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JAMES P. BABE,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Titlasi—Daily, Fite Dollars Per year, stnctly In ad
vance. Weekly, Sinpile subscriptions Two Dol
lars per year; in Clubs of five, One Dollar.
PRoll Rai
Departure and Arrival or Passenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh, Furl Wayne and Chicago Railroad. •
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
Express Train 1215 A. M. 6:56 A. M. 101 P. '.M
Mad Than-. 6:50A. M. . 30
A
Express Train......... 1250 P.M. - 8.45 P. M. 230 A.M .
• ' Arnie at Chicago:
Express,
...6,67P. M.l Exprelm: 8,17 A. Id
Returning. arrive at Pittsburgh :
Mail, 835 P.M. I Express, & 3 0 P. M. I.Express,A.•
(From Federal - Street Station; Allegheny)
New Brighton Accommodation.. 9:30 A. 51. 533 P. M
..6.-0S A. 51. , 1:110P.M
Penasytontia Sailroad.'
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.) ..
Leaves. . - Arrives.
Mall •
Express Train. 8:50 P. M. 1245 P. M.
Fast Line P. M. 1220 A. M.
aso A. M. 11:50 P. Ai.
The Johnstown Way Passenger
fin.. 6:00 A. M. 1:10 P. M.
Johnstown Accommodation.-- 2:50 P. M. 1103 A. M.
not Ttrrtle Creek •'......10:40 A. M. 6:50 A. 51
Second "
—.. 4:30 P. Al. 1230 A. M.
Third -" " ISM P.. 111. .11:15 P. At
- .gttsburgh. and Cbnnellscille Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant 'divots.)
Leaves. Amves.
Mail Train 7eao A. M. 6:15 P. Af
Express Train... 4:30 P. M. A. Id
aeneland and Pittsburg h Rai/nasal. . -
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Loaves. . Arrites..
Express Train 12.15 A. AI. - 2.40 A. AL
Mail Train 6.25 A. M. 4.00 P. AL
Fist Line...-......_ 5.115 P. M. 8.30 P. M.
Wellsville Aecommodation 5.00 P. EL 11.00 A. M.
Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cineinnati,Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
. lu Arr. in Cin. !
Fast Line 12.15 Leaves
A. Pi M tts Co
M. B.oo mbus.
A. M. 11.30 A. PS
Express Train.. 1.05 P. M. 130 A. 111. 730 A. 51
The Citizens , Passenger Railway.,
On Saturday, the case of this companY-and
the corporations over whose roads and streets
it is to pass,came up for hearing - in the Court
of Quarter .ssions. Commissioners were ap
pointed some weeks since to take testimony,
and they were called upon to report.
J. B. Sweitzer, Esq., Commissioner in behalf
of the borough of Lawrenceville, reported that
on the 23c1. of Juno he had commenced taking
testimony, and Continued until Tuesday last,
when counsel for petitionersinformed him they
had no more to offer. During the examination
of witnesses" for respondents James Verner,
Esq:, President of the Passenger Railway
Company, was called; it was proposed to prove
'by him: First, the number of shares of stock
issued by the company—the number, names
and residence of stockholders, and whither or
not the stock was held with the intention of
excluding citizens of Lawrenceville from the
management, benefits and profits of -the road ;
second, to show the cost of constructing said
road under the contract, and the cost of stock
ing it, and patting it in running order; third,
that the'stock' of this"company is so' valuable
that t.ti bre i 3 noth'in markbt; fourth, that the
stoCioFelderi thls'the most remurtera•
tiVe }outs fo; aii . iMpreinmentleiding
from the city, and expect therefrom large div.
Wends ; fifth, that they reserved eight hundred
'shares of stock, which they refuse to allow the
public to subscribe, intending to divide it
among themselves hereafter. The - object of
this was to show that the company. are amply
able.to pay for the paving of Butter street, and
that a double track to the cemetery gale, with
the running stock, would not cost over
$75,006.
- The counsel for the petitioners objected to the
calling of the witness, Ist, Because he was di
rectly interested, as President of, and Stock
holder in the road; 2d, The proposed evidence
was not pertinent to the issue; 3d, the Court has
jurisdiction over these matters; 4th, the pro
pospito prove opinions and surmises of other
parties than the witness blh, thoprotlti to ac
crue from the road should not be made an cle
ment in the consideration of this question ; Gth,
the Court has no right-to-examine into the pri
vate affairs of any . individual or eerpo ration.
r7Tiudbr thesolitoections, Mr. Verner declined
to be sworn or gil;C:hvidende.TheXe.-4pondents
stated thefliad Other'withe'sses, tut they wish
the ffriurt to ileCido whether they' had - the
414 eql! tills w it eFs 1 34grq 410. y provtAxied,
an'd refillasFeW the pusipone
taking further testimony at present, and to
report the facts in the ease to the court, for de
cision and further direction in the premises.'
,Messrs. Howard and Mellon, for the borough
of Lawrence‘Le, erg,— 1 , ••••••• •• •
glue : with Mr. Itippey, for the railway corn
y, wbo c:cr,tended that the court had no an
-4011 Witrltts9.." 4 4;ho'dOgrt ea ' fiel d
end 44 deciding the point, said that trl making
awards in thElie cases, the solvency or insolven
cy of the company could not influence the
court.
Mr. Mellon now asked for further time to
complete the testimony in behalf of the re
spondents.
Mr. Rippe) , objected to any further delay ;
there bad already been too much. On Tues
day next the iron for the road would be here,
4 1 :94r v,as ready, the master-workmen
here{ plght's!or' Wegnestlay
morning the streets will be torn up. 'lf nny
delay is caused here, it would cause serious
inconvenience to the company.
The Court said they would sit daily until
this matter was finally settled. It was a ques
tion in which the traveling public were con
cerned.
Mr. Mellon asked until Tuesday morning to
Licmtplele floa depositions.
Vthl -- ttrer-4 , 004 44=},r 4;!:i .ciggr_f
rßegt tdrday, - flied two o'clock m theater
noOn as the hour.
In the lavvieliceville and Sbarpsburg Plank
Road Company case, the. depositions were
filed. Mr. George P. Enidßon and C. Mee.
Hays, Esq., appeared for the corporation, and
asked a postponement, bathe Court fixed ten
*'clock' fftis rfiornipg for the amyl:Rent.
In the; case - of tke4iii;mainarg..ana Pitts
burgh Turnpike Company, the commissioner,
Mr. Kelly, had not certified the depositions,
but as the difference was ,chiefly on matters of
law, Megan. Bruce and Negley for the company,
and Mr.- Rippey for the Passenger Railway,
prgued tire_ tint aome length. The "Rail
}rayepx: pme 4400
9t-qt .gif4 t:4 riglE e*landidg'frog} 'tYie'city
lino:is • Wmglit torern, whilo 100 TiihPilte
CoMpaiiy wish them to lay a double track,
keep the road in repair, and pay, toll on , their,
cars. The Court, after the argument, took the
papers, and will give a decision after the other
cases are argued. -
THE ALLEGED lIOT3Y. i.OVE§ ST. CLAIP..
—Messrs. John Fisher and RichareiVilllidird,
two of the managers of the
„pic-nic in Lower
tilliVlair township, on the second of July, at
*filch Arthur and James Noble, and others
Were'irwmnted to have behnyed i a *toga
Ave ca)le upon us
6h-4 ii c titsurai 'state that the pl?. Edfled re
pcipts pittrrely misrepresent. qns Messrs. Woble,
Ya 4g. pic-ilic was concerned. These
gentlemen both paid their share towards the pic
nic, and were equally entitled with others to
the good thinge with which the table .was fur
nished. Instead of a descent upon , the table,
these gentlemen asked for and received whit
they wished. , An altercation unfortunately
took place between two persons present, and one
ofak4m becoming. exciM Ogl ilAviitictear, g ran• way
gtl3the rest e pirtk seine
was gluilliOnjeab. l ,Y 5 011 0 4, 4iia ?Iqb.iitily ca np~
foi Avogi2444, , ,cir-.Missing. • Enid - rain,l
win came on in torrents about that time, was
the cause of the_bret ‘ iking oplf.thelqW and
not any misbehavior on the part of any one.
Titr:Argreiiors SchWassililey
elder, should be provided with _permanent
quarters in, the jailor Penitentiary:. In' our
bumble opinion she is now quartered in a se
cluded spot, where she Will long remain.' For
the information of the Chronicle man, who has
arioacormaittod this blunder within glove*,
the will state that Nary died some thrifla or font
months since, and has long *been out - of harm's
way.
A stsig, residing in the vicinity of Chartiers
creek, was sitting on the bank of that stream,
fishing ; "oa' Friday, when the bank gave way,
precipitating him into deep water, in which,
Wore &sentence came, howls* drowned.
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A Postmaster Arrested:for COunterfelting.
On Friday afternoon, Mr.'Jobif Glass, post
master at 'New Brighton, Beaver county, a
man of &tally ana property, and who has
heretofore sustained a good character, was ar
rested and brOright to this city on a charge of
counterfeiting United States coin.
MarshallTainpbell had recently received
such information as led him to believe that
Glass was.dealing in counterfeit money, and to
satisfy himself of the fact, ho commissioned a
person to go, tr., 'New, Brighton and transact
some business in which it would be necessary
for Glass to pay him same money. He went,
and returned with some counterieit coim paid
him;by,.Glass... Accordingly„. oh Friday after
ternoon, the Marshal, accompanied by Deputy
Marshal Dougherty and officer Fender, vis
ited .New Brighton and, arrested the postmas
terOhey searched lits - house, 'in which was
found tismall quantity of bogus - coin; consist
ing of quarter and half dollars, halt and quar
ter, eag les , and. gold. dollars—:also some two
Mari
& dollara in , eotiiiterfeit bills on the
York County and Chemung Banks, N. Y.,
well executed.. Glass was brought to this city
on the express train in the evening, and was
taken before United States Commissioner
John H. Bailv, by whom he was held to bail
in the suro.Of $1;600 to answer at the next
term of Court. •
It is rumored that Glass has been connected
with the band of counterfeiters who have in
fedted.Oltioi . aisthaeverid of- whom' have been
arrested in the vicinity of Ravenna, Portage
county. An of .cer who has been engaged in
ferreting out this gang, was led, from certain
papers, to suspect Glass. Lie visited New
Brighton, and his auspicions were confirmed,
When. he immediately- communicated the 'fact
to Marshal Campbell, who has now succeeded
in arresting Glass, and having him held to bail
to answer.
THE BOAT RACE ON BATURDAY.—The first
boat race of the season came oil on Saturday
evening, between the two eight oared barges
"Undine" and "Daniel Boisol." At seven
o'clock the appointed hour, a large assemblage
-had collected on both banks of the Allegheny
river, - and off the 'Hand street bridge. About
half past seven the word was given, and the
boats started, opposite the Eagle Cotton Yacto
vy,..Allegheny. ' At first the boats kept close
together, running . very evenly for about a
mile, when the Undine shot ahead about three
feet. This was sustained for a time, until some
three-quartersof a mile of the "Belvidere," the
BoLsot gained the advantage by about two
lengths, and kept it until she reached the "Bel
videre," winning the race in forty minutes.
The distance run was nearly four miles, and
the time, taking into consideration the fact
that the oarsmen rowed up stream, was fair.
The stakes were small, being only a - supper,
which was discussed at the "Belvidere House"
by the antagonistic crews and their friends.
The result was unexpected, as it was generally
thought the Boisol would be beaten. There
was a good deal of. side betting, and money
'rhittiged hands freely: Mudi interest was man
ifested, and the Bultidero was crowded all even
ing. Nrlw that 'the ball has opened, we may
expect Othbr rase to 'fa c e* in repiq succession.
We have heard seVeral Challehgca 'hinted at al
mealy.
OvEnnur:gri.---4n the District Court on Sat
urday morning, Judge Hampton delivered
opinions, in the two cases orJohn B. Kennedy
es. Foster & Fleeson, of the Dispatch, and
James W. Kennedy against the same, for libel,
in both of which application bad been made fur
new trials. The motions were overruled, and
the True Press can now do nothing but "grin
and bear it," or. take the eases to the Supreme
Court, which they will scarcely do.
Tho conclusion ' of the opinion of the Court
in the ease`of Jas. W. Kennedy, was as follows:
"The plaintiff had n rim, fair and impartial
trial—the farts were left entirely to the jury,
who found that the rhargei mode by the fiefentl
ant were prorsi/ to 14 true--and the court per-
Coll'f.4 no valid reason for interfering with their
verdiet. The motion for a new ii-jul is over
ruled."
tind in tho,qase of John B.'li . enniyiy, thus :
, •The Ic`ncia Was elari4iitely'lri6d, and patient
ly heard by the court ainl jury — and if t i n t of
the principles involving human liberty, and the
rigl,4 of the people um - t ent:HY, 'were riot tinnily
settled in di s ig . cde, it' wa.!; .* Abt for want of full
and ample &mission by the counsel. The jury,
after an absence of several hours, returned a
rerific,l,4l3; ciii i iall4 , l7/fil-••••Vihrekl, tn,tho opin
ion of the oourt, was ibarranled by tie eridence.
Motion for a now triul overruled."
ALL ABOUT A Cow. 7-011 Wednesday last,
Char, Wisert, re,iding at Stewartstown, up
the Allegheny, made information before May
or Weaver that lie had lost a valuable cow, and
that it )yas - then al. Trimble's Hotel Stables. A
search warrant was issued, and the cow found
as 'stated; bpL tlipre iritilth9tlOr7cinimint;'one
William Hackett, who as strennottsly contend
ed that the aniidallvas.hls'. To sottle the •own
ersiliti, the niy6i fiied'Satuiday f(ir a hearing,
when the parties were on hand with their wit
nesse W
s:li isert," asserteakthat' the cote was his,
that he knew her by peculiar marks, and a doz
en Witnesaes attested. the fuel,: Hackett
produced nearly as many to prove that the
c o w was his, Among these was one William
Golding, who, testlileg, to hiyfin.g 4 l l f4ed the cow
until kte• tfai jest, tyhtin V& sold her
to Hackett; • The Ilayor was puizted todecide
on the,merits:of,tho ca Se, and accordingly held
it 'undei - ndvlstitnent mittl te-day, when he will
give a decision.
13E.S.Tir - raom - Lock-Jew.—A week since we
noticed the fact that a man 'named George
Painter, a strunger,had .fallen from , the abut
ment of theSCClair street bridge to the ground,
some eight or ten feet, seriously injuring him
selr.-4il-4,43•101i - lA, ft . .4 ,4 4PF0i1s nOl4OOll
ever since, and on Saturday ho died of tetanus,
or lock-jaw, Induced by the fall. The coroner
summoned a jury and held an inquest; a ver
dict was rendered its above, attributing the in
juries received by deceased to tbe negligence
of the contractor in. not* prolierly 'barricading
the excavation. The rentable of the deceased
wore taken chafgelof by his wife, tehe convey
ed to Clarion county, Ida foraer home. .
MA.27 81107..-ik mannarned John Lambert,
residing in Buckstowir, Somerset connty; was
accidentally shot the other day, receiving'inju
ries from whick , it is feared, he will not recov
er. 4e was Bitting on the porch of his disci
ling,..f:p43ll'is ow Ale'tainttS"of - if Imlng man
near abarge, a
heavy one, lodging in his side, under the arm.
His conditioU is regnided as very critical, though
hopes for his recovery are, entertained:;
DROWNED. —Vt.'• lad , Maned James Deinsey,
between. twelve and thirteen years of age, re
siding in West Pittsburgh,. went int o th e r t v p r
to bathe, on 9iturdai afternoon. pecomirig
separated from.aplink by which he•eustained
himself, he sank and wasdrowned. The Cor
oner called a jury of inquest, who returned. a
verdict ofaccldentaf dro,Oningt`••
C ARLES
' - Zit!' • • .
ltftPf.D, ;: , .ilibfQ4 AnsP°
ititeinpe*tope, died'in house tiherry
alleyon..rriday. , 7 pig itquest ivatelield i and
verdict dr-diattit 'Orem inteintieranco rendered.
Miller had been Iti , Llieintin the
and had been drinking to excess for some
. . =
a
Jour; Data; aiggi,z?g
well'on Third erreet, thii city,' on ? . riday, lyas
struck- on the ticeirtch79.lyindlaes: cutting it
hira into tho weli. lit
was fefre4 YPteiday that , bt) would Ant 3'9.
cover. • • •
- - .
Tux*. REV. ,1316.110 P Boviawr adminis
tered the-rite of eohfirmationyr i orday morn
ing, at St. Andrew's eyomh, 4'itresj,
in the avenlag s ai thurcii, Allegheny.
RiVir.s.2llli. REED, pastor of the 'United Pres
byterian church on Seventh street, has resigned
his charge, hilt the resignation has not yet been
accep. . •
Mr~cl 44xIce .• 1 4STITOTif- --- niis
Pao inv4tia which hes been au hang felt by our einiens
now open, under the superintendence of Messrs
Jackman Johnson; in the-Lafayette Building, En
trance, of Wood*Street: It is designed for the perpetual
exhibition of the preach; of Mechanics; - Nanufbete t .
rers, Inventors, and Artisans; and as a place of 'resort
for those - seeking Information relative to ithosebranehes
of industry, edber -by examination of samples -or
scientific publications. Those having articles fo bring
'before the publiowill find it greatly to their advantage to
leave samples.
agle• The public are respectfully invited to visit till
• •
MEM
DEEM
THE GYOROLLIP COSTIIMII would just now be
very agreeable, but as it would scarcely be
good etiquette: to appear in public with It, we
must 9proach it as near as possible. To do
this it is only necessary to call on Wm. H.
M'Gee & Co. corner Federal street and Mar
ket square, Allegheny, -who have on hand and
make to order a great variety of light, cool,
summer clothing. They have also a full as
sortment of youth's and gentleman's dress
goods, made up in the latest style. and at prices
which cannot fail to please. * •
MUTING BY STEAM.—AII a testimonial of
the workmanlike Manner, perfect action of their self
regulating machines, safety, economy in fuel, and the
little attention necessary to keep each room comfortable,
we giro this certificate to Messrs. Davis and Phillips,
successors to Phillips k Co., for their plan of heating
by steam the Second - Ward Public Schools in the city of
Pittsburgh, and which has met our approval, and we
would recommend them to the public to give entire
satisfaction of heating by steam.
It' Miller, Jr., John Marshall, Jr. M. Tindle, George
Wilson, John Wilson, L. Wilcox, Directors.
•
DAVIS It PHILLIPS,
Steam Heating, Gas Pit Nag, plumping and Brass "bonder;
Dealers in every doseripUon of Gas Arbors and Pumpt
&M
No. ST Wood and 14.8 First street, Pittsburgh.
AO
COULTER & MENTZER, House, Sign and
,Ornamental Painters and Gralners. Orders lett at their
shop on Fourth streetnear Market, Barke's Building,
mints plumply attended.
SODA WATER,
SODA WATER,
SODA WATEII4.,
THE MuST DEticIOUS
IN THE CITY.
CHAS. H. SUPER'S,
Corner Penn and St. Clair et
N. B. Pregcriptiona compounded at all hour! of the
day or uight.
COMMON SENSE RULES THE MASS OE THE
people, whatever the misnamed and misanthropic phi.
losophers may Bay to the contrary. Show them a good
thing, let its merits be clearly demonstrated, and they
will not hesitate to give at their most cordial patronage.
The meases have already ratified the Judgment of a
physician, concerning the virttles - of HOSTETTER'S
&FIVERS, as may be seen in the immense quantities of
this medicines that are annually sold in every section of
the land. It is now recognized as greatly superior to
all other remedies yet derive.] fur diseases of the di
gestive organs, ouch as duirrhuia, dysentery, dysperwis,
and fur the various fevers that wise from derangement
of those portions of the system. Hostetter's' Ilarn , e is
rapidly becoming a 1164%f...h0g vidtil,'(i'orn *alto to
Texas, from ilia .
of the Atlantic to the Pacific-.
Try the article and he fatiatle4 ;
Sal by all druggists In the world, and by
THE IMMENSE POPULARITY Or THE EAU
Arurrunrara, bas tnade a most unpreeedented demand
for the article. The bald hare their hair restored in all
na beauty, and old age IS gladdened with the restoration
of tho prixtine color to the hair. It will not eoil the akin
or the finest linen.
Hold by B. L. FALINPATOCK & 00, No. GO, corner of
Wood and Fourth streets, Druggist, generally, and at
the Laboratory of Jules Hanel k Co, No. TOA Chestnut
street. Plilladeintna.
*Er WY LIVE HO FAST IN TUIB MUNTNY,
that the American have became famous tlironghout all
Christendom, as a hard dris4)g, Lard drinking, hard
chewing,' hard swearing Po'ople. ' We have , became
equally famous for stomachs, 0 nervated
and disordered nerves, broken down cOnstitalfons, and
the hundred and One cores which fOrlow' upon the
vices which we'hase eurim4nted. Co.untlosspanaceas
fur these ills have beg!! ficlyert h . tif rs'Okno".f.orilotb
ing so effilcacioniiiifian tvirithd suffenng from
Win or nervous depression Ss OLIN'S . STOWCCII BlT
TELS,roanolsoturod and sold tp the prstitrjetor, at Ills
depot on Penn Knot now lima.
RIM! El VI SA,• ..„, ........... IFILTZL
JOSEPH METER & SON,
Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Detail Dealers in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 424 Penn Street, above the Canal,
Mare on hand a largo assortment of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own manu
facture, and warranted equal in quality and style to any
manuf*ct 9r e q EtIP ' , Up *0 te.iseriable
o.UNtll‘f - _
400 barrels Prime N. 0. Molassos, Oak Cooperage;
20 do St James, S. H. do;
LI) do Lorering's first quality Syrup;
600 bags good to choice Rio Votive;
14 Pocket's choice Jaya do;
125 Half Chests Young Ilvsnn, Imperial, Gun
der, Ooking and Ponihing Teas;
100 boxes assorted brands 6's, tt's & 10's lump To-
bacco:
10 kegs Covington six twist Tobacco;
70 40 Ili. Ztl• 404
harreis ; •
10 de: DM Mit in Mity.ko;
3)hags
kl Grain floprer;'
do ris;
0 40 01* piee Volt+i f t{
20 boxes Na-1 Maim
100 do Ukornleni Olvo Soap;
26 do Gorman do.
30 do Variegated or Toilet Soap;
Ou dozen Um Washboards;
00 do Buckets;
30 do 'Cabs, assorted sires;
100 do Brooms;
•
60 boxes M. R. Raisins;
20 do No. 1 Norfolk Chosoliqs
4 ° 4° kit°4.4llshrti l lV.
60 bales go. 1 nod 2 MU;
30 barrels Bleached E lephant and What. 011;
10 do Strait's Tanners
20 do Cod dg do
10 do Rosin du
20 do N. C. Tar.
la atom and for sale by • .
a•2B MILLER & RICRETSON:
9.91 PF V 1411 ,1 14 _
TS THE BEST PREPARATION IN iTtiE
1 world for the Hair. • .... .
It will allay all forerish eruptions of the scalp ;
The hair will cease from failing off with as use;
It is a beautifier of the hair;
It will remove dandruff; r
It Is the best hair dressing in the world;
It is within Use reach of everybody;
It contains no dyeing material;
It will pot so; !her ~,,...
II Tin it tilsp Wag p doo !mg clean;
1
It t la in atict*y t I . l 7 4 N P:ti sa ggi g E s qi la p l A t Rot g , ce p ri r /6. 4. t ,
(Successor to Hartwell • Shepherd,)
Manufacturer and Solo Proprietor
je2 Corner Wood and Sixth streets.
MEDICAL BOORS.-- Rokitausky's Pa
thological Anatomy, 2 vols.
Gross' Elements of Pathological Anatomy.
Giuge's Pathological Anatomkwith colored plates. !
Hornet's Anatomy and Histo ogy, 2 vols.
Lawrence's Treatise op the e.
micluAtzlahu, * a , .r ". p ' ' t; •
Wilson, on as of efie'S in, with miss of plates.
Buctinilliind Take•onl
La Rock° on PITPPIa ItA , T .tuisiit.
coptall4 otypx, na ATol x
rattxtA
Eriillimit'A IV 4P4' . gory,
IDOOpeeirteomi ifs 2A Spig 11,
foliitt'a Mg era surgery.
Millor'a Practice on 6
Pwro's System of ..
Dickson's Elements of Medicine.
Williams' Principles of Medicine, new edition.
Watson's Practice of Physic, . " "
Woods' Materia Modica and Therapeutics.
my3o HAY A Mi.. 66 Wcirsi street.
..„,
T ARM FOR SALE on . Pervyavill!‘
Plank Road,vatl6•Millstn . the cro*airfil
1 acres. o lo , irfinei Siete; o cultiefation, q ?AN% at
efi racqb, 1114.1imich NYfAif:liAT4 watar PUMP? it
1 4141Doral anci oakota o how, a two story Musk
eplifig cliisirehard of a oiaa fruit; fences all in
good order, about 41 acres of choice timber, also a store
110UB° and fixtures, now doing ',good business—garden,
small fruits, shrubbery, &c. For once and terms apply
-at the office of 8. C=RBERT 3 EON •
Jet • Real Estate Agtia.,klafiterst.
,
4tlti
ponges
S l eo3oigri - ; Bins: of of
&cheap substi
tute for Sponge—a new an mend article. For sale by
my2a L. WILCOX. cor.Smithileld and 4th eta.
COMMENCEMENT AND EXHIBITION
Op HIGH scatool—The, public exoreing or trio
pupil* of the High School, col:151110f Eases att'el
Oration! : trill take qoe in LAAA TITi 4ALL, cin
Kr.44,p3M1 . I=lScllCite Mb be had of
db , e_i lof the pfd SohoOn, or at the °Mee of
the MO . 1 4 04 4
tirAclintuiloti tree. . . e2giat
DIXON'S BLACKBERRY CARMINA
TIVE for sale by -
. 38. T< FAHNESTOCK t CO.,
i 023 N 0.60, corner Fourth and Weed streets.'
11/AiiONING Flux. BRICK.—Theeo
•' beck's hare been fully eeired,tunt can be reP9nik
men ed for durability, equal to eny brioks offere4 ror
ads in this rnertret. Apply ou hand'aitd for sale by
OILtItWIOIC t SON,
Slm No. 148 ar.dl6l Wood street.
=NEI
t• •
LICATUTE4 k
hfi944otaruta iuut Pro_pri atm%
114 water. sad 18 Front streets
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THE LATEST NEWS
Financial and Commercial .Affaire in
New . York. _r
NEW Yortx, July ,9.—The close of the week
brings with it the first indications of the relax
ation in the money market, expected after the
heavy payment incidental to the first of July,
bad been. provided for. The tendency to in
creased ease however, is not decided enough to
effect materially the rates of discount, is mani
festing itself chiefly in all loans. The abate
ment in the gold export seems to have contrib
uted to the peer supply and for temporary use.
Fivoand a half per cent. has been accepted to
day, on first class securities. The ruling flora
is six per cent., at which lenders are more nu
merous than early in the week On paper the
the rates for long dates are fully sustained, and
in most eases, rather more desirable lists may
be had at seven per cent., while short bills are
still scarce, and go readily at GC G 3 per cent.
The general temper of the stock market is not
so satisfactory as yesterday, but yet there is no
material concussion, submitted to on the better
class of securities. Tho weakness is confined
mostly to several prominent railroad stocks,
which are passed fur sale for future delivery.
The weekly bank statement closing to-day will
include the average of only five business days,
but nevertheless will reflect the heavy move
ments of the week. The bank specie reserve
will we think be within $21,250,000®521,-
500,000 against $22,400,000 last week. The
I loans are expected to show a falling off. The
total exchanges, through the clearing house,
for the five business days of this week, were
$105,388,818, an average per day of $21,077,
7133. The Bremen for Southampton to-day took
in specie to the amount at $590,542. A tele
gram from Philadelphia this morning to
Thompson Bros. reports that the notes of the
Bank of Lawrence, Penn's., are thruwn out.
A five per cent. dividend is announced to-day
by the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
R. R. Co. payable August Ist, at the office of
the United States Trust Company. Annexed
is the official statement of the business of the
half year: Gross earnings for six months end
ing June 80th, 1859, $486,796,39 ; expenses for
the same time, including taxes, $244,425,26 ;
not for slx months, $240,371,13 ; five per cent
dividend declared July Gth, 1859, $237,305;
surplus $3,066,13. Business on the Corn ex
change has been more active this week, being
influenced in a great measure by the exciting
European war news. Tho fluctuations in bread
stuffs have been quite sudden at times especial
ly in flour, but at the close the dull accounts
from Liverpool seem to hews a corresponding
effect, here. Speculation in Provisons have
received little or no encouragement from Li v
pool advises, and the general tendency of the
market has been downward, with only occa
sional buoyancy. The business in Produce has
been estimated almost eutirely by the home
demand, the shipping inquiring being quite
sus_pendtel: .
Tho P,Abiflc Mail Steamship Company has
coMPleted tile purchase of the Collins steam
ers, viz: the Adriatic, Baltic, and Atlantic.
It is•the intention of the comparly to run
those beats on the eompletioe 1. , c their contract
with 31. ft. Roberta, September 80th, 18.10, to
Aspinwall via Panama Railroad, in connection
will their line on the Pacific. It is under
stood that uniform passages of eighteen days
will he made from New York to San Fran-
MVO.
Groat India Rubber Case
Itsimmenx, July 9.- —The great India rub
ber case of Ilorace 11. Day and others. against
John Stellman,is now being tried in the trnited
States Circuit Court, in this city, before Judge
Giles. This case, with others, involving the
same isstua, are now undergoing a final bearing,
before going to the fiupren,e Court of the
United Status, on {he claim or the plaintiff to
the exclusive right to tnannfacture and sell
what is technically known as woven elastic
india rubbeegoOds. A prelimenary injunction
had previously boon granted in all tbe'ca-ses in
Oils district, and two aiititnenerMw pending is
to hayo u peirpanent injunction of tho issue
Wholly restraining the defendants from vending
vulcanize 4, robber goods. strong array of
legislative talent is engaged on both sides.
From Havana
NEW Tons, July 9.—The steamship Kar
nak from Havana. on the 2d inst., arrived hero
this morning. The fever at Havana was-very
light. Sugar had advanced 3 real. MeLust*
was unchanged. There was no changes in the
rates of freight. Exchanges were tending
downward.
Congressional IT° mi no,ti on
44., July W. Under
wood won o nintated for Congrettsm nn; of thp 6th
district, in the plaeo'ot Mr. Wright, whn , de
clined the nomination.
Sailed.
QutnEc, July 9. —Tho Nova `zotian sailed
to-day, at 10 o'clock, A. M., with onu hundred
and twenty-tive passengora, for Liverpool The
weather was pc.
Hung by by a Mob
Louisvict.s., July mob at Stanford
bung James Housey for killing James Oldham,
last May.
REMOVAL.
W. & D. HUGUS,
HAVE REMOVED TO NO. 69 MAR
KET Street, corner Gene iney will re,
niftirl bp the 40.4 Of Sentetrilmor,Nirhen airy will 'remove to
Incur now store now bolus built at tbe!eld eland, corner
of Fifth and Market etreetn. • myl:lin
Whitten's Golden Salve
Is A STEP BY WAT OW PitoOftEss in the Healing
Art. It is adapted for Sores, Humors, Wounds, an al
every kind of external inffiumnatory difficulty, of what
ever name or nature, on man or Leuit, Ahvie hlkiLtlY
C. P, WHITT.f.I4, }Await, enntsrihr box. The
This; isCO dti le the (lade. Sold by druggists. 'Anoint
thyself arid be healed."
Tan oLDZA SALVi—A GREAT HEALING RnXIDY.—It is
with much pleasure we announce the advent of this
new article in our city, which has met with Such signal
success In Lowell, where - it Is made, that the papers
have teemed with miles of truly marvelous cures-
They chronicle one where the life of a lady was recently
eased--a cave of broken breast ; another where the life
of a child WAS saved- caw of coatingi anOther of a
lady whoac- flice , tras 'MNI
U` tffsfigurbd by scrofulous
stailironght io r pis ithyletion in A frAir
4 9' 4, 4 1 . 3 4 40 , 1dier Or 44 old mart, 1.110 had it sore ou
Itis foot for twentY Yortyti — oared lit 4 feW weeks. Our
cltinet will not ho slow in getting at its merits, and will
herald it over the land.—Roden Herald . finy27lsm:l3tW
stir E.ooo`A.ar.Nrs WANTED;—To sell three
new and unequalled inventions—wanted by every family.
My agents have cleared over V 25,000 selling one of them.
Articles are light, cheap, easy , to carry and very taking.
Several Diplomas, Silver Medal from American 'usu.
Ante, N. Y., and 4 patents have been granted Ine--f or
them. One patent in England endone in France. Put
In 4 str,mpe, Inn send yob; gratis, 80 pages particu
lars of 'the heat agency in the country,
lmy?.7:famalativi EPHRAIM BROWN, Lo -ell, Mass.
Acircpi or Tilts STATE to
e ftPv ass VittfiDP=agdYk , lAalla diy, Qin make
g°l 43#.km:Mv l"4 l ° N. 9 7llll l' 'lM, Lowell, Mass.
DITRE LlQUORS.—Familias can buy a
11 bottle of Rhine, Port, Madeira, Teneriffe, Sherry or
Malaga Wino. Also, Cognac Brandy of different. brands,
very Old Monongahela Whisky, arapaigne in quart,
pint and and half pint bottlain dud tid
ntoe.tiy , . dozen
or half do7en. All thi, 'nbote for‘ sale' by' the quart or
gallon.. 11 • 4 •
l 4771 1 1 0 , 8 , 0 , a44 1 .t:0; 1 04, hq4ors need not
Lcal ; . ~
h. .1 •t. t . _ ",- , 1111VICKEISEN street..
THE NEW PARK! . • '
"DENNY'S GROVE," recently fitted up as
•
IRON C1TY.t..4 0 4.14.1C,
Is SSS! ??.9. 1 ?: itp.; t4}o .- aef punnoo,atlan of Ple-ISles, Pleas
are Parties, dm:
ICE CREAM AND REFRESHMENTS.
Ara- A Rand of Music Owaya In attendance. A good
; covered platform for dincing.
je.tfmaw-tf ROEVELE • 4 MILLER.::
paOTTAGE HOUSE FOR RE . NT—Pleas=
gutty situate on Nunnery /1111—six rooms, stable,
, and - ffiree acres of ground. Rent $1,50 per year.
Immediate posession can be given.
8. CUTIII3MiT k SON, 51 Market st.
ATHREE STORY HOUSE, comfortable
and convenient, situate on Second street, below
..Market, for rent by 'S. CUTHBERT at BON,
- 61 Market street.
N CENTRE AVENUE, a. copafortable
NJ , Dwellingl" og for rete- 4 "
.' : 4 Mr .
J • B. OUTI E Son, 61 ?dulcet
Pi 10E-10 tiereeilirinie' for sae' by
A OW WM. IL SIIITLI CO
AWNS, BKREGES, LACE MANTLES,
ac. Also a tbll line of Domestic Goode.
O. HANSON LOVE, 74 Market street.
ONE
.` f-
A French Description of the Great Ens.
torte. Square. •
The great battle reported by this steamer
was fought within or on the Western lino of
the great " historic square," which makes that
locality more interesting than ever. We have
therefore, translated for the Bulletin the follow
ing excellent description of it, given by the
Paris Steele :
" The famous square formed by Mantua,
Verona, Peschiera and Legnano, is at .this
moment the object of universal attention. It
is there that the Austrians have taken refuge,
as an impregnable fortress. We have thought
it may interest our readers to enter into some
historic and topographical details on the impor
tance of the situation. In order to follow our
remarks, it is necessary to have before the eyes
a correct map, and one drawn on a sufficiently
largo scale. For though the region we are-go
ing to describe is not of great extent, there is
not one of the places included in it, which has
not at this moment, great importance in a
strategic point of view.
" The square is enclosed between the Mincio,
the Adige, Lake Garda, and the lower Po,
from Mantua to Polessella. The Mincio forms
the defensive front of the celebrated square.
From Peschiera to Mantua (the only line that
can be approached, the rest being a marsh,) the
Mincio runs over a space of six leagues, as the
bird flies, and it is within this space that a pas
sage must be forced. For this operatien there
are some points designated naturally by their
position. In fact, the first thing to be done to
secure the passage of bridges thrown over the
river, is to drive away tho enemy from the
bank. It is not hard to understand that if, in
the course of the river, it reaehls a place where
on the one band, the water makes a bend to
wards the side of the agressors, and on the
other that the ground commends the shore
where the enemy is placed, there will be a great
advantage in trying the passage at that point
because thus a tremendous the can be
concentrated on the enemy who will thus
be placed in the midst of a semi-circle of bat
teries.
"Now the Mincio presents to an army wish
ing to force a passage, coming from Milan,
two places only where this advantage is found.
These aro Mozambano and Volta. At these
two points the river makes a bend from the
west side, and the ground on the right bank is
considerably higher than that on the opposite
side. Therefore, these two points were choson
during the wars of the revolution, in 1796 and
1809, well as during the campaign of 1848,
for the passage of the Mincio. As for the en
emy, ho has, in the villages of Ponti, Vaßeg
gio and Puzzolo, on the left bank, positions
where he may try to oppose the crossing of the
river. Moreover, the possession of two places
like Mantua and Peschiura, on ssi sh,os; 4, line,
makes the defeat more my • fur the wings are
perfectly suportid, and attacks may be made
at ar,y moment from either of these fortresses.
" But History is there to tell us that with a
a well managed army thopassage of the Mincio
is airman certainty. The Austrians could
not prevent Hopaparte from crossing itin 1796 ;
nor Brune ip ip spite of the bloody battle
given hint by Bellegarde ; nor could It in 1848
prevent the Pied nu: l ;4es° army, which forced the
river at three points : Goito, Itiozambano and
Borglietto. The passage on ce ac hle ved,th e army
will find itself in the centre of the quadrangle
and the places that protect its corners: Pw
eh iera, Mantua, Legnano and Verona, concern
ing the position and strength we have some de
tails to give, not taken from old books, but
furnished by a person who has lately visited
there.
"Peschiera, situated ate place where the Min
cio leaves Lake Garda, is imna ,- ,ta9,t, inasmuch
as it commands the lake as Well as the road
from Brescia to 'Verona, and' hOlds the flood
gates by tb'e water of the Minch) may be
increased or diminished at pleasnre, It is a
place of the second class, vibpse fortifications
were augmente4 aitor 1848. At the time it
capitulated after a siege of ono month, directed
by the late Duke of Genoa, brothor of the
present King of Sardinia.
"Mantua is q place of the first class, and
was generally considered the key of Northern
Italy. until Verona acquired its present politi
cal and military importance. It is easily ap
proached, by reason of Its situation in the
midst of three lakes and of marshes formed by
the waters of the Minch), whose lower extrem
ity it guards. It communicates with terra
ileum by fire causeways—those of Roverbello,
I.egnano. Modena, Bergoforto and Cremona.
These causeways are fortified, and the citadel
of La Favorite. which defends the Roverbello
road, is protected against surprise hy asartifi
cial inundation worked by by raulle machlneii.
In 1848 the Ansf,rians reior 'to this Means
of defense aghTrist s the Fiedinontese. They had
then, and still have, oh the' upper lake, a flo
tilla which renders important service. The
very fact of the isolation of Mantua, commu
nicating with terra firma only by the five
causeways we have designated, shows that% is
easy to blockade it. For this purpose, kt is
only necessary to master, by ineir ‘ s of voLks,
the outlets of these five comreAni4tians. So,
contrary to the *ustial priatiee, the besieging
corps May' he 'Weiler' to the garrison. In 1796
Sorrier," with 8,000 men, kept in there a force
at least double.
Beyond the main fortifications, Mantua
has also two entrenched camps, and finally. at
the south of the city is a vast extent of marshy
but very fertile land, surrounded on all sides
by the waters of the Mincio, the Po, and the
Ausona, and called the Seraglio, AI4 tie
Campagna of Mantua id and itulokes, to a cor-
Lain extent, part °fe dititeatioiss of the
place, *tah &Hires Worn it great resources.
The villages'b f forgo-Foite and Governolo give
possession of the Seraglio. In 1848 Governolo
was the scene of a brilliant affair, whielt cot
the enemy six hundred killed Anil Ibk,tr, hun
dred prisoners and iskacla tkike riedmontese
masters of She *feet°,
Legnlnohas a good' bridge-head 'on the
Adige, of which it defends the lower part,
which is further protected by the artificial in
undation of the Molinella. Kray employed
this means against Scherer in 1799.
"Verona defends the centre of the Adige. It
is, like Mantua, a first-class fortsess, the, de
fences being after the !Oen; Ortowers called
Max.initiyeuuc• Ti' is situated at the foot of
thelait . slopes of i!dontebaido. A series of
heights marked by the villages of Chievo, 311.assi 7
na, Santa-Lucia, Tomba,and Tombetta; extend
ed to the west in front of the 'city, forming a
vast entrenched camp of about six kilometres,
having the form of a semi -circle, the twat ex
tremities of which join the Adige at c4iie,vo
and"rombetta. It was against these heights
that the Sitrhinian army dached on the ilth of
May, 1848. It 'We to. wry them and then
induce h yerowi. But after a brisk
'affair at Santa Lucia, the battle remaining
undecided, Charles Albert retired to his
former positions. Verona, besides its political
importance (for since the evacuation of Milan
is the centre of the Austrian government. in
Italy,) has atm immense strategSe Amportsuaci
It holds the roads 9A . ..0w itik)ul:and the
Tyrol, and the likighesc inkiitary considerations
are attached to its possession, as the principal
defense or the line a the .Adige. This river,
whose course is parallel to that of the Minch),
forms the second obstacie,to an army after it
has crossed the latter river. It is- very rapid
until near Magnano, ' where its banks bwomo
lower, and the crossing beemues easy from this
point to Carpi, fiNtcpi to occupy or blockade
LefinMa
" 43 the north, Bnssolengo, on the right„
tempt
a c i t s o o ss a
t r e si r t t i v o e n t. fav i o t ra w b as le
t ig er nn th a a t- t
Brune effected his passage in 1800; but in
1848, after the glorious combat of I'astreno;
the riodmontase confined themselves to wen.'
pying Bussolengo, without attempting to czess.
North of Verona are Itivoli and. Corona, so
celebrated in our wars or the revolution, and
w hi c h were, in 1848, the scene of many com
bats, especially that of July 22d, so glorious
for Piedmont. These are the advanced posts
of Verona, which connect it, fey the defense of
the Adige, with thole of !layered° and Trenta,
and wit tba itldiau Tyrol, which is a natural
appendage of the quadrangle.
"We have thus exposed, without any dis
uise, the strength of this line, which Mao im
portant Abet the military fate of Italy seas
there. The Minch) and the Adige onceermised,
the four fortresses taken or blockaded, there is
an end of Austrian domination on this side of
the Alps ; for our fleet holding the sea, Venice
is not a base of resistance comparable to the
\
'
great quadrangle. We have not concealed dif
ficulties' for we have a - profound faith and a
rational conviction that we possess the niein s
of overcoming them. Numerically our forces,
if not superior, are at least, equal to' those,' of
'the enemy. The superiority of our artillery,
already so gloriously demonstrated, will be still
better shown when it is employed in demolish
ing walls. Our gun-boats can, in a few how;
destroy, the enemy's late flotilla, and make ,us
masters of Peschiera. It will be understood,
then, how much the danger of penetrating into
thequadrangle will be diniinished, since we
would be assured of the safety- of.eur two wings
towards Peschiera and Mantua, We do , not
speak of the diversion on . yeniee. Aestoia
can
not be allowed to organize in the ItalianTyrol
a fortified place, neutral' in her - laVor, 'active
only against us, where the - eneiny may prepare
his operations with a certainty. that Ave would
never damage them. Neither justice nor : tie
rights and exigeneiei of war admit of such ex
cessive tolerance."
COMMERCIAL.-
PITTSBURGH BOARD OP TRADE AND
MERCHANTS , EXCHANGE.
President.
WM. H. SMITH
vice Presidents.
ISAIAH DICKEY, Ist.
N. 'HOLMES, Jr.
Superintendent...
GEORGE 11. THURSTON,
Committee of Arbitration for June.
• • ISAIAH DICKEY, V. -
C. H. PAULSON, J. S. COSGRAVE,
J. J. GILLESPIE, , B. PRESTON.
Steamers to Arrive. -•
York... July 9
IMPS
Now 1 ork
. . - •
Strainers to SOIL . .
.
SHIPS - ' I:UTL 7olt DAY'S '
Arabia;....----...,..805t0n..--.....Liverp001.....1u1y 73
Bavaria. - .New York Harrilinrg.,...:July 15
Vanderbilt..' New York Havre...........Ju1y 18
City of Baltimore...... Now York' Liverwol.......fuly 18
AMA.- New York Liverpool_....July . B)
Arag0.......... ..... :.-....1iew - York Barre, tc_....July •.M
Weser New York 'Bremen July '..M
Vigo' - - New York 'Cork, to July' . '
Canada. ..... ..........-....8eet0n ' Liverpool --July 27
City of Washington-. New York Cork d Liv'pl July B)
Stage of,Water.
Ricer—F iro feet six . inches in the channel
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
SepoTted Expressly for Os Utak .3brning .Ftst.
Pmasuacm, July 9th, 1850. .
spies from first hands. From store,
ats at $0,25 fur superfine, $6,501g6,02 for extra do,
and $8,8707,00 for extra family;
Grain... Sales WO bash. Corn '..at 000 from depot,
and DSc from store. 250 bush Oata from store,b4@ssc;
400 from depot at frle.. hush Buckwheat at 70c.
• • .
firtgar...Sales 23 htids. N. O. at 73a8e..
Elsitstaaes...Sales 27 bbls. at 40‘042c W gaL
Coffee—Sales 27 nab at 1 2343123 , 4 e.
Baeosa...Salas 17,000 tbs. at 7;4®7 40. for shoulders.;
93,09,;',0 for aides, and i0©1034 for plain hams; 3,000
Ms sugar cured buns at .INe. - .
Cheese -.Sake 56 boxes at 34834 e for W. S. - •
Olt-Sales 22 bbls. Lard No. 1 at 33(405c.
Beans—Sales 11 bbls at 31,50 *bash., small white.
Dried Beel'....Sales 1,800 As. at 120)12)4e.
Salt... Sales 47 bbis. at 1 1 , 35 for No. L
Potatoes... Sales 200 bush. at 70@750 for common,
Plah...Sales S bbls. Situ:korai No: 3 at 311,50; 10
half bbls do. at $0,00; IT half hbls White at SVC
WhlakY—Salasslbl.la. at 20030 c forltectlfied-
•
New YOrk Mirket.
NET Tax. July 9.--Cotton nominally unchanged;
sales of 800 bales- Flour declined sales of 8,600 1,14,,
at $5,40®.5,85 tar State.. Wheat heavy; sales 3.000 bush.
Corn advanced; aides 828,000 bath at 00g9r2c for yellow.:
Pork 4rro at_t1i1.12,3401116,PW.,- for Mess, and $12.44 for
prima. Cut Bleats are unoheinged; pickled shoulders
y,e, Linseed Oil dull at O) 63c.. Hides quiet; west,
ern 53(0,2e. Tallow the sales are unimportant. Whin
kyVirra at 7734 c. Sugar steady and unchanged; Porto'
Rico 6,1,47 e; - Muscovado 5i4.@6 34e. Molasses steady
and nominal; New Orleans
ClnelanaU Market.
• thscuntist, July 9.—Flour dull and fully sustained at
the last quotations. Wheat if. in less active demand. at
$1.10®1,16 for red, and 111,q 0 51,25 for white. Oats com
mand 48@40c more • readily. Corn is steady. Barley
and Bye are very dull,' but nominally, unchanged.
Whisky - firm, at an advance of is l gal; sales of 821 bbls
at Ze. .'rhe Provision market is entirely unchanged.
Exchange on the East is reduced to ;1g per cent. Pre'
mienn. •
♦LIIABLE Wirso—n"-s
Tonle Cathariic and Antk-Pysietic Pills were invented
by a regular phvaiclan arsi thorough chemist, who, after
years c. study and experience,' elabortded the medi
cine and introduced. lc Ricaessfittly•in , his private prac
tice, its auFpastang efficacY:l4-DYsPoPs* Beednche,
Dysentery, Bilious Fever, to., soon spread its fs.rne be
yond the private practice o( the DOCtor, and it now en
joys unprecedented celChrity as a safe and ieliable med
icine. B. L..Fahnestock k. Co.; No:CA, corner` Wood
and Fourth streets, Pittsburgh. Re rinw_thePropzietom
See Pill adrertisernon the third page of today's .
paper. ' jeZhdaw
R. T. KENNEDY— W. & KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MITI;.
T,T.RGEEENY CITY, •
B. T. RENA
wriF...42 'coil AND coral PURCHASED.
FLOUR, COHN MEAD AND HOMINY; • - ;.• •
MANI.TFACTURED AND DELIVET.ED
IN PITTSBURGH AND ALLECHIKNY.
Atalydsw]. TERMS,,CASK ON DELIVERY
SILK FANS; Lineil Faris, Paintlearraiva,
i‘gleat,Taxiety,at — ~ , .
p 326 ' ' , JOS; HORNE'S, 77 Market street.
P IFI. , I3.—JIJET' RECEIVED, - A VERY
Ay comprehensive .addition" to. oar ate& of Rifle's,
which can be sold at very low rides. • .
• — CARTWRIGHT d• TOITNG; .. -
Inf2S Ncr.B6..Wood - street --'
CIOUNTING HOUSE,. 4c,4 0014 ! AND
N . J . POCKET INICSTANDEt—A great variety at
jelo '-• - - - RAT& CO.'S, 651V00d- street. '
4 • A
l /LLA FAY E R 8: . 1 oviv A e diu
n
i
' and Double Medium Sizes, . '
'KAY
14 bbls. East pert H rwing. . -
For sale by MURTIIND & 'CONNOR, -
ray2o . - . _797 kaberfY greet- I .
• 'GAR CASE a,, tar, sale bZ . .
. . lean • . • ..- • 63 -Wood street; near/A:mirth. -
..
• - : 7 • '
41k,, 10 btals. Eastwick's standard cmshed. - Sagar;_.
10 do -do • coarse *pulrCrised "do
34 do •do tint . do • do
00 do Penna. A coffee crushed
10 do -do B do do do
- 6 'do do C yellow. do:
In store, and landing, and for sole bT'
. IWO MITJA'R A RIC.K.ETSON
, Se.r
mer Market and ; Arai etllkreetr,
1110 . , secel!nd C)9 ent v and ( 0 e al bx
INE • UR.-12 bbls. Fine our, re
*Avid and for inle by JAMES A. FETZER,
jfM - • corner Market and-First-streets.
C - HEIESE.—A prime lot mir- Western :R e .
serve Cheese received, and for:ealdby
. . JAMES.A. F.elizedt,
Jo2e = • •- • Corneilifirket'and'lrirst streets..;
ARR POItiATIT]kf—A - ba.g6 _ll9ply 9f•
juP thes Excellent iirtielejtist recelied
let!. - sorner Diamond end Mirka • street:
-13 IUSINE:3 ''B. CARD CASES,:now:style, for
=lc! by
.-
_, , , - , ~ - -
..., T. -R. WELU/N: -
e2a ' ' ',133W . 00d itree,t,. Mar Fourth.
~
- ror sae. ,
110111j4.4.1TCP/11 WELDXN
R,
The . *0 . 44 iitreet. near Fourth
G • a vst
Ic -
.BEelLa baby GUY:
2 ASESC
foride by
e2O . : : •
• -
EVERY VARIETY of articles in' the Dry
Eitiodsitae,i Aimson Laud,andas7ogascanhg
lb"anYwhalw:— ratirSdtlClVE. 74 Market
JH 11.ERRING.--200 boxes sealed,
lb toe boxes No-14mA teoeimi Sad roe-eels • -
1 623 No. to Wood =at ireatrleal::4;.tio4
ARE , AGS, =4l sami.lamcsibr.ftg
. gists, confectioners .snrf tim,ic .. lsialors, far sale tor,.
e.3o' • . 83 Wood street sear Fourth .
.
A X.F.,P 4 k.g . E.l3&Made• 'exTifessty for put-
Jut: tag up aleArinot Ite age at mill moat: - • -
Wiiod street near _Fourth:
- 1 .. " CKETS.— 50 dozen ew Brighton
4 Thickets '
arTi vomtrao
„, , NLEra,
shB in the Diamond.
e=E---300
ü b e zes prime Cutting
4 ".
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EINE
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i. 4
Ambrotype and Photograph
• GALLERY,-
Pa 70 Fifth Street,: -;•
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
Sa" Photography Cored .O, plain, taiiiiist abort no-ties, at Eastern priees, and_wartantell equal to them. colored in SMALL PILTORE3 pii.auGED TO LIFE SIZE, and
A' B.,ROTYPSS.-
A BEAUTIFUL, AND DURABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN. BE HAD AB LOW i 3
. AB AT ANY. MIST CLABB EIiTABURR
MENT nvrazeotrffrur r inti : c
um. • • wAtiositrouftihreet.
• - . 1MPE41.14
: 11431 tailni
..P.M-T.A:YrOtaißs49.:Z73/3,
Colored In Oil, "Paatelle; or:Raki, - ill 410 isositdistio
style, and at Eaiderti pried& % z
WALL'S 'GALLERY,
- jag - 3Ones' RiWding„' Fourth btreaL
EDWARD GREGG, 2d
- 8111ELTING 190111Efir,'
PARK, .111PCUROIC
WiNITFACTIIIitES OF SHEA:TB:MG,
Braziers' and Bolt "Copper; Pressed" Copper Bot-
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Spelter Solder, tt-f 4/103
girtre,erske."a=rtlsji:n ifaneTrirleSkrieshA
Tools. Warehouse, N o. 140 First, andl2o Second Mires*
Pittsburgh '
ai
Ps.- Special orders of Com:strt to an de,
JAMES A VETATEIti 4 . 1
FORWARDING - AND COMMISSION - lENCHANT ,
_ .
Fionr„ G rain , _Daeart,, Lard, /inkier,
.diesit
Dried Dridi and Produce cylatiau r ,
coitskrf . (:01' ilksickT AND FIB 2 '
PITTSI3 fipityptp!,
IDikr, - .
Williamiriirth
Sr., S. Cuthbert. Son, Pittsburgh, Boyd it Ott,Hellskell
& Brady. Cash. M.
L. ,t M. Bankki t t .. k
Howell, 2 5 / 1 ,00 k
of W . Andertot,,
Paxton & Co., AV heelin•
PENN MACEpINE
MANUFACTURER OF
ei!ag 3iariiines, Stearn E "!' Shlitin g* 4 Mikis
Mortice Machines,
' - E c an g erl h
OAMrs pro/rip/1y at/ended to.. • - • • •
alkly thamaEarr,
W. A. cu./wryL.
C ALDWELL BRO ' •
itunin;
Bern - Bo,l7'.FW.ViTifirE9ls of DEA LIM - IN
• 09kruni, TiCOtton n A, Leh #cisizi 'yid WI;
.TaFpaulLo, Duck, Light aad HeavyDrsilia,"
apeay Noe. 88 Water, and 78.YrML .
. . VINEGAR I--
.
.... - . -
i
ILITARR ANTED Pure and 1:41,, . .
11V ' adulteratisd; and ti, .oz-kt vE_
Pickles - for Tease, the. same that I' have ..-
sold to. a majority of tho Pittsburgh Gro•
cent for TWILVX trim, and which has taken
Three First Premiums f: , ::::::
at PennaYlvania Stale Fairs, I am now or,
faring .to the- city_ and - country /mut&
greatly reduced prices
~. -
Please- artier direct 'Perim 1.Z.9t1. ' -
- 'A. EiLIALOu, uawaterstreet,::... . .
between Smithfield:end elimat i ,
"Pittabargh„-Pli•
raltr=-dsw
HHAVING OPENED lirVEEY'Sit..
_ in the rearof . the Scott liOnee,,cOrtier of Irwin
street 'and Duquesne WAS, and purchased a fine lot of
Horse—s, Buggies and Carnages,l woubirespactfhlly so
licit the patronage of, my friends and pubbe gemerallyy
assuring them that they can be accommodated at the
most reasonable rates. I have made ouch arrlawaxienta t
that Persons wishing theirhorses kept, can be well ac
commodatati.-. .• . • • NEIL BEACELAIM
a;:e2:3m Scott House; Pittsburgh. Pa.
BARGAINS IN
• - SECOND-it - AMY PiANOS.
One 0 Octave, Rosewood Case, Iran F'rameCheckering '
k Sons; only two years old., ,
'One 61 Octave, Rosewood Case, 'round - cotaeri; made
One 6-ark'
k. Octave,Rosewood, earl. ed deaii *le by, iinnas
One 8 Octave, Mahogany Ce, ads by Nrinna *Clark.
One • ' " • • - a..."
" N: Y.llfam'Co..
,One, " - ."kfard'gkBinaon'
One 6 Rosewood " ‘‘, Ptipe s yaria.
One 4- • Mahogany . • : A.leeht •
One 5?.,1 Loud k.ltro.
"• • • " " • " - Gerniatentalre.:
One " " --;
One 5' t' ":" Osmanli.
_ .
For sale by
tayl2
TISH-200 - packtigc4 lakd
100. do White FiVll
'• ' 300 do. Trout;
•
I 75 do
L For gale by LlOBl HENRI EL COLLO/3.-
rOA 0111 - COAL :OIL I COALOIT. 6. 7
bbis refined Brueninir Coal-0010i
; a.: .1.;111EL&B.,
• ECK B • OKSr-0 . 4. tko VAriSßls,
and Brokers in the city:
! .40 - ; ;
ITUST .PUBLISREDrAB9;IITIS:-CA3TI4
VOLLT3TE , l.—Rei,ores of cases_ ingned M -the Su
pronie Court Penmorlmnia:; SeitAtaillii- Grant'
For sato by lien]. • RAY CO., fiS -Wood etroiM.• •
pITRE 'OLIVE OIL, suitable fort-443i.Trul•
•iinted'freh, for Mro
• • ",
earner Diamond and /Saimaa._
ACKING: - VO X P.. k--1 tin
Psalm
j e9
_ ., g
, xe , s for Ai4e b - —han4i
• MARSHALL-ill CO:,;
9/1 - BELS: ENGLISH VENETIAN ' : MP ' '
A... ,,, - , for sale by
lien --, kEC!FB4*. 4, T
ale C . itr.
TONIC CHOCOLATE DROPS.—B ' it - '.
i , W.Yeges , Tonic:ebocolate. Dropoi• of portironsirid
. ocott.ite;higbly'este.6med, for their tonic forlorn" to, „,
1 2artlag strecifth Slid a healthy dolor to inralidoMpory
=ally for females and cbildrep. . For sole A ttio - -. • -.
infa • - Corner Broilbflokbitted -Fourth &roots.
------ •
GOODS,7 ' 3- - •-••
jrDIA.III3OI4ER, - p,per Mityearll.
Inners, Penboldent.,,cl,r,__
Ticket Inkstdriqg,'T?elre ,o ].,lr . . 4B., li ets
for, sale by
ielS tenni Woodi tniid ., kkeiket* Second Me.,
TAMES'. HOLMES
dole= irk., Bacon, aid,lSagir
4k.; Corner of .F . 1 . 4§T,A4 , a339.-ar, TBErni v ~1.1
2 T ,PRICE.AVERIG; . :LOW- 2 .Piii..oE—:
wdl be. a 9241. a comfadable -two stow, thaw tittig.
144 offrre roomer Trith.altutdl.st otgrotwa fronting
tiro str
,fetsr in Alictrea
belt' CCTHBERT & aO5,- a Market greet , ,
•PrNCI ATI — SITGA • 'CLITLEp,
and Vied B.i3ete week:4l3 tcPirritr stekne
Belmont,at a - , I , l.6.}VOR.plAt B
00 LBS. 'WHITE -MUSTARD
revOyeAlica n d z rzal ~ , t ha l44
• .5. -"Allegheny
xSEED %rule
01:X)Oby - ALLONS Fir A l.3=l F : t ip' KELLY,.
ENTS' FURN RING- An
Ed. SEE &AY),
Y r 4 t•` 3 Market. streets.
_ ..„ ....
OT.A ES.-100,. b . • • •- . P. ~.,.',..
Teeelmierel for sole • JAS. A. FETZER,: . .
NE COPY 0 :1 G ' .
MACHINIST' Rk for sale .7
W. s. Ei.vEaz,
• 33.and.3.511azket street.
-o
about
8 feet fronton south avenue. Alleghenyy. by.
deep to Retecea street,'ltaying a good two
..• cly mansion. well arranged for comfort and
eon .'ence; portieb, hall and eight - rooms, bath room.
hot and cold water, gas in all the rooms: a brie& stable
and carriage. house; shade trees and shrubbery. The
whole is in good order, and will be sold ate bargain.
Terms easy. Immediatepossession cas be had.
jele. EL CU BERT & SON, 82 Market street.
MENIM
gagattrrean 03a1Inies.
Mt 0 47:1. 3R S '
MUT isININ
•3: • : • • : II
F 0 N
H. WIGHTMAN,
New Livery Stable:.
JOHN H. HELLOR,
81 Wood staseL
.TICMOROCCO AND SIM I),Erllr
,
EATON, CLlEff,*, CCL,
Atatketsts.
mcvavriminDi.isiDeato:t:tsmri
EMISMEI