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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 0, 1869.
AJIOTUEB OCCAH TBLEOaAPH.—ThC project of j ]
uniting Europe and America by an oceanio tele
graph haa not been abandoned in Eogland, not
withstanding Ihe stupendous failure of last year.
The "London 'Tine* announces, with an air of
confidence, that "the long pending question as
to the probability ofutegraphto communication
between tho two oontinems seems in a fair way
of being soltled." This time we presume that
we will not have extravagant rejoicings in ad
vance, and if any explosion of powder shoold be
deemed neocessry it is to be hoped that it will no*
take place nolil the electric wires are in excel
lent working order, boyoud any mistake. A
new rout© will be adopted in the place of the un
fortunate one between Valencia and Newfound
land, aDd tho enterprise will b» placed under
the direction of new men. Another Cyrus will
be chosen to lead off lieu of th a~ oQe who «
reputation suffered so seriously in the denoue
ment of the farce which be induced onr people
to participate in, much to the amusemootof the
"rest of mankind, 1 ’ and greatly to our national
mortification. We will let tbe Times speak for
itself in ibis matter, and accordingly lay be
fore our readers the following abstract of an
elaborate article, which lately found a place in
its columns It will be observed ibut the pro
posed cable will bo constructed on a different
principle from that of last year:
VThe British Transatlantic Company propose,
within this year if possible, to lay their oable
from the Land’s End in Cornwall, to tbo Blano
Sablon, an island in the Straits of Belie Isle, at
one of the entrances of the Gulf of St. Lawrence,
and a little to the north of Newfoundland. A
short wire, to bo laid by a separate company,
takes the cable la from Blanc Sablon to the
island of Antioosti, wbere.it meets lioes already
open, communicating with Quebec, Montreal,
ond;4ndccd, all parts of Canada. Another short
line from Anticosti will be submerged to Cape
Breton, where it will join the network of lines
which communicate with Halifax, Nova Scotia,
Boston, New York, &c. The advantages whioh
each a route presents over one storting from the
west coast of Ireland are oloimed to be immense,
both in point of economy and freedom from the
submarine dangcra'whioh beset tho track from
Valenoia to Newfoundland. The Company pro
pose to use a cable of the lightest deecription.
Itaßghtnoas, in fact, is made its eircogth> and
the outer covering of tho wire is entirely done
away with. The conductor is to be composed of
seven copper wires, having about twice the sec
tional area of that used by the old Atlantic
Company. It will bo coated with a combination
of galta percha, with manifold insulators, the
outer portion being wound round with a textile
fabric in a peculiar manner, so aa to perfect and
strengthen tho ropo and its insulation to the
utmost. Tho outer covering of all will be of
hemp, Interwoven longitudinally, so as to be
without either turn or stretch. This outer cov
ering, before being used, will, no doubt, be
passed through a solution of either India rubber
or gutta peroha; the ropo afterwards being com
pressed under a steel die will Insure a uolform
guage &od\he solution penetrating to the very
utmost. Tfie diameter of the gutta pereba in-
sulator will be about doable that used in the
rope of the old company, and the diameter of
tho whole eable about two-tbirde of an inch.
The welgty is loss than 8 cwU per mile, the
breaking strain about two tons, or equal to sup
porting nearly six miles of its own weight in sir
and no less than twenty-five miles of its own
weight in sea water. The cost of the whole
cable will be-about half of that whioh was lately
lost by the old company. A large portion of the
capital necessary for the enterprise has already
beenjubscribcd.” _
The Greet Aerial Voyage.
{Treic tbe fit. Loula RopobHeiD, Jalj ft.]
A very largo camber of the citizens of St.
Louis witnessed & novel scone yesterday—that of
tho ascension of two balloons from Washington
squirdfcorner of Clark avenue and Twelfth st.
The men who have embarked their interests in
this undertaking, are of them gentlemen of
excellent judgment—and two of them—Profeaor
John Wise and Ur. John La Mountain, are ex
perienced .aeronauts. Mr. 0. A. Gager, the
~~ ma* -beta made.
At lV'“ tr. :u, wo entered the ground and .
found the uL ation far advanced- It was the in
tention to fill tbobolloon to only halfits capacity, ;
or 60,000 cubic feet of gas, leaving plenty of'
room for expansion in tbo rare atmosphere of ;
the upper regions. This was likely to bo ac- !
complished before 6 o'clock, p. m , and the.flow :
of gas was decreased.
A peep Into the boat, or car, revealed a strange
medley. Tbo moat nolicoablo article was an ex
press bag, labelled as follows :
“T. B. Marsh, Agent United Slates Express
Company, No. 82 Broadway, hew York.
“Thu bag is sent from St. Louis by the aerie!
ship AtianUo, July Ist. Plesseforward to des
tination from londiog of balloon by Express, as
above directed.”
Timo flew and balf-past fire o’clock amvod.
Expectancy was on tip-too and the balloon was
pronounced sufficiently inflated—orders were
giren for the ring to ba cleared—and two men
were posted at each cord connecting with the
net-Eprk of the balloon, (eo numerous were
these cords that occupation was thus given to
more than one hundred strong-armed men)—the
sand-bags were unhooked from the meshes—and
~lhs buoyant-vessel rose ’ from the ground. The
aeronauts stepped into the nog beneath it, aod j
Professor Wise made a fewappropriate remark*.
Stating that he was not certain of success, as
the ascension depended as much upon the friends
around him os upon the aeronauts themselves-
He requested those in present charge of the
balloon to follow orders, which tbeyjtU agreed
to da. The air ship waa tbcu towed to eome
dietanoe from where it bad been inflated, and
the boat was brought into the ring and made
fast Above the hoatwos suspended the car, a
capacious wioker basket, and.about 1,000 pounds
of ballast were placed in the boat and basket, iq
addition to the artioles they already contained
Professor John Wise, ecieolifio director, as
sended'lnto the basket, suspended midway be
tween the boat and tbo mouth of the balloon.
Messrs. LiMounUto, Aeronaut, 0. Gager, Nav
igator, and Wm- Hyde, reporter for this paper,
took their places in the boat. All arrangement*
being pronounced complete, non everything
ready, the largest ©riel ship ever built ascended
■ with four passengers, amidst the cheers of the
July 3, 1859.—Th0 Troy Daily Whig
leuna from Mr. Gager, one of the paeseogere by
the Atlantic,-irho arrived in Troy this morulog,
the following particulars:
“Saturday, 1$ 8t - bouia l »me, were'
abreast ofßochcetor, over Lako Ontario, when ;
the altitude was .changed on tncreaeo of the j
wind, which was blowing* perfect hurricane,
unaccompanied by rain. The Bupply ol gas was
small, consequently the balloon did not reach 1
the altitude above the storm. The.vessel was j
immediately headed for show. When tho etoro j
was higheet, the vessel wasfonly about thirty feet j
above the level of the Lako. J
“Wo reached land in a few seconds in the j
town of Henderson, Jeffereon County, with all,
hands on boardv We landed in an edge of woods ;
With the baekot swinging to and fro, making
rapid evolutions among the higher branches of
the trees, tho passengers clinging to the rigging.
The strength and general exoeUencd-.of the ar
raaamcnt of the balloon basket, probably saved
• tho party. Tbs balloon was left jo a high tree,
swinging above the boat mach damaged.
-••-The whole distance traveled is 1,150 miles ;
we started at 6:40 p. m., on Friday from Bt. Lonis
and landed at Hendersoo, Jefferson County, ol
2*20 Saturday p. m." ,
Mr. LaMountaln remained in cborge of the bal
lorn. Mr. Wise, Mr. Gsgor and Mr. Hydo, will
oomo on in the Eastern train. A grand, recep
tion mu glren to the parties at tbo ,1 logo of
Adam,, Jeffereon County. Mr. Gager wllloome
on to Troy, Mr. Wise io Albany, and Mr. Hydo
‘ to New York.
> Opposed to Preacher Foliticxams.— The
Grrmaa Evangelical Lutheran Miflialerium of
FennsylTaiffa an l ! adjacent SUUes, held recently
at Lebanon, Ta., took action in the ease of the
Hon. Rex. Jeremiah Bhindei, Slato Senator from
the Lehigh district. A series of resolutions, re
ported by a commlttce,wa« adopted, the Urttance
of which was about as followi:-.the Synod con
sidered the holding of political offio* iocompatl*
lie with that of clerioal. He Is Tutted to
resigo his eo&t In tho Senate within thirty days
of hls reception of tho action of the Bynoaj if bo
does not see fit to do so, he is then to resign the
ministry; should he resign bis political posltl**
and adhere to the ministry, ho is hereafter to
confine belabors to three specified congregations.
The coorso of ihe Synod in the matter, was emi
nently proper. We take it for granted that
Mr. S, wiH prefer to eerre the party, and resign
hi* clerical functions, rather than give ap his
chancesofpoßtteal preferment.— Reading Jour
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FiSßWonc’ii Exiumton.—Phikdelfhia, Jo] J
3 1869.—BmhwI J«luoa'« p/roleolnlMl c»-
utfiUefcraent «n Tenth end Eeed itreete nu en
i. Ij„frdeetn)red by the ejploiion of fireworks
i Mr-Beek.who we. eopWta
:: flblaUag fireworkfl fv th.Feortb.wu horned
. TotuaS: n» irH»7 w,o 6^ ,n *
rewntlj Denied.
fills atbnttsttnfms. J 1- .. ~ ..... —-—.
t«ins. Jaieia,—Onlbe Hlhinat., th«S»r- iheir side. -•• *„*««,.. .m. ' tvtVw Anftiniri'vllRAL'SETTLBMBNT. >u*ten»*»« ®r tu® B*nkof piiuburch. \ Agents Wanted.—To sell four
the * Coper ■ action iiTltaly, Franc/was not prepared for the A Rare opportunity in a healthy j-ft*sJs?«fiSTSi- *”33 6 S . Lo.,A^
baKcTo „SS£ Ww-«.,,, s **>*»;
is asserted that the Austrians arc concentrated ; haste were j\ TK ._ «r«rfw»u rmiaaeipnia. tn tuo _ Bank Not*** Check©— i'.rso-) T «a«*iih UjeOOLDKS s*lve wtinn,idij. t*o mat*
at Mooteohlaro, with astrqng rear guard at ■ which came from Algeria. They bad ecarcely Atlantic K. R, Jersey. (gold and silver)... msgxz ze> poodpsy. For t*rm»,4e.»B3*u«np.
Castonecolo. Gen. d’Urhan oeeonied Capriaooon , more than ODchalf of their etreogih, the rest Ao 014 c. W v«al tboßond.otacnr.of aF. WHITTEN.
Ife«i4ih . tmt aKanitmad ;,<hn foiinwinff oieht. being on what ia flailed conge renouvelable; lhat pmducUrc toil h*MU*a divided iou Farm* clvarfoas nAinriTTva l.
jitn,' Emp«or iJ enfered ;i. after .erring three or fear year. *.»»«. -
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Mm. iopmar enthusiasm accompany r » ' h beeun that these 10-.omof fom tu to S» m acre,the *4iisof th©b«t Dueto other Bant©
■march of the allied troops, who all LhrO “S D It IB only Since toe war nas oe B a “' . quality for the pmlactldnof Wheat. Clovfr.CorD. Praclwa, Circulation
Lombardy receiro ono continued or&tioo. The men bare been called in, and most or them hare . ;k ft p* taod Vewubta. it ,9 coxsidehed Tills best Deiweit© - :
diatricla on tha rfpht of the Tiber and also Ltuo by this time arrived. Their number alone will j fauir suit is tub union. The place u perfectly 1?
, de^Caalello,^Lavo^pronounced tor the national aid qni.e a .bird to .ho force., and .bon it moot , ™g3S?~« '“ m 'SSSS £!&s££.
I caag c. be remembered lhat these are not reoroils, but . By eMl * in , og lbe placa iu*if, » c«rrct judgment B oi «c r u wd thi. 4tb Jniy, 1859.bofe** »•
I ... r...i rt ft.. tn.i.!.n. *«. Reasoned BOldlerß. most Of them dating from the C 4nUoft.rmadprib«|iroiDCtUcu®*©ofth«land. ItMiormo , ttt 8. BillTU, Notary Pnbhe.
Turin, Sunday, Junt IJ. -ne Austrians no . MfnTS *iJ, are made may io«curetbe r«i»id improremeut <.Uh* io*"*. »
ished on thel6ih inst., the evacuation of Monte* Crimean campaign. wbicbi.oniy.oid for wiuai improv<mrvt. The rwuit ha.
ÜbUro Their rioht wine la Baid to bare gone to [Corrwpondendeoco of tfcc London Tlmr. ] been, lh»t within the put ycer, «m« thru Van-Irnf «<w«*
chlaro. ihtxr right wiDg is sua to n*Te gouciu tfiU letter, howetcr, permit me tor conclude h .« u.n erected, two miiK one four •«««.«««
j Lonato, taking the direction of Feschiera. Their oh«o*wMirtna ih»t will I (rust, obtain ; fcrty ..j peach orchard, punted, utd n *•»*•
centre occupies the beightß of CasligUooe, and with some 0 e . .a,-'15V..-1 p n »liHh notnhrr of other inproumenu, meklnc It. dc.lrmlle and
?h#irlr!i bai cone towards Castel GolFredo jour approtal, and that of the liberal English «**«*£«.
their left bas gone towara.a caßtei uoureao. _ p MtB . It appears lhat in England no one con- tqk markkt-
Tbe following particulars of the combat at . dm Aoit Ji _qi DMBerTe h er cisalpine posses- ! ..ther-Miormayjx-rr.tTofram n.iocition.
Cssieoedolo hare been receiyed to day: Blaeta Aoitn* wui pr P r • mcaT iN Tilts union.
G#n Garibaldi winhintr tfl throw ft bridge slons, and that etery one Dopes ltaiywt Produc* biingiugdonble tbeprice ih.oiln loctloni.w.y
uen. uannaiai, wisning to tnrow a onoge lQ UaliaDß ftlone . But for Italy to from the dty.lnd mor.tb.n donbie th* pri»tb.n«h.
acroßß the.Cbleae, in order to keep commnnica* indlunansable and only too requi- 1 Went, it t. known tb«t the aviikat and tx*« frniu *nd
lions with Brescia open, placed part ofhlstroops be free, * 8 P • _._ a h ftn M id thu utitod# come from Now Jerwy. and *r«
.tltHutn »4 Ti.Si Iba Analriu ril«, tb»t tb. Pop.’, temporal power Bboold mate. „ xpo , trf , 0 u ,.„ unt< , lm ,ma«.. .
at Rm.to and Tieponll to oppo.o lb. AMina Witboat end hare shown lo dtmon.lra- in l-ra. u,, .rtO,rh.i cn,.dT,oUf«.. H. »
Tangnatd, which had ad.anced a. far ao that J." , noßolit |.,i power i. moro dete.lcd and .Uhin. f„. noon rid. ol ih. gr». nti« ol N.» En,i.nd
place. Some companies of Chaesenre d’Alpe. Vi , ;?. x. i,;. nVn «nHecn , 0 d eed Mtddi. nr.rth.old iri.»a..nd«~ci.
' ~.,1, The Anelriane dehpiiod than this iebj hie own cnojecie, ana Uoiij t .i.in. l aitatcn«ntr T n-hmtrerj .'n fr n«n-.ehtqf
attacked the enemy a ontpos ■ there are more than three millions of them. 80 cow/ort and arthraji'on uai hand, uoeanbnyrreryaiu*
yielded, and were pursued as far as Castenedolo, throne we shall have constant ei«> bo w*nu .t the choipnt prt«», and teu hi. prodoco for
where the main body of the enemy attempted to long as *e suson aiaroDowo , home a ti.o bi s h«t, (.n ibw r.Ter*jd,) bo b«. oeW.
rhn( 1 fmnb» irmniwiißtftlv with- and good reason to dread revolution at nome, a f., r htAfaiMrt*, dido. »r»i», »nd wiltorjoy op.nwit.Ur,
surround us, but our troops immediately wun CQQB^aQt excaae ftn( j pretext for European inter- anJ doiigbtfoi chm.to, when, forera or» ntioriy unknown,
drew. Gen. Garibaldi then came to the rescue, . , ttuHnnaffoirs When this papal tem- Tboreonlt of the change apon tbooo from the north h*. pn*
and succeeding In bringing our men to their for- venuon in t ’ th® Holy See will «r*ny»x»nt , J»e"t«ro'.bmtoaaeaceilontoUtoofboaith
• «.s “ » „rl \ nartn Iho enemy POTal power shall hate ceased, ine noiy oee win Jn lbe w#y of ~a Udlog m, rt o»it6,lamtwr c.u booth
mer p<wlUonß, caußing great loss-to tbo ene y. •j nßie( Jj ate ]y an d apootaneously revert lo the toioedat tbo muu.t tb* rou»;«t sto to jt6 pertbim»nd.-
We had 100 killed andwounded. Ihelvtngor --h gentleness of the true evangelical tinck. from tbo brick yard opened tn tb. place. Eroxy «u
-dered tne Fourth Divioioa to odeanco to Ihe po- P“" 7 » K . j , tare t 0 , Erm clean b. pramrf u. in. pl.a, .«~i ‘"r'”';" 1
... _ j a/eAisrrttnotv led nart of Spirit. AS 8 practical msu i eu u band, and tb*ra i. noplaco tn the Uui<*> wb»r» bal.utuga
sition, and Gea Cmldini accordingy P that this Goal and perpetual abolition will not god tmpro*nmenu c«n t» m«iocb«»por.
hla divialoa to Rezzato to eupport tten. uarioai- m reofiTed ftn d nothing like eo Stormy an I Thortadtrwlll*tonceb«.trockwublb6aiJ.»Dt*g«»hero
- manype'roon.think.” Throe coodil.on. i""
after having blown up the bnuge aod no more are now required lo accomplish market; and ankn tbwo .utomeou were correct, no 00.
beforo the town of.Monteohiaro. . #vt« whniiiinn 1 To leave Rome and tbo pa* would bo tn»Uod to oxbouq© iho laud before pajcbMtog.--
lurin Ttiadav June 21.— According lo advi- tMaaOOlUlon. 1. 10 leave noiuu auu wt. Thl.allorooipootodtodo. They wutieo land QLdtrcnltl
f ’ww . i o>s ioet the Sardinian trimony of Bt. Peter to the Pope, the pcopl ration, .ach u tbo exuut of tbo .«ttiement that they win uo
ces from Brescia to the ine feo conlented broad municipal inat wiiona, donbt, meet perwo. from th.fr own neighborhood; they
army proserves its positions belore iirescia at „ nd .u- pontifical treasury lo bo replenished by will witne« to. lmproiefuenu and ean jodie tbo c&wacusr
Rezzato and Castenedolo. ThoFrenoharmy oo- an® me ronunoai wwwurjr w * of th# population, if tboy cooio with a ti.w to wttto, they
1 . i.A environs In lino with assessed contributions from all Catholic nations. 6bool / c / nio pru?trcd t „ y . day or two and bo ready io
ouples at Bresc o *po confide the defeooe of tbo Pope of Rome, purcbeoe, «»iocntwt» c.nutbe bold on refuMi.
the Sardinians. Lf. |.-.i« nrv In a small army consisting of • Tboroare two daily ualno to Philadelphia, and to all trt*
Turin, Futsday, June 21.-Tbe following ad- biß f h^irmi;. 7 nfPiedmont tle ™ vbo ,D P f** 1 ™ 1 (**&«» jr™ « y ‘ f
.iA*. hI«A bwntf rM»Mvarl from Rrpacla to the trOO P B B el eoled » rom the armies 01 tieaDOßt, tix mnC Ai, a „(faAat/j>rice TiaW for thrttyttn.
vices bale been received from Erescta to toe j { dI|U -bioh io alllikoUhood will the town of iiaumonton.
I9lh instant: 4»,» k... Sialpr of Italv 3 To lo.connocUoawlU»Uio»gxisuUoralwtUom*nt,antwaßd
Geo. Garibaldi marched yesterday morning be . t . h * t, hreo ftf th . nro.moea with the «.turoiiyari«u. tryshprrroi?imducf
C_t.. n«w«tivann hnL mreiinff the Unite the greater part Of the proitooea wuniue
from Sales towards Desenzano, but, meetlog ocw kingdom of Tusoany, giving the duohy of v /uci«»n<j. rht w>c( fciM»v«c*uid f « camod on io thi.
enemy in oonsiderablo foroe, withdrew. t\o „ ® mnmm ..mtharn orovinces to Na- i.Uca aad market wc-ood ad'BCtnsr. mlio cotton bn.tneo,
AtutruD Dlecuoor on the L. E o di Oordo fired on Benorewo an.l oo »■ J" '“° ei Li umUo. o. A,rtc«iiur.i‘lo-n™.... o, r<=
» 1(I , ft „r artillarvaiUnccd it pleS, provided this kingdom decides OU irankiy rl „ , or euU.tf «l»lt articled Tbo unproremrot ha. b«a
Ms men, out our artillery eiieuccau. eenoaslnc the national oaoao, aod iu overy cabs K rapid uto iu«uru a coo.uut and rcrman«uUi>craa» of
The Furthcoming Operations.— The expceled F » cntandsanctlonof thoseprovinecs. bctlnrw. Townlwt«.-f a gcod »t«, (»c do not .ell.maii
boltlo ontho M.noio i. Iho topio whioh now on- IA dlspM “ h from S , plu d., C d Juno
grosses universal atteclioo. Tho .Vorrf of Jun U 9 t hat the political amnesty Is on Th© llanXmun Turmtr, a ninthly m«ary»id agrf
21st, says: f * eeeomg u - « nd moreover, that it has no ex- cnltotal .beet, containing fallluformaujp of UammoDtoß,
**Wo are on iho eve of great events- The two «''**' . a *. imnnonn ran L* obutaod at <3 not. per anoum.
f a . Q f n . n aii Ih- rnroß of the CepUOnS All persons ooudemntd to imprison- Xltl© iodf*imUUo—warrants d«td. gl«n, clear of «U in
armies are faoe to face. All he P ment and the bulks io 1848 and 1819, are pal* cnubr.oce wien uuo.y t. paid. huutatothoUßd: ie»v*
Austrian army are oonooutrating upon toe line . vice atmt wharf, l*hiud«fr-bU for lUmiaontoti by Rail
of iho Mincio. The provinces of the empire «„ r , Al , fll . r d that thn road, at:tf *.».,« ifr r.u. rac« 90 cants. Wfamtbwo,
a k w A** and iliA Inat onL Brttaa, JlUie 20. It Id anUOUDcCa mat tno j aqa j rt f M Ji r . hYENEd. BoardlngOK.nv.nleu.voonband
have been denuded ot troops, ond the las oo Au#tP j ana who ingreat foroo, occupied strong parUcob»d utter.u>p with Mr. Bynreo,aprtoelpai, onui
uoms are arriving by forced marchesupon the CasttgUone and Monte Chiaro, thoy havadcddHiMto porcbulo*.a. ho wiU ahow them
T“ e w'S^ ’ ,uSSff * ,lf{B,sg
ehosen ite position, u oooupies a IIQB embaulementing the walls, oottlug the bridges, B.mmoowo v. 0., AUastie county, No- Jwj, orS.u.
other side of the Chiese, tho centre of which ' Bnfflmin . batteries have 00UQELIN.2W Bcuth Fifth itwt, MaUdelpbu. Map.
reel, upon .he height. o« CligUene before "gj bl T “n"'"’u-poror jWjeto-d,
Poschiera ; the right wtng extends to Lonato; * u * u . . _
the left in CMlIi-Oeffredo. On the 17. h, th. '•«* Ur “ d “ 16 * d ” not
Emperor Franola Joseph reviewed the two corps
d'armee enoamped at Lonato.
The allied armies follow the step by
step, combining their movements. It is possible
that the pivot of their position will be the bourg
of Monte Chiaro, evacuated preoipiiately by tbo
Austrian rear guard. A French corps is ad
vancing by forced marohes in the Valteltne,
where the Austrians made a feint of descending
from Bermio to threaten the of the allied
armies.
The ground chosen by tho Austrians for oc
ccpiingbattle has been well Biudied by their
generals; these positions served habitually for
the grand manouvres of the autumn. The latter
fact is not ignored at the french headquarters,
and precautions bate been taken accordingly.
- Tho game, then, will bo played with equal
ohanocs—a terrible game—without precedent in
the military history of modern times."
The A'orrf also says:
“The day before yesterday, Prince Napoleon
waa-to enter Modena. / By this time operations
have commenced in tho Adriatic upon tho coasts
of Dalmatia. It is staled that the Austrians,
while the French army marches to the Minoio,
wish to direct a body of 50,000 men by the Ty
rol upon Milan,- but it is not very likely that tho
Austrian Generals will try one of these bold
manoeuvres to which they ate eo little accustomed.
In any case precautions have been token."
Paris, Monday, Jane 20, 0 P. J/.—We are to
daily expectation of news of a battle on the
Minoio—a great battle, which, if lost by the
Austrians, may hasten the solution of the great
question at issue, nod diesip&to the delasion that
they can continae to hold Lombardy ns before.
Tho famous fortresses will, wo are told, not long
stand but against tbo rifled cannon; at least
such is the opinion expressed by persons who,
were not their notional feelings enlisted;
would bo very good authority on such a ques
lion.' Should a battle, then, bo lost by the Aus
trians on tbo Mincio, it is thought or hoped that
the Neutral Powers may try to bring about an
armistice with a view to an ulterior arrangement.
There are various versions, or rather conjectures,
as to the natare of this arrangement. Ono is
that Austria will be induced to abandon 7 her
claim to Lombardy, which will be annexed to
Piedmont, ®nd that VenlcewiUbedeclaredafree
city, with a portion of territory as far as the
limits of Lombardy. In this manner the North
of Italy woald be rescued from the Austrians
from the Mediterranean to the Adriatic. There
are various other plans spoken of, perhaps with
. no greater foundation. The attention of every
: body is fixed on the expected battle of the
Mincio—the Mincio, which is regarded as the
Rubicon of the modern Cfbaar.
ifoics from the Austrian Camp. —Travelers who
' reach Turin from Mantua report that the condi
tion of the Austrian troops'who reached the lat
ter place after the battle of Mogenta la pitiable.
They ore mainly destitute of arms or cloaks; one
body, composed of frsgmpute of all regiments,
being in tbe utmost distress and destitution. At
Mantua there are soldiers without arms.oanuons
without horses, and cattle runuiog at large ;
remnants of provisions aud munitions are strewn
ffloog tho streets. The Opinions , of Turin,judges
that N had tho Allies followed up the retreating 1
enemy, the Austrian army might have received
a fatal blow.
It is knowu that the defeats of tbo Austrians I
have excited the bitterest recriminations among j
tbe staff, and that the Gcoerals Clam-GslUsond
LiohUnsteio, mentioned In tbo report of Gyulai
on the battle of Magenta, os baviog retired in
disorder, a fact that would have rendered return
impossible, have demanded a courtmartial to ex
onerate them from tbo obarge.
Vienna journals learn, moreover, that Colonel
Bubo, Chief of Qynlai’s staff, bos addressed a
memoir to the Emperor to acquaint him with
several instances in whiob the commander bad
not executed, or evaded, tbe instructions sent
him. It follows from this memoir that the de
feats of the Austrians ought to beeolely attribu
ted to tbe obstinacy and incapacity ofGyulai
Vienna papers also say that the grief caused
by tbe disasters of Magenta and Malegnano
have, in a few days turned the hair of General
Kuhn aud General Benedeck perfectly white.
ClrTtipGxa'.Mx of the London Times.
Cabbaho, oh tbs bases or tub Anna,)
Monday, June 13. /
Another promenada militairc has brought us over
the Adda. Although the Austrians have euo
oeeded this time better than before in destroy
ing the bridges over the river, not only at Lodi
but likewise at this place and Vaprio, this meas
ure, has, ps you see, not very tnuoh retarded tbo
progress of the Allies. Provided as they are
with a numerous pontoon train, calculated es
pecially for this oountry, with Us oumerous rivers
and canals interceding the road, afew hours were
sufficient to ro-establieh the moans of communi
cation. As for defending tho banks of the Adda
the Austrians could eearoely think o! it, except
in a very desperate case. Tho reasoo of this is
simple enough. Tbo right, or Lombard bank of
the river, commands the opposite bank almost
all along its course. A crest of plateau of from
40 to 100 feet in height skirts the right bank,
now approaching tbe river quite dose, and now
rocediog a little distance from it. The other
side, on the contrary, is an uninterrupted plain,
which tbe eyeosn follow almost to tbe banks of
the next tributary of tbe Adda and Po—the Berio.
It is sooetblngUko that of Ban Martino and Tur*
blgo on the Ttolno, with the difference, however,
that there is no canal and corresponding eleva
tion on tbo opposite bank. There in, M«s4, a
canal alongside Ibis river, whiob fertilizes the
district of Lod), but It Is on this side nt It,
and at tfalo point so dose to It, that It looks tool*
i like a little branch than a separate wfrsew, m\f
a narrow bank intervening httween the two
1 The Adda is tbo last line of defsnee whlgb #*
lets up to tho Minoio; there art, MM, hers
and tbero positions which poet#** oeflelft
streogtb, but they are Isolated points tMy,
wbere tbo defender tnsy offer a Utile uadar
favorable conditions, if ho he so ln*fJfi#d, All
the different roads which come from
and south, after passiog the Adda, utiila in i*t>
main roads, one in tbo north by llresui* to Ve
rona, and tbe other by PlzzighetteneaftdL'FsnrtU
towards Mantua. Tbceo two roads* or npe
them, at any rate, must always bo tb# line
«Pnations for an army msrgbleg to the aest, h«t
tb “e are eo many byroads and orosrttM* <w».-
nccUng two, that for an army used to
marches,.nothing ie eaelcr than to deeelva tk*
enemy on the object or lie operations. Tbe
one approaohea the Mincio tho easier ibis In
comes, for the two main roads converge,
Whether the Auat T i ftoB will recelw He Jo tU
famous Rectangle of Fortresses, or will D«ft ill
in the road, remains to be eeeu. . We know that
they bave received grt&v reinforcements, and
likewise that others are stm <, O the road i It will
probably depend on whether they are able to
bring them up in Uoa. On the other band, tbs
allies have likewise lakes their nnnrti to op*
Tewuric Erncia or tub Storm.—During the
etorm of Saturday afternoon, about two and a
baU o'clock, a two etorj brick bouue on Orven
wood at., No. 4, between Cedar and Bibl«y, oo*
copied by Mr. W. H. Pearaon, who la employed
in the Recorder's Office had the upper story
blown clear oil. At the timo Mr. P. and Udy
were both absent; but their five children, to*
gether with two belonging to Mr. Worthington,
colored porter in C. C. t C. Railroad office, were
in the bonac. Oo heariog the crash, the chil
dren ran to the baok building. They .bad scarce
ly reached there when the roof waa railed by the
force of tho wind, turned a aomeraet and fell on
to the kitchen abed, which waa crushed into a
mass of ruins over them.. Tho alarm waa imme
diately given by a neighbor who witnessed the
catastrophe, and the seven children were extrl
oated from the ruins a few minutes after
wards. 000 of Mr. Pearson's children, a boy
of four years, waa so seriously injured that ho
died about 9 o’clock Saturday evening; another
bad his head severely hurj, but not fatally. The
other three wero but slightly lojnred. Both of
Mr. Worthiogton’s children wero seriously, if
not fatally injared; one bad both legs broken—
one in two places, and the other its apioe so
severely hurt oa to render it helpless. They are
otherwise crushed and bruised. If they Recover
at all, they will both probably be crippled for life.
— Cltve. Ltader.
Dratb or Jcnocßrftvsrofi. —We are extreme
ly sorry te hear of the sadden death of the Hon.
Judge Burnside. It appears that the Judge was
about to take a ride in a baggy, with his nephew,
to which s young, spirited horse was attached.
Ths Judgo got into the buggy, and before bis
nephew had got in, the horse became unmanage
able and ran offal full speed. In lurniogn 1
corneT the tehiclo waa upset,.the Judgo violent- |
!y thrown oat, and almost instantly killed. j
Judge B. waa President Jodge of the Centre j
Judicial district at the time of his death, and
was universally respected for hts leg*l ability
and deportment in life. He was married to a
; daughter of Geo. Cameron, and leaves several
small children and a very large number of friends
who mourn with them at this sadden bereave
ment— Harrisburg TtL
Tb* Next Goysehor —We tee by oor ex
changes that the Hon. E. D. Gaxzam, of Pitts
burgh, is quite freely spoken of for Governor at
the coming election in 18G0. The Western Press
have brought oat Mr. Gasram and olaim for the
West the next nomination. Subject to probable
diversions in oorfavorby Anti Leoompton Dem
ocrats, (likely to be developed daring the next
year.') wo express oar decided preference to him
over every other prominent man in the Stale. Dr.
O is no new recruit of doubtful atandiog, but
an old tried friend of Freedom, and his speoial
looality makes him safe on questions of State
and National Industry.— NorTuUnm.Repnb
Oseco.v.— We have cheering signs from Ore
gon. la Clackamas coaniy, a member of the
Slate Legislature was appointed Register of the
Land Offioo, creating a vacanoy. The election
to fill the seat thus wacalcd resulted
of Capt. J, S. Rlnearson, Republican. The
Ortsonian has advices from all portions of the
State, favoroble to the election of Judge Logao,
Republican, to Coogrces, over Stout, Democrat.
We bavo hardly dared to anticipato anything so
good as this, but will be much gratified at such a
result. Smith, Williams, Curry and Grover, all
Democrats, are fighting for the Senotor&hip
Resisting U. 8. Omctßs.—Reuben Johnson,
the Zanesville nogro with attempting to rescue a
slave from the custody of the U. S. Marshal a few
weeks since, and run off by that officer to the
Hamilton countyjail whercbo has since bean con
fined, has been tried by the U. 3. Court, found
guilty, and sentenced by Judge Leavitt to BO
days more imprisonment, and a fine of $5
The Connecticut Legislature refused to call a
Constitational Couvootlon. That body believed
the people preferred to put up with tho ills they
have rather then to fly to others that they know
not of.
DTSPSPSIA.—The worst foe of humanity
Uto welt known, that we hardly fro] dt*porod tu cccapy
Uae or ■ pace in ite exposition. F«w bsre ucer** aafiertog
from one or another of its varied forma In Uct, it la either
a cicis or a CQirssociNCi ol almoat every other dlacaM; and
taken In thia atago, we belleva one rom*dr—lltZßtlXVE'A
UOLLAND UITTKHS—wiII alwaya mitigate, It not effect a
permanent cure. We might oaa atrooger language, hot, a*
w» are addrtnlng a rxatunisg a* well m a rrsaonaiilecom
tonalty, deiira to avoid tba prejudice which would attach
to what would area mere boasting.
Indigestion, Heartburn, Ueadacbe—Sick and Norvoo*—ln
faCLuU that have their orlxlu to impaired dtuvatlon—iff
which are inctsded BILIOUS DISORDERS AND LIVER
COMPLAINTS,MentaI DUonJeta, Irritability, JndUpmtion
to Think, loipalitnct, Drprutum of liptrUi, jitrvout Han
andTremblt*tt,4tsirefor&iUlu&<,axKi* enniharof other
affection* of this cl sat, rendering a man unfit far inter
course with the world and the aodety of file lamlly—will
all. In most Instances, b# found to have proceeded from that
dlsetaod atata of the dlgeatlr* organa which this madiidta la
ro eminently ealeolatw to relievo.
Rl&n Oasxrui:—The Ganuloa highly (Jonr.eotrated Boar
have’s Holland Bitters ts pot op to half pint bottles only,
and retailed at slpcr bottle. Ths groll demand for this
truly Celebrated utdldnebas Induced many imitations,
which tbs public sbouldguard againstpniehaaing. Dewart,
of imposition! Bee that our name I*on th*label of evary
bottle you buy.
BENJAMIN PAQB. A Bole Proprietors, 27
Wood street, between let end 2d eta., Pf tteburgh. Pa.
my2S:dewF
glttbertißrments.
OIIAIIWICK * BON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MtALKIlfi IN PAPER AND HAn.i,
AndAgaol# for the Hal* of
Mfiliunmn fire Urlok and Cut Cl.ij,
liDshdlAl Wuti Ureal, n*arPlilh,PitUlurgti.
BlLWoptHhu P*h oi el Ifsitiifaclurerfe* prlrei. Cash
p*Jlhijjjlp, _ JoTityd
|(ALk IN lIA.Ni>, Imiunooutono
*$ + * k/ j t*4f, will boy a twoshny frame boats and
iKg* Mt,f utmifv J*« fieffdl iliml, AMiiliinij now rents
A- tIUI’IIMBUT A BON,
41 Market at,
S4.KTEU--A i/ctftim in lakß of or
Jj?PA*i‘na f-uyiiiiiern'miliold; b>rwbl<-h
#l*l Amfift VliEtU/uRB 11001),
JuOiUlt]
Rnmm'im piuntmo >afe«,
ut.ut,h b.uoH, otia. J4ii end id Wood
4. JoO
]>!&
£jdbj MHiKwV A 00.
rifrgM-' mihiTm iuS5
rp 4»n wmi -i* ««g
* «»._
TJbODII" l'M 'l fcViriin #H;ro for ealoby
tHO». iiEi.r. «<y).
l'AiO nriiao rtlluw la (tore
\J hi i.ii t, (J.tJ HW».bail.*oB,
TEE 11AMMONTON FARMER—A news
paperdevoted to Literature and Agriculture, alss eat
llog forth lull precasts cf the new settlement of Dasman.
ton, in New Jemj.cao be sabeertbed for et only 25 eenii
par annum-
Indore poeltgo lUmja fir ihe ■iDC'aot Address to BJi
tor of the- Fanner, ilaumronlcn P. u, Atlantic Co., New
Jersey. Tbute wishing Cheap land, of the teat quality, to
oca of Hie heaUhloei and mot! debghtfal cilruitee in the
Udlod, and where crop*ar« uerer cut down Of frotta, the
terrible scourged the north,sre edvcrCirvnjent ot Hammon
lon Lauda. JaixodCm
Farm lands for sale 25 miles
from Philadelphia by Railroad, in the State of New
Jersey. Bcll among tba beat far Agricultural purpose*, be
tngagw-d Icam toil, with a cloy bottom. The Und !• a
Urge tract, divided into small farms, and hundreds from all
parta of tbs country are oo* aettling and building. The
crops produced are lary* and can be wen growing. The
climate Is delightful, and aeesre from frosts. Terms from
}t6 to fJo per acre, payable within four years by Instal
ments. To'lttt the place—Leave Vine Street Wharf at
Philadelphia at 7V{ a. a. by Railroad for Uaamtmtos, or
address K. J. pyrnea, by Utter, (lammoaton Poet Office, Ai
(antic county, hew Jersey. Pee full alrsTtlrement to an
ether column. jnftebdQm
All wanting farms'in a de'-
lightfal climate, rtch soil, and Secure irom froata, see
adrertiacmentof llaiamoaion Landstn another column.
F - KRSO.NS WANTING CHANGE of Cu
■ tvs for health, eoe adrertl*oai*nt at Hammontoa
Lands in another column.
To all wanting farms, See Adver
tisement of Ilammonton Lands. Jnt.ejdCoi
ERSONS WISIIINGTO CIIANOE their
baslaeaa t-> a rabidly lnerto»lnx renntry, a Kaw M
tlemeot where hundreds are RDing, where the climate i<
mild and del»ghtfai,sce adrertieemeut c-f the Uammouton
Battlement tn another column- jutaodOm
PERSONS WISHING TO ESTABLISH
HanqQctrrift in a new and thrWloa place where busi
wmi it good, mo advertisement of the Uemmoatoo Settle
ment. jataodfim
SHOE BUSINESS "AND FACTORIES can
be cart ted cu profitably at Ilammonton. Eaeadrcr.
tieemeul of ElamtDOQtoa Lands. jol^adOm
SCUTHBERT &. SON. General Commit
• sim Aeeals lor th- '*ic and Porciiks" of Eml EsUU,
Na Uarkctstrtel, r.i;*hcr<h. JnLlid
CUTLERY. —Wr. intiit' ilic attonti-Mi of
sod tho trade »nr itr*.k of Amrrlraß'
Baglieb eoJ aerMn CDTLERV. Ul» uceuri'**»*d t*
rtely, sal wtll ȟbi at very Ww figure*.
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ICY^LISf—
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MKAT SAFES.
WATER COOLERS.
UjTUING APPARATUS,
Chrep (it th« ttb ai the Iron City Store and Ttu 'V s rt
h--u?a of
W. W. BRADS No. UJ» W««] M..
Ju2 First door b«]ow the alxtPnttbc Golden Gun.
GRBAT WALK Oy LANDS
AI
HOMEWOOD.
ON BATCRDAV, JULT leth,
AT THREE AND A HALF O'CLOCK, T. M ,
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, on
the premise.*, tear iutLm, oo the IVutr
ajlr tuia Railroad, all that b of Land knou n os
FOUNTAIN HILL FARM.
This LauJ will be sold U t<nt purchavira, lu lota uf iruffl
4 to 30 acne IbulandUeo elluatvd a> ts make It pirlic
nlarlj adapt'd to tuUJlng purpoava, lyiug along tho *ulj of
a hill, covered «Ub GROVES OF OAE. Fiee Spring* of
water abound In If.au l the pro»i*vcU dlvlun-d toward* the
ifotlhaoJ Weal areas floe a* any In tho cvnuty. It ts
wßhin alx mlnuua walk of tloo'fWiK*>l F-tatl.m The whole
lot contain* 01 acres-
TERMS:—One-fourth lo cash, aud the balanco in three
e<ju»lannnal payments, or ouo-thlrd cash down, eod the
balance at the exptrailoo of four year* from date of sale
with intcreat; parohace moo*-y cvcored by hood and mvrt,
gage on the property.
Care will leave tba D«{«>t oo the day nf relent
2=to r. a. and return at 6-co p a.
Anv furthe r luf rmatlo.i ran be c-htelDed by calling on
dr joun Wilson,
Ju4;did At Hoiucwood Ftailoo.
icnn v. loGi.v. - w<rri*n o»rni.
LOOAN «Si GREGG,
IMPORTER*} OP
HARDWAHE,
NO. 53 WOOD STREET,
fnnr Door* above flt. Cbarle* Uotsl,
j«3o.ddm rnrm'Hon.
Q. 8. DtTarr,Ut*n( L&ncatar Lootif A Gtssn, riUsb'g.
aso. 0. BR A 00.,
Oommission Merchants,
FOR THE BALE 0?
PIQ IRON, BLOOMS, &v..
No. 5i Wood Bt., Plttaborgb.
Rvmiana—Lyon, Iborh A Co, Pittsburgh; Lvlngstcu,
ConelandACo- PUtaburgb; Thoa. B. Franklin, K*q, Lan
caaten noa.llmoo Cameron, lUrrbborg; Bryan, G«-dner
A Co, DollUaysburg, To. . JeliQ.flad
IcaU ENTHBBRiaE
Insuranc:© Company
Of PHILADELPHIA,
Iliaurc. Lo„ or DljMJib, Ji'lro
ou Balldlagii atercUantHac. Fur-
Bltorei dte.* at niaionable
Rnui of Freminm.
■ones. cuAsmct.
bi*ie»oni,--P.B*tChßw4 Start: Wllllim U'Kw.ol Wo.
Jao. M. Atwood,ef Atwood,
Whl»fS; 5«l T Trrf[cMf Tro4l=k,Btok» * do;
Ilsarv Wharton: MordaCal L. bawaouj Geo. H. file wart, of
SSSS,t £f!o? John 11. Brown, of John 11. firowo A Co ;
B A.ylhoSSk.or D. A. faboaitock A CO4 Andr.w D.
n ‘ ft 5 ifSrloier, of Wood A Bnlns*r.
Uah.J.U HATCHFOIU) bTAIW, President.
Cuaiut W. Coia, Secretary.
Pr»TMiouoH Holmei A Co t J. Pointer
A c£Th?mU l£ uu«o. JU.,, Ju. llarthaU, £eq„ AlUn
kSS2.SU WIIMJ, M'klrojACuWlUool'.,,;. * Co
ItolUr iiroifn * 00, Ll.lns.Wn, CopeUiid 4 00, J.tn,. B.
I.yon 4 Co, Wm. B. Ut.ly 4 00.
ÜBO. *. DIIYAB 40 CO., AbidU.
1.30;a»d ■ '» Ho, K Wood Boat.
Coat. ’§ Orncf, Joly <tli, ISia.
CITX WEIGH Sc .LES.— Staled Pr0p0....
.... to ton FlMoco Committee of Conadie,
will h* r>mclTo4 »t tt»» Odlco, far 000 wosk from data, for
WrijSJSSlfoMb. *otcp2ClijWel*li Scale*. iltdJrn
«miutobo«mncb percent of the|roMwrens#«Ulog
■'A lUUVAIj.—OKU AN HARMONIUM.—
-A. Tlio *ub*rt(b< MftM bftppr'o uuujubc* Uiat Uiey
futiVt lit rU>lf«* «»tlwr Of Ihows UDrJraUod ORGAN
HARMONIUMS,froni iho factoryof Carbart, Ntodbato A
00., Now Ifwri, ffblcU but* gw»d ioct» a »eo*atfco In lh*
rau*)c*l world, and of which a rpeclmen may.bo iwn at iho
Lntharan Church,Eorealh ulrtot—Rot. Dr. Krautb a. Iho
Uirunltnarr daotaod aubM tbeao UutnuneatiTsrj •ewca,
aoilwrtbtam tbctld mat® early application for than.—
Kr Sffr U. ULEURIiA WUX, No. MlUtb .t-
BoleA»/aU forCaibart 4 Weedham'a Organ EUrmoblaa*.
A MiiKiCAfPFLUTE SCHOOL—With
J\ uv\r .ud cuttpwta rule*' ml eXrrctiM, and all ntcaa*
•“uaruciloa* W perf.ci t&o lrarn*r in tb« art of ylaylog
th/fioia wUUotit a master, to*eU>« wltha lar»wUwUo«
of pojHjltr muiio, coo*l«Uu« of i’vlkM, Mardiu, Ac.,byJs.
U “" JSuNufjULWll,SlW«d.tt« L '
CcplM Biftlltd ofl rtwlpt et Uw pelt*. Jut
&V.029 2ft
— OMoto 00
ois.oio o:
Statemcut of the Iron c,t f
pmsßCSftß, July 4th, >*? 9 ‘ .
Loan* anil DL-*oodU - $ i-
Da* by other Dink* *i«*S
Notes and Check* o( other Bank* | “>®‘ l 1 ’
. cfreulatiou.— ••••
* Duo toother Bank* 403 09 j
Doe to Depositor*
The «bore statement 1* correct according to the beet ot
my knowledge and belief. JAMES Mc\uU5k» Pr** t.
Affirmed before me, thJ* 4tb day, of Joly» A. D-, 1353.
j,« “ K. FINNEY, Notary Public.
Stair “
m«nt of tbe Mechanice* B»>aJt' ol
Plttibareh. . .
MoJfpAT, JjjUtb, 1369.
LIABILITIES.
eolation
e to other Ranke..
• to Depositor*....
$316,2tC 02
ASSETS-
If and Notei Discounted.
it by other Banka
3t«e and Check* of other Bank*-..
tele In Vault
sSir£i,4J4 63
sboTOitatomcnt It correct, to tbebeetor rayknowb
nd belief. GKO. D. McGKEIV, CaaUicr.
ra before me tbl* 6th day of July, 1569.
A. W. FOSTER, Notary Pobllc.
IMPORTANT TO PAKMKKS
;atemtnt of tb« jUlegbeny I
Pmsßuaon, July 2J, 1849. TjTM ft- - , 'JANC7«IL.
ASSETS.
>ta»«nd BlUi Dbcotmtod.- 716,864 4* yy» ro />*t fiollenl "trilllscr—ler sui.'rior to rytn r 3°n
la - 60,773 60
itea end Check! or other Bank*? 097 1 ITS r:tICC
io by other Banka 34,621 43
LIABILITIES.
Circulation
Doe to other Banks
Individual Deposit*
tTW.GOI 36
The above etatement it correct lo ibi'bestof tty know;,
edge end beUet •», COOK, Ciahh-r.
Sworn aud tubecribeU before me, tbts 6tb day of July,
IPJ9 Jjfl BOUT. FIXNfcY, Notary Ptfbllc.
Htatcmont of tt»e Clttxcna* Bank.
Pittsburgh, July 4ib, 1869.
ASSETS.
Loan* »ud Di*couuU |C10,43T 21
Coin In Vault *3.t65
Note# and Check* of other Bank* Kfiti 41
Real Eatate, Ac— - •• • 00
MDcelUneooi Account* 6.022 16
Due from Batik* and Banker* 17,175 2a
LIABILITIES.
CapltAl Stock ——•
Circulation *
Individual Depojltor*.
Contingent Fond and Profit*. - I •
Due to other Bank* ——•
sTor,i»73 66
The above etntement 1* ••orrvrt to the beat of toy knowl
edge and belief E. D. JOSE 3, Caihier.
Affirmed before metbl* 6th day of Jnly, ISS9.
j*B J. F. Macagang. Notary public.
tement of lh« jncrclMnu l and Mann*
faetur«ra> Bank of Pittsburgh,
Pmsucin a, Mouthy, Joly 4th, l?r.?
a 57,902 oo
32
G 5.740 in
3,56 J .U
9&3,150 I>*
j Q „ IOS.CM 23
itee isdiChocki of other Bents ... 6C,75!3
T ue by other Beaks 4->,01& ai
Thp alx7ve ttil«ment li correct end tree to the best of my
koovledgetfid belief. W. 11. DENNY, Cashier.
Beprn tsd sabscribod before me. this-Ho day of July,
A. DjlW'!. Jyfl J- F.MACKENZIE,Notary Public.
(Jircnlatlcn,
Due Depositor*.
I ua other Bank*
I oe Coousoovealth,
>ans tad Discount*.
iiflisctUancoue
c A R D.
rpilK UKUEKSHIN'EU UAS TIU.S I>AY
fnrlilfil vuti him lu Ibe WUOI>KHALC UIiOCKRY
BUSINESS, Mr SAIIUEI. LWAHT and Mr. WILLIAM
CUHRY, aud will rootlmio the mbu el the OLl> STAM>,
so. an i.inmv street. dir«u» iu i:*<u
HII.IIAM 'I
VHtB-UtlU. J.. 1» 1 11
SAMBKI. KtVAKT WM U.UORMLY ..WM.CCRKY.
W. M. GORMLY & CO.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS,
PROVtflK'Na, P KOI) UC B
PITTSBURGH M ANUFACTUKES,
Ko. All Liberty htreef. Pittsburgh, Pa,
Ju :Giu£Mp
CC banlvNox
Bl REKA COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR,
HEWET’B,
Enfyt lopfriiaof American BaokNoteCarrmfY.
Dy 'Pb&i,>Llthogr»phto foe flsiile*, In mlnlettu*, cf
« vrry genuine note of every *>lv*ot 11*0 fe
lu ibo United Stale* anti Canada.
AS INFALLIBLE DETECTOR OF ALTERED,
SPURIOUS, AND COUNTERFEIT MONET.
WUh o/facala>ile cf the ceoulno Note* b- forc you. Low can
yuu tako the bad *
ICo written or Printed Description of
Bank-Notes, no Matter how Carefully
Complied* can ever be made an
lafalllbic-and Perfect Protector.
fciac* tbo aplication of the art of Engraving to tbe com
mercial u» of paper currency—a period of more than fifty
year*—lt be* teeu the object of »il the parties Internet*] to
•ccare their Ueuo ogeioet the liability of alteration* of title*,
and tbo ratoing or eubeUtniion of btghor denouiluatioL* of
value, but, *u t*r, that dcsiraMu rd.J.ctbaa never beta ac
complished, lor apon tb* one hundred andfcrty-four fat
tinilet of genuine Bank Note* contained la the very tint
number of thl» Encyclopedia, therearuii ctnly-ayhl o-fererf,
nittd andtponou* nous cow in circuUtion.
'£be plea of thie w u rk Ljs netted tbo blcbm cuccmiums
for tU gr-nt utility aud value to the public, o» a protector
against lew by fraudulent paper money, aa veil as for iu
desirability u illustrative cl sdeparunoutof tbo fino aria in
which this oouatry excels all others.
From a great mass ot such notices, wo tnrotiou thefollow.
tag from penona occupying the moat important aodlnflueo*
lial relation* to the eternity of paper money, vir:
GUX3.TOPPAN, Esq , President of American Dank Note
Company.
The lion. JASISBM. COOK, Superintendent Dank Depart
ment State of New York.
Thollou. J.C. EQCIRES, Superintendent Beak Depart
ment, Bute of Wiecvnain.
METROPOLITAN BANK, New York.
0. D. LYMAN, Eaq, New York Clearing hour*.
The Uon. CHARLES WHITE, superintendent Bank D*
partment. Massachusetts.
U. B. OROYEi, E;n, Boston Claariog-liouse.
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION YOU SUPPRESSION
07 COUNTERFEITS, Ac, Ac.
The work will bearrangedlualphabeticai older—the most
•imple amngement poeeibla for referenco—commencing
with the Bank Notea of tho City of Boaton Banka, aod Bute
of Maaaebutetti; then of the Middle, Western, Southern
gUtra and Canada, in regnlar cucceexlon
The new note* of new banka, aa iaat aa they appearineir
fulat'on, and alto all alterations of nutee of banka now In
existence, will be iasuad In the tame afyle with thu work in
a weehlr or monthly extra, and in thla manner the nubile
will alwaya be kept tally advlred In regard to the entire cir
culation of the ernnine paper currency of the country.
TtlK ENGRAVED FAC-fIIUILE COUNTERFEITS will
he dealgoated in each numbo; and their dialloctivefeature*
trotn tbe GEN CINE do lee wilt bo made aa plain aa possible.
The work will he lamed In weekly number*, each of which
will cosUln 144 fae-iimffct of geuaite uot«a.and will be
comprlacdtn about 76 number*, and about lt,ooo/ne-<£nu7ii
•if genuine note*, and wilt be compUtc-i within one year from
tbe date of tbe flnt number by a more rapid iasno near Its
completion. _
TlfE IMPRESSION OF NOTES IN THIS WORILARE
NOT PHOTOGRAPHS, BUT PnOTO-LITiIOGUATHS,
PRINTED PROM STONE WI CfICARBONINK, AND WILL
NOT FADE.
The Drat number will bo leaned on Saturday, 2d July,and
regularly, thereafter, every Eatnrday, and will !>« for uie
by all nawamdera and Periodical AgcnU.
The price of tbawaakly Knottier* will be SbcenU each.
Bobacnbcre, by prepayment of In cutreni futule, will
have the weekly nnmbert of Ibe wotktnUra mailed to them,
poaUgefrre. All remittance may be madeat onr riak.PoeU
, age eUmpt will be receivud tn payment fbr tingle hnmhtre
! only, which will be free of postage. .
A liberal discount will be made to AO ENTB. All other*
I mnat bsaccompanied with C.\BU, Address.
1 WU.OOUBLAND A CO,
No.oNaaauaai.,New York.
nokthubn
Assurance Company,
NO. 1 MOQBOATK BmKET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1 83G.
OAPITAL OO
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS... 3,101,111 03
ANNUAL RRVSNUB, for the yoareod
log January 31,1853 033,934 13
This company insures against
Loaot Damage by Fire, almost st« ry description of
property. The Rata of Premium art moderate, and, in
all cats*, baud opon tne character of tha owner or occn
i put, tad lb* merits of lb* rUk. __
Lqeaes promptly adjusted and paid witboot reference to
London. A rpezial permanent fund provided in PhiMti
phidforpayment eflomtfo this country. .
f umnexs ta ramuMo;
Messrs. Junto McCnDyA Co, 174 Wood stmt;
*• John Floyd A Co, 173 “ M
•• Brown A Klrkpatriofca, IS3 Libert; street;
•* D. Gregg A Co, 99 Wood street:
« WUsonTM’filroy A Ooi, M Wood street;
*• Junes HcCaodleas A Co, 103 “ M
“ Nlmick A00.,96 Waterslroet;
“ 1L A. Fahnestock A 00, Firit and Wcod elreats;
•< Joa Wood well A 00, Second nod Wood atrteta;
“ Atwell. L« A Co, S Wood street;
narcbflald A 00, Fourth and Market »tre:tr,
“ McCudlea, Means A Co, Wood sod Water air.
urnxscun nuusiiFMA.
George 11. Btnart, Kaq, 13 Bank street.
Mrurs. Uyets. Clagtioro A Co, 332 Market street;
“ Wm. U'ltee A Ox, S 3 South Front street;
u M'Cutchaon A Collins, Front afcd New its;
_ Smith, vrmiwns A Co.. 618 Market atrtCL .
u James Qrabaa A Co., 30 and 22 Latltta street;
■ JoKpb B. Mllebd!, Praitol llieb.dC B.bfc
Junes Dunlap, Esq. President Colon Bus;
Han. W. A. Potter, late Jadg* t*opr««* Ooort.
JAQK9 W. AliauTTi Agent,
JeWdydle Temporary 103 WoodatrooU
SILL. Snwn— -
SILL, Spa'SS-TitoHM; Wccfiga
• »p 4 HmWcocu tic. 67 OUANI
opposite the Coon Hows WUt*<- be c*o full Ik* wwtt
[TSIBfjT—S groaa for sale
S.L,VAH»tiarOSS4CO.
TCI)KIN'S (
V* by Jui
Ua&lit Notices
ME AND EA,B
dispensary
-$1,U2,7D0 00
i:a,f47 SH
i- vw 12
Offiw 95 Miin St.,(2J di--r, m> N.Y
'C'STABLISHEDBV THE CELEBRATED
_Pi L'R, JOHNSON, late of LonJ. n. EoalanJ
A great discovery in the k-icoco i f medicines, b'dnj; s c*T
tiln *Q<irpivJj cure for restating tho nod removing
All diwwn peculiar to lb* c««*. This i« r.cirerwlly ac
koowleigM tha uu lj »afo and slur.. n-ni-Jj u'* Vtl-vn H
ha* Iwti mo-i wiib etc at (aii-W« lj On- nioe.l tkillfnl \ I'J
■icU&« io Europe ar.d America.
Psittenu in any part of tb© rcuotry cuu treat tht-mielve.
•ncceaafully at Amherst© expense, ilitrebj melding tho
danger ami eiptnca of falttng Into tbo b*nds o', uusktlllul
pbjrdrUna. TtaU medicine (wthrient to rnr* ) will U rant,
by mail or Kxprtf. wttb all c- c<. i.»y -tm-rii.-ti r«*e*»nt
of Ton Dollar*
Dr. JoDneon’s Curtain aud infallible Curo f.T \
Deafness and Singing Noises in the
Ears, Nervous Head and i
Mind Complaint-},
Affording »b« have b.-tn trvcHcd ,
»Ilh deafer*. for' nikay y«Ara. AH-r n»ix. R thl« t*ui>dy a j
few day. thep*U>»nt U .oddealy and almost miraculously 1
•uab.ed to b«r ordinary toned .<vt:m»Mtoo, m Uw cvotr©
of a few week* the moet oUtinat* «• -f w a i,* a, cm-
tco omunrooi to mention b-v* b.eumtcredto
perfect bearing and foierer rejeard fr-n. U>* enarct of tb«
tmmerou* dangerous nnqu*ltfied pMender. of tlepn.cot
nay. lloepltal and prirat* taaUaiosUJ. *nl "iiiK'ti
from tbe moat eminent phyifcUMand fcaghnd,
tu whose preaecce deaf person* have lien cured, eiml mans
hundred, of prlraia paUetU*cared can Ua.cn «t tci«w
to. A cieo ot this medtdae (enough ‘V n'V
b« Torwarded to soy part of »be coD , t ' , '7 k r J[ UU: P.‘i
AflrfMe DB. JOHNSON, Drawer 4‘>i.
JellidawlyT Offloe 95 Mata Buffalo. N. 1
.$735,341 U
. 16.760 01
. 24,200 10
. 76,037 30
NO FARMER rll'.'ULD FAIL Tu IH - IT.
M*ur,f<ch:mi »o'l f'-'r fslo l>y
PENXA. FALT MANOFACTUAI.NQ CO.
At ih«lr W. iU?, Esrt Turontum, Allegheny C^er
(«boTp tba C«aaU niTaUUKGIL
Braaßtreei’a Commercial Reports.
For Bunkers’ and Bnslntss Hen.
rpHE FOURTH SEMI-ANNUAL VOLUME
I of this Ttlusble record of credit*, which was published
ou toe 15th of January, bating beta exhausted by arapld
and extensile demand, * second edition, revised andcor
rocted, has been lieaed, and li now ready for delivery to
iucb as have O'rt already snppliod tho«o*lve» «Rb the
hundreds of the beet Beakers and Merchants |q
different cltis* of the Unlou, have assisted In perfecting this
Reference Record, thus making a veracious and reliable
compand of the pecuniary condition and provpecti and bnrt-
Dees capacity cl ahpnl 22,000 mercantile firms, In twenty
six of tli* principal cities and centres of trade In the United
States.
The New York Merchist or Banker will ascertain by a
key accompanying the book, the grade of credit, ebaraoter,
bablta, and capital of *cch as will be likely to deal with
>)im while lb* out-cttt»wn merchant will learn with ac
curacy, the exact foundation on which the Kerr Tort bouses
twee thalr bnalnen.
To provide for any possible error that might cccnrln a
work soyfyanticin'idafl and to keop pnrebatere Informed
of the change* that mast necessarily tike place, the pro
prietor* issue a prin&f iSctl ct carrtciimi every west.
The time and trouble such a work mast *aTO, tb* loeare
It tanst prvrcnt, and the Influence it nuat have to securing
a eonod and profitable trade, make It Invaluable to whole
sale's! erebants, Manafacmrere, Note Broken, and Benk*
1 of Dlecoant, and yet tho whole, including the two semi-an
-1 nasi volomea, tho sheets ofsomctlone and the facilltlaa of
the office, I* famished to snbacribere at One Hundred Boi
lers per annum. , .
Full particulars, oot embraced lu lh!a advertisement,
m*y be ot lalnril at Ihe office cr the proprietors andpubllsh-
JM. BRAtSTRBET A SON,
So. ii 37 Broadway, New York,
Over Broadway Dank.
R. □. NEVIN, Jr, Agent
No. B 5 Wood street, Pictet>urgh._
.$440,000 00
. 151,370 W
.. 74,013 CO
. 29,(74 10
. 1£313 35
AU», of
ai» I<*
■ in sou sni
Open to Visitor* Seeking Healtfa or Picaa
an, from Jane Ist to October Ist*
Actommodalioni for Over i 0 0 Visitors.
TnE OHIO WHITE SUI.PHUR SPRINGS
ar. .llu.ti.Un D«U«»r' County. « mile, Xortb of
OoUmtoM.li.C.p.»lcf 0M,..> Scioto BS«r. 10
mUc» from Delaware, r. miles from tbo Whlto galpnnr ela
tion ou ibe J-ptlngOeld, Mount Vernon and
Jtailroad, and 10 mlloa from Pieaaaat A
Stati.o, oa the Colombo*. FKjaa sad lad«*M Bailnwd.
XUt medicinal -joailtie. of thorn BpriDgii*rt nMCipiwed
by thoae of any other Mineral Watara in tho United states.
w»-for Rooni or other Informetion, address
ASDBfiW WILSON, J*.,
Jal:4tanl7 Whits Solpbor Spring!, Ohio-
Pittsburgh Water Cute Establishment.
LOCATED at Ilayaville Station P. P. TV. &
C. R. 1L Having completed oar new building wo am
bow enabled to accommodate, in good style, all who may
tafntos.wUli tholr patronage. The liberal patronage we
bareheretoforerewired baa bewueacortaof pleasure tons,
moiebytbn good it hu enabled c« to do lo healing tbo
sick and rpreadfDjr among tbo people a knowledge ot tbe
truths r.f tho Hydropathic s*«tein, than from any mere per
uana! coosldcTnilr-n. With our largely lncrtasrd accommo
dations, ns w»U as oar.iucressud experience In treating tbo
tick, vc Lope lo the la'tore to do still more for the Welfare
of oar guest* than Wo bare been able to In tbo past.
Fur particulars, call at ibeCure, cr oddren atßoxlC.o4,
ntubnrgb, Ta,, U. FRLABJS, M. I>.
Heretofore jra barn had room for mcro than invalids. Wo
expect hereafter to be able to accommodate ajimited num
ber of boarders, who are not Invalids. Jn2:lwd
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
—lO scics of Land, with Dwelling House of 6 rooms
«ud cetlifi good tarn, spring and spring boose, a young
Orchard ot choice fruit,' grape Tines and variety of small
trail*; situ u* at S miles from Allegheny City, on the Perrye*
sills PUsk. Rood. Tor price and term* apply at onr office,
51 Market etreet S. CUTHUERT ABON,
JoS Real lktata Agent*.
Fair Grouuds—Lease.
The buaiui of managers or the ai-
Icgbeuy County Agricultural Society will recclvo pro
posals at their Berolar Mcwtlng, to bo held on tho T.aRT
WEDNESDAY OP JULY, ll6d, at 10 o'clock, A. M-. f*r lie
Lease of Ground for two DINING HALLS within their en
closure, is the fcth ward, fur £ivo years, at tho annual rout
of one hundred and fifty dollars. Lessee* to provide their
own buildings- The eltos for the Balls will be those parts
of the grounds cow covered with the bulhUugeuf Htears
Trice and Johnston. For full particulars enquire of the
Fccretsry, 2- fcCHOYEB, Ja.,
|ol«3tdslawdtd AU'y l*w, No. 137 Fourth street.
Bedford Springs,
rYa Huntingdon and Broaci Top Railroad from
Huntingdon.
-\nsrrOßS to this celebrated and delightful
V Waterlog Place, from Pittsburgh and the West, will
tetio the Mall Train IsaTißßtheFeitnsjlvanlaß. &■ Depot at
3 a. K-, arrive at Huntingdon et 9a. X, connecting direct
with train* on tho Huntingdon A DreadTpp Jl- B- to Hope
well, and arrive at thedprlng* In Umafor tea,ease evening.
Dy taking the fut Line east at 420 r. passengers «•
r jf.j in Huntingdon at 10:15 pk, and remain over night; cr
tf passengers prtf-T It, they can stay all night at'AUoona,
and connect at Huntingdon neat morning with a trrnn for
tb ° S?ri BKTUBNING WEST PROM THtf SPRINGS:
Leavo Bedford after breakfast and connect at Huntingdon
'with Moil Train weet at sr. it, on Penaa. B. arriving in
Pittsburgh at midnight. , J #
This route will bo found pleasant, quick and safe, and
every attention paid to the comfcrt ot paswngers. •
THROUGH TICKETS TO HOPEWELL) $5 00, can be bad
•t the rWi<m ftctrf Cffict, Pia*burgfi,ina
3. STIsWABT,-Agent Penaa. B.&.
J, J. LAW REKOE, H. k B. T. IL XL
fluolingdon, June lb, 1859. jelfreodtw
mtsbnrgH morance Company.
Office, No. 96 -Wator Street,
Pittsburgh, pa.
BOBT. GALWAY, Proidsat.
F. A.maxaiar, Seriy ALKX BRADLEY, Vice PmL
Insures against Hull and Carso Bisks, on the Ohio and
UUalaslppi riven and tributaries, and Marine Risk gaa.
erally. '
And against Lew or Damage by Fire.
And against tho Perfls of ute Bm asd Inland Nsvigatloa
and Transportation. > -
Robert Gftlwsy,
RwoneJ McClorkea,
JoMph P.Q«£Xbdi, M. U
John Scott,
JamoiHsrraU,
Dtridßicbey,
James W. HAilmer,
Che*. Artmthnot,-
pySOAwdSro
pOYERNMENT PIPE CLAY,
f.v Bn.rF.s lvors faru,
lo itoreatiJ (or Mt« by
Jc2l:<odtan3» VON KAPFF A ABKNS, BelUtaors.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR^-Proposala
for the grading of SmUb street, from Pe&netreot to
umrjJlefbeny riycr.wMbe received cull July Ist. at the
ofHwof tbe Recording Regulator, Be. CO BmlthOell street,
v IBAaO MOBLEY, Recording BegnUier,
Pittsburgh, June 23,18-6fcJc23:Btdeod
The highest market price paid
for all grades of CLEAN WASHED FLEECE AND
TUB WOOLS, at the Old Established Wool Warehouse,
No. 129 Liberty Street, corner of OecH’s alley.
n]dli2ivfSiu2nvF J. L. MARSHALL.
Das. c. v. fitcu a- J. w. sykisii
Fi>y*lci*n* for Diiemt of U»« Tliroot and
Ctteit, tad other Cbrode Ailment* eompUAted with tt
ctaiißgPnlmootrjOcJWumpUon. OSco 191 **ean rtr#et *
PUtitmrgb, P*. COSBUWATION FUEB. A Urt cf quo
tionttgpt to aiahißjr toconrolt o*bjr fetter.
->*ijTn .
.Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
myl RallyJs]
X3TUNPKEC£U£NI'ED BARGAIN. fB
A —A desirable threo atortod Btlck Dwelling JjjjjL
aoQM containing eleven rooma, with donbleparlora, mania
souths, rta, bath, Ac, and all tba modem Improvement!,
•atwiaotially and tMtcrully built. TJUa property ii situate
on the al-raUrd part of tho Second Ward,on Third sticot,
and will be sold at a great sacrifice, tic |®o in band, bal
ance in aera equal animal paymentsj Apply for further in*
formation to Jc7:lmd D. M’K. MARTI*. 101 Ptsm at.
■VTfiW MACKEREL!
NEW MACK KEEL!
100 lialfbbii. No. 3 Large, u 3l*is Inspection,* Jnat re*
celradnod foraair> bp JOIL f FLOTD A CO.,
j 02 3" ' i ComerWo; landClxth Street*.
F* OR THE FOURTH OF JULY.—
100 dot lames, Vine Apple and Ulrawberry Cjropr,
6Colb«.Gora,Llquorteoand Jn. üba Drops;' .
. 800 lbs. Wine, Brandy tad Cord al Drop;
803 lbs. Cream Dates. Nnta,etal .
Also, all kinds orConfectioneries, Ftre-Werks, Frulta, Ac.
Wholesale and Detail, at tba French tu>d American Oonfso
tlonaryof F. A.MIE6SOH A BOMB, 48 8t» Clair it.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES—
SOObbIa. N 0 Molaatf,
Mbalfbbl*. do -1 .
60 bbis Bjrcpa,
100 bbdeprlma If 0 Sugar,'
60 bbla Rsflwd Whito do J
ftrnteby Jtd B> BOBIBON A CO.
tDI« Urtiamtontof 4-SaSSS
AXt£Bdi&2 t»fk *losg Pifc* itre*t *6oo>l . «»»ltho
«S‘r‘'*sJo) m Aoct.
PAWNBROKEK/SSAMOFCLOXHIKO
—oa WMDMduV. Jcly <3 h, *tlo o’clock »• m. ua -
tod Tp. m, it tb* Ootnratrcf*! SiH* Bocn«, Ho* M IW-«
snorted Summer CcaiK UO aa’il p*ir r»nt*b*oi>:
li7 assorted Vests.
k Tb, «1. *
rjpHUSTEB'S”S AUS OF ‘B5
1 LOT? IN ITU WARD.—On ThniwUy • ft *J n 2St* ,, £i
Cist, st 2 o'clock on tbs premia*, will b*
handsome lots of ground. nine of k* T9 mA alas on
Webster r t:«t, seeinuw ou DcfUUer
; L’aarmn «tn*t> n«ar tb* rr*Mf tic* of Cen. «*• £♦ N«>tqc*d
Plus m«s be bud nl the Button rooms Tltl-s Indispul*-
lile. Terms, oue-artb cash, i*eHn® Jo 1, v d «4 4-Jt«r*»
with interest. "• M. PAVtS, AQC*»_
AUSTIN LUims a ill., Ticrttianu' Bieiange
STOCK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS A.
CO-, AT THK MERCHANTS* EXCHANGE EVERY
TUUiU?I»AY AVRSING.—bank, Bri’Jjps Ini>nnirK«. «»«
Ooppet Stock, Ik-ud sad Rr*l Eifate «oV *’ P*» He
•t the Merchant*’ Exchange by .
AUSTIN LOuMIS A CO.
Note* D.-altr wu Uy *u JUal 05
nwniMtmil’j AUSTIN r,x-MIS A CO,
R.SI fitoci Note Broker*. ft. tootta tU
OFFICE. NO. 3-»J PENN fcldXfcl,
J«23£wdkwT
1859.
Alexander BrodUy.
Joba L. Loach,
John Fullerton,
RatbonF.' Il&rt,
Robert Robleos,
WUli»m Carr, '
•Robert ILH&xl!w,
Jobs iTOOI,
WOOL! WOOL!!
C. B. M. SMITH, ,
Aa.114 I\mr& ilrttL
' "fTm. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Cjmm«rd«l Bila Boom, WIU* BUctl
business i3.ottfCH & C^anflrg.
CO-PAUTWI6RSUIP*
I havo this day associated with mo my sop
J. ST. CLAIR QUAY The basinr** will l-e tui«ufter-«n
ttnncd uuder lb*? Aim sod eiyt* o! S. QUAY A SON-
July l»t,l*SJ. ’ SAMUKL OKAY.
S. GRAY 6Z BUN,
DR APE US AND TAILORS,
SO. 5 4 AT. CLAIR STREET,
usrMc-jaMi rrrrssuitaß, pa.
DISSOLUTION. —The Partnership hereto
fore existing between Whau* Batrs and Dixon
Baeira, under the stria of WM. CHITIIA CO-,w*adl*-
(olrad oa tho 1612 s d»y of February, ISS9, by the death of
Mr Dixon Brown. „
DAVIDS. PARK and JAMES PARS. J*-, hiving per*
chared the lnteiatt of Mr. I>. Brown, dec’d, in Um Uta firm
of Wm. Smith A Co., the Foundry and Machine S«*taan
will ha here an or conducted tinder tho style ot Smith, £»**•
k Co, hy attorn the but'**** of the late firm will h* nettled
SMITH, PARS A CO., .
NINTH WABD FOUNDRY,
FITTSDUBGU, FA.
B'cueJoMe.AK lit firrt and 120 Stemi Slrnl,
Manufacturers of all ewes and de
■cilptluai of Cel UU llotoru
br rl|Xh ail Iroo". IKK Iron* »•*»» *“*. fil " l V****
•>< rno d^crfpUoo
“hI“o?iotp1«. Maouis* SHOP aaattl tog.
Fccndry, el! neceextry Fittings «W b<* c *iefaUy^e^d<^
TUE undersigned have associated with them
In the Cotnmlialoa Business JaJU* FUZOX, Uta 0.
BUnbentllle, Ohla. The style of the will TOttona u
heretofore. NIMIQK A CG
aixx. irnact i.. jinxs maa...«~wa** imncx-
itimioie ec 00., i
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
For the sale of
Pig Iron and Bioomii
08 WATER STREET, rnrousoa-
deflidtf v
HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
me, Mr. JOHN BELLOW, In the Undertaking fcmtow,
wnfch wm be conducted under the name style cJ liM
ON 4 DBLLOW. JAtIES LEMON.
yoHM nmow —lurtsLsma
tandsrtairing tn »ll 1M BrattettM*
LEMON & DELLOW, No. 118, Fourth at,
are prepared to do Undertaking in all IU branches, In
the beet maooer, at price* to snlt the times. We *ll spe
cial attention to FUk’i new style patent Metallic Burial
<>«— for the sale of which wa art aole agent* In thl* city,
and of which we keep constantly on hand * urge assort*
ment. As regards bsanty of shape and flniah, they exoel all
others. Funerals will be supplied with Hear**, Uarsi* and
Carrisgee promptly, at lower rate* than any other «***{{•"' *
moot la the city. UasranUelng to*££»**£ •gsg*}
eollclt a continuance of tho »9 tuwrauj
extended to the old - *? wtuy
[Ottlß.'i',
aHKUICAN UObBKriwSTOW,
IS THE LARGEST AND BEST AR-ES
ranged Hotel In the New England States; Is cen..fcM
trallT located, and easy of access from all the routes of
XrxnL U contain* all the modern ini pro reman ta. and
arery eonretzleoce for iha comfort and accommodation ot
the tramline public. The iloeplng rooms are large and writ
TealUated; U>e mites of rooms are well arranged, and com*
pletaJy famished for famHigs and largo trxTeling parties,
and thehoa** willeontloae to be kept ass first cusaHotal
ta ercry respect. Jallally LEWIS SICE, Prcwotor.
IStiucattonßl.
"perm ZnatituteT ]
CORNER of Penn and Hancock sti
The ensuing tern trill commenc* bn TD£3l
Inst. A limited cumber of pupils may obtain sj
Term* for Taition and Elatiunciy, 122 per e<uaion
wo weeks. ao2l:tf J. M-SMITH, Pi;
City and Coxmty Inaoranco Company.
NOTICE ia Hereby given that in pnrsuancs
of an act of Asmtahly, relating thettto, and the Char*
ter of IwCTporaUoo, spprortd April Uth, 1849, Book* to
iccclTeinbecripliens to thuCspiUl.Sfociiof tko.Qtyaw!
County losarance Compnoy of the city of Allegheny, will
bo oms at the office of PETER PETERSON, Fcoeral street,
Allegheny, on TUE3D AY, WEDNESDAY andTHUESD AY,
sth, Cth and Tthoi July, and at the office of WU.P.BAUM,
oo 81-CUlr street, PiUaborgh,ou TRIDAY aad SATUII
- the 6th and 9th of July nest, to remain opeafot tits
Pits, (unless tho stuck bo soc&cr&ubscilbsJJfrcmMA. M.
to 4 o’clock P. M. of each 'Jsy.
Joalah King, James L Graham,
Henry Irwin. Wm.B. Posey,
Fetor Peterson, John Birmingham,
0. Q. Craig, Wm. T. Dana,
JameaOld, Johnlrwiu,fi«n t .
James Gibson, John Sampson,
C. Yeager. George Lewis, .
Biaael Gormly, KfcljolaaYotght!y,ErtL,
John A. Scott, R. P. McDowell^
John W. Riddle, DarlJ Gfrig,
Bao’l Lindsay, Jua., J.Xoogmore, .
M. Borlaad, Thomas Earley,
D. M. STana, AleX.HlU&dt,
R. W. Poindexter. Tho*. Donnelly,
•lames rark. Joa, Jtmee A.Gibeoo,
D. Leet Shield*, CVmmuj&ncrs.
. JeASOrd
J. E CALOWEtiL & CO-,
BS2 Chestnut Street,
(oppeslto Qlrard Bouse,)
PHILADELPHIA.
IiEWINrODTATIOaE-FINB WATCUKS
PAXES, PHILLIPS A 00. Watches. In Geusra.
CQABLEB FUJDSHAJT3 London Ttme»Krei>ors, caw
series, all sizes, tn Hunting Cases and Open Face.
Authorized Agents for above.
GOLD AND SHaYEB, EXOLISU AND SWISS
W A T C H E 8.
RICH JEWELRY, newdcelgns.
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, and all tbo Fashionable Stylet.
SILVER WARE, uniurpasaed tn style, quality and finish.
visiting Pniladelpbia, am touted to ex 1
amine tbtlr
* MSmiABBLE ZSTABItsmtSST,
a visit entailing no obligatioc to parUuecra,
UNIFORM FJtlC£S,lo' plain figures, and no variation-
JsSfclyd
1659. Second Amvalot XSS9
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
IT TnE FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE,
PITISBUBOB, PE.VXA.
Wl>. i n. M’CALLUM RESPECT*
a FULLY announce that tbsy are n reiving a sec
ond mpply cf CARPETING, selected dirrctly from tn*
Importeii and Manufacturers by on* of tba Arts, now In
tba East, to which-they tnrltatbe attention ol persbaatn.
Alao,an«watylaof CARTON SIATTINQ,for summerpar
lors. The latest make of CARPET BWRBPEHS, iia, *tc
which shall be oflered at tba lowest rats*.
JeO W. D. A 11. M'OAItUM.
ALLEGHBNY INSURANCE COMP'Y
OF PITTSBURGII*
OrncE— No. 37 Fifth Street, Bank Block,
INSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS. ,
ISA AO JOKER, President; JQKN D. McOORD, Tits
President; D. U BOOK, Secroiary; Capt. WILLIAM DEAN,
General Agent.
Dmxcrcaa—lsaac Jones, C. 0. Homy, Hamy Child*,
Capt.R, 0. Gray, John A. Wilson, B.L. Fahnestock, John
D. McCord, Isaac M. Pannock, D; P. Sterling, Capt. ffm.
Dean, Thoa.M. Hows, Robt,U. Pavla. , Jslrlyd
City Taxes and Water Bents.
“VTOTICE is hereby given, that in accorJ
aneawUb Acta of Assembly,and hy authority of tbs
City of Pittsburgh, all City Tax«s and Water -Rents for
1869 aranov one and payable at ibeirticeofthoCity Treas
urer, Fourth stmt
On all Taxes and Water Rents paid- before AaguU Ist, a
deduction of Ftvapor Cent- will bo insda. >
Chs thoaepald ftajtn August Ist to September Htb, a da*
duction of Two per Ces t.
Oo thesa paid on or after October Ist to November Ist,
Fire per Cent, will be added.
Aod for all the Taxes and Water Dents remaining unpaid
on November Ist, warrants will be Issued,^with an edafti™.
of Ten per Cent. WIL. EIOU BACiI, Clty.Treasnm.
N. B^—Tenants who agree with their landlords to pay
Water Recta on the tenement* they occupy, can ascertain
the amen*- 4 , oo application at the Treasurer 1 * Office, ieis-tf
GAUNTLETS, ~ ”
LISLE GLOVES,
Selling low at etare of
Jeg
BEMOVEO.
P have removed to
e tbdr new Copper WarebooaK NO 37 pi mi
ln the Iron Front Block, third d<xr vest of Wood
Plttaburgh Copper RoUlng MUl^
c. a-. Hussey & co.
KIOCTACICUI, o,
BRiZIEfiS BOLT AND SHEATHING. COPPEB,
PRESSED COPPER .BOTTOMS
LOCOMOTIVE TXTBli®*
Baited S£UBrtto*tasdTbiu<if an Si/et,'
Brass Kettles, Shoot and other'Brass.
SPELTEBisOLDEB, COPPER RIVEIB, *O.
Bcalwe'ln Block Tin, Ttn Plau, Bead vTirt, Sheet Zloc,
Antimony, Sheet Iron. TiawyfV Tools^kt,.
No. 37. Fifth Street. Pittsburgh:! Fa.
ta-Shwts Pepper Cut to any pattern. • • aplOfimd:
B B MOV A L.
E G R A W'S
TOBACCO ASD CWAB WABSHOCSI
Fto»'2UUBERTT STREET,
Tj IT, LIBKiITg gT.. Una, V
fj.Bajpji-:6BWViass. L OArf'oAhßY''oN
.VJtteitinulsia rnatraceamm,. uasaaostsa.
OCO. fart, VUoj.pl, pm oal tii. rwjif
tn ►lT.tlttminl oi nuanuatoa Xu(i la
fII.E OACNTCETa,
BILK CLOVE.-,
BPaCMIEtD A CO.