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VOLUME XVII
Clic Pail!) %toot.
JAMES P. BARB.,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Tnams:—Daily, Fivo Do ter year, strictly in ad
.ranee. Weekly, Single su , eriptioroi Two Dol
lars per year; in Clubs o five,. One Polito.. 4
LOCAL AFF4S.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
. Trains.
Pittsburgh, Bart Wayne and Chieago'Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
- Leave Pittsburgh. Crentline. Ft. Wayne
Express Train 1:al6 A. M. (lib') A. M. l:01 P. 11l
Mail. Train 6:50 A. M. 6:00 A. M.' ILbO A. 31
Express Train..........12:50 P. M. 8:45 P. M. .2.30 A. 3f
P.
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Arrive at Chicago: ,
Express, 6,47 P. M. I Mail, 6:00 p.. I Express, 8,17 M
Returning, arrive at Pittsburgh: •
Mail, 2:40 P.M. I Express, SAO P. M. Express, 225 AM
(From Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation.. 9:3l1 A. IC 44:0P.M
•• •• - ' •". 6:21 A. M. 12:10P. Al
Pennsylvania fl UMMI:
(Prom corner of Liberty nod Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Siso P. M. 1:145 P. Tif
aso A. 51. 11:50 . P. AI.
4.2 U P. Al. 12.35 A. At
Erpress Train.
Dian "
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Fast Line
The Johnstown IVay Passenger
Train
JoldistoWn Accommodation_....
now Turtle Creel: "
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Third . " •
. 0:00 A. M. 1:10 P. M.
2:50 P. M. 11:00 A. 01.
.10,10 A. M. 0:50 A. 51
.1130 P. M. 12:30 A. M.
. P. M. 0:15 P. 51
Pitts. vgli mut Connellsrifli Railmrul.
(From Liberty zukl Gmn street.) .
Arrives..
7100 A. M.- C:l5 P. 01
Triad Min.
Express 'Frain 4:30 P. M. 8i45 A. Al
aevetand aol Pdtsliurgli
(From corner of Liberty and ltrant street:o
Lemma. Arricca
Express 1113 A. 51. 2.40 A. 51.
Allot . I'rain 0.25 A.lO. • 4.00 1. M.
Flat trine:. • 1.05 P. 51. 8.',10 P. 51.
Wellerille Accommodation- 5.00 1... M. 11.00 A: M.
Pittdnirgh, Cldundom aol Cincinnati grilroad. -
- • (From Liberty and Ommt stream) • ' •
',eaves Pitta. Columbus. Arr. in CM.
Feat Lino • 12.15 A. M. 5.00-A. 51. 11.10 A. 511
Esprcss . I'raiu.. 1.03 I'. 51. - 130 A.M. - v. 30 'A. 51
Court of Quarter Sessions,
Before Judges 31:Chita and Parke.
MONDAY, June 1:3,
Gourt met at. ten o'clock this morning, and
the case of Commonwealth es. Isaac Scott, in
dicted for assault and battery with intent to
kill, 'on oath of Wm. Smith, was resumed.
Thos. M. :Marshall, 'Esq., addressed the fury
fur the defense, and John IL Bampton,
for the prosecution:_ The jury retired, and
found a verdict of guilty of assault and bat
_ tery. The Court imposed a_ tine of tea dollars
and costs.
Commonwealth vs. John Ward, charged
with assault. ,and battery, on oath of .Jacob
Poth, Street COmMissioner of the borough of
Birmingham. Prosecutor had been ,instret
ed hy the borough council to !owl the wharf
by placing cinders upon it; while so doing he
was seized ' by defendant, who endeavored: to
prevent the bands front doing their work.
The assault occurred on the ith of May, near
Ai'Knight's rolling mill, and originated in a
dispute as to the title - to the property, it being
claimed as public property by the borough, and
as private property by Mr. Christian Ihmsen,
who had given Mr. Pcth notice, through ,an
agent, to desist from placing cinders on that
part of the wharf. The title to the property
and the slight injury done to prosecutor, .we_s
the defense. The jury had .returned no ver
dict at adjournment.
Charles T. Ihmsen, in a suit growing Mit of
the same circumstances, pleaded guilty to a
charge of assault and battery, preferrek by
John Speller, and was fined five dollars sand
the costs of prosecution.
Joe Dawson pleaded guilty on two indict
menti for the larceny of clothing from Her
wig's hotel, and was sentenced to live months'
imprisonment on each. -
'William Barclay eras indicted for i ssnult and
battery on Wfbarn Sproull, a night watchman.
Itappears, froth the evidence for the prosOcu
'Don, that on the evening of the I9th of May,
Barclay wits acting in a disorderly manner at
Steel's bac:hang° on Liberty street, when cheer
Lewis was calledrur;on le - . arrest
Ogilestt i d tdaSsist takiwighim
to the tombs. On reacting the beard of Sinith ,
- field street, Barclay disengaged himself from
the Officers, and he and Lewis rolled into the
street together. Sproull went to Lewis' assis
tance, when Barclay, still en the ground, kick
ed him in the face, knocking him back several
feet, and indicting severe injuries. Barclay
. was rescued from the officers. _
For the defense, William Barclay toitificd
that he raw a cut, streaming With blood, on
Yarei :y' forehead when lto got up.
Gteb'Uot cdpeluded'at
FOSTER'S ilili . El 7 lT T 1415 EVENI'.IIO.
t filo occasion i t 'the - 4p0119 Theatre, this
evening is an unusual one—and one on Which
we have t 0;..) much confidence iu the liberality
our citizens'not to believe that an overwhelm
ing audience 'ha collected. • Mrs. Plater,
who labored long and assiduously to please a
Vittsbuirgil public, now appears, after nearly a
year of protracted illness, and asks a benefit at
their hands, and they would be ungrateful if
they did not recognize her efforts in her pro
ifession, and accord her a liberal patronage.
• The bill is such as would of itself attract a
large audience. The performance commences
with "a new, and beautiful drama, founded on
ora l uisita i.oetn of bone:va, entitled, '!The
Mistletoe ilinik,l4;t in *Web Mrk Foster: will
f).l,rsciilate Lady Agnes. Thenfolloris the petit
comedy - of the .. , Imcky Bit," Mrs. Foster up
tOriiig as the Marchioness of 11.Espalien, after
Ma t t of. the .‘ i,ady of the pop,
Oluditig . trith the fir= -11144114,", ) „ ,
in which Mr. 0. Foster personates Ginger Blue.
Mr. Charles Foster and. Mr. 31 - Tarland appear
'during the evening, and the performance will
„be interspersed with a variety of singing and
*dancing..
Mrs. Foster is better entitled to a.good,beno
'4 thaT/ any actress now in the city.. ..1 - no has
luny friends, and if thernelY tutu out in full
force, the 14ollo , Nvill Adds evening •cenittin an
immense Iva iericeancl . we sincerely hope such
niarbel.h c case,... • •-•
PLR S.EticIERIITINV " _tkSTIi r AL ,. AT CLEN:E
-LA:lrp:—The aratial''m6ctitcg,'dt Ole" Gernian'
Samgerband lieitlywestern States, held
thil City:last, rear, come, off ,in :Cleveland
this .weele.. thiring its continuance; that fity
4;l} dbßptle~s lie ydcgl wftii, rtield4loas"S;9till ds:
it is a general festival, in which. all the Singing
Societies of the district participate. Our.own
societies, two ir. number, the Frohsinn and
Teutonia, have made preparations to attend,
ench club sending fifty members. The former
have engaged the services , of Young's Brass
Band, who with accompany them. They leave
the noon train., to-day; , and will
.. reach
Ulm/eland this evening, MI6
. principal fea
tures of. the occasion will be tho.. performance
. of, an Opera by the Cleveland Glee Club, this
evening, and the, public reception Of the visit
ing clubs; a' grand vocal and instrumental
mucartion Wednesday evening. imwhich four
n , r;ilve /nt,ridted, singers, anu; a .orchestra,
will take part, ; I n, .prii.o conhert.: . bri
affernoon,and.a banquet in the evening;'and
a procession - and pie-nie on Friday: Our
Nubs retfurrhome - ompainiday:'
Lie . ; toilidar as oudt'tro6our ellibs
espechilly, av it ponlants a_nmpher
Or tine •eirleriloml, tlioy . liave been in constant
niactice. We certainly expect them - Id Ming
nrize: we hone . the first 0110:
Go TO THE COUNTRY.—:-Idlers in' the city
can find plenty of employment in the country.
correspondent. cf Viristian .4rivoccic,
-writing from. Ohio, says :"T satisfied OA
fifty men of indestrious habit Coln lindWOrk
at fair prices in each of the following counties
in Ohio: Stark, Tusearawas, Carroll, Jeffer
son, Columbia and Harrison. Now is the time
for them to make the trial, as we need them."
The writer says further : "I want an..orphan
boy of ten or twelve years to rear as my own—
a smart intelligent boy, that will take an edu
cation." A good opportunity for enter
)rising youth.
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HORSfi RAILIXOAD.--Speaking of horse rail
rotuls, the Cleveland Platailealer asks,,"What'a
the objection . ? "' and thus discourses on the
subject. The remarks may possibly'apply
here:
The Horse Railroad will very Much ac
commodate . a large class of our citizens.
This is admitted. It won't hurt anybody.
This is true, it tt isn't admitted. It won't cost
the city a red cent. On the contrary the city,
as a city, will reap considerable benefit from it
by way of taxation. Then what's the objection ?
There are, unhappily, very many individuals
who can't Re any good in anything now. They
belong to the pig-headed persuasion. They
wanted to cage the inventor of the steam en
gine as a lunatic.. They desired to put the
originator of the, telegraph in a strait-jacket.
They suggested that the cooking-stove inven
tor's bead be shaved. Their ancestors called
Colurithus a visionary, hair-brained youth, and
favored Galileo withderisivehoots when be in
formed them the world turned round. This is
their style. When any new plan for the bene
fit of mankind is discovered, they "arc at it
agin," ea Mr: Cruncher remarks in Dickens'
new story. The Horse Railroad is a decided
success in a dozen or more American cities, but
when' it is proposed to build ono in Cleveland,
the fogies "are at itfigin." Such is lifi3."
PIIONOGRAPHY.—TiIe artof phonography, or
writing by ;sound, bs pertaillli
,thopost Valua
ble that CIA be . acquirchVgivinfr, to any one who
has mastered it, superior advantage's for obtaln
ing employment in literary or mercantile pur
suits. Mr. T. Slen and his partner are now in
this city, and proposo giving lessons, singly or
cr
in classe , in, this-useful .acquirement., They
1 Topes inn course of eiglit lessons of an hour
each, t.... impart a thorough knowledge of the
art. These gentlemen have had long experi
ence as ~teac4erat h ayo mot with great success,
and are fully Competent ,and reliable. "They
will, we are satisfied, give entire satisfaction.
For terms, &c., apply to Messrs. T. Slee J.; Co.,
at the Red Lion Hotel, St.. Clair street.
' AFF RAT ON A: STRANt.uo .A.T. —A Pit tsbu rglier
named Janice 3PCorilifelc! was 'stabbed on
board the steamer Prima Donna, at. Cairo. last
week. He Was mate on the boat, and finding,
while the other deck-hands 'lore at work
transferring freight to a lighter, one of the
hands shirking,
he collared him. The deck
hand-drew a knife, and stabbed 31'Cormiek
three times, once in the breast., and tAilee in
the abdomen. His wounds are severe, and
:ma;i. - it is feared, result fatally. 'The deck
hand was s r Led at. Cairo,. -hut no witnesses
appearing on the examination, ho was dis
charged.
PEI:EMIrIYtWE SALE "Or P.EAT: ESTATE, 11.1;
ORDER RR ASSIGN Er.g.—the special attention
of. the creditors of the late James Grev, de-
ceased, and all others desiring bargains in real
estate; which bida fair to rapidly increase in
value, is invited to the sale of nineteen valua
ble lots of ground situate' in the Fifth ward of
this city—the saki positive, to dose that con
cern—this, Tuesday evening, June 14th, at
eight o'clock, in P. M. :Davis' second Door
Sales ltooms, No. &4 Fifth street. Plan of
lots may be bad at the Auction Rooms. 11
FIIiiITINU AT Pie Nuts.—At a German pie
nie at Iron City Park, (not. the Orphans' Pic
Nie,) a general row occurred yesterday, in
which several persons sem engaged.; no one
was, however, seriously injured.
At- another pie Tiie, at New Linden Grove,
a BOA also occurred, in which one man was
seriously wounded by being struck on the head
With a slung-shot. Another person was also
struck on the head with a lump of coal, inflict
ing a bad wound. Warrants have been issued
for the arrest of the parties concerned.
I)tri.i..—Yesterday was entirely barren of
news in eycyytlepdrtinent:—ptillce-l-senation--
all. We need an m.citeinnt--.lv hut shall it ?
Aniusnments urn "played otit," unless some
speculator could induce Paul Murphy, thn
Chess-tiing, to pay us a visit. Why can not
this be done?' We hope the gentlemen of our
Vhess;•Club may tnako an elliqt ig tllis Oireo-
V4-.11,
.A.IIII.ESTER.—CNIX/e3 Call, the elder of the
two parties noticed yesterday as being charged
with a violent assault on Andrew Young, on
Sunday, on the Allegheny wharf, was arrested
last evening, and is now in the tombs, awaiting
the action of the Mayor. Young is in jail,
having been committed on information made
by Call.
E public have already been made nF T
quainted with the fact that V t le be Use pf j. L.
CArliagban a C 6:, ..V.edolll F tree t , Allegheny
city, bas recently gime largely into the boys'
clothinff ' trade, and if any one will take the
trouble to glance through thetrstock, they %via
certainly And it an attractive one.
Aluti pie-nie for tho.benefit of the German.
Orphans' Asylum, on Tro) , ILUL which Opeaeil
yesterday at Iron City Park, will be continued
during to-day. Those who were present yes
terday enioyed themselves—SO much so that
many of Om ipterid,rpNrning to -slay.
AIVIDENTAT. STAISIIING.—Two boys IVPIII
playing together, near the Fourth Ward School
House, yesterday, when one accidentally stab
bed the other in the thigh. a wound-is-nett
Uangerous. •.” •;
SECOND Fivngrr, above Ross, is now under
repair::.lt was:tinic; as its cOnilltiott,bas long
been a source of complaint to those 'Wbo are
obliged to tray.:.3 1,11. c;
JUDGES MAYNARD AND ADAMS were engaged
in hearing the Common I'leus argument list
yesterday, but. cages, of, public importance
came before them.
LTST of valuable Stocks will be sold this
evening by V. M. Davis, auctioneer, a the
V( minereial Itoarns, o.b'tftti atreet.
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THE UNITED STATES DINT racT COUTty meets
tidten
artiu)t siilentlid stock of
kI E.P.
el - ro'r gentlethen's. youths' and children's'
s.unmer wear may be found at the establish
ment of Messrs. W. IL .r6co & Co., at the
oorruir - Of ApsilreteylarAi and , Vederal o,loot, in
city, These gentlemen have every
description of the Most fashienable material,
which-they manufaeture in the best manner.
Their stock of gentlemen's goods is, large and
elegant, and their prices' moderate. They
never fail to please their customers.
INstrrtrrZ. , —Thls Institution,
the want of which.hats heart ,so long felt, liy.onr citizens
I; new 'open, tinder tile anpfitrintentlence of= Messrs
4ohnsull(n the Lafayette lseilttitig: En
trance, 6,5 Wtictitt4reet.l !Lis &esti:pied for the Oerpetual
czivibition ofthe proilucts of iltechiplies Manu(itetp
fers. loVentdr4, anti Artisuhg! , :tio. pl'are of resort
(or those seeking information relative to those branches
. industry, _either by examination of : samples or
aceantitio puldieattois. Tiletee having artielel to:briag
teron) therlievrill find it greatly. to tlietrodyantioptc!
Vot! . .pnblie are respectfully invited to idea tho
inatitut& • * 0. , • .
jsATINc ,BX . 411L'Aldiks testimonial of
ejotaailcif rf4 i}dcipp 'orthOii
ftlgulaylpglllloF s ks, Vfqi, egotopLy auti the
fittio attention peessary to - heepeacirroom comfortaile„,
tirglitv'thia.Certifizate tolfeilsrs.'Dmis arid PhllliPs,
BROOPSriIITS to Phillips ,t; Co., f()r their plan of heating
12y steam the Flacon,' Ward Public Schoditin the city of
PtUsburgh, and which has met our approval,, md wo
would recommend them 'to 'the public to give entire
.edivfeetion of beethut bi.ateara.
,
R. Miller, Jr.. Julio Marshall, jr., M. Tindle, George
Wilson, John Wilson, L. Wilcox, Directors.
r..6:013 It fIfILUR
oaniilaqing, co.O.Fittin.4, - Ptatobtoil &as bundert,
.Dpoldri in every ildiriptuneof Gat FlrtlWei dol/hoops
No. 67 Wood and 14871tsVgl:Foq, rittobsnli:
41.400y100
COULTER & iIdEXTZin, House, Sign and
Ornamental Painters and Grainer& Orders left at their
shop on Fourth street near Market, Burke's Building,
will 6e promptly attended._. oeus
-
WE LIVE SO FAST IN TIIIS COUNTRY,
that the AmCrio.ins have becantOla14011£11111:01101QUI• all
Christendom, as a hard hard drinking, hard
chewing„ herd' swearing peeplo.. We.. - have became
eqMdly famonS for debilitated 'Stomachs, o n - eivated
and disordered nerves, broken, down constitutions, and
the hundred and one-. cares which follow upon - the
elves which we hryye eillMier}te4. Cogntless ratireft°
rtiesp ins have beens4vertised, but we know of noth
ing so efficacious ier an invalid Buffering from indiges
tion or nervoUldopre6sion 6,S - OLIN'S STOMAC!I
TERS, maunfauttired and cold by the proprie Lori:4 his .
4624 on Penn street, new nand. 0,1
. -... • - . • .
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1859.
per Da .I.IO9TETTRICS BITTERS , have re
ceived the warmest encomiums from the press and
people throughout the union. As 11 valuable tonic for
the cure of Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Constiption, and
generaluervouedebility,itcannotbeapproached. Every
day, new cases of Its great effect are chronicled through
our public journals, 'Chore is nothing equal to the en
joyment which the afflicted experience when using this
valuable' specific. Its mild torte, its sure and vigorens
action upon a disordered stomach, and the cleansing of
the entire human body, should recommend it to all
classes of our community. Ail flint will be necessary to
convince the"skeptleal Of its healthy effects; is to pur
chase a battle and be satisfied.
For salo by druggist.s and dealers tonorally, ovary
where, and by HOSTETTER &
Manuraeturors and Proprietors,
joy No. 68 Water, and LS Front streols
zee- "HOW BtAUTIVUL 7" 18;TIlli CONL!,I9N
Raying of those who see the magical effects cif the•Eart
Athenietine or Bair Restorer ofJules Hanel Co, whioli
restores gray hair to its former color, and beautifies
that impaired by disease.
Sold by D. L. FAHNESTOCK k ay:4plo. GO,'cornor
Wood and Fourth strocts, Druggista goiior3lly, Emil at
the Laboratory of Jules Hauel & Co., No. 704 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Anton littur.`
JOSEPH MEYER a; SODIi;
Manufacturers, and Iyholemto and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE. AND CHAIRS;
No. 444- Penn Street, above the Canal,
• -
Have on hand a large assortment tit Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own maim..
fitCLllre, and warranted equal quality and style to nay
manufactured in
.the city, and will sell at rea,mnalim
nrlc .e te•-1141
ASSIGNEES , SALE.
SCUF.,I)LTLE OF FROREIrry OF liIRK
it - to be Fold by Attaicneiea, at Ruelleoter
Penica, on 'll l EtiltAii, Juno 4th, ISdy.
Thrco uptight. drills; a
On 6 Car whottl boring ?it:whine ; • ' •
• One launch and Machina;
Ono Wheal
4 ltut Axle Lathe;
• '
Envine 1.3111. CA ; •
UM, 11:111111:010 ;
Tided boa and Ina Trirpinc, Machine~;
'lwo wind );prim' Mi1.,2111114 , ;4;
Tll,l :I.T1101 . S.) PIMP,. 1e and GU fret;
l no (Wiiodwortles) Planer;
Four circular iron fount Saw-bruclica ;
I hie TraVt , no.t. HAW :1114 fiXttlYeN;r
ttto !arm , . and mitt small (power) afertieing Mochint
Our Trap Hummer;
One Tongue and Grooving 3f:whine;
t In. tik•toil Sow and fixturee;
Our ' , Pall a Dallenra Moulding Machine;"
Our do • • do Tromning do
Our Fatimt Lathe;
One large and 'ono mall (foundry) Crano ;
Six Foundry Ladle, and lot Foundry Tori.; •
Lot of 'furred Pulleys: •
Sundry lots of Paha, : uds on,l-Vi,rhi,ll:
Dr do Tools and fixture • for re•••••imer
• work;
TM do Traronver CM. Tri Iwo ;
Oilier and Ci ining•room Furniture;
Lot Morin met Took:
Sundry linit - Poitiapoio,Cank.tripo,lnieketioa Ttr•nohte
Do do Fire Ituekets;
leit of Curronter,"Tooll nod fiatttrer ;
Toolo and lialiiros:
- Wood alltl Iron of all NMI , t
12,1tur It.. Forging., for car-;
14,trar !Gs Cadingo do
Twesip• tine, Wrought Iron. iimorle•l;
Ttteitly-ttita. Car-axle+, ;Mat Dr , ' (New
Eleven do with wheel.;
Gum rtpringa:
(7,.r, :0..1 Moulding Sand;
Bros. t ;
Coke.p.atru bushels, morr or
lore -
Oue 1 ;
Ono 'Fsvo-lionto Wagon;
Ono Pair Timber Wheels:
Ono Pair Bob-Ova -4 'oil kaelt ,
Three. Set. tart Ilarne• ;
'flnners"r..6;
Our Veneer Press;
5)00 pounds Spring Stool
`.:W do 7,, Brake Chain;
Two pair Platform Scale.;
Two Truck Cars;
One let Speher:
Ono lot AVronglit Iron She Una ;
One lot Of Ctcal• ' , tieing :old blacking ;
Ono lid Car Pattorns ;
Otto lot Piro Ittick ;
O n e tp;, - -xv.oxrell Naiis;
Fight thaatutag.orted Wigs:
Sixty pasts Wool Screws, assorted;
Seventeen tiross Wood Servos, Itntssigpped ;
Finishing Nail., ltrads all. Tao. ,
ono lot, Window Pilau ;
unt..(power)ei.ting L . 1,311..r;
Two tAI-dett'.) Fnu Itlowers;
it,,. set ,tit hoary Stattox 1.
Treaty V3rlti,.:l Casks ;
Wrouglit Scrap iron:
Fonr- Iron Jaek Screws
Twetity-two, ten ton Coal Cars;
One (kitting Pam:
Fino . nPlml.srTruckg;
Lot tor Dresses' Cherry. Poplar Ash, Pine, talent,
Maple. Oak. Mahogany and envied Maple Limber.
lun,non feet iindr.segal Oak Lumber ntts.al
'AAUP() do do fine do do
2,(00) .lo do Poplar 110 110
19,0rX)do do Cherry do du
Six Passenger Car Sils, (Norway p t ne a ;)
'Fen Shores, $lOO each, Stock in Itochector Mautkfac
turing Co.
Alit- All the lttribyT;n ;kit,4Lnvo lid, has I,; , crt piles
oxi-t-tv(ceyeare.""
TIIOIIA9 rowv.R,Rociw..ter,
It. 11. etiAmitEirLlN.NeW Brighton.
(EO. F. 1.111.1.M01t VittAtugh,
to:tabu - Im . AVdatleas
MEDIC:A L ittlkitamiky
thological Anatomy. 9 vol.
((vett , ' Elettienkol Pathological Anatomy.
Chive's Pathological Anatontv, unit goicrot plate,
liorner's Attatteny :aid Ilistolo,o, 2 Nob.
Lawronco'ti, Trout:al on Ow Eye.
Mal•kenzie's •• •• ••
Wilson on Navase of thc Skin, frith aUns 1/ff
1113(.1:n01 and Tnlin on Invainty.
Iva Rook° un Pneutnon(antal MM
Copland nu Palsy awl A 11 - toplexy,
Beienewand Art o(Surgery.
Cooper's lisclures on Surgery.
Printes Modern Surgery.
Miller's 'Prue:tin° •• •
S)etem ~f
: Inel:son's Momenta •:;t
Pstuotplos of Medicine, IIPNI•
V.,11 . 14 Vractire of Phyvitt.
Woods' Alantria (elks and
itty.lo I; A V• k C 4 We.atl vtreet.
I.oxes Bunch, Clornobs blood; •
• trio lif
pto ;itt I(Xtl ifii alit
Wiltl.o.3:l:ll.ayeii do
}or vale by ltd.:l - MEI& A AN DEILsON.
32 Weal ht. apposite K. Chariot, llotoL
TONIC. CHOCOLATE DISOPS.—BI:Lii
wyetit's props, or pm, iron and
chocolate,ly esteemed fur their limier influence, in
imparting stienizth and a healthy eider to invalids,tislic.
cially fur females and children. For sale by
• h
M Corner Smithfield and Fourth Stmets.
P -
RUN FA--- .
IN) kdf.ta 1\ iiocaui, for enokiqi , ...
... 10 moot; extra linv j in Anti;
0 , 4.• . tiO in IK.X O R ,
py.mi , ..h, .i. ANDF,FLSON,
F9 f37 l° 1 n
I aii . Wood '42, oppototo St.Tharles Hotel.
PERFUMERY,A largo assortment •61
French, 'English and Amerimm Perfumery of all
kinds. Bair Drusinl, Tooth BruPlies, eta., etc.. at
my2S • '
Comp; of prnillitield Fend Fourth Wreets.
MILL FEED-165 sacks Ship Stun; re
ceived and far pale by J. A. FETZEIt,
Curner Market and First Ntrects.
PO NG KS.- A tine lot of Bathing Sponges;
1.....1 Idea, Morgan Broei.' Mire° Cloves. a cheap sand--
I ule tor Sponge—a new and wietal article. Tor Bale by .
tny'2 L. WILCOX, cm. Smithfield and 4th sti
.., ..
- ,
DRIME COFFEE-45 bags prime Rio
1, Cotreejust received. For Bale by
111VitYLAIth ili fiIDINCIRI
- •
- njy!li ;
_LlS.l ! ibor:ty_Filly4( _
'WO GROSS M'LANE'S MElallifin
Antic, and for en4mby - • - -
BECKHAM ik KELLY,
•
myf • i • Allegheny City.
A LARGE PRILD,INCr LOT. on CaFstkll
i
reVt, Smith Pittsl/o",:hr l or fia4 , t, •
•6. WTI( OEICF•dt ON. GI Market, street.
.
L011) . Y001,1.-100 barrels for sale by
B. L. FAIINFSTOCK t 10,..
16.' 0i M. oontor Wood and Fourth stroota.
7--DDE:tc by
No. 00, cornoPFourt.ll and Wood strata.
HAIR DYES.-'-Christadoro's, Batchelor's
nazires and Harrison's flair Dyes, for mile by
L. WILCOX,
m 2S corner Smithfield and Fourth sta.
QILK, LISLE THREAD AND COTTON
1177 LuVE9 AND GAUNTLETS. Also, a Rll ..wtati
rent of 111,ADIf !AIM at voiy ricoa.
Trlyai . ',EtlTON'it.ata.a CO, F . ifthaad ).t.dt ; As.
FFANCYP,RESS
...H organos, Lawns,
Ptefds,
i l l acoht 4
. atlee, 14eclio
Wpar.Pallivs;
Bets andsacl; r B , tg i l x az i r r i et
street.
CANE HOOPS--AR lengthsiof-rOurtand
iv flat id low pricos; by the gross.
Je3 EATON. CREE A :CO., 'Fifth and ltiathet sts.
Qr - IN THE CORNER -OF TOWNSFND
‘../. arid DActitur r.PeetsitWo raAllatig brieliiii\w‘ftling
: .eseh.)w.o sOneic each . lOC 24 feet trot t.,.'" Vet
WO by tnlya. S. minFIAT & Stilii.l.l hihritet et.
7
T OVERTNG'S WITITE SUGARS
1J aw barrels Crushed Suggs; .._
15 do Floe'Phlverized Sugar; `-• •' •
15 do Granulated do;
100 do B. Coffee do;
Just received and far salehr_ •
___.‘ ,
SEThWiR & AND ERSON i
29 Wood at,. opposite St Charles past..
TARRIVAL OF SPRING:GOODS.
T
—A large lot of Spring and Summar GoOde; eorn
aising all the latest atyles, now er.e_ ni ng at
).1.14 LIANnON 74 - Market greet.
'
THE LATEST NEWS
'1'M1...10(3-12.-A.PI - 1.
California Overland
Sr. Louis, Juno 13.—The California over
land mail, with dates. to the 20th ultimo, ar•-
rived last Saturday night.•
The proprietors of the San Francisco Bulle
tin were tined ono hundred dollars each for
publishing the confession of Mrs. Sickles.
A party of Lieutenant licaltermen were at
tacked at Pahntah Springs by - the MojaVo In
dians. . . • .
Tho amount of gold dust shipped from Vic
toria for the month ending May 10th, was one
bundre4xhd ninety-five thousand dollars.
- :•Tlfil:thiikid , States4loop-of-war Decatur ar
rivea 'at San Francisco on the 18th ultimol
liar, passengers, report that ,about three thou
sand Texans are encamped near Belknap for
the purpOse Of exterminating the Caddo Re,:
serve Indians. The Governor of Texas had
called on the United (States troops to quell dis
turbances, and Major Van Doren had arrived in
tho vicinity with threecompanies of dragoons.
While on his way from Fort Washira to Belk
nap, Van Doren encountered a large body of
the Apache Indians, and killed forty or fifty
and took twenty-eight prisoners.
A special despatch from Independence to the
Republican, says that a. party of soldiers sur
prised about eighty lodges of Comanches near
Pawnee Rock, and killed tiventy-five men and
twenty Women.
Douglas county, Kansas, has elected seven
Republican delegates to the Constitutional
Convention; Bourbon and Lykins, each one
Republican and ono Democrat; Atchison and
Itil..y. n small Republican majority; Johnson
and Wyandotte, sinaliDemocratic majorities;
Lawrence, four hundred Republican majority.
Arrival of the Star of the West.
New Yard:, .Line 13. L--The steamship Star
.T the West bas arrived from Aspinwall with
California dates to the 2.oth- ultimo. She
brings about a million - and a half - dollars in
gold.
George 1). Brush, the treasurer of Calaveras
county, had been discovered to boa defaulter
to a large amount.
A.Avices from Victoria state that the gold
inirie, of VancouVres were yielding so largely
that parties were leaving Victoria for that lo
cality;
The dates from Valparaigo.vtero to May Ist.
A. battle had 'been fought en the 29th of April,
between the govern-nent troops under General
idauri, and the revolutionists under General
Gallo. The latter was defeated and fled, hav
ing loat two thousand killed. This battle ended
the revolution.
The government had opened the northern
vnas roviving.
Guayaquil wa.<sill blockaded. but was ex
wcted nu to be opened.
River and Weather at St. Louis
Sr. LOUIS. Juno 13.—The river fell at this
point during the forty-eight hours ending at
dark last night, and is rcee*ling at the same
rate to-day. The Upper Mississippi is falling
at St. Paul, but another rise is reported coming
from above, and still higher water is predicted.
It is stationary ut thiboque, nod rising slowly
at Keokuk. The Illinois and Missouri are
both on the decline. Heavy rains foil all day
yesterday. The weather to-day is clear and
very warm.
From KMisas
LEAVEN WORTH, June 111—The express from
Denver city which was seven days out has ar
rived, bringing $1,400 in gold dust. Accounts
continue to be received Or the MOO nature as
those previously reported. The practicabil
ity of the mines is cormide'red as t - .s.t.tiblislied.
The tirst supply trains hail arrived,'and com
manded good prices and ready sales. The
Utah mail contained no neWs.
The' Republican, have a majority of three in
the Constitutional Convention.
Presentation
llosTor.r, Juno 13.—The Emperor of Riat
has presented a diamond brooch, va at
to the wife of Captain Hudson, in aWnowledg
ment of the courtesies extended by her to some
Russian olliceN, while engaged in laying the
Atlantic Telegraph Cable.
The r nitedtitates frigato Cort , tellation was
put into couitiii=sion to-day, and her crow taken
on boar,t.
REMOVAL.
W. & D. HUGUS,
Fr AVE E OV ED To NO. CO MA R.
ri• Street, eerner or Fourth, where they whine
, till the tirqt of Septelill , er,when they wall remora to
• new ' , ha, now bring built at the old stand, corner
dth .tot Market ,treets. my-bitu
New Goods! New Goods!!
'I I l'N Ell & PALMER, 7$ M A ILK ET
sTIIKET, hare
. Ina t ervivoa per g.lpre,, , , a nor
:m,l I+•untß'ul :ve.,riment of l'hntitilly
ttll of u a hir•h they oth.r nt very low price,..
N. 11.—Eittbroldctn, :at et,'.
i..11-ZiEtt t PALMER,
ttitiect•sstArs to Van (tonler,)
78 Mtu - kot street.
13 l )YS. CIA n'l3 NI L—Tlir making, trim
ming real Bova' or Youtha' Clothing is a
branch of the 'failoring arb - whiell ran only la calitired
by es peradwo, and retained by prnr.hetp limiing tor
roam devoted a tatrt of re,,,altrei of an establish-
Nardt lrt tpla ilarlienlar department. awl having fitted up
l/ertal salea rotan,, attended by bonalea, we are enabled
to oth.r indileenield, in quality, mild° and price, that
eanura approached in the ray. - Parents Or invited
to call at CHF-STEWS Guilt lc HALL,
titan Corner Wood street and Iniunonil allay
A NOTIIF,11: STOCK OF NEW CIoODS
u.EN EL' at 77 Market street— .
and Mantilla Trimmings,
hint ronleries, illores. Mitts and ,F,t(lo;lnys;
Ribbon', and Millinery (loads;
Skirts and Cersebe, Situ thribwßgir,
Voullsbuig Artieles,
And inany otliet desirable goods nt rAnced prima
y ; 4. • Jusltultxt‘t,t7 morkst street
ERNS—;AI bbls. Small White for sale by
j o9
• lIHNIRY Whldllifi.
POTATOES-4101) bushels choice mixed
rotsises, in store and fur sale by
JAMES A. FETzru,
jet corner Market roail rust HirO4H.
mrrellMA 1t1l) INK PENS. ---,For .
sale by J. E. WELDIN,
toy 4 fa Wood street near Fourth. •
JM ES HOL ES M & CO., Pork Packers.
and dealers in Rayon, Ina Sugar Cured llama,
&c., corner of ICIEST AND MARKET STREETS, -
follrly
Pittalturgt. s^t.' •
T It A\V A NI) SA ',MON COLORED
14QNNF.T R11111(INS—A few pieces received Ly
Express last evening. and for silo 1 !. .y
ni3 - 27 EATON. CREE & CO.. 14 ifth and 3failzet sts .
, LO , lON, or LILY
131,0Mtlif:—Fur ronderinz soft, tina fair'
A Large supply on lavil . dand il t j 'o s r E s i t it . t .LEm *
le lComer Diamond and Marlrel stood.
I NCI NNATI SUGAR CURED, HAMS
and Inled ipa, 10 tierres to arrive, par ctramo•
ltolmont, at 'IIANVOIgn 4 14 .4.OWNLEE'S,
epß in the Diamond. '
BA N E ERS' OASES AND VOOKEI
BOOKS--A - fall n.s•=ortment nt
Sea • KAY .1; C 014„ 66 Wood woe_
PACKED BUTTKR.---. - •
85 harrols good nacho(' Butter, ' ;
d htf do 40 do, . - . . •
I
5 kegs ' 'do . do, 1
In ;dote, and for sale by MILLER & RICEETaON,
10%8 No,. 711 and 223. Liberty street.
PRUNES, cases in gross jars ;
_IL 3 do in fancy homes;
3 ends Turkish;.i
LO kegs for Cooking.
Just meowed and for sato by •
.Rl4 - 11ER a ANDn32S4A. '
.., •••14o:119. Wood streek
Opposite Ht. Charles Hotel.
BOYS' SHOT OUNS.—Attention is invited
to our Btoo% ot
_
.80Tal-8110T.GUNS.
They 'were manufactured especially to our order, and
are light, well finished, and entirely reliable and safe.
Parents who would learn their boys to be marksmen,
should examine these beautiful weapons. ,-
CARTWILIGIIT A YOUNG,
'O6 b 6" 'Wood Otxcet.
.
ITSINt A .SS VOA , 84t,E.--"fike stock, -fix
turas and goodaip Oa it a Iceryiyo Gor . lfect . iorterh
vAt Boda'Fohntain: Balboa: raraaare, do, in ' .a goof
locniion is
ll
N.l 7 fl i gh t t i nSC&; 51 Market street,
NEW WAIL PAPER.-Thirdarrival for
the Season— The assortment, alwayS cOroplete
the old stand, No. ST Wood street • . •
Je 9 W.I.KMAWILAix
8 . (1/1t ALLOI SELAXSEEDOILforsaIe
by BgclatAitt. & BELLY, - :
m g
Allegheny City.
• .
Vl - RESI BUTTER.-7 jars and .4 kegs
Frei i Ikatrer, pat receiied and for eidelbj
• . " JAMES iK. TEIZER,
• earner Market and First et:rests.
COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
BERCBANTRA EXCBANDE.
WM.. H. SMITH.
e e Presidents.
ISAIAH DICKEY, Ist. , EDWARD GREGG, 2d
Treasurer.
• N. HOLMES, Jr.
Superintendent. •
' GEORGE H. THURSTON,
aniunittee of Arbitration for June.
ISAIAH DICKEY, V. P.,
C. IL PAULSON, J. S. COSORAVE,
. J.. 1. GILLESPIE, ,B. PRESTON.
Steamier', to daily!.
•
Bavaria -..i....Southampton.Now York.... Juno 15
Arabia -Llverpool......Boatou June 18
OuLadino Liverpool...--Queb00......-June 22
City of Bahimore....Liverpool. New Yark.-.June =
Asia. Liverpool New York—June 25
Wetter 8remen......-Now York—Jana 25
Arago Havre New York.-Juno 28
Borrawis Hamburg .NowYork....July 1
Now York Southaropton.New York..-July D
Steamers to Sall.
America. Boston Ltserpool..-Inne 15
ilammonia------New York......llarnburg--June 15
City of Washington-New York Cork it L'pl-Jtme 18
Anel New York Havre June 18
Indian Quebec.- JArerpool--June 18
Star of the WesL New York.--Aspinwall.--June 2:1
Attics ... New York..--Liverpool--June 22
Karnak New York -.-Harana, te_June 22
Argo New York.--Galway Juno =
Fulton ...-....New York.--Havro----June 25
City of Bi -- - anehoster-New York..-Cork, to Juno 2 5
Europa Boston Lirerpool—jnne 29
Kangaroo Now York..-Liverpoolote.July 2
Stage of Water.
Three teat eight inches.
PITT'SBURGII MARKETS.
Repo;fad itelmwly for the DaZy Morning .Ftst.
Ptrrsargag, Jana 13, 11169
Flottr...Maintains the name figura We have bo
unotationn from that hands. From store sales of 1,200
nt 88,40@8,25 for supeOne, $8,25G8,50 for extra, and
83,5%3.8,75 for extra family. •
Gratin...Salon 330 bush. Oats at 55e56e; 450 bush.
nnet:wheat nt $2,00(4.2,25, with small lots at V.„50. •
Ilay...Stiles 8 loads at slo@l4 'ft ton.
Beans—ln demand. Sales 115 bush. at 81,Z€11,50
bush. for mall white.
Pointoes...Bales 3.50 bbls. at 000@$1,00;128 bush. nt
$2,50g2,75.
Bacon—Sales 12,000 lbs. nt 7307: 4 4e. for shoulders,
0. 1 ,00 , ge. for Rides, and 13,010%e. fur hszas; 8 tierces
sugar eared hams at 12Me.
Butter... Sales 4 bbls Roll at It%r.
Eggs... Sales 3 bbl. nt 1234g13e. dozen.
Sugar -.Sales 7 lthds. at 7NOBe.
Molansea...Sales 25 bbls. at 42.043 e. et gal.
Coffee eS 14 Racks at 1231 e.
Fish... Pales 12 bbls. Igo. 3 Mackerel at $11,50012,00.
Whisky -.Sales ntM32oe. - it gal. for Rectified.
Cincinnati Market.
Comma; Juno 13.—Flour still tends upwards, and
superfine commands $7 readily, with sales at $7.41:47,10
and $7,15. Wheat advaneisi fully Eie and is readily taken
at $1.5(Xi31,60 for red; white $1,C06ai1,70. Corn is las/abet , -
ter, with vales at 8.5 e. Oats firmer; stiles at 57e; it is held
higher. Marley and Rye in without change. Whisky
firm at 14"eialvanee ; PAlef. PM Min. Provisions dull and
unchanged in prices. Exchange ou the East rather
heavy the supply, however, in limited.
New York Market.
NET Your., Juno 13.--C.otton buoyant; sales 1,000 bales
nt. 1134 for middling; the business is limited by the high
prices asked. Flour advanced; FM10 4 1 0 4 00 lads at $0,30
(Ml,llO for State. Wheat buoyant. Corn firm; sales:11,000
bush it $1,1401.4t1,R0 for mixed, old and new. Pork
buoyant at $1710..17.24 for mesa, and 515415,25 for prime.
Iron dull and lower at =0624. Hides firm at :no
Pot ashes doll at ;f:1,373.i. Sugar quiet; 3lnseorado 1,4
@We •
Now York Stock Market.
Nsw inn° 13.
•
ebiono& Rock Island 59-)i; 1 Illinois Central bonds. EL:I N
Michnton Y0uth0rn.....31 Now York Central.-.-
Pennsylvania W 2 1,4 Galcour& Chiongo.--. '
Mitthigan Centra1.......1 Cleve. Coturn. & f}r4
Pandit& 67
S. C 0.... % Tennofsee
New York Weekly Bank Statement.
New Year., Juno 13.—The Bank Statement, (or the
week. ending Saturday, eahihito n deer. en. in loans of
t 2,041(. 000 ; arch-afro in 'peck) of WORM° ; deereneo in
circulation f 36,000; dert , l l ße In iletdePosits $3,69:6000.
IL T. KENNEDy.....— \V. S. KENNEDY..
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
U. T. KENNEDY &
WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED.
FLOUR, CORN MEAL AND HOMINY,
MANUFACTURED AND DEL4VERED
IN PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY.
Arßlydaw) TERMS, CASH ON DELIVERY
WY" HAVE YOU nEADACIIS.!—Try Wilson's
fills, a specific remedy for Headache, from whatever
cause; they invariably give immediate relief; agreeable
to take, either before, during or after meals; their
effects are almost magloaL Tho sufferer from surfeit,
ra• Ito who has boon ludulging too freely in stimulating
drinks, should by all means try this speedy and certain
cure. See .Guido to Health," to be had gratis of agents.
Prepared and aold by IL L. FAIINFSTOCK k CO., Whole
sale Druggist.% corner of Wood and Foarth streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. •
Sec All advertisement on the third page of to-day's
payaz je&daw
B UCIIKWHEAT SEED,
BUCKWHEAT SEED
100 Bushels primo NEW ENGLAND SEED
For :We by DAVID C. lIERBST,
Coruor Liberty ond Aaadstreets.
W E. SCHMERTZ & CO.
6 Have Jest received it large stock of
- GEMS' PATENT LEATHER
AND FRENCH CALF
CONGRESS GAITERS; .
Also GENIE' PATENT LEATHER CALF OXFORD
TIES AND STRAP SHOlefi.
je4 at 31 Fifth street
Soter Capllll •
TS THE 'BEST PREPARATION IN THE
A. world for the Hair.
It will allay all feverish eruptions of the seals
The hair will cease from falling MT with its use;
It is a beautifier of the hair,
It will remove dandruff;
Ms the best hair dressing in tho world;
• It is within the roach of everybody;
It contains no dyeing material;
It will not soil the finest linen;
It will keep the scalp cool Knit eleala; •
It to ctelighaifity - Orfarrietk .
It is sold by all druggists at 26 cents.
J. N. SREPIfARD Druggist.
(Successor to HarfiVeligt•Shephard,)
IFlanufactiirer and le Proprietor,
jot• • Corner Wand and Sixth streets.
ARRIVatt---
ANOTHER OF THOSE
MINIATURE PIANOS,
•
Which have excited such general admiration, and found
such rapid sale, lias Just been received by tho subscri
bers. They are the most desirable lustruments ' for
small parlors, steamboats, etc., ever constructed. For
ado by • •
11.• KLEBER & BRO„ - •‘
Solo Agents_ Esr t4a ahar a 1 StOn,way!4,PilM
Mo. 63 Fah Ntseet.
- attkE,S 3 '. CARMINE INK-Free froth.
eoroatee (parities and warranted to retain its color.
Bold by J. R. AV.ELDIN,. '
jell . 63 Wood street, near Fourth.
SUMMER UNDONE:IIRM,
• 'D3IAWKI39,
P BE .
Of Gauze, Bferino, Cotton, Tipand,, Linen and Bilk,
;‘ V. 1 0!MP , 1 6 ibvs,
„ . No. 83 Wood street
Sllow GU 8. last opened,:a variety of
Shot Guns, *nen together with our usual variety,
makes our stock the most enteusiye in tbe city. They
en offered at voiplow pleat. • ,
.my CARTWRIGHT & YOUNG 86 Wood et.
BROW N'S FENCE4444I47A
OINGER-65o4wokae medians for summer use.
=OA at °miter rqm%et lareet and Diamond.lq___
felt " . , JOS. FLEmuie.
ON ETRI:BON'FR TAI 'IN!
Great bargains to tulilinera and tnere
WKEithaAtti.
FAWN, C
UST PUBLISHED—GRANTS CAS}..,
voINNE 1.--Reports Of 071301 114 Stied it? the Bu
p_reme Court of Pourts'ylvanis.. By Benpimut 'Grant.
For sae by Liarl.l KAY CCt, 45 IN ood street
pROPOSALS
.
Nair Dtrattanral,
Bureau of - Yards and Docks.
May, 20,1859.
SEALED 'PROPOSALS 'for each clase separately, en
dorsed "Proposals - for Class .No. manes theslass) for
the navy yard at Anaine the, yard),' will be received at
this office until noon on •the Slih, day: f June nes4 for
furnishing and delivering at the Several navy-yards
named, the materials and articles embraced in punted
schedules, which will be.flunislied on application, and
sent by, mail, if se requested, to persona deemirig toofffir
to contract for any or all of the classes named - therein,
by the commandarda of the severarnarryards, for the
cis ass for the yards runler, their command, or by the
navy agent nearest thereto, or by the bureau for any or
Pb all
parent tonfunen and wridakes in sadireg the Lars, no
bid tonsinal which contains dosses/or snare n one
yard in one enre/oPa; and each individual of a - limn mast
Bidders are hereby murtioned andparticularly =Wk.&
that their offerer must be in the form hereinafter.Pre.
acribed,and bo mailed in time to reach their destination
before the timellapires far reeelviLthem
be comidered which shalt be received ter. the :period stated,
and nod/mance will be vtackforf 08!" the
To guard against *Teri being opened - before the time
appointed, biddert are requened•to endorse °tithe en-.
velope above the address, and draw a line under the en
dorsement, thus:
"Propene/afar C7iass No. (name the elan) for this Name
Yard at (name theyard)... • .
To the Chief of the Bureau •of Yards and Docks,
Washington, D. C.
Fero of Offs:
(Here date the offer.)
I, (here invert the name or names composing the f d le
of (namo of the town,) in the State of (name the State,
heroby offer to furnish under your advertisement
(date of advertisement,) and subject to aff the require ,
meets of the same, and of the printed schedule to
which it refers,all the articles embraced in Claes No:
(name the class) for the navylaid at (name the yard,) according to stud schedule, viz: (here paste On. tee
printed class from the.schedule. and oppoaite each arti
cle let the price and carry out the amount in the col
umns for dollars and cents, and foot up the aggregate
amount of the bid for the class,) amounting to ((Mere
write the amount, In words)
I propose as my agent (here narnethe agent, if one is
required by the schedule) for the suppiy under the ,
elapses miscellaneous, by anon-resident of the place of
delivery; and should my. offer be accepted, I request
the contract may be prepared and sent'io the navy
agent at (name the agency) for signaturesandeertiffeate.
(Here the bidder and each member of the tirm to
, .
Fortnof Gux.rl!to.
-
The undersigned (nanny of guarantor,) of (ne- the
town,) and State of (name the State,), and. (me of
second guarantor, ke.,) hereby undertake that tho above
named (name the bidder or bidders) will if his [ortheir]
oiler en above be, accepted enter Into contract with the
United States within fifteen days after the date of notice
through thepost.offace, of the acceptance of his [or
their] offer before mentioned. ' " -
Fitness s (Signature of guarantors-)
,
i certify that the above nalne c aihere nano the gdar
enters) are known to mo to be good and responsible
guarantors in this case.
(Signatatra.)
To bo signed by the district judge, district attorney,
collector, navy agent, or some person known to the,
bureau to be response e.
PORTSMOUTH, N. it
Class No 2, Stone; class No 0, White pine, spruce tim
ber and lumber; class No 7, Lime end hair, class No E> .
Cement;• class No 9, Sand; class' No 11. Iron and nails;
dose No 12, Steel; class No 13, Angers: class N Ol4 , Files
class No 15, Punts, oils and glass; class No 10, Ship
chandlery; class Nolo%, Sperm oil; class No 17, Hard
ware; C.. 11. 1 ,9 No 18, Stationery; class No 20, Hay; class
No 21, Provender; class No W., Charcoal; class .N 0.25,
Iron castings; class No 20, Coals - class No =, Tower
clock; Masi No 29, Powder Truiguine.
Class No 1, Bricks; class Nos Stone; class No 5, Oak
and hard wood timber and lumber; class No 7, Lime
and hair; class No 8, Cement; class-No 9, Gravel and
sand: class No 11, lrop, iron spikes and nails; class No
12, Steel; class 1;014, chandlery; crss No 15, Paints, oilsand
gloss;lass No 16, Ship class No 16%, Sperm
oil; class No 17, liardwaro; class No 18„ Stationery:class
No' 1, Hay and straw; class No 21, Provender; class No
V, Charcoal; class No =, Packing; class No 25, Iron
castings; class No Augers; class No 2S, CoaL
NEW YORK. •
Class No 1, Bricks ; class No Yellow pine ; class No
5, Oak mid hard mood; class No 3,
5, White pane;, class No
7, Lime, hair, &c.; class No 8, Cement; class No 9,9 ravel
and sand; class No 11, Iron, iron nails and spikes; class
12, Steel; claw Nol4, Files: class No 15, Paints, oils
and glass; class No 15, Ship chandlery; class No 1h
Sperm oil; class No 17, Hardware; class No 18, Sta
tionery; class No 7); Hay and straw; class No 21; Prov
ender; class No 24 Charcoal; class No 22, Belting, itc.;
class No Z, 'Augers; class No 22,. CoaL
PIIILADIMPHIA.
Class a, White oak and hardwood timber andlurtr
ber class No Cy White pine tirobenand lumber; ohms No
", Limo; claws No 11, iron, iron spikos and nails; elasS
do 12. Steel: ohms No 11, 'tiles ; class No 15, Points, oils
and glans: rlasa No 16, Ship chandlery; No 163 Sperm
oil; class No 17; Hardware ; • class No la. Stationery;
class No la, Firewood; class Noll, Nay nod straw; class
No 21, Provender; class No 22, Charcoal; class No 23,
Belting, /lc.; class No 24, coals; class No 27, Augers.
NAVAL ASYLUM
Class No 1, Clothing; class No 2,llsts,boots and shoes;
class No S, Provisions; class No 4. Groceries; class No
6, Ih7 Goods; class No 6, Bre-ad,'Ac.; class No 7, Tobac
co; class No 8, iniseellaneous• class No 9, Hardware,
class No 10, Paints, oils and glass i class NO 11, lumber;
class No 12, sLnionery; class No 13, Firewood; class No
14, Coal; class Na 15, Provender; Class No 16, Painting;
class No IT, Excavation; elaSs No' 18, Paving; class NO,
19, Melts.
IVASHLNGTCV,
Class No 1, Bricks; class No p, Earl wood tirnbor and
lumber; class No 6, White. pine, spruce, juniper and
cypress tiniber and lumberclam No 4!, Graveland sand;
cLass , No U, Iron, nun .nnals and spikes; class No lit,
Steel; class No 13, Pig iron; class No IS, Files ; Olass No
15, Paiute. oils and glass; class. No 16, Ship Cbaedlerl;
class No 1534, Sperm oil; class No 17, Hardware; eqn ,
No IS, Stationery; class No 19 , - Firewood ; class 333,
Hay and straw; class No 21, Provender., class Na 2:, Charcoal ; class No W, Belting, Packingluid base; class
No 25, (had.
NORFOLN.,'
Class No 1, Bricks; clans No 3,-YellOw pinistimber;
class No 1.1, White pine timber rind lumber; class No T,
Lime; class No 8, Cement; class No 9, Sand; class No
10, Slate; class No 11, Iron, iron spikes and nails; class
No 12, Steel; clans No 13, Pig iron; class No
class No 15, -Paints, oils and glass: clasa.N'o.l6, Ship
chandlery; class No 1834 Sperm oil: class No 17, Hard
ware; claw No 13, Stadonery; class No 20, Bay and
straw; class ,No 21, Provender; class No Charcoal;
class No 21, Iron roof for victualling establishment;
class No 12, Building granite piers and wharf at Port
Norfolk; class No 2u, Augers; class No !S, Coals.
• •
PENSACOI.A. ' -
Class No 1, Bricks; class' No y, Granite; class No 3,
Yellow pine timber; class No 4, Yellow pin's lumber;
class No fs Ilanivrare• class No ti, White pine mid juni
per; class No 8, Cemient; class No 11, Iron, iron spikes
and nails; class No 12, Steel; • class No 13, Pig iroig class
Nol4, Files; class No 15, Paints, Oils. and glass; class
Nolo, Ship Chandlery class. class
No 17, lisrdwaro; class No 18; Stationery; class No - 19.
Fi rewoo d; clews No 20, gay; class No 21, Provender
class, No J, Charcoal; class No 23, Belting, packing and
hose; class Naha, Augers.
The schedule will state the dines within which articles
will be required to be delivered; and where the printed
schedule is not need, the periods: stated - in it for deliv-
cries must be copied in the bids.: All the articles which
may be contracted for must bo delivered at such place
or places, including drayage and cartage tothe place
where 11StA in the navy yards, respectively for which
the otter is made, as may bedirected tat the command
ing officer thereof; and, all ether things being equal,
preference will be given to American manufacture. No
article will be rocei Vett alter the expiration of the period .
_specified in the schedules for the completion of deliv
eries, unless specially authorized. by the department.
It late be provided in the contract, and to be distinctly
understood bythe bidders, that theorem:intend number.
of articles enumerated in classes_ headed."-Miscella
neous" aro specified as the probable quantity which may
be required, as well as to fix data for detentaning the
lowest bid; but the contractor is to furnish Mere or less
of the said enumerated articles, and in such Quantities,.
(tad at such times, as the bureau or eavaaantkult may re
wire; such increase, however, not te 'exceed one-half Of
the quantities stated (and requisitions sent three& the
post office shall be deemed sufficient darir,g the
rascal year ending 30tit June, 1800; end whether the
quantities required bemire or less than those specified,
the prices sledll remain thp same. ' - .
• All the arti,tleatinditx the contract MuSt beef the beat
c . ,..uallty, delivered in gin:xi order, free of 'all and every 1
ebarsti or expense. to the government, and aubject to
the inspection, count, Weight, or measurement of the
said navy yard, and be4n all - respeetn satisfactory to the
commandant thereof., 13iddets spa referred to theyard
for plans, speeificatidns, or samples, and any further •
deserren of the • articles. Contractors' for - ielasses
head Miscellaneous, * who do net 'reside near the'
place where the 'articles are to be'delivered, will be re
quired to name iu their proposals an agent at the city or
principal place near the yard of delivery, wile may be
milled upon to deliver articles without flaw when they ,
shall be required. -
Approved sureties in the full - amountof the contract'
will be required, and twenty per etentuln as additional'
security deducted from each payment until the contract'
shah have been eompleteder 'cancelled; unless other-;
wise authorized by the department. On classes hear
.
Miscellaneous," to be delivered asreqnired dertng e.
fiscal year, the twenty per eentum,retaineil may, azthe:
discretion of the commandant, be paid quarterly on the'
first of January, April, July; and October, when the 4e-;
liveries have been sisciteMry, and the ledariee (eighty
per cent.)Vßl be eby the respective navy agents
1104 1 .h4Vdald . 1 11 0 PAP 31,111041 of billdi 14 triP - ',
;fate, ditty vonchedanMeed.
lito part of the rier ee reserved la to be paid until
Alt the telect.cd Vittlele - s under the contract shall.
.lieve beat - removed from the yardi unless specially au;
Atunißeci by:thedement. - .. : : ,
It will be stipulated in the COD tract, tluit if derail t s hall
bo made by the miles of the first part ln delimiting 14
or any of the articles mentioned in any class hid for, eq.
the quality, and at the times and&we litioeuprovided;
'then and in that case the said parties wilt ferfeit and pay
to, the United States, a aunt 00' Martel' riot' to exceed,
-twice the &menet of such class; which paaY by regfloyor•
ed, from timeib tithe, 'aced :Cling to the act at Congress
tretlitdMtadprevided, approved - Marchis4a. . , ,
The sureties must size the contract, arid their i c „..
sponsibitity "be certified to by a navy agent,. collector,
dispel:
a ttorney, or some ether person satisfactorily
jiun to the bureau
- It le to be provided in the contract, that the bureau
shall have the power of annulling the contract, without
loss or damage to the gewernment.,: in: ease (tames
shall not have made sufficient apprppr',atierts for the ar
ticles named, or for the eempletionOr*orks - estimated
for, on•which thisoldvevtistriricintits based, and shall also
have the roger 1 9 increase or diminish the mmutities
named
Its the classes not headed "Miscellaneous," AI;
the schednle,twenty-five rter cent. _
• - Persona whose offers shall be accepted wtikbenotifled
by letter through the post
. offiee, whie.4 notice shall be
considered fafficienti pl e ttOnty' do not enter into con
tt for the su...ppikp.2s Weal within fifteen days from
did of tit Ire bufeau of the acceptance of
their'bitli a contract will ba made with eome atha Per
son ur persons, and the guarantors of mien- defaulting
. bidders will beheld responsibletor nadelinCinencies.
All offers not made in str(et conformity with this adver
tisement. wilt, at the option of the bereau,he rejected:
Wise only whose offers may be accepted tie 'no:
titled, and contracts will be ready for execution as soon
then:eller as may be practicable. my2tdatv4ss ~
~`~ : ..
A ~1 ~'
NUMBER 208
faguerrean 03tAk-
o G . 353 s
Ainbrotype and Photograph
•
GALLERY,—
so. Irp putastroot; - • -
NF./Evi OPPOSITE Tits POST "OFFICg
Vir PhotOgrapha, colored et gall% taken at ahottlio;
tic*, at - Eastern pnees, and unwanted ectnajto them. -
SMALL RICL'URD3 ENLARGED TO I.LFESI23,IwiI,`
MBROTYPE ,---
'BEAVIIFIM AND pusans - VICTURE
ttrARRANTEDy ' CAN BE HAD AS LOW : '
AS AT ANY FIRST 'CLASS INITABLIEI
IHENT'IN THE COUNTRY, AT ' '
fel2 • wemits, Fourth Urea.
H. CIIIIADS-it CO.,
N 0.133 WOOD BT., PITTSBURGH, PA. s
IITE are now opening our large and ex-
T tousle° stock of
_ . .
BOOTS AND- SHOES
Of everyyarietp, and lateet kyles and (Wilms iarpted to
SPRING AND. SUMMER
Which haring beon pnrchased principally for CASH.
Direct troll' the Menai:titterers,
And selected with' great awe as to quality and tires.
Hatter ourselves we are able to offer -
SUPERIORANDUCIEMENTS
To our friends who may fasor tm with a cell. We am
Agents for • -
Dirrarromi, , s PATENT •
.
idetalic Tipped Boots & Shoes,
For Boys, Tenths and Children, which are highly
re
comniendedlthroughout the Eastern States for. thei
dniability and cheapness, ONE PAIR tuning bcien fOntid
by actual test, to OUT-WEAR THREE pAifts of the
old style.
Ala-Buyers will find it to their advantage to call and
examine our stock before parehating daarheri. '
ASV-Particular attention given to orders:.
mrlT:amd►w • IL CHILDS & CO.
VINEGAR t
WARRANTED Pure and Un-
adulterated, and to tkir••S . ,/tV 'E •
Pickles for years, the same that I have,
sold to a majority of the Pittsburgh Gro
cers for twurz TRAILS, and which has taken -,
Three First Premiums
at Pennsylvania State Fairs, I am now of
fering to the city and qountry . trade at
greatly reduced prices. •
Please order direct. • Terms Casb. .
A. SALLOU, 146 Water street,
between Smithfield and Grant,
Pittsburgh, ft.
mrla‘hkir
MEYER'S
MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER,
The Only Remedy in the Whole World,
..$7:142E TO. EXIERMINATE
RATS, MICE, COCKROACH-ES, =GS, /12PTSi .110SQUIr
. TOL4,-.FLEAS, itOTll3, NOLESi WORMS,
AND CARSYEICINSECT4S,:'to:
. .
50,000 BOXES SOLD IN ONE MONTEt.'
11leSe Celedrated.-.rerriediee bave -been eitintsively
need for twenty-two years in. all parts of Ili:trope, and
their - rnltacnlous , power hate been Waisted by the
Cones of 'Russia,- France,' England; Austria; Frain*
Bavaria.' Saxony,: Belgium, Molisnd,- Naples,: dc., and
their Chemical properties examined; and approved by
the mast distinguished Medical - Faculties' a over the
Theirdostructivenesstoallkinda of verminand insects
bee been certified in thin city by the Directors of the
various Pnialle Institutions, Planters,' Farmers, - Pro.
prietors of Hotels, Warehouses, Manufactories, and by
vahottedistingeathed private citizens. - =
. Numerous Testimonials and Certificates of the
efficacy of these Remedies can be seen at the Depot. -
Insd•Broprietor. . • '- JOSEPH MEYER, •
Denot,
General Ag N e o nt 6 If2o r f r heU a nt e w dS H ta os s to a n n d ,N d .
a,
For sale. 'Wholesale snub Retail, '.by the Inventor
FREDERICK V. RUSHTON, Druggmt, No.,n
Douse, and 417 Broadway, lira Yeaz. ;
For sale in this city; Wholes le end Retail, - by R. E.
Sellers & Co., corner Wood and Second streets ;.3neeph
Fleming, corner Diamond and Market street, and
Beckham A WEennan, AUK hen • . . • deMdlan
PENN MACHINE WORKS
FOUNPRY - ,
H. WIGHTIIIIAN,
AI A.NITFACTURIKR . OF
13tetuit Engines, Shafting and Pal:llea
g Machines,
Mortice Machines,
_ , : - Gear Wheete; :
Orders prompily attended to.
&MI • - - ALLEGHENY.
V AY COM.PANY,
BOOKSYLLERS, STATIONERS,
•BLANE.• BOOR MANUFACTURERS,
NO: b 5 WOOD STRSST,
Kir Atoll assortment of Law, Modica and Miscalls-
Gus Books oonstantly tuand. • •
QM.YTH & SNOWDEN'S • -
NEW TEA STORE,
•
No. 34 Fifth Straar."
EXTRA • CURIOUS • OOLONGS,: , FINE3T 'YOUNG
HYSONS. GEN rowDzas,
, IMPERIALS, ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEAS. . . . :
AU puralasect at Wick. cash ' L
eek :ma fur axle Paolo
ado ancl Bata*, . - SNDWDEEPS
,NawTeaStorOirthhatroet.
.• . w. It Wcw5....,--......—........—.47.1i. Dom. •,-
Mr.. H. 2I'GF,E 4-.;C0., ...
, - . . ;
• -
MERCEIAN.S. 'TAILOB4 , . •
/*Ade ail Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen's-Far
itioblin Gtxia, corner - of Fedora) farces and Market
&yews, Alloahaay City. Pa... , -. , .aatay
New- Livery Sta6ie- _
AXING OPENED.LIVERI STABLA,
H
cc
fialo r t wl o 'n t
iu the tear of ,the stadErpowehos ou. "3 '
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street and Duquesne Way, .
norses, Buggies and Carnage% NV.
licit the patron= of my (cowls and public generally,
t h e y ran be accommodated at the
assuring them lharemtulesucharrangeinents
most ramcmab —ie le r g4' i o c .s. their horses kept, can be well se
that persons.... , NEIL I3RACELAND,
-that "Brett House, Pittsburgh, Pa.
RATS, MICE, . ROACHES, BUGS AND
GARDEN INSECTS— '
• Lithe's Rat,..Roach and Mouser Exterminator,
Lyon's.Zd_uivietic Powders, and:
- Mope* Miraculous Vermin Destroyer.
For sale by JOS. FLEMING,
je7 corner Diamond and Market street.
y DIES.— • ,
25 ewes Cliequot quarts Champagne Wine,
- 5 -do do pts do do
50baskets Peas Reidseick's qts do do
10 do do do pts do do
10' do Bontlie pts,and Dronetqls do do
5 ;,- do - do do .do pts de do
25 4 . eses St:Julien Medoe Claret • .
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-IQ--do • Ladies' Otttorba do
16 do do banger do
0. store, and for sale by
MILLER & RICILEPSON
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Hangers, etc, ete.