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JAMES P. BARR,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
TETON Five Dollars per year, etnetly in ail
‘IIII,O. WOekly, Single suliiieriptions Two Dol
lars per year; to Clebe of five, Ono Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh, Fort Irdime n n,l Chirago Raitronil.
(From corner of :Libertyand Grant, streets. Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. FL Wayne
Exiiro9R Tram .. : ... A. M. 0:50 A. M. Bill P. m
51 Alt Triun.- • 43:Zig A. M.
Express Train.. ........ 12.:50 I'. M. 0:45 P. M
Arrive at Chicago:
•• 047 P. M. I
Itotiuming. arrive ut Pittsburgh. ,
Mitil,•S:2l) P.M. I Expres,i, ma) P. 'l.l Expro . ot, 2.-20 A.-DI
(1 , 0.1 Fetter:al Styeet- Station, Allegheny.)
Now Brighton Areommoilation.. ttito A. M. 5:20 P.M
- o.,tlfi P:M
Penesnienairt llairrond.
(From earner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
heaves. Arrivea.
Express Train. &55 P. M. 12:45 P. M.
Mod .2.,50 A. M. 11,50 P. M.
Fast Line 4:20 I'. M. 1'2,'1.0 A. M
The lehnalown:Way Paaseriger
Train
3 , d,nstown de-enannodath
I'.;,t Cret4c. "
Third 4 , 7-
601 A. N. 1:10 P. 31.
r,o 11:to A. N.
1,t40 A. N. I'6o A. Al
4,30 31.. 12:30 A. M.
re-'0 P. M. ll'flo I'. 31
Pitisbargh and C 211061.11 . 0
(Froth Libertyand Grant street,)
I.4vlVes. Arrive,
Mail Train 31. 0:10 V. 31
F.v.pres's P. N. 8:15 A.:31
lau• 1 0.1 Pittsburgh Railroad.
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Evpro. - - , Train Leal Arrive. ,
L". 15 31. 2.-10 A.'3l. Mad Train . n I M 400 P 01
Pa=t Line. P. 01.
Aeootnnowlation 5101 P. 3(, 11.00 A. 31.
Pittsburgh, Columbus tang tantianati Rad road.
IFr!a n I.ll,•rty strecL,)
Pttl-. P-Ininl.llB. Arr. in ein.
F a d Lino ........1".15 A. 01. s.OO A. M. 11:,0 A. 31
Train lA.:, P. 01. 1 31. 'Lad A. 31
31VHDEIL OF 2511t,4. mmly JUNE'
The lloroiier•ii Jury, inquiring into the mor•
der of Mrs. nary Jones, wselolded at the
.I\layor's ofilee. on r•iaturday ;miming. at ten
o'clock, and proceeded to hear the evidence of
witnesses of the horrible affair, as follows:
Rev. I'. J. Zimmerman, sieura.—At a little
before nine, o'clock last night Icameto the Bir
mingham bridge. As I was entering the foot
way on the lower side it" the bridge, I heard
two pistol shuts. an alialrui or cry; heard no
words; could not iii nguish whoher it was an
alarm from boys or grdwn persons. Heard
the Elect pistol :hot jud.:r• I entered the bridge;
went, on but a few steps - a lieu 1 heard :mother,
when I sticiil still. I saW a WOntan running
towards me, she cried: - For God's sake geTl
- help me! She came tniVa:th use from
Uw rittSintrOi side; I had turned around to
see what was the :natter; 1 was then but a tow
steps fret the end of t* bridge. Did not hear
11,a• say apything else.' In a moment, a ruin
followed her, caught her aid pushed her back;
did not know the Wan. I then went on to
wards Birmingham. The man had something
in his hand, but do not know whether it Was. a
St knife, a stone, or what: it was dark
lit the OHIO. After . walking on a few steps, I
i,••ard a noise, as of people coming after ate
went back as far as the entrance to the brhlge:
Dine was nu One theca—all was silent. Ar nen
the man pushed the woman Dm motion of the
man's hand in pushing the woman looked as
though he was striking or stabbing her. i went
out of the fiot-way saw a body lying in the
etrriage 'way : after l tar; it was flit:man body
I went home—aid not cx:unine the body but
conkd diStimmish it as that of a w0,aa..., s aw
110 inure of the man whom I Saw on the bridge,
and saw nn other man. After I went over a
young man followed 111 n to the 0:11.'r side, and
informed the toll-keepor of what:hail happened.
I could distinguish by the dress that the b sly
was that of a female. ; pistol shots sommd
to come front a point below the ell trance to the
bridge on the Phtt•burgh side. The man held
the imtruinent in his right hand.
Win. 11. Hoist), ,o,,en-1 keep a public
letnize I•'elinsyl aVeune. A little be- Si x W Ala! 11 . 1.3.19 , 1:.111.• M 1,1 N“.— At ft
ttists Dine O'CIOL:k Richard Jones clime to my meeting ci the Ithiniom - ats of the Sixth \ Vara,
house. • I asked to tell 'Squire Rodgers t o at the School House, on Saturday, Win. 11.
cnine down to fay house—that some ins wish- Kelly was . called to the Chair,and Bryant
ed to see him there. Ile said he Om:es) would and .4as, I In-low', itmsen Seeretari , When the
not be back for an hour• told him that .iele4ats,-; were being placed in nominates the
would He then went dorms did nut Chairman ,digg . tsti.d that the meeti -Mold
nsnii eXele. 011.; was with biol. Its wai that
s ene expression of it,: opinion, is order
quite sober: drank once ; took only a •poy- that the dclogiarts might represent the
of whisky. iews tli. ir eontlittn•liS • treler:taissly
Penteeost, I , ,rt, my brother's Cummings ilosiresl t
in
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house in Birmingham ut live or tell minute, i•entiiiients of ti,' ward should 1. • I. te:wn
past site o'clock on Friday eVelailit:. COliVelitiVll, fAtggelilesl num.'s
cros-sed the bridge bi- his side. When reach- wiles WlO , lll lie knew to lie sound that q ue...
ed thojast pier front the abutment at this end, lion. Mr. 'h .low, umi.inating tern o th er
heard a pistol shot ; on reaching niiilwat• be- i.entbeinen. vouched ter their Dein-eracy. but
tWeell the pier and abutment, he
an..i
ls.tr. never under , tood that the ,t 1 /11 1,171111ti•',IIN
L.,::/rj the of the se,,ind shut ;it appeared to rnii, a plank in their fhith. \t the conclu-ism
hc directly in Croat of the entrame to the of the the ••• ;led
brid Immediately afterwards I saw a \to- i with, and re.ulted in the tin of Ahi t.
man running towards the bridge ; w a s o w n I waino and hienryltea.
just lit the turn Whet , yen enter the bridge: , NV , r —TIO , ild:l , ,x
She was halloingquite loud, saying, `• fur - tine, r
sake, save : a man hoc stint WV Child." ''was
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then turned and went b ac k toward., tne .tii-gneny river, oatiiim.y nignt,
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ham. I !WI:Ls:LW a Mall running after her; he aLv v"'l. "I" 1-.1 (wr
y:as close to her: when she stopped on the "I'''' l 'lllo, l,f 11 " ti "'":"'" 1 I. "" ° ',•
hoot Up,. !•11“1.11 arose Ss cr.,, .1 0:
bridge he caught hold of her :think he had her
,p••• • tutors as thr era ant -mere: were di-, g
by the Lair. lie dragged her backwards. her
rd, and th gr; ated Inanif,teil
fr.Lo towards x•, to the at :sr the ell The lira -
IS`SLlteet She 'lade no noise idler be got hold wo r k ' ir`44%lie!'ta for "urtieWrY
cr her. nothing- in tie inan • s hand ; saw "I. Diehl \ Ci) •"f "i''''"
ticsr Ihiyiner Ataler,iun are agent;. A
111111 make nu motion hi strike her; it wit:
Bark, and I was too far in the bridge to see larg e aupPly work iris now stet„
• thicu This transantion Could not bay° beet, "r 0 Pr 4e by M", 7,,. A..their c,,n
more than half ;in hour after I ha my broth- fPcfbi ( "lar; ,i ' "atabibthWO ., No. 39 Wv , x l atract ,
)Igrusite the St. Charles Doted l'ittAnirgh.
el.'s house. Did not ree, , •niii • the man ;he
had on a brown coat, white vest, and. I think,
a Meek liros‘mth hat; could not tell who Ile
was: When I saw the man catch the woman,
saw no other man near. Saw Mr. Zimmer
fion afterwards, when I came back; lie and 1
y,'erit, and tithed atthe'body : it teas lying in
some ashes in front of true bridge ; this was hot
a short time after I saw the 1113(1 catch her ; it
was all dune very quick. I felt the body ; it
wits warm : but there wan no life. The body
was lying on the right aide, across the road
leading to the bridge; her head towards the
middle of the road, and hiT feet towards the
footpath •, it was live or six yards from Ow
mouth of the bridge—the face turned to the
right. Sawrno more of the man, and saw no
other man except Mr. Zimmerman. I then'
returned to the Birmingham side with Mr.
•Zirrinerinen ; left bin, in this iiifie 6 , mid
niune back-With time-bill-keeper to the corpse ;
there win then a largo crowd around it. The
Man I saw min after the woman was a heavy
set man ; did not see his face; I sate his
Cli - ahe3 113 he came under the gas light of the
bridge. Saw no one else when the man was
running after the woman.
Alderman H. J. Rogers, re-ealled—Think it
wanln the neighborhood of nine o'clock when
Bones caMe'tri thh - office.' Think I' thadhed the:
#_idgfs before 0(1 . 0'000i. 4 P1'41 . 0 Nias a large
rtinowd. The body was lying inside of the
bridge, her head towards thin Birmingham
side. Mr. Hamilton found a comb, which he
banded me; iltr. Barnhill gave me a bunch of
hair. The comb was found in the road about
thirty or forty feet front the turn to the bridge.
Visited the spot. again this morning; got there
600 n after clay'ligilt, with three others. Just
as we were Coining to the bridge, we obsei;ved
a man step down oil the side walk leading
along to the bridge, and pick up a hat ; I mo
tioned to him and ho brought it up; I exam
: fined the hat ; it was a black Kossuth hat, some
what worn ; it had in it two bullet holes ; one
in front, say an inch and a half or two inches
from the rim, and ono near the croOt on the
back ; think they were both made by the same
ball - The man's name who picked up the hat
is Moses Poil. Mr. Jones usually wears a cap
-have seen him wear such a :hats but not, re-.
eently: 'I left Mr. Jcines cit my Mee' between
seven and half-past seven o'clock. po not re-
Member whether he itha a cap on When he came
in and surrendered himseft; when he went to
jail ho had on such a cap as he usually wears.
Wo went to Birmingham to a house where the
man we suspected as the party concerned,
Charles Metz, lived; lie had not beerahome
since eight o'clock last evening. His wife re
cognized the hat foundashelonging to her hus
band. An information had been made before
me this, morning for his arrest, as it was be
lieved he would be amaterial witness, on which
I issued a warrant; he has not been arrested,
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It was rumored that Metz was the man Jones i
said he bad shot. memo. Coyle made the infor
mation against him.
William Barnhill, Jr., sworn—Last night
learned titan Mary Delaney, had been killed;
went up, with officer Hague and Hamilton,
to the Birmingham bridge;. found.the body of
the woman lying in the bridge, about eight feet
from the bridge. Had been there some time,
When on looking at the body, I found - the
bunch of hair, lying in the folds of her dress,
underhor, entirelyloose from the head. Wrap
ped it up and gave it to Alderman Rogers on
the way home.
James J. M'Donald; sworn—Was returning
from, the city to Birmingham with another
young man, last evening at about nine o'clork.
As we reached the board walk near the bridge
it commenced raining, and we ran. When we
got to the torn, three or four persons were
standing there. They told us to stop, there was
a woman shot. We stopped, looked around,
seen the body: the blood was running from her
head quite freely, she was quite warm. The
body . - was lying abditt4ifteen feet from the end
of the bridge. We hail-been there but a short
time when some one proposed to carry her into
the bridge, out of the rain. The body we car
ried in. by four persons, and one started for the
M:ivor's office. An umbrella was found in the
middle of the roadq it was handed to me, and
I gave it to officer Jame: Reed.
James Reed, sworn—Meet up to the Birming
ham bridge,-when th i e news reached the city.
Think we got there between ten and eleven
o'clock. A. young man handed me an um
brella, which he said had beea, idcked up in
the road, and requested me to take -are of it.
[lle producral out ordinary.eotton umbrella.]
This 'meriting I haunt some spots of Idood
on
it. Assisted in putting the corpse in n furni
ture wagon, and came in it to the city.
-Thu jury returned a toirili.t. that the deceits
31nry, .lones, ratio to lit death front
wounds indicted with a knife or nth.... -harp
instrument in the haild, of,ber Itich
ul,lenes.7 7 -
The body bf the unfortunate d e ceased was
buried on Saturday afternoon, by \V. I.L. Do
t-ore, undertaker. Not one of the relativei or
friends of the decea , ed accompanied the re
mains to the gran r.
Charles - Metz. the person with whom the de
ei.os,-,1 we,: round by tier hti , hart, was arrested
yesterday. and held to hail to appear as a wit
ness at the trial of Jones. An information was
inadebTfore Alderman Itogers, alleginEr, that
Metz was at important witne- , in the matter,
who was voluntarily absenting himself. The
Alderman issued a warrant and placed it in
the his o f F,,e i eir - , Symmes, of Birmlnginun,
, hail it 4.xecutod, with the foregoing result.
Mete /undo a narrow escape with his life,and
the as.:ertion of his friends that he was unin
jured is not true. The ball from the pi.tol which
was aimed at him, took ether on the top of his
forehead, indicting a flesh wound some three
i eche.; in length on the Fealp. One of hi: pyes
i.: a lso severely injured from the teiwder, bet
his phydeian, Dr. Kv Cr. to,tiVt , the nhz.ht.
c- - ape death i- truely weelerful.
.judging from the Ileum) of his wound. Jones
h , licved, a , I. ,tatod.that h, had killed biro.
5,17 A. Df
s eNpre-s train on the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, due
lier !!....20 Sunday- rtn , ruhor,' did not arrive
until owing to an accident near Lucas,
the ilrA , tation east of Mansfield. Unc of 'the
cars attached to a freight train bound westward,
bridze an :u le, on Saturday afternodn. ju.t
at l
the entrance of n small bridge, ten miles th 6
side of de' pers were torn
up. and a pair of trail:' falling through, four
freight ear; were thrown off the track, and
wedg,d 1110 , the liriihte. .‘t three o'clock the
train we , t tit , bridge, but
Olold not :et through by rea,on of the block
' ale. At t. vo.i tlo , 1.,,u11.1 train SV:I.
trl.3 drat hilt. All os,rt,
to remove oho u h aru•li ,, ll 1.1 ,1 \-0,1 futile; -ir the
priii-critterii reel were transferred, arid
the ri, l iccrivi• trait, returned in the threction
trout which they came. wa, pr.,-
cured front the Leare:=t p‘int:-, and win the
I.‘aid.ern left, it wa, etriceterl that the
I,,ati would he clear by eight o'clock Sunday
worn i ng.
' ('‘)N•rt,•N SI,!NTF.NOI:I,.—TiI tin Coort of I
Quarter Sessions, on Saturday, the I,dlowing
tiarno.lpersons, convicted during the present
tcon ot wero sentoncod : rcklay
'Myer-. convicted on thiw . .
of oldaiiling
looney tinder fat so pretent, and one for lar
ceoY, was .ELlntAmved to veers imprion
inent iii lino penitentiary. .1 ofin Nelson, eon
vict,d a,sault and battery with intent to
kill, -Woe E , c4tenta..d for twelve months to the
penitenthiry, and Philip Water , , for a Eimilar
renee, got a like senteneo. A. 51 u7.7.117.a, the
Italian, convietcd of the lareuuy. of a watch.
50110 lto the wthitentinry for one yrar.
SALliloti, for keeping a disorderly house,
wil stint to the county jail - for blr months-
DCAD BODY FOIT.ti D IN A BOARD Tarn.—
The bo4y if a luau, mimed Thomas . Young,
was found in a board yard in the Ninth. ard,
near the Allegheny Valley railroad depot, on
Saturday .morning •It oppearalliat deceased
was observed, the night precious, to be much
intoxicated, and it is supposed that while in
that condition, he climbed up on ft board pile
and whi:e asleep, fell to the ground, receiving
such injuries as caused death., There was
slight contusion near the left eye, but no other
The jary found a 'Verdict that
deceased came to his death from accident. The
remains - Were trik - Cif in't•Mirge - by 'an under
taker, who will keep them until the relatives of
deceased, who xeside Leeehburg, are heard
from.
, CoNvicrEn or Ntris.o:en—Robert Frank-
lin, of the Soventir Ward, was on Saturday
convicted of nuisance •before Mayor • Weaver,
and lined. The c harge:pfeforikAwas.t hati X r.
Franklin maintained a nuisance in havitli on
his premises out-houses Which emitted un
wholesome and, noisome odors. The ,Board of
Health are determined on having all offenders
of the Health act promptly punished; and those
who have on their premises stagnant pools of
water, decaying vegetable matter, etc., had bet
ter remove the nuisance forthwith, and thereby
save cost and trouble.
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Al'6!l.A Undaistan& that it
is the intention of some of our intluentiaCiti
zens to tender a complimentary benefit to
Nile lonise' Wells, on Friday evening next,
and we trust the public and her friends in gen
eral *ill endeavor to make it a bumper. The
pieces to be played will be most attractive,_ and
the esteem in which the lady is held; bothpri
vately and publicly, as a lad" And actress,
shouldlaigest ensuro her the home: th
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season. ,
MECIIANI63, manufacturers and many, fami
lies are no* deciding favorably to the c.laims
or thoyinuesevfing,!r!Lettioc. liund"Oubt
-e:diy a decided improvement.
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Democratic Primary Elcctiong.
• Pursuant to call, the Democracy of the several
wards, boroughs and townships met on Satur
day, for the purpose of choosing delegates to
the County Convention, which is to assemble
on Wednesday, in the Court House. The fol
lowing delegates were elected in the precincts
named :
PITTSBURGH.
First Wiird—John Roth, Frank Bailey.
Second Ward—John S. Cosgrove, Charles
%nett.
Third Ward—C. W
Philips.
Fourth Ward—William Anderson, John
Cassols.
Fifth Waal—John Mackin.
sixth Ward—Alex. "Henry Rea,
(Instructed for James Blachmore for County
Treasurer.)
Seventh Ward—Thoinas Barbin, J. N.
M'Clowry.
Eighth Ward—Chris. Magee and William
Griffin.
Ninth Ward—William Morland,
Pi rat Ward—Themns N. Smith, Thomas
Sullivan.
Second Ward—John R. Large, Henry Shri
ver,
Third Ward—C. P.
•South l'ittsburgh—Jam es A. Blackmon ,
John S. Murray.
11%rnin~hnm—Dr. .Tama Korr,
Sy mines.
Mons ngahela—Patrick Geoghegan, Tho
Shari.,lltirg—.lfleob Keil.
Mancini:4er Ilitll and E ln•anl
TOWN! , 1111 , .
Lower St. Clair—Jnine3 NlrKnin, Peter iltx-
HANN.A CONN' I , TEO Or MI KIWI'I, IN Tiit
SycoNn DEmiEE.—'llle jury •in the Neville
Ilnll homicide case retired on Friday night to
deliberate on their verdict. Knit relllAilled ()kit
till Saturday afternoon, between four and the
o'clock, when they returned with a verdict
tindim , ' the defendant, Thonut4 llanna, guilty
of murder in the itt the sceond degree. but re
eominendinz him to the mercy of the Court.
Immediately after the verdict WILi recortled,the
prisoner was remanded for sentence.
The verdict was anticipated by the public
pretty generally, few I -lievint; that it should
have been Of lb higher grad. , „I•
NV.sim ri ,- M I r. - rtN , ,.—
At it moetil ,,, ~f thp Dontoorati'• of the
Seennti Ward of the city of '4'.ct
d , J.egatt.3 to flu; County Convention, )Mews.
John S. Cosgrov4., Otos. Barnett, were
eleetril delogoms. On motion it was
That thy rb.1...2,,t"-. front thi. \Vor,l
ho inArnand to support illacknoro to a
candidate for County Truu-urt . r.
On 'notion ndjuurneti.
It. .1. (it:Lim:no
111: N to . A. Fit E. 1 . thi S. ,' V
F I IL , T ItL) 1)E114 o ILA T M
Ineetint; of the I.lerikocr3tn Cov }..tr , it \Yard.,
lo•ld nl iio , Napoleon Ilotel, .lolin Roth !col
Frank Bally. were vie:tea digt•Olt Ps to the
Count ('onvention, to 1.. 10.1.1 *_ttitit.
.fns. M. It.ti [J.) ,
Georgie, Secretary.
—.\ o'clo,ai; thi,secer.in .the
new pini,tirii barge of the club, ti,i•
••.I.lbatro,, - will lnune4a,bi lug now ri.nily
for the water. Silo n loot. , I ,
tilutl2; " .l sheii id " an , : the tVitt , r Ott' n tht , , , ;
of life The boat will be launched in the Al
le.4ln.iny river, hear the foot of IrwinF,trcet.
Il it 1. Tut A 111:01 :1311'.e.1
George W. Itewitt, w‘t., arp,to , l by the
711t1yor's Sittitr i tlity evotiin i :, and coat
wittwl i
to jail on chari—'l with t h e
iitealinii4 of a hiiriiitu from Robert Long:, . 1 [ PP . '
St. Clair townihip, which ho Ilispo,ol of in
%Vzllington, Ito , by s t illing to a
rriiiirietor, panted fioni4.
CoURT.-1n the en , e of the l'Ltts
burgh aml Steuhom , illy, Railroad COuipally
Thotuu, Ilevingt,ul, Lethal to rvcovcr itmount
of subs,-rq.tion suede by deferohont to Ow ,toek
of the 4:, , „lpaitv, the jury Saturday m o rni! u 4,
under chargo from the court, n , wid for phi,t
-t ill; in the sum of :S*2.,•;:m 1.
DEATO OF EN -SO EILIFF Fonsx - rut:. —TIO.
c1,r0,04, 0! Saturday publi-he.. the (loath of
Ex- Sheriff, John For,ylhe, fornicrly of al. ,
cLAity. Arr. Vorqthe retirvd front 00:0,...,0
ten and n free year 4 after hi. , rotir•••
romov..d to Mirtno;ota, when , Heath
tO, plaeo.
I{ •1,; NV II F. --NV.. hoard a f4reat out. , ry.
unpin n w..t.k, for •..t4l Inickwh , tEt. Pita WO
hoard xtravivzailt I.ing Laid for
tL
Thi4 i, to codify that Ow
ha, a quantity on liana of an (..•11,0
Tt! tty, nt tho coroor of Fifth Rna
which he Will ili , poco elloap.
Et.. 11111 \RD 1)1. - 1 •• r.
lar,-,0 and etithtizimtic tai tit,:; ul Ui'' il, n.
crats Ow NVard, it wa,, tianimti , l
Ty-01 , .. ,, 1 that Chti:. and Grohn,
Typi,, , rit the parts, ill the liottloyrntiy
In by 1,01,1 at
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L ow j,, John II
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MtatCr k f (voting relltiA
vania avenue through to Fifth f.trect, um:
ar
god in the Court of Common Ph , as on Sat
ui day. The avei,ion t'..ort will pr ~.I, a
bly be given on Saturday next.
A St.mvtEtt 11, 7
,kt: tot4w.t.—Notv that the cea
EOll for j iG j iL,aiDT 110 COOl vlotning har4 arrived.
every gentleman is expected to make hi,. np-
T,..linkneo upon the street and in the parlor prop
erly co:Awned in new and suitable do If
ho desires to feel comfortable and:4ll.4lr to ad
vantage, of course. Ito will have \V to. It. NI , •-
the corner of fttrkel. squitre•ltml
Federal Etreet, to arrange his llt. A word to
the wiie.
NsTITUTV:. —This Institution,
the want of which has 1,00 , 1 long felt by oor
is DOW open, under the superintendence or Mcie-rs
Jackman Johneun, in the Lafayette Building. En
t
e rance. G 5 Wood et
reot. t i desiimed for theysrpepuil
xhibition of the productss of Mi•etene . c., 3mnufnem
rers: Invention, nod ArtiSans ; tool av n pim, of ee•iort
for therm cooking information relative to flow, branches
of industry, either by examination of eamples
or
scieutille publications. Thoso having articles to brh,g
before the public will find it greatly to their advantage to
leave samples.
air The piddle nro reBpoctfully invited to viBlt. the
.institute.
HEATING BY STEAM.—Asa B‘Stitßoll llll of
the workmanlike manner, perfect action of their self.
repiluting machines, safety, economy in Cite!, and the
little stteptlon rea•ssi.ry token! , each ronincomfortable,
we give Unit certificate to Messrs. Davis and Phi
successors to Phillips & Co., for their plan of heating
by steam the Second Ward Public Schools in the city of
Pittsburgh, and which has met our approval, and ice
would recommend them to the public to gito , cntiro
satisfaction of heating by steam.
It. Miller, Jr.. John Marshall, Jr., M. Tindles Goorgo
Wilson, John Wilson, L. Wilcox, Directors.
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DAVIS dt PHILLIPS,
Stearn Heating, Gan Fitting, Piton/any and Brass Founders,
Dealers in every description of Gas Fixtures nuti Punt:.
Nis. 67 W 0 0.4 !ssi 148Irtwd sirtot, Vipburgkss
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COULTER & 311:.iviZEri, House, Sign and.
Ornamental Painters and Grainer!!. Orders left a their
shop on Fourth' street near bfarket, Eurko's
will be promptly attandod.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH ,BITTERS "are I
now generally conceded to bo unequalled for -)dicir
prompt action in alleviating and curing all diseases of
the stomach." Their superior excellence and, conse
quent renown is readily accounted for, from the:. well
known fact that they are made under the personal su
penision of the proprietor, in strict accordance with
pharmaceutic science. Its use is always attended .with
the most beneficial results; and in mites of Nervous
lie
bility, Constiklon, Flatulence; acid other like diS'eases
'cau.§.ed by a disordered stotpach,tts curative powers are
of tho Most speedy and powerful diameter, lead or
needs any other preparation of the Enna° claims before
the public.
For sale by druggists and dealers:generally, every
where, and by %HOSTETTER g SMITH,
Mannfactiners and Proprietors,
••^^ No: 68 Water. and 58 Froiatstieata
A LARGE 8111 - LDING LOT, on Canon
A
street,South,Pittnburgh, for ludo by - .
S. CUTHBERT & SON. 5t Mq.rket street.
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THE' LATEST NEWS
33-2-
Four Dap Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Steamer Bremen
.IESIGNATION OF THE BRITISH MINISTRY.
Palmerston the New Premier.
The New Ministry Sympathizing with Italy
PIACENZA, BOLOGNA AND ANCONA EVACU
ATED BY THE AUSTRIANS
Reinforcement of the French Fleet
in the Adriatic
SANDY A1001;1, June 20—The steamship Bre
men missed here this evening from Bremen.
with Liverpool dates to Wednesday the IrAli
inst.
The British Ministry has resigned in conse
quence of the want of confidence resolution in
the nous° of Commons. Lord Palmerston is
the new Premier, and Lord John Russel the
Secretary of Foreign A tl'sirs.
The late,t intelligence from the sent of war is
that the Aii,trians have evacuated Piacenza,
Pavia, Lodi, Bologna and Ancona. The citadel
and fortification at I'hieen7.4l. were first, tdown
up.
The death of Met terniCh is announced.
The steamer I...lainela arrived out. on the 11th,
the Itorw„a on thelalmind the Vanderbilt, on
the 11th inst.
Lieut. Lambert, of the U. S. Navy, died on
beard the Cvane on the :'7th lilt., at Point
'reason.
The steamship Granada left Aspinwall on
the 111th, for New York, via Key West.
The dates from Valparaio are to May _sth.
Th o revolution was partially suppressed, but
(re olarrlgeS are reported throughout the
country, by bands of robbers.
The Austrian frigate Novarra, had sailed for
Gibralter. he U. S. frigates Merrimac and'
Savannah were at Callao.
The ship Indian Queen,from Melbourno,with
11 pak,engers, struck an iceburg in April. Capt.
Bremer. the first mate, and 13 1111q1, with two
p:VStnn!...,el" , , got into the life-boat and camealong
side a quarter of :in hour afterwards, when find
ing the ship wuking . , no water, attempted to get
on bo a rd, but losing their oars and tol fur
till
to cla , •11 flee rope thrown to them. drifted off
and W.•,. ' , oft afterwards. The ship ..vaF.
I,ft in it dikmantled condition. but all the rest
of the p:i,,e11.4,r, And CreW: on board. arrived
at V tilpea;ki ,,,, ou the 10th of May.
I.,qd Granville Was tirkt summoned by the
Queen. hut could not form a Ministry. It
o,olli the Cabinet assembled on Saturday, and
determined to place their resignation in the
liamh. of the Queen, which was done. and
a formal announLenitnt wei made by Lord
Derby,nt a banquet at a merchant tailor's com
pany, at which several .Ministers were present.
Lord Granville, after an audience with the
Ilueen, wailed on Lord Paluicraton, who con
semcd to waive claims and serve under Gran
ville. In an interview with Ilussell, Gran
ville fm.nd 4itrt disposed to insist on conditions,
which make the union with Paliner.,ton
im
whether the government is presided
titCr by Grans Ole, or our other. The Queen
being .atikred that Grant ine would be the only
the union of Pahmrston and
:ent for Palinerzton.who had an lour'-
in
:Led strahtwav sought out liu,ell,
who agreed to serve under bun, but not under
v other person.
The London says that Bui,ell is a fir,
Walker
11tli he and Pidiner,ton want
.I.u•tria her her it , ci•rtained in
thi• incurabbi antag ,, ot
,outh of thii rioth are of the
opinion 5' cut-tilt her own great
u—. by r,lit iai,hing territory which costs
gr,lit army and ~till greater i,dintn.
It i.. riiinorkil that Napoleon will return to
and Velli bier will be ComuLander-lit-
Tim A it,tritini. left pros isions.antinunition and
oar, he hind in the evacuation or 1'6:clot:I.
h.. A vo•trians. gaited llolo4na on the 11th
-forocenpied liergaino,
and t optl - ed t ,:•ta} A u- , t ri:ins who were march
ing against him front Pruscia.
concluded a rinmui.i conven
tion With tit. We have no detail ,
Th.. French pa,ied Ad,la river w itta Olt
~t rbsia,- . : a blow.
\V Zbi in London.
The A u-trians 1120'0 eyacualedthe
of the Chlirch, including 'Few ara.
'ihe A ustlian correstundence say , that the
onb , ,,- to de,•i•
,ni. , rior force, awl retired unpar,ued.
its
order.
A suhuutrine t. , lo , rrapil Ie to he laid fr , .:111
AVovbourno to I ininark.
Etnr,r•,7 i+ paid to take COM
p.r4oll, n; link on Ow defell-iVo.
The A indrian 10,- at l'ale‘tro,
is c.tlicers and :112 men killeti
a1.2:1 ottieer+ and 57 ,4 inen wounded :
0111,, , r; and 77 vwt: znie , ing•
thiritildi's Corp; threatens southern Tyrol,
from Val ('nnonica,\"niTrompia and Itago - lina.
The fl eet, in the Adriatic, reeel‘
r,•lnforccinents , and, it is reported
will bo landing tr0( 1 1 1, s POOll between V enie ,
and Trieste.
Th, Austrian head- planters are nrobably
.Inttia.
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FROM CALIFORNIA AND
Arrival of tile Moses Taylos
Tho Treaty with Nicaragua
N Yonn, June :20—The stenin , hip 'lose
Taylor has arrived, with California pits,,en
gers and the mails of the oth inst. She left
Aspinwall on the loth. The passengers, 001)
in number have made the trip in nineteen
days and twenety-two
The 'll opos Toy ltir 110 lot hoard $2,5 ,000
in gold.' The 'principal consignees are as fol
lows: ergo & Co. 5151.,000 ; Ameri
can Exchange Bank, 5180,000 ; F. Cole
man, $p ;,000 ; Duncan Sherman, $lB,OOO ,
Freeman L Co., 120,000 ; Richard Patrick,
$70,000 ; James nitride, $95,000; J. Strauss
& Bros, $S:1,000.
The steamship Washington arrived et Pana
ma on the I Ith lost., find sailed the next
day for San Francisee. The United States
frigate Reanoke, and sloop of war St. Louis.
were at Aspinwall, and the sloops Vendalin
and St. Mary's at Panama.
I'ATOJAI.A., —A. convention has been sign
ed, regulating the boundaries between Guate
mala and Li,onduras. Senor Jose Mariabelo
Irissari has been named as Secretnry of Lega
tion to the United States.
War seemed inevitable between Salvador. and
Honduras, but it y,,r.A thought that Guatemala
would interfere to preserVe peace.
NICAitMITY.I.—Gen. LaMar, the U. S. Minis
ter, had sent copies of the despatches from Sec
retary Cass to the Government. • The answer
cf Nicaragua is to the effect that Nicaragua, as
a sovereign power,daims the right to accept Or
reject the treaty. „
Site had Toviously mado three treaties
with the United States, which were rat
ified by her Congress and. rejected at Wash
ington. That on this treaty she only requires
amendments, and that after Congress consid
ered the treaty last 'year, and it had been
sent to Gen. Jerez,in 'Washington, who bad
full power to remedy it, the Cabinet through
agreeing to certain modifications, did not Inake
them; nor ;was the United States Minister in
Nicaragua authorized to do so. Furthermore,
that when Sir Wm. Gore Otisley concluded
his treaty, which was the Ca , s-Yrissari treaty;
with remodified amendments, according to
the American view, Gen. - Lamar meal the
Sealldon treaty with favorable amendments,.
to England and the United States, of the
Ousley treaty, The Government or N*M
ghti cannot see any insult the United ; Sates
this proceeding. As to the Mosquito
treaty, it will probably be hccepted.
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Nicaragua claims the return of the Mosquito
territory, unconditionally, and refuses to ac
knowledge the King, whom neither she nor the
United States ever admitted, and she prefers to
let the matter rest in stain quo, rather than act
against her honor. In regard to the seizure
of the boat in Nicaragua, she justified her con
duct. _
CALLFORNIA.—The San Francisco papers
contain no news of interest. The steamer Ori
zaba arrived nt San Francisco, on the night
of the 9th inst., with Now York dates to May
10th.
WAsulNoTox, June 25.—The Constitution
of this morning reviews Judge Douglas letter
at length, and regards It as a declaration of his
purpose to oppose the nominee of the Charles
ton Convention.
The United States surveys in Utah, having
WO years ago been interrupted by the Mormon
ditlictilLit , . are to be immediately resumed by
the Surveyor General, M. Stalbaugh. The
lands already surveyed amount to two millions
of acres.
rvaneis Mitchell, the porter on board the
steamer Marion, was arrested at Charleston, on
Wednesday, just before the departure of the
vessel for New York. tie had attempted to
abduct a slave, who was found bidden away in
Mitchell's room.
&Co, at('
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From Washington
Sporting News.
YEW YORK, June 25.—The St. George's
Cricket Club have taken the responsib' lity of
raising the necessary funds, $7,000, to pay the
expense; of the All England Eleven, out and
home. The latter are expected 'here in Sep
tember, when the match between them and
twenty-two Americana, will come off, at
Ileb”kon. Two matehe; are to take place at
Month- 1, and one at Philadelphia.
The preliminaries have been arranged for a
prize fight. in Canada, en October Ist, between
Australian Kelley of New York, and Edward
Price of Boston, for•.;:•'1,O0On
Democratic Nominations in lowa.
Bum.; .Tuna 25.—Tho Democratic
Slate Convention nt Des Moines on the 2:ld,
nominated for Governor. A. C. Dodge ; Lieut.
Governor. L. W. Bahia ; Judge.* of the Su
preme Court, L. S. Wilson, Chas. Mason, C.
C. Colo. A popular sovereignty platform was
adopted.
REMOVAL.
W. & D. HUGUS,
HAVF. REMOVED T 4) NO. 69 MAR-
K E r StlO•t, eOrtler of Fourth, whore they will re-
Mn till the first of rteptentborxhon they will remove to
their new store now being built at tho old stand. corner
of Fifth and Mtu.ket Ntreets.
W E LIVE SO VAST IN 'MIS COUNTRY
Lind the Arneievlns have became famous throughout all
Uhri,t.endesn, as a hard driving, hard drinking, hard
Bard so. acing people. We have b6came
equal!y funeu, for debilitated stomachs, a nervated
Ind disordered nerves, broken down constitutions, and
the hundred_ and one curt, which follow upon the
rim, which we have enumerated. Countless panaceas
for these ill, have been advertised, but we know cf noth
ing so efficacious for an invalid suffenng Irvin indiges
tion or nervous depression as OLIN'S sTomAcit BIT
TERS, manufactured and sold by the proprietor, at his
depot on Penn greet. soar Einnd. fe2
edr NONE laced have gray hairs or a bald
When Eau Athenieuno o(Juliw:
map lay 11,4,1 It. , fleet , aro magical and infulliLl, It
to acleteriou , prop,rticr
Sold by B. L. FAIINF_S itlCl i CO, No.m, corner o
Woof ,m•J Fourth stre.'t•, Itroßgb , t, generally, and at
tb. I,borstors of Jules Ilauel S Co., No YOl Chestnu
hsTrvt.!h. jet ,:.lair
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nr L. 644.7 v.; CO.'S LADIES' EN VF. L
j for lqtle by
It• WELDIN,
\Vo.,.i street near Ponutb.
T A M F > NEW W tt„ K. —" The Cavalier,"
:m I,v inme4.
to: L Volo. , street.
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FrHEI MI I III: OF AUSTRIA; Its Rise
and Pro , otit Power, hg J. S. C. ALIKqt.
2" NV S M. 52 Woo.l strvet.
Watches and Jewelry.
-R EIN I.:IAN MEN'HAN,
FIFTH STI2EET
Arr. 1,(1 . ' , ll:n_ FI•ZE % NIP i411,\ - Eiz
WATclll.>
rota En::110,
at vreatly rethu•ed
A, :.,,i „,,,.-
4 PLEASAN IZESI DENCE• FOR SALE
_Li T
—4 I{ ;11; fort front on ,out! avenue. Alh.gbcnr, by
id.”ot 2:,) 1,-ep to Itobeova street, having a goad tan
4ter2, family innu,on. NMI I.t ranged for comfort and
eanvernen , -e; lasree c. toll and eight room, 1..,th room.
hot In.l I 0',.1 ~.pr. gvn in nit t h e room-; a brick mull`,
nil o ,nti: , ' Il1)11,; slia.b, tree,. and shrubburv. Tht
whob• i • in good ord,r, awl will be n3hl Zit a bargain
'l ,, m , easy. Immediate rtigAt., , sion can be and.
poly S Cl' 11l BEI: f .t. 51 , 5. 51 Mutizot Atreet.
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Jol, barrels froslt fir sale by
HENRY H. COLLINS
Li ME-2:0
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F isii___,,,, packages Lake Ilerriwz ;
tiv in W lot, F.,ai;
too a, Trent;
1:0 tin Maek,rel;
lIENRY
rr n ii 4 iN ACl'l 7 1 , .11'S GUIDE
—T. , Tarn.o•o, For,:e4 Honing', Mlle
the Illntva Mali
;0 1 .1 a 111:111kIractlired arti
u, c.rmlarony; ;,“.j tat...tory I.Y J. I'. 1,41 y. With
1•11,•1. p 1A ,t C' Woo,l etreol.
ra
W. A. CALDWELL .JOll3l c-kLuatid,
I.I I W EI.I, s 1112. t).,
1“ . ).4 7' Pir L!N LariFIRS tl DEALERS IN
llomp anti :.;
Cotton ttordaar, le;
oakum. Tar, :it'd Oils;
'Farpattlin, Lurk, Light and ll. ' avy 1 trillinett, etc.
rl,6fftv Not, tet Water, and 78 'lmnt tttst.
.Soier Caplan
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THE ISE'q PREPARATION IN T
I,world for the
It will allay all fevcri,di eruptionii of the scalp;
Rill woni falling otr with its use;
It is a licantitier of Ow hair.
It will reinovo &Ludt - oil;
II to the host hair dressing in the world;
It is within the rcaeh of everyli.uln
It contains no dyeing material:
it .111 not soil tlo‘ finest linen;
• It mill tarp thi,calp cool :Ind Oran:
It is delightfully porkunisl;
It is sold by all druggists nt cents.
J. N. :MI.:PRAM). Druggist.
(p,,,,0r tar Hartwell t Shilphardd
Manufacturer anal Solo Proprietor,
corner Wood anal Sixth dreg
XLIN'S
TivE for wale lay
1,1. 1.. FAIINtIiTt ) CIi..L
.11'23 N. 4. RI, corlfor Yourth and Wood strects.
cl‘t IN II A 11IS.--1511011)s.l'hoice Cotmti
B . Ittteott 11:ttus ri.ceived oil consignment. for sale I
JAS. rrrzEit,
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earlier lilarket atut First streets.
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EV-P God
Y tcf.:Ty of articles in the Dry
s line, aliways on hand, and as low as can be
found anywher,•.
C. HANSON LOVF., U :Market at.
HERR I NU.--200 boxes sealed,
;:,o boxe,, No.I.p ts RHYMER t received and for sale
A. ANDERSON,
523 No. 39 Wood et.. opposite St Charles Hotel.
Q It DIN ES.—'2o cases assorted sizes, Co n i
'k mania's brandjust received and for sale bv •
ItEYMER KINDERSOST
je.2.3 i 9 Wood Fit, opposite St. Charles Hotel.
MILL FEED-165 sacks Ship Stuff, re
ceived and for sale by J. A. vorzem,
"e 2 Garner Market and First streets.
npulltl) ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS.
—A large lot of Spring and Summer Goods, cone ,
ptising all the latest styles, new °ruing at
C. HANSON LOVWS, 74 Market slice!.
11:11E - E - 81--41 1 5 6
sale by
Eft T bat—Tetiit3'r-----sitle by
leto H. H. COLLINS.
ANOTHER STOCK OF NEW GOODS
OPENED at 77 Market street—
Dress and Mantilla Trimmi.usa.
Embroideries, Gloves, Mitts and Stockings
P.ibbous told Millinery Goods;
Bltirts and Corsets; Bun thitbreflasi
Men's Furnsithing Articles,
And many otheitaesirable goods at reduced prices.
.105. HORNE,I7 Maticet street
POTATOES-- 300 blphels choice mixed
rotatoctl, I'4 atom
JA
and fo wile by
ME.S A. FETZER,
• ' corner Market and First streets.
JAMES HOLMES & CO., Pork Packers
and dealers in Bacon, Lard, Suer Cured Hams,
ote., corner of FIRST AND ISIA.B.E.ET STREETS,
folUay ... . Pittaburgl• '.s.
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AT A PRICE-A VERY LOW PRICE—
Will be sold a comfortable two story frame dwel
ling of tire rooms, with n large lot of ground fronting on
two streets, in Allegheny City. Apply to
jell S. CUTHBERT S SON, S 1 Market street:
ADWELIAN. G HOUSE, NOW RENTEI7I
FOR so x.mciiivr, with a largo lot of ground,
situate iithlielltaY.City, will be sold at the low price of
. S7OQ: ;Tltrinkediy. S. CUTHBERT .4. SON,
• .Iqarket atreet. -
_,,.., •
r.:BR'S CASES, MONEY -BOOKS,
Port Monies , Memorandum Booki and Pocket
Hooka, for sale by IV. S. HAVEN, Stationer
nolyo3 corner Market and Second streets,
_:,..,..
teis)l,') I M I 3 ;01 CAA
Asia.
Wo
Arago
Boruusia..
New York
, Wilt ran okra
Argo New York.—Galway Juno 3
Fulton New Y0rk....-Havre June 5
City of 31anchester..New York„....Cork, Lc ..June 25
Europa Boston Lieerpool......June 29
Kangaroo Now York....J.averpOol,&c.July 2
Nevi York Market. •
Now Wax, Juno 26—Evening.--Cotton; sales 200 bales.
awaiting the expected steamer's advices. Flour declin
ed; 600 hblii sold. Wheat heavy ; only 1600 bush were
sold; white is quoted at $l,OO. Pork' heavy, at $16,12@
$10,25. Oats, 40(4148. Bacon heavy; 7,3a6V.,c; shoul
ders, 61.5,7 c. Linseed Oil firm at 61@t13c. Hides firm
er; sales 2.5000 IDs. western. at 11 1 / 4 . Tallow steady, at
10t;',c. Sugar firm. at 0 1 ,44,5,, , c. for N. 0. and 5, 1 4@6c. for
'Muscovado. Coffee firm; sales 5000 bag's at 11%. MG
iWisthi steady at 42e. for N. 0.
CISCIMIATI, June 2:).—Flour steady. Wheat unchang
ed. Outo dull. at SM. Barley C.3c. Corn firm at 82c.--
Whiskey active. at 260. Bacon unchanged; the inquiry
mils on for bacon aides. Therein no change in the mon
ey or exchange markets.
Ize:-TnAvELEtts, who so frequently suffer
from sickness incident to the fatigue of a journey, kiss.
of rest, change of water end of diet, should always be
provided with Dr. Wilson's Headache Pills, which is a
reliable medicine, to relieve them. Prepared and sold
by B. L. Fahnestoek k Co., Wholesale DruggiSts, and .
Proprietors of It. L Fahnestock's Vermifitge, No. GO;
corner Wood and Fourth _streets, Pittsburgh, Pa..
See Pill advertisement on the third page of today's
paper. jeS2idaw
.TOSIZPII xzrlA. 1...1111031"
JOSEPH NETER & SON,
Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Retail Dealera in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS ,
1 421 Penn Street, above the Canal,:
Have on hand a large assortment of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own mann•
facture, and warranted equal in quality and style to any
manufactured in the city, and will sell at reasomahle
faMit
R. T. KENNEDY W. S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
U. T. KENNEDY Si. BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED.
FLOUR, CORN MEAT, AND HOMINY,
ILANi , FACTURED AND DELIVERED
N PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY.
TERMS, CASH ON DELIVERY_
auT.lyth v]
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
SAAC JONES....-.INO. J. 80YD....WM. M'CULOUGTI
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
Spring, Plow, and A. B. Steel Sprin
KAY & COMPANY,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
A - O. 55 WOOD STREET. .
Put.sluu - gh,n ,
Ali- A full assortment of Law, Medical and Miscellar
on, Book,. ennptantly on hand..
SMYTH a: SNOWDEN'S
`NEW TEA STORE,
No. 34 Filth Street.
EXTRA CURIOUS OOLONGS, FINEST YOUNO
lITSONS, GUNPOWDERS,
DIPERIAIS, ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEAS.
All purchased at lowest mill prices, and for sale Whole
wale and Retail, at& SNOWDEN'S
New Tea Store, at Fifth street.
.A.. IVI7PATLI-a...4 2 N-1 4 T1),
MERCHANT TAILOR,
CORNER FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
T. A S JUST RECEIVED A' FRESH SUP
PLY of Spring and Summer Goods, which he is
prepared. to manufacture to enter in the latest styles,
laa,l at rea-sonablu rates. iipbttzm
JUSI:I3 D. D. EOGUBS
D. B. ROGERS & CO., _
at AN II F.ACTURERS OF
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
Corner Ross and First Streets,
pirrsitußG If, PA.
DA CK ED Burr Elt- ..
I. 35 barrels good pocked Buller,
10 hlf do do do,
15 kegs do do.
In store, 'mid for solo bt , nnI,LEn A nIcEETsoN,
aria
_Nn.'. tit and 2.rs, tillortv shwa. •
DomEsTi C AN D STAPLE DRY GOapS,
of evert' variety- Also, Dress Goods, Larelllau
nes, Slnorls, Ilo,Lery, White Good, Ae.
C l . }JANSON LOVE
("1 A tut Errs scoTen SSNUk F.—. 1.0 bar
rels for sale by
- ft. L. FAIINFSTOCK & CO.,
, je4 No. CAL corner Fourth and Wood streets.
VifEstt TEAS.-30 half chests Green and
Black Teas, various grades,: it) caddy bores do. of
different sizes, in store cud for ealo by
MURTLAND & CONNOR,
'2O 197 Liberty atreet.
CARIAINA
boxes l rirue Cutting for
001 11. IT. COLLINS.
Steamers to Arrts'e
LUTZ FOR DErs
Liverpool New York.... June 25
Bremen New York.... June 25
Havre New York.... June 28
-Hamburg -New York.—July
Southampton-New York.... July 9
Steamers to S&fl.
Cincinnati Market.
IaNt7.I,CTUSID3 Or
CAST STEEL.
and Azle■
CORNER ROSS AND FIRST STREETS,
PITTSB unort, PA
rrell ELL'S LIED INK. PENS.--For
I sale by . J. R. W
my 4 ha Wood street near Fourth.
LIR E.SIIAEtIIVAL-100 boxes Palermo
Oranges ; street, and Ilk) boxes Palermo Lemons.
Susi receiving this day, and for sale by
RIMIER st ANDERSON.
WS No. Ss Wood st., csimoeite St. Charles hotel.
RUBBER GOODS, INKSTANDS.
I Rulers, Penholders, Pens. Paper knives, Pencils
Pocket Inkstands, Pocket Books, Bankers Cases, &
I for sale be W. S. ILAVEN,
1,43 Corner Wood & Third & Market & Second .eta.
LIXTRACT LIQUORICE, SICILY.
12,1 casoa for solo by
13. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
No, CO, corner Fourth and Wood otrooLo
TIIE BALTIMORE SKIRT.—The best
Skirt in tho market, *ale expressly to orderfor
our own sales. City and country dealers snnplied at a
liberal diseounL s : CREE Si CO..
• A Fifth a EATON. nd Market streets.-
DRIED APPLF.S.-10 barrels for sale b
NURTLAND CONNOR,
Ig7 Liberty street.
TT AIR DY ES.- -Christadoro's, Batchelor
Basin's and Ilarrison's Nair Dees, for sale by
L. WILCOX,
corner Smuhfield and Fourth els
•
UMI3ItELLAS,-In Silk and Gina
ham, ham, cle,ing at very low prices. WholesaleDeatera
err , especially invited to examine oar stock and priece.
je3 EATON, CREE k CO., Fifth and Market ate
D LINEN PRIN (3 E.'S AND
Tnnwnings—A very large
sortment of all widths. sold wholesale and retail at
e lowest possible prices.
jell' EATON. CURE Fifth and lfarket
BBARREL PO.II.IA'fIY.M.—A large supply of
taus excellent nrticlo just received at
JOSEPH I:LE:MENG . %
Sclg corner Diamond and Market streot.
DA.CKING BOXES--100. second hoed
iL Packing Boxer for sale by
ieg wrkftSHALL CO.
fol H. VENETIAN' ) BBLS. ENGLISNEY'r EI)
k , for sale by BECKHAM & KELLY.
jela • A llegheny Cit •
ICASE MACE, JUST RECEIVED and for
Palo by BECKHAM dc KELLY.
jela Allegheny City
CASKS 'F'kf~ —.E/1 for
sato by , pEcKEtim & KELLI,
Allegheny Cit.-
‘../ GALLONS FLAXSEED OIL for sale
by
BECKHAM & KELLY,'
Allegheny City.
• • -
PHOTOGRAPHY. Tlns Axr LIAS BEEN
1 - brought to such perfection that pictures, taken by
this process have been pronounced perfect. by the
scientific ,vorlfl. They. can be had in all their beauty
and artistic elezanre, at
WALL'S PICTURE GALLERY,
on Fourth street._
CQUNTING 110 USE STATIONERY, Bill
Head Boxes, Post Office Boxes, Carl Racks, Cal
endars and Sand Boxes, a large assortment at
HAVENS,
. jel3 Comer Wood k Third & Market & Second sts.
A CASES EAST INDIA CASTOR OIL fa
kr sale by BECKHAM & KELLY,
lon • Allegheny City.
• -
Pagu errean eltries.
R 0
Ambrotype and Photograph
vrarr PIIENIOIC
GALLERY,
No. 'TO Fifth Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFF/CF.
Si` Photographs, colored or plain, tskan at abort no
tice, at Eastern prices, and warranted equal to them.
• SMALL PICTURES ENLARGED TO LIFE SlZE,and
colored in Oil. mrB
AgBROTYPE - S. -
A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN BE HAD AS LOW . -
AS AT ANY FIRST CLASS ESTABLISH-
!RENT IN THE COUNTRY, AT
L IFE SIZE,
IMPERIAL,
AND MEDIUM
PHOTOCEIR.A.P'HS ,
Colored in Oil, Pastelle, or Plain, in the most artistic
yle, and fa Eastern prices. -
WALL'S GALLERY,
E Y E
MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER,
The Only Remedy in the Whole WOW,
SURE TO EXTERMINATE
RATS, MICE, COCEROACILES, BEGS, ANTS, .IIO.SQUI-
TOES, FLEAS, MOTHS, MOLES, GRAIN WORMS,
AND GARDEN INSECTS, AC.
50,000 BOXES SOLD IN ONE MONTH
These celebrated remedies have been extensively
used for twenty-two years in all parts of Europe, and
.their miraculous ower have been attested by the
Courts of Russia, France, England, Austria, Prussia,
Bavaria, Saxony, Belgium, 11 . 61111nd, Naples. &c., and
their Chemical properties examined, and approved by
the rapid. distinguished Medical Faculties all over the
world:
Th ei r dca inlet; veness to all kinds of vermin and insects -
has been certified in this city by the Directors of the
various Public • In_Stitutions, Planters, Farmers, Pro
prietors of Hotels, Warehouses. 'Manufactories, and by
various distinguished private citizens.
Numerous Testimonials and Certificates of the
efficacy of these Remedies can be seen at the Depot.
and Proprietor. JOSEPH MEYER,
Practical Chemist,
Depot, No. GL ltroadway.cor: 'Houston st., N. Y.
General Agent for the United States and Canada,
For mate, - Wholesale and Retail, by the Inventor
FREDERICK. V. IlliStrfliN, Druggist, No. 10 Astor
I louse, and 417 Broadway. Sew 'Yeas.
For sale in this city. Wholesale and Retail, by R. E.
Sellers a Co., corner Wood and Second streets t Joseph
Fleming, corner Diamond and Market street, and
Peck ham ic :11'Keiman, Allegheny. do'2B:om
SADIVEL GRAY, •
DRAPER 8a TA~S+OR,
NO. 52 ST. CLAIR STREET, PITTS
BURGH, Pa., has just returned from the Eastern
cities. and is now receiving his Spring Stock. of Cloths,
Cassimeres, Vcstings, and Coatings of every variety and
style, adapted to the best city and country trade, which
will be made up to order with promptness and despatch,
and at rates as low as at any other similar establishment
in the city. xnrllydavr
WARRANTED Pure and Un- t4d =-
adulterated. and to Ar3"'S_:AV E -
Pickles for years, the tame that I have _
sold to a maiority of the Pittsburgh Gre. •
cers for vvnaa - r. tr-tas, and which has t,
taken :1/ IN EG AR
s
Three First Premiums
at Pennsylvania State Fairs, I am now of-
fering to the city . and country trade at 41.4ait
greatly reduced Times.
Pleate order direct. Terms Cash.
A. BALLOLT.I4 6 Water street,
between Smithfield and bur Grgh ,ant,
Pitts Pa.
mYY2 hxV
LASE SUPERIOR COPPER NUM;
S 31 Eli T I W-01t-K-3',
PARK, 31.'CURDY CO.,
NIABNUiFenA,C2F33RoiEt
~11peOrFprSe:H„EdAcoTpHINZ,..
toms. Raised Still Bottoms. Spotter Solder. &c., also im
porters and dealers in Metals. Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
ire, &e. Constantly on hand, Tinmen's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse. No. 1.49 First, and /133 Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Speeial orders of Copper mutt any de
sired pattern. flyoia
IC 9. IeCIEZ.
VII. M'GEE & Co.,
• -
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Peale in Ready Made Clothing and Gentlernen
nishing Goed,i, corner a Federal street and Market
Square, Allegheny City, Pa.
New Livery Stable. -
WVI.N(I OPENED -LIVERY STABLL.
in the rear of the Scott Hottse, corner of Irwin
street and Duquesne Way. and prirchasgd a fine lot of
Horses, lin,„ o , eics and Carriages, I would respectfully so
keit the patronage of my friends and public generally,
assuring them that they eau be accommodated at the
most reasonable rates. I have made such arrangements
that persons wishing their horses kept, can be well se-
commodated. NEIL ISHACELAND,
a pgalm Scott House, Pittsburgh; Pa-
JAMES A. FETZER.,
FORWARDING AND 'COMMISSION MERCHANT
POE Tilt SALE or
Flour, 'Grain, 'Yard, Butter, Seed
Dried Fruit and Produce Generally,
•
CORNER OF MARKET AND / FIRST STREETS,
PITTSBURGIT, P. •
REM ro—Fmneis Eno, William Dilworth,
Sr.. S. Cuthbert et. SOIL Pittsburgh, Boyd Ott. Beiskell
Swearintzen. Br.idy, Cash. M... 5 hL Bank. Lint
Howell, ',Wangle .5 Co., George W. Anderson m , Donlon,
Pas ton ACo IV heelintt.
yV3-:-tptf
PENN MACHIN . E WORKS
FOUNDRY,
NVIGHTMAN,
ANUF:ACTURF4i. ,
Steam Engines, Shafting and Ppllies
ug
Mortice :%Inehules,
Gear Whealf.,
-
_ _ riangem etc., etc-
Orders promptly attended to.
3.
ALLEGITENT.
B ARGAINS IN
SECONDJIAND PIANOS.
One G Octave, Rosewood Case, Iron Frame; made by
Chickering & Sons; only two years old.
Ono W 1. octavo. llo.ewooll Case, round comers; made
by Millen & Davis.
Onee Oelove, Rosewood, carved desk; made by Naafis-.,
A. Clark.
One G oet,nro, ni ; thoziery 'ewe, n ado by Nunns & Clark.
000 G , " N. Y: Alan. Co.
Ono o‘, Gerd'g &Simon
One 6 " Pape; Paris.
e 0 " 21101.0".,,,uy
00
One 51 Loud Bro.
- . tlerrnari make.
“. 4 Clementi.
ee Clementi
°tie 5
Ono S
For Kilo by
Joif,N 11. MELLOR;
81 :Wood street.
MEI)IOAL BOOKS.— Rokitausky's -Pa
thological Anatomy, 2 cols.
Gross' Elements oi Pathological Anatomy.
Gluge's Pathological Anatomy, with colored plates.
Homers Anatomy and Histology, 2 rots.
. Lawrence's Treiinse on the Eye. - -
Mackenzie's
Wilson on 'Disease of the Skin, with atlas of plates.
Eticknill aud Tulin on Insanity.
La Locke nn Pneumonia and _Malaria. -
Copltuadon Palsy and Appopleay.
Erichson's Science and Ars of:Surgery,
Cooper's Lectures on Surger
,.
Pruitt's Modern Surgery.
Miller's Practice ou "
Pirre's System of " .
Dickson's Elements of Medicine. -
Williams' Principles of Medicine, new edition.
Watson's Practice of Physic, u tt .
Weeds' Materin. Medina and Therapeutics.
myati • KAT & CO., 55 Wood street.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND-CONVEYANCER,
SUMMER uNDERSHIRTS,
DRAWE RALp
Rosy.
osuzo,Xeyinp, cottoii, Limo Thread, Linen sad Silt:,
L. HIRSHFELD 8 SON'S, _ _
No. S 3 Wood street.
at,
raps.
ER 219
WALL'S, Fourth street.
Jones' Building, Fourth street
VINEGAR I
L. C. 11EPBIT12N,
OFFICE - WITII 11. HEPBITICs.:,
No. N) Fourth street: - --