The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, July 23, 1849, Image 3

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REPORTED & TELEORAPRED.
FOR THE PTTTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE.
FOREIGN NEWS
AILILIVAL 07' THE lITEAMISEgIe
CALEDONIA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ROME SURRENDEREOI
DREAD f 7 1:11. - DISAATICIL AT MAI:
OXe Hundred and Thirty-four MIAs
ST. JOHNS, (N. 8.,) Friday, July 20, 74.
The Steamer Caledonia, Capt. Leitch, arri'ved
at Halifax, al 7 o'clock last evening, and will; be
due at Boston alas eatly hoar on Saturday mom-
The Caledonia brings forty-five passengers to
Boston, exclusive of the eighteen out of the forty
two surviving tatesengers of the ill-feted barque,
Charles Bartlett, which, on Weddesday, the 27th
ultimo, when seven hundred miles w 4 estward of
Cape Clear, was run down by the steamer Euro.
pa, on her outward trip from Boston ta l i Liverpool,
and sunk in three minutes alter the fatid
with MY hundred and thartrfour person.,, including
passengers and crew !
It l dated that the dreadful catastrophe °cern
red during a demo fog, and it is lamentable to re
late, that out of one hundred and seventy-six per.
Will on board at the time, only forty4stro more
semi '
The Europa is acquiuml of all blame in the ja
&minuet° affair. •
The forts-two persons who mere saved, of cours •
last all their baggage, and wart:Taft in a most help
leo condition.
A subscription was tmmedintely indeed amalig
the passengers of the Caledonia, and the sen;of
4332., wea eontranated to the relief of the unforEu
naus tuffirrem
The Wired barque %nu bound for New York
wit) emilrMati•
The Eitrepisostateed no ataterid* pwir*
the collisloo.
Qa the 30th, the Constituent Assembly of Rome
finding that farther resistance to the French an2y
would be vein, ceased hostilities, and virtually es r
rendered the Eternal City to the besiegers. On the
15.21, otilelal notification was made to the Frerteh
Legiahrtive Assembly, that in consequence of ar
rangements made between Oudinot acd the Tri
umvirate, the Gates Paroli, Porte rid, and St. Pin,
crusts, had been thrown open to the French
mops, who were adopting measures for the hanii
dime OCISIVItiOn of Rome, which would take place
with perfect quietness and order.
A correspondent, writing from Paris says: Juntas
the remise was closing, it was stated positively
that the Government had received a telegraphic
dispatch, announcing the entry of the French into
Rome, on the 2d, and that they were received with
acclamations by the people.
Garibaldi's army has been conducted to Ci4a
Vecchia, whore they would lay down their ands.
Two divisions of them would be maintained aid
lodged by the Roman Government
The French funds rose on the reception of is
DOWD One per cent.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDOIT, July 8, 1869:
The Minimal Securities have more than sustain.
ell their firmaessthroughout the we ek.
United State/ Ta are quoted at 1094, and Penn.
rylvania s's 821Wc.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET,
LIVERPOOL, July 7, 1949,:
A considerable amount of boldness has bode
done this week in Brendatnfre, with an advanwein
most articles, excepting Indian .Corn, which has
declined from le to la 6d per quarter.
Wheat has advanced one to two shillings per
seventy pounds, and Flour 64 per Md.
Flour—The closing prices (or Western' Quisl
were 23s 13d0255, and Ohio 255fi1251 6d petba:,
Corn—lndian Cora, Yellow was selling at 230
34s per quarter.
Omen acme fair at 150t(la perbbL
,
Cotton—Operations in the Cotton Market Ws
week hate not teen so extensive esthose of the
past week, bat the market continues Giro, with tat
upward tendency, giving a alight advance on low
er Outlines.
Annettican Prowls o ns—Poric—Sales Wash:sit
Prisurtilitsawitti'hirt: •
Sacon—Some parcels of Western bays brpught
27s 86129 a. Fine qualities are steady at fall p4t
cast. Shoulders bare declined le per cwt.
Lard may be quoted at previous rat.es, with ono
a moderate demand.
A TERRIBLE CRIMP-POISONING A:
FAMILY OF NINE PERSONS'
TWO
TWO DEAD !
CusclmtATT, July 21
The most intense sensation was created is this
city to-day, by the rumor that the whole family
of Mr. J. Blair Summons bad been attacked with
the Cholera.
The whole family, consisting of nine peroonb
were taken suddenly sick last evening. The
symptoms were vomiting and purging, thus prin
dazing the general impression that the whole ferns
fly were seized with the prevailing epidenitc.e
Medical assistance won speedily called in, and
It was soon discovered that the symptoms were
any thing but those of Cholera, and plainly show
ed that the whole family had been poisoned by
some means or other.
One of the members of the family, s dissipa
ted son, was, for some cause or other, suspected;
and it was subsequently ascertained that be had
purchased, from One of the Apothecary shops a
quantity of arsenic, which be had put into the
tea. Re was accordingly arreeled and put in
prison.
The mod shocking part of the affair is, that
two at the family Mire died foam the effect. of
the potion.
CHOLERA IN CINCINIsIATL
July 2L
The Cholera counsel:tea rapidly to decline, shore
having been only 36 deaths from Chblera, and
31 from other diseases, for tho 24 boo:sending 1t
nova today.
CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
July 21.
There were 91 own of Cholera, end 39 deaths,
fatthe-24 hours ending of woork to-day.
CHOLERA IN PHILADELPHIA.
July 21.;
For the 2i boors ending at noon to-day, t
were 31 eases of Cholera, and 14 death..
It rabiedhard daring the kienoon, and the ea 4-
ere telegraph lines worked badly.
BALT/Nom, July 21
Mural Vincent, who was hung in thin city ye , s,
for the murder of Mrs. Cooper, made con:
fusions, folly acknowledging his guilt of the crimp
for which he forfeited his life.
Three negroes mere hung in Charleston yester;:
day, lb! participating in the recant outbreak in the
State's prison.
•
New You., July 21..1,,
Matthew Wood wan hung puderday afternooa,
for the murder of his wife, the Governor reensini
to interfere with tba seniencri of the Court. KC
Fotededhis innocence to ti se Iou.•
fiEW yoatc MARKET.
New YOWL, icily 21, 10
Floar—The demand mostly limited to the
wants of an ragulas hail. trade.
Wheat—Nothing is d Ding in the market %rim*
noticing. The Grain market generally is •et*
quiet., but little doing at former quotations.
Provisions—There is nothing doing in I. 2 mer ,
sOlll worthy of notice- The market is generally
quiet, with moderate aalra al a slight
There la Very little shipping inquiry for sari:tine
Stocks—The prices of Stocksare rather loweir,
and the transactions few.
The steamer in now over doe, and is momen
ai
lily expected to arrive.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Nzw Yo RE, July 21, 6 P. M
We have been vietted to .ctny by a beery stomp,
together with the •steemers news, has puts
generaletieck open the buil net. of the markets.
Cotwa—The market cavil num very• firm, with its
imprrerlah tendency.
Flaw—The market it; firm et tact quotation., with 'Mt
upward tendency.
Stmt.—Ms market manit est. an moproying Lend
ay, and prices are Ten firm
DRESS DONE
J. G. 4 G. W. cAgil, •
WHALEBONE. CUTFE,RS, AND MAUUFAIr*
REDS OF IDHERLEi.LA, PA RASOi., CANE,
WIDP,BONNET AN U DRESS Bt WE.
WE r.Peelfanv call the at tenant, o( V tan hams anal
try Dealers' to the lupe& and Leer v trim of •,
aborrirldeldi in thirdly, at She lowest p rte.. r•
No. 1.25 N. Third above anon auset, r djoining the
Eagle UottI,PHILADELPIILA. rypnradm
liMri7llrr';Ml
lat 9.
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PITTSBURGH BOAHD OP TRADE
CORMITTEE FOS JULY.
, JOL riersocc. JNO. =TAM= I. LOZLIL
MOVEMENTS OP THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
nma 07 t11L134 Tame Laves:moo,
For Boston —CaletionlaDagklasa. July 7.
for New York—Europa—Lai—July 14.,
for Boston—Cambnai—Leitch, July 11.
for New York—Amtrica—Pbalumn, July PI
run oa k amsMro remit satmactel.
'Pram New Yor, Ni
July 2esh.
From Beacon Caterlouta, Au4nsi Ist.
From New 1 ork, Damps, Anon MA.
from Boston. Cambna. Augfist 16M.
From New York, America,
,August SAL
U.Si. MAIL LINE TO SOUTHAMPTON AND ORE
ildM.—Tbe steamers of Om Company will sail
regularly once a month, sof follows :
FROM NEW fORK
SVaslangtop, Capt. Floyd, 2011 July .
:Merman, Cipt. Crabtree, 19115 Ancamt
siSastungton, Capt. Floyd Mt
F Sept. •
R.E.1101.
Rermann, Capt. ROM
Crabtr ls ee, 16(b July,
IVashiamon. Capt Floyd I.lfli August.
Reran., C.pt Crabtree. isittb September.
FROM swill From
Herman, Capt. Cratere, elth July.
Washington. Capt. Floyd, Witt August.
;Hermann, Capt. Crabtree. 2016 September .
Chines Prnitomaan Gszerra..Z
Monday hlorning, July la, lei 9. S
We found no change in the getieral market on Satur
day.. The weather was cool amtbnscing, but business
gedosally was very dull.
FLOUR—We hove no new nature to notice in Mc
market,
market, unless it be that prices a 4 less firm, with, how
-O,IZ/VllO material redoction in pqes. Purchasers show
slate:shyness since the recent rains, in anticipation of
a rifitain the over, but sellers are not willing to opet,
ate lower rates. Some lots have been sold from
first Ann. at 84.12. but the ankle was ordinary, and
bull passed inspects., and ft by no means a fair
erit:enon of the market. Good Wands in good order
mat still be fairly quoted at 54#7014,11545. store, In
dray' toad lots.
cfrim rims r--Fialea oC Eilo dblod may bevested in
a WWI way at 8d V bbl from stoic.
FLOlJR—Moderate sal& are efeated from
starlet V.,62 10 . bbl.
DII ED FRUIT—The market iF quiet, and sales lirn•
o[o4 at, for reaches 111,1.90 81,4 and for Apples 500
Mew be.
010C13111ES—The market I. kr - about any material
chanke. In the way of general /tles, we continue oar
quill/Ilona as follows: N 0 Illomsr§tithif in hada Large
aalefewoald fall fton in below ilinse figures. Salas of
Loaf agar, St Louis refined, at a range of Sto 10c for
comiton vs best Sales of Rio .itiolfee at 7io9e Its in
(1,14.44 of Sugar loose Mobil+ at 40044, of N 0
Moi*es at e.8951e, according to r quality of bbl.
rAtoN—Conti.e. keen at ottlr last quoted rates—
saylkm good common Wesern aid City caned Should
ers bfi Sides Si, and limas at 71e. Sales of bagged
Bubb at NZ, and of. Sum coma canvases:l hams at
10e Iffi lb. Hams are very IMBITE:,
OtlnS—The supplies of Linseeci am very limited, and
see rtiar of no sales yrorth Importing. Rale. of 14 bbl.
Lard* at p bbl, and IR cosh for bbl.
qTRESE—SaIes of . 4 boxes pod quality W R at
fo . ,* 4 , en.
Trndi stock in trade of the Radan'sSay Company is
82,090,000. The profits are oiled Oat! a million a year.
The' .ell a gun, which cost 83, fftr skins worth Ste.—
ft pT ti of rum worth eight coats I. sold for 67,73. We
imatine there will be some competition in dill trade
one if these daps
Gilt, Samos Srei..—ftbout 3 o'clock lam evening as
the Alton Packet, Gov. Briggs, Was backing out from
the reeding, just above the foot bf Lamm street, her
scent Was brought io contact with the wreck of one of
the Sankeo boats in the harbor.glearnag off the plush
for thd distance of foe, or five feet from the larboard
ride, tlf her Mill aft of the wheel'pouso, causing bar to
sinkitinenst immediately to her Main Beck, within ten
feet ph the shore. It Is thought shh can be noised with
very: little difficulty. She had do freight-4 Si. Lotus
Rep; '
[Prom the NationsilntAligermer.)
THE TOBACCO TRADE
, ---
Tll2 fottowingtatile, • ego 18 . 164 from the records of
.
the 110yemment, shdws threciporl of unmannfactured
TotiteCo from the United States Trout DTA to 1547, ex
hibging Mie value of the artiele,;lhe number of bogs.
' Misfits, and the average vale per hogshead
foam- lilids.. VaitA Value per WM
1
6
t66,654 ' 0,615,02 684 t 9
• r3,lMi 6w • 2M9 74 51
lel 99,t09 8.632,Y31 63 46
1 , 2 , • 77,154/ 4.45.503 618 34
nag
lEt2; 64,1199 5
75282 . 6,1,347 15,1= *
1 0 49
. itil 42
1.873 . 190225 6,317, 333 86 7.3
1.4.-,''' 10178 5.296 64 73
77,131 4 233,315 64 60
/Mb tll.BlO 688,383 66 65
18313 • 66,718 ' '
56 40
18ta 106,966 / t i,99V
5i,153 5,765,86 a 5819
09 Mf
1634,'. 67,09 0455565 74 96
1671 - 94253 8,230217 87 01
,
3 „ 3111,441 10 056,610
lab= 6;63.647 91 54
57 gy
194 ..„ .. , , V tAi n i3 .Tiale , 7.1 48
Mt 47
-1664' 1'0.1E4 603,967 • 61 05
1841 i. , 147,66 133.575,793 65 09
1641 2
g- 166.710 ,4E75.3 62 11
1843, . 94.154 4,930,917 43 23
15* 193.945 8,497;4 51 50
1844 , 147.16 n 7,489,819 50 75
1446.: 147* 8.47E40 57 iM
1947 135.762- 7.942,11.6 33 34
llpiin an amount of exports. saJ , 86,3 9 6 .hhds after
ded vr...g the amount consumed in Gilirairer and iite -
in. fig ports, osung in the United :States 86.15E0M,
Mr. Tiede, ,ahmutee the Cert.:lee derived in Europe to
be IN 071,50, wit eh estrmare is assumed by the then
Seerblury of the Treasury. .i •
lifitneh wit• the revenue of 11g7 or 1936 upon the '
ii natality that yrer exported, whOr roust 11 have been
T 17343, when alconst twice the tur6ounE was exported •
boafety In -very coun . ry of Et.frope is specific, ie.:.
s ' an ' e,t t tla il m o n o „ . i7u T it o n w lttris w eo h i7s7M i' e h d:rar * ld7s . t d l; s b s e rn ' e t
wheteir the Torweco coins to Mu country five dollar
or 547, The resent,. dice, for th e year 1913. accord
ing r ib
rode, cleansed from 147,169 hbila must hone
beeritibout 80,857,094; being an peerage of about sin
huntyin: 1 per cent upon the cost of the anice. The dui
ors Wire from seventy-five to near two
as per
centitlion th e cow of the amnia il our tions, asd fur- •
ntsti7ateommentnry upon the theory of free trade Cl
undrinfood to Europe, and chewing Matthew proles
srontilf reciprocity mean, if any thing, that they will
obrattrall they cue from us, arid grant us nounng m re.
turni:i•
.13 400 N-6 oasts Bacon Side.,just reed and for
Ma by 13 WATERMAN
T OOISVILLE LIME-50 bbl. teeeined and , or sale
L
41 jy ARMSTRK/NG & CROZEIL
OON=2O co k.. 'aird Stdes, on consign
-
B*Ent; for gain by jy6 ~.jIII`GILL.S & ROE
DuiED APPLES AND PEAD_NESIO bblo dried
:Apple-6i 10 do do Pucka.; taat reed and for vale
ARMSTRONG & CROZER,
2.5 Market at
jCVKIP BOOKS:'—Loyola and Jesuitism in as Rol
JOIt dements; by Isaac Taylor, dolor of Nature]
tory ot Enthusiasm." •
Sketches of Scottish Ckatch Ifurtory, by APCne.
Alan:mire of the Rev. Thomas lislytinnon. with no
eppetia, embracing on 21.1.1110 . the Church of SCOI
-4mM:haring his nines
Tirtil „ ife of Dr. S. Johnson, by the Rev. J F Russell;
E.ogtith edition.
ILOtimitle in Scotland doting the, 18th century, with
threASermons by Rev. George Milaitfieldc by D. Mac
farland, D. D.
Manuel of Presbytery, by S Arriler, D. D., with an
appgag4u, by the Re•. L. Lanoter.
A tDoettinal, Experimental and Practical Treatise
on aectual Calling, by S. Foote, 31.
?earns by Amelia. Ou hand and for sale by
A 4 ELLIOTT A ENGLISH, 70 Wood st
gr. CALIFORNIA AND OREGON TR AlL—Be
braa Sketches of Prairie cod Rocky Mountain
By Prints ?examen, Jr, with illostosttons by Dar-
Icy r ln vol. For sale by
)y2) JAMEt3 D LOCKWOOD
Q11.11.4'11 of Quinine. o — de ortrlT, Pririceid„dff.
fltie t Imo, Bi Carbonate of Potash, Nttrwe of
Silver - , Calomel, Zodiac of Lead., *blonde of Soda and
Chia* Ether, on heed and for salt by
jyt,, , J. KIDD A CO.
TVRIED APPLES 9W bush Ili sacks, for sale by
Jyd&RIX:ILLS & ROE
"OcitASH-10 cask* good PotadtV n cora
..
%.1:3 4 LLB & ROE
rr Vitt/LINEN—A few pieces coitnUT Tow 1... , to
for sale. 13 1, ',61 , 411LLS lc ROE
T VT—Large Dram DOOR KEY. The finder will
14:gbinfer an obtiguion by leaving It at the Gamine
O.°l TY°
VIKII 2 MACKEREL-56 Mils Ne. 2 Mackerel, remit
:tted this day by canal, and for sale very low to
C 1.0 Consignment by
./AMES DALZELLII
JADOB WEAVER. lA, Whole s ale and Retail Dee.
Itki to Foreign Wines and L.lytiore, and old Monon
ga aglii Rye Whiskeys, corner Fifet and Market sm.
RI)
.IPPICITYB 3 KiD OP LIME—A few mks
IWeri hand and for sale by
• W A AI hIITCRELTREE
Man They will receive fresh loppliee for the Fall
raaG. . iota ,
• ,
FRUIT—TOo bush trte4 Peaches, 600 do do
LP, Apples, in store and for sale by
L B WATERMAN
P 011" ABll-9 cocks Pctt Aeb; ido read dce in note
.eAd for sale by . 8123 l. 8 WATERMAN
ITtBl - 1-20 bb l . Herring; 19 do inlaid; for .ale by
E 5 WATERMAN
r ;jug .
Ivi , , ,.. i ,: o. uct,.. ,, p f azkno b .mtcnufsetared Tobacco,
—P" 8 V ',L 1051 7 / 3 6NNHORST & 00
I . 3O,,,ANTATION .-.40U barrels in pnme
pekagea also. 100 M bbl. db.
.APOILI.B A ROE
I°4ASH—fa casks and bairels, warranted best
fidelity, toy sale by JOHN WFADF.N & CO,
/00 Ca
nkl Basin
•
,"- -- ar,ErwrrefforgnialMiNg--Ort hand mid
n iv; sale by ilY3] J. MOD & CO
Vllt AMERICAN JOURNAL OP THE MEDICAL
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minlyfillastrateds with eflifr.V.lo on copper, .tone,
Thar Medical News and Library, is published month
ame =W m; of thimy.iwo Vary large octavo pages.
contstiningAlte medical mforniation of the day, as well
' no aftivouse of a high chamitteron • ruminant de-
EarttiOnt or medicine. WatlinitOrt on U.
PraOme of Phy.ie, Brodie'. Clla4al Lectures on Soo
geryomd Todd A Bownitufa Phygiology have Mos ap
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WeskOrt me Dumas. of Infancy... Mid Colidhood.
TAIMM!' The ett_bourifnilsa to tliA, American Journal
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ARRRIVED.
Atlantic, Parkinsoa, Brownsville.
Louis McLane, Bennett, Brewrievillu
Win Phillips, MePhial, Wellsville.
Ohio, Stoops, Hockingport-
DEPARTED.
Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Louis McLane, Bennett, Brownsville.
Wm. Phillips, McPhial, Wellsville.
%tunes, Reno, Cin.
Cinderella, Calhoun, Wheeling.
Elite,' Bowers, Beaver.
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TILE Ittvga.—There were 2 feet 0 inches in the
channel, by metal mark, last evening at dusk and
falling.
BOATS LEAVING THIS BAY.
Brownsville Packets, 9 A. M. nod 4 P. M
Beaver Pockete,lo A. M ad 4P. M
Wheeling--Peru.
Lotusville—Lydia Collins
FOZ PIITLAto L.LPOIA.
U. Leech & co's, packet late. 9 P M.
TOR TR.PORT
R, S. 8,11.1 r el. Cola Canal Packet, 7i o'clock, r
Dwaswastwavrr Or Tllll Li van. Is one of the must com
mon, as wen as the most formed.. diseases known
ID American physicians. It has in no ea , . faded to
attract the closest attention from the Fsculty in all
quarters of the Union. Still, however, Woolsonds an
nually pellet, and thousands mere are made to feel
fife burdensome by this Auca... The proprietors of
fill.wne•stavei Palls (eel confident that they otter to
the afflicted a remedy which time hat tested, and has
never fatted of success when a fats final has been gi
ven it. Call and purchase a box at the Drug Store of
Jolt:WA svS 1 KIDIJ tr. CO
Ea . A gentleman of Ifttlshurgh, who bad fallen into
an open cellar after the "GreatPire,” sprained his an
gle so severiy that he was unable to retrain from cry
ing out with the pant A friend who had been using
It A. Fitlusestoch is Co's itutmlnoicht and been mired
of Rheumatism, gave him what remained In the bottle.
and although his limb was greatly swollen, he was
completely restored to health in twelve haunted
freed from pain. This to bat one of a great number of
eases which have mime under the observation of the
propnelors. Prepared and sold by
13 A FA tiNESTOCK. a Co,
I;iSS;O3;ZiM=I
eILARET BOTTL--20 pose to Hampers, clear
Li Claret Boales, for sale by
JYI O JACOB WEA VER. Jr
HEIDSEICE CHAMPAGNE WINE-15 baskets
pints and quarts of this celebrated Wine. Just w
hand and for sale by 1710 JACOB WEAVER. Jr
FLOUR -120 bblitieFour, an exceilent article,
good order, 50 do do dour ,
common, for sale by
SELLERS A NICOLS
BACON-10 hhds Sides; 90 do Sdordders; 12 do
Hama, in store and for, sale by
SELLERS NICOL 9
L l L.tra) l
Ol; 19 do L nseed Oil for sole by
1 9 SmaERS R
.. NICOLE
Its tt I'B A (stilt r MY'O ' Y.—UTeman
and Rom. Mythology, for colleges and Schools,
by M. A. Dwight; 'nth Fri:mimeo illusimuons iu out.
L2mo. Just received and for sale by
. •
i9 O JANIE,I D LOCKWOOD, 63 Wood ,o
WISTAR'S 8A.L.4.(T151—12 dna on hand and tor on
by I 2J J. KIDD fr. CO.
FRESH 131/111BIER GOODS,
I=l
ALS:LINDER fr. DAY. 75 Market street. northwest
corner of the Diamond. are now opening a choice
cock of fresh SONIM ER GOODS. A large portion of
these grad. have recently been purchuell at a peat
menace, from the Auction Sales at die F..t, end from
the imponers and manufacturers. We have decided
upon offering this mock of goods at pnees so reduced
as to meet the approb.tuon of those who do business
an the cheap cash principle.
The Silk Department is very extensive, embracing
the different kind. of dress and mantilla Silk., Satin
de Chen.. and Cameltan Gro de Rhines.
The Shawl Department embrace. • splendid assort
ment of India Crape Shamls, from the lowest priers to
the finest qualities, elegantly embroldc red. Also. fire
nadiue, Bernie, Moho., Nett nod splendid figured Silk
Shawls.
SCARPS--Black herage and Granedine Scarfs.
BEDAGE and other tent USES. GOODS—htegant
and navel 40iell of Beroges. Silk Tmsues. and other
tam emus Gesoda, worthy of the attention of the ladies.
LAWNS! LAWNS!!—In the Lawn department, our
addirkusta from the Eastern auctions are gone large,
embracing elmsm styles at remarkably low pneu.
Imported and 'Domestic Cinemas
Prints sad Chhatzes, Brown and Bleached
Cheeks. rtekings, Pleanels.
Superior English and French loth. and Cuomeres,
Satanist. and JOWL, Pantaloon Stripes and Dnlhnirs.
All of which is offered at such a reducuon of prmee
that purehasen Cannot rail to be pleased
lys ALEXANDER & DAY
AtiIBLBODI SALOON,
AND BATHING HISTABLISHMENT.
LbleFbiLL, begs to inform the inhabitants of Pura
burgh and vicinity, that he h im opened the
e establishment, where every attention will lie
field to the cordon of those who may laver him with
a ea/L Liberty area. between Seventh and Wood.
lee Creams and all other delicacies of the maims.
DUISOLVVION
rtpartnentldp heretofore, existing betansen Sma
, B. Bushaeld and Wall= B. Hays, trading
wider the firm dfltt/BIiFIELD .4 HAYS, ha, 11. dui'
e n duselved bj IVili B. Hayselling Int enure
intermit in the flan to S. B. Buableld. An daemons
dbo the firm veld oe ealleeted by S B. Bushfield, and
W deb ts due by the 'are Um to be pald by the same,
B. D. 4UBH FIELD,
nutmeg* JoAo 12, MO. W. a BANS.
ACK&PAiktkliMPlTPltaglakriattatiliiving this
day ametelared a/his-himself Hour 'oreterty
of Bedford, Fa, and recently of the National Hotel,
Pithburgh, anil commie lat. business under the firm
of DU:4Hk tELD & Lk:ADES. at the old stand. N0...t.t
Liberty. street. P. U. kilidHriaLD.
Pittsburgh, June ka. 1249. 11. LEADED.
Having retired from the former business, I take
pleasure in recommending my sue eanore to the pa
tronage of my customers and the penile general.y.
1.7 NV. 0. HAYS.
itun :VS WORM KILLKR-
Prrvu. eau. June 11. 1-49
.
Nit John Mont - in—D.-or Sir I urnpoon
full of your Worm Killer tonue or of Milidren. and in
the short lime Wow. nom o mimed tiff —.ty Mite
iirorni• I Irm Nair in re...rumor:nil .1 your Verroiluer
m the best medicine Met run 10f expel.ing
JAY. M.,2qlN. nem Nolilerimmi
Pmprired end gold by„Ow prOV{l , lol . JOGS U MtlR•
GAN. Drogyst. or door below lhamonn agcy. Wood
IT ERI LOW—W R. Mutienv vel fonow
ing Summer (Loal , , at reduced driers. vtv:
Dress Lawn., Glngbants. Ti•sues, Grena•
dines. Belzarines, Summer She al., s , •rfs, Bonn,
Ribbon., Beltings, Mena' and Boy.' Summer Veer
Persons ',earwig any above, or any other do,erp
nen of Dry Lmoda will do won to can at northead
corner of Ith and Market its. /yin
VALL:A . I3LE BLX - JKS--Finalitt'a LI& of - S •poieon
Bonaparte, 3 rola.
Ifaxlitt's Lectures on the English Poeta.
" on the Comte Writers.
on the Literary Age of Elizabeth
" Spirit or the Age. or Contemporary
Portrait.. Tales by Edgar A. Poe.
We , tern CO:anew. Mra. C. M Krrk land.
Holid•yr Abroad, or Europe from It. WO. hy Mrs
Kirkland.
Rural Letters and other Records of Thoughts at
Leisure, urn.o w lire intervals of more hurried Litm
nary Labor, by N. P IN nits
The Adtronback, or Ltfe in .he Woods, by / T
Headley.
Phrenology and Mesmerism Examined
Macaulay's Misteetlames.
Layud's Nineveh and its Remains
The Indicator, by Leigh Hunt.
A full stock of American .5 S. U Books, on hand
and for sole at Philadelphia prices, by
fj l l 7 lE ISANAT . O.R LI e t? U rr ON k INI E' I N I • G r
de n' airo W us oo o d t at un .
1 mining Informatton In regard to the number of
deaths that occur in the city weekly, the character of
the disease*, Ind the age oldie pervona, would respect
fully request the Physts to report to them at the
Committee Room, Old Court m House, on Fruilay evening
of each week 102 JOHN Chic
rILD IMON. RYE WHISKEY-51 five gat Demijohns
1.,1 HOD Port MR Wht.tkey. Geunemen and coo.
notteurs are invited to call and examtne it. if they want
as fine an article as can be had to the Western coun
try, at the Wine Stone of
JACOB WEAVER. Jr.
OLL ; ;; L b bbl. Lms!ed Ott, for role by
Jn CANFIELD
B ULK SIDR3-50,000 pieces for s i tl i e ,: lityk JONES
BRUSSELS CARE S--Thelarge, assortment o
Brussels Carpets ever offered in thts city, for race
at the Nem Oarpet Warehotme of arCitittock, No
75 Fourth at, comprising the latest and richest styles,
and at prices lower than •ver offered in the market.
all who want Brussels Carpel,, should call before
purchasing elsewhere. jut. W NI'CLINTOCK
C REAM CHEESE--GS has just r7'd ,, ar t l r f l o t r :l si i i. : :e by
J
"
jy2 W•Aer at. between Scostisfield maul WACKI
COCOA SIIELLS--t - thlos 1:otoa
C 11 GRANT
TUNLATA 131.00515-13 tong l/l atom and int sale
t p by / ) ,2 KIER & JONES
rIOREIGIN CORDIALS—Orgreat, Absynth,
cot. Anntsette and fancy French and
'Winn Cordials, In baskets and ease.. For sells by
the bottle or dozen, at the Wine Store of
JACOB WEAVER, Jr.
corner of Market and Mot sts
WINES-01111:y, Webber et Forrester, 1631,
r — Pore nch and dry. Gould. Campbell & Co'. old
dry 1.43 b. Osbourn'. 1e34; Pure IMO, Pure Juice par
ticular Port, Harris dr Sons. Pure Juice, threble. don
Ole and amble Grebes. 'Phew e wines are all celebra
ted for their medical propentee, and can be had whoie
sale or retail at the Wine Store of
J ACOR W WAVER. Jr.
DACON—Side., Rhouldera end Rams. In Timote
1) house, and for sale by
,ty2 KIER & JON FS
VINE COFFEES—Mocha, Afrie., Ja•a, Lt e- ;Zaiee,
St Donungo and Rio Coffees, just reed and for
sale at the Pekin Tea Store, Fourth si myttl
RAISINS ANI eightn bas prime gal
l., and 50 mall drums fro. Fie•, lust reeetved
and for sale at the Pekin Tea Store, 70 Fourth street.
my 22
- - - - -
11E -OPENED--A. A. blason & Cosa Dry bee. Fe.
tabitshment mill be re-opened on Friday, July nth.
Al of their wick having been marked down. will he
offered at the greatest bargains. Pri -chaser, may de
pend upon esenring good. at LOWER RATES than
ever before.
PURR CIDER VINETta - R-40 bbla rest:Tiredand
for m _
ho by ly3 ARNISTRONG k CR.ZER.
DRY GOODS AT WEIOLEOALE.
Wi invites the stiennon . of mart
opened in hi n :wh t. tleatt e la " Lati 2 nri.olYnoli".7,-,`:morthoods eaa.l
corner 4th and market streets, Pittsburgh
This bein g bis second supply for dus spring, be h.
many kinds of goods at reduced prices, and sumo
st9l".!inVoraiMVPrl'ad.ilb'where S
'rn'k o dk r
kYliatris, wittier Itrand, — m "' slo b re d nnd , f,tr ow salr ' t ' bP '""
ir9 NI:OI.S
1110(XILATE, COCOA AND -7-TeFs
Brom*, No I Chocolate and Cocoa, also, Senorita
swret spited Chot.nitite, just mod and for saleet the
Pekin 'ten Store, 70 Pounh at. roved
SUNDRIES --17 eases Caper., Aneltovlea. Olivco
and tlardineaj 21 bruketa (frith ticOad 011, I do,
aeh• rt tH IV KA VKR J.
SLiOAH. AN D Mu. A555.....N-61. hada U Bak.
prime; 5 , lads N 0 Molusea,prime, at oak bbla
in rove and for mdo by
ia2o W A 11 111VO-IIaI.TRYF.
BR =prates. Patens ism'. Aah.
I'7 c.AM; (balance of IVP,ninrfrr gl7T,Vilri O."
0T he
sKiptelts "" pe i r airl!.. " l7C i a " :3 b ; t e itti " ir L i ti m
Stephen Baldwin, widish will unite next mortll.
They will also receive Luse supplies for the fall trade.
!1: w
ItYPOITYD 1011 THY PTTIIOIIIIIOII DAILY DLZETIII.
Fatx—Afire occurred yesterday raornmg in the
grocery gam of Mr. Disallow Wilkinson, in the
Diamond. Mr. W. was, we understand, folly In.
cured. Two of the engines only were on the
ground, the Vtgilant and the Allegheny. Taal ie
the second time within a short period that this gore
has been on fire.
Rite.—The mina of the last few days will have
a very beneficial effect upon vegetation. All plants
had been suffering from the effects of the long spell
of dry weather which we have had, and the tomato
crop in particular has been almost destroyed.
Matta Hoerrrar.—This building is rapidly pro
greasing towards completion. It is now two stories
high, end when finished will have a 6ne appear
ance. It is delightfully situated on the bank of
be Ohio, a short dietance below Manchester.
Assert, Ka Rsrucar.—William Cain and
Robert M'llonald were arrested on Saturday, and
taken belore be Mayor, charged, on oath of Han•
nab Thomas, with entering her store on the Miner*.
villa road, and taking some cakes, &c, without
paying for them, as well as with beating her.—
They were bound over to appear at the next tone
of the criminal court.
Goon On.oza_—We have never teen the citi
zens otAllegheny more orderly than they are at
present. Thal recent outrages In that city seem
t.) have had albeneficial effect upon them, aince all
the grog ahem; (with one exception) ate closed at
zone o'clock, and a drunken man, or one belay.
tag in a disorderly manner is now never seen
upon the streets.
MAYOR'S Orrice, Parnistison, July 2tat.—There
were only four common eases of drunkenness be
(ore the Mayor this morning. Two paid their
tines, and the others were sent to the hill, one for
twenty-(our hours, and the other for five days
OSINIBCII6-o.—We refer oar readers to the adver
tisement of Messrs. M. & J. lEireidenthal, from
which it will be seen that an omnibus will leave
the Diamond for Lawrenceville every evening at
the hours of 8,9, and 10.
Cuotaas..—The physician of the sanatory corn.
mittee had no eases to report either on Saturday
or Sunday.
Fmwr.—There was a great fight to Wood etreet
on Saturday, between two drankards, who were
t oo drunk to do each other any injury. Luckily
for them, no poleeman was near.
EMPIRE MINsTIMIA.—The empire minstrels, who
have been performing forsome time past at Apollo
Hall, will give another concert tnt. evening.
Reammun.—We understand that the resolution,
expressing the determination of the Neptune fire
company not to go to any fire In Allegheny, and
councils give the appropriatons required by the fin
men, was again taken up last week and sustained,
whereupon a great portion of the company tender
ed their resignetions, which were accepted.
For lAA Gcurrtt.
MR. Local. EDlTOR — Permit me, one among
the thousands of our citizens, through your opt
limn, to exPreas my thanks to the Sanatory Com
mittee for the very efficient manner in which
they are discharging their duties. In addition In
removing nuisances of all kinds, many of which
had existed for years, ircatteneg disease among
the people, the Committee have commenced
sprinkling I tine about the market place and in the
alleys and gutters. If there are any in our city
who deserve the thank. and gratitude of the pea
-1 le, the members of That committee will be first in
the list.
I wish it could be said with truth that Councils
are as deserving of praise as the Suntory Com
mittee. I fear that it cannot. Council. have not
done their duty in aeconding the efforts of the
Committee, to prevent the ravages of the pesti
lence to our midst. Councils have been blamed
severely for not responding promptly to the re•
quest of the Committee for the power and means
to remove from among us all causes of pestilence.
I trust that there will be no occaaton for blame
hereafter. If there be, I should not be surprised
to see the people as as well as to.a..
The Health Committee have the confidence of
citizens, who desire that Councils shall give
the Committee Hal power and ample means to pro
tect the health of the city. If this he done, we
need have but little fears of disease. It it be not
done, the people will know whom to blame sad
whom to pur44,. _ .
A meeting of the First Ward Fire Compmy .f
Allegheny, agreeably to adjournment, took place on
Fnday evening, 20th inst., at the Public School
lionse.
The first business laid before the meetiog, was
the Report of the Committee, which, after toms
discussion, we, adopted.
The Report rend as follows
Your Committee would respextfully report—That
na Ihere is to be a general organization of the Fare
Department for the whole city, and as the Couz.
cll. have not yet agreed upon a plan, they there
fire deem it inezpedient to adopt at present a per
manent organization, bat recommend that the pre
rent temporary organization be continued, and the
Corn ps try continue to receive the 0112111.1 of all good
entizens who have arrived at the age of 21 years,
and proceed to elect such officers as will make it
etfi Neal for the porpoise of ezunguratring fires that
may occur until the general organization is cora
l- feted.
The Committee would further recommend, that
it Committee he appointed to receive from the
Mayor the William Penn Engine, with the appa
ratus belonging thereto, and further memo mend
that the name be changed to that of "First {Ford
n Ant of A L'Aighnly," and further, that the p.resent
location of the engine house be abandonee , and
thst n Committee be appointed to procure a amia
ble place for the temporary protection of the appa
ratus. all of which i• reepectfu'lly aubrnitted—.ustn
ed—A. Lamont, J.Sehoonmi.ker, H. Wallace, Al
bert Culbertson, and Wrn. A. Irwin.
Mr. John Kelly, from the Fourth Ward, asked
leave to deliver a message from that diatriet—
granted. Mr. K. proceeded to state that a com•
munication from the Mayor of Borman was thorny
expected on the subject of the organization of the
Boston Fire Department, and rucriesting this com
pany to delay a permanent organiution; which
was agreed to.
The company than went into an election of a
Caption and two Lieutenants, by marking; which
resulted in the election of Lewis Weyman, Captain;
Andrew D. Smith, let Lieutenant, and 11. Nixon,
'2d Lieut.
The Clue( Engineer, Captain, President, and
Secretary, were appointed to recevie the engine
from the Mayor, and procure a place to keep the
The present President and Secretary were con
tinned until a permanent organization is establish
The Wowing additional names were appended
io the company's list, vir —Tho's Smith, A Wood
haute, H Nixon, James B Owston, A D Reno
Alex. McClure, Jam. Heins, Hog h Smith, An
drew 1.) Smith, M I3oreland, Wllliaca Beau, Thou
Dorrington, Henry McCarty, Meth. v MeWhlnny,
Michael Lanigan, John Rodgers, It. C. Loomis,
John F Jennings, Robert Agnew. Ileorge Dania,
C Stockton, Wm. Blackatock, John Clark, Eben
Townsend, Joseph Snowden, 6 .'M Blachatock,
Wm. 13 McCarty, W B Erskine, &untied Janie.
The meeting adjourned—to meet on Tue ,day
evening, at same Owe—desiring the proceedi cgs
to be published. A. LAMONT, Prosident..
We. A. lnvio, Secretary.
Woitars.—As this Is the season of the year when
worms are most formldable among childron,tbe propri
etors of Itil'ldute's Vcrutifuga beg leave to call upon
parents, soliciting their attention to its virtues for the
expellmg of these annoying and often fatal enemies of
children. Their invention is by a physician of great
experience in Virginia, and after u tin& it for several
years in his own practice, and finding its success wi
universal, lot has been induced at lasi to offer a to the
public as a cheap but certain and c ccellent ruedietaCh
Call and purchase at the Drug store of
h:iik orT. J. 111 DD lc CO.
Da Mrliscee Liven I—This areal American
remedy for one of the most formidable ills that a
heir io, is now iwknowledged superior to ony medi
cine of the kind e•er oll.redto the public. The action
enty. certain, mid attendant with no unple.ant re
sults. It hes never been tried without producing the
mist salutary effect. Compounded by one of the most
eminent physicians in our country, it is the medicine
winch wiener. skill and experience offers to i112M.1111
endemic. Call end purchase a box at the drug store
et myt
UNITED STATES
WHOLESALB CLOTHING WAREHOUSE:
LE W LB & 11A MFOLLD,
Nog 222. 234. 254 and 220 Paut4 Srattgr, (between
Fulton 44 and HarlityiSlip,) NEW 11 , 111 C,
litre on hand the largest uaortment of
CLOTHINO
IN THE UNITED STATES,
41.13• PT. TO ALL YAM Eli
In the =tele of SHIRTS nod DRAWER.B, we
keep on endless variety.
ittlaUXlVntax.—Dr. Brown's newly discovered reme•
ay for R.heumaten i. a sprotly and esnam reu‘edy for
thalltainful trouble , It ttetttcr fat',
°Moo uld Private Outwitting Rooms, No 05 Dia
mond alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. 'Me Dontor ts aJwaya 1,1
PLAIN AND FASHIONABLE CLOTH:NG, I home.
• jr - r Nn ears no 000 ele•l•
01 all kinds.
Also the moat eatenai•e manulhelmets of
Oil Clothing and Covered lints
o the world.
Catalog - an of souk .on by moil. Onion promptly
filled. I.EWIB & RANDOM),
J10:1 Nos.= 24,258. and 214 Peon .. N. Y.
IiACON-2/00 owed* Hams, 311 a, do tlhooldera, In
mote house, hhdli Hama, 11l do Sidon, 21 do
dloooldara 44 lif+MCß sugsr,cared Hams; In trbds can•
vassad d., all prime quality, in core and for sale by
10 & NinoLs
LED--600 bi nac'd andor sal •ye
BRAUN & ausztt
RATES OF DISCOUNT,
• RATES OF DISCOUNT-4...1111R12- - TEJ) BY
a. H 01.8168 & SONS,
62change Broken, No. 85 Marl et street. near Ito or
Pennsylvania. Indiana.
Bank of Plosbmgh --Par ante B*k & Elnmettes• • I
McMinn,. Bank Parli - ureScrip • ••• • •
March. & Mm. Bank 'Pali Virginia.
Bk.of Philadelphia- • -part Krebange lit. of Va... 1
Girard Bank Par Farmers Bk. of Va• -- • "
Banker Germanum m •par Bk. of the Valley,- "
Chester County • • • par Bk. of Vlrrinia• • -•-- "
" Delaware Co.• • • par M.& M. Bk.. Wheeling I
" Montgomery Co...par do :Mork. town- •• • I
Northambetland • •par N. W. Boni Va- I
Colombia Bri&e Co. • • par do Wellsburg •- • I
Doylestown flock par do Parkemburg•- "
Fanners` Bk. Read,ng •p ar Tenn
Fames' Bk. Backs Co. par Bk. of Tennessee • •• • •
Fanners BR Lancoer • par, ,For. & klerchn Bk • - "
Lansaw. Co. Bk.• • • .par Planters' Bk.•-• -• • • "
Lancaster Bg. ...... parlUrtion Bk. ..... • "
U. State. Bm k • - • -40 ittlasowel.
Brownuortu e 8k... ..... p.,,State Bk of Missouri--•
Wasiongton ..-. -21 North Carolina.
Gettysburg!, Bk.-- IBk. of Cape Fear• ••- • 9
Chambetaburg • • ..-.. 'Morales Ilk., Nevruern•
Snokaebmna Cu. .
Bk.- 3 itiume Bank 2
Lommokon. - South Carolina.
Middletown -1 Camden Bk •• •• • •• • • 9
Carluleo 'lit. of Charlemon• • • • • 2
}lre 8k.•.... • 'Commere,al
Farmers' and Drover.' Bs. of
Bank, Waynesburg.. I ifik.ol I lamb g•• • • • - 2
Harrisburg ...... - Ole re Ann ts BI- - 2
I loneedale •-••-• . 1 • Plantere &Mecca • Ilk- 2
Loll/soon por' Bk. of South Carona. ,
Poknville••-• .•0 ' ilaryiniad•
Arywyn g ....... !Baltimore Bk s.• • • •• • • •pa.
Voril Bk.• • ....... lialtm , e 2r.0 R Scrip •IO
West Branch Bk I 'Cumberland Bk. of Alla.
Relief Note. - • sthany ........ ••• •• I
'lB M Bk. NO. do- 0 For Bk. of Maryland • "
Sc - O - Pnwb'g P. countylo ?armors' & likcharoc2 "
Alleooeu v, IS' Ilk Frederick
...
Ohio. ' , Erode r lc Ir CO. Bk.— • "
State Ilk. and Branches 1 Illokorslossm Bk
Iiloontrleokkot••••• • • " • NI incra I Bk. -- • -- • --- I
Staub). v illc• ••• • . A Pampa. Ric. I
hi. Clai rsvi Ile. —.—• • • " • WoskiWon Bk "
Maisano ..... —.•.— " 113k."nY estmineler • • • • ••
New Lisbon• _. II . 51 I eh Igo..
Chien...Ai Banks ‘i Bk. of St Clair—. .
Colrusibu a do.
ii Bk. of River Balker, --
Omit , die—. . ... " Atichigan Ina. ••• • Co. 5
llonviville .---.— " ,Far. lc blech's Bk 5
Putnam._., —.... " Wisconsin Terri Vy.
Wooster . -- . in blar.&Fireln•Co.blilveis 5
Canada..
holly .... Ss. All solvent Banks 5
”gri • • • • • • . • .• I Bank of Eng land Notes
Cleveland --- . I 'Gold& Specie Values
Vn.— —.—. .... i i• I Napoleons 050
Daytim•—•---- . " Ducats 2 15 0 2 20
Western Re.i...... " 'Eagle, old • • • • • 10 50
ftoklin B'k Columba. " IRokle• new •••• • 30 00
asillierhhe .—._.— " IDoubloons,Spamsh. 10 00
Lake Ee1........... " Do. Patriot- • 15 50
Beioth• • • I
" `.lovereignk 4 63
I,..e.hec ..-- —.-10 IGuine as • ..... • - 5 00
Goamilton•—•-• • •• •13 Fredericksd'ors•—• 57 so
ranville 50 Yen Thaler" • • • • • 7 60
Putties B`k Conlon--50 fen Guilders . -. . 3 c 0
116.1% .60 ;Lonial'or. • • . • • 4 50
Kentucky. i Exchange.
Elk of Kentuelry I INeve York i Pm
Bk•of Louisville ^ •Philadelphia • • • • k pm)
Norbert) Bk. Keniu'ky • "'Baltimore • —• •• - S prm
Naar York—City Banks.... Interior Wts• —in
Tis DELAWARE AIL - IC - AL SAFETY INSB
RANCE CONIPANY --Office, North Room of the
Exchange, Third street, Philadelphia.
Flea lemaanea—Buildlngs. Aterehandtm and other
property tn Town and enemar. Inured .grout lots or
damage by fire at the lowest rate of peen:num.
blotter Insuaattrea —They also Insore Vessels, Car
goes and Freights, foreign or coat wise. under open or
al:rectal policies, as the assured may desire.
InxmioTasersPOWlATlON. —The) also Insure mere han
aisle transported by Wagons : Railroad Can. Canal
Roars and Steam Boats, on neer, and lakes, on the
Can't lateral terms .
DIRECTORS—Joseph H Seat, Edmund A Sondes,
John C Darts Robert Burson, John R Penrose. Samu
aLF.dosarda, 0 [Asper. Edward Darllegton loan
R Davis. Willem Fels.ll. John Newlin. Dr R M Hus
ton, James C Hand, Tbeophtius rankling. H Jen.
Wooks, Henry Sloan. Hugh Cratg, George Sten
Spencer Mellow, Charles Kelly. J Is Johnson.
4;1 Nay Dr S Thomas , John Seller ., Won E:47;
Vlza. Hosp Hey, Jou. T Logan
WILLIAM MARTIN, PresttlenL
, • .
Rten.s.to R. NawanLn,..eerelory.
Of6ce of the Company. No. le Water sveer,
AUsboegh. lulAdtf PA. MADEIRA, ASoal
Journal., A.mancau, Post, Alercory, thspates,
kW .91.
WESTERN lASURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH
CAPITAL b 300,000.
1. Fun. Jr.. 1 1 / 4 , 'T I R Maa..E. Jr., Nest
Kill insurr. against all kinds of risks,
AND MARINE
A L:...b d pmes writ he liberally adjusted and promptly
A home Inrutunon—manned by Director. who are
Well known In e the community. and who are deternon•
td by promptness and hberalny to maintain the
toter which they have assumed, or oSenng the beat
protection to those who death to be Insured
Dras.crotte—R. Miller. J r.. Geo. Mark, J W Butler,
Holmes, Jr Li Holmes, C Ihmsen. Gen. W
Jackson, Wm. M. Lyon. Jas. Lippincott, Thus. K.
LAO., James Al'Auley. Ate, Nimtek, Thos. Stott.
Orme, No. Water street, (warehouse of Strang
Ir. Cm, up austral Part...ca.
J. T. DECKER & nonnisoN,
LIGHTNING RODS,
WI A IN - 11,11171C
Orders led at WePont Mfmc. or .1 nirn. Erirtn'ot, on
leurth el" between Market wad
Ferry, will receive
prempt •Ment•On.
Floorooscrn.—Prot Horne. Webeer. Geneva. N ,
rof. Chaster DeM , V. D D., D.. Roebecer, N Y.
p. Cannel., and Dannnon I. Small, Cleveland. It
O.H. Shaonherfer, J. ill*WPl.llll. MlChael Jonet, 1 C.
VBlcro f olud.wx (.1..1, thaelnaall. juleylif
1/111 4 i1cD fest: VV Alt zNO
FLUID.
1116BERTS SUPERIOR RED INK
Ml==M=M
Mean Jeer from ordinary Ink. am they are all
eb , lnaral soionons ring no vntenk mallet,
A freely from any kind a pen—the rotor deep.
bright and nuration !liner, have herrn better knie'er
mad, I I.••ti rnnn nor heard of them
ole but. n. can tie oiititined grail.. by the inerrhants
qi`iinrk from II A rithre•took k Ilenry P
Nr Allerinz.v or 0 . the mnnufardarer. TI'S
r IdLieitirt i'herui•t. nom, or 'Aber-
I ,moLf.e 0 droet•. Pit...argil, Pa
N L. ....14.act•un
can oe alikl w:::
,16¢1
Lights Light!! Light!!!
juc ce.rbrated harnmg Iltaid ran „n,1.. had
Lnr :a. tern Lamp ,oe, No -El crrei.
before..., Womi suid Market
For EL portv., 1544 the pre err oror. in all
cot en.terl et,r, rtc pertret:y stte ..0.1
void .goote crea, or mot, uf t5.•.,tr.,,P.1e at.
tendatt. Ito. now t
, rommon
(Si floo , Of lino. of I.Lmff • Si tro- tat 1 oft' ro• tor
int toe •nrue V 1
IS.'. VII)
M. II; yV NBl-I.NLI. Drumr..t •bd ary .
No a Market three doors .hove Th.r.l K Pi.
tnargh, have constantly on band et wed .I , lceted .
aorta:lent of the lova and (rt.., ?d , theine•.arh.ch i.e
7,511 orll on the most reaaannt.ie to raya.e.ao•
pndate orders, artil prompt:y al ended tn. mid *up
ed aruc:e. they nthy rely upon L. ne
ID -. Ph purlan• Preterlpuons end) toe are urately Ithd
neehly prepared from the heat matertala, at any hour of
ho day or nisht
Al. (or sale, • largo stock of fresh and rood Perth-
Oel y
DR. D. HUNT,
Dconst Corner of Younk
and Decatur, between
liarket and Ferry mfeeta. sep2-dlyin
A T th e loan of the Plone and Sew, 7. Wood street
rt. • complete assortment of Ct. moat, Cooper.
Tools, for sate Iry nt,l6 DUDEK 6. I.n OF\IAN
CLINTON PAP&R MILL.
under ned have tins Eta) a.,.neloted under
the name l'hompson 114/1114 &Son, for me pur
pose of manufacturing puoer, ennton Paper
Mill, where they wlll he planoad to meet', :Le patron
age ante pubtic, and the former customers of ine se.
ens, partner
Thee veal at .11 times keep on hand o generel as•
sorunent of writing. wrapptiig, m. and wdl papery,
bonnet taurda, blank books, etc rte., erbleb they will
,tehangn for clean linen and cotton rags
Printers and Book Pubbsticre airy he supplied with
cv.•ry desartption of prumlng wiper at short nonce, and
at reduced pnees THOMPSON HANNA
Aped I. 19—inythdant EDMUND S. DAN
800tlnig.—.131•1•6.111s6d Till Plaaas. —
THbseribe beg to call the atmation of Builders,
E . rt
Architects end ownen of Ilculdings, to the many
advantages which these plates possess over all °Meg
metallic substances hitherto osed for roofing, ego, as
they possess at once the lightness of tee without Its
liability to rust, having no- been tested n,
for several
years to this trammels, both in thm country and In Eu
rope. They ore loss liable to expansion and contrac
tion' from sodden change of the atmosphere, than com
mon un plate., iron. tine, orany other metal now used
for roofing. and consequently form a much better and
tighter roof; requiring far less frequent repalrt, whilst
the best cost is bat a trifle Innie.
A tall sapply, of all sites, from 16 to 30 W. 6., con.
snooty ou hand and for sale by
()EO. D. NIOREWOOD le CO.,
14 nod Id Beaver meet, New York.
The patent right for this article having been tenured
Inc /11C United States, all partms antiging thereon,
either by unportatiou or otherwise, will be proweti
tMl. 0ch.30-dlewlyT
C fif I
• No. 60, DIA.NIOND ALLEY,
; . few doom below Wood street, to
• . market
. DEL. 'mow'', hoeing been
.• •• regularly educated to the medic•
• ." profession, and been (or some time
4.• • "; in general practice, now confince
' hie attention to the treatment of
-.4 44 thoseprivate and delicate corn'
• ... plaint. for which h.s nppertmuuce
. • ~ expenence peculiarly qualir.
• • . him. II year. rossiduenaly devoted
s •y t yeah:nom of those compltuntsdduring which
time be but bad more prmuce and his cured more pas
be.ute than can ever fail lo the lot of any eremite pruc
sfuehier) amply qualifies him to offer as...mince. of
e1..,,,,a1 L -,p,srnthnent, and musfectory curt to all afflicted
with late e do and all diseases arising therel
from.
D r. amen, ',would inform them Claimed with pivots
disease• which have heroine ehr.'oe Ly time az ag
vented by the ose of any of the common nosh - nom of
dm day, that their rem eleinth can be radically and thou.
acored; he having even the careful summon to
the
ire of arch ease.. slid succeeded in hundred.
of instance.; In caring perm:O. of mnommatren of the
neck of the bladder, and kino ' , e.o.m. which often
milt from those cam• where h fe°e!, ea'' , consigned
them to hope,. desprur Ile per. `c.ot'll' such
as have linen long and uneueceasfut, treated when
to consult ham, when every sainduet. go mil be rem
them, and their ease. treated in a catch, thorough and
intrirtgent manner, pruned out liy Imo; o.Porthooe
study, and in seetigution, which it Is linposei..'ie lettlm,
engaged In general practice of medicine to 0,, an
one crane. of Mona..
Err fletrua or Ruptore.—Dr. Drown al.o Invites Mi
. 0 ,..111j,t,1 with Berm./ to call, as he haa paid pa. - 11.5
%Liar nttorttinn to that d..o.re.
CANCERS al,ro earns.
Etkin diseases, also tad ti puny, etc., speedily eared
Charges very
N. B.—Putients of eitb sex living at a distance, by
stating their dinette in writing, giving all the sympf
toms, eau obtain medicine. with directions for use, by
addressing T. BROWN, hi. D., post paid, and ending,
to a fee.
Office No. 03, Diamond &tiny, oppoaim the . overly
fence.
'UNITE SUGialth -Lovurlog'. loaf; crushed end
polverixod rlogorsourt rce'd and for role by Oa
bhl Of a relall, u the POk.OI Teo Stara, to Fourth fn.
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MISCELLANEOUS. I TRANSPORTATION &C• I HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS, Ito
%1 ALL AOS,
PITTSBURGH FRENCH BURR MILL STONE
and MILL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Nov 244 and 246 Liberty street, near the Canal.
French Burt Mill Stones, of my own manufacture,
made of • new and aupetior quality of Block. partic
ular care is taken to have the mints made close, and
all the block. In each stone of a uniform quality. They
are warranted to be equal to any in the country, and
superior to the great mass of Burrs, whether of foreign
or domestic 1111.1 ufsetnre, and cold At the lowest pri
ces. Mill Stones, manufactured in Prance—a gene
ral assortment, at reduced prices, always on hand.
Laurel Hill Mill Stones, all awes.
Bolting Cloths. Anchor Stamp, warranted hest qual
ity. and at greatly reduced prices.
Mill Spindles, Mill Irons, Screws and Picks, Plat
form ;Scales. Corn end Cob Grinders; Grist and Saw
Mill Castings of all kinds, and Mill Furnishing in gen
eral.
All order. promptly attended to at 214 and 246 1.4 , -
eny meet. near the Canal, Pittsburgh
rov:10 - .116rn W. W. %VALLACE.
Pittsburgh Steam Marble Works.
NO. 944 LIBERTY, opposite Smithfield street
Marble Mantles, Monumehtt,Tomlia,Tatile Tops,
/cc., a large suety of the most beautiful kind. made
of the finest quality of foreign and domestic marble,
always on hind or made to order, by the aid of ma
chinery, on the shortest nonce and at the lowest p
N B.—The Country Trade furnished limb nil Lime. P
of Marble at the iowest rates All orders promptly at.
tended to at 244 Liberty, opposite Smithfield st
im)3Ctdam • W W WALLACE
SMUT MACHINES.
•
LULUS Patent Stone or French Doer SMUT MA
CHlNE—the best article of the kind in tion; they
run light, clean fast, do the work well, and will last •
hie time. Aboot WO of them are in use, in the best
nulls In the country, and we nava the strong..at lean
[stony of competent persons as their sopenority over
all other Smut Alachincs. For further particulars, ad
dress the subscriber at 231 Liberty st. Pittsburgh.
my:Phdam W IV WALLACE
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS—For inst. sew
and other mills, always on hand, or made to order
on
arty short notice_ and at the lowest pnces. All or
ders promptly attended to at 241 Liberty street, near
the Canal. my3o W W WALLACE
PLASTER PARIS—For land, and other purposes,
always on hand at *t4 Liberty st.
my3l:l W W WALLACR
GRINDRTONES—AII use. and gnus, always on
hand - at 214 Liberty street.
my3o W W WALLACE
TEAS! TEASIt TZAIIIII
IT is with pleasure that the subscribers
inform the citizen. of Putsburgh and Vi
et nit y digit they have completed arrange
menu with Messrs J. C. Jenkins A Co..
of Philadelphia, to receive their superior
I; PACKED TEAS,
And will hereafter he kept constantly on
hand. They
are near! and securely put
up in metallic pack• }, I and I lb. each,
with their printed card—ohownag the ku,a
n( Tea, puce. name of the concern and
depotn Pbtladelphos, with an man... LO return the
Tea. i (not liked.
ig ( Gunpowder. ......626 76 1.121 125 1.50
a 1 Impenal 50 75 I.no 1.25 1.50
1 It y an n 50 626 75 1.00 I.=
a ' 1' Hyann• 50 626 75 1,10 1,25 1.50
„ .4 _,... 1 Black • • - • • • • • .... .371 60
"'' C Fc ll< and artra Fula -75 1;00 1.15 1.50
We IVlii 1.,1,1111 all the TKAS we .11 us be equal
to. if not 'sesame io any sold in this etty, and fliou Id
tary not prove acceptable to tie Un44 shay eau be re
tamed, and the money will be refunded, as it is only
with that understandine we sell.
. • • - •
W, ask a fr. win. that the public may bi able TO
mite between our Tent and those hereto:Coen hold by
other comp.,. in thu city
All lovers of hell, define.. and good flavored TEAS,
shooed give no a call.
For sale by 305. to M. VOU?jO & CO..
N W corner 411. d Ferry arena, and
E. TOL NG & CO.,
rnylPdarns S W eon,. :LI and Row. mend
7"- Dn. W. 11. DNE,
DEN'FIST,
_ _ (Late of New 11 wk.)
itt.rica—Snt,lltneld ttrret, between Seventh and
Strawberry udev.
N lt,en•ms of the mouth, gums and teeth treated
I lonuropatmeal/ y joind3nt
Ci INTINUATico: OP THE GREAT nALE AT
A. A. MASON & CO'S
ONE PRICE STORE,
At n,li greater Redured Peters.
A M. A CO, drscrous of mincing end elesing
11.. t their Sleek preparatory to receiving their
New Fa ou ll Goods, will offer creator inducements than
ever Their recent large purchases la the New York
biales. made at such locution, sacrifices from cost.wir
nit dosed out iho same famous mice. Amongst
the Crudes reeenti) opened. they mention,
a ca. 1 - ftat Colored Lawits, al 7 etc
•• and E' and De
A urge stock Ntlks. Shuttle and Victits, very low.
,C+ Mde LhilOtS,
lot lieregr• at one nal( price
I Ginghamts et Inc
• klmbroideries very cheap
Bonnets, half price
• Homer y, Gloves, Laces, Trimmings. ,ka
hiarTitll.ll Ctlii.e.l, at Be
5 lk cl Calicoes ot 6lc
at•` and bales brown and bleached Mu.lin, cheap.
Irish Linens at Int. Linen Gingham. tile
Bonnet Ribbon b and 10c, Gloves et ec
With an immense variety of other GDodt, ell of
which .1;1 prove ri saving in purchasers of 'rem DS to
50 per cent. Tee store will by closed one day for
meriting down and preparrng the stock for the sale
jyk A A NIASt & CO
PICKLES, PRESERVES, &e,
WELLS, MILLER & PROVOST
217 Front street, New York,
NIA o
Pre eves. )shies, f
Jams,ever&v: variety
Sauces,
kip
reps, Vinegars, Mustard, Spices, Extracts.
PATKN PRESERVED PROVISIONS, such as
Oysters, Lobsters, Salmon, Mackerel, Shad, Meats,
Vegetables, de.
Importers of Olives, Capers, Said GIIs, Sardines,
East and West India Condirnenni, ere.
- - • -
Their stock is more extensive, comprises a greater
vanety, aad us put up 1.1 better style than that of any
other (louse in their business 111 the tinned States.—
Their goods are packed to all the various packages,
and in so safe a manner as to bear trausporuttion
y part of the country.
N. B. Catalogues may he seen an the Mike of this
•
Agents in Boston: Silas Peirce & Co. PEuladolphiai
Jo+. B Busster BalUntorai A. Bart & Son. St. Louis:
Bea. Buchanan & Co. Locasollte. John Fonda & Co.
Csticinnani Henry Braehman. juddiddm
61•ntlension's Furnishing Warehouse
HERRICK & SCUDDER,
94 William aired, New York,
51 AN s N u o a 4 l ..`s s s'i LINEN nd : e a>
LASS. STOCKS. SHOULDER BRACE'S, CRAVATS.
OPERA TIM , SCARFS, MONEY BELTS, UNDER
GARMENTS, GLOVES, SATINS, LINEN BOSOMS,
I=fig,t°llo7l:lFil'Zll=EtcßoY
BUCKLES, SUS.
Tho above stock will, on examination, be found not
only attractive , . exteustve and full. but Cheap.
. Our long experience in the business and knowledge
of manufacturtng, with the facilines of purchasing, ate
such that as are confident we ran alter inducements
test cannot be .rpessed by any Moose in the city.
Particular attention paid to orders and the packing
of goods. lIERRIOK d SCUDDER,
ne William in, opposite Platt, New York.
ante A. attics.. 00x01. W. Seneca
cialid3w
814 AOKL/G Oz. W ILLT
DRY GOODS JOBBERS,
09 WOOD sTFititT,
A - ,
stock RE no renairtng a very larg of (stab
us
hoods, of recent parch.< and ouportunott,Yrkteh
they will roil to the trade at such pane. as cannot fail
to give sonic satisfaction.
City and Coontry Merchants arc invited to call and
ciattnna our Cock before purchasing elsewhere.
w
10/1-Kgeplt ior setl:tD,,„itheau direction.r'.
t, !
rt. printed on tin covens A new .apply Just recei
ved Worn York, and for sole by
Intl !MIN If MErt,nn yr w-tea
D R.B. P.
TOWN:4IE4Iin SAits.Ar.srsii.,...,—doo
doaen of Dr. Towage:tore Geoutne Sarsaparilla,
1.. t reed and (or sale uy 11 E
67 Wood st. only Agent for Piti•burgh.
Ily D CURRY, Agent for Adeghetty coo
i 7 lIITE GOODS roll DRVISSES—W. R Murphy
V V has a large assortment of above Goods, lately
received. mach plain white !(idle, from Mc per )'a op to my Rae; plain Sari. do; barred Swiss do; em•
broiderca do; moo barred J.c tone., soft finished do,
mann striped do; end a general assortment of Whits
tioods, such its plain and filtered Netts; Laces. &lg.
sago, Sr —at northeast corner 415 and Marsrt its.
Wholesele Rooms optslrs. tett
IJana. D. I,nrawouo 4{ wood .reel. has ,usi
roceised some beautifully ornamented OR A IFI
APRONS, of a variety of patterns and colors, ilk°
at Millie Paper for ornamenting 100110!
picture frames. o • lamps. jot.;
.1211111IFIE t:oUR'P UP N
tit . (le li tolrar l i t ; l' rl. * ll l 4 l t. A N i n ' t6
la the maser of the voluntary asugnetent at War
n. Alartut ft Co.
Springer Mortis ugh and W. S. Courtney.
And n w. dun.. ttld, IStU Nntiee hitting been given
In the ?lurk+ , s4 Clinintrie and Mercury, for three
weeks. of the filmy of the °reelist, ant no exceptions
having boon hied therein, on inotion of Mr. Courtney.
the aeccont Is confirmed absolutely, and Wit, es Aus
tin, Fay. appointed Auditor, to audit and athirst the ye
counts of cred , ors, and make distribution among
them. From the Record.
. . .
111 KAM FIVITZ, Protbonottry,
117. I will Intend to the duties of the above appoint.
um... , my off , . in PtoOttrgli, on the 17th hay,
at 2 o.riock, P.M WM. P. AUSTIN, Att.or
pa7:ll3l‘.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
ofExclusivel or Passengers.
iglaM—The Boats of Nis Line aril! I
eave
as follows. ai 9 o'clock at night
Renwick y—Capt H Trilby, Monday. July 16.
Loaisiana—J P Thompson, Tuesday, July 17.
Indiana—P Elargey, Wednesday. IS.
Ohio—A Craig, Thursday, 19.
Kentucky—H Trilby, Friday, 90.
1.11.11111111—J P Thompson, &uaniay, 21.
Inthana—P Burney, Sunday, 22.
Ottio--Capt. A Craig, Monday, 21.
Kentucky—H Trilby, Tuesday, 11.
Louisiana-4 P Thompson, Wednesday, 22.
Indian—P Burney, 7'horsday,
ri
Ohio—A Craig, Friday 27.
Kentocky—Copt li Trolly, Saturday, July 99.
Loutssana—J P Thompson, Sunday, tB
Indlana—P Harkey, Monday,
Otau—A Craig. Tuesday, 31.
Fonpusuge apply to W BUTCH,
Monongahela House,
/716 or D LEECH & Co. Cana/ Basin
1849 .
H and Eels Expraa• Packet Lana
R. G. PARKS. Beaver, Propnetor.
111133 new and elegant Passenger Packets,
NIAGARA, Cant Fl II Jeffries;
PENNSYLVANIA, H Hoffman;
LAKE ERIE,
QUEEN CITY, Trubyi
" J blchially:
Forming a daily Line between Beaver and Erie, have
commenced running, and well continue daring the sea
son to make their mauler trim leaving Beaver after
the arrival of the morning boat from Pittsburgh, (I &-
clock, r. ) and arrive at Erie in time for passengers
to take the morning boats to Buffalo or up the Lake.
Tickets through to F.rie and all Lake ports, can ho
had by application to JOHN ACA COHEN Agt,
comer of Water and Silithaeld sts
ow GEORGE KECK,
anlzln under the St Charles Hotel
BIDDLE
ee. Dentin..
REMOVED to a new three story brick
111 4 ,..,.. on Smithfield street, one door below
Sixth meet. Teeth inserted from one
to an entire sex on the (xenon prmeiple, with a bean.
&el representation of the nounsl gnm—restoneg the
origmal shape of the face.
N. B.—Teeth extracted with little or no pain.
Decayed Teeth permanently saved by plugging, pro
visoung the tooth ache,
which is much better than en.
ring tt, though it shoul d be done In five minutes, or
even instantly. anCly
PEKIN TEL STOKE.
THE. subscriber has net received at the Peon Tea
Store, 70 Fourth street. a very large and well se
levet! stock of pare GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
from New York, all of which has been received in this
country since die first of February last, consisting of
all the diderent grade* grown to the Celes tial Empire.
Our stuck belltg among the largest in the West, we are
prepared to wholessle, on better terms than any other
hoe. in the city. We Invites retail grocers to call and
examine ou r stock and pnces. They ears have it pack•
ed in d ud 1
mit
the packages, S lb tin canrosters, or by
!toilette... totheir converueuee.
Our retail prices vary for Belong, Meek MILS from
50 eta. to 81.50 per lb.; Nutg Fouttg Sooehong. 50 mai
Congo 50, end Englmh Breakfast 50. youn g Ilyson,
Uoupowder .d Impen., from 35 rI.. to eI..Z per lb.
FamMes are requested to vend and get samples 01
of our Teat. and try them before pumhastag.
Y
myloettveS A. JAN E& 7U Fourth street
Great Et:welsh Remedy.
EIOR Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Consumption! The
E GREAT ASiD ONLY REMEDY for the cure of ths
above dowasas, is the HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF '
WIT., discovered by the cedebnund Dr. Burial, of
London, England ; and introduced into the United States i
under the immediate superintendence of the inventor.
The exriaorditodry cocoon of this medicine, in tfe,
curer of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
Agent in soliciting for tleatment the wont possible ea
scs tbet can be found in the commenity--cases that seek
eclief in vain from any of the common remedies of the
day, and have town given up by the most disucaprished
pilysimans as confirmed and incurable. The Ifungurb
an Batman hes cured. and will care, the most ites.rats
of mud,. It is no quack nostrum. but a standard Eng.
hoh medicine, of known and established efficacy.
Every faun iy in the Lotted Suites should be supplied
nub BuchanitiHungaritm Balsam of Life, not only to
countemct the consumptive tendencies of the climate.,
but to ne used as a preventive medicine to all ewes of
colds. coughs, spitting of blood, pain in the side and
chem. irritation and soreness of the tangs, brochitie
difficulty of breaung. hectic fever. night news. truant
mion and general debility, asthma, whooping
cough and croup.
Sold In large bottles, at $1 per bottle, with fall direst
uons for the restoration of health.
Pamphlets, contaimng a mass of Falglish and Arnett
can ccrufsentes, and ogler evidence, showing the mu
equalled merits of this great English Remedy, Ploy WI
obtained of the Agents. eratmtoosly.
For sale by 11 A F AIN LTO K 3 Co.„ corner of
stend Wood and Wood and Oil cut m9dtsyss
GEORGE ARMOR,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 46 Market street,
13AVING purrhased an extensive and carefully
lected wink of Spring end Sammer Goods, the
so
subserMer respecifutly informs hit friends and the
p,shlie. that be pt now preparing to reeelve and exe
cute their ord., with dispatch, and to the neatest,
most substantial. end fashionable ma nn, As he is
determined to do business on the cash system, he flat
ters himself that be will be able redo work as cheap
as n can he done at any establishment in the country.
Mt. stock te varied, consisting of Casstmeree, Broad
cloths, Vestines, tre., wtnela his friends are respeilful•
ly invited to examine for themselves.
otytatdtf GEORGE ARMOR
Sic - w - EIAILDWAH. 61 STIPA/Ss.
SIGN OF THE PLANE AND SAW,
No. 78 Wood street, Pistol:stares.
LT lama AND LAUFMAN, Importers oust - dealers
11. in Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE, In
all its varteues, are now prepared to sell as low and
on as reasonable terms as can be purchased elsewhere.
We solicit our friends, and the public genemilty,
call and examineour stock, which consists in part of
KNIVES and PORES, POCKET and PEN KNIVES,
SCISSORS, SHEARS, RAZORS, House Trimmings,
such as Locks, Latches, Hinges and Screws, together
with every article usually kept in Hardware Stores.
We lanialhe attention of Carpenters and Meehanics
generally to our assortment of Tools s erhich have been
selected with great care, and which we are determlns
cd to sells* as to give satisfaction. ao . /dkatr
RUST PROOlill.
THE undersigned have erected works in the city of
New Volt, for the purpose of Galvanizing all
toes of Iron, which it is desirable to PROTECT FROM
RUST such as Telegraph Wire, Bolts, Spikes, Nails,
Wire for Fences, and any other article which may be
required. For Hoops for Cuks, as a sobsutate for bale
Rope; for Clothes Lines, Lightning Rods, and a host of
other applications, it will be found cheap and durable.
They would particularly call attention to the Galvani
sed Dare for fences, it requires no paint, and will not
rum. Also to Spikes and Bolts, the preservation of
which is or., mach importance, that it will commend
ascii' to the notice .1.11 those interested.
OW. B. BIOILEWOOD & CO., Patentees,
oot36d&orlyT and 16 Beaver L. N. York.
Feet. for the Public,
In relation to that unrivalled family Salve,
GALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
1 eSTIMONY of ?La respectable Physician—Read
the following, addre.eal to my Agent, Mr. F. Mer
ryareather, Caw/tined :
Cram: mart, 2eb. It, 1619.
Sir: A sense o(duty compels me to give my tribute
to Batley's fain Extractor. kteing opposed to quack
ery and all nostrums having for their object* sinister
mouves—but realwng much good from the ..Kmat of
Paso Killers"—l ant induced to tender you this eertiff.
rate. I here used it in ray family, in my practice, and
withall the happy and wonderful effects thatecould
possibly be Imagined. Decants,
Dr. Brodie is the senior partner of Brodie et Levi,
Druggists.
Injtursmatory Rheurnati.m.
The following testimonial comes froma sotme (e
-mitter to many elf those traveling on our Western we
ir. Hume the well and favorably known pro
prletor of the P•rkershurg Hotel, is husband to the
lady whose letter I annex
PAummenati, Va , April 13, ISM.
To Henry Dailey. Chemist, ise.—Sir Having for
atatit, been long afflicted with violent inflammatory
Itheumatiarn , which appeared •n firmly seateil'as to
defy all ortltnary appliances to Malay the cream pain
attendum it, was induced to try your Magical Pain
Extractor, and n having effected, almost as it by ma
gic.an immedttite reliei, and Mao, to alt appearance*
an entire and perfect cure, I am induced for the bene
fit of others who may he afflicted ksth pain, canoed by
any kind of todummation, to wnto to yen, declaring
that ~, F
optnion, founded on actual experience,
your Magma' un hatractor is the MGM valuable dia.
mm e ry cot the present age far the immediate extraction
of bodily peso. It is an almost immediate and a per
fect or. for flume and :scalds, and all external m
ill:Vit) my segunintmers formed by their visits
my ltuanatio hotel this plate, I have supposcd
st
your .hews els mem Lhasa tete lines, it may possibly
lir of oeuebt limn to them and yourself.
ExuAerru Gun
entertsin the hope that Mrs. hate will pardon the
puithrity I Siva to her letter. ns well on the score of
cuana,t) to 01 as being the surest mode of hriuging it
to the It.co of her friends —II. 1/Au's,'
Felon Cured
Extract of a letter, dated
Itthaioirr, l y N0v.45, laid
Ns. it. Dailey: "I have tried your rain Extractor in
la ease of felon, in my own family, which it reheved
and cured in a very short tone In haste, yours re
spectfully, Jas. NI. YOO3O.
try. Horns and Scald*, Piles, Sore Nipples, Woken
EMPU..., Sores Case. Wounds, and
it
in
flananyinion, yields readily to the wonderful properties
of this unnealled family salve. But, in the same pro
portion that you WrI•1 receive benefit from the senuote,
you will be injured by the deleterious erects of the
counterfeit Wens.
CAUTION—Be sure and apply only to the Inventor,
H. Das..., 415 Broadway, New York. or to hut au
thorised agenpL. JOHN D MORGAN,
General Depot, Pitwhergh.
Henry' P. Schwartz, Alleghetty. /spot; J Baker,
Wheeling, Va., James W Johnston, Maysville, Ily
P. tderryereather, Cmcinnali, 0., General Depot.
N. 13—Ds the severest Barna and Scalds it extracts
the pain In a few minutes—lt never falls jai t
TI- 0 -$0 b. on • d and to valeby
T.ASSEY s BEST
Valuable keel Estate for Sale.
THE subscriber °Tars (or sale her Hoorn and
Lot in Allegheny City, pleusunly aimated on
Hank Lane, and fronting the Allegheny river,
je4/oppoi!ite the point of Pinsburirtt. The Lot is 00
feet wide, and extends from Bank Lone on the Synth
to Rebecca stmet on the North, bounded also by Hin
son street on the West It is one of the handsomest
and maw desirable lots now offered for sale any when
to the neighborhood of Allegheny City. It is lame
enough to be subdivided advantageously inta 10 build
ing lots of the usual !dm. It is very suitahle for a fam
ily residenee—{s mocked with &variety of choice Fran
Trees in full bearing The dwelling to and
donifionable and all in good repair. A 11 , 11f1".111.
eed will be ' given, and possession in any time to snit
the purchaser.
For terms, apply on the premtses to
jyl3nltm PRETE SAVORY.
UZ!IELEEI
. .
APA large store cm Market m, between 3rd gad lth
sts well finished and handsomely fitted up far
goods, being a good stand for thea business.
E U GAZE A.M,
Office, 3rd st, over Philo Hall-0910e hoots from 9 re
PI a . 11.. /712
SJCLE s
A VERY desirable residence in the b 0.2
rough of Manchester, adjoining John Dow
ning, Ray The Lou. a corner one, fifty feet froaby
one hundred and ninety feet deep—with a two story
Bri-k Hones, twenty.five feet front, with two parlor;
dining room, and kitchen on first floor. A carrier,
doves stable and grapery, and the lot foil of choice
fruit trees, all to good order. Enqnire of the tabled
bet. Lumber Merchant, Allegheny city.
lallhd/sonf T JNO. PATTERSON.
Property in Alleirbenyllifyfollfilii.--
uE sub.nbere otter for sale a number of chap
T
Lots, situate in the y Second Ward, fronting on %h.
Common ground, on eas A rt
Immure or
W. &FL ROBINSON, Arty at Laar, St Clair
or of /AS ROBINSON. on the premises
urrlnnlawnfT
•••
a A THREE storied Dwelling House, being the
seroxid house (mm Penn street, in Snyder , .
Row, on Hay street. Immediate p ossession will be
given. Enqulre of DAVID ItITC IE, Attorney at
La Gee on Penni street, between Cherry alley
end Grant street. talthdtf
FOIL UNIT,
aPOUR new two story Brack Dwelling Houses,
wait finished and in complete order, ori Center
Avetwa, 7th Ward.. Porsession given July Is
Rent low. Enquire of JOHN IVA IT & CO,
106 corner of Liberty and Hand au
"WU — CR[I9E9R AND LOo3oRdlld l.
THE undersigned offers for sale an M'Kean county,
Pa, IMO acres of well timbers I LAND, with an
excellent Saw Mill nearly new; and two new Frame
Houses, one dl feet front by 47 tank; the other 3.4 feet
front by 94 back. Also, good new frame Bara thirty
by forty fret. The mall and band are situated four
miles from the Allegheny river. A great deal of PINE
TIMBER of the best quality, and also a vast quantity
of the very best hemlock. Also, one 'tureen the bank
of the Allegheny. mar a rove, most admirably adapt
ed for raging, where lumber can be railed on the ice
in winter, mad be perfectly safe from all freshet,—
Price 62,000,0 r Se en acre. Terms easy. Wall take
a well cleared smell farm, with good house and or
chard upon It. as part payment., at location is suitable,
and the balance In lumber, or as may be agreed oe.
This is an excellent opportunity for sumbenng; and
the pribability is great that in two or three years thls
prosnry will double Is value, In consequence or its
proximity to the New York and Erie Railroad. Tim
ber 20ffiCitni I-, wear out several sew mills—and sev
eral mill attell on the stream which reality:laxly through
We aware of toe land. About fifteen mere. in grass.
No hill to rise in hauling lumber from mill to neer
Trout and game in abundance. For farther particu
lars, address, (poet-paid,) P. B. TEMPLETON,
msh4raikartlS Geseue odes. Pitunowl,
i;===
imhstriber• will cell at prnrate sale, mom two
T valnithle Ixtts orb/round, aittated on Tomato at.,
in
,he Third Ward of Allegheny City, eneta ..haywr a
front of 10 feet, running hack IN/ feet in depth to ale
feet alley, open which is built a stone wa/1, 33 by 100
feet, which contain. atone enough to build cellars for
two comfortable dwelttng houses, and in front there
ate three shade trees, of d years growth, and the side.
walk to pored mat bock, all of which will be sold at
SOW. Pittsburgh and. Allegttety,or County. /Seep,
mil ha taken in payment.
J k H PHILLIPS, No 6 Wood a.,
or to WM. BENSON, iminethately oppostio said lout
n6ylr9
TO LIGT,
D d, rweo welli n g House on Thrd street, above
SmiT HE
thfielpied by the famil i y of tbe lets
'W. A. N. Sl'DowelL Possession given on the
let oi July next.
Alan. Some large lots of ground in the Ninth Ward,
between the Fitt Ward and Crogbansville, suitable
for lumber yards. WPI. NI. DARLINGTON,
mrSittlrf At R. Darlingtonla, Potted. sI
F"RAltEl—Frre lots citgibly situated m me doer
tithing tour. of Bunaingharn. Tito lout are untit
led on Denman street, numbered in F Bauman's plan
75, 71, SO, SI and 02—Lot No 75 fro thl (net on Mn.M
ry Aso Street. 70 feet deep; the other lope Al feet rival
each, by s 0 feet deep.
Tr rms--Greater pore of purchase money may re 1
main for six years, secured by mong.if.. For
elan, ml - pure of 11.1 SCHOYMI,
myle 110 second at
Valuable Coal -Laii-d—lfar at
A BOU r four miles above Lock lao. 2, at the mouth
11. of Piut Rag Monongahela River. The Coal Is
of the very best quality. sod easy of access. Any
numbes'of acres, from twenty•five to a hundred, aught
bo obtained. Persons desirous of purchasing, can
call on WALKER REED. on the promises, or Wok
Reed, opposite the Pout office, who will give any in
formation coucerning the property. The above will
be sold at a great bargain. mirk
o LET—A good brick Dwelling House, situate on
1e
Robinson street, Allegheny. Enquire of
myth SOLOMON SCHOYER
I t'Oß
uSataLoEn CHEAP
; A t e r r street, FO R 8
C. 2 . s R fo i o P t — fre A col g ro undh meet;
MI feet front on Webster, by SO feet tan fiva . feet alley
—quite close to new courthouse. Price 129d0. Terms,
1213.2) rub In hand; balance In one, two, three and tour
years ham the first of Aril lost.
County and City Scri p taken for cash payment. In
quire of myill S SCHOYEIL 110 second st
486 eon. Coal Lind lor Sale,
ITUA PuiLlon the Monongahela river, shout 16ml/es
kj
from let vierxh and Itrulea above third Lock, In
the immediate netahborhaml of Mean. Lyon & Shorb,
rind Mr. Jahn liermo's purchase. This fine body of
Coal will br sold at the low price of =per acre—one
third in hand, balance in hoe equal annual payments,
without interest. Tide indisputable. Location very
rood—cannot be surpassed. For further pardculara
enquire of 8. LIALSLEY, who has a. draft of mild pro.
pony. Residence:hi st, below Perry, Mr. Adams. Row,
N. B. There to another seam of mind on this trees,
about 60 feet above the lower, of excellent quality.
iT2l o dtf 6. a
17.1 nab' ingCit - rifile.
THE wbsenber. arc enithonsed to oder at private
rale, and uponohlshly favor title terms, a number
of Very vnJuable Banding Lots, comprising a lance
portion of the Lots mothered 97, 08, 60 and 70, to
Woods' General Plan of the CIO' of Eltnthonth,'
altoa
tad at the south eastward:ly corner of Peasant! Wallets
streets, fronting 910 feet on the former, and extending
along the latter about SOU Teet to the Allegheny river,
and “Ming a part oSthe Heal Emma of the late Jams.
Si. Stevenson, Esq., deceased.
.0 plan or subdobatott of the shove Lots, in teen.
nnl y with which it is propowd to sell, may be men at
the office of the uudentgued, on Four* between Mar
ket and Ferry at.. WILLIAMS & KUHN.
my 3
Valuable heal 'betas* for Bois.
%um following properly the chi of Pitsbnegh,
1, and near the borough of Manchester; on the (Rao
neer, ie offered for sale on accomanaisting ten=
3 Low (being sab- division of Lot No 400 in the plan
of the city of Plusbargh,) bating 70 feet front on Se
venth street, by Y4O feet to Strawberry alley tear
Grua street
10 one ante Lots fronting on en Avenue, Ct Alit
wide, molung from Beaver road to the Ohio hear. ad
joining Phillips's Ot' Cloth Fatten.
For terms, enquire of CHARLES B. SCULLY,
or JA.IIfJ OsHAILk.,
Borte's
alanbi yroparty for Sale,TN Tilk. NINTH NA ARV oh PITTSBURGH - --Sev
-1 oral Lets on Baldwin and Liberty, streets, In the
9th W• 44 21 24 feet by 1101, and aili•ecrit the prcpused
depot onto Central Railroad For terms tenpins of
CHARLES B. SCLLLy,
or JAMES O'HARA,
marital Burke's Building, Ith
TWO HOUSES AND LO ris rots
TWO LOPS on Beaver street, in thecy
1g..: Allegheny, above the upper Common., on.w tack
is erected a Crania building, Iwo atone, high, skits/Ile
for two tintlii tenements. The iota are each meal
-
feet in Wont by one handred feet deep, and run bar •
ton street forty feet wide. Toe buildings on the/ pre,
rinses and pay a very handsome interest on the Invest,
ment, and the property snit be sold cheap Inc cash,
Apply to IL Sproul, Clerk's eifteci U. S. an to
novo KAY & Co
*rotor, Iliaitona Load for Mile.
YUEN AC RIS OF LAND, situated in Peebles towns
1 ship, on the Monongahela, thtso mile. from Pitts
burgh—in lots to suit purchasers.' For further pants.
Want apply to limo' Wools. Ad at, or to
A WASHINGTON.
nov22-dtf 4th, sibeeeSmithllieldritt
wAEL,...-HObsE poRsAL,T,,c subscriber
offers for sale the three .tors brick Warehouse
on AVood street, occupied by LL Tanker* Co.
wiLsoN;A:
VALUABLE RP—AL EBTATF. PENN entier
FOR PALE —A Lm of Orourid shame on Perm
street, between Hay and hlurbury streets, adiotofoig
the house and lot now occupied by Richard hilwarda s
having a from of Ch feet, and in depth 150 feet, will he
sold on favorable terms. Tide tmexceptionable. Ens
quire of C. O. LOOMRai 4th at, Pear Wood,
octll-dtf
ADIELABLE Building Lot in Allegheny Gig,
yorably hmated, in limo about half an acre, and
witt he sold on aceenunodsurot terms. Inquire of
Cabe WILLIAMS, ILO woods
A.FOR Eitit- 7 1, roam in the second .tiny Na.
% Wnn.l mrnet i•eg
W;Till TIE es.
INFORM their friends and the pu b lic Lithe, hies
no longer any connection with their hue establish
tarot In Penn aural, known as the Pittsburgh Bremer.
haul removed their entire business to the POINT
BREWERY, Ik Fir impat, sopie:d.