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VOLUMEXVII:
• JAB P. - BARB,
DmrOß AND . :
~ PROPRIETOR.
TecmJ Wei
I V,
. Weeklhesinele Dollae Myear , atricilYed
s per
.Jeer, au Pitons Two Del.
in Clubs Or eve, One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
. °parts:gr. e and Arrival of Passevigar •
• . ' ' • ' ' Traltis.
- - -Pitt.sii ''
•
• .-- .. • fgh, F ort Wayne and Chicago R a i lroad. •
• I'Fronneorner of Liberty and Giant streets, Pittsburgh.)
, . • Leave Pitteburgh. Crestline. Ft.
rlXress Traia....-:..12:16 A. M. -..456 A: M. 1:01 P. Wayne
st-
Express Tnife...........1250 P,
P.M. &45. P. M. i 1i.3 . 0 *** ii
Arrivoat Chicago:
..,
nty.
al
- Express, ' ' -* - 6,47 P. M. I ExpreSN. .... . . —,8,17 A. Er ,
• • : Returning, arriveat Pittsburgh: .1
. - Mail, 8:25P.M. j Express, - 1... V P. 141. FEL6ess, 220 A. M
!..,„ - (FrOm - Yeddral Street 13tabolaiAl 'M ' .
._ N
ear Brigprton deeorntarglatioa, tr.SO - .4.. , ,- i
-S P. M
" _.` ~ ,
.. , •"-•,-. -; - 844 A. M. 12:10 P. lif
PeeMy/moikt Railroad. ~... -„, . .
'• •L (From corner of Liberty anditraiit'stieits.)
- ' • ' .., ~' Leavos.'• .-. Arrives. .
Express Train.— .............. .. , , ; &so ..p. kr. P2:44 P. M.
Mail "-- ..... .... .. U 0 _A.M. ;/..1:50 - P. Al.
Fast'Ltrie .. .:....-. —.. .. .......... . 4:211 P. M. 1220 A. M..
The Johnstown Way Passenger • - ' '
- Train .- ......... . ..... ...-- . ..., 13.1)0 A. .4. . laci'P. M.
Annttoirn Ac,.... , :mainodation..... 250 P. AL 11:00 A. M.
.:11rect Tartle Creek .- - • ......10:40 A. M. . &XI ; A. M
Second " " '. .-- 4:30 P. M. 12.30 , A. Id. ,
nlir.ii ..,!' " " --. tlO P. M: 615' B. ~.m
i. ....- ' ,-- l'iltsburcill and Xrimidl.frilie Asilroad.- ' '
' ' '. (From liberty and Grant streete.)
Leavernves. .
Mail Train ..n.. .... . ... . ...... .............. 7:00 A. Si . 8:15 P. -1 1 1
Express Train.....— 4:30 P. M. 8:45 A. M
- . -
2 (From.Ctovetand and Pittsburgh :Ragraad. i ', i
. ' corner of Libertyand Grant streak,'
_
Express
rain.. '
Train.- Leaves. Arrives.
- Mall 12.15 A. 2d. 2.14 A. M.
FistT "
Line— ..... .... .. ...- .. ............ LOS P. i. 8.30 , P. bf.
'Wellsville Ac enmihodatiol......... 500 P. Al. 11.00 A. DI.
Pittsburgh; Oitumbits and Cincinnati RaUread.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Fast Line
• . '
, Leaves Pitts. , jaiilumbna. Arr. in CM.
- 12.15 A.M." 800 "A. M. 11.30 A. m
Express Traill- 1.05 P. M. . 1.30 A. M. 7.30 A. AI
lit,
•
to New Insane Asylum.—Laying of the
Cornet Stone.
At ten o'clock, Tuesday morning, a large as
semblage had, collected at the depot of the
Pittsburgh,PortWayn e and Chicago Railroad,
on Grant street, who went on a special train to
the. Backbouse farm, near Clifton station, to
witness the laying of the corner stone of the
new Insane Asylum.: =•
,On arriving there, they were met by a com
pany of ladies and gentlemen resident in the..
vicinity, and all repaired to a grove near by
where they were - welcomed by President
:.13akewell and the
. .lioard of Managers.
After a benediction by Rev. Preston, they
proceeded to the spot where the foUndation
- WAS laid, and witnessed the ceremony of laying
• the corner stone, under which were placed, in
a glass vase, tightly sealed, the city papers of.
the day, a number of 'coins,. books, etc., and
also a letter from Miss Dii, the philanthropist,
which was previously read.
Chief Justice Lewis, the chosen orator of
the-day, then delivered an able and eloquent
addreLs,'appropriate to the occasion: He was
folloWed by Dr. E. D. Gazzarn, Gen J. K..
Moorhead, Dr:Kerwin, Superintendent of the
, tate- - .lfisane Asylum, and Campbell, of
New Jersey, who were called upon, respond
- ing inahort addresses.
The company now partook of a collation
spread in the grove by direction of the mane:.
gen, and'spent en hour or two in examining
the gronnds and the'plan of the proposed'build-.
Mother:Righam, eithe ' e Urvat, tried wen
issemblage with a'speech,l:relating
to !kr Dix and;himsGlf, himself,. yhile in the Lees.'
lature, regaidless of the loud Whistling of pass
-'trains. 'At belt past the whitle of the
;Fain which was is t convey:the companY oln/ree
soAnded,. endhan .hour later aw were,
'44 home again, expressing themselves , well
pleased with the trip and the triciaentl
sof the
ditiY• - -
- mite for the Ilreinen , a Annual Parade
-•
t
meeting of the captains of the different
fire companies was held at the Mayor's office,
(in 3dron'daY eveniug,lBth inst., for, the' purpose
orattopting a route of procession 'for 'the forth.'
•,'soming annual parade. ,
• Ibe cdtnpanies•were represented as follows:
Eagle; Captainfteece . ; Allegh6ny; Captain A!
Simms;' Vigilant; C'aptatit W.'llateman ; Du
) quesne, Captain EL Lowe ; Neptune,.Captalii
A. J. Kemp; Niagara, Captain John Steele;
.-.Good Intent, Captain J. 3l'Comhs;
Captain J. Gumbert.
After 1 bridf ddnsultation, the follewing
mute Vas unanimously adopted: •77 )),)) =
Thellireessiedi"Will forth on Penn 'street, the'
right resting on Story . ; proceed'UOten'Penn
to Water—along• Water to Ferry—up Ferry
to Liberty—along Liberty tti karket—Aown
market to Water--along Water. tos.Woud)--up
Woad to Ltberty=up liberty be Smithfield—
)t,wn Apia/geld to,Water:: Rest thirty mini
. 746nc0 along fa,or to c=rant---up
to 119 ts
jai Pennsylvania 4ve44e.--4 onerennsyttOia
to
. commons opposite Clurotiorrs—
, countermarch the common—downPenn
sylrania Avenue to Pride b -. 1.67: 4 ,' UPPride
u. ti!
Caldwell—along Caldwell to-Fulto n- up
ton to Wylie---down Wylie to Grant)—along
Grant to - Seventh—dowuSeve4b to Liberty—
acros Liberty to Hand-down Hand' to Penn
-up Penn to. Baldwin—np Baldwp to Liber
ty—along,
_,Libertk to Carroll-down Carroll to
Perin—down Tenn to "ltlet'llatiic—down
chiinie to the bridgeois the bridge—dr)
Chestnut' to Ottio---down•Ohio tq North Com
mon-Lalong North Common to West Cnundoi)
.- 2 -coulitermarct in the rear of the Fenitentittv
to •Peay e r street—dowit Beaver u Batik
toq Federal—do wn
eaeratto - Isabella—along Isabella to 'Ander
tiierien7l9l7laPd'atTeq4t,).o3•ge—
r ei t t he hficiFe7 - n_p Vend to Kenn—town
Vrwiri . to:LitoettY—clown
ibery to 4:124.8.4.' Kenn
Penn 'l4ll)qtade begictnipg, bpd
Abere distraid.
...•. • • • '
FINE Aurs,—Wo would-again 'commend to
tnt",notiee of onx citizens the collection of paint-
Inge now on` exhibition" at the Commetcjnl
Oates jigem, Fifth street. No more pleasant
Way of spending a leisure hour could well be
devise4,,than to devote it to the examination of
those pictures. • There are some well executed
sopies of celebrated origlnnls,''one'of the finest
Ifikilginhas:tif the immortal Paphael,the origihal
a which is preserved in the Pitt! Palace' at
.
leyektee. :AAA. pla i t !pip . ; copy of.Oorregio's
lam° ''ts picture; the Xar'thge of 'Nth eri e,
a number ettilinde'sbesptifiti 1ae . 48 5 4Eq 7 1144
soma marine views ftnal the settee 'by V ern e
which hang in the Museum of the ! Louvre at
Paris. Those Pam can never hope to sffi the
originalii should, by all means see these trans
cripts, in order to be able to form some concep
tion of those masterpieces /4 genies. The wAole
collection is to be sold at auction, .on Thursday
and Friday mornings of this week, and then
any who have money to expend in beautiaing
their homes will have an opportunity to invest
It.
COUP DE SOLIEL.—On Tuesday afternoon an
aged German man was seen, while wheeling , a
barrow, in the vicinity of Fourth and Market
streets, to reel and fall to the earth, He was
picked up and taken to Fleming's drug store,
wh.ereDr. Finley was called to, see him. He
ipr . ononneed gm . case one of- sun-stroke, and
Acid the man could not live long. He was
gonyeyed to the Mayor's - office r on it settee,
where be :died soon afterwards. An inquest
was held upon his body, and the jury returned
a verdict of death from sun-stroke. It was as
certained, that he was a baker, named Henry,
Folk, about forty-nine years or age, 'Who had
resided on Pennsylvania Avenue. .His family
were notified, but hie Wife sent Word that she
was unable to bury him, and he will be buried
to-day; at the experuse of the Catuit#., •
Our or ,D4.NGEM r - We announced yester
day that Mr. Arthur; Magill, formerly employ
a in the Post office in the capacity, of fore
matt, had been stabbed in New Orleans. A'
letter from Mr. Wm. Brisbin, to his brother in
this city, says that he is now out of *s , eri;
Mr. Brain was .a witness of the whole.Wairp
and states that the attack on .Mr. Magill was
an unprovoked and cowardly one. Although
li r . Magill , will recover, he willprobably be
crippled for life.
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Central Board 'of Education.
The _Board met on Monday evening, in
special session, for the purpose;'
of hearing
the report of, the Committee on .Salaries and
teachers. ;.
•
Present-r-a Messrs. Kelly, ()yet', Miller, Mc-
Auley,‘ gpColleater, Negley, Sargent,and Vstr
num ; Mr. Singerly in the Chair. •• • •
Mr. McAuley; Chairman of the Committee
on Teachers- and Salaries, offered the,following
report, which was accepted; • ' • • •
The Comthittest on Teachers and Salaries
would respectfully recommend that the several
Ward, High and Colored Schools be allowed
the following number of teachers, and the Bala-ries of the Principals and teachers of the Ward;
High And Colored schools and officers of. Cen
tral Hoard; as hercluaftor ;'sot forth, be es
tablished, ;.
Mr. , 11.!-Auley objecting so far as the number,
of tei6heii in the High School, salaries paid
Principal and, teachers in said school, and sale
riei Paid. bfficers'Of Central, Beard, are con
earned.,
Jas. .11.'Atrxty,
.. ' REunEisr Itlrt.LEn,
Wu. Viarruss, , with only
one or two exceptions.
Pitt.sbuigh, July 18th, 1859.
First Ward --One Principal, one Assistant,
two in Grammar Department, three in Inter
mediate and five in Primary. Average nam
'ber or pupils to -each : Grammar, 29; Inter-
Midiate, 411 ; Primary. 475. ' '
Seconit..Ward--Ono Principal, one Assitant,
one in Grammar, two in Intermediate and four
iin. Primary Department. Average: Grammar
26; Intermediate, 31 ; Primary, 43i,
• Third Werd—One Principal, ono Assistant,
40'0 in Grammar, live.in intermediate and ten
, in Primary Department, Average: Grammar,
24} ; Intermediate, 403-5; Primary 44 1-5.
• Fourth Ward---One Principal,oite.Assistant,•
one in Grammar,two in Intermediateimd three
in Primary Department. Average: Gram
mar,- 264'; Intermediate, 30/ ;
.Primary, 38/.
"Fifth Ward—Ono Principal, one Assistant,
two in Grimmer, four in Intermediate and eight
in PriMary' -. .Dinarttnent... - Average: Grammar
24 ; I Inter:xi Ciliate,. 86/ :; , Primary, 391. ,
Sixth .Wand—One Principal, one Assistant'
two-in' Graminar, four in Intermediate and six
in. Primary Department. Average: Grammar,
.26/;. Intermediate, 40 +:' PnlnarY, 00. •
-Seventh Ward—One Principal, one Assist
ant, ono in' Intermediate and four in Primary
Department. Average: Grammar, 301; In
termediate. 85 ;•. Primary, 44i.
Eighthi,Vard---One Principal, two in Grain
mar, four in Intermediate and five in Primary
Department. ' - Average: Grammar, 2Cii ; In.
3 - 34; ;Primary, 47.3.5. • •
Ninth Ward—One Principal, ono Assistant,
one in Grapsmariltwo.in Intermediate and six
in Prlinar'yllepartment: Average: , Grammar,
25: Intermediate, 41 - Priimary, 50. ' ,
Colored SchOol-O f'''
ne Principal, one" As
sistant.
High Schtiol4-One Principal, one Profeasor
of-Natural Sciences: one Professor of Mathe
nuiti;, one Assistant Female Teacher; one
Teacher- in Writing and Book-keeping; one
Janitor.
The salaries allowed by the report aro as
follows::-
Principal in Ward Schools, -
Assistant " ' ."'
Teachers in Grammar Department, • 3,:e
Intermediate Teachers in WaM Schools, 300
Primary '" ' ' " ' .. - 250
.Peincipal Colored School, - - fain
Assistantin - 4 ' ." - - - 250
Principal of High School, .. - 7 1400
Professor of Natural Sciences do, - 1100
itlntheniatic.s do, - 900
Female Assisiant -' - do, ' - 500
Teacher Writing and Book-keeping, do, 300
Janitor `rif High `School; '- - - 300
" " Colored Scheel, :. - 80
Seeretary to'Central Board, .'• - 450
That for Night Schools an appropriation of
[ $1,150 be 'made.
I That the Treasurer be allowed a compensa
i tion of three-fourths of one per pent. on the
amount paid out by him during the year for
which be was elected.
1 the aggr egrite'of the appropriations ree
-1 oni'Mended would be' as. follows: Ward
Schooli, 4 $16;700 ', 4.2 CkilOred &boo!, $850;
Night Schools, '51,151.1; High Sehool—Princi
' Ph l,- s l ,4oo`;'Prbfostor Muting] Sciene4; $1:41
100: Professor lintheiriativa, Stloo i - Female
Assistani, $500; Teacher of flook-heaping
aini.Wry.ing; $1,200;-, Janitor High School,
00% J'eri i tor t 4oreci - Nh'ool7 $BOl Secretary 1
Central Board, $450. Total, $44,730; which,,
with a discount of fiyft per cent. for lost time,
4 1. 04 1 4 r
. I,ile zediPzed $41,042,50. - - -
..-Itie cost of the teachers in each of the Ward
School; would be, under the report, as follows :
First ward, $1,150; Second ward, $3,250;
ThirdiwarailsC,ooo.; Fourth. - ward, $3,000;
Piitid Witiii;' s l ,2 o C . SixthViird; $4;700; Sev
enth ward, $2,600: Eighth ward, $4,050;
• Ninth' ward; $3,750: . ' ,
' Mr. l'il'Auley presented a minority report,
setting fbrth that he could not join in the parts
of th , c-repori, retorted .to,' ilocriim he objected
to The' employment •of five teachers in tho
High School, believing that four would be
sufficient for the next sea-ion. The average
;4,l!• . .alia ; neo Jest siesaion yvaa aixty-four,. and it
would scarcely belaiger than one hundred at
_the next term. Many branches taught in the
ni g h School go now and can still be taught
in the Ward SebOoli, 'and other brans ca
might be dispensed with altogether, without
Ir yinyAblurywhatevtin to tho! ctliA4o :01' .English
education. ire also thought' the eafaries of
teachers and °dicers somewhat too, high.
On motion of Mr. Kelly, the number of
telierterS in the primary department, Sixth
- IValal,'Nvaa increased .to seven.- The remain
-44, o f thp rprpq t Sp , far es the Ward Sonciols
aro concerned, was then iidupted.•
Mr. Negley moved that the corps of teachers
in - the High School be . made as followa:—Two
niale teacuers, eine i'ir,,LZlr. :,'2... - . 1 ..! ! . .`... t . '!" P _ !i n-
cipal, tiveiTeinale'aisistanis, and ono teacher of
writing and, bp9k-keeping.
Qn 44 18 .111(.4t0n Mr. .l&V,c.lollister called the
vest and nays; with 'the following result: .
Yeast - . -MessrS. li'Auley . , 'M'Ciallister,,Neg
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layand OYer..=-4. i to
.. -- -'-',:Nityw- 1 -.lfessrs: Kelly, Miller, Sergeant, Var
;nlim,'and President Singelrly.s.
Mr."APAnley'nfovedto• amend by making
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the corps consist. of principal, ono profes
sor or matheinitiles; and ono female assittint ;
pendin'g which • -; ' ' '.'" ' ' !
Mr.. M'Collister moved that the portion of
the'report relating to the High School, be
post
poned for the present. •
The President ruled the motion out of or
der.
' litr..M.'4,4ley aplipfdpd from the decision of
the chafrinan, Whb ilhal)y ' concluded the To-
Ilea' wiis tin Orddr'beforis the vote was talien on
the
. a fte PP r ° s li o : Me .. excitin g ' debate between Messrs.
M'A,,,friste ,r M'Anley and - Kelly, relative to
the Higb'Schopj, zap President vainly endeav
oring to repress the Onitue.tion, he ruled the
discussion out,Of 'circler...Atli:l the yeas an# nays
were caned on Ni.,. Nrcomsters nadti4, as
follows:
Yeas—Messrs. Negley, lifiller, M'Aliley,
Al'Collister, &argent and. Vitrnuns.-0.
Nays—Messrs. Kelly, . Oyer and Siligerly
President.-8.
The salaries of the teachers in all the Ward
Schoeh3 were passed as reported, except the
Fifth.
Mr. Negley moved Unit thn sOitry of the as
sistant in the:Fifth'Ward Schad 15e increaae4
to $5OO, and that of ono of the intermediates
to s 4oo ;wh 7 ckrviadarldPieB,' and the other sal
aries passed as reported..
. The appropriations r:esquimeaded for night
'scliCkilsrina colored achool were-pas Md.
Mr-. M.Tollistermoved that the Secretary be
paid at the rate of
,$3OO per annum until the
expiration of his . term, which ' , notion was lost.
Mr. M'Collister moved that the Treasurer's
whichcompensittiob
lso ha Bled at ane , hlf per cent.,
was a lost.
On motion the recommendation of the com
mittee as to salaries of Secretary and Treasurer
of Central Board, and Janitor of High School,
were adopted " -
M'Oollist i erpresented the tax; duplicate
iiiigectax"colloictor Of the' Third
exonerationa to We amount of
$97,. which refirred"t? Pom-
Initt e e z ,
Mr. Vern= presented the duplicate of Mr.
Rainmand, collector of the Ninth Ward, oak
ing exoneration aniountin& to $l9O, for 1858:
Referred to Pittance Committee.
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, About a Trunk and a Woman,
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On Tuesday morning Alderman Steele was
employed , in examining into the merits Of a
case, which, to Use a ,'commau'phrake,'sfeMed
'slightly mixed." 4.t Thomas'Hunt, the'propri2
etor of a tavernlit the Fifth. Wird; having
made affidavit against a Mni. Thomas, William
Burfort,f Edward Brenton, 'and Thee.' Heizel
thn; for conspiracy' in attempting to defraud
him out:of sax dollars, and Mrs. Thomas brie
',against the three men named for larceny. It
seems that on Thursday last Mrs., Thomas, a
rather attractive wopule, 'quarreled With her
husband,. left his house, and took up with - Wm.
Burfort; an Englishman, and an old admirer of
.the lady . ..They - went'
~to Abe , "Napoleon
House," whore, accordin g to 'Woman's ac
knowledgment, they spent ono night as man
and wife. The next morning•Burfort, having
agreed to take lan. Thomas to the country, to
his sister'a, where he was to live with her, she
gave him nine dollars to purchase tickets, and
he, with' Brunton and Ilenzelton, took her
trunk, with the ostensible purpose of carrying
it to the railroad depot.' But instead of doing
so, they took the baggage to Hunt's, where they
pledged it for s ix dollars. Barrett put the
money in his pocket, and with the other nine
dollars obtained from Mrs. Thomas, ICJ), , the
city, and has not since been heard'of.
Mrs. Thomas, ascertaining where -her trunk
was, applied to Hunt, who refused to' give it
up, alleging that she was in a conspiracy to de
fraud him out of six dollars, and accordingly
made the intorrnation stated, while Mrs. T. at
the 88 .1310,tilrie laid the charge of larceny.
'After a patient hearing, the case was finally
settled in this wise: The suits were disinisso.d,
the friends of Mn,. Thomas refunding to Hunt
the six,dollars he had paid on the trunk ' - Hunt
paying the 'casts of the :suits ; and the loving
wife returning to the bosom of her liege lord,
who seemed to take the whole transaction very
coolly.
- - -
Tae Morris Brothers, Pell and Trowbridge
Minstrels had another largo audience at the
Apollo last night. Their popularity is endu
ring, and deservedly, as they always give us
something fresh and funny. The dancing of
ON I NY,i !son is inimitable,:, and' the "three
legged man" convulses the house. Indeed,
everything they do is well done. Another
change of
.programme is offered this evening,
and those who with to see'and bear them should
go at once, as they will remain no longer than
Saturday night.
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Atusant.r few days since,
Joseph Ullman n3ado information against a
Pole naMed Edward Carnetski, setting. forth
that, on the 16th inst., he had three times at
tempted to cut him with a pocket-knife, and
also struck him with a stick. On Monday
the Pole was arrested, when, it appearing that
ho bad already been held to bail on a similar
information made by Dillman before Mayor
Morrison, the Mayor sent him home.
Paor. W. B. Itiatar, the great American
Homo Tamer, has created quite isfurore since
his arrival here. His lecture on Monday even
ing was well attended. Yesterday morning he
illustrated his wonderful rower over the horse
at It H. Patterson's Livery Stable, before a
large claim. The class meets again at,ten
o'Crock this morning, whoa Prof. Rare,. ill
subdue a wild hone, neVel. inounted, and noto
rious for his' vicious' proreniitles.
- $ f0:1
900
Tut WAR IS ITALY.--W o have received
from 'Mews. Runt & Miner, Pittsburgh agents,
trOrl at N the press of Geo. G. Evans, Phil
adOlphis, entitled "Italy and the War of 1859."
by Julio de Marzguerrit, with' en introduction
by Dr. R. Shelton Mackenzie. It is illustratea
withportraits or pqnis 4tipolcon, Francis Jo
seph:Victor Rummel, Ga.ribaldi, and a map
of tho seat of war. It is a valuable book, and
wilt bo read with intense interest just now,
WAITE PIPE Butt 81". —Yesterday morning,
at half-past eight o'clock, one of the workmen
engaged in making the excavation for the
sewer on St. Clair street, struck ono of the
water pipes, which burst, the water striking
him In the face, knocking him over. The
water inundated Kennedy's book store and
Phelps at: Co.'s carriage factory. The leak
waistopped in about half an hour.
• Tqrteiruttotissus grieveit Astiosti.—A
despatch front Nashville states thaton Monday,
Hai. W. Garvin, of this city, disci there from
the effects of sun stroke.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, of Monday says:
tritz:Qtendoff, from Pittsburgh, - . was struck
down by heat on the winlrf yesterday, and was
conveyed to the Hammond street Station
Hotnie, where his sufferingis Were !relieved.
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DKDICAT/ON.—The New Asbury Chapel, on
Pennsylvania avenue, will be dedicated on
Sunday next. Bishop Simpson will officiate
On the occasion, and sermons will be preached
by the Rev. Charles Cook, D. D. - and Rev. I.
C. Pershing, President of the Pittsburgh Fe
malb College. TN; chtircb is atpopg the finest
in the city, and does credit to' the nen! of the
congreghtion: ' • •* "•.' • •
DEAD. --Our readers will doubtless remem
ber a poor Italian cripple, who mado a liveli
hood by selling cigars and matches, from a
wagon, on Fitth street, and from whom some
scoundrel stole a watch not long since. Ho has
tmen tbr 40411) sime, (Intl cited on Monday
evening, at a house on Washington street,
whore ho resided with some relatives. .
COM MIT M rstra.—Th OM as Croft' was com
mitted to Jail yesterday, by Justico Wampler,
of M'Keesport, charged, on oath of Emily
Rea, with seduction, and a subsequent attempt
to abduct her from ber
4.lderMttn fta'rilin's4Wl?tVoturnittod James
foF aaaauls sad. battery,. ois oath of
Charles Stot?er.
A Lirrx boy, eight years of age, son of
Henry Kelm!, fresco painter, living or, Third
,treat, iell'frotp a pile ut lunibee'in licoist of
the Bank otPittshurgtt, a &iv days siruo, frac
turing his skull, and receiving such other in
jitriels m rmulted in Ws ion danday
morning.
Szvxaz l'ALt..-A man named Collins fell
distance of sixteen feet in hays' limp hnuse,
in the .blintti W ard, yesterday, rcceivines se
vere edittuslon in 'the side: Jtr. .X.earns his
pifysloisn;'thinkti bis cub a critical. one, but
believes that he may recover.
Lim Banicior.:--A son of Mr. James Camp:
bell, of Youngstown, aged about ten years, had
ono of his-legs torn off while attem_pting to
gel. fro tbe car at 9 1 4 place 91 rsday
Fast. ' " Mpg leg was t ix the wheel.
SUDDEN DEATH.—Mr. Joseph BOUOIDS, an
old and respected citizen of Reserve township,
died suddenly from disease of the heart., at his
residence, on Saturday night. Be leaves a
wife and family to mourn Lis sudden taking off.
Vamp - Erg additions of paten an
1 Mes of
goods for trien's and Pore 'euSioia'work are be
ing made to tho stack of J. L. Carnaghan
Co., Federal street, Allegheny city. This ac
counts for part of their success.
Peruvian Syrup,
Frinn Rev. Gurdon Robins; Hartford, Conn.
HARTFORD, September 28, 1853,
Llkaat 151.4---.1 have the pleasure to as that
the health of MrA R. is great!) , izuproi( , and
is, perhaps, fully restored. '
She took one bottle of your medicing which
has appeared to be the cause of effecting the
pure 91* a very severe liver complaint.
Youm truly, iiiirricilf.nowlis•
prom E. B. Pratt, Rag., President of the
Union Life insuratute Cbmpany.
- • Bovrorr, June 23, 1854.
Dssa Sm—After suffering severely from
bolls, sixty in, number, for nearly ayearii and
myself entirely relieved by the use of one bot
tle of the Peruvian Syrup, which you Were so
kind ai to furnish me. •
I am fully convinced of the efficacy of this
medicine, and in its , pettier' to remove from
the system any impurity, leering We patient
free from the had effects so frequently realized,
and that it only requires to be gemerally known
to be fully appreciated by the public. I* , '
Yours truly, E. B. PnArr.
Sold by Dr. Geo. If. Keyser, No. 140 Wood
street. .
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AT /XIS OLD TRICKEL—Geo. Thompson, who
once attotnpted to raise the wind by passing
himself off as a brother of Mayor Wearer, and
more recently , realized something b anditom o out
Of Our merchants by repreeenting that he was
a son of William Bagaley, Rig., yesterday
stepped into the establishment of Messrs Robin
, son & Co., carpet dealers, Fifth • street, and
asked for pen, and ink and paper, with which
he drew up an order for hosiery on Me. Phe
lan, doing business across the, street. Re
signed the 'order 4, Robinson & C 0.," woint over,.
presented it at Phelan's end,purchased n bill of
goods upon it, which be carried off. The for
gery was not discovered until he was out of
reach. •
TUE GEORGIAN COSTUME Would just now be
very 'agreeable, but as it would scarcely be
good etiquette to appear in public with it, we
this it is o
must approach it as near as possible. To do
nly necessary to call on Wm. H.
M'Gee & Co., corner Federal street and Mar
ket square, Allegheny,' who have on band and
make to order a great variety .of light, cool,
summer clothing. They have also a full as
sertment of youth's and gentlemen's dress
goods, made up in the latest style, and at prices
which cannot fail to please.
EATING 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. Davis and Phillips,
A UCCC,IIOrII to Phillips k Co., for their plan of heating
by .team the Second - Ward Public Schools in the city of
Pittsburgh, and which has mot our approvsJ, 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. Wilma', Directors, 4,
DAVIS & PITIL/07PS,
Steam Mating, Gas Fittny,'Aumbin and Brass Founders,
Dealers in every disuniption air Gas Fixtures and Pumps
No. 67 Wood and 113 First street, Pittsburgh.
dal~:ly~ •
°ULTRA. & AIZNTZW.B., 1 1011.5 e, Sign and
Ornamental Painters and Grainer& Orders loft at their
ou r
ort:eurth etreet near Market, Eurke'a Etnilding,
CproipEly attended.
'Em
zcztA,Nics' bramtrrE.--This InsfituThon,
the want of which has been so long felt by our Citizens
Li now open. under the superintendence of 3lessrs
Jackman a lolinvon, in the Lapkvette Buildng. En
trance. 65 Wood street. It is designed for the petpetual
exhibition of the productq of sfeehanics, Manufatu
rers, Inventors. and Artisans; and as a place of renort
for those siliblring information relative to those branches
of Industry', either by examination of
to or
aciontille publications. Those having *Note* to bring
before the pothered] tin it greatly to heir advantage to
leave samples.
ittliall
illiip• T he public are respectfully invited to visit thl)
COM'atoN 1111NtiE tityt. ea ill ALtsti OP TUE
people, whatever the misnamed and misanthropic phi
losophers may ray to the contrary. Show them a good
thbn. let its merits bt, clearly tlemon4rated, and they
will not hesitate to give it their moat cordial patronage.
The trutsses hare already ratified the paimamot of a
physician, csinisernine! the emtnest of HOSTETTER'S
IiTITERS, n, tatty be seen in the immense queunitics
of
this medicines that aro annually sold in every semi en of
the land. It It now recognised 4.3 greatly superior to
all other remedies yet derived for discuses of the di
gestive organs, such IA diarrhica, dysentery, dyspepsia,
and fur the various fevers that wise from deramretnen
of those portions of the system. Hostetter', name I t
rapidly berounlig a tiomtehold word. from. "dame to
Terms, from the 9 )10re4 of the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Try the article and he sati•tieil.
Sold by all druggists in the world, and by
lI OB I'ETTEIt & SMITH,
Manufacturers and Froymetom,.
No. 68 Water. and 64 Front ' , treats
air A WoNDEnrut, Parr•atiartoz: is that
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.of Jules Hanel, the lau A theni enne, or Hair Renovator.
vrit:ell is tho moatetricacions rem , * for mooring the
hair ever known.
Bold by Ti. L FALINFIrrt:XIC & CO, No, GO, corner of
Wood and Fourth Wert..., Druggists generally, and at
the Laboratory of Jules I.lollel k to, 1%. Tat Chestnut
street, i'hila.irl his
bar' WE LIVE soFicrlN Tills CoulivnT'
that the Atuopeana have h o ttuneturum, throur hoot all
Chriaternintn, aa a hard driving, hard dfluktng, halal
chewtng, hard .wearing people. We have became
equally Litmus for debilitated stomach , ,, e per - rated
Sad disordered nerves, to,ken down eonstitutiokt. and
the hundred and ono cures which follow open the
vices which we have erustuetated. Counthiea Panateaa
for there ill, have been alvertiaed, but we know of noth
trig ao efficacious for an invalid atiffenng from indiges
lion or memos. depreASIOA he STOMACIi BIT
TER% manufactured and nold by , at hla the propnetor
dent on Peen street, Soar Rand. fa 2
............................ ....A:111110NT Iltitt.
JOSEPH MEYER & S 4N ,
Shittufgeturvn}, and IVlndeaalo and Rend/ Ihnleng
in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 424 Penn Street, &here the Commit;
film. on land a large ricsortment of Fancy and Rain
facture4ft; Wsluta alai itatmgagy3lf Ols. w own mann.
, and Warrantrd !quill in ty inlay and style to nny
manufacture.] in the city, and will m,ll
prkles.
DOORS FOR MUINI3I IZEAI)ING.-
.4.) D. Isrreli'n Curiositi,,, I.itemtzire. 4 vols.
No( -SW AMl‘4.4lAnic, edited by fil'fienziP, fivpl.
liawthmThe's -Novels Talroi, A v 01,." '
Longfellow's Prose and I'oetirtl
.1. K. hlart el's g vols. -
Cuhred'ltill's Works. 3 vols.
Airs. Jarnostitro Work,, In blue and gold, 3 PM,.
Ptltniun's C'holoo Stories, , 01,.
Trewlawney', llepolteetions of Shelby S Byroh.Lard •
Duttertn', Lotter,; from -High Latitude, • •
Ibougla, Jerrold', Life, by Ilia son.
I mugla, JPrrOiCril llianr y, arrapgpd by hi, sip.
font Ilrou .`. , biro! !Pi), at Itimby. .
To Cul,* andl!urli.ii Voyage, by 11.11.1413a_
Tho CaPah,r, 11. I', lb. Janie.,.
PimaSihitm and his Friends, t.v Shelton 31.1ienvie.
The clonvala , e-ent i by N- ICIIIIO.
11105.11 P,, by 110, author of Salad for the Solitary.
Salad forth,Solitary.
Salad fur the
jmNl
hay & CO, 55 Wood ati.'eci.
FOlt SALE. on the J'ern - sytlle
ilank ain :Mei frnth the 45 acrs7o Male of ctiltivittion. a dwelling of
tonittt, Witt lions% well of soft water and pump, a
uneg le yn and stable, carriage house. a two story brick
spring nuro—orchard of elmico fruit; fences all in
good Ord r, about 45 acres of owlet. ninkoor, /damn store
Mouse AAR fixtures , now doincago.od busincnn—gindeu,
small hinny shrubbery, 1 Por pnee and iestc.s tlpidy
at the ollieo of
SON,.
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lOW Ksnito Agt's ff] Market qt.
infRUNES.-4 cases glass !qr. i
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(Asks
Ift titiacy tibias;
4 (Asks Tiviu.t);
itogs ('Jr Woking,
Just roomed Rag far 8441uky
11 , 14YNCER & ANDERSONk
No. 39 Wood stroot,
oppootte 84. Charles
tT.E IRON MAN UFACTURE/I:8 C/ UT P E
—To tho. Furnuoos. Forties aild Rolling fillllieE!,
o united ;states, with domusidons of iron '
s.. 4 CIWII:
cal olemont, an American oro, and a in:I4IOIO4MM aro
- and in history; by J. P. fiesly. With
ma pa and plates. f1e . 20 KAY & 00., RA Wood stmet.
WINES.--
25 eases Cllequot quart; Champagne Vilna
6 do do rds
30 baskets Peas II eldseiek's qto do do
10do , do do pta do 'J°
10 do Bonebo ptaAnd funnel qta do
5, do do do do pta do do
1.5 oases Et. Julien Medoc Claret do
10 do Ladles' Catawba
15 do do Ginger - '
do
Itt store, and for sale by dO
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ap' MILLER & RICEETSOII
DE LARUE & (X)2B LADIES' ENVEL
OPE.3---An Aims and qualities, tot sato by
street. WELDIN,
63 Wood near Fourth.
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Q0)441.-100 I)oxes Buffalo Soap for Sale by
Li Jo,2i HENRY 8. COLLINS.
COUNTING HOUSE, SCHOOL AND
low POCKET INKBTAN.DB.—A great variety at
KAY & CO.'B, 55 Wood street.
HEESE---;300 boxei prime Cutting for
aalo by S nen H. H. COLA NB. PICTA — CIORKS, for Fruit ,Jam, assorted
Size, for sale by B. L. FAIINESTOCK & (X).,
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.Jam,,.
No. 60, corner Fourth and WoOdtf.te.
CABF.:S NI:1
1300.p......A full aasurtmerit at
• • RAMA MIS, t 5 WOOCI drool.
USBAND'SireIIaD MAGfirEgaZl
5 groan for sale by
oo t F4 l / 4 411r 4 eq,
ETMill d o. M. Fomili 'an ood emu.
ERI-11141.-,50 barrels for
Jew •
H. H. ISSLLIN.S.
TRAVELING SETTS Collars and Sleeves,
4 .v i r tilag at c°, 'JOSEPEI ITORNFI3, 77 Market ..vt.
INE FILEN LARS--A, clioico lot
to select fr otoprit New York cost, at
J OB .IIORNE'S. 77 Market street.
TWO BUILDING L0 , T5,..0N ALFRED
a.
$3OO STREET, Wilkinsburg.h, for sale; price foi both,
. elt 8. CUTHBERT k SON, 61 Market et
AND TtußTy-cin
s Ham lc at No. 431:
Marketzb by
au. • CUTFIB T 80N, Ed. sired.
OOP : sgi-RTs,sKiwioo S--From
75 cents, to the finest on at
HO 71 market street.
II ALB BRUSH.ES AND COMBS-.• —4g ood
• assortment of all kinds at.
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THE LATEST • NEWS
33'Z' "1"8.11E1431:R.A.PZ1.
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Prom ;Washington. •
WASHINGTON CITY, July 19.--The Presi
dent has recognized Emil Christian Hammer
•
as Vice Consul of Denmark for the State of
Massachusetts, to reside at Boston.
The British and Spanish Ministers are sev
erally preparing to leave the city, for the pur,
puso of visiting the
,Summer resorts - in the
North. The Prussian Minister will visit the-
Sharon Springs for the benefit of his wife's
health. The other Ministers have already left
Washington.
During the absence of the President, the
regular .meeting of the Cabinet will be held
as usual on Tuesday and Friday.
The Indian Bureau -contemplate the appoint
ment of a local Agent to reside near the Paw
nees, in order to enable it to exercise control
over them, and prevent future ditEculties. :
The Court of Claims has adjourned till the
first Monday in October.
Private advices from Tucson, Arizona, July .
2d, state that Peschiera had arrived at Hernio
zello, and bad announced his intention of driv
ing all the Apache Indians north of the line,
with the aid of the Sonora battalion. The re
volt of the 'Segni and Opapta Indians seemed
to have been suppressed, but another has
broken out in the northern part of Sonora,
and a band of four hundred men, under a Pa
pago Indian leader, were creating great dam
age to property.
It was expected that Lieut. Mowry and Ed
ward Cross, of the Arizonian, would fight a
duel on the sth of July. 'Lieut. Mowry's
grievance is an abusive letter concerning him
to the States newspaper of this city. -
The Indians in Arizona continue their dep
retiations. A company of volunteers are in
pursuit of them.
The Secretary of the Interior has, under the
act of Mardi 3, 1859, making appropriations
preliminary to the eighth census, appointed
, Mr. C. G. Kennedy to take the direction of
'the. work.
It is a well ascertained fact, known to the
Indian Bureau, that very many ;of the Indian
disturbances are Justly attributable to the en
croachment of the whites on the reservations
set apart for the Indians by the General:Gov
ernment. The whites having once obtained
possession, there is no way, the United States
force being small, to dispossess them, and
sometimes, in consequence of their remaining
unlawfully on the soil, new treaties have to be
made with the Indians, who are thascontin
ually harrassed in their affairs, owing to the
inadequate number of Indian agents; and
the Indians are very much ...sasttered. --
It has been found impossible, in every ease;
to carry out all treaty obligations, or in
time to impress the Indians favorably by
an exhibition of our good faith. and toprevent
disaffection arising from unfulfilled pledg,the
present commissioner of Indian affairs, Mr.
Green woodovhD is thoroughly acquainted with
the Indian character, and has always practical
ly shared a warm friendship for them, will, it
is believed, recommened to the next Congress
such measures as will lead to the carrying into
effect ofall our treaty obligations, for the ful
fillment of many of which no appropriations
have yet been made; this is ("specially the
case as to those with the Indians of the State
of Oregon and the territory of Washington... 7
Proceedings Relative tO the Death of
Rufus Choate.
Bosrosi, July 19.—The meeting or the Suffolk
Bar, relative to the death of Mr. Choate, was
fully attended to-day. Charles G. Loring,
Sidney Bartlett, and others, made eulogistic
addresses, and a series of appropriate resolu
tions were adopted. It is elpected that the re":
mains will arrive here on Friday forenoon:
The fuderal will take place on Saturday, at the
Essex Street Church. The Rev. Dr. Adams
will officiate. A meeting of citizens - will be
held in Fannie! Ball, on:Friday afternoon, to
he addressed by Edward Everett. The eulogy,
by Caleb Cushing. will be delivered at a day to
bt hereafter named.
The Case of Catharine .151.. Forrest vs.
Edwin Forrest.
NEW YORK. July 19.—1 n th e ease o f c e th.:
urine M. Forrest vs. Etiw in Forrest, the Judge
decided this morning that the motion argued
hot week to change the refere'e, and to grant
alimony and camsel fees for the plaintiff,
should he granted, the reference to proceed bo
ron) the present referee, if he wilt consent to
hear it, and the defendant's attorney consents
to vacate the order of adjournment. Other
wise the order wilt be to vacate the order of
reference, and refer the matter to another
suitable person : the defendant to pay the all;
anony at the r of two dollars per montn,
d fifteen ate
towards counsel lees and ex
penses of referenc.
From Kansas.
Sr. Louts, Jely 11.--A special despatch to
the Bulletin says that the bill of rights before
the Kansas Convention provides that no dis
tinction bo made between aliens and citizens in
relation to the possession of property. Also,
that no slavery will be allowed An the Stato.
It wits decided by a majority of the convention
to favor instructions to the Suprenie Judges to
disregard the fugitive slave law. Provisions
were made for a homestead. law, embracing
one hundred and sixty acres, the inntrtnetidtats
not exceeding two . thotintA,
Burglar Arrested,
SvoCßl3lllDGlC,lifias. July 19 —. A. daring at
tempt to rob a bank has just been defeetcal
Last night a man who gives the name of John
Smith, was discovered while operating, on the
liousatonie I.4nit ir e ruiA city. says that he
hasbeen engaged' st the work for nearly, three
weeks. Ife bad almost. effected an entrance.
Slave Habeas Corpus Case.
llosTox, July 19.—1 n the Slave Habeas Cor
pus case, before Judge Metcalf, this 'morning,
there was no appearance made against the plea
of the slave Maria Sackises, and she Was
promptly discharged. She will p - ockahly, return
to her Milstil's AXl*- iicallße.s, an his promise of
more lepictit trCattnep
Arrival of the Overland, Mail.,
ST. Louts, July 19.—The overland mail o
the 27th'ult., reached Jefferson city.
The town of Tohama was destroyed. by I#o.
The loss is $lOO,OOO.
Forty-three convicts escaped from the Pen
itentiary on the 26th:
Business was without improvement.
Prom.. Pike's Peak:
ST. LOUIS, July 19.--The express from Dan
ver.City, with dates to the 80th, arrived this
evening. Everything in the mining region
was in a flourishing condition. The express
brought no papers, andfienee there are no
portant details. Another express is due to
morrow.
Great Tornado.
ILEEMTH'S, TENN.,JuIy 18.—A great torna
do happened here, destroying night spans of
the Railroad bridge at Decatur, on Sunday
night. Loss $160,000.
IOOAL,
W . HIIGITS
H AVE REMOVED TO NO. 69 MAR- 'CET Street, earner of Fourth, where they will Pi ,
plain till the first of September,when they will remove to
their new store now being built at the old stand, corner
at Fifth and Market streets. naplitni
MEDICAL BOOKS.—Rokitausky's Pa
thologies] Anatomy, 2 cols.
k.Gross' Elements of Pathological Anatomy, •
luge's Pathological Anatomy, with colored plates: •
Horner's Anatomy and Histology, 2 cols.
Lawrence's Treatise on the Eye.
Dfockenzie's
Wilson on Disease of the Skin, with atlas of platcs,
Sucknill and Tuke on Insanity.
La Rocke on Pneumonia and
Copland on Paley and Appoplexy.
• 1./.:h.li?tts Sekume and Art of Surgery. -
,oper s Lectures on Surgery.
ikt's Modem Surgery Stiller's .
Practice on *,
Pirre's System of *
Dickson's Elements of Medicine.
Williams' Principles of Medicine, new edition.
Watson's Practice of Physic,.
Woods' Materia Modica and Therapeutics.
ImY39 KAY & CO- 65 Wood street.
TOC% NGS, Gloves and
Mitts, lling
cheap at
HORNE'S,
`4,
la ..„7,
Y 20,
.Prrrssoaan, July 19th, 1859;
Ploitr...Dull. Sales from store of 900 bbls. at $6,00
for superfine, $ 6,23 for extra do. and $ 8 , 3 0 for extra &m
-il); the ruling rates..
Gnatxt...Sales 130 bash. Oats, from store at 5 1@52e.
Ilacort...Sales 8,000 fits. at 79 , ..073.1,c. 'for ;boulders;
T,. , #.34'e for sides, - and '1034 ' ?tr. hams.
Cheese... Sales 33 6oxes
Fl h,lO loads from scales at S/40/6 $ Om • •
Sales 16.halfbbl Mackerel No. 3 at $6,00;
12 half bbls Lake 'Whitest $5,00.
Sugar.-Sales 17 hhds. at Be..
Molasses... Sales 21 bbls. at 4 1@4'-e,' gal.
Cotree"...Sales 13 sacks at 12 . 3<..e.
Salt... Sales 69 bbls. No.l, at $1,23. -
Beans... Sales 23 bush at $1,50 q bush. .
Line. -Soles 16 bbLs. at $1,211.
bbls. at Ze cash for Rectified.
Cr
, ommerclal and Financial Matters in'New
York.
IV= Tess, July 16.—The stock market is &little an ,
setttled, and the fluctuationson the speculative list are
quite rapid. The market last evening had a, firm
peurance, which was immediately lost at the CPllllll6lap•Ce
ment of business this morn,,. Of -GcraranteecL-which
is freely offered on sellers' option the closing cash price
was 24 . 0024;, against `..,..i.;i.Ztf, yesterday. = Michigan
Central opened and - sold down to . 4.3,, , i; but 4...iy,
was had at the close. In the Western railroad stocks
generally there wean decline oft
,4:43,34.g cent. Reading
was steady, closing at 45 ,A;c4g46.1i,". Rank share and State
stocks were' strongly held, and prices in mast Instances
are higher. Atissouri sixes are firm at Et 3-11: Goyent
men leoup6n fires; of 7574, are sareable it 10.134 in mod
erate .' amounts; only- Treasury notes bearing 6 . 1 i" per
cent. interest are negotiable at par. Mr. Cisco, the As
sistant Treasurer at this port has placed within two
days, $200,000 at this price.
,
The money market presents no new feature. At the
second board California sevens fell 34; Illissoun'six.-
ea .4.; Tennessee eizmi. 34: . Mimi* Central seveml. 34;
Pacific Mail Ship, ~3 . ' Icarian' prefened, ..„; New York
Central, f 4; Hudson' s ' River, !...f: Reading,'l; Michigan
Central,
.!,i,.; d'tto. Southern preferred, /34, with sales of
1000 shares, and Rock Island. !,,:. There is a strong
feeling of and P e
among the hanks, and there'is no
inclination to extend their loans" The confirmed drain
of goldia not welcOree, and parthilly prbduces 'mations
fIC(1011. The export of specie to-morrow will reach ball
a Million,:aud for the week will probably be about two
millions. . •
Philadelphia Market.
recripbty PIM:I.MM). Jul ytounchanged, and the
Are trifling, but the supply is ample for the de
mand. Tho old steel: of superfine Flour is offered at
andssh ground new wheat at $1.542, to tho trade,
the sales ging from ..$3,50 to &.‘25 for anperfine. 5E , ,75
r,Ou for extra and extra family: Rye Flour and Clorn
Meal tare quiet. For new Whe - ..t lhore Is a fan demind,
and :Abp bash red store sold id VIM. and white at $1.60.
aleAdfat 8 00, ardi 'Corn Ls in limded de ,
Mind k for yellow. Oats are dull at Me fur Penn
nylrania. "Ilhisky n. steady at d to 27e it . gal. •
.. . . . , ~
New York Market,
. •
rilw Yoac. July 19 . --Cotton .t,s, advanced :.',. sales
72110 Lairs at 11,!-; ; :e for upland middling. - Flour declined;
, olle s of 75(X) bbl's at $5,3.5@3,62 for,OkOo.:atls,s,scoaoo
for Southern. 'Wheat declined; only '2OOO bush were
sold. Corn dull: saks..ll,ooo bush. ?brit heavy at $1.5,76
car 0.10.15. Lan! buoyant at 1031/44134, Leadt'Sparfisti
is firmer; Galena Sikaiise. Butter firmer and more act
ive.' Tallow quiet at lie. Woolguiet but . steady-, .siles'
75.000 Ibei fleece at -4 0050 e, and 0..000 lbs pulled M 304
4714r,_: Pot RN beware quoted at $.5,1234. Su ear bufiyant;
- Uuseuvikiti kktAtei... , Li. Cutree steady.atlo3.6(sille. , l
-
NEW facie July lq:—Stoc
Chicago& Rock lalawd 61V
I !ha °ls Central R R 83
311 ch. Sowthibra
New York C0atra1...... 7474
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE Alsip CORN PURCIIASAD.
FLOUR, CORN MEAL AND HOMINY,
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED
IN PITTSBURGH AND ALLESTUKNY.
anT:lydori. '
Q I7 NDRIE.S. -
4,00 barrels Prime N, O. Melasms Oak,Coeperage;
30 do St. James, S. 11. do; ,
31 do Lovering's first finality Syrup;
600 [tags good to choice Rio Coffee;
76 Pocket's ehoieerJava do; • -' '
13s Bali Chests You klyson,lroPerial,Porl Plw
d6r, Oolimig and Pomhing Teas
p ;
100 boxes 'assorted brands l's,' S's & 10's lamp, o
:Teo;,
10. kepi Covington six twist Tobacco;
lJ do Ili. Carb- Soda;
5 barrels Mum.: •
10 do Dairy Salt frrSacka ;
20 '
d bags Goon Tapper.r ;
150 Allspice;
5 do
No
Capsia; _
20 boxes No. 1 Soap;
100 do Chemical Olive Soap:
25 do German, _ do.,
30 do Varicosted or ToilCt Soap;
50dclxen.Cio.,IYashboards; ,
dp Rockets
• .30 do Tuba,' aaaorted sties;
Ipo do Brooms;
50 boxes 151.-11. .
30
40 do do
Madison Starch •
Norfolk Chocolate; : .
_6O bales No.l and 2 13atting; - •• • •
30 barrels Bleached Elephant and IV/aalo Oil;;
10 do Strait's Tanners
20,, do Cod do do•d°
10 do R.iq_p. do
>3: do N. O. Tan
slor9 and for. sale by
aon
R - - - - - - -
EFINED SUGAR.s ,
10 bbls. Eastwick' standard crushed Sugar;
10 . do do._. coarse pulverized • do
20 . do do flue do do
.00 do Penner A coffee crushed . • do • •
. 10 do do B do do . do
' 5 do do C yellow • do
In store, and landing, and for Palo by .. • .
ap2B MILLER & RICKETSOIC
SCOTCRALE AND PORTER.--: .
. m " m n i E ori n e a r,
R ineto re. and 10 . 1-
. I casks Blood's Scotch Ale ; • • • • '
KET
5 " Troment's India Pala Ale; . ;
London 2 "
sale by Ups )
ILOTH g ;god exit
of Cloth Brushes on handand for ealepe co
Corner of Soti theeld and I .4 "coir V th StreXela
1859. 1',E,,11',.-E-1.191:i2r,°. OFFICE
• stile
z-R1 wEram ECH, 4,
Wood street; near Fourth.
ARRIVALHIRD
OF- SPRING GOODS.
T-4 large lot of Sfaing .aacl Sall:mar t Goods, cam-
prising all the latest stylestr6wmn . aliA rk . et
stret:
- A RAMON
J_T I::TDILLNS' OINTMENT_,----2 gross for 241 e
VP by B. L.
F13NE371 ea,4caZnerF"7
tslll FANS, inei.Fans,Palinleaf FaX
in great variety, at • -
NZ? " .709: BORNE& 77 3tarket street.
IFLES..:—JUST RECEIVED, A VERY
compretteusiyo ;addition to our stock of Rifles,
which can be sold at very low rates.
•—• • • CARTWRIGHT & YOUNG,
zny'a : • Re.B6 Wood street
VOUNDRY-METAL-4300, tons extra No
AnAmite, very for sahl_by
ilaaa • - JOHN MORE(EAD.
OBACCO, of various '
good . biands
store and for 'ale by • '
2 LWAT7 ND& CONNOR+
197 laberty street. -
SILK AND 'GINGHAM SITN'IYALBTIEL
LAF., at great bargains. EATON, CREE CO;
131 Fifth and Market streets.
sti KEGS SUP. GARB, SODA, New Castle,
„, Just received and for tele b • ' •
e::. • , :
A.RR.E.T 4 POMAT I.—A large supply of
this excellent article Net received at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S.
• re.
coimmmtcw,.
'PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS)' EXCHANGE.
;President
nal
ISAIAH DjCE...Ey: Ilk EDWARD GREGG, 24
. • : Thlaittrer,
N. HQLMPA. Jr. .
GEORGE R. 'TRURS'ION, •
Committee of arbitration for June,.
ISAIAH DICKEY, V. P.,
C. R. PAULSON, J. & COSGRAVE,
J. J. GILLESPIE,. f B. PRESTON.:,
-
Steamer.' to Arrive.
Wu, rot Dan
. . . . Sonth arnpfn-Neie - York......hay - 9
Steaniers to gall.
New York
ann's
Arabia
&traria. ........ .
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Vanderbi ....
City of
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Arago.... . . ....... ..
Weser.- ...... ..
Vigo ....................
Canada.. .....
City of WashiaX.
X.EAPit POE MIT
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..New
.New Y York ...... Havre-.- --July, 16
ork ...... LiverpooL....July 16
.New York. Liverpool -.....Tilly 20
.New York ...... Havre,
.New York .. . .Bremen ....... July 23
.New York ..... .Cork, =
.13ostori. . ...... Liverpiool .... .17
.New York.... &Liv'plJuly 30
Stage or Water,
River—Four feet water in the uhanueL
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
/*ported RepressZy jar the Daily .3.terninit
Nevi York. S
•
feel Market.
ks heavy— • •
Itrtssouri43,;4
3 ltchigan Central---- 43
Pacific Dian 9. 8. Co. 70M
Th r , Des"- 6.8 FtSIN
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C.V3FI ON DE AVEitY
MILLER .4' RICRETSON.
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- giaptimiritt 4 'fdhfk4
0 -
Ambroty* and rhotograpb
-.=-. GALLERY
_$
No. 70 Flab Btreeti
NEARLY OPPOEtnE ME POST 0/710i
Air- Photographs; co!ored taken at shortn
tice. at Eastern orio*_audwahualed amo thank.
sNALL PicTUREs Jsowa/tD TO sad
colored in Oil • -
mrll
A READTIFTfir AND =Wax l' ICTORE
WARRANTED, CAR REHAD AS LOW
AB AT ANt ;
K PlRsp CLiee SETABLIBZ
ENT IN THE CO 7I
AT„,
i'oirth street.
T IFE SIZE;
T :.
111DIUM
Pitl OTOCEiztak.F.Taß , '
'Colored in'OU, Pastel's, ?r ?hilt; it,:tha:**aztistia
astei
etre, and ;f Eii pkeetis. *
_ . . . .
z :0 SUPERIO R COPPER -,.
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PARR, , ItIVIIIID'It' 41c - . - 00.,
itrANtrFAcTußEag-O.P_ 6111.0211E1NG,
Braziers' and Bolt Cspper, P re ' , Copper Sot-
Wtome, Raised SO Bottoms. bpater Bolder k fr.e., also 11:12-
T ! : ,7 : 4 &i d if ai 7 ,7 ' i n
Letts' -Th '1i—,,,,... / Z
Toola. Warehonso,rm.°l49 First, and LiOs—utid, -
Pittaborgh, Pa. Special_ ordets of Coppervizto •. do
.
aired pattern„
• WARBANTEti Pixie and trn,- -
adulterated, and to . 11 A.VILT 4-SZ
I S lckles for years, the came that I have
sold to a mryority of the Pittsburgh Gra;
cold for swan and which haatekety:
Three Plrst Premiums-
at Pentisylvarda -State- Farm, .1 ain novel- '
tering to the city
greatly reduced ride
and country trade at
p
Please order threet. s.
Teims Cash.-
" b TALLOU,I46 Witte* titinet, etween Staithtleldand Grant ..
PitteburßlLPlL
inr2l-Mioiv
' 'IXDIES 1. FETZEII4-:
FORWARDING AND _.OOIIIIIII§SION :PERCH/INV
noun, firalno Bacon, ylhitunr;Seed
DriedPrui Proalym GlOneriXtyt
oolorsE Or at44.8..*T; 31725T-STismyl,
P M SBT JAGrip; P&-_
llinnoro—rnmein G. Binley, Exi t
Sr., B ...Cuthbert & San, Pittsburgk & otk ,
swearip,gea, s.,Br,cly,Cata.
„. Lilt
Roweyam - gip & qn, -0.1.g0 A1ut0171021,-
Paxton & Co, Wheelang. „ •
PENN IILtCHEYIE . WOUSEs
AND
F o°'U N 'D R Y
• • Ili
AtAi.NtrEicrußEß
, *43tesni Engines, Shafting and pinks
• • Morlace Mantises, •• -
Orders promptly attended to, •• -I•F!1415?" 64.
W. A. CAIDWAII
L. E ....... . ..
,Intb CirMtlx
. ID EL ~
e sA .; -
- -.l3QAT.Pll.l2.nzaluth
zeni,
and
Cotton
Co Z 448 121
T . xTi e a e F h tre 'ON;
arpaitlay 7 pucl , c,-/agjat and Ty ..te.
2145:27' Ntks:l7B Witer;aad 78 sta.
Ate Livery Stable.
trAVING' 'OPENED. LIVERY STARA.
Ai. in the rear »t the Seek 'Hintae7nortier of Irwin
street and Duquesne Way and JananbAsede tine lot of
Horses, _Buggies and Carriages, z would respeciihdy 'a
lien the patonnvoefa2Y friends and; fatbNii mftwSZ
assuring them 'mat they can be accomnioaa at the
11:10f4 reriaoalide tixtea I Can Made ginah orraligemante
that persons wishing their horses GM. be wep ae
ap2.-3m - Scott one% ratedninik
.1"
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• .4. - - stcioirb.itettp malic
ch ie -
.6 octarp_i itc,,,,m0;04; ogee„ Iron -Prime; roads b e
OnCeh ickering & Sons; only two yearn 04,
bP 2 - • : _
46-oetase.' wood Case, rimed 'eanieni; ,
t!Ouilit
One 6510 lark. etnee, Rosesioo4,carifid aesi
.niadeq)y, ?imam
.I. C
One 6 Octave, Mahogany Case,n. ade liyiNunms* Chat.
.One 6 . " , .'" N: Y. Man. Co.
One 6 " "- " Genrganon
One 6 • " ' Rosewood ' " "
One 6 " . Mahogany " " .":: Weelat
One 534 '" - • " " Loud t Bro.
One 6 " - . ~-
.' , ... , .." -•,"- Gertematinakc
One 5 " • o - " '-' " ' ".' aerate% •
_9411,
pL EARESIDENC ii EIA.Lx_
.. 4 . — or 70 .feetfront on sontitavewmolllUT,tir
about 2.50 deep to Rebecca street,tutring,a, • two
tatory family. mansiekt well arranged for comfort atat
convenience; portico, halt and bight roo. bathroom
' hot and cold water, gas iu all the rooms; a Mick MAN 1
and .aarriAge house;- atiade trees. and cignil :, Thy
whole is In good order, and nilf be sold, at tr.
Termsr easy. •ImmedinWposseSsionetitibirhad.
S. CUTHBEA'r 4 SONJUltarkairstraat
,ACREs cs_MEROa-------- xploß
• v t- , SLUE, 12 acres in cultivation: balm:went aliods
a amall dwelling horse; stable, garclutt a al e s •
ing sp ri ng of good water. Situate at S ev e n males trona
.the city, and one mile fro& CliftortSatical. Prieall;4oo.
Terms-1;00 in hand. and V O l l in 0 1 1 21ear•"-• •-• „.
, jel-t , • ' • -' • S. - CUTHIIERT A surN, 51 market a k
REAT INDUCEl,thze.nbwoffer
ed to those who mtigh t 9 by .
BONNET RIBBONS, FANS, ,
ITN 17,11 if R
`EMBROYDERIII3 AND TR,r4mls-aq,#
P4uours,
Market street
SWIM
packages Lakeltenin
lOU
g;
rtf
do He
For sole br: {WSJ ' ' :14 1 ;
1 1 .! 2 : yis
- 10 AL 0111 COAT 01.1.iC0
J 100 beis re fi ne d Burping Coal-Oil for ask*.
„ . C. t-7...EUSILWYBIILit
i - -11[EcK Th.K.S..O -the 911albriii
1,./ and , .}yOlterrAu rhO city . Rae by, • • •
elO & CO , 55Woodatoset,
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.I.)StANT'S
jsoLum.E. L—Reports of .ettses Orgudd in the Su
premo Court or. Pehnsilvatua'. By .Resi_piad ai
Lez l i n t,
kola by ( jell ] -- RAY is CO, br, wood street.
Or
- UR E 0 1. --- WE OIL; amble for table; for'Age b 9 .1 11 Si t '
cornet Diamantaiu9l= sr.
JACKING BO X ESL-100 second b.and
_ RactUng Bozes foe 101
teu _ - P. MitaErALL I CO:
BBLS. Eh GUSH
vE I AN
jel3
for sale by' 'BECKHAM & KELM;
An Cht.
TONIC cgocA4.--_,LA law" ac
Vy'eth's Tlinic 'Chocolate Drolia, of pits iron and
chocolate,fiighlrestesmed •for their tonic influence, in
dalimparting strength and a heiilthycolor to inraliciso
for females and•ehildren. • For sale l ve.
• Corner Smithfield and Fourthizix)
Strels.
jNDIA RiAmE43{)o
Riders. Penholders,. Pens, Paper Halves, Pewit%
ocket Inkstands, Pocket 800- Bankers Claes. key
for sale by - - ' W-B.IAVEN,
jel3 Corner 'Wood & Third & Market Second sts.
TAMES HOLMES 4i, CO., Pork . packe rs
- and dealers in 13ireis; /Urns,
ac., corner of FIESTA
t dgg died
felOly PI • N.
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two
street fire rooms, with a Inign lot of stour4Poottog on
be sold a eomtmtsbietxoatorp:g, d * .
tiro s, T in Allegheny Clty. 'Applj to
jell. • S. CLUB:BERT A SON, 61.4farketatreet.
IriTCINNATIstB. Fj), -
4;j and Dried Beer, lo Colons to arrive, mam as
a
Betnaon‘at . HAWORTH BRO
p 8
iII thelhattiordr
fast receiYed
and for Bate
te2o
800 GALLON FLAXS
tiLASTIC MORO AND SILK 1-
Ju l
rt by , EA TON, ORES lc ON
• Fifth and Market .
Y ENTS'
an
rgant assyftment EATO, OUR C .
4 corner Fifth and Markettreata.
DOTATOES:--100 bushels Red....SsL_tatots
receirod and for b JASA. ict.4zEN. s,
corncrmarket, and Finit street&
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Bacon RTZTDRYamo PRODUCE.---1500 lbs. Country -l lr
kji ; - ' • - - -
200 bushels Prime Oats, . -.
40 barrels Pure Cater Vinewir,justrecelred =MU.
B ignirlellt, bpd for sale by JAB. A.
FETZER.
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IMPERLII
WAWS GALtERY,
ic;rie;3' Banding, romp 'street
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1 •IL for
e BELLY;
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