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VOLUME XVII.
the Path) Post.
JAMES P. BARR,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Ttatv3:—Daily, Five Dollars per year, strictly in ad
Vance. Weekly, Single subsenptions Two Dol
lars per year in Clubs or lave, One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure and 'Arrival' of Passenger
Pittsburgh, Fbri *neat and Chicago Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. FL Wayne
Express Train .........Ll5 A. M. 13:56 A. M. 1:01P. M
Mail C:5O A. M. ..
Express Train... .12:50 P. M. 8:45 P. M. 2:30 A. 51
Arrive at Chicago:
Express, ' 6,47 P. M. Express 8,17 A. Al
Returning, arrive at Pittsburgh: •
Mail, 8:25 P.M. I Express, 3:30 P. 31.. I Express, 220 A. 711
(From Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation.. 0:30 •A.5:23 P. M
" 6.1 0 5 A. MI 1210 P.lll
Penn drama Railroad. -
(From corner of Liberty and Grant sireets.)' ..
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Train 8150 P. M. L-'45 P. M.
"Mail " 2:50 A. M. 11:50 P. M.
Fast Line 4:2a P. M. 1...,:.20 A: Al.
The Johnstown Way Passenger
Train 0.00 A. M. 1:10 P.41 . . 1
Johnstown Accommodation-.... 2:50 P. M. 11:00 A.
nrst Turtle Creek " -....10:40 A. It. 6:50 A. .
Second " " " _.... 4:30 P. M. 12:30 A. M.
Third " " " _...:4:a) P. M. 6:15 P. Id
Pittsburgh used Oumellsrille Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Amves.
Mail Train. 7:00 A. M. . 5:15 P. M
Express Train. 4540 P. DI: 5:45 A. DI
I:7lacland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Train - 12.15 A. M. 2-40 A. M.
65'15 A. DI. 4.00 P. M.
Fist Line 1.05 P. DI. 4 .20 P. 51.
Wellsville Accommodation 5.00 P. AI. 11.00 A. M.
Pittsburgh, Ottumbus and Cincinnati Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves Pitts. Columbus. Arr. in Cin .
Fast Line 12.15 A. M. R.OO A. M. 11.30 A. DI
Express Train.. 1.05 P. DI. 1.30 A. DI. • 724 A. M
Is THE ODOR OF COAL OIL INJURIOUs "-
011 Wednesday, on information of Rease .1.
Thomas, of the firm of Graham & Thomas.
R. H. Palmer, as agent for W. H. Byrum,
who has a quantity of coal oil stored in a ware
house on Liberty st., between St. Clair st. and
Cecil's alley, was before acting Mayor Steele,
charged with nuisance. Mr. Thomas, .John
Bryar, Henry Dollmeyer, Samuel Lindsay, T.
B. Rabe and others, testified that the odor was
offensive and injurious. It was also stated that
James Graham and Mr. White, a bottler, had
been obliged to move away from the locality
by reason of their health being impaired by
the odor of the oil, After a full hearing, Mr.
Palmer was hold to bail to answer the charge
of nuisance at court
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COL . RT.-3 udge
Al'Candless was engaged on Tuesday, in hear
ing the arguments upon a couple of very im
portant cases, involving upwards of dye thou
sand dollars. The caste were Charles A. Bry
an vs. Thomas M. Howe et al., executor of
Charles Avery, deceased. M'Knight for plain
tiff, and Loomis and R. Robb for defendants.
The case came up upon a rule to show cause
why judgment should not be entered fur want
of a sufficient affidavit of defense. The amount
in controversy is three thousand dollars. Tlle
next case was Gray and Leonard vs. D. C.
Herbst. Shannon fur plaintiff; C. W. Robb
for defendant. The rule was - the same as in
the latter case. Ainount involved; upwards of
two thousand dollars. Judge M'Candless took
charge of the papers, and will render an early
decision.
ELOPEMENT IN WESTMORELAND COUNTY.
—The Greensburg Democrat says : Quite an in
teresting affair, at least to the parties engaged
therein, transpired in Ludwick, near this
place, on Sunday night last, of which the fol
lowing aro the particulars : Some time since,
John Rhey, an Irishman, and the wife of Peter
Cassiday, also Irish, were arrested on charges
of adultery. At the Justice's office the case
'Wei Compromised, the parties discharged, and
nothing'mor'e was heard of them until Mon
day, 'when, upon the return of Cassiday from
Pittsburgh, whither he had gone to rent a
house, intending to remove there, it was ascer
tained that they had eloped the night previous,
taking with them the three youngest of CaSsi
4ay'schil4ren. Rhey has no children. War
rants have been . issued for their arrest on
charges of adultery.
HOUSE STRUCK 111 C
the thunder storm of Friday last, a house in
Blairsville:occupied by Patrick Finland, was
struck Thy lightning, knocking out the, gable
end, and tearing up the flooring of the second
story. Mr. Finland was'dipping water from a
barrel, to which water was conveyed from the
inof, and the fluid, pas"sing down the spout,
struck him and stunned him considerably.
Curry, residing in the house of pr. Laney,
n square distant, was thrown prOstrate 'and
senseless by the same stroke; she was insensi
ble for two hours, and is still in a critical con
dition.
THE CITIZENS AND THE OLYMPICS.—The
grand cricket match between the first eleven of
the Olympic Club and twenty-two of our cit
izens, takes place to-day. The match is to be
played on the Commons, in Allegheny city.
A close contest may be expected, as the
regulars" are to be led by Messrs. Cheeseman,
Earl and Pilkington, all cricketers of ability.
The Olympians have a good reputation, and
their club embraces many good players, but
with ocrds Of Awd to one 'against 'there, they
Will be obliged to do their best if they • come
out victorious. A dinner will be served up on
the ground for the players.
El E oht s Itelitcf:—Frapk Barclay, the
bogus Rarey, bah turned up in Baltimore,
'here he will endeav3r V. play Tho same game
he did here—having 'advertised in the same
way. It is probable that his carter p, Mike
timer will be suddenly checlied thero. on
Monday, one of the victimized mado a second
information against him at the Mayor's office,
charging him with fraud in uhtainieg $$ from
him by false representations, Warrants were
issued on this and the first affidavit, and ere
this has probably been arrested.
CROPS vs BLAIR COUNTY.—Tho Hollidays
bilrg Standard says :—" Most of our farmers
have finished cutting their grain, and by the
latter part of this week, shoald the weather
,ntilititine favorable, the entire erpp will bo safe=
ly hobsecl. Our farmers all concur in the
opinion that a heavier'or better crop of wheat
has never before been raised in the county.
With few exceptions, the same thing may be
said of almost every county in the State, and
we have no hesitation in saying that the pres
ent will be the most prolific grain season fo;
hinny yeiirs - lia T!brinsyryarthis
HEAVY STORNI AT JOHNBTOWN.--011 Tues
day night, the good citizens of Johnstown
were much alarmed by a heavy thunder storm,
which broke over the town shortly before
midnight. The wind blew a hurricane, fences
and out-buildings were torn down, and sheds
unroofed. The rain came down in torrents,
bearing the semblance of a water-spout. The
i'esilients were much frightened, being impress
ed with the idea 'that a second delugehad
come upon them. We hear of no one being
injured, and it seems likely tlliej. spare more
fi.:lglitined' than hurt:.
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BURGLAR CAuolfr.. - ---Tlie Sheriff' of Tie
grange county, Indiana, arrested on Wednes
day evening of last week, at the Stone Rouse,
.three miles below Centreville, Butler, county,
a man by the name of George Randolph,
charged with burglary and counterfeiting.
Randolph iia resident of Akron, Ohio, and the
iiheriff has .heen on his trail for -the last tWQ
{ W , rivicEi ' and was finally suessfril. in-making
his arrest. lie started' with hinion Thursday
!horning last for Indiana.
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JAS. M. COOPER, ssq., of this city, was
Toesied pf gold . watch, worth sllar.), on the
fitemper Iron City, while on his way from Lake
SOperior to Detroit, last week. - A colored
Man is charged with the theft, but there is no
direct evidence against him.
ALWAYS foremost in point of time, Godey's
Lady's Book, for August, has just been laid
upon ourlable by Messrs. Hunt & Miner., It
is a en , terb number, with fine engravings, and
a largO quantity of valuable reading matter.
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Pell and Trowbridge Minstrels, still continue
to attract large audiencesat the Apollo Theatre.
On Tuesday evening, as well as last night, the
dress circle was literally a sea, of fans, crin
oline, pretty bonnets, and female faces, every
seat being tilled. All present, the ladies es
pecially, seemed to enjoy the entertainment
hugely,notwithatanding the heated atmosphere.
The c6mpany seem to have a fresh budget of
fun at each visit, and our public will not weary
of them soon. Johnny Pell, Lon and Billy
Morris are the very impersonation of fun, and
no one can look at them without feeling the
spirit of risibility strong within, them. The
"Mocking Bird," or "Peter Gray," are either
of them worth the admission fee. The Gre
cian postures, by Fred Wilson, and his clog
dance, are inimitable, and always bring down
the house. To-night a new programme is
offered, and we expect to see a full house.
THE SALE OF PAINTINGS To-Der.—The
sale of the tine collection of paintings, which
is now on exhibition at Mr. Davis' sales room,
on Fifth street, will take place this morning,
commencing at ten o'clock. Without affect
ing a too critical knowledge on the subject., we
aro very certain the pictures generally are
worth far more than any price they are likely
to command in this market. There is not one
in the collection that will not, do credit to any
fireside it may contribute to adorn. No pro
cess in education tends so effectually to refine
the taste and improve the sentiments of the
youthful mind, as n familiarity with tl» works
of art, and espicially with the highest of them
all, the art of painting. The gallery will bo
opened to the public this morning from eight
clock until the time of sale. Ladies attend
ing the sale will have seats provided for thorn.
SINGULAR FUNERAL. RITES.—We noticed
yesterday the death of an Italian cripple, u
sort of mendicant, well known to many of our
our citizens. On Tuesday, his sister. who has
been absent from the city, returned, and pro
ceeded to decorate the corpse with red, white
and blue ribbons, tying them in the hair,
mouth, and other parts of the body. Thus
arrayed he was interred. We know not it
this be an Italian custom—at all events it is a
very singular one.
THE REaArrA, so lung talked of, is to come
off on Saturday, the i?.oth inst. Mr. E. Eich
enlaub, proprietor of the Belvidere House,
offers a beautiful set of colors 85 a prize to the
fastest eight oared barge in the regatta. The
eolors may be seen at M'Fadden's jewelry
store.
On the succeeding Saturday, a silver pitcher
and goblet will he presented to the crew of the
successful boat in a regatta in which four-oared
Croat; are only to participate.
COLLINS PAraZ.—TIIIS iS in be n gala-day nt
Collins Park--it gold goblet, worth .$3O, k
oil'ored ns a Firm to the winner of the best
three in five to harness, fre42 to ull hor.es, own-
1,1 in this county who him, never gono in Ira
than 2:58 in public. Tt is expected that this
will be followed by a running rave, and a sack
race, which will be a novelty here, and will
doubtless be very a cousin*
ANurnEn case of Nun-stroke which we have
not noticed, occurred in the Ninth ward,' on
Monday evening. !qr. David Nesbitt, was
sawing wood at the outer depot of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, when he was overcame by
heat and fell down. He was conveyed to his
residence on Baldwin street, where ho died on
Tuesday afternoon.
SToil; sales by P. M. Davis, auctioneer, No.
54 Fifth street, on Tuesday evening. July 10:
20 shares Bank of Pittsburgh stock, sr,l 87 l
do M. A; M. Bank. do • 511 00
7 do Mechanics' Bank. do 55 50
4S do Citizens' Bank, do 54 00
l do do do, do r,3
Cf; do P., }'t. W. & C. R. It., do 5 75
A efiovoiciNo blunder crept into an article
en the laving of the corner stone of the new
Insane Aaylum, in our issue of yesterday.
The compositor not having the manuscript, or
the fearOf consequences before his eyes, made
us say that Chief Justice Lewis was the orator
of the day. It shou ld have been Chief .Tustice
Lowrie, who delivered am appropriate address
upon the oceasion.
SEVENTH WARD PROPERTY.—This after
noon, at two o'clock, Mr. Davis will sell on
the pireeniies, by order of trustee, thirty-flve
handsome building lots on Devillier, Webster
and Duncan streets, near the residence of
General J. K. Moorhead. Centre avenue is
one ofthe.tinest in our city, and the Seventh
ward unsurpassed fOr'cleanliness and pure air.
CRANE Snor.-On. Friday last, Mr. Robert
Allison, of White. township, Indinna town
ship, shut a beautiful while crane, measuring
fourteen feet five inches between the tips of
the wings, three feet eleven inches in height.
and weighing live pounds. It was not killed
until some five or Fla shots had been fired.
• MANY C'ertitlentes of the most' flattering
character from those using the now Finkle
Sewing Machine might be published be the
agents, J. L. Carnaghan & Co., Allegheny,
hut they prefer .4nimmitttng time machine to the
judgment and criticism of purchasers, feeling
perfectly confident mum to the result. •
RESITI(I:77.-1M furnace of 'Watson, Den
niacin Si Ob., Blair county, which had been
"stopped up" and undorgoing repairs for two
weeks, returned operations on Monday. This
furnace has now be6n running Within a frac
tion of three years, without "blowing out"—
an ahnott unparalleled event in the history of
furnace:r.
said' to 'have been so cool in the
vicinity cif .E;hensburg last week, that, with a
few exceptions, the nights were so chilly as to
render fires neeessary. \\re would advise-some
of our citizens, suffering with the heat; to go
there during the "heated term."
NUISANCE ABATED.-;1.1 Wickline and
her daughter, who resided on Grant street, op
posite St. Paul's Cathedral, were before Esq.
Steele, acting Dlayor, yesterday,' charged on
outh of Robert Long, with keeping a disorder
ly house. On promising to abate the nuisance,
they were discharged.
PnarviAN SYRUP.-13althilore, July 15.
my Dear Sir: Lea'rning that measures aro to
be taken to bring the Peruvian Syrup into
notice, I take pleasure in giving you my expo
richce of its beneficial effects in my own case.
At the time you preSented me with the first
bottle of this medicine, I wi . , 'suffering With a
severe ; - "atarrhal cough, accompanied by night
sweats, loss of appetite, and great debility,
which was daily increasing. In this state I
commenced taking the Syrup. The effect was
almost magical. In a few days, and before I
had used the second bottle, niy cough lessened,
night sweats ceased, appetite was restored, and
with it strength and vigor beyond what I had
enjoyed for ten years—being able to walk sev
eral miles each day without fatigue, 'while
hitherto I could only walk a short 'distance.
Very 'respectfully,
Sold by Dr. G. H. - Keyser, 140 Wood street.
TIIE GEoacitAN,Cosyy.NlE would just nov be
very agreeable, but ea It woulcir sclicpely 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. H.
M'Gee & Co., corner Federal street - and Mar
ket square, Allegheny, who have on hand and
make to order a great variety of light, cool,
summer clothing. They have also a full as
sortment of youth's and gentlemen's - dr“ .
goods,, made up in the latest, slyie, and at prices
which canniit'fail
HEATING BT &I - TAU. —As a testimonial of
the workfruinlike manner, perfect action of their self.
regulating !naclanes, safety, economy in fuel, and the
ISt attention no ceesari , to - keep each room comfortable,
we give this certificate to Messrs. Davis and Phillips,
laccessors to Phillips Av. Co-, for their plan of heating
by steam the Second Ward - Public Schools in the city of
Pitlabarghourd which law met our. approval, and wo
would recommend thena, to the public to give entire
satisfaction of heating by steam.
• - - H, Miner; Jr John Usrehall, Tindle, George
Wilson, John Wilson, L. Wilcox, Directors.
stegm - ruoting -
G. DA Fittina VD3
ph.b.I PHILI . APS, anurau •
nentden;
Dealers in may description of Gas F&••bota and Pampa
N 0.7 Wood and 148 ,Fitat street, Pittabargh.
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PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1859.
Two girls, ono white and ono colored, were
comliaitted' to the House of Refuge from the
Mayor's office, yesterday, for-vagrancy.
Mxcaexlcs' INSTITOTIC.—This Institution,
the want of which has been an long felt by our citizens
is now open under the superintendence of Messrs
Jackman A Johnson, in the Lafayette Building. En
trance, Of, Wood street. It is designed for the perpetual
exhibition of the products of Mechanics, Manufactu
rers, Inventors, and Artisans; and as 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 to bring
before the public will find it greatly to their advantage to
leave samples.
Sir The publio are respectfully invited to visit the
institute.
COULTER & MEarrzan, Rouse, Sign and
Ornamental Painters and Grainers. Orders left at their
shop on Fourth street near Market, Burke's Building,
will be promptly attended. *Om
USE SUPER'S
MOSQITITO COMPOUND
Corner Penn and St. Clair streets
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COMMON SENSE RULES TUE MASS OF THE
people, whatever the misnamed and misanthropic phi
losophers may say to the contrary. Show them a good
thing, let its merits be clearly demonstrated, and they
will not hesitate to give It their most cordial patronage.
The Masses have already ratified the judgment of a
physician, concerning the virtues of lIOSTETTER'S
BITTERS, as may be seen In the immense quantities of
this medicines that are annually sold in every section of
the land. It is now recognized as greatly superior to
all other remedies yet derived for diseases of the di
gestive organs, such as diluThon, dysentery, dyspepsia,
and for the miens fevers that arise from derangement
of those portions of the system. Ilostth name is
rapidly beconling a household word, from. Maine to
Toixs, from the shores of the Atlantic to ate Pacific.
Try the article and be satistkd, 7
Sold by all druggists in the world, and by
lIOSTF.TTEN 4 SNIVEL"'
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
029 N 0.64 Water. and 68 Front streets
Dior' A WONDERFUL PREPARATIoN IS Lbilt
of Jules Hanel, the Eau' Athergenne, or Hair Renovator,
which is the most efficacious remedy for restoring the
hair ever known.
Sold by B. L. FAH_NENTOL'II 2 00, N 0.60, comer of
Wood and Fourth streets., Druggists generally, and at
the Laboratory of Jules Hanel 2 Co., No. 704 Chestnut
street, PhiladLdphia. jyls:dais
ger l 2 LIVE no Past' ist TlllB COU.NTiCY.
that the Americans hare became fatuous throur,hout all
Christendom, SA a hard driong, hard drinking, hard
chewing, hard swearing people. We have beetune
equally famous for debilitated stomachs, e serrated
and disordered nerves, broken down constitutions, and
the hundred and one cures which follow upon the
noes which we have enumerated. Count'ems prinareas
for these ills hero been advertised, hut we know of notle
mg so etlicacoms for an invalid suffilong from indigos
tem or nervous depression as OLIN'S STOMACH BIT
TEMS, manufactured and sold by the proprietor, at his
detest on POEM street, user Hand. (62
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aureate. KIICTXII.
JOSEPH NEVER 86 SON,
Manufacturera, and Wholesale and Retail I,,aler. in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No% 424'Penn Street, above the Canal,'
Have on hand a large nnaortmenl of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own manu
facture, and warranted equal in quality and style to any
manufactured in the city, and will sell at re...unable
pima Ott
BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING.—
• D. !smiles Curiosities of Literature, 4 vol..
Norton' Ambro.inoto....illed by M'Ecntle, 5 vol..
Hawthornt's Novels nod Talcs, 8 vol.,
Longfellow's Prose nod Poetical Writings.
.1. H. Marion. Works, 8 vol..
Corry; Bell's Works, 3 vols.
Mrs. James.rin's Works, in blue nod gold, 3 vol..
PUttutrren Choice Stories, 4 vols.
Trewlawney's Recollections of Shelby & Byron.
Lord Deftenn's Letters from II filth latitude.
Douglas Jerrold's Life, by hen son.
Douglas Jerrold's history, arranged by los son.
Tom BrOw7V.Sehool Days at Rugby.
To Cubit and Mark t & Vacation Voyage, by B. 11. Dann.
The Cavalier, by G. P. It. James.
Freudian and his Friends, by Shelton M'Kentie.
The Convidasoent, by N. P.
Mosaica, by the author of gabut for the Solitary.
Salad for the Solitary.
Salad for the Soentl.
jeZ BAT & CO C A. Wood street.
AILAI FUR SALE, on thO Perrysville.F Plank Road, at 16 miles from the eity--eontains
115 acres-70 in fine state of rultiratien, a dwelling
MIX rooms, wash house, well of soft water and pump. a
brick lawn and stable, carriage house, afro story liriet
spring lionso--orcluu-d of cloileti fruit; tone,. all in
good order, about 45 acres of choice timber, also a store
house and fixtures, now doinEagood busaniiiis—garden.
small fruits, shrubbery, Ac. For prleff Sold term, apply
al tho office of CUTIIBEItT A SUN,
je22 Real Estates Agt's, 51 Market st.
p RUN EB.--5 cases in glass jars
3 do in (envy dozes;
5 casks Turkl.;
50 kogn fot - trtg.
Just received and for
REY3FER d ANDEIC9ON.
No. 39 Wood novo.,
Opposite lit. Charles /Intel
II E I !lON - MAN VFACTU REIL'S (111 I D E
—To the Furnace. Forgmt and Rolllng Mill. S.
the United Staten, with dimeu.sions ,
it
of Iron , a chyme
en element, nu American ore, and a manufactured arm
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cle, in counnerce and In history ; by J. P. Leafy. With
maim and plates. [ jeibill KAY i CO, 55 Wood street.
WI N FS.—
25 ...es Chcquot quart. Champagne Wine
do do pt. do do
30 Lanka. Pea, Ifeidseick'a qt. do do
10 dudo do pta do do
10 du !Annelle pt...aud Unmet qt. do to
5 do do to .do I ns do do
:IS cone. St...Julien Medoe Ctaret do
14) do Ladies' Catawba do
15 do do Ginger' do
In store, and for ante by
tiip'.. !MILLER a RICKETSON.
,DE LA ittJE A. CO.'S LADIES' ENVEL
opEs—AiI slue: and 'muddies. for ante by
.1: It. WELDIN,
jeal ii/3 iy_pod kretit near Fourth.
Q 04 1 3.-100 boxes litiffalo Soap for sale b y
1.3 )e2l. I-IF:Null. COLLINS.
COUNTING HOUSE,
j a I RAND
11'KsTA A N Y D. 2 -- 6 . lCr Wood van re o e t at
t.
!
-- - , ,
1E 1. ,
--.300 boxes prime Cutting for
5.1.,, by fleD) H. H. INMAANS.
SP EC 1 A CORKS, for Fruit Jars, assorted
size, for sale by B. L. FAIINESTOCK a Co.,
jic.2 No. GO, corner Fourth and Wood tits.
BANKERS' CASES AND POCKET
BOOKS—A full alsortmont at
Jet )
'HUSBAND'S CALPI.R,I44IaIsi
or nale by
6 F .°" B. L FAHNFSFOCII it CO.,
mill No. CO, corner Fourth end Wood street&
1111 - ERRING.-50 barrels for sale by
jelo 11. 11. COLLINS.
TyRAVELINq SE'rTS Collars and Sleeves,
selling at oust, at
9 " ' JOSPH pORNE'S, 77 4t / Taet at._
VINE FRENaI COI i IJAUS—A choiceo
to'select from, of Now York cost, at
iY 9
TWO BUILDING LOTS, ON ALFRED
STREET, Wilkineburgh, for sale; price for both,
$3OO. [jolt) S. CUTHBERT it SON, 51 Market at
FUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE
PENN STREET. Look at No. 431. For sale by
jel4 S. CUTHBERT A SON, 51 Market street.
OOP SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS--From
75 cents, to the filnOlt EepanPititi,at
JOSEPH HORNET, 77. Market street.
tiAI R BRUSWES AND c'03.145-4 good
assortment of la kinds, qt
IYA 10S- Blkti i NEA 77 Market at.
_ _
C11...4T,5F.,—A prime lot, of Western Re.
serve Meese repelyed, and for sale by
4 , tINE4 A. r era%
4 28 corner &Lancet and Fink streets.
USINFAM CARD CASES, new style, for
sale by J. R. WELDIN,
je3o B 3 Wood street, near Fourth.
(WILL TOOTH PICKS, for sale by
J. R. WELDIR,
63 Wood street. near Fourth
O CASES CAKE. MAGNESIA just receives{
'rand for sale by BECKILN* KE4y,
- ••If 41/ ." ' Allexheny Qty.
ANNUAIDIGEST.-Brightly's Purdon's
Annui9 Digests, from May 28, 1853, to May 28,1859.
1 • 5 ,NAY 4 CO, 55 Wood street.
EW DOUESTIC AND STAPLE DRY
QooDs era being r zeoeived almost daily.
C. HANSON LOVE, 74 Market et.
VR_ESEt ARRIVAL-100 boxed Palermo
Oranips, sweet, and 100 boxes Palermo Lemons,
just receiving this day, and for sale by
REEWER lc ANDERSON,
jell • No. 89 Wood et, opposite St. Charles Hotel.
(AN THE BROW OF THE HILL, on
V , Mt Wanhingtoo„ a fine building lot, with a two
story frame,. house, 'table, Ate., will be .6014 for $lO2.
je22
Terme easy, S. CUTICSEBT
M t SON,
61 arket at.
1111IICKW/ELEAT.-200 bushels for sale by
44 Jae , • • IDlNlffrff. COLLIN&
r r • '
THE LATEST NEWS
'MY TELEGRAPH.
Letter from Hon. Daniel E. Sickles.
New YORK, July 20.—The Herald of to
day contains a letter to the editor from Hon.
Daniel E. Sickles,-in which he corrects a state
ment made in that paper yesterday, regarding
the recent event in his domestic relations. The
reconciliation, he says, was my own act, with
out consultation with uny relative, connection,
friend or adviser. Whatever blame, if any
belongs to the stop, should fall upon me—l am
prepared to defend what I have done before
the only tribunals I recognize as buying the
slightest claim to jurisdiction over the subject,
my own 'conscience and the bar of Heaven. I
am not aware of any statute or code of morals
which make it infamous to forgive a woman ;
nor is it usual to make our domestic life a sub
ject of consultation with friends, no matter
how dear or near to us, and I cannot allow
even all the world combined to dictate to me
the repudiation of my wife, when I think it
right to forgive her and restore ber to my con
fidence and protection. If I ever failed to
comprehend the utter desolate pbsition of an
offending though penitent woman,7the hopeless
future, with all its dark possibilities of danger
to which she is doomed when proicribed as an
outcast, I can now see plainly enough in the
almost universal howl of denunciation with
which she is followed to my threshhold, the
misery and perils from which I have rescued
the mother of my child; and, although it is
very sad for me to incur the blame of friends,
and the reproaches of many wise and good
people, I shall strive to prove to all who feel
any interest in me, that if- I am the first
man who has ventured to say to the world
an erring wife and mother may be forgiv
en and redeemed, that in spite of all the
obstacles in my path, the good results of this
examplershall entitle it to the limitation of the
generous, and the commendation of the just.
There are many who think that an 4ct of duty,
proceeding solely from affections which can
only be comprehended in the heart of a hus
band and father, is to be fatal to my prof,-
sional, political and social standing. If this be
so, then so be it. Political station, profession
al success, social recognition, are not the only
prizes of ambition ; and so long as I do nothilig
worse than reunite my family under the roof
where they may find shelter front contumely
and persecution, I do not fear the noisy but
fleeting voice of popular clamor. The multi
tude accept their first impressions from a few,
but in the end men think fur themselves; and
if I know the human heart—and sometimes I
think that in the career of iningled sunshine
and storm, I have noticed nearly all its depths
—then I may reassure those who look with re
luctant forebodings upon my future, to be of
good cheer, for I will not cease to vindicate a
jutt claim to the respect of my fellows; while
to thole motley groups, here and there, who
look upon my misfortunes only as weapons to
be employed for any destruction, to those I say
one for nil, if a Mau make a good use of MS
enemies they will be as servie , •ablo to him 11.9
his friends. In conclusion, lut me ask only
one favor of those who, from whatever motive
may deem it necessary or agreeable to com
ment in public or privnto upon this sad history,
and that i., to nun all their arrows at my„
brew-t, and for the sake of my innocent child;
to spare her yet youthful mother while she
seeks in sorrow and contrition the mercy anti
pardon of Him to whom, sooner or later, we
must all appeal.
- - -r -
Overland Mail.
Sr. Le , (1 , 1, July 4 .:0.--Th u overland 'nail lin'
arrived.
A number of prizoners e4capial from the
Penitentiary, overpowering the guard. Twelve
were recaptured. Eight Meru shot in the
hudies while endeavoring to avoid tieing ar
restd.
The Italians of San Francisco have
lice thousrnd dollars to se nd to Victor Eman
uel for the benefit of hie needy subjects.
The people of Carson Valley have called a
Convention on the lSth (if Ray, to confider
the public safety.
In the proposed Territory 9f Nevada an
election of delegates fur Congress is tixeti for
the al of 'July.
The cauntiof Santa Barbara wit; visited on
the 17th by a terrible sirocco, forcing people to
shut themselves in-door?. kulling nnimali , , nod
literally roasting the fruit on the tree 3.
The Frazer river mining news continue
discouraging.
Another express from Denver city, with
dates to the 14th, arrived this afternoon, It
brings $2500 in treasure.
From Washington.
WASI“NIiTON. novel conimit
ment has beeti made tp flte, 61 . Colum
bia Penitentiary of an 'lndian who Wll4 found
guilty of horse stealing in Kansas. Ho WWI
immediately set ti, wol k.
The Com - Missioner44l Pensions has issued a
circular, in which he directs that invalid pen
sioners of the army and navy, who are subject
to biennial examination, to present, with their
usual vouchers, on the 4th of September and
14 of January next. Respecting their disa
bility the operations of the net of Congress of
the :Id of %troll. 18511, virtually suspends the
commencement of each viennial period, until
the certificates of Swo physicians or surgeon
has been presented •
The Charleston papers received here record
the death of the venerable Colonel lon, who
had long borne aconspicuous and distinguished
position In tho Cyuricll4 or tt k 6 :;..ato of South
Carolina.
The Secretary of the Interior will transmit
by the Pacific steamer, of the 6th of July.
$ . 264,000 to Oregon and Washington, to sat
isfy the recently audited claims on nocount of
advances made for restoring and maintaining
peaceable and more friendly relation with the
Indian tribes. Judge (Ins, of Pennsylvania,
has been appointed the special agent to the
Pawnees, with the view so to arrange matters
US to prevent future difficulties.
The books and public documents pertaining
to the first session of the late Congress, are
being boxed to be sent to the various literary
institutions throughout the country, in accor
dance with the law. This is one of the reforms
which lias deprived members of selling such
books, as were formerly used for waste paper,
or at nominal sums to speculating book traders.
The India Rubber Case
BALTINtORE, July '2o.—ln the case of Horace
H. Day, et al, vs. Stellman et al, which lately
occupied the court here for twp weeks, his
Honer„,ludge Gi morning, rendered at
the clop pf it very ahlo opinion, a decision in
the favor of Mr. Day on all the points pre
sented, holding that under his agreements with
Goodyear, Mr. Day has nn exclusive monop
oly of elastic goods containing vulcanized
rubber; A perpetual injunction was granted.
Some fifteen other suits were depending here
on this decision, in all of which perpetual in
junction will issue.
Ls6:tehed
Sr. Lours, July 20.-4 special despatch to
the 80/din says that the three negroes on
trial in Igarshal coanty, Wisconsin, for mur
der and rape, were yesterday taken from jail,
and one burned, and the other two hanged.
Steamer Asia Sailed.
NEW YORK, July 20.—The steamship Asia
sailed at noon for Liverpool, with eighty pas
sengers, and four hundred S and seven thou
sand dollars in specie.
~tE1~Q~AI~•
w. & D. HUGUS;
tr AVE REMOVED TO NO. 6 MAR
KET Street., corner of Fotirth, where they will re-
Alain till the tu*Of September,when they will remove to
their new store sow being built at the old stand, corner
of Fifth and Market streets. my4.4m
REFINED SUGAR.—
lo this. Eastwick's standard crushed Sugar ;
10 do do coarse pulverized do
10 do do. One do do
SO do Penna. A coffee crushed do.
10 do do B do do do
6 do do C yellow do
In store, and landing, and for tale by
ap2B MILLER a RICKETSON
SUN UMBRELLAS, HOOP SKIRTS,
Lace Mantles, Lawns, Ducats and Bareges. Also a
DM fine of Domestic and Staple Pry Goods. .
1630 47.7074 Market street.
PERRY & cof
.NO. 29 PENS—For sale
J .I.N.
UM] • B. WELD
• •••• •
KO 6 0 iT4 13 g.) FA 4
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS , EXCHANGE.
President.
WM. H. SMITH.
Vice Presidents.
ISAIAH DICKEY, Int. EDWARD GREGG, 2d
Treasurer.
' N. HOLMES, Jr.
Superintendent.
GEORGE H. THURSTON,
Committee of Arbitration for June.
ISAIAH DICKEY, V. P.,
C. IL PAULSON, J. S. COSGRAVE,
J. J. GILLESPIE, B. PRESTO*
Steamers to Arrive.
LUTZ FOR DAYS
...... Southampton-New York—July 9
SHIPS
New York
Steamers to Sall.
SHIPS LEAVE FOR PATS
Arabia Boston.— ...... Liverpool—July 13
Bavaria New York Hamburg...... July 15
Vanderbilt New York Havre_ —.July 16
City of Baltimore-.... New York Liverpool..... July 16
Asia Now York Liverpool...... July 20
Arago New York Havre, ke-....Ju1y =
Wo.er New York Bremen July 23
Vigo New York Cork, Ac July :..
Canada Boston Liverpool July 27
City of Wnshington...New York Cork A Liv'pl July 30
Stage of Water.
River—Three feet eight inches ',rater in the channel
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
WEEKLY REVIEW.
Carefully Revised and Corrected by our own
Commercial Reporter.
Prrisemu, July a), 1859.
Since onr report of last week we observe few indica
tions of deluge in the business world. If there is any
st exhil•ited in a deers l ansunition, thin hot weath
,q hariug the ellcet of driving all who can Ta.ss,il.le get
out of the city nway.
In fi gnaw no note little change. In flour and grain
there ie a downward tendency, and in ba , ou a
tiy.vand, inerelii nine,. In other article., there
The rver is n'A - ti at the ,ime beyond the
tr:f, th, rk•zul.tr Br cad Ehzah,•th pick is
The repot. fr , ni nil yuirter, sear the COOT, 1.1
1r149: :LLtd rye Lit ,I)een harvested to goo•I
and it goneraily believed. In the absent,e of stntiniicn•
that the yield a th",e gram. in fur greatt.T than last
year. In this riemity tint hot daya and nighbk, and oe
raot,,, 'taco been bringing font aid enrn and ps
hitor burly,
and g.)4,1 return, of both may bo expect
ed. In the latter en licar ‘Pf no indications of the rot
hm iag atlected the ,-rep in any locality, doubtless me
of the Lou! eth•ct vf the fr“-t.
In tunmet' matt,rs we has littlo of intorese to note.
Th.• Link Luements 'Thom an inerea. , u in uote., sp..oie,
and F...n.tern exchange continues
Urn hyth s.lrao at par for eustoiner, and out
-41,1, rates rang, from par to 14 jar Cent premium for
jar fond- and currem.y.
The following comparative statomont is made up from
tbu viy;cial moottments of tbo condition of the city banks
for the ending; oa 3lunday last, and for those of
the Wel.k, pre%
N,rro.
Lunn% and Discounts
Due 1.3. other Bank,.
•Notr..; AT, of other Bunke.
and Tre,ury Note,
July 11. July lg.
.$11.0.1.1.1`82 i. 5,805,018 35
. 2.1.30JX15 80
5.456 04 19,541
1,e..-1,956 56 1,052.159 79
Ctri•ulation 1824.0 . 2 S 00 I,Stni,o2 00
Due to other Bank's- _15,30300 ',X8,887 25
Dcis,its 1418.5 nit 25 $1,734.5.53 03
Thee figures show the following comparative results:
Inereic, in Loans and Discounts $10,T37 08
I teorease in amount duo bv other Banks . 13,500 80
I tiereit.e to Notes and Cheisks of other Ranks
51.355 SS
,res-e 1n Siweie 26.t.5.r2.
to CirentatAoll 43.9115 00
In noloont due to other Banks 41.453 45
I , re.,e in I slseets 15,956:8
The above fisnres •ilow it net increase in Assets of
7:). and a net Ineres , e in lishinues of $101,52.5
—lonian,: the Elitrvreneo agaztt,t the !tanks this week
Ashes...We note but little change. Pots t rate
at 4: ~,i..:;t• and Po.irls at o!ifer,til;',c; tioda Ash at aid:
7 , ~, ; Narrao of :9:oda at neyoli,4c, and Coneentrithect Lee
t 14ec IA IL.' Heienu...idiontains about the same figure. Shaul.
.1 eis we tutu!, 3i 7 i./.47...).it.;; Sides at liii.t.i.:Aie and llama
:a ii.a.i(a.tu , :;a . 14 m: Mimu• mired 11.lrl” , at 1i!,:412C-. for
eliV. and 11c. for ;Man We. tern.
Oran._ tr.- in g.... 1 slum: v.w ith but a light demand.
5.d..., of small white at $1.50 IA bushel, but large lots
...add to a be .old at Mi. figure.
Butter.. 'Da , oak lots mforing aro of roll from
ornintry. which are taken up by ' , tore-keepers at 1214(40
14e. per 15, a, to till:111i).
Brooms... Are .carer, and high. Common now Are
worth $2 per dozen : good $2,75.033, and fancy $3.30.
Buckets and Tubs...Tlic Bearer manufacturers,
ran, are as hdlows r.llitekets, plain insido,? dozen.
$1.45; minted 111,11,.. t i l,k); 3 h00p,,, $1,73 ; Tm et , NO. p
3 hoops, to doren, r. 75; No. 1, 2 hoops. $1,73; No. •.!,
P. 1 .0 0: No. 3. $5.50 ; No. 4, $4,75; No. b, $4,00; Heelers,
Na. 2. $2.W , : 11:01 Ilusliel . s, seded, $4,73.
Cordagr:.. ' '
3lanilhili7'e,oo:l...ll ? R 1 Manilla Hupe.cut,..l.2 ? lb
l'arred " " ...11 ? it;l
Hemp .. .. ...11 s lb
Hemp " " ...II It lb Tarred " " ...13 11 lb
Packliiii Yarn. t100..11 1-4 its Parking Yarn. eom.lo ? lb
Bill (infix... Manilla, gt.bo. s2,l•Lka,, , t) T, dozen: Hemp,
$1.37, $2.00t:92.75 /4 dozen; Hemp coil, Ile. ? lb.
fi'0 , ,,, , , 1.1n0....M anill a 57,1; dozen: Hemp 70c. ? doz
(Loon f brdogr...t 'otton Hope :..i.j anti upwards, 20e.; do.
below ~,'„ 22e.; Bed Cord $2.bika.3.1.12.ti4.75 14 dozen;
Plone,ll Lines $1.75:
Sash Cords St;,4o.
Candles—flu, following are now the current rates
of city titanufachirers; Moulds lao. 31 fb.; lap 12,!..",c.:
Zi.tar 154,4,1 V. , IA lb.
Cheese... The quantity in market ir. not large, and
Ho. demand is liminni. 3fest.sll; 'lle.erTe is sold at
7!:::t4Sii e. per IL, as in quality.
'torn Meal...ls sclii in ..tliall lots at $1.12 14 hush.
Crackera...The prices have Ilillierplle a further
.1,,,,,,, The quotations art , 11111 V as tollDW,—Wator
Cracker: 31 tb. it/c.; flutter do. 0,6,', Sugar tic.; Soda
7e.; 14,t0n 7e. Pilot Bread 341:1.1. f 4,50.
Cranberries...'flictnarket is well supplied, but tlie
deinandls limited. kalos from store are math; at $.14.9
sll.lat - 0, ma : , or lox of :; hieth.
. .
Dried Fruit....% mile:. are in little demand. and we
mite only ad:a:don:4l volts at $4,25 bu,h. Peaches
:ire in tbiWter request, cOmmanding re bush,
and lu dent:mit at 14ei,150. 70 dna.
quieL We note Wen of Ban at $l,OO
1-1100 Is; ihort, at fide; Ship Smits at $1,37 and Mid•
dlings at 5t0r20,.1,65, Oil Meal to steady at $1330)39-41
ton.
Penthera...Sales of prime Weatern are made on are
rival at 4.5 e. I, lb. in small lots, and from store at 4k4tsoe.
Fire Brit/L.-Sales of Bolivar at 5.,i"(41.3.5
Fish...We continue to quote large Maynard, No. 3,
in libls., at $11,50. and to hi. bbla. nt stl, with but a retail
demand. Lobe White are sold at ,jlu,Oett bbl. and Skit',
$5,19 'o half bbl. Lake Trout $4,50; Lake Herring $1,73:
Baltimore Herring dull at $7,50(451.75. and Halifax at
vidiu per bid. Codfish at stttOt e, per
Plour...The market has a downward tendency, and
there In lwen a decline since our hFct. Sales were
made during the week from first lissioisat $5,50 for su
perfine, and t 5.73 for extra sup.s.rtine- Prom store the
ruling rates are fs.73fl.Vs.ltfi r;or f,r
extra. mot ha' waits fatuity.
Orntit...there c 5 till but little activity, the new crop
coining in lad !Eras aro sold on arrival at In(n,
soe. an.l from store Corn Isrings ls , h• from
first hands ass I:Poss from store. It , . e. new crop, is sold.
to arrste, at `' , ..So,ot.sst, and new spiing barley at A
fins lots of southern wheat have liven sold at $1.3031;14,
soil ....lie lot prune new at st. ii. Buck wh o .* 1,01..5, 6.21,„ „ e
in large I.itionil in the siitalf way.
Groceries... Are still dull, Wills eaten ex - to:m..ly
Mina \re Continue to quote sugar sit 7 , 4(OW:nt itt tools.
31..0,, , es at ler Si gallon to ens?. :id !!mats; to coun
try. 'Coffee at 121.3 124 e, and lime at 5C51,514e. in tierce,
nod I kW, The:, :quotatlon.s aro for cash: on time a
arivanee
Gas Pipe... The following are quotations for tho
wrought iron tithing;
Per Foot. I
I/. Nell Gas Pipe.. 7 cis.
.54 01 o pa i
10 { : 5
“ “
1,6 “ “
Slibieet the customary e.
11ay...A fair supply at th
$10416 per ton.
Illdes...Green Beef Hides command 7c? 32..; green
salted 040.1;itf, and dry flint lu(4 - ,10!6c.
11 9 1 11 1 Zw...There is nothing dc3ug; and quotations
are nominal at 511.5114457 for pearl.
Iron and Nailc-The qoutations of manufactured
Iron are as follows:—Common Bar Say to 2 , ,t..5fe. sit lb.
!;ails are gelling ut. $2.501;414.75 for 10d. to 4.1, according
o quality. The terms are six months' credit, or 6 it
tout. discount for cash. Sales light.
Lard_. Fins again declined. and we note sales of
City No. 1. at and 12c. in small lots. A few kegs
of country have been sold at Ir4e.
Leather—The market is steady, with no elmge in
our old quotations
Red Spanish Sole V lb. . 324}9,gc.
Slaughter .
t.Vsg2Be.
Skirtirig.
Harness-24(4026c.
Upper dozen. 5306,30
Bridle ....... s36@it2
Lumber, &i:scmal...The following ag e the qnotations
of aeosonerf...tcoher, from the yards to tk,Seity:—
Connnon I '(nobsoor4o, 31000 feet.. $l5 00
oorZ31" 32 00
ing dressed " 00
Shingles,* 1000 3 50
Lath, 2 25
Oak flooring, dressed, 1 inch, Is 1000 feet-. 30 00
11,4 " , 42 00
Pc Foot
13..; Inch Gas pipe:: 32 cts
tfi 50
l 4 .4 90 (I
3 " " " .3,30 "
" " " ..1,60
4 " " " _1,90
scougt.
city senles, ant Fade-. at
Lumber, Green... There is but little doing . Common
is worth $94§10 for 1,000 feet and Clear $0,00; Timber
841 7 g0e ik cubic foot, and Shingles =2s® 2,40 *l,OOO.
Mesa Pork... There is little doing, and we quote at
1617,00 pbbl. to city and $17.00@i18 4 00 to country.
Rietals...Pig Lead has declined to 0c.:.„ and Bar to,
6 ,0 7 t Sheet Co per 85(gi36c..1 Sheet Brass C. p lb.
tali —Lard No, No,l is held firm by the manufacturers
titt6 o @63, with an occasional sale at 950. No. 2 ts worth
liSc. Linseed is dull at 8.5®68c. Coal Oil sells at.
ir.1,000) 1 ,05 forreflued, and 70606 c gp gallon for the
nary article..
Pig Metal...Figuree range from kl to $2B, fo; the
different qualities; at 6 raten e; . 6101 1 )6.; telt 6 61 6 -4.
Potattatts.-The 8051.4011 for aid is nearly °Ter. We
nolo sales of common at 604060 and prime 11160103 c..
. _
Powder... There has been a decline in the prices of
15c. on fanner quotations of Blasting and non Rifle;
the quotations now are for Blasting $4,25 keg;
Rifle $6.
Rye Plonr...The demand is fair, with sales at $4,60
a 4.75? bbl. -
Sidt“.There is a fair demand, with sales of No.l at
81,25 114 bbl.
Sand Stone... Regular sales of Huntingdon county,
at $9 la ton.
Seeda...There is nothing doing. A few lots of Timo
thy have been sold at 82,60. For flax and clover we
have no quotations.
Shootings, Yllllll, dice... The prices have again
declined, and the following are now the ruling figures;
Eagle Shootings, B%c. yard; Niagara 133.4 c.
Yarn.
Nos. 6 to 10, in- No. 18....,
elusive, "it lb.. 20 f 0 ... No. 11._. .
Nos. n and 25. 21 (4 No. 18....
No. la 22 50 ... No. 19.—.
No. 14.
No. 15. 24 .4
Yarn.
Do. white, 25
to 30
Do. white, 30
to 4-L
Twine'
Batting, No. 1... 10 ®
No. 15 @
Family Batting 17
Caulking 10 @
No. 400,,Vt dos.. 1 0
No. 600, " 1 0
No. • (41
N 0.700
No. 800....... .....
No. 000
No.looo
Coverlet Yarn.. 27
20
Carpet Clin,a.t.
sorted color.. 20
Soaps... The following are the manufacturer's prices:
Room, 6c.; No.l Palm, 63.; Chemical, 634; Castle and
Toilet. 10c. t lb.
Tallow... Rough quotes at 7c, and country rendered
at Sc.
White Lead, Litharge, &c... White Lead is
firm, and in steady demand at s2,so'f keg for pure oil,
and dry 9c. lb, subjettt to the usuat discount. Red.
Lead BY.@9c. net, and Litbarge 834.
Wits ow Glass—The prices of city brands have
advanced, and we correct our Quotations es follows
6x 8 and 7x9, box of 50 feet, 1,80; Bxlo, $2,15; 8:11,
9011. 9x12, and 10x12, $2,40; B'l3 and Usti, $2,65; 10x15
and 10x18, $1,75; 10 it cent. discount off. Country
brands 50c. lower.
Wool... There is none selling. Some large shipments
have teen made to the east, of lots purchased some
weeks since.
Whisky...Salem of ltavr. at 2G©27e, and Rectified
at 23e, eash. and 29e30e. on time.
Commercial and 'Financial Matters in New
New Torte. July 20.—The weakness in the stock mar
ket noticed yesterday hart resulted in a material isll
throughout the list. The pressure to sell, however, was
confined to a few leading railroad shares. In these the
iiechne was heaviest. The feature of the market is the
fall in Michigan Southern guaranteed, which is: ..1;1 per
cent. below the quotations yesterdan, noon. The de
cline is attributable to it rumor which has obtained cur
reney in the street. that the Company will default on
die whole or a portion ef in- bonded interests falling
lu s oil the firs, of .ligust. The gam:dim - s of Reading,
''eittrai. and tiarlinn prefer ei, chow a redne
y,terday of full one per ',PM-. Pacific
Algal also sympathized with the beayme s s, and tell
to 75. Pinsma Vrac chili. hat Fu•fain,d ,self at 117.
In Galena and Rock I , lanu there teat only a moderate
Incline. net exeeening rent. Erie Was 634 bid.
The coal stooks were well held at previous prices-.
Pennsylvania brought 65%. There was no material al
teration in bank slaves. The yr.,n,ainir,n9 in railroad
bonds continue on a limited scale. Illinois Central
sevens sold at a decline of 30:., but other descriptions
were as before, particularly the issues of the Harlem
and Hudson. wliviti ate sparingly offered. The down
ward tendency prices was quite decided on the State
stock,. Tennessee tir.E.3 fell 1, Virginia '4. North Car
olina and Mississippi each 34
The Money market is undisturbed in its pbsition of
ea-c. The supply is fully equal to the demand at iS!ira,
- 4), cent. and 514 cent. is accepted in mane rases. In
the discount market them is considerable:doing at 0,t4 2 "
GU? cent. for four or six months' paper of a prime
character. Very choice short bills are negotiable . at 6
.p rent Ths sub-troasnry still gains specie. the pay
ment of dunes being very large at present. Ibe lilt
aline exceeds Ski, \MAIO*, Lai the disbursements air
likely to ematmucYon a liberal seal,
Tlie treasurer of the Great Western Railroad Compa
ny. of Illinois, gives notice that the coupons due Aug
ust Ist, on the seven per cents upon alt bonds of which
holders have complied with the terms of the re e ,,..ni,
tion of the company. will be redeemed at • thloolliee of
the company. At the ,ccond hoard. bonds were un
changed. Pacific mail fell 34. New York Central rose
Ifsrlem preferred. - .Thchigan Central fell N;
Michigan Southern preferred rose Panama fell ;•;,:
flaletui and Cleveland and Toledo
The Presidents of the Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsyl
vania, and New York Central roads have appointed an
other interview for to-morrow. duly 23, for the purpose
of advancing the freight tariff.
Philadelphia Market.
PULL LOUP/ILL, July :XL—Flour dull, and for aid stock
prices are titie lower, na pe rtiuo in otrezed at 56,25. with
out sales; fresh ground superfine, 'from new wheat, la
held Itt $6.25 without sales; to the trade the sales range
from jtltls to s`.fur common and faney tuand..q.
tiouermiCt at and corn meal at 4. - -3,75. Wheat hies
declined three vents: sales tttrfal hush. at $1.87(Cy1,40
red. and $1,50 for what: ((Si bush. very superior oid Ohio
red sold at $1,40. Rye steady at f - J.e. In; is in limited
demand; Nana WO bush. yeller! rd 56436341. and dam
aged at Site. •-YKX) hash. old Deetware Oats ;old at .99c.; a
lot of new crop Spanish New Jersey. first of the season,
sold :it 3fic. Whisky steady at *-1(5,....5e.
Now York Market.
Vaan, July M—Cation firm; sales 1500 bales.
Flour heavy; sales 5000 bbil, at $5,7066,00 for Southern.
Wheat declined; sales of sOOO bush at $.1,40 for white
Weetern. Corn hoavv; .sales 5.500 hush at 89(intste for
new :nixed. Mess Pork f17.7.5(&17.50. Lard steady at
Sugar itittive; Muscovado fityiat ,. .
lasses screw N, u. aital'_e. Bacon Shoulders
Lbans Hides dull and heavy. Tallovitirm it
110:911!„ie.
Cincinnati Market.
erscrctivrt, duly '2o.—The market for Flour is better
hoklevs firmer at an advance to $3.00 for superfine. and
tk3.25 for white wheat. Wheat steady at $1.03 for red.
and $1.15 for whlts, tvtth a better demand. Corn is as
quoted yesterday. Oats dull: buyers mill not pay over
40a: frro)v. Idve C.,!,q.70e. Whisky steady at A. fla
con continues no request at to for shoulders, and tl for
sides; s.des of hulk shoulders at Ce, and of mess pork
nt $15.73; holders are very firm.
New York S
New Your, July 'X.—Sto,
.tock Market.
, ks dull and heavy—
Chicago & Rock Island 61 l Galena & Chittago.,.... 6.41.'y
1111nol .i_lentrl bonds.. F:ll..: I ItlielliT,an Gentral... - -....12 1 .;
'Mich. Southern ?2 - I Cloveland & Toledo:— 24N .
New York Central...„ ":4!.. Panama Raitr0ad.......116‘
Missouri c- , ' KO • - Pacific Mail S. S. C 0.... 6.1114
New York Cattle Market.
NZW Yotti .1111 r 3 1 .—Reece: heavy; receipt. 3500
head; sales at n declina or' average price. 5 , ,L , ..15:09c.
Sleep firm; rec....4ns 11.500 !wend: average setlen. there is
no quot: d change. Swine dull; receipts 3300 head;
oaks at uii,6-j:674.
R. T. KENNEDY- W. 8. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. RBATNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CQRN PURCHASED.
FLOUR, CORN MEAL AND HOMINY,
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED
IN PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY
Ap.7:l) Joy]
TERMS. CASH ON DELIVERY
MEDICAL BOOKS.— Rokitausky's Pa
thological Anatomy, 2 vols.
Gross' Element nl Pathological Anatomy.
Gluge's Pathological Anatomy, with colored plates:
liorner's Anatomy and Histology, 2 vols.
Lawrence's Treatise on the Ere.
•
Mackenaie's
Wilson on Disease of the; Skin. with atlas of plates.
Bucknill anti Tukg on insanity.
La Locke on pneumonia and Malaria.
Conland on Palsy and Appoplexy.
ErichsrmYs Scietioe anti A of !Surgeiy.'
Co Tr r's Leetiirei• on SurAiii y.
Drintis tiloduru Surgery.
Praelice
Pirre's sty .iem of ‘'
Dickson'. Elements of Medicine.
Williams' Principles of Medicine, new edition.
Watson's Practice of Physic
Woods' lthiteria MedlcsiiiaTherapeutics.
my.3o KAY k CO.,fifi Wood street.
QCOTOII ALE AND PORTER,-
5 casks 13100,1's Scotch Ale;
5 " Troment's India Palo Ale; •
London porter, in store, and for
fade by lap,N)_ MILLER b. RICRETSON.
Cwnt fasitE,
'.—A good assortment
of Cloth Brushes on land and for sale by
L. WILCOX,
a_l43 Corner of Suntldield and Fourth Streets.
1.859. ''' , 'r E cll v y, it'lT,m,, ----7-----------, ' .FLRh.,,,,• solo
by
S\
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Ar
Spring
.1
g Wood Oi
1:d, ,
SPRING.
Summer street ,l-tWGoods, nearEL EGOODS.N,. . Fou rth. , . n
_
fi_HAßliu.DgeAhßotßofr._____
prising all the latest styles. now opening at
jell) C. ITANZSO' N LOVE'S. 741 Market. street.
JUDKINS' OVNT.MENT.-2 gross for sale
by. Ft I. FAILNF.STOCE .* CO.,
ri No. 60, corner Fourth sad Wood streets
11;11 FANS, Linen Fans, Palnilaf Fans,
in great variety, at
1e2.8 JOS. HORNE7S, 77 Market street.
HT & YOUNG,
RIFLES. -JUST RECEIVED, A VERY
addition to our stock of Mee,
which canite sold at reo cA l u o n w rates.
No. RI Wood street.
•
FOUNDRY METAL-300 tons extra No
1 Anthracite, very soft, for sale b 7
a,2J JOHN MOORHEAD.
TOBACCO, of various good • brands, in
store sad for We by
1111MTLAIND 4: CONNOR,
mr3) 197 Liberty street
SILK AND GINGHAM SUN UMBREL
LA at great bargains. EATON, CREE k CO,
)74 Fifth and Market street.
. .
gn KEGS SUP. CARE. SODA; N,o7qtstle,
via just received and for sale by • •
mpg . BECKHAM XELLY, Allegheny Qty.
.11ZIARREL POIitATUZL—A large supplysl
Ajr. this exeeHent article just
409E.Pit. VLEMI.ZiEra, -
corner lorainond and Market street.
§TOCKINGS, Gloves and Mitts, selling
cheap at
aZi No TI Macket 'treat.
NUMBER 241
pagugnent Salltritt.
It 0 431- S
Ambrotype and Photograph
GALLERY,
No. 70 Fifth Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
ART Photographs, colored or plOin, taken at short no
tice, at Eastern p nces, and warranted equatto them.
SMALL PICTURES ENLARGED TO LIFESEYF.and
colored in Oil. mit
"II (0)
AMBROMES.-
A BEAUTIFUL AND' DURABLE PICTURIE
WARRANTED, CAN HE HAD AS LOW
AS AT ANY FIRST CLASS E2TABLIBR•
IitENT IN THE COUNTRY, AT
L IFE-SIZE,
IMPERIAL,
AIM MEDIUM
P'1302 1 00-MLE&.P.I-1,
Colored in Oil, Pastelle, or Plain, in the moat artistic
style, and at Eastern price*,
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL,
SMELTING WORKS,
PARK, INVIIRDY & CO:,.
MANUFACTURERS, OF FaFFA TEM%
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bot
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Speller Solder, &d, also im
porters and dealers in Metals. Tin Platp,Skieet Iron,
Wire, Sr. Constantly on hand, raimen's Msehines and
Tools. Warehouse. N 0.149 First, and 19Rsecoildstn3ets,
Pittsbnrgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cut to stay de
sired pattern. myStiklydrir
VINEGAR I ' -
WARRANTED Pure and Un-
adulterated, and to .01ii-S'AVE
Pickles for years, the same that I have
sold to a mrgority of the Pittsbulgh Gro- •
cers for virriss YE H% and which has taken .
Three First Premiums
at Pennsylvania State Fairs, I am now of
fering to the city . and country trade at
greatly reduced prices.
Please order direct. Terms Cash. '
A. BALLOU, 146 Water street,
between Smithfield and Grant,
11U.sbn.rah. Pa-
IMMI
JANIES A. IFETZER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTI
POE Tax au/
Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Baiter, Seed
Dried Fruit and Produce Generally,
CORNER OF MARKET 11-' , ID STILXZT3,
. _ _
Erna to—Francis G. Bafley; Esq, William Dilworth,
Sr., S. Cuthbert A Son, Pittsburgh, Boyd & 04, Holahan
A Swearingen, S. Brady, Cash. M. & M. Bank:List &
Howell, Mangle A Co., George W.:Anderson, Donlon,
Paxton A Co., Wheeling. m
PENN IVACRINE WORKS
FOUNDRY,
11. WIGHTfiIAN,
MANUFACTURER OF
_ . steam Engine Shafting and Pnnies
Boring Machines,
Mortice Machines,
Gear Wheels,
Haagen, etc, etc,
CILDIIIII.4
Orders promptly attended to
as:ly
CALDWELL &IRO.,
BOAT FIZEIVISHERS &DEALERS R 4
Manilla, Hemp and Cotton Cordage;
Oakum, Tar, pitch, HOsin and Oil,
Tarpaulin, Duck, Light and Heavy Drillings, etc.
11 P 61 9 Nos. ea Water, and 78 Front As.
New Livery Stable.
TrAVING OPENED LIVERY.STABLL,
in the rear of the Scott Houie comer of Irwin
street and Duquesne Way, and purchased a fine lot of
Horses, Buggies and Carriages, I would respectfully so-,
licit the patronage, of my friends and pubhe generally,
assuring them that they can be accommodsied at the
most reasonable rates. I have made such arrangements
that persons wishing their horses kept, eau be well so•
commodated. NEIL BRACELIND,
sp2t3ua Scott, House, Pittsburgh, Pa.
B ARGXINS IN
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
Ono 6 Octave, Rosewood Case, Iron Frame; Made by.
Chickering & Sons; only two years old.
One 6t' Octave. Rosewood Case, rend corners; made
by Hallett & Davis. ' -
One 6L'A Octave,Ror,ewood, carved desk; made by Mums
& Clark.
Ono 6 OeLsve, 'Mahogany Case, n ado by Minas k Clark
(Me o " " " N: Man. Co..
One 6 " " " Gerd'it&Simon
One 6 " Rosewood " " " Popo, Perla
One 6 Mahogany " " " Albrecht
One 5.1±; " 0 • Loud 13m.
One 6 " " " Germaa make
One 5 " " " " 'Clerdenti.
One 6 " a • " Clernenti. .
Far sale by
JOHN H. - MELLOR, •
. 81 WOod street.
AVANT RESIDENCE FOR S E
—Of I'S feet front on south arenas:Allegheny, by
about 2Z.0 deep to Rebecca street, haring.a good two
story family mansion. well arranged for comfort and
eonvenience; portico, hall and eight rooms, bath room,
hot and cold water, gas in all the rooms; a brick stable
and carriage house: shade trees and . shrubberg irg le
whole is in good order, and will be sold at a.
Terms ca.4y. Immediate possession canoe bad..
jets S. CUTHBF,RT & SON. 51 Market street
ACHES OF EXCELLENT LAND FOR,
SALE,I2 acres in cultivation. balance in•woodai„
a small dwelling house, stable, garden, Ac: a never-hilt
lag spring of good water.• Situate at seven.miles from,
the city, and one mile from Clifton Station. Prionsl,4on..
Terms—V:oo in hand, and $7OO in one year,
7y14 S. CUTSBERT S SON, 61 Market st_
GREAT INI)UCEMENTS are now o er
ed to those who wish to by
BONNET RIBBONS, FANS, ' -
S U N UMBRELLAS,
EMBROIDERIES AND TRIMMINGS, at _ •
GLENER. k PAT MEI%
78 Market street.
VISH-2 pack
00 ages Lake Herring;
100 do White Fish;
100 ,do • Trout;
150 do Mackerel;
75 do //error:ie.
rjoISI. HENRY EL. COLLIN&
ror , ale h
COAL OIL ! COAL. OIL I COAL OIL I
-100 Ws relined Burning Coal Oil foraale b
no B. C.'* J. U. BA
BOOKS—On the variong 'Banks
NJ and Brokers in the city. For sale by
elo KAY & C 0,,, 53 Wood street
JUST PUBLISIIED--44RANT'S CASES,
VOLUME I.—Reports of eases'argued in the So
promo Court
.of Pennsylvania. By Benjamin Graut.
,
' , orsale by fjoilj fiAY k 55,11Tood.street-
DU itE OLlVETKlTatfitabl e for table, war
ranted fresh, for sale by
je3o JOSEPH FLEMING.
corner Diamond and Market at.
PACKING BOX ES-100 second hand
Packing Boxei for sale by
_je9 W. P. MARSHALL & CO.
_ - - -
90 BBLS. ENGLISH VENETIAN lap
for sale by BECKHAM & - KELLY
jet!.lel hen- S. .
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TONIC -CHOCOLATE DROPS.—Blair &
Wyeth's Tonic Chocolate Drops, of . plus iron and
chocolate, highly esteemed for their tonxo tafirtence, in
imparting strength and a healthy color to inralicls, eve.
Malty for females and children. For sale )3yILCO .
L. WX,
Corder Smithfield and Fourth Streets.
N - 1513 ITITRIMER GOODS, INKSTAI3DS,
Rulers. Penholders. Pens, Paper .Ruiroa, , Pencils,
tocket Inkstands, Pocket Books, Bankerscases, ee„,
for, wile by
f i
& W. 8. likV.B3,
jell Corner Wocd k i Third Market*Seeaad sta.
- TA.1.1.17ti lIOLIIES
Baja
W.'
Fo kc., corner of FIBdT ANDrk Packers
and 'dealers in Bacon; Lard, Sugar Runs'
falnay Pittabone•
AT A PRICE—A VERY LOW PRICEs-
Will be sold a comfortable two story frsanotbreb..
hag of five rooms, with a large lot of ground froritiag Ott
two streets, in Allegheny' City. Ap o ply to
jell S. cuviBERT .4 SON. 51 Market. street.
CINCINNATI SUGAR CURED HAMS
and Dried Beef, lo tierces tck anive,AMne t
Belmont, at HAWORTS BROW
-
ape in the Diamond:
51111 LBS. SUITE MUSTS •1) S E E D 1 .-ry juit received and for sale by
BECKHAM - &
_Joao .oay Car.
_
f) fi GALLONS FLAXSEED OIL for salet
Ai V , by .
.144MrEtA.M1
eseheny aty.
LASTIC Occo ANly
_124 by EAT 9
JY 4 • Fi
(=I- EN TS' Fl 3 WirILIIING
314 gnat assort:UAL, EA.
"eignerlittliA
OTA'fOES.-1(10 ,bashels
Jt.. reeeicedand for sale by JAS. A. PETEER,
352 corner Market and Fizstatssetst
QIINDRY PRODUCE.-1500 lbs. ectusztry
Bacon Hams
ZlO bushels Prime Oita. - •
40 barrels Pure Cider Vinovar, just rooeiwdozioart.
aignment, and for sale by JAS. A. FICSICE/4 -
IP °cruet Marker and Fiat Arena, ,
r,:~
~.,a:.
`,
VPALLoB s Fourth street.
WALL'S GALLERY,
Johes' Banding, Fourth street.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
B TS>
GOODS, an
N, MEE k
• d Market streets:
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