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'VOLUME XVII.
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JAMES' P. 1.1.0...1171,
EDIT,ORAND PROPRIETOR.
Taira :-L . Daily, Five. Dollars
_per year. stricUy In ad
vane.. 'Weekly, Binglo subsenptiona. Two Dol.
Jars per year; at Clubs .of live, Ono. D011ar•
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure, and Arrival of Passenger
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Pitidnirgh, Fbrt Wayne and eucago Railroad.
(Fiorn corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Creed:ate. Ft. Wayne
Ex;N r eia A . M. 6.58 A. F. M .
MxpresaM - —1250 P. M. 6.451 3 . 2:30 A. A(
Arrive at Chicago:
' P.4f4Expresii, ' ' 8,17 A. NI
Returning; arrive at Pittsburgh:
Mall, P.M.' Express, 3:30 P. M. ( Express, 220 A. hi"
• - ifFrein-Yederal Street Station;:idleghtirri.).4 i
Nelißrikhtod Aceeinniodation:•..o4lo Ai• Mr y i ~ 6041. M.
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morn - corner of Liberty and Grant streets - I
Leaver. Arrives. - 7 -
Express .. 8:50 P. M. 12:46 P. IV
-a-. 2:50 A. M. 1150 P. M.'
Fast Line...... p. It. 1= A. M.
- The Johnstown Way Passenger
000_A. 1.3 fl P. M.
Johnstowh Aixonamixhition-- 250 P: M. 11.610 A. M.
First Turtle CreEk: " ......10:40 A. M. 0.50 A. M
Second a " " ' 4:30 P. M. 12:30 A. M.
Third a a 'a P. - IT. 0:15 P.M
flA•itb's.gh.and Coneliatitla /Balboa.
,z
- (From Liberty and Giant'streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail Train.
1:00 A. M. 6:15 P. M
Express Train. 4:30 P. M. 8:45 A. M
4 - - .aaccfaild . and Pitt.tharglr Railroad..
, (Freim'oornisr of LibertY and Grant atnieLT, if! .!
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Train-.--..-....---...12.15 A. Bf. 2.40 A. M.
Mail Train6.2s4. M.' '4.00 P. Mi
Flat Line...... ,105 P. M. &al P: Mi
Wolisvilte AccoMmodation . 5.00. P. M. 11.00 A. M.
Pittsburgh, C.,luiabus and Ctacinnati Railroad: . .
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
• Lewes Pitt s.;;. Columbus.. ...Arr. in Cin.
Fast Lthe...-....1215 A. M. 8.00 A. M. 3.1.30 A. 31
Express Train.. 1.05 P. M. 130 A. M. 720 A. M
Bar 0111.1 ANS" F 0178.7.11 OF JULY • CELEBB.A.-
nos.—The annual for the benefit of St. Paul's
It C.Orphan Asylum. will come off on MONDAY. July.
4th, at " IRON eITY . 'PARK." (formerly Denny's Grove.)
where everything calculated to add to the enjoyment of
visitors will be provided.
Cars will leave the Liberty street depot every half
hour tiering the day, commencing at 0 o'clock, A. 31,
the last tamm.returnang at 7 o'clock, P.
N. B.—All persons not provided with dinner tickets,
will be charged ten cents admission to the grounds.
je.%:st - •
Court of Oyer and Termluer,
P.eforo Judges M'Clure, Maynard, Adams
and Parke. •
WEDN - zsDAY, Jane 29th, 189.
The_ trial of Charles Slacker, on trial for the
killing of, Thomas Bradley was resumed this
morning, the testimony for the defense pro
tmling as follows:
Frederick Hyle, sworn—Was at Hughes' tho
night of the killing. Saw Bradley, .11niley,
and Delaney, Charles Rico, Thomas Hughes,
and Thomas Morrison come in about seven o'-
clock. They took a drink; and Malley and
Bradley sung songs. Then 3lailey, ,Delaney
and others jumped up on the counter beside
Slacker. Malley asked him how ho liked the
songs Slacker said he didn't know; and Malloy
toll him he might have to like them. Slacker
got down off :the counter and wont into the
kitchen, and Boon after Bradley also went out,
but can't say where he went. Tom Hughes
and others went out the bar-room door opening
on the road; two persons wont out with Hughes.
They had been out scarcely two minutes when
I heard Slacker helloing intho back room, but
did not know what he said. Hughes came run
ning nut of the kitchen, through the bar-robaa,
into the street ; be bad a cap on, Slacker then
came' ont with a knife in his hand; heard him
Wirth& party 'to clear thn roOrn, or he would
tint - some one Hugh MCCloskey, ' Thomas
- Mnrrisdn, John d'ohn Hughei., Iran
Hughes,' James Andersoh, Andrew Rahn;
Charles Rice and rrtysMf, wore i l l c the room at
thistune. [Witness stated the circumstance
gf Bice . throwing the pitcher as the oth'er
wit
getsee bad done.]
'Cress-examined.—When Slacker went behind
the couwer ho did nothing except pick up a
tumbler, ho had the knife in the left hand and
the tumbler in his right. Mr. Travers found
Tom „Hughes' cap in the bar-room.
&muss A.nderson,.stoorn.--Went with Slack
er to Hughes'; while we were there, liredicy,
Delaney,-Rice, Tom Huglust and hthers came
in.— They drank and sat down; after singing
a song they drank again ; then another song
was sung. Slacker, when asked how be liked
the song, said he had nothing against it ; one
- of the party said he wouldhave to like it. AS
n, ter Sleeker went into the kitchen, Hughes went
outside with two others, staid about a minute,
and then came back into the bar-room. Brad-
ley and Hughes then went out,. came back
'again, and Bradley and one of the men went in
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,to thq.kßeirri,,.while,Hughes and another man
went - cnit intethe - strddt,iii fronfbr kitch-
en door,; iHrtssitey and the other man had been •
In-the kitchen enly about a minute, when the
• fii.ss' cOinnienhed Slacker allied to Hughes
• }Wit they' *ere kilhi g hlnl ; iny,4lf. anttethers
inn to the kitchen side-4011f; saw Hughes clime
out through the bar-room and run into the
ItFeett A-ftc'T 18Iacher cage into the •bar loom
,end. went . hellind the cqnnter,•Huglics came
back; threw a sled-ruiner at Sticker, and said i
"kill the son of a Tho party then ran
• ' orit Of the bier-room. 5,Q1413 persons wereponnd
p,t the idtchert door to getin. Pie
,wOrd
PR -I, tr f , allls yp qr-S ?Ir-OleY was dead. kilacker
it'n,d thet, osoning, ;civet. dark brown coat,
the prpperty of James Wilson ; it was a wet
Bight Ito 414 not wish to gat his good coat
spoiled, and he • loft 'his own coat with. Mrs.
Wilson„ to mend, [Out exhibited.] This is the
coat worn by the prisoner that mght.- : It was
torn.under the arm ; saw no other marks, [a
rent in the back shown, 'Which had theappear
once ofbeing . cut with a knife.] - That. bolo
•••• tho WhetiAlaektOeti:Wilicia'a,
or when howunt to Hugl93;•fust observed the
rent in prison.
sate `the
• Cross7cramin s ateed—Last ts coat in the
prlioner's where I - went with gr. Poi-
Ittek;'who showed me the coat, and-asked if 4 I
hinteverationtit before. ••••••• - • • '
4ndrew Hahn; sixteen • years
Old,7and a cog-dig. as lb 114g,Iit' ¢4r7
room th'o t of the killing. Heard
cagleY.:lincl Toff Hug'bes tsitking ,tropthfr t
tacker went hy,.Hughes smd„ 'tiller° goes,
t..9 143 4 - lielt4e4., 'son of /le sal he Nytts'
a meal/ sett qt a protestant
_san of it
I went ontside, ana told filnebor what .
T h om 44 tilackin and I•then returned to,
e"bar-rooni, and he went out • through the
, deor -into the kitchea.",tEstittes and ;
two other. men then,vrent out the bar-rooni,.
and went around intotholcitehen heardSlack7
Py (fro.q the kitchen) say, «.lOhniis ugbes,
- •tKY a r Ithin; I" Then 'saw Torn Hughes• coma out of the kitchen without hat, on.
[Witness gave corroborative testimony. as to
Slacker's return to tholar-room; his going be
hind, the counter, the throwing - of the sled
- runner, and accompanying expression by Tom
Hughes.] ' Did not see Slacker with a knife,
or hear him make any threats ; did not see
him .throw a tumbler; saw Rico throw the
• : :pitcher.
• Samuel Morrison, sworn—Live in Taren
turn knowdefendant ; took him into niy Ara
ily beforeo he was four -.years old; and. ho ro
mauled until ho was sixteen or seventeen.
When he lived, with line ho was generally bo:
Bevel to as, peaceable 4:m1..1s there was in
tbe•titsi•thborhnod•. l • Itethas,*elueiLl visitett
' the lasetinie.Wast Plovimber,
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shade 1 9 1 441: an 4 letwn ,
- rp m efferent persons that he never drank
or quarreled. Have never found imantfrbaian•
or child, until to-day, when a gentle Man in
. ionsiod Mo that, ho,kriew of, tire-,quarres, that
did not give him a good character. Think ho
i s : no w. OVYArr-' s Yertr. s i is eiglis,
nl4" 'jean since eleft - my house; he is ab ck
smitht,s, trade. -
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burg; forty or fifty yards from the tavern of
Hugliesl'on tiont evoking of 4.01,434, went
pser to Hughes for mills, glad - met my son-io‘•
law, Phillip Traverse, who-was also going
there ;_ told him he ought not to go down there
• after , night. wer tto the bar-room doer,.
- called out Thomas Hughes, and told him td.go
, home. Hi said , he would not go unttl-he had
beaten Charley Slicker ; he.entered the kiteh
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JoimiHughes; strom—timAr eon .Of Patrick
Hughes. . erior to this occurionee Slacker And
I traded knives: Three or four days before
Bradley . was cut I risked Slacker for the knife
I bad git'en hini; le' asked where his Was;
told him I had lost it.. Hp said IM would keep
mine until he got his mini:
Ceess-eicoMned—The - knife I tra'ded' to
Slacker wast'a dirk - , something the shape of
this {scabbard shown). The knife he gave me
waswas'a bliMk handled ono,with along blade and
a spring in.the back. '
Mrs. Wilson; swot o--Slacker boarded at my.
house last'April. On Siturday, the day Brad
ley was killed, Slacker had on when he. wont
away a greenish coat, the inside lined with
barred flannel: • It had been my husband's
coat. I told him to put it on to save his good
coat, as it had been raining and snowing. , The
coat was whole; except that . it was ripped
under ono of the arms. - ; [Coat shown.] , This
is the coat; this tear in the back was not in it
when Slacker 'put' it on. Did not see Slacker
after supper until between ten and eleven
o'clock,mherthecerru3 home ; ho stayed iu the
house alinight.''' Slacket had bceix'boarding at
my house about two months ; lie had been in the
neighborhood two or three years ; his general
reptitsitkorOir peace was good. .
st-szaiitined—Mado no examination of
the coat that night; next morning when Slack
er was going out obseryod that the wadding
was stickiugfettrtihthe tetek. ,
R. B. Carnahan,"ileorn.L-Siive Slacker on the
morning of April 24th, at Squire Symmes' of
fice in BirMinghini: RO hid on a heavy win
ter coat. [Mr. Hampton proposed to ask wit:-
neon if he observed anything unusual about the
coat, but - the - Court thought the e.vidence too
remote.]
John A. Myler, sworn—Am, a tailor by
trade; [rent in coat shown,] this is a cut; a
smaltportion of it, Sits quarter-of,an inch, is a
rent. A cat made with sciinis lit' a piece of
cloth will run straight the length of the shears
or scissors with which it is cut. If a piece of
cloth be cut with a knife the cut is at the mer
cy,
, as it were, of the cloth, the knife being di
vorted.hyatatrong tbread„ or the warp or chain
of the cloth.
The coat was offered and admitted in evi
dence.
Patrick Hughes, sworn—AM well acquaint
ed with Thomas Hughes.
Mr. Hampton offered to prove by the wit
ness that Thomas Hughes had made certain de
clarations relative to Slack'er, of a threatening
character, but the court ruled the evidence im
proper. He next 'proposed to prove by this
witness and Many others,;thst prior and up to
the time of the killing of Bradley, he (deceased,)
had the general 'reputation in the vicinity, as
quarrelsome and dangerous in disposition, and
a fighting man, and was known to the prisoner
as such; at the time he Used; the knife. Tbis
was to, show: first, reasonable apprehension 'ot
Oita, ofilly harm entertained by the prisoner
front deceased, at the time the fatal blow was
given, and, second: to show the effect of Brad
ley's presence upon the mind of.the prisoner at
the time the alleged attack was made.
Mr. Collier objected to the evidence as irrel
evant and incompetent.
The offer was argued at some length by the
counsel.
The Court mid that both oilers were plainly
improper and that the evidence was irrelevant.
It was not the km of the land to admit it, and
to make an exception now would be to estab
lish a bad precadent. The offers were tlim.e
fore overruled. At the request of Mr. Hamp
ton an exception was noted.
James Borland and Tillotsin Ned, of Taren
finn, aanies Waisen, , William Lynch, %George
Corbett, William CarheY;Jamt.s Moore, and
Edward Jones testified to the good character
of the witness for peace and quietness.
Coroner ido§twieK's.notes of evidence taken
on the 'were adtditted in biidence.
Samuel Morrison, who is blind, testified that
so long as he retained his eyesight, he knew
Slacker was a 00d:handed titan. James An
derson and George Corbett corroborated the
evidence.
Here the testimony for the defense closed,
and Mr. Collier introduced the following re
butting testimony: : : '
Daniel Delaney, rot lied—Did not Bit on the
counter beside Slacker on the night of the kill
ing. Was not acquainted with Hughes ; did
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not go out 'with him into the kitchen.
Cross-exa ned —NV as not out of the bar
room until I left the house.
Thomas Htlgbes. recctitrd ; - ! -Was:',not in the
kitchen that night that I knuw of. Had no
weapon that night ; foyer curried one in, my
Cross-eramined—l swear positively and dii
tinctly- twiz not in the kitchen that night. At
the time Slacker come in with the knife, did
liot tun_ out into.the,,street. with inycap..
2 4 03s'iniinifig out.'l'• lost
wy .cap,; I ran out at the bar-room door
started to kin 'front 4 lticOat• the Middle 'of the
counter; lost my cap outside the house; Philip
Traver's° found' it, 'and brought it to me it Cs
ft
Mr. Hampton recalled 'Ellen 3111le . Hughes,
whd iitrieed iluit'ait the time • Sleet:or caine into
; the t har-rontu.. iyith the
. knife, she saw Thomas
Hughes run in from the kitchen, through the
bar-room, and out the street door; this we: ,
More Filacker !coup in with the knife.
Cross-examined—Don't know that ,Ifughes
was in the kitchtiti,' hut he' wasn't standing at
the enstof Abe, counter, ~, bad 'his cap
he wore black' velvet cap. Afterwards
saw Traversehave ; think there was mud on
Here the it4tlmony o,t both sides eiC)sed, and
Court adjourned until half past Seven, when the
counsel made. ;their arguments to the ,try.
Mr, Miller opened for the. commonwealth, was
followed by Mr. Pollock "for the defertso. Mr.
Ilamptbn sneeekded him rind - When lie concluded
Court adjourned. Mr. Collier will close for the
-prosecution this morning, after which tho jury
will be charged. ; . •
- Vitt Gams Erni - hion•TEn.—On "Wednes
day morning Aldeirriaintbleri iiiiposc‘d a fine
rlf 'or,e aca t isr 00:6as'is on tr:lnli Morgan,
his lyife niul'Anna Vari.k . Shtfidi. It seems
that 'oh TneS'day'kfterhoon' ?Tv , . Morgan was
g9.41g,4p WYfie street, with lier child in a' lit
tle- oartiagoo , when sho observed her husband
wallctag fvrp-in-arm with Anna Maria, Battler.
This 4, gfeen .eyed -Jealottay, at once
4'30- }e IN liPr‘ ancL ioaxiyg
.her off
itfithlg. to , take carer olittelf, she approached
thelWfitni_allottried to sepunte them. 503110
of mutual recrimination followed, husband and
wife charging each other with infidelity, in tho
Midst of.whichlthe whole-party 'were al•restecl
and taken before "ye 'Squire." 'A hearing
was bad on Wednesday morning, resulting a.
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isa V/ 4u Accinimr.-7-lesterday afternoon,
two youths, some fifteen to: seventeen years of
ago, werelilaying together, in a yard in the
rear, ef - Walnut Rall,
.wlien one throw some
water on his companion, who seized._ a paint
brush and threw it at the other, who is em
ployed as a waiter at Walnut Hall. The sharp
point of the handle. struck ,imnuliately below
the right shoulder blade, and penetrated to h
:depth VtehatittitrectiitehtsbAißktlx.illg,SQuie ex
-1 ortion,to pull it, ut ; when piece of flesh was
found:adhering', In it, a physician , was ;called
in,.who examined and dressed. the wound, but
he does not apprehend any immediate serious
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jA II . - 7 2TrVir 991 , 11. f
a 1,4 eeo,uglt., p.ff old man num d ~afintra
,Tifil:Laf%nge, for ncily ro
'haling in , the-vmmity of Oirty'ff runoiled iho
county. jail, of lang.disease: , was cOmmit
tell on the 3d of " Tune,: by Alderman Donald
'son, on.aoharge of disorderly conduct, and sub
sequently, on the 19th; by Mayor WefiVer, for
the same offense. On Saturday he villa, taicell
slpketupi4 though pligfeipm was called in, ho
grew gradually worse and died as stated. An
inquest was held by Coroner Bostwick,"and
verdict found in accordance with tlifi facts.
.
DESCENT o e & ThsoßDEaty lloust:—FOr
some tbrie.ittLe neighhilrEin the vicinity pf the
h ouse of Xavier _Karl, on Diamond alley, near
Wood street, • glad Complaint being made to
jw a y or yrnak`cr,,4ls•police, yesterday morning,
made a 4escer4 upon the house, and arrested
his. ifejtwe girls, iximat eli
orthe house, and the male visitors. Bari and
his wife were held iniftoo each to answer at
the, 'Oeldber _terra ..fOr 'keeping a disorderly
bivid . f hogs, unit die men
sent up for thirty - days bahli; and the other man
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PITTSBURGH, THURSD4Y' MORNING, JUNE 30, 1859.
Accidents and Incidents:
—The Greensburg Argue says, that a new
born child, was found dead in Milli
coal-bank, two miles east of Mount Pleasant,
on Tuesday last. The child had a shoe string
tied arena. Its neck. " The supposed mother
was also found in the bank covered with
meazles and in a dangerous situation. Sho is
said to belong to Fayette County and was on
her way to Somerset.
—Hog cholera is prevailing to an alarming
extentamong the hogs at Bridgeport, Fayette
county. A largo number of very tine ones have
died from its effect during the past four weeks.
A daughter of Mr. Sutherland Steers,
Adamsville, Muskingham county, Ohio, about
sixtom years of age, came to a premature and
unexpected death, one day last week. :She was
attracted to the front door of her father's resi-,
deuce, and in stepping out of the door, whicy
from the floor to the , ground is only twenty
inchw, it is supposed missed her footing, fell
upon her head, broke her neck, and died al
most immediately.
The Waynesburg Messenger says that a
considerable amount of hail fell in the north
ern part of Greene county on Friday last.
SURETY OF THE PEACE.—Mrs. Ellen Fitz
patrick, a white woman, and Fiances Richards,
a good-looking mulatto girl, live in a Court in
the Seventh ward. Yesterday morning a
quarrel arose betsvcan them concerning the
Children of the former, and the result was the
entering of cross-suits before Alderman Rogers
for surety of the peace and assault and battery.:
Both parties were held to hall in the sum of
5200 each to imswer the charge at the next
term of Court, and to keep the peace towards
each other.
TUE CROPS IN. KANSML—A correspondent,
writing from Osaukee, Jeltersbn 'County, K.
undeidato of, Juno 21st, says the prospects
for wheat, corn and cabbage in that vicinity are
very flattering. The corn is two and a half
feet high, and 'new potatoes are plenty. The
frost did not visit that locality; but on Sunday
evening, lath inst. a heavy wind and rain
storm tort down the fences, and injured Um
corn, breaking it down very much. The cli
mate is described as pleasant and healthful.
Til E Ortfmt • WA Y. —Thu Trite Press and
Claroniele published a statement to the effect
that A. M. & R. White, of Johnstown, had re
versed a verdict of SIG,OOO, against the Penn
Sylvania Railroad Company, on a wood con
tract, We are reliably informed that this is a
mistake; the Messrs. White claimed a verdict
in that amount., but the suit resulted in favor
of the Company, alter several trials in the dif
ferent Courts, both parties appealing.
SENT TO TITE PENITENTIAALY.--Charles
Miller, %TM convicted during the United States
District Court, at William Tort, before Judges
McCandless and Grier, of manufeetnring coun
terfeit money. The casc terminated on Mon
day, and on Tuesday he was sentenced to peven
years imprisonment. Deputy Marshal bor.
mad Dougherty brought ham here and lodged
him in the Penitentiary.
DEATUFROM APi.PLEN 1-011 Tuesday night
Coroner Bostwick held un inquest upon the
body of-a man about twenty-ti ve years of ale
named John Foem, whohad resided in Spring
Garden, Reserve townghip. Ile died at his
residence, about three o'clock, on Tue,day
afternoon, after a short illntx , s, The jury re
turned a verdict of death from apoplexy.
STRUCK IIY LIGIETNTNfi.---DUTillg the storm
of yesterday evening, the chimney of a three
story brick house, on Penn street, adjoining
Meyer's cabinet warehouse, was struck by
lightning, and thrown down. The fluid also
ran along a window in Meyer's building, and
set it on fire; but it ryas soon extinguished.
No one was injured.
Sours: AT NV ILK !Ns Eriday
evening next, July ht, a grand oireo will be
given at Wilkins Hall, for the benefit of a
widow lady, whose husband was drowned a
short time since. The object is a most praise
worthy one, and the names of the managers
sic a guarantee of its respectability. En
trance tickets may be had at the door.
NT4.,:11) & V 11.1,1,10.4 'WOU u LD
UIf:CT:B will give their first performance to-
Morrow evening, on the Trimble. lot They
will remain over the "glorious fourth." and
will doubtleis don large bti,inc,a.
CL'TILtN; for boys. on hands and made t ,
order. Gents' first class work to order an.
reedy tundo, and a fall line of harnisbing good
at J. L. Carnaghan's & Federal. - street
Allegheny city.
A Su MAI —joy that tlif• 'Sva
sozi.for iiirlit,niry and cool clothing has arrived,
every gentletnan is evpected to make his rip
pearatlCe 1.11.011 Ole hire.d. and in the parlor pr j
erly costumed in new and suitable dre-es. If
he desires to feel comfortable and appear to ad
vantage, of course he will have 1% in. H. Mc-
Gee a: Co., at the corner of Market square-and
Federal street, to arrange his lit. A word to
the wise.
HEATING fl STNA.M.—Aa a testimonial of
the workmanlike manner, perfect entinn of their veil'.
regulating rnuelitnes, safety, economy in fuel, and the
little attention nerev anry to keep c,ielt neon contG trt able,
we give this n•rtititxh. to ltlegara. IMlie ancl
to Phillips Gt., fur their plan of heating
1,0 steam the S,•oeud Ward Public &Imola in the city of
Pittsburgh, and which has mot our approval, and, we
would reitommend them to the public to give entire
sati,faction of !waling by vteam.
P. Miller, Jr., John Maraludl, Jr., M. Tindle, George
Wilson, John Wilson, L. Wilcox, Directors.
I.frAVLY 2 PHILLIPS,
Strom Heating, Gat Pittin9. Plumbing and Brau Founders,
Dvilorti in every dearriptun of Ona I&rturc4 roof Pumid
No. G 7 Wood and 143 }Vac street, Pittsburgh.
deltklylo•
111ECIIAN les' ;N,tiTITITTE.— Thin Institution,
the want of IThitl lias 'b'ecn au. lO,ng ftlt by our eitrrend
is .notr:bpeu, v,ielot the nuperotteudence .11a,mrs
Jaekm6l Jubtoop. ill the latfayettel En
trance, o. Wood idreot. Ili+, designed fertile perpetual
exhibition of the products of Mechanics, Muufactu•
rers; Inventors, and Artisans; and as a place of resort
for those necking information relative to those branches
of industry, either by examination of- samples or
seientlilc publication.. Those haring articles to.bring
before the pubilowill find it greatly to their advantage to
leave samples. • - •
/11 - Ar- The public are respectfully trailed to Neil the
lOstituto.
COULTER MI:NTZER, House, Sign' and
Onaaznontal Painters and Grantors. Orders loft at their
s will hop be r o
p n lequr
otop th y s
attended. I.6mtreet near Market, Burke's Building,
U
COMMON UENglii 1111: MASH OV THE
people, whatever ilie misnamod and mlsanthroplis phi
losophers may say to the contrary. Show them a good
thing, let its merits ho edently demonstrated, .and they
will not hesitate to give it their most cordial patrpnage.
The mason have already ratified the judgment of a
physician, Concerning the virtues of lIOSTETTER'S
BITTERS, as May be seen in the lumense quantities of
this medicines that are annually sold in every section of
the land. It Is now recognized as greatly superior to
allnther remedies yet derived for diseases of the di-.
gestivo organs, such C. (liarrhtea, dysentory,:dyrpepsia,
mad for the various fevers that arise froMdeisingentent
of those portions of the system. liostetter's name Is
rapidly becoming ti„ household ,word, from '.s.lssMo to
Teaas, from the shores of the 'Atlantic M
Try. the mach, and . be satisfied. t • '• ' ' I'
ftkmei bttai 'druititists t,i tbn voska . , stpci
TiCOP.T.T.E.II 4 5, 1 4 TIT,
.bilo4ulKpturere and Proprietors,
je22 No. 68 Wator, and 68 Front atreata
TUE INFAINFE POPULM:ITV OF THE EAU
Arniuuma, has made a most unprecedented derhand
forth° article. Tho bald hare their hair restored la all
its beauty, and old as is gladdened with the Testotntion
of the pristine coloT to tho hair will fiat spil the; shin
.pr the 1111,, Tt-
Sold by D. L, FAHNESTOCK k 11), No. 80, corner of
Wood and Fourth .strecLn, Druggists generally, and at
the Laboratory of Jules Hemel h Co, No. 704 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. ia~Si dam
WS ''LIVE BO FAST IN THIS CONIVISY,
that the Aniericans have became famous throughout, all
Christendom, ,as a hard driving, bard drinking,' hard
chewing, hard swearing people. We have-'-became
equally faMons for debilitated stomachs, e nervated
and disordered nerves, broken down constitutions, and
the hundred and one cures which follow, upon the
vices which we bare enumerated. Countless panaceas
for these ills have been advertiried, but we know ofnoth--
Mg so efficacious for an invalid suffering fro,m,indiges.
non or nervous depression ita OLIN'S 8T01441. BIT
TEF9,, manufactured and sold.by the_ Fnopriefor,rit
1. ?".4 12 , 414 F1i11a 4 183
: - -
41 4 +4 . .• :"' 4 , , :4,Z.;
~~c--•. .: t:.
TUE COMMENCEMENT and -exhibition of the
pupils of the High School will take place at
Lafayette Hall, to-morrow evening. The ex
orcises will consist of dialogues, essays, decla
mations and orations, and will doubtless be
highly, interesting,, Admission tree ; tickets
can be had at the High School office, or of the*
Principles of the Ward Schools.
CRlCKrr—Tbil ,match ; between, the : Atlanta
Cricket Club, of Allegheny, and the St. George's
Club of Oakland, which we, have already
noticed, will take place at Lawrenceville to
day. It is expected, as the players are well
matched; 'that the contest will be It close ono.
APOLLO THEATRE.—Tho testimonial bene
fit to Miss Louise Wells, at the Apollo Thea
tre, to-morrow evening, promises to be a bril
liant affair, A largo number of tickets have
been sold, and we expect to see the house well
filled. A good bill I. presented for to-night..
THE United States . District Court meets
here, pursuant to adjournment on Saturday,
July 2d.
paguErrtan anlieri es.
'Et 0 GI. M. 'FL S '
Atnbrotype. and Photograph
GALLERY,
No. 70 Filth Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
a. Photogniphs, colored or plain, taion at eltort
Lice, at Easternprices., and warrautt4l aqua! to Stern:
SMALL PICTURES ENLARGED TO LI MAIZE, and
colored in (hi. ri
AMBROTYPES.—
_ _ _ _
A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN BE RAID AS LOW
AS AT ANY FIRST CLASS EfiTAULISEI
lIRNT THE COUNTRY, AT
fel2
FF—SIZE,
12rIPERIAL,
AND :NI Etnliat
WALI..EI, Fourth Fireet.,4
Pl-10T00-14,A1 3 1-IS,
Colored in Oil, PnPloll c,r Rain, In the moat artistic
ilk!, And In EnnterTl pllOO,
WALL'S GALLERY, ,
Jones' BuiLling, Forirth stmeL
JOSEPH , MEYER & SON,
Manufacturer*, and AChole,nle and. Retail Denlen iu
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
444 PCIIII 8 , above the Canal,:
flare on hand s large iiasortinont of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own manu
facture, and warranted equal iu quality and atyle to any
manufactured in the city, and will sell at reasonable
prior. fa." 11.11
SAMUEL GRAY,
DRAPER Az TAILOR,
NO. 52 ST. CLAIR STREET, r rrrs-
Byrum, Pa., h.s just returnikil from the Lantern
ilues, and la now oscetvinn his Sprint , . Stork of (loths.
Cavviruers. , A, VeVtins:v, and 4A.,lings or veer,. Variety and
style, adapuvl to time la la cite and Voinitry
anll 1r made up to order witfi proulitnosa and despatch,
and at rates as low sta at any other similar ostublishniont
in tho city. mrklyilaw
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL,
SMELTING WOUKW,
PARK, 111. 1 CCRDY Ac. CO.,
MANUFAOTIIIIER.'.; OF SElRA'fitiNtl,
Itrazisrs' and Rolt copprr, rream,l euppor
IA MI.. I{/1115P.1 81411 80110111,4 :limiter Solder. As- alst, on
riOrli•r, 811 , 1 ‘11:11i , r 4 in Metals.
Wire. Ac. Constantly on hand. Tiatoon's Maellintnt and
Tool, Warohouw. No. 115 Fir,t, und 1:73 Sot 01111 11f7,8 , 1.4,
1'1LL , 111147,11. SPVCi.B.I or , ier+ of t.loppmr cut in
sired paten/. ' ntyltistplaar
JAMES A. EETZER, i •
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
!NZ Uri WC Or
Flour, Grata, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Bard
Dried Fruit and Produce Desire Uri
CORNER OF lIARKET AND FIRST STIISrtS,
rirmuneGtr.
Itrtia to—Francisk G. I.IAI 1:4q.„ I),lA,,ttb,
Sr., S. Cutlawrt A P4lll. Pitvlazrgh, boy I a int, 11.•i..hr1l
A !Swearingen, S. linuir, l'a,th. M. A M. Itmalr. Lai A
Itow Hl, *Atanglo A Co, (ie-argo W. Audcr,on. !Jordon,
con A %Vhorha7. torlN'aPtf
FOUNDRY,
U, WIFUTMAIV,
NI. A Nil FACT II ItE It 1W
Kum Englu,v,Stuttllng and l'ullie:
lionng Mapli inv.,
dlort.loo dischinme,
lA= Wheel,,
Ilangett, ct..:. eV
Orders promptly attended to.
at;:ly 'ALLFATIENr,
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
One 60...1a5e, Itesewota.l Ca..), Iron 17eiune; made by
Clockering A Sons ; only two years old.
One 6b5, 11.c.ewood Oise, round corner; toad,
by Hallett k Davis.
One 6-I4 Ovhite,lbisi•wood.CsTVed desk made by Nunns
Clark. •
One Ci Octave, larding:toy Case , node, by Nunns & Clark.
One o N. 1. Man. Co.
Onoti « t1er.1%.; &Simon
One 0 0 Rosewood " Pape, Parts.
One 0 " Mahogany " " " Albrecht
One 6).) " o " Loud it Itrn.
out 6 " • • • • Gorman unite.
One 5 • • • • • Clomenti.
Ono 6 o cc Clementi.
For ode by
JOHN H. MELLOR.
myl2 SI Wood street.
_
tholo g i,at Anntomy.l rots.
Grow' li:lunieo4 7 ol Pathologithil Anatomy ;
I nitroToglG•il.l Anatomy, with colored plates.
Herners Anatomy mail Ilisudecr, 2 vols.
Lawrciwe's Treattse on the Eye.
Mackeualea "
' Wilson on Disonso of the Skin, with ntint of plates.
Ilueknill and Toke on Insanity.
La Itocke on Pneumonia and :Malaria.
Copland on Palsy and Appoploxy. ' . • ,
Enchsou's &loom and Art of Surgery.. ,
Cooper's Lectures on Surgery.
blodorn Surgery.
Miller's PraCtice on
SYstem of "
Dickson's Elements of Medicine..
Williams' Principles of Medicine, now edition.
Watson's Practieo of Physic, a
Woods' Materin Modleaand Therapetilies.
mylio KAY k CO.. 5.5 Wat.Ml afrcet
• Watches and' Jewelry.
R EINI;AIAN & MEYRAN,
42 FIFTH STREET,
lire now selling FINE GOLD ANI HILL' lilt
HUNTING IVATCHES,
Of Am
Oorican and English numnfacture,
at greatly reduce)] iniet.s,
-.1018
Call and see. .
PACKINO B 0 X ES--100 second hand
Packing Boxes for sole by
...._,
leg 1, W. P. atiataff.ku, k CO.o
_
20 BSI,'. ENGLISH VENETIAN — ICED
for sale byBECKHAM & KELLY.---
' jela - " -AlleghenyCitv.
ON IC CB OCOL ATE TISKOPS.—BIaCi ti
i Wyeth's Tonle Chocolate Drops, of pure:dou'and
chocolate, highly esteemed for thew tenth mtlurnee, In
imparting strength and a healthytteder tttinValtds,ospt.
ciolly for femolorandleldhltigt riror sale t9r -
J
ILOOX,
i„,,,,,a Horner Snlitheeld and Fourth Streets.
____
N DTA 111J1IBER - 0 - QS, ANDS,IN.K.ST
Rulers, Penholders. Pena, Paper : finires, Pencils,
ocket Inkstands, pocket Books, Bankers Cases, Ate,
for sale by. . - W. S. lIAVEN,
• lela , OonierWood k Third* Dfarketa Second sta.
EFI,NED . SUGAR.— • •
I.t. 10 bbls. Eastwick's standnrtj crushed sugar ;'
• / 0 do . r, „C•alifse pulverized do
gq , tine , do. do •
do Penn& coffee crushed ' 'do '
10 do do B do "do" do
5 do' do - C yellow do
In store, and landing, and for sale by
ap2s . , • miu n p, HICIRBTSON
S •
PONGF4.—A fine lot of Bathing SliOnges;
also Morgan Bros.' Tirce Gloves, a cheap substi
tute for Sponge --a new and useful article. For sale by
• =7I3'ZI L. WILCOX. con Smithfield and 4th eta.
TOBA of inoious goi
store and for We by
MURTLAND t COMOR,
197 laberty street.
TARIED APPLES.-90 bush. for sale by
MURTLAND t CONNOR,
197 Liberty etrriet.
gI.NCINNATI SUGAR CURED- RAMS
and Dried Beer 30 tierces to - anive,_per steam°
oat,* RiiWOWER i BRO'S,
in the Die NLEE men&
JUST ..PUBLISHEDGRANT'S IASES,
' VOLlTlMltter.drhe of cakes ar4aed ha.-the SIP
Ergr/e •Gollit;or ia lenhEYJrania:: arßonlaratn , Grant.
,r9r.440 . 11- .11 F.BAX 4 Cats Wooct etteet.
NlMilli
THE LATEST NEWS
BY -rmitz.niam?...A.Plx..
The Terrible Rabroail Calamity on the
Michigan Southern Itoid—SLity ' Liyei
Weave indebted to Captain Richardson, 05
the Pennsylvania Railroad Paasenger Depot,
for a copy of tho Chicago Journal,' of Tuesday
evening, which contains the particulars of the
terrible accident which occurred on ; that day.
They agree in the main with' the telegraphie
report published yesterday. Wo extract the
following items: '
Citizens of South Bond and Mishawaka
turned out en mass° to waist the wounded and
search for the dead. , ,
Ono lady was carried down the stream to-,
wards the river, but lodgedin a tree-top, and
heard several float by crying for help.
The Engineer had been, running over the
bridge from Laporte each way carefully. The
train was not running faster than 10 or 20
miles per hour. The .train going west had
passed over the embankment safely, at 8:20
P. 31.
The S. Express had over .$BO,OOO in their
safe, which broko to pieces by the collision;
but the agent hero has found most of it in the
ruins.
One of the through mail bags was found near
Um river, two hundred yards from the
whether others aro lost, cannot be told.
The ravine is about 25 feet deep, and 76. to
100 feet wide. The night was vary dark, and
there was a curve in.the road just before the
embankment was rettchod.
NOTE.-Mr. . William Osgood, the Confine=
for of the train, arrived in the city this after
noon. Ho is injured, but, not severely. He is
unable to give the names of the killed, as it
was impossible to identify them when ; he left.
LATER CT TICLZOBAPII.
ClTlvAtin, June 29—A special reporter from
ill , . Journ, 1, returned from the scene of the ac
cident thin forenoon. The time ho loft wassiz
o'clock this morning, thirty-seven bodies - were
found. The following addition were reported
killed yestonlay : Mrs. Sumner, and two chil
dren, of Chicago; Mary Ann Cumin Dun
kirk, Mrs. Tizuold, and four children, and a
number of bodies not recognized. Mrs. Be
gan - Rockford, died since the accident.
Further by the Steamer Arabia
SACS:VILLE. Wit, 8., Juno 29—The horse ex,
press of the Afsociated Press has arrived hero
from Halifax, bringing the detailsof the Euro
pean news furnished by the steamer Arabia,
which arrived at that port yesterday.
Gr.E.vr BRITA IN—Parliament had re-assem
bled, but Lord Palmerston had postponed
the presentation of his programme for the
present.
General Gyulai him been superseded in his
command of the Second Military District, by
General Schliah, commander of the Fourth
District.
Austrian aports state that General Urban
had repulsed Liaribaldi's forces.
Ground Garibaldi was at Bra i&
Austrian troops were moving towards Italy.
Napoleon demands additional men, in order
to besiege the fortresses of the Austrians, which
form the historical quadrangular square
tween the Mincio and the Adige.
The Austrians aro said to be preparing to at
tack the allies at Mantua.
The mobilization of the Pruitalan army,
and the mere hostile attitude which _the Gar
man confeaeration has assumed, creates uneas
itlC3S AY to the re...tilt—a general war being
feare4.
Ko , inth lind passed through France en route
for I tnty.
Prince Napoleon's corps had commenced
moving.
The Austrian* aro reported to have entered
Va
FRANCE--The Parit bourse was depressed.
The new British Ministry had been official
ly announced, as follows :—Viscount Palmer
ston first Lord of the Treasury; Hon. W. F. -
Gladston, Chancellor of the Exchequer; Lord
John Russell, Socretray of State for the foreign
department; Duke of New Castle; Secretary
of State for the Colonies; Hon. Sidney Herbert,
Secretary of State for War department; HOD.
Charles Wood, Secretary of State to the India
Post: Duke ofSonterset,`Lord of the admiral
ty ; Lord Campbell, Lord Chancellor; Earl
Granville, President ut the Council; Duke
of Argyle, Lord Privy Seal; Earl of Elgian,
Posttntoter General; lion; Richard Cobden.
President of the Board of Trade; Hon. S.-Ed
ward Cardwell, First Commissioner of the
Board of Public Works; Lion. J. Milner Gib
son, l'resideut of the Poor Law Board; Hon.
Sir George Goy, Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster; Hon. Sir A. Coekburne succeeds
Lord Campbell, as Lord Chief Justice.
Parliament met on the 17th inst., when
Lord Derby announced. the resignation of the
Ministry Earl Granville. President of the
Council - said, that he Would reserve his expla
nation of the policy of the new government
till a future day. The House of Lords then
adjourned till tlie 21st inst. In the House of
Cotnmons, Mr. Disraelli announced the resig-,
nation of the Ministry, and tnaved an adjourn
ment, which Nl.ta,t carried.
A despatch from Vienna says that the French
have established adept °attic Albanian coast,
and disembarked large quantities of gold coin.
An Austrian corps &armee, which • -loft
Ancena per Tessaro, had been directed towards
the lower Po, to Join tho troops in the' prow
..
It h uncertain yet Whether Cella harbee
ovitcysted.
Overland Mail.
Sr. Louis, June 20.—The overland mail,
with dates to the Gth' inst.., arrived last night.
Four hundred Mexican families, liberals, were
driven to tho Rio Grande, near Fort Davis, by
the Church party.
Professors Ise, Gayer *and La Mountain
will leave this city on-.Friday,-in a balloon, on
an expedition to
,tho Atlantic coast.
r. `. •
• - .RE310VA.14.
W. &
UAW REMOVED TO NO. 69 1.1" Alt•
JLA. 14: ET Street, corner of Pourilt,'Where they will re
main till ttio ilretof 23eptember when they will remove to
their new etore now being built at the old otalut corner
of Fifth and'Market streets. 4:4m
BE BALTIMORE SKIRT.,--The• best
T
Skirt in the market, made expressly to' order for
our owe sales. City and country dealera supplied at a
liberal diseouut. EATON, OREE .ICO.,
Jeil Fifth and Market streets.
SUN UMBRELLAS—In Silk and Ging
ham; closing atvery low prices. WholeadeDealers
aro oi r cially invited to examine our stock and prices,
_ jo3 - 1;ATOIN1; ORME tCO, Fifttrahtl Market da, .
Ctifr'l'ON A.N.1.)• LINEN ri.tINGES AND
DRAIDB—For Banque Tnnitninp—A v@r3l
ansortmem of all widths. .5,01 d wh,oickah wad "tail at
tha lowestposPible Pri°4!!. • •
4 n/7 X4l' o 4.'alit;g 4 ea. virtu sad Market sta.
iiiiRIO4•POMATUM.—A largo supply of
jpi dos excellent mild° just rooelyad at ••
JOSEPH EPL.FAFINCPS,
Jon corner Diamond and Marko. atroot.
lailir A N DSOM E DOUBLE SKIRT FRENCIi
1.1. LAWN ROBES at Three Dollar% same al' erg
early in the season at rive Dollars.' mit% 80 . 04 4=501,
ment Silk' Dusters and !Ace Manlier, ' •
an ' C. lIANSON WV, , bl. TA Market street. ~
• • UP --'.7 .$ . . EAU. ..LUSTRALZ 'OT
4
, rcANTEL—This universally approved and admired'
au le, free from ardent spirits,pungent. oils io sad Other
destructive materials, cleanstheluir expodi way reu.
ders ita beautiful- bright, and SEtt . 4 . ! to it o delicate
fragrance of the Hewers. reir
;,.
• . _ • , , - .I();TEPU. FLEX( IN .
i s • ocrner Diamond sod Market atrwit.:..,
DRYIRON-7-50.toriplakeAquiricti
.12 Foundry iron, to arrive and for sills Ire
mpg }may
bbh3. - kastport; new;:
do do :
For sato . by . I gld. a SMITH 'ICO.,
'GS) 118 Second. And 147 Front stroefa. •
rands, in
WHITE BEANS-50 bushels for sale'by
V V Jeao WM. E. SMITH I CO.
SYRIT-28 bbls.prime Sy r. F. fox We. b
WM. ff. B to?,
ie2 o Sown and rmcd
DEANS-50 Barrels; alkali white, fbr' sale
Aj by ile22 11EXRX , 74. CALLUS—
.IdIJ BBLS. SPAIRSA ViALTEßCEforsalo
: lateTasui
,• . • • . 4.
15=2!
lIPERIOR, RECORD CAP.- sale by
as Ntr.'soa'.i/U!!%,..1uN741%,
~, Itt.
ilt, _
%•
`'`.4,
CO „Mid Rolm,.
Steamer. *
. .
Literpc4 York...L.Juxte'2s.
.Arlig ßO WAlL msa ßer o - 6:a.n.yr:!2925,:91
Arg0..1.. .... Tork......Galway---Jtu2e, 23
Puiton . ... --New York ..Babe ' ' ;Awe -
City of ManehertoO.NeW -ItOrki.l—Corl44otn 2s •
20
tianganio New'
PITTSBURGH„
WEEKLY REVIEW.' 4 '" - -
Carefully Entlsecreaul aU4 I- ecteet by oui otai
Commercial Reporter
• - •Pmss9tcQa , 4u! , !, 29, / 135 ?;;'
Business has once more subsidedinto_ its ordinary
channel; and now Mat the frost pitch lust may
eipieet Bie 2 dulhaCia . tisital ortliercirj.
indeed, in the week just closed we havoiptiA foro4sto .
of what may be anticipated
The market for flour and, grain seems to be pretty'
well settled, at least until the new clop comes In Whim
slight decline' mar ensile. =ln otheeartlcles wu note
little change. Onr merettanteere filiing quiety, the few
orders they receive, and preparing to meet ILibilities
falling dna on tho lat of July. :
TAO rivet: is a fci . inches lOwer than at 'Mir last, but
there istiot . rmeii businessfor boats. But little produce
le arriving,and this lie not, the,reason. for heavy ahip
ments, westward and, southward of Pittsburgh manu
factured articles. ,
. ,
At'disite no 'Material change in' the •tinoney Market ,
though It is still groveling tighter.. Bat 'the cranmercial
cottammity, bagptlyi; require only small „taticommoda.
lions, and- hanks ahow,a . disposition to make them
WI far La posptile, demand for
,eatste!rn exdhingd
stilt cantfunea;"%ehich; %titbit coining in of the' small is.
sues of our banks, has a tendency to create a scarcity
The following consparatlvostatotnentisnnula up crinn
the official 'statements oCtko conaitiuno!the city tianks
for the week ending on Monday.last,, and; for thosP
, of
the week previous:: • •••• .; :-= • "
LOlllll susd
One by other
Notes, At., of other . Banks
andfireasurY
Circulation. 1,888,478 2 00 1,863.653 00
One to other Banks.. ... 920,362. 96 ..• 74,32$ 87
. 14.78,3% 16.. I,Cirso4l3 fib
. ,
These flguxes show the following °ewer:Wive results
InereAse in Loans and $28,167 . 25
Increase irt amount due by otherßanks....—• 23,188 41
Decrease in Notes and Checks of other Basks - -
At
42,312 93
Increase in ... 33
Decrease in Circulatinti ' 24,315 00
Increase in amount due to other Hank 5.........; 6,984.131
Increase in Depostte:..--- .. ..
The ebOve figures show a net increase in. Assets of
$11,213 "%and a net increase inLiabilitiesofs'467o 43
making the difference in favor of the Banks ttus week
Apples.-None in maikei sad figarda' 'only nominal
We: rote Common at - !4,500and choice at V 0545. If
... . .
Ashes— We note a decline of qc. in all grades. "Pots
rate al 5#6140 and Pearls at C 1 4€46%0; Soda Ash 'at 3%
QV; Nitrate of Soda ai 6€0 1 ,0, and Concentrated Lyo
Bamoza...Malutaina about the same figures. Shoul
dem we quote at 75.64tbrKe :Bides atiq,4@9 - Xe.aml Hants
at 10/a16340 VI 8, 'Sneer cured-hams at 11 1 / 4 @l2c. for
cit . and lle. for plain Western.. -. . . ' - . - .
-.Aro in good supply,with but a light deinand.
Bales of small white at $1,50 * brishel, and a few lots at
higher figures.' ' - - - - . • .:,
Butter.:. There is a better demand, and we (mate . at
Broome—Are scarce and high: ' COmMonnew are
worth $2 per dozen: good $2,16 -0.12,-sind fancy p,50. :.:
Buckets and Tube—The Bearer manufacturers,
r ,
nes are as follows :--diuckets, plain inside, * dozen,
14.5; painted inside, $1,50; 3 fit:1(413,21,1'5: Tribs,-NO. 1 ,
hoops,* dozen, $1,14: No. 7,'Y h00pa,.16,76; No. 2,
t o et 1C0.3, P1L54.5_0; No. 4, 1471; Na 6, WO; Heelers;
o. 2. till; Half Bushels, sealed; ;3,71... -
Cordage— •. .
...
1
Manilla Rope, coil.-11 *lb Mmuflis ,oo ßope,ent.....l2* .115
Tarred " " ...11. VI lb Hemp - " ." —ll *lb
Hemp " " -.11 *TO Tarred " " -.13 II lb
Paciung Tarn. fine-11 *lb Packing - Yarn, com.lo.* lb
lief ards...Manilla,Sl,so,
SIX, $2.1292,15 41 doom: nap ooil, r /le. 3.1 h... .. ~
Poona Laws maaille. ne. ft docent- Hemp - We:4 dos
thtton , thrdagc...Cottod Rope ! , .l'aridupwards,MlC4 do.
below 3 =C.; Bed Cord 0 0476.41 dozen:
PlongtiLinea R.,26; . Bash Cords $440, . _.-
- Cauedlee— Th e following are now the curren t
of city manufacturers: Moulds Mc. ji Ill; Dip -1.234 e.;
Star 1 2 61: 19 c.r "_"-_- - ' ' ' - ' - . • ''• and
cheese— e quantity in . roarhet is not Mrge, a“,..
the demand is limited.. Western Rewrite Li sod' at
tiliatt c.-, and Gm:bents tiondnal at 'l2e. ' , ' -. -
- - Corn Meal:-Ha. adrarteed to Mc II bush. from the
mills.-- • ' . - -. : ... - : . .
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Crackers... The price 3 hive undergone a farther
advance. The quotations are now as 17.31lowst—Water
Crackere'lb.sXe.,...7lglu;_ tier do. 614 c.; Sugar Soda
Te.t &MUM Te. Pitenireiul sthbl. obo. _ „
Criasaberslee:-The market is well stipplled, lAA the
demand la limited. • 'Sales from' store are nude is sll@
sll.Bo‘l bble, or hos of 3-bush • - .
Dried Pruit..Applea are Is little .demand, and we
note only. Decisional sales at $2,.%.? bush:' Peaches
ere in better request, - comrriandlng sll.oo4#3,3osthmsu.
scarce din de
at.l4solk. 'f do
peed..,, Quiet. W a e n Missnote of-BD m at too s.
100 lbs.; Shorts at $1,10; Ship Stuffs at $1,93 and
dlings ai 51,a241,65. Oil Meal fa stencly-al 4:3@i22
Feathers...Salm of prime Western' ere madieon ar-
rival at 45e. small Ibta, mid from store 5t48.950c.
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Fire Betelk—Sales of Bolivar at r'''44. °s 1 1 M.
Insla...No. 3' Mackerel are in good demand 4811,50
filA6O bbl. for large, and $6,004.0,12 half bbl. Lake
White $ lO , OO _V bbl. and $54454..," la half bbl. ' Baltimore'
Herring ASO l bbL for new.and Halifas-S4O bbl.
Lake. Trout PAO p bbl .Codfish bels,tic' i
Flear....The market has at length settled arid price:a •
are firm. The arrivals are limited. and sales are medal
from first hands at SOX for superfine, and $11,74 for es,'
tra, a decline of 60c since, last week- From store the
ruling figures me fa;:5017.00 for stipatifine,S7.oog7.lts for
extra de, and 117,604i7,111 for. extnufamil7.. - Some aides
are reported athigher figures, but there are about the
average rates. and bare been . siddireen loiter.
_.
.Graia..."Rho market shows butlittle change, antithe,
supply of all kinds i exek.dinglx light: qboteioats
at Mellow Arxt hand% and eatii4s . c from 'Stele.' Corn is
in better supply but last week's rates are maintained,
via $l,OO from wharf and &pi*: antratt.ol' from store. -
Barber and Rys are still nominal at 70(47bcfor the form
er and 81,0001,05' rut the tatter: Wheat is dal, with
only a tow iota of Southern uniTip& Which is taken up
at 81, 60 01, 00 .
• The market has been well ' fi lled - With
Bu ckwheat. and earlirin . the Week. osilats.wartmnade at
ups:3 4 AZ, but figures hare :gone down tq A1,2:,®1,110,
the demand htivuu4nearly ceased.
GirocertelL.Contintle dull. with , talkie of stlwar in
hlids at 7,Y,Xsac ; Molasses at 40c to eity.ind' 41(4,43e
to country trade: tkitreo at 1214 1.3 a atui:Rtce ailkss, l ‘;•.
Gas: plpe...Tho follownig r are, quotations for tho
wrought iron WAN{ • • , • !-•
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i thui
j Inch 'Pir.. eta. 1% nolo Gas 32 cts.
u
. u p" 90
u .11)4 " • .2,90 "
• Ittlide.i4. to-the eniternarydniNinnt. ' . •
llisty...Sales from the scales, at slo@l6 11g top, with a
good supply. •
c . onittuindle'fi ftt:i green
salted Sc, and dry flint lee.
Llionapera.Tl)ete is nothing doids.idd quatatiOns
are nominal at 1620ar fur pearl; ,
Iron and aTatto,..The qoutationiaf insonfactured
-Iron Illi1) - 41r SlaoWe N4-Commonl3ar ;234- to ,23ic..
Nan : Are. selling at $3,5004,76 for /04.1. ha 4d., according
o quality, *The farms Ore sir month's' Credit,' or a yi
taut discouritlbr earth . . f3aled . llaht. - • • • ••• •
adranced ;slightly. , Wet notice , sales of
City I'o.l. In bbia. and tierces at 1,24d2gc, natlh) kegs
at 1343.13,tic, and country 0.110434 c.
Leather-. The market ' Is steady, with no change in
Red S panishSolo . Vi
Slaugliter..—.—.. b 3 (.0V0-
Skirting_ • " • WOW.
Harness— ....... " —...... .............. 24426 c.
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iikiirtal:or Sairoard...The following are the quotat i ons
of sanaoned number; from the mei , ' an.tho oktiy
Common 1 inch Boards, 10100 feet........., 416 00. '
Clear " " 33 00i
Flooring dreraied.at' - " 001
Siingle 3 A494 9o -1. :7! 1••••• ••••••------ 3 2 60. .
Lath,
Oak. Ilqoring, **molt itkoh.N l lo4 3 fee?... 4
11.2 00 .
! Lumber s Greeiri: . .alsire la but little, doias, ceforw mow
is worth SPWO tcw /AO feet And, Cleak lA OO
eitlC Ottue ibot; and Blungjes $3,354e.,60 MOO, •
0161.,,:„ 11 4. 1 3161.37110rols. dos and weiquotezia
It WI. to city; and'lLPslll td'ecatur. • • i
. • ligatada.-Pig Lead: hswaleoliasstV' 14
WWI, Sheet Uo„ riper ~• ViNkl.; Sheet Brass 3.e.
011C-tawd No.l is 'held gnat by thtr' nuatifkotuxers.
wt llo o 93 ,:sriglwocosswrial .sale at9le. No. 2 is xo
76c. Linseed red "steady at 16078 e. - Coal•Oil soils at
11.,1 1 ,4 016 $ 3 rThift 00 4.ead ,10 , 47641t1Stgaufor.gla OW ,
cle
fronis2l-10 th 4.
5 11 4cran t
4.3*kVikt4Pirt FPu t ' '
°fll4 "
antes 01.
slinost bare. .1S o Neatuinnoeha in marker!
w'mmon'titilAti , sad BedatrpAspbush:
• -Powditr...There beebeena deellpoin. the . pricea oE
No: on former quotations - '6f suouna $l on' Rifle;
.the: quotations sow: ate': for, Wasting. *26 "iik hog;
BM°
Rye r Flour.
o ..Th a e
llar delatard iuraiixi ts 4 . t., fai vri t: sat ittg ai aal tif ee:t!l, 1 7.atti
Bond atolas.:..Regulaa asilesof inatuspion polnitY
yr . There ?a bal Jattlo.. (kook& „Niro
~boar.., of no
Oriiitielovortkotti first lanolin sumo onnillioto
4omato2o 2 574 b 7 c 7 515 11 k#5 2 5 0 211WMP15AY Acta but
steady, at .S:4 s l'Woi:Vax bunP, V., 00 0 1 , 05 1 bat' am
Sholi t thre r adM i 4 k 4 4-..Ttie iharicep Have hgeiln
0011,ned,In bl a rare noir ti rang figure a;
We Sheetin&s, We.* 'WC 33 7 aganafiet,-.i ~-
/lend No
1
tios:6 tiil(cin; -- r ' - N0:itt.:.:....„...., 25 .er. :„.
•,' bitedThr.l,7oo6li• 1i0.17.7..„,..;.,...„. in
Mo. 1.1 on 11. 21 1111 .. N0..1.9. '27 0, .....
Nca2..,4„..;;.,;; Sala , : I.: N0t19.2,...;•2...i... , : , 28'.› o , ' ~,
a 40 , 15 ---40- 23 , , 5 , •••• ; 14 ?.'1. 4 r7 4 •7f - r• i 4 2
~., 1 4 . 4 '."'
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N 0.400,10 doz.. 11 ® -.• Do. White, 25
No. 600, " ... .10 to 30 211 411' 4 . ,
`No 000.. .......... Or ;white, - 8g
No 700 ...... 8 - to 44. 2 2. i 6 _
Battnit,No. 1-. 16
.NO-.1060 8 ® "N 0.2-. 16'
TororleeYerh., - -TV Family Batting
„.17.
• Carpet cord es__ :.18- ®
Cli'n,as.
• sorted color.. 53 I
Saat;:rhe fOilikrilMg r att thalTtaatligettallettpriCeB4
FC , OMI 3 I 4 , No. 1 Falai, Nt"Chehiieal,':63i; CeitEd Wad-
Tallow—Rough quOteset and Corintry nindered
at 9c. : y t
White &a—White, Lead.,ls '
,fir and in atearly dlinunid'af V.,60 Vag fbr pare'
oil
drj'ioa *40., entooD tattle usual
,discntuat,i. Bed
bead 83.44@i9e. net, and Lithargel3%. - '
Window Glass— The prices of city
..brantli.bani.:.l
.
advanced: anct.we correct our griotations as follower—
.6zB and 7x9, it Uta. 0r .50 'fet..4160; - 840,42,16; Bat,
g@ruxl2;eiid lo . l . l . 2 i4B 4o ; l x l o - atidaxl4,g7.,66,•,loxlfa
ard,loa lo , V.,16i 10* cent. di scount Cal miry
brands 500. lower. •' ' • '" " - •
Wool—The demand is not as heavy as usual. Prices„
range from 29 to 46cthroogh the different arades, , and
few Nita Of - Wdettington county hats eroug4„ a
- high as
60(4.52e.
Whisky—Sales Raw, for cash at 2c, and Iteetakid,;
at 2802144coshisoid 35 1 - r,
Pirmixammus, Jane 2ZZThere is some little inquiry
farlourAUt South America sales 2.000 ,bbla Diarnmad
Mills extra, and' mime eitra'faMili,kut - private tern:it;
freely °tiered at 62 1 - without thes sal
141:ir t ri rls i l l e e ar ia e buy ing extra and lots at SO, W s--- ;
Rye - Frolif daltat .sl4l,sll , Corit Meal dull at53.a%•..,1Th , ..
drooplugv sales rod at $.1,50g1,60, and whitest 3.1.60001,-
70. Bye dull it 'Corn saleasooo.heah
yellow at 81@822alloakt Oats unsettled &des 2,000 bush
els'A sale
_prime Delaware at 45@ufc, alai' aslitli,4_4ld
j ofßuckweat at 75c. Whisky staarly at 27ucoe.
New - Ydrk - Market:" - - "
Nzw twin; Janeadvanced; Sidesltllbstia;
the steamer caused an advance of 3, , ,Vi'c; upland
dling,llXe... Flour, wasettled: sales .5000 bbls. ' Wheat'
heavy; safes' 8000 bughi , Corn WOW.; : sales. 24)X1
bush; yellow And mixed svestern-/WAc; yellow south
ern, 87©88c. Beef Beef at Cady at $10613,55: Pork beavy and
lower:with sales dn&e bbla, atSloo)l6.= for reewt,and
'512,8734012 for prime. Bacon quiet. ButierAleelined;
010,12(2)13.
_ . .
Camersarr, June .—Flour maintains its ptkdtiont
without cluing& Wheat is a shade _better. Corn firm,
'at 8041,82. Rye quoted at Me. Barley and Oats; mail{
50, with sales at less. Whigley dull. at ProsisionF.
are a ,little morp,active : ;the inquiry is mostly for baepn
Bides.
Junn,2l June 27:.
-• • n 2 -$6,918,4.13,87
176,841 41 M. 5,00) 82
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if New Vork•Ca,ttle ..Market. _
New Tom, June 29.—Beeves heavy; reeeivea aSat
head; pricea3,4c lower. with vales at 7,g111, average price;
9. Sheep heavy treceiptsl3oX/r the prinee;are nettled,
era - Ay lower, having declined 750)100 per heath - Swine
dull; receipts WOO.
836,542 . 2E4.X9-it
197 . 496 . .:1,914A6;+
Humour, June 'is lidavy and :15e lower;
Howard street being effered at 113.50 1 'There is no Wheat
offering. Corms firm yellow at 80c1gpit1e. ' -Pro
visions nne_banged. Whieky 2134 e. _
A VAL13;i111:E" 3f nfa>icg:=Dr:' Nikon's
Tonic entbortic and Anti-Dyspetic Pills were inveritEkr
Ily n regular physiciannia fhoroirgh'chatnist,wlM, after
years of study and experience, elaborated the met
eine and introduced it successfally in his private prac
tice. Its surpassing efficacy in Dye - PepBla, ifeadaChe,
Dysentery. Bilious Fever, .t.e, soon spread its fame be
yond the private Practice of the Doctor, and it. Ito* . P l l -
joystinprecedeided celebrity ps a safe and reliable med
icine. D. L Fahnestock lc No. 66, corner Wood
and Fourth streets, Pittsburgh, are now the ProPrieteri.
See . PM adv'ertis'ement on the 'third pagi of. to. are
papet:: • •. • . . • jeZtdaw
R. T. KENNEDY W. S. KENNEDY:
PEARL STEAM MILL.
FLOOR, CORN MI 2 A j AND HOMINY,
LN.P/TTSBURG.ID.AixI} APPALT-. 1 ,1T-t -
azadydzw] TERMS, CASH 13N DELIVERY
- EY E sier
MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER,
The 'deli' Remedy the: Whole World,
SURE TO EXTERMINATE - 2
EATS, MICE, COCKROACHES: iIL'OS,../LNTS;, MOMQUI
TOES,:FLELS, MOTHS, MOLES, GRAIN Mro/1/13,"“
AND GARDEN INSECTS, - ie.
50,P09 BOXES SOLD IN ONE MONTH:
Those celebrated remedies have beer; extensively
used for twenty-two years in all parts of Dalrone,atid
.their rniradulo o s : power have been attested , by the
Courts of Busl,ct," Prance,' England, Austria,.. -
Bavaria, Saxony, Belgium, Hollan Naaplesoko r ,
,their Chemical-properties examined , and appro by
She most diatimpushed Medical , Faccdtiela.Wevor the
Their ,iestructiietcOss to alltinds Of Vriiiireitidinsects
hag been eertillal in:thisf.city by thelgett.amottO
.various. Public institutions, Planters,Fitimers,;.pro
prietorsM' Hotels, Watehonstas, IlfannfactottelAndAry
various distinguished private, citizens- 1 „ ,; • -.-,,-
Numerous Testimonials "and Certificates' orthe
efficacy of these Remedies can-be seen at. theDepok t
and Proprietor. ' JOSEPH Aril,
.ftllttiCAL ht!talti,_
Depot, 1;.a.11.12 Broadeoay,mr. Houston st„
General Agent for the United Statei . 'lnd Was.
For sale, :Wholesale end Rottul: the InTeetor
FREDERICK V. RUSHTON, Druggist, - D . ro:10 /Lagos
Hottse,' did 417 Broadtribi;.Nrw 'roux.
:For sale io this city. Wholesale, and. Retail,. by.R. E.
Sellers eortiver.Wood and-Second:Streets JOsetih
iFteadrig,i corner. I)isuutind. and /llst4et. ,street,, ;Lad
Beckham, Allegheny . .
VIIviEGAIR.
wARRANTgp Pure, and ..
adtilleratOd, and
Pleklae for .years, the earnoithat I hare
eoblto a inalor4ty of the Pittsburgh Gro7
cora for Tit - T.lNa rtans,and,Squich has taken
Maio' Prtm TI -
at Pennsylvania State Fairs; I' am note ort'
fering Iti•tlni city . and' 'country, tradeiht
greatly reduced prices.
Please, order direct. Ternr4 Nab.
8A41 ,0 3 1 , 140 Water, sigeet,
between SmithireldriadVia%l.
rar2'—dAw
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V ' H. M'CrEE
1.--KERPRA NA', A. 1 , 14 .0
.Thaala in Ready Idada ClatlAng and Gentlemep's,Fra ,
coiner or 'Federal iiti-eat tinci!-Maiket
liquaFra, .illogheny, City. sattly
irwi LL 4
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street amt. ,i)nquespe Way, and nnrchased tine Mt of
Horses, Niggles and Carriages, PerZuhlrespedtfttny so
licit the patronage of :my friends and puNie gontlallY,
assnripg them-that they eau be accommodated the
moSt reasonable rates. Ihare.ma4le such arrangements
..thrtt persons ail:shin); their horses .kept.,can:,be well ac
commodated. • BRCELAND:'
a Scott 1144144.Pittaburgb, Pa
L;. C 11EP.SURN,.
:ATIVAXIIr 3 . 1,111 r, AND CONVItt#O3,
,cit-FlciE i ftiTit 31. Brpsulia",
sp Fourth 4reet.
- CT - UR ,• •,
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HALrliteE
Or Gauze, Merknq, Ootton,ysle Thread, Linen and Silk,
CIIIES lIFELD & SON'S, •
No. 83 Wood street
- -
St 111 ) BT.JC:KWIEEAT.-`2OO .-
Seed Buckiibeat., now in store and for sale by
JAMES A. I*.k...t.ta
AWNS,BERM : E CALSUN
•MRRELLAS,Ioop. Ski l ts:dace nd.Sik Mn a
tles,Hier,eecleWor,ae SQ: VE,y
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BLACK.SILK LACE.-
11JJ• over.lock yards of extra wide and Oxtra quality of
Bla,olc-Silit Lace, justreceived by 'Express this day. by
.
EATON, CEEB- k
. eonterFifth and Market.streets.
:VRESH BUTTER.-7 - jars 'and 4 kegs
j: Fresh. Buttei,juilreCelved and for sale
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el. . corner Market arid -nest streeta.
NIJMBEt: r ., ~g.':;.,;-=--,
Philadelphia Market.
Clneluriatl katkei.
Baltimore Maiket.
'A T.f.TZGHEIrf "CITY;
g. T.'. KENNEDY. &,13110.1,7
WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED
MANUFACTURED ANJ tiM,Mi/IE4)
New. Livery Stable:
0. 111 Tifood'street for rent.
mrl2 = B CUTHBERT *:SON
CANE HOOPS—AII lengths of round and
cat at low p l ico!,,k the gross.
Jes EATON . - C CO. Filth, and:Market sta.
D RIED 'APP..I..i:ES.---MUEI.O 131:17411ts'afcAosiee by
nlyzi- - Ml 7 Liberty street.
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