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VOLUME XVII
Cie Pails) Post,
_ .TATEEp
EDITOR AND Piepparwrop.
a
Tom..—Daly, Fiae Dolinri peiTese, Itnetly in ad
- vane°. : Weekly; Eirgla ea 9e Tao Dol.
Mara per year; nnOlubs of f)ae, One Dollar.
Locm;"'.Ams.
.
epartnre and Arrival or Passenger
. •
' 'Pittsburgh, port clamp BaarmAL
• (From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leaveingsburib. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
I. :xpre:ss Train ..... A.M. &Mt A. 3f.- - 201 P. id
Mail Trant..-.. 8:50 A. M. • 5:00A. M. 11:00 A. If
Express 1 9 .60 M. 8:45P. M. 2:30 A. hf
' Arriteiitthicago:
Expreis, 8,47 P. fd.l Mail, 000 P.M' Express, 8,17 A. M
Returrung,arrirest - Pittsburgh: 'n
, '8:40 P.M. I Express,ll:lo P. M. j Express, 285 AM
(From Federal Street Station, Alfegheny.) - - •
New Brighton Accommodation.. - 9:30 A.' MT 44:0 M
thri A. - M: ' 1210 P. id
. .
Pennsylvania RadnVid.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
- - •
Leaver. "Arrives.
Express Train. 8:50 P. M. 1245 P. 3f.
• a " 250' A. M. 'llO P. M.
Fast Line• VW P. M."12:30 N. M.
Thedohnstown Way Passenger
Train - w .... ....... .
`Johnstown ...................
nest Turtle Creek "-
Second • :“ -
Third a
Cm' A. M. 1:10 P. M.
2:50 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
.10:10 A. M. 0:50 A. M
...... 4:OO'P. M. 12:30 A. M.
6:50 P. M. 1215 P. M
Pittsburgh and Gianetlarille
(From Liberty and Grant streets.) •
Mail Trsin
Leaves. Arrives.
016
'Express Train 7:00 A. M. la- 4:30P. &lb P. M
A. M
acyclanci and 'Pittsbirry/i RailruSd. •
.(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Learea. Arrives.
Express Train 12.15 A.: IL 2.40 A. M.
Mad Train 8.351.. M. . 400 P. M.'
Flat
...... 1.05 P. M. 8.30 P. M.
Wellsville Ar50mm0dati0n........5.00 P. M. 11.00 A. 81.
Pittsburgh, Cotandius and Cincinnati Railexu.i.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)' •
Leaves Pitts. Columbus. Arr. in Cin.
Rot Line • 12.11itA. M. 8.00 A. M. 11.30 - A. M
Express Train- 1.05,P. hl. 130 A. N. 7.00 A. DI
'The 'Stara at Faultn Aidichoglst t ln
This has long been regarded as the age . of
humbug, - and tho Americans have .the reputa
tion of being the most gullible people on earth.
Until Within a few years; the . sober, steady,
yiloddin g , matter-of-fact citizens of Pittsburgh
have kept comparatively free from the infection
of perialical insanity which afflicts our cousins
who reside in the seaboard cities. But we are
reluctantly forced to the conclusion that of lat
ter days they are as ettOily yip4itulae4 as the
tcf-44y eVidellec of
pie tact. •
Alo4 of our city readers, and many in the
eountry, will recollect finding' under their
doors, a few weeks since—circulars, announc
ng that "the wonderful astrologist, Miulanie
Willis;!- had taken up her-residence - id-N0..75,
SeCond street. She claimed to be ''the sev
enth daughter of a seventh daughter, and a
descendant of a -line 'of astrologers reaching
back for centuries," and proposed to . show to
ladies, only, for the small sum of one dollar,
" the likenesses of intended companions and'
absent friends, through an instrument which
S.Tie will etittM to;illifminate iind:lthiriuminate
j,self Vv The powers of her woudeillil s&nce,"
iced other equally marvellous itCrilirmences.
tltrange as it may seem, scarcely had her cir
culars been issued, when her rooms were daily
crowded by ladies of every age, eolor, disposi
tion, appearance, and - social standing. She
was, fn fact, overrun with business. At all
hours,-ladies, closely
.Voiled,• might be seen
going to and frOm her 'residenCe. And this,
too, not in -flush bat Just ' When the
Pike's,-Peak humbug.. had exploded, ruining
thousands, and the killing frost of June 4th
had advanced the price of flour to nine dollars
per barrel, warning every one to keep their
small change for a rainy day. It is no, wild .
estimate to say that her receipts reached fifty
dollars a day, paid her •by poor dupes who
were credulous enough to helieve in her irsil!s
py•erit trihs of " '
bor a time everything wept ort swimmingly,
he a r Slir
.asceudant; and
reaPingz.figolderc harvest.. But, this Was' not
destined to 'be permanent, as Madan:Kt might
have learned had she consulted her book of fate,
when she would have known of the impending
gill.. One of her circulars says!
eye know by Signs, tojildge the turns of Fate,
Is greater than to fill the seats of State
• • The ruling stars above, by sacred hurls
.-Determine Fortune in her seeond cause.. -
These}tre the signs that Mrs. Willis relate'.
btit while rending the future of others, theneg- - -
lected her own horoscope.
A young man * discovering his sister moody
and sullen, ascertained that she had been to see
Mada_no - Willis, who bad told her some things
which made her feel very unhappy.i lie accord
ingly went before Mayor Weaver and made
information against her as a common cheat.
The Mayor issued a warrant, and sent a posse
tqlofticefs tplzie._';q B efonq stroci arfeTt, her,
no their ripOpecli thfty Were OsirVed Di. a
yotihg Triet4 gircin tier 'employ, who informed
her mistress. and then made her exit by the
back-yay and endeavored_ to hide in an ash.
Xaditme locked the doors - ant[
law, but finally opened the door, and was led
in triumph before the chief magistrate :of the
city. •
The• house was searched, and - in the two
roonis :which" were furnisbed,lhe implementl
httice trade were foetid, Consisting of numereus
1 2 L1.1alistigict hqoks; bffshef; more or less of
F?Fell +a pitelt r iugbei, lopgettoughtopqn min
Foiq . ailgilto Rid . II POSE?! With cilt
the end, covered hy a curtain, cimi large enough
to prhiblt t4 3 ,visitOrs their intended D amp en .
ionaandabsent friends," which were discovered
on l'our:piecs of dirty pasteboard, two repre
senting white gentlemen, innocent and beard-.
less,:and two gentlemen of color, one a mulatto,
the"other jet black - . The modus Opertindi war; '
whreffilhomagic picture was to be shown, for
the confederate in the- box to place one of the
ptl,:,PEi is .17 t i p! 4 e tgr4 ri - g!P! - Vs9P4
• ell tile - . i t "
B y Ble-V144.114, and - OXhibited to; her visitor
the longed-fbr object.' -Young ladles,who have
been deprived of their visit to Maclaine Willis
by this untimely interruption can see at the
Mayor's office, gratia, what - she•world` Laob
charged a dollar for.
The drenkirs !mind •includea" great-variety,
showing that she has traveled and practised un
der various",amat* as•follOwS :4-At Itiehnnind
7r., as Madame 8., the iiinlsh ,
Etittagtety,:,i' lEtik; , • i ti z ilb
Ne aeaus,TeMacili#io
. bile, .Charleston, Baltimore, Pinolapathtuld
otber.plaims,As Madame Jesomeitig.lVVrigbi,
Madame Black, Madame Blanche, . Madame
Levante, and last but not leist, Madiune Mot- .
row,. who, it will be remembered, was driven.
out of NoW York about a year since. Her real
name, is Mrs. Morris. .Sho resided Phila
delphia in 1843-4,,when her maiden. name was
Elizabeth Weitbay ; she wassubsequentlymar
ried-le a 'Mr.. libirrls,'" and -has' "ailice - asiuMed
thcl i Variougnames tininxiMitteit . • '! •
-li Durinettieibras'tbeiSfllcerilremainad ila c the
house, some ten 'ortwelve'yi3upg'laclica chilled •
to see•MadatheFillis, Mit they:, Wet:kin for Med
f.at she hai s, susOilded business.
teii
ibe
.etteMpl l'she P lea 4
he released, acknowledged that - the telling of
fortunes:by cards, and the showing of like=l
nessei r arere all humbu,g, and promised tolcay.e]
the city fortlfittitli. - 'The 'Mayor took her .at
her word; imposed a tine of twenty - flee d '
o`HArs
on herliNay.emmotr chest,, an for -practisim
legeroifianaui wit out rcAnst slid let-bet go,
after exacting a promisi,„ (rum. claerjbo t: elm
would go at once. _
space e polo
thiilleciplion, in order that persons w o tit gift
hedeceilycd by such hiirtibilga may 4ke Waning,
in Mind the Onfessions of 04 : cbitria-,
lan , whutiretesida"sq.tutichlore,knowledge.
We trust that may, in like manner, be
be driven from every city in..wbich :Echo limy.
undert,ake practical:ler art, so dangerous t,
the morals of any community. • '
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THE tDOCATOIL—We have received tbu .
June number of this valUable eaucationatjOurr,
nal, edited by ky tt s al i ng t ,fin4lay, au* pub!
lished'under tliauspmerof tbe WesterßPeAn7r
sylvania Teachers ) Adoelatioil. Las'an iut
terestioS-ONO)tfuintelati:. _
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FRANK LZSLIZ MAGIAZINE, for ,Jul i r,
splendid nomber,.bas been received by', ant
& Miner, at,tbe- literary depot, in Masonic
Hall. This is, in our (Tinton, t
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magazine of theility.l.
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' Court of quarter Sessions, Sm.
Befere Judges Iti!Cluro and ,Parke....: ,
TEWILSDAY, June 17, 1859.
At the opening of court this morning, Judge
McClure charged the jury in the case of Alex
ander McClurs'and , Ephraim Love, .charged
with nuisance an making additions to a wooden
building on Rh Street, between Wood and
Smithfield. The chirge was against the defen
dant, tho Court:holding, under 'a-decision of
the Supreme Quart, that although the immedi
ate danger may:not
: hare Nen increased,. yet
the addition . made the building more pertnaL
neat, and thus extended the period erttkie du
ring which the Community, and tomeciillyprop
erty holders in the vicinity, would be' subject
ed to risk.,by„ the
~builditigi sating Oa. The
jury TetAid,quid in half an"hour billeght in a
verdict of guilty.
Commonwealth vs. Frederick Meyer, charg
4d*Atitignainiriegeicidi finder false pretefices,
jut belt Of Martin Streib. The jury round a
verdict of guilty. Moyer is the man who was
believed to have committed bigamy, but whose
su Pt g 9/ 6 1 1 4. 1 14:,04 tnate4ooll46%oll. As
there are several charges of swindling and ler
copy against him he was remanded for, aen
Commonwealth , vs.• Wm. Ellis and 'John
Beatty, indicted for forcible entry and detainer
in taking-possession Of- it:iliece orlind in Ohio
township, the title to which was claimed by IL
H. Davis. It appeared, from' the evidence for
the prosecution that the defendents removed the
foncelxitoetuthe iJind, ittatkvitiiii Mr'. Davis
went to put it up again, pushed rails against
him. After the fence was rebuilt by. Mr. Davis;
it - was removed a second time. Mr. Ellis re
9uested one witness Mr. Ward, to assist him
in tearing down the fence, in order to provoke
411-.,Nv . i.4 to histituto suit foi,..treispass; and
thusopen the question of title.
J. W. •F. White,Eaq., for the defense, offer
ed no evidence, but raised some points of law,
the most important of which was the question
ofjurisdiction,he holding that this should have
boen made the subject of a civil suit. The only
case in which an action for torciblo entry could
be brought was when violence was used, but
here .there was' no evidence of violenin:
S. IL Geyer, Esq., addressed the jury for the
prosecittien, theCrOnit' declined charging
the jury until ten o'clock on Monday morning.
Hannah Aiken,ayoung girl,about twenty-two
years'of Age, *hole mother residbs'in-Manclips
ter, was . brought into. Court,' and a jury tEn
pauneltha to examine into her 'sanity.- FroM
the - evidcianeit appeared she bad been eontined
in - thii,Weatern -Pennsylvania ficispital as an
insane Person, and had been reeently dis
charged. ftn:Tuesday'mortling' last Ilse made
an attack on her mother, throwing chairs,
dishes, &e. at her, injuring her severely. 'T1143
girl was arrested and taken before Justice Ross,
who mode out an order to send her to the. Poor
House. On the arrival of the person who was
to take her there, she had escaped and could
not ho found. On Thursday she was foundand
committed to jail, on a charge of surety of the
peace,as a means of bringing her before the Court
for the purpoSc 'of:having her reirent-luittt'd to
the Hospital. Esquires (toss and Sampson tes
tified -to : , the faefs above, and the jgry",folind
he 'glrrto be inspne and 'brisk& 4e - he at large.
pie f o ll ti oi f ierea bo r to he spirt, to the West
ern rentisylyarlin Ro9pito, where sho will to.
well cared for.
Larry Wheeler, of the Third ward, Alle
gheny, plead guilty to a charge of selling liquor
without license. The Court sentenced him to
pay a fine of $2O and costs, and in default im
prisonment fur thirty days.
In a surety of the peace case wherein John
was prosecutor and William Tubbs de
fendant, the prosecutor was ordered to pay the
costs. Prosecutor owed defendant money
when he denied the fact, defendant said ho
would forgive bins the debt if he would fight
him for ten minutes. The Court held this was
no threat, and decided as above.
Court adjourned till ten o'clock on Saturdalr
morning.
.p.no4otiaAttily.--Clur.oitieens are not prob
ably aware that Mr. Isaac Pitman } the author
of Plionoginphy, has at immense expense and
assidiouslabor, fnriber developed and perfect
ed the system bynew, most facile and desirable
reporting abbreviations, which enable the prac
titioner to follow any distinct, rapid speaker,
verbatim ;.• at the saute time beginners or novices
in its study.can more readily comprehend and,
apply practically, this newly improved short ,
hund science.
Plionography,as taught by Mr. Slee, is in its'
most perfect state, and where parties are faith
ful to appointment., ho will guarantee a
tholimgl} knewledge S. :0k
be'seen at tlie Rid tioWbohif, St. Clair street,
or he can be reached by n linothroughtbe Pust
office; parties should apply at once.
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THE lir,avutt:7 4 . Notra.S.—Saint'Monan's
Well forms the sixteenth wel*ly isstic of T. 41.
Eetersop Efothfifts' clie4ill an popular edi
ting of Waverley Noy els for the Million.—
These celebrated novels aro now being publish
ed at the rate of one a week, and the whole
twenty-six volumes can be had free of postage,
by sending five dollars to Messrs. Hunt & Minor,
Masonic HAL-. ?ALI A/,,1 , ! - ,perstyns - .nopriAtve an
opportunitYlieriito'sdcure these v a lu able
which has never before been offered, and which
may never occur again, the present chance
slioutit 444ice34 a4vapteige tip r 'sib* Arita
tri procure these stan4ard works of fiction, at
sue 4 a eompluatively low price.
S
714. aTdfnforinecitbat gray
is now considered the best color for traveling
dre.ssec 'and a 'shawl: duller, or-Choiterffeld
sack, should be of the same unobstructed hue.
Green and white, ~in a.smalt., pattern, is.verY
auitabloCta hatinetArfininirik,:ifid a tbieli-4erl
should never bo forgotten. A plain linen collar
and 94445 Atned., 7 49vasiffi.m P10tp,404
costume. -- La ce tilider-ileeVtiii are no longer
fashiopribla,.—lllusion sleeves, cicAs, d iyolypili-
P/1 1 1 01 ' 6 1' 1 1 ' illlrigigt.'lslM4o4l)4D s, an or.
n aniallled of ribbon, aro the chief fa
vorites. 'A briteelet is frequently. r wor,tt. r upon
the IRAS dhosie-lamd.,
Ptc-Nics,—The'season of Plc-nics has boon
Ituspicionalyinaugirrated, and.ixstiveek wo al
most had an excess of that description of amuse
;ment. Yet the fever does not seem to abate.
We. Jaw oft several in prospective, for which
the note of - T r paratiouhillt4 reply 1),NP11,1141
and en t till • • VG - C.RCCitg
if - VIVOCEOI/I{9lW-)
ti
081 ttkein . s6l3 t stinpositton. — lt, Shown
that our eitizena7tire beginning to 'apprcielato
tho yalug gout, dooit ttenliternent and open aft
exere . ae, and`wo trust that all who visit these
gatherpg , s, may,..tind ,t/tcW-seolc•
16- if i
A 441.1V1NG. .
api urtving is no doubt
a.great luxury to fast young,tnentiindthe_pro
prietors of fitg,tiigiatitithsrit sitoultirocali ee t
tht4. its indulgence ,in nits atrects, is attended.
With Seine fiedunififilF ; teAldetilielves;iit'Well l
us to the tide? 'itn WO - kayo
an bird I'9 ance Ign . inst ast 'dr! vinr„ throngli, our
streets; virtich ihoLf.ifeb"o enforce ct in every in
stance of viniatien. '1 n' example' or two
,T(Tki fiilebtleSS:4ll{YD 110514 neut.': Those
prAPetizity, for 1 - 0 Arivingohould
indulge it in the prOper plane; Where none but
their own necks and liven are jeopardized
thereby.
ll •.- i.iA.rox.r.o WEA..rna:—Tha,ratendiaicit at the
theatre last evening was 'better than on the,
previous. ovenink, - s • sure otidence; , of '•f!ci,
Ital. e merit. of. the ; ells troupe; and ire hive
,no doubt gait lki3fo/ they, finish I.beirlingage
merit., the treasury will he recu britteci, And
the'llaui!'efilled,nigbtly. /.14'41.1e;ifire of
wsn
ke much iinprovement i silo ;I is with : eitse
TA : safety, and boa ictirjg itaii 41anCim WI ex
cellent, Mr. Clothe J. Arrio. - fornied the
part of the Ircilapjast jeicela_rig,4ulmylatr.
Re NM injirPlenatirsoied Ind ha..ifeep in
nation,, combined withl4',excellerajudgmenti
proved that he is an actor of great ability, arid
Who has. few equals. -'We understand` that Av.:
era' novelties Asa in PrePitration; and trust thia
we_ shall havoihe pleasure of seeing Mr. Ar
mold in some 'of his ' celebrated charteteiti.
Mae twit : ding:l - 4 iikeitrii 'in ' his 'greit - parti dt
the “Xiitheniainslgly, or3Tick of the'Woridii,"
and e *4 li ii imitatfdivt'oreelebiliied actors' in
_RA ." Widoveslrictino . in•• which also Miss
Walls will:swift:: .f.;• i! , ; . i :-': ' 1
i p': • i 1 , ,
PosTpown.D.-;;Thcr ditla!lif bantling L;As at
auction; this. aaarniW,l4s MY . DM*
Bir milfo 4ol ; 1
, l a 4 beim 7 PattPO4M;;bd i thA 1 40,
in c.eit5nene.4.4119.47-104-0410441:,
o.Bedt
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REV. ALSICANDER CLARK, Editor of the
.School Visitor, says: "We have had ample
opportunities during the last few week, Of wit
- nefising the practical workinFs of the Iron
City tieltiege• flaying been us almost daily
intercourse with the teachers'and `
students, in
the study room, and at the different recita
tions, we have only to say that thoroughness
and intense interest characterize every per
formance. Students are arriving - daily from
all parts of , the,Country, Anal' the number now
in attendance is larger by fair thin any similar
Commercial College east or west. Mr. Jen
kins, the Principal, is a gentleman of the
strictest integrity, and the entire faculty( is
composed of competent and faithful instruct
ors. Every inducement announced in the
widely diffused advertisements of this institu
tion, is promptly carried out, in the course' of
study and . discipline, Which hai won this Col
lege its present reputation."
4'4T44, 4e.clpyacr.-1111 'Wednesday after
peon, a ,man named Peter Smith, an elderly
man, was killed while working in ono of the
coal banks of Negley & Dickson. on the Alle-
Iheny river, some eight miles above the city.
t appears that he and his son were clearing the
slate out of the hank, when the slate fell in and
killed Mr. Smith, and his son very narrowly
escaped. Ho was nbout half an hour under the
slate before he was extricated„ and lived about
three honrs after he was taken out. Ht leavesa WHO and four children.
Btera COUNTY.--Mr. Henry Houpt, one of
the early pioneers of the southern parrot Blair
,county, end a wealthy and respeeted citizen,
was found lying dead in his corn field, near his
own house, in Carbon township, on the 6t6 inst.
Mr. H. bad eaten his supper Asmara, end-went
to his field, and not returning, search was ruade,
an d is -lifeless Laxly . fo4wl lyiug - an 11164r:int nd:
inquest yea held, and a verdict of -died or
appopleay reeler d. Ile was an excellenteiti:
aim, and aged eoventy-three years.
• Fon the , benedt of some of our young gen
tlemen readers we will mention the feet that
the writer of -de "Lotion from the.SOuth." is
a graduate of Duff's - Commercial College,
Pittsburgh, Pa., and'he statesnthat a diploma
from that celebrated, infaitutiol roadily se
cures young tnerU' first chtsiaitttainitit - in Sou th-'
ern Ettsliie.s houses, commanding salaricl from
$,OOO to 114,000 per annum. --Trumb u ll Dem
ocrat.
- FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT: -Ell iott Reck
0y,..0f Steubenville, was walking along the
Area of the Steubenville and Indiana Rail-:
road, near Lagrange, a few miles below Steu
benville, on last. Wednesday night, in the
dark. A freight train bound south, came up
behind, and ran over him, killing him in-
Itirlyartg.—Alayer Weaver, byauthority of
the Board of Underwriters, hu offered a re
ward of $2,000 for the arrest, or information
loading to the arrest of the parties who (if the,
boats were sot oo'flre by ineandiaries)' tired the
`steamers "Henry,Grall" end "rndeavor;" or
$l,OOO in • either ease: 'We hope they may be
caught. - • " ' •
, ADMITTID To 11.1.11.. —Jtones Vitecina,
eharged:With, being: iTplicat r e4io' tkg :Fiat
-11° " 14.A t7II§IIN tkiaTiAti 'ward. on
day last weak; was adtilitte'd to ball in
tlif3 sum. of $l,OOO, in :the Quitter .Stssions
`afflours , yoatorday aft,.ornoon'; foy. his appearance
thd'Obtober term for trial:, ' '
•
MAP pP ITatir.—There havo been various
maps of Italy published 'sine° the cainmence
went of tho'wur, but we have seen none equal
43 the ono now for sato at Hunt & Miner's,
published in London, by - George Phillips &
Son. We advise' every one desiripg eotreA
knowledge of;oeaiicica'l9 p{.4ara VIISP
• 751:11SBYR of skiffs have recently bees
missed from the Ninth ward, supposed to have.
beeh stolen . A: fishing barge, belonging to the
O'llara Fishing Club, whichhas been missed
for some weeks, was found, a few days.siuce,
Concealed under a brush pile in the vicinity of
3iii".Kee's rocks.
.
'Bak'. ‘ -.. ar, who was in•jail for drunk
s and vagrancy, bad a oommitment lodged
against him yesterday, by, Aldeman Roger*,
I t
for larceny. Be stein(' aifof s'Abes from the
Tesidenee of it. p,swigi, ateisitursish - i ass wept
)iyaitheggeri, inititttitial - d to thl9citi4ii9l9A
P u ent ne:#o. l .iiii: !., `,,' "a _ u r:: J. - .•, ,‘.. ~ :.
pastor of the Fourth
f greihyterimi °hatch, who has teen 'nine:mitt
fot. same time, hzts gone .east for the summer.
His pulpit will be tilled during his absence by
Mr.,Patterson, a student et'the Western The.
logical Seminary.
Vivo new barges, fortyniwo foot in length,
are nearly completed for tho Manchester Barge
0141 i. ak-w ff f,lxgedted needy. roiltifinehing this evening, hut they will not
probuktly tto ready until next. week. '
dc , Wrs.nzas' Great 'World - Chris
will be in our .city, and perform on the
blo Hotel lot, on tho Ist, 2d, and 4th, of July.
On the 4th th6re beithre 'grand perfor-
Ite m
.Tbera to not , a better , company now.
eling. „ ,
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Bi
Co,
llr, litliTta fan iptiielyi t
a superto r, maim . , . o er, ,, from , 41' 26 ~4? $2,, t 7s' 4- 'A
Mea idit 3 now: rtady - . - -- 3 t 1.4, Carpagl sa idc
Yeda s lll4 oeti ANhack7 city;'- •. ' •
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VALtTABLI BIIILDING LOTS AT AUCTION,-
There is atgrowing demand for real estate in
and around our city, and the general impres
sion is that for several years this kind of prop
erty will rise in value even more rapidly than
during the - past year. Those who desire bar
gains in real, estateshouldattend the auction sale
of building lota, - adjoining the eighth ward, on
tho Monongahola river, which P. M. Davis
will beim at two o'clock, this (Saturday) after
noon. , As thesitle will been the premises those
who attend can 'see for themselVes that the lota
are eligibly situated far either dwelling houses
or business piirp,and are in a well built and
rapidly improving suburb of the city. Omni
buses, we undorstand, will leave the :corner of
Fourth and Market streets for the sale, though
to reach the property will require a walk of
only twenty minutes from the. Court HOMO.
The shortest way to reach this property is out
the Second street read. A Passenger
company has boon chartered Wand a read will
doubtless bo built in a short time along -Brad
dock street on which mast of the lots now7<if
offered for iude aro situated.
'For the Pittaburgh Pos
Soiree. •
A brilliant assembly convened at the elegant
residence of is prominent citizen of East Liber
ty, on last Tuesday evening, to listen to a c harm
ing soiree given by Prof. Wanselink and a
number of his pupils. Several pieces of rare
merit were performed, evincing great skill and
ability on the part of the professor, and a high
state ofoultivation on the part of his charming
pupils, while the tones of his own rich, manly
voice enhanced the pleasures of the evening :to
a high degree.
The sweet music, the elegant repast, the
winning grace of the hostess, the noble hospi
tality of the host, will lcuig be remembered by
the favored ones present as forming one of those
bright episodes - in life around which the mem
ory loves to linger.
. • A GRATIFIED LOOKER-ON
. TIRTIODAY, Juno 16.
BURGLARY IN THE SIXTH WARD.- fester
day afternoon it was discovered that a house on
Elm street, between Decatur and Franklin,
Sixth' ward,- tlie residence of a Mr. Robertson,
who is in the country with his family, had been
entered by a burglar or burglars, it is supposed
on Thursday night. On examlnation,by officer
' Flannegan, it was discovered that a great por
tion of tiro furniture had been destroyed, chop
ped to pieces wish a hatchet, including a hand
some dressing bureau, the slab belonging to
which was broken in pieces. It is known that
all the jewelry in the howl., and n number of
dresses belonging to Mrs. it. have been carried
off—what more cannot be ascertained until tho•
return of the family. In the house were found
a butcher knife, a hatchet, newly sharpened,
and an iron crow-bar, by which the burglars
prOhlibly entered the house. -It is to be hoped
that they may be captured and brought 'to
speedy justice.
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z.a , t
zNannow ESCAPE.-A - , young man named
Kirby, while rowing in a skiff across tho Alle
gheny, was thrown Into the river by the esp.
sizing of his boat. Ho was soon extricated by
some persons. , who saw the accident, but was
quite exhausted when ho reached the shore.
;Amato:ix Pa.r.ans.--Merers. Hunt.lirMiner,
Masonic Hall, have unhand foreign papertkirt
eluding the' -London Oozes,
up to Juno tith.
These will be read : with : intense : interest at the
present time... ,
,
Olt and after Monday next, the shoe dealers
of the city will close. their establishments at 7
o'clock, it. This arrangement will continue
in effect until September Ist. • •
JOliN VFARLA24I3I arrested yestemiav
and fined $5, under a city ordinance, for sell
ing iintrid . cheead in market.
SultsAs. 'CLornirra.--:-A splendid stock of
article-for gentlemen's, youths' and children's
slimmer wear may be found at the establish
ment of Messrs. AV. .11.111'Geo & Co., at the
corner oflEsrketsciare and Federal street, in
Allegheny city. These gentlemen have over
description of the ineSt 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 piens° their `customers.
24,84U127.1C8'..1,N8T1Ttrrg0--Thill /718tittlt1071,
the want of which has been so long felt by our citizens
is now open, under the superintendence of Messrs
Jaclrman t Johnson, in the Lafayette Building. En
trance, 66 Wood street. It is designed for the perpetual
exhibition of the products of Mechanics, liatlufactu
rent, Inventors, and Artisans; and as a place of resort
for those seeking informatfon relative to those branches
of industry, either by.examination of samples' or
scientific publications. Thee° having articles to bring
before the public will find it greatly to their advantage to
leave samples.
insti.B:Jr- The public are respectfully invited to visit the
tute.
IIEATING. 11.2 STE.S. II . — AS&-testimonial of
tho workmanlike manner, perfect . action of their self.
regulating machines; safety, economy in Mel, and the
little attentio n necessary to k eep each room Comfort:Mil e,
we give this certificate to 3fessrs. Untie and Phillips,
successors to Phillips k Oa., for their plan - of heating
.Pittsburghe Second Ward Public Schools in the city of
and which has mot our approval, and wo
would recommend them, to the public to giro entire
aattstietion of heating by steam.
IL Miller, Jr.. John 31arshall, Jr.,M. Tindle, George
Wilson, John Wilson, L. Wilcox, Itirpotors.
LIAMt PIiILLIpg,
&cum Halling 4 Cieu I . l7 L .PistisbiUg and Brass Founderst
herders erery &seri of au Pl:rees and Pumps
No. CC7 Wood and 48 First street, Pittsburgh.
deUktybri
COULTgrt MENTZEIit, House, Sign and
Ornamental Painter and Grainera Orders left at their
tamp ou Fourth street near Markel, Burke's Building,
will be promptly aUended. *CM
F lt ENCII, ENGLISH
AMERICAN PERFUMERY,
Pt al A b
HAIR OILS
LILLY W.IJITES,
N ENV ESTABLISHMENT' OF
Corner Penn and Si, Ci
r..l4o.gotipt.ou, oompouroled at all tiourq of the
,41,y or uighL
ikV` PHYSICIANS aro generally loth to apeal:
a word in prulso of what are called `patent medieines." .
Indeed, it is an artiele in the code of insalical ethics, that' a .
physician who eanctionu the use of sueli renusli,4
Cannot to, con , ,lert , kl a InClTlbcr of tl Notion./ Asseeia.
Lion. But Ahern are eaConnoUs to the most stringent
rules, and many of the disciples of Rsculatiltui hate
actually been compelled, by the force Of faets, tii recom
mend Or. J. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for those dis
eases which aro only preralcut during the summer and
fall.' They have ascertained that there aro no remedies
in the pharmaropia which ruin compare with this won
derful eihiponindfor tlmderungrinent,of the
Thoimmd, of fAmiliem residing along the low grounds
of t h e Western tool Southern rid ecu, are now convincOd
that they have found a medicine prvultarly stapled far
their ailment.., while in other portions of tho country,
di vim . ; tict summer mouths the. demand for the article
is equally largo.
Fur sale by driiggists and dealers generally, every
Where, and by liusTurrtat & SMITH,
_ Manufacturers and Proprietors,
jel.s No. 58 Water, and 58 Front greats.
'o sr}: need have gray hairA or a bald
at when tliv II A tiletlien tio 43 . 111 . .11,11=20
nay bo wed. Its efferts no, magical and innalit4,
It
gar ondeleterintis proprstiwi,
Bold bY P.. 44 VA iiN.MTOCIL is 00, No. CO,.e.rirner of
Wood and Fourth streets, Druggi , .te generally, and .
the Laboratory of Jules Flatlet A Co., No. 704 Chestnut
street. PhiladslPAll jetEedaw •
WE ' LIVPI 80 PAST IN Tins COUNTRY,
,that the Americans have became f,mieis throughout all
'Christendom, an a hard driving. hard drinking, luird
chowing, hard swearing people. We, have became
emudlY famous for dithilirated Stomachs, a narrated
and disordered nerves, broken down constitution", and
the hundred and one 'cares which Ildlow upon the
vices which we have enumerated. ,Countless pea/teens
for those ills hare been advertfsed, but we know of oath.
lug so cilleactotis fur an invalid sutienng front indiges
tion or nervous depression as OLIN'S STO3fACII BIT.
TENS, manufactured and ?Mid by the proprietor, at his
ooprg no Nunidiom. near Ifand.
Jule
xrna
.4112111 M =EP.
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
l'illnufacturers, and \Motorail° ,and' ItqlAlt pe.11c.6 hi
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
Zilch -sae Po tty street, above the Canal,:
. .
Hare on laid ARSOri:thellf. of Fancy and Plutu
.gurniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own mann
peture, and warranted equal in quality and'atyle to any
manufactured is the city, and will nell at ren.onable
0128.1 f
IFt;SIZE;
Colored In Oil, .F'wii4l4, or phial, ip tho mask Dstistio
ft4sovzi Klee%
WALL'S GALLERY,
Jones.' Building , Fourth AtreeL
EDICAL
'eCAL BOOKS.— Bokitathsky's Pa-
AL thologieal Anatom,
Gross' Elements of Patho y logical Anatomy.
(lingo's Pathological Anatomy, with colored
Hornerli Anatomy and }lista ogy,. d ols.
"Lawrence's Treat's° on the fly . f. -
Maekenzle's . • u
Wiltion on Diaeaso of the Skia,..withatlay4l a k b
flaCktillrMilitke-Oft fin - Wit:My.
La Rorke'on Pneumonia and Alnl*l.
Copland on Palsy nod Appoplexy.
Erichsou'a Science and Art of Strrgery.
• Cooper'a Lof t &Atm. • •
I)rnitt's Moilqn Sincgery.. . •
.• .Mkifepi Practice en ,
Pirre's System of '
DiCkson'a Ele4;enla
illintxvt'lNlAciplos of 11.10 , Actiao, now ddion.
tsona Thysio, "
°oda' Moths* Medico and TherapeutiaLi ,
tßy_so
.KAY & CO., 65, Wood otroet•
TIARGAINE3 ' '
. .
r • ' ' ' ' SF,OO3itCHAND PIANte.
.
- One 6 Octave, Rosewood Case, Iron Frame; made by
Chlckering a Sons; only two, ears old. •
One 64 Octave, Roseyrood'ease,.round Connors ; made
by II *Nett &Davis... -' , • .. ,
9n e W, Oetave,Rosewood,earvoddesr:lnadebYlluna
- A oirk.
' ' ' ' 17 "di -
One 6 Octaye, Mahogany Case, ll add by • mans Clark.
Ono 6 ; II • i . . ' 4 4 . " -N' Y:' IS:Liu. Cu.
(Spe il a•• ; . a .•• .- a 3 / 4 ,1 a a Gerd'g a Simon
One 6 . Rosewood ' ' 4 ' " 4 a Pape, Paris,
One 0 " , ldaliors.ny, ,•a, ~a. ; ;',‘ Albrecht ,i 1
One 634 u- - •" ar ' -a- -'a "a lkind4 Er'o.
tine 64. a , a ". a " 'illenrian make,
'Ong 6 . ~. - a "' Ctementt
For nala by
JOHN H. ' ZiELLOR,
. ... ' • - 111..Weoctilineei
...
FrHIRD ARRIVAL OF SPErtsTG A3IOOLIS.
L-Iclargo lot otEiprlg and-Harmpar ,ROZO
prising-ell the tWinft•fie now Opening '• • •
r Teo • • HANSO LOYM„.7llMarkot street
INCINNATI'SITG.A.R. CURED HAMS
and Dried Beet Ao.tierces to arriv . r atom ?
tkAnontiat 1. .Ii4NV9.II.TiI BR°
alga 4. 4f. •• • .-. the Diam on d;
, •
EZEIS
•"• . •
_„,•, , , • •
"„, •••,
• . ,
' •
REMOVAL.
W. & D. HIIGUS,
TTEVE REMOVED TO NO. C 9 MAR
. KET Street, corner of Fourth, where they will re
:Dann till the first of September,when they will remove to
their new store now being built at the old stand, corner
of Fifth end filarket rtrecty . rny4i4m
AND TOOTH BRI.ISHE'3, l A'
NTHRACITECOAL FOR THE NAVY.
HAIR, NAIL, SIIAVING
CHAS: IL SUPER,
IMPERIAL ?
- AND 'MEDIUM
THE LATEST NEWS
B - sr TELEGRAPH
Prom Washington.
• :WAstintoymv, Juno 17.—The ordering of a
mere efficient naval force to the African coast
was,iiot in consequence of any late complaint
by the British government. It was long ago
Contemplated, but until'recently there were no
:meals which could be used for that purpose.
'Solar as our government is aware, no new or
ders have been issued since 1842 by the British
government, in connection with the treaty stip
ulating for the suppression of the slave trade
on the coast of Africa.
There is nothing in the recently received let
ters to a distinguished gentleman in Washing
ton which afforded any gropnds Tor the belief
that England will become involved in thopres
cut war in Europe.
It is understood that the Cabinet today
finally acted on the document they have for
several weeks had under consideration, expres
sive of the views of the adniinistration - on the
subject of neutral rights. It will Probably be
transmitted to Mr. Dallas by, the next steamer:
Naval Affairs.
W.astfirroverr, Juno 17.—The following of
ficers have been ordered to the steamer Crusa
der, viz: Lieutenant-Commanding, TIMM ;
Lieutenants, Phelps, Roney, and Benham.
To the steamer Mohawk : Lieutenant-Com
manding, Craven; Lieutenants, Barbet, Sped
den, and Carpenter; Master, Chester Hatfield.
Lieutenant Stanley has been ordered to the
command of the steamer Wyandott. Lieuten
ant George W. Rodgers has. been ordered to
ordnance duty at the New York navy yard.
A Break in the Welland Canal.
Sr. CdTILERIZTZ, C. W.-;--Tho gates of lock
No. 25 of the Welland Canal, near Theorald,
were carried away by the schooner Quebec,
this evening, and the rush of water caused the
embankment to give way, causing the country
around to bo submerged to the depth of several
feet. Great damage was done to the grain
fields. The water is now shut off, and the
flood is gradually subsiding. A - large force
of men will commence to repair the break
when the water subsides sufficiontiv.
Relief for the Suffering.
BOSTON, June 17.—A meeting was held at
the China Insurance Company's office to-day,
to take measures for sending provisions to the
Inhabitants of Fayal Azores, who are reported
to be in a starving condition. One thousand
dollars were subscribed on the spot, and a com
mittee was appointed to solicit further subscrip
tions.
.161.
Execution at St. Louis
Sr. Louts, Juno l7.—George ii. Lamb,
who drowned his wife in the Mississippi, in
December, 1857, expatiated his crime on the
gallows, in the jail yard, at twenty minutes
after one o'clock this afternoon.
Navy DEPAIMUL`rt, •
Bureau of Construction, Av., May 25, 120.
HEALED PROPiXiALS for furnisleng anthracite coal
for the navy, to te delivered during the fiscal yearend
ing June 3u, Bine. will he received al this Buricin until 3
o'clock, the Nth 'lay of Ititie, 1R 5 3.
110. 4 0 11,7411.}5.11S mina he endorsed "Proposals for
Anthracite tsed,'' that they may he distinguished from
other business letters.
The Wier must be for the delivery of 15,000 tons. of
2.210 lbs.. of OW best Blackheath or Reek Mountain east,
designating the kind, creamer Hire, clean, unmixed,
selected so us to be free from impurities, and subject to
such inspection as to quantity and quality AS tho Nary
Department may direct.
The price stated must lsi for the coal delivered on
board vessels in the port of Philadelphia, at the isontrios.
tor's risk and expense, and without extra charge of any
kind.
If an addi titittupLantity, ni it exceeding 15,000 tone, is
dem:aided, it is to be furnished on like terms and con-
The eerah
in to be delivered on beard vessels in the
port of Philadelphia, insuch quantities and not such
tunes iOl, the opinion of Oro department, the oxigon-
Mos of the service may rein re, commencing within
two days from the time the vessel is reported ready to
receive cargo, when the quantity is less than iW tone,
and within tour flays when the quantity eXIMMIA sou
tons; furnishing at the rate of not less than 12U tons per
day until the loading Is completed.
In the rase of failure to deliver the coal or the proper
quality at the proper time, the department wilt reserve
in the contract the right to purchase or fault/wine W lo
purchased ferthwith, at the contractor's risk. and f•X
poiliM. that which may be neet . l,...My to supply the defi
ciency.
Any denuirrage or ether charge to which the Navy
Department, may be sithjoeted from delay in the prompt
delivery of the nerd liythe contractors wi I be thxiucteq
(ruin their bills.
Thu otter, as required by Law, must be aceempanied
by a written guarantee, signed by one or more responsi
ble persons, to the effewt tied he or they undertake that'
the bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid be ncerploth
enter Into obligation in such limo as ants lie preseritsnl
try the Secretary of the Navy. vice geed and autticlant
sureties, to furnish the supplies proposed. .No propo
salon wilt be considered rules. neeormemied by such
guarantee, the form of whieli is herewith given.
Bidders whose proposals shall lie aceepted, and none
other, will tai notified'. uml eta early as praolunible a iron.
tract will be transmitted to them, which they will tie
requirinl to execute within ten days after its receipt at
the post office or navy agency named b)• them.
Two or mere sureties, tit a sum equal to the amount
specified to he paid, will be required to sign the eantrraq,
and tlieir responsibility will be certified by a United
States distriet. Judge,- United State 3 district uttorney, crib
teeter or navy agent.
As fidditional and collateral security. twenty per cent.
will ho withheld from the amount of all payments, riot
to be paid except by the nuthorityof theSecretaryof the
Navy, until the maltreat Shall have been in all respects
eflMPlied with; and the remaining eighty per cent. of
oven bill, when certified by the Inspector and approved
by the Navy Department, will ho paid by such . navy
agent as the contractor may maim. within thirty days
after its presentation to him. •
stiulatisl in the tract flint ibe
made in delive p ring the eon!, of con the quality, f
and utdefault
the
place and inns , directed by the department, then, and
in that ease, the contractor and his sureties wilt forfeit,
and. pay to the .United States,'llit liquidated daiiinkes, a
sum of money net exceeding twice e contract price,
which may be recovered from thuo t o
time, according
to the act or nets of CiiliigraiA CO that ease provided.
Ibrve qf tam
---,state of hereby
agree to furnishand deliver fifteen thousand tons of
anthracite coal for cteinner's Ilse at the, rate of
per lon, of '2,240 pounds, amounting to
did.
hire, and the additional quantity if denamdcd: the wholq,
in confortnity with the Provisions and terms of tho ad.
vertituntent of the 25th of May, 1859, from the Navy
e.fiepartment and hereto impended.
4 should my fur our) offer or hid be accepted, 1 - (or we)
mqueat W be informed at and that tho comae.
mnay be forwarded to ---- for rignatures and serial,
te. , .
oxi (P t la > ce.) ' (Signal) A. 11,..
We, the rptdersigned, residents of in the
Stetrforr--..-- and ----- fir the tAte
hereby jointly and severally covenant with, the
Un of
ited States and guaranty that in case the foregoing
hid of be accepted, ---wtllwithintendays
after the receipt of the contract at ---- execute the
same with good and sufficient sureties for tho delivery
of the anthracite coal proposed in compliance with the "
terms of the advertisement of the 24th A1ay,18,19, hereto
appended and under which 'it Wll9 made; and Incase
the said shall fail to enter into the contract
aforesaid, we, guaranty lb" make good the dltlerenee
"between the otfer of the /laid wild that which
may be accepted.. :. '
NVitneato: (Siguttives.)
g(Place.). .
'Mate.)
hereby itertl that to the best of my knowledge and
hol if f ihenhbre named guattin tor:, and
..9 , C,5....Vi0d WI sufficient. - (Sigtulmre.). 0. IL':
'SluicFandrict judge., United
Maks . (via attorney, collector to "v •
mylgtilaw4w.eat • • '
CASSIMERr. HATS
,
SILT{ HATS, AND
...F9R MEN AND BOIS, at
DODDS',
119 Wood Strict,
Ono door Smith of Fifth:
SELLING OFF PO REMOVE-
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING:
AND. FURNISHING 'GOODS
.
AT AIICTICIN
. .
cHEsTErvs panne HALL,.
earner Wood etreet and .IDiamond alley..
LOVERINVS',WIIIIIT SUGARS-, ~.
01 barrels Crushed Sugar; . •
~ 15- do , • : flue Pulyerrued Stgar;
' -M. do i linuzulated . • d%.
100 ' do ' 'B. Coffee dcq
11st reeiThren sad fokeale 13y• • • i i •
Wood a AMEERNION, ,
So Woo et. 'ooreolta'Sc. Claufes ROUT
D NK E RS' CASES'-AND POG:II4,T
$ BOOKS-a Dill assortment at
_ ZA CO'S, 55,W00d street
.iACKED BUTTER.— :
85' battels good picked Butter;
lahlt
gs do
lb ke • do
do,dr.s. ' •
tilde., And tor MILLER-& RICKE1801,1;
i h 211 •1 1 !A 84 4 414.Utnickreice0..
ITTSBURED BOARD OF TRADE AND
.MERCHANTS 9 EXCHANGE.
. Praident. .
WM. H. SMITH. •
ISAIAH DICKEY, ist,. EDWARD GREGG, 2(.1
• • ' Treasure. ' '
'
•
Steamera to Arriva.
isms Los :' airs
York.... Juno 15
Arabia Liverpool Boston June 18
Canadian.-- • Liverpool queboe 'Jane 22
City of Baltimore..... Liverpool .Now York.... Juno 22
ASH/ " • Liverpool New York.... Juno 25
Weser Bremen New York.... Juno 25
Atitgo ' • • Havre - New York.... June
Borussia ........ York.... July 1
Netv York Southampton-New York.-July,
Steamier' to Sail.
emus wra roc DAYS
America. 805t0n.... --Liverpool...June 15
Ilarnmonia 'New York. Ilamburg.....lnne 15
City of Washington-Now York..... Cork & L'pl-lune 18
nel
Indian _New York ..... .11avre June 18
Quebec .Liverpool...._Juno 18
Star of the West. . New York.....Aspinwall--June 2O
Africa New York...-Liverpool....-June
Karnak New York... Havana te.,June 22
Argo Nett York...._Galway June 23
Fulton ...... ......__New York..-Havre June =,
City of Manehester..New York.... Cork, kc.. June 2 5
En repo Boston Liverpool June
Kangaroo New York..--Liverpool,&e.Jaly 2
• Stage •of Water.
Elghtleot. two inches.
Reporta lirprqegy for 1.124 _Doily Morning Post.
• Prratoolaa, Juno 17, 1850.
AliC.9 made
.to-lay from firstluMds have
been o . n . privato terms. From store !a, note, sales of
1,000 bbla at $7,7r.@,9,00 for surperfine $B,l ^5...f0r ex
tra, and $3,2403,50 for extra ftunily.! .
Grnita...9ales 115 bush. Oats at 576,58 c; 175 bnah.
Buckwheat at 51V`...2,50; 1:,0 bush. Corn froMstoro at
$l,OO.
Peed... Sales 2 ton Middlings at. $l,OO 100 As,
Baca3l...Sales 9,000 Ibis. at 73,47•4 c. for shoulders,
11 1 / 4 (49-Ne. for sides, and 1.014@1034c. for hams; 4,1101 lbs
sugar cured barns at 12,14 c...
Dried Beef... Sales 2,000 lbs. at 13c.
liar... Sales S loads at. $.101913 ton.
Butter... Sales 5 hhls at 19-X4l4e.
Beans ...Sales 75 bush at $1,2501,50.
Ish...Sale's IS Lids. Mackerel No. 3 nt $1450;14 half
a 1... at $0
Potatoes -.Sales 09 bbls. at V,74:53,00; 100 bush, at
;r1.0001,05. •
011... Sales 13 bbls Lard No.l, at 95c. 7t? gal.
Cheese... Sales 3$ boxes at .1@93,4e.
LI me —Sales bbls. SI,Z. •
Coffee... Sales S sacks at 12Y 4 e.
Whisky...Bales 17 bbla.ut 29c for Rectified.
Pmutartgruk. June li.,There bi no shipping demand
for flonr, and the market is dull. Small sales of super
fine at $0,17,00 and extra at 7,2507,50. The receipts
are extremely small, and show a falling oft' of 2,200 bbls
compared with last week. Rye flour is dull at 14,50.
Corn meal dull at WO. There is an acUve inquiry for
Buckwheat on western itecolint, and it has again ad
vanced to 81,tx. , @1.75. Wheat comes forward slOwlyt
sales of red at sl.t;: - .6 - i11,75. and white at 5104)41,85. Rye
Study at 9oc. Corn dull :old unsettled; 5 ; 0 00 hush yet-'
low sold at Seel:Vic. but buyers refuse now to pay these
figures. oats declininx sales4,ooo; bush Delaware and
Powisylvania 4V.4oic. No change in Groceries or
Provisions. Whisky sells slowly at
New York. Ilistrket.
New YGRE, June Cotton closed quiet: only SOO
tales were ttOlti. Flour declined: sales of Co bids_
`,heat'is lower. Corn elosed with all declinin tendency;
Fades a 9,000 blll, at Sl@Srie for mired. Pork heavy, at
ti0.&0(.446,rz, for mess, and 5t4,6234( - 434,75 for prime. En
ron is nominal. Cut meats unchanged. The wool mar
ket is dull; there were 1.5.1.01 lets of fleece sold to-day at
44 - pike, and small sales of pulled atapo 4.0 e: holders offer
the foreign qualities freely, and the market is drooping.
Whii•ky sells at e636e. Sugar steady; NO is quoted at.
60:674, and Mist:oracle, it 545%. Coffee tirrn
at 11CL,e.
• "' • •
Cmcraxatt, June I.7.—Thit market for Hour is further
deprecsed and heavy, at 5.G,R5qi6,90 for superfine. 'Wheat
loner...prime red- white $1.W41,55. °ate
shanty at last quotations. There is no change in rye 'OS
barley.s Whisky dull, nt2s l 4e. Ilionsto.sia—Bacon is in.
%mired for at a fraction under :roc, fok shoulders and
sldes, but holders do not submit to a reduction freely.
1.109 tierce of bacon hauls 'were sold nt Ioe. Bulk meats
are held very finely. but the prices are nominally un
eltammiL .Flxelcinile is stiffer at per cent,: % •
New York Stock Market... .
Nrit Tos.x,Jitne 17.
mktrantew.d... ik ,, wwwi fig
New York Central 73 I lifielligAnCentral ..... 40j4
. 41
'.TIER ilv..thru. is the matt important
-Ntib*c to which . tbe attention can be directed. A. little
entitied "4 Guide to it ea4h," published by
IL L. FA Ii NEATOCK k 00.; Whole . liaKl.Druggist-q, corner
of Wood and Fourth r tmets, Pittiburgh, Pa., and trhich
may be had gratis from all the agent for Witson's Piltq
or U. L. Fahnestock;a Verrnifuge. It contains a greht
amouni of useful inforznation., ibis north reading.
Soo Pill advertisement on the third page - of to-day's
payer. ' -
jettiidavi
R T. KENNEDY.. W. S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEA.A.I.-MILL.
• ALLEGHE NY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED.
FLOUR, CORN .'SIEAL AND
MANITACYURED AND DELIVERED
IN PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY.
sal:lyilawJ -- TERMS, CASH coriDELIVF.RY
Avrf.w.s._ .
Y 25 eases tlielnot quarts Chaznzagno Wino
do
a) baskets Peas Reidsetek's qts do do.-
.Jo do do . n .pts •do do • •
10 do Bondi° pts,and Drunet Os do •do
5 do • do' •do do ' Flodo' do
25 eases St. Julien Ntedoe Claret ' do.
10 do .
Ladies' Catawba .
do
15 do . - °lnger- • • •;: • -•. do
In Idorr, and tor Nile blr
!Vs • • GtEtt a melt - 080N.
— 77
101 °TATO -360' bushelo 'Choke nixed
rAttloce,m store and for lola by ' '
1
'''comer "St trket;aAJF7rst
W—WII ELL'S ItYll PENS:For
R. yir.F.LDIX.-
- 63 Woosi . streot near Fourth.
XAiMIOJ I '4.,AqU:Por Puckers
.ne,lsiil. Sll . P u iar,'mrner of. dealers in
faVkly
~ . . YrttatKirgl-
•
R A iv, AND SALMON . . COLORED
-1,3 IiONNET' lIIIMONS—A few pieces received by
.ExPresa last, evonirq, and for saki by- • . • •-
• niy2l . EATON,CAFE2 CO., Fifth and Market:43
IlifacEf47.W 7 lT -- )TRIN. or LILY . LIQUID.
1 1 1 , 0EStlX1.*-For rendering the skin colt and fair
A kWge aupply . ; Lewd and for Pale
JOSEPH FLEA' .
Owner Diamond and Market atrsat.
test
Skirt in the market, niado.-eapresaly to order for
our,' men ardea. City aud country dent re supplied at . a
liberat disci - mut. EATON, CRBE & CO, -*
jell
Fifth and Market streets. •
MUCILAGE , FOR
,OFFICE, MiEr-.-For
.
sale
•••••,. • • • •• 83 Wood street ”fat'
PUUNTLNU • SE, S 'llO L :AND
• POCKET INKSTAND'S.— great variety at
.} ale
- SAY & (.N011:9,.55 Wood' street.
(RICK : B o( iztriotis
and Brokerate the Forst& hy•:. .
tete KAI
.CO, 54 Wood stroet.
FELT EIATtz,
TATAR ILIA `• . PAPERS.- 4 •Brown, 'Medium
and Double Medium Sizes!"
je IU ; , • : KAY & CO, 5s Wood street.
DIV,ELLING ROUSES . IN. VARIOUS
lopitions *and iu price from $6OO to $ll,OOO. Fog
sale by •. t -• B. CUTHBERT & EON, •
jell:. • Real Estate Agents, 451 Market street
•
k vSSENCE OF:JAI:U-ICA
GINGER—A valuable medicine fur summer, uae.
&ad at corneii•ldarket itreet and Diamond; by_ - •
je7 , . . 108. • FLEMING.%
B,NET RIRBONSFROMAUCTIONI-
Great bargains to milliner!! aliskoaerchants.
EATON, CBEEI
• 'Fifth alid - krarket streets
01,J1,11',ING-lIOITS.F.STATIOICERY, Bill
/
Bend Boxes post Office Boxes, Card iack,
(Indus( mut-Sand Boxes, s tame itsiortrneut •
&mei. Wood' & Thik 4 /darks( k Seeisnd sti
11411111111
[,VRESH ARRlVaiertnci
Iju oranges, sweet, arol.-1001rolMrPalertno-Lemons,
just , reeeiPAgthilideNand.forealeby.-
AMMER at iNDEILION
103 r No. kit4bod:ot: optiosita ch.'. n 041..
Tusz BMW:LEI:Li—GRANTS • CASES;
VQLIJMF, L—Reports of 4 5s.ses argued is, gie , ,So s !:
pretiss' touit'ot" Bemhsitiatua. By .'Mujaiisni Brant,
Bqr,sple by (jell] KAY 4 CO, Z. 4 Wood street;
COMMERCIAL,
Superintendent •
GEOEGE a THURSTON,
Committee of Arbitration for June. ,
ISAIA/I DICKEY, V. P., .
C. 17. PAULSGN, J. 9. COSGP.A.VE,
GILLESP/E, • B. PRESTON.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
Philadelphia Market.
Cincinnati Market.
FaBuerrean!feria).
Ambrotype and Photograph
GA LLERY,
NO. TO Plfith Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE
- - -
POST. OFF/CE
air- Photographs, colored or plain. taken at abo ll no.
Lice, at tm pries. and warranted egnal to them..,.
SMALL PICTuRES ENLARGED TO Ll:M=4am
colored in OR. , . rrirS
Am B R
Y P ELS
A nEktyriptrt, AND DURABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN BE HAD Alit LOW
• • AS AT ANT FIRST CLASS ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE COLTNTRY,AT . .
fel2 - WALL'S, Fourth
H. CHI LDS &
NO. 133 WOOD ST., PITTSBITAGH, PA.
VrE te ara e ar
no k opening our large and ex 7
o
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of eyeryyartety, and latest styles and fashions adapted to
SPRING AND SUMNER SALES,
Which having been purchased pnneipally for CASH,
Direct from the Ilanufacturers,
And selected• with great care as to quality and sizes.
,?.:o flatter ourselves we are able to offer
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
To our friends who may favor ns with a calL Weara
MITCHELL'S PATENT
Metalie Tipped Boots & Shoes,
For. Bops, Youths and Children, which are highly re-
commended throughout the Eastern States for, thei
durability and cheapness, ONE PAIR having been found
by actual test, to OUT-WEAR THREE PAIRS of the
old style.
air Buyers will find it to their 'advantage to call and
examine our stock. before purchasing elsewhere. _
'Kir Particular attention given to orders.
inrl7i2mdaw H. CHILIXS k CO.
' VINEGAR 1
WARRANTED Pure and Un- ,
.:odutterated, and to air-g:a V E
Pickles for years, the same that - I have
sold to a majority- of the Pittsburgh Gro- •
cers for ratter rtsas, and which his taken I A °
Three First Premiums —;
at Pennsylvania State Fairs, I am now of
tering to the city . and country trade at
greatly reduced prices. •
Please order direct. Terms Cash.
A. BALLOU, 140 Water street,
between Smithfield and Grant,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Vca. MEYE
MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER;
The Only Remedy In the WhOle World,
SURE TO-EXTERIMITATE
Ra VICE, COCKROACDES, 81708, ANTS, itosaur
TOSS, FLEAS, MOLVS, GRAM WORKSi
AND GARDEN - INSECTS, ,
. _
50,000 BOXES SOLD INDNE. MONTH. •
These celebrated remedies have been extetisively
used for twentydwo years in all parta.of, Europe,lmd
their miraculous power have been attested by..the
Courts of Russia, - France, Eng Land, Austria, Prussia',
Bavaria. Saxony, Belgium. Holland, - Naple,q,..te.. and
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their Chemical properties- examined, and approved by .
the most distinguished Medical Faculties all over the
Theirdestructiveneastoallkluds of vertninatulinsecta
has been certified in this city by the Directors of the r
various Public Institutions, Planters,7Farrners, (Pro
prietors of Hotels. Warehouses, Ifanufactnries, and
various distinguished private citisena. • • • -
. Numerous Testimonials and . Certificates 9f: the
efficacy of these Remedies can be seen at the Depot, , - -
and Proprietor. - • .JOSEPH:MEYER,,
Practical Chemist,
Depot, N0...012 Broadway;cor, llonstoilet; N. Y.
General - Agent for the United Statea and , Canada.
' For sale, Wholes/de -and Retail, the 'lnventor :
FREDERICK V..IIUSIITON,' Druggist, No. 'lO Attor •
House,and 417 Broadway, New Year: • .• „ . •
For ilo in' his eity.:Wtiolesale - and Retail, by it. E.
Sellers deo, corner Wood and Second streets; Joseph - ' '
Fleming, corner: Diamond .and .Market street, and
Beckham A Wlientisa. Atte; hen - - 51e28:6 •
Irt•I•V 6 :r. 1 ! ..... .. ....
mrR.citA.Nt_TAILQRB,- -
Deal() "nil-ten:lY lildks.Cloiriinng and Gentlemen's raf...
tasking Goods, corner - redend - street and Market
Sqcutre. Allegheny . City. Pa: • • seMy
-• Nese'Ltvery'Stable.
HAVING, OPENED. LIVERY'.STABLi4;:-
in the . rear of the Sc o tt nonse,,corrw of:lrwin -.•
street and Dupeani Way, arid Imrehased a fine lot
Horses, Buggies and Catnaps; I would reapeetfifily au.;
tieit the patronawo of My (trends and..pnbhe generally, ••• •
assuring, them that. they con, be. - a 0 991 1 atthe,
most reasonable taloa. - tlive made suah arrangements
that warm:lila wishing their.homes! kept; cart be well a6'• -
conimodated . . • . NUL .B.RACELAND, •
.
.t NIALIMEVE WORKS
F O-U N R Y
• • • •
H. WIGIITIMAN
ANUFACTURER OF
IVl • . Steam Engines,
liioring Diarbines,
FM=
AY & COMPANY,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIOIiERS, • •
• •
AND
BEANE BOOK 'ATANUF4OTEREBS,
• , SO. •55 WOOD•STREEZ
• , . Pittsbn.Pa.
Alir A full aasOrnnent of.LIVW,Id edictal 24 igh,
Boob. constant& On nand: " '
ISMYTH it.SNOWDEIVB
.
-". • , NEW TEA STORE,
No. 34 Fifth Street.
EXTRA CURIOUS OOLONGS, FINEST -YOUNG .
'IItSONS,' 'GUNPOWDERS. _ -
IMPERIALS, ENGLISH BRF RFAST TEAS.
Alt parchased at /lowest cash priees;and for eale:Whole-,
able and RAM,SMYTH SNOWDEN'S
atr/Ctif ,
, , New Tea Sane, St Fifth street.
Q.:U.741.11ER
tTIN - DERSkUTES,
DRAWERS,
-O' Gauze, Merino, Cotton, triile Thread , Linen and
L. HIRSITPELD & SUN'S,
No. 8.3 Wood Stre...et.
.11111 ATE, MICE; ROACHES, BUGS AND
GAREEN . INSECTF.E.—
r LII1M:e Rat. Roach and Mouse Exterminator,
• kl e; l s 3 = b u ' fo l tn g er ers ' an non test - royer.
'For sale by . JOd. FLEMING,
le - corner Dirimerid and Market street.
'ES EAST INDIA CASTOR OIL for
sale by BIWIrRAm. SyLLY,
Allegheny city.
jot
•
. •
ROGE R. S
Jrzezrr_sn=m!.'
Agents for
gandHies
Gear Whei;lt4,'
Hangers, eta.,-etc.
HALF HOSE
EIIMEE