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. :~Datly.Five Dollars per year, strictly in ad
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lars per year; in Clubs of five, Ono Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Departure and Arrlval of Passenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh, Port Wayne awl Chicago Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Wayne
Express Train ..........'PIS A. M. &VI A. M. P. N
Mall Tram— 6.50 A.
Express Train.
.12:50 P. M. 9:45 P. M. 2:30 A. M
Arrive at Chicago
Express, 6,47 P. M. I Express, 9,17 A. M
Returning, arrive at Pittsburgh:
Mail, 8:25 P.M. Express, 2= I'. DI. I Express, A. M
(From Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation.. 9:30 A. BE 5220 P. M
" " ti.-05 A. IL 12:10 P.M
• PamsyMania Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
8:50 P. 12:45 P. 51.
250 A. M. 11:50 P. 31.
4220 P. M. 12:00 A. M.
Express Train.
Mwl
Fast Line
The Johnstown Way Passenger
Train
Johnstown Accommodation_.:...
First Turtle Creek
Bacon& a "
Third « a
. 6:03 A. M. 1:10 P. M .
2:50 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
.10:40 A. M. 6:50 A. 31
4:30 P. M. 12:30 A. M.
6333 P. M. 6:15 P. 51
Pittsburgh and Cbmiellrvale Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Mail Train
Leaves. Arnves.
7:00 P. M
Express Train 4:30 P. M. 8:45 A. M
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. ives.
Ezpress 12.15 A. 51. 2Arr
.40 A. M.
Mail Train 6.25 A. AI. 4.00 P. 31.
Fist Line 1.05 P. M. 0.30 P. 31.
Wallsrillo Accommodation 5.00 P. M. 11.00 A. M.
Pittsburgh, °chin:bus and Cincinnati Roitroiot.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves Pitts. Gelymbus. Arr. in Cm.
Fast Line 12.15 A. M. 8.00 A. 51. 11.30 4.
Express Train.. 1.05 P. 31. 130 A. M. 7.30 A. Al
How is it t
On Friday, July 9th, the market clerk
caused to be arrested one .T. D. Sttouss, charged
with huckstering, who was taken before JllO.
Mayor and discharged. The following affida-:
rit will inform our readers as to a subsequent
transaction :
J. D. Strous, of the city of Pittsburgh, being
duty sworn, states that on Friday morning,
the Sth day 'of July, the market constable,
James Gracey, brought ine before . the Mayor,
charged with huckstering, by purchasing veg,-
Mables in the Diamond market. The Mayor
dismissed the case. Afterwards I gave Gracey
.44y cents, when be told me I might buy, but
to keep out of his way.
J. D. SU:Oils.
Sworn and subscribed before me this Bth day
of July, 1859.
H. A. WEAvEr., Mayor.
This looks like a queer transaction. We
would not like to charge "brihery and corrup
tion!' upon the market constable, but we should
like to be informed as to when he was author
ized to give license to hucksters to break the
law ? For this is virtually nothing less—if in
consideration of the sum of fifty cents lie gives
one man the privilege to buy, (out of his sight, )
may he not do likewise with others, and thus
become, instead of a protector of the public
against imposition, a violator of the law! This
matter at - least requires further investigation.
MYSTERIOUS.—The Wheeling papers are
responsible for a story to the effect that, about
two years ago, a man came to Mt. Pleasant,
Ohio, about twelve miles from that city, and
deposited in the branch Bank of that place a
large amount of money. The man remained
over night, next morning drew his money and
resumed his journey. Recently two police of
ficurafAra- Washington city made inquiry af
ter the traveler, sayilig fie had heeil rdurdered
and robbed, and that they had reason to believe
the money was concealed in the neighborhood,
where they intended to search for the hidden
treasure. They left Mt. Pleasant, and after
searching some time for the money, said they
could find' nothing, and went away. After
their departure, a citizen wrote to Washington
asking l the character of the officers. A reply
came that no such persons were known there.
It is now supposed that a - murder was com
mitted by the very men who came to hunt for
tie inoney, or their aecompioes, and that they
huziceeded in finding it.
JUMPED FROM A TRAIN.—OR Tuesday last,
Mr. W. W. Wilson, jeweler, met with a seri
ous disaster. He resides in Sewickley, and
having missed the passenger train on which he
usually - went 110 MP, he got on a freig g t,t train at
tp4'lleglehyldepoe.' Attey F he found
there was not room nn the 'bnniper for him to
stand, and fearing he might fall, he jumped to
the ground just as the train had passed the
Pearl Mill, but the momentum carrying him
forward, he was thrown into the ditch, receiv
ing a severe contusion in the back. Ho was
conveyed to the house of a friend in the vicin
ity. His injuries were serious but not dangerous,
and he is now rapidly recovering.
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SERIOUS AccenE:stp.,—On Friday afternoon
Aflgustin C) Ross, a carpenter, employed
dn the upper story of a aleW ' building in
course of erection near the outerpepot of the
Missed his feint ng and
&RIO the gronnit, sis'tanoe of more than fifty
- tea. He received verb' serious inintious, slight
ing on a pile of lhmber'below,' breaking his
left arm, Iprainirlg his right mist, and lacerat
ing his 'forehead, lace and tips. His nose was
4150 badly crusbeci• WaS Won to his rpsi
sienoo, on Washington street, where medical
aid was provided, and his wounds properly
dressed. He is seriously injured, but his life
is in no danger.
StrDbEIC DEATH.—We have recently had a
large number of sudden deaths to record, and
to-day we have 'another. On Saturday morn
ing, Coroner Bostwick was called upon to hold
an inquest on the body of a married woman,
4:pout ufty years of age, named Mary 'Ann
aiinies;'Wtio was found dead bed, by her
husband, at their residence-in. Binley's Court,
off Second street, near'Smithtleld. The de
ceased had suffered from ,lisease of th 4 lung
thistinit'fact, bing ihtisTactorily^ shown, the
fdund .. y . r41,2;$ of dAatl 'roirri' natural
C:iluses. .necen,ed leaves si family.
SANFORD'S OPERA TROUPE.—WC are to
have another treat this week in the lino of
"nigger shows." Sam Sanford, with his troupe,
commences a series of entertainments at City
Hall this evening. The company contains
eighteen perforreers,amongst whom are Dixey,
Lisa ! r f a gTi n l 403K-I.EI - L4 hone,playets, 4ava-
Mt; slid &rpat fielineator, Sammy himself,
who does many funny things, and Dick Sliter,
the champion jig-dancer. This company has
always been successful here, and as we have
at present no other amusement, we expect to
see City Hall filled nightly. We shall he glad
to see Sanford successful, as he is very descry
A. DELICATE REnurt.- . -11.r. Webster wrote,
after continued provocation, to the editor of a
newspaper, 'wbo referred' to his private af
air especially to his hot paying hisdebts.
zikid•subst,sin gaily ; " s' trilb 'that 'hallo
not always paid my debts punctually, and that
I owe money. One cause of this is that I
have not pressed those who nwe me for pay
ment. As an instance of this, I enclose your
father's note, made to me thirty years ago, for
money lent him to educate his boys."
rIOPPER NEWS.—the Tron City brought to
C.:ll:ivdland on her last trip' frora Lake Superior.
the following hopper, tioirsignod I tci Hussey &
lirßride Cliff Mine, 148 bbls, weighing 144,-
052 lbs; forty 'inas.sos, 01,180 ihs, oncl' cask, 3.-
500 Abs. Cential Mine, 18 bbls, 14,103 114.
' 13 1 )18 ; 4 : 1 1 3 q
-4e, 8 triasse's, 36,851 lbs, two bhls; „-
I/75 lbs. Adventllre Mine, ene mass, 5-17 lbs,
ten bbls 7654 lbs,
DEDICA.TBD.—Asbury Chapel, the new
Methodist Episcopal church on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Logan and and Elm streets,
ISMS dedicated to the service of God, yesterday,
ppsence of a large concourse of people.
Mishap Silnpion,'Rev. Chas. Cooke, of Dela
ware, and formerly of this city, and itev.l.
C. Peril:ling, President of the Pittsburgh Fs
male College, participated in the services, and
preached sermons, at' half past ten in the morn
ing,' three in the afternoon and seven in the
evening.
WE noticed a few days sinco that an attempt
bad been made to lire the tin shop of Messrs:
Flemming Torrens, Third street. On Satur
day evening, between six and seven o'clock,
tire was discovered in the cellar of the build
ing, which was soon extinguished. It was
believed to ho the work of an incendiary. •
KILLED.-4 boy named Campbell, engaged
in driving team at Andrews & Hitchcock's
coal bank, Mahoning county, was run over by
the coal cars on Thursday last, and one of his
legs so severely injured as to cause its amputa
tion. The boy lingered in much pain until
Saturday, when he died.
CITY MORTALTTY.-Dr. A. C. Murdoch,
physician to the Board of Health, reports for
the eight days ending July 17th, 22 deaths; 12
males and 10 females, all white, Of these, 14
were children under ten years of age, of th e
adults, three died of inflammation of the brain.
DISC Ei ARG EL. —Tho parties arrested on Fri
day evening, suspected of the larceny of $lOO,
from dohnny Pell, of the minstrel troupe now
perfOrming at the Apollo, have hem discharg
ed, no evidence appearing to warrant the sup
position of their knowing anything shout it.
Covra,Acr A wAnniiii—The contract for re
paving Federal street, Allegheny, from the
bridge to the stone crossing above Lacock
street, has been awarded to Nrlntyre & Mc-
Neagher, at twenty-one cents per superficial
yard,
THE Iron City Trust Company have taken,
and are now fitting up for their business, a
room in the A thenimun building, Liberty street
which will be reads• for their use in about ten
days, when the Company commences business.
THE Fir,t Baptist Church congregation are
about to build a new place of worship. finding
their present house, on the corner of Grant and
Third. :Ames too small. It is offered for sale,
and fur a small congregation wilbanswer very
Fonr.tus PAPERS.-111..5 , ,r9. Hunt & Miner,
Masonic Hall, have received the-London-illus
trated, and Weekly papers , up to July 10th;
also .ruqe4. rillepritio4 igtioles clf interest on
thewar.
ON Thursday last, Michael Carr, of Prospect
street, while excavating a cellar, was partially
buried by a falling . in of the earth,' fracturing
his right thigh bone, which was set by Dr.
Walters.
To-Des - the Washington Infantry proceed
to Linden Grove, for target exercise, when the
titeinruetz MetJ:d is to be contended for.
Tim repairs on the canal and aqueduct are
completed, the water was let in on Friday, and
business bus been resumed.
DrvrnENn.—The Gas 'Company have de
clared a dividend of live per cent for the last
six months.
Tllolll . ,rti, Fifth strei.f, oppci,jte our office,
amtinui4 fo sell Ai ng , brushes, etc., as
usual. Call and sue him.
The Great Iron Tonle, Petuvian Syrup.
Leiter from Dr. Jeremiah Stone.
PROVINOETOWN, MASS., Nov. 16, 1858.
Gentlemen: I have had a remarkable case
of scrofulous affection of the oonos•and perios
teum comblmd, which: had :!been treated for
more than a year by other physicians without
success. I used the ••Peru inn Syrup" alto.
vther in this case, cltitcteil a complete
restoration to health.' The patient was a boy
about twelve years•of eke. •The' whole tibia
and tibula'af the right leg werii aate'riorly dis
eased : several 'pieces: q 16 . ' t 10 114 e cotfio from
several opepingk sines have attended him, as
heforel saw MM. The boy says that
immediately Oritakipg time qttip, the faintness,
which has fOr a 10 . !/g . p a le trodhled him very
much, immediately subsided, and Iris w eug th
began to increase. If I discontinned the Syrup'
for one week he would begin to complain of
the "all-gone" sensation at his stomach, and
on taking the Syrup again the sensation imme
diately left him. For such diseases as this, I
consider . the Syrup an invalu4ble medicine.
Truely yours,
JEREMIAH STONE, M. D.
Sold by Dr. Geo. R. Keyser, isd ',Hood
street,
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TUE GEOILOIAN COSTUME would just now be
very agreeable, but 'es 'it tvbultsi ' scarcely be
good etiquette tohirer ih int lie with it., we
must approtlci r i 4 lis. riear"as ' ossiblit'. To do
this it is ohly neceiSarY. "to - cul' on WIT). H
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JSUGeo & 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 dress
goods, made it p 'in the latest style, and at prices
which cannot fail to please. *
COULTRit Uotise, jgp and
Ornattiphtid biter: And Grainer:, Girders left at their
Atop on 'Fourth .street near Market, Burke's Building,
will be promptly attended. *Om
HEATING By STEAM.--:-As -8 testimonial of
the workmanlike manner, perfect action of their self
regulating machines, safety, economy in fuel, and the
little attention necessary to keep each room comfortable,
we give this certificate to Messrs. ['aril azd 11,',.4ip t i,
successors IQfor, their platiorheallng
by Breath. the-decopt Win'd Public Behoolatra the city of
Pittsburgh; and ivincli has met our approval, and we
would recommend them to the publielo give entire
satisfaction of heating by. steam. • •••
Ft.. • Miller, Jr., John Marshall, Jr.,N.Tindle,George
Wilson, John L Vfilenz, Pirtle to, 4 . • . •
DAYIS VPITILLITS,
Steam lienting,,Qqs FiNirtg, PittrabiAsiand Brun Fouadort,
Loam in every deserfptton2f Cicis ri,riarat and Pumps
No. 07 World wad He rest street, PittePurgh.
deUr.lykas
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. 11 1ECITANICS' INSTITUTE.—This Institution,
the want of which has been so long felt by our citizens
in now open, under the superintendenco of ,)fesnrs
Jackman A Johnson in the Lafayette Ilifil4Te• EA
trance, 65 Woo/ stfee ' t. is designed for thi . porpetual
exhibition 01: the products of- fttecluirtiesi:7lP4OetU"
rem, Ilivenbirt, an Arfittang I, adailia a.plact of,resort
for those seeking ihformation relative to those tiritncbes
of industry, either by .examination of; samples or
scientific publications: Those having articles to brim ,
before the publicwill find it greatly' to illic:4 l 4Vtiptagtils
leave samples •
ins te: 44V- 'the r . e jkooqPki.T . inviteci to Tialt; the
;Ors WE LIVE 80 FAST IN Tpiiii'OplMlVlri
that the Anieripags have became famous t hroughout 9 3/
ChristendoM,
,as a hard driving,- hard drinking, hard
chewing, hard swearing people. We have became
equally famons for 'debilitated siOnitichli, o nerrated
and disordered nerves, broken down constitutions, and
the hundred . and one cures which follow upon the
vices Which we have enumerated. Countless P4ISL-I.S
for these ills have beep advertised, but we know of noth
ing so efficacious for an invalid suffering Item indtgero.
boo arnervorle depression as - OLIN'S STOMACH BIT
TERS, manufactured and sold by the proprietor, at his
depot on Penn greet. near Rend. 412
WILSON'S HISTORY OF THE CON
quest Of Mexico, with numerous illustrations.
In ono vol., Elva fly7l KAI t CO., 66 Wood at.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.—VDRS. H.
Paulson this morning advertises for sale a lot
on the East Liberty turnpike, which is beauti
fully situated for a country residence. It hqs
on it a small tenement house, a number of fine
fruit trees and a well of good water. The lot
contains about sixjres, and is in a good local
ity, adjoining the t esidence of Paul Hughes,
Esq. See advertisement elsewhen.
BURGLARY. .On Friday night, the ambro
type gallery of our friend Rogers, in the
Chronicle building, was entered by a burglar
or burglars, who carried of two gold lockets,
$2 or $3 in money, and some other articles,
taken from a private drawer. A paint brush
was left behind, which may serve to identify
the guilty party. -
THE 3forris Brothers, Pell and Trowbridge
Minstrels closed on Saturday evening, after %a
week of unprecedented success, having taken
in more money than was ever realized by any
similar company in the same length of time.
They left last night for Philadelphia, whero
they play a week and then go to Boston.
JNo. N. SIIEPTIARD.—This gentleman, suc
cessor to Hartwell & Shephard, corner of Sixth
and Wood streets, has a fine selection of drugs
of superior quality, pure medicines, paints,
oils, dyestuffs. perfumery, and fancy goods
generally. He devotes his entire attention to
his business, and will give satisfaction in prices
and quality of goods to all who may call.
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..COMMON SENSE RULES THE MASS OF THE
people, whatever the misnamed and misantlropie phi.
losophers may say to the contrary. Show tlurn a good
thing, let its merits be clearly demonstrated, tad they
will not hesitate .to give it their most cordial pttronage.
The Masses have already ratified the Judgmint of a
physician, concerning the virtues of I.IOSTECTER'S
BITTERS, as he SOOD irf the immense quarrities of
this n medicines that are annually sold in every settionof
the land. It ianpir recognized as greatly stipulor to
all other •remedici yet derived for diseases 'of be di
gestive organs, such as diarrhea, dysentery, dysfepsin,
and for the various fevers that arise from demngenent
of those portions of the system. flostetter's mute is
rapidly becOming is household word; from Maim to
Texas, from the shores of the Atlantic to the Patina:
Try the article and be satisfied.-
Bold by all druggists in the world, and by
HOSTETTER At SMITH,.:
Manufacturers and Proprietor?,
No. Mt Water, and b 8 Front tame
Dar' A WONDERFUL PREPARATION - is that
of Jules Hanel, the Eau Atbenietino. or Hair Renovator,
which is tho most efficacious remedy fur restoring the
hair ever known.
Bold by B. L. FAHNESTODY 2 00., No. OS, cornerof
Wood and Fourth streets, Druggists generally, and at
the. Laboratory of Julea Hauel a Co, No. MS Cheatont
atreet, Philadeiphta. • • Jytikdsly
JOSEPH lIIITER ANTHONY /MEL
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Manufacturers, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
arb.-424 Penn Sticet, ithoiv'the
Fave on hand a large assortment of Farley pad Plain
urniture, 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 reasonable
Prlaea,WWl
Navy Hoof and Pork tbr
NAVY DEPARTVINT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,
July tr., iss9.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsell " Pro
posall for Beef," and "Proposals fur Pork" as the
roan maY he, will be received at this office until o'clock,
A. la, on Wednesday. the 7th day of September next, for
furnishing and delivering, free of all cost and risk to the
United Slates, at the following navylards:
Barrels becf. Barrele pork.
At Charle..town,llla, 1,000 I,ood
At Itruoklyii,ll. Y 4,000 00
At Gosport. Vet :am
• 5,000 0.000
One-halformard beef and pork rriust be deliverd at each
of the above named yards, respectively, by the lot day
of April, 1550; and the remaining half by the lot day of
June, 1E4.0' unless earlier deliyerres sh i iuld be required
by the chief of this bureau. Payment to ter made with
in thirty days after delivery.
Hidden myMapegifg their prices separately and dis
, needy in separate oilers for the beef rind for the pork,
and for each of the places of delivery, covering all ex
penses and all charges.
The beef must be from well-fattened eattle, slaughter
ed between theist day of October, Ihsll, and the lit day
of January,lSso, and weighing net les. than six hundred
rmunds. net weight, each. The legs and leg rands of the
hind quarters, and the shins arid slarithlerrloils, the
shoulders of mutton and ends of stalking pieces. and at
least twelve pounds from the neck mid of mud, fore
lur.arwiteurg, o o r r tzt ri nt w rts itio n n ir, , r , F i t 171 ,
e N r c, " ; :, 1 ,, , n t 3 1 . 0 4 h a d u t c i l u t...., n t, n rm t 11: f .
an ox, which will he attached to and form a part of the
contract, must tie wholly e x el uded scorn cash barrel; all
the other pieces are to be packed. and. insteul rf bony
cut roan a Clearer, mast tic rut Oirouqh frith a tats end louts.
to give the meat n square, neat, anti smooth opporrnact,
pieces of not las than ciynt poundo, ear more than ttentre
pounds, each.
The pork must be packed from corn-fed, well-fattened
hogs, slaughtered between the first day of Der-ember,
Isle, and the first day ofJanuary, lAtiO, and weighing not
less than two hundred pounchr euch.exelnding the headn,
ioles, necks, shoulders, hams, legs, feet, butts, rumen,
ard and all refuse pfeces; and nmst eut with a sou nal
knife, in pieces weighing not less than Mx pounds, nor
more than twelve pounds. each.
)loth the beef and pork .munt be salted with at leant
one statute bushel of Turk's Island. Isle of May, Key
West inlsr,Onondaga solar, or Sr. Übe'n snln and the beef
must have five ounces of fine pulverized malt pare to each
barrel, exclusive of a pickle, to be made from freshwater
as strongas mitt will make it, and must be perfeetly
bright and clear. . •
Each barrel must contain full alri pounds u,a weight
of beef pr. hand no excess (If !eight in either artie le
will
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The tts 11 1 / 9 t le entirely geq, gnd . Le uvula at the
hest seasoned heart of white-dish susses 411 , 1
the stave, to be 5.5 less ibsn tive-eighths of an inch
thick, and the headings not lens than thresefourths of
an melt thick; they must be three-fourths hooped over.
'including the Iron hoops, with the best white-lurk or
hickory hoops. and cacti barrel must have on it four iron
hoops, viz: sae of line end a half inch in width on each
bilge, and one of one andan eighth inch in width on each
chime, and each to tie of one-sixteenth of an inch thick.
Each barrel must tic of the Intermit capacity of thirty-two
'callow, and the iron hoops roust ha' well painted with
red lead.
Each harm! must be branded by burning on its I end
"Navy Beef," or " Navy Pcri,," Ls the Inky br o
the contructor's itnqiinti.,•stffi'year'nh'en lacked. 411,1
weight; unialftig d e stine be branded on the hung stave with
the letter B. or P., as the coo may be.
The beef and pork will, unless otherwise directed by
the chief offline Mireau. be inspected by the inspecting
officers at the respective navy-yards aforesaid, and by
some "sworn Inspector df meted prinitsfornti".grtio will
he selected by the respective commanding officers; but
their charges for such inspections must t» paid by the
respective contractors, wl t Lit,O7tio? I.,trt the Itti.
rels pet !;god shlppmg,9rooti skits/action of
the eornitafidettli df "!fie respective ,navy- Ards
said, after ininetv, Timi died' Leun pefoiv.
Two offi
'r'nin np roved suretl l es in it silts equal to one.
half ttitbertiffutted toning', of et:entreat wilt be remit,
ed, and Brenty per centuni iu nddhlnu will be withheld
from the amount of each pa went to he made, as collat
eral security for the due and faithful performance of the
respective contract", which will on no account le paid
until the contracts are complied with in all rests' -
cud
is to be forfeited to the tinted . iou eirEni of
failure to complete it. toodwrisisdruthin:lne.phiam-iiiiid
perjudi vot! , A o k y, r o tho pgrt of the contractor
to deliver all or Any alum t7oofor .j , otk above mention
ed, of the quality and at the time and phteetiadwire.prii-
Tided, the contractor will,forfeg and pay to the L'e lied
Stab:, or liquidated damages, A sae amney eqnsi to
twice the amount of tie wily - hat WIC," to be paid In en , e
of lift; vurythertwk-whieteliqu idatod damage"
may be recovered front time to time abthey mayineciee
Payment will be made by the tinittxt : StatissPbfl,:a
above sPeeitied,,iextviitimit tim Wiper 'Ambito tole
ithhettt tinti!t,l co,Ndealtrit of the contract, n." before
"taied4affeCtbegail beef n e t pork shall have been inn
snested and received, and Lulls for the same shall hive
loin presented to the unv , i , agent.", resneetiv .dy , duly
ITOIII
approved by the com !15 01 the ctliipeettee
aciieqcg 44,1(4. le td tid , ll • ohtrart.
Tine p . ,4r(s bet to be i.relinini trill he partirularla desig
nated in thiingraring in, be attiiebril la the contract. Per
ham. 40,74161( . 101 Übblill them an ripplicr{ftion fif ilia_ rah[,.
bidders I r lf411)(01:11*:trft LtpeOW,..l( . lin4 h„ h e, „ L h.
era) will be fUrtliWith n00110..11 , 1 heettrly as prsotionble
it eel - dried will lie transtnitteti to (hero for execution,
whnch contras mind lie returned to the bureau within
ten days, exclusive of the time required for (lie regular
tr MS(1111..1011 ,d" the mail.
A record, or duplicate of the letter informing a bidder
of the aeceptatme of his proposal. will lie deemed it noti
tioation thereof, within the inetming of the act of 1 , 06,
and his bid will he made and acci: votitsrinffy
with this Lindq'st.3.d: ~;, A • • •
04ei int , lollllllhSt be ricehint;aineit (as lliieeted
in the eirtk sedtion•of the net of Congress making nis
I."Trlttlietnifpit'tto naval service for Ig4(1-'47, approved
lUtla of August, loin) by a written gunnintes, h by
one or mororesponsible vscr.Ciics (v( We cocci Mar he
or they undertake Mat tlitilAddnr or kidders will, Ins
or their Mil lie ricitepted, enter into an obligation within
ten days,"with•geoduriditullieteut•suretiesito (littlish the
artiele'propiSsed. • •• • • "
This gunraniee trig s by iiiiemilpanteit tin' certifi
eatit Cif Mr.'Unltti - Mtates distriat judge, United States
district attorney, or navy agent, that the guarantors are
able to make good their guarantee,
No proposal *lithe considered unless accompanied by
such guarantee.
The ladder's name and residence, and the name of
Cacti member of the firm, where a company odors, with
the Christian names written in full, must he distmetly
stated.
Under the joint rescibtion of Co.figiess, approved 27th
Marc b. 1141, s,l),)tidai 4'pr-supplies tif provisions, cloth
tfftlat ngat'dr. flee tho navy, may be re
.lecteg at tbiti option of the department, if made by cue
not known as a manufacturer of, or regular dealer in, the
article proposed to be furnished, which fact, or the re
verse, must be distinctly stated in OW bids offered.
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byTire 'on Buildings, Merchandise, ritrniture,
at reasonable rates orod4WO, •
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It !tee N0.112r0 raster; Jno. M. Atwood, of Atwood,
White it Co.; Benj. T. Trediek, of Tredick, Stokes k co.;
Henry Wharton; AWN:least L. Dawson; -Geo. 11. Stewart,
of Stewart de Bro.; John H. Brown, of John U. Brown
Co.; B. A. Fahneatock, of B.A.Fahnestock k Co.; Andrew
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F. RATCHFORD STARK, President..
CHARLES W. COX E, Secretary.
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY 'TELLEICFELAPI-1.
Four Days Later.yom Europe.
Arrival of the North Briton.
Treaty of Peace COncluded.
VERY IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
The Pope of Rome Honopry President
NAPOLEON GOING TO PARIS
Interview between the French and Austrian
Eutperon, .
&c., Six.,
FAR.TITF.R POINT, BELOW' Qt - Env', July 24.
The steamship North Briton, from Liverpool
on the 1.84.11 inst., and bound for Quebec, has
been intercepted 01T this point, and a most im
portant budget of news obtained,.
The steamship A nglo-Sax on , from Quebec,
orrived at Liverpool en the 1 1th inst.
The advices by the North Briton are four
days later than those furnished by the steamer
Africa, and aro of a highly important charac
ter, both in a political and linatteit.d point of
view.
A treaty of peace between Austria and
Franco and Sardinia had already been conclu
ded. The provisions of this treaty are briefly
follmys :
An rMlian oonfederation is to be formed un
der the honorary presidency of the Pope of
Rome; Austria -oncedes Lonthardy to Prance;
Napoleon, in turn, grants those possessions to
Sardinia ; Austria retains her right of rule
over Venice.
The steamer left livcrpopl Wove th effect
of this news had tinte to be developed.
Cyrus W. Field came as a passenger in the
North Briton• Ile has accomplished the ob
ject of his visit.
The Paris Munitrur explains the eircum
cumstanees attending the armistice, and says
that the great neutral powers exchanged 9,v.
respondence with the belligerents. ofpjyilfine
diation, but it was unsuceessfiotau th e
French fleet was about to co re hostilities
against Venitit before Verona
was imminent, when Napoleon, an :ions to
preventri further bloodshed, itscertainesl the
disposition of the Emperor of Austria, and,
finding him willing, an armistice was COnCill
ded. The two Emperors had an interview un
the Iltb, at Villa Franca.
The Morning Post contends that the Pope is
deprived of his substance, but keeps a shadow
of supremacy.
The Times says that Franco has spent tGO,-
00,000 and 50,000 men only to give Milan a
Piedmontese instead of an Austrian master,
and to establish the Pope in a temporal
ty even beyond his imagination. Is all this
real! The Emperor's game must be a long
one.
A despatch from Turin sly:A that Itiapotcon
haretirined V'n11, , : , ;10, -announc
ing the ar t rilisth : ii:cMigratriliting the troops on
their glorious achierome.nts, arid announcing
his immepiato departure for raris, leaving tb.•
provisional command of the army to Marshal
The London Macs claims that England
brought about the armistice. Other authori-
ties give the credit to Prmsia. A Verona tel
egram says that the armistice Was concluded
only after repeated requests from tho French:
and after Austria had obtained an eice bed
asked for.
it was-reported that Kossuth WAS to propose
ninnarchial government for Hungary.
Tho following is a copy of the telegram
from Napoleon to the Empress Eugen an
nouncing that peace had been concluded:
" VALLEMO, July 11.—A treaty of peatm
been signed between the bytt'in
and myscif, on the followik'llii;ik: The Italian
confederaby heto" be under the honorary presi
dency of the itope. The Emperor of Austria
CW1"00 . 4 his right in Lombardy to the Emper
or of the French, who transfer; them to the
King of Sardinia. The Emperor of Austria
preserves Venice, but she will form en
part of the Italian erin'cqerAtioll.' " 1
' 'N.trox.roN."
Th'AroSpatCh or the Emperor, announcing
the , conclusion of peace, was bulletined in Pa
ris on the 12th, when the French fund Im
mediately rose two and a half per cent'
The news did notVitasiiii•b: tit 'Loudon until
after the offidiiit eTosidi hotti kit; cc g oh, , tles
of which were ti, , ,m17, *:o.ei ward at 911.1, the rise
ditri!ns: ti,oJuy being ;. Ail other securities
elOsCil buoyant.
The London Daily Nricii :111:.; the lira hopes
and expectations of Itaiy nio ileceirod• Histo
rY Napoleon to strict account for hay
ing made war on false pretenses, and signed a
mockish and selfish peace. that leaves Austria
impregnably fortiaed in the heart of Northern
Italy, and commits the centre of Italy to the
patronage of the Pope.. The closer we oxlip
me this pretended pacification, the more fu
and iniquitous it appears.
WARIIINOTON Ciro', 'Al.—There W 11.9 an
1 .7 trkv,..A1 , 11.1Ty meeting of. tho Cabinn called
I, iat uridepetood•to consider the despatches just
frecei•ed• from _Minister' M'Lane, refative to
• Mexican affaitt,'
Thy ;, ‘ ui)bfirr. from tho different legations
frolic utopc bays bad several re-unions in glo
ritkation of t h e' net's of tAAU ariuistice, and
to 'slm't tVeq RiPoo4t l o.4 l of the continued
peacefftl relations among their respective sov
ereigns. The jubilant., however, did not in
clude the French, Austrian and Sardonian Min
isters, who are absent from "Wathino•L'h .
The Liberal governMent of Mexiee through
In went in the United States, has host conclu
ded a contract for the ruply ofMitileend
Sharpe rifes, and 'bellhop' and ammunition to
suit them Thc'se will be forwarded to Mexico
by the Ist of September.
It is not yet known whether the American
volunteers will be excepted, as Lerdo has not
arrived, and the instructions has therefore not
been ascertained. These warlike shores may
supersede tho necessity for extraneous aid, ex •
coo as to competent Officers, there being h.
suflicieny u 5 I,ll.)erals ready title the Yield
as the ;ink and 'fl ie. Letters have been receiv
ed hero from various quarters, the writers ex
pressing an anxiety to raise volunteers for the
service of the Liberals, any in number desired.
.EDWARD <MUM
Private News from Europe.
NEW YORK, July 23.—The Evening Post
has soon private letters just received in this
city, containing several items of news from
from Italy that have not as yet been known
hare.
VT,VBUI4OII.
The massacre at Perugia had created an in
tense excitement in ATilan, and on the 2d of
ulx the Pope ' Cardinal Antonelli, and Col.
t i c
hmicit, Were burped in ettigy on the Plaza d'
' rtdee.' '
It'is said that three thousand Sardinian sol
diers have repaired to Bologna to protect that
clty, and support the provisional government.
Massino .Icll'4zeglie had also gone to Bologna.
Tho news of the battle of Solferino created
as great a sensation at Naples as elsewhere, and
the young King at once despatched a messen
ger to the camp, to congratulate the allied vic
tors. It was further rumored that an envoy
extraordinary would bo sent to him, perhaps
to form an allegiance with the Sardinian gov
ernment.
NEW YORE., July 23.—This nft4noon, ghile
a young w t uncivl,. Virginia flteWart, was walk
ing along Br6ad'way, near Canal street, she was
shot derd by her lover, Robert McDonnell.
Her brains• were icitterea over the sidewalltk
McDonnell that — attempted to commit suicidg
by stabbing himself, but was seized by ot.
lice, and his attempt frustrated. Jealousy Is
said to have been the ruling cause of this trag
edy.
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of the Italian Confederacy.
ece.
From Washington
Her . Lover shot Her
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From Venezuela.
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, July 24th.—
The bark Rowend arrived. from Venezuela
with Paez and a number of other prominent
Venezuelians returning in consequence of po
litical troubles. Venezuela is unsettled, and
factions have divided the entire country,
continually fighting. President Castro has
appointed Liberal Ministers. Arend°, Bendon,
Echcandia and Gen. Sileo are all liriends of
the revolution. They bad sent commissioners
to the chieftains of the insurgents to treat and
make a convention. Gen. Castro's position
seemed very precarious, the public treasury
'being exhausted and confidence lost. Port
Lagmara 'nes closed when the Rowena left, the
custom house boat came after her when she was
under sail. Great difficulty was experienced
in Puerto Cabello to load vessels, there being
no working men, and the roads were blockaded
by the insurgents.
The Funeral of Hon. Rufus Choate.
BOSTON, .July 23.—The funeral ceremonies
over the body of Mr. Choate, which took place
at the Essex street church, at • eleven o'clock
this morning, was attended by a large crowd
of svmputhysing . citizens. Governor Banks,
the Judges of all our Courts, representatives
of the entire Massachusetts bar, the Mayor of
the city, and the members of the various
.branches of our municipal government, to
gether with the family and intermediate
friends of the deceased, filled the church in
every part, so that thousands of citizens were
unable to gain admittance. The funeral ser
mon was delivered by tho Rev. Dr. Adams,
the pastor of the church. At the close of the
services, the hearse . proceeded towards Cam
bridge, through Boylston and Charles street.
A large procession followed the remains to the
bridge. So impressive a funeral pageant has
seldom if ever been witnessed in this city. Mr.
Choate's remains wore interred at Mount Au
burn.
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Destructive Fire at Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, July 24.—Harrison S Wil
son's Spice Mills, on Walnut street, were dam
aged by fire this afternoon. Loss $15,000 ;
fully insured.
CO~~~C~L,
PIT'I'SDUIIGH HOARD OP S("RAI)E AND
3IERCIIANTS'
Vire President..
,T•MOS' ',4 " - - ,, ,,iY! tiVIVAND GREGG, 24
rrldture ,
N. HOLNIE.9, Jr.
Superintendent.
GEOP,GE If. THURSTON,
Committee of 4r/titration for four.
ISAIAH DICKEY, V. P.,
C. H. PAULSON, J. S. COSGRAVE,
.1. J. GI LL ESP! E, B. PRESTON.
Steamers to Arrive
SIM'S LEAVE POR DAVI
New York Southampton.. New York.... July
Steamers to Sall.
5111111 LLAVZ Tall !UT'S
Arabia- Boston Liverponl.......luly 13
liavaria.. New York Ilamburg---July 15
Vanderbilt New York Havr,..........Ju1y 16
City of Baltimure......New York......Liverpool_....July 16
ASIA. Now York f ivorpool-.....1it1y :33
Arago New York.... 1t5."7, - 4 d.. 'July 22
Weer New York - lireineti 'July '..M
Vigo.. ...... .......- ...... Nest YpLE-• Cork. dii.- • July :..
Camilla - Boston Liverpool July 27
City or.Wksbingtou...Nes - York CorkA I.iv'Fa 4 city au
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Stage of Water.
River—fniir Pot wator in tlio channel
PirrsisußGli MARKETS.
Zeportal arpravdy for Me Daily Morning Post.
Prrrsumion, July Mil, 1850.
Flour.-Still ; Sale i from More of 500 lM a. at
f4,62(.T„57:, for mupox fuo.; $4.1,15.11,Aft) 1 r 0i , .,%ft1 do, 4 171
$11,?..•.a45.0 for oT,tm
.t 11 . 4•1>usll.
Ilay...Sales 10 loads at dt "f, ton.
Feed... Sales 1 tun Itran at $l,OO 100 Ms.
011...011,4 40 bids. Lard No. 1 at 9049:ar.
Bacon... Sates 5,000 lbs. sides and plats. 1;o: - 1„:410, td!i"..(l9
for sides, and
Ntearl ...
SuKa t e..des lakds. a; 7 , , , o(iySt. , t 4
211 91.1ssam..tiales tildo., at 41e Is gal.
CislirST„.S.tlos 17 nooks at 71 , ,!..ic.
tdds:No. 1, at 11,2:3.
Beana.-Salcs 131 Ludt., at 0,1;0.
Ids. Maelterel N 0.3, at 31/. 00 .
Whisky...Sales '•; ;:,:tuned at 20,
Commercial and Financial Matters in New
York.
NEW }'ors. July lrii—The week Missed upon i‘
i.tock market. alter the imar,,hta,l3, 4,,p,ttASC to the
extraordinary loaf ,yailey mita , markets of Europe.
loot :LAttiTarty.
1.1 :i . heavy decline lgoi issittrrett, equaling,
111 .mo cite. .5 per omit.. "no oi ethers I I ; ;.st_ tar cent.
'The morning are at rather Letter price,
stye, else.+u eurrem last melting. but the
wittmm*l is
greatly wanting in , pcvalative epirit, thf.. side ae
nitin,l swum Ling to 1,, SateTi te Wei.t
rrit railroad shares were tflorisl nswily for future deliv
er,. :mil pne,e;
..„ - ,ewertilly aro easier than yesterday.
fitiletfa Ci: 3 %; Rock I , land at rib Miellioan
tointral at 411 Toledo at New York Coltrin is
which ...de, are
at but 1•10,ed
Central declined 1 per taint. In railroad
hotels the transnetiens are ,mite s
111lme
.ctinstrtmlioa h• 11 With the exception of Ten
17111Ch nr, 5 piir 4,1,t. tower. There was
no chant:, in ' , tato ittoeks. There is rather more inqui
ry fie. - omie.y tmolay. The rates of interest. however,
rcinfun m beforri. though the stipF,ly nit otter is scarcely
free as eat 1, n the week. Call loons ace s!.ifiett per
eetit. (in good • andovea.sionally 5 per neat.'rho feeling in the money Market eelierally
hardly No 001111 . 01 - lA4O tivaing ihe prOvititis' wEA•k..
The weekly bane sbiteniMit 'elosiwg reedtly Will, it is ex
pticeiti. shot, a motorail reduction inspeeie, anti lout
ar , mAgt, probably as low its $211,:100.100, \lll.lll SOple
ph., it at ri.. , 21.t , ,X , ,tVU. 'The ithipitionis of specie on Sat
iolay am I We4l)leNday, goatiuntinE r to ,52.F50,0051, and the
SZIIO.IXIO gain tif the sithdreas'iMy, la, counted against
tho banks. Busines i s on 'Change this hook Gas beet.
moitt lifisalkfakery, the prices of priii,isions and bread.
havlug sittlered n lieary decline- The piwille
news from l'ottoipe, tiouvim µp an our unsettled and
Jtegvp illitrk:et. accasionett 'tinge losses to most
wine of Which limit been tiompolivsl to realize.
1 hest forced sides have greatly aggravated the depress
sum, especially in nom. The , tieeline is 40 to OW per
barrel during the week. thegreatest being on choice
brands. The steeka, alter tho tioard, were variable, but
g e rlefl‘k t:ri orb Central closed at 3 - .0.4t
P rot taitl, at 351; "
W 4.31 Galena im,l Chicago 63!y.Mitt Mill. There were great ettlirts matte to intake cow.
tracts at sellers' option, but wttnont o.l,ceolts. Money
elteied i more in demonll. :aid upon the statement to to,, mde ivitio tiAnlciituf Atnndiiy. tutore is no eApectatlon
Of 'any redUctibri in rotes.
Foreign Markets.
Per Shame, North Briton.)
Liverpool Cotton Market—Messrs. Claie & Co's. circu
lar reports that the cotton market continued firm, the
advance noted in the circulars of Friday had been fully
sustained. The sales during the last throe Onyaamonnt
to 32.000 bales. including 4,000 to ,spe,lificitors and 3,000
hales for export. Tito, (potations for New Orleans mid
dling, is 7 1-16 c. B and for upland middling 613.16 c.
- Breadstuff—Tho hreads . niff market generally contin
tked 4iill. Richardson & Spence's circular reports that
the weather continued favorable for the crops. Flour is
very dull at mama for American. Wheat is inure
active at an improvement of Ihil2d.in the price is noted.
The quotations are; western red. 7s. 6dg.9s. 3d.; western
white, 95.(41115. 9d., Southern. 105.5402.5.
Provision.—Provisions generally haven declining ten
dency. The circulars report Pork heavy and declininit
price. Turpentine dull at 38s.
LONIWN Meant Moaner.—July- 12—There is no impor
tant change to note in the Money market, The peace
advice., had not transpired. Consols are quoted at 90.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July M.—Flour: there is a {stir demand;
pales of superfine at $4.9:,(46,00. Wheat more active, at
Nestarday'a quotations. with, some sales at better prices,
t.orh still' firm attibai,Sse. Oat_ itnehanged. Barley
hominally at Km. Rye steady at 700. Whisky firm at
24e. ProviQlons about a. last quoted Itl Priees; the de
mand is light. Eotehange ee the V•aetveryfirm, at s'g
're cent.
New York Market.
New Yntit, July Wt.—Cotton firm; sales Isoo bales at
10. c for middling uplands. Hour heavy, sales 5,000 bbls.
Wheat beam-. sales 16.000 bush; red $1.21,313. - Corn
P d' o t r l k in l e tt i :ay so y l a e t 3 s 2 l 6 s . , 'X'° 62 l ,l l) , u o m r% m res ix ii. e an d dB°flB4cl,oo yfeullowriSinBce:
lAsittlieri hemlock declined ?_,pa sales at
011 s and Hides dull. Lead steady at $5,80. Talloi firm.
Sugar tirm.
R. T. KENNEDY S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL I
.• ALLETTray. CITY,
•It. T. KENNEDY & BKO.,
WHEAT. RYE AND CORN PURCHASED.
FLQUB, CORN MEAL AND HOMINY,
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED
IN PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY. "
an7:lyd•w) TERMS, CASH ON DELIVERY
BUcKWILEAT.-200 bushels for. sale by
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Tax GOLD= Suorx—A Gall!! Hatuact• Ittioir.—lt is
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They chronicle one where the life of a lady was recently
saved—a ease of broken breast; another where the life
of a child was saved—a case • of chafing- another of a
lady whose face was much disfigured by scrofulous
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My agents have cleared over V2s,oooselling one of them..
Articles are light, cheap, easy to carry and very taking.
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them. One patent in England and one in France. Put
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Valuable Market Street and Man
chester Property for Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, in virtue of powers
conferred upon them by the will of the late Judge
Riddle, offer for sale the following excellent business
locations
A lot fronting 31 feet on Market street, by 116 feet
deep to Chancery Lane, with the two three-story busi
ness houses on Market street, n tweestrary house in the
rear, of the same, and a two-story dwelling house on
Foiath street- The lot has a front of :14 feet on Fourth
street, by 60 feet deep on Chancery Lane. This proper
ty, from its hirgo front on two streets, offers a favorable
opportunity to business rnen desiring a good business
location.
In order to accommodate purchasers, the Fourth
street, extending back on Chancery Lane 30 feet, sill be
sold separately from the Market street property.
Also, a lot of ground in the borough of Manchester,
having a front on Locust street of 34 feet, ands depth o
100 feet 5 inches, being bounded on one side by Lackey
alley. on which is_ evicted a brick dwelling house of two
stories, with a portico in front, and having appurtenant
thcrmit &convenient in-house and smoke house, and a
stable and carriage house on the other aide of Leckey
alley; this property la - now In the occupancy of Captain
Miller. TllO above property will be sold upon terms
greatly conducive to the interests of purchasers, WMO9
relate to price and time of payment, as the Executors
are anxious to close up the atfalm of the estate. For
further particulars, price, terms, tr apply to either of
the subscribers, or to it tiII'PHBERT. Agent, Market
street, PittsbArgh; JOSEPH P. GAZZAtd,
(Mice, No. 24, Sixth street.
CHARLES SEALER, Att4. at Law,
Jyl4.3wthtv Offmc, 81 Fourth street.
- -
THE LOTALHANNA HOUSE,
LATROBE, PENN'A.
THIS LARGE AND WELL VENTIL
LATED HOUSE, pleasantly located within a few
yard of the Penn'a. Railroad, is now open for the re
ception of summer visitors. A fine ten-pin alley has
recently been erected on the premises, and tine fishing
atiorde4 near by. 4 U [reins stop here. Charges moderate.
jyl3,tm:wam CHAS. W. FISHER, 'Proprietor.
T ILENEW PARK!
"DENNY'S GROVE," recently fitted up as
IRON CITY
Is now open for the accommocation of Pleas-
ure Parties, &c.
ICE CREAM ANI:k R,EFIMiEUMENTS.
JO' A Ilm4 Music always in attendance. A good
covered platform for dancing.
jelfrnaiv-tf " HOEVELER k MILLER.
REMOVAL,
W. & D. HIIGUS
.
H AVEREMOVED, TO NO. 69 MAR
KET street, corner of Fourtibhere removee
main till the first of Sentember,when chef - will to
their new store now being built at the old stand, corner
of Fifth and Market streets. nay•k•im
PE LI QUORS.—Faluili,s can buy a
PURE
of Rhine, Port, Madeira. Teneritre, Sherry or
Malaga Wine. Also, CotiSnao Itrantly of different brands,
very . t;4 Atowiligaltela Whisk - s, Cbamgn in quart,
pint and and, half pint bottles; reduction modeby dozen
or'italf dozen, All the above for sale by the quart or
N. li.—Thof..e wishing adulterated liquors need, not
call. L.l':lCliEl3fr,,,i,
ap2Mly-mo
I ',Xl Third street.
. . .
PRUNES.—.i oases M glass jars ;
4 4o in fancy boxes;
s:casks Turkish;
50 kegs for Cooking.
Just received and for Nile by
REYNTER 6 ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wood Areal.,
mylB Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
CLOTH BRUSIIES.,—A, pica assortment
of Cloth 'Brush!), ca,`, hand andd - for sale by
L. WILCOX,-
apil, - Corner - of Smithfield and Fourth Streets.
1859. . N TO E ,";-, p.',' 9 SDTB J. L
° . F Uen FD. o ß r E snl; e
DIREC
TS
A R. WELDIN,
i)8 C 3 Wood str.oet, near Fourth.
pIIIIW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS,
A 1..ty 1 0 lot of Spring and Summer Goods, °oxe
'sing all the latest styles, now opening at
iolo C. HANSOM LOVE S, 74 Market street.
Juplu Ns' 01 N TALENT.-2, gross for sale
by B. 1... FARNESTOCK k CO.,
ivl No. CA ooruer Fourth and Wood streets
ILE; PANS, Lineu Fans, Pain - Ilea Fans,
_in great variety,
j a ( 1 0.
noßsm
T Itlnrket street.
1) IFLES.—JUST RECEI VED, A VERY
lA, cornrrehen•tre addition to our t...1t,c14 of Riles,
winch ~in be sold at very low rates,
CARTWRIGHT la YOUNG,
ntyllS No. SO Wood street.
FOUNDRY .NEETAL-am tons extra No
1 Anthrscao, very soft, for salo by
sp2.o JOHN MOORHE&D.
TOBAcco. of various gac4 brands, in
store and for sale bf
gIiv.gLAND.& CONNOR,
inyib 107 Liberty street.
S10i; AND GINGHAM SUN UMBREL
LAS, at great bargains. EATON, CREE t CO.,
FIXAIt and Market strews.
Fr RA V ELING SEXTS Collars and Sleeves
selling at melt, at
JOSEPH HORNE'S, 77 Market st.
FINE FRENCH COLLARS--A choice lot
to select from, at New York cost, at
iyo JOS. HORNS S, 77 Market street
%IWO BUILDING LOTS, ON ALFRED
A. STREET, Wilkinsbureb, for sale; price for both,
$3OO. . ( jel4l S. CUTHBERT A SON. 51 Market st
FOUH THIRTY-ONE
AND THIRTY-O PENN STREET. .koolt at No. 431. For sale by
letta CUTIII - 11,RT &SON, 51 Market street.
TT OUP SKIRTS:, lIOOP SKIRTS—From
1 II 75 cents, to the Wiest Expansion, at
15'd JOSEPH HORNE'S, 77 Market street.
Ti - Alit 131ifISITES AND COMBS—A good
g g assortment of all kinds, at
iY 9 JOS. HORNE'S, 77 Market at.
CEESE.—A prime lot of Western Re
serve Cheese received, 515.1 fox sate bY
illS -
JAMES A. FF:TZER,
corner Market and First streets.
USANESS - CARD CASES, - new style, for
sale by J. R. WELDIN,
jeal 09 Wood street, near Fourth.
a HILL TOOTH PICKS, for sale by
J. R. WELDIN,
j G 3 Wood street. near Fourth
el, !
____..
CASES GARB. MAGNESIA just received
9
and for sale by BECKLLAIkt & KELLY,
Allegheny City.
HERRING. -5 0 barrels for Fnlo by --
joie IL 11. COLLINS.'
ANNUAL DlGEST.—Brightly's Purdon's
Annual Digests, from iMay 28, 1853, to May 'A 18.59.
jyls SAT lc CO. 55 Wood street.
NEW DOMESTIC AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS are beinK received almost daily.
'l5 C. HANSON LOVE, 74 SG*rket st.
HE IRON MANUFACTURER'S GUIDE
T
—To tho Furnaces, Forges and Rolling 31ills P.,
the United States, with discussions of Iron al, a chemi
cal element, au American ore, and a manufactured arti
cle, in commerce and in history; by J. P. Lesly. With.
maps and plates. [le2o RAF ,t CO., 65 Wood Street.
WINES.-
25 eases Cliequot quarts Champagne Wine
s do do pts do do •
30 baskets Peas Ileictseiek'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 Medoe Claret • do
to do Ladies' Catawba ' do
15 do do Ginger din
In store, and for sale by
ap% MILLER k RICKETSON
DE LA RUE & CO.'S LADIES' ENVEL
orTs—A arses and qualities, for sale by
J.E. WELDD.Z,
je..13 . G 3 Wood street near Penni).
OAP.-100 boxes Buffalo Soap for sale by
S
je'2l HENRY H. COLLINS.
COUNTING HOUSE, S C R . QOL AND
POCKET INKSTANDS.—A, great variety at
jelo RAY i C 0.13,66 Wood street
CHEESE,—.3OO boxes prime Cutting for
. saleby ijeol . H. H. COLLINS.
SPECIA CORKS, for Fruit Jars, assorted
size, for sale by B. L. FAUN - I:STOCK d CO., •
jeM No. 60, corner Fourth and Wood sts.
BAN K ERS' CASES ND POCKET
A Boolis—A Nil assortment ae
4 03 NAY t CUP, a Wood street,
'~:
-;.'., ,
gaguerran Sdkdes.
ROQEIRS'
Anibrotype and PhOtograpb
7168T . P2IXIIXE
GALLERY - ,
No. 70 vim. street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
tice P hotograPhs, colored or plain; taion at abort no
,
SMat Eastern prices, and warranted equal to them.
ALL PICTURE:3
colored in Oil. ENLARGED To Luz RlEE,and
•
A DfB BOTYPBS,_
A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN BE yfAo As Low
AB AT ANY FIRST CLAss, ESTABLISH
MENT IN TEE COUNTRY, AT
~__ ~_~
IFE-SIZE,
IMPERj,
Colored in Oil, Pastelle, or ylain, In-thatnost artistic
style, and at Eastern prices.
WALL'S GALLERY,
Jones' Building, Fon;th stieet.
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
•
AND
SMELTING WORKS; •
PARK, lIPCIIRDY 41c .00
MANIJFACTUREES OF SHEATHING;
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bot
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Spelter Solder, &c., alio
porters and dealers in Metals. Tin PR 1
Sheet Let Iron,
Wire, & e. Constantly on hand. Tinmen's nd
Tools. Warehouse. No. 149 First, and .I.2oSeoond str es
ee a ts,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cut any clo
ned pattern.
my2itlydaw
VINEOAR. I
UTARRANTED Pure and Un- -
adulterated, and to . 1 1QP•frA.VE ,
Pickles for years, the BalTlo that r have
sold to a minority of the Pittsburgh Gro
cers for ?mass Tans, and which has taken
Three First Premiums •
Pehnsylvania State Fairs, I am now of.
fering e the city and country trade at
greatiy_reduced prices.
Please order direct. Terms Cash.
• A. BALLOU,I46 Water street,
between Smithfield and Grant,'
Pittsburgh. Pa.
r•=1 1 1
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWANDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT'
POE TEC BA'S Cat
Flour, Grain, Bacon, I.ard, Butter, Seed
Dried Fruit and Produce Generally,
CORNZR, ali e MARKET AND PIDsT 13111101713,
PITTSBURGH, PA. -
Run. so—Francis G. Bailey,Esq., William Dilworth,
S.
Sr., Cuthbert Son, PittSburgh, Boyd & Ott, Betaken
& Swearingen, S. Brady, Cash. M. & List k
Howell, Mangle & Co, George W. Anderson, Donlon,
Paxton k Co.. Wheeling. urysin,,,/
p---
ra - rwm 1110 3 7'l
FOUNDRY,
H. WIGHTBIAA' s
MANUFACTURER OF - -
Etigiaw, Elfiafttreg Paßieg
Boring MachineN steam
Mortice liiachiwe, •
Gear Vibeels,
etc. etc.
Orders promptly attended to
as:ly
CALDWELL & BRO.,
BOAT FURIVISITERS dDltelLBl2B IN
Manilla, Hemp and Cotton Cordage:
.oaku Moly I . 2osin and
Tarpaulin, Thick, light and ar,
Hwy Drillm Oils ;
ik mt te..
Spray Noe. CS Water. and 75 sta.
New Livery Stable.
AVING OPENED LIVERY
-in the rear of the CottHo corner of Irwin
street and Doquesne Wayand pureltased floe lot of
Horses, Buggies and Carriages, I iroulifriei :. megthaly so.
lick the patronage of my frionth and public ge.wWy,
assuring them that they can be aced mmws at the
most reasonable rates, hate made such arningunents
that persons wishing their horses Itet, can be well ac
commodated, . NEIL BRACHIA-NH,
ap2...3na Scott House. Pittebecrgh,
BARGAINS IN
SECOND-RAND F/A.2108.
One 6 Octave r , Rosewood Case, Iron Frame; Made b 7
Chickering & Sons; only two years old. ,
One 6% Octave, Rosewood Case, round- corners; made -
by Hallett & Davis. - -
One W. Octave, Rosewood, carved desk; made by Nu=
& Clark.
,
One 6 Octave, Mahogany Case, n ado by Nuns &Clark.
One 6 " . Mao:. Co.
One 6 " " " Gerrl'it2 rm lmon
One 6 " . Rosewood " " Pape.
One 6 " Mahogany " Albrecht
One 63. c " " " Loud & Brix
One 6 " " " " " :German make.
One 5 " "
" Clemenn:
One 6 " " " Clementi.'
For sale by
JOHN H. IIfF.T,LOR,.
81 Woodlitrent
A PLEASANT ItESIDENCE FOR SALE
—4.lf 76 feet front on south avenue, Aileghenly. 11S
about 250 deep to Itcheem street, having lb gad two.
story family mansion. well arrarigod (or comfort anit
convenience; portico, hall and eight rooms, !mai room,.
hot and cold water, gas -in all the rooms:: a Wick dab'
and carriage house; shade trees and shrubbery- The.
whole is in good order, and will be sold at a bargain..
Terms easy. Immediate poesessdon can be bad.. •
jots S. OOTHBE,RT & SON. 51 Market'street.
ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND FOR
c, SALE, V 2 flexes in cultivation, balaneein voids,
a small dwelling house, stable, garden, /hut a lie/era 4
ing spring of plod water. Situate at saran miles from
the eitv, and one mile from Clifton Station. Price sl#oo.
Terms - -$7OO in hand, and ron in one TT eem
L 1y1.4 S. CUTHBEItT SON,sl.atarsetat.
CIREAT INDUCEMENTS are now o , er
ed to those who wish to by
130.NNET RIBBONS, FANS, . .
SUN UIiAItIFELLi%
EMBROIDERIES AND TRIMMLNAGS, at -
C4P.NER A PALMER'. ;
jyt.: 78 Market street.
. F iSti-201) packages Lake Herring g ;
Ivo do 'White Fish:
100 do. Trout;
150 do 'Mackerel' _. •
75 do Herring.
For kde by rjelB . l FIMMY It counts
rIOA L OIL ! COAL OIL ! COAL OIL
100 lib's refined Burning Coal Oil for
B. sallAnt
C. J. EL /3A
CIEOK BOOKS--Ou the various Banks
and Brokers in the eilv For sale by
ele KAl' & C 0.055 Wood street.-
J UST PUBLISHED—GRANT'S Cikaak
J VOLUME I.—Reports of cases argued in the &s
promo Court of Pennsylvania. By Benjamin Grant.
For sale by (jell) KAY * CO.. 55 Wood street.
IDAIRE OLIVE OIL, suitable for table, War
ranted fresh, for sale by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
je3o corner Diamond and Maker. et.
ACKINU BO X ES-100 second handl
Packing Bozos for sale by
je9 W. P. IifABBILLIZ l Ca
_
20 BBLS. ENGLISH . VENETIAN
for sale by 7, BECYcliAlf et KELLY,
3 . Alle • ben
TONIC CHOCOLATE
Wyeth's Tonic Choetilate Drops, "
of pure iron anti
chocolate, highly - esteemod for their tome infinenee, in
imparting strength and a healthy color to inselids,espe•
chilly for females and children.. For sale by
L. WILCOX,
Corner Smithfield and FMlith Streets.
yitDIA77 - RUBBER GOODS, INKSTANDS,
Rulers, Penholders . Pens, Paper Rtavea,"Petiails.
ocket Inkstands, Pocket Books, Bankerividwa,
for sale by IV. & HAVEN -
jel3 Corner Wood & Third & Market & Second' Ai.
cTADfES HOLMES &.00.,..E'0rk Paekers
ley and dealers in Bacon, Lard, Bugar - CtiodiPan4
Ac., corner of FIRST AND MARKET STREETSp:
felo,ly Fittstanc.k.
AT T A PRICE—A, VERY LOW PRICE—
Will be sold a comfortable two story frame dwel
ling of five rooms, with a large lot of . grounti fiNnlingen.
two streets, in Allegheny City. Apply to .
jell S. CUTIIBMT Alt SON., 51 Ideresteteet-
CINCINNATI SUGAR CURED 'RAMS
and Dried Beet, to tierces to arrive r antamtv
Eteknont, at HAWORTH DEO
a. . in the Diarnen
500LBs. WHITE MUSTARD SEED
just received and for sale .
BECKHAM &
jeW ' elle :hen
nn GALLONS FLAXSEED OIL for sale
LikPL.' by BECKIIAM A Kr l l4Y,
roya Alleghealr 017
DLASTIC MOROCCO AND - SILK BELTS,
..1124 by EATON, CEEB k CO.
4 fifth and Markettda.
CIENTS' FIJRNISILING GOODS, an ele
vi gant assortment. EATON, MEE .CO.,
jy4
POTATOES. -1W bushels Red Potatoes,
received and for sale by JAS. A. FETZER,
J' corner Marketand First streets.
ICE.-15 tes prime Rice now
and for sale by
apZ3
MILLER I RICREMIN
ERRY k CO.'S NO. 29 PENS—For
by lt =ADM
AND MEDILIDI
.1 ORS canna, a.