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VOLUME
the Pailt) Foot.
JAMES. P. BARE,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
.Trams:—Dally, Vivo Dollars per year, strictly in ad
vanes. Weekly, Single subscriptions Two Dol
lars per year; in Clubs of five, One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure and Arrival of Pattenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
Express Train - 1115 A. M. 8:56 A. M. 1:01 P. M
Mail Train. 8:50 A. M.
Express Train......-.12:50 P. M. 8:45 P. M. 2:30 A. 51
Arrive at Chicago:
Express, .6,31 P. M. I Express, MT, A. M
Returning, arrive at Pittsburgh:
Mail, 89.5 P.M. I Express, 3'.30 P. M. I Express, 22D A. M
(From Federal Street Station,Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation.. 9:30 A. M 5:03P. 11
.. 8:05 A. M . 1/10 P.M
Ammy/oania Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant . streota . .)
Leaves. Arrives.
&50 P. M. 1245 P. M.
250 A. M. ILSO P. M.
.1.23 P. IC 1?...'.3) A. M.
Express Train.
Mail
Fast. Line
The Jptinstawn Nay Passenger
.. 6.03 A. M. 1:10 P. M.
2:50 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
-.10:40 A. M. 6:50 A. M
....4:30 P. M. 12:30 A. DI.
11.155 I'. M. • 41415 P.M
Train
Johnstown Aneommodation
nrat Turtle Creek "
Fti‘rond a " _
Third a a
Pittsburgh and anoultarille Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Amves.
7:88 A.M.. 61.5 P. M
._430 P. M. 8:15 A. M
Cicrelatui and Pittsburgh Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
—12.15 A. M. 2.40 A. M.
... 8.25 A. M. 4.00 P. M.
1.05 P. M. 8,10 P. M.
Traia.
Express Train.
Express Train
Mail Train
Flit Line-......
lvallsville accommodation 5.00 P. M. 11.00 A. N.
Pittsburgh, Ciiitumbus end Cincinnati Raitroad.
(From Liberty and Gtant streets.)
Leaves Pitts. Columbus. Arr. in Cin.
Fast Line 12.15 A. M. 8.00 A. 51. 1130 A. M
Erpresa 'Crain.. 1.05 P. 51. 130 A. M. 7.30 A. 51
tr:&"' ORIIANS' FOURTH or JULY CCLEBRA-
Tum—The annual Pie-Nie, for the benefit of St. Paul's
It.. C. Orphan Asylum, will come off on MONDAY. July
4th, at IRON CM PARK," (formerly Liannya Grove.
where everything calculated to add to the enjoyment o
vkitors will be provided.
Cars will leave the Liberty street depot every hal
hour during. the day. commencing at 9 o'clock, A. M.
the last train returning at 7 o'clock, P. M.
N. 11.—All persons u n it provided with dinner tickets
will Ire charged ten cents ailintssion to the grounds.
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Railroad Accident.
On Wednesday morning as the mail train
East on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
cago Railroad, was about to pass a crossing,
some two miles west of Wooster, Ohio, a cow
got, before the locomotive, which was thrown
from the truck and overturned, causing the
death of one person and injuring two others.
The cars and machinery were net seriously
damaged. A new train was procured, and the
imikngers reached the city about eight o'clock
in the evening.
David A. Brown, express messenger for
Union Line Express Company, WM fatally in
jured, and lived but a few hours. Mr. Brown
was injured by a large box, in his care, falling
upon him. •Do was a native of Litchfield,
Conn., about twenty-tive years old, and un
married.
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The engineer, A. Duinere, was thrown from
his engine as it turned over. Was but slight
ly injured.
The tiremrn, Wilton Dumereo was thrown
frornthe engine, and, when found, was lying
in a small pool of water. Ho was seriously
injured.
The cars were all thrown from the track, but
did not receive much injury. None of the
passengers were injured, with the exception of
a few slight bruises. caused by being thrown
around in the cars when they got off the track.
SEILIotTS ACCIDENT AT THE EAGLE COTTON
Es.cronv.—Yesterday morning at about seven
o'clock, as a boy named Robert McCombs,
about fourteen years of age, employed at the
Eagle Cotton Factory, Allegheny city, was
standing looking down the elevator from the
second floor, the key which secures the chain
to the shaft gave way, and the elevator, which
was descending fell a distance of ten feet, catch
leg the boy between it and the fender, over
which he was leaning, He was extricated with
some difficulty and conveyed to his home, on
Sandusky street. opposite the Baptist church.
Drs. Elliott and Trevor were called in, and
found he had received severe internal injuries,
and serious bruises on the back and breast; his
fungus was alSo . lacertited by iis'teeth. Tne
elevator struck him below the shoulders, and
pressed him downwards, with his breast in the
fender. The physicians think the boy will
,
probably recover.
An accident of a Yiilar character occurred
in tlie setae factory two years sinew, by which'
a man lost his life, and since then the proprie
tors have incurred a heavy expense in guarding
against such accidents. The key which came
out had been considered perfectly secure, and
carelessness cannot be alleged in this case. The
boy had only been in tho factory two weeks,
and had been warned to keep his bead out of
the slide in which the elevator works, but dis
regarded the injunction.
LOCUpT GRovE SKMINARY.—At the request '
of ap' of the institution, we copy with ,
pleasury following notice of Mr. Foster of,
the Disp e .
We have no hesitation in say
ing that the institution, its principal and teach
ers, deserve the high commendations bestowed
upon them, &c., &e.
Locust Grove Seminary for young ladies, near
this city, closed its summer term and acedemic
year this week. Having been present yester
day, for a few hours, .we can cheerfully bear
testimony to the proficiency of the pupils in
algebra. , mental arithmetic, history, French,
vocal music, &c., and presume they have made
equal progress in other branches upon which
they were examine d4O day or two preceding.
The secluded yet theitql. Piiccessible location of
the institution (just beyond the U. S. Park,
Lawrenceville,) the fine view it commands,
beautiful and extensive grounds, and pure air
—combined with the excellence of the teach
ers, and their success heretofore in imparting
knowledge—and the high character of its trus
tees, entbracing some of our first citizens—
combine to rendt3r , it orie .of fl , us, bast of its
hind, and render .it unnecessaryldriend•our
kiiis abroad for'an education. , It commences
the next-terra late in Septembef, under the
charge of its present excellent Principal, Rev.
George T. Rider, 4. M:, assisted (we pre5,41,a1.0,1
by thb same cow of teachers whobavi so suc
cessfully taught luring the Past year.
—14, 7 e eau heartily endorse the above, as the
institution is worthy of all commendation. It
is pleasantly situated, easy of omen, and affords
to families residing in the city an excellent op
portunity of having the female members edu
cated in all the necessary branches, by compe
tent teachersomd with the very important ad
vantage of having them always near home.
LOOK OUT FOR THE SHOW.—To-day the cele
brated Great World Circus of Messrs. Antonio
h Wilder, will arrive in the city, and this
evenlng •give , a pet formane•t:m the 'T.Arrible
Ifsaf!not, Fenn strbet: The Cbmpany'fs "said
to ho an excellent one, etrairacing a variety of
tabint, including the Antonio family. Wm.
. 4 kriastrong, the renowned bare-back rider, Tom
Osborn, the great two, four and six horse ri
der, Johnny Davenport, the Kentucky clown,
the Afagara ballet troupe, several female Naos- .
trians, and a corps of acrobats, gymnasts,
trained horses, &c. The horses and equip
ments are all in good order, and a first class en.
tertainment may be expected. This company
will remain over the Fourth and give several
performances on - that day.
CONVICTED OF- •almfrisv. .--Onfgh US
day' morning, District Attorney-Collier .made
the chising-speedh to tlict'jOry: inl4tdf tif the
ContinonWealth, in . the case 'of CharlesBlackor,
accUsed of the killing of T. 119 pradley t at
WifWilliamsburg, in April last. 4ap 24eClure
then delivered an able and impartial charge to
the jury, affirming all the points raised by de
fendants counsel. He said he thought the evi
dence would scarcely warrant a conviction for
murder in the first degree, and after defining
the law gave tho case to the jury. They re
tired and in about two hours returned with a
verdict of manslaughter. Theprisoner was re
manded to jail.
Tax Allegheny Conference of the M. E.
church moots at 491lidayaburg to-moraow.
)ittL_l A ---- b , ..
T o /
b
—The store room of Mr. Matthew F. White,
of Whitestown, Butler county, was entered by
burglars on the night of Sunday last. A case
of shoes, a quantity of dry goods and otbei
articles were taken, to the value of between
one and two hundred dollars. No person slept
in the store, - which fact. was doubtless known
to the burglars, who hid evidedtly made therd
selves acquainted with the.premises.
—A German painter, called " Dutch John,"
residing in Williamsburg, Blair county, com
mitted suicide recently, by severing the arter
ies of both arms with a razor. He was a man
of intemperate habits, and kept bachelor's hall.
He is said to have perpetrated the act of self
destruction very coolly and systematically.
—On last Friday afternoon a heavy rain
storm passed over Indiana. About two miles
north of the town, the barn on Abraham
llootte'l3 farm was unroofed, and several large
sugNStrees in the vicinity were torn up by the
roots.
—Henry Spence was convicted of horse
stealing at Indiana, the other day, and got
two years imprisonment in the Western Peni
tentiary.
BURSTING OP A SEWER—On Wednesday
night, a large sewer, traversing Pennsylvania
avenue and emptying into the Monongahela
river, burst, at about twelve o'clock, in the
rear of the Eighth Ward Grist Mill and Ag
ricultural Implement Factory of Messrs. Munn
& Barton, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Boyd streets. The ground under the boiler
and side wall of the main buildifig was washed
away, leaving a yawning chasm of some twen
ty feet in depth, and coveringa surface of sixty
or eighty feet.. The damage to the mill is Tory
serious, and will render the removal of several
feet of the wall necessary, the foundation hav
ing been actually swept from under it. The
- biller has sunk some five fent below its origi
nal level, and the machinery connected with it
is a good deal injured. Thn loss is not great,
but the time lost in making repairs will be the
most serious xesult--and it may be possible
that the' firm can recover damages from the
city.
THE CRICKICT MATCU AT LAWILENt:EVILLE
—The match between the Atlanta and St.
George's Cricket Club, at Irwin's meadow.
Lawrenceville, yesterday, resulted in the de
feat of the latter. Thu score was as follows :
St. George's—first innings 17 ; second in
nings '2B. Atlanta—first innings 10; second
innings Ot winning with nine wickets to go
down. The play was good and the game con
ducted with spirit and the best of good feeling.
On next Thur4day the return match will be
played on the Commons, Allegheny city, On
Saturday next, six members of the St. George,
play against'Messrs. Earle'ena Sproult of the
01 •m tie, at Lawrenceville.
To THE AUTItoItITIF.S.—We have of late
been requested, several tinsel, to call the atten
tion of those whose duty it is to keep* the
streets in repair to the condition of Washing
ton street, which is sadly in need of renovation,
particularly between Franklin street and Penn
sylvania avenue. Here the street, lint having
been properly graded, is abuse the level of the
sidewalk, and on the upper side especially, af
ter a rain, the pavements are covered with mud
and dirt, rendering them almost impassible.
We trust the street commissioner of the Dis
trict will examine the locality and do some
thing for the convenience of residents in the
vicinity and passers-by.
BENEFIT or Miss WEtts.—This
talented and accomplished actress, so far above
the average of these who play the same line of
character, takes a testimonial benefit at the
Apollo to-night. We learn, as we Lave already
stated, that a presentation will be made to her,
by a number of her admirers, of a handsome
set of pearls—to which she is fully entitled.
The hill is a good one, Miss Wells sustaining
three characters in the drama of the French
Spy, or the Fall of Algiers," and one in Kit
Carson, or the hunter of the Prairie." She
has many friends here, and if they but turn out
in full force, the audience will be large.
EXCURSION TICK ETS. —The Pennsylvania
Railthad Vonipariy,, , a^th a deafro to [teem-lin:io
date the portion of the public who may choose
to take rixreation in the country, or at the va•
riot's pie-nice and other public gatherings which
will take place on the Fourth, will isme ex
cursion tickets, gbbd f or - Monday and Tue"
day, to and from all stopping places on the
road, on all passenger trains.
A. PLE4PATVII. from Mr. Henry Kennedy, who
was a passenger on the sCeinner Argo for Gal
way, which vessel went ashore on Tuesday at
Trepassey Bay, al -Toupees that ho had landed
in safety L onctarrived at fit: John's N. -U., in
good health. This intelligence will be grati
fying to his many friends.
SE:ur-ANNUAL BANK STAT ZS T. We
have prepared, very carefully, a weekly state
ment of the condition of the city banks up to
the lit of July. It will ; be found under the
commercial head. It will make a valuable ref
erence table for merchants and others interes
tecL
THE manufacturing Sowing 3111611in° now
selling by J. L. Carnaghan & Co., Allegheny
City, arid made by M. Finkle, 'New York, has,
in many 'restoiets' no -rival. Thom• who use
machines for manufacturing will doubtless do
well to examine ip , _
THE Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company are makingapecial arrange
ments to - inn 'extra 'trains over their road.
Tickets will be sold at half faro for the round
trip. . , •
TUE SMALL. Pox is said to be prevailing at
the Marino Hospital, several of the inmates
having taken it, ono of whom is dead, and an
other in a critical condition.
Tux name of the section man killed on dui
Pittsburgh,Port Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
on Tuesday, was Thomas llorem Ile leaves a
wife.andStartily at flow 13r1_;hton.
BUILOT.A.III". — On Monday night the houseof
Henry Schunk, in latwrenceville, Was entered
by burglaretwho carried off, a clock and other
articles. The perpetrators aro unknown.
' '
Tii prisoners sentenced in the Court o
Quarter Sessions on Baturday;Ayere eenyoye.
to the PelitentiarY yesterday.
EfE.A.,TIDTO• ItY' STgam:—As a testimonial of
the workmanlike manner, perfect 'wan or their self
regulating machines, safety economy in fuel, and the
little attention necosoqtry to keep each worn oomfurtable,
we give this oertificate to ZdOtNr.. Davis and Phillips,
fiII(3OOASCITEI to Phillip.' k Co., for their plan of heating
by steam the. Secant' Ward Public Schools in the city of
Pittsburgh,aad which has met our approval. and wo
would, recommend. them to.the public to give entire
satisfaction of heating by steam.
It. Miller, Jr..l,lohrt. Marshall; 311.Tindle, George
Wilson, John Wilson, L. Wileor., Directors.
DAM ptil mrs, - •
Steam frosting, Gas ftate,q,Ttembialcseslßmits Fourates,s,
Dealers hi every descriphort of Gni FixturtStan4Twinps
N 0.67 Cfoollamlief*Pl:9YoC7WV/IttBPCirgtL
MEE
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Accidents and Incidents.
micorp,:race- Ins(.ltll4ton,
alp want o which !ilia - opr cjitzotoi
is noir olioTl under the superir,teudorice of 'messrs
Jackman 4 J ohnson; thew WI/Sett°
trance, fir, Wood street. It is designed for the perpetual
exhibition of the products , of. Mechanics, D.ufactu
rers, Inventors, and Artisans; and as a place of resort
fur those socking information relative to Otiose branches
of industry, either, by examination. of earn-plea or
scientific publications. Those having articles to bring
before the public will find it greatly tolheir advantage to
leave samples.
' SVP The public are resPectfully invited to visit the
institute.
COMMON SENSE RULYS ,HE MASS 'OF THE
P c qdfsT. ante T er Oi 4 I!PPIABTe4.. f9it
lotioPhera may say to the contrary: Show theme goal
thing, let remit:S be dl i cii4
hesiOtte it their itaist
masses I 'Mo ° 1 7 2 .4 'ir° l itl 0. 4 Ohognlont of a
i
physician, ociveratng the virt ue of 14 tisTg,TTEws
BITTp4s, os may bo 'seen in ttio immense timtailleS of
this medicines that are annually sold in every aoction of
the land. It is now recognized. as greatly superior Co
all other remedies. yet derived for diseases of the di-'
gestive organs, buchas diarrhma, dysentery, (tiapepsiti,
and for the various feiera that arise from derangement
of those portions of the system. liostetter's name is
rapidly becoming a' household Word; trona' Maine to .
Texas, from the adores of the Atlantic to the inane.
Try the article and be satisfied. - •
Sold by drUggista in the woild, and by ' -
- - • - HOSTETTER & SMITH,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
e 29 N 0.68 Walstr, and 68 Front street&
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 1, 1859.
COITLTEP. & Mawrzan, House, Sign and
Ornamental Painters and Grainers. Orders left at their
shop on Fourth street near 'Market, Burke's Building,
: mll!be promptly attended. 0603
. THE IMMENSE POPULARITY OF THE EAU
ATHICKIENNII, has made a most unprecedented demand
for the article. The bald have their hair restored in all
its beauty, and old age is gladdened with the restoration
of the pristine color to the hair. It will not soil the shin
.or the finest, linen.
Bold by B. L FASINE3TOCE 2 CO., No. 60, corner of
Wood and Fourth streets, Druggists generally, and at
the Laboratory of Jules Hanel d Co., No. 704 Chestnut
attest, Phlladelpbla. jeandaw
Dir WE LIVE SO VAST IN THIS COUNTRY,
that the Americans have became famous throughout all
Christendom, as a hard driving, hard drinking, hard
chewing, hard swearing people. Wo have became
equally famous for debilitated stomachs, e norvated
and disordered nerves, broken down constitutions, and
the hundred and one cures which follow upon the
vices which we have enumerated. Countless panaceas
for these ills hate been advertised, but we know of noth
ing so efficacious for an invalid suffenng from indiges
tion or nervous depression as OLIN'S STOMACH BIT
TEAS, manufactured and sold by the proprietor, at his
&not on Penn street, near Band. fell
JOSEPH IIZTIM ANTHONY METAL
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 424 Penn' 8 , abwre the Contil,:
Have on hand a large assortment of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own manu
facture. and warranted equal In quality and style to any
manufactured in the city, and will deli at reasonable
prkm. te26.11
MEDICAL BOOKS.— Rokitausky's Pa
thological Anatomy, 2 roll.
Gross' Elemonterit Pathologies.' Anatomy.
Gluge's Pathologies! Anatomy, with colored plates.
Horner's Anatomy and Histology, 2 vols.
. Lawrence's Treatise on the Eye.
Mackentie's
Wilson on Disease of tho Skin, with atlas of plates.
Illicknill and 'Puke on Insanity.
La Rocks on Pneumonia and Malaria.
Copland on Palsy and Appoplexy.
Enetison's Seienoo and Art of Surgery.
Cooper's heetures on Surgery.
Dmitt's Modern Surgery.
Miller's Praetice on
Pirre's System of o
Diekson's Elements of Medicine.
Principles of Medicine, new edition.
Watson'. Prat tiee of Physic,
Wood : : Manus. Modica and Therapeutic,.
nit no KAY & Cti. G, Wool street.
fACK. X secondi hand
Packing Boxes for sale by
4.9 W. P. R.SII ALL
11111,8. ENIiLISII VEN ETIA.N RED
Ur for sale by M A KELLY,
jel3 Alt-Alen:, City.
MON IC CHOCOLA ' T'E DHA
Wyeth's Tunic Chocolate Drops, of pure iron and
chocolate, highly esteemed for (heir tool,• influence, in
imparting strength and a healthy color to t PTV,
clanp for fain:des and children. For Kilo by
1.. N ILCOX,
m)2-1 Corner Smithfield and Fourth Street,
`ILIA RUBBER tita Lis, N KSTAN
Rotel, Peolo.l.l,•ra, Pon.. Paper Kokes, Pencil,
Pockcl. I nk•ilands, Pocket Book• • Bankers Ca-es,
for vale by W. S. HAVEN,
le1:1 Corner Wo.sl A Third A Market A second
1.) EFI N Ell St'4; A it____
lA, 1.11,1,i. t-',..0..‘, , k . , Nt31.1:11 - 11 ere. hi,' - , u.. , .nr ;
lo to do comar pulvens_ed do
10 do to flllll d„
. I “
30 do Penna. A cotter ern..l.-./ .to
10 do do H do do 410
0 do do C yellow do
In .t. re, and landing, and for .14 4. I.y
ai.2.1 MILLI:It a tticK ET:4ON.
._ .
SPON 0 ES.— A lino lot ~f tat liing Sl•otig...:
fa*, M0r,,11 Tiro, "rarer Chw to, A elleap ...art--
tote f0r . 51.00,-0 !oow and n,MIII roue', For Halo Ly
n79` , 1. IV 11,Ct 0,. enr Sont/dirld and Ott..ta
Irtlll.ll_ - `l't I ..,1* vari,,lii 1 .! .1I brand, in
stare and for wale Ly
M 1 . liT LA N il A I 't , S N. db.
ntr"B) lo: Lthvity strert,
. _
D iu El) A P1.'1.F.5.---90 btialt. 10r edit, by
Ml ILTI.AND A 11.55011,
0013 Itr; !Abort, *treat.
C 1 Nt
!IN S ATI SO i A I: CU RED II ANIS
and Itried 11.4.4, lo tien - N', to amen. per ',Warne
Belmont, at IIAWOII.III A BIIIoWN LEE'S.
apB . In the laamond.
II UST PUBLISHED-1; R.% N'r'S i' ASEs.
a/ Viii,irmE I.—lleportn .1 ~...v., :0'01..1 in Om S.,
promo t' aut. of PontoIIVIIILIL By it..11j$0111I) I, rant.
For sale hy bell) HAI .11 up.. La It ..0.1 atreet.
_ . . _
prRE ()LIN' E 01 1., !Mil/ile ltr table, war
root.,l fr,li, for ...le by
JtriEl'll F1..1 7 .311N0.
- t1:14 comer lharnend and Market at.
DA PER BAGS, small. and large, for dru
lasts, confectioners nnA Aleslens, for sal.. I.y
.1. It. EI.IYIN.
p.:l3ri Woat ntrevtuogr Fourth.
AAE PA PEW,- Ma , le ttx pre.,-.ly for pit
_cji_ tow op lax tor, /1 lot for trate al null pile*.
J WEI.I4N,
jisl4 67 Niood street n,,r Fourth
SIX NEW STYLES PCHTKI.:I' liT TT TES,
for sslo try .1 It. %V EI.DIN,
11'3° ta ‘yop,l street. nesr Fourth.
S E lit A ll C A S ES, for Kale by
.1. R. WEtitlN,
foW (3 Wood street. nusr Fourth.
'RUSIN ENS CARD CASES, new style, for
1 JT sal e by J. It. WEI,bIN,
}eau fla Wood street, near Fourth.
4UILL Too Tit PICKS, for Rule by
J. It- WEI.DIfs:,
63 Wood etrnet. neur Fourth.
UCKWILEAT.-200 buYbiels for sale b
I 111
)0, lIENRY 11 CAALINS.
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IDOTA:IOIIS.— . 2.OO bushels for sale by
.111. ie3o HENRY H. COLLINS.
CEESE,CfI E E.—Pri rn cuttiug Cheese
1,./ for nate by
HENRY IL CHUMS.
SUN lIIIBItELLAS, HOOP SKIR'I'S,
Lace 51antlea,.Lawns, 1-Meal. and Bare g es. Aleua
fill lino of Dot-mane and Stiple Dry Goode. .
ictle a HANSON LOVE, T 4 bflarket street_
noMIIENCEMENT AND EXHIBITION
OF 111(111 SCHOOL—The public exercises of the
pupil,. of the Illgh conelating of Eremva wet
°redone, will take plaeu in LAFAYE'I - rF. HALL,
FRIDAY, at 7', o'clock, 31. 'Tickets can be had
the Prineipale of the Wnrd Schools, or at tiro oilier;
the High I3chool.
AkirAdmiexion free.
pystat-
QiiMPINO FOR EMISROIDERY done
1.„3 to order s 10 cent!' psriaj . lLL
bans 1...13: AtiSitAilrS.
• corner viAe_apd
caTFII34INO- DO-NE, .on
horrn Machine, 3 cen i: ta . vit i i . ,at lLLßßalra,
ler,l C;orner Wynn and High btroets._
MILL FEED-104 bags Groan( Scream
jV lags, rocriYed on conalgameof,and for rate by
4. A. FETZER,
'e2B Corner Market tind Firm rtreets.
FLOUI .- 2 12 tie, Fine Flour, r
sii•itatl and for sale by Thltlo4 A. FETZER,
8 . corner Mutat, and First WM..
CH Is prime lot of Western lie
sorre Cheese rooeived, and for sale byy ••
.110kEd ~ F ETZER,
.103 norner !duke!. .4
and First streets.
Q.UN' UIf.DRELLAS—In Silk and Ging
ham, cloak rig et very imp miens. Ny holosale Lesion;
ere especitkily invited to examine our etiicl: 444 PriCe%
jea LATON, (OW , 4 00,, Filth and Market eta
• --
COTTON AND LINEN FRINGES AND
BRAIDS—For Ita.Nue Tnmroingoi--A very largo
aqsortment of all widths. Sold wholeKdo and retail at
the lowest possible prices.
10.7 EATON, CREE A CO., Fifth and Market eta.
B—
AIIREL POMATUDI.—A largo supply of
th,s oircenant article plat received At
JD.gEPII FLEMING'S, .
Je3s comer Diamond and Market street._
#
AN psomE pountE SKI RT FRENCTI
LAWN Rrillf..fl at' Three Dollars, same as sold
e I in the stasoh At Five 11 toilers'. Also, Q glittti assort
jnent Silk DuSfers mid Lace Mantles.'
t eit, c,. HANSON LOVE, 74 Market street.
' - LwErREIM'FIA ur' fiusTRALP - • 6135- - •
4ANTE.—Tw. wi iyors a lly o ,p r roved and admired
article, foe from ardent spiiits, pungent oils and other
, dostructi re materials, cleans the hair es.pedi lion 4 ly, ren
'dere it a beautiful bright, and imparts to it the delicate
fragrance of the flowers. by For sale
JOSEP/1 FLEMING,
1
e 3 Corner Diamond and Market street.
FOUNDRY IRON-50 tons Lake Superior
Foundry iron, to arrive and for sale by- CO LLINS.__
a
- Ka
EHH.114(.4-0 .- bbli:
;[
n. • El,l'ilt) L s' Enicpbr l i . ; _ i . l
I • • to • - do Alewives', do"
• `q r We by • • - .Wll. H. SMITH .t. 00., ' . : '
jeW.c . . .118 Second. end 16711 - Vont streets.
Vill'r
r 4 V , ,FAN,.."6.="t 0 littellelti' fdr . sale'by
, ' - ' ' ' WIX.' 1r surrint w t. _
e y 2o ßilre--2K Ipb!s; prime :, y ,ri ru i., p oci fp. vr ;
o ; 4 : N e se:L b i. :
' • N:IL 131 4. 1 4111 & PC4;
UPER1011;:i1 . . RD CA J P .
2.. .:— l F v o r i
cif, * . . .. -63 Wood street near Fourth.
TiallS4s9: foi 431
by ( . 143M) HENRY H. COLLIN;
.
4(1,
by BB I,S. S:P4.N IS H BEcv. Wll ßAm lTlli a lti r. t
T o: L i y - sa .. 143
jell . • . .. Allegheny City.
'go; AWN. • BERAGFS, ~ DUc4LS, , sp4.
UMBH.FIiIrA.9, Hcion Skirts, Lace and Silk . Ma*
e ()slam Needle Work, Ac. C. HANSON LOVE,
1 827 • . - . .. 74 Market street.
CNE'HOOPS--All lengths of round mitt
flat at low prices, AT the gross.
AS FAWN, OREN A CO, Fittla and Market sta.
OE=
THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
Further by the Steamer Arabia.
LONDON, Juno 18.—Kossuth has left Londod
for Paris, with French passports. On Mon
day next he will arrive at Genoa, where a be
coming reception awaits him. He will have
an audience with Napoleon, but no grounds
exist for the report in circulation as to his
plans.
An amnesty has been granted to the political
prisoners at Naples, on the strong remonstrance
of the British Minister.
The Times, in its city article of last evening,
quotes advice' from Frankfort, which state the
'German confederation are understood to have
resolved that 80,000 men, namely, 40,000 Prus
sians and 40,000 Austrians, shall be stationed
on the Rhino. . . .
There are strong rumors that Prussia will
issue some decisive announcement in the course
of a few days. According to the prevalent
conjuncture, peace is to be proposed to the
Emperor, on certain conditions, and if these
conditions are rejected, Germany is to enter
into the war. Under these circumstances
there is great anxiety and stagnation in all the
commercial cities. The Tithes also says that
Russia is making vast warlike preparations at
all naval depots. Tho Neva division of the
fleet is reported to number eighty-eight first
class ships, and the Baltic fleet thirty-five sail
of the lino, of which fourteen screw aro at
Constradt.
-••- .
Tho Times accounts for tho recent shipments
of gold from St. Petersburg to London, as pay
ment for machinery mado to America and else-
Largo Russian orders nre lying still unexecn
ted to England. _
The Daily News thinks that the Cabinet is
not yet complete, and complains of the man
ner in which Mr. Wilmer was moved from
post to post to make room for the old class of
placomen.
was reported that the generals under Pet
r forthwith to repair to their respective
stations, and it was considered not improbable
that the army now called the army of the East,
would soon be denominated the army of the
Rhino. , .
The French army of Observation on tho Rhine
frontier, number seventy-one thousacd.
An Imperial decree proclaims that the pub
lic will receive for the interest on the national
Iran, now due, either bank notes at 125 florins
for every 100 florins or second government
bonds, redeemable with compound interest in
five years.
• • • •
Commercial letters from Vienna describe the
financial condition of Austria as one of com
plete bankruptcy.
A letter from St. Petersburg says if Prussia
allows herself to be goaded into menacing "tel''.
Russia will concentrate troops on the Galician
frontiers, and send detachments of her fleet to
the Prussian Baltic ports.
It is said that the 12th of June was the day
appointed for the rising in European 'turkey.
The political ferment in Servia wto , increas
kuion9trntions in honor of the French vie
tories had taken place in Greece.
Passenger Railway Excitement in
Baltimore.
B ALT on.nr, June 30.—1 t having been
un
nouoced that the subscriptions for the city rail
road stock were to be received to-day, a large
crowd gathered at the office of the company at
nn early hour this morning. During the fore
neltm there was a great rush for subscriptions,
and nt one o'clock about half n million of dol
lars had been subscrihesl. Subsequimtly, the
crowd increased, and nn intense excitement
prevailed, there being a struggle on the part of
some to get at the book, unmindful of the in
teresta of those who were ahead of them. A.
squabble ensued, during which, the clerk took
the book and handed it to one of the grantees,
but before it was cafe in the latter's hands, it
was seized by Mr. Dougherty, Warden of the
Penitential y, who bad subscribed for $:2,0,1.0)
worth of the 'Lock, and carried off by him.—
The excitement was increased to fever bent by
this act, and a meeting was called to investi
gate the proeetafing, on the spot. A commit
toe was appointed and the bank recovered, Mr.
Dougherty disclaiming any other intention
than the desire to prevent .its destruction.-
*Man of the subscriptions arc very /urge, half
a m illion, It is supposo4, being intended for
Philadelphia parties.
From Waahiugton
WASIIINteioN CITY, Jtintl ;SO.—Despatches
from the Indian Agent In New Mexico, to
Commissioner Greenwood., state that the Nit
vsjas are again committing all manner of dep
redations, regardless of the authority of their
Chiefs, who aro disposed to remain at peace
with the whites. Ile thinks another Indian
war is imminent.
• .
The postage stamps, and the stamped enve
lopes sold by the Postoffice department, du
ring the two years and a half, ending fith lie
comber, amounting to $14,000,000, 4,out
million dollars worth has not been tin the
pro-payment of poitage.
The receipts into the Treasury, during the
week ending Monday, amounted to $4,879,000,
of which about a million and a quarter were
derived from the customs. The draft paid du
ring the same limo, amounted to $3,175,000
principally on account of the Treasury notes.
There is a balance of $3,800,000 remaining in
the Treasury.
From 30 to 35 passports continuo to be is
sued daily from the State department, nbout
three fourths of thorn to naturalized citizens.
Mons. Blondin Crosses Niagara Falls
on a Tight Rope.
NIAGARA PALM!, June 30,—Mons. Blomlin
performed hie hazardous feat of walking across
the river on a tight rope r in the presence of
from 5,000 to 10,000 spectators. lie first
crossed from the Atnerkmnstopping mid
way to refresh hims'cilf with a' drink of water,
which ho dreW up in a' bottle with a rope
from the steamer Maid, Of tho Mist. This
steamer accompanied bim to be of Seryi,ce in
'case of accident. Ile cr4issed, also; in 17i min
utes and ri3turited in' 1 4tninn4es.
Lose of a Steamer
Nzw Tom:, dune 30.-="Tho ship Flootwood,
of Boston, erilicl4 540104 front that port on the
9th of rehmry, fop the Rocioty Islands, was
lost off Oape Horn, on,the 4th of Id ay, by run
ning foul of an icoburg. • The ship sank in a
fow hours, compelling officers and crow to take
to the boats. The captain had his wife and
child on board. iTho mate, Mr. Babson, and
four seamen, were fallen in with and carried to
Pernambuco, all being badly frost hittom Who
captain and sixteen of the veil took to anoth
er boat, and i 4 1 . 50p0d wera picked up.
Tile Acquisition of Cuba.
WA B VINOT O X , 4une 39...--..eur ex-Minister
to Spain, Mr. Dodge, has published a card, in'
which ho says that, 'while the prospect of ac
quiring Cuhri bypurchase, under the present
circumstanece, , he inauspicious, he has' never
oven intimated that the proposition in any way
involved the hohor'of Spain, or that the pur
chase might not at a future period be effected.
Ho believes the course rcemrimendeff by the
President will leiul to the consutamation of
.that object by ..119 \ no.rable nugbtlittion.
Fro Nett?' Orlealie. •
Nzw °Az/ars, J,une r ateanmbip
Philadblphia, traml:AY : atm, has Nor
(cLitalEr kre , the same as tke . 3aalSel's, at
Tkid• Britt 8 1 :OligoT Ateviot bad
arrived 494 k 4t,.*T46rnalk. fieneral Santa Anna
7m got al)ttarcl, Artless be was concealed, and
Nora vu much fliaappointment manifested in
ooruiequence. , Freights are slightly lower: .
Storting ExChange is quoted at 1441t1 per
cent. premium; Exchange on Now York, 3i®
d per cent. prominm.
Miehigan Southern Aceiclent
CHICAGO, Juno 80.—The body of another
unknown man was found this afternoon two
or three feet - below the surface of the earth.
`This makes thirty-eight killed. It is prestimeit
that others'are buried in the , quicksand or car
iipl down stream. . . The remains are unrecog
ntz.edz>erhe'datid were buried yesterday Ett,
Mishawakee. The funeral was attended by
large number of cifitiens.
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Overland Mail
Sr. Lome, Juno 30.—The overland express
, nail arrived at Leavenworth this afternoon.
.
It brings a large mail, but no later advices,
owing to detention on the route. An arrival
with lath intelligence is expected hourly.
The Grandeur of War.
There is a lurid grandeur in a war in which
the combatants are numbered by hundreds of
thousands, that not only profoundly impresSes
the imagination, but renders the discussion of
the ordinary affairs of nations tame, spiritless
and uninteresting. Christian clergymen, and
the advocates of the doctrineof non-resistance,
may depict the horrors of the battle field—the
torn carcasses; the shrieks of the wounded;
the groans of the dying; the piteous appeals
for mercy ; and all those awful concomitants of
agony and despair which sueseed the shock of
armies; yet by common consent the victors in
such scenes of horror and carnage will, never
theless, bo recognized as heroes, arid poets will
find their most soul stirring themes in "the
pomp and circumstance of glorious war."
We will not attempt to take the useless task of
attempting to reconcile the apparent contradic
tion which exists between the Christian code
of ethics and the piactice of Christian nations.
It is enough to know that war, like many
other evils is ineradical, and that so long as
nations have rights to assert or wrongs to avenge
and men stiffer themselves to be governed by
their natural impulsts and passions; by their
instincts rather that - sty their religious convic
tions; they will continuo to resort on momen
tous occasions to the arbitrament of the sword,
though all the apostles of peace were to unite
together to preach the sinfulness of shedding
human blood. The 'wisest philosopher, there
fore, must for the most part, take the world
as lie finds it ; with its warp and woof of sun
shine and of storm ; its gracious amenities and
its sharp asperities; its flowers and its rugged
ness. There are many elements of the barbaric
age still mixed up and inextricably blended
with our boasted civilization ; the chief differ
ence between ourselves and our progenitors
being that we have improved upon their social
comforts, that we entertain a more general re
spect for the rights of others, and that we have
infused more of the soul of goodness into
things that we acknowledge to be evil. But if
war hiss its barbarities, it has also its humani
ties, and the finest displays of chivalric feeling
are oftenest exhibited in the treatment of a
conquered foe. Meagre and unpicturesque as
the details of the battles in Italy for the most
part have been—the correspondence and the
official reports dealing with matters of fact
rather than with the incidents which give color
and vitality to the tremendous struggle—we
•yet occasionally catch a vivid glimpse of the
seene, of the marching and countermarching
of the opposing armies, and of a portion of
the men of which those armies aro composed.
We saw, for instance, at Palestro,the Tyrolean
riflemen, dressed in green and with metal cock
ades shining in their huts, firing from a rise in
the midst of the standing wheat at the Sardin
ians under Cialdini. We can picture on the
Sallie occasion the irresistible charge of the
Third Zouat•es, swarthy and bearded men, in
oriental costume, and lithe and sinewy as leap
ords, who, plunging into the canal which
separated them from their enemies, carried, at
the point of the bayonet, five guns of a battery
of eight, and put hors dc combat five hundred
of the best sharp shooters in the Austrian ser
i ire. \\•e have seen also for a moment rush
by us that mixed Algerian force—the demi
savage Tureen---in battalions, composed indis
criminately of Kebyles, Arabs, Moors and ne
gro,. decked out fancifully—a Moor passing
with s red shawl wound about his loins, and
next a jet biliel; negro with yellow turban of
silk. coquettishly arranged so that the fringes
sled! hang over his forehead ; while in the back
ground are dimly seen between whiles dark
eyed Italian written and half terrified children
staring at the strange men from the shadows of
corridors.—Bottiises Ex.-hangs.
REMOVAL.
W. & D. HIIGITS,
NAVE liEmovED TO NO. G 9 MAR-
El' Street s corner of F.,orth, where they will re
main tOI the tir,t of S,ptentherot hen they will remove to
their now .tore non !wire.: boil( ma the old slam!, corner
of Filth and Market ntrevte. ropttm
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FINE NoT PAPERS AND ENVEI
(WES —l4 , La 12.0, Rhoads 1 Sons and othe
volebrutrd brati.i, for wile
1,13 tiuner Wood d• Thud t Market I. Socond
ESSENCE JAMAICA GIN
t;Elt, for sAlo 1p I. L. FAUN FATocK a co..
VZ 3 Nu. CO, coruor Fourth and Wood estreot....
ECIA CORKS, for Fruit Jars, assorted
VIZO. for sale by H. L. FAIINESTOC , K & CO.,
•ie23 No, fo, earner Fourth and Wood As.
.
1 CAN PORI: OIL PEPPERMINT just
reeeived and fur vale by
BECKHAM d KELLY.
je 7.11
Lit% CARRIWAY SEED just rt.
50 I vO,l And fur ,Al..
BECKHAM k
j,•20 Allegheny cay.
500 •
LDS WRITE MUSTARD SEE
)114trereived and for Pale by
EIECKHAN. d KELLY,
eat Alleghen City.
BUY S'
'IIOT C I' NS
S --Attention is called
to our stuck of
II 0Y S' SII 0 T OUN S.
They were manufactured especially to oar order, and
are light, well finished, and entirely reliable and safe
Parents who would teach their boys to be marksmen,
should examine these beautiful wemions.
CARTWRIGHT k YOUNG,
jeiN, 86 Wood street.
2CASESCAI{n.MAt NESiAjustreceived
and for sale by BECKHAM dk KELLY,
Jolt Alleghelty City.
SILK FA NS, Linen Fans, ralmleaf Fans,
in great variety, at
.bald. lIORNKS,77 Market street.
K I :sa4S, Glovm and Mitts, selling
1j anal) nt HORNE'S,
NO-11 Market street.
W 1 N ES.-
1:5 more ellequot rinart3 Channagne Wine
b do do pui do do
00 basket. retl. , Ilvidseiclev 0,49 ~...) do
In do do `do idsgo do
10 do 13oniAleptadind Dronel 00 do do
6 do do 01 do ptn do do
5 erica 9t 71kLitit Nedoe Claret, do
10 da oduile3" elttawba do
lb do do Ginger do
In store, and for nalobx
411 , 1, . • 3 ulax,r. A RIcKET3ON
-- --
PRUNES. , :roases in glass jars;
3 do in fancy bozos;
ft casks 'Turkish;
50 kegs for Cooking.
Just received and fur sale by
REYDIEIL t ANDERSON ;
No. 39 Wood street,
myl9 Oppoane St. Charles Hotel.
#I I IIE IItUN MA NUFACTURER'S GUIDE
J. —To the Furnaces, Forges and Rolling Mills 0
the United States, with discussions of Iron as a cherni
cnl element, an American ore, and a manurnoturod !Mi
ele, in commerce and in history; by J. P. Lesly. With
maps endplates. [ EAT & CO.. 6S Wood street.
•_— --
tOlorm; R A Tn is ART nes BEEN
brought t” such perfection that pictures taken by
this process have been pronounced perfect by the
scioutine world. They con be had in all their boauty
and Artistic elegance, at
WALLS PICTURE GALLERY,
on Fourth street.
13ANKER'S CASES, MONEY BOOKS,
1 Port DlOUlliefl, Memorandum Booka and Pocket
books, for sale by W. S. HAVEN, Stationer,
mr2.9 ' Corner Market and Second atroeti.
CASE MACE, JTJS'I' RECEI vp, and to
bY Un ia gi
elnAlle
CASK 6 BLACK LEAD for
" ""Y BECKHAM A KELLY,
jel3. Allegheracor,
B(III . GALLONS liL
by ABchiliA
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O LI~'•E OIL.---50 doz., assorted ;brands,
Yob r " 8* by woo4 l l :44Tad u te wb ielluM lCE
1104.4 0t*1. T, .
800 just re '. cei S vo E d an -E d
for nal
BECKB e AII& KELLY;
ioZ) • Allegheny City
F ISH. -30 bbbi. Large No. 3 MacksTO;
at half bble. do its t io
14 . bble. Eastpoyt Herring.
• MURTLA.ND , a CONNOR,
197 Liberty street.
For Bala by
raiZl
SEED. BUCKWHEAT.—WO bushels prime
Seed linekwheat, now in store and for sale by
JAMES A. FMV,B,
corner Market and Firat eta.
RESII BUTTER;-7 jars and 4 kegs
1 . -Fresh Butter, just received and forAti n,
1 corner Market and First atre?ta.
xO.-11.1 Wood street for rent.
si.cirra!
20,000 °L/1 GERMAN SEG-AI3S- for
a pp KURTI AND & CONNOR,
/0,72% Noainutertl „tmt.
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.HaTre —New York_. Jane 29
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Europs....-....- ....... _Boston-.....--Liverpool.--June 5)
Kangaroo New York..--Liverpooloteluly 2
stage of Water.
River—Five feet In the channel.
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET.
Austouxxv Cur, June 30, 1859.
The supply of beef cattle is not so large as last week,
nor the demand as active, with a slight decline in prices.
Figures for sheep have also declined.
BEEVES.
Offered by
62...Jarnes Morgan
L. Kinoton
. .
30... A. Greenawalt
43-.11. Merrick /4 a
17... H. Chain--Left over.
19... J. Wit/lugs (by :Myers A am.) 19 . 9.N.4/g/ile "p lb
3... H. M. Little.-- 3 21/4'231e "
18...J0hu Cook 18 3 a3;e ‘•
17...4V. Hazelwood 17 3 it..41 40
17... E. 111yit1....... .......... ...........-. 17 TM ? head
16... J. thimeron 16 234313 e IN in
16... A. Clark 18 3g3:Xe
83.-Marks I. Tratirman 83 9.44 e
45....1. 11 HMV 45 3 (0).' 0
35.-Krouso k Good 35 2,4'.04-14e "
14-.Cha.v. Campbell 14 " 1 2(d4e
13... J. A. Campbell 13 219/e "
35....J.Gallaglier 35 24gt
31.- Win Neal 31 2 1'i " "
19... C. Norton 19 01 .4 4 .‘ a
64.-Myere kGm 64 2 1 i4-ii: "
17.-Joe. Buchanan (by M. .1i B.) 17 ' 2 3 ikb 3 .V.,. "
GGI fit rk
4G4 ,0141.
197 left over and sent East.
Some thirty or thirty-five bead, in small lots, were
driven home by their owners, by reason of the flatness
of the market.
SHEEP AN
Offend by.
o. Cfferal
46.... J. Yeatrnan— Scat East
63—S. Smith 63 $l,SAi42.,' 00V h'd.
5)... " " (lambs) 3./ 1,00 3A "
90... H. M. Little 90 2,00 Ti lou lbs.
107—William Neal 107 2.5071 "
95... IL Merrick 05 2,00 ill " "
45... Joseph 11111ahan 45 2,00 3A " "
13— '. “ (lambs).....— 13 1,50 34 head.
106—John Sifertl o6 2,00 7 4 "
16.-A. Williamson, ..._.....»....... 16 • 2,50 It 100 The,
242... A. porter "43 1,5004,003411'd.
49.-3. A. Campbell 49 2.00 'p 100 lbs.°
125-11. C. Rhoads, ........ _..-.._ .... .125 2.Z 39 " “
4.3.-It. S. Kirker 43 1,50 77 head.
433—Campbell A Robinson, ...... —438 3,00 sit VA 130(.
1..33 offered.
14112 sold.
♦6 sent east.
163 head vent east.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
Beportal Expressly for the Daily Morning Post.
Flour... Market dull; sales from first bands at PA
for superfine, and $7,00 for extra. From store 700 bbls.
at $0,76 for superfine, $7,00 for extra do, and $7,2647,50
for extra family.
Graha—Sales 100 bush. Oats from store at 5646.3 c;
200 'Ruth. Corn at $1,00®1,05; 176 bush. Buckwheat of
11,00.
Ilay...9alcs 11 loads from wiles at slo®l6 11 ton.
Baeosa...flales 11,000 tbs. at 73441N0. for shoulders,
93.09Xc. for sides, and Iwaloy,p. for hams; 10 tierces
sugar cured hams at 12%0.
Chaese...Sales 18 boxes W. R. at 90.
Potatoes...Salds 150 bush. reds at $1,00431,1, 45 bb
do. at 52.
IA me ...Sales 26 bbls. at
tilailt.....Salep 51 bbls. at 81,25.
lib —Sales 14 bbla. Ilackeral No. 3 at 131,50012,00.
Beaus—Soles 38 Lush. at SI,SO for small whito..
Carbe.-Sales 21 sacks at 12W012,3,c.
WRslsky.-Balea 35 bbls. at=e. mush, and Zo time for
Rectllied.
Cincinnati Market.
COMMA Rule 30.-I.7ntil the receipt of eastern news
the flour market was weaker, but revived afterwards and
closed firm; the sales cover nearly 3,000 bbls reported
at 85,754.11,10 fbr superfine. Wheat is neglected and
lower. Corn is firmer and 3430 lit bush higher. Oats
are very dull, but are maintained at the last quotations.
Rye and Bar/ey are nominally unchanged. :Whisky is
dull at 2,5Y,0. Provisions are very quiet with a heavy
market; sales of Bacon shoulders at Vic;" clear sides
10Ne. Uroceries are less active but the marketis firm,
New. York Market.
New You, Juno 30.—Cotton firm; sales 700 bales. Flour
closed firm; sales. 11,000 bbls at $5,1545, 9 6 for State.
Wheat heavy; sales 4,000 bush at S2OSOe for mixed and
900010 for white. Pork heavy at $1412% for mess and
$12.76®12,80 for prime. Cut meats; dry salted are quoted
at. 848 for sides andqc . , for shoulders. Butter dull
at 11Q 16e. Iron dull at Oils dull ; Linseed Oil 61® 02e and Lard ell 8487 Tallow has advaneed . 3 . A
with salaam 1030;11e, mostly at the hitter pries. Whisky
unsettled at 26 3 / 4 (3.:hl},f i c. Sugar firm; Muscovado 5 .16
60e.
Philadelphia; Market.
Punantirma, Juno 30...Supertino Flour is freely of
at $0,60; fancy lots sell at $7,50. Rye Flour is dull
at $O O , and Corn Steal has declined ; a sale of Pennsyl
vania was made at $3,76. Wheat is dull; sales of red at
$1,50€61,03, and white at $1,76. Rye is lower ; sales 2,000
bush., at 67c, and some at 90c, in store. Corn is steady ;
3,000 bush yellow sold at fee, afloat. Oats exotntlsettled.
Whisky is in limited demand at 27®26c.,
we* Tart Ow% Market.
Nror 'Yolk, Juno SO.
03 1
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New York Centrkl.—.. 11 Reading,...,...„. 4.
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Miskouri es. ...... : . ......:. 135 Galena - A Chi0ag0....... (Vie
Erie ...,... .... t , iii Pacific Mail tit. el. Co.-. 68 1 4
Kentucky * re' 1 , 4 . Virginie 61L-...... ... . ne7i,
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and Proprietor. JOSEPH MEYER,
Practical Chemist,
Depot, No. GE; Broadway, cor. Houston at,
General Agent fer the United States and
For sale, - Wholesale and Retail, by the
FREDERICK V. RUSHTON, Druggist, No. 10,11.stor
House, and 417 Broadway, Nrw Yosa.
For sale in this city, Wholesale and Retail, by R. E.
Sellers & Co, corner Wood and Second streets •; Joseph
Fleming, corner Diamond and Market street, and
Beckham dr 15rEennan, Allegheny. deatem
VINEGAR
WARRANTED Pure and Un
adulterated and . to Ala- V E
Pickles for years,the same that I. have •
sold to a majority of the Pittsburgh Gro
cers for TWVIAIL rzass, and which has taken v ^4,
Three First. Premiums
at Pennsylvania State Fairs, lam now of- -
feriae to the city . and country trade at
greatly reduced prices.
Please order direct. Terms Cash.
A. BALLOU 148 Water street,
between Smithfleldand Grant,
Pittsburgh, Pm
mr2`—"daw
Ir. a. Jean
W H. M'GEE & CO.,
e MERCHANT TAILORS,
Desle in Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen'a,Far
nishing Goods, corner of Federal street and Market
Square, Allegheny City, Pa. sel2,ly
New Livery Stable.
•
RAVING OPENED LIVERY STAI3Lx,
in the rear of the Scott House, corner of Irwin
street and Duquesne Way, and purchased a fine lot of
Horses, Buggies and Carriages, I would respectfully so
licit the patronage of my friends and public generally,
assuring them that they can be accommodated at the
most reasonable rates. I hare made such arrangements
that persons wishing their horses kept, can be well ac
commodated. - NEIL BRACELAND,
Scott House, Pittsburgh, Pa-
L. C. HEPBURN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER,
OFFICE WITH H. HEPBURN,
No. 90 Fourth street.
SAIIIIEIL GRAY,
DRAPER 8a 5'..A.21,071.;
WO. 52 ST. CLAIR STREET, PITTS-
Bußon, 82., has just returned from the Eastern
cities, and is now receiving his Spring . Stock of .Cloths,
Casaitnereti, Vestings, 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 aslow as at any other similarestablishment•
in the city. inr34ydaw
IffAreolizie.;otoicio:Woje);)*A:o.' , u
`SMELTING WORKS',
PARK, RICURDY & CO,
ANCTACTURERS OF SHEATHING,
111 Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bot
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, S - pelter Solder, Lo., also im
porters and dealers in Metals. Tin Plate, Sheet-Iron,
Wire, Lc. Constantly on band, Tirunen's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse, No. 149 First, and "LW Second Streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Spacial orders of Copper cut to and
y
sired pattern.myZtlydawe-
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND COININISSION MERCHANT
101. 111.2 &ILI 01 '
Flour, Grain, Saeon, Lard, Butter, Seed
Dried Fruit and Produce Generally,
CORNER OP MARE=: AND. FIRST STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA..
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RCM To—Franeis G. Bailey, Esq., William .Dilworth,
Sr., 8. Cuthbert & Son, Pittsburgh, Boyd k Ott, Melaka!,
& Swearingen. S. Brady, Cash. M. k M. Bank, List &
Howell, Mangle k Co., George W. Anderson 'Donlon,
Paxton k Co. Wheeling.
I:1 MakiirkLECN Oa Dikvii) tfl
F 0 II N D R Y,
H. WIGHTMAN,
MAITI3FAvruRER OF
Steam Engines, Shafting and Pullies
Tong Machines,
Mortice Machines, •
- --
Gear Wheels,
Bangers, etc., etc
Orden promptly attended to.
afely ALLEGHENY,
VALDWELL & BRO.
NJ BOAT FURNISHES 4DEALRIZS IN
Manilla, Hemp and Cotton Cordaro ; •
Oakum, Tar, Pitch, Rosin
and Oils;
• Tarpaulin, Duck, Light and Heavy Drillings, etc.
. No& 68 Water, and 78 Front, eta.
Watches and Jewelry.
REINESIAN 3 MEYRAN,
42 FIFTH grasEr r
Are now selling FINE GOLD AND SILVER
RENTING w.vicars,•
Of American and English manufactM•e,
Coll and see.
BARGAINS IN
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
One 0 Octave, Rosewood Case, Iron Prame; made by
Chickering & Sons; only two years old.
One %Octave, Rosewood Case, round corners; made
by Hallett & Davis.
Ole g, Octave, t Rosewood, carved desk ; made by Nuns
One 6 Oetave;Mahogany Case, n ado by Nunns & Clark.
One " " "N. Y. Man. Co.
°" 6 " " " " " Gerd'g&S s irnon
One 6 " Rosewood " " " Pape, Pans.
One 0 " Mahogany " Albrecht
One " " " Loud &Bro.
One 6 " " " " German make-
Ono 5 " " " " Clernentl:
Ones " " " Clementi.
For sale by . • - •
JOHN H. MELLOR,
ea Wood street
EXTRA WIDE BLACK SILK LACE.- 4 --
Over 109 yards et extra wide and extra q_uality
Black Silk Lace. just received by Express this day. by
EA h, CREE k CO.,
Jar corner Fifth and Market streets:
HE BALTIMORE - SKTRT.—The bit
Skirt lu the market, made expressly to order for
our ownsales. City and country dealers supplied at a
liberal disegunt- EATON , CHEE a CO.,
Fiftll.4eid2liarket streeta.
.0. X. DOSE.
-JOELN cmaricu., JR.
at greatly reduced - prices
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