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VOLUME XVII.
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.TAXBI3 P. BABB,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERM Vim ;Dollars per year, strictly in ad
, Vane_ Weekly. Single subscriptions Two Dol.
Lizs per yeor; Chiba of 'five. One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departture :and Arrlvol or Posmienger
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Pittsburgh, it Wayne and Chicago Railroad.,
(From corner of Liberty an{( Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
Express Train......... 1215 614 A. M. 101 P. 31
Mad Tram... .... -...... 0:50 A. M. 6:00 A. M. 11:00 A. M
Express Train. .... -1250 P. M. 8:45 P. M., 280 M
Express, 6,4 V P. M. I 000 P I Express, 8,17 A- if
• • Returning, arrive at Plttslarrght
NO P. M. t Express, 8:10 P. M. BA_ press, w.. 5 A.
(Froth Federal BtreeeStatiOn, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation.. 9:30 -IL IC' 44:0P. M
" " 6:25 A. TM. 14.10 P. M
.- Pennsylvania Railroad
(Front corner of. Liberty and Grant streets.) ;=
.Leavei.. Arrives.
8:50 P.M." 1245 P. M.
250 A. M. - 11:50 P. 31.
42) P. M. 1= A. M.
Express Train..
Mad
F'sst Line
The Johnstown Way. Passenger
Train 6:00 A. M. 110 P. U.
Johnstown.Aommodation....- 250 P. M. 110/ A. M.
1 - :cst Turtle Creek " .....10:40 A. M. 0:50 A. M
e - .320nd " " P. M. =0 A. M.
Third " 0:20 P. M. et:ls
Pittsburgh and Clinnettnilla Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves: Arilic;s. -
Mail Train... ' 7100 A. X. 0215 P. M
Express Train• 4:30 P. M. 6:45 A. M
arreland and Platburgli Rat7read.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.):
. Leaves. Arritor
Express Train • 12.15 A.' M. 2.40 A. M.
Mail Train • 8.25 A. M. - 4.0(1 P. M.
Fiat ... —.. ... .. LO5, P. M., 8.30 P. M.
Accommodation. 5.00 P. ~.I.lakoll A'. M.
yltubu r gh, Columbus and Cineinnafißaitroad,
(Frrm Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves Pais. Columbus. , Arr. in CM.
Fast Line.- . . .112.15 A. M. 11.9014. '11.30 A. 11
Express Train.. LOS P. M, ;1 30 A. M. L3O A. M
The
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On Thursday the cricketk match between
the Olympic and Chartiera Cricket Clubs was
played on the West Common, Allegheny. It
was a fine game, Well el:it:listed, and all the
players seemed, to be in fine spirits and 'kood
condition. ' '
The wickets were pitched at half past nine,
and at ten play was called. In the first innings
the Olympics were beaten ten, but on the second
they played more carefully, and at five o'clock,
they were, one ahead, with. four wickets to go
down, thus gaining the victory. We give the
play below :
CEIAIITLEILS CLUB. ,
TIES? L,IXINGF.
...Torne.R Loomis . ...
Beaky, t Woobnno -
ill:to - 144,m ran out .. ..... ........ ....
(ndfield, strnpo4 oat BJ7OII, b WOOllllBl3-
,Walton, b Loomis
Ws;oon. c Pnlloek, b .I.o7emis .....
• Bo rdetto. b Loomis
Swam. b
Bell, not out
Grey. b Woolman .......... .....
Winters. b Loomis
Byes 4; leg byes ....
. RECOXD ISSINGS.
Jrtmes . Wutscrn, c Murdoch, b LooniiB
1; Loomis
ChuMbers, c'l3roini• h xYgolau.ul-
111dElelckeb Loomis '
Wititon, b Wilolmun
1Y": Wut.son,V,Lo ri mis
fiurdette. b Woolnum ... . ...... ...—....
tiwan, b Worifman
g Murdoch, b.W001man.....
I s ire'2, - , not out ' -
Vitr;ter-8, b booPliu
Itycs„ 8; leg 2 .
OLYMPIC` I.'Llt
Lomnig, b Waton
.firon,cand b Watvon
1 , b Chambera
Jenki..... ................ ..„..„
Earl ,b ....:.:.. . :...[,...:.:,.: .L....
Bpronli, b WatQon ' •
Pollock•,•1. Wittson
.Marfloch, t•• And b Chambers '
Cheesman, e Clicatiberi ...... ...-...-....
(notput)
Mown,.b eitamber
e-V 2 ;leg kiFeS 4 ; liigeP 4 -
N - LN4
Loomis, h Wutson
Byron, o And I, Surdette.........
I.\ oolmnri, eJett,
Jenkins, h Watson •
Earle, not out
Sproult, (to
. 1)loy,)
b Watson
'Murdoch, (to play)
Cheasumn, not
Reed, run out ... .. . ....
brown, (to play) ... . . .. . .....
Ryes 1S; leg byes wider
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Pia wear was Played for a .dinner, whiett
Was served - upon the ground, end n ball, which
,wits presented. to the winning
,club Tat Chees
, man's; in tlienvening.
We are requested to retrirn the thanks of the
Slayers to Messrs. Richard Brown-end John S.
` • Kennedy, who acted asurntiires,and to the rm
nnerous citizens in attendance, who maintained
• excellent order, and kept out of tho way of the
players.
Eleven of the Olympics got° Washington on
Wednesday next, to play 0: match with the
• Orange Club, of that town, nineteer of whom
huvettetli 'seloeted to' Odelend'with" the Fitts-.
burghers. We can safely trust the credit of
our city in their bands. •
The Races -Yesterday.
(Every one who visited Collinseark, t yester :
day came home well pleased with the day's
amusement.:-,The day was pleasant, the, track
in good condition, and the races exciting. •
The first 'prize was a silver pitcher, to be
awarded to. the best four year uld. trotter, mile
beats, three in five. There were three entries:;
the roan Kiley Kate M'Kinley; sorrel filley
Ginnie; bay colt John. -Only the two former
itarte4,4ohnhaviagabact4nld and ttludistena,
per.
•Theflrat heat was won by,(lfionia)p.,B:oo, the
second` by same in 8:15; and the - third, fourth,
and fifth by Kate, in , 8:14, p:28 4 - and 8:24 res.
ifectively. • '
, On the second. heat .-zfe ;War..f9r43 l 9 l t , fint
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r ehntly herArq" ,x,,ppi;telliKtfelke; aft ,
fier eofqpo4tqr efiiniftg up, passed 'hex, and
rgaelieil -ffions.,!2ff.P94
+tatating was lit first 4vely at two to one
on ate, tint at the oloso of the second liqfq
her.baehera.lost eon fidence, and stakaa ram;
• - to two to ono on. Ginnie. Thd Conti:At was an
exciting one, and the greatest interest was man
ifested. While the result naturally - affected
.winners and losers very differently.
, - The 'mule race beggared descrihtiOn.
purse Wastwenty dollars, and there were five
nab
- entries, e ei n g-43 very coloii.and desc;iptio,p.
a flap eae,nd gentry. -Vne. 4 ooiind was
kept in 11 tiontinnal roar of laughter, by riders
thrown, and other incidents. One boy, whose,
mule could not b 2 induced to go, jumped off,
. and led it, creating quite a sensation.
The first heat wn.s wpn lfy. prawcaril'a 411i1
Aiken's' gnat, i;1;4, 2:fiB' and 2.i4s,_B•uArting the
- - tirige;Whiek Was falholfeet two heats u s three.
attrartott SeLt"ar TO W N Love - .---By an
ve'rtisement in our 2 colimins; it-willVeseen that
a large number of ;building lets wHLbo offered
, . at_public -sale on Saturday afternoc;r the 18th
•• ' ' inst., at two o'clock, in the flourishing - lid fast
improving town that - has within a' years
: Erwn. bp; on the banks of the Mono leheld
rydilf; • adjoinleg the , ' :Pigbtla Niter& - This
lege, lisibit extends frogs 11am No. 1 to tbo
Popper Works, contains, besides
• IMP At' slthlt4ntial dwelling hmises, a large be-,
• • - tol and various important "manufacturing es
• tabliebments, among which are two first class
- - steam saw mills, the Pittsburgh and Boston
Copper Work - s, the Pittsburgh Copper Rolling
- Mill, extensive braes works, and the new mill:
of Moorhead it Co., for nustufactuiing — galven,
ized and Russian sheet iron.
No better opportunity for profitableittvest-.
eut cot be found 'arcpidßittsbuilitliAltaq
14 1 411 4 i lay 0 . 0 fl 7 P.'pv s .''Ego: 4alkee
prom el lucumbrance. isputable.•
Terms easy and sale positive. •
`Tax trial of John-3fott, for• the murder Of
his mcither, at.Kittannmg,lile resulted in the
soloiteol of the Prilmor• .
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Court of Quarter Sessions; &c.
Before Judges Itt'Clure and l!arke:
TunnsnA.Y, June 10, 1859. -
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James Hickey and James Thompson were
tried on a-joint indictment forlarceny, in steal
ing from the house of Hugh Murphy, Indiana
township, two hams, a brass kettle, three pairs
of pants and a silver spoon. The jury found a
verdict of ,not guilty as to Hickey, and guilty
as to Thomps.on, who was remanded for. sen
tence. • • •
John Gallagher pleaded guilty to another
charge of receiving stolen goods, and was.re
mended foreentence. '
John Nelson was convicted of assault and
batter's; iiritli<intent to kill ':on itath of Robert
Logan, Lieutenant of the night police. Sen
tenced to imprisonment in the Penitentiary for
one year-,
-- Henry Zitntiierinan was indicted for passing
a counterfeit $5 bill on the Hadley Falls Bank,
on oath of Michael Thicken. The pasiing of
the. ; note;:was; deafly pr,,trxed. but the defense
'ahbwixt flat Zhitinettrran hid , received it a few
days before from a butcher, end did not know
it was, counterfeit , The jou found.. a verdict
of not guilty, and ordered the costs to be equal
ly divided between the parties.
Alexander 11'Clurg and Ephraim Love were
- indicted for nuisinte in erecting or augment
ing a wooden building on Fifth street, adjoin
ing Masonic Hall, in violation of city ordi
nances._ M'Churg ownathe-building, and
Mr. Love, oarpmiter, mtt a theiiddition.
Mr. Collier said the ardinunce under which
this suit was brought was passed in 1824, un
der an act' of Assembly passed during that
year, authorizing the Councils of Pittsburgh
i and-Philadelphia to pass ordinances prohibit
-ing the - erection'. of - wooden liuildings in
certain parts of the city, and an ordinance of
1846, extending the ordinance "to the entire
city. Parties violating this ordinance were
indictable in the Mayor's Court, but the Court.
was abolished, and the jurisdiction transferred
to the Court of Quarter Sessions.
Mr. Marshall cited the Act of June:lG, 183 G,
transferring all indictments instituted in the
Criminal' Court, in which the city of Pitts
burgh is idiroctlyerindirectly inters tad, tothe
District Court.
Mr. Marshall moved that the indictment he
quashed on the. ground of jurisdiction. The
Court overruled the motion, and Several wit
nesses were called. who testified that, additions
had been made to the building, extending over
a live feet alloy.
Col. Friekeithought the boildint,vwas savor
than before.
Jaa. Herdrnan thought the rates of insurance
on adjoining buildings would be increased by
the addition.
Mr. Barnhill, Mnyors clerk, thought the
building more liable to take fire than before.
For the defense; James H. M'Clelland, ar
chitect, testified that the lruilding was safer
than before its repair.
• Mr. Wm. Love thought, "perhaps," it was
better than before the alteration made, as there
was ksfrwood 'Work'. • -
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Tho ewe war. submitted to the jury without
argurzient,. Mr: Collier rind, Mr. IlarA:111 citing
several authoritici to the Court.
Mr. Collier held that although the building
might be safer, yet its repairing increased its
permanency, and it would stansi twenty years
-longer, thus prolonging the risk to the city. If
allowed to stand, with only necessary repairs,
it would in n few years become so dtlapidatod
that the owner would be obliged to take it
down.
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Judge itl'Clure win charge the jury this
morning et nineo'elock.
—Jonathan Phillips, son of .. 3 drs. Juno Phil
lips, of New Brighton, Beaver county, who
has been Air some time insane, strayed away
from hothe last week, and has not since been
heard of. He is of rather slender form, five
feet eSght or nine inches high, dark hair and
sandy whiskers, and defective front teeth. Re
had on his person when he hsft home a black
suit of clothes, a Kossuth hat, and boots. He
carried with him his farm clothes—a light vest,
striped pant , ', black coat, and'a pair of gaiters.
He is rather reserved in his manners. laughs
when spoken to, and is constantly repeating
the :134 salm—" Ip pastures He lead
eth me," His friends Will ho thankful for
any information concerning him. ,
—Henry Hipplo, aged seventy-eight years,
a resident of Perry county, was instantly kill
ed, on 'Wednesday last, near Newport, by the
fast line on . the Pennsylvania Ilailro4(1, coming
wept. 'tins itiOssing;:lhe ttrack'; from his
house to the barn, and was struck by the cow
catcher, and thrown a distance of thirty or
forty feet, against ,a woodpile, scattering his
brains inyver,y ( . 14ction.
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Bryan, ion of R. E. Brcwn, Esq., of Mon.
ticello Mill., Valley township, Armstrong
county, was found drowned, on Saturday last,
in the race of liis father's mill, at -the above
place, "We had been subject Pt epilepsy all his
life, and it is supposed theta spasm mune on him
while near the race, causing him to fall In.
The deceased was about twenty-two years old.
NEW ROOT CUTTER AND HARROW.-WO
were shown yesterday, by Mr. Andrew M'El
henny, at .courtney's Station,. Ohio,township,
ttia model' of a new 'figricultdral implement,
consisting of a harrow and root cutter combin
ed. In appearance it is similar to an ordinary
harrow, but in.two of the outside beams which
go to form the triangle are secured, instead of
teet l ,43 , urvcd.' ithq PAPher -of
four or six on each 'beam. The harrow is Itt
, tached to and works inside the root cutter, be.
nghtndiZblg f....Thir.l4loMent...*LY be used in,
a sodded Held, previous to plowing, or where
ltherelkZeJnan,Y , roPtf and Acd, -ttr,teeth of
tartn* - ,-followine kvitl'il6sSiCittethb earth:
The invention, which has, not been ,patented,
seems-f 3 be — VVitittabliYinie; finft*ill doubtless
be of great benefit to the agriculturists. We
trust Mr:M.'Elhenny may obtain kpatent, and
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INIFANT •TOtini).—!-Oh . ' Friday morning of
lust weelc„about daylight, a living female in
fant; apparently of tfie ago of six weeks or two
months, was found lying upon-the atnius of the
house p; Dr. Reuben Brinker, in Latrobe. ••It
Was wrapped up in comfortable clothing, and
waft thought to , hiverbeinli3ll7B omewhere about
c tuidnight ,; :Llpth ing s yot.beertlovrtained
I "q'ql°ll,Y'it'itOfter Igtilitifi'ifiefact that a.
We man, Ayttu au infant such l .vos this, came out
from rittslutro
. thu piahh. befor9,, itiviat seven
'O'clock; end thai Wbman answering her des
cription got - oft the Accommodation at
Stittfoii without an gt`atit'.
' - 'l'het'ehtid'hatebben''COM`lnftteif `l,o'tho Poor
'House.=-Oreens6urg I Democrat.'
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„Cmcnnta Coutivx.--7Two,eolored men, Isaac
ifiWes itita Jahn' Smith: vveie'arreste4'o,a.m.
muted:4o,op benshcr g jallon Tue'sday, eharg
ad with setting, lire to and destroying a house
claimed {o ).hho pvoyibilY of George Gates, of
Yoder 4ownship, on 'FridaY- night last. It
aieetail :there was some 'dispute about the prop
orty-711awes and, gates, both cnajciklipi.vig Oleic
it-7-11RiA!itr the &tisploop4'
' tep. ycaca cif - age;
into the outlet at Johnstown, and nar
rowly escaped drowning. He was saved by a
oountryman who took him out of the water.
A COLOuD BOY named Fisher, About ton
years of age, brother of Joe Fisher, recently
sent to tieHonse of 'Refuge, forJerceny, was.
arrestedyesterdaT afternoon, and is now in the
wateh-lotists, `seipebeigedwithsetedlindesshswl
liens Mr. Stewart, proprietor OrHaral - Hotel,-
the .pftiertyibf Ilia wife. =Theshawl was fonnd:
in Fisher's possession.' Ho will probabir . be
tto the i4nuse of 'Adige ; '.;;;":2 - ,- • '
gra" , COUNT coianterfeit ten dol
lar :noto on the.Thiladelphis ".Benk, of, North_
Amt6ca," has appeared. Vignette,llndian
familA plough, wheat sheaf, with `river and
distant Imountains. In lower right corner,,
woman. Jostling on. horn of plenty—ligure of
'Justice on the le.wer corner. . •
THEW ELLSTEOUPE talc. Ant 41 0 7.
peavincff Ai% 11 44 , 1 5 bi1d;1 1 10; imam g 4. tp a fair
aiAnince,; by whom they were, wellifeceived.
"Miss Irene Le ea cheeping miever, and holm , -
'roved hi, hie tiding; ilia the deep bees voice
of Mr Arnold lug t played
anew iiieBe called "Eagle . E.ye; - 0. -NO Child
of the .ro ' fint;" r which will ibe repeated this
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M=Me
ONE
RE=ZI
Accident and Incidents.
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:"' '-'.'-' H' ' '',' . PrITSP:3 - RG.IL . - ',' FM - DAY. 'MORNING; .. - JUNE : : 17,_ -1859.
annual ellibition.of the pupils at St.
„Francis' 'College, :Loretto, -Till take place on
Tuesday the 28th inst: The exhibition of the
pupils of the Academy of St. Aloysins' will
take place on tho 27th. •
Aux . one with an unbiased mind and a few
minuteg-leisure time; can by an examination be
readily convinced- of the superiority of the
Finkle.Sowiug Machine. J. L. Camaghan
Co., Allegheny city, are the agentx,
Tae Second Presbyterian Church, on Wood
street, Rev. Mr. Parton, has been closed for a
time, in order to have the ceiling, aportion of
which recently fell down, removed, and a
handsorne'carved wooden one, substituted.
SUMMER CLorime.—A splendid stock of
article- for gentlemen's, youths' and children's
s. , mmer wear may he found at the establish
ment of Messrs. W. H. Itl'Gee & Co., at the
corner of Market square and 'ederal street, in
Allegheny city. These gentlemen have every
description of the most fashionable material,
which they manufacture 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.
31EcnA.Nics' INSTITVTIL—This Institution,
the want of which hal been se long felt by our citizens
is now open.. under the superintendence of Messrs.
Jackman t Johnson,in the Lafayette Building. En
trance, ea Wood stret. Bit designed !Cram perpetual
exhibition of the products of Mechanics, „Manufactu
rers, Inventors, and Artisans; and as a place of resort
for those seeking Information relative to those branches
of industry, either by examination of samples or
scientific publications. Those having articles to bring
before the publiewill find it greatly to their advantage to
leave samples.
Sir The phblic are respectfully invited to visit the
institute.
HEATING IT ST/LM.-Ass testimonial of
tho workmanlike manner, perfect action of their nelf
regulating machines, safety, economy in fuel, and the
little attention necessary to keep each mom comfortable,
we giro this certificate to Menne. Davis and
nuecesnorn to Phillip, t Co., for their plan of heating
by steam the Second Ward Publie Seboiils in the city Of
Pitiabarandand luin met our approval, and we
would recommend them to the public to give entire
satisfaction or heating by ?dram.
IL Miller, Jr.. John 'Martha'', Jr., M. Titidle, George
Wilson, John Wilson, L. Wilcox, Directors.:
DAVIS & PHILLIPS,
Skala Rearing, Was MtUrsq, Prembingand Brass Founders,
Deatars in cent, donleript we of Gas Fixtures am! Puntp,l
No. SI Wood and 149 Fast street, Piusburgh.
• denttlylcs
COULTER 6 Mryrztn., Rouse, Sign and
onumentid Painters and Grainer& Orden, lilt at their
shop on Fourth street near Market, Burke'', Building,
gal be promptly stleuderl. •em
se , rn rsict A-sie aro generally loth to speak
a word In praise of what aro called ..patent medicines."
Indeed, It is an article in the code of Leaheal ethics, that
a physician who sanctions the use of such remedies
cannot be considered a member of the Notarvint
hon. MX there are exceptions to the met etringinn
rules., and many of the disciples 'of E.:nil:ll,MS hoc
actually been compeled, by the fare or to
mend I tr. J. Ifoitetter's Stomach llitterg for those di,
eases which are only prevalent during the annum r and
fall. They hare toicertaineil that there are no remedies
in the plovintestopia which eon compare with this non•
dorful compound fur the derangement of the ivy - Aunt.
Thousand.. of families residing along the low grounds
of the Western and SOW kern rivers, are now convinced
that they have (nand a medicine permi/41y adapted for
their ailments, while in other portions of the country,
during the summer months, the derrnitol f u r :he artiste
is equally large.
Far ssto by druggists and dtalsrs . wnorally, ey4 , ry
where, and by IittrTF:FITIt A! SMITH,
Manufacturers and Proprietor.
.
jel:r No. 61 %War, suut U Frost streets.
___
Dr' "'HOW 11FACTI "t" IS THE COSIMOrt
saying of those who see the marieut effects of the Eau
Athentenne or flair Restorer ofJuleollautd i en., :Thiel,
restores gray hair to Its former rotor, ttud totautittel
that impaired by I,llSCille.
Itold by B. L FARNESTUCK s W . lCo.rA , cnfneror
Wood and Foarth sirecte, Druggist§ g..iterslly, and at
the leaxmatory of Jules Iliad k Co, No. 701 Chestnut
West Phitsdelatts. ielOsisee
Ser WE LIVE SO FAST IN VIM couwTit'f,
that the Americans have Ircwnw famous throughout all
Christendom, av n hard driving, hard drinking, hard
chewing, bard swearing pcop;e. We Bays lee,me
equally famogs ka 0 1- 41444e4 stomachs, o nervatt
and disordered nerres„ broken down constitutions, and
the htnadred and one cures which follow upon the
viers which we have enumerated. Countless panseess
for these Ills have been advertised, but we know of noth
ing so !Carious for an Invalid suffering from indiges
lion or nervous depreasion as 01,1:s"3 STOILACII BIT
TERS, ttuumfectured and sold by the proprietor, at his
de rot en Penn street neer nand. - feu
aware acme vernaSr acviL
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Retail Dealorw in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
.
se• 'PK .rfPla 11 1 1 ! 1 „1TO tho
Mare on hand a largo assortment of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of Moir own matt U.
fitetlire, and warrantod oqual in quality nay; htylo to any
manufactured in the city, and will sell at Maeo nahlc
follttf
CASSIMERE HATS;
SILK HATS, AK*
FOR MEN AND MOPS. et -
D O'D !!!'l
119 VlNiiitt Street,
Jett Ono door South of Path.
sElLpzq, OFF, FO REMOVE
GENTLY,IF.ITS (3,OTiriNG
AND FUR:4I9IIII.W GOODS
...AT Arcrio..l PRICES,
At ' CRESTEWS GOTHIC BALL,
jel4 ' Ooroer Wood street and Dinniond
IFE-SIZE, •
JU, , . , ESTERIAL,
PHOTOCkTi4ii.Plas,
ciolaTe,l pastelle, or 'Plain, In the most *thistle
etre, and at Eastern prices.
WALL'S GALLERY,
. _ .
Jed,• Jones' Building, Fourth i ptreet.
TINVELLLNG ITOUSES IN VA HAWS
locations "and in ice Libra $661.tc4 tat i ooti,. For
sale bz .11:CUTHBERT SON,
Real Estate Agepts, S 1 Marktt street
_ _ _
BROWN''S 'ESSENCE OF JAMAIOA
GINGERA valuable medicine for summer UM , *
sold at corner Market street and Diamond, by.
•
6e7 i • : • 309. FLEMING.
ON N ET RIBBONS FROM AUCTION
Great (c. Mailers and merchants.
..„. , ,I?_AVIVIST, GREE & CO..
%VA ' nith l / 4 /ind , Market streets.
-111, UST, .PUBLISIJED—reaLAN.I'-'S CASES,'
VOLVME'l.—Reporti orettsei;'Etrg.tiVil in IA9 Sti
pretne Court, of Perms •Ivania. By 14erkintviil Grata- ,
For sate by; - 4y. •(x],; a wood street.
1111 USIN FOR SALE.—The. stock, fix
.
1j tureaand good wilt of a Bakery and Confectionery,
with Soda Fountain, Saloon, Furniture, in a good
location in the city, for pale by
}eB 8. CUTHBERT a• SON, 51 Market street.
N EW WALL PAITR.=-Thi.ril for
ttlSce jwor o snz itilways comploto ut
. W. P. MARSHALL .t CO.
TT's:WE:RING'S WHITE SUGARS:-
.1.4 a) barrels Crushed Sugar •.
15 do Fine Pulvenzed Sugar;
15 do Granulated , du;
100 do B. Coded do;
Just received and for sale .
REY ER t ANDERSON,
my2s 89 Wood EL, opposite St. Ckiarles geitel
THIRD ARRIVAL . o.r, SPRING GOODS,.
- -/klargo lot of Sprhig an'd Sununsr Goods, dom.'
pining al l latest styles . , now opening
_at -
.1 820 - RANSON LOVE'S, 74 Market street
crserNtrATl s,vg4B' CURgI) HAMS.
, , , skid DileccUo i f ij otiaroaa to 'arrirci, poz9 rti
steao
imont,at . WOI4TH '& BROW6M,EES,
gpit ~- t • • • , '•• la tbe Diarru6d,
N
x.
-la A - E RS' CASES AND POCKET
_IJ BOOIY6-4. fall assortment at..
:.f 5
• . t „- , , : HAY & OYEI., 65 Wood street.
ACKED BUTTER.—
' . - B 5 barrels good packed Butter,
10 hit do; , .do ~ „do,
15 kegs" • 'do "', do,
iststorc.4l44 for lade by_ MILLER & RWICETEION,.
- i 56465 W0a.251 and= leberwittraat.
IC)R.UFS,-.5 cases iT L 4a 4 C - 42;
4.
- ewrcttia,
bo.kesohsPpokips— :
Just mewed 44 d Lor Axle
BETas a,ANDEBSON,
'
mylB iilntZ W4m4 e3 st iT e otel.
'
~•
SHOT GHNS..44wit• opened,,it.yariety -of
Shot thins, wtucti tog ether +with our usual varietyi
maiFoil onr emienalye in the city.
an offered* v low noes. - •
.1-D 3 11.8 . DANKNYWART t YOUVIII,MILWogi IL..
~_' _
EINEM
NEI
ENE
THE LATEST NEWS
3B "'Z' TELMCM.A-1=1".
Wasumerrow, June 16.—The views of the
Administration as to the rights of naturalized
citizens who may return to EuroPe, and show
ing how far they are entitled to the protection
of this Government, were yesterday promul
gated by Gen. Cass ih n letter from the'State
Department to . A.V. Hofer, of Cincinnati.
The Secretary states that this Government will
nor interfere in cases where individuals vol
untarily return to countries,,to which they
owed military Service at this period of their de
parture for the United States.
Democratic Convention
MILLEDOEVILLZ, N.. C., June 16.—The
Do aocratic State Convention, which met hero
yesterday, re-nominated Mr. Brown for Gov
nor by acclamation. Resolutions were adopt
ed re-aflirtning the Cincinnati platform, ex
pressing confldenco in the ability and patriot
ism of Mr. Buchanan, and approving of the
principles of his inaugaral and annual messages
on the subject of slavery,'
NEW YORK, Juno 16.—There was a largo
attendance to-day at the Eclipse Course, Long
Island, to witness the great trotting match be
tween Flora Temple and Princess. The Cali
fornia mare Flora Temple beat Princess two
straight heats; of three miles each. She made
the second heat of three miles in 7:59i. The
stakes were $5,000. •
Locomotive Exploded
ZANVZVILLE, June IG.—The locomotive An
telope, a coal burner, exploded at Campbell
station, on the Central Ohio Road this morn
ing, killing Charles Turner, fireman, and scald
ing the engineer badly. Passenger trains were
not detained by the accident.
Dubuque Democratic County Con-
Dclit74ua, June 1 6 .—Thenemocratie Coun
ty Convention. which was held to-day, nom
inated an entire Anti-Adminigretion delega
tion to tho State Convention. Strong popular
sovereignty resolutions were adopted.
Destructive Fire.
icauo, Juno 16.—The Galena Classical
Institute, in this city, together with its con
tents, was destroyed by ilre la.t. night. The
library was partly leaved, but in a damaged con
dition. L e $11,(x)0; insurance $6,00.
IlAt.Tituoits:. Juan , ITere b a it s t orm
prevailed at Govansu.wn, Baltimore county.
this Livening% cau4ng considerable dainagu.
rho hnil ' , tunas wero vary large. Thu storm
in 13nItiniara war accorni.nnicd with vivid
lightning.
Steamer Grapeshot Sunk
M I; %tritia, June 14.—TbrisiteanuT Grapeshot,
with a fall cargo from Cincinnati to Fort
Smith, was. sunk on Saturday, near Van Buren,
Arkankas rigor. The boat and cargo aro a
total 10--.
Railroad President Elected
CLUV ANI , , June 11;.—The Board of Direc
tory of the-Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. met
this morning and re-elezted J. B. Waring Pres
ident.
W. & D. HII G 11. S ,
NAVE REMOVED TO NO. 41.9 MAR
-4: ET Str.vt, eurner of Fourth, where they wilt
vertu till tit. lir+t of !,;eptem ), Torho they will NU - IMP to
their new .00r,' now heltig bola ui tbo act Alma. eorner
of FiAh mad Metlirt nit*l:
..„
D tm
OYS" sito•r(iis,s.—Atte n tio n is invited
jjtO OUr Fa.4:k lit
• -
110 VII' SIIOT GUNS.
Titer were inmorsetured els - :la:1v to our order. 1111 , 1
We light., well finished. and runnels reltabla and ...aro
Parents who would learn their boss tole markstnen.
should examine these beautiful wea . pon,
CARTWRIOIIT 2 YOUNG.
ice' • SO Wood str.,A.
EI)ICA T7 - 100KiZ::: - Rokiiausky's I'a-
ILL tholagiral { r toots, 2 tad,.
Cross Elements of Patholooie4l Anatomy.
Pallitam.rwal Auatomv, with volowd plate,
llortor'A Almforoy and If loclo,ry, rot,
lon n*3ll 40 Can tho
W/Iwl wt lasozoo.! fif Om es in, with atlas
Rockall! and Take on In -rent.
Rocks on Postononia nod Malaria.
Copland on Palsy nod A ppoplexy.
Eriehron".. Science and Art of .Surgery.
l'ooper's I.ertnres oa Surgery,
• Pnutes Modern Stirgery,
MilleNs Pr...etion on "
Pirro's rty,tern of tt
Dickson s Elements of idedieme. '
' Prinetples of Medicine, now edition.
Watson's I'rnetiee of Phy
31storia Modica and Therapeutics.
my:10 KAY 1. CO_ 65 Wood street.
26, oasts (Id4lllot quarts Champagne Wino
do do pt..
30 1 , 3.944 , 1'013 Ilcidseieles rills o
10 do do do ptJ du' do
10 ylo /19nelm , ptr-und Drouot ,itsdo do
tio do do pta do
25 OfIDOR 3oUotliedoe Claret- . do
10 do Ladles' Catawba, - do •
15 do do -Ginger do
In store, and (ir sale by
np29 MILLER RICKETSON.
POTATOES— -300 htishclti :choico. mixed
Potatoes,gt store and for solo h
JAMES A- FETZER,
jet corner Market and First streets,
ITCHELL'S 12E1) INK PENS.-- -For
UNA:
Ante J. IL WF.I.DIN,
4 CZ Wood street. near Fourth.
FELT HATS,
— TAMES 1-101. MES 4 CO.. .Pork • Paelserg
fi and dealers in Baron, Lard, Stanr Cored 'fame,
he., corner of I , IIIFI' Aj'al Ig .ATIZETITREETS,
felely_. • ' - ' inttebuori•
AND MEDIUM
- . .
. T R A W AND SALMON COLORED
S
BONNET RIBBONS—A few Tieces received by
Express last evening. and for sale by ,
my 27 EATON, VILER & 15(th and ?dirket ids
113 ERgai , t 161CRTI - 1.;11;r171 - 0,tiffi
BLOSSO3I4'or rendering Vie attn aca add fair
A largo supply on hand and far Pale as
JOS-Pir.1 4 1 , 101.04;'5, •
in 3 Owner Diamond and Idarliß4 Waal.. •
RAISINS-- , ',. ',
300 boxes Bunch, Clemens' brand; . ".
150 hi' bxs do do
' : 5703 fir bxs do du
WO boxes Layers do ~,.
For solo by REYMER & ANDERS9N.
jea 39 Wood at. , ormmdte 73t. Chairl ea Hotel:
TIRIED FRUIT.— ,
.
X.)50 bush. Dried Apples; . ' . .
25 " 'Owed Peaches;' . .
Jost received on eonsiorwoept, told (es sale by
• 1.01 Es A. FETZER,
jell__ corner Market and First streets.
100 UND.Et Y IRVN,SO tons Lake Superior
Finindii iidn; tb atifve and for Kilo by
-. an 9 , -. . , ~, - - ,HENI4I'. H. COLLINS.
LIRE L'ItACKEILS---,500 Ilexes Np, 1 Gold
Chpp,just received and for sale by . •
-III.:
REVMER A ANDERSON,
jel4 39 Wopd et, a k inogui 85. Charles Hotel.
DINE . APPLt --
S FiVet tirrels Mantanzas,
.It. , just received and for sale' by. , ' • :
REYMEL & A NDEitsoN,
1013 No. 39 Wood at.. opposite St.. Charles Hotel.
Q. - U.IIIIIE4R .M_ERINO;CO'I'TON AND SILK
, k 3 „UNDER. 'SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.—Fine Shirts,
Collars, Cravats, Ties, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Stispook
ens half Hose, ac.; new styles at ,
' ' • EATON, CREE' $ CO,
.
i jell • . Vt(th'zinil Market streets.
rfHE 8.A0.1 11 .1 0 RE SKIRT.—The best
Skirt ih the market made expretedito - ordeffor
:a . own saleS. City adcountry dealers entitled at a
liberal discount. EATON,' CREF, CO.,
jell • , , , . . . ....Fifthand,A , •otkirects. .
MUCILAGE FOE GFFICE,
sale by J. R. WELDIN;
NG HOUSE, SCHO.OIi AND
POCKET INKSTANDS.—A great variety at
j. elO . KAY h C0.13,55 Wood Atreot.
etHECK: BOOKS—On the variett.§ 'Banks
N....land Brokers in the city. For sale by
HAY *. CO., 65 Wood street.:
MANILLA ,PAPERS.—Brown, , Iffedium
and Double Medium Sizes.
COUNTING 110USi e ST4TIONEBY, Bill
Nil Head -tomes. Pilot Oirl Mexes;Ciird Racks, Cal;
audara and Band Boxes, a large assortment
at
jela :'Corner Wood & Third & Market & Second at
1i iti ARRIVAI , ,--100 kroxG4 ,I,!alertuo
Onirxes, , eweet, and 'lOO bozos Palermo Lonions,
just receiving the day, and for sale by :
, •.• • REY3IER k AN DERSON,
N 0.39 Wood st.,appoelte.l3l.lCharles.Holol.
A3ASES EAST INDIA
1./ sale - " Rni,r,
jqp, . , , Ancfbeny city.
GALLONS FLA XSEBDOIL.for sale
ik- 0 . 4 .114, by,• ' BECKHAM KELLY,
Allegheny City.
' ~`s »;
From WwWngton•
The Turf.
vention.
Hail Storm
IRIE3IOVAL.
KAY•d CO., 55 Wood skrcet.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS) EXCHANGE.
President..
WM. EL SMITH.
I . rite Presidents.
ISAIAIi rDICKEY, Int. EDWARIS GREGG, 24
Treasurer. •
N. HOLMES, Jr.
Superintendent. .
GEORGE H. THURSTON,
Civunittee of Ar6itraticm for June. -
ISAIAH DICKEY, V. P.,
C. R. PAULSON, J. S. COS GRAVE,
GILLESPIE, • B. PRESTON.
Steamers to Arrive.
amps
Bavaria.,
Arabia...
Canadian
City of Baltimore.
Asia '
Weser
Amgo
Borussia "
New York.
LIAR 704. ' DATS •
York....',lnne lb
..... 18
....Liverpool Quebec' Tune 22
....Liverpool New York June 22
-.Liverpool- ..... New York.... June 25
.-Brernen New York...: Juno 25
.-.Havre 'few York... June 28
....Hamburg.........New York.... July 1
-.Bouthampton-New York... July 9
Steamers "to Sall. .
slurs LUTZ 10* OATS
A ......... .Boston -Liverpool....June 18
Aranmonia New York Hamburg---June 15
City of Washington-New York Cork & 12pLJune18
Ane1....---. ...... ......New York Havre June 18
Indian Quebec ..Liverpool.--June 18
Star of the We5t......-New 20
Africa 'Jew Yark....-Liverpool.......Tune 22
Karnak New York—_Ltavana,&c..June
Argo • New Y0rk....-Galway..- June 23
Fulton ..... York......Havre..- June 25
City of Manchester-New York.-... Cork, Le. June 25
Europa Boston Liverpool June
Kangaroo New York..-..LiverpoolAc.July .2.
Stage of Water.
Six feet three inches.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
ALLA:GMT Car r .lane 10, 1859.
There is a general depression in prices this reek
with a good demand. All kinds of stock have declined
in price. _
UNION DROVE TARDS.
.
John Viewkr, Proprietor.
BEEN' Ei.
15'o. Off.teal Offered by
32....5. Itroodward-...
3.5... C. IC. Ward. - -
43-csouse it Voutter. ... ... ...-...... o a
10 .-PoterSheniemental....-...... 10 2 43 1 4ic lb
351... A. Camp:Jell 33 3 664 v
.51...Janies Aw1......18 44 (?!. 46 '
18-11.31errieks.13 , 3 riO4Lie "
1 7.-Wm.fluxs.-.„....---....- 17 4 1 ,4(044e "
37-James Sforglin 37 4 (45e "
.3...11. Mote 9 3 eigl!,4c
3-11 u gh - -
Wallace...-...-..- 3 $4,65 IA 100 Ihs
3_. Robert Ml:Unload... 3 4 . 1 .4 Th.
11... J. Todd k Tiro 11 3e
3-Sainnel Warren 0 $3O It head
13.-S. Weleh 16 $46
13...3. Fisherl7 3 43,/,'e ?lb
17.-17. Davis.- - -
..... ...... ....-- 10 3 (.43.1, a
5- Witliiiiissen
k 7,17 . 1ary ri 31 11 ( ~ i e
2- ()arid Stewart . ..... -- _ ... 2 3 1 44, 4 e ~
12...5. V . linaton(by Jas. Awe.. 12 3 4 (44 , ),',e "
11-11. Chain 11
'M. I S -
...William llolmes -.= ....e "
10...3. J
Stro entunirs....-------- 10 3 f5.3!..,'e "
16 4(45i..3e
2... ... Spence k Criiier 'l3 $3O - ? head.
6....1. Sri ;irk 6 3 0.3! ie 1115.
25-Crawford Y Cameron 25 3 04-11 e
12... Peter Woo4a kCo /7 :::%((5 3 " "
61...gyers k tlm e.4 -N564e "
07...Startis k' Tritannan 63 3OS P. 16 "
17..... t. R. Fredcrioa, (by 51. & IL) /7 3 ! , (.4.4 3 ' ,
i" "
16-.Willi.iin Adams 16 3 - ¢5.4 1 ,4,ti
33_.A. Grenawalt :72 3 F.O,
18. _Gen. Sbadoeliihy M. 4 Rua IS 7 04i.4e " i
LGF Bo ld.
Ela=3l
SHEEP
05,rfti by.
Offerol.
011._Ilt0h,rt
Ctlry..st..,..
11'). .. ; ..... ...... jr1,50 10011..
*S l ._l",..tor 30 2,51 to 3,0
35.....1xnes Atlrn 35 1,00 to
Fl...lcin. Cox AS 3,00 '.
/j 5 s 1 hen ,
WC:ll'er 100 1,50 * ••
‘1n...-.01:611 Left over.
CO— Wtilimn.‘on 51'1:arej. CO 2.00 14 100' Ms
Cron.. , 244 'll "
3.C0
WoorTft,(l.). Myorn 4 111. IT hold
..... , ... 11 8.40_;1 100 lbs
Fa... 41. Illicit' 'I , 03 2,50 14
43...mr0ne0 (•'ll.lor 48 2.50
au..,J. El. Itutllmnia • 39 T.,•T4
u 74 , fl, re 1
9 - 1 . LI.
23 left user sutl sent Mutt.
L' head mild at C cents.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
r,cporta s.4:pt . wr,iy for Na Wily, droriting
' Prrnarsoa, Jima 14„ 1854.
froin firs* tunas of superfine at s'4ooi&
knO nn'l e xtra $9144.8,40. Fra i store 1,.5t0 b1;14 at s9,eo
for euperfine.sB.2,s tor extra do, and 0 - 40 for extra tam.
Groin... Sales 300 bash. Oats at 593$ 200 bush.
Buckwheat at $2,2542,60.
Asp.-Sales 12 ionds nt $1 6 3 , 11+ ton.
Lime—Sales 12 bbls. at $1,25.
S t Sale, VI bbla at 5 1 .2 3 ror Allegh9ny No 1 .
3lolasse a... Sales 20 bbls. 42... ? gal.
Cotrce—Sales 19 sacks at 1274”.
Bacon—Sales 19,1100 Ds. ot r. 07%c. for - shoulders,
0 ,!4P.. 1 .4e. for skies, and 10 1 .Ve11034e. for hams; R tierces
sugar cured hams at 123.93.
Dried Deer—Sales WO lbs. at 1234(4,13c,'
Cheese... Sales 52 boxes W. It at 0!..X,9 3(e.
Potatoes—SaleslC2 bbls. at $,50, V. 73 and $2,37
MI; 123 bush at 00e(451,05.
Beatau...Eales 75 bush small %slate at $1,2501,50.
Feed... Sales r ton Shorts at $1,35 it 100 Ds.
Whisky—Sales 33 Ibis. at Zel3oo. Ilk gal. for
fled. - .
Philadelphia. Market.
PICELLDIMPIII4, June 16.—Flonr is less firm; gales only
to The trade at $7 to $7,75 for common add extra, and $8
tO 8,50, for fancy. Ilya Flour steady at 81,50. Cornmeal
at $l. The demand for wheat has fallen off 1.503 bush
Fuld ht 4.1,55 to $1.75 for red. and $ 1.70101 ; 85 for white..
nye is in demand at 90c. Corn dull at Is decline of. :e ;
aalmi. 3,000 bush yell ow at 88e, mostly afloat. Oats lower •
2,000 bush prime Illarrland sold nt 460;..600 hush buck.'
wheat sold at $1,50. Whisky unclumged; sales at 15.10
Clnehtnatl Market.
tairtUll, Zane 10.-4lotir•dull and. Oleos slightly
loWer Sttpertine La held at sgt, at which price saes were
Made early in the day, but this figure is above the limn
of buyers. Wheats to*er, And IN quoted at $1,451,50
for, xed ; there is but littlo dolng.. Rye Is lima at UM.
- Corn steady, at 85e, Oats two uncbangst. ,Whittlty has
declined ;xlc, and is dull at 25%. PrOtisionstuichanged.
New York. Miwke4
Nsw You Duna Id-Cotton quiei tales ZOO bales.
Flour declined; sales 75,000 bbla. Wheis, lowan whits
$1 Tetgl,O2. Corn 'ddeltned; anlesl7,ooo,busktnixed" at
834aZte. -yellow 1580190 e ., Bacon heavy: linsee d tiaMed la; quotanons nominal at Gogiele. Tallow d Oil
ull
Beefheavy . at $11913.. Pork "active at $10,50g117
for mesa, and11.4,7a for prime: liolasies steady; New
New York S
lock. Market. .
•lirsw Toar.i.Tune lil.
i
liliohigan Southern 21 Now York Central 73Y
Reading-- ~,, ... 40% Missouri 6s-,.... . ...... 84
Michlgan,CEZral 40;4 Fee —......-----." ....
Cleveland & Toledo ._. 26 - Plleifie Mail S. S. C 0.... 04 .
U. S. Ve . of 1874, 104
fl THE HEALTH is the' moat important
subject to which the attention elm be directed. A little
pamphlet; entitled "A Guide to Health," published by;
B. L. FAHNESTOGE % CO, Wholesale Druggists, conier,
of Wood and Fourth streets; Pittehfirgh; Pa.; and which
may be had gratis from all the agents'fOrWilion't; Pills,
or B. L. Fahnestoeles Vermifuge. It ,contains a great
amount of alpfal information. It is worth reading:
See Pill advertisement on the third page .of tatters,
paper. jelfcdsror
R, T. KENNEDY.. W S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL,
A.L.LEGEEEZTY CITY. .
R. T. 'KENNEDY & 8R0.. ? ,
t WHEAT RYE AND CORN PCRCHASEP‘
FLOUR;ccinx MEAL AND HO NY,
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVFRED
IN nrrsaunou AND ALLEGHENY.
ateLlydiwi • - TERMS, CASH ON DELTYKRY,
AF.115,:11. SUPPLY OF BERM.
ARROW ROOT just received at.
JOSEPH FIXHINir,
TONIC CHOCOLATE.' DROPS.-Blair., Wyeth's Tonto Chocolate Drops, of puriekron and
clnchite, highly. esteemed for their tonic influence, iti
i qaparY d
ng strength end healthy color to inralidigeenti,
mallrfor fonardea and children. For paler
In} -218 Conier Smithfield and Fon -Streets.
FRESH BUTTER:-7 jars' an. ngS
Fresh Butter, put romirixiAndfor ado •~ i.:.
• F qr. :'
ANTHRACITE COAL FOR THE NAVY
Nivr
'Bureau of Construct - On, .3e-, May 29,1859.
BEALE]) PROPOSALS for furnishing anthracite coal
for the nary, to b&delitered during the fiscal year end
ing Jane 90,1980, will be received at this Bureau until 3
o'elock, the 20ib day of Juno,lBE4.
• These proposals .must be endorsed-" Proposals f or
Antbracice'Loal," that they may be dkitittetshed from
ether basiitesilettent. . •
The offer must be for the delivery 0f16,000 bins, of
'2,240 lbs., of the beat Blackheath orliucklifountaincoal,
designating the sirs, clean, unmixed,
snobeted so lion be freeTrom limpuritles, and subject to_
Inipec as to miantity and quality as the Nary
Departmeat may direct, -
The price stated must be for the coil delivered on
board vessels in the port of Philadelphia, at the contrac
tor's risk and expense, and without extra charge of spy
. If an additional quantity : not exceeding 15,000 tons, is
demanded, It is to be furniabedlm . like terms and con-
The coal is to be delivered on board vessels in the
Pert of Philadelphia, in such- quantities and at Such
times.as, in the opinion of tne department, the au , gap.-
cies of the service may requ re, commencing sviMtn
two days from-the time the vessel is reported readyto
receive cargo, when. the quantity is less than 000 tons,
and within four days 'when the quantity exceeds 000'
tons; furnishing at the rate of. not less then LW tens per,
day until the loading is corepleted.
In the cave of failure to deliver the Cosi of the proper
quality at the proper time, the department will reserve
in the contract the right-to purchase or authorise Jobe
purchased forthwith, .at the contractor's risk - and ex
pense, that which maybe necesury, to supply the deli , '
Any demurrage or other charge to which the Navy .
Department may be subjectedfrom delay in. the prompt
delivery of the coal by the, contractors in I be deducted i
from their bills.
The offer, as required bylaw, must be accompanied
by a written guarantee, signed by one or more responsi
ble persons, to the effect Mat he or they undertabethat
the bidder or bidders sill, tf his in their bid be accepted,
enter into obligation in such time as .. be prescribed
by the f3ecretary . of the Navy, with g... enit sufficient
sureties. to furnish the supplies . proposed. - No prapo
sition will be considered unlessaccompanied by such
. guarantee, the form of which is herewith even. -
Bidders whose proposals shall be accepted, and none
other,
d. will be notifie and as early as loracticable a Con
traet wilt be transmitted to them, which they will, be
required to execute within ten days atter its receipt at
the post office or navy agency named by them. • • • •
" Two 45r more sureties, in a sum equal to the amount
specified to be paid.will be required to sign the eontract;•
and their: responsibility will be certified by a United
Stated districkindgm United States district attorney, col
lector, or navy agent. • - !•
As additional end collateral secnrity - twenty per 'mat,
will be withheld from the amnia of all - paymetot‘not
th be paid except by the authorityof theßetrettuyof the
Navy, until the contract shall have been in all respects
complied with; and • the refnaining eighty percent of
each bill, when certified by the inspector and approved
by the Navy, Department, will be paid by such -navy
agent as the contractor may name within thirty days
after its presentation to bino. • -
It will tie stipulated intim contract that it default be
Made in delivering, the coal; of the quality, and at the'
place and time directed by the theti;.end•
in that ease, the contractor and his sureties wilt forfeit
and pay to the United States, as. liquidated damages, a
sum of money not exceeding twice the contractprice,
which may be recovered from time to time, amording
to the net oracle of Congress in that - case provided.
&AL Prite.
sent rut.
.
I (or we) or—, State of hemby
agree to furnish and deliver Men thousand tonsiof
anthracite coal for sten:aces zee at the tato of
- per ton.. of 2.240 rounds. amounting to dot.
tars, and the additional quantityltdennulded; the whole
in csniformity with the provisions Land terms Of the ad
vertisement of the 25th of May,15.59, fecarti the Navy
Detartment and hereto appended.
Should my (or our) offer or bid be accepted. I (oe . we)
request to be inforrocd'at and that the contract
my be forwarded to for signatures and
(Place.) (Slgned.) - A.
_
_
We, the undersigned, residents of in the
State of of --------, in. the State of
----, hereby jointly and - severally COTenant with the
United States and guaranty that in ease the forego in gbul , of be acoepted,- trill within ten day*
atter the receipt of the oolitraet at -- exeenta tan
saint , with good and srifficietat auretles for the delivery
Of the anthracite mat proposied in compliance with the
terms of the advcrtisenient Of the 2:4.IIIday,IBSD, hereto
appended and under which it. wax made; and in case
the said :haft laiLto enter into' the contract"
aforesaid, we , to"lnake good the difference
between _ref the said and that which
toss: (Signatures.). C. D.
I hereby er 'fy that tethe best of my linowledge and
belief fivt. namedgunrantors and
are and satflieleht ' tSignattire.)- ' ' G. IT. '
3. sefitel Szatiadistrirt judge; mate&
, rifota tfutr:a.dr,rav e ollkcter, or rurry agog. .
ril42tlavtqa-Rat
Prim
. Fent F-Lst
400 barrels Prime... O. Molasses, Oak cooperage;
do St. Junes; S. IL do;
20 do Loyering's first quality Srillpt
GOO bugs good to choice %treaties:
Pocket's choice Jars do;
123 Half Chesta Young Hyson; ,
Gun Pow
der, Oolong andPornbing Teas; ' •
10(t bow sasorted brands IN Ers Iffs lump Tor
taco° . •
10 kegs (.;oviniton twist Tobacco;
75 ELL C,lxr Soda ; - -
5 barrels Alum;
10 do Dairy Salt iu Saeka;
73 bags Gritin'Tepper;
15 do Allspice; '
10
100 do Chemical (Jove Soap;
11. do German' do. •
90 do Variegated or Toilet Soap; .
SO dozen Cill WAShbOlirdg; ,
50 do Taekota; , -
30 do Tubs, eisorted eizos; , . -
100 do Brooms;60 boxes M. R. Raisins • . • .
Oa do No.l Norfolk Clioeol - ale;•
40 Ite. Madison Starch; -
.60 braes No.l and 2 Batting; -
hzirrels Bleached Elephant and Whale Oil;
-10 d 0 Sttsifal'aniaers• - -
- do Cod . . do ,
• 10:'do Raisin ." • • • • do
In atom and - Azr sale by
.• Ivirtt.I,EII.&.RICSEISON
THE WAR IN EtfROPE!
CON'DITION Or iYukgc s.
THE REPORTED COLLISIONS "itEtWEEN THE
AUSTRIANS ANIYSARDENIANS.
ARRIVALS Or THE STEAMM .
NEWS AND CORRESPONDENCE FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.•; • .`.
• ac. 20.1 =
5945 Um _
DAILY. ET .44t14),
'anti-NE;
NEW- TORK
Delivered every mormins r lsefore dailiglit to nibsCribers.
Leave your address at HUNT litiNEßll,Hasozeo
-- JOHN
- = •-• A'gel;,tr
pOYS' CLOTJECIN6.- 1 -Th'is making, trim—
ming and fitting Boys' or, Youffislcbitbing is s
tanch of the . Tailoring Ft, which can only be acquired
by ;experience; nnd.irethmeit by practice !Timing for
years devoted a kluge part of renotirces of an establish ,
theta to this partionlnr department;and'havingfitted
special sales rooms, attended hf r female 9, we are enable
to offer inducement, ; style and price, that
natural* apprciached in ,ffsto ty.- Parents: re invited
W call atCHESTraItS GOTHIC.-104.4
mita Berner Wood . airiest and Diamond *Huy.
. _
.STOGE:•,OR NEW .GOODS
OPENED M 77 011.r*.etttdreet- 7 •
• s." rem and Mdsitilla Trinitinngs, • ,„ • !
..; Embrotderies, Glovetalittkand Smdkn 7 Z-5
Ilibbons and Millinery Goals; ' ";••
Hkirta and Corset.% Sun Umpri3i . du; '
lden4r Furnishing AitieTeN • '
And untny•ddier degyable nt.-iedneed - prdes.
e 9 . • JOS. DORN 77 Market street:.
ANCY . Dkritg . SILKS, ~BAREGFS,
F
Orgal2afeS. Lawns, Ducais;tace Maiden, Media ,
' Work Callars, Seta and Sheaves, frosiory: -
je3 C EAMON LOVE. 34 !Market straak-•- t.
VANt Ingt.hsofmuna arid
%3! l8t. Iror. ° CAA a k"eXM MD:kitei eta.
ON" THE .(f:H'htrll,l4Eßtwo..:,,Oarnab..VbWNrieitatNi
juDtud g_
fioases r oats ritA each-10tz24 realm - at., For
[my3l BANOWMarketat
FRESH " and
Black Teas: rations grades, ; Weaddylidxss
,ditforent aim, in hOreoxit t r •
CONNOR, r , •
'myMi - 9 Liberty Ares
'IITON NET J 1880D75 9 large lot from"-
1// New ?silt and Phllkdelliliin - einetioni,`lsMeh- we
can sell cheap to Millincra- - - •
-m7/0 . • . ::/011 - 41.06NE, 77. Market.street. _
ictucKt.a.b:=Ls9-4021,,en - ,. : New . MightOrt
Buckets, arrivjug
IVORnfind tor zie6 at
" ' . MAi -.III3OWOLEBA.
in the Diamond
B A.ti vtip.a.n KE t iL d 'V to
tguniEefirKeelSiLf.wAialoiuNt dre p ping _tc7.o
quickly noel 'KAY CO:. 45'W' street.
1 - : Herring: . and; Lake
11, of kinds; M store and IM rale •'• '
HENRI H. WLlalra
114ERAGES, ,-, SUN,
juf
UMBRELLAS, LACE 3:IANT DIICALS
L.: se., a good a
aor tinent. 1)641- C. UANSON 74 ?Corker, at. •
"rffSHINO TAMLE..;•:--Harrtig for several
„Llf
veer grade the buying and iselfingmf -
EtBlEl NG VACELE — • z
important feature injousthialmew, we have navn on_
lxi"arriroCl:f3El:illtrok:adthalitlinateurli4lZeiic;ini4f g ouda . 114:73.t°
'Meg in the shape otPishingTack.le at low prices. - "
66 4 , ,TETLEY,Icua.7.34 Wood street • -!
.
, --,,,NTRy.—For
A n .HOlitE - IN, I:ll3 ,s cr i L
Lien 4,
,r......
mt.
nae, a pleanant raide..n_ ~.,,M,,„?.,,c Emetrenth a
on •Posi.-office, on 1n ?.... ”.k,O.- - poxiiso in bora,
/pod two Istorg AP* d' o 72 kitchen, two chantey !.
ha ' P art "' 2'tting toxin kitchen,
trew‘Atbart
„ 'etc
.oelani&e. :t3mat Canty
r.
._ dam. . .
„Ir.,
loop Ai* trees; well otspaga.....wfac,., !.uPne 2l 9 4
..,
atop. . prtee - nyA . ver7l.--;-*lpungfra SON; 4.
Form' of 9ffsr.
(Slgned.)
- Form of C hotramoc,
NUICIER 211
liagurrin Other is
IR, AD (31. 13 IR. 2 -
Ambrotype and Photograph
GAIlt
s..
NE&ELLOPP*EMIE-P032" OFFiCE
- SiP t Pholograpbs;:colioredAxplaio,tavanst short na.
tics, i diz Emetem glees, and warranted equal to them
' PICTuRM EN-LA/WE) 1111YE9IZA-and
•..- - •
A 31 B 4 Q. TA.
, • , A BEAUTIFUL AN:D DURARLaTICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN BE NADAS LOE ,
AS AT ANY FIRST -CLAsE‘ • ERTART
MENT IN THE COUNTRY; AT:
,:101L2 - Fourth street.
c..g..i , 14 . xp: - ::'-koo..-.4-
- Ut7 •
80. 133 WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH, PA.
- -
MITE are ilow opening'iiar'late and Eli
tarralre stock of , _
BOOTS ; AND. SEIOES
Of evea7 variety, andlatest 471 es anti teald'oassidapted
SPRING AND 'SUMMER SALES, •
Inob having been puretred. principally fpr CAHN,
Diretttront tho Manalletteren,
And seleektd with great nun as- to: quality. and Mrs
e ffalAer onselves we ace able to offer-, ~
SUPERIOR- NOtICEMENTS
To'our friends . who may favor calf We are,
Agents for.
- airreirows- PATENT
Metthq 'Apped tqath.
- Aw•Boyet,,7 Youths and Children, which see #edy
commended throughout the Easterh:Stattts:for. thei
d 9ratk i fitY and ahaalmaa. ,o NE PAIR luniughoen found
1;7 actual test, to OUT-NEAR MIME PALES of the
aii-"Binrers win .tintl. it to their - eddmattgelo esll and
• e.our Meek befims ptirctittinstermxtikr.s.
Sr. Particular Adel:am' n pica to ordirs.
ioirlT2milhw - - 'H.tHILDS a CO. -
VINEGAR
IirARRANTED Pare tuad."1:41: , ..'
vv .satatcrated,- ai‘d'to AEirLrAV:g •
Piet- ei for years, the NUM 'that I have
sold to- a insuertty of: the Pitiebtulgh
oera for vent" mama, and which; has taken 4
ThreePremlunis
at Penns/Wards State, Fair* Lath 'now of, I
feting to the city and country: trade at
wee 4. re+lneed_Prig446_:.- '
Please - enter direct.- T - ers leen.
BALD:0;148 Watetetnetf,
between Smithfield and Stant,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
M ..Uit
Y E
1117RXCTIOU - S vERA - 'ISESTROYER.,
The Only • ltenieoy -4116 {thole
s '-
SZT. . • _
RATS, 3115W - COCSROACHE4 AIM% 14.NTS, kosivr
,
,ToK lutas, morn.% MOLLS, GRAIN WORMS,
AND fwmeN . yiszcrs,,
50,000 .BOX_ES SOLD.IN ONE-MONTE'.
.
Them( celebrated:remedies bave.„ heat - e,Mensively
used for .twenty-two years in all parts of Europe, and
their ri:draeulons looser 'lmre -been-, attested by the
Courts of Russia, France, Ihigand.- AustriaL Prussia,
Bartuta. Sazony, , - Belgium, Hrdland,:hlapies, ke, and
- theirTbernical properties eiimined, - and 'approved by
the ivied: distinmaished lifedleallvitenhjea - sell over the
TheiVileatructivenessteallkinffitoi.verrainandLimects
has - been' certified in this city - by the Directors of the
vaziouse Pehlfo - institutions,' limiters,- 'Farmers; Pro.
Pria 4 tilkotilotelvffiantifatiories,..thifi by
various distinguished prtrate museum ---.-
f.Numeroult Testimonials -And' Certfficates of the
efficacy of these Remo:fie:scan be seen atthe-DePot
and ProprletOr.! !JOSEPH -11=,
- DePot,l4o. - 1112 - trim:fa : itcon Ronsteii at; N. Y.
Peneral AR. ant , for the.. RattedStaMe *rd. Cmada,
For sale, - Wholesale and-Retail, by :the: Inventor
FILEDERICE , X - .‘RUSEVOlsii , Dtuggistil - No. Astor
Rouso, and 417, Broadway, - Nrot
Ws saki in this eity. Wholeitakt'and -Retecil;by R. E.
,Sellers 4, Co, corner Wood. and Second streets; Joseph
Fleming corner Dianiond , Mid Market: Street, and
,Beckham & WEvatuul,..k :lump; .
= aces.
W• CO., • 1
; „..m.Exte,MANT.4-AIL'OBS,
R ea d, Made CCtethifig an4..gentieraert'a FM'
Getelkeerter ' 'Federal. and' Market
Square„ /Weaken, MT. Pa• r-
NeVi Ldv er
,
AVING- OPMEV TIVERY,STABL
H
in the leer of .the SOOtri }l -4 :ithsel'epiner of Irwin
.etteet.end:Dullueslle WaY. incl.:entcluialtbe fine lot of
gorses, llnalee and Cernageettwonld re speetbally
;bait tbevatronagv. of Yny:friefela and 'paha "generally,
OVAUing thoTll. that they can : be accommodated at the
Mcet reatanbbleratee." -I fume" made such atrangementa
that.partama - wiehing.theis" hofaes kbet, in be well ac ,
comma:111LO. , . ' BRACllaokfiltk
.11p2;13m ""'"." " "":" Bent StaiSO;TitbstaniA
PEllrtl~T __ MACHME WORIOI
• AND -
t ,u
U. wHilwrittadv,
AIANUFAttIiREIL OF
• SteBll:lErlgitlin, MUM* And Pales
! '3g 4 ! ACi lei n cgicet Madam%
Gent, Wheels ' ,
Hangers; etc.,etc.
atheiTißia,
Orders promPai Eaten , " to.
ep.m
CLANS BOOS
- ss' yvvolP rnaptt
• - • - iiktaburgh, DA.
Mr, it fall assorhaept:of-Layr,..Medical and..*hk3*Ala
04111.Beioki coustsu3tly on biu3d. Earl
•
s myTO.'&'sxowDEN , s •
NSW TEA - STORE,'
itr4)Z•44 itittit :Street. • - ,
EXTRA araious omozszas„: FM= 'TOM%
UTSONS, GulipowDEßB,.
:nipERIALB, ENGWII BREAKFAST Tim
Alfpurchased at lonpst caplxprip./n,zu'lid lin; wile Whole
sale snd getail, at SNOWDEN'S
infin4t NeW:reaStore,S4 Fifth Street.
SUMMER
1315DERSHIliTS;
- - Roar,
Of Ganze,iferitlo„ Cotton, Lisle Threati, Linen and Silk,
L. HIRSIII7ELD S. SON'S, -
No:83 Wood street.
1 ;ATS, MICE, ROACHES, BUGS . AN
GARDEN:MEETS- 1 . :
tEillie'a Rat, Roach and Bloom Exterminator,
• !..yon's - 3!agnelic Powders., and
..t . D.teyer's.Mhaoulocts Vermin Destroyer. _
For tale by' • SOS.- FLEMINett,
comer Diamond and; Market street..
IME--200 barrels fresh for. sale t
jag HENRY 13. CoLLUCS,
_ .