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Sioux Nom.—Tbi last Legislature, in its ads dm, did a sell foolish thing, when they gave us tidal:loml Legislitioe in relation to small notes_ A law spies thertireireulation existed previously, nutliklostly striegent to hare !mashed them, had tut its provisions been,wholly nullified by public opiilco. Small notes are necessary for the public eceveniestee, L and as the Legislalltre will not per mit our own hanks to tam them, the people adopt the nenbest substitute, thence, of the banks of emery &um, which legislate moll wisely . than our Own. Our Locofoco Solo= detehnined that the people Mallinot enjoy thisoormisiesee, if they eau help itibsye posed lair testrimions,phither more swinge= thso those proviimsly on the statute book, we do tot Istow, but which will wholly depend up on public opinion whether they ire enforced or . . The evil effects of this legislation are beginning to be sem, however, in the increased rate acts. :count which our Brokers have already put upon thew must, of Ban three to five per cent, although the low does not go into &feet until the 21st of An glia. Whether this rats is mercury, or, ealtwl for by the neeeetities of the ease, and whether it is not • higher fan reseanable,where there ore Co great fa- ctlitiettfer effecting 'salines; we shall not m• quire. Ons Wing, however, we think the people otPittsburgh ought promptly to decide upon, and that it is not to surer such a WT. upon their be If a stoma of from three to four I per mot. . _ is be endured upon the ordinary eurriney o the elty, the consequence will be, that our manufam rams and dealers generally will be compelled to advance their goods, and Ana litany injure the arida of the city. If these snaill nous ol other Sates, which now form the bole of our currency, eennot circulate among m, . 0 heretofore, and with out subjecting the holder loa mimics sham, there ' should be, without delay, a genet:deem:en of . ne uion,s resolute and universal determination, not to reeeiv. them under any eireranstaneesWert This would banish them from the community, and while it world subject to w all the inconveni ences of the Insured specie crummy, .it would - at !Cut MVO 113 rowan daily and hourly shave . Of from three to Live wont. Ravonstion or TIM Sr. Prres's Rive, Mime ,tars.-The St. Pan! Chronictr and Ilegiater gives aeeount or en Emission by the stewner "An diony Wayste,"nn the 2111 h ult., sixty mites up the St. Pears, river: The rem was made in eta hours. The chief interest of this achievement is, the par see of the "Rapids," the only impediment suppo sed,herstofore, to east in the navigation of the . Mitusesots river as far up as Traverse des Sioux, 120 mfles above the mouth. The "Wayne" is 10 tots burthen; 180 feet long, 22 1-2 feet ham; - A 1 2 feet bold, end on the oepasion in question, she drew 3 feat water. ~,The land on the !Stinks of the St. Peter'. isexcellent, and tail= with luxnrint veg. Tax Maxi= Terme Nae DrAD.—A late Faris piper unman= the death of Ito &ammo Twins. The editor of the New Teak Trthene, says he has' seen a letter from the twins dated June 15, at their restdenee is North Carolina, which said that they were in good health sad sphits, each haling jut :rewired an addition to his fatally, making Chang the lather of Ave ettildien arid Erg fair. This is pretty good evidence that they aro still lathe land of the belay. • Tan Cecrenr.—The - ninety well informed Wankiuroa earreepondent of the New York Cour mr, , “Tbe Cabinet tendered their • unconditional res• iguatien, through the Attorney General, Mr. John. son, immediately on learning that General Taylor had deceased, and that they desired it might take effect as soon as the erraagenienot of .President Fillmore would possibly permit. We learn also that no offers of „semi its thoisen• Cabinet bars yrs dean gunge to anY !lay and that to reply go all Inquiries, the President imps, will reserve my ,opinion mud I am prepared to set” lie is seeking and receiving. die sentiments of Whiga'6(all shades of *pinto., and from all are LOOS of ttm country. Mr. Chiron's resignation we. sent"to Gen. Ts lor by - Mr. Johnson, four weeks since, and was at once returned with a pressing solicitation Oat he would continua - 10 °trice. • hirmmoun—There seeins - 'to be no end to the northwmt portion ;of this dnarisbing new territory- Uovernor Ramsey recentlti, made ad etpeditima to the Chippeway country monad the head waters of the Misaimippi, and penetrated 'as far as Con Lake, about live hundred miles above St. Pant— lie found that on the &tinter& of Cam !Ake the Missloaarics lave fine (Midst& wittier wheat and thatthei.pulatons and other; vegetables look a. for• ward and thnfty slibMtt NW:- The detaclunent of troop.lwho went Hp from Fort Sailing to chastise, the refractory Wuniebagoes nte:iPliitied their. ennod without b/oodabed. Ile leaders in the Ea mune. were injured and bought to Foil Snelling. :rm. whole number of vesiets which have sailed groin tbelitluttie portico.: California since the grit disoeyery of gold in that region is 1,97; viz; 95 ships, 347 barques, WI brigs, 212, altuoncrs, sloops and 30 steamer.: • Mr. Stephens, 7 i'af Georgia, in behalf of hinualf and his friend, Mr: Toombs, "denies, is a letter to this Baltimore Clipper, the statement of this Mr. respeudiuit of the Philadelphia Builetin, that they Jtad used improper and threatening language to Gen. Taylor. . . Ax lactnairr or Tot Peratnetrr.—The acts and specetenthat marked the closing *ernes or General Tapia's life will d,xtlitlese be gathered op and treasured in the nkemory dine countrymen. The following anecdote is related of him, and whether truly reported or not, it certainly -Characteristic.-- The New York Mirror rays It to but a few &ye educe, when a detestation, walled upon blot to rem:serve s pi n et hi e icberat potato° on the shivery Telenet, sod to talk of dir unioa as the inevitable corteentrence of the admb• t ow of California at a free Nato, that he uttered these memorable words. —"Gentetnen " mid the President, "it ever the Asa of de-onion it raked witkin the border* of theme liaised :twee wbils I emv py rbe chair, I will plant the went and 'tripes t orespide of it. sod with my *Wm hand wrika tt down. itelet s um; conseelii my add teeth 'ablation sod Moon's line.- • 1 The steamer Al Paso, after an shicace of fity . eik days; one trip to the . l'ilkoor Some rivet, re. turned to . St. Louis on ars eAli instani. The Cep. taro ;upon , Out on 'be 2016 a pule bo got of hs miles skate the mails of Milk rivre, tains about Wee hundred and wiles gals go ;handl iff W Tante..,NOCk- LES Om= OF Sccce l idaretc—in the me of thedeadi of both the. Preside&- and Vice President of die United States, doting the term for which - they. were electeii, dth following ...I or Cmi g re #' P an; "IM'areb lot, 1712, eltsp. 9, enc. 9, provides for the “Be it enacted,&o4 That in case of a removal, 'death, tesigfiation, or inability, - both of the Presi dent and i Vce President of the United suttes, the 'President ado Senate pre tempers and in case there shad be no President of the 141211 e, then the Specter of the Home of Repretentatives for the time being, shall net as President of the United States, until the disability be remerved, or a Pron• dent that! be electedl . . . - - The Legislature : of New Hampshire adjourned sine die last Saturday;, after being in attain be trnen five wad six weeks. The Senate passed the following resolutiop on the slavery question: "Resolved, That New Ilinipshire yieldi to her brethren of no otber State in her earnest, uncalcu- Isung ter the Union, and will shrink from sacrifices necessary to preserve it hi that spl.it of enlarged patriotism. eonceraion t and fidelity to republican principles In which it was establish ed." .„ The Home pared a series of resolutions upon the tame subject, but no concurrent resolutions ap• _ pear to here been adopted. ' • Dating the semi= the tanizing capital of the State was IneressetinearliS3oo,ooo,by the creation of six new banks. VROIL WAIIIIIIIOTON. Corrupeocence of the Pittsburgliftaseue. liiltutclortotr, JOY all. I am mom and more satisfied that 1 4 resident Fill more has not declared himself upoe any important question of public policy. fdr. Seward said yes terday thakthe late distresaing.event had not advan ced the omnibus a single dale, end now we per ceive even its proprietors getting out and !eating it for other conveyances before the end of its jam ney. Foote left it to depots wasthown in his pro. posing ureadaceats which change its character, and cake It &nether mensure. Foote's proposition is that California theft consent to restrict her State boundaries so much as to permit a territory to be flamed withiui her proper limits, South of thirty six thirty, or some inch no table scheme. It is the Iditeouricompromise revamped and very thinly disguised. Bat es he only proposes to leave the matter to the voltmtnry consideration of California titer 016414 become iSiate, it would elect no thing should it be adopted. His proposed bounds 117 between Ten* and New Mexico, is the 34th ' instead of the 324 parallel. The introduction of these amendments so near the time appointed for a final decision upon the bill I indicates some vacilliation of purpose, .and the I movement affords grouidi for suspicion that he de since to Iftandoni the — ounnibus, sir which, op to this time, he has appeared to be a wheel horse. It is of little consequence what sort of a go—cart beattacii. es himself to. It is understood today that the present Cabinet officers are getting a lade restive ender the Presi dent's acceptance of th6r resignations. They &- SIM to surrender up their Departments Immo= for delay, whereas she President is ausima tbst they should remain artieondut the business of their respective appointmcati until he steel have leisure and convenience to preside successors for them. It is &Dodged, with greet proesbility, that Mr. Cor win has been earnestly' to taLis the State Department temporatiii; bat has ace onlp declined that arrangement, but bas refused to go into the Cabinet at all. Junes- Correspondent of thifluebelft Genus: Wtsontorert,inly 17, 8 P. 8,1. Continua,lost of the Creole—Cabinet. KID. Inert leaverig the Ship—Ounets at she • Cablesee—PlniTifobsett f i Groat !epeeists, —Faction In thollens*. • n The ministerialefffis continues.` This is the common phrue io which the quid snow to Euro perm politica, annositee • prolonged oneertshaty of the result of in! remarkable disturbance of the replier movements [of an adminharanam Oar erads continues, and:l am quite as much at a loss as last night to predict =lssue. One thing, I be lieve, is arranged: The present Cabinet will leave their plena ea Saturday or Monday next. It Is made that the current =routine business of the [several departments, may be carried on fora few day; by their chief clerks, who are all gentlemen of unquestioned talent. I say this, because there la no pwispect,ht this time, of a fall cabinet being selected or nominated within the time named.— Mr. MlCennozi has probably been resolved upon far Secretary oftbe Treasury. Beyond this,there really is no sufficient lesson for believing that positive offer has been made to any man. Unless a Mutate of eltrumstaects lakes plea, Mr. Web. tier will not go intothe Cabinet. There have been thoughts of Lath Mr. Winthrop and heave John Davis.' Mr. Vinton of Ohio, Caleb B. Smith. and &thud W. Thompsoci; of Is., have been named for Secretary of the Interior. Of coarse all of them =pot be chosen, mid, of the three, perhaps Mr. Smith most Le considered the man meat likely to meet the views of the President. As the eighth month of the ea-sloe wean away, there begin to appear some very Wet symptoms of the awakening of Congress from Its lethargy. In the Senate, Mr. Webster made one of his greatest %ember, Ut defence able course upon the Slay. eel Question, and In support of the bill of adjust. Meat or compromise. I choose to give this meas uke its aliens, for its . sponsars have reversl times changed its baptismal name, and bestowed others more metal= end tatting la their mend. For my part, I have not yet heard any more expres sive signifienuton than the Omnibus, by whlch.l usually deMpate ft. He was, in some passage& surpassingly elcquent ar.deolcom, and when those fine sentences were thrown out, the crowd In the galleries burst oat inn mummies of aupprened ap. plait, which the energy of the chair alone Fe• vetted from bgeoming general. Mr. Webster freshly aimed that his colleague, Mr. Davis, and many of their friends in the other Home, differed from him, and he believed& majority fifth., et. 13611 oftdausiatosetti coincided with theist rather than with him; bat he said his convictions ardor) , were clear, and beinust pursue the Weed plain Fichte:deb he had marked ,out for himself, end if be Called to be. sustained, he should console him. self with the reflection that no man could all too spin defen= of the constitution. There was an animated debate after this. . Mr. Clay alluded to the motion which Mr. Hale aid he should ceitainly make, to lay the kill upon the table, and iterate 4 the requesfto he permitted to ad dress the Smiato at larEe'on the 'object, and at his own leisure, is a general summing, when all the amendments had been disposed e 4 but did tot feel able to do it to day. Mt. Hale mad e euvexceediegly witty and humormas reply to that portion of Mr. Webster's remake int which he noticed the'singnlar conjoncuon of the free sailers and the extreme pro slavery man In opposition. to this bill. Ile paired Webster aid ,Foote, Clay and Can, Slur. goon and 'Mangum . , and so on, to the infinite aminement of the audience. This was all Wells ago, but when the Are eating Davis, of Missiaalp. pi, moo wittrtiumpet in hand, there was an rad to Lando, and tog words and strutting attitudes at once took their place.. • The {ciliation to day were that the Lill will be laid upon the table. Is the House an attempt was made to dispose of the case of Hugh N.Smith,F.sq claiming a sear u delegate from NeW Mexico.— The general debuts on the subject cased in come mince of the whole, at threeseclock ; bat though there won evidently large majority favorable to the admission of Mr.filutith, the Cutiona minority pot its will rat defiance, and by a most scandalous ibure'of the ire thmute speech making :tale, sue. ceded in firming an adieurament'Withont any ae- Com The will noun op Ayala to morrow, when there will be fierce a struggle between the inhmous [ faciloniste and the majority. Ifthe latter succeed , It will be a fimorable .sign for a more credltahlei ending of the session, than any body has =pieced. Allelic tativirtesally thrown op the contract for the pubtia minting, by discharging his wmkmen lure the tenth part ofthe'work contracted for matted. Ile also, In faet,declines to print the finer. nd orations and other preceediop on the death or President T l l lO 4 O ll the ground that be cannot do dui yolk well.. enough. This lea tat* shameful and diagoseerol ailr.b • rbot the denouement [scout beg which will, I think, noesetit and other pro• coedit:lP concerning "I/ Waling fraud In Its true light. . Jamas. • , Kunz OW ITS Lan reserorrr.—Goventor Hobbled communicated the intedtica,,co of the dt ath of OTSCISI Tatter to the Maine Loittletare DS Friday last. in happill worded moons. in which sectirred the following assage.,—. to the midst of a Ofills of OUT National Mart, which to causing our imuitutleas to tremble from their Ibundattors, and threatening the Tern mist e ace of the Union, it has *sea Hist 'who 'teeth en the whiriwted end Weak the storm,' to remove from our retest the limo sod Prtriot, to whose wisdom Old drmoati all reposed, and in whore jooteelgf welded." , the two bombe* of Me Lmhdature very ex... tenant r.solatioae were adopted, and a number at stleocm epesolumt made, ealosistio of th e de. poi/ 2'y..h-.....ccssv='+r?.»w..P.~:✓~." l ':asr.:r a ~~ . ~ti L ' :a THE LATE _PRESIDENT. I . . We have great pleiumre in pap:thing the roll !awhile just and landau ;notice of the late Pm!. dent Tinos, extracted tram a discount deliver ed In the Hall of the House or Representatives of the United Btaties,.tini the Sanday Wowing his death, by the Rev. Tuouss H. CLAIM. of Ball 011: A nation is threaded hi mourning. God, in His sovereignty, has once. More Muttered to distal,• point the hopes of zest, and, by circa national Calaitilly, to tat the faith of a nation to re bit ruling providence. Thenre lessonsuoght as in this sad bereavement, which It baronies us revel- Italy be heed. An honest and good coal has -beau removed; the honor. which crowed hi. braised the laurels which grace him in death, bear testimony to the . value which MCA put upon a airmen and trust . .. worthy . spirit. • , A resoluteand brave man (*gone, whose cow , age was tempered by gentleness, and whist, friends loved' , lam far more than art enemy could ham sire; his-bfe has taught us that the *tensest heroism ia contrasted with the most peaceful sell fit, and the hiltieattourag err' e with the most hamble A true and manly patriot is dead, who cared more for bin country than foe himself, and who cared lee himself only for his country's , sake; let the elevation to which that country raised him, remind us that there Ise power! of discernment ,• among the people, by which they detect the man ' who Is mostlikely to do them good service, and a reverence for sound Integrity which eosins to that Integrity its reward. • A. wise and prudent ruler has descended to the grave, who, had he liyed, would have li ved for his whore country, seeking to promote alike the beat intereits of every} section, and knowing no party but that of truth and right. Would to God that this Solemn bereueement might adieu the as- perities of political strife, and make us feel that we we are one people,that we ave one intemst,that have one histralir-licaveo• h in mercy grant that we may !aye one common . destiny to the end of the world! Our personal concern In these earthly *thing• will soon be over; but all the good and all the evil that we do lives after us. The words you speak, and then perhaps forget, may shape the destinies of coanttc generations Your actions and words, as well es your *eels, are immortal. Would that this thought might be written on Olen Ivelhlt end control the august deliberations of those who nor copy thew seats; Of him to whom much is given shall much be required, inthe perpetual - tribunal of euth, as well in the chancery of heaven.— Fostenty will situ judgment upon. you, accts. tend!, almost as elnitably, as Christ will judge you In the hut day. It is &solemn thong to die; it la a solemn thiag 'to live. Emmallissues are anspended upon 'this brief and uncertain life. As we sow we must reap. Every mita shall receive his own reward, just according to lila own labor. And the *cult meat of oar account with God and 'the world is not far Mt !Oat fathen, where are they!" In • few ahortyears we sha d all lie with them In that quiet region place where high and low meet to. gether. It maven comparatively little bow aeon the summons exams, if the work for which God gave us our existence has been faithfully per farmed. That death is never premature which buds pa in th e honest discharge of duty. It only transfers us to a nobler sphere of action, and strikes oil the fain titlark, In ,pip earthly Saber mole, obstruct oar freedom. He that titivates . Christ's glory here shall berths. riled tomealleir. Go forth now to the toils of life. ) censeerating all pone powers to your Savior; and then, repmeg ever upon God, labor shall b• Tightened , etinscience quieted, atfliction sweetened; Ilk, shall he petteful, death victorious, and eterni. ty • hymn of perpetual theuksFiving: Mantas at VirstatteeruN—Tbe *petit' W..h. blitton corresponlant of the Philadelptrie North 1 Americo antes sa follows, under dive of Illtli , Last The Praident held ti day a meeting of the) Cabinet on pabllc *Mere. All the members were , present, except Mr. Cape° and Ms. pawford, balk - el whom are sick. After despatch leg the , helium In hood, the Provident requeited , the' members to continue in their respeetive 'depart. , meats fort hirtY days. Several of them intimated , that their private. airs Would not admit of this e r eattee3siotl, I arrangements hesiag been made opoo it nous resignation. I - No persons been invited—none yet deter. mined upon this morning—to occupy places in tie ace , Cabinet; although eeleeions may be pre. cipliated for the sitsitosiSDbore alluded Hz Mr. Clayton has already sent a portico gf his club. lishme-nt home to Delaware; and cabert of the , Secretaries are packing op. The present mein. bars mit willing to ttleato OX )auras Is wesi.teat , with propriety and private,duty. Another Ceti. net coattail will be held tot:toners, which may de., tide the polnt, vied, its the mesawbile, a boundary I 1 queleion with Texas is presalue. the tilcccilon sad respoustbifity of which should be stasamed by a pwmanent administration. As Governor Sees of to the President requires to be immediately answered, it may be preowned that the layer will -deride upon its advisers and his policy promptly. A derpetch headed been received, coming from 1 ' Capt. McKeever, of the frigate Graven. dated , Havens, duly EMI, containing the gratifyL%* assn.' I ranee that the Captain General had served to ev• ' lease the Canby ;whetters in a few days. These =emcees were given on the presentation of Mr. 1 asyton's ingruttnans of the fleet of dune, and twithout the perempt,ry demand having been made by Commudere Marris.seho tied oat ovived. The prisoners witl probably wawa in the G,:routut.• town. A feller will be eddrersad to thefieure cf Rep. retentativcs by Seerstsry CrstslJra, probsWy to morrow. editing to ilepoall the mains , received on the Galphin claim, sad leave decivion of his rights to rest upon Men conction of the act al Coogan es shall be pot upon stru it by the Supreme Court. Chosma Da Bemis Peer OY/ICEI lUT. SAERVIII —By the toeotring order, Malted by the Pest Master Chitral, it lent be noticed that ate Peat Masteti in the United E.Mgdom, (which em. braces Eneland, Ireland, San:Land, and V7ales,) are not to deliver letters or newspapers oa theastac Peat Orrice, Jane 3, 1950. Omen oiler the 22d launaat,there will bane de. livery of fevers throughout the United Kingdom oa Senday, nor will there be any collection of let. ten, whether by ineuengen, or letter canters, re. eeived on that day. A collection, however, by means of bout will stilt be permitted on Sunday, as at present, at the Receiving' Offiees whether Is town or in the coutitrt, sad gab; chief office% is towns, &c. It being clearly elders/teed, that letter. deposited fn the recebriag boxes shallremain natoeched until Monday, and that these shall be on atteaduce of postmaaters or their. clothe at the windows of the Post °Mee on Sunday. The present patellae of retaining letters addreo. I Ned to the metropolis itself, when Paged on Satur. day, until the despateh on Sunday, will not be dia tutted, with the exceptims, that the bags coutale log each letters must be closed on Saturday night, and no the melts will be iranunined oh Sends) , :n the mutt mansier, it will be neccuary that tome per= shall attend to despatch the bags alluded to as well as to receive or formud thou ban that have arrived hem other c3lces. Postmasters 'taking open themselves to deliver to any. pubes whatsoever, in C0M.114f11,i112 of thew Orden, will be Taut neverely punished.— /I• lustrated L.dfort hors Jena =J. List Words of Egoism's!. Masi The last wgrds of Gen. Tailor recall to the mind rernlnisgenccs of the lam word. of other eminent moo r 'Which might be considerably added m. Hapoicor' expired amid the raging of a whirl. wind. Ills last words ware ^ Tea trarnsee." Saladia, In his last illness, Minced of his usual 'standard, ordered .hls elmoud to be upitfred in front of his tent; and the herald who displayed this winding sheet Its a deg, was non:mended to , exclaim aiosd,. "ikhold, tate lull "which U.4%1 the vanquisher of the east, curies away Of all his coaqu-nia" The last words of Sir Welter Scott to Lockhart were. "Be a good Maxi, for If you do not you wilt teal It when you come to hue." The dying Wane. hearing. of the flight of the French exclaimed, "1 &rewire:gni." The curate of St. Suipice esh - cd the expiring I blonterquieo,' Sir. are you truly coeseioua of the greatness of God?" .Yes," we. the answer of the d t puting philortopher, "and of the littleness of , man. The heroin Lawrcnee. perishieg *mid the thou. den of the ecvoremeot fietWeee the 11l fated Chet puke sad the British frigate Shannon, exclaim.' al ...Ain't give vp the dap." Sir Richard Greenvilletwine fought his slog IQ ship esteem a large Ara, until his vessel wasover. "'mimed by the fearful odds end himself mortal ly wounded, summoned his victors to leer testi. mon? Whit good conduct, end ex tisiened, "lies die i, Richard Grenville, with a joyous nod quiet mind, for that 1 haveended my ltle as a true tot dice ought to do, Aging for his country,queen, re ligion sad honor." When the hfinquit of Montrone was token and coodocened to die, end his betd and limbs. to he severed and honied in public pieces to different towes,"l wish,' exclaimed he, "I had flesh enough to he sent to even' w hich Blinstettiont, es a testimony. to the cause for I suifer." Sir Hoary Vane, when condemned to Mr, ex. claimed, "Ten Mound deaths to me, era f will ' stain the purity of nay conscience." "te there any thing cyt earth I yen do - for,your said Taylor to the satirical buffoon, Sr. Wolcott. "Give me bark my youth," was the gad reply. "Oh, that I ought live!" was the siting wish of I of the patriot Qeincy, as ho came in sight of bias , sachusens, "Oa, _ that I might live , to render to my cottony one last service!' The last words of Gen. Harrison were, u though he fancied himself addressing some official associates la the government, .131 r, I with you to ' understand the ttue principles of, the government. I wish them earned out, last no more." "I have always &matey duty. I ant reedy to die. blyonly regret is for, the Mouth I leave ha , bind me.. • These were the sublime words, Indi. cities.% mind conscious of rectitude, a spirit it. remota( fear, and a bean hall of affection, with which the great and good Taylor was gathered to his fathers. • Taurr ware Mmuce.—The New 'Orleans Picayune of the loth instant states that Mr. Leta. er, our Minister to Mexico, has succeeded In er. tooting L treaty with that Governmentt, aimlae In its proviaines to that already made With Nicarmoi gun. The Pietytme adds— ettahle our citizens to carry Into effect their cherished enterprise of building a railway cOmmunication between the two ocean', which will brim' New Orleans wtthla twelve days' travel et au Francisco. MN. Y. Cottral aid Eoquiter has • tetma from Colonel Webb. at Roma, from Which ttre :take the Gthmeing extreett: vAn Efiglishrams, of very eccentric character, has resided several yearn at Rome, in the &Ad Palace, near the Vatican. " Hi is far advanced in and it Is the general epinton that he is dents. sed.---Cortainly hie eoneum, wutrants this belief. A faw years ego be mimed ayueieg.ltalian lady, of princely sank. Since their mintage her life Is repreaented to have been ono scene of ;misery, awing to the treatment she has experienced from her Midland. A week or two since, upon tome pretextsclotter,he induced her to accompany him into the sclintraneen dungeons beneath the Pal era and immured her to one of the (ink, louh. some cells. For newly two days cad eights site remained In that horrible place, and, alone, In complete derknear, exposed to the &signaling and noxioca reptiles that infest mouldering mina. The servants of the Palace, miler n d2igeot neareb, et length &moseyed me place a her ashignement, and immediately concerted measures for her re. The British Georerement, ea you ere aware, has no diplomatic relations with the Holy See: Am. circus and Englishrocaelre very often indiserimr inately corkunded by th e 'lower classes of Rome, and under the Iniptestftin that Major Cass was the English Minlrter„.. two of the servants of the Palace Rossi, repaired to Ida residence and imploe red his aasiatance kr the liberation of their mil. tress—whom they believed to ho at the point of death. It was Latemsible, of course, to resist sock en appeal, and Muni Cass very properly gave im mediate information of the circumstance to the Police authorities. In less than an hour, the lady, I understand, was levee from the dungeon ill, state of insensibility. 'A few days afterwards her husband had her conveyed:to an ebscure convent, accusing her of an Intention to elope with three diQerent indirdnair, of whom Major Cass, to whom the is a 'granger, was named as one. As soon, ILS the fait come to the knowledge of the ecciesiattical authorities, an investigatton was commenced at the romance of the Amsulan Am. impeder, which' resulted in her Immediate liben. tion, Her husband hoe tell Rome, denouncing veogeance against the Government, Mej. Cam, and all who have tendered assistance to his wife., She,l understand,. hatgone to Naples. The Colonel pays a high compliment to Major Cass for the manner in which ho discherges his duties. The Pope, the Goland nye, give* Major Gass the credit of preserving St. Peters, to the fol. lowing manner, from the fall of the mob. hlkdarCami reached here after the flight of the Pope and his Court. He was mnemonically, the only representative of, a foreign Government in Rome ate period when several of the lenders of the le:volution, finding thet further reersuinee to the French was impracticablerusolved to destroy the inotriimeeta of Rome, an d leave fortheir eons querors but a barren victory. ,ildrjor Calm wan scoured from his bed at two o'clock one night,and tufo/well that several of the leadins, then to eons elect, had just given orders to undermine and blow up St. Peter's, the proudest monument of Coteau skill the sordid hav ever aeon. Witt. out less of time, ho presented himself beret° •the sasembled l'andair, and by appeals, remon strances and threats, in the name of his country and in behalf of the civilized world, be compeiled them to absodon their fiendish purpose. His services keen been duly appreciated by the Pope, and at his request, for the first time m the history °lntone, Protestant worship is now per. toited lathe eternal toy. A MUSICAL CHVILIIII Ccomn -The Charleston Courier gives the toloaring account of ■ curios, piece of mechanism in St. Phiiip's Church, in that city: From the tasteful steeple of this bent iful edifice we pow, at interVals. bare teen 01 •t 9 eel 1:211160, emanating from nmeliinery attached to the clock, manuftetured by Mr. Stein of our coy. The clock was presented to the congressman of this church by Colin Campbell, Sig. of Ilesufort,S C , sad I. a matter plirce of art, highly creditable to the mechsultal uncanny of Mr. Ste t . It is • thirty boor time piece—chimes the quarter boon with :oar hummers co four dtflerent hello, and strike, the hour matins isms:of *Oct of hells. /I in number, the weight of which is Mae SOLID rounds. The movement of Me machinety plays three pieces of music et thee diterect.intervals during the twenty four bouts. vim "Welcome our of Sew," “Giventandie le - rittlisect," and "Home Sweet .Hems." These teen are played with u aweettets of note and motility, that scald do hoimr nos pulor music box. A frame work has been erected, as we ore informed, with the aid of which other pieces of music ran be per. formed. A friend hos suggested that two or thrge rows cylinders provided by the vestry would give variety lathe musk,. sad gratify our tornate Wrier community. Mr. Stein has given evidence of much talent In the mar:melon of eirbkind also It other pieces of CI ccharlical. When the wort is entirely temp/did, the dials wiftbe illuminated it. niglit.ar.d the whole wilt be not only an oinsment i but a highly useful Week to the Cili7.3llllgenersliy. Wearer most happy t s learn that the A exeunt of the flatithsznian Inatimbe have teemed Protestor Spencer P. Baird. of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa , Arsistant Secretary to that Inrtitotion. This geint!eman is one of the bent Wombats in the mealy. fitlMillitt with all the mimosa branahma of the mount! science:. In the post to which he bee been called, Ma new duties wdl be to explore and throw light upon every field of the animal, vegetable t ind ecinerel kingdoms throughoet our extended territcr.m. We Mow cf no ono more Peculiarly aunt, both by educaCos and nat. nal endowtnenta, for his cow ohne, upon the mitre detles of whios, we understand, be wig en ter In the coarse of the fotlowiog I.J.—Barton lin; Ociars, Italy 15 A apeelat election Ina h&1 here to day to fill four vacancies In tic Note Leitalatare; a has re traced at the choiro of three Whigs and oae Democrat. There was bat tittle t xcitennerd tad many of the voters did tot tarn out on both ardea. The Texas exet!ement to day is very gnat and absorbs moth of the gemmed correnntion. An intent. feeling eziets whreh leads to the epprehen. Woo of very serious conacquences. Petite meet• legs have been held at San Antonio, and on the Battlefield of San iseintoott which resolutions were pawed, denounctog to strong terms the Gencralavvernment, and calling en the Givers nor to proclaim Sante Fe to a slate of open. Uttar mann. An extra !colon of the Legislature has been called, in refereece especially to the didmultiea now cnieting It is to 0000000 011 the 12th of Au• gnat next. . The excitement Is very great and the aspect o admire is bncemleg more and more alarming daily. Prams ion Ca:nem—All mem caret Mire and deprecate censure, rot the value of both is rosy greet' , overrated. Tbat whirl is reslly ex• cellent is sot meth iroproreJ by solvents, and that art:debts obviattely bad, is trither better nor worse for words of disparrgetureb Besides pratar and blame areas rarely awarded wish any thing btn juallee, that to the mind aet lb< jer dirious,tbey base brie wei;bt. Within a fete bourse( the Into Pre.ldent's death, the eedderang intellF;ence of then event had pens. !rated into the remotest sections of the counts, and beyond its limo, for it was earneuserd at trot early on the row rung after it mowed. And front all quarter* it bee awned ono uniform re. sponse of grist and regret. Newspapers of every political creed connote cm In the rembre expect of mourning. The asperities of pswiteurhip are for'. gotten In the clew at the common Calamity. le his Ur, Gen. Teller wee for the whole 'country, end in hie death, the whole conowY, nuke In ace knowlerlging his vlnttee and declaring Ma loss.— Journal if annnints. Mono. Teener and Stephens contradiel lbe statement made in various quarters. relative to their taring visited General Taylor. and quarrel. led with biro upon his death bed. Mr. Ftephoes pnblirhen a Cita. aesering that wither ho nor Tonroba aew General Taylor daring hie lut di. am; The Seedirias Press says tho ague. The Irtiors able, Anderson, ttro gresi temper• anlo advocate of Noma's% have bean Met wall a atio,s4 in that country which his cause deserves; yet a epp , tr, by the °Octal excise returns, that betcre^n October, litlh, and April, 100, no leis flan 1,700,000 quarp, or ardent swat have been distilled, upon which the dray Las been paid—a tolerable quantity for a population numbering only 11400,00. A ptoraz. Yacarter.—A young lady et eighteen. Mies It, wait clipped to be married to a gentle man of thirty sir. [ler metber having noticed her low epir in for tome time. Inquired the tenon. "Oh dear, tonnunr," replied me young lady, "I way thinking obent lint baomd being twiec me age." ' , That'. true, lint be's only thicy "lids on ly Vern au now, mamma, but—when I'm Maly —" "Well " 04 dear, why thou he'd by a hun dred and twenty." 117Wommi Woems —Varioo a theories have been maned relative to the origin ol intesUnal worm, and yet the question he condone among medical mane.; .Of ono Met, however, all are Informed, and. in 'Mach all agree—the fatal nature °fibs influence they exert on children. Aa thin agora Of the year Is ono at which the attacks of worms • art OMt frequent as well em Met dawning, we take great !Agora In dlreelint theauentiou of parents to the Vertnifoce of Dr. N'Leno. I; la one of the Mgt extraordinary medicines ever Introduced to the public, and has never failed of meccas when :tried. I rrFor rale by J. KIDD &CO, NO GO Wood street jit34.kw9 LOGAN, WILSON a Co:, 180 WOOD St, iIIOVE FIFTH, nava yaw received large addition. u their SPRIER 51000. OF HARDWARE, HDTLBRY,Ia itdported lalet per from ?Arno, and to which they would erpeeloilreallthe Micah:la of putchosers, bellowing their veq wen- INTO Mao and low prim willgiro entiresatiathetlon.. sno*diewtrT • • DB. D. lIIUNT. Dentlit.Comer ofratinh and Ihnittur, between , ostbdlfiti lenprovarraorato alt Dentl247. — DR. G. 0. STP.AR.NS,Iate of Boma le prepared to manufaetere and net 13Loss Tram In Thole and parte orate, upon StletiOn. or Atmoapbetic Section Flutes,. TOOTIIACIIIICMCD 111 VIVI lIIIIIRIMOItc.re lba teens Is azpoorl. Lathe and residence next dm to the May art office, Fourth meta, PiwaluAk. Rana so-1, /I, mosso, &ON 1W Mice of Obi and Parma. it. it. Co,Thild st- I nee, hum NOW& . • i Tat Stoelthold of Wu Ohio and remain: ll a tin Reath Coati are hereby wiled to Pal the eixtll instalatenio five do ll ars - per th aw , el the •See of the Company, heieiofore cot ef before the illth day of Jam nest, mi . the reLlniag fastalthethe of Si pot share, on f before the Ada day of asen sue media; math, until the whole are Tali LAILI*RE, jeci:dtt 'Mad a to imins by the Ps. • • troleum. B. 8. Lunde—PlT: I itilsh to bear testimony to the medical vide of the Ott called Pet:elem. 1 fru for • long time Sneed with a badly Inflamed and very sore eye, o much so as to to entirely far about three mouthe;With von Ude bowie of der retovering Ihq tight, and but a alight Prospect of having It TO lived et the samurai my attending phyracutn was unineeesraul In =king a ewe, or in giving relief,' and aforded me bit little ertoowagement 1 heard of the Petroleum about Wm tat of dprll,lBso, and gave t i dab the result is, the eight Ls named and ray :yes well, except a llWe tender or weak when I go tut to the ram • ANN IRELAND. blended et, Cinclnuati,lday 41,11150. • 34 with Piles S. S. LLtrzox—Sir. I have otber Temedlesowittum - . pennanent . relief, nail I head of the Paroles= I bane used only one haul°, nakthhat I am entirely, awed. I mama. It to all who are &filleted want Pile& I horn known it to be good for note eyes. Cincinnati, May 20,1860. E. C. 61ARRETS014 lior ale by Keyser te. McDowell, 115 Wood street; - n E Sellers, 57 Wood at; D hi Curry, Allegheny thy; D A Clan, Allegheny; Joseph Douglas, Allegheny; also by We Program, P. IL Kin, 114 Canal Hain. t yeah sr, Plusburgh MMtlf lit(l).•4l;trk 0 IT I Z EN B' NSURANCE COMPANY, Ot Pittsburgh. C. C. HUSSEY, SIAMSS,I3ser. Ofhee--No. 41 Water street, In am warehouse of C. B. GRANT. Mina COMPANY Is now prepared to leave all kinds of risks, on houses, utanufletones, roods laerthandise alma, and In transltu vowels, .ke. An ample (saran:7 for the ability and laugrlty of the Institution, Is afforded In the character of the Di rector,who are all citizens of Pittsburgh, well and favorably known to:the community for their prudgnee, intelligence, and integrity. Ihnerroas—C.O. Noway, W. Deploy, Wen Ur Enter, Jr., Waller Bryant, Hugh D. hog, Edward Ileasellon, Z. Kinsey, S. Ilarbaugh, S.M. Kier. apNe-tt 03 Ramada) evemeg,the 20th Inst, MARV Seem. solo. youngeat daughter of Hen?? Moeller, Eel phe tecerel mill Lake place th:a afteirome, the 224- Wawa 3 o'clock, from the ttsulenoe of her father, Yeun aueet, below Pitt. On Sander, the 41st '3fititl Podium, to We COW Tear °this age. 110 friends and aegmaintanem aro Waited to attend his funeral,.freen his lota residence, on Carter street, IN doer froze Penn, In the 4th Wald, at o'cleet day. - 13 F. NVll.l.lallB epee a claw& ac — aTa74- , Flub Drool. elteol, on the am alondaY of tlapt. ham Doann Onto J. D Dote, corner of 'good and .. R. W. D. Howard , lloe.'Otlelier 11. Le Rev. D. Mott. I J. D. McCord, Fel., nee. D. Itloti.lL J.D. Wllliaisu, ksq Drat ..... 'INFORM aTION — WANTD—IIT hatband, J ii Wn), left Nornillt, V ., about three to • -tha aince, and after r,rending tome dem m came on to Plitaborh. lie wrote to me that he wan tenting on eve of tt Whectier boom. wetill ill grateful Lie 100 infonnabon respec.ing him that will enable me to hod him. Ile is a miller by ,e e l trde, tag may be workma at so of the beat yard. * have fku.die find him ortAny of the Meamboam. Infoiena. i.Ol can beet, let, at the Gazelle Oflice. ANN L101(0 ----- MA,(l4Zl4lE,Sny;dol.l.iit.U;VSTii;A:tlk Von eotot i4=7.;:ttta=tw;Wml::li'lr.'"fit Mt! N. 3, prtee cent.; tie lelCL.eare Root, for Allgool; Barlsoreo Union hlagsAne for Angola:. Ur- We, or Unravelled Secret, rate by Wei ; eauldren otLevo, by Eugene See; Lord. Annie, o novel by Ma nem, pnoo lth tic The Vile of Cedkrll. or the Martyr, by Ware Agellar,oldhot of Worn...Mond- Odd • SQVGAIL—a COME - stswAre, sad for Ws by KriOLISLIDENNUT. NJ. bilii.AssEx—il nes: hi %wit, ft.r sato •by [owl, 120.11,1511 BENNtirt • .. firt..4 12 , 101.1511 & OE2iNEIT. 11 - o±o4 bOAP—XXII.Ose. le T ore,.4 for • /V 101 • ENUL , II & BENNETT. Yego kairansi 60 — boxe, do, in ktarin j j*sfareatD7 ENOUSII & urrearar. QAMIII Dogs WWI Solar. to cute, arta for I:, solo low OT . E.1461.01H 4 lIENN4:I7. sionspra MULANOSIIZIST. i iEgt 1850. TRI WEEKLY PAO= FOWELLSVILLR DEA E. VER, °LAS 0,./W AND Tba near nod light /raubt mateerYUGHIOGH NY, Hartapee muter...ill disity ttirre busmen Pittsburgh and'locove t (P•rbo , eteeVed4 'cawing Ologow at 7 A. ID, and IMIOAMIII .776 B. M. Voestanheay ben 15 Mau arsaght, aad tan be 173.4 ea as a Melt packet, throughout the season. For Erdight or passage apply on bustd. 00 • J. C !HOWELL, ♦pant. MYJ BIDWELL& co. Olsson, . _ • a. fltelle.;: wo},tacririmn. I Z.CIIVARMittIft. PILILADELPIIII FALL TRADE J. N. DICKSON & CO., tdp dlerket. And 93 .111traliaat ISI lekrltil all %MUM II STAPLE DST GOODS, INYITR the attention Vi , eatern and SonWeTri :demean. to their AUTUMN STOCK of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, of their own Ispornatlon, and (nun the hest Anterierin neatens. They will exhibit an entente. , Wien of entirely new Fall and Winter Drees Goods; French, finalise, and Amerman CLOTHS, CASISIMERP-S, and 'V PST. 0:08.110sIERV and GLOVES, PRINTS and GING. HAMS, IRISII LEIF.NS, maanlaetured. snare:Wl to order, and other torah Goode, In greet variety. White Gonda, Jaconetta, Canted., Son tonne. - taxed to order. A general variety of Notions, ineledlng Patin Firth& Patent 'Mead, and Spent Cotton, namtlastated pewit, to mar. tr. 'Bluttets. Grown and Mewled Shnetings and Shirting,. Ike. Our supply of Fall end Winter Goods, generally, In all their detail., arlil offer indacentents. both In frill and riga., to GOOD and moan 1. N. DICKSON I CO. In Market and 21 Idershint Sta.. Phila. Soldiers' and Widderi , CL. THE undersigned, 111. Agent for paying United States Penman.. at Pittsburgh, will attend to the proweution al Batten and Wide' , Ctattw toe Pen• sloes and Haunt? Lauds. An odicial Centeeetian with the United State.. Gov eminent has wade me funnier with the tale. and tomt, as wed a oia d.. 14.0., of the Penaion Depart. went at Wealtirgittittt City. Many widows end heirs of Ttreeistlonaty Soldiers have elautut tint may yet he obtained by praper op. pileatlnn. .1 IL trrmur, Ofteo• of Wels. OIL Robinson, Req., opposite the Mai 'f 4/Clee, Fanelli Street. Pittsburgh. SultgO, ISSO. figllhdiselsej wTALI. PAPER-W . P. MARSHALL is constant -17 receiving, (raw the largest inaporactories in New lurk and Philadelphia; and else from French Agencies, the newest and moat approved styles of Pa. tror llsegings, together with Borders, Pore D.ard Prints, knd Tester Taps. Per sale at SS Wand at., be. lateen Fourth meta and Diamond Alley, (successor . • • toS. C. Ill 11). . WOOL SiKl..Si - O=AILIEI.PIericIibReiIIVIIELIS• VI hine still en hand a iew pc•Oonaborp,or right width (or Wool Sock., which they will Clow out low. lots • T lIVk•N Lunar.s—Eue,Green, Drown, Ilia; • otbrr shade. of Limn Lestret, received and se ins leer at the store of Mr/ liIIIRPItY t BURCTIVIF.LD. Vittabsu . sh Ohms works. . .. A &D. D. CtIAMIICILS, late Chambers. Agnew tr. Co., would rerpoetfally 'donut...tomer, of Me late Sim, as alsotbe ratbao generally,thattbey will continua manufacture of %Wad.' o ld , Wt. nottles,te.. in all h ei r 'erica., at tbe stead, N 0.13 Wood street, between Fin* and Water. • g.p iT l. 2 l 4 triC rolsAY /WHY A.Efai. P FIELD h u ara mead'. angrily of ahoy., a muse coo, Mourning Airmen., an ardela now roach used in place of lioui .1 1r? 1 , 1 _ lerrelieTialor sale 1:y jytn bolea,,PiarieTelied andair L (or tale by • .111 CANFIELD. SA'LF.lfiiTUAlgeizir, a paNra r a . lffti . Gi 56 d - o no boles Toballidn.; received en eansianmsni, and for sale by Urr) JII CANFIELD. I) imW"6664D if . 67 l tfaT li tt i, ? l t se ' d ig aj d otro fir e ' ra ' ,;leas o .. Call noon and secure bar ter:ln& • rela t ed _ A. MASON & CO. I.IICMACIIIiD artoriment or I) all widths and gender, of than goods. very cheap, at • WM A A MASON &CO'S fNgfsrifttNPAttillEf B-130dasen layer l.in• 14 Co DOM, at th e low price of loin. at Jyto AA MASON & CO.'S Fit..rrltTplest,ZollatiTlX;ili:t %jig:" i)? 5 . •AAM 4 • I,tRI , 1O gra ltlnv+,,an,c'dan lot ale b 7 IF. WM A MoCL URO leut.tab.ny n. Capot a Coen, reeniteVia lm cede by INhl A NeCLURO h. CO. , biA Liberty.(. 'EIIt.D.NOII.• IO ld bI TA tisesp • mioomed, Severed wit h different teas, received and for .ale by DV WM A NeCLUIIU it CO, ANll.ll7omy 11A R A ND prea:..l6d bili - No4irTldo do N C 1 0 11 ' 141' "*"' end f" VIPERS Ir. NICOLE- 1 1) 1 1 1 -WI TO ; r1 d 4 j e l PiliTROAIY. ;24 , 44C1CFOrsiedia P 1 15 711 4. fir , ` , ll/Niii. 7 R BERRIES-1 balo . ;ggal i 3 1;1 0110Am jydid" < - s,:g.nr.N_A INDIA-1 bole for l o o n la D moROAN. AND PI 2 WEB SAL EoDA, f" s!, x i tan D MORGAN. o nsics STAB Leta. GLACCRF.iabir 3OpJOHN_D *MORGAN. FARGS - UNSRED - OaleTbr u ITso JOH N .I3 MORGAN. WOOL I :WOOL I T HE hi.hert mulreelreccii , Cob I'M be paid for Buda of tV br . lyre Ifir.-10 names prime fresh Welk Just receied, bY (172 0 1 BELLERB NICOL& jFEVOnrism a ; c t., "" o : i 41411t 4;14. 'co. a ayo 'MAME:BEL—GO Ms t ratit. 010 t ‘s trANNtriS OlL—Oaltr. for mile by -1 1719 aS. Detzem." 76,V TNFOSUSTATION WANTED—JONATIIAN Vine I. TON, of Carmaney, County Antrim, Irelm3d, •of lons In Pittuburgb,.in the month of 3oly, 109, mould conlira furor If ho would leave Ills name miet addreu• whit Ja m lonian," "A° Mane nig= Pittsburgh Maio Worts. TAGNEW, law of the firm of Chambers, Agnew 1.1 • & Co •woold respeeuelly inform the pnhlie that he will tail). on the Warn Ulm barinese, mo ll ins varieties, and le prepared To All all amen for Aped, rte.:rice Fetrentere, Porers, Viol., &e, he. PertaninlO hie bnelnee, Ni. warehouse Is ho 21 .Aiarket scene; between Fir et & Second ate. 19/9313nl NSW 000 DB• AA MASON & CO., Na fid Market street, have „ satisfied the deficiency in their sunk. caused by SIC, and it to now reamed complete by the receipt of ONE HUNDRED AND VIPTY PACKAGES of desirable - geode, purchased from usanutheturen, and large =WWI Salt", at a great reduction from prim; ' of kat Spring, which will bo offered to their calmer. ou patrons accordingly. It would - be oscine to at. tempt to enumerate their well assorted stock % suni, therefore, invite the y attention of their (ode and Die. public, with the earl assurance of a Low ratc m a be. lag affixed to each article. fill /LICF-23 pas black al.nd fancy /MA SON eta 'day re , calved at [jylEl] A. A. & CO.'S cLNGUAM ewe double to] r. low pdee ale and le jpe. ywd. by 718, .... A. MASON to CO. WHITS (iool.44—Au Immense more of Mesa wis goals, at very lowp Ones, last opened by d. &MASON kOO. 131 tr a tA7 , iro — Yreiblick7 Med, pink, and green Jcll st pened,and veal A vbesPt by _lllB A. A. MASON a CO. (1011.N—Zta nen Maul Corn,landing tram Maim. " jyle talegh"Y C4lP SAV ,' A ' Z ' atliveriticK. bbd prima bhoniders; 21 Idids clear Bides, In and for sale by BrIB BROWN & KIRKPATRICK. VVOUR- 7 4fil brie superfine; 175 do fiiii7Tanduig X and for as by Ifni • BROWN & KIRKPATRICK. TAR AND 1 i 1,40 bd. N. C. T. t. 5 do pore Taxmen' 'I, for sale by ryla . I:MOWN & KiREPATRICK. DUED 11 F-tu aerate law cniid - dried Did; last received and' for nit by /yie, DELLEBS & NICOLIS. Uldrl l7 6o - dO - Ni 73 brick - Wel; Cdollertirte,:f9r K. sale by [lila) SELLEILL. & NICOL&:. LETTERS are remaining in Om otiien aaire”ed IRON." /717 WAISTED, ASHALL NOCHE., taithin.lYet names' walk of thelol!9111s. O." at this rilice. 110FORACE OREELY ON REFORME—IIIats to- J.l. amnia Reforms, in . Lectures, Addrastes, and ewer writings, by Horace lamely. Hobart Boothe), his life and correspooduce, edited by his won, the ilea. C. C. Pouthey, H. A., part host recented. betties , Arnold, a r iaTeL by die of WileaLutton; •Nonalos Bridar4 •ito author rdaunt k.e. A Booted Book in Grata captaining Syntax, wish wither lessons in prose, prosody, and tae dialects, adirg lessens In verse, forming a seamiest Greet Reader, with a yonahslary, try John MeCan. took, D. D., late Professor of Ancient Languages in. Dickinson College. A few topic. of each or the above works }net re csivad and for sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, 17 , Comet ondarket and ad sts. - FIGURED NETTS—A large avaorinnent angered Netts, et newest mks; oho, plain Wire Neus, ash Illoalanr, and Sonnies, received by 17 ESURTIItido BURtiIIFIELW FBEM TEAS—We are constantty rooming fresh green and black Teas, direct from the Importers in Philadelphia, and have now Ott band, at the Piss. burgh Family Grocery and Tea Warehouse, 250 Llb eery street, an ambroecut of every grade and Inver, each as se not to be earpassed to Putsbugg. We In vite comparison, feeling entered that, de liter, our Teas will be found cues!, If not superior, to any at the seam puce to the toy. WM. A. bIeCLURO A:CO. DOES . SUDISTER WEAR—A varied aesentment of .0 goods, adapted for Boys' Summer Wear, of Cot ton, Wonted, and Woolen santelial. De found at the more of Ilylll IidURPLIT A SUBCHEILLD Tlld e panvisr.rus conrsatos, being practical directions ler 111I0g the vatic. Mum. ine in It Printing Othee : Embodying a system of vondleadon. Corneae original &tenuous for Comp:tit les Greek and Hebrew. By Edward Grattan. TILE AUTHOR'S HUNTING AND PUULISti- IED ASSIbTANT, including Interesting details res pecting the bleehsitise of books. For gala by 417 js 0 NOTON-A STOCKTON. SALT PhaE—.l:l lo g o l creme, rum banding (rpm lt basal, foe ule by ISAIAH DICKEY A CO. 1117 Wale, and Prom me llWirrkliniti—Mt tuts nemainii -. 4 eitiEld . ISAIAII DICKEY A CO. Water and Front sm. B acol--00 bhdaant , orted, on Land, for tale by 15,11A1l DICKEY La CO. I? Wawa and Fro 5/6. I hNell LIN EN..3. ot manott• qualaiec and width J: rteolved hod ofried, orbolceole and ret.n. h. :Yr MUMMY & BURCH/IF-CIL AA Youriu wan who has hid two }can' srptrissce s Coottaisiloo 'Wareham, ROAVI octopi • small camps: tows for the rate of employment. En • sire at this care. . jolyl6,lls SPANISH Omit 11-10 brig. for sale by SCI/OONMAKE6 6 CO 1 1$ xi Wood st Y ELLOW OCLIRE-I0 bib for saki by Y_lo, & CO fIOCIIINNAL-1 moon Lee gustily for solo by s39lloo34MitliEß & CHAIR -7 tors Pat re ors •; - d - iiir sole by 1710 J mCIIOI3N7LIKFII a CO IDOTASII-3 casks pare ler solo by otl_f3o , POIIOO343LAKF.R & CO M& C rtali El 3% .-4"' I . ' l3•T g . 0111 • s_! & 1 Liberty Kt L. 1.7-4,11 aw litts " ri74 . 3 " elt reed for solo by bite - HILLER b. ISICKETSUIN CIONCSRaTTORISCRC-.1 0 to. Russell & Rob& k.r son's b's Lots pjari for rale by MILLER & RICKETPON COACLI VAR 231813-1 WI reed for sale by 171$ BRAUN & REITER - TOUNCIPE CIGARS-11Z Id Nat I, it, and 3, or • & Sans', Mit received for rale by 1710 MILLER RICKETSON TANNERS' 01L-99 brit brown; brit lOW priced, jast received 710 MILLER tr RICEETSON CiljalyAmir.-10 bstts Ileidslek's, cgs; • 5 do do our; SO do Naxos to Co's Shllety.qtr, 5 do do just reed fbr sale by • MILLER & RICKEtOIV ; ITIS COD LIVER brie (knit= iiitht pelloer,of .", ow. ImPorultoott or rearmed for rata bp tylo BRAUN de REITER very oaperlor true le, tor sale by tqa mak McCANDLES3. 47 - I#llolllht...d. idrt nred WICKER-91110PS Cor. Wood to Birth co. tAt% tIEED-1 b Ire Jill • WIN SOAP—A few bat on bled, which will b. so td nhear, at uylej IVICKEReitiAN'S I klialC6l.l.:l3ll , liiier este by 416' BRAIINAs REITER PIRITS OF TURPENTIND—IITZin .tore S_l7lo BRAUN k REITER CCOPALVAIINIE4H-8 brlo tows for solo br Oa MUSLIN Ir. RESTER rrHNEortv,:,.m.,..-kagsvph.r,obar°,c,l7 be bald at the office of Palmer, Manua fa CO., 191 Ulf city of Pittsburgh. rig.,012 Monday. the dlth dory Anost nett betutentlie hours of Id it.M.mtd 2 P.M cliii;;;7 . ort of the . . Company, In - -- ea badness as may he presentee, In aseordasee tlk tta et.alles andbye laws of told Company. LEWIS HUTCHISON, Presh Pth. ,, USS, July 13. ISSU.—jyle:dt4 Lawn Pattera• Pella.. P a One quality and benotifulatyleu,sellint at ISIe at core of Ina) MURPHY 6 BURCHFIELD 13OLIVKR FIRE DRICK-40,000 Otienal Rob, Fhb Brick, far yak by jer.o JOIIN MeFADFN it CO Small Plaid Gingham:Ls, • OF all the various eolota, al bine and wltito,, and white, btown and white. and varmea and husdoerne etylea, of atm quality, and very offered law al MOM at MURPHY & BURCEIFIELD I 7 Irz, }VC:. 'WC On _ _ FLOUR-17 brig prime 0610 reed for sale by )11f. 8 & W ItgliffAUGH T AttL'—t3 kegs prime leaf received for sate by L i 715 HA W HARDAULaII C=== FOR two (land Bozee, containing Boor eta, muted 'qtr. I.lahnlng, Yitinbargh,n 101 in oar core by stew boot Caleb • eye. d k W lIALL➢AUtiII irts UDAR CURED 111019 3 reed for sale by , I'ls • El ft %V 11.5211AUU11 • LARD -31 brio No I Lard; bf btls do; v I% cow lauding from. aienroo r Coodmland No 2, for onto by 111A1All DICKEY & CO JYId, %Voter A.Flouton - - RFABE-9 too cow landlog (or ule by G IYIS IMAII DICKEY h. CO UONSI —3 br4l now loodlnit for solo by DICREY & CO I ALLOW for We by JyIS 1811 All DICBHVA CO BET . ,11"" "-"“ °°7.4:IIVIIcZN EATIIHH;-9i Racks 'IZZI9I);eku!:.?, s I .411 Pl. eleb rylo 1SAIts111:1/C EY ft en • floor lending ror snlo by ISAIAH DICKEY & CO CASTOR 011.--12 Wu No 1, for solo by SELLF.RS 15 57 Pio., it SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-1 0 brig for ula b ELLERS J7l6lia • II E S IU9RY—L2 Dales =W M' and pot ter, tor sale b 1715 R dIRIZERB CREESS-103 trio 97. R. for sale by 1713 y F VON 80N7010117f7 b. CO I , se brle e CI. V I. • • 13 el • VON BONNIIORST kCO 88001.113-1.00 doz various gaiditles, for vale by /113 8 F VON OONNHOILBT &CO QCORCHED flAl.fra-10 Wl+ for rale by C 7 3713 - 3 F VON BONNIIOIIBT &CO AXIINCOW OLASF-1000brs uO2l llz fora aby F jyl3 H F VON CONN/101MT b. CO' l ir E rr YO T INDVNEW BST it CO F AtdILY FLOIIII-153 brle Tart reel tsar sale by A CULUERTBON &CLOUSE , 1 . 111LIben Street. TOBACCO—bO bx s W. IL 01 , 40 CF j. , 10 kis Mosel' & Boblowiee: 40 big W. Bartow.' iced tot isle by j & CULBERTSON & CLUE Q.VGAR- 114 bus Loverinee erubed and pulverized Sums, Jan received fat *Le by ; 13 A CULBETIAON tr. CLOUSE UMAC-10,WO Donta k fratbz cwv3r, i 713 amts & CLOIIB 1713 RACON-10 hhat'priate 21des; `-•^ 101311412 do EL oalders reel tor see by • ItAILBAUGH r loadirrr ftsrm steamer welts.! MILOUR-70 Irslyrrr.,s I.I6.IIBAUGH and tot _ ODA A9ll-10 mats superior, rink folle2iy .. .1713 bx. receive & 61181%MR, ale bT • irl3 g 11 MIEATHERE-7 bags pica., Ohio. reed foe sale by ryl3 . TIARDAUGII cIoFFEE—Va WWI u„y GA-10 chests received lu.cK .IYI3 lIROWN rPOBACCO—¢O kep 6 Min received for sale by 11. jyl3 BROWN LXIIMPA_TiIIeK • SALTPETRE - 115 kcp = A PAllNEfined, far STOCK & CO sala by 113 ro—itisEasibli:=lsl aii:for pp ly DROWN N &KIRKPATRICK 401•1•111= p 1.911-50 tale No =ken,: Itbh'fittillehn& for lido ng9yirN &1!.111Kr.- lily ICii;10 tor receiv ed solo low, by 1913 BR or OWN lc KIRKPATRICK 11 bales Wgotivrl,isgaVA9srgai -LLsall‘l -0.13 ETA" 11"811rOVIZVEVATIRICP.r IgaNPATRICK Iid.CON-1 13 casks clear Blass sy , and !O ct . Wan; :Ncasks dhashicr*, sta_c_ t for sale by I BROWN & SISKPATRICH_ CASTOR 011.--10 Intnid.lrdadivr i abn . CO Wood ot /Yl3 rIA . 4IvILm - br lviroulso&r WHITING -3 0 brillst ju received lor silo y & CO ._ 1 MTH'S PATENT GLASS PAPER- 400 ream" in Morm for solo by. Dy 137 .1" KIDD i co POTASI-4 onto prime )yl3 .1 KIDD to do on bum no le by IN°Eg "Yr El N. WICINNUNIAM Cor Wood k Elith It 9. .m. jut o - rad for " S. N. WICKERSHAM AISTAICA LONGED. of ilos_belloritygrabslrid and Jforcl for solo by Cgt9llOTge-thl* and tonal by 1 l. N. QTRUP-30 bils just moved for tale iyl3 J e DILWO TII &CO Allti 10. L KEREL-70. jbgblllo.,g,,,l)nß!rlfoi, CO LA lON S ._ F,.,1.,,,1;01;11, -WO brls initllrnt,wowni a. co riACV7r7rarct" SUGAR CURED HAMS-1D cure received pel steamer Hail Colombia', on enneiern, (create by Old JAMES 'A HUTCHISON & CO • • "jq , ACON-1 0 casks reed nee EimerMUG°lemb' ea eemal•iemer.t. for sale by • ' JAMES A IfUTORISON & CO P I i D 2 F.9-7 cask - 1 S 1342 " vartilenTv:lioirzlgto linziaess Tax gar City Purpomets IN pursuance of"an Ordinance providink„for an O il erten , date Er...tune of this city. pasted the 16th 1846, 0 nonce in hereby given, that the City Amster hos left In my office, for exuninatiesi by all interested, Pk list of the persons doing beainess In the city. lri conformity with said Ordinance. Bea 1. If upon examinstion of said list, any persons shall think themselves aggrieved by the said Resew. ment, they shall state the same in an affidavit, which affidavit stall also coots In a statement of the'rive amount of their tales, as near as can be amertathed; ' said affidavit tole made and left with the Ciry Tree, surer, within two weeks from the date of the first pabUcatlon of the notice athresnid. • Yee. G. Th. no 'appeal shall! be taken but by the affidavit of the person or firm aggrieved; said •ffidavit to be conclusive evidence of thcfnets stated in relation to the amply" of ales. Appeals mast he made within two weeks from this date—July ii. ISLO. It. N. JOTINSTON, City Trenssret. Ord. Notice—All unpaid grate', Uteruses must be im mediately returned to an alderman, for collection. /lit-daner irmo3iamy In T,lts ThECIDEMLY the theapest and 'best place in Pats ..lJ burgh so buy Tea is at tho Tea Martel, east side of the Monona. ,They sell Excellent Tea at • PD per lb Sepetter Qualities—••— ... • 0 n The very nest— —• • ••...... 1® LOT* priced, damaged, or Itiferlo7 Teas are not kept at this establislurocat, therefore, Whether you go lout self or send a child, you are lute to obtain a good and If the favor of the Tea is notpipproved, they readily exchange it or return the money. 1719 hlOlllll9 Is IIAWDRTLI, Proprietors. ZUNDIIIEG-1; L 7 Rice 17cheses Y. IL, &G. P. Tea; i 30 do Black Tea: 4n caddies P. Teal 40 htla and bf brla NalerGus; ICO b. Pipes: 10 do E , Ulleh; 5 do Nn 3 Coffee ?dills, for rale. to G 1 . 0 .) C. /1 GGANT Mosquito N•sung..• MURPHY' & tiII&CHFIF.LD knee received et rap ply of %bale ericte—White, Belied, and COM , d. &Iry rink end Mee Neu, for cavern," chul. Lierr y de. ke. ch — EirclfFtFll7 - ** lliaa rood .M.urlMULatrußs. of a neat ingle, " :l the low price of 121 era 01.0, a great variety of Light Loans from 10 coots op to grim. 1911. Parasols. ft , f 4 vs , e , sl styles Massless Else, Ureen, •n received el sons of MOR ' l4 l lTie. P lrlagt PITEV N. E coy Four= & Market s • PITTSIKUPCiti 11100111112111 Corner of Penn sad Et. Clair streets. U. ALEXANDER A EONS, Furnishing Under— lig taken, ,Trbere every article tor Funeral and Dooming purposes emt be got oa reasonable terms ._ le madam — llliiidTiciFefilliiii, Re. 'PROSE who require French Ilnedy for Medicinal purposes, can obtain some of the Purest and Beat WtheDnitod States at NORRIS fr. DANFORTH'S lilt Tea b Wine Store, In the Diamond. Pars Old Port Wino. OMR of the best in the United Slates, price 33 per Fallon, for sale by MORRIS & ULAWORTH DWRY SALT—•L7 bag. fine Salt for dairy or table ...,j¢at reeelred for sala by 1710 WM A breCLIIRG s CO A LUM -10 brie for sale by o bile extra Cream Choose; 10 hl brls No 3 ?Sub eml; 10 brill do do; 6 kegs do do; I ' 10 tuts Salertiosi 95 bas Mould Caodles; 23 1195 No 1 Stsreb.: 9S dos Patera Zino Wozhboard 25 hi ants superior Green T 10 caddy bra do do: 10 hf soparbsr Black Teas: I tea Dataer les extra Hams; Pon ale by J D WILLIAMS k CO )713 Cos W.odk Pada sta. ii,1611-Ibbrt,;,.=Vh% ' .; 23 brie Lako Shad; la bull No 1 Herring; 10 lull No 2 alaekerab 16 hf brls No 9 do., prat recd and for sale by Iy6 JOHN wArr & co NEW BOOKS I BIM' BOOKS I At Haws' literary Depot, Third street, wont. the Po‘t 9ffiee. . 14 0NDON Art Journal for Jona. Witch's Lng Age. No 320. flollar Algona= for Joly. Blackwood for Jena. The Vole of Cedars: or the BUM,. By Gram .Ailor,aelbor of "Woman Friends/no." Damn Shakapeare. No Ili. Notarial Field Book, No 3. David Bogor-add, No 14. Novel 11!Ladp,:or thoPrigatein_ihe Oill..E,47D , aaokilfllo for on - la - by e ti GRANT CA i Njfe - sk.i.) Is - t - e ir • i t av im ? 8 A,;:44 —l9 casks m fleel•Y Sionleera,ef,ohwfficir -1171.11,1.-CiSfiieg-Alli4etaTrrito JGOT serer...l—door. Ur. 'banes einioodin India Choragove, and for rale J KID!) t CO Najyf GO Wool Cita CU./FPI:K-50 bur No. I Cotten In Coro and for sale by BROWN & KIRKPATRICK. iyl OPF- 7 1StleiieiTi1 to by IA DI DROWN t KIRKPATRICK. 00 do Herring, PZI do Blind; in More wad for sale by hi DROWN & KIREPATFUCX. IIIPFEM-140 bags now landing Wan din canal. for G rate by ISAIAH DICKEY &CO 171 g Water 4. Front an Swot 21flahlraler OE Large Patent Nitta Machine, new, received x on amazement., and for sale /ow by ROBERT UALZELL & CO 1112 Libony after'. . gliNbIlIEW— 30 brls Fundly Floar, 00 bon Chrosdi 10 tcs Itidei Ihu don Mtn Ilroorrog " h d. V' " g' J ' o l ll JOHN \ V.Tr ' Tgy CO 1 INSEED 0/L.-UM.( nbrnyarranted purr. rEO7an J by .1 IitIIIOONMAKEd & co isa . 24 Wood Ft liirlitTiNu--6o Oda dry and fino, forTiiiiiT— .al _ivo ____J SCHOONMAREIti CO OlLS—lean till Wintergreen, I can Oil llergenion '1 can Oil flasaalraa; lust reeld for sale by BCl4ooNblAlibla h CO EilialM lOR OIL-24 br artperior, for sale • y G Iylo RIIEY, MAITIIEWS &CO ii;:7l3:-FIVP-Ci e;rainieiTOTiale by /Ye STUAUT k SILL otak• ion received to day, a vamtlor Particle. Boilable for rewillno. whirl, will be cold low/r calla, by N• WICKERtIIA4I. - /7 Coo Wood and elxibit. . NE . A.Fk..."`^ l :o°Ltn 3 o l 3,l..t..jd JtalB VALZELL Water ,r 1710 !OLD IltiflONTßA—Jtut recoloodattherg6 (hoosfa nod Tea Warchouae, a few hall cheats of genuine Ins old llyson Tea, for oablow by Whl A tdeCLURG &CO btu traiLiberrf rt. - • •- -- DUIATS 9ABSAPARILLA - - 4 1 dozen ion tbr D we by IL A BELLI:B43 il 9 ' OD LIVER OIL—Pm white and fresh 0:4 reedC .ale by 081 ' R. R. BELLER!! HOW B.SREAPAILILLA-1 bale email rollriost frobl for 2.1103 by Eye} R. E. E.LI..LERS Tu- - KF.XICAN SAWIAPARILLA—t byla fez y 13 , 1 Jyff IL E. sELLEW4 ( lOU LI V kai OIL-01: —.--- ri --- 1. —ol,7•Tite. •••rr+Ty:l nom GEREAN PRIMES. —.'-- 'L. , r ordb by PM] If A YAliNir - , ( 4 , p1 ;,, , , (NNE cask my Ins huh Orman PrpoOr, bolt lai. 1 ) 11.61.07.911,XT1ff—1bu do 6 4.1 ported,, fur u ls,lrbalesolo or relll4 by i "4 V r ". ' I" .6 71% PAUNWOCIt z a CO int NAL A t go %%MO a VO . , tie Lan , ri7 n Jets . _ PITTSBURGH IMBUES & LEPTERB APOLLO '*ALL.-FONILTLIL BT. OPFN DAILY; fr.. 8 A. N. tin 10 P.-. 1(. Proprietor. Director of Lecture Room. B. W. Mouz J. Ilmoa.• • • SECOND NIGHT OP:iliE PAR•PAMED i • UWE Ira. la nen.. ly above Fami, cou ld ey m gutnee Cr low water v not del fu,fill teiranse- en gagement at t h e Teeth.. Me. Tarter ha. made curb an Itrusgement at the Museum, that the pledge he gavethe public. will be complied with, and they not dmppoleted in witnessing this truly sronishing Fast. tly, the grentut Menthes that have ever appenred in Pittsburgh. ' GREAT ATTRACTION for this (Stonday)Ereeleg, Sole rid, when Miss Heron will appear Is a lavorner Irish character, Little Agnes'arin nine anpent In o te or her most comic tharnmess in" WHY DON'T SilE MARRY." After whmh a.GRAND , CONCRRT. amt . a wi ry Invgbable piece called ton s'IIUSIIMANhg FORTUNE" Admission to Museum end Lecturß Room, DOOM own 7§ o'clock. Petiortnacetoo 1111.11 , ,C preeely. For particulars see Snell bills; ir43l THE CAMPBELLS ARE corium t, WILKIN'S HALL Inereasitd, Success of Ellaberlea ni•ERILTIC TROUE,the Anth e rs l homed ky CAMPBELL MINSTRELS, of their ' ~,,,n i steele, have the honoi m aneeenee to the Ladies . . end Gentleteenof Pittebargh, thet they wilt nominee: • • theft Popular Entertainments every night and] renter; notice, introdneing each night a chug* of progretetne.; ; erDoont Open at o'e!otk. Petionnance to cont.' ; menee at Eti Admieston 45 cents. 111P.If GED. A. ELMEEELY. hb..(if; WASIIINGTORII, PITTSBURG!! , 137 tr. 130 Wood Eltraotiobovolftli. FrliAT splendid establuthatent is now °resod' (Or Lent -It is admirably imnsed for COCCCIO. Lootures,Enhlbitions,lte. For imam soplp w. JOIIPI A FrIZSINIONS, 137 Wood it 3 Neer Improved Plestossi ~ onIL gLEBEft hai:jast melted amen , niflemagoetave Yomo.whieheontains rectal now and highly important im provements. The erictiot is of the most elegant and costly derciipuon, and is roadem the Roe:cocci Elie. The interior contains two toper ate bridges, causing the Bass enings to rob over sod above the Treble suirmr—producing at once 11 trine rich, thli, and Tiell I, The trings, moreover, metro' arranged is to lava a reclaiming ee.grwhe.... breaks, thus censine no irreaseniencea like that which attends the old method of wringing. , '; - N. B. This being the first lea. or the kind e ver brought to Pittsborgh,the Proremors andAmateura of the city are reaper:daily invited to call sod entailne it; at toe Sign of the Golden Iterp,lolThird sh: jr.V.: • LIPS. 115115178.A.1f010s J. Finney, 4fr..1 Agent for the Porno. Life huscrirnrr U. of Philo. ‘:%PPICE of the Western inserenee Company No. l i NJ 92. Water greet. PittSbllfgb: Pet:lphlets, withall ne c essa r y information, and blank terms will be famihed. linsbands ears insure their lives for, the bencit of their salvos and children; creators' the lives of their debtors. The whole profits of the Comploy,' are &Shied among the holders of Life Policies. The dividends of the past twoyears have been Vlr r. rp per ins t. each vest. • . NOTICE,. 7. . . .-__ . .. Towners and consignees of goods rriviri by •• , 1 the .Citleene l Portable Dom Line,a will plk e are. . \ ) tame botiee that they will be requited to pay waled ~ • . at oar warehoore, according to the receipt, before the cods aro removed. C. A bfeANULTY At CO .. . • Damages Dry Good. at nal( Prick. BAR:GAINS! BARGAINS! '`VI Id: L. RUSSELL, Pima the Una Dag Ilrfr i r on `,OW Market sneer, between Third and Fourth. will continue aching those Damaged Dry Rondo, on Wed. arid ay,Jaly 2d;iind wN continue from d ay to daVuntil all she damaged goods are sold. These gooda are 'slightly damaged by water, and will be Offered Womb parehaiera at less than half the original coat, .; 'Oar numerous customers and tnr pctifio to general weretill soon and andrgains The goods damaged by water ante =nay °C RAM will be found almost perfect. (Rhea Of them We will sell at &meat say yri“. Please remember Mei store, No 11Market street, between T. ird and Fourth, ego of thellig Bee hive, where no casb. customer will bo sent assay sailboat being !nerfemly satisfied. All out ammo will be Mimed for retail trade bn shim oceasiod. DY'ddliril WM. L. RUSSELL CO-PAST7EIIBIIIP. robserihers have thla day formed a coliarteer I.lkap under the fina of W a. V WlSam, for the Pur mre of tressacting the Wholesale Grocery and Com poiasion frailness, %IN° aG Wood street. •WM, WILSOI, Jr. ?ittstaHsh., 1_0851—J:74 . FRANK-WILSON - VIRE! FMK 1 No 62 ilfarket siren, POtsktrgh.! . A. MASON & CO, arm now prepared to , offer to ' a• the public their rods damaged by the late fire, - among which stay be found: • ' • ' Calkots slightly damaged •1 randtard do 2 to inns; Imes do. good 14 les, to ID cents;;Mous do Laiees do, 3 to Ide; Chrobsterei do ID to 12e, Satin striped do 1b1; 4.1 French pr-.nu do ilk xpei Curtain Wets, half price; Giegharesldot Bleate.st.Countet panes; It-4 do eo.extra; blostreleg do LuineaS to Ite. Together with our usually Isrge sleek of New and Per Get Goods a: a great reduction from farmer ptices jy2 MEMO TBE Partnership heretofore existing beimemathe sabseribera, under toe him of Bothridio,w - ioo & Co., ~ ,a• this day Mmolved by inmeali ermwrit. The business of the firm will be settled by J. W. Per. bridge, or Win, %Pilsen, Ir., either of whom is an to use the name of the firm io 3. W, BURBRIIDGE, Witt: WlLmOlitiJr-, LYON, SUOMI & COL Pittsburgh, July 1,1950.—}y4 • T A alig WILSON iniorms his &Mods andkho - pabflo J h.. removed Lis Het and C.p ;£.4tablith• meat from Smithfield' street, to he. ed stand on the center orWood street and Ot*mend Alley, (second , story) over Ihrtriek• & Frieed's IllehoorroDiftee.vn mono bank. oft Diamond Alley -where may he *Amid &largo andiashionable anorunint of Hate and Caps: at reduced pricey, wholesale and-taisiL -- Iltda made to order. . ie.211,411.14m.5.- ILUDIOVILL TUB Vin 70 BEDFORD DPRINGS. No Blight Tinarel• VP Steam Boat to Brownaville, Stage .by day kb; jUlet to Camberlaud, and 'day light Stages , from Cosa. herland to Buford—Fero !9. Also, a Stage leavv• con office, Mondays, Wed...dela, -and Frlsys, • t o'clock. A. DI., via Noma Pleasant and Smeared, to Sealant, artivmg Ikulford vex; day—pan , 1 NIFSKOEN, , Ag't for NeUonal Bead d: Good Latent Sate Co. jyt&dtm . eledsion PllllllO With 1.1;10o ttttt 101 . 1.1•1141 T UST reeeleed at the eigrt of:,the Golden He rp, ono et:peter 5 octave .. BlelodeoPieho,eitth two tette of Reeds, the haat Improvement. •bore ID probably the lineal toned tnematent .ever adored for sale here, with a highly finieneil'and.elege at exterior, Ow hy • '• tlel7l : it IeLEG.R r. rgt 51 t do by /517 . NIVAk 57tCANDI.Fig aY WICK & Met , ANDI.N tgiiY FAWN tsYRIJr—JA.‘ tor ir.de the gallon or bottle, by tt N el AAI tlor Wood. tr. Se Lawn --- ANURPIIY h IfURCIIFIELD haws reeel•rea a tare 01; of ore* and , beaatind stile whits walla Yratts of Lawn Potterer-0;1TM fine aiotaoa. V e low ['flea of Me; tneloderl in the avortmettt rink Woe, buff. and other cetera.o2: „ , Q , oAr—so la C. 7 14 rfeCANDLL•3O OTIffEbE- -73 bit on tem!. fAs ante by . l`sanu DICKEY &CO GA i7 li: - VI I / 4 214 / 8 4 -10 teed (wallet-fee sale by Je97 UROUSIB-1.3 do. Oa 13.114 ...et or SOB by JD kV WlCK'ft MeCANDI.V29 rpEA.-20 htchtsts Ponehoig, jou re'd for via by I IeIS A CUI±TIERT6ON_ COYFECte TEAS-100 bads Rio Cores, • • 7.5 hf them greened Tess; Sow received and for sale hy • Je4 :; :OLIN WATT &CO __ 9 casts Ham; • 9 casks houlders, reeds/eft per sterner lame Newton, and for tale by Ie 14 I JAMES A IIUTOSISON &CO