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VOLUME XVH.
ely Pail* Post.
JAMES P. BA -13,R,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Tessa:—Daily, Five Dollars-per year, strictly in ad
rake°. Weelrly;ainsle subseriptions Two Dol
lars per year; in Clubs of Bic, One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
—
' Departure and Arrived of Passenger
Trains.
Pietthu , S 7 / 4 Awl' Wayne and Chieogo
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets, Pittsburgh.)
Leave Pittsburgh. erestline. Ft. Wayne
Express Train ZI12:15 A. M. 6:56 A. M. Lot P. M
Mad -Tram— 8:50 A. M.
Express Train. 12... , 50 P. M. 8:45 P. M. 2:10 A. M
Arrire at Chicago:,
Express, 8.47 P. M. I Express 8,17 A. M
Returning, a rice at Pittsburgh:
Mail, 8:25 P.M. I Express, 3:30 P. 81. I Express, 2:.20 A. M
(From Federal Street Station, Allegheny.)
Sera Brighton Accommodation.. 9:30 A. 11. br..B) P. M
" .. 605 A. 11. 12:10 P. Id
Pcnovivania Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leave&. Arrives.
8:50 P. M. 12:45 P. M.
2:50 A. M. 11:50 P. M.
4:20 P. M. 12:20 A. M.
Express Train.
Mail
Nast Line
The Johnstown Why Passenger
• Train
Johnstown Accommodation-.
First . Turtle Creek
Second "
Third
Leaves. Arnves.
Mail Train 7:00 A. 51. Ll 5 P. M
Express Train 4:30 P. M. 5445 A. M
Cla.•dnnd arid Pittiburgh Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streets.)
Leaves. Arrives.
Express Train... ..... . ......... ---:.12.15 A. M. 2.40 A. M.
Mail Train 8.25 A. 51. 4.00 I'. M.
Fast Line LO5 P. M. 8.30 P. 51.
WeAsvdle Accommodation 5.00 P.- 51. 11.00 A. M.
Pittst;urgh, (I)iambus and Cincinnati Railroad.
(From Liberty and Grant streets.) -
Leaves Pitts. Columbus. Arr. in CM.
FaSt, Line 12.15 A. 51. 0.00 A. M. 11.10 A. M
Express Train.: LOS P. 51. 1:30 A. 51. 7.30 A. M
• CORALITE OR PORCELAIN TEETIt.—The new
styles of artificial teeth recently introduced
here by Dr. N. Stebbins, are becoming very
popular. We clip the following well merited
notice of them from the United Presblltcriaii.
Dr. Kerr speaks from experience in this mat
ter, having laid aside gold plate teeth to try
Coralite, and the result seems to have been
very satisfactory:
Among many improvements in dentistry
is the insertion of teeth on plates prepared from
the material designated above. Nothino. can
be more beautiful of the kind, or more cfosely
reSet i nbling nature, than teeth set in porcelain.
And then the material is absolutely pure, and
is incorruptible, by the acids of the mouth,
which sooner or later affect metallic sub
stances. The coralitc plates are not so beauti
ful as the porcelain, but in other respects are
as excellent. They are, perhaps, more com
fortable and durable.
This style of work has been introduced here
by Dr. Stebbins, tato of New York. who, at
his office (No. 191 Penn street), is successfully
applying it. We have the pleasure of using
some of his corulite work, and can testify to
its comfort and adaptation to all proper uses
of the teeth. We have never had so comfort
able a use of the mouth, and of the vocal or
gans, since we lost the teeth which God gave
us. Another important consideration in their
favor is economy.
V/ DOCQ, THE FRENCH DETECTIVE.—WO
have received from the publishers, Messrs. T.
B. Peterson SI - Co., through their Pittsburgh
agents, Messrs. Hunt & Miner, who have the
work for sale, a copy of a neatly bound book,
entitled the " Memoirs of Vidocq," written by
himself, and illustrated by Cruikshank.
doeq, it will be remembered, was the chief
agent of the French police, and the present
volume is a truthful autobiogrophy, fospiing a
very interesting narrative. Replete with as
tonishing incident and instructive moral, it af
fords for the lovers of romance all that the
wildest taste could desire of hair-breadth es
capes, imminent dangers, thrilling horrors,
and powerful description. For the amateurs
of fun, there are sketches as comic as humor
can devise ; and for the reflective reader, who,
not content with the mere detail of events,
searches into the motives, and philosophizes on
the wit or weakness, power or puerility of the
human mind, herein will be found ample scope
for his most meditative musings. Purchase a
copy and read it.
RECOVERED.—George W. Arnold, who, it
will be remeMbered, was robbed of his watch,
money and valuables, on board the steamer
Forester, between Cleveland and itutralo, two
weeks since, has recovered the articles, as we
learn from the Clarion Democrat. The money
was found on board the boat, in .a roll of leath
er, and the watch under a bucket. It is
thotight that chloroform had been administer
ed, as Mr. A. had taken the precaution to fold
his pants in a blanket, both of which he had
carefully placed under his head, and noticed no
change as to position until he lifted them in
the morning, when he instantly discovered
they were too light, as the money was in gold
f . tp4 his watch a heavy one. His_ loss is
not more than thirty or fort:), dollari. The
book contained a note on Messrs. Clink iSz,
Co., of this city, which was also recovered.
THE Cincinnati excursionists arrived at Al
toona, on Tuesday night, at nine o'clock, and
were met by a large- assemblage of citizens at
the, Logan House, where they afterwards par
took of an excellent supper, prepared for them.
At five o'clock in the morning, they 'took a
tio.icial train, end ascended the mountain a din
ittoce'of twenty or twenty-tlve miles, enjoying
the delightful mountain air and the Eno scenery.
They returned to Altoona, and proceeded to
Philadelphia on the mail train at eight o'clock,
in charge of gen. Ituinfort, Superintendent of
the middle division of"the Pentisyrvtiniti Rail
road, which eompany his, throughout this ex
cursion, acted with a praiseworthy liberality.
Hissol.tmoN ANp CQ-PARTNEESHIP.-A
'notice ip oar advertising colunrs announces
the dissolution of the drip or h.nap, Carter,
Wilson & Co., by the death of Henry Carter
and Capt. Mark Sterling. The business will
be continued under the firm style of Knup,
Scully & Co., consisting of Mr. Chas. Knap,
the estate of Henry Carter, and theiirm of Jas.
Wood & Co. They will continue to manufac
ture' at the Hiawatha Bolt Works, warehouse
No. 114. Water street, patent hot pressed nuts,
bridge bolts, machinery,and agricultural imple
ments generally. The house is a well establish
ed one and has a good reputation.
AccrDENT tw A Carron FACTORS'.—A very
disfressihg" accident occurred'-in the Anbhor
Cotton Factory, Federal street, Allegheny, on
Tuesda . g afternocin. • Mart a young
rl pf nbcnit seyenteea years, residing on Chic,
pyeot, and engage 4 as sweeper in Ilan dressing
F01:14 7 roils accidentally entangled with a belt,
arid terribly mangled. - pre.
.11iottand.Treyor
were summoned. mut ber left forearm was dis
covered to be broken, and the leftieg fractured.
She received other serious injuries internally,
And her life Fits yesterday considered in danger.
TARENTUM CANIP „AlwriNo—We refer pur
readers to the time table, elsewhere, in our pa
per, by which trains will be run to and from
the Camp ground atTarentum, over t'ae Alle
gheny Valley Railroad, commencing on Wed
nesday next, -10th inst. Two to live trains will
run daily each way, excepting on Sundays.
There will be a largo attendance, and many
hill avail :thernselies of this method of reach
-1)g OM grounds; •
JOHN . lizmx, a namesake of the great re
former, but having less fear of the Lord before
his eyes, went out yesterday and got some
whisky. Returning to his house in the Highth
ward, he carried off a bed, and sold it to ob
tain the wherewithal to procure more. Hav
ing got it, he again went home and abused and
maltreated his wife, who made information be
fore Alderman Rogers, whereupon he was ar
rested, and committed to jail for thirty days.
INEZ
KEEHN() A FEROCIOUS DOG.—Catharine
Hanlin, residing in Pipetown, made informa
tion before Mayor Weaver on Wednesday,
charging John Hawley with keeping a fero
cious dog, which had bitten her little son in
two places. Hawley was taken before the
Mayor, who diacharged him on his promising
to kill the dog, which he subsequently did.
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Pittsburgh and Clinnellsrille Railrold.
(From Liberty and Grunt streets.)
Tbr ittsbulb
Aciatents and Incidents.
—A. young man, son of the widow Fleming",
of Clarion township, Clarion county, was in
jured one day last week, by a pole falling upcin
bis head which be was endeavoring to place on
the hay mow. For two or three days after
wards he seemed to be in usual health, but
subsequently took spasms and 'died, having
suffered excruciating pain fur nearly two days.
Mrs. F. has great reason to mourn—some two
years ago a beloved husband died suddenly of
fever—one year ago a worthy son was called
hence, now the widow's stay, save a little
child, has been taken away in the vigor of
manhood.
- —The leather store of Wm. Kerr, Esq., on
Water street, Meadville, was broken open on
last Tuesday night, and a . large amount of
leather taken. The villains entered by pry
ing open one of the back windows. No infor
mation of the ,perpetrators has yet been re
ceived.
—Mr. R. Dewey, of Conneaut township,
Crawford county, hung himself in his barn,
on last Sabbath morning. It is said that he
bad become a spirtualist, and this is supposed
io have been the cause of this melancholy in
cident.
—A miner, named Win: Brennigon, was
killed at Powell's mines, Huntingdon county,
near Baruitztown, on the 29th ult., by the
caving in of a considerable quantity of earth.
He leaves a wife and family to mourn his un
timely end. Ho was a man of temperate
habits, and industrious.
—A man named Roth fell from a seatfolding,
in Indiana, the other day, to the ground be
low, a distance of thirty feet, receiving very
severe, if not fatal, injuries.
—On Saturday week last, as Mr. William
Winnings, residing between Sultsburg and
New Alexandria, was returning home with
his team from New Derry, Westmoreland
county, and when about six miles from his res
id&lce, his horses took fright and ran away,
throwing him out of the wagon under his
horses feet, one of them tramping his face and
breaking his lower jaw, besides otherwise in
juring him. He, however, succeeding in reach
ing home, when Dr. E. P. Emerson, of Blairs
ville, and Dr. Cook, of Now Alexandria, were
sent for and dressed his wounds. His injuries
are very severe, but hopes are entertained of
his recovery.
—On Thursday morning of last week, Mr.
Benjamin Fulton, of Derry township, West
moreland county, after eating his breakfast,
left the house to attend to sonic business that lie
had on hand, mid was observed by some of his
family to go to the spring house. About eleven
o'clock in the forenoon one of his daughters,
while washing clothes by the spring house, the
door of which the wind just then blew open.
and discovered him banging by a rope round
his neck and attached to the rafters. She at
once gave the alarm, and he was cut down, but
life was extinct. He had evidently, been hang
ing for several hours. - The deceased was
aged about sixty years. and leaves a wife and
three children. The failure of crops, and the
scarcity of grain is assigned as the probable
cause for the commission of the rash act.
SUIT FOIL LIBEL. —ThOMELS S. Reid, editor of
the Blairsville True American, has made infor
mation against James F. Campbell, editor of
the Blairsville Record. for libel, based upon an
editorial which appeared in that paper a couple
of weeks slime. He has also charged him with
a libel in copying the advertisement or ~Came
ron & Co.'s Combined Circus, Menagerie and
Dioram,•' front the Greensburg Democrat, an
illustrated article, in which certain politicians
and editors were caricatured.
E 11111 —a single one- -has already been
extended acro. , is the river preparatory to laying
the cable fur the St. Clair street bridge'. Mons.
Blondin has just concluded the last of his tiA
tonishing feats in 'Crossing Niagara Riser, and,
we understand, it i 3 the. intention of certain
liberal gentlemen hereto invite him to pay our
city a visit, and give us a specimen of his skill
by walking from Pittsburgh to Allegheny on
a single wire.
THE REGATTA UN SATURDAY.—The contest
for four oared boats, on Saturday, promises to
be an exciting one. Two boats,. the'•Crescent,"
and "Xanthe," have been already entered, and
by this evening, when the entries will close,
it is expected that the "Darling," and "Thos.
A. Rowley," will also be booked. If so, we
way expect an exciting contest.
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PETER. rifLDEBRAND, of Duquesne borough,
jumped from his wagon s,vhile driving along
the river bank oh Monday, when his footcaught
in the spokes, throwing him down and produ
cing a fracture of the right , leg, above the
kindle, penetrating the skin. Dr. Walters was
culled in and he is doing well.
CAUGHT IN TIIC ACT.—Martin Laughan
stepped into the clothing store of-John Laugh
lin, on Wood street, on Wednesday. and ap
propriated a summer coat worth six dollars,
the property of Mr. Laughlin. He was ob
served, followed, arrested, and committed for
trial by Mayor Weav=er.
As MOST persons who have boys' clothing to
buy, Mid it difficult to obtain a well cut and
neatly made article at a fair price, it may inter
est many to examine the stock of J. L. Carna
ghan & Co. , Federal street, Allegheny city.
Their facilities for manufacturing boys' wear
are no doubt the best in our cities.
0. F. Himmel:, a printer and newspaper re
porter, well known in tills city, Swallowed a
quantity of cyhatpe believed tube Prussic acid,
intending to commit suicide, at Elmira, N. V.,
last week, but the drq,ggist of whop he pur
chased it had substituted a harmless mixture.
Tun (Iwo/tick understands that there is a
movement among the printers of the city, for
the support of invalid or incapacitated printers,
by creating a fund from weekly or monthly
contributions. )ye have heard not in of it
among the nnift, 44 think thp stiggestion a
good one, which we hope will be carried out.
CITY MOILTALITY. 7 -rr.
to the Board of Health, reports, for the week
ending July 31st, eighteen deaths, nine males
and nine females, nll white, Of these only
five were adults, and of ,the thirteen children,
three died of scarlet fever and two of cholera.
DISORDERLY.—John Lefever was fined by
the Mayor on Wednesday, ten dollars, on oath
of Rachel Walters who swore that he visited
her house in the First Ward, acted in a very
disorderly .Luanner,.eursing loudly ; and wind
ing up by throwihg a chair at her.
THE .TE.ll.c.finark in the First, Third and,
VoltFth "Ward schooll, iilegheq, have all
been re-erected. ThOsO in the' econd Ward
have not h;Cen'seieted,as boiltling'will not
be contrilete4 for sj.; roontbe.
SEE the advertisemept, of the extensive pub
lic sale of United States property to take place
this morning at ten o'clock, at the Allegheny
Arsenal, Lawrenceville, by Air. Davis, sue_
tioneer. ' '
GEORGIC Mi4NELLY, a coal digger. wa.
over by a train ne •
ears on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad, near Wheeling, last Sat
urday, and killed immediately.
THE NAILERS' Ptc-litc comes off at Linden
grove to-du. Bussei leavo - tlits"corner of Mar
ket and Fourth streets at half past eight this
morning.
Dino.—Henry Shiebel, wbo was injured in
the Banner Cotton Factory, by his arm catch
ing in a belt last week, has died of his injuries.
MECHANICS' INS'rITIITE. —This Institution,
the want of which has been -so long felt by our citizens
is now open, under the superintendence of Messrs
Jackman 1c Johnson, in the Lafayette Building. En
trance, 65 Wood street. It is designed for the perpetual
exhibition of the products of Mechanics, Manufactu
rers, Inventors, and Artisans; and an a place of resort
for those seeking information relative to those branches
of industry, either by examination of samples or
scientific publications. Those having articles to bring
before the publiewin find it greatly to their advantage to
leave samples.
SW- The public are respectlblly invited to visit the
institute.
COULTER & MENTZER, , ..ROUSe, Si and
Ornamental Fainters and Grainsra. Orders leftat their
shop on Fourth street near Market, Burke's Building,
willbo promptly attended. *Gm
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CLOTHINU,-GOOD AND CHEAP. - " Once
upon a time" it was customary for men of all
classes and characters to practise great economy
in the appareling of the outer man, find happy
indeed was he who could boast two " Sunday
suits." In this progressive age country home
spun will not pass current, and to make "au
appearance" in the world, it is almost impera
tive to dress, if not "in purple and fine linen,"
at least in broadcloth. In this case we feel it
due to Messrs. W. H. M'ollee & Co., corner of
Federal street and the Diamond, Allegheny
City, to call the attention of our readers to
their stock, which we will not describe, but
only say, go and select for yourself, for we aro
sure the firm will satisfy nll.who call.
HEATING BY STEAM.—As a testimonial of
the workmanlike manner, perfect action of their self
regulating machines, safety, economy in fuel, and the
little attention necessary to keep each room comfortable,
we give this certificate to Messrs. Davis and Phillips,
successors to Phillips A Co., for their plan of heating
by steam the Second Wand Public Schools in the city of
Pittsburgh, and which has met our approval, and wo
would recommend them to the public to give entire
satisfaction of heating by steam.
R. Miller, Jr., John Marshall, Jr., M. Thoth., George
Wilson, John Wilson, L Wilcox, Directors.
DAVIS & PHILLIPS,
Steam Heating, Gas Fitting. Plumbing and Brats Founders,
Drakes in every description of Gas Ptsturee anal Punopm
No. 67 Wood and 148 First street, Pittsburgh.
delOrlylo•
"IT is A .COMMON OIIsERYATIOtst THAT
there ere more sufferers from debility among Ameri
cans, than can be found among any other civilized no
tion. The reason in obvious. We take too little exer
cise, and forget the wants of the body, in the absorbing
pursuits of business. In all such eases, ordinary medi
cine can do little good. What is required. is just such
a tonic and invigorator as Pr. J. Hostetter has given to
the world, in hie CELEBRATED BITTERS. Thu wenk
and nervous den izeu of the eo un ti n g-house, the exhaust
ed toiler upon the shop-board, and the prostrated OBl
dent of the midnight lamp, have found a wonderful re
generator In the Birrens, and prefer it to the mere pre
tentious, but letui efficacious, medicine, lint it nhuuld
not be forgotten that the agent which in S. , magical in
es Influence upon a Blunt* which is merely debilitated,
is equally powerful in assisting nature to expel the most
terrible forms of disease- Who will not give it a trod
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
HOSTETFER t SNIITIF
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
No. IA Watf.r. and (.8 Front strelds
rus.A LuxurtlANT HEAD OF llAtx FOI.L.Wi
the use ofJules HRUPh9 F.au Athenienne, which cleans
the scalp, strengthens the cuticle, slid restores grey
hair to its former color and beauty.
Sold by B. L. PAHNIMTOCY t CO., No. 60, corner of
Wood and Fourth streets, Druggists generally, and at
the Laboratory of Jules Hanel k Co, Na 761 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. iinc.e, la %V
Aar WE LITE so FAST IN Tills CUL'.I'TRT'
that the Amerieans hare tsicame famous throughout all
Christendom, 1151 a loud dnring, hard drinking, hard
chewing, hard swearing lie. ple. We have became
equally famous for del,ditoted stomachs, e nerydied
and disordered nerves, lirolten down eonsututiuns, and
the hundred and one cures which follow upon the
vices which we have enumerated. Countless panaceas
for these ills hare been advertised, but we know of noth
ing no efficacious fur an Invalid suffering (rein imhges•
Lion or nervous depression as OLIN'S STONIACII HIT
TERS, manufactured and sold by the proprietor, ut Ida
depot on Penn street, near Band. • fo2
!AMPS" mrnm...._
JOSEPH MEYER & SON
MautiCaottirera, and Whole:ale! 1113.1 Retail beater• in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 424 Penn Street, above the Canal,:
Have on hand a large assortment of Fancy and l'l;utt
Furniture, in Walnut and 3lithoi,..any of their own mann.
facture, and warranted trout' in quality :Ind sty!, to ally
manufactured in the city, and will sell at I - ea:ton:o4e
prima. wan
ME t I t H I CAI. I
Gross' Eletnent,...l Patholegwal
Glue's Pathological Anatomy, anti colored plates.
Itorner's Anatomy and Histology, vol.,
Lawrence's Treat/re oil the
Maekenzie's .-
wo, on rit,ease of the Shin. alth all us plater
Burltnill and 'Enke on
lbycke on Pneumonia and Milani
Copland on Palsy and Appoplexy
Eriebsou's Stavin, sand Art of Surgery.
Cooper's Lectures on Surgery.
Tirintt's Modern larger).
Pracucte on
Pirre's Sy.tem of "
litckson's Element, of Medicine.
Williams' Principles of Nfedicine, new edition.
Watson', Practice of Physic,
Wood's Materm Medis, and l'ltentiatillies.
inyau RAI' d Cti. Worst st r. , ,.t.
BARGAINS IN
SEC,
One G Octave, Rosewood Care. /fon Prattle; Made by
Chlekering i Son, ; only two year+ old.
Uue hetave, Rosewood Caine, round c.rner , : made
by Hallett k Liam.
tine 6 , , , iootave, Rostarand,earVod desk ; made I s y Nunn,
tt ('lark.
one d Octave, Mahogany Care, it ado by Nunn, d Clark.
Une•;, '• " Co.
One a 0 tierirg &Simon
flue 6 Ibetesionsl . •Pape, - Paris.
One Mahogany " Albrecht
Our " " " Loud et Bro.
One a " o tierman toads e,
One G " " " ('lement!.
One " tt " Clement:,
For sale by
JOHN H. UELLOR,
myl2 151 Wood street
STAN HI) LA W I'UBLICATIONS.--
Brightly's Digest—Laws of the United Stater;
Itrightly's Purdorge Ingest—Laws of Peitii.ylvania;
Brightly's Equity Jurisprudence,
Brightly on the Law of Costs;
Brightly's Pia, s Justtee—rerived edition;
Wharton's Arnenean Cniuiuul Law-,
Wharton k Stiller.' 'Medical durisprisdence;
Wharton's Pre...steins of I intietittents and Pie,:
Strayoblit's Forms, edited by Wright;
Dunlap 's Forms—revised and etdarged,
Lintel" Analytical Index and Overruled.
Troubat on Limited Partnership: '
Steven, OH the Principal of Pleading*.
Prig, t u 1A66 6 / 1 1101161 IJI6I Liens;
Sergeant's 111eclianies' Lien Lan:
Fearne 161 Ltemanalu., 2 vols.;
Parsons sin Ontitiart,, 2 salinities;
Porcine Bece:pttile Law, 1 volume
4114 tr.cs• ccs.. street.A PLEASANT RESIDENCE IPoIt I, E
—Of 7tl feet front on south avenue, Allegheny, by
about 250 deep to Rehedca street, having a gorof two
story family mansion ' well arranged for comfort and
convenience; portico, hall and eight rooms, bath room,
hot and cold water, gas in all Ple jbalhtl; Vbrtelt stable
and carriage hawse; tilmtietfee, 541' mhrqbbery. The
whole m Order, - anl will lip ~”1,3 at a bargain.
Tertirm early. Talmhdlate possession can be bad.
felt S. MTH BF:reT d SON, Id Market street.
REFINED SUGA.-
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10 bbls. Eastwick'g Mandan] crumbed Sugar ;
10 do do eolrso polvormed do
10 do do lino do du .
110 do Penna. A ouffoo crushed do
10 do do 1i do du 4111
fr do do C yellow do
In store, and landing, and for sale by
•1128 hi 11,1,F1i & RICKETSON
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ONE MILE FROM CLIFTON STATION
on the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railroad-25
acres of land, a dwelling house, stWo. i.tc a Price
$1,400; $7OO cash; I:a:lance at one year. Per 14001.7
ti..CLITHBERT & SON.
jy 10
JUST RECEIVED.-A HANDSOME
assortment of CHILDREN'S READY MADE
CLOTHING, of all descriptions, along with Ladies'
Dress Caps arid Head Drosses, and all the new steles of
Patterns for June. I. A. WEAVER,
No. 24 Fifth [divot, second story, Rdonis Nos. 7 and 8.
A NEW 30 SPRING WOVEN SKlRT—
wiantelYlc b4st ; i ' a 2 direre NA g rtftopaltohelintet market, ,Tod
gupenor by to streastb, rtalitY and
form. Sold only by
EATON, CFIEE & CO,
jyl Firth and Market streets.
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ItTAHONI N G FIRE BRlCK.—These
134,,brialin have been fully tosted,and cau be recom
mended for durability, equal to any bricks . offered for
sale in this market. A envoi,'
and for solo by
'CHADWICK & SON,
No. 149 ant 151 Wood strnet.
117RESCOTT'S HISTORICAL WORKS.—
J. The Conquest of Mexico; 3 vols.
The Conquest of Peru; 2 vols.
Ferdinand and liutbelia; 3 vols.
Phillip the Sedond; 3 vole.
Charles the Fifth; 3 vols.
Biographical and Critical Miscellanies; 1 vol.
J 97 KAY & CO., to Wood street.
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPI3.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA.
Contemplated European Congress
NEW YORK, August B.—The Cunard mail
steamer Persia has arrived, with Liverpoi - il
dates of Saturday, the 2:3d ult.
- -
The steamship-3 Bremen, Glasgow and Edin
burg have arrived out.
The conference between France and Austria
Was to assemble at Zurich in the course of a
week.
The discontent in regard to the terms of
peace are unabated, and the explanations of
the Emperor Napoleon are not considered as
reassuring.
The Sardinian representative to the Zurich
Conference hue not been named, and it is ex
pected that none will be present, but that Sar
dinia, if pleased with the terms agreed upon,
will acquiesce in the Austro-French arrange
ment in a separate article. It is affirmed that
Sardinia has signed nothing but the armistice,
and consequently is in a nominal state of war
with Austria.
It is supposed that an European Congress
will assemble after the adjournment of the
Zurich Conference.
The exhibition of discontent in Italy to the
terms of peace continued.
The people of Tuscany show a strong hostil
ity to the return of the Grand Duke. Tho
provisional government has directed a popular
vote on the subject.
The English foreign policy had been under
debate in the House of COllllllOl/S. Mr. Disra
eli opposes! all interference in the Peace Con
gress. Lord Palmerston and Lord John Rus
sell, thought that England might, with pro
priety, take part, but no course was detcemin
ed on. Lord Elcho gave notice of the intro
duction of a resolution against any interfer
ence by England, Mr. Gladstone's proposed
increase of the income tax had been agreed to,
The Emperor Napoleon had received the
congratulations of the diplomatic corps at St.
Cloud; the Popes Nuncio was the spokes man
for the Embassador. The Emperor in his re
ply, said, that Europe was so unjust to him at
the commencement of the war, that he was
happy to conclude a peace as soon as the honor
and interest of Francis were satisfied. Aa a
proof of his moderation, ho trusted that the
peace would be enduring.
The Paris Hourfe closed flat and lower three
per cent; renter closed at 67f 15e.
The German Diet has agreed to restore the
continent and fortresses to a peace footing.
The following is from the Moniteur:—Palace
of St. Cloud, July diplomatic body
having expressed its wish through the organ
of its 'President, Hi, Excellency, the apostolic
Nuncio, of the Holy Sce, to be received
by the Emperor, to offer their congrat
ulation on the conclusion of the neace, they
had the honor of being received by his majes
ty. The Emperor, surrounded by the Grand
officers of the household, had at his side, the
minister of Foreign Athirst. Speaking the
mune of the Diplomatic body. Nuncio ad
drc—ed his majesty: Sire, The Diplomatic
body felt the want to offer your majesty heart
felt and f-ineere congratulations on your happy
return, and the eonelm‘ion of peace. The Em
peror repli. d Europe, was in general, 50 un
just towards me at the commencement of the
war, that I was happy to be able to conclude
peace a, soon as the honor and interests of
France were stal , lied, and prove that it, could
not enter my intentions to ~ I). y ert bouleverser
Europe, ',l pr vet' general war. I hope that
now all cause of dissection will vanish and
that peace will he of long duration. I thank the
Diplomatic body for their congratulations.
The following telegrams have been received:
July v. —Thu Bourse opens
tint: rented
1 P. M --The Emperor.; bpee.:ll camas]great
sensation; renter continue to decline, and are
now Cif
:28, r, If.—Rent(V , Chlt , e'd very flat; ti7f
for money, and 67f 20, for account, being a
decline of tnorn than A ner cent. :drice ps,der
day
Further official d , ,cuments have been .isitted
on the affairs nI ita v , in reference to the an
nexation of the du hie; of Central Italy to
Sardinia. Lord :John .11m:q.11, writing to the
British Mink ter at Turin on the :28th of June,
anus :
* Her Majesty',4 Government consider:4 that
everything for the present must ho considered
us provisional, and the will of the people, the
fortunes of war,and llnally,the European treaty,
the last re+ort, must settle the territorial ar
rangements and right of sovereignty in Cen
tral Italy. This view, his Lordship states, is
shared in by the French governiu . ent, and he
infers that it is also the view of Russia. A
despatch from Count Cavour, in reply to one
from Lord Malmesbury, in relation to the
neutrality of Parma, complains of the un
friendly tone of the British Minister's com
munication.
Le Need says it is clear that the return of
the exiled rulers of Tuscany, Modena and
Parma will be resisted by fdree, and 'if Eng
land can consent to aprwar in the Congress,
now Is the time when her voice may be h ear d
to advantage in behalf of Italy.
PARLIAMENT.—In the House of Commons,
un Thursday, Mr. against
the attacks upon the 'Fieneh Emperor, and
consequently the Frilrich nation, which tended,
to plunge this country into a war. If ho was
in the position of Lord Russell, he would try
to emancipate himself from the old bloody tra
ditions of the foreign office. i r io would ap
proach France in a moral and ehria
tian 4 p irit , and test the sincerity of tho Govern
ment by proposing the alteration of the tariffs
of the two countries in the interest of free
trade. He believed, if this offer be honestly
made, and not with diplomatic geese it would
bring about a different state of things. t.ord
John Russell said ho had seen, with - pain, at
tempts made to awaken a feeling in this coun
try against the sovereign and people of France,
which could only produce, on their part, a
feeling of animosity against the people of this
country. Ho believed that the Emperor of
France had been the faithful ;if this cowl
try—what, Oen, was tholiterining of ,the con
tinual invectives against him ? He believed,
as far as he was concerned, that the Emperor
bad been anxious to get rid of protecting
duties as injurious to France, but is, would not
be prudent to give a handle to the protectionist
party in that country to . charge Mtn with sac
rificing the interests of France to those of
England.
On Friday, in reply to an inquiry by Mr.
Pease, Lord Palmerston said that the forum
tion of 'harbo'rs of refuge on our coasts was an
object of great importance, but it was calcu
lated that the expense that would be incurred
would be about four millions of pounds ster
ling; so Iler Majesty's Government bad no
intention to propose a measure unon Fut_
ject during the a , ••••-• ' •
cent session.
In reply to a question by Mr. Griffith. Lord
Russell said that he had understood from the
Emperor of France, that there is no provision
o th r a understanding the
elate dtie
na in b t)ca' o n f y - V ,
m i l o a d F e
n r
a a
nd
Parma bo restored to those possessions by mil
itary force if necessary.
dynasties f tr
'reauS
Prom Washington
WASIIINOTON CITY, August 3.—The Presi
dent called a meeting °tithe Cabinet to-day, to
consider the despatches from Minister M'Lane,
in relation th the treaty with the constitutional
government of Mexico. It is reliably ascer
tained that several months ago the Miramon
government invited France and England to
assume the protectorate of Mexico, but they
have given no response to the proposition.
Re-Election to Congress.
MonwE, August 3.—Ron. James A. Stall
worth, Democrat, has been re-elected to Con
gress by 3,000 votes. In the Third District,
David Clopton, Democrat, has a majority of
200 votes over Z. J. Judge, Independent South
ern Rights candidate.
The Cincinnati Delegation.
PHILADELPHIA, August S.—The Cincinnati
delegation arrived here this evening-
. ~,: ti
MEM
A Terrible Railroad Accident
ALBANY, August a—A terrible accident oc
curred last night on the Northern Railroad,
near Schagticolic. The down train due at Al
bany at seven o'clock and twenty-five minutes,
passing a bridge spanning the Tomhannock
creek, when it was participated into the creek
below, from a height of twenty to twenty-five
feet. The water was about six to eight feet
deep. At least thirteen persons are reported
as killed. Their names, as tar as known; are
as follows: Mrs. Schuyler, of Albany • Mrs.
Cooley, wife of the conductor, of Albany;
Charles Bortholow, brakeman, of Albany ;
Charles Plimpton, mail agent, of Vermont;
David Russel, express messenger, of Albany;
Patrick Connolly, brakesman, of Greenbush.
Among the wounded aro the following : G.
S. Cooley, q co ductor, of Albany, badly in
jured; Th ras:›l'Cormick, news-boy, right
leg broken, Land otherwise injured; Michael
Flannory, a passenger, head cut, chest bruised,
and supposed to bo internally injured.
[SECOND DESPATCH.)
Nine bodies had been taken out of the creek
up to eleven o'clock last night. Twenty per
eons are wounded. It is thought that there are
more dead bodies under the wreck. The fol
lowing are additional names of the injured:
John Tesson, of Quebec, badly; Arthur Forbes,
of Bytown, Ontario county, not badly; Chas.
Perry, Clairmont, New Hampshire G.
Prentice, of New
.York city ; J. C. Payne, of
Dayton, Ohio; W. S. Harris, of Whitewater,
Mississippi; Thos. Talbiit. and W. J. A. Full
er, of New York city.
COMMERCIAL.
Steamers to Arrive
Sinn LUTE TOR TITS
Arabia Liverpool Boston ....... —July 30
Ssxouia Hamburg New York Aug. 1
North Amencan ..... -Liverpool.......Quebee_.......Aug. 3
Coy of Baltimore-..-Liverpool ..... -Nen York...... Aug. it
Vanderbilt Southampton.. New York hug. 3
Ahia Liverpool New York tug. fi
Bremen firemen New Y0r1,.....Aug. 9
Hungarian Liverpool Attiebee ..... __Aug_ 11l
Canada Liverpool Boston -.......Aug. 13
I udiatt Liverpool Quebec_ Aug. IT
Steamers to Sall.
SUITS LTRTI TVR RATS
City of Washington.. New York Cork A Liv'pl July 33
Aerial New York.......Havre ...... .....luly 30
Quaker City New York Havana filly 30
Indian Quebec - Liverpool July 3o
Borwisia. New York Hamburg Aug. 1
Africa New York I iverpool lug. .3
Northern Light. New York Aspiuwall hug. 5
Mohr, Taylor New York Aspinwall......Aug. 5
N e w York New York Bremen tog. 9
North tintou I iverpool hug. G
Europa Liverpool Aug. 10
Kangaroo tii
New 'ett''' Y n :rl - Liverpool, rke.Aug. 13
Ocean Queen New York Havro tug. 13
Persia New York Liverpool...... Aug. 17
. ~ .
Aug. ,
Cirea1,91A11 . ........ ...... NOW York Galway . 18
Fulton New Yuri - H* re li:. tli.)
Glapgoie New York ./1:1,:on , . Aug.. 21
City of liAltanorn......New Yurlc....-Liverliont......Aug. ir:
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
WEEKLY It EVIEW.
Carefully Rerisrd and arrected by our own
Commercial Reporter.
Augu: t 3, 150.
We Lave hale of Inteiest W 11Olat 111 (110 eutTllll,o,llli
way voce last week. Ilti , tnetts tstutt ours as heft we. es
ettedingly dull. and a prosp,t .4 a eo‘Aum : ,nee ( ..t• Iho
same quietudo for some weeks.
In figures there is but little ettanee, ttemell there is
more actway ut twesdatutTs and provisions. In ether
articles we giro last week's quotations, with a few es
oephotts.
Naciptien Auipeudedbvlon- the oily. We liavo but
twenty im•he, water in tho channel, and nearly all the
boat, wtneh have attempted 1.1 go out are squand at
6 la., Ilan.,
Vu MCaldy 1,11114 g A. L.. 1 ty, very I.<•lvy r 2.111. but It
not *fleet the stare of traitr. It
Pad. h0.., , tr, a imOd effect Upon the prowing
WO. ,adly iu need of it.
12opori, from Ow \Veyt of n
drought, especially in Ohio and Indiana, liut the
Of it are.. We are eonstritined to believe, over estiradted,
and the Stoe natiied a C.ur erop of
corn.
In the anancial world there it lithe new, The mon
ey market as quiet, and seem. to be growing more
etringcnt, though all seed paper Is token up by the
Banks at rcgutaz rate•, or by outsider. at an advanc, -, o f
two Or three i• 1 cent- Eastern Exchaw;
per cont. premium
1 . 1111111,4 the early part of the a oclot was 111111irre•I that
the Mononealicla Cslles Bind:, at 51'1Zeels wt. Om unb•a
of Whult were thrown Out to this city, had - gone tip. -
The Cashier visited the 41ty n toy or two since, and
stated that they are redeeming their notes with ruin.
The followmg comparative, statement Is wade up from
ofnc-,1 gatements of the eamlition of the city hawks
for the week emhug on Monday hut, slut for tho,e of
the week provioun
.I.mitS. July '25. Auglist 1.
Loan!, ktol DiAcount, te.,941,3i17 30 $11.1129.1:14 3.2
Doe by other Bak 192,517 05 1109,:.7t1 711
Notes. kc., of other Banks
.
and Treasury Notes :111.0V; tWALSS3
5P1,11., i'12Z.9551/,0t./.462
I.l4r.austrs.
Cll 1:141.1{i06 ..- 1.86 , ;,.243 OO 1,5.15,.7.3 O
DIM PI ether Hanks Z12.,111 23 257.159 33
Ileposits 1.750,413 54 1,741.5 , 41 12
These figures show the lollon tug eemparatlce results,
Decrease In Loans and Discount $.12,132 76
Increase In otnottot duo bylether 7,759 11
Increase in Notes and Checks of other Banks
tc L 7,14.1 00
Decrease in Specie :4%7911 15
lkscrease In Circulation 32,410 00
Increase in unsocial diva to other Banks 24,0%8 00
I/corsets° 111 DopeSC% B,istl7 12
The above figares show a net increase in Assets of
tfog24 TS and a net decrtvire in Liabilities of s3l,fkT2.
—mating the difference it Iltror or the Banks this week
$17,457 2;1
AA aole but tittle ,•Isange. Pots rate
at 4'.get‘oso and Pcarls at 6 1, :ia4,6 1 4e: SOila Ash :1(
3 1 ,44.;INitrato of .94kia. at 6.15 - I(N.`, and Conecntrated Lye.
at 14c
Bacon... Maintains about the same figures. 91w,iil
ders we quote all' ,A73f,.; Sides at 9' 0.i.t , 1,'...... and Horne
at 10‘4®10l.® ? tb. Sugar c.nred limas at 1.4,i,
Beairs...Aro iii good"supply.with but a tight demand.
Sales of small white at $1,50 ? bushel, but large lots
could not be sold at this figure.
Butter... Tho only lots offering are of roll front
country, which are taken up by store-keepers at 1'2'..; ; 09
11e. per lb, to In qiudi.y.
IBrooms...Are scarce and high. Common now are
worth $2 per dozen; good 112,7:14.4,3, and lane) . $ 3 . 50 .
Buckets an ci k Tubs—The Beaver manufacturers,
prices aro to follows:—Buckets, plain inside, IA dozen.
$1,40; painted inside, 51,50; 3 hoops. $1,75; Tubs, NO. l'
3 hoops, 744 dozen, $7,75; No. 1, 2 hoops, 50,75; No. 2,
f 9,00; No. 3, $5,50; No. i, 54,7 5 ; No. 5, $4,00 Heelers
:V9.2, 52.75; Half Bushels. scaled, $4,70.
Cordage...
Manilla Rope, coil.-11 iit'lb. Manilla Rope, cut... 12 ?lb
Tarred " " -.11 ItS lb Hemp " e —ll /I lb
Hemp " " ...11 ?lb Tarred " " —l3 is lb
Packing Yarn. tine..ll 'ti lb Paolihig Yar,n,com.lo 'it lb
L
fled 0mit5...51 nnills, 51,50, ' '23(e: 21A 'lt dozen; Hemp,
51,37, $200®21,75"? dozen; Hemp coil, lie. it Oa
('tough Linex...Manilla tffe. ? dozen- Hemp 70e. ?doz
Co l,h
Won Cbrdage...Cotton Rope ,''' and upwards.2oe.; do.
below I f., 22c.; Bed Cord $X504.03,6Agi4,75 'p dozen:
Plough ‘ Lines f 1,25; Sash Cords 50,50,
Candles—rho following arc Low the current rates
of city manufacturers: Miiulds 13c. 't lb.; Dip 12 1 ,4 e.;
Star 18®190 1.1 lb.'
Cheese... the quantity in market is not large, and
cpe lb, s s ß i o n id qu in ali .s t a k. ,ll
the demand is limited. Western Reserye is sold at
lots at 81,12 y 1 bush,
Crackars.,.llm prices havee umiergene• a bother
W4Coprit ucia r
..
advance. The quota pons are now as followsi—NN'ater
Crackers ?lb. 5.14 e.; Butter do. 03.®.; Sugar Sc.; Soda
7c.; Boston 7c. Pilot Bread il hbl. $1.60.
Crauberries...The market Is well supplied, but the
demand is limited, Bales from store are made at sll®
$11,50 'p bbl., or box of 3 bush.
Dried Fruit... Apples are in little demand, and we
note only occasional sales at V22,,25 'p bush. Peaches
are in better request, commanding $3,2243,50? bush.
Dried Beef... Sales of small lots at 13%0014e. per
lb.
bidl
kg ....Are in no demand and sales are made at ,•
9c.? doz.
Feed...ls qni2l. We note sales of Bran at $l,OO
ill 1001 s; irtiot St slslo;43hip Stuffs at $1,20 and Mid
dlings at $1,112®1,65. Oil Meal is steady at $280J29 ?
ton.
oval at i5c.~1
bbl..and
iFeathers...Sales of prime Westerr{ are made on , a.r•
Ftsh...We coptinue to. quote largo Maciiered, No, 0,
lb. in small lots, and from store at 48®,,i5c.
Flre
in bbls., at C 1,50, and in hr. bhls. at $O, Ivitn but It retail
of Bolivar. at $2543.5 M.
$
z de . t l t 2 ia;d ll . 4l La r
141 17 . LV ,lt hi c to T are coq s t oigs .l4 lo,oo o lii t..iTin.
$175.
Baltimore Herring dul at S - „^'...„7,, 4 a,75, and Halifax at
$5.00 per bbl. COdlish. Oga% e. per lb.
Flour... Has been quiet since our last, until the be-
Wl:inning of the week, when the sales began to increase.
Sales of 800 to 1000 bbls. daily from store, at $5,500555.02
for
for Super Familyr 55,15645,50 for Etre, and $0,00@50,12
Gratri...oats have declined, and we have sales to
note from first hands at 3 7(§38c., and from store at 40cai
41e. Corn is firmer, with sales from fisrt hands at 87(5
90, and from store at 90/05e. Rye is nominal at7s@Boc.
and Barley the same. Wheat is falling; we quote sales
of new lilecliterranean at $l,=M25, and of White at $l.-
35 per bush.
Groceries... Continue dull. with very limited sales.
Sugar quotes at 73447 3 / 4 C to city, and 43;@8c to coun
try in hhdis; Molasses 40c to city and 42c to country,
in bbls; Coffee at 12Y01.2%e.; and Rice at s®:Lie in tier
ces and hbls.
Gas Pipe.-The following are quotations for the
wrought iron tubing:
.Per Foot. Per Foot
Inch ;
Ms. tic?.
0 0 0 crtz 11 23,4
° 0 ° 3 " .1,33
" .13 " 334 " " " "
1 " . 173 4 4 " " .1,90 .. ""
suroctto Um customary discount.,
' 44 3.
Hay...A fair supply at the city scales, and :sales a
$l2/010 '3l per ton.
llldes...Green Beef Bides command 7c'* lb.; green
salted 9569?,4,,e, and dry flint 10@l0 1 4c.
Homlny...There is nothing doing:and quotations
are nominal at $6.504147 for pea 1.
Iron and Nails—The qoutations of manufactured
Iron are as follows:—Common Bar 234 to 2Xe. IS lb.
Nails are selling at $3,50@13,75 for 10d. to 4d., according
to quality. The terms are sir months' credit, or 6 la
cent. discount for cash. Sales light.
Lard.... Has again declined, and we note sales' of
City No. 1. at 11:".fc., and 12e. in small lots. A few kegs
of country hare been sold at 114 c.
L eat her... The market is steady, with no change in
our old quotations
Red Spanish Sole 'ff 2.21g28c.
SLaughter • 28028 c.
Skirting %gape.
harness 24(426c.
Upper 'l4 dozem $ °4 25 30
Bridle $30.442
Lumber, Scow/lat....The following are the quotations
of seasoned lumber ' from the yards to the city:—
Common 1 inchßoards, fii; 1000 feet. $l6 00
Clear " • OD
Fldoring dressed " „,—. O 00
Shingles, it 1000 3 60
Lath, 221
Oak flooring, dressed, 1 inch, 1000 feet... 30 00
Lumber, Green... There rs but little doing. Common
is worth $9(0 10 for 1,000 feet and Clear 120,00; Timber
&ado, 14 cubic foot, and Shingles $2,26@2,50 vi 1,000.
Mess Pork... There is little doing, and we quote at
$17,00T, bbl. to city, and $17,55(4161,00 to)conntry!
Metals... Pig Lend has declined to 6c, and Bar to
69.1(it7; Sheet Cooper 354360.; Sheet Buts .W.c. la lb.
0 lls...Lard No. 1 is held firm by the manufacturers
at gim4.93, with an occasional sale at Ole. N 0.2 is worth
75e. Linseed is dull at 656968 e. Coal Oil,sells at
61,0041,03 for refined, and 70E:4:bell gallon for the ordb
non,- article.
Pig Metal... Figures range from 82.5 to $2B, for the
different qualities; at 8 months' time,
with but few sales.
Potatoe....A few lots of prima Eastern New have
arrived and found sale at $2."'—.50 per bbl.
Powder...lll,re has been a decline in the prices of
75c ou former quotations of Blasting and $l. on Rifle;
the qpotations now are for Blasting $445 7 keg ;
Rine xt3.
Rye Flour...We hear of an oecoalional sale at 14,00
(45;2-5111)U
SAlt...There is a fair demand, with sales of No.l at
51.12.!La1,25 bbl.
Sand S ton e.i.ltegular Kites of Huntingdon county,
al Stlli ton.
Meeds...'fhere is nothing doing. A few lota of ritrlC•
thy have been sold at r.. 1,60. Flax. brings $1,2.5a51,30.
Sheeting., Varna, &e ...The prices have again
and the following are now the ruling figures;
Engle Sheetings, 8:34'e..•p, yard: Niagara 83,4 e.
Pound In rn.
No.
N 0.17
N 0.19. 27 a
N 0.19
No.t. 5 to 10. in
eln.ve. ttk. 'X (4
So. 11 and 11. 11 (4
N.,. 1:1 6,5
NO. 1.1.
\O. 15
Do. white., 25 •
to 20 gl fat
Do. wnite, 91
to 44
TO. - 111.3
Dotting, No. I_. 16 e": 6
Ko. 15 _
Family Patting 17 6-4 •-•
Caulking._ 16 (4)
No. 41 - st, Itt
No. :s; . 10 od
No. Ciro 9 Qs ...
No. TOO 8 Eit
No. SW (411
No. WO (...4t
N0.1000._ a (4)
Coverlet Yarn.. (t - a
Candlesvick--.. 20 (41 ...
Carpet Clett.a.÷
sorted color.. tft
Soaps...Tli«G,llGalustar
5,-.; No.l Palm, 5.1 i;
Toilet. 10, "f
Pal lolv.-Itough quotes
at Os.
the mannfileurees prices:
Chemical, f,34; Castile anti
at 7e, and country rendered
White Lead, Litharge, dtc...White Lead is
firm, and in steady demand ut 12,10 keg for pure oil,
and dry Sc. ? subject to the usuat discount. Red
Lead sl - c. net. and Litharge 8,t4.
Window Wow—Tito prices of city brands have
adruneed. and we correct our quotatiorbs as f.)l/01ia
eas and I'AO, it box of u 0 feet. $L0); Sxlo, V2,ls; Sail,
Sall,ll, 91114:and 10a12, 12A0; 8x.13 and Said, 12,01; toil&
and 10116, /u /5 cent. discount cut Country
brands 40e. lower.
Wool—There in none selling. Some large shipmenst
bare made to the east, of lots purchased Some
Weeks sines.
Whisky...Salea of. Raw, at 2b 4-27 c, and Rectified
at 2c.e.eh. and 1:1* 33n. tin time.
Foreign Markets.
Per
London Money Market., July 22.—Consols closed at
44 - 4'.'etn4 7 ..; for menu and account. The bullion in the
Bank England has decreased 1242.000. The Money
market itheihanzed, and cloned with a good demand.
bottom, S.,tturility. July :::J-7.C00n.--Consols hare de
ell I
Liverpool . C-oltoil llfarkeL July 22.—The sales for the
week have been 504006 bales, including 6560 to specu
la:4,r,, and Limon bale , for exporters. All qualities have
41. dined about 1 4, - ,1. Sane circulars say that at one time
the market rallied and closed at - V7,d decline. The sales
Cotton to-day, Friday, were 806 bales, ineluding 1000
at speeulalors sad Moo toles for export. The closing
quotatiiins are as follows. with a steady market: New
Irkaus lair 0l.1": middling Mobile fiar middling
7 146; uploads fuir 7 tß iiiiddlinff 6 145-16. - Tie stock of
Cird . oll 111 port is 663,61 W hale?, including 041,000 bales of
American.
Liverpool Bread:tuffs litarlteL—The market closes
firm. Wheat has an advancing tendency. and all quali
ties nn• slightly improved. Messrs. fliehardson &Spence
luote the harvest prospects as favorable. Flour dull at
td per centst of Ito lbs. Wheat has an advanc
ing- tendency. and to M more demand. having improved
lia.:!d; 9.-a!i4ls C.d. Corn closed firm, at an advane
ing Rale, ed rained at Co 3.1; yellow ilsgals sd;
whit, 7s(d7s
Laveriaml Provision Market,—Provieions closed with
a declining tendency. Reef IA heavy with but Me in
quiry. and pre are weak. Ptah' is heavy, and quota
none are mind nal. 'flacon is dull, at a decline for all
qualitice. Lard is aeudy and quiet at &4 565.
Liverp,l Produce Market.--Suitar dull. Coffee quiet.
Rice Mill. Rosin firm. Spirits of rurpenrine steady at
a &Onto for ill yialitiein tales at 3,SCIJX,s. The has ad
vanced !,:itald.
LentiouSfarkets, July Z.'.—Messrs. Barring quote
lircadlduld, dull. Sugar firm. Tea very firth. Coffee
doll and prices easier, but the qnotatioas 'um unchang
ed. Rice dull.
Ilavre rotton :tlarket. July 21.--New Orleans fres orrli
sow,. 112 i, 1011. The sales of the week hare been
The stock iu port is 9,500 bales.
Philadelphia Market.
PfilLintuln t. Ant a.—Flour is uneh.wged; supplies
come forward slowly, and holders are firm. Rye Flour
and Corn Meal are dull at $. : 3,75 for the former and
$.3.0231; for the latter. Wheat is rather scarce, and for
prime lots the prices hare advanced leltc2c; sales-of
Woo bush common and prime red at M.t.NX6I-4M; chiefly
at 51.23; same old asna sold at EL and 3600 bush
damaged Jaye is steady at 790 for old, and 77c
for now. Corn is in lair request; 5000 bash yellow sold
nt 796060 e, and damaged at 730; 600 bush white blzizh e t ,
7se. Oats dull; 3000 bosh old Delaware sold nt '" '
and now at 30.. Whisky is dull at '2O!fs,P247W. Pro
visions quiet; sales Mess Pork at $111,60, and prime at
1)15; a lot of hams in pickle Nr:ls . f , r+li nt - 10®101,1c; and
300 herces of Lard at about
Cincinnati Market.
Cturlsssn. August 3.—Flour dull in the morning, but
at neeovvred hy 'the noon disruehea, so that holders
wore firm for choice supertino, hot the market
was ind uciice. Whcat was well sustained at $1.,0iqe,1,10
for ristamd $l.lO ;1,17 for good to prime_ white. Oats
in 110 e heed ilein.enl at 43e for new, and 40®50e- for old.
l{ce con' final at SOia. Corn unchanged. Provisions
ivry dull ton hot otaangod in prices. • . .
New York Market.
NEw Yong, August 3.—Cotton steady: eales 1300 Was.
Flour advanced: sales VISO; Lids. Wheat advanced;
only 1 . .0) bush were sold: white .11,301A1.5e. Corn ad
vanciw, Salo:418.000 bush. Oats dull at:U(44oc. Mess
Pork heavy; prism steady nt 510.75a11,00. Lard steady
at 16;4'fijille; the latter price for very choice quality.
IVhisky Eif.a . 2.5, 1 e. Sugar steady: there is a large ea
purl inquiry. MUsecentau al.,:taioa.; Coffee heavy - and
% . e. with sales at 10:!;_i€LiFll . .i'e for Rio. •
New York S
Nrw Yon', August 3.—Stogy
Chicago &Rock I eland
Illinois Control 4 1 4
Allot, Southern 20, 1 ;
lw York Control.— 73 , 4 '
Miosouri n's 82 1 ,i
Galena & Chicago 6.3,1.
tack Marliet.
&ca . ImeLanged—
Mtehigan Contra] 4P.1
ClevelaZd4
Panama Railroad 115 -
Pacific Mail S. S. CA... 717
IL T. liENNEK. W. S. KENNEDY.
PEARL STEAM 'MILL.
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASED.
FLOUR, CORN HEAL AND HOMINY,
MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED '
IN PITTSBURGH AND ALLEGHENY. •
TERMS,•CASFI ON DELIVERY.
REMOVAL.
& D. HTT.GU.S,
HAVE REAUVED TU 69. MAR
-11
E:ET Street, corner of Fourth, where they wit/ r
maul till the first of Sep(einheir,4l3en they will remove to
o t.l4v e n n :l7 T e t N e iv t being ut the old oh9d, Cener
- I% :Cif -- t - TA — C - FW — ;: —in 3. 4 '
m
Zr 1177 , salo by
lent) J. IL • WELDEN,
- are-
63 Woodstreet. near Fourth.
OSIERY, GLOVES, GAUNTLETS and
11 Mitts, marked down very low.
_ Jy4
__ EATON. CRE,E Ai CO.. Fifth and Market ets.
BANKER'S GASES, MONEY BOOKS,
Port Monaies, Memorandum Books and Pocket
Books, for sale by W. S. HAVEN, Stationer,
y'_ corner Market and Second streAs.
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FRESH TEAS.-50 half chests Green and
Black Teas, various grades, :_7O caddy boxes do. of
different sizes., in store and for sale by _
MURTLASID 3 / 4 IMONNOR,
mr33 197 Liberty street.
F'
ARRIVAL-100.boxes Palermo
Oranges, sweet, and 100 boxes Palermo Lemons,
j ust receiving this, day, and for sale by ..
REIMER B ANDERSON,
j 613 No. 39 Wood st., opposite St. Charles Hotel.
DRIED APPLES.—IO barrels for sale by
MUATLAND 3 CONNOR,
MO) 171 Liberty street ..
VINE FLOUR.-12 bbls. Fine Flour, re
ceived and for . sale by JAMES A. FETZER,.
)48 corner Market and First streets.
NEW WALL PAPER.—Third arrival for
the Season. The assortment always complete at
the old stand, No. 87 Wood street.
je9 W. P. ➢fARgRIi.T, g GO.
NUMBER 253
Maguerreati
R. 0 Gt. P.. S '
Ainbro4pe and Photograph
GALLERY,
No. 70 Plittb. Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE TEE POST OFFICE
/tar Photographs, colored or plain, taken at abut no
tice, at Easteraprices, and warranted Ind to them.
H
SMALL amm ENLARG ED To sizEould
colored in Oil. •
A MB ROTYPES.--
A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTURE
WARRANTED, CAN BE HAD AR LOW
LEI AT ANY FIRST„CLABS ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE COUNTRY, AT •
fel2 WALL'S, Fourth street
LIFE-SIZE„.
IMPERIAL,
PHOTOQ R A PHS,
Colored in Oil, Pastello, or ,Plain," in the moss artistic
style, and at Eastern pricen.
WALLIS GALLERY,
jet Jones' Building, Fourth street.
WM. M. FABER & Ca,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
IRON FOIINDERS,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
NEAR THE PENNI R. R. PASSOIRER DEPOT,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
Steam Engine, ranging from three to one hun
dred and fifty horse power, and suited for firist
Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories, etc-, etc.
Give particular attention to the construction of En
gines and Machinery for mat - mills, and for uprights,
mulay, and circular saw
Rave always on hand, finished and ready for shipment
at short notice, Buggies and Boilers of every description.
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron sewately, and
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Pu.Thes in every
variety, and continue the manufacture of Woolen .111a
chine*, and Machine Cards.
Our prices are low, our machinery manufactured of
the best quality of materials, and warranted in all cues
to give satisfaction.
Xigil-Orders from all parts of the country solicited, and
promptly filled.' mr2temdaw
p fElri AVM ra OA ar:irlTO * *: W..% . 1 fl 01
SMELTING WORKS,
PARK, ICIPCITRDY & CO,
MANITFACTURER3 OF SHEATHING,
Braziers' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper /3ot
terns, Raised Still Bottoms, Speller Solder, he, also im
porters and dealers in Afetals,,Tin PIMA
_Sheet Iron,
Wire, he. Constantly on hand, 'roman's Machines and
Tools. Warehouse, No 149 First, and LW Second streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Special orders of Copper cat to any de
ired pattern. toyalydaw
VINEGAR I
WARRANTED Pure and Un
adulterated, and to isir EVA VE
Pickles for years, the tame that r have
told to a majority of the Pittaburgh Gro
cers for vwstva TEAM and which has taken
Three First Premiums
at Pennsylvania State Fairs, I am now of- •
faring to the city and country trade
greatly reduced prices . .
Please order direct. Terms flash.
A. RU1,013;148 Water street,
between Snaithaeld and Grant,
Fatabursh,
0 0 F I "T CF. -
Gum Elastic Improved Cement and CanTaas
Rooting, Felt Cement, and Gravel
ROOFING!
Also / Agents For
Patented Aspheltie Footling Felt.
ROOFING MATERIALS FOR SALE,
WITH INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPLYING. OLD
HOOFS REPAIRED.
76 SMITHFIELD ST,BETWRIM FOV72TH dF FIFTH.
Valuable and Desirable Farm
For Sale. •
T OFFER FOR SALE THE FARM ON
X which I formerly lived, situated in Saint Clair town.
ship, Columbiana county, Ohio, two miles from the town
of Calcutta. Said Farm contains about ONE HUNDRED
AND NINETY ACRES, one hundred and fifty of which
is cleared, and all of it under fence. It is well timbered
and watered, and convenient for stock. Has two good
bearing apple orchards and other fruits, has good atone
quarries, and a vein of excellent coat [tune feet inthick-
I - less. The great portion of the cleared land is at pres
ent lakldown in Grass, but is well adapted to Wheat and
other Grain.
There has also teen erected on aboveaNEW FRAME
HOUSE, commodious and comfortable; a largo double
Bank Barn, with stabling room for from 18 to 20 head
of horses or stock; Cutting Rooms, Wagon Sheds, Corn
Crib, Carpenter's Shop, Hog Pen, Coat }louse and other
cant-maleness.
The said Farm is located within convenient distance
of three good produce points, viz: Liverpool, Wellsville
and Glasgow, within one and a half miles from Cannon's
Mill, and convenient to other Saw audGristlithls. There
is also a School House on the premises.
Payments will be made to euit purchasers:
Enquire of John W. Moore, Columbiana House, East
Liverpool, or Wm. Moore, adjoining the premises.
JOHN W. MOOEE,
East Liverpool, June, MO: je&ltd-,Smw
Valuable Market Street and Man
chester Property for' Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, in virtue of powers
1 conferred upon them hy . the will of the late Judge
Riddle, offer for wile the following excellent bueinees
locations:
A lot fronting 31 feet on. Market street, by 176 feet
deep to Chance,ry Lane, with the two three-story busi
ness houses on Market street, a two-story house In the
rear of the same, and a two-story dwelling house on
Fourth street. The lot has a front of 3t feel on Fourth
street, by Ge feet deep on Chaneety Lane. Ibis proper
ty;from its large front on two streets, offers a favorable
opportunity to - business men desiring a good business
location.
. .
In order to accommodate purchasers, the Fourth
street, extending back on Chancery Lane 30 feet, willbe
sold separately from the Market street property.
Men, a lot of ground' in the borough of - Manchester,
having a front on Locust street of 34 feet, sada depth o
160 feet 3 inches, being bounded on one side by Lackey
alley, on which is erected a brick dwelling house of two
stones, with a portico in front, and having'appurtenant
thereto a convenient in-house and smoke house, and a
stable and carriage house on the other side of, Lackey
alley: this property is now In the occupancy of Captain
Miller. The above property_ will
.be sold upon terms
greatly conducive to the interests of purchasers, balms
relate to price and time of payment, as the Executors
are anxious to close up the stadia of the estate. For
further particulars, price, terms. Sc., apply to either or
the subscribers, or to S. CUTHBERT, &gen; Market
street, Pittsburgh. . JOSEPH P. GAZZA - M, M.
Office, No, 26 Sixth street.
OHARLES SHALE& Att'y. at Laic
Office, 81 Fourth street.
iyltZwdaw
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING, AND COMMISSION MERCHUP
FOS Tall BUJ OP
Pions, Grain, Bacon, Lard, patter, Seed
- Dried Fruit and Piodnec Benornll7l
CO:RNSA CT MARKET AND /FIRST 8/4834113,
PIMBURGII, Pit.
RSSMI To—Francis O. !Way, roS., WM= Thiwortb,
Sr., S. Cuthbert & Sou, Pitt&blartrA_Boyd &
B VE r Ledikell
&•Swearingen,,S. Bracty,„Ceeb. &i. M. Lig I
Howell, Mangle & George W. Anderson, ulon,
Sextet% & Co, Wheeling. myzjapti.
PENN MACHINE WORKS
F OIINDRY„
H. witalirrmAsr,
MAN UFACTURE_B s . OF
8 Engut, at,,
°ring Machines ?
Mortice Machines,
Gear whet
Order! promptly attended to.
sa:ly
4.t BRO.,
BOAT FITSSIBL:
Manilla, Hemp and Cotton Corday_ ".
Oakum, Tar, t • -
Tarpaulin, Duck, Light and 117
aP6aY
TWENTY-EIGHT
of Farming Lan situnklib
Maumee River, six miles from
i s good, said timber first-class, an.
are occupied by enterprising fa
good improvements. These
tracts of fifty acres and upisp . . l
further information apply A--
iY/8
ARION
tortable tyro-C_;
an cellar. The lotS
an alley; a large gra \\
front, a frame outbu
easy.
je3o
Effil
BA.TES t JOHNSON.