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VOLUME XVII.
Clic Pang Post.
JAMES P. BABE,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
eassi—Daily, Five Dollars per year. atnelly in ad
vance. Weekly, Single subscriptions Two Dol
lars per year; in Clubs of five, One Lollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh, Flirt Wayne and Chicago Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
Express Train 12:15 A,M. 6:50 A. M. 1:01 P. M
APIA Tram.- 6:00 A. M.
Express Trran..,.......12:50 P. M. 8:46 P. M. 2:30 A. hi
Arrive at Chicago:
Express, 6,47 P. M. I Express, 8,17 A. M
Returning, arrive at Pittsburgh:
Mail, 8:25 P.M. I Express, 3:30 P. M. Express, 22. A. M
(From Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation.. 9:30 A. M 7.. 0:•20P.
.. 6:05 A. 51. 12.10 P. M.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves.
..Arrives.
8:50 P. M. 12:45 P. M.
2:50 A. M. 11:50P. M.
'4:20 - P. M. 12:33 A. M.
Express Train.
Mad
Fast Line
The Johnstown Way Passenger
Train
Johnstown Aeßornmodation_.
nest Turtle Creek "
aleond
Third
6:00 A. M. 1:10 P. M.
250 P. M. 11:00 A...M.
A. M. 0:50 A. M
4:30 P. ht. 1230 A. M.
s." " Ca) P. M. 6:15 P. 51
Pittsburgh. and O n 11ecille Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grunt Streets.)
Leaves. Amves.
Mall Train. 700 A. M. 6:15 P. M
Express Train 4:30 P. IL 8:45 A. M
Cleveland and Pittsburgh BuitroaL
(From corner of Liberty and Grant stroets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Train 12.15 A. M. 2.30 A. N.
Mml Train 6.1 M A. M. 400 P. M.
Fist Line 1.05 P. M. 8.30 P. M.
Wellsville Accommodation--
. 530 P. If. 11.00 A. 51.
Pittxlairgh,lambus and Cincinnati Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves Pitts. Columbus. Arr. in Cin.
.12.15 A. M. 8.00 A. M. 11.30 A. Sr
1.05 P. M. 3.30 A. M. 750 A. 61
Fast ......
Express Train.
Meeting of the Central Board.
The Central Board of Education met on
Wednesday evening the 20th inst. Prent—
all the members.
Mr. M'Collister.rnoved the adoption of the
following list of studies to be pursued in the
`High School' on and after the :Toning of the
school, via: Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry,
Logic, Natural Philosophy, Physical Geogra
pby and Rhetoric, and exercises in the follow
mg, viz: Writing from copy books, Composi
tion, grammar, beading and Spelling.
Mr. Negley moved, as an amendment, the
adoption of a course of studies pursued during
the ;previous year, viz : German, Latin, Greek,
and Political Economy.
[We deem it unnecessary to recapitulate the
studies set apart for the lour years of the course.
They are very numerous, beginnine• among
the primary studies, and gpiaig up to 'Homer's
Iliad, Calculus, Horace, etc.]
Mr. Kelly moved, as an amendment to the
arnendinent,that.the same studies us heretofore,
With thcCeveeption of Oreek . and German, be
pursued with the test books now in use. Lost.
Mr. Kelly moved that the Board vote on
striking out, upon each study separately.
Agreed.
On motion of Mr. Varnum, the study of
Greek was stricken 'out. On motion of Mr.
Miller, the study of German was also stricken
out. Mr. Oyer moved to strike out the study
of Latin. Adopted:
Yeas—Messrs. Miller, M'Auley,
ter, Kegley and Oyer-5.
Nays—Messrs: Kelly, Sergeant, Vern=
and
`Al'A!uley moved to sttiko out the study
.qf Political Economy. Adopted:
Yeas—Messrs. Miller, M'Auley, M'Collister,
Negley, Oyer and Varnum—G.
Nays—Messrs. Kelly, Sergeant and Singer
- I,y, President--3.
Mr. M'Atiley also moved to strike out - the
study of Uranography. Lost.
Mr. Varnum moved that,in connection with
the study of History, the names English,
French and German be stricken oil. Adopted.
The President put the question on amend
ment of Mr. Negley, as amended, and it was
decided in the affirmative.
The President then put the ouestion on the
radtion;of Mr. M'Collsster, iinended, and it
' Yeas—Messrs. Kelly, Miller, Kegley; Oyer,
et'geaot, Varnum and Singerly, President-7.
Itfays . --3fessrs.M ; 4uley and M'Collister-2.
4r. .1 - egley reeved 'to employ in the High
Schoortwo male Professors, two female As
sistants, and one teacher of Book-Keeping and
- Writing.
` Mr. Miller moved, as ad "rfeadmentf the
employment of three male Professors, Witcu
was adopted, and the motion, as amended, was
also adopted.
4 1 . r . ArCollister moved that the salaries of
the Trofesseri he Gzed at ilia Attlowing rates
per year, of ten months teaching, viz: $l,lOO.
$l,OOO and $9OO,
Mr. Negley moved to amend by striking out
the salary of $9OO and inserting $l,OOO, which
waslost.
Mr. Varnum moved to.amend by snaking
the Principal's salary of twelve thousand dol
lars, and the Assistant each one thousand dol
lars which was lost.
Mr. Negley moved that the salaries of the
Professors be one thousand dollars for each,
and called the yeas and nays :
Yeas—Mr. Negley—l.
Nays—Messrs. Kelly, Miller, M'Auley, Mc-
Collister, Oyer,Sergeant, Varnuth and Singer-
Pre.sidehtS. -•
'Mr. Kelly shoved an amendment that the
• plitiries 'be (me thoup•and he hundred, one
thousand, and nine hundred and Ally dollars,
which was adopted.
Yeas.—Messrs. Kelly, Miller, Kegley, Oyer.
fiQctc9ot, iraVnnm and gingerly, president
Nays—Messri. M'Auley and M'Collister.
Mr. M'Collister's motion, as amended, was
then adopted.
On motion of Mr. Oyer, the Board proceeded
to the election of Professors and Janitor for
the High School, and teachers and janitor
for the colored school, which resulted as fol
lows :
HIGII SCHOOL.
Principal—Prof. D. H. A. M'Lonn.
Assistants—Professors Philotus De n
W. W. Dickson.
"ganitor—Hugh
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Prin e cipal—Air:Geo;H. Vachon.
Assistant—MN. Susan P. Vashon.
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Janitor—Mrs. Sarah Ellsbury.
OPEN Wrs - nows.—A very large quantity of
fresh air is- spoiled and rendered foul by the
.act of breathing. A man spoils not less than
a gallon every minute. In eight hours' breath
ing, a full grown man spoils as much fresh air
as seventeen three-bushel sackes could hold.
If he were shutup in a room seven feet long,
and seven feet higb, the door and windows fit
ting so tightly that no air could pass . through,
he would die, poisoned by his own breath, in
a very few hours ; in twenty-four hours ho
would have spoiled all the air contained in the
honi, and have converted it into poison !
eader, when 'you . rise to-morrow morning,
just go out of doors for live minutes, and ob
serve carefully the freshness of the air. That
air is in a state in which God keeps it for
benthing. Then come bank suddenly into your
closed room, and your own senses will at once
make you feel how very far the air in your
chamber is from being in the same wholesome
a 94 serviceable condition.
SA.WFORD OPRICA TROURE.—This COM
pAny, now traveling, will commence a series
of their Ethiopian entertainments on next
Monday evening. The company comprises
eighteen performers, including the Sanford
Children, and an excellent Brass Band. Dick
IFtor,
the champion jig dancer, has also been
hngaged.by Sanford, said will appear. Sanford
is a host in himself, and is always successful in
this city. The entertainments will be given
at City Hall, the largest, as well as the best
ventilated hall in the city.
Taz PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COSLPANy
have commenced making excavations for a
new Paasenger Depot at Johnstown. The site
is a good one, and it is the intention of the Corn
pany to erect.such a depot thereon as will meet
the increasing demand of the traveling public,
which are as great.' perhaps, as any other be
tween .the two cities. The new building will
likewise afford facilities for the freight business,
which is quite extensive.
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AnttF.sTED--.lohn Ray, whose elopement
with the wife of a man named Cassiday, from
Greensburg, we noticed yesterday, was arrest
ed in this city yesterday, and committed fbr
trial on a charge of adultery. It seems that
the couple went to Philadelphia, with three of
Cassiday's children, where the woman called
on her brother, and informed him that her
husband had treated her badly, and she had
left him. The brother gave her a home, and a
day or two afterward they started to Greens
burg to get the remaining children. Arrived
there, the woman was afraid to leave the train,
and with her brother, came to this city, Ca.ssi
day also being on the same train. On arriving
here, Cassiday went to the office of Alderman
Lewis. to get a warrant against his wife, for
adultery and abducting his children. The
woman and brother followed to the office,
where the mutter was examined, and finding
Cassiday'iwife in bodily fear, the Alderman
committed him for surety, of the peace. Ray
arrived on the next train, and was arrested as
stated. The brother has gone to Greensburg
for the children, and on his return the matter
will probably be amicably adjusted.
TH F. ETH 10P lAN M INSTR Y.l.S.—Our citizens
seem to act upon the maxim of " Laugh and
grow fat," as, is evinced by the large audiences
nightly assembled at the,Apolle Theatre to sea
and hear the Morris Brothers' Minstrels. -- To
laugh, it is only necessary to go there, for we
defy any one to resist the temptation. Every - -
thing they do is provocative of mirth ; their
burlesques, witticisms. •and Comic songs are
new, their instrumentation perfect, their vocal
music excellent, and their dancing,gnsurpassed.
The company is tidotibtedls- the best now trav
eling, and their success is nothing mote .than
justly due. Last night the audience was as
large as on any previous evening, and allseent-,
ed as much pleased. To-morrow night is their
last, and those who desire to go should take
the opportunity.
Tun Lunrrmu,-,-Tho thttidei storm of last
Friday seems to have been quitogoneral. .The
country papers bring usiccounts of theArects
of the lightning in different localities. Thu
wife of an Irish laborer named Murray, whin
resided near Industry, Beaver county, 'vas
struck by lightning and instantly killed. Two
others in the same vicinity were also killed du
ring the same storm.
A. frame barn in Centro township, Butler
county, was also struck, set on fire and burned
to the ground. Mr. Leibold had his wagon,
harness, and implements in the barn, together
with some hay, fodder, grain, &c., all of which
were consumed. Lose about $l,OOO. We un
derstand that the loss is partially covered by
insurance.
About the same time, tho barn of Mr. Oder,
Hannastown, Butler county, was struck; and,
with its contents, entirely consumed.
To PRESERVE AND DRESS TIIEHAIR.-0130
of the best dressings for the hair ever invented
is Burnett's Cocaine. is will known that
there is a principle in Cocoa-Nut Oil, owing to
which the hair of the natives of the South
Seas, who use it, remain; glossy and never falls
off. Burnett has greatly improved this oil by
chemical purification, and It now not only
thoroughly cleans the hair, forming a lather
when rubbed on, but keeps it glossy, slightly
damp and in form as brushed for along time.
Ladies ere sin g their hair elaborately, for the
evening, will tind that it will keep it in shape
for hours. Its qualities as preventing the hair
from falling are truly remarkable.2Plalatiel
phia Bulletin. 1)r. Keyser, No. 141) Wood
street has it for sale.
A L LaiEn ATLAnN.NNN ENTA BOTtOrall.
On Tuesday evening last, armies timith,, of
Cambria county. was arrestexl on the Charge of
setting lire tu, and dNtroying a large double
frame house, situated in Conemaugh borough,
on the night of the 26th of June last. The
house was owned and occupied in part by
Smith, who, it seems, had effected an insur
ance in the Lycoming Company for an amount
exceeding-the cash value of his building, and
ialso that he was on bad terms with Myers, the
owner and occupier. of the “other part of the
house, and, as appeared in evidence, had
threatened to burn the house previous to its
destruction, Justice Cohick, .after .a hearing
of the testimony,'Committed Smith forittaV
NEW COUNTERFEIT.L-A new and very dan
,gerouscrxriterfcit on be hank oP 47iirth Amer
ica, Ehlinaelpliiii: iteaptie.arance.
Vignette—Letter V. with Indian Pquaw rest
ing on a globe, with liberty cap and ahlold
and eagle floating in clouds. On the right of
vignette head of woman in oval die. On the
1, I. 01 V; L..d. Franklin in oval die.
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Figure five in' cad' corner; hicomntive and
ears in oval (lie on right end; tho word five
and (guru .:014 'loll end. The genuine note is
71 inchavlong; than° u ntof Celt (4404110. The
,:ignitture of Presilleni and Cashier tiro'heivier,
and the note is coufir,er. All the late issues of
the Bank of this pinto are tiptod with red.
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Bet KETT'S COCoI.SIN E has earned a just
reputation for promoting the growth *4 pre.
serving the beauty cattle hnnian Enits. Instead
of possessing the heating and racid qtutlitifs of
all animal preparations, such as bear s' grease,
&c., it is a cooling vegetable oil, highly per.
fumed, and extremely agreeable and cleanly.
As it imparts a healthy natural gloss to the
hair, we do not hesitate to recommend it. to our
fair friends.—Leslic's Family Magazine:
Dr. Geo. It. Keyser, 1-10 Woodstreet, lams it
for sale.
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THE SCOTT HOUSE-NEw FIRNI. —The
Scott House, corner Irwin street alid Duquesne
Way, has long borne the reputation of, being
one of the best first-class Hotels lq thi; city.
By an advertisement in another column. it *VI
be seen that Mr. Marker, the proprietor, has
associated with him Mr. Thomas Graham and
that the house wilNiereafter be conducted by
the firm of Marker al. Graham. Wo bespeak
for the house as liberal a patronage as hereto
fore, with as much new business as the lessees
can attend to.
A FINE ChM was found, on Tuesday- morn- .
ing, on the steps of Dr. Plummer's residonce,on;
the Washington pike, in a basket, accothpan,
ied by a note. requesting the family to care
well for the child, which should' bo redeemed,
at manhood. The infant was sent to thO Poor;
House. Wha itmtilis'but this waif'. of human-;
ity may some day be President?
LAST CHANCE.—The sale of oil iaintings,
at• Mr. Davis' sales-roorn, yesterday,. was well
attended, and numerous good bargains were
secured. This morning the sales close; and as
soon as the choicest gems remain unsold,we,e-a
pect that the admirers of nice parlor ornaments
will be on band it goodly numbers. .
bipy twelve 'yoke old, son rif
John .11.'Caraliaii. grocer at the Corner of East
and Third , street, Allegheny, was drowned••on
Wednesday afternoon, while bathing near the
Hand street bridge. The body was recovered
soon afterwards.
THE articles obtained at Pholans by George
Thompson, on an order purportingloTbesigned
by Robinson & Co.; have berisrettirned by, his
friends, who alleged that ho was under the in
fluence of liquor at the time-,
ATTE/11'1"ED LARCENT.—AIIItiti-named Mi
chael Cummins was yesterday.'eommitted to
jail, by Justice Spring of West ittsbur&h, op
a charge of "attbinpted , itire . Mif; .rd'afrilire&" by
Marshall Jones.
SOME LITTLE GIRL is doubtless lamenting the
loss of a package of paper doll " flxens," which
was picked up yesterday evening .on Fourth
street, and can be bad by applyinm at this of
fice.
A. S. IdEcuzzie, formerly of Butler county,
committed suicide b shooting himself, on the
80th of ?Slay, at - Yorkville,, Placer county,
Lalifcirritt owes itiffering:froni
al depression. ,
JUDGES .HAMPTON AND. W;L r.sasse, nf the
District COurt, are at Fayette Springs, with
their families. A largo Number of visttors, are
at this favorite resort at present, andimore are
daily arriving _ ;
71p. 4.514 plum street, above the OlA►l4
Have on band ; a large aasortrnint of Raney and Mak
.THE Citizens' Passenger Railway is progres- Petainsrei irk Walttlat sad Mahogany ef their owrminn.
sing rapidly. The rails were laid yesterday t as m,„,facturaacsanme4"d warranted
th t t i e.i eg ti nal , andTe h i t ie l u n ii i t itY reason a bl e anY e
tar as the canal bridge.
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The Cricket Match! of Thursday.. The
Olympic, Club ve. the Citizens.
On .Thuraday..morning the• Cricket match be
tween the first eleven of the Olympic Cricket
Club of the city,7and twenty-two citizens, led
by Chmsman, Earl and Pilkington, three
crack players of the Olympic, came off, accor
ding to announcement, on the Allegheny Com
mons, on Thursday. The playing on both sides
was good, and the result was that the citizens
were badly beaten. Thocitizens had the wickets
first, and made a score of sixty-four. 'hey
werolollowed by the Olympics, who played
admirably, making the extraordinary score
of 218—one player making the unprecedented
run of sixty-two. At this the citizens were
somewhat disheartened, as it was a heavy score
to play against, but they again took the
wickets, and in their second innings scored
forty-eight--making a total of one hundred and
twelve. A lunch was served up on the ground.
The match was for a supper, which was served
up at Pricker's, in the evening, and a cricket
ball, which was presented to the winners. We
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CITIZENS.
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John Earle, (run out). 8.
Thompson c by Jenkings b by APtkibe 4
T. Algeo c by WCabe b by Loomis..- 2
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W. Brown aby Pollock bby ........... ........ 6
if. Humes b by ISL'OMe....- 1
Pilkingtou b snit c by .11'.Csbe 5
Williamson b by 151'Cab0......- • _. 0
T. Scott b by Loomis 6
.N. Chessman e by Murdock b APCsbe..... 2
E. Kernan c anal b by hi'Cabe 0
A. England I b w b by 51`Cabst - I
T. M'Lnughlin b by Loomis 0
D. Sorban! b by Loomis 0
It. Glyde c by Pollock b by M'Cabe 8
J. Wjble (run out). 1
J. Pricker c by Pollock b by 11PClitte 0
Armour b by Bresbe .... „
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GI. Alden b by ItpCqba...
11. Wasmlless c by Darlington b by Sl'Ciitio. 2
E. Young e by Poncs3k lo by lirCabc. 2
Broadhead (not owl. 0
Byes 3
Leg Byos.-.........„....... ....-.....:-.„ . 13
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John Earle (run ll
B. 'Wean.'leas (run out}_ .._null. 5
'l'. Scott c and b by Wooltnan 9
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W. Brown (tun out) 4
G. Alden ObY Woolrnan-J.....4....—.... -.. 0
Pilkington 11 bv Woohnan. 0
G. Hume.. b by ItPeabe • 3
T. Mlett.thliac by Jenkins b by . Woolmani...- .. ... .... 0
N. Charon:mit by Byron b WU' Bea.:_ • ' 0
Themiewn c and h by .14'Caba......-.. ..- . 0
A. England ebv M'Cabo'b by We.)l mi oni .
0
J. Wyllie e by bl'eabe b by Wdobutol
T. Aigno, b Wool(uan 0
E. Kerner) c by l'ollikk b by Woolrnao .... „. „ 0
J. K e rn r anti ltp9Z)o3er
E. 'Young et by B n.b by W0ck5tan.........-.:. 1
J. Fricker bby uslo' -
D. liorna-rd.Juk Vilica4 l ' 17 At'C ' rba " -- " -- ' - ''' °
Arn 3 Qq.0 5 t.99 1 ).-..-4.-...........„:...:......-,-.-. 2
1tyca...........-- ..... --....-..-.- ............................ .... to
Total . -• •
64
Ftrat Inninwr '
( ran 1 Totul
i il.V.)lNes.
, • . ~ rim 4**A. " ' . ' •
Byron c qud 4 hi Cthocatnah- 30
T. Loomis c by 311.aughtiu b by Earle 0
.
Dr. Alanlock 1, by Ere 1
Worahruan cby 3rl..quublin bby Earle._ " C 2
J. WCatto b by Earle Z. 5
Dr. Bullock b by Pilkiagtou....- 9
ti. Jenkins b by Pilkingtan 3
W. nerd b by. Earle 1'
E. Laughlin e by Brown b by l'ilkiogtou.. .
Darlington (not out) 14
T. Rhoads (run out) 1
liye. 9
•
Log Byes; 1
, . .
wide. 12
.. .. . .
- •
Pant.. W. if. liAnity lea the city last even
ing, after great somas in hiss att. 110 had a
large clan, whu tnanifeitul a deep interest in
his teaching,. Ho has turned a bandsmne
penny here.
Tne Governor, has refusal to issue letter
patent to the Manchester Passenger Railway
Company, alleging that the requite notice of
the opening of the books had not been given.
FRANK BARCLAY, the bogus Barey, has been
arrested in Baltimore, and held on the sum of
three hundred dollars to 6rtpearlaii4 answer the
charge of being asn'ifripbstot. "
been
of Cbt:fry ley} T 1 9t9riet,y, has
again been 'had lderMan Vogers,
for assault and battery, on oath of William
Lougbroy.
AN elegant stock of well made clothing, in
both men's wear and bon'. is now ready at J.
L. Carnaghan Co's, Mural street, Alleghe
ny city.
W a learn that a force of two thousand mon
aro at work, grading the :mite of the hbens
burg and tiressoryttalroad.'"'" "'
THE Gallia:HAN CCPBTpME would just now he
very agrerlabio,btit , 4 13 ti 1004 k l l ,lcelY be
good etiquettg ppeac, ,
wan it, we
must !Tilt-can:4i tt a... 1 neapTnisipt. 'To do
hboisairy to elvil o n wr 4l .
id'Oee Co. t oaprier Vodepti street And Mar•
ket spitg,e, 4 1 !efjloVi .NOW .havo an hand and
make to Order a great variety of light, cool,
summer olothing. , ;They have also a full.' as
sortment of youth's and gentlemen's dress
- goods, made up la the latest style, and at prices
which. cannot fail to please. , *
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HEATING BY STgalf.—As a testa f l int of
the workmanlike manntir, pet** action Of Their
kt T"Pg M ab b l46 i i ; 14474 ec " e nV and the446,4l4,4lo6M66o"Vv""7:4oCroiiineomforbthie,
we give this certiflosti. to 'Messrs. Davie arid Phillip,
SOCCOSSOTI. to Phillips k Co., for their plan of heating
by steam the second Word Publio Schools in the city of
Pittsburgh, and whioh his met . tiqr_ approrkl," and we
would t i eottrpplenre b in IA: publfo torgive entire
sat f i t. lOtig'iL t ifhall; Jr., M. 'Midi°, George
Wilson, John Wilson, L'Wilooz,llirectort.
DAVIS k PHILLIPS,'
&mom rfecifing, Gag AtUng, Ptumbmo cuid Bnose Founders,
Desters in even! tieserilattaa_of Got Prtsfures and Ptunln
No. 67 Wood and 148 First street, Pittsburgh:.
claUtlyia•
MECHANICS' ItiSTITUTE.—Tbkii, THStitUtion,
.
the want of Vrhibli han bben io long felt by our citizen
in now open, under the superintendence of Moyers
Jackman A Johnson, in the Lafayette Building. En
trance, fib Wood street. It is designed for the perpetual
exhibition of the products of Mechanics, fiWiufs9tu
rem, Inventors, and Artisans; and as ar
e of resort
for those seeking information relative to cite Oranches
of latiuttrip dither by eEartfinatiAl samples or
scientific publications Theio 'haring aincles to bring
before the public will find it greatly to their advantage to
leave samples.
ti' The public are 'respectfully invited to visit the
institute.
COULTZE & MZNTZSR, House, :Signe ;and
Ornamental Painters and Oreiners. Orders lett at their
shop on Fourth street near Market, Burke's Building,
willbe promptly attended. *ear
ITSE SUPER'S
MOSQUITO COMPOUND
11.4,1 ,W 1
Corner Penn and St. Clair streets
COMMON SENSE RULES THE MASS OF THE
people, whatever,the rattnained and, misanthropic phi
losophers may - say to .
the Show them a good
thing, lot Its merits be clearly demonstrated, and they
will not hesitate to giye it their most cordial patronage.
The misses ha've already ratified the judgment of a
physician, concerning the Tittles of HOSTETTER'S
BITTEN; as may be seen in the Immense quantitiep of
this medicines that are annually sold in every section of
the land. It islow xecoguited al greatly superior to
all other remedies yet derived!Sor diseases of the„di
gestive organs, such as diarrhop, dysentery, dyspepsia,
and for the variciuifAierV thataiise from derangement
of those. purl:lona ofilidayetem. Hostetter's name is
rapidly becoming a household word, from Maine to
Texas, from tie shpres of the Atlantic to. this Pasitic.
Try the article and be satisfied.
Sold by all druggista in the world , and ty,
toEligrrEß k
Manufacturers and Proprietors, .
e 2 9 No. 68 Water, and 68 Front streets
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Manuttatarersh'ind indltiil Nee/ ill
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
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PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 22, 1859.
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THE LATEST NEWS
Era- ,rmL-zaazt.A.pm-I.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
Conclusion of an Armistice till
the Fifteenth of August.
STRONG PROBABILITIES OF PEACE
ADVANCE IN CONSOLS AND COTTON
NEW YORK, July 21.—The steamer Africa
has arrived, with European dates to the 9th
instant.
An armistice has been agreed upon by the
contending parties till the 15th of August.
The effect of this bad bean to produce great
buoyancy in all the money markets, and strong
hopes were entertained of peace.
On the Bth, Napoleon telegraphed that an
armistice had been agreed upon on the 7th, and
was signed at Villa Franca by 11 . 05:1 and Vail
lent, to end on the 15th of August ; which stip
ulates that commercial vessels ; without dis
tinction of Bag, shall be allowed to. navigate
the Adriatic unmolested. The Paris Moniteur
cautions the public against misunderstanding
tla armistice, and says negotiations may re
commence, but does nut see how the war may
be terminated. '
The London ?Imes believes In pence, and
says that it is well authenticated. The propo
sal came from France indicating a good spirit
of moderation or thegreat necessities of France,
but does not believe it was the latter. Franco
reaps all the benefits either way. The armis
tice has caused much excitement.
The Sardinians proceeded viorouslyin the
siege of Poschiora, but this and other move
ments have now lost their interest.
In the Federal Diet, on the 7th inst., Aus
trut proposed to mobilize the whole Federal
contingent, and requests the Prince-Regent of
Prussia to assume the command-in-chief.
ENGLAND.—Tho seisure of the British ship
Laurel, at Baltimore, and the coasting trade
bet w ee n Zievy York arid California, via the
Isthmus, eliOnteAfthe attention of the House of
Commons. The tioyernment promised to rep.
resent the matter to the rederat authorities at
Washington.
The navy estimates have been introduced in
Parliament, and 10,000 additional men asked
for.
It is reported that the mail steamers have
been notified to prepare to carry armaments,
according to their contracts.
The ship Sarah Wilmot. of Boston, burnt at
sea, wag from New Orleans, bound to Lyons,
The disaster occurred on the 28th alts
[sr:co:qv prst'ATr l ,l
The itfrica'arrived at New ore nt ti o'clock
thin morning. Her mails were desr.atclied by
Oro morning train. Sho bring upward kof one
hundred pansengers. Sho passed Cape Race on
the morning of tho 11th, during a dense fog,
that rendered all communication with the new
yacht of the Associate Press or the shore lin..
possible.
The-steamer Europe, from 118loston, via Hal
ifax, arrived at.l..iverv)ol the lfitb inst.
The Ti.711(.1 with regard to the armist'ic'e,
there is little to communicate beyond,svhat the
public already knows. Ali that seams to be
well authenticate) is, that the reveosal Came
from France, and was the result of the Em
peror's own doterulittation. That the emperor
should stop short in a career of victory, and
make overtures to the foe, whom be hasdefeated
in two pitched battles and hurled back to the
limits of Lombardy, argues the moderation or
the necessities of the French ruler. We can
hardly believe that the latter has been the
cause of this sudden resolve_
&rock not.st, July Majesty King 0.4-
ear died to-day, he was born on the 9th of
July, 1779.
N !ENNA, July S.—The Austrian sorrespon-
Seam con talcs tfm coiiowinz : Tie French fru:-
ate Imperious° brim harJed Zara y este rd ay. The
fortress returned the are; the Imperious nt last
broke off the contest appearirg to have sutVered
injury. The V ienr,a te , u,ctk, putdi,the,t an amen
ded litt of- ti.e killed and wounded at Solferino.
As to offleerr, the return gives ninety killed,
four hundred and fourteen wounded, thirteen
made prisoners and ton utissiog—total, ttvo
hundred and eighty-coven. Of rank and tile,
two thousand and "live killed, and eight thou
sand six hundred and twenty-ono wounded,
making a grand total of eleven thousand two
hundred and thirteen. Nothing is said rearet
ing the number of prisoners. The French and
Sardinian Iti:;ed and wounded' tra..4 eighteen
thousand- tFo . hhndred and . forty-lire. The
numbers given'hy the Vienna journals aro be
lieved to bo still below the unites-
The yienaa prreflpondent of the:London
Tin q, daya that on the $1 instant, the French
fleet, consisting of sixty-four • tail, was at no
great distance front Venice,
The Hungarian legion forming at . Genon; is
to he clothed like the Hungarian soldiers in the
Austrian army, as It is believed the latter will
not lire on men wearing the national costume.
The /lionitc:Le d'. Armee publishes the Impe
rial decree, by which a new regiment of Alger
an sharpshooters is lobo provisionally created.
It is to consist, of three battalions of srt nqio„p.s
nies each,
aoitr—A letter. from Rome, published in
tho Times, states that the Nizzinians have
forged a pretended order of the Pope, at if it
had been issued at the war Mace, directing
the most bevero treatment of the revolted dis
tricts, • '
Lo?awl:, July 9.—A latter from Belgrade
states that aboutpixty young men, belonging to
the first families of Zervia, have solicited per
mission to form a corps to fight in favor of I tat
ion independence.
The gunboats destined for the bombardment
of Perehiera have' . Welt launched at Lego Do
Garda.
A letter from Webigond says that Persia is
making great preparationsin - anticipation of a
war with Turkey. •
The press of Vienna says that another French
squadron of tep sesstd . wag seek five Trieste
on the Gth lest., bearing towards Venice.
A Ber6i-ofticial correspondence from Madrid
declares that while desiring Italian indepen
dence, Spain will still maintain her neutarlity
so long as the Italian princes and the church is
maintained.
From Washington
WASHINGTON CITY, July 21.—Tho Presi
dent has tendered the Central American mis
sion to D. M. Barringer, of North Carolina,
formerly member of Congress, and subsequent
ly Minister to Spain. It is thought, however,
that ho will decline it.
The news of the European peace prospects
produced much gratification in the govern
ment official and diplomatic circles.
The tCommissioners of ,Patents designs leav
ing Washington next week, to be absent nearly
two.months. .
Important despatches from Minister M'Lano
were received to-day, by a special messenger•
The sloop-of-war Savannah is again to be
sent to the Gulf of Mexico.
The Navy department has received dates as
late as the 28th of May, from our vessels on
the Brazil station. All of them were in the
river La Plata, of Buenos Ayers, and in view
of. the unsettled condition. of affairs, it was
deemed advisable to keep them there.
From New York
NEW YORK, July 21.--Yesterday afternoon
a party of eight persons went on an excursion
to Spiten Island in the yacht Fulton. When
nealqiedloe's Island they wore overtaken by a
squall and capsized. They all succeeded in
clinging to the bottom of the boat until picked
up by two boats from Bedloe's Island except
one of theparty, a young man named Edward
Marshall. Holmes, a resident of this city, about
23 years of age who was unable to swim. He
was finally picked up by one of 'the boats in
an exhausted condition and convoyed to, Bed
loe's Island, where every means were used to
resuscitate him, but in vain. ,
'The money market to-day, if anything is fa
vorably affected by the foreign news, which,
when taken in connection with the shipments
of peculiar importance. :The ,6ans,
actions in tnonay to=day; do ;nut indicate ant
cbahge in 'the rakes of intereak — The Afridat
news bashed a marked effect upon commercial
and financial offairs.
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Remains of Rufus Choate.
BOSTON, July 21.—The remains of the late
Rufus Choate were brought to this city to-day.
All the public bells were tolled, minute guns
were fired and flags were d isplayed at half mast
in honor to the memory of the departed.
relio 6 i 6 I 3 all) El IMI
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE,
President.
WM. H. SMITH.
Vice Presidents.
ISAIAH DICKEY,Ist. EDWARD GREGG, 24
Treasurer.
N. HOLMES, Jr.
Suporinteniknt.
GEORGE H. THURSTON,
Committee of Arbitration for June.
• ISAIAH DICKEY; V. P.,
C. 11. PAULSON, J. S. COSGRAYE,
J. J. GILLESPIE, R. PRESTON.
Steamers to Arrive.
TRIPS LUTZ TOR DAMP
New York South:unptan...New York.... July 9
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Steamers to Sall.
SUM LEAVE . FO DOTS
Arabia lloston Liverpoot—July 13
Darwin. New P0rk...... Hamburg...... July 15
Yeutterhilt New York Havre..........,Ju1y 16
City of.lialtimure Now York ...... Liverpool-....Ju1y 16
:Von New York Liverpool-....Ju1y 'X
.....New York Iluvre , ,;Se July 23
.....New York ' Bremen July 23
.New ,J 111.9 23
Canatin.
11:05ten Liverpool • .Jul:y 21
City of WaAliington—New York..-.. Cork LifplJuly 30
Stage of Water.
River—tour I,et three inches water in the channel
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
&porta/ Expressly far the Daily Morning Pest
Pirrasman, July 21th, 1859.
Flour—Dull. Sales from first hands of 100 bbls.
superfine, nt fLoni; from store, SOO lAtln. sold at 45.2547
5.85 for superfine, so,oo(n' o rt'l for extra do., and $6,24.9
6.L0 for extra family.
Grain 'ales 175 Lush. tads, ft. to /11420 at fawn,
191 bus . Coro fomi atop at T.le; IGO het h. Buckwheat
at 70c.
loads at SIWWIO vi too.
rlttoso....Sles %WO tbs. at 7,;;(7:4,.",c.; F tierces sugar
voted loons at 1211:o.
011.-.5010s 10 bids. Lard No. 1 at tt3c.
Bomar _Stales 0 Muir. at 7)..i'g9e.? A.
Illobtaser 22 bbls. to cou;try u 4110 1111 gal.
Coffee... Sale.. 24 Antt,S ras, at 12,44121 1 i c.
8 14 14—S alt,
at b 414. No. 1. at $1.25.
llamas—Sales 13 bids at 111,4001.50 II bush for small
what , .
F Ish...Salos 11 half tdds. Mackerel N. a 214 6e,fxl
14 half WO; Lake White at 4.syco.
Cbcosis—Salow Z 1 Itoxca W. R. at 7,?..'irthe.
Wolsky-liale3 GO Ude. Rectified at 119630 c. rash
aml time.
Foreign Markets.
Per Steamer Arr.loa.l
Sth--tr'itton Market—The sale.t.c.. the
week amount to 70.000 Taloa. include - v.:Z.S'W txtlea to
epeettlatore, and a.noo hales for export - . The 3lorket
esssNeT nctiTv. %Fah no tij yam, or 1-1 e on all qualities.—
The lolloirr.lg are the authorized tsUoLotiotlet ()ricotta
tor st lid.l h n Te.; issialts fair,.. M ichtliw x r, t''c,
•i•Upland fair, 7 , t , 4 itlidsllstnts iloldent Ternandetd
et 01 I,:rther advance or Vs . ati to day. 1 . 3.000 hale* are
the tetle.s. ts,Oooltalee to sepoculatora and ex
porter. "flet 7tiarket Tsseyant. The clock in
port :vnounie to 74(0ti lades. istz - Teltng f:::; ; ;Aal halos of
Antern-tn.
-3 1rvsri. iiichardon k Spears% report the
Idread.intrs IbArLet as very - dull and with a alight de
cti all giailines. The wt-Aths r tuts been favor Able
the erepa. Fleur ialiviteti a' a tlesdiiie of le :no
salt, ere sep-rtett :md the quo:status ere tainnuaily bin
(.01 , ittr Arne/atm, has declined 3,1 , 4 W Awes
T tv:sday: Western rt.! ts quoted at Ts ti,t,3.4 .. id; white
At 1e5.t4,.., Sd. X. aPb ottliern at 1n54114 3.1. Corn elesed
quiet dap stc ttl, IV , TuiDu%ly 5s lQdta
t, 3d for Ira z. , ti and elluta, and Ts f , lt;St , tt for .htte•
c) . re:thti. report that Prtvlsient gen
erally have a tits iln:ng tendency. l'ork is heave and
are Lot the quotations are uncluttged.
Lind is dull. Bacon lull and lots deelinetilitas,
Haring Brut het; report
liroadstuffs linter. Sanar is MO+ firm.
fee tutu. Fish tals d Liasee Zsaesdze t
Tuvpotteric t;pirits did! 31 tins Gilat r ibt.
:motley Mirltut.--ttlinaots are queted at ftt1t.,;(41143- - .;, for
hoot and 14'.110417., fte.',lll3. The:, bullion in the
lan; dvet tits:teased t'...14(4.,0 diving the week. The
motley turbot Atherwan seettrities are
it htalt. aIZ.III,
.O.ltE :g.trorr.--,-Zl . evr Orleans fret crifinaire is quoted
at It's franes and Niue f irleans few at qt.:alleles
!lave , -Ile Idly advanced and the titarlsei elated firm; the
Riles of the week were Stoat bales; the .tecic In Poi't
ig,tsvi lades.
Clneinnatl:Market.
ervcrtran,..lnly 21.—Flour was very firm at ts. till the
receipt of the foreign new., when the market became
unsettled out weaker. Wheat wait olso Getter in the
M.l - 0 , 1114 by 2 or 3 tient.' pOr tilLahM, but thin trOK woo
checht,t litter in the day. C o rn to Reidy at segate.
&kat, are iniehaugett. stead roe, Provet•
ions are yilei t lo.hreely anythiiig Was tone after the re,
crapt of the sitlinter's peir% the prices are uaehaaged
butthere are no boyefv.
New Work Market.
:ivy Yalu, J uly '2l.—cutton adv imed: sole-s 3 . 0 00
The ikuongionsnre 14g.,!.iie. higher. UpLand middlirlgs,
12. flour iteelioisi: sales, COO bbls. 1% heat lower. sales
ii,uoO hash. Com lower; sale, i.OOO hush. York heavy,
V 5 .756.515,a0 or mess, arid 81140(11,in.";.6 for prime.
sUY n s ljyen) ie.; Sugar buoyant, and !i'liV.k'n• higher;
N. 0, trl.," t.:„e., Museunulu, a 1. , :(46}/i.; Curiae tinu. sales
(1 ,00a. olaase, unellanced; N. 0, 40. ash dull
$5,7Z,
New York 9
,tock Market.
Now Time, July in.--sioci
Chicago& Rock Island 61 1 "
111 ii Central bonds.. ti-f
Southern..
New York Central...
Hcads_gg •• 44 1- 1.
6314
ks heavy-- • •
lena d Ch Ciii t .l
Iktietnean Central.
I ClaTegkAd 4 TukelO::::
Pwraa
Pacific Maul S. S. Co.— C9)4
Carolina.
•
Sktf" WE LIVE 80 PAST IN THIS CetiINTIVT'
that the Ameritvms have became famous throughout all
Christendom, as a hard driving, hard drinking,, hard
chewing, hard swearing people. We have becsine
equally ftunous for debilitated stomachs, e nervated
and disordered nerves, broken down constitutions, and
the .hundred end one cures which follow upon the
vices which we have enumerates]. Countless panaceas
for these ills have been advertised, hut we know of noth
ing so efficacious for an invalid suffering from indiges
tion or nervous depression as OLIN'S STOMACH BIT
TERS, manufactured and sold by the proprietor, at his
dottoton Penn street, near Hand. pug
LW. A WONDERFUL PRITAR.A.TiON is that
of Jules Hauel, the Eau Athenieww, of Heir Renovator,
which is the most ettycacio'lls remedy for restoring the
h4ir ever kn4lC4.
fold by B. L FAIINEsTocic A C0.,N0. 60, corner of
Wood end Fourth street', Druggists generally, and al.
the Laboratory of Julos Hauel A Co., No. 704 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. j3"ls:daw
REMOVAL.
W. & D. HUGUS,, -
ITAVE REMOVED TO NO. 69 MAR
KET Street, corner of Fourth, where they; will re
main till the tint of September,when they will remove to
,theit now store now being built at the old stand, corner
of Fifth and Af.aiket streets. narlattt
MEDICAL BOOKS.— Rokitausky's Pa
thological Anatomy, 2 vols.
•
Gross' Elements ol Pathological Anatomy.-
Gluge's Pathological Anatomy, with colored plates.
Homer's Anatomy and Histology, 2 yule.
' Lawrence's Treatise on the Eye.
Mackenzie's
Wilson on Disease of the Skin, with atlas of plates.
Bncknill and Tuke on Insanity. •
, La Rocko on Pneumonia and Malaria.
Copland on Palsy and Appoplosy.
Erichsou's Science and Art of Surgery.
Cooper's Lectures on Surgery.
Druitt's Modern Surgery. •
Miller's Practice on
Pirre's System of , "
Dirotson's Elements of Medicine.
Win: guns' Principles of Medicine, new edition.
Watson's Practice or Physic. , .
Woods' Materia Medico and Therapeutics. ,
• royal KAY & CO.. 55 Wood street.
OS.3TCLE ALE AND PORTER.—. •
& casks Illood's Scotch Ale;
5 " Tromont's Judith Pale Me;
" London Porter, in store; and for
sale by (so2S) MILLER et. RICK ET801,4.1
50 KEGS SUP. CARB: SODA, New Castle ;
junt, received and for axle by
mr9 BECKHAM. &
BARREL POMATUM.—A large supply of
duo ezoollent article just received itt , • . • •
JOSEPH FLE,MING'B,
comer . Diamond find Market affect.
QTOCKINGS, Gloves and Mitts, selling
10 cheap at • HORNE'S,
?ems ,
— No. IT Market street.
FRESH :ARRIVAL-100 boxes - Palermo
Oranaess , sweet, and 100 boxes Palermo Lemons,
lustreceiring this day ? and for sale by • •
RHYMER k ANDERSON,.
1,313 ..No. 39 Wood St.. oppoeite St. Charles Hotel.
N THE BROW OF THE HILL,. oi
Q
ML Washington, a fine building hit t
_with a two
story frame house, stle, will be sold for 11.1.00 a.
Terms easy.. - , PUTTfTtptT a 80N,
je22' ' • • El Marlet at,'
lISBAND'S CALCINED MAGNESIA
gross for Bele by
B. L. FAIDIESTOCK & CO,
No. 00. corner Fourth end Wood et...ea
MIRO
.1 f
Whitten's Golden Salve
IS A STEP BY WAY OP PROGRESS in the Healing
Art. It is adapted for Sores, Humors, Wounds, and
every kind of external inflammatory difficulty, of what
ever name or nature, on man or beast. Made only by
C. P. WHITTEN, Lowell, Mass. 25 cents per box. The
usual discounts to the trade. Sold by chuggists. "Anoint
thyself and be healed."
Tm GOLDEC Satvz—A Garr? Hazzunt Rocenr.—lt is
with much
. pleasure we announce the advent of this
new article in our city, which has met with such signal
success in Lowell, where it is made, that the papers
have teemed with cases of truly marreloUs cures.
They chronicle one whore the life of a lady was recently
saved—a case of broken breast; another whore the.life
of a child was saved—a case of chafing,• anotbet of a
lady whose face was much disfigured by scrofulous
humor, which was brought to a healthy action in a few
days, dso, another of an old man, who had a sore on
his foot for twenty years—cured in a few weeks. Our
citizens will not be slow in getting at its merits, and will
herald it over the land.--Boston Hoed. frny27:farrul2tw
SW' 5000 AGENTS ViTAIITED.—To sell three
new and unequalled inventions—wanted by every family.
My agents have cleared over =,OOO selling one of them.
Articles are light, cheap, easy to carry and very taling.
Several Diplomas, Silver Medal from Americus Insti
tute, N. Y.. and 4 patents have been granted tee for
thorn. One patent in England and one in France. Put
in 4 stamps, and I will send you, gratis, 80 pages particu
lars of the best agency in the country.
my .Mfkmal3twl EPHRAIM BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
Var AGENTS ,WANTED IN THIS STATE tO
can visa with tho CKaassrSALrsi Sellsrapidly. Can mike
good pay. For terms, 4e.. send atarnp.
InF 27 :fam: l3 tvt O. P. WRITTE,LoIveII, Mass.
BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING.—
D. Isimeli's Curiosities of Literature; 4 vols. •
Nootes' Ambrosiante, edited by M'Kenzie, 5 vols.
Hawthorne's Novels and Tales, 8 vols..
Longfellow's Prase and Poetical Writings;..
J. K. Marvel's Works, 8 vols.
Currer Bell's Works, 3 vols. •
Mrs. Jtuneson's Works, in blue and gold, 3 vols.
• Putnam's Choice Stories, 4 vols. •
Trewlawney's. Recollections of. Shelby k Byron.
Lord Dullerin's Letters froui High Latitude.
Douglas Jerrold's Life, by his son.
Douglas Jerrold's History, arranged by his son.
Tom Brown's School Days at Rugby.
To Luba and Back, a Vacation Voyage, by R. H. Dana.
The Cavaller, by G. P."R. James.
Fressilian and his Friends, by Shelton BPRonlie.
The Convalescent, by N. P. Willis.
Mosaics, by the author of Salad for tho Solitary.
Salad for the Solitary.
Salad for the Social: •
RAY & CO, 55 Wood street
FARM FOR SALE, on the Perrysville
Plank Road, at 16 miles from the city—contain
115 acres-70 in fine state of cultivation, a dwelling. of
six rooms, wash house, well of soft water and pump, a
brick barn and stable, carriage house, a two story brick
spring house—orchard of choice fruit; fences all in
good order, about 45 acres of clialoe timber, also a store
houso and fixtures. tuiw doinytgood business—garden,
small fruits, stirtttatery, ke. or price and terms apply
at 0 0 O *C.C. S. CUI'RBERT k SON,
Real Estate Agt's., 51 Market st,
QUNDRIES.—
•
kJ 400 barrels Prime N. O. :Molasses, Oak Cooperage;
30 do St. James. S. R. do;
5..) do Lovering's first quality Syrup;
100 bags good to choice Rio Coffee;
7,5 Pocket's choice Java da
125 Half Chests Young Ilyson, Imperial, Gun Pow
: der, Oolong and Pomhing Teas;
100 boxes assorted brands s's, S's & 10's lump To
bacco;
10 kegs Covington six twist Tobacco;
75 do Si. Carb;Soda;
5 barrels Alum;
10 do Danl. S.dt in Sacks;
d
tag o a Grain Pepper;
15. Allspice ;
s do Mat Capsia;
al boxes No. 1 Soap ;
100 do Chemical Olive Soap;
25 do Gorman do.
30 do Variewded or Toilet Soap;
50 dozen CinlVashboards;
50 do Buckets;
00 do Tuba, assorted sizes;
100 do Brooms;
50 boxes M. R. Raisin;
20 do No.l Norfolk Chocolate •
40 do Madison Starch
40 bales No.l and 2 Batting;
3) barrels Bleached Elephant and Whale Oil;
.• 10 do Strait's Tanners do
•
3) do, Ced do do
10 ‘"10 }Levin do
'm do N. C. Ikr.
In 'mum and for tale by
• aE.23 MILLER RICEETSON.
PRUNE:S.-5 eases in olass jars : •
3 do in fancy boxes;
6 casks Turkish;
SO kegs for Cooking.
Juat tocr-tved and for sale by
REI(3MIL k ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wood street,
Opposite &. Charles Hotel.
BRUSHES.—A ood assortment
of Cloth Brushes on hand and' for sale by
L. WILCOX, •
ap2tt Corner of Smithlleld and Fourth Streets.
B . mok NEW POST .OFFICE DIREAJ
, ...X. TORY, BY 1). 1). J. LEECH, For sale
J. R. WELDIN,
G 3 Wood street, near Fourth. '
THIRD ARRIVAL ? OF. SPRING GOODS.
—A large lot of Spring and Summer Goods, corn"
prising all the latest styles. now opening at
Tele C. RANSON -LOV., 74 Market street.
LTDKINS' OINTMENT.-2 gross for sale
by B. L. FAHNERTOCK .4 CO.,
gNo. 60, corner Fourth and Wood streets
ILK FANS, Linen Fans, Palmleaf Fans,
in great variety, at
JOS. HORNE'S. 77 Market street.
IFLES.—JUST RECEIVED, A VERY
comprehensive addition to our stock of Rifles,
which can be sold at very low rates.
CARTWRIGHT & YOUNG,
No. 841 Wood street.
VOUNDRY I.I..ET.SLL- 7 :30q tons extra No
1.4 AnthraCite, very soft, for saio by '
JOHN MOORHEAD.-
TOBACCO, .of various good brands, in
store and for vale by
ILK AND GINGILEVAI SITN IThiBREL
LAS, at great b,rgaina.EATOWIEtWaS.
4 • fifth ,
TRAVELING SETTS Collars and Sleeves,
selling at cost, at , •
JOSETII HORNE'S, 77 Market at
_ .
- - -
VINE FRENC COLLARS--A choice lot
to select from, at New York cost . at
JOS.JTORNE'S, 77 Market street.
TWO BUILDING LOTS, ON. ALFRED
S'THEET, Wilkinsburgh, for sale; price for both,
[jel4l S. CUTHBERT it SON, 51 Market st
.UR:HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE
PENN STREET. Look at No. 431. • For sale by
• 014 S. CUTHBERT & SON, 51 Market street.
100 P SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS—From
75 cents, to the finest -Expansion. at
jya JOSEPH HOP.NE'S, 77 Market street.
IT AIR BRUSHES ,AN.1.5 COMBS--A good
_LIL assortment of all kinds. at
On+ JOS. lIORNE"S, 77 Market st.
Cu'
E
'E.--A prime lot of Western Re
serve Cheese reeeirod, and for sale by :
• - - JAMES A. FEWER,
1 3
j 03.13. • . . . corner .Market and First streets.
USINESS CA RD. CASES,- pew style; for
.
sale by . J. R. WELDIN,
je3o . . 63 Wood street, near Fourth.
QUILL TOOTH PICKS, for sale' by -
- - • J. R. WELDEk,
j . e30 ,..
,__ _ • 63 Wood street. near Fourth
CASES CARB. MAGNESIA just received
, C+ and for sale by BECKHAM k KELLY,
je3) ' Allegheny City.
HERRING. -50 barrels for sale by
jos
_ Jr. H. COLLINS.
ANUAL DIGEST.---Brightly's Purdctres
f Annual Digests, from May IN, 1853, to May 1839.
1115 KAY A CO.. 55 Wood street.
VEW-DOMESTIC AND STAPLE DRY
11 GOODS are tieing received almost daily.
C. HANSON LOVE. T 4 Market at.,`
V CKW.H.EAT.-20 bushels for sale by
io3U HENRY IL COLLINS.
HE IRON MANUFACTURER'S GUIDE
T
—To the . Furnaces, Forges and Rolling Mills S s
the United States, with disonssions of Iron in, a chemi
cal element, an American ore,. and S manufactured arti
cle, in commerce and in history; by J. P. Lesly. With
maps and plates- (103 KAY 3 CO., 55 WOod'atreet.
WINES.— . • .
25 cases Clicquot quarts chamjagne,W , i i ir
• a do do pts
30 baskets Peas Heidseick's qts do do
10 do do do pts do do
10 do Bonche pts,and Dronet qts do . do
5 do -do do do pts do do
25 eases St. Julien Medoc Claret do
10 do Ladies' Catawba do
15, do • do Ginger do
In store, and for sale by
ap2B MILLER & RICE:ETSON
DE LARUE & CO.'S LADLES' ENVEL
OPt-74.11 sixes and qualities, Cot sale by
je2o 63 Wood street. near Fourth.
SOAP:00 boxes Buffalo . Soap for sale by
1
je2l HENRY Li. COLLINS.
Allegheny Ci
COUNTING HOUSE, SCHOOL AND
POCKET INKSTANDS.—A great rartety at
jeio KAY & CO.'S, 55 'Wood street.
CHEESE -300 boxe! prime Cutting for
aide by DM ll. a. COLLIPM.
ZFECIA CORKS, for Fruit Jais,asstirriii
size, for sale by B. L. FAILYEBTOCK & OD,"
je23 No. 60, corner Fourth and Wood es.
14 AN K ERS' c.g4s AND POCKET
_LP 1300K7—A fult assortmeut at
leg " KAY k ccrs, 35 Wood street.
EFINED • '
XL, 10 Ws. Eastwieles - statdArd - milled Sugar
40 do •do coarse pulverized •do
10 da do line do .do
30 dei Ponta. A coffee ernalied • 'do
10 do do B do do do
5 do do C yellow do
In store, and Lauding, awl for sale by
, MT T.rr3 a DTPTZ VT,CIIII7
fflisallantous.
MIRTLLND & COls - NOl4
197 Liberty street
NUMBER 242
giquentan falltries.
It 0 Gt. Et 1:L S
Ambrotype and Photograph
nese manY
GALLERY !
No. 70 Fifth Street,
.N-EARLY OPPOSITE THE PO4T.OPFTOE
Sir Photographs, colored or plain, takint at abort no
tice, at Eastern micas, and warranted equal to them.
SHALL PICTIMES_ENLARGED TO LIFESIZE,and
colored in Oil.
AM B R O• E
• -
A BEAUTIFUL AND. DITBABLE •PICTUILE
WARRANTED, CAN BE BAD AB LOW
AS AT ANY 'FIRST CLAss EfirTABLDIII.
RENT IN THE COUNTRY; AT
fon • WALI011,: isiguth
IFE-SIZE,
IMPERL!J,,
bi:EDIUM
pla-o-ro
. .
Colored in Oil, Pasielle, or. Plain, in them:at artistic
style, and at Eastern iirices.. -
WALL'S GALLERY,
jeS • Jones Bunding,Fouithatiroaa
fEI :a *4 :4 ( 4 ):.•14) Tz4 :IV I
81ELTINS WORKS'
PARK, -ICC - CADY - dr. CO.,
ANITFACTUREES OF SHEATHING,
M
Braziers' and Bolt Copper,.Pressed Copper Bot
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Steher Solder, ko., also flu ,
Wpo i rt iv e ,lo. an' tons ea tz l in r tfy i :n rs e n t t Ti lln elfc r Sheet
' I' M
Tools. 'Warehouse, h 0.149 First, and 120 Seeotatstreets..
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cut to soy do.
fired oattern. mpßraidarr
VINEGAR z
WARRANTED Pure and 171.1-'
adulterated, and to itipv.irs ;
Pickles' for years, the barCIO that t boy*
sold to a majority of the Pittsburgh tiro-'-
cers for vwszvz rants, and which has taken
Three First Prof:canals
at Pennsylvania State Pairs, I am now of.
Perin g to the city and country trade at
greatly reduced prices.
Please order direct. Terms Cbsh.
A. BALLOU.I3B Water street; "
between Smith-Saida:rid tftank ,
Pittalnwth. Pa.
tnr'''clAW
JAMES A. FEI'ZEIt,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT+
?Olt Tag Sall Or
Flour, Grain, Bacon,' Lard, Butteri Bead
Dried Frail and Produce GlensraUN
CORN at OB MARE3.7I` AND FIRST anurtrs,
prrrssutha. PA.
Rum to—Francis G. Bailey, :Ee:lPQ= D i n =
Sr., S. Cuthbert k Son, Pittsburgh; Boyd & Ott,
& Swearingen, S. Brady. Gash, M. & the
Howell, Mangle & Co., George W. Anderson,
Paxton t Co., Wheeling. .
PENN RACHINIE WORKS
FOUNDRY,
IL WIGHTMAN,
MANUFACTURER OF
Steam Engines, Shaking az4 Pumas
Boring Machines.,
Mortice htachines,
Gear - Wheels, • •
Hangers, etc. etc.
Orders promptly attended to
oaay
CALDWELL & BRO., .
BOAT FIIRATISFIERS d , V74 . 7.1L1251 nr
36...mi115, Hemp and Cotton Cordage;
_.
Oakum, Tar_ , Pitch, Rosin and One;
sTaA;ntin, Duck, Light and Heavy Drillievo, etc ,
Noe. 88 Water, and 78Front Ma
New Livery Stable.
RAVING OPENED LIVERY STABLA,
, in the rear of the Scott House, corner of Irwha
street and Duquesne Way, and purchased a fins lot of
Horses, Buggies and Carriages, I would respect y
licit the patronage of myttiends and public generally,
assuring them that they can bg. accommalytedatOM
most reasonable rates. !have made each arrangement,
that persons wishing their horses can be well ea.
commodated. NEIL BEACELAND,
ailtarci Scottilouze, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BARGAINS IN
SECOND-HAND P/A.NOS:
One 6 Octave, RosewoOd Case, Iron Frame; made by
Chickering k Sone; only .two years old. .. • ,
One Octave. Rosewood Case, round comers; made
by Hallett Dana.. • • •
one eiy, Octave, Rosewood, coved desk; made by Ntuans
SOlark.Ono n Octave, Mahogany Case, n ale by Nunes! Clark.
One 6 " " " " N. Y—Man, Co.
One " " Gerd'ghfitmon
One " Rosewood "
One 6 Mahogany " • "
One 5;4 " " Loud & Bro.:
One 6 " ." ' German make.
One 5 " " Clement.'
One 5 ' "•-•. Clementh
For sale by
JOHN. H. MELLOR,
al Wood Street.
A PLEASANT R F.:41.-DENCE FOR SALE
1611. —Of 76 feet front on south avenue, Allegheny by
about 250 deep to Rebecca street, having good two
story family mansion, well arranged 'for corefort.and
mnvenience rportino; hall anti eight rooms, bath most,
hot and cold water, gas in all the rooms:: a brick stable
and carriage he - lase . ; shade trees and shrubbe . The
whole
.is in good-order, and will be - sold at*
Terms easy. Immediate p ossession can be
jolt S. CUTRBEAT .t SON, 51 Market street
—--- - -
O ACRES OF EXCELLENT ~ LAND .FOR
s- 0 SALE, 12 acres in cultivation, ba/aneant 70Oda,
a small dwelling house, stable, garden, itc.; a never-fall;
ins spring of good. water. Situate at seven MIND from
the city, and one mile from Clifton Station. Pricesl,4oo.
Terms—s7oo in hand. and $7OO in one year.
j 714
S. t; L. 1 1113ERT & SON, 51 }Deka at.?
GREAT' INDUCEMENTS .are now offer
ed to those who wish to by
BONNET RIBBONS, ,FANS,
SUN ÜBIR ELLA 9,
EMBROIDERIES AND TRI UM 0' GS, at
GIPNES * P6LMER'I3,
78 Market street.
ly l2
FISII-200 packages Lake Herring;
100 . do White nth;
100 • do Trout;
. 150 do Mackerel; .
H ATA' IL COLLIN&
75 do
For mile by [jag]
COAL OIL I COAL_ OIL COAL OIL!
100 bbls refined Burning . Coal Oil for sale
11;18 B. O.' 4t - EL: SA
CHECK BOOKS—On the various Banks
and Brokers in the city. For sale by
elO KAY & 00,.6.5 Wood street.
JUST PUBLISHED--GRANT'S CASES,
VOLUME I.—Reporte of cases ar_goted in the Su
preme Coart (jellnnvan By Benjamin Grant.
For sale b KAY a CO, 55 Wood street.
PURE OLIVE OIL, suitable for table, war
ranted fresh, for sale by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
corner Diamcmd and. Market et
PACKING BOX ES-100 second. band
Packing Boxes for sale by
le9 W. P. MARSHALL CO.
on BBLS. ENGLISH VENETIAN RED
for sale by _ J3FeCHIJABI & • •
jel3 Alle:isajzil,
TONIC CHOCOLATE DROPS.. -Blame
Wyeth's Tonic Chocolate Drops, or. Pare iron and
chocolate, highly esteemed for their tonic influence, in
imparting strength and a healthycolor to invalids,eepe
cislly for females and children.. For sale itt . .
L. •
Corner arnithSeld and Fourth Streets:
.. .
rockiDlA 1117.118 ER G4A -...-- Icsr Ds ,
Rulers; Penholders , Pens, Paper Knives, Pencils.
et Inkstands, Pocket Books, Bankers Cases, tic..for sale by , . W. 8. HAV.Mr,
jell Corner Wood .I. Third. & Markel lklilecoed sta.
TAMES EfOLMES --------- f t
fty
corns of o dealers in Bacon - , Lard. Sugar Onrud Runs,
sc., cornef FIRST AND MARKET STREETS,
felCkly
, - Flttabure.Nti
A T A PRICE—A VERY LOW PEIC 11 1.,
Will be sold a comfortable two story frame dwel
ling of fire rooms, with a large lot pf gromid fronting on .
two streets, ha Allegheny ity. Apply to
iell CUTHI3 sMT & 801 , 4 Si Market street.
CINCINNATI-- SIMAI xaas
RFD
and Dried Beef, 30 tierces to arrive r steams
13alment, at HAWORTH & BRO
Mgt • • in the Diennonft
500 LBS. WHITE MUSTARD . Sr
just received and for sale to ,
BEICE.IIA3I
Rfifk GrALLONS LAXSEED,4.,.,c:.
b BECTIBAYv r
•
:ThY 9
ELASTIC M()ROCC7)A,Nif.,..
by EAT
JY4
GENTS'
gant assortment.
comer -
v2eißicedatVoi sale by
corner a
s
RICE.— tc
• prin t _LA) and for sale by -
ap:N nrn
c( f i i; : gi No
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