applications destroys everything like garden
worms, bod.bngs, fleas, ticks, roaches, hr. It is en
Asiatic plant discovered by Mr. R. Lyon. litany
imitations will be offered. Bo sore It bears his ad
dress. Remember
'Tis Lyon's Powder kills all insects in a trice,
While Lyon's Pills aro mixed for rata - and mice.
Sample flasks 25 cis.; regular sizes 50 els. and 131.
BARNES tt PARE,
Also the Mthican lifustang Liniment New York..
! t
S. A. Souk & Co., Federal street, next door to the
postofbee, Allegheny, having opened their-Ice Cream
Saloon fur the moon. are prepared to furnish their
friends and patron with all the delicacies of the
season. Weddings, pic-nic and other parties sup
plied on short notice In the very bout style with every
thing requisite They have alwaye on hand a very
choice muerte:ma of Fruit, Cakes and Confections,
manufactured from good material, and got op by
competent workmen. Give them a call.
DY/
'BPEIPBIA.---The worst foe of humanity
to so well known, that we hardly feel dierweed to neap,
time or tam In lorespoeition. Paw have escaped abating
from one or another of ateried forme. In fact, It is either
a CADS! Or • COMQUEIa Of ILTMOUOTIO7 other discern; and
taken I n • thin stay, we believe one ren.dy—INERHAVRS
HOLLAND always mitigate, It not effect a
permanent. core. We might tole etrooger language, hiss, at
we are eddreallug a reaming a walla • tamable con.
many, desks to avoid the prejudice which would attach
to what would aeon more boating. •
Indication, ileartbutn,thedecia.-fila adleoriene—in
fart, all that have their origin in Impaired digestion—in
which are Included BILIOUS DISORDERS AND LIVER
OOMPLAINII3,2IentaI Madan, /critobtlity,hannperttion
to TAW:, innxitionee, .Delnerrion 13Pirihi. 4VerWl".Thm
and TrembiteAderfre for Eelltede, and a amber of other
affecticani of this claw rendering a man unfit for Jae.
ranee with the world mad the meaty of hie family—will
all, In mat lostanore, he Resod to have proceeded from that
abased date of the &retire organs which this medicine is
eminently celonleted to relieve. •
Ran Catrin...-131aGentdoe highly Concentrated Bar.
hare's Holland Bitten Is put oplo halt pint bottles only,
and retailed at yl per battle. The gnsat dammed for this
truly Celebrated Medicine her lanced Many Imitations,
which the public ebould gaud meant purcleseing. aware
Of ire:weakest See' that our ante tea thelabel of every
bottle on bey. , -
R.MTAALIN PAGE. JD., t 00., Solo, tietori, 27
Wood anat. between lot and I,lsts.,Pl thaw' Pa.
goradawP
Rados to. Builders and Contractors.
MILE UNDERSIGNED (f9rmerly hiettan
r,,r &mined parry) trught rorpecifolly Informs - Chow
for shim he ban done work, end the public poornaly. that
be is overpromised to fontletAtt.% or put ou Mete Boob,
!tithe moat epproved Mow. • A d en for Rodin Or Re.
Mof Plato Roofs (if Mut the °teal of Alex. Incet
rof Et= .tact and tbo Canal, Fifth weed,) :In
be proarmli ancaled to, Taurus pAu,r.
OAKLANDOgigfi l ls.ll.Tr Fo 1141:1.10.
rIPHAT PORTION OF OAKLAND known
A.:W.llov linden Citira.* and a half
miles of the rity,lea bre agtpi r tsw isolate of mol.
knit dm, ranging to from one to 100 arms each. Sonia of
theist are level, othemboanttild and gra metrkalknolla,coe ,
and with tomer Ws* and Oh.. gently rudePtl
ble of being Implored la the mad plotamegne manner. •
These lota are surrounded hr fracellent neiglybothood,
with the advantaged. gat class paints school, taught by
blr„agd gun B. H. Karr, with public ichoasin the vicinity:
;Re or =taro. , Ma . 7 0 , 1 hot/ Marin the lie7Ould
la. Lahore ewe a Taameger 'Railroad will be built, Bras
rendering Mona most eligible and desirable.
etscemery, f•cWiy of accaaa,pority.Of afr, and
coonndeum to dm city, they ars annufwased u - aftra for
r psestrimaklanow.
In order to accommadata thomewho)nag wish to him*
May are offared at the following. TM sari .
Onetenth in hand
sadlha scold,. ohm crud joinual
paymanta. jeklmd . W.o.us.civ DI Diaz.ndirt.
The Coridite and Porcelain Teeth
HAnnan , been extensively tooted by the
et Ifteas or PittgarlitY th. Meet le Omit , &Tor
Ahoy biro Ltd midi forth mounted Co gold plat, to
mall themselves of th• hoprcnsmente sadmeed lo that
Dew and beautiful stylo of dastlrtir.
' =Arrow:amity combo mainly to their retleofsdrita.
g oo to the otoabt their perfect cleardfam, befog Ingmar
Maar crake for food to 800 rodgmatnt, - rad. i 4 ti
itor pd.* of the month cannot
'My art frees from di medallic , taste, corn:Won aria:oth
sad do tud Whet the breath.: Thy oho Amon. ri ot
t o roo rt, with Ilithtdeis t comfort sadotriiturs. This t with
tbidr• nottablsoce to natiusl issa,roadetthooddo
mot doirtirdt,autetttotes for these arum •Tor
w eir s u dastoo Prateca= D 1/pr
their bs.. NZT4 h f a o s j b h oi a st l
lt, • •
;:1543.• 1910 al
t o o, strisVlM•bdititi.
H. 73..:T00db &musty , tho lets em
Vesialtiterrit
mamma 0.1 0 11)1128mmobr Fos aria. -
J. Dacca. &IL Paccem & Otocurz, J. J. um;
' tank n..ftsartne.
rrrimrsouan. ZIAVALE-Crl4.
15T071 , 3 Jpeder tOT .Meowti 6/,1,
- - Prrrantlaa, Tarasnai, 3mrs al, 13A
314113B—salas on wharf of. 130 Olsto. Extrltat 17.
' -From cora, 1110 ow" at 3 ,1 / 2 9114.7 for Exam atalsl,:.s forfsto.
dA 150 da. at S43Z Er sad 57,2 s r:fl W
ar.
at 147 N $7
&C,160 aad 35 do at $6,75,.57 and 37 •• and O, 50 and MO
1
011arn--salat at &pot of 175 Lel, tials at e y and 201 d,
from otora at E.S. Coro, tt34) bosh at depot at 31, arid 1,93 do
for. Nora at $101.0d: Backarbear, 15) Ln,Snt $l, and
do on prima roans.
11 11.138Y--salesof:ls Lbls Sec tifiod at aodtk Jays
BACON—salsa of 18.000 Da at 7 ,t4.1..7% for fatonoldns, mac
.104 Wm for Hu= Lao Di country Bid. Jat Sir Pt, C
Hama at notad 3 trs doat.34.
RAY—tales at mates of 13 touts at $115,17 too
POTATOES—saIes of 300 mod 100 bo•tt - at St, and ro
fI3SLIZ4
BrAltalea aid bosh at SU,.
WILLOW--• sato of 20 MI. at 6.
RIONETA.RY AISD CUMPLEADIAL..
Borrtaxass or TS: Roan. Sin= or tar.drarz.—Were
any additional proof required of the fraudulent thazzet:
the Banking Immo: ofldialourt, It would be !bond in It ,
balm of the Yuman' Bata. a: Lc:la:tom That Ingitntlon
not only has reread practtelly to ralleent, its hills, but
sorted to InUmblation, falsehood and threat. nf bYnfb
to swain it to It. egreoon. dlahonesty. The voodoo:Ito
who wont from thlstny with the aimpla tarpons of gotting
money for the bill, of the hank, werepointed out by lb..
mmuscats and wnpleyee. Objects of popular tenceanea
Lo, 4 u..its wet, aktemporised at the &Mee cOrne re; tienalama
."
r 7 haraagom were delivered; the alarm bens were rupp,—
tiesT th ".terpows of enabliag tha tank - to shirk in olallga•
ee
ante was a morel, ifnut an agteeabla one
Rawl ammatinote mobbed by the Indignant ' , cp.
y
tam: bars at bat it la normal for ttractob
to rall mimeo the depot its 'which the ill gottan gouda are
atOrfai to =Ws tha taindkra to refuses tlltzorging;tba plun
der. A - band of bmo ug
or Mann, When Iheentenael in
Dials ratroats Tifth the Unwelcome Deane. the onsetwe
of th e tow. Wouid b OOO meted with mom desperation than
the director* end oaken of the Bank.—{Cr.
Leno
Dem.
The specie reeerve of the bank u above br the weekly
Statement la quite op to general e rtwalation. The two Letl-
Ilona received from Wilton:de On Mender do 001 Mow to
the avenge, nor does the million on Moodier head which
wea ehipped to Enropm of the necie Mom $900,000 went
121L0 The Sub-Treasury. The ontavorahLs UAL, ' of the
Refitment aro the largo decline la deposits
motivation to lam. The loan lino bb, howeve r , beeer, kept
Mit the enisll
op by the need of facilltlea.to take up the Lew Treasury
Note.. The Statement, ea a whole, doeenot indicate any ha
mediate rettme to the lower era of Ibtereet, although it la
generally enticipeteol that after he week of July there
will be some relaxation.
The following lea comparative Mahan/al of the 0501 900ir
of the N. Y. Cloy Hanks for the weeks ending Juna,ls and 50.
JumlB. "June CS.
$101,600,105 5121,744,440 Dec. $ 55:745
. 23,190,217 21,959591. D,e.. 4.435%550
1 15,214,013 Der.. 65,050
. 8,251,11
77,193,114 Dec.. 1.,931,512
r.
CITILADELPMA CATTLE Idaaarniklathley, June 2' The
ha undergone quite change duriag
Dula
past week, both *a respects the
odeemand end the aripply
The waren weather btu •also' Led ery depressing Mr.mt
upon prima, and the drover. were compelled to eobmlt to •
&enema( newly $1 $llOO Zs on all Made of moth. &m
-at lets of Inferior quality sold am low as Si ft 100 The. The
highest prim realized wee y 11,75012. Moan - ming, at troth
yards amount to abont 1,800 bead; marly 500 of which wore
lea over until better rues can be obtain 4.
The fallow log wee the range of prloes for Leaf rattle t 0
day,—
•
Nie Depoai u...
E=Ml
1.4 , 2 s
9,00 to-. 9,60
9,00 to 0,91
0020mon
Inferior "
Tie &ratin of fib amottatol to Z,OOO bead.- Tho a b,7ii to
ntes
were effected 0 • &elide of 3.fie prertata quotations.
The arrivals of flogs at Imhotrs Uoloo Omen Yard awn o
to 1,900 head, which aold at last woora penis.
Loon, duos .7.—The market for flour le iractira, poi
prima droopily, though riot quotably
Wheat—is inactive, and prize. feeding downward. Tbore
Is but &limited beldam doiuo , nod prior. range from 76c00
$149:1.
Corn—tiao 151lrkatis =changed tvery respect, and tbo
Inalneaa doing is modorata, at 7:247n0 for wired.
Oata—tto market L. ...sip and priors math...re:7; an!. ,
47,,age.
Ilemp—the demand ilm,ki.4s, end pric firm at;1131.
5.
Lard--ths market LI doll ant prices hilMlo/Ii at I
Mime, in bbl..:
Whisky—tits market is firth with o moilsrsto dcz.snii at
•
Receipt. by river nod ra➢ro.d, np to 611. !cedar, 2,R , 0
bap wbest; 8,000 do corn.
Orikkm, Jewe m.—Tbe market ter flour con
tialeeloketlee, =ld prime ere droopitn& esall n gt,sp ,
ge5,62 fier gaper.
•
florn.;—ilnll arid prices &chain& ex:es of fA,OOJ bats xi ii ,0"!
0)1,05.
Han Pork—dull and prices nominal It
Bacon—nominal at eirgdc for Shoulders and to for hid.,
and 103 g" for Clear thdea
rare
nil and - eery littlo dimsn'l for expert e4tes cf
prime to bbla at 11;lic.
Eggs—flrm st $25g11.8 '# WA of 53 .or.
.cluinge on Row York %@3.4 premium.
Yhe average weekly Statement of the Philadelphia Banks
for thew eek ending =Saturday Int, prevents the follOwlng
Malta to ;ho leading Beau, and the following dosages, o.
compared with the previous week :
demo 20. ' June 27.
Capital Stork.— ...$1.4993,765 g11,607,&56._1n 52x i
..... 25,715,210
Specie. —.. 5,D31,167 6,C50,917...De. 7.35,291
Dna fm other3l3ka. 1.1156,995 1.614,097... De.... 42,2,72
Duetoother Banks 3,199,069 2918,850...D9.. 250,112
15,705,99 d
..... e 935 010 2 7 20 ,:A9... In 4.70,tr.
Sr. Loots, Juno 20,—A dispatch from Lexington stet,,
that"the not. of the Farmers' Bank at that place have
plansd in the bands of a notary for protest." It is Owed
bore that the St. Louts Bank. have datenntned to retztv tbo
not. of the Loal ngton Branch.
I ha asathar has been, don lad treek,UXCoodiGglO For,.
thee. in idounidian attitudo was acurelilog to Its form
The sisals recodlog, nod a little further scarcity or
wider will wind op our natrigallan for theitlummar -
The Ciodmiati.Commerclah of Teraday, anuoonces tho
C. Fremont In port, and also the Commodore Perry. Th 6
Dr. Kau* was aground on Enter Shoals whrel the Edna
paned down. The Mary Cook brought Mt et the wrockai
NCrape ghot portion of her cargo The Viz. was of Clap
s° Toradey The -Dacutak and Jac. Pas won dot
there The DLtmood be laid op.
Mr. W. A. Poster, ateambear rink. has been eau: to th 3
Into. Asylum at Link S.. Ills silictlon la from &ma,
of tho brain-.-. The 11- P, Sam is rspairiog at Cinciutted
...rughirce J. Wagrner has lost his Comm from tuna
podium:
Sha
Iriner, Rochester, lifelnutte and Awgia.EatonweW
St. Louie on Monday last.
The steamer C. W. Lam hart u - aw burned ca Itcriday arta
lag ea the biluouri Sur 5 mile+ above Et. 'Louie. Sb e . 1
loaded with !ember.
Telegraphist ;Market..
losea.--Coltun adrauced; ealm 12-4 ,
thee:gamer e a lleNameeee,oce of 144v:iq Uptand .utddltria
Floar Unalttlechniewessaia.4:. tyk.t her!; este,
BOW bosh. Corn buoys= sales • . eey
mixed weeterhB7oB6cuellogr southern 57C,88.
at $10013,21k Park hwny and lower, ',Mt Melee Oi
bblll at illhalf3,2ll foe nates• and SLY.XUeI3" for prima ,
tt
Berm; v. Butter dr:hoed; Ohio U4r.f. -Cattle hter
ket ; Boom hoer receipt. MOO heat, prl — oge jio lowr,
with este:lt:l7@M sverams price 9. iTheep beery; receipts
I 131:0; prices emoddambly lower. basing deelleel
heed. Swine dull;receipts 5000.
Cmccilivez, June 27.—F100 r malottloe Re pord Con with.;
chimps. Wheat s shade bet res. Coro firm at 804'n.. U .
quotedat ear. Barley and Oats 60 and 50, with valet at lass.
Kblekeydall at Ze... Pro:Oakum a tittle more active; the
ioqulryys mostly for bacon: elks. -
rersamtralde, Jima 29.—Tbere is some little ievelry for
flour tionth America; seles2ooo Obis Dimond Aline ex
tra sod gems extra family on pirate mime; espouse freely
otrurod at $‘5A without three Wee the [MU ere boy tug
maraud reocy.lots et $13,740.00. Rye flair dull at $4,60
Corn Beal dcU at PAW,. , Ingat - drooptum es.bw red a:
8 1 ,6 0 @1:60. and White sl,datillt,TO. Bye doll at 90c. Corr. .
leo firm; Wee MOO bosh yelow at skim 0010
fair
quality
Was 3700 bad: grime Delaware at 45(346, a fair
quality a: 4t. .A.rale of Buckwheat a: Td. Whiskey steady
at 2r@m mots.
BALTIMIII, Jtma —Plait henry aaJ the lorran Froward
greet attand at $8,60. Thera fa rap wheat ofterlag. Core
firm; yellow at 80e ina white at £ 0,7-8 1. Provlr ion.
tactuaged. Whiaey 2735.
Eslulat 55teamtro
MISSOURI • RI VER.
Notice to Ittliscrnri./.l.lver Stilpperoond
Passenger". ._
WE have made an arrangement
With the AlLsoarl'lllver Packet Clornlaik
pany by which ea can give through rates from kitzWorg,
for presagers and freight to .11 poll:then the lltle.joart
sr. For farther particular., apply to PLICT,' BALM ,
CO, ahem Boat gavot% sonar Water oma Martel amt.,
Who Are sathOrisol to contract for vs.
WeIIREDE d 00, (tat ' of Pittaborglo
sarl:halsrtf T N 0.4 9 Commercial at. at. Loma, Dlo..
REGULAR TUESDAY PACK
ET TOII ZAITESVILLE.—The Sne new
ataamew F..1131A GRAHAM., Capt. Airriaoa Arcas,44Are
for tho &bora and Intertnedia ce porta Evilly itiLED.I.T,
at 4 o'clock P. Y. For freight or passage apply ro
boani. • all FLACK, HUMES & CG , Agee
Qttnrantati, ,SzT
FOR CINCINNATI t .LOITIE-.• •
VILLE-,21. &no . .pasaenqii atconiar
LiARMONLA, Captain 11. K. Hazlett, win learn ior tna
abort, and alllittarpedlate port, on THIS D&T, irdtb Jra.,
at 10 o'clock 1 K.
For height or pattogn apply on board or to •
Jan • FLACIE, BARNES & CO., &gm -
FOR CINCINNATI & LOUIS,
VILLILIba Doe ifesmer GIatISITOOD,'
Capt. D. Haarlama, will leave for the abase Imo mita, •
tormadlate porrlaaa TDIB DAY, Mb Dun, at hoWoel, p.
Tor frefaht
or apply on Loud or to .! •
Jen . PLA(IIf, DAICIES 2' CO.; Olgeittsr:
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BURLINT r.
ON, I:OO svrtg; soar . % 8.
LAND, DAVENPORT, GALENA, DrTRUQ O L' br.
PAUL—The 'pima] edema LUUTh, (L .Tor,
Doer, will lam tor CEA above nod lotorsordLato pests -
THIS DATthe P:Oth Inn, Be 6 A'efeek P. W. For freaht
or pmp, apply On board or to
Ras nacor.senems A co, Agn,b.
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VIM ST. LOUIS—The beautiful
CC and fait mobs mister EL P. MODULI
gt, uw.y., will hum Wr the more eLs4 all lot,
Means Port oa TIIOBADAX, Juke aoth, et 5 p..e. jor
height or wou.sirl •OPle on board ur to
'GS FLACK, BARNES. Se CO, Agents.
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rretctstreet's Commerat al Reports.
For Baden' and Business Men. • '
fin 7... IN°2 I I.9.!ISEMI o.t,trki '
of - crelfs, which on T.
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ca to-oath of Jansa, being been eabaseted by a repl4 --
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and semen dem and , a 'weld edition, mired and cer• " 1
rated, tm hen hanmel, and I, now ready for deafen t" . a s'a a
'eh as hare not vo.or no , ruad thountra sok th i a
"beers! bemires of the beat Palates and Merchants le I
Meant data et tbs Union, tom wasted in parfettge el* .
Reference Record, ent• mu Log a mantes and rehab!' "
comprod of tha pecantatY aotelition tosd prospect, and Use.- .
pea meal*? of about =,31X1 mercettle firma, in Parenty• 41
witpdadpal althea and mere of trade trfr . el:nitrite:al , 1.. s
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ThOtrit Telt /ferelant or Banta e rUlaamefeti h 7 a
1 kcal sectonplaying go bcolca P hi arlaOf credit, tharatem a
habit', sad capital of mach Si be likely to deal with
tam, India the Gate:lemma morthant Pill tearer wide. c^._ ..,
carsci a the =ea facaltdefon on Caleb am Her Tort boni...- 4- "' '
To Proetae got ...Y. .NMIe error that oilibt ova (
works to erreal mate keep parebsperrlthr
of the champs that mast aseetaathy. tau Plage, tho
gialaterhaae outdated of comstiaa•tray wed, i ,
The them aaa eatable sada a Irak nine aes, the
It meet plarent. sod the intlareace It mot hays an eel
• meet sad profited& trade, mates it f oreloehle to r .
sal* htertheate,jhushetatane, Not* Btolatm awl.
of Dhsatatt,aM - yet be web. fr-clatling the tiro •It '
mat sehaase, tha abets otcorectionE sad the reef
the deckle faintidod to estacribare st Co. Ra nh lase _ petaonam ..
pßocaders, not embraced in this saran
zniyt..torared at Ms Mice of the proprietors ant
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- It. R. NEVIN, Jr.,
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