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VOLUME XVII
be pila u post.
JAMES P. BABE,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Trim :—Daily, Five Dollars per year, strictly in ad
lance. Weekly, Single aubscriptions .Two Dol
lars per year; in Clubs of five, One Dollar.
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
Pittsburgh, Rol Wayne and Chicago Itailivad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. Crestline. Ft. Way
Express Train. ..... .-1115 A. M. 6:50 A. M. 141 p. m
Mall. Train.- 0:50 A. M. . . ..
Rap - toss - .:. A r rive o P. M. A.: k
_ . at Chicago:
Express,. 447 P. M. Express, 8,17 A. M
Returning,arrive at Pittsburgh:
Mall, 845 P. M. I Express, 3:30 P. M. I Express, 2 : 20 A. M
• (From Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
New Brighton Accommodation.. 9:30 A. Ar Sao
.. 605 A. M. 1.210 P. AI
Pennty/rania Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
.... 840 P. M. 146 P. M.
. 250 A. M. 11:50 P. M.
CIO P. M. 12:20 A. M. I
Express Train..
Ms' - •
'Fast Line . ...
The Johnstown Way Passenger
Train 6:00 A. M. 110 P. M.
John.stawn Accommodayon..... 250 P. M. 11:00 A. AL
rind Turtle Creels " A. Al. 6:50 A. M
Bacon& 4:30 P. M. 1230 A. Si.
Third ' "
..... 620 P. M. 8:15 P.M
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.and aumellsrille Rallroad.
. • (Fromliberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Amves.
•Alall Train.. 7.00 A. M. 8:15 P. M
;Express Trani... . 4:30 P. AL 8:45 A. M
Cleadand and Pittsburgh Railroad
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
...Leaves. Arrives.
Express Train- 12.15 A. Si. 2.40 A. M.
Fast - Ting ...
Trai. 6.25 AM. 4.00 P. M.
IAS P. M. 8.30 P. M.
Wellsville - Accommodation. 6.00 P. Si 11.00 A. M.
.. • Pittsburgh, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
(From Liberty and Grant streets.
Leaves tits. Colarnbus. Air. in Cin.
Fast Line_---..12.16 A. M. 800 A. M. 11.30 A. M
Express Train.. 1.05 P. M. 130 A. M. 7.30 A. Af
Attempted Assassination and Surrender of
the Suspected Party.
On• Saturday morning, shortly after mid
night, some passers by in the vicinity of Fed
eral street and the Diamond; Allegheny. were
accosted by, Mrs. Kerr, wife of Mr. John
Kerr, who lives over Pressley's drug store, on
Federal street, informing them that her bus.
band had been stabbed. They followed her up.
stair' s,..and found the statement correct, and
summoned a physician, Dr. Kerr, a brother of
the wounded man, who found a severe wound
in the abdomen. It had been indicted with an
dirk knife, which Mr. Kerr himself drew from
the wound, having been awakened by the blow.
Fortunately the wound is not a dangerous one,
the weapon having struck one the ribs and
glanced old'. :
ladder was found in front of the house,
vrtilch.tbe would-be assassin had evidently as.
centred; and entered by one of the windows,
which partially raised. A small sum of
money was taken from the pockets of Mr.
Kerr, of course, before the blow was struck.
SuSpicion fell upon a brother of Mrs. Kerr,
named Robert Brooks. He is a young man of
about nineteen, of bad habits, and has been in
the Honsai of Refuge. Mr. Kerr and his wife
have heath been.assidanous in their efforts to re
claim - hitri.- He had a difficulty with the
former a few days before, when Mr. Kerr
threatened to return him to the House of Ref-
WtElfinXSOarded a hotel opposite the resi 7
denbik,of hii' brother-in-law, where be was seen
after midnight, in the yard, shortly before the A
occurrence. ' " " '
' The Allegheny police were informal of the
'Fireman t Was Isi'uedyr The arrest
youtig Brooks, for whom diligent search
inemede during Saturday afternoon and Sun
day but without success. On Saturday, he sent
a comrade to the hotel for some clothing which
he had left there, stating that .he was going
away ori - a steamboat. On Monday morning
he made his appearance at the Mayor's office,
and surrendered himself, saying ho had learned
there ,was a warrant out for his arrest. Ho
neither' , acknowledged nor: denic&;llii3 act.
Mayor Morrison cbroriaitted him to , jail to an
s'Wer a cilarge'of sissidult and battery with in
tent to kill.
fiaxponn's OPER.A TaOTIPPL-4.11 who are
ford - of real, genuihe humor, dhoulliMake
epeitiV to fiait gyertiog, where
~ant Sanford, a veteran in .Vthiopiao minstrel
sYt Wilt give, with - his mammoth troupe, com
prising -eighteen performers, opera troupe,
brass band, and the Sanford Children, one of
his drawing-room entertainments. The house
was well filled last evening, and with such a
company as Sanford has-collected, we do not
wonder at it. Kavanagh will make you laugh
in spite of yourself; Duey and Vonbonhorst
are, equally as good; Carncross is a fine singer.
Sanford himself is almost an entire company,
andwe cannot well see how they can , fail to
please. The burlesque on Piccolomini is very
gdod, and Dick Sliter, the champion, seems to
;Aiwa lost. sums of his elasticity. Go to-night,
by - all , .rdemns• •and tee thein. -1 .; •
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TEA.CHEES L' THE THIHD "WARD SCHOOL.-
4rti*E'9fitrag of the
,Thiid 'Ward School Di
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tori, 1201. on 'friday evening, the following
141 P ifeEe Selecteit for the net session :
nnemai, David DennisOM Post Assistant,
' E. Nicole; room No. 18, Miss Lizzie
Dunlap; No. 12, Miss Sarah Wallace; No. 11,
Miss, 'Rebecca Cocain; No. 10, Miss Mary
Moore. No. 9, Miss Martha J. Graham; No. 8,
Miss Sarah Hunter; No. 7, Miss Hester John
ston; No. 6. Miss .Annie Patterson; No. 6,
Miss Emma Case; No. 4, Miss Martha Gregg,
and ,Missj Mary Taggart; No. 8, Miss Heppe
-Wilkins and Mai Aggie Duncan; No. 2, Miss
Ella P. Mason and Miss Elizabeth J. Richard-
Bon; No. 1, Miss Emma M. Young and Isabel
la M. Hudspeth. The Board assessed a build
ing taz of three mills on the dollar. . .
TRIED IT AGAIN.—Ann Reynolds, the un
fortunate woman who has sel - gal times at
tempted o . 4iftimit.stilcide, made .anaher ef
foit to l destroY , herself, ion 'Friday. n'Having
b . hen discharged from prison 614 Fridayworn
liri!emeae4, fu the . afternoon , to'Mc
aa books, mfd threw:* herspir mkt the deep
-star- 9.Peisit•ethrrtnoutli of Qhartio!s:Preek.
pe opsef7e c f roan 'id it` - skiff; who
"re'scited her, though' she 'strtiggle4
ngainst him. After getting into the skiff and
WWI° being rowed to the shore, she endeavor
ed to jump into the river more than once. She
was taken to the Allegheny watch-house, and
committed tojnil by Mayor Morrison. The
woman is evidently insane and should be sent
to the Hospital.
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0811TAIN ormENs baring made complaint
y n eavertiiii the ysiltractorti of the
a' Mel Or Rairway Were riotVonstruct
t4 their Sewers of inifqcient capacity to carry
off the stater, and also that in- Many owe s
the frcim th°l 3 9Titili /If tt i q B Y .e Pt the
gutters was tho steep for safe y, e, in company
with a portion of the Street Committee, and
the 'Recording Regulator, traversed the work
on-Monday morning, who, finding matters to
be as represented, made such an arrangement
with the Company as will obviate the difticul
py, py.,wl/19h the ilegAlator to inspect
the work daily,,and have the paving, sewers,
and crossings properly constructed.
AN trinisiir Dapostropor. week or ten
days since, a German, named Philip Zimmer
-1A113,.. Ate city Or§ few claph sar alti
rara, gtvulg in charge to a friend, one rhilip
Weidel, his recount book with the Pittsburgh
Trust Company, where he had on deposit some
two hundred dollars in gold. On his return he
foinid hie friendhad proved unfaithful to his
trust, having drawn his hard earnings out of,
the Trust Company. and , left for Ohio: Zim
mormap was seeking reljress (g . ttle law pester-.
sap at a magistrate's otafft, who ipformed aim.
ttdrr 4 Be - •
eel, his recourse was el; the Trust Compile'',
Daownro.—A. laboring man, whose name
•we did not learn; was drowned in the Yough
iogheny river, near .IdcQuiston's,coel
at Coulteriiille, on the Pittsburgh and Con
stelbwille Railroad, on. Friday of last week: Re
was ticising_the river with his two little bop
And two barrels of dour, during a high :wind;,.
*hen a barrel fell overboard, in endeavoring
to recover.: which the man lost_ his' balance.; v
gobitottiativer, and did not raise again to
Surface: his body . wsus recovered half an
hour 7 afterwaids.vife and two
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The City Councils held their regular month
ly meeting last evening.
In Select Council, Mr. Hardman, in absence
of Mr. M'Aubley, was called to the chair.
:A petition from citizens of the Seventh Ward,
for gas pipes on Marion street, was referred to
Gas Committee. C. C. concurred.
A petition, numerously signed, was present
ed, praying the councils to enforce the ordi
nance against huckstering, which was recited
in the petition. Referred to the Market Com
mittee with power to act. In C. C. a like pe
tition was similarly referred. C. C. concurred.
A resolution authorizing the Water Comma
tee to lay water pipes in — Marion street, trot..
Pennsylvania avenue to Locust street, was re
ferred to Water Committe. C. C. concurred.
The report of the Pittsburgh Gas Company
for the year 1859, was accepted and placed on
file. C. C. concurred.
The action of this Council onan ord! , ,
nanee granting certain privileges to the Alle
gheny Valley Railroad Company, of June
29th, having been non-concurred in by Com
mon Council, the S. C. receded and concurred
with C. C.in referring it to a special Committee.
Tho Street Committee, to whom was referred
an ordinance for the extension of the Cherry
alley sewer, reported against the extension ;
also asking an additional appropriation of
$l,OOO for roparing and cleaning streets, and
$l,OOO more for sewerage. The report was
accepted.
Accompanying was a resolution, transferring
$2,000 from contingent fund, $l,OOO to each•
of the-funds named in the report. Referred to
Finance Committee, with power to act. C. C.
concurred
A report from the Street Committee, setting
forth that the Citixesn' Passenger Railway
Company were putting down culverts too
small to carry off the waste water, was adopted.
The following resolution, which accompani
ed it, was read three times andpassed;
Resolved, That the buildersirof the Citirens'
Passenger Railway be and are hereby directed
and required to put down, at their cost, under
the supervision of the Recording Regulator, at
all the street crossings traversed by their rail
way, cast iron culverts similar in width and
depth to those now used by the city at the
crossings of Penn and Wayne streets.
An ordinance, offered by Mr. Ward, for the
grading, paving and setting of curb stones on
Carroll street, from Penn to the north side of
Smallman street, was read three t>tnes and
passed. C. C. concurred.
Mr. Blair presented a petition from citizens
of the Fifth Ward, asking for the lowering
of thegrade of Pike street, between Factory
and Adams street; also one from Messrs. J. ,t
H. Shoenborger, asking the privilege of alter
ing the grade at their own expense. loth
were referred to ibe gtieet Committee. C.
non-concurred aTfreferied to sipeet
tee and Recording Begulaicir, v r ith power to
act, and S. C. recede). and concurred.
The Select Committee, to whom was referred
the ordinance relative to the Allegheny Valley
Raslroad, reported that they had made a sur
vey of the streets on which the ordinance ac
companying the report contemplates thelaying
of rails, and have taken into consideration the
interests of all partied
The accompanying ordinance provides for a
double track along Butler street (which is six
ty feet wide), to Allegheny, and thence with a
single track along O'Hara street to the depot
grounds, "between Columbus and Harrison
streets ; thence to curve by Harrison or Etna
street to Pike street; thence' to the canal
bridge with a single track. It restricts the
company to a speed of Tout mhos pfiirhoar in
the'city, and the use of coke in locomotives,
and obliges them to keep the streets in repair
The company have made such arrangements
with the property-holders on Butler street, as
will make it thirty feet wide. Ordinance read
three times and passed.'
A communication from Mayor Weaver, in
forming the Councils thatthe city Councils` of
Cincinnati would be in Pittsburgh on the aft
of August on their , way to Philadelphia, and
suggesting that suitable arrangements be made
for their reception, was accepted and placed on
file.
A rhsolation was passed appointing a com
mittee of two from Select and three from Com
mon Council to make arrangements for , the ap
propriate reception - of the Cotencilmeti of cur
sister ' Iresirs.Thltifis an d If eidintin
appointed (2 . 4) behalf of S., C. gesolUtion not
reached in C. C.
Deferred Business.—A resolution to extend
water mains on Webster street and Roberts
street, passed in C. C. June 27th, was concur
red in.
A resolution requesting the Diamond Market
House Association to make to Councils a print
ed statement of their receipts and expendi
tures, since the organization,was non -concurred
in, and on motion of Mr. Ward, amended by
requiring the association, if reimbursed for
'their outlay for improvements, to - transfer the
market house buildings to the city forthwitb.
4 reference to.Vinance Committee of a pe
tition of dagueriban artists "for proteetton
against itinerants was dontUrredin. '
The Select COuneil, in 'Cori'side'ring a report
of the Committee on Claims and Accounts, re
fused to concur i 9 portion ornmendipg the t•upeal p. that portion of a
certain ofdlnanceauthoriaing the correction of
paving assessments. Resolutions authorizing
the Controllor to draw his warrants in favor of
Samuel Allender, for making alterations and
corrections in paving assessments,for $l5O, and
Chas. H. Armstrong, for $25,25, for filling up
Butler and Morton streets; visaed July Gth, in
C. C. were concurred in.
A resolution directing the Wharf Master to
notify . ; the owners of the hulls in the Mononga
hela river, to remove them forthwith, or to
collect wharfage for the time they remain,
passed July sth in C. C., was concurred in.
A report of the Street Committee,received in
C. C., July sth, relative to the break in the
Pennsylvania A-venue sewer, was ae3ePtill
in S. C. and ail 'escompaying reselution ap;
provit* thii action of: skid Committee in
providing for its immediate repair, was con
curred in.
A petitition for a crib along that, portion of
the Mlegheny syhnrf between , C 4 lttir
Hand'Etreets; , srefbrred ih C. C: 'July . M.h; to
Cominitiee'On 41leghenY . W.t:utrf, iya4 ccinnnr
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red =4.
A referenpe of An Appeal of A. .lifcMasters,
from city assessment,referred to Finance COM
mittee, in C. C. July sth, was concurred in.
Adjourned.
In Common Council, Mr. Erma in the chair.-
A bill of Thos. J. Keenan, Prothonotary of
the Sqpreme Court of Beria.lsylvpiitt; drsls,
for costs in'suiti tikaih n st Wei citi; Viii - referred
to committ.q* 9 r t (Mai, ei9l4 . 4ecoantl.
conculicht' ' "
A communicating 'yas ;n4Ol fin ti t tbe qtreet
ccitomit i tfq4,l4fgrraipg pp,upp9s o§t the break
in tta enneylyarue avenue sewer occurred in
the portion belonging to the Btate. 1; 04 4 an d
ordered tube Med. 8. C: concurred.
A resolution was passed, authorizing the
Wharf Committee to take into consideration
the propriety of advertising for proposals to
remove the wrecks of the burned steamers On
the 4onougalic,la Wlirigf-=-Kioalving separate
bids for oath wreck) Read Mica . tinier ittni
passed. S. C. concurred:
An ordinance was passed, repealing as much
of an ordinance as related to notice, antLoce
mandfor I.ayments of asSaslme;ntifillyitailtg
eittrhsvftig, antrefoviding that inste of no
tices being served upon delinquents by the city
constables, it &hall bp the duty of. the ..City
Treasurer to give public ntfee in all of the
city dailies, immediately after the passage' of
this ordinance
,and annually thereafter during
the first week o ' f July, and that all delinquents
who. have not paid up within three trialltlet
thereßfter,sitall be proceeded t. age net qco . ostimg
tl iiiiitisiiiva
,? law. ..S. C. conCurfe 1 '
.4 petition' of ikbert Mrs.
littibon, Wilting a correction at .
merits, was referred to Finance" Cora
with power to act ; S. C. concurred. ...-...,,
After the transaction of some further busi: . e
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CoriarELLeviLLE Ramnown.--On Wednes
day, Messrs. Morrison Jr Co., contractors for
the work upon the Connellsville Railroad, from
this city to Port Perry, awarded their sub.con
tracts as follows: Section one, that nearest the
city, was awarded to Messrs. Wilson & Hick
man ; section two, to P. F. Howley; section
three, R. M.acgovern ; section four, Howley &
Machgan ; section five, Nelson & Richmond;
section six, Carrigan, Costello & Co.; section
seven, R. Macgovern; section eight, Bernard
Rafferty; sections nina and ten, John Low;
section eleven, Robt. Dickson & Co.
The work will be proceeded with immedi
ately.
Tuz Philadelphia Bulletin complains of the
existence of savages in that city—savages ani
mated by an infernal desire to be guilty of the
meanest mischief that is conceivable. This
savagery is particularly demonstrated on every
thing that is of a public and ornamental na
ture. If anything especially neat is presnted
where it should gladden the public eye, it is
almost certain to be malignantly defaced.
These aro branches of the tribe of savages of
which the Bulletin speaks, in most of our
cities and villages, and how civilization is to
exterminate them, is a problem we are not
prepared to solve; but it might bo well to
commence with police vigilance,
CONDUCTORS ON THE CITIZENS' PASSENCIER
RAILROAD.—Tho following conductors wore
appointed hug night by the Directors of the
Citizens' Passenger Railroad Company: John
F. Means, John Kennedy, John W. Barns,
Alexander Hay, C. F. Hughes, John Morrison,
George W. Irwin, Henry Stoner, F. D. Moore,
John D. Herron, Wilt Ripply, A. J. Murray,
George Kothrock, James. M'Giliveray and T.
M. Little.
The cars are expected to be running on the
road from the 10th to the I,sth of August.—
Tha number of applicants for conductorship
waa one hundred and ton.
NSW Num.—We have received from the
publishers, Messrs. Oliver Ditson & Co., Roc.
ton, a package of new music, oomprising the
following: Gen Garibaldi's Galop, by A. Si
las ; Sadie Yacht ClubScottische, by Alphonse
Ledue; a new song by C. M. Tracy, Ah! Why
sing the Song of Pleasure ; another by Steph.
Glover, Yes, I'll wed tarn, Mother Dear; and
a beautiful ballad by R. S. Pratten, Too late!
too late! This popular music is for sale by
John H. Mellor, No. 81 Wood street.
Tnz elegant oil paintings to be sold to-mor
row morning at ten o'clock, in Davis' second
flooor sales room, .ti o. &4 Fifth street, will be
Open all day, and this evening, to examination
by the 0411 F. This collection eou s lits of en
tirely pow piepei from those in former
skies, and fisitops will' find Quit an hour or
two can he pleasantly spent in enjoying these
beautiful productions of art, many of them
being superior copies from celebrated pictures
by old masters.
Nusaascn--A colored individual, named
Henry Scotia, residing in the Seventh Ward,
was before Mayor Weaver yesterday, charged
with nuisance in burying a dead horse in so
shallow a receptacle that tho odor arising from
the carcass offended the olfactories of the
neighbors. He said it was hard to pay a heavy
fine, as the horse had been poisoned, and his
shoes afterwards stolen, and ho was according=
Iy hold to bail for further hearing to-day.
REUBCCA PIP ER, anti patharine O' air, a
womah residing hi her Emuse, were before the
Mayor yesterday, charged with keeping a dis
orderly house on High street, where there was
a general row and ..hreaking things " on Sun
day, whereupon corciplaiat was made. They
were held to bail, aftWra hearing, in which the
fact was proven, in the sum of one hundred
dollars each for their appearance at Court.
ittixTiNo.—The Com
mittee of the Trustees have made arrangements
with the Allegheny Valley Railroad to have
extra trains run every day during the Camp
Meeting, except Thursday the 11th. Excur
sion tickets will be issued from all stations en
the road. No trains will leave on the tiabbath.
Canal boa& will leave the basin; near ''l''enn
street, on Slonday and TUesibiy evehiiigs.
Tux workmen making e;calations for the
addition to Ili Westnrn Penitentiary, have ex..
blamed a number of bones, dead bodies, &c.,the
remains of prisoners who died in the institutiob,
and were buried in the lot.. One coffin, nearly
now, had evidently been opened and the body
removed, as nothing was found in it but the
romnonts of a shroud. The bodies aro to be
reinterred in another enclosure.
HARPER for August is to band, and is, as
usual, entertaining. The first article is an il
lustrated one, "The Cruise of the Essex,"
followed by two others, ."K Forest !Rory,"
and "The Musicians of.our Woods," with de
scriptive optomological Must:rations. All the
contents are worthy ofperusal. For sale by
Messrs. Ligrit 4 gato r , 441Pqnic
ATLATIC 1 1. 0. N7FLT-ip August num
ber 'of this magaline has bean sent us by
Messrs Hunt & Miner. It contains a charac
teristic poom by Longfellow, and a beautiful
poem by Whittier. The proso articles arc
good as usual. "The Professor" leas wise and
witty as ever, and tho other serial articles are
well sustained.
AT a meeting of tho stockholders of the
Pittsburgh & Birmingham Passenger Railroad,
tho following gentlemen wore elected Direc
tors:-James Verner, William Coleman, H.
Jones, W. 31. Hersh, R. E. M'Gowin. Mr.
Verner,. we understand, has been elected Presi
dent of the Company. .•
PROGREHAINO.—Thefurnace of the now iron
Smelting .works of *Grisff, Bennett & Co., is
about corripleted and the necessary buildings are
in a state of forwardness. Tile 'w-orlp 'will be
in operatioß silort'tiTe: lye bear it ru
mored Z ii another 'fdast:fkirnace is Shortly to
be erectedat-bam *opOPgall9lri•
Pr 1 - 749M:1 IVPANT I LanieI smith was earn
mitte yeg , tomay, by Mayor Weaver, for thirty
days, charged,on information of a Mr. Schaffer,
with disorderly conduct, and using blasphe
mous and indecent language, in presence of
himself and wife, on Wylie street.
We were iiriforine4 .yeetei*k by Mr. Kerr,
father of file tvonteida -man, that Brooks had
expi.essed to sli'yodng man named Harbison,
his intention of taking the life of 14 tgoither
in-law. Mr..Koir,'Who vaaap,t dangerously
i 9 betting lieipir.
. .
FELL
qP 7— .A.urayruan, who seemed to have
been hal , tbilig,6di kom his dray, while driving
down Wood street, on Monday morning, re
ceiving a severe contusion .on the head. He
was able to resume his place and drive home.
SZABO'S Ticzrre.:lt will be seen by an ad
vertisement elsewhere, that j.
lessee.pst the Vittabrirgb Tbeltre, offers to sell
alimited tunab6r season' &lets, Securing
the holder a reiltervod seat forte' entire sea
son.
TAaarr MATcw.—The &Washington
Infant TAa ry marched to Linden Grove yesterday,
and spent the day in target shooting for the
Steinruck medal, which was won by William
Mcllwaine, who made a string of 27} inches
in threo shots.
INJURED BY THE BURSTING OF A GUN.—
WeiSSAB that during the target: shop,ting - 'es
terclay at landau Cove; a glin in the bands of
nlith named ttarrls, exploded, and a piece, of
thee barrel entered his neck, inflicting a serious,'
but not fatal wound.
Tun ALikoratxr Finn COMPANY Pie-Nic
. comes off on Thursday, atiron City. Park, and
from the preparations making will, we lurre no
doubt, be a pleasant affair.
Tax commissions of the nosily electefl
ade officers of this county hay Peen received,
by . Mel. Alex. Ray. who will forwardthem' to
the revective luctrnAbents. •
"Third ClActrel4'.' steeple has beent ne
ain.ted;SAClpresentsan improvelappeanuiee.-
The replan to the church are not yet corn
. • •
;•' , -
Two fairs aro to ho held in Rochester on
Wednesday and Thursday of this week, ono
for the benefit of Passavant'a Infirmary, and
ono for the English Lutheran Church, which
edifice is not yet completed. -
.Boy Dnowlinn.—A boy about ten years of
age, named Charles Rice, was drowned yester
day evening, while bathing, ' just below the Me
chanic street bridge. ills body was recovered
an hour afterwards, too Into for resuscitation.
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THE GEORGIAN COSTUME would just now be
very agreeable, but as it would scarcely be
good etiquette to appear in public with it, we
must approach it as near as possible. To do
this it is only necessary to call on Wm. II
M'Gee & Co. corner Federal street and Mar
ket square, Allegheny, who have on hand and
make .to order a great variety of light, cool,
summer clothing, They have also a full as
sortment of youth's and gentlemen's dreis
goods, made up in the latest style, and at prices
which cannot fail to please. 4
HEATING EY STEA3I.—Asa testimonial of
the workmanlike manner, perfect action of their self
regulating machines, safety, economy in fuel, and the
little attention necessary to keep each room comfortable,
we give this certificate to Messrs. Davis and Phillips,
successors to Phillips & Co„ for theirplan of heating
by steam the Second - Ward Public Schools in the el ty of
Pittsburgh, and which line met our approval, and .we
would recommend them to the public to give entire
satisfaction of heating by steam.
It. Millur, Jr, John Marshall, Jr., Thuile, George
Wilson, John Wilson, L. Wilcox, Directors°
DAVIS & PHILLIPS,
Staam Heating, Gas Fitting, .Plinnbin,7 and Brass Founders,
Dentin in every description of Gas Allures and Pumps
No. 67 Wood arid 148 Fast street, Pittsburgh.
deliklyla•
MECIIANICS'
..TELStittition,
the want of which has been so long felt by our citizens
is now open, ender the superintendence of 'Messrs
Jackman & Johnson, in the finfayetlC Building. En
trance, (15 Wood eteeet. It is designed for the perpetual
exhibition of dm products of lifeciumies.
rens, Inventive, and Anisatis ; and as a place of resort
for those seeking information relative to those branches
of industry, either by eitiurtination of samples or
scientific publications. Those having articles to bring
before the publio Will find it greatly to advantage to
leave sanyles
-41- Thu public are respectfully bathed to visit the
institute.
COULTER 4S: MENTZER, House, Sign and
Ornamental Painters and Grainer& Orders left at their
shop on Fourth street near Marliet,.Burke's Building,
will be promptly attended. *Cm
-
COMMON' mENSE Et'LES THE MASS Or THE
people, whatever the miontuned and misanthropic phi
losophers may may to the contrary. Show them a good
thing, let ito merits he clearly demonstrated, 11.9 d. they
will not hesitate to give it their' tnUst cordial patronage.
The MANSCiI have alreUtly rtinfied - the Judgment of a
physichia, virtue,. nt HOSTETfER'S
HITTERS, as may lie seep in the immense rinantitiez of
this Medicines that are quit ;ally 4,114 in every action of
the and. It iv pow recogni,eel a greatly superior to
all other remetheo yet derived for cliscaoco of the th•
gentive organs. ouch .liarelet,• dysentery,
and fur the various fevers that twine from derangement
of those portions of the system. • Hostetteett retme in
rapidly becoming a household word, from Maine to
Texas, from the shores of the .Itlantie to the Pacific.
Try the article and be ftakfirgi. •
Sold by all druggists in the world,and by
HOSTETTER & SMITH,
MannfactUrers and Proprietors,
e2O No. It Water. and Gs Front an
iterb A WOSIn:IIVUL PR.F.PAILITION 13 that
orJules snoel, the Eau Allitunenue„ or 1.1411 - nororator,
which it the moat efficacious remedy for re . atoribg the
hair ever knot n.
Bole 1 7 .41ixt.5 - rucg. a co.fio.CO,cornerof
Wood 444 Fourth atreete, Droymiats goneralty, and at
the Laboratory of Jules liauel A Co, NW. 704 Cheetnut
greet, Phaliojel phut
• Jyls:daw
ger WE LIVE SO PAST IN Tills COUNTRY.
that the American,. hare hccame firtour throughout all
Christendom, 114 a hard diming, hard drink:Ali', timed
chewing, hard n‘rettring 4setame
eptally fu..w.41 attimaeloi, a nervateil
fuel tiirortitittal nerver, ken down ConMittitauils., and
the hundred and one curer which follow upon the
stogie Which we hare enumerated. CtiLtilt/e-Sti p: 1 1140 , [1.9
for there ills hare been adverti-td, but we know of noth
ing so etTicticiour for an invalid haltering from Indiees
tion or nervour tleprereion n OLIN'S ::::ro*Acij BIT
_
TERS, manufacture.; and sold 4tio proprwitor, at hia
depot on Penn Woof. Dea;
~__.__L fo2
j,
k(8 -1:n )447?3..
.1171IONI 1171ilL.
JOSEPH =VA % SON,
Mannfnctu;ors, ult.! Windg.alo and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
424 Perin Street, above the Canal'',
Have on hand a large aveortment Of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and Mahogany of their own maim
fitimire, and warranted equal in quality and style to any
manufactured in. the city, and will Fell at reavonable
prices.
fe22ktf
riNE MI"
FROM CLIFTON Sl'A'r 14 ),N,
on tho Pitt , tntrgh anti Cleveli•nd 11.10,3,1-25
acrea of land. a dwellon: <•tablo. Privo
$ 1 , 400 ; $ 7lOO M‘lll t.tanno at ,me •vrat, • For ' , tales by
• •y, cUITHBERT S sON.
•
51
: 1 1:lrket
•'l'trE (.01iNElt Ol."l'ol‘':SENJ.j
and De'elltur tdrrob, tw - o
bnlfttol./. <mob too atoriew. earl. lot tti (1.01 front. For
+We by. !Inf . :it) S. cuTlfliEtrl' ic SUN. 51 Markt.. st,
.
R ICES ICEI)UCEI), 1 3 1tICES It El 11_ 7 (E1).
I have cuturnvncitd cloying out my wprin4 and
aunlalcr
MOTS AND suoFs
At great reduetlons from former pm-es. Palmleaf. Leg
horn and Straw Hats. lit leas num cost. Give me A call,
and Remember the nght place, at the Cheap Cash Store
of . JOSEPH . H. BORLAND.
lyl9 9$ Market at. second door from k4Siii.
MARION 'S'iliF,F,T.—For vale, a cora
fortabi e two-stor Brick Dwelling, of fie rooms
and Cellar. Tim lot la 'do feet front, by 104 feet v deep, on
an alloy; a large grape arbor, mono wall and paling in
front, a frame outbuilding, Sc. Price $2,U00. Term:,
CA.V. S. CUTHBERT tt SON,
ie3o • 51 Market streets
M — URPRY'S PATENT BIN DEBS.--hist
received. a lot of Wio.li. Nuip! , yfW Patent
.Iler
.
pettml Letter bln.le,a. W. S. HAVEN
t}'lB Mffe
ai-CA Second, and Wood Third sts.
TIESILV'ER'S N E W MAP or"rilE sEAT
Jui
OF-WAR in Europe, the best onepublkhed, for
wile by LIY/ 8 1 W. S HAVEN, Si:Moller,
MEDICAL BOOKSt.— Itolz,itztu r s/iy's
thologiesi Anatomy, 3 vols:
(Settee Klerrientseil Pathologierti Anatomy,
Gauge's Patkelogical Anatol:, with colored p a t e ,
Iforner's Austerity end Lieu( L i gx, eats,
Littyreace's Treatise nn tne
Maekansin'i u 0 1,
Yiii6o464 (hawse of the Skin, with atlas of plates.
Burl all and Tuko on lneanitY.
La Hooke on Pneumonia and 6falaria.
Copland on Palsy nad App,phocy.
ErieIISOLVEI Scienoc arid Art of Surgery.
Cooper's Lectures on Surgery.
Drtntt's Modern Surgery.
Miller's Practice un '.t
iSystetu 1,
‘ickeNt'A Klefnents of Medicine.
Tiflietits' Principles of ftfedicine, new edition.
Watson's PractiCe of Physic, " "
Woods' btatoria bfodica and Therapeutics.
my3o KAY .6 CO- 65 Wood street
1 - X
--I'o arrive, thin afternoon, by
Adams Express,a further supply of the new fa
fent('
THIRTY SPRING WOVEN SKIRT,
With lately patented Bustle. Also, the_ "QUEEN OF
DIAMDS
ON" with the last Improvement—tin elegant
skirt—in white and dark rehire. The 30 Spring Skirt
mentioned above, is only sold in this morket Lp
'EATON, CREE k CO.,
corner Fifth and 'Market street,.
DRESCOTT'S HISTORICAL WORKS,-
The Conquest of Mexico; 3 vols.
The Conquest of Peru; 2 vols.
Ferdinand and Isabella; 3 vols.
Phillip the Second; 3 voli.
Charles the Fifth; 3 'tidal
BießraPhic.ed and Critical bilsoellanies; I vol. •
. KAY A CO., 55 Wood street.
JU 8 T RECEIVED.-A HANDSOME
asshrtmrnt of 0H I LDR EN'S - REA MADE
CLOTHING, of all descriptions, along with
Ladies'
Dress Caps and Head Dresses, and all the new styles of
Patterns for June. ' 111; A. WEAVER,
No. 24 Fifth street, second story, Rooms Nos. 7 and 8.
e 8
Ar ‘-- ;
NEW 30 SPRINGIWOVEN, I
SKIRT
With a lately patented bustle.. Thisa different woven skirt frotn any other in tlng
form. it much
superior as to stro _ lta.th) q flat an — old only by
'' ATON, CREE.& CO,
b'itth andZarket streets.
nipRovEMENT on the
"Queen of Thaznolds. l For ,benuty of form and
eimpheity of ajustment, this Skirt stands withouca rival-
Sold wholesale and retail by EATON, CREE tt Co,
jylB : corner Fiftlfand Market; ag.
...Allegheny Qty.
'‘o"-' KEGS SUPER. GARB, SODA, for sale
AY/8 by - BEgKHAM & KELLY. • .
• /kliegbogy City.
5 GROSS RVSS4IiErS CALCINED lif.AG
tm34,-for'maltll27 B.g4tlTA.lll KELLY, .
_l)4B' " - '•• • • ' Allegheny' City
bo. 'BARRELS' WHITING, 'for s'alo by
8EC..13:11A31 REr.vr. •
Allegtieny City.
,F /IRES ARRIVAL-100.10ires 'Palermo
.
Oranges; tweet:in:o,loo txmes 'Mel= o' Lemons,
just receiving this day, and for sale b
_ y
- REYMER. ANDER9ON. •
.
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THE LATEST NEWS
From Washing3n.
WASHINGTON CIT . /. July 25:—An official
communication from the Bremen Government
states that the recent reduction in the rates of
postage to fifteen cents between the United
States and Frankfort on the •Main, Saxe Co
burg Gotha, and German States under the
direction of the Throne, applies only to the
correspondence via Bremen, and not to cor
respondence sent via Hamburg, as originally
reported.
From information received in this city, it
appears that some of the Southern Representa
tives, while claiming to be opposed to the re
opening of the African slave trade, are pledg
ing themselves to introduce in Congress a bill
repealing all the statutes upon the subject,
leaving it, as they profess to desire the regula
tion of the several States, but as the Constitu
tion confers on Congress the power to prohibit
the trade, and es death seems to be regarded as
too severe a penalty for violating what some
consider merely a law regulating commerce,
it is thought that others who are opposed to
the slave trade will agree upon a measure with
a view to make the prohibition more effective
by the certainty of punishment, and otherwise
than capital, and thus they think that good
will result from the present agitation of the
subject.
Mr. Sould, who came from England in the
steamer Canada, passed through. Washington
this morning, en route for Mexico. He is at
tached to the British 14egation of that country,
and conveys important despatches thither.
The President has reoognised Freideriek
Xupue, as Consul of the Duchy of Saxe Co
berg and Gothu at Now York, in addition to
his former recognition as consul of the Grand
Duchy of Hesse Cassel.
_ .
Commander Betz has been ordered to the
command of the naval rendezvous at Balti-
Overland Mail
Sr. Louis, July 25.—The Overland Mail,
with dates to the Ist instant, arrived Saturday
1 night.
The Bark Julia Eastner, of Philadelphia,was
capsized on San Francisco Bay. Tqw lout.
There was a fire et Orrnydlle, destroying
property to the amount of ono hundred end
twenty thciusand dollars.
TI heat continued intense throughout the
State. -Many places nterotkrY rAnged one hun
dred and eighteen degrees in the shade. At
Santa Barbara, during the sirocco, the mercu
ry rose to one hundred and thirty-three de
grees in the wind.
Political excitement is running high. The
candidates of the various parties are preparing
to take the stump.
The difficulties between M'fiibben and Cof
froth have been adjusted.
W.WBProderick has declined a challenge from D.
erley.
Additions/ by the North Brittkiri t
NEW Irmo:, July 23.--The nosnouncement
of the conclusion of peace between the belliger
ent powers WAS read in the .Douse of Lords
and the . dommorts on the /2tb, and was re
ceived with loud and prolonged cheers.
1 4 41 7 481.1"—R was announced at Berlin that
the Emperor of Russia would soon arrive there
to attend tho family conference touching the
disposal of the crown after the abdication of
the King. It is to be decided by the cunfer
once whether the crown shot; he conferred
on the Prince Regerd e. cut his son Prince
Predeti; William after the abdication of the
jug.
NAPLES—An unsuccessful attempt, on the
71.11 inst., at a revolt among the soldiers, was
met by a discharge of artillery from those
who remained faithful, and aboy,t filty wore
•
killed.
Rescue
Sr. Lorts July 25.—Advice; from Leaven
worth, state that Dr. Day, under sentence in
the St. Joseph jail, for kidnapping, was rescued
on ISundav morning, during a violent storm,
and la still at large. There was great excite
ment at lit.- Joseph, on the announcement of
the escape, and pursuit was attempted,without
SUCCeSA.
REMOVAL.
W. & D. HUGUS,
TigA
- VE REMOVED To No. 69 14411-
NET Street. eczner el Fourth, übt;re they willre
mten tdl ti e urst Fc'ptembet,iftlbn'they will remove to
Weir new stens now being built at the old stand, corner
of Fifth and .Market streets.
raS4:4;ll
Undershirts and Drawers,
Of Lisle Threnrl, Linen, Gauze, Merino, Silk, Cotton and
POPULAR 1 . 41. c ES,
L HIRSIWELD . A SON'S,
.s.s , ANKLE TI
PATENT .I,f,AII,IEU
ALKING SLIPPERS,
A large supply just received, at
W. g. BGR➢IERTZ & CO%
P•
ISD 110? KS, CANE RODS,
JOINTED RODS, REELS, LINES, BAIT,
And everyihing in the shape of
FISUING TACKLE, 51
BOWN k TETLEV9,I36 Wood street
CIAKLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.—
That portion of Oakland known as
NEW LINDEN GROVE,
Lying within two miles and a half of the city, has been
subdivided into lots of convenient size, ranging from
ONE TO TEN ACRES EACH,
Some of them are level, others beautiful and symmetri
cal knolls, covered with forest trees, and others gently
rolling, susceptible of being improved in the most plc.
turysque manner. Those rots are surrounded by an exeel lent neighborhood, with the advantage of a
FIRST CLASS PRIVATE SCHOOL,
Taught by Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Herr, with public schools
in the vicinity. A line of omnibuses runs every hour
. .
during the day, and in a short time a
PASS'ENGER •RAILROAD
Will be built, thus rendering them most eligible and de
sirable. For beauty of scenery, facility of access,puri
ty of air, and convenience to the city, they are unsur
passed as sites for country residences. In order to ac
commodate those who may wish to Improve, they are
offered at the following •
VERY EASY TERMS •
•
One.tenth in hand, and the residue in nineequal an
nual payments.
jylB,lm ' W. 0. LESLIE,
91 Diamond street. I
L INEN, DUCK AND ALPACA
COATS AND DUSTF.R,S.
Reduced PriCes.
L. BIRSHFELD k SON,
N 0.83 Wood, etre-et
QIX-AND-A-FOURTH . CENTS-peg yard,
A 7 is what we are, selling a large lot of Washington
Black and White Prints for, some being old styles, and
others sailed—:-otherwise siiiendirl goods. .
- C. HANIDON LOVM-74 Market striset:
•500. ' ''S SUPERIOR NO.
•Ga° B sHAvE'i • d."-the
4 0mt" Peria,just,,received an for a
Stationery atmee of - ' - W. S. RAVEN,
1y73 con Market A. Second, and Wood a Third sta.
-fly THE - OHIO RIITEII--'-ITTENTY-
Air THREE sexes of land opposite Freedom.6-23' semi
of land vrill be wild on easy .eras-23.acrea.of land:-
House of three rooms, orchard, and 23 IM:ttetkof: land.
'win be sold for '6l,Zia; $3OO in hand: balance, one,,piVO
and three years. S. OUTHEXIIT k SON;
61 Market Street.
CIA . I&P.-1(X) boxes ftufFkark
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND .
. MERCHANTS , EXCHANGE.
WM. H. SMITH. ,
rue Presidents.
ISAIAH DICKEY, lst. EDWARD GREGG, 24.1
Treammer.
.11. HOLMES, Jr.
GEORGE H. THURSTON,
Committee of Arbitration for June.
ISAIAH DICKEY, V. P.,
C. H. PAULSON, J. S. COSGRAVE,
J. J. GILLESPIE, B. PRESTON.
BIDPS
24ew York
LZALY2 PDX • DAYS
Southaropton..New York.... July 9
Steamers to Sail.
stars tr.ays FOE Din
Bostori---.....Liverp001......Ju1y 13
Bavaria. New York /lambi:mg....July /5
..:.....:::....New York 16
City of Baltimora......New Y0rk....-Liverpool.... -July 16
Asia. New York Liverpool_....July 33
Areser ago. c-
New York Havre, k.... July Hi
W New York Brea-
..___
,_., .stremen....-.Juli 23
Vigo New Y0rk...... Cork, .4e.. .......... 23
Canada. Boston Liverpool..... July 27
City of Washington-aim York Cork & Lly'pl July 30
Stage of Water.
River—three feet six' haohos water in the ehanne
• • Prrrascaott; July 25th 1759.
linosur.-Still dull and declining; Saks from store of
700 bids. at 9 6 ,5 0 45.75 for superfhae; $ 5 ,7410,00 for ex
tra do, and $6,15@6,25 for extra family,
Gratn...Sales 500 bush, mixed Wheat at $1,30; 240
bush. Oats, from store at 43450 c.; 160 bush. Corn at 95e.
Hay—Sides 8 loads at $1.26510 VI ton.
Bacon—Sales 6,000 .tbs. in lots at 734@)736c. for shoul
ders, 0X(39X.c.. for sides, and 10 ®103/,',,c. for plain hams ;
4 tierces sugar cured hams at 121.4412*.
Cheese... Sales 65 boxes W. R. at 74534 c.
Sugar... Sales 9 hbcis.N. 0, at
Molasses...Saks 26 bbli., to city at 370, and 35 bbls.
to country at 40c.
Coffee.-Sales la sacks at 12,4412%e-
Ilea,n9,..SWes .31 Lush, at $1,45 for small white.
?JAl:l...Rides 9 half bbls. White, at $5,00.
Salt... Sales 70 bbls. No. 1, at 1t1.34)1,25.
X.lme.-Sales 10 bb)s. at $1,25. ;
Ql4—Salsa 15 bbls. Lard No. 1 at fCc..
Whlshy...Sales 40 bbls. Rectified at 28429 e.
Market.
Philadelphia M
PECLATMI3IIII, Jay 25:—The pacifiic tenor of the North
Britain's advices have had a depressing effect upon
breadstuff& Flour comes forward slowly, but there LA
no shipping demand, and holders nominally ask $5 for
old stock and 4,50 for fresh ground trom new Wheat;
extras range from $5,25 up to 6,25. Bye tour is dull at
$4 and Corn , meal at 53,75._ The receipts of Wheat are
small, bat the prices are drooping; 5,000 bush sold at
$1,.2) for good red, $14701,31 for Pennsylvania and
southern .white and $1,35 for choice Kentucky. Rye
commands 51@8234.c. Corn is duff and has declined 4c;
4,030 bash. yellow sold 0t alk4Blc, and 3,000 bush. dam
aged at 76678 c. Oats sell slowly at 38Wtic. Whisky is
dull at Ti(iftgt!,..
!Am Tam July 25,-C-otton has advanced 1 /dOW,d; sales
1.510 bales at 1234 for Uplands Middling. Flour is un
settled; sales 8,500 bbl. decline chiefly on inferior com
ities of 1003)0 Ohio $4 7 7404.5,30. Wheat has declined 40
e.c..; sales of 6,000 bushat $1,..T2 for red. and $1,3001,35 for
whits. Corm sales 63,000 bash, at a. decline of 100 mix
ed 78082 c.. Prime Pork bas declined 40c sales at $10,50
4011.00. Sugar buoyant; ldliscoyado .534Q034c. Bacon
d nlh Shoulders .G4.6kic. Iron la frrnier tint the market
s dull: sales at V. 4025 Tallow firm at 11c. Freights on
Flour to LtTerpaol
New York Stock Mailick.
Nzw You, July 24.--Stocks closed dull.
Chimp& Rock Island a 134 Missouri O's
Illinois Central It 1L... 84 Galena t Chicago.
Mich. Southern..—... 21 Mi.
New York Central.— 74 indisuys, 5:13
Reading,
• •
pLuci.unatl Market.
Pxcurxwri, July 25 .—Flonr continues to have a steady
loeal.demand At $5 for superfine. Wheat buyers are
Veil tittpPliett, and the market is rather dull at $1,05 for
red, and $1,10451,15 for white. Oats dull at 45e. Corn
steady at Wrs.B6e. Rye firm; sales a 6 75e. Whisky steady
at 24e. Provisions quiet but unchanged.
• New York Weekly Bank Statement.
Niw Tots, July Z.—The bank statement for the week
ending on Baturdaz, shows a decrease in loans of $ 4 71,
000; decrease in specie, U,038,000; decrease in circulation
$31,000; decrease in net deposits V 2,844,000.
IL T.
........ W. S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM MILL
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED.
FLOUR, CORN MEAL AND HOMINY,
MANUFACTURED, AND DELIVERED
LN PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY.
aunlydaw
Jolly T. 1.00.1..•
SIDWARD
LOGAN & GREGG, intzaa
Importers of
11Alt DWARE,
No. 52 Wood Street,
Four Doors above St Charles Hotel,
*e2llm PI rrss
No. 83 Wood street.
G 9. HayAtt, Loa of Lancaster.— Loa.t.s k Gaze°, Pitt'gh.
GEO. S. BRYAN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS;
FOR THE SALE OF
.PIG IRON, RLOORS; &C.,
No. 554 Wood st., Pittsburgh.
itsrtanuna.—Lyon. Shorb & Co, Pittsburgh, Livings
ton. Copeland &C. 0.. Pittsburgh; Thos. E. Franklin. Esq-,
Lancaster; lion. Simon Cameron, Harrisburg: Bryan,
Gardner ♦ Co, Hollidaysburg, Pa. je2:6Tll
?co 31 Flrth street.
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO.
• OF PHILADELPHIA,
TNSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
JL. by Fire on Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, &c.,
at reasorintde Mos of premium.
Dinscroaa--F. Ratchford Stan; William M'Ree, of Wm.
lif`Ree & Co; N'albro Frasier; Jno. H. Atwood, of Atwood,
White & Co.; Benj , T. Tredick, of Tredick, Stoke C
CO4
Henry Wharton Mordecai Brown,mon; Deo. H. &elan,
of Stewart BrO4 John H. of John H. Brown &
Co.; B. A. Fahnestock, of B. A. Fahnestock & Co.; Andrew
D. Cash; J. L. Erringer. of Wood & Erringer.
F. RATCHFORD STARK, President
CHARLES W. CONE, Secretary.
Prrrmssan Ruiusces.—Wm. Hphnes & Co , J. Painter
it_Co., Thomas M. Howe. Eeq., Jas. - Marshall, Esq., Allen
Esq.. Wilson, WElroy & Co., Wilson, Payne &
Co., Bailey, Brown & Co.,' Livlngaton, Copeland
htnea B.Lyon & Co., Wm. S. Larely & Co. & Co.,
• GEO.S.BRYAN •1z.00., Agents,
• No. 22 Wood streeL
Valuable Market Street and Man..
in virtue of powers
cheater Property for Sale.
'the will of the late Judge
Riddle,offer for sale the following excellent business
A lot Pontine 31 feet on Market street, by /TO feet
d ee p to chancery Lane, with the two threeetery busi.
ness homes on Market street, a two-story house in the
rear of Wa same, and two-story dwelling house on
pttr:. strict. deept has a front of 34 feet on Fourth
EE SUBSCRIBERS,
them
m ERS by
greet, by feeton Chancery Lane. This proper
ty. f rom Hat front on two istreetaosffers. a faromble
opportuniG businessmen desiring a good business
location.
In order to accommodate purchasers, thellettith
street, extending back on Chancery Lane 30 feel,Wlll be
sold separately from the Market street property. F
Also, a lot of ground In the borough of Manchester,
haling a front on Lotus* street of 34 feet, ands depth o
166 feet inches, being bounded on one side by Leckey
ott which is erected • brick dwelling house of two
atones, with a portico in front, and baying appurtenant
hereto aoonrerlient in-house and smoke house, and a
etttde and carriage house on the other side of Leekey
allay; Une propertyls now In the occupancy of Captain
Miler. The above property will be sold upon terms
gredly conducive to the - interests of purchasers, both as
relee to ;doe. and tune of palreenf. as the Executors
are =lons to. clone up the :sMITA of the estate. For'
nutlet. particulars, price, tent& apply to either, of
the ebacribens, or to 8. CUT T, A ent, Market
strest, Pittsburgh. ...JOSEPH P. G D v
Office, No. 26 Sixth street.
MOLES SHALEIt, Att'y. at Law
Office, 81 Fourth atieta,
jyl4-wd.w
friONTY-EIGHT7TEUNDRED -.ACRES
_LA Fermins Xotrid t situate pn.the south aide otthe
•my - F e tter, ea... miles frODI Toledo, Olio. The oil
ugoM - sed timber first-clew sad-the adjoining linde,
ln =ivied by e
n terprising- farmers, who are matriek
-1-1106 PA be dinded tete
7Wte i llg i = gold
,n_pwards, to wit purchasers, For
farther ormtOtnx apply et our offi '6l Market - - '
iY/6 ~ •‘: ,1, -1 ' lii ERT,4,130N
.-
ratEVS . ll7g4i
WOOD :BMW. •
and Lin:Cy Guns, ?Wolfs.
Alta_uWort; Oft IhErnitdre Cad netting Tackl . e,
- *wafter -mar Or beiter smarted. Mazy NoveltiesTa :
A 441. 4. 1 t 91/.44;_; - ; •
Vie 4 BOWR Lie Wood it,
COMMERCIAL.
Steamers to Arrive.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
Reported Repready for the Do ily Morning Port.
Nato York Market.
TERMS. CASH QN DELIVERY
paguerrean ezderies.
It 0 (21-3EI RS'
Ambrotype and Photograph
GALLERY,
No. 70 Fifth Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
INT Photographs, colored or plain, taken at abort no-
tice, at Eastern pnces, and warranted soma to them.
SSfALL PICTURES ENLARGED TO LIFE SlZE,and
colored in OIL
mrti
A M BROTYPES.-
A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN BE HAD AS LOW
AS AT ANY FIRST CL.Aa9. ESITABLISH
MNT IN THE COUNTRY . , AT
. -
fen L~S~ioarth ;treat.
IFE-SIZE,
IMPERIAL,
AND MEDIUM
Colored in Oil; Pastelle, or PLain, in the most artistic
style, and at Eastern prices.
• - WALL'S GALLERY,
•
Jones' Building, Fourth street.
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL
. .
SMELTING WORKS;..
PARK, : lIVCIIILIVY -It CO.,
MANUFACTURERS. OF , SHEATTEDIG,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper Bot
toms, Raised Still Bottoms, Speher , Solder, to, also im
porters and dealers in Zfetals, Tin Plate. Sheet Iron,
Tools.
to. Constantly on hand, s,
Machines and
Tools. Warehouse,ho.l49 Pint, and =Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cut to any de
ired Vattern.
my29:lythne
VINEGAR 2
WARRANTED Pure and Un- --
adulterated, and to Sil^SA VB
Pickles for years, the same that 1 have
sold to a majority of the Pittsburgh Oro
cera for rwiatz Tana, and which has taken •
Three First Pretainhas -
at PennsylvaniaAtate Fairs, lam now of- '.1!:-
fering to the city . and country trade at
greatly reduced prices.
Please order direct. Terms Cash: "
A. BALLOU, 146 Water greet,' •
between Smithfieldand
Pittabt=SA
rar22d/kw
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION' MERCHANT:
7011 THE 11LLI 01
Atm, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Seed
Dried Fruit and Produce Generapy,
•
CORNER OF M.A.REET FIRST /378.10L73,
,
PITTSBURGH; P.A. .
Raymm—Franeis G. Bailey, Esq., William DUirorth,
Sr., S. Cuthbert & Son, Pittaburgh, Boyd & Ott, Heiskall
A Swearingen, S. Brady, Cash. M. & M. Lit 2
Rowell, Mangle Jt. CO, George W. Anderson:
Paxton & C0.,-Wheeling.
ENN MACHINE WORKS
FQIINDRY,
U. WIGHTMAIII, • .
ANUFACTURER OF •
no g3facniu rm
& ea mEngines,StaßlngandPnl4es
Mortarte Atachinm
Orders promptly attended to
ably
W. L. CAIDWILL.
CALDWELL & BRO., _
BOA 2' FURNISETERS.ADEALTAMS Ip
Manilla, Hemp and Cotton Cordage; '
Okum, Tar, Pitch,,Posin and Oita;
Tarpaulin, Duck, Light and'Heavy etc.
apialy R05..23 Watar, and 78 •oat sta.`
New Livery Stable. '*
RAVING OPENED LIVERY STABLA,
in the rear of the Scott House, corner of Irwin
street and Duquesne Way, and purchased a fine lot of
Horses, Buggies and Cariiagw, I 'would respectfully so
licit the patronage of my friends arid public generally,
assuring them that they can be accommodated at the
most relsonable rates, 7 lace made such arrangements
that persons - wishing their horses kept, can be well ac
commodated, NEIL BRACELANE. _
ap22m Scott House, Pittsburgh,
BARGAINS .1 Pa.
COND-RAM PLiNOS.
One 6 Octave, Rosewood Case SE , Iron Frame; made by
Chickering & Sons; only two years old.
One 113', Octave, Rosewood Case, round corners; made
by Hallett & Davis.
& CW.k.
One 6y. Octave, Rosewood, carved desk; made by Nun=
One 6 Octave, Mahogany Case, n ad& by IsitlM33 & Clark.
One 6 ." " " N. Man. Co.
One 6 " a .. " " Gerd'g &Simon
One 6 " Rosewood " " . Alpe, P . arza.
One 6 " 3laliogany " " " Albrecht
One 634 " .. " " " Loud & Bro.
One 6 "
One 5 German make.
" u " " " Clemens.
One 5 " " " Cletnenti.
Far sale by
JOHN H. IiELLOR,
Si Wood street.
i t PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
-La..-Of 76 feet front on sonth arcane, Allegheny,hy
about 260 deep to. Rebecca street, having goad two.
story family mansion, well 'arranged for comfort and
conrenienoe; portico, hall and eight rooms, - bath room,
hot and cold water, gas in all the rooms; a lorick, stable
and carriage house; shade trees and shrub . The
whole, is In good order, and will be sold, at sk bargain.
Terms easy. Immediate possession can be had.'
Jell CUTRBE,RT .4 SON. 51 Market street.
25 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND, FOR
SALE, 12 fuzes in cultivation. balance in .woods,
a small dtkelling house, stable, garden, &e a never-fa/I
ing spring of good water. Situate at seven miles from
the city, and ono mile from Clifton Station. Price $1,400.
Terms—s . 7oo in hand. and $7OO in ono year.
Iyl4 S. CUTHBERT & SON, 01 Market at.
iIIREAT INDUCEMENTS are now offer
ed to those who wish to by .
BONNET RIBBONS, FANS
SU-N lIMRRELLAS,
EMBROIDERIES AND TRIMMEcGS, at
GIPNER & PALMER'S,
78 Market street.
I LSH-200 packages Lake Herring;
100 do White Fiat;
100 do - Trout;
. 100 do- - - 3fackerel: - •,
75 do Herring.
fielBl HENRY EL COLLIN&
For sale b
00AL OIL! COAL OIL ! COAL OIL !
aFs N 100 bbls refined Burnieg Coal Oil for sal E i t.
H. SA W
CHECKBOOKS --On the varkfus Banks
and Brokers In the sit For p&ri.,:sl, street.
ell)
JUST PUBLISHED-GRANT'S CASES,
VOLUME I .—Roports of eases ar_gued'in the at
t. Court of Pennsylvania. By Benjamin Grant.
7 'or sale by (jell] KAY- & CO, ZS Wood street.
1111,ETZIV'.E suitavar
ranted fresh, for sale by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
corner Diamond and Market. et.=
ACKING 80% ES -100 second • hand
Packing Boar's for sale by
je9 W. P. MARSHALL tt CO.
_BBL& ENGLLSIE VENETI—TLITA.
•-• for sale by BECKHAM & ,
iel3 ' KELLY
Alle hen Tr t
TON IC CHOCOLATE- DROPS.—Blair
Wyeth's Tonic Chocolate Drops, of pure iron and
chocolate, highly esteemed for their tonic tau ce, in
imparting strength and a healthy color to invaliciT, wipe
mally fer females and children. For sale b
Corner Smithfield and Fourth Street&
rDIA RUBBER ODS, IN .LTANA%
Rulers, Peaholdersi:Nris, Papii'llatites, Peters,
oe-het nkstands, Pocket,Boo4 Bea)koryt,g.4,
for sale by - V
fen Corner Wood k Third &Marketalleeimid.
AhiES
fl
110LME,S Pork;Paaers
toad 'dealers to Bacon, Lard, Cared Ha !nos
tr.c., corner of FIRST AND TEM, ' '
felftly
Pittaba.rxl•
A T
Will be sold,a comfortable . two story 'frame &rel.
ling of five rooms, with a large lot ground fronting on
two streets, in Alleghe ny City. Apply to
iell S. CUTHBERT & BON. M Market (greet.
LNCINNATI SUGAR CURED HAMS
IL/ • and Dried Beef 30 heroes to arritre, per eteame --
Belhootlt, ai HAWORTH k BROLFZES,
• • in the toiampniii.
Ann IBS. WHITE MUSTARErSRFa
' l / 4 " NJ just received and for_aale by
• BECXHAW4L,
Jan Allegheny- Y Qty.
+3OO si7ALLONS FLAXSEEDI:tgSTys,aIe
Allegheny City.
TILAsTICMOROCC€S, AND SILII BELTS,
.112.4 by EATON, CREE «CO ,
iy4 Filth and _Market sta.
c4ENTS' FIIRIgISRING GOODS, an ele
,igata assortment EATON, MEWL' - CO.,
• • Corner Fifth and Afarketstreeta
1130TATOES.-100 bushels ReclPotaboak
'receivedand tor sale by SAS-K. -
- FETZE.R.,..
jy2 . corner Market =id First streiets-
CE.-1.5 tcs prime Rice now
and for sale by
iaLLER, a RlcEsTsozr.
Gea Wheels,
• Hangers, etc., etc.
ALLEGHENY,
roam CLITAIrra,