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VOLUME XVII
the Pails) Vara.
- JAMBS P. BABE,
EDITOR AIIID PROPRIETOR.
Tams :—Daily, Five Dollars per year, strictly in ad
vance. Weekly, Single subsenptlons Two Dol
lars per year; nt.Clubs of five, Doe Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure and Axrlval'of Passenger
Trains.
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4tsburilh,'Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad.
(From corner
Leave Pit of Liberty.and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
tsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
EXpress Train— ... A. M. 8:56 A. M. 1:01P. M
Mad Train._- &SO A. M... ---
Express. Train . 1150 P. M. 8:45 P. M. 2:30 A.ll
. • Arrive at Chicago
Express, 07 P. M. I Express,
'Returning, arrive at Pittsburgh:
. 3 6 8 , sm P.m, I Express, 3:30 P.M. I Express, A. M
(Prima' Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation..9 . 3o A. W. 6:03P.M
.. 11.03 A. M. 12.1. OP. M
(From corner of Liberty and Grant street:34
.Leaves. Arrives.
Express - 8:50 P. M. 1245 P. M.
2:50 A. M. - 11:50 P. M.
Past Line P. M. 32:20 A. M.
The Johnstown Way,Passenger,
Train
J &OD MO P. M.
Johnstown Accommodation_.... 250 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
First Turtle Creek " A. M. 6:50 A. M
Second" " —.„ 4:30 P. M. 12:20 A. M.
Third " " " WO P. M. 6:15 P. 21
' Pittsburgh Mid Cbanstbreille Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail Train. 7:00 A. M. 6:15 P. M
Express ......... 4:30 P. M., 8:45 A. DI
Ciereland and Pittsburgh Railroad. - ' •
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Train 12.15 A. M. 2.40 A. M.
Mali Train. 6:25 A. M. 4.00 P. bf.
Fiat Line.. 1.05 P. M. 8.30 P. M.
Wellsville Accommodation 5.00 P. M. 11.00 A. M.
Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad.
(From Liberty and dram, streets.)
Leaves Pitts. Columbus. Arr. in Cin.
Fast Line 12.15 A. M. 8.00 A. M. 11.30 A. M
Express Train.. 1.05 P. M. 1.30 A. M. 7.30 A. M
A Hard Case.
On Saturday, in the Orphans' Court,
trict Attorney Collier moved that an attach.
ment be issued to bring Jeremiah M. Carpen
ter, of Westmoreland county, into Court, for
contempt, he having failed to pay into Court a
certain sum of money due Isabella Holloway,
widow of Wm. Holloway, deceased, as order
ed. It seems that the Auditor's : report of the
amount due Mrs. Holloway from the estate, in
the hands of the :administrator, Carpenter,
awarded her $176. Carpenter is worth noth
ing, and the widow, believing the chances of
obtaining her money desperate, made a con- .
tract, with James M. Carpenter and H. M.
Laird, of Greensburg, attorneys, agreeing to
give them $lOO of the claim if they succeeded
in collecting it. On the 2nd of July an order
was made in our Orphans' Court (the estate
being in this county) directing the administra
tqr to pay into Conn, within ten days, the $75
duo Mrs. Holloway. Hut instead of this, on
the 1.#14, he filed an affidavit, setting forth that
lie held a receipt from Carpenter, the attorney,
fur the amount. Mr. Collier held he had no
right tq pay ever to him, as he was no longer
the attorney of the widow, having, heen dis
-Missed by her, and therefore hp asked the
attachment to compel him to appear and pay
over the money. The Histrict Attorney also
exhihited a receipt, which bad been sent to
Mrs. Holleway, but which shti veryroperly
refased to sign, acknowledging the receipt
of
44q, in satisfaction of the claim, for tphicli sife
11qdfireri0/01Y agreed i e. put $6,0. The attach
. merit was ordered to issue, and was made re
turnable at ten o'clock. this morning. Judge
Iti'Clure made some severe comments on the
attempt to put off the claim of the widow, of
$175, as the residue of her husband's estate, for
$4O, and remarked that it would be better for
the administrator to pay her claim, as the
Court would protect her in her rights.
PITTSBURGH THRATRE.—They AM proceed•
ing very rapidly with the alterations and im
provements of this establishment, and we are
informed by the energetic manager, Mr.
Howe, that when completed it will be one
. of
the handsomest theatres in the States. The
novelty of the new act drop will cause no little
excitement when seen, as it is to be, in every
respect, an advertising
_medium for some of
our first-class tradesmen in the city, and an el
fent picture besides—the sublect of the centre
*
being a beautiful laridscape, surmount
ed by a massive gold frame of an elaborately
scrolled pattern, with white marble circular
tablets inserted in the scroll, twenty in num
ber, each tablet containing an advertisement - I
in burnished gold letters. The dome of the
auditorium is to be remodeled, and a handsome '
ventilator is to be substituted in place of the
Ist surface. Altogether, the arrangements
appear to be mostcomplete. A splendid stock
company, consisting of fifteen ladies' arid eix
*l4, gentlt4ntln, will form 'the tfeerps drama
liqne," and with sgeh q rPun Mr. Howe
(who is evidently apiacrifo/ Manager) at the
head, there is no doubt of a brilliant season for
our losers of the Old Drury of Pittsburgh.
INIPOSTORS—LOON. OUT FOR TWEIL—It will
be remembered that some six weeks since, a
man named:Wilson White, a stranger in this
vicinity, fell from the railroad tressel work in
Allegheny city, and received serious injuries.
Some two weeks after the occurrence, an old
woman, representing herself as his mother,
called upon a number of families in Allegheny
_city, with an anomalous document, purporting
to be the certificate of a physician attending on
hbeirjgre4 trpert. She. receiyed , some.money,
ut it was the general impression that she was
au impostor. We learn that another female,
much younger, is now going the papilds, with
the same. paper, stating that she is a sister of
White, chathe is destitute, Ac., thus exciting
sympathies 'of 'the public - and'Otkininitheir
purse-strings. :We would advise Otto be on
their guard against these persons, , as their ac
tions are very suspicious, and it is more than
probable that the unfortunate cripple in whose
name this money is ostensibly collected,-knows
nothing whatever of the matter.
InJuNcriox ISSUZD.--On Saturday morn
ing, in the United States Circuit Court, before
Judge McCandless, A. W. Loomis, Esq.,.read
the affidavits of certain firms in Cleveland, at
\--hose instance writs were issued against the
t uvulae . 9ounty 'flank, as vie aMted at the
time, setting 'forth thanhey had sent notes, of
coijsi~er le amOunt, to the for discount,
which had neither been cliscoqqte4 or returned
to them. Mr. Loomis asked for en injunction
to prevent the bank from converting or trans
ferring the notes. Mr. 7dagoffin, for the;Bank,
asked that the issuing of the injunction bo de
layed, as the notes had already been negritiated,
and were in the hands of innocent holders, and
he had not had sufficient time to prepare an
swers to the declarations. The objection was
overruled,"and the injunction asked for order
ed to issue.
DESIRARLE PROPERTY FOR SALL—We di
rect attention to the advertisement of W.
o.l4eslie,in another column, headed "Oaklaud
Rror t eqy for Sale." The property advertised
.known as.Neir . Lind& Grove, within lesi
then• half an hour's .walk of the city. It has
been divided into lots to suit purchasers, and
as the'ioaility it a very-desirable one, the lots
.411 be much sought after for private residences.
line Ot Cialdin4, 'and
east Liberty Passenger Railtgay vrill soup
jactr4 additional facilities of travel', rendering
the property even more. valuable. Plans of
the ground may be seen at Mr. Leslie's office,
Diamond street, near Grant.
Tits Crrizrse' Passzsoza RAILWAY.—On
Saturday, quite an army of laborers were at
work, on Peen stied, in laying down the cross
ties and stringers for the Passenger Railway.
The rails were laid for a part of, the distance,
forming a double track.- The work Will be
pushed forward rapidly to the city .line. Ere
that portion is finished the diflleultics with tbq
corporations cmtsi4e tl4e city limits will have
been adjusted, as Judge 3t hire has , aignifled
his intention of delivering: opinions in the cases
argued before him last, week s at ten ?'clock to
day., and by the first of September the road will
be in operation.
WE refer dealers to tho advertisenient of
messrs. James Holmes & Co. in this morning'i
Pi ' s& TherhaVe a large stock of sugar cared
boon, mess 7pork, lard etc., 'equal' in
q . uslity to any in the West,
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. A Raid against the Cyprians.
During last week some sixteen citizens and
gpoperty holders, residing on Seventh street,
and in the vicinity of the corner of Cherry and
Strawberry alleys sent a petition to Mayor
Weaver, asking him to abate the intolerable
nuisance caused by a nest of houses of infamy
in that locality, which they represented, had
become scandaloui.
:In accordance with thisrequest, on Saturday
afternoonol - hout two o'clock, the Mayor sent a
strong posse of police, with instructions to vis
it all the houses in the vicinity, and arrest tho
inmates. The officers did their duty well, re
turning to the office with thirteen degraded
women, who were lodgel in the watch-house.
At seven o'clock in the evening, a hearing
was had, and the women, with their paint and
tinsel, were arrayed before Mayor Weaver.
Mrs. Griffin- was arrested at her house on
the corner of Strawberry and Cherry alleys,
which is charged as being not only a disor
derly, but an .unlicensed drinking house. She
was held to bail in the sdm of three hundred
dollars for her appearance at. Court.
In the second story of this house, lived
Ann Green, better known as "Black Ann,"
who, with a girl named Sarah Hill, found in
the house, was committed to jail to answer
a charge of keeping an assignation and baw
dy house.
In an alley running oft Cherry, in the rear
of Mrs, Griffin, is another house, where the
police found a bevy of nymphs, Jane Mor
rison. Emily Wray, Sarah Wilkins, Mary
J. Williams and Sarah Johnson. The house
was kept by "big Jane," who, with all her
associates, was sent to jail to answer at Court.
On the opposite side of the alley lived Mrs.
Willoughby,. of some notoriety. With her
was found a fine looking girl named Muria
Pearce, who stated that she did not make her
home in the house, had only happened in, and
that she lived on Bedford street. The girl
was discharged, her statement being corrob
orated, but sirs Willoughby was sent to the
hill.
Above Strawberry alley, on Cherry, the
officers found' another pasty, consisting of
Lavinia Gardner, daughter of- Mrs.. Gardner,
the abortionist, and two "girls," named Tet
Richards and Sarah Lewis. Lavinia, the pro
prietress, found bail in three hundred dollars,
but the others were sent up.
The arrest of these parties occasioned some
excitement, and during their stav in the watch
house, crowds of visitors called to see them.
In the evening, eleven of them were march
ed up to jail in a body, followed by a crowd
of men and boys.
From the evidence produced before the
Mayor, these dens of iniquity have been a
great nuisance. One witness testified that a
hundred men had stopped At his house and
onqiiired the way to Morrison's. The testi
money of others was similar. Rev. G. Nach
trieb, pastor of the German M. E. Church,
situated on the .corner of Strawberry and
Cherry alleys, testified-that the Church and
school were seriously annoyed by these peo
ple, that they were a scandal to his congre
gation and kept many away from the Church.
This is a move in the right ciirectipn; there
are too many such pieces in our city, and
they should all be cleared out. They are
alike dtructive of morality, and productive
of cringe, and the sooner we are rid of such
sinks the better. If their proprietors once
understand there is no tecurity ter them, they
will soon leave the city. '4 few more de
scents would have an excellent effect, and
prosecution againstparties who rent their
`souses to persons of this character, would be
more effective.
..5,17 A. AI
Tat: Bonus RAltEY.—It turns out that the
gentleman who passed himself off as Prof.
B. F.' Rarey, the horSe-tamer, last week, is not
a stranger here, but "to the manor born." A
gentleman, high in authority, recognized him
at one of his exhibitions as a person named
Frank Barclay, who resided here some thir
teen or fourteen years since. He left the bench
and plane for the study of dentistry and medi
cine with a then eminent physician, now de
ceased. During his term of study he betrayed
a young lady of Allegheny city, of whom he
obtained a sum of. money, after which he dis
appeared. On trading that he *RS known, he
left the city, just in time to save a personal
eipoSe of his imposture.
CAMIIqIA (Mnyry. , —Un Monday morning
last, two, miners, n anaed ; Abraham and Solomon
Hale, 'residing in Cambria City. were seriously
injured in one of the Company's ore banks by
the "blowing up" of part of a keg. of powder,
:whiettivas accidentally ignited by a sparkfrom
a candle in the heads of one of the parties. It
is thought they will recover.— On Wednesday
a teamstear at Angus' Mill, in Taylor town
shipoptimbrikcounty, bad his cinder jaw laid
open some three inches by a heavy stick being
nth-ow in his face from a saw fzsme gt,which
he as at the time onatged. His upper jaw
was also injured by the stroke, and several of
his teeth knocked out.
ANOTHER CUTTINO AFFAIR.—On Saturday
morning, about one o'clock, at a ball on Penn
street, in the Fifth Ward, a tight occurred be
tween two well known fellows, named David
I:r•is ‘"3s.r , iisy Bill" ildneti; in which 'the
latter drew a knife, and stuck Lewis in the lib
dorrien, inflicting a wound by no means dan
gerous. The light continued. and Jones got
Lewis down, and bit off a piece of his lip. No
arrest; aras mode, .S.s J.,ewis declined filing an
effidikvit. Lewis Was the hero Of a prize tight
at Denny's Grove recently, in which he came
out h first 1:0
Ptc•Nic.—W have had but few pic-nics—
no public ones—since the Fourth ; indeed, oh
that day our citizens seemed to be surfeited
with such gatherings. The members of the
Allegheny Fire Company, taking advantage of
the paucity of amusements, announce a pic
nic) for !Thursday 'of next week, to bo held at
Iron City Park. Refreshments, music, etc.,
will be provided, and as our firemen alWays
do
well.whatever. they : undertake, it will doubt
less be a pleasant affair.
TIIg
MINSTRELS.- -Lon Morris, with his ex
cellent- troupe of minstrels, so well known
here, and so deservedly popular, arrived Sat
urday evening, and took up their quarters at
the Scott house. They vivo their 'first per
fdt-rnqpd9 qU the kpbllo'Theatrti'te , night ; the
programme is
. good
one, and we expect to see
the house filled In every rm.
- .
Tng now row: boat of tho Fort put club, tho
" Thos. A. Rowley," has just been completed
by Mr. Edward Kave. She is said to be a tine
boat, with every inAication of being• a fast one.
M. ANN CoFFEn was committed to jail on
Saturday; charged, on oath of Frank Goodwin,
with keeping a Cppling house. in tne Fifth
Ward.
Peruvian Syrup.
From Son• William Jackson, of Newton, Mass
September 4, 1654
DEAR
.11t—Alloss, me to thank ybu for your
synipethy'.and kindness in recotamending for
the relief of an invalid in my family a medi
cine called "Peruvian Syrup. '
In December last tho.patient tools a violent
cold, Whickwas follo4?ed by Congestion of the
lung', accomwiniedly h 'severe cough, prostra
tion of "strength, and' toss bt. appetite, which
continued' through the winter end spring, and
in May we were alarmed by the appearance of
dropsy in the bowels..
At this time I accidentally fell in with Rev.
Mr. P. and youself, and from your joint rec
ommendation was induced to procure a hot:
tle of the medicine. Almost immediately after
she "
commenced its use there was a' manifest
improvement. Her appetite began to return,
and with it her strength and spirits; and now
her cough is gone, her lungs apparently in full
strength, and her dropsicalsymptoms have al
most entirely disappeared,- P.robabV no , man I
has less confidence in .the utility of medicines
of any kind then myself, and very few men of
My ago. have had. less to do with them ; and
consequently, have usually been inclined to
give - Nat:nettle Credit' of most of tbe miracu
/ous cures . which : have come to my knowledge
heretofore;;:but - the' relieved 'sufferer and all
my family, insist:upon givin&A_to this medi
'Sinein her case; 'and I cenfescahat my own
convictions run to the sardeconClasiotn." lf;
' ' '''Yours ' Wfution JACKSON.
SCild by Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, 140 Wood
street.
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TUE HOG ORDINARCE.-H has heretofore
been the custom, dtiring the hot weather, when
swine were found running at large to impound,
and; keep them until the owner paid the
charges, but believing this will not remedy
the, evil the Mayor has adopted the plan
of (fining the owners one dollar for each hog
proven to be kept at large,under the Ordinance.
On Saturday; Jas. Fitzgerald, of the Sixth
Ward,was before Mayor Weaver, charged with
allowing ten hogs to run on the public high
way. It was only proven, however, that ho
bad four, and for - these he was tined one dollar
each and the costs, which he paid. Other of
fenders will be similarly treated.
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PITTSBURGH; . MONDAY 'MORNING, JULY 18, 1859.
PROF/MS.OIIW. H. RABEY, one of the gen
uine Esrey brothers, is to deliver a lecture,
free to the public, on the subject of horse tam
ing and educating the horse, at Lafayette
Hall, to-night. A. class will be formed, for
the benefit of those who may desire to learn
the art., and to-morrow wild horses, will be
tamed, free of charge. The gentleman has
met, with great success in every section of
country.
TO-MOIIROW, the corner stone of the new In
sane Asylum, will be laid, on the Backhouse
farm, near Clifton station, on the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad. An in
teresting ceremony may be expected, and all
who wish to go can reach the spot and return
immediately after the ceremonies, bran extra
train on the road.
A HOUSE In Brownstown was struck by
lightning during the storm of Friday after
noon, and much damaged. The weatherboard
ing and plastering were torn off one end for a
breadth of two or three feet, from` the roof,
where it struck, to the ground. Two persons
in the house, and another in the vicinity, were
sensiblyshocked, but sustained no injury.
TIIE BIRMINTLASI PROPERTY to be sold on
the premises, to-morrow afternoon, at three
o'clock, by P. M. Davis, auctioneer, comprises
sixteen lota, variously located, and all desirable
for investment or improvement.. The Passen
ger Railway connections, now forming make
this a favorable time for purchasing borough
lots. *
TILE report of Dr. Murdoch, Physician to
the Board of Health. for the eight days ending
July ninth, foots up twenty-three—males,
twelve; fornalo3, eleven; white eighteen; col
ored, five. Of those seventeen were children
under ten years of age, six of whom died of
'cholera infantum.
C111711(1.1 DEIICATION.-011 Tuesday ipSt the
now Episcopal Church, Brownsville, was dedi
cated to the service of God. Bishop Bowman
pridetl on the occasion, and preached an ex
cellent dedicator'y sermon. In the - evening,
two persons were received into the Church by
confirmation.
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SIP:811 BENTLY, dn., Sheriff of ,Washington
county, had a dinner spread, on Friiday. in
liauvoo Grove, near 'Monongahela City, to
which he invited all the children of the city
and vicinity. They enjoyed themselves huge
ly, and no 404bt. the Sheriff WA also on seeing
them happy.
ERIE M. E. ColiiißENCF:.—Tho twenty
fourth annual session of this holy is now being
held at Ilrookville, Jefferson county, having
convened on last 'Wednesday, Elishop Simpson
presiding. 4 largo number of delegates arc in
attendance.
EFFESP.SON COLLEOK.—Hon. Cassius At
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Clay, of Kentucky, has accepted the invitatioi
to address the literary societies of Jefferson Col
lege, on the second of August. The commence
ment exercises will take place on the day fol
A NIAIC named John Donnelly, or Dougher
ty, died in the streoh; of Memphis, on Monday
last. Ho said ho had a wife and two children
in Pittsburgh.
Tuo now style of white shirt, introduced by
J. L. Carnaghan Sl' Co., Federal street, Alle
gheny city, will be found an excellent article.
It is cut by rule and not by guess.
Is/tAc Coymrr has been appointed Postmast
er at Now Ariglitoa, vice Johni Glass, arrested
for Counterfeiting. -
Tam GEORGIAN COSTUME would just now be
very agreeable, but as it. would scarcely be
good etiquette to appear in public with it, we
must approach it as near as possible. To do
this it is only necessary to call on 'Wm. 11.
M'Geo & Co. corner Federal street and Mar
ket square, Allegheny, who bave on hand and
make to order a great variety of light, cool,
summer clothing. They hayo alio a full as
sertment of youth's "and gentlemen's dress
goods, made up in the latest style, and aLprices
which cannot fail to please. *
HEATING BY STEAM.—As 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 give this certificate to Messrs. Darla 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.
R. Miller, Jr, John Marshall, Jr., M. Tindle, George
Wilson, John Wilson, L. Wilcox, Directors.
. DAVIS A Y114.4.1 PS. Heating, Gas Fitting,' Pt and Drai ~:: :
Strarn st Toundert,
IkAters in every dastriptattn of (' ic u ttixturet and Pumps
Sa. 67 Wctod and 10 That strtot,"Fittaburpth.
alalaiglaa•
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MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.—This Institution,
the want of which has boon an to felt by our citizens
is now open. under the superintendence of Messrs
Jackman a Johnson, in the Lafayette Building. En
trance, et Wood street. It is designed for the perpetual
exhibition of the - products of Mechanics, Manufactu
remit Inventors,.and Artizzos; and se-a place of resort
for those seeking information relative to those branches
of industry, either by examination of 'samples or
scientific publications. Those having articles. Le bring
before the public will find it greatly to their advantage to
leave samples.
W The publics are respectfully Invited to visit the
institute.
COULTER & MENTZER, House, Sign and
Ornamental Painters and Grainer. Orders left at their
chop on Fourth etreetnear Market, Burke's Building,
promptly Minded. *Om
001ltIO:lt ILiSS . Oi Tut
people,'Whitinvfir the misnamed and misanthropic pI is
losoPlieo tnny any to the contrary. Show them a good
thing, let its merits be eieglY datnellarated, and they
will not hesitate to Give it their mast eeraiel patronage.
The masses have already ratified the judgment of a
physician, concerning the virtues of IiOSTETTER'S
BITTERS, as may be seen in the immense quantities of
this medicines that are annually sold In every section of
the land. - Rio now recoini%Censlireatly 'sot:wrier to
all other remedies yet derived for diseases of the di
gestiveorgans, such as diarrhcat, dysentery, dyspepsia,
and for the vnrions fevers that arise from derangement
of thoso portions of the system. flostetter's name is
rapidly becoming a household word, from Maine to
Texas, from the shores of the Atlantic to the ?petite.
Try the article and be satisfied.
Sold by all djititzgist.s in the world, and by .
• . 1 = Ilutr t rEft &SMITH,
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Manufacturers and Proprietors,
No. 68 Water. and 68 Front ',treat •
Oar A WONDERFUL' PREPARATIOTrt is that
of Jules linnet, the EnuAthenienne, or Asir Renovittor,
which is the rricist effictielotliiernelly for restoring the
eve= imov;t.. . . •• .
§old by B. I. 00., rig, 60, corner of
Wood and F-cirth stree,s, Drugglyts gestemlly, and at
the Lanaraiory cf 3ulas Hanel g Co., No. 704 Chestnut
rtreet, Philadel .I'ls:claw
tar E LIVE BO FAST IN THIS COUNTRY'
that the Americans have became fanious throughout all
Christendom, as a hard driving, hard drinking, hard
chewing, hard swearing • people:.' IVe hive became
equally famous for debilitated stomachs, o nervated
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 haie been advertised, but we knctw of noth
ing so effiCACio.l3s COT ap invalid suffering from fridlices
gun Cetleriniak.dePreksititi vita/Li:NI STOMACH BIT
tRS, mina . -tt and sold by the proprietor,. at his
depot ea ?min • . sear Mad.— 4331
Joscrm amiss:4
JOEVITH . MEYER, ec SON;
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Manufactunts, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE MID CHAIR;
444 aeluviiiisati chi
Ett;e o Mg4iutud doge assortment of fang • and rain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own manu
facture and warranted equal in quabty and Style to any
ManUaCtUred in the city, and will aell at reasonable
pus Nett
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THE LATEST NEWS
33 - Z' TEI.A3EI
Arrival of the Steamer Weser.
Nam YORK, July EL—The Brembn steamer
Weser has arrived, with London dates to the
4th inst.
The German Diet had agreed to the proposi
tion of Prussia, to place a corps. of observation
on the Rhine.
Disturbances have occurred at. Messina. A
French division had been sent to join Prince
Napoleon.
Dispatches from Vienna, dated the third in
stant, state that the Peidmontese troops had
surrendered Peschirft.
_MILKS, July I.—Gen. Garabaldi is manceuv
ering to close the whole valley of the Adige,
in order to - isolate Verona', and 'cut off- the
Austrian communication with the Tyrol.
General Garibaldi is at Tyrano, with five thou
sand troops.
The United States steam frigate ,Wabash
has sailed from Trieste for Messina, in conse
quence of the disturbances that have taken
place there.
A French squadron of six ships of the line,
five frigates, and many gun boats, was seen
off Carzola, on the Dalmatian coast, on the
first instant.
Several English vessels of war are off An-
coca.
Prince Windisckgratz was expected ut Ber
lin on the third, on a special mission front Vi
enna, via Dresden.
The French uni t es had advanced on the
Bourse, closing at Cif 35c. .
The ship Dread Naught is reported off Cape
Clear, in nine days from New York. The ship
U. L. Dieemick, from New Orleans, for Cron
stadt, had been assisted off shore, after discharg
ing ono hundred and thirty-five bales of cotton.
She was towed into Elsinore uninjured.
The Austrians have abandoned the line of
the Mincio, and fallen back on Verona, after
having . burned the bridges at Monsatnbano,
Vaßepo and Goito. The total loss of the sec
ond Austrian army at Solferino was twenty
three officers and 9,000 privates killed and
wounded. About 4,000 were missing, most of
whom have already returned. The Austrians
lost five guns.
TRIESTE, July 2.—To-day seven hundred
prisoners of war passed through our town for
•Nabressina.
The Arch-Ductless Charlotte is about to es
tablish a hospital for wounded soldiers, in the
Arch-Ducal Palace - here, and to support . it with
an annual donation of 20,000 florins.
Tniesr I:, July 3.—An English steamer,
coming from Liverpool, announces that dis
turbances had taken place in Messina.
Four Sardinian war steamers were at Messi
na, of which three had left for the Adriatic
Sea off Ancona, where four English ships of
the line met, with the steamers yesterday.
Count ltechberg, the Austrian Fremier.
passed Nebressimt. •
MuNicp, July 3.—On account of a want of
money for war purposes, an extraordinary
Diet has been convoked for the 14th of July.
MARSEILLES, July 2.—A.dvices have been
received from Naples to the :28th ult. AL
Brenier, the French Envoy, has been appoint
ed Grand Cordon of the Order of St. Januari
ua. Prince Ischitilla and Prince_ ecinitini
have been sent to Lombardy, on a mission re
ciprocal to that despatched to Naples by
Franco and Sardinia in the persons of Al. Bre•
vier and Coent Salmour,
Letters from Rome to the 28th assert that an
inquiry into the disturbances at Perugia has
been ordered An official contradiction has
been published of the reported liberation of
the criminals at Rome. A circular publication
on the unmoral power of the Pope, and an
addiess by liis holiness to the cardinals in the
legation, have been issued, both expressing
confidence in the French EMicror.
TWELVE HOURS LATER BY THE BORUSSIA.
NEXT YORK, July 16.—The steamship Bo
russia,from Southampton,on the evening of the
4th inst., arrived at this port this afternoon.
She furnishes advices twelve hours later than
those received by the steamer Weser. The
Borussia reports having passed the steamship
Fulton hence for Southampton, on the Gth
instant.
The second edition a the London Times of
the 4th contains no telegraphic despatches, but
merely letters from its correspondents.
The To Muni was chanted at Notre Dame,
on Sunday. for the victory of the French arms
on the battle-field of Solferino. The same
thanksgiving was observed in all places of wor
ship throughout France.
Naval preparations continued active at Lon
don and Trieste.
Another division of the army at Lyons
leaves for Italy.
Immense iiiiantitioa of projectiles continue
to be forwarded to the seat of war.
Prussia had given positive assurances that
the recent measures, with regard to the mili
tary forces; are not taken with a view to the
commencement of hostilities, and that France
may remain perfectly tranquil on that score.
Confidence had been somewhat restored in
the commercial circles of France since the bat
tle of Solferino.
A letter from Lyons says that orders had
been received by manufacturers from the Uni
ted States, sufficient to compensate them for all
they have lost by the war. It was feared, how
ever, that the failure of the sugar crop this
year, will create serious difficulties for the not
year.
LONDON; July 4, D,vi.—Consols are quoted
at 93e93/c.
The Death of Mr. Choate.
BosTot:, July 16.—A preliminary meeting
of the Suffolk Bar was hold this morning, for
making arrangements in reference to the death
of Mr. Choate. committee of thirteen was
appointed to designate an appropriate, action
for a proper observancO of their loss, . as fol
lows: Messrs. C. P. Curtis, Charles G. Lor
ing, Sidney Bartlett, B. R. Curtis, Caleb Cush
ing, Edward 1). Lohier, 13. F. Millet, George
Lunt, P. M. Chandler, Richard H. Dana, Jr„
Chas. D. Woodbury, H. F. Durant, and Hen
ry C. Hutchens. Remarks were made by Hon.
Sidney Bartlet i t and C: Curtis, and 'the
tneeting,thim adjourned to TuesdaY next.
NEW YonK, July 16.—At a meeting of the
Bar to-day, to take messuresin reference to the
death of Mr. chOate, % judge Boosevelt presid
ed, and a committee of five was appointed to
draft resolgtions to mane arrangements for a
general meeting of the Bar, that of to-day being
small in consequence of the storm.
Sr. Louts, July 16.—The mail which left
Santa Fe on the 27th ulthno, reached Indepen
dence this morning. Large numbers of Com
anche and Kaw Indians wore at Walnutcreek.
The Kaws were endeavoring to form an alli
ance with the Camanches, for the purpose of
pursuing the people of Council Gybve, for hang
ing two , of their.tribe a shoretime ago. Two
companies of United States troops were sta
tioned at the crossing to hold the India ns, check should they become Imsti,le. ?
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Santa Fe Mail
Heavy' Gold.
LOUISVILLE, duty 16.—After several days of
exclusively hot weather, the murcury rangun
between ninety-Ave and one hundred degrees, a
tiAupdg aterrUo.ceUrred yesterday afternoon, ac
companied by a heavy gale of wind, prostrating
trees and shrubs, and unroofing several houses
in the southerly portion of the city. No one
however, was injured.
From Pike's Peak
Sr. Louts, July 16.—Mr. Garrison, in a let:
ter to Mr. Snot, Leavenworth, dated Greg
ory's mines, July 4th, says that within an
area of six miles square, five to eight hinsdre4
leads have been opened, and from three thou-
and to five thousand - claims are being profitably
worked: About ten thousand men are at work,
and. from $2.0 f 000 to soo,ooo are raised, daily.
Sailed.
Nzw Yoxx, July I6.—The, steamship City
of Baltimore sailed at noon, for Liverpool,with
three hundred and ten passengers and 41,000,"
000 in specie. The steamer Vanderbilt, - which
sailed this aftepoun, Will take 'out over' Si,-
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Heiavy Failure. •
NEw TORII, July 16.—. Hems. 14.it6hawii
Mitcholl,•grocers,.hayn Tfit37iabilities
roe slaugt 43140,000, of which $60,000 is con-
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411.
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Three Days Later 'from Europe.
-ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.
FAnTIiER POINT, 'BELOW QUEBEC, July 173
—The steamship Indian, from Liverpool,with
dates to the Gth inst., has passed this point on
her way to Qubec. The steamer North Briton,
from Qubec had arrived out. "
The latest intelligence from the seat of war,
states that no further battleshadoceurret The
siege of Peschiera was progressing and the
French troops are threatening Verona.
The latest despatches say thatthe head-quar
ters of Napoleon is only four leagues from
Peschiera, which place is under a vigorous
siege by theSardintans. The report of cannon
is heard night and day in that direction: The
Austrian advanced post is but a short distance
from Villa Franca, which is occupied by the
army corps of Marshal Neil.
It is much doubted whether the Austrians
will venture to accept a battle in the present
demoralized condition of their army.
Arrival of the Overland Mail.
ST. Louis, July 16,—The overland mail of
the 24th has arrived.
The Lccomptonites nominated Milton S.
Latham for Governor, J. C. Downey for Lieut.
Governor, and John C. Burch for Congress
for the Northern district. The nomination for
the Southern district was not made when the
mail left.
Rich discoveries of gold have been made on
the coast range of mountains in Humboldt
county.
Oregon advices state that the Columbia and
Willamette rivers are very high, causing great
destruction of property.
Business is extremely dull, owing to the non
arrival of several clippers over due. Harvest
ing is progressing; the yield promises to be
more than abundant for home use.
A telegram from San Francisco to Gilley,
a few hours later than the departure of the mail,
furnishes three days later advices from British
Columbia. Frazer river bad risen twelve.feet
in four days. At Fort Yale, all the houses on
the beach were overflowed and several swept
away. The mining operations were entirely
suspended. Coal has been discovered near
Queenaborough. Governor Douglas and Col.
Moody made a trip north of the entrance to
Frazer River and found fine tracts of land.
The steamer Foxwood brought down $75,000 in
gold. Columbia river is forty-five above low
water, between the Cascades and Dallas • the
whole country is submerged from the Cascades
to Vancouver, and there is not twenty acres
above water.
Charles L. Scott has been nominated for
Congress in the Southern District.
From Washington.
WAsIIINGTON CITT, July 17.—Previous to
the preparation of the recent official letter to our
minister at Berlin, instructing him to demand ;
of the Hanoverian government the surrender
of Mr. Ernst. Attorney General Black, at
the request of the President, rendered an opin
ion in the case maintaining the general right
of explanation as incontest.ible,and that in regard
to the protection of our citizens in their rights
at home and abroad, we have no law which
divides them into classes, or makes any differ
ence, whatever, between them ; that a native
and a naturalized American citizen may,
therefore, go forth with equal security, over
every sea and through every hind under heav
en, including the country in which the latter
was before. Either of them may be taken for
a debt contracted or •a crime commited by him,
but both are absolutely free from all political
obligations to every country but their own.
They are both American citizens, and their ex
clusive allegiance is due to the government of
the United States. In Judge Black's opinion
the Hanoverian government cannot justify the
nrres4 of Ernst, by showing that huemigrated
contrary to the laws of that country, unless it
can be proved that the original right of expla , .
nation depends on the consent of the natural
sovereign, and the last proposition he is sure
6 no man can esOblish..
Nebraska Boundary Line
ST. Louis, July IG.—A. special dispatch to
tho Bulletin, pays that after a lengthy discus
sion, disclosing much wire-pulling and man
(covering of both partite the Kansas Conven
tion to-day fixed the northern boundary of the
State according to the original Nebraska line.
REMOVAL.
& D. HUGUS,
RAVE REMOVED TO O. 69 MAR
HET Street, corner of Fourth, where they willre
main till the lint of Septemberoshen they wilt remove to
their new store now being built at the old stand, corner
of Fiftla - and_fiLarket streets. - my4:4rn
I'ARM FOR SALE, on the Perrysville
Plank Road, at 16 miles from the city—contains
115 acres—io in fine state of cultivation, a dwelling of
six rooms, wash house, well of soft water and pump, a
brick tarn and stable, carriage house, a two story bnck
spring house—orchard of choice fruit; fences all ht
good order, about 45 acres of choice timber, also a store
house and fixtures, now doing a good business—garden,
small fruits, shrubbery, ie. For price and terms apply
at the office of 8. CUTHI3ERT A °ON,,
lowßeal Estate A 's ,51 Market st.
WI.I
, 25 clisc4 quoirts Champagne Wino '
5' pts do do
20 baskets Peas fileidscuck's qta do. do
10 do do -do pts do do
10 do Bombe Wilma Dronet qts do •do
5 do do do do pts do do
25 eases St. Julien Medoc Claret do
10 do Ladies' Catawba . do
15 do do Ginger do
In store, and for sale by
aro MILLEft Q RICKS SON
DE LARUE & CO.'S LADIES' ENVEL
OPES—AII sizes and qualities. for sale by
WELDIN,
e ) 6 Wood street near Fourth.
SOAP. -1W boxes Buffalo Soapifor sale by
jo2l HENRY H. cquANs.
COIINTING HOUSE, OH 0,0 - 1, 'AND
POCKET pilfpiTANDs.—A great variety at
- KA k CO.'S;ES Wcad street.
PECIA CORKS, for Fruit Jars,. assorted-
size, for sale lip B. L. FAIKVESTOCK & CO.,
ftp!M No. 00, corner Fourth and Wood sts.
ANICE RS' CASES JO'
BOOKS—A full assortment at
jes KAY A CO'S., 55 Wood street,
USBAND'S CALCINED MAGNESIA.
6 gross for sale by
B. L. FAHNEBTOCE t CO.,
11 N 0.60. corner Fourth and Wood streets.
T - 1.31 E.-200 bbls. fresh, this day receiving
(mr26) HENRY H. n 014,1148.
2._112E-150 bbls. Louisville.l.imp for sale"
/ by (aral BEIN)3Y B cointra.
ERRll'ic.---50 barrels for sale by
jel0" H. H. COLLINS.
T R AVELING slia-rs Collars ark4Sleeves,
solliitg at cos JOSEPH HOME'S. 77 'Market et.
9VREINE FNO. COLLARS—A choice lot
W select from, a New York ecis
i , at
9 JOS. HORNE'S. T Market street.
AIR BRUS • g••
" 8 " t uk °111 Ar i ° rilltNES,
Market at.
001' SKIRTS, 1100 P SKIRTS . —From
75 cents, to the finest F:roattsion at
JOSEPH HORN, 77 karket street.
U barrels fresh for sale by
or
H. coLuNs
11PWO BUILDING LOTS, O priceßED
STREET, Wllkinsburgll, for silofor both,
$.300. fjel4) S. CUTHBRRT t SON, 61 Market et
AIOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONF 4
L PENN STREET. Look .t No. 431. For sale by
jel4 S. CUTIISERT ik SON, 61 4arket street.
SCOTCH ALE ANP. PCoRYEIL
-5 casks BI ' a Scotch Ale ;
6 Tr:vat's India Pala Ale;'
London Porter, in store. and for
side by ( )-
MILLER k RICKETSON.
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DD FORKS •TO SUIT ODD KNIVES,
Odd Forks towiit Odd Knives;
Odd Forks to suit Odd Knives;
BOWN
.11 ...!,4ok:7an Wood street.
LOTH BRUSH 5 , —A good assortmen
of clotrk IdrtMeal on hand and - for sale by
- L. WILCOX,
. Corner of Smithfield and Fourth Streets.
1 ftiht 4:1• ' POST . ()FPI I
• TORY, BY D. D. J. • • For gala
•*:.ELDINt
it, near Fourth.
HIED, ARRIVALF SrRING GOOD&
1 4 hags lot of 4r117 ina Stumictailiacath mg.
p.rtsias an the latest style now c_2Le: : ,
610 C. SANS° arlel larciet.
13DIIINS' OINTME
WEN EBTOCK k CO NT.= OM for sale
B.
Nab, game Fourth and Wood atreeta
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
' MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
• Prcsident.
WM.II. SMITH.
Vice Presidents.
DicxEy, EDWARD GIiEGG,
Treasurer. •
N. HOLISIES, Jr.
St)petintriukni•
GEORGE H. THORSTO:s.i,
• Commit/re of Arbitration for Julia . •
ISAIAH DICKEY, V. P.,
C. H. PAULSON, J. S. COSGRAVE,
J. J. GILLESPIE, . B. PRESTON..:
flew Y0rk......
aura tiara ma DAIS
Arabia........_ 805t0n....---.LiverpOM.-...July 13
Bavaria...-. .............New York Hambarg......July 15
Vanderbilt: New York 16
City of Baltimore.--New York......LiverpooL....July 16
Asia. Now York. Liverpool,..-July 3.
A.rago. New York Havre, Ae......Ju1y
Weser 37
New York Bremen July tn
Vig0._..... :New York Cork, &e. July
Canada . ... .......Boston Liverpool --July 27
City of Wasblng - ton...New York 'Cork ALiv'pl July 30
Stage of Water.
tiver—Thre e feet four inches water in the channel
Repvtal.l&pressig for the Daily Morning Post
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c;f no bbls. from first hands at $5,75 for
superfine and $6,00 for extra. From store, sales un
bbht:a46,00G5,12 for superfine, $0,'25g3,3"," for extra and
$6,50®0,62 for extra faintly.
Orain-.Sales 175 bush. Oats at 52c; 118 bush. Corn
at 00095 c; &Shush:Buckwheat at 70e.
ilay-.Sales O loac; from scales at $13418 p ton.
Ihstoxii...Saleal2, l 3oo lbs. at 73y73,ic. for shoulders;
034@5 3 / d e for sides, and 10ya1034 'for hams; 3,000 ths
sugar cured hrims at 12cy4'@131.4. •
Bemis—Sales 38 bash at $1,50 ?bush fM• !gnat! white.
Bragair...Sales 7 Mids. at Bc.
Molasses... Sales 29 bbls. N.O. at 41@43e gal.
Colic's... Sales 30 sacks Rio at 1*A1274c.
011 sales 10 bbls. Lar,l No.l at 05e.
Cheese—Sales 35 bOxes W. R. at 73„,:,@f1e.
Potatoes,..Sales 60 hush. common 75c.
Fish... Sales 12 bbls. Mackerel No. 3at $0; 13
half bbls Lake White at $ 5 , 00 :
Salt.... Sales 05 bbls. No.l, at 91,25.
Whlski"...Sales It blOs. at 28@29c for Rectified.
Ctimmerclal and Financial Matters in New
New Yost, July 16.—The week closes upon a very
steady stock market, at a material advice over the
prices current ten days since. The firmness is most
noticable on the 'Railroad shares, that been moat
largely sold for future delivery. The - feelingto-day is
much firmer than yetterday, the disposition to realize
being less general. The operators for thu rise, take hold
quite spintedly, especially of the Western - railroad
Shares. F.e.ading was amongst the strongest on the list,
rising to 4434. Pacific mail roso to C 6, against a% yes
terday. Galena close firm at 64; 1 .1, and Rock , Island at
6134. Michigan Southern did not participate in the up
ward tendency, being offered very freely on sellers of
option.. The guaranteed stock fell to 25 1 /0253/. The
coal stocks were well held,especiallyPennsylvania,which
sold at 65. Railroad bonds were very quiet and prices
undenventrioticeable change. - The State stocks were
again easier tobay; Missocirtand Virginia sixes fell 3.1.
Stocks after the board were firm; sales Z.iew York Cen
tral at i4M@75 was offered the buyer '3O for 500 shares.
Reading 'Michigan Central 4.13,!... • Galena and Chi
cago 65. ',Panama 117-Y.01.18 ; Pacific mail, 6934. The ten
dency'of the money market during the week has been
twoards gre.ater ease, and 5g.534; per cent, are now the
ruling rates for call loans: Considerable business is,
however, done at 6 percent, In the discount market.
the rates on long paper lave been maintained, but short
bills are scarce and pass easily at 6@6% per cent._The
.exchange on London closes for the„.Vanderbiles ail at
110% for best bills, with moderate sudos-at 110 , 14. The
quarterly returns of the banks of this city made to the
backing department, in accordance with ;the requires
meats of law, showing their condition on the 25th of
Junchave all been infer several,days NVlththe exception
of those from the bank of the Commontredlth, and the
Citizen's. Placing the returns from theSe banks the same
is the March report, the statement of March 12th and
• June 13th 1650,wi1l compare as follows.--Capital increase
53.33,357• net profits, increase4V2o4,3s6; circulation, de
crease .a,17,005; cue bankEsdecrease, $3,354.971; Deposits
decrease, 68,126,31 Y; due others, decrease, $137,55.:
dis
countii, o w% $6,6.26.659; : stooks, increase, $138,405;
bends anAnaortg,ages, decrease _520,550; real:estate. in
crease, $79,140; data by lariks,'lncrease 1610,092; cash
items, deerease, $4,060,535; over drafts, decrense,69,o44:
Per Steamer.
LoxooN„July 4. o cotton market closed quiet but
steady to-d9r,with sales of WOO bales. Breadstuff's closed
dull. Provisions maulin dull: Consuls
Per Stoma
Liverpool sth.—.The sales of Cotton for the last three
days havrfbeen 14,000 bales. The market closed dull lad
steady. The Aalet for speculation and export were - 2..000
bales. Middling Orleans is quoted. at G'+ Middling Up
lands
Breadstutik..LThe market exhibits a gen dency, all descriptions belnglower than previous quota
tions. Flour has alialitly declined; sales at los@lOs 13d..
Wheat is also very dull, and has declined 146 , 4 , 2 d, Corn
dull; the qtiotations for yellow and mixed are nominal;
bn_yersare -demanding a rednetioi3.
Provisions.—The market has a -declining tendency.
Pork is heavy with but little inquiry. Bacon dull, mid
2d lower.
• Sugarr firm, but quotationS moniinal. Rosin steady at
as 10d@lls for, common. Spirits of- Turpontino dull at
aSse.v 3o s.
Lantsr.-Londoti, 6th.—The 'dosing price of consols
yesterday was 93544031,. for aocounr, today the quota-.
lions are 03@t13 , A, for money and aceornat, American se
curities are slow ofsale, hut the quotations arennaltered.
Liverpool, July Gth—Noon..--The cotton market closes
firm with an imprnvad demand.' • -
v.: I 1.. O.*
3 • •11
1M t ' A good
OOMMEROIAL
Steamers to Arrive•
Becalm:Laptop-New York... July 9
Steamers to Sail. ,
PITTSBURGH MARKETS. -
Prrriltuari, July 16th, 1859
Foreign Markets.
New York Market.
Nat Your, Julyl6.—Cotton Eu183.'1,300 bales. Flour
closed with. a declining tendency; sales 4300 bbls at
prices 10®15c lower Hum yesterday ; the sales_
giv
.en at noon were continued tilt the close. 'Wheat closed
lower, sales 6500 bush. Corn - closed quiet,bttt firm; mixed
55(393; yellow 94®95. Pork heavy at 1 516.80(416,00 for
mess and $42,25 forprime. lard firm. Whisky steady
at 26%@2.1e. Leather heavy at 54@.33 for oak. and. 2.114.
(26 for hemlock. Hides dull; western :3)21=1. Tallow
firm at 1034falle. Linseed oil dolt at 00@Gle.. Cut meats
unchanged. 'Butter, steady. Sugar quiet; Muscovado
r.NEtp,c Whisky 534 with fair demand.' Provisions--
the market is mote active ;Ithe enquiry is mainly from
abroad for bacon; holders are firm, at fr , A,(47 4c for balk
and bacon Shoulders, a1..;@934 for bulk and bacon; sides
are reported at 9c for P 1 hhds sides brit they could not
be repeated; bbls country mess - pork were sold.
Cincinnati Market.
•
itiky.l.6.—FlOtlr ;still duff superfine $4,75
g 4.56. Wheat offering freely and In lower for red; whde
$1,1:401.18 ; eater of fair - red at .$l, and for good red, at
$1,41.5. Corn firm; it is held at 'S.WSe for mixed and 90
for white. Oats dull and declining; sales at 45e. - Bar
ley unealeablo„ Ale du.ll al 65@ - (0.- •
- .
R. T. HENNEDV:........1 W. S. "KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM'.MILL
ALLEGHENY CiTY, • ,
. •
• •
A. T. KENNEDY . 84 -
WHEAT AND CORN .PURCHASEP.
FLOUR, OORN iStRAI; AND HOMINt „ •
• • MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERE:
IN 'PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY: .
TERMS. CASH. ON DELIVEI
1111001 KB FOR SUMMER
D.-Isrteli's Curiosities - of Literature, 4 vols.• • -
Nodes' imbrosiame, edited by ta'Renzte , 5 v OlB -
.
Nodes'
Novels and Tales, 8 vols.
Longfellow!s Prose and Poetical Writings.
J. H.. Marvel's Works, 8 vols.
• . Currer Bol.l's Works, 3 'vols. •
• Mrs. Jameson's Works, in blue and gold, 3 vols. •
• Putnam's Choice Stories, 4 vols.
Trewlawney!s Recollections of Shelby & Byron.
Lord Dufferm's Letters from High Latitude.
Douglas Jerrold's Life, by his son. .
Douglas Jerrold's History,' arranged by his son:
. Toro Brown's School Days at Rugby. • •
To Cuba and Back, a Vacation Voyage, by R.B. Dana.
The Cavalier, by G. P. _R. James.
•Fressilian and his Friends, by Shelton M'Renzie.
The Convalstacent, by N. P. Willis. • • ,;
Mosaics, by the author of Salad for the Solitary.
Salad for the Solitary.
Salad for the Social..:
EAT & CO., b 5 Wood stree
ILF,. FANS, Linen Fans, rilmleal Fans
1m in great variety, at
1528 _. JOS. HORNE'S. 77 Market street-
IFLES.--JUST RECEIVED, A VERY
coroprehensiTe addition to our' stock of Rifles,
which canoe sold at veryOAß low rates.
TWRIGHT & YOUNG,
No. 88 Wood street.
IaTOCKINGS, Gloves and Mitts, selling
14.1 eAtesp . at , : HORNE - 9,
i eZ3 No. :7 Idarket street: ,
. .
UNDRY METAL;---300 tons extra. No,
.Anthracite, Tory soft, for sale by : _ , - -
aral JOIE* MOORHEAD.
TOBACCO, of—various good brands, in
gtore and for gale by
MURILAND & CONNOR,
197 Liberty street.
I IL4 AND GINGHAM SUN URBREL
LAS, at great targains. EATON., CREE CO, ,
jy4 ." Fifth andittarket streets.
f 1 KEGS SUP. CARB. SODA, New castle,.
•43juist received and for wee by -
ID BECKHAM k KELLY "AyEY City.
VIKING EXT • , assort . :for sale
kJ P IING
- B. I.:FLECKSEVIOCK CO4
le/6 No. 80. corner W oo d ' and Fourth streets!
ERRY it CO.'S NO. 29 PNS—For sale
tiela J. WELDI.
M=N=
~ ,1.
MEE
NUh[BF,R 238
aguerrtan ems.
FLO GI-M'ELS'
Ambrotype and Photograph
atm pular*
GALLERY,
No. 70 Fifth Street,
• NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OVENS
. . •. •
Photographs, colored or plain. taken at ebortho
tire. at Eastern prices, and warranted etis them.
SMALL PICTURES ENLARGED TO IddrESlZE,and
colored in Oil. , _= -
, .
AbIBROTYPES,—
A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN BE HAD AB LOW
AB AT ANT FIRST CLASS BBTABLIBH.
THE COUNTRY, AT
fel2
WLLI'S, Fourth street.
LIFE-SIZE,
ImPERIAL,
AND MEDIUM r,
paLzo , rocan..A,Px.s,
Colored in Oil, Paste or Plain, in the moat artistic
style, and at Eastern prtee6. '
GALLEity,
•e 3 Jones' Building, Fourth street.
Piaktfir):3:4o):4(444:Jaolirsonal
SMELTING WORKS`,
PARK, - MCP - IRBY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATHING;
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Ea. ,
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Spa'ter Solder, Ate., also IDS!
P .
tiers.- and dealers. °tale, Tin Plate,Sheet Rotel
) wire, Sc. Constantly on hand,Tinmen's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse, ?No. 149 First, and 120 Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cut to any del
sired pattern. my2Shlyds.
VINEGAR:
WARRANTRD Pure and Ern- -
adulterated, and to Oar S'AVF,
Pickles for years, the same that I have
sold to a majority of the Pittsburgli Gro
cers for rmnva vans, and which bastaken
Three'First Premlzums
at Pennsylvania State Fairs, I am nowor
tering to the city and ebuntry trade
greatly reduced prices.
Please order direct. 'Perms Cash. •
A. BALLOIT, 1488 - Water street; !
between Smithfleldand Grart,j.
Pittatiorah, Pa.
E= TI
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Ton Tire tims or
Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter, - Seed
Dried Fruit and Produce Glenerally,
CORNF.F. OF IiAnNT AND FEREiT MIZE%
PITTSBURGIE,
Ittrta To—Francis G. 13ailey,,F..sq., Wiliam Dilworth,
Sr.. S. Cuthbert & San, Pittsburgh, Boyd & Ott, Deiskell
k Swearingen. S. Brady, .Cash. M. k . M. Bak, 11$ 144 -
Howell, Mangle k Ge, George W. Anderson, Donlan,
Paxton& Go-. WheellSg. my2Bdptf
PENN MACHINE WORKS
FOUNDRY,
11. 11VIGIITMAN,
MANUFAC'TIIRER OF • t
Stearn Engines, Shafting and Puflien
_
Boring Machiiii, • ' ..
Mortice Machines,
Gear" Wheels, '!
, . . .. . Bangers, etc.. eta-
Orders promptly attended to. ,
aily . , Arzam-Errt,
W.
C ALDWELL & BRO., . •
BOAT FURNIBHPFIS DEA rii . PRIN
Islanilla, 'Hemp and Cotton Cordage;
Oakum, Tar Pitch, Rosin and Ms
Tarpaulin, Duck, Light. and Heavy Drillings, etc. •
spray :Nos. 438 Water, and 78 •=1 sta.
New Livery Stable:
11110FAVING OPENED LIVERY , STABLLI
I in the rear of the Scott House, corner of . Irwin
street and Duquesne Way, and • purchased a Bnalat
Horses, Buggies and Carriages, I would raispeoltall- , y so
licit tho patronage of my friends and public generally,
asstiring them that they can be accommodatedSt the
most reasonable rates. I have made such arrangements
that persons wishing their horses kept, Can be well ac
commodated.
NEIL BR&CELIAND,
aplham - Scott HOll/1.3, Pittaburgb, Ps.
BARGAINS IN
. . . . SECOND-BAND PIANOS.
One 6 Octave, Rosewood Case, Iron 'Frame; made by
Chickering Sons ; only two years
One OA Octave, Rosewood Case, round - cement; Made
by Hallett S Harts.
Ono 6-Y, Octave, Rosewood, carveddesk; made by Mums
Clark.
One 6 Octave, Mahogany Case, n ade by Nunns atlar k.
One 6 " . " . ", " • N. T.. Man. Co.
One 6'" " " Gerd'g_h
_Simon
Ono 6 " Rosewood, " " " .Pape , PJas•
One 6" " 'Mahogany" ", Albrecht.:_
One 5}4 " " ; A Land k Bro.
One 6 " " " " " German make.
One 5 " " " • " . Clement[.
One 5" • " " " .Clensantii
- JOHN MELLOR, •
- .81 Wood street.
APLEASANT RESIDENCE FOE SALE
. —Of• 76 feet front on south imbue, Allegtierty, by
aixiut !no deep to Rebecca street, having a good two
story family mansion, Well arranged for comfort and
convenience; portico, bull and eight rooms, bath room,
hot and cold water, gas in an the rooms; a brick !stable
and carriage house; shade trees and BilllftWV TOO
whole ism good order, and will be, sold ate WPM..
Terms easy. Immediate possession elm be had. i
. - S. CI:MR.I3E= & SON;sl2lfaelint street.
ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND FOR
.SALE; acres in oulthration, bablritAt,irr!wanda,
a small dwelltng house, stable, garden, tre,; sumer-rail
ing spring of good miter. Situate:at amen-miles from
the city, and one mile from Clifton Station. Pricy -
Terms--$7OO in hand. and $7OO in bne_y_ear.
h - •
i& . B. CUTHBERT tr SON.3l.l!trezlcet. at.
_
eiIIEAT INDUOFATENTS are now;
'ed to those'who iiish to by
BONNET RIBBONS, FANS,
SUN UMBRELLAB,
,EMBROIDERIES AND TRIMMINGS,at - '
15.13-200 packages ,Lake Herring;
100 - • do . White - Fish;
do 'Trout.; .
1 - 50 Mackerel;
75 do Honftg. -
• For sale. iv [jOiSl- HENRY H.COLLITIS.
G OAL OIL! COAL OIL! COALOIL!—
V
bbis refined Burrdng coai On for sale:b
apS ,
- 1 - 1117ECK.- n.. F :t o h r e s o i r ), io . v a rious; Banks
treet
U elo and Broker.i , in the e . i_p v
co,
55
3043
J UST PUBLISHED-t—GRANT'S CASES,
VOLUME £--Reports case; arvzo ifi.the Su
tToernLei
e C4irt zf el ycnn . . r t rikay - s r4=' , Graf t.
PE OLIVE 01L, suitable for table, war .
ranted fresh, for sale by . -
JOSEPH FLEIMG,
'OO . corner Diamond and et
TIACKING B 0 X.E second hand
IL Packing Boxes for sale by
je9 • W. P. IIi.ABBff.A.LI
-
ENGLISH VENETIAN '
I,l• B s i al S e by BECKITAMAI:KELIA,
--
TONIC CHOCOLATE DROPS.-:-Blair
and
JL Wyeth's Tonic Chocolate Drops, of pare Iron
chocolate, highly esteemed for their tonic influence, in
imparting strength rind a healthy color to imodide,espe.
chilly for females and children. .For sale by-
-
my . corner Smithfield andPottrill Streets.
TNDIA RU813E117.-----18DS AN ,
I. Rulers, Penholders, Pens, Paper Ouln
Knives, Pinmils,,
Pocket Inkstand'; Pocket Books, Bankern il. &on
8. FrAVEN
for sale by ,
_ ten Corner & Thii'dkind stn.
TAMES - HOLMES & CO., Pork
. Packers
ley
nod dealers in BeeOn, Lard, Sugar ChtredHonos
se., corner of PIRST AND a.A.B.HET erittETS,
fe10:1w
. A TA_ PRICE-A VERY LOIN! PRIG
lA.,- Will bo sold a comfortable' wo o=7 triou g l dwal "
hog of five rooms, with a lnrge lot of ground tronting on
two streets, in Allegherm City, -Apply to - • - -
jell S. CUTHBERT tt SOl`i_---' —• --'"ireet"-
PINCINNATI SUGAR CU#RP
I,J and Dried 'Beef, 10 tierces to a rrive; ker Steam
Belmont, at.. HAWOBTS
apB -
1-1 LBS. WHITE MUSTARD D
5 1 4 J jutd received se:E . ! Ar " I V?, Rim 4.
Alaeg ay. hty.
GALLONS FLAXSEE &
IL for
LY sale
encKHAM KEL,
8v V
. .by -AueghertyCity.
LA C C
t A 4 S T
o D s S E L B ,
EL,
co, TS
324 by - Flat: and Market sta.
' NG GOODS, an ele-
Wk.6,,Rui!t'_'smi-AT.,,....t kce.,
corner Fifth an d Matitet streets. •
tiOTAI9ES.-100 'bu..-},s.Reci Potatoes,
reeeivedand for sale by "..JAB- .el• YETWER ,
corner Dfaihet and Bvirststreets.
QTYNDRY PRODUCE.;=-1500 N. Country
I.o.l3.icon_HaraK . .• -
WO bushels 'Prime Oats.
40 barrels 'Pure Cider Vinegar, justreceiTssioucork .
sigurnent, and for sale by JAS. A: FETZEFs
JY9 comet7.3larket au4 First attests.
JOICC:CAUFAIRS4
GIPNER &TALKERS,
78 Market street
S.
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