The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, July 10, 1850, Image 2

THE t'ITTSBU.GH GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED BY WHITE fr. CO
WEDNESDAY MOF!.NING, JULY' te, 1634
ROM 00191.T10 YVIIIO-STATE TICKET
VON t.nlL COICIIIMO,II.
JOS - H UK . DUNGAN,
Of 'Wks Com.ty.
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HENRY W. SNYDER..
Of Union Connty.
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JOSEP4H HENDERSON.
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Trixeterinc, NEWS, As.
Urinexcerua lumen Or Tat PIEEDOT.— , 4II4.
Acidly morning, we announced the distressing in.
te7Bigeuen that Oen. Taylor was danger:m.ly .ill.— '
AU tbreagn the day, yesterday, despatches , were'
hourly arriving, bringing the most alarming intel
ligence, and overwhelmiog our citizens withap
pub:minx and sorrow. Never have we witnew
ed deeper feeling, or more intense anxiety, than
hat been manifewed en this occasion. Our city
In been threaded
, with gloom, arid sadness bas
d sell on every countenance. While the deepest
sympathy has been . felt for the dietinguilhed suf
ferer, the most ardent prayers have been address
ed to Heaven for ho recovery, not only fui his
own take, hot for iliat of the public welfare.
• Under our telegraphic head, the virkous den
pktchis received during the day, yesterday, wall,
be band. Up to the hour of this present wri.
_Ong, 9 o'clock, Triesday evening, there are faint
hopes of the President'. olovery. Wo stall
keep our paper, open to a late sour, to enable as
to announce the Very West intelligence.
P. S. Before goigg to press, last night, a tele
. graphic Alespateir was received, announcing that.
the President war better, and thu strong , '" aapes
cire entertaina rf Li; ?tracery.
GEE AT FIRE PHIL ADELPR I A
Our sitter city teui been visited by a f Teat ca
lamity. Oar despatch brings intelligence of a
dreadful are, and of a karfal Iws of life . . - no
intimate relations existing between that city and
this, caned great anxiety among our cltizeca last
evening, and qo telegttpli of were beseiged
to aseertaie life location and pregrets of the nig
ing.eiement. All the intelligence which could ba .
obtained, tip to the boor or going to piers, will be
found coder our telegraphic brad.:
Pmrsatismt ONO -Snr BVOILLE Rsu. Rose.—
leunfrom one of the Commissioners; that the
prospects of this read are quite flattering. If the
people of Pittsburgh, he sayr, will take stock to the
amount of 5103,0000, they will pledge themselves to
build the road. The wealthy farmers and owners
of coal lands on the route, are determined to have
the road, and the prospects ere really now quite
favorable - for us' consul:Clive. It is propsed to
cress the Ohio by, a Ferry. As the road will pass
through one continued Geld, of coal, and* rich eg•
rieuhuml country, there ran be no doubt that the
coal trade alone will support the rend.
Emma rue nutstrrier.—The ..Whig: General
Committee of Albany, have pawed enrmtg resolw
ions in favor of :the policy laid , cloten President
Taylor's California Mentage, and have.^Milled a
public meeting, irrespective Of patty, to recant
mood the Senators and Reprotentatives of New
York to urge the immediate nod unconditional ad
monition of California.
Tim STT4IIIII. Gatermt.—.ll: public meeting
has been held at the city of cleveland, the ?daftor
in the chair, at which were unanimouslypaaned a
picamble and' resolutions demanding a more thor.
°ugh system of steam boat Inspection, and dechte
ng that the Griffith was 'loot constructed with suf. -
ficient securities *against danger from fire,aind was
not furnished with suitable means for emblingpaw
tengere to escape from the games; and that the in
upertion provided by the lane of Congreni has been
inefficiently executed."
It was resolved alno to purchase a lot of ground
foe the interment of the victims of the disaster.
lion. Thomas F. Marshall announces him,
candidate for the Kenteety Legislature in Wood.
ford county. The lion. l'hilip Triplet is announced
as a candidate to represent Devices county in the
Stale Senntet. -
Sir West Indian estates, which , ten yenta ago,
were well worth' ..voopoo, are, lately sold by
*action, at Glasgow, for .C... 2,000:
• lion. A.. 0. P. Nicholson, late_Senator of the
United Slater, , and a distinguished leader of, the
'Democratic Party in Tennmsee, pablislani a long
article in the Nashville papers, in which he re.
C icon. and criticises with much severity the address
oldie recent Nashville Convention.
. ROM Lastam.—We have, by an 'arrival at
Norfolk, Vs., from Liberia, a private letter, da.
ted Monrovia, May I but beavingthe poet mark
of the 22d. The writer speaks only cif his pet.
tonal interests, but the pia; re of preapirity which
be gives is interesting. He says:: '
"We ere moiittg at complaining of bard
tinai, but happy that we aro here; where we, ran
complain Bader our own vine and fig tree. lam
more contented every day. I have nothing what
ever to complain of. The cop of life is a mined
one ; it to impoesible to extract the "west and to.
feet the bitter. ' •
lite prospects el tbei Republic arattood, and a
sprit or industry, perseverance and calerpnee is
arousing oar people horn their long' inglnnoits
lethargy. I hope it mar not urge them tootle'
The cholera toter:acme st.Naahvitte, Tenn., for
tho twenty bar rhoora ending •t 3 o'clock on
Monday. wero . three. • The_Banner ol Tuesday
l.We regret to learn that the cholera Is rather on
the increase in We vieinitr., Oa &nearly there
were some sixty cases of cholera and dlarrbeea at
the Patatentiary. and one death. The mal gaily
of the - Cabe:ale appears witnont precedent. • We
learn that a huge number have been attacked en
.;
the opposite sole of the river, many cares of
• which have proved total. This ix a sad conddion
of thltp.''
Tat Monson Idernancrent or usorarr—.hee,,,,iisg
to the "Third General EPiella Of the Chetah el' Jesus
Christ, of Latter fey Saints, (rem the Gnat Salt Lata
Valley, to th e Mints .auered throe/them like eank,o'
which tallest been issued, the latest maisrams who
leg the Swett on the Slit of Beptentber,anoveo at
Salt Lake City on the lath of Deeember, la a very'
Alternate condition. Daring the winter the anew wee
extremely deep. aid a great nether of goverment
amine died at Cache Valley from the seventy of the
weather. The snow lu the Vallee disappeared in the
letter part of Fetnttarn Lot ploughing did not cot .
memo tilt near the fast of Apra. The Utah Indiana
have been troublesome for a long time. They tilled
snores of cattle, stole tortes, waylaid and shot the
brethren, anal (massy the Mormons marshelled their
forces, and, led by e low IJ Il otlecrs.triade an at
tack upon a large body of Indians gear Foil Utak. A
Wee craned, which lewd two doh. the $4ll and Ott
of Februanr. One of the brethren war killed and a
tem wounded, and some SO or 40 Indiaar lost their
rises. During the winter, Elder Pratt with arierplon
mg party, penetrated south more than 30 miles over
/he Tint art. num, into the borders of th e ValleLof
. the Colorado. They found trackless menausins covet.
f d wilt deep mow, and a few warm pleasant valleys
desirable for sculemena- Liule,tomparatimly,eooll
be teamed of the vegetable or mineral mode e dons of
ebe country through wtJeh they pasted; bin they saw .
enough en know that teenier geographers have hither
to kdown less of. IN prominent femme-. On the Ind
of February a severe shock of . cat Ocala. gras fall
in the Valley. •
Tee Getters! Assembly of De
b eret has been in Sole
*ion at dillerent times, and created {Veber, Greet Ben
• Lake, Umh, Seance; Yoab, and Tullio chant «-'
establiatied ceaM, created sheriffs, constables, lac
' Steep( the peace, a state and marshal attorney, and
leavess. wregalar ileum of lurispmdettee , they
also established a State University et Great Salt
Late City, and .appropriated for i d benefit &SACO
yearjof twenty years, to be paid oat of the pahlie
UMW,.
• Capt.tattsbery, with Ills topographical engineers,
Is wereying Great Silt Lake, see the adjacent coon.
try• for the purpose of ateping. •
• there is a good deal of Inmantsuon stool the die.'
petition of "the Saints" to No'hunting Knot fold ia
. , Californi•; Imt goer. aro rtac4l a ro und them, in th e
flexions or wee or the Fawn.
This circular, which is dated the 111. of April, ewe
- that -gametes ..forges are touch needed hero, for
the famishing attain irons, mat-bittern (analog wen'
• ells, entinary vestels,railway trae kg, atalsnany other
Mimes; and we tope that Elder Pratt has already sent
• on moo, wbo will be tete to start the beat.sa this
session if he h.... see um to Intl not lea sigh{
,t • 1., • g• 1111.! • r etre!"
M . OH WASHINGTON.
= CorreSsubueuettp PkeibutlUSumt.
WLIFRECITON, July 5, 165():
/ 11 .IInIng New. from Teses—lsivuston
or Now . )(axle o
Boil -ttisioi. -Jefferson Davi., siad oth
. . .
er heraiss,lisiermlsiable Debates —Bea
!star Bell'alThres Days , /pooch—What
shall be thine? •
The ruiner* the day is, that Texas bas arisen
in ber mightiness and despatched an almost indef
inite numberof troops towards New Mexico, with
instruction to bonqtter it or perish in the attempt
As a pendant - tit this alarming and exciting piece
of inielligenee,l it is stated that Gen. Quitman
Govemorof hitasiaippi, had ananged to backup
the Governor of Texas, Col: Bell, with 10,000 of
the gallant eitMen sedans of the Romer State, by
way of keeping him in good spirits. Thus far de
newsisall lively and gnstifyiegi hut It is nacre•
maraud proper to state that Gen. Qiiattlebuso, of
S. CnOlitil, has not yet been heard from, end an.
tithe la, of scums vas can give undecided opinion
upon the movemenb Texas sends 2,590 men of
ail anus, Qllllllll contribUttiilo,ooo, but Quante.
bum's contingency bum not yet been mentioned,
-but it will no ilimbt be heavy. Texas and Wm;
sissippt head tbk men who ate the boys for fig El.
ins ; there cast ho no doubt about that. But they
have herclofitra been thought a little short in the
Ways and Means Department. Texas owes ff.
teen or twenty millions; which she dont pay, whi •
Missiesippi is delinquent in from semen to ten,
which she rentitliates.
WheM,ll,ll the money come from'"
•
is the refrain bf to old 800 f, some lines of which
now occur to we, and it strikes me that It would ,
make an exceedingly appropriate and animated
rallytng cry fite these free companiame, II emblex,
coed on their bunters, and might possibly become,
in timer all famous at the British watchword of
' booty azulheauty," at New Orlewis,aome thirty
tive year, ago. This tremendoui newt, taken in
et =Motion With Gov. Quitman's participsucy in
the Cohere affair, explains certain before mysteri
ous and unshcountalde movements in his &also--
For example, it will be remembered that for 5
months ago, the legislators voted 5 . 2.50,000 for war;
tike prirpoaes, and soon alter a trembling world
tins given trl'undentimid that Gen. Quitman "was
turroundlog himself with 'brilliant 'var.!' The
ruth Is nosy out, as lttiu inevitable from the be
thinieg tbat it must come out. These formidable
arepantions were intended foe the ievissionof
New Mexico, and tho commencement of the new
southern war. Bat where, hivaU this fearful tur
moil, is Lopei . With such anopportnnity as this
to display his prowess, it is hardly to be expected
that he will remain in inglorious inactivity. LA
him give the Governor of DAIWA= leg bail, space
he goveroMent the expenses of a mock trial, and
'lace himself at the head of this motley crowd of
.
Metric iblesi. which Texas is about to acrd against
t territory of the United States. The letter of Mr.
itephers, of GeOrgii, to which I alluded cm Wed-
tesday, appeared In the latrilfgencer of yesterday.
It is nothing very alarming, and the Intelligeneer
woefully tends Guth the antidote with the poison,
Is a lithe Pleaunt ridicule of the -- bloody - visional
which Met S. has conjund up.' Nevertheless,
t ere is something - its this brief note.. Stephens
tape the question of boundary and jurisdiction, la
tot one CM the army to decide. • Ferp hire a it is
-
or, bat it does not • occur to the Choleric prate/t
-aut *animal the Interference of the UM, of the 11.
sited Sunda, that Texas is the 'party which Is at
sliming to Sccide the question by her army. Ma
n are of opinion that this reputed movement by
Texas has been concerted with the ultra spirits
tithe South as affording an excellent cover and
- pretext, for more direct measures of resistance
' against the -General Government. - If it be no,
4.311G11e/ , 1 the President La folly prepared and de.
unstilted lo meet all treasonable efforts, and to
pot them down With the strong hand. That may
.e retied tapes, and • •pfltbably is relied coon. by
bat self elected champion and lender, the Inell•
:COS COL ilifill, who ID vauntingly offered him
self am the atudiud bearer of the many of disunion,
a the &Mete the ether day. -We have not beard
of his leaving - for the seat of war; and probably
tball not;untal the Commissariat and strong box
f the insurgents become so well establiehed and
aspplled,} as to easion him en equivalent on bit
Ight dollars per day. •
No moguls in either Hooee to Say. The char : I
tab's anticipation that the exercises of the Fourth
of July would produce a patriotic change in the
- temper of Crag: ens, hat not been, by any ccesna,
Waled. Toe same matrices V. arm of labile - in•
undated both branches. • . In the ricnata, Mr. Bel
indulged himself, with another Olii . a random rao•
oing over of every thing connected with the pot
-is of thl day, in the 4trlit couise of which I was
utterly unable, thoxigh Ignite biro the closed at.
amnion, Warded a adagio paint worthy of attention,
if to End out what he meant to de ,:cr 4csired m
have done. It is true that he expressed a prefer.
cute of rho President% plan over Mr. Clay's, bait
nest who heard him _were of opinion that be
•smuld finally vote frr the latter, But what gave
wimp brdy aright to complain of Mr. Hell, was,
that ittlei, occupying two whole days, cad when
is had evidently nothing to uy, - be would cot
manclUde, but obliged - the Senate to adjourn for
'ls convenience. holding the Pror for perhaps an.
dher whirler sitting.. There is no language severe
enough to express condemnation of each waste of
ruble time as this. For men to iris, upon mat.
sag three days' speech. while the eighth month
4 the session Ice glidingaway, is positively eh:m
a:labia. Ilia a fraud upon the country, which
ought to:be punished in come way by the people
themeelvet. - lONICS.
I •
Watmrarav, July o.'
Probable'deleater the Chantbemplate—
ColtOotted",debate upon It—The. Oel
phitt'Clalta—Caneus of •'lmmedlates"
CeWeenie.
Kr. Clay is very despondent about the pereige
of the compromise or °melbas bill, end indeed I
believe he is convinced it will be Jrjected. Mr
Bentatee ealcnlallon le, that 6 en only at=
twenty Six votes. G this eatimate be correct, why
consume the public time in discussing a scheme
that meet fall. Yet when Mr. Truman Smith rose
o speak, at near three o'clock this afternoon , and
proposed to the friends of the bill to wain nil
farther debate; with the understanding that the
Sul vote should be taken on hilondiy next, Mr.
Clay declined accediog to the proposition, or what
appeased to some equivalent to it, declined taking
the sense tithe Senile upon It. Ile thought the
vote might be taken beano Christmas next, but
wild that it was melees to fix on any day certain,
'ult. was impugn 'ble to tell how Many were yet
desiron tospeakanpon It. The bill ought to le
laid on the table the mamma it is ascertained that
it cannot pun. , lint the whole of neat week will
be waited In 'Wooing to speeches upon . it. It. Is
.dilGeolt to undersized how Mr. Clay expects eta.
'er Califiania to be got into the Union or any thing
else to be done, white he allows Ibis obstacle to
all action to encumber the calendar.
The Florae , ban been Lentettainlng fuel with
the GalPhin to day. The debate having been
closed by Mr. Bort, chairman of the investigating
committee, the various proposition for expresaicg
the ophion Of the Henze in the matter came op
to be voted upon. The first wan one offered by
Mr. Tolman, of Ga., emoentleg to a virtual ax.
ealpation of Mr. Crawford, and a denial of the
troth of the imputations against him. Mr. Schenck
moved to, amend by adding a ninon that the
House could not apprise of his acting as agent
for this or any otherellim, while a member of the
Cabinet. This temperate censure was adopted as
an amendment, by a rota of lull to 36, and then
by a nine iota rejected the propoeitinn by
Toombi to which the Garner wan an anlendmenti
"inntteg the whole, the U•-tp ocrats not attending
to permit the Secretary of wain to re atonal mere
lo F. scratch, Etter some ro te vening proceedings
an übbadmeet.oranad by Jacob Thompson, of
Ittlatimappl, conning in the payment of the
money, but reneellea also in the moat Illiberal and
onbecomieg naannerupou the Preeldeo', the At.
reroey General,and the Secretary of the Treasury
Thin indecorous movement wu suctioned by the
vote or 9t to 86. The Itone beamed to become
immediately conscious of tho Impropriety of Its
own action, and the remainder one, ad', g was
conanmed la an effort to re -consider the vote.—
.But the contest was loteauPted at • late boor by
an adjorantoept. I think the whoM proceeding
will be reverted on Monday, and that itt,.
Schenck's reProofof the Secretary of war will h a
adopted.,
There will be to night an. adjourned meetin g
of the friends of the noceaditional and immediate
adousiden ofa4fornia in tlin Honk.t will bp
the next mail send you the proceedings of the
Justus.
Thetotrstruction alba Jenny Ling Wall, in New
York, is rspidlynavaineing. The building will be
one hundred eo4 fifty feet long by fifty broad, and
sandy feel in keigkl, end wilt east, it is ciialsied,
aboart9 l .elr .
PROM NEW YORK.
Conespondeace of the Plusbaigh Guttle..
Ni' Yeas, Jaly stb, lELO.
The celebration of the oFourth," yesterday, pars.
ed ad' here mahout any incident aripartieulady
walkable character. There was an immensity
gunpowder burnt day and rdght„ resulting. 01
coulee, in the eine-- accidents to those who de.
ight to Vaal epectes of ardisemerd;6lll no fa 4 I do
"not, In any care, bear of a single Me ton. The
public atabotitka had provided immesh. in Bow
ling Green, in UoiollP.quate, and at Washington
Parade Ground, and had you keen the vast num•
beta ofpeople who gathered - there to .look on,lwo
things might have soarprized yon—Gay the good
order that Was oyes), where apparent, nod the
perfect impunity with which every body helped,
seemingly, to set the city on hoe.
Theguidnuem are making the most of the con•
&Woe of Proleseor Webster. Already are have
tau wrong parties, for and egalint biro,--ttne. that
daubs. him not to ho behoved on any account, In
the face of his previous solemn 'protcsiaiivn of in.
potence, null, there fire, that be id not only
but aka!, oadeserviog of paqicn..- The other,
that it is clearly proven that though it is it clear
case of morder, it was neither wilful nor preme;ll
Usk& These, sad they appcsiho he the msjoris
ty, warmly' express the hope. that the Governor
and Council will either pardon the prisoner, or
have his soutane° comixtuciL for life. Far his
Camay, the greatest COMlClllo.s(rstion is felt.
• The oleamsblp Cambria, of die Cunard lice, sr:-
rived hero on Wednesday nights from H•lira- 1 ,
bringing no the foreign mails three days Jsterthan
those per Pacific. The anticipated resignation: of
the Britiah Ministry, created same talk among the
politicians here, but I thick any. body that read
the energetic and determined speech ol Lord Jobe
Rotten, in toply to My Lord 'Stanley, will come
to the conclusion that resignation Is shoot the lest'
think they Contemplate, The sate to the Mrds,.
on the Greek question, Is tinted with the utmos
indiffeenee, which cor.cesla 'beneath n spirit of
the eupremeet contempt.
Welted quite a avious riot at the foot of Rose-
volt street,On Wednesday evening. One of the
Liverpool packets, pat arrived, nad a Catholic
Priest on board, It reeme,whe had received bad
treatment On the pasinge, by one or two of the
passengers As scones the ship had unclad the
shore, the Priest's party came aahe re, mustered a
aiming party of "long shore" Hiberetatta, returned,
to the ship, nod commenced hostilities agmali
these who took aides against his reverence. The,
fight became general, and every species of wea
pon, from a handspike down to a dirk knife, were
pressed Into the einvice. Soon, however, the
chief of police mind on the atoned with o strong
force, end put an end Mille riot. Twenty five of
the participants were arrested and lodged in jail,
while the large numbers that were wounded wore
properly taken care of. .
The Baud of Aldermri, at their lam meeting,
received a communication froinf he Mayor, eie
, neer:meg the da di expected arrival of Genenal
Jame Antonio Poe a, lam President of the Ilepet 'a
ni t s
' of Venezuela, but driven,frem that meetly bpi
malicious persecution of the tyrr nt and sea er
Menages. - The 'mayor recommends that the
1 diringu,shed stranger ho muttered in public 4,:e
hriardtelities of the oily. The Aldermen eetereidg,
a' Committee Wm' accordingly been eppolutei3lto
receive the illustrious. exile racoon as he, arrieti.
Oar @ranee havehail for their goers, the three
days par, a pretty numerous representation of att
"profession", from PhtladelPlita,'who came (mite
'spend the "glorious Fourth" sn Gethent. TF:cy
.eoll themselves the "Humane" Hoes, and 'South
waik"'Engine Ce4panlca. The farmer stay at
Tammany Hal!, add the latter at Barium's lintel,
in Broadway. This morning they were conjoint.
Iv cavorted to see the verities pane inalitntions
of thn city, and will rearm borne this afternoon.
The weather, I need hardly ray, is Ineugerably
hot. Btit the city coati:tote remarkably healthy,
and so long es that is the case, nobody Is disposed
to complain. The departures to the coinliy con
time without alstemaut; thous:dada of oar ICIWIII ,
folk who were at hump a Btrnight age, in the 1
fashionable localitlge op Mire, will confers to ao
tarrying piece now othei than Sarttogo, Sabre,
Newport, or Niagara. Crowds of Southerners
come in even us every day, to swell the general
starer:4e to the Nfirth.
The steamship Pacific, or the Cori., line, which
arts to morrow for Liverpool, will have between
Cf,y and sixty paasecgera This dcee not come
up to Cite average of the Cunard line. It will
t,ka acme ti no lartore our A metier:a reertirte I
can be retOred to public favor, after , the Ind!.
kraut parfnalanco of these two slew man:ba—
the "IVashattrie end Vie "Ile m ti . ' Tar recent
passages of 'lle Atlantic and Pacific, hoverer,
slow satisfactorily enough, that we can make as
fast reenters for the Atlantie course a i iche
Rail. Pauly lienable was among the pressen
'. gers in the Europe, I see, ,which aVel hence for
Liverpool on Wednesday.
The sale, of Cotton, sine, the steamer's news,
aggregate 1500 bales at firmer prices. Sales till i
bile Pot Itch at 55,7505,01. reclsquitt at S 6
The market for Goff. Im lee firm. and fielders
are DOI disposed to press sates at preterit prised
Cerradien Freer has sold • t the rata of 2,f0
bbie!in -bond, at sr,. Doucette Floor tells freely
at $4,21:63,62; for No. 2 superfine and soar, 55
655.2.5 fur rottnnott and atra;gkt State; 65,250
5 021 far Mig.t.igan and. good Ohio; and 6,12106,
151 ;o: pure Genesee. Senthera is in limfte I rei
quest; sales of (00 blas at L 4165,50 for mixed
brandy, and 5,5005,75 for straight; the latter
price for Georgetown and It:Rudy:rine. Bye
.our is 'reedy: valet of 400 bids , at 2,5710004
Crre Meal is(quie . ; roles of 100 bids Jersey at
2,971. ' 4.
F
There is but little Wriest of any description
Grad. Core is in fair demand, tar the East for
ehipment,9sof 0 bushels sold at 55c0-59r; 62c is
given for handsome Southern yellow. Proviniem
ere without special movement ; sales 700 1.4*.
Seer Mess Pork et 40.91. Whiskey In fair de.
mood; sales 500 bbl,, low proof Ohio at. 55e,
Drudge is beid it 2S:, on time. Lard—Selei WOO
l i pigs soft American, at 4,50. Iron of all dencrip•
1 lions very dull. Sales of Tallow at 7c.
' Tito American Stoamehlp Washington, which
arrived here en Thursday, brings among her pas.
*angers the cklebrated Count ref Connie. Dem
binski,—natnes that shore ennopicuoanly, and
with great honor, ia the recent Hungarian etregg'e
Stean, the novelist, also came in the same yew!.
He iii,jutt now, a greet lion unong our Bremer
here. .
The Washington brought a very valuable cargo,
comistlog ehielly of Frentra and German goods,—
valved at 151,1100.000. Much of it is made up e(
'area, matins, gloves, shawls and tilts, imported
far the cumlog "fall trade..
DEAD Bornra.—The officers of the stormier West
Newton, up yesterday morning from Cairo, report
having pawed between Commerce Cope Girar
deau, no less Man nix dead bodies 'touting In the
river, all apparently men, and dewed in common
clothing. ;IVs are at a. loss to know where they
came from, and how so snarly should he found with
in a few mites of each other. It ta hardly possible
that they are a part of the unfortunate VICUMs kill
ed on board the steamer bt Louis; one is it likely
that thin norther would have collected together
from the usual accidents of the river. We bane
heard of no recent calamity producing such a we-
Ohre of life, end win* renders the thing still more
noysterious,scareciya bout hum landed et our wharf
from below, fur the past two or three days, that has
not reported hiving seen one or more bodies in the
Hem. women this city and Cairo. We have heard
it intimated that they were from ascending
boats ip order to rase - Ihp trouble of burial, and to
<wine quarantine - regulations. We Ordinal give
credit to such , a atatement, but shonld it be true,
the Captain and osficen, of n bran so offending,
should be held up to public csecration.—N. Louie
R.sp
The horrible recklessness of button life, in ibis
'Country, and the disregard of the common decen
cies and proprieties paid evert by heathen nations
to the dead, are painful to contemplate. They
shame our christionity and our civilization.
FALLEIG OP TABLE Roca.—The falling of 'fable
Seek at Niagara Falls, on Saturday last, was an
event Windt h.a boon prognosticated . from time
immemorial, though the menial period at which
the affetwould 'come off' wan not designated.—
The porno that fall wits from trto to .ctat feet long,
and from 30 to 10 feet broad, making an irreguler
seniicircle, the general conlormttion of which is
probably well remembered by timed who have been
on the era. It was tbo favorite point for observa
tion. 'I he noise occasioned by thecrash was heard
at the dietance of three irides, though many in the
village on the American side heard nothing of h.,.
It is a very fortunate circuntstanCe that the event
took place Just at dinner time, when most of the
Visitors Were at the hutch, No lives were km.—
A cartilage frorfrwhich the horses had been detach
ed stood upon the rock, and a. boy was seated in
nine. Ho felt the rock giving away, and bad bare.
ly time to get out and rush to the edge that did not
ten, before the whole immense mate was preciph.
kited iWo the chaste ()elate. The only thing, there
fore, which ore ore called en•eslitorially to "de
plore," is Oro kiss of the old hacit:. • That can oeV
er „ff.
•
The total moldier of emigrants chat hove arrived
at llot sum far the aia mouth, ending Jot kr, to
15,315, being 2,34 k CO.l than derma the cartespond
,
„Furids Pi4lbsrgh mutts.
•
Anniversary of ens Independence,
Ai &a , l phusth.,ZiuWsikn rownship.
The day was observed by Sabbath School and
Temperance celebmliebo; The Sabbath Schools
from all the adjacent churches were present with
their tescheth. It appeared that the whole coin.
enmity bad Came loge theroso great was the craved;
over arm thnland persona being present. A flue
hand climatic mu to auendanee, and tavern doe
!odes were sung by a bevy of pretty girls. Affor
Jae proctesinn tad entered the church, and arrma.
ley as
,conidget To were seated—John. 011illan,
tEig , was cilledtto the Chair,. and Dr. 0. Rabb
was appointed Secretary. Alter akw pertinent
remarks by the Chairman, on the QCCIUIIO/1. and.
prayer by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Marshall, the Dec
laration of Independence was read by lethe Coe
- Der, Esq. After the read he g,the Anniversary ads
&tea was delivered by inn. H. bleFaden,
of Pittsburgh, An excellent address woo dente .
cred to the. Sabbath scholar's, by" the venerable
Rev. Dr. Estop; after *hid,, the. ecireshatents
were cbstribated.- The temperanci addreas. be
ing next in order, Mr. William Wilson area can
ed to titte Clair, and Joseph Miller, Esq., appoint
ed Secretary. Rev. Gee. Marshall delivered the
addreer, and althongh we had beard him shuns
dred timed, we aril compelled to my that the elo.
quest patterns/S. aurpaued himself on the aces.
sion. The following resoltitionts were unanimous.
ly adopted.
Resolved, That in the opinien.of Ibis meeting,
the Tempernace canto, consistieg in the Mange of
all intoxicating drinha, is the rinse el pod and ho.
, moony, wor.hy of the prayers and cetoperatlen of
all aulatiana, patriots,and philanthropists.
Resolved, That in the SUCCLIIS of this cut.. ao
our own and foreign lands. wa have abundant eat
, ideate of the smilea of a benigoent Provillence,
upon aesnciated efiart to overturn and restrain the
mighty linnecce of intemperance, as well as
t raking encourager:neat for renewed and vigorous
,i teal in this good cause. till drunkenness and ali
, as collateral evils he Laniaked trom the world.
' Resolved. That the continued manufacture and
4 tale of intoxicating l'quort; as a lxvertge, is the
scourge of our concur; that imprett taker and ere
couraremeet, by license law, la morally and civilly.
wrote;• and that the people Should claim the right
to promminn from its desolating code.
Resolved, That the present mode of adstaining
license, by the aignatere of twelve men to a pelt.
lion, le highly deceptive. reading to favoritism and
imposition on mums of justice, and one.which
Calla for, under existing law., the most vigilant
and careful scrutiny on the parlor such Comm.,.
Revolved, That wn have been ouch gratified,
and our belies for good strengthened, in the favor
and sent abown towards the Temperance cause
—end the dispoeition manifested by the President
Judge of the Court of Quarter Iseroalona of AIM.
gheny County, in his cadremen on several occa
sions to the Orand Jury, to co-operate with the
friends of temperance in every lawful means for
the nurprestdon of interuperaime. -
Resolved, That the sign. of. the times indicate
en abatement of teal—and that we ateloudly adl
ed upon, to awake to amino, and . hareem Mir.
wives afresh for battle—intlueneed by the watch.
word ...victory or death," in this moral welfare.
Resolved, That the temperance cause Deeds no
- mon cove to promote its interest., other thou those
holy nod benevolent rinclpiel of the Mille, con•
aiatteg in light and love In all its' measure., and
shinieg clearly upon all the deliberatlona of Its
friends, end love in the heart aCcempmierl with
arguments adatesred to the undentandieg and
conscience, and that any other measurer will al
ways have a reactive isfihence.-kavieg the
came in a !route condition tan they found it. .
Tho inection . then passed a vote of thanks to
the, speakers of the day, when all dispersed to
their homes, well plumed with themselves and
with one another. A pleuanter day we have not
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spent any where. It was •
Rewired, That the Iteeehrtions of the temper
ance atieicue s, nod other proceeding!, be pnblleh•
ad in ropers Metall to the moose.
Fttr the Putabureb Gas:eits.
TUE 'FOVETII OF JOLT AT BIcKW.EA.
POET. •
The tuventy (mirth Anniversary of American
Independence, ism duly observedeby the cameos
of the Baronet of McKeesport and its vicinity,,
in the good old fashioned manner of bygone
days.
At sunrise n Hallam' salute w►► fired by the
Youghiogheny', Artillery, en "Sb►w'► Hill."
At eleven o'clock, the procmnion,headml by the
Artillery and the IlleKrexpert Brats Band, formed
on the Diamond, under the direction ul the Chief
Marshal,. Cot. Stu., and marched to the grove pre.
pared for the Occasion.
The meeting was organized by appointing
ins& SILL, Parent:ler or the day, nod J. Al. K
Snod,aratt,tsaninel Falter, Orrille A. Lee, Samuel
Taylor, J. TV..Edgae, 11. B. Sinclair, and Dorior
KuvA tllarehand, View Pretatnte.
Thu Dec;arat d ion of ladoperotence was read by
Dr. R.ll. SHELDON ; nod -War Adam' , Idt" , . by
Pow.. BAKEZ; afro, which very eloquent mu, op
propriate unbolts were dclivored by Juno P, Pr..•
arrir and A. D. MCCALMOIT, Effluires, of Pots.
borgh.
The audience then adjourned to a most excellent
(linnet, (in waiting) prepared by Mr. J. Adams.
Altogether, our citizens hove hid a most pigeons
celebration, one which they esteem na worthy of
the Day. And what will add to the pleasure
which Its remembrance will arrant is the ract
that nutlung like drunkenness cedisordar was seen
on the OCCIISIOn.
The ibllovring regular MI volttniee tot were
reed by Dr. Sheldon, Chaim:an of the Committee:
1. Tile MT.... itlnnous crietib in
the history of man. %tic cherish the arsocuttiona
ennweeted therewith as a itart of the rich legacy
left ten by the rathemofilteltepublic.
Y. IrnAhinston—Timu.:lg n odds new lustre to
los- mom. The bun in the heavens, to increase
-the radiance of his glory, needs no reflection from
the pale Itnnlnarice that surround' him. Let its hyn•
or hint in faience.
a. Our Coraury—Afar she vier be indexlbly
Ind to raker nations, watchful over her own rights
nd libertie4, progrenive in knowledge and virtue,
nd exhibit to the world a perfect model of free
uverntnent..
1. Pc.inoiv of the linvint,ori--LTheirs is undy
ing tame. The memory of . their foils and surfer
1n; . 2., of their Irene deeds and noti!e
their devoted paid - pt.-in:tad ez.t:ietlithilsoiltronliy
can never nertth.
5 7%, Lbw:or—The reenli
mie and concession. "It 11111,1 and shall ho r
nerved."
G. Our Army cud Wary—lferetorure undaunted
by Me moo powerful foe on sea or land I we !MVO
fultponfldenee that. when called no to deferul Moir
eountey, the glory of its name and the honor a its
flee will contain unsullied.
•
7. klifunation—The intelligence of the .people
the beet guarantee of the progrm of free pfirl
cipleo.
8. M. Pres:ln:ref the tinned Stearn.
9. The Cnstrnor ofiAnStal• of P.fannylvannt.
In. digricalture and the illidtanir Art.—The
Faure° of true wealth in dine of peace—thu suture
of trim nairioiicni in time of war.
j. Tho Statn of Pemrvirania.—The keystone
pf the Vederal'Arch. She has over been ready to
defend the rights of nor common country.
12 Universe/ l'ofeectrort—Let its free ourselves
on tile annlverwary from the tyranny, of pe rt
bigotry, .I,i:radium prejudice, °limitmn of erery
kind—so Clint , tee may enjoy in their fellesinvol
political: spirimal, nod inmlieettad Tinny.
12 Mt Migliers pftdc l
ir itNlnito4—While the
virtues' or snit' denial end 11316411 e devotion are
remembered among us, lei us not forget our
lutioary Mothers. May their daughters einulaio
thair examplo.
•
Ity It. IL Sheldon 'The Fourth of July—Our
political Subhaili, Freedom's • jubilee--a day to
ho observed In accordance with time honored
usage.
By Oliver g
vans ; /11414—. That noble boon be ,
Ticathed us by our forefathers, the result orttinq
deprivations and bard fought baufes;' uley weaver
cherish and hand ii dawn to posterity as the bright. ,
at ornament in our history.
By 0. A. Leo: Tho Day for Celebraff—Mny its
mornings continpo to ho USVOId in witb 'peals of
jut , by unborn million.
Its lirenh Mounter Disunion—The people of
the tooth would not have It, if you would glen
it to them.
By Petry lltker:—May the guardian angel.
of Pace , li p h g inn , Proiperity, and tiodvental
Liberty watch over the country of God and Want l
ink oa.
Ity Cotnnel 4‘..sse Sill : 7Yte Dory nun erkbrant
May each return thereof find us united, happy
and free.
By the President of the Day; rereei,inehenyAr..
tillery—lo the name or the CIIISCNtit Noliceeport
and the people of this celebration, we thank you
(or your attendance, and shall trust to your nettle•
lion in the day of trial.
By the Cordate of the Artillery Youghiogheny
einilitey—Organized for their country'sgood,ready
for Its service, with hearts deeply solicitous for its
(untie welfare. ,-
By B. EL Sheldon:. The Pireidens of ihr Day,
Jura Sin—Though the fnetot of many winteri
have* . eilverett Ms head fur the grave, the same
o„,ring patrlotiun.that impelled lum _to leave t
quietatie of hi.. , for the war whoop of the In.
than on tie frontier in ISM, mill animates his In!X
,um.:. Play be live to eeteboate many more each
davit.
By Wm.ll.,Hin: hiymerhyour hag, blame
a
—Gat tip in aamptuott, manner.
The CDT Mine , stopped doom on the Propeller
Independence, lest Week, 150 tons of mass and
trrral copper, watth some $30,000. When our
L.ke- s d pertor shores contain such t onrolles.
wealth, It seems osseeruntable that moro capital
itu d o n o t torn their allootion to these pktays of
more . cg n o in tithes than those of CaUornle.—
Lode &Tatar Journal.:
TRIAL or pre •hlonviquoru.—Tha jury in this
ease, after an absence of forty hour., were yester
day discharged, being unable to agree upon a vet ,
Thu vole mood, at the tune of discharge, if
for convicting both brother., and 3 for acquitting
them. We learn that the next trial win be upon
the indictment tor killing Albert lama, tip= which
a aevcranca has been granted, and they will he
tried separately. Thu Ilia trial occupied the court
—Mt Lows Rep, Jo 4 1.
The ComPionda. Jan!
The Wastueghan coriespandent of tlie „ flulatilel.
phis Ledge!. gnmaj has been one of the
strongest supporters of the Compromise WI of
Mr: Cloy,an9bneof the twist earnest &Zoysia in
its successful plume through both Houses, in the
country. Ws faith in its success, however, ia O °W
b.:sieving to waver. In his letter of July 6, be
"It is now understood Mat the D.daerare Sena
ton instructed by Mr. Clayton and the meettog in
Wilmington, will go against the Compromise 11111.
"Every little helps," say the opponents of the
messaire, and there is now rattly but a slim chance
for the passage of the. Bill. It cannot stand the
united attack ot the administration, the free' soil
sgitatora of the North, and the Southern nullifiers,
or disunionist& To the latter, however, belongs
the merit of defeating Ike Bilk they could have
cared it, if they had remained but six moat*
true to their own prokisions; end WM:Ribero pol
iticians on whom these madcap agitators anddem.,
gnes rely, would but come out boldly and re.
Mike their insane demands fort h . Missouri Com.
promise. That line give. the Souttinothiag sub.
*Untied. and by onderminieg the bulwark of the
constitution plaza the law of Congress over the
supreme law of the laud, from whir/ Congress
alone derives its power.
But there is no use in ergoleg the question.—
Though it ts stated by some , correspondents that
the vote in the &este ,oa the Missouri Compri) ,
mire was not • test vote, and that 'many voted
amorist it who la their beau preferred to support
ti, I can assure you that nothing eau possibly be
f.inher from the troth. The boot is on the other
leg altogether. The Missouri Compromine will
never root:Iacono single Northern vote In the Sen
ate, and in on case will Henry Clay atultify
wit no far ate vote for It. Henry Clay will pre•
fee voting for the admission of California, and, so
will Ow and Webster. Titans were quite a nom.
ber of votes given for the Missouri Line by those
a Its prefer the Compromise of the Com uslitee . o f
Thirteen. Thus Senator Houston, Mr..Thwits;
Mr. Foote, Mr. titchincit, have all voted fin it,
merely foliating their Southern colleagues that the
thing is impossible and. that as honest men they
should now try the plan which they are willing to
airport.
The South, by rejecting the Compromise of the
Committee of Thirteen, will have to accept Call
forma by herself. Tharp us no Presidential can
didate to be menu farmer.% out of the Minnow(
line, and still law a Vice Presidential one Be. `
aides, she know these Southern ultras too w ell.—
They wl.l, at the very last hour, prefer a man who
owns Degrees to the very beat 1:21110 the North can
propose. They will not trust a Northern roan
without hostages, though they have cassia a Tar
tar, and deservedly no, in Genets! Taper. Nulls,
Goalie," was pet down while Mr. Calhoun wail
alive, and nalificution will be pet down now. It
In quite propoeleteugi and onmathematical, that
the "rest orbit of our Union should revolve round
the small clay of !Muth Cantina, which oven at
this late day, resemble, .more a European colony
than a State of thin Union, noted for its progress;
and admired for ill! energy. South Carolina will
yet propose . to apply the line of 3G deg. 39 mid;
to heaven, in order that they might go South of
that line with their nearoes, without whom thew
would feel "degrastd." The Knights of Anhuz's
Table, who wore considered Cavaliers in their
day, did not depend for their honor on their re;
tinge.
The present attitude or New Mexico is a God
send tattle South. • On that point they are all uni
ted, and ready to fight. so you will see loin the
preelanotolon of Mr. Stepheds. of Georgia, In to
day's National Inteiligencer. Tho admiulstration,
however, I. ready to propane tb* settlement of th e
Texas Boundary, in a separate !111. If the Texas
Boundary Is not sallied, Gov. Bell. with his thunit
thourand Texan Rangers, will be is Santa Fe, on
or about the let of October next. With inch a
a force they may seelv cross the Indian territory,
instead at lakiog the Fort . Independence route.,
Onsurica.:
Cnbumi Pacireux to °assns.—The Coda
Lego,Lttive Assembly bee jest made a way hn.
portant decision. After ■ moat exciting debate,
it bas adopted, by a majority of two mates, a se.
rider resolution. in favor of reinvesting the con.
trot of the Clergy Reserves in the. Provincial
Government, and applying them to the purpose of
general education, To itti, ono-seventh of the
wild lamb or Canada were set apart for thd rap
port of the ”mtestant clergy. The Chtireh of
England Ant alone, afterward. conjoituly with the
Church of Pa:gland, oontinned to enjoy these en.
dm:news fat about Gly years. But their exclu
sive ratification gave rise to aansmatly increasing
opposition, till at last it became the maximite
canto of the rebellion in Upper Canada, In 1931
and '39. In ISO, a gunflint of the endowcneats
was male among all the religious seat.. inch:tains
the Roman Catholic, and ail tha future control
over the lands wan brass - cued from the Prank.
edd to the lametild Legislature.
Les-rirccnott OF Susie—The "Presbytery:of
the Western District," Tenneeree, nt Its Beast tt
or Huntingdon, Apnl 18th, adopted annalmotuly
the following le$010liCril:
Re elevd. The we. as • Pre. ItYtell, Will en•
desvor prayerfully to °lmre° the Injunctions of
the General Assembly to Instruct the slaves to our
bounds; and that the isessious of each church,
under our care, be enjoined to see servants
carefully Inetruraed in the great principles of the
Gospel, at home and In the church, so far az
practicable, and report their diligence herein at
each Spring meeting of Presbytery .°
LOGAN, WILSON I Co.,
1919 WOODST., ABOVE FIFTH,
Have joss 'revived largo Willits.av to their .
REPRO STOCK OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY,ke
Imported Ir late parkets from I.: mope, and to
which they would espeelsilly erdltbe attesiron
Of purchaser', believing iseir very exten
sive stooks and lore prixa will giver •
entire satisfaction.
mayer-d,tvelYT
0 . 10 ant Aarelrenn—To those afflicted wit► that
needful Peserge to America, the Liter Complaint,
the proprietor'. of M•Lanel LI,Cr Pills: are happy to
offer this remedy, al at once complete and saki. It
has been tried often in all part. of the country; 4 has
been used In the practien of the moot eminent Phys
•cues, end always with triumphant encores. In
envoy then rille to the public, the proprietor. arc
actuated by a olisgre to alleviate borate sainting, and
offer a remcdrtor one of the most tenable demiso
which shall be Within the reach of all.
lyr For .ala by J. KIDD t CU, Now Wood Kiva
Mod Illooiorod to Sight by . this P
• anagram.
S. S. Linen-01r: I wish to bear testimony Id the
medical virtue dl the Oil called Petroleum. I was for
a lone time •01thied with a badly inflamed and vary
vote eye, so tm4h so es blase sight entirely for eboot
'bre e month., with very little hopes of ever reeevbring
the, vet; and but a slight prospect of having It re
lieved or We eorenro; my attending pLysictan:was
ozone...earful In tasking a sure, or In giving relict,
and a ghrded me GM Mlle encouragement. I hoard of
We retro:cum abont the lit or April, Ho, and gave
It a mod: tip resell is. the light le restored and sal
eyes well, except a little tender at weak when I p
oat in the suit. ANN IRELAND.
Mansfield ea., Cincinnati, May 94,1e.A. '
S. S. Lorton-131r: I have been afflicted with Piles
for wen years, and have tried other remedies, without
permanent veld; until I heard of the Pcirdleato. i
have rived only one bottle, rod think I am entirely
eared. I rPeOeuttene it vo all who are afflicted wadi'
Piles. there known it to be good tor sore eye. ;
Cincinnati; May sq 1830 . 4C. OAHU - 1130M
Bor sale by Keyser d.MeDowell,l4o.Wood street;
It II Polls., bl Wood sl.; D M Carry, Alleghenreim
D A Elliott, Allegheny; Joseph pnalass, Allegheny;
also by 'hi roprir t or, a.
lP /4..
114 • Ctli floSid•eo , Mit tb PiDetlllgh
°Coo of 041 a und Ponno. 14 R. Co. Tll,d 84
eirmugun, Juno 150670.
Tna Sor.kbolders or the tibia and rentutylianla
Ralf Road Company am hereby notified to pet :be
Myth Instalment of fire dollars par glare, at the iiittee,
of the Company, as heretofore, on or before the XIA,
day of June next, sad the remaining tjst.xlmsitta
83 per 'shim, on or betru the JOth day of mieb tae
eeedm; mptt, mild the 'Thole ao paid.
vat k l .i3XSEit, Jr, Treasurer.
• Improvements u aotletq.
DR. STEARNS, late of DOSirnlaa POW
manefecturc and del llotx 'pars . 111....1;tu t0
/OW, upon 61,011.31.1ur Atatalpherao Suction
Tootaxcua CUIXD 1F1V1Z10072% Where the nerve is
exrased. Mee and residence next door to the May
ors c Ince, Fontih
Rana to-4. B. 11 , Frolden.F. U. Eaton. jig,
mscouneuz norm irtsTiTumroßie
CITIZENS'-
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IT. GRANT.
rilitiS COMPANY Is now prepared to Maitre all
J, kinds of risks, on hearer, manufactories, goods
merchandise in store, and in transits, reascla, &e:
An ample imaranq for the abtiity and Integrity of
the Institution, is afforded In the character of the Di.
moors, Who are all old.. of Pituburgh, well end
favorably known to the community for theirpradence,
Intelligence, and InlegrilY ,
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Inter, Jr., Walter Ugash !lath D. Wag, Edward
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mu °Meet Monda”Woduoadays, and Pndays; at 8
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gdSTEILit-WALT. PAPER at lower prier., and at
quality ioporior to Loy LIZIIIICILCINted to this sat
o; =or opomag by W tdARSUALL
1/10 Wood ot
coBawro6-4t c.og. b..t quality, for sale by
Jyte &LAT/111M8 & CO_
j!t_st nrrived fat
WATT & CO
Nrg i i? b itClLEß til I p . 3 brl
t mart d the r r us e r.lo
. O_E LD fkIiBO4,O'4.PIE,TALI:4" W'r:be.nal•
am.. et d ivala fine al HvgriTlALucc C O
IP .>irß Lawrie PI.
.11 , 11 R V SALT —n bags ine b Brdt yy ror dam, or labia
'84111"-"."tteetved
f." w ta breLl3ll o aco
11Ar#CIIEltEL-31*; brls No .7;
ALL LO VW, No3,Justree'd for sale by
JAMES DAIS ELL
10 Water at
1111180LIIITION Or PASIThISSIMP.
up. partnenklp heretofore existing between the
T
sabscribers, under the firm of Neeb &Neagh - .
•wa• thls day dissolaed by metal consent:' The ball,
nen of -therm arm be settled by Mr. Mueller, into ,
ease? of Neeb &Mueller who Is ast th orizea to ago
the name of the firm in se ttlement. •
WM/ NEEII, • '
N. P. 141JELLEit.
DIVIDEND.
Office ofirillaborgh Gas Company, •
81141850..
Wilt Trustees of the Pittsbarab (las Company have
this day declared a Dividend of Geo per cent for .
the last Nix months, on the capital etas k paid in—pay—
able to tee etoekboldete, or their legal reptreentatoree,
et the old= of the ore, ks, lorthm_ -
lye • dANIFS CIIHISTY, Treasurer.
--
— DI VIDUND. ' •
rTUIE Directors of the Pittsburgh and 13rialonidknIng
.L Company, have this day declared a dividend of
wren dollars per share, for the last al. raentlt.P.Y .
able at tho office et the treasurer. on and after the S
of Lague; Proximo. CllAltkr...3 AVERY, Pent
Joy d. Iwo-4)l;We' • •
hhd. N. G. tlogaG ,
Rtes Riot; ;
G 3 hf chests Y. H Imp. O. P. Tea;
33 do Black Te;
40 caddie. Y. IL. Imp h G. P. Tea;
40 Ink and bf Ws 8 oloratos;
Re b .Pipes; ,
10 de Starch;
5 do N 4 3 Corms 511111., for sale, to
C II GRANT
closlkby
INltw BOOKB
AT HOLMES LITERARY DEPOT,
Third street, oPpost i the Post • Olhee. rt
ar,d
DIFIATARn,Y.go;k°' - .Pm — .
Poston Sholispeare, ho 19. ,
LittelPs Living Age, No 211.
Hunt'. Merchants , Magazine (07.10 y.
Mooting Can. By Nre. Ellie—carte 11 and le.
Won; Review for Joly.
Demoondie Review for July. • '
Stronger & Towneend's Now Weekly Miscellany—
elite all rents.
Helper's New Monthly klogardne for July.
Holden's Dollar Mega:lee for Joly. • .., .
Old Oak Chest Be ei. KR Joules. On
D 11 ULL'S SARSAPARILLA — do:admit toed for
JU solo by IL IL SELLERS
hs 57 Wood lit
COU LIVER 011..—Nre white Jo'[ fresh ju recd
for bide by [7yBJ .14 E. SELLERS
HON SARSAPARILLA-1 bale small roll: jos ,
JUL reed for sale b Mtn ,R. E. HILLIRS
EXICAN ISARSAPARILLA—I bale for sale 41
M
IL E. BELLERB
GERMAN IMAMS&
NE cask very fine fresh German Francs, jest bal
k./ pond, for sal% erholeute•or veld, by
ire WM. A. AlcCLUlto VA Labe ny st.
PEAfIL — l7 casks lasi received, era for sale by
JIB WICK & bIeCANDLES.I.
v . f r y Asu 7,; , . : [gas FIRt W . .1A1,4_,E11?1 , ..1i!!:,..tar,.91.
nUOCOLATE-.8 No.!' Fresh Chocolate,
neciTed, and for sale LT
if' WICK & tdeCANDMS.
SALERATUF.—Z t e o as u k . s Salzetsts, i.,
pets just received, eau tot ale by
ild WICK t McCANDLESS.
G . ROUND PEPPER—GO boxes Pare Grimed Pep
per, for sate by •
iya WICK t AIeCANDLESS.
TAME BALT-14 beers Table salt for sale by_
. 48 WICK A NeCANDLMB.
Cam CHEESE-1P boxes Crean Meese, Ws
day seeelved and for rale by
/ye WICK &MeCANDLI:63.
vur R. CHEESE-0 boxes W.B. Cheese, Meth ,
E • ed and for sale by
Jye WICK • NeCANDLYSK
STERINE CANDLLF-311 boxes Sterlne Candies,
very aeperier smelt, to Ws by •
WICK
10IIN BROOME-113 deX. foe vele by •
j7B WICK & MeCANDLE39.
pl . tilt y PPLE Cllll.lr—Jut reesived arid for
Jptl WM. A. MeOLURG & r•
QIIII3
MITE Sanitary Committee of die City of •Pitisburgit,
have made an arrangement With the flay. Passe.
• oott.of A tertty, to plane CHOLERA PATIENTS In
ins hospital, elm meet to Laearrilla. They have also
app.:mated Dr. Comma& tba•Filllt Wald, City
Paymelan. By order ar Sanitary Committee.
A. LILACS, Chalniesn.
/ono MAZDIL Clerk. • ' I Prdlar
CA:3I , LE %At'
118 wm A. MCCiAiRri A rO.
Di 7 APPiv.,Htot remained and for
rata by' JOHN WATT d a:7
isO LtherW at
FISII-66 Ws new WELIta Fio;.
311 bra. Lake Troia; , •
z: bras Late Shad;
fatale Nu I Herring;
10 Fria No I bilateral:
FO lif ale No* do, la 4 reed rind Cat gala by
WI • JO/ IN IV Art b. OD
IVANTZD, ,
A6llllila de hokterork. A permsi ant end plea
um mutation ema ho Lena oily vplyityt kt WI
-vice. : • syldif
s uNoßiEs-3U 1 , ; . :5r:2r .„,; .
tole. Biro;
Ito do: Cain Miami
-60 brio y.aegat ; etare, On sale by
JOHN WATT t CO
INS EU!! 011.--1000 pals warranted pax. for sal
J_,4 J SCHOONMAKEIt tpl.l
jrrr , 14 Weod at
br
4 1 7 8 . 41(tVrAt e R b I CO
OILS—I can Oil Wimergreenr
can Oil Ilerro row;
1 can Oil liarsalrsc Just reel for .ale by
11'6 ' . 1 SCHOCINMAYER &CO
FLOUR -39f Wit in:core and for sale by
STUART le SILL
ne 1111Wootret
SOt
i t - 7 100 tali 'Or eilel by
sivA '
wr
smt,
+ , I‘IOLASSES —S3 bola In Oak and Cymee Agrrel
IN/ to close conall ErrynaT fr. 811.1,
br.s crown in istoro: fof $.l. by
%./ J 7 6 : t•TUAIIT & BILL
INDIGIi-I elroan F. F. nom and fornala by
I'
it 6 • SMART & mILL
BitrXiMS dos jar% received for able b 7
ird STUART ft 9144
BUTTER in birrelo, box:co, and trotki, /Urnbby
sTunara SILL
G "6 11f1
lye.
14 for sato
DArING-10e13 h, • ATUART & SILL
AIM/ and far sale by
y ,g ili j .:;v : iue
e,. =ART & SILL
to 181114:N7
,e• lreaz
asst,
ADARE of,l
irl i F"a"Mt
• Addr. ll,;ittOT
IT4:•l2re
TjlitilBll--2 cads NW received to day, a auperlor
j aiticla,aultable for retailing. width will ba arid
low for ea.., by 8 N.WICKERSHAM
4 Cot \ •NI and tiLarh at
OCtr4AVRIXEIStiIiP•
.
ThS. BathiWile& Bent; F. latiirare have this
Sayatamlated themeetrce gaoler the firm of Dar.
hrkdge & inittrata, to trammel a Wholmele Grater!
arel General Commtulon DcMeese, le the house lately
oceeptell'hy Burbndge, Wilton R Co, Ile Miff
Ptmaerea; Jelly I 1e59.--iya
: •
Iran rartoorohli heretofore extailtt4 between the
A subscribers. en er toe lirdi of ilorbridge, Wilson
to Co., was this,day dierprod 0) motool emment.
The total:lmm of the fain orril be mated byl. author.
bridge, or Wm, Wilson, Jr.,elthet of whom le
lied to goo the Dame or the bow in II o eidadon.'
. . • • •
J. W. DURDRIDGE,
WM. WILDON, Jr.
LYON, suon& & 40
Pitt•burgh, July 1, 18.74.—iyi
NOR 111.1111191',
A. L1,1:".°11° 13 . mm00,"7;.r.f exxl, 4 .'•,Pg 92,12
with gar fining. Lintrance on 21jkot swum "'
174 • , L F. D. GAZZA,III.
DIVLDkgD:
•.- • -
Office of tits Allegheny' Bridge CiatopaltYil
rittabatob,Jalylet,lB.lo.
gill . President and aliwagors of the Cowpony for
erecting a Dago over Oa Allegheny River, op
pante Pitunorgh, in the Corenty of Allegheny, have
Wu day deolarod a dividend alone dollar and *events
cents on each skate of tin capital stock, wending In
the Tinian of individuals on the books or Ihe'company,
out of the profits of the last six , menthe, which will
ha paid to stoekholders or their leaal repreventadvee
ronhwob. (tyll JoliN ItAlliNNl,Treamrer.
, .
4 naanoVAL.
ALIT"?7II?'"'V 1 1J.hr ,gotrl....lCls Li la!
mint host Smithfield atreel, to hi. old mend on tho
cornsr rf Wood street oat /Nomad 'Alley, (second
nosy) eV. Patrick& & F, lend'. E{ebange liffieeser.
trine b00:M.02 Diamond Alley—Where may be found
• large and fashionable Assortment 01 irate and Caps
at rmtheed price., wholesale and retail. •
llsts maths to owlet. l• Je21341/kw3eaB
pentagon Dry Goods et nall'Prio I. •
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
WAL L. ItULSELL, Blgn of the Dth Dee Hive, on
Merkel envie, between Third and Faufth.wlll
continuo willing those Damned Dry Goods, on, ed
nesday,deiy da,and swlllecaunue hoot day lo Aaiun!
all the deluged goods 1119 1.0h1:. • Thew good. arg
lightly damaged by water, aad will be offered to cub
purchasers at less than half the original cost.
Oar miasmas cowmen and tbe puoll6 tu general
will plead mill BOOTS anathema bargains. The goods
wens daunted by water only, and many of thsm will
be (nand almost partheL Olken of them we will sell
at Ouch toy rite. Please remember the Non,
No Of Market streel, between Ti led and Fourth '. Me
of the Hie Use Ulm, where no cub customer wild be
sent away reboot being perfectly amide* •
All oat mail whl be opened for retail trade en ties
occasien. tii3dlre •y . WM. L. liginaug,,
- • CO.PaRTIIIIMEUIMP.
I 11/01E. di), asmalate4 wi th . me Mr.- H.
the Wholesale o:octry I and Prodime
Ml,inet.; the ry le of Ike firm wal-b.r.e. Colbenson
& •
ti
3 i
A. CULBERTSON
' A. couorrrsoin EL IL - Avalma.
A. CVLIBICILTION &CLOMI9II,
lITHOLMALE OHOCKII9 and Conuniseion
cheat, Dealer@ in Produce, and Pitniburgh
Mumfactuie4 afteles,1 9 3
el: pitteburgh, Pa.
if 3
j LIST •• • V S doien Ue lilJeVttt leUIW Lot'
Kattipaapy gator male by J-XIDD a W
:4 4 1 1 : WeP4
P. W.-G . .
PATENT DIES -FOR SCREVPS.
issmsraislmassm I, tem,
THESE DIES ha'aing been adopted mil highly approved in' all the piquelohl_ shop; in New York
sad Philadelphia aiNI now offered to manufacturers, inarhiniers; ship ImithsAe., With the - utmost ecir.
lidence, ns the mOct.perfect &Vide Inure( cr cutting FefeWlf.. 1
Their superiority ; over soy oiber Dies heretofore • used, vacates 911 . their cutting la rzaract
sco.w, whether c s % qu i d . rh,ecd,bp onctpotaing over the iron to be cut, Vthich trquire c o nnteigymit
or
; previous prepaialkur, 'ha the' dies cut the 'braid put of th e solid itonorithout ralsing it the least;
in their greater durability, rapidity, and perflutiun of work; and in thea : simplicity and Ii de liability
• •• • -
•
Pathanzhnita, AM. 17 t
This la lo certify that we ham parelased hoer P.
W. Owes the right of sang Ids patent Dies for list.
Deg bells. In ear opinion, - hie bin ant comb supe
rior to gay others we are angasinted Into tar the
purpose of tatting balm
• J P MORRIS fit, - cu.
I'magnianna, Aug. 21.4fdd•
Baring bed W Gates , Patent Dies in umr to ear
establirbutent for the lest nine months, for malting
1..1..wit 0= id STC77 respect recommend them in
the highest terms, awe bare laid all where own,
they beteg to for separinr—considering themls Der
cent. cheaper than enlejleiscr , ,, I .
. Pto.o WO*CII.C:INC:
Maw also by • • .
polialcs‘Vorki,
Reese & Aohley,-Itoebestert ;
Roulett & Ce,,tiloceester,
Heywood &Snyder, RebrytksliCrsintyv
Silsbee*. hew York;
Nogg & Delumuter uPtcycl up'
~ . 11 K. Donham * Co, Net. Votlri - J.
, Iteemesda Co, JdonuMent FYuke, Bali,
Van Caren, Rochester.
Mau & Ayres New York;
A 11... Work. do,
Peue & Alerphy, do; • '
West Point Foundry; " t;;
-
j Norris C Ilso r Philadelyhia; ,'• • ,
A Jenks, Brtedesborgh, Pat
I , NValwortll.**Nl9olh Roston 'end NOW yerli; .
Lowlill Machias *hop, Lowell;
&mattes's Co, NanebestoriN II; .'•
Lyman & Satchel, Rooth Bonito,
and numerotur *them
Nol htselane,'lo ale din & ups fri to 2 lit pt 4 rntti .
tid9 do 8 t : do, .0 to 1 i Orley rich
103 dos.:, . '
.do'.3, pelt. 1130
All orders addressed lo P. W. title.. Chicano, ti:
11. Hanson,New York . , R. D. Mershon Ir. Co, Pada
iriaohia, so b . 11.11. Scot & Nons, Dit -4
Oilinsisea °mew 'W .
s's/nearer,e.. for the
ond Tape, wi.h for ..;.„,
I have parelassod o f W Scovillt thc Coiled will meet with prompt en g em...,
; L aths, the right to moo In ill the menet; sod sumo. Chaise,Mir/ 3,1850. I.4. t ecm
•
• •
This la to certify that wa have purchased the rmtht
to ate, and adopted In cur bnanows, P W Gates , Pa.
tent Below Crater, which*. Wahl, .pp , o , . We
oan do mach more work, and we hellcat, It will oar.
p,,,,,, I n ambility and precision,. mach as economy'
of later any disc known to us • • • •
1010111118„TaSKER t hloaale. ,
Parisi:ll sta,pthmoutb,toth day, IE4B. •
•
Naw Vous; og. 10,184 9.
Having adopted P. 'W. C. tee,"Patent Plea" Mr tot
ting bolts m aro tato plenum in raying, that it more
than &a en got . eiptetlliolll, and have nO Isoita
tion In giving it as oar opinion, that ft fu excels any
other plan In preunt ase for outflow bolls. '
T P SECOR .Ic,ca •
Wd - have P. W 'Oatee.Patellt Dies" for tutting
Screws, and the economy of mink them Is vu very
cormideralnot. that we loot upon them as 'lndiPP.Ma•
ble every establishment Lavin any quantity of
IdeCnNtrdlCF., OGDEN S CO,
Cultist, May 10,1849.
GREAT Asiaaaos.is .r.saimiescaigte
MID MIOCIIANICIAL VVOILIG, •:'
TOT PUULIAITRD in medium folio, 73 cents to , „„ ~., R „,,,,,,,,.„„.. ~.... _ _
____
_. .
tl subeeriberz, One Dollar to non anbeeribare. Tfl'“' '."'''".7::..."........ .0n1914a.. ,
Cart Art.a...spetimerns of the Stove, Iron and ; ~ j ,vii.bling. Bibb . ,
~,,
1 .,
TohherliridB 9 ., Vl•dmul , T... 94, C.' , ...U , 5.t. I.loD,ty .iyenroir, July 9, tatanstat Orintartd ,
ot the United States Hail Roads: , BiGeOrto..lllr l N litevr9.,'the eriginel and well known tlArill.i ~
An,b,u,,,t,,ed Cad Engtneer.• - - -
._,_,,, e.1.14 MINSTRELS, Authors of thsir own Melte-,
The gre!!pi past cont,lns boootifelly eVAeI" t • Oldest Codipm9 Inplitellee,Orraniztd July ph,
.___
___,
.ate ora.
plum, e orations. end CCIiOIII of the Timber Bridge
ttbree opens of inti, .d one • ap. of Ind.fieo welts
the Delaware et Paw Mill Rift,. Um line of the Neer
York and Erie Rail Rend, with rpeelbeatlone, esti
metes, do. • ,
• N. IS InWho the Memel OM) Pert are Olsen FP.OI
- Plates of the Arriernix , for .TheoreUcal and
practical Treatise on 'Urldge traibling, Ye?, emulat
ing of plan., elosatlena reed..., and details of a east
iron oblique arch 130 feet span, amiss Fairfield street,
Manchester on the line or the Menehester and Pit
itilaghom left. -Also, a specimen sheet of tholetter
press of the Arroania, with ao ion . ..tory article on
stie *pithead. of Hoe in !tail Road structure*.
.it Is await that eras a great. dealt:trestle, and
must prove of great benefit to the engineering profs'
aion generally, and especially to the tyro in practical
engineering and coechartical•knowleeser In .tradi it
stokes us that It would require yeses or labor ant
patient toll on Jo put of a yams engineer top:sleaze
Ilia drawings, and collect the Information that will be
embodied in due work, .4 urn now be procured for
the trifling suns of SO w-(sdinctallie Anieriesm,.filareh
tin ervenecilon with thle subject ((roe Rail Road
toMr. we tale
a n d to call attend., again
to Mr. lroggan's saleable and expensive peblioanori,
exhibiting. drawings, with. tall descriptions of the
various mone, Iron, and wood bndtres, viaducts. tan
eels, eitiverts, do., of all the rail roads in the tinkled
tunes. Mr Roggen is an accomplished architect and
civil engineer, woo eagle frond Ireland to .hiscount,,,t. exert,. ha profeation, bat finding rail road een-
Istramion here, In lone! respecui, t Um:a from that to
ie .. h o ieh he had been accustomed an Europe, be applied
lmselt to the Undy of oar spleen and the Mina of
Is researches and lareaUgatione embodied is this
rt • are well esicalued to meet the egigereles of
engumers, and to assist drattehtamtn, bridge bidders;
tneehailes and stadentaa-.[N.. Y. Jeamal of Coro.
Meta, F. b. 11,1E10
1D Pablished by GEORGE DVGGANi.3OdDIe.d
-' way, New 1 otk, to whom aU communlesuons should
be addressed awl subscriptions _forwarded. 1k4341.
lIS owaen of 1D emit. Peoriligs, and a locer
.1. Hollow Wire will please on leeward, prove
property,' and toke ti them sway, or they will be sold
according to law, pay charges. H GRANT
ir3 .. t 01 Water at
.1. H. MELLOR., :11Tooct•nnste, btu !tared rho
• Tab rig ..ireto Minim ' '
0 1 22::rig " . ' d ' Cso
thee. Blasehe !Open, floret thee. When other Moods
amend tbec The 'cot beneath the hills., Wen thod !
bat mine. S i
as ALaurie—Seenth The Whitt
—words by il Coot, ants - is by. Sutphen Glover.
Thou bestwounded the spirit that loved thee.' The
Grave of Weskit:won. The 'lrish blether% 1.A40144
Old Beztonitossel. lie doeth things, well- ,
WoedoaV Widow klaehiee—Rmsell. The Maio
of my ma r—liatehinsons. Low boa:ode:a—Lover
Ellin Wo set—um:pier. ~ T he Matto Bell.. Thd
Bridal or Weddioe.Polka. Jenny Lind's Aramican
r.ik. Lim' Polka. Scree American•Potka. Tip
Top American Ponta. La" Bello. With:tore. Polka.
Jenny Lind Polk. The Oriel.. Soottfith Petite—,
Julien. Salutation Polka. }lin .Polka. Josephine
Polka. Smooth Polka. Resansol Polka: The Pre.
phet Quadriller—Aleyerbeer. Jenny Lied Quadrilles:
The Wreath and Daisy Weltur—fen thweol. The
PIM. Drover Boy—vonatiot soy Curny. Monulnenl.
Sow:. from Howe. Wrecker% Daughter, conciliate.
Louisville March and Quickstep. Wood
riar fer (arra t hula. lier.ord , s /Rai
f
ClAclagosur, and Cur sale by INI C4l ..
1.V2 No Oa 'Woo sucit
110Tlei -
THE Annual of Stockholders' the
I lambs ans Ohio Telegraph Cosapsholl ln " '
agreeably tr Chatter, ctiThaniday, thr• lat Hof
0t o'clock, - A. K., at the Centhe_„ - •tr:
Chestnut at, Pittiadalptia. s' No ".
nine Directors to- aerie u f.L" , :rze r Lco nn e.,, , ili n
Umlaut saehother business to
m
e race Ling. By order of the p,,,lae
bleKEle, Seem ' aryTh,
Vl"'nab** Aropirty ter Bale. 7- 7
GREEAttLY io the but win' and testameni - d
the late Teese, deemed. The. se..
•
•
srri refers for eale,oa very accommodative toil
either th e whole or a pan of p reentry beton&
In the estate of Ad mild tiVen. Teem, Situate on thy
west Sian of Hanel etreet, adjoining th wAllegbeny
Bridge, consisting of 7 three story houses, two of them
grassy new, pleasantly siteated end In good order.
Also, foetal live lats.( groundadiOnlng the above
sold entire .or divided, as may mouth* perehisera
Also, sitheral lots le as borough of Lawreneevilla.
As the obieet of the We is to Invest the proceeds
for the benefit of the lithely of the descried, the greater
portics. of the purchase money can be retained for
sisteenyeart. •-•
This propene presents w favorable orpornmltycor
nap one wanting a comfortable Unseen easy terms.:
910 LET—Oaa of the boo Inuttea Will be vacua to
a good Jetsam at a veal low nali, • • :
Forfartkat. InfotatatiobntY ..,!
Ir R AY ,Atiloye Executor
at to 9 JON% Drama; Libert,:6::
A. WIGKIA6A.-150..
EXCH'ANG'E BROK ERS
B. E. Corner ff 21 4 and liprrist •
:APE. ussortaio.m.
J. Plasay, Jr., • , A
Agent for the Penna. .le7e [u re 0114.
P it i rel% & Me rgtT l 4 h" : C.'="ar I.4 f '
Pmphlet.. aria all necessary anuminalion,
Malik tonna twill be fernisbed. -
Llestmadvean insure thew lives for the benefited
Wale wives and childrcmcrednorethe Memo( the,
The whole • oriints, of Me Company -are divided
among the holdeis of Life Policies.
The dividends of the puttmoyrears hairobeen
elob
typereenLeethyear. jeMa,
WILKINS HALL,
TOURTII STREET,. PITTSBURGH, P. 11..
•
Ttllt3 eteanineent ertetlishetent being now corn -
glued and ready for busintre,thepropriewrwauld
maternal); solicit a share or peblio patronage.
Ile eons by giving hie fell atientlen po the blismere:
to make the house a pleasant and 'condonable, resort
for the colems of Pittsburgh, end for the, eountry
Goal adendurts will be in waiting, surd every a_
en/an made. to. render the establishment wonky the
countenance and sepportof RR Intelligent eonterenny .
The TWO SPACIOUS BALLS, tined, tor Paseo.
Concerts, Lecture, Bails end potato nacelingeortil
be let by the cremes or 4eck, on as libentl terms is
any °Merin the city. . , „
The DAR and RESTAURANT. equal in style and
beauty' to any I, the.world, will be kept
, fed
With to Wines, Choice Liquors, Cordial., Portant,
Ales, and all thetee I, light, rotrobnients of th e season
reeltrY. thou, Heti, Scrap, Clysters, ..mut Pasts,
served up In the beat style. •
'rhe DININO and ICE CREWS SALOON,brtog oo
the toot Soon, and easy of access, alit be coastantly
attnPlicil wilhall the Luxuries mid De:Made. of Me
'MOO; and almovithsuchltubstatulila es ihenuakeU
Boarding by the. day . ,•wesk, of year. Doinenter
Suppers for India/dials or parties, tureasSed peahen
1:1011[C.
ficrdlectied with-Weir f. jeL Nd6nll the city
be saophed with veittshmants oral! kite. &tiny hoot
cc. the -' •'
Goal Stabling and an extensive Lerg Establish
went Is t veneeted with the IfsiL •
lUtnner at I o'siselc Breakfast sad Ica attho tonal
Kuwait° for Wire to tho lee Cream =A ;Stilts
50.% Pio VI Smithfield street. •
iede‘dlf K. 11. VAN RENI
IS .. AOS'ERICAN 'ROUSE, .P 3,10
nos ..
• ztim Lairar, PrTptsetar, -' ,
. .
_ _
__' .Pidlie Syttant,HalUdayshirch,Pos. :
r_IENERII4 STAGE, OFFICE—Two Iftily Liner
‘..)l' of Stegas for alO F.out tad Wen; IJsci the War,*
Bugs }enmesh!. houie. . 1617:,11.
BIDWELL &
VOIIWARDING 11,Cali AST Be
GUirisP, Pa. Paitiii Rine Pat OPisii'
Having permanently located at dud platol.ts new
arid substantial 11.0.4 roosted to le
odors and forward promptly to all poirdsoo dot firer.
and Sandy and Beaver or Ohio Canals. 1.1&11o.
alums, lan* 1.3.—te18
Dre .7.lllaaosits Sarsaparilla,' or laddicia
Panacea Said Blood Fodder, ~ .
HAS beta extenelvely.aged tbr RS yearsp i ihy
Doctor 'in. an extetietve
dently rtAllsodlended to the pee. , oo
totputida• of Be blood and general rhenegy.,
tuna, yeyepaie, omit ' s, btonctite, dtoyey;
name. ergot:lend raw. etooPlolota, ober'
costal Berates, bloom, sore* or otelPhoca, But dle.'!
woke,* the Ala, Mich*. • notoS‘ooPloPttot Shoff
Br Cu impolt/ea dike blood. st teonolty vegetable,
enamor be Wee coder for clt ooo ltitaltece erhjyyy,
Da oaten.. potpaged by SAIDOBL, 1111.11111 Ell, 888 ,
h a . y„,, saM , wholeitala and null, by.
11 B (SELLERS, •
j el? W Ms ntlalugh.
DIL 3. J. MYERS am hts prormional 'minty
to tha c lueetta of hlnneberer ano
ofllee and , resideace, On the pfeaent, at Ita aedithi,
in Plmebester. teußedinkly ahoy° the U. S. Marine
1e19.1.11n, !
fiTiatt4-4 1, c►u. City 'Coxed
reetind and tar ale by
JtV W. nuusucu
ries Suds? tits suiieMsic 'aids rilsPari
Gsise`PatentSiiesnmcvtz mad. P. V.
bftd trod "*" .4
fa ergs arsenals, sad
to and eseellent
• ~4 TLIXOTT, Osilasuce.
,
• L-Ildacitt ailtallediasn Dotes, - 't .
Wastosavos,...ege. trig.
Contaidellni Gloat' Planted DephavanXte r.
tibirbetemp Oil metal io be • •sidable One,; have, by
I netbority of the Honorable Secretsay a the hNayy,
purejlated of, the lounney• the r.umwe, Wm. H.
Scoville, and Panntel Newer, bap the rinht
to
tusks
and am said loaprovesen: tot the Navy.
J9SEPIi Bairn f,Dhlet of Dime..
AMUSLNENTS.
lb4o, end traire malty sehnewiedged te'eacel ail ri,ai
E ompanies; *hose Concerts at the Sectary Library.
Yorl, for three handsed successive melte were
' noted with ti patronage from the elite and fashion
Oita metropolis, anprecedented by Say ether tam.
fn esistence.bery leave to' announee to. the -
lit ee and gentlemen of Pittsburgh, t h e they wall
hove the honor of mating their *ocean appearance ae
abve, On 'which erasion they will tetrad Dee a very
anfeetive plearamme of TIMER •OWN ORIGINAL •
RUSH; Operatic Burlesques,' TYroican bliusteste.
pa/lexica Leeleiclo,NOw Glees,ChO rase., he
Deere open et 71 o'c , ecif,Performance to commence
__ .
el /fUralsalen ets. .
.)) oaf GEO. iI.Y.IbIBERLY, Manager.
,
TITTSBUBOII MOSIUE LECTIIBB ROOl1 1
APOLLO. inua.-voewrn IT. / 7.
•
brEN DAILY, - 'fort` 8'4. .11. till 10 P. M.
Ad rolsilonastula had Lecture Reem,43 cents;
Resernd seats, 14 torte ern: ,ir. ' ,
•
11111, PITTSBURGH, -
137 L 130 Wood - Biros*, above linfitt.
t or terms. apply to .
-• jOIIN 'A •FITZSIMONS,
1^
.11GAir. ' ' - IV Woad st.
NEW. RIOOKS I, ,NW.W BOOKS I
.ttillolvute , Literary Depot, Miird strea,opposits,.
tke Post
• 1 - OVOCIN Ali Sound for Ude, ..-
.1../ LittelPs I.. 1•114 Age, No TAP.
Moktis' Dollar hart
for July. • • • ~
1....ig rood for Jam. , •.i _ - ~
The Yee
of
',Cedarri Or 'the • Idallyr. „ try Peres -
A Kit , sgh . v . erf 7 c Yo ri ms . 6e Fziendslop.
... ,
ri:tollal Fiel d , No
4 .
Ikl•Id Coppelteld, Nol4. , • ' ',
Noreel tionliui sr , the f:rieto In the CIFIDS.JII?_':t
Undroosed Irish:Linens.
Y BUR6IIVI.1) inv''to• the attention
IV'. of tetlyi le LT
erelit thew suply oreepe 111 A
rrlO 111• . '
wimerled. yore Flu, ineladhig • few pieces extra • :.
Tay' Bosom Linens. They hue alto reeel , rea It
. t . rcl of t
i f I t tl I 10 1 1
,111 ,, 1 71l I l! of oaperlot
, febne,7 y ll a of •
widow;..
Lianas sad ledigtoga. '
BUIBriFLF-ILD Pave received erlarge,
and Vi
k c Tar toria Edgilagr and Laces;
Loom Waft I"arcod do;.
, Itobbiair ' ^ '
Valenciennes do; I
andJ.
Figured and plainifetsf Black Shk.l4,ll.e.—to watch
diey mat the alto - 3113bn boycrs. JO' •
pIAAJB,-43 !lairds Partner ik Hirt% cam broad,
received and kr ode by ,
h 3 '• • $ ; t lIMIBAUGIt •
o NED pEAPIftli-,10: 6.i+ 'No 1, reed
pWe by bral Ste Vir II ARNA, ( S, -
8 0tc, .1811-11
• ••Ped.r." "ti: for ••le. by
-tIAIUMUUI.I
.13ACTIgNprize. Aao
, - •
41. r flamir Teeeive ' d en comity.
..i.E:y.l9LeygV, ,, - 21 si_LELkyLritAimn
g i ig A pl t- 9 : r 7 1 ;rn '
t i ,, 1 1 1 518- Ir. .w1;1 1 8 o 0 n uiti01 l ' ' '
e rZa
-11 113 I ' 1 7 '3V' : NV 11/WHAMUIt
WlNDOWi(ll.4.%)—tattas untried she' reosl.
for Reit by'; ljy3) W !SABRA-WU,
oRN-4:0 14stytika3nn.e ,o
4 for by
C
/1. 2 ; Sk AV 111ARIJAIJCII
ATA-11;0 ba.vt is.d and forasle W •
313 - • • & /lAEBA
QlrriVl/3T 17.113.1CC0-i Nn 7, Ott 121Allig
is 4 taw. by. 031', HARDY, Jegics a, CO
L ARD—LS keits treoll, :coodeod and for en`c by
. W 11
, 4o , ri n Ne - rom
d St
• Rooms —no doror for sale b
yy• •
' •• H. .. • ' II Joirristort
OTATG U . O . yln wig"' IV.— for
! 30IINSSIO2J
v Er; nirrrn in store and f;;sllirt:T -- ' --
-Ij_7:4 ' IW 11 JOHNSTON
(10:711i1P-OWRIT,Tii rilie - , Tnirfe
‘ S ' l3 - - - !-SA'agarDlCKAYontri°
BA . C')77l'ets'keiAtlme4
auto Raotaaerl.; '
J cage Aaserlad,.nayr from
.I.teamtrMllon,foreala by ISAIAH DICKEY k.. 00
. - • Water arid Frani in.
A LOOM bth CO; 02 L an,1 76 net cent, for eel°
by;l.l FAIII.4ESTOOK 1,0
ty3 ,- • r Cot. First& Wood gig..
J B1 3 ) 914725 Inti Conk Bkm'elVo 1 for ago
B A FA U NFSTPCK & irm
cAI ~..ymg. L __6 l fitiyd; for vale by
7.7 & I:ACNE...STOCK & CO
Irintat eft ik•cnd tals,foisalW
'by • rival • PAUNFATOCK
-.;
aatea
3 tanks Potash;
3 brla .
S 0 Dz. Cbeetn:
10 brio Flea and IVatat Prof t Paint;
1(0 heti:els Polnion
In core and for nale by j J 4 CANFIELD
DysTuri ••• KOS— a!t nrnve and (or
"LA at Nol*Libeny_streo....... •
2 hr!s Boston Gold Wnior Cruke.i
• 2 beg do ' Ilatteilliacoin
-
t brio -de - Bra-Blacint. •
J 3 • AVM A M'CLURO dr. CO
Etir3Sr--A snail lot of of Chet vo
Unrest received cud for WO by
- :IVA%. A MeCLURO h CO
iTZ Llbeny et
Btt=rll .-- t.l':,'bto.'d''ir.•o„t7tr,':gi.°L 4 .-•
by winch tans
is a llowed to aceamelate upon theta;
and catrunt Lastly awe. When
this
la the tare, the
breath camel be otherralre than bad; sad the persona .
theawthieted vet only taller front a - eoe:eliniatiese of
saebeling Atha , . bet are absolatelY dteearecabbs to •
ev'et, one they aPproaah: JULES HAUES:3 Piny.
PlED%oneacw.w . rooTit r.bsre ismt only a -
rented, NY bad breath, bet will ant the teeth and,
wee froorbeeorning diseased,. and aloe to the tenth a
brilliant salience,. Chart.] ut admitted by all ame:
tike 'perilous. to , be one of thegreatest disinfecting:
Vero.en tira ' r de u nti l lge l e d 4 i lts .P ir ' re n tts d tZjetl: u n ' tn,. " '
IRO - heretofore. has beta the - dilnetthy of gettion It
pate and tree freetteetisepanider The PIiftIFILHI
, CHARCOAL TOOTH PASTE entirely obviate, the.
!laeallY, ha the coal from which His/owned In peplae
cereal, turn in an into cylinder, and reduced IQ Cr
impalpable powder. • Tho other Ingredient. of Ha
r... a are *Oh *a bare reeesred the approbetion (T.
rue post 4i.i..l%titer DeAtal Bargeona,and ~,,, ~, bone.
finial • in:there effect.. Dy the Use Of •hale• Haves
Yolked Chareold Troth Pelite,the Moil diecolarecl
teeth arill,la *short time, uabilia
so n pearly whlteneu,
'and aponey au, becoaat Arai dhealth?. . - .
JULYS 111AUHt.. Fermat, r and Chemin • •
- In Cheilthlitstteet, WO. `.
Fm sale wholerala and retell, by si. A. p,,„ : ,,,,,,1 .
. kC6 „ and M . E. Weller., Plibibershi
no
'leas Sas.
I
ss Si. gent, and J. Ilitehell, Atte/then). c,,,,, p,,,, _ iys
-•,' BACON HAM,9-1
-13619pYlipe e.untl7 ease*
:••,(1 eut- do 3 a.; web,
Au EitEL-11:0 ban ANT. 9I
ea Ww'r
13' 3 1 ) :7 4 . 2 . 64"1/2_ Le.lTY'lth4r&
TlinG4rdittidrer , por'ef the eirref itirlsbaraf.
11 wight 2 2 12 N0r 1 0 1 11 otNarse far the sick, at
nay I. MI: Tesumord ehotacter 8111 be re.
alike& Aral:teat:ea le bereadd et Ibe etnee Ireenb
Mat 2 &mock =Mulder Ink inns
:Air ;der Of the al ett aneeranaa.
]ARE 'mar
Onto ern. Ca •••• — o 'l' end Age
PI 2 r ,att
kilrigs txi . Putebarsd.
A • A-11,1.5021 le CO, arc, now Ptcpantd to oder to
• public, their goods daatagatt by the lab tiro"
talmor which may be Mundt J:
Calicoes abghtly damaged' or ale; foraltodo do 2 to
rl evain gawps do, good uvles,ti u. l 0 cents; Moot d
tripod a ulna dgii i ozo i lloaarvle n rca do 10 to 111c.4 Cad:
td do 17 ...Par Cattalo
,Chia; half laical Onsbues Somtaltalt Coanter.
atom 1:-.1 do to mu; blooralug de Laluents to tea.
l'ojecoseawitk our otaalty buy* moelt-of Now and
ferfact Deeds at a great rtaattion hook tamer p.l
is r EYING tblxday taken George R. Mowry into
Ll partnenhip orbit me, din butane will hereafter
tae wiwitaeted b the name e(R Gard ft Co
Imam RICHARD BARD
=Min /Jan) foe°
ILAnD CO.
TltOLFTmilg and Metall &Ctrs In HWea, L.
P ' P tier - Morocco , Shoo . Mt n... Tumor.' cutCninOra awlTataon!ct,Nop Woad . /14.
)724.04
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