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,consequence of the sadden illness of Dr
J. W. SYKES,
DR. CALVIN M. FITCH
will c...clade the appuintanent in pe roan, and KEMAL,. 1N
PITTSBURGH until
Saturday Evening, June 29, 1556,
When he can I.k. r‘in•ult.J clad, exeepted)betweeu
the boon of kA.hl , awl 4l' at hiercanna at the
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
Corner of Penn and St. Clair Streets,
air Entrant. :0 n.ona Un It un th-rd,
No. 83 Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth street,
PITTSBURG/I, PA.
*1 Tor subscriber in now ot.enito,f, a welt edected timort
meat of foreign and domestic Ilarduare, all new. nod will Le
sold on es good terms as any other house in IL. •0) 11.
will One), keep on hand a gcneral mesortment of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CARPENTERS' TtsiL,‘. d. ,
To which he respectfully trite: the attentioo of put, Is...re
mlaG SAMUEL FA lIN
HENRY H. COLLINS.
Produce and Commission Merchant,
AI? AN D I i c , U CC' t. It It A I I. 1"
No. WATER STREET, PITThRURUH, l'o
John Scott At .NI.
E.D.Joio•NCLub'rCAL.I4.p. Ilk.'
Lockil A Co, l'ttt.koakb.
Jostryli L.. Elder. Nt. L0u..1 Chili&
adi
Thom k (hewer, Ilikriker, Hull., A Cibo n tt:
Axiom. t/liio 14)1 lyi A I; Itollokl. k
• .
WII,LIAMS (Sz,
air & A. will cot - ,. t G , r Wmrming and V.t.tskoi.
by St.= or HOE Wader, i'ip , el Chileouti'n Furnace 'I, t,
StheoDia. II pi Farti)rit4,
Court lErrusts, Julia, or Hotel. No :Li MARK K•l' ii 1.7 1.
Pittsburgh. I.•
). .
For Diseases of the Throat & Lungs,
And all affections predisposing to them.
DR. PITM will open hie permanent of at 4.59 MAIN
STREET, BUFIA.I.O, on the first of July, where he may be
addreeeed after leaving Pittsburgh.
The Invalid's Guido and Consumptive's Manual,
or nuggesttiona ftu the prevention mid ntlrr ui Cousutnp-
Hun, Asthituk, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Female Complaints., Ztt.,
by CALL IN M. BITCH, A. M. M. D.
Price in muslin fA cents. It can be sent by wail to any
part of the United Ptatex. turza
SHINGLE MACHINE.
Kendall's Patent I 111 P It O V E D
Double Acting River Sr. Shaver.
THE attention of ;Shingle and Lumber
dealers, speculators and others, Is directed to this In
valuable invention, a bleb Is now presented 4. the public as
the first and only practical machine extant, for Riving and
Shaving Shingled.
Various cutting and tateing machine, have been Invented
for making Shingles, lint it is a ~•11 linos,, fact that Shin
gles cut or sawed 1143 . 05 s the grain are quite tis. annoy fur
rooting purposes. Numerous Inventions have recently ap
peared for riving and sharing, and these have all been con
demned us worthies,. trail, their imperfect method of
witch consists of splitting ft sin the aide ul the block but one
ehingle, which aimed invariably runs oft. Than difficulty is
entirely obviated by
KENDALL'S MACHINE 5
Which first Bulks In.ni the 1111.1 of the block w 'Awe thick
enough for two ehaugicK, which 11 separated i uu• oeutre,
arid by menus or chketic gulden ...II putt it eutidlich4l
through a pail of upproximatiug ktust.t. whit ti completet
the operatiou; thou pruthwmg two ishiugh-1, st t very revolt.
thou.
This machine will rico aria shave from a- blot k three
thousand shingle/4 per t o ur, oftniform tile:4l,es sod toper,
superior In solidity and durability to they try (laud I a
any other process.
Its utiertsttutut urn by no means etutfintsi to pin. and other
soft worm, but works to equal mit itittiute auk. walnut, rind
every other deseriptiou of Umber that can be 01.111.
The workiugn of the machine can be exnuin•d at 11. 11
Itysn's Furniture Builiiitto, Firth sheet.
Tu timber ownera, alattgla dealers, nod matt eun•rpriae,
this opera a new n. -1d for . ISINIIIIIOOII, n.. t here t. tb , attatinz
lutention extant.
The mitellitte 00-utiles lint a small elpifts, ix a do. »Id,.
and cuata but at at tao hoioired and dol
1811 . 11, and a man and two toys can mat, 1.1../11 t„
2.S.oll.lshing,lss per dry, with about thret horse
For right of territory, or IlltlehlOtti, Ilatitlirr at At... :SI Fifth
street, or at the City Hotel.
11126. Al/ needed inlornintiun will be forwarded by letter,
when desired. (mill:S.2ml AIIOIS IRANI tiF.NDAI.I.,
PEKIN TEA STORE,
No. 38 FIFTH STREET,
ONE DOOR EAST OF TUR EXCIIANUE ❑ANK
Pttt.burgh, Ps.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Purchased direct from the Im purterh ftir CA,tll. The
wick ritinaliih, id all the diflerent Itlatttra stadia of TlitA
brought to the Amers.xn i t iarleh, and
SOLD N lIOL ESA LE AND It I<TA IL.
AT TUE
Rh y I. OWE,T II I' II I F
PACK ED TEAS, I'UT I.l' IN NI k. 71 Llt 1•Aell
exprremly 1., the wadi.
I==lM
CoFFKE, SCUAR, L'iI,O.I.ATE hew ,
aux., for vale.
Lottg oxpel ttl the humint..na in nmar gliaraar, tbs.
every article e 5,141 w ill be an rep! twoob-.1.
AUF:NT. or f•I4,T. tog Tot 114,
JAYNE'S 1.A.1111.1 111,:b11:1NE, K. JAI NES.
Pittsburgh, Murvb
SAMUEL FA II N ESTO('K
IMPORTER & DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE
No. 35 Wood Street.
tohlft.lasn l'A
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
It C 11 N ,
Dealerm lu Wool, Hides, Flour,
M=!
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MAIN CVACTUREAL UY
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING! t; ENERAI LY,
For Warming and Ventilating Ltnilelings
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
DEkl.l.3r , IN
WON 11111 S, SIRS A 11) SDI NEE
LARD, LARD OIL,
DINED BEEP,
SU(iAIi-CUREI nrl.l
CAN% ANiED II ANI,,
k lane std..k ahrit)m 1u hand at
No. 297 Liberty Street,
171TFI0.'IIG 11, \
JNO. D. Koons late of Humphrey.. 11..f•nallist,
D. W. I I cnarrriz
KOONS & lIERSTINE,
FLOUR FACTGRS.
AND
Gener:il Produce Commission Mei:hank,
4' North If' harp, , „
brim,'
171721N1A
Ragmley,W,.thrard & C.. Phil.; ltrtnn,
liervett. SlArtin •• 1.. N. ,I u,a 11,
W0...J A 01 er, •-
Ell ter, I fit • 2. en. •• A W. Kra.
CAleb t ICO •• Li.44/111 . ) G.enrave
Truitt, itruthet 3 G.. 'Watt A Wthunt.
J.l Isettmei AC Cut cinnat L. A Moulth, Ctn. n, ail
A. A. lltle. IL A C. tietu,r.
IrVe.. , eti A Sibley, " IJ. S. Chenoweth A C... ••
And Pittsburgh and Pltiltulelphin Merchants g 0... ally.
JAI atlapesn
_
AMKA KERB, JIL. ROBT. M. HUNTER.
h'14',13.11 & 111UN1'11:11,
Forward* mid Ummission Merchants,
Rol-STEAMBOAT AGENTS. - “,
Law, t01.,,t I'mr and ohry #5,
feteledirpr I SAINT LoUIS, Mo.
_
W. H. SMITII W. W MAIN R. HUNTER
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
In Second and 161 Front st.,
JAMES BLAKELY,
EUROPEAN AGENT IND CON EIMER,
Corner of Sevenlh and Smitkfirld streets
1'ITI'Nul!IUl It.
In_ Passengers brought from tho old ccmutry pitu,
burgh, nod moneys remitted L. EILLOpIL I n.,sC
JAMES COLLINS Sr, CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
PROPRIZTORB 01 , TOY
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
NUB. 114 AND 115 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA
fl EFR It E NC ES
Bag Haley & Co, Murphy, Tiernan &
Smith & Sinclair, Hampton, IV ila.n It Co.,
M'Candless, Means t Co., Euglid Itlchartlson.
rintkolia.Pm*--
fiagalny, Woodward & Co., Truitt, Brother k
Wood, Bacon k On. I kid&
JAMES A. FETZER,
70RWARDINO AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
FOR THE HALE OF
Flour, Grain, Dried Fruit, Seeds, Lard, But
ter, Bacon, and Produce generally.
No. S 9 Water Street,
PUTSBURUH,PA.
WEIL TO
Fraud. 0 Bailey, Esq.. William Dilworth, Sr.. S. Cothlwrt
Son, Pittsburgh ; Boyd & Ott, Haskell & Swearingen.
S.
C'tteth. M. & M. Bank, Lint & Howell, ersugle & C"..
Att.. W. Anderson, boulon, Paxton &Co_ Wheeling. { Loy 2,
PEKIN TEA STORE,
NO. 38 FIFTH STREET•
'FRESH TEAS.—A choice lot fresh Green and Black Tao
just received direct from the Importers, which will he sold
-wholesale and retail, at prices lower than usual.
my2o
ItERRING-50 bble. Baltimore received
and fur sale by 'Loyal] EMBRYO. OULLI
74,,X1. -
E.,r4elt 4.41547 . 0 ..."*" 4 :„s r eft_
MUM
lEEE
a.• .tV MORNING!
Democralie Meeting in Allegheny City.
Pursuant to call, a large and enthusiastic meeting
of the Democracy assembled on Thursday night
112th insL) at Beplar's Hotel, in the Ist Ward, in
Allegheny, for the purpose of taking measures for
forming Democratic Clubs for the present campaign.
On motion the following officers were elected by ac
clamation.
Capt. DAVID CAMPBELL, President.
JllO. DUBOIS and GEORGE SAN.IIAN, Vice Preets.
M. I. Stewart and Jilt). It. Large, Secretaries.
After an exchange of views and opinions it was,
on motion,
Resolved, That the President appoint a Committee
consisting of three from each Ward in Allegheny, to
prepare a Constitution and Bylaws, fur the regula
tion of Democratic Clubs, to bo submitted at an ad
journed meeting; whereupon the President an
nounced the following Committees.
Ist Ward, M. I. Stewart, William H. Magee, Char.
H. Paulson.
2d Ward, Jno. R. Large, John Otterson, William
A. Reed.
3d Ward, George Garet, Charles P. Whieton, Wil
liam 13. Hazelett.
4th Ward, William Blackley, John Connelly, Dr .
Wm. H. Herron.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet at the
same Cline and place on Saturday, the 21,1 of June.
DAVID CAMPBELL, Presl.
M. T. STEWART, 1
Secretaries.
JNU, IL LARGE, ;
Pursuant to previous notice given, a large and en
thusiastic meeting was held at Wilkins Hall, last
night_ Mr. Charles Barnett was unanimously called
to the Chair, and Thomas B. Hamilton, E 51.1., and
Dr. James C. Ilucy were appointed Secretaries.
After petite tli,u,sion the Chairuturt wet. 1 ill ihorizod
to appoint a Committee to prepare a Courcitution
and Ity Lear, to report at a meeting sutye, t to the
rail of the Chairman of raid Committee.
The following ore the earner of the Cothtulitee
Artbift M'liiil , J. R. Hunter.
A. 11. hornet'. Dr. G. W. Keyrer,
John C. Dunn, John Murray.
Will Black, Jar. C. Pettigrew.
Dr. James C. Huey, J. N. M'Clowry,
C. W. Ilambright.
In pursuance of a rerulution passed at the Demo
ratio meeting, Inxt night, I would resiperttillly re
'nest the members of the above Committee Cu meet at
WilkillF Hall, this evening, at 8 o'clock, t., trannact
the duties of their appointment.
MR \lilt ATFII W TIIF. SUNDAY LAW--AI.1) STF.III.
01) rosrEß DENIES Iit.INU A
I. k V Etc
The hu>iue• , Lef..ro the ll..nra yeetordny was the
lutp,tranee ugnin•t granting 'wen, t.. •ell malt t.l
pi6;u4.. t'. C. Seri'', 11 V tvrhelkr. intnex
' , Lan c. n, A lexunder Cupples and Abram tin.•, Thu
ground t•rtheir wn.• the fart "I tb..kr (••.13
vivtion of .eldng 11. 4 u, "LI tLe Sabbath day, to prove
which the .10..ket of A Ideriuun Steel we,. cited ee evi•
dew'e the pre, ious lay. F.Olor entered the
room with hie arm, full of doeutnents at
The Chairman of the Board announced that there
ward+, Se., where there are more applicant. thee
license, allowed would be heard by eotiewd, and
thee hou,e, -Lowing superior advantage, w-uld et
the privilege. The firet ease ealled up was that of
Mr. John 11. Brampton, counsel for Seely. .le.,red
n make a few remarks on the decieletk of the board,
'lnch decision was to the etlect that a convsettt.n
ening liquor un the Sabbath was a nil sutli
tent reason fur refusing him license. lie eimietided
hat it wu. legal to break down a mad.
;...r irt.‘ing one •.r two i....ulated esse• of law krealt.
ng. Ile al,n further c vutended that Mr. O ee uto
brought up altuo.twith,ait having 111.-en warned of the
Nlay,r's provlantattun, the Iroelarnab,•n bar ingt.orn
isgued Friday and the alleged thence hat tttg taken
place „ a the tull.ke,lllC :,111.111y Mr. II ../i/pii./1
urtL,ll,ll I, i, e!tvttl I..fwe Aid.
me of the 'trot; g.o.t :le111) , T, nee Wee 1 the r
cquittoti
r.o.ter. The ree.,rd don't Abu,. that.
11Ir. lllttoptow .1 .Ity it &wt.. Ile tea.. Led
the firrt tittle and at a re trial Ira, huttorat.4 a.•luit
.e.l. Mr. iimni.ton al,' %rut. ll.lu a legal argument
f the CaAC, And rttr the truth or Gt. vworm toe appealed
the ;,,titleutan ar a lawyer
Cul. Futter ,IL.I Ole gehtlernan doss rue tujupt we In
ealletig we a lawyer. I kee. , o neethin,r, more
110 than can l•eac,talred Ly an, prtl ate asl.ren tsti
attitude al ullf ~ U lt.. to tliu capacity of rep,ler
Mr. H ampton. -
alifurnix
Mr. ruater. Ah, that 1,. a different matter. The
nutttufitiom there are nut very strictly detint.l
Chairman of the liaird. Mr. Fustar, it -*lll .1,1,
perh6pP, to uu that the ItmirJ has not
h.suged iti 14'11.4 on oue eubierL You I' lin otter cr y
dente LAI prate that 41$ appl.rnul hn, bewu in tie hat,t
U1113 , ,e, tht SeMontle, L sod
f ,•-taLik.tta Rh..vr I:0 *be.
I,g,nialt UFO La, Itut v. , o•.idere•l it a I fdatlft•ll..r
tner..l% sell 11“..r. stet w e w 0.1 ft..; d . ,•. either.
11.1. rteel he.Lsg albrumh .fated that the re.•ttrh
llll(,..ft• that t.!
that C. t'. . hittl a hat' reptitattaii
d'inLibg place. lie pa hit inf•nnali••a 1,1,11,a11)
from the polio.. lie knew net r iong from hip
I;y Mr. All .rev. -Squirt, linve y.. 0 ever learned in
yonr cg.n% er,ationK with the p.lice of any t.umg
toe!, et,thstig 4,1 from n I,n. k mile, '
ever heard 4.1 u Lark alley where
pe,tle van go Into the house without toutig seen fr..ut
the fr..ut ' I have hear.l of it. 1.1,1 1.,0 ever
pl vin4 In by that. entrunt•r• I never %h./
hero renal the ree ,L 1 ad -ently . • Cu. IC
I•el-re Ald wlivre .1 ..,. 1 ,11 11 II .rner. n
poi It•C1111111, 1111.r:110r. .1 .Arplt .1
MEE
Mr. n...1tr.1 the d II •nner Ira., not
the le.teethan wh. wont around .nu t.. Iltllllll
tiavernii, solicit.•d liquor and I hurl Iril.•rtne.l oil the
yellers for the iiurposu of gutting the hull . of the
Ald. steel.---I believe lie did inform uq it number
and would get half the penalty impoped
Charged with being eonvietv,l of selling liqu, on
the Sabbath of February 4th, I Wall the nor t
Mr. John Mellon, counsel for tireenn raid he
should prove hie client eras attseut in the iiiiuntry at
the time iif the offence, and that the liquid wits whit
lie a edit man in the house without his vie/tient. lie
lid n,,t r.ll (.11 the Subb3th before nor any Sal both
A Id. S te..l bring e 11.,1 by Mr. Mblhri, testified the t
the ,talernent rowle Nne ettrretl. to reply tt, it pi.,
Pittsburgh, Pa
ltnn naked he said the repotation of the house wo
rather had. tie got information from the polo e
knew nothing of hindiielf.
Junes Him swore lie Wll y with (ireenwooil is the
country• on the 4th of February, they did wit
get back till after dark, de.
ThIS Wan the third case brought. up.
Mr. Vierheller. übject Lu atilt proceeding. The
liquor was sold by my boy without my knowledge.
Chairman of the Board.—Mr. Vierbeller, we will
hear you. Have you counsel?
Mr. Vierbeller.—l have not.
lie however asked Mr. Stewart, Esq., to take
charge of his case, who proceeded to make a legal ar
gument in the rase.
Was the next man brought before the Board, f.r
selling liquor on the 6th day of September, 1853, be
ing the Sabbath. Mr. T. B. Hamilton appeared on
his behalf. He said his house was properly a hotel
and not a drinking house. That the offence was com
mitted in this way : A number of passengers came
in by the railroad late at night and some of them
wicking refreshments, the bar was opened on Sunday
night after 11 o'clock.
Col. Foster here announced that these were all the
cases which would be brought up at present.
Dedication.—The new Trinity M. E. Church in the
9th Ward will be dedicated to the service of Gad to
morrow morning at 10i o'olock. Bishop Simpson.
Rev. A. !..'orkman and other distinguished ministers
will be present to aid on the occasion.
Found.—The body of the boy, John Bell, who w as
drowned on Thursday in the Monongaitely river,
was found yesterday at the foot of Ferry Street.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Democratic Meeting
A. MrOILL
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Board of Licenser•
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1 air, you iwactlecci law
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The new 11cm of Mesas. Holmes & Coiling, stm
censors to E. B. Shankiand & Co., at their extensive
store house, No. 129, Wood street, are now fully pre
pared to supply tho wants of those engaged in agri•
cultural pursuits. We were very much pleased with
a walk through their establishment yesterday, ac
companied by their gentlemanly clerk, Mr. J. B.
Cavon, who explained to ns the nee of the many and
wonderful implements on sale. The building is four
stories high and is filled from attic to cellar with every
variety of articles required to till the soil. A vast
amount of labor can always be saved in any pursuit
by being well supplied with the right kind of tools•
Those who concur vial us in this opinion should at
once call at 129, Wood street, and ifJim Cavon don't
tell you what you want, and sell it on better terms
than can be had any where else, why let that be
your last visit.
JUNE 14
Coroner', Inforat.—Coroner Alexander, ou Thurs
day evening, held an inquest upon the body of a
man named Iteinedr, brother in law of Thomas
Blackmore, County Treasurer. who died suddenly at
hie residence in West Deer township, on the morning
of that day. A verdict of death caused by blood re
ceding from his head was rendered.
Yesterday, the Coroner held an inquest upon the
body of a maiden lady named Frances P. M'Clure,
who died at her residence, in Lawrenceville, sudden.
ly, yesterday morning. The verdict of the jury was
that she died from the visitation of God.
Yesterday evening, an inquest was held upon the
body of the lad, John Kelly, drowned in the Monon
gahela river, while bathing. Ms body was found
by some boys while fishing. A verdict of death
from accidental drowning was rendered.
E.criirs;on to Chicoyo and We would re
mind our readers, and especially those who intend
niailing the great National Military Encampment to
be held at Chicago on the first week of July, that
they will have an opportunity of doing for the
ciauparati,ely small sum of twelve dollar• fur the
round trip; taking either of the trains on the
O. and P. It. R. to Cie% eland ; there they connect on
the slums evening with one of the Nlichigaii Central
Railroad Curnpan)'s .plendid Floating Pal we., which
run through to Detroit without !eliding, an connect
with the lightning Express tor Chicago, waling the
time through from Pittsburgh to Chicago in hours
without loos of sleep. Fur further partieolaro, see
bills of the great Northern pleasure routelLY know
land is the agent, who will be glad to tuini.h any
information required, gratuitously.
The , toting an exceam nf applicant, in the 1.1, 2d ,
3,1, 4th and 9th Ward-, ,ever and ahnve tho
1111!1E!!!!!EILIIM=111E1111!1111!11
oblLged t•, neleet the ye from um.,ng th. I llat YAW
seem to preNnul the ytrongeAt elaliny They will
therefore CorIVPDO on I. day. :zittordAy the 1406
Inst., to Geer the appllcant, the, 01 r,fer
elle., to the ~..theting etc. n. api.h.•lnt •
iletoon.tretneen ngninst !r •111 1. f ,t,zh
and will lie heard M ~. I f,th
MEGIE=III
that .au luahufa , ttirart hate a ,13 ilt• pro
"Aiwa at the trial "1 reaper. nut iii-iner• the
reation•rw Laid at '• 0/ 141 C
)e tercilly
T. Wlrdr.i., S•t.ta M , %Lk:n•
A ketchuts.Ce taw-bloc ui the field ‘l, t,Aie
pretuiettu I. .1 Thl .I,:v4t
11- , -v ,th.. ,
11.prtwulturml , ••elety ‘,l thi• roy r> h Wa,lOK
Pimnt'itl3.ll, Of il,rttrultur, Bunny ("Air •lA, • •! r•••
week, ~,tururtiring ..n To••••1A . , At ti k .• t .1, 11411.
where ~,m...( the tine,' •tom ,, men ~1 0 .ore,- •v.•
berriett. 3• ever heford rvtultttel ttt nn ..t1 Ito
ettitattotl to the ~tt.•ro. tto v. I ..rister hlt• a
th.. ban: I.eciJ ••• wvll pat,
Tens that the mere %nn ,, tink - etn,nt , then IA L.; I,
11[12 1!=11311111!IIIIII
parvJ.•d ui•a.+~J
is.tor-kcir yoNterday c‘rnzug. h 13.1 "o
I,vetrattre Peer ,•.tto I leet .11,- their tate
MoLeren. h..y . 01 the ,
o,lllpaliy. prervntrA
rf Ari 1 tea•!
hent/rdy ask t...* 1a1K..l ct I ; , ft •t•.• ,
N, uoder•tand that Ilstry
flit Mr ~ e.•ry;n II TlJor•i.."
Iru:toty. au,l /:.1 Fro •1/ tug a i ali I •,.1
4, , 1 101 ,, tta F•Jr a lb troLl,r3 4 . • i o
c.lizens of the le , . ( . 1111". •il.l
of none why ~,rl,/ • L 0 that per!,-ti..ar
vad Mr
3/, .1 4 , • 6,1,61 ;opt 11 !Jt I!
whtuh hu tnght soil Lwl itt,,ot.l That he
• pr.Au,rn,ui place In the brut, A the, I•
Iwortto-1 b., the
,rvw.l Ppeetat.r., al.
tune to obtain Sent e
A"..,, Is your tltue t.. a.' •el L,Pc. 14 ih.•
Uur rtrrulnti.n In nrarvn•Lug r,p.Jlr
and le,lere the extripa44l3 te oteled c pe,E
I-tdv It, nevi the P. •/
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adapt..) L. u lar to ly LUME..• ply 11.11'w , I
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out tl.• I u,l•-.1 rei.Arin ar..l
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tlb.• (La the+ll, ..1 u
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The propr who 1... null., pe...1.1.-
othru prepaiutl..hm !hut itt.• t.u1111...1 1.111•1..
Ihewt.. Shu...o•t. Ibltrra. 4.1 Liu hut.. I. u, 1 Ihnl
It us. t.. iuutlet •u.
rut unle. wholeunl.. I O.ILIA .t 1.111 1 . 1...•1 .•
hotwewil WO NI . uKn II h 110" ‘%
[reel egid l , y lu Kruorwily
COM MERCI A 1,.
Fl tt:11. The Axles a Flour fur the tAutt I day% GA4 op
Y 73 1.1,114 Thurpio y-- tin ,
• tturf At ; '24 1,144 cairn fr..tu At,. At 12
superfine mid estru xl $4.7:n4h•2 , rr. 41, "./ - I. "I"
in I , Am from store at I•Uls I. frnin xi 4.
, li+ , hhhi flolit xhatf i•I,NP Lun•l+rf I/A
1,111 Vlllll.lllO ,11 blob, 11,11 %I" RI
aurrtina /int! ..strri trout wagon ni •t:A ,
tttru t Ph, flout ,torn at lads. r‘ria lattoly 11..0t
!It.,
RAI N .Snlen 7, lalalido Rye from de1.,1 at 4'2
d!! (tom lit. att 4C 'A,O Iv r... 1 mid orttll!! Whrht nt gI.
f I Ail
:1..tJA11....1 1 a1aa 11 libda la into at 9. ca..l. 4 1111,1 g fair at
7 WM.; 10 bbd tally fair al 1./ 1 ., ;an!,
%1L111.11( Y.. Pales 1.40 1.1,111. rtal.lfied 11. Jots 1.4.....00f 40
bids. at 21'; 3u bide Li" ; .211 I,lila. I. at 21, ; Lai 1,148.
J'. at 29ia,2.1.
MULASSF.IS . Salta 3U bldg. oak al fir., raah
_ .
ItAi`oN The amen for the past two days foot op 1..2.000 Cora and Casey were both tried before a revolution-
IN.. as fdllows . 7hursday-10,00 , 0 lbs. shoulders, Waste'', ary tribunal of 29 Jurors, bawd guilty cud sentenced
at , rush; WOO the ',boulders sides and hams, in 1,4, to be hung on the day following the funeral of King.
edy ninuk,d, canto, 7‘ 4 , 9,a, to; 3000 lion a b o uld r ra an d h„ a , The excitement is groat, and 1000 armed men in
the. sager , artai ha .. .
the interior are ready to hasten it the toxistance of
the revolutionists in the city.
:tooo d. 01 11%. 11)00 tbn. 111111311 at to; '2OOO the should ht
60 day.. and 2000 tbs. hams at 10 , 4 , tO days. Prlay--
AM tbs. shoulders, Western, exclueive of , anks, 7' 0 : .. ash;
CHICAGO, dune I?.—Persons have just arrived who
MOHO HA. shcnldars, Western, at 7 i 1.,:„ cash.
left Kansas city on Monday afternoon, bringing in.
BEEF... Batas 3 tlercve dried at 11..., and 5 heti ids mess at telligence that Col. Sumner had ordered Whitlield's
$l3. arwy to leave the Territory. On Saturday, the whole
CHEESE—SaIon 31) boxes W. It. at 949‘,
11110011 CORN...SaIo IL:, tons at $1o).
I.RAD....SaIe 100 pigs at 7 4 Mil,
ASIIES...SaIe 30 tuns ,10mostlt. Soda at 3 ) rr. , nu '1.,"
LARD _Sale b 0 bbla. Nu. I at 10c., 00 flay.
FRU iT...Salos 200 bash. dried Poach. at $1,75.
15 tons Juniata at sl+o, 6 moo.
•
New York Market. Democrat dated the 6th, says that John Upton, Ser-
N ew y ogE, y un ,o3.—The steamer re ,. low su geaut at• Arms of the Kansas Committee, while go.
unfavdrable effect upon Flour, and
,gommun grade. had d, ing from Westport to Lawrence, was taken prisoner
dined fully loc ; in some few inataffcea the pale tilutw a de- by Bedford's men, but through the influence of kir.
cline of from 15 to 20ets. y Lbl;ss@fi,6o fur con to straight Oliver, was released after one day's detention.
and choice State; $5,7208 for extra do; $4,40@i6,30 for Gen. Whitfield is said to be in command of a cum
common to good superfine Western, Including Illinois, In
diana, Wisconsin and Ohio. Rye Flour and torn Meal num-
env of about 30 0 men encamped near Prairie City,
Wally the same, with small sales. For Wheat there is a 12 miles south of Lawrence, engaged in robbing,
fair demand for export and home consumption, with a very searching and detaining travelers. Sumner went to
moderate supply; the market rules arm; !ales 143 6th bush Prairie City with troops and commanded \Whitfield's
at $1,360437% for 1111Wankie Club; 1,80 for handsome
white Canadian $1,6901,80 for common to fiord white ---• • •
mmtianv to disperse, which they did : but, after gu-
Southern, and $1,5501,55 for red do. Whisky firmer sales in g some 5 m iles,. they again camped, and again
cum
-300
bbla. Pork firmer with a moderate demand. menced committing depredations upon the property
IM=MIIIII
We uu•lerstAti I al th.•
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PITTSBURGH DI AR K ETS
Oyytot or TUt MILT NIOMIINtI ['tun. t
Yriday, Juw• I:I. Inl.e
''' a•
:,. ~.
Sales of Stocks
The folk.!*Vehe of Stocks, du , were made at the Mar
chant? Exiliinkton Thursday night, by P. 31. Davis, Inc
tloneer :
6 shares Bank of Pittsburgh $62,76
10 charm Mechanic's Bank 66,75
Foreign Markets
Per Steamer Aratria.]
LIVERPOOL, May 30.—The Cotton market had recovered
from the previous decline, and with salsa footing up 40,000
hales for the souk, closed firm. The salue to-day are lu,ooo
hales, of xlnch dnue were taken by speculators and export
ers. The total stock in port, exclusive of that on slopping,
is 690,000 laden, of which ;r4u,000 ate American.
May 91st. —Thu salts to-day are front 5,000 to 10,000 hales,
closing firm. At Havre, hiss Orleans, Tres orchnairr, is 04
francs. Thu sales to apeculators are 3,009 bales, and to ex
porters 4,000 bales; Orleans. fair, 7 ; middlfng , 6%; Mobile,
fair, ; Co., middling, Uplands, fair, 0.11:; du., mid
dling,
Breadstuffs are dull, with a declining tendency, but pt ices
are unchanged lu every respect.
The weather has been favorable fur agricultural purposes.
Loudon Morley Market, May 30.—The market is ender.
Consuls for • y are (muted at
Philadelphia Market
Pail-ADM...mils, June 13.—Flour atuady, but demand quite
limited ; sale. 2tal t bin. superfine at sn, and 800 hilts. Lao
county extra at 0; demand fur city use ie 'moderato
at $.06.21, fur ornate!' to gisid brands, and in,l.Cata 50 for
Clint and holey family lots. Rye dour to in lair request,
with sa l e s 200 bills at $3,50. Corn meal la firmer : sales Jilt/
tibia. Penn. at $2,5Q, which most holders refuse. Wheat .
in moderate demand, with wily a limited me tout of prime
uttering; wiles at sl,:reka 1,60 Ry e steady. Cot a avals.• and
but little inquiry. Oats steady at Mc. Cark . tlrio ut
Bacon firmer. Whisky dull at
Cincinnati Market
CINCIN TI, JIM Fir rilr ruts r. 11.11 ri 0 lililt t brvnge
in prices: 811(1 1411 x. etulterliuo xt 1t litilty firm;
salt, "I 9101 ett ;_":4tt '214 1 :;. Butt., 11ncliung1t.1 and
dull; sunall .1... at 12. In ProvillitAlN IN [Mt 11101 h li.,
. salon OW It.-1..7m I.nnl ut 10 1 ;1. rivrg.r very
9 1 4, fur common tc, pmmO. 1111111.(41 tires: Maker Vt , ittris tit
fto
TH E LATEST Ni EWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL (IF "fill.: STEAMER ERIC:4SuN
NY.W YURK,J4IOO 13 The Havre steamer Ericsson
arrived of Sandy Hook this morning.
The steamer Ericsson arrived up ut noon ; the was
detained below 24 hours by a dense fog; -lie brings
40 passengers. She passed. on the 2 , th, the ..deainer
City Of Baltimore, from Philadelphia, hound to Liv
erpool. The Baltimore sailed on the soil at
that time was lid day, out, and about three days rail
from Liverpool.
The steamship Persia is to be withdrawn from the
Cunard tine for a short time far alterlalllti• 10 increase
tier speed.
The political net, is not very important. A new
Russian loan is spoken at, a part to he tittered in Lon
don, and a part in Hamburg.
The l'alian question is unsettled. It is I,i—idea
that the Pope proposes a grew of the Italian
ereign• to assemble in Rome in conjuncto ti w all, the
plenipotentiaries of Fran,, and Austria.
Denmark r• potting her fleet iii all 01,1 d ate.
The -parish g,ieristurid is taking cnergeroi area.
urea agaiiist
Tte• Emperor Natioledii a e, hr rite of
fnundlog teryter.al I.tlity
The Earl ;4 Elgin ladle a motion in the II '..s
Lord. do- ibedispatidics r.dariii. th e
to l'ansda. A en.nied. when Iris:ores,
re•sed s 0..•,1 feeling Instat.di , ri t e d
ant .t,;l t, ',all Mr.
!so new !• Late l.rrn ianieal re•pe , ,,z the
sae,. hsanern the I ode,' :totes Eng
land
The 17,0 l'alEnrr vi t;11 ntrl. Lame
rv,11...11,. 11, InPing
N
the the House I.i•el-, the
..f reply to the .1.0,11 It. , i• 24,1
.4 Elgin. aid. thathe/ Lunde O.
a rupl i ot t the I ntle , l ~ , t ateL In rebstion to
the ro. • rtilllflg but he uuld not i.• , naent to
the re. all Pil Mr cratunton . that an ,•ffer hl,l 4een
made 1., the g• Lernweut to refer the l'eulrn! a,ttLeet
• au 'location t., .irtotratm., but ,t ha.! no! heen
/wort Nei that ~eat WM. animate I y the
~ trietulty feetinge tonar,l• the !Mite! :‘l.nte•. .and
this , sr otild be admitted by there , that n
mg Ili,. IntigoLage 112,1 Lee,' unied u, rougre••. elite+.
it Li.ted to tire,', I:r.tem, , Loold hate 1.4-4-11 1.. ‘,11,1
1.0 LeI,,IIFIg to embroil its, tes .imontriee In 1 tiusils,
that it as Lord 61g,L, had otatml, it Le
al:th Mr Ma:. and hisc.l( LL-414 AuM.-e t.• .110
the bll.rlleft• Ler would e,ti nglr meet Mr )i n er,
trod. ,t 1 the Allen.
P • •.
rwar , te r,nt,r.rrer •
Ire j•e•r•t•;•• !ire rne , l-1,.. ' , terror
Loon rrsrerl!••r prrrotrv•l !rig •room) t, ~. • e
Per. 1. r relriteret •ed dee .1,1.1,1.
Irderl.l.lr herr rearilidely -et d,e, a eze I
the I. tle• L. tbrt ,S 1..t1
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MU. ',let, t• ••L'• tuAtiar•;e4
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”1 . 1 1,4,1 I 41 • a:siwat.
It ..u ,rti {hat a. r len I.•cvn
tiara L. , %k 4.1111100L1, v the arle•
Lm e, ro refercuor • !he re,. {Ft:
itt.” Padre. n r ar,utt RA 11 Ittr
Le Aldo lila ,
Ittntt.st tligyfr-tin Ihnt , i.•
5.,,4 Mn6at.e•
prerent 1.11.11151%Cr nob 1 . „,
ryttle the tliopute atotcsi.i.
A rum', itrow•ilvd nI I. I ..n
1,..r.1 tw./tal.l it t
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" the Itata t.f . I rlgittr,.l I ,
r.oc t f e pt, -rot
stratl t . , l2te.il. 1!“. 1:,[4.6 Lq•
I.rtt •••• mrr
1.1t,C • tit a C.,
y.iro•-• • ;raw „x: —tar %Ir.
Latcr rat,a • from •ns
talr tirc 1./111, w a Tl• •14. - •1 I
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AkII I. 4 , 1 Ill{ ANIE I.
1.,..,„Tut.e
arri,eil at an till, rrywnti
Shr I,lt .I•l.tnuull -ii the 4th Juno Kt , ' tiring.
.lite• Ow _I•L
She:o9.li , rlll):A nearly tw, ttlll , ,n• ,f rvayturv. ron
t ,. ,t , ...o,ttnn 11 in. Hoge.
$1 :0 run 1;e1,1, .1311 m,
k. I mill.treit A F arg.,
The John L. Sloven, brought down neatly $2, ;Oil,
It' outwnr. I pi ...tiger, per I. I
Leos lett l'ailtaintt ttli the .11• t Nlay in lie
gate
The liritish •ientner Ili turn lists lying at Aliia
wall.
'rba hrtg ttuadratus Went ashore at tutee I:ity
the 4th of May.
Thu Bolden Age Prow New York with the Nissen
germ of April 211th had not arived at San Fennel:ie.;
they were. six days over doe.
The market. urn very
lmnes, hoube, were all clu , ed on the !I r
..r the 20th in riPliFt,illl.lll•o A , r the yielleineol
eantaql by the murder et h
l'httry the murderer t•I K wnr H !Pettit., ~f the
atol the Htitt.lity
An attack by the Vigilance Conitailt e w upon 0,„
jail was made to military idler by a force ,if
armed woo who surrounded the prison. A liras, Is
pounder w 111. !minted at the door and the Sheriff com
manded to surrender the jail. lie woo totally un
prepared and surrendered wntuediately. Th„ prise
tiers, Casey and Corn, were taken by the Committee
find carried to head luartern.
As soon as the loath of king was announced, the
hells were tolled and the buildings draped in Ul 4 .Urn •
ing.
Later from Kansas
number—four hundred—left, and went over to West
port. They were there reinforced by an hundred and
fifty Missourians, determined to return; which tlo•y
did .11 Sunday, threatening to have Sumner if they
could catch him. A collision between the troops and
the marauders was expected on Tuesday, unless the
latter changed their purpose.
Sr. Louts, June 12.—A Lawrence letter to the
„
4'4
IMEENI
Ctlfl,•l
r~., .
n ~,:~
lESIMIIIEI
ME=
h. , tleurgr
. • ti _
P' t•
of settlers:lna that Whitfield's eviia
pany .had notaraperrea, Elms to the fort. for more
troops. Three hundred. Free 81.4, m „ are encamp
ed near Whitfield's company,wakow.kthis MOVO
men ta, and ready to give him battle. The pe „„„,,,,,
of Sumner's command has prevented a fight up to
the present time.
•
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THIRTY-FOITRTII tONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, June 13.—Senate—Mr, Butler re
sumed his remarks from yesterday. Ina further
apology for the attack of Mr. Brooks on Mr. Sumner,
he said—When the Legislature of Massachusetta say
that gentleman's act was cowardly, let them try him
in any way they choose. (Applause.)
Mr. Stuart said that the proprieties and ameni
ties of the Senate were too often thus disturbed by
applause, and if the galleries cannot be occupied by
gentlemen, they should be closed.
The chair inquired whether the gentleman from
Michigan moved that the galleries be cleared.
Mr. Stuart replied that he did not.
Mr. Fessenden, in justice to the g alleries, said
that the applause came from the floor of the Senate.
Mr. Butler said he would go on in such a way as
nobody would applaud again. (Laughter.) Mr.
Brooks approached Mr. Sumner with no other pur.
pose than to disgrace him. Mr. Bruol.s was one of
the best tempered fellows he ever {mew, although
impetuous, no doubt, nod quirk nt resentment. Mr.
Sumner received two flesh wounds, and hying rather
handsome, did not expose himself. It he, had been
in the army, and had not gone into tie army next
day, he would have deserved to be cashiered.
(Laughter.)
Mr. Butler concluded his remarks by claiming that
he had convicted Mr. Sumner of error, misrepresen
tation and calumny.
Mr. Wilson replied, reading a statement from Mr.
Sumner's present physician, showing that from the
29th of May Mr. Sumner had been confined to his
room, and the greatsr time in bed, in consequence of
the assault, and saying that Mr. Sumner cannot at
tend to public business for some time to some. Mr.
Butler bad taken full revenge fur the speech de
livered by Mr. Sumner; this is the way it should
have been met, and not by blows. Mr. Wilson en
dorsed Mr. Sumner's remarks relative to South Caro
lina, and referred Li former speeches of Mr. Butler
to show that ever since Mr. Sumner had been in the
Senate Mr, Butler had applied to him offensive epi
thets, calculated to injure the feelings of any man,
and he insisted that Mr. Butler himself was the first
aggressor. Mr. Wilson said he would speak his
opinions freely. No one held over him a plantation
whip, and he would speak the more freely, because
his colleague tied heen rudely striekeu down for
words uttered in debate.
Mr. Butler said he did not blame Mr. Wilson for
taking his colleague's part, but when ho bad gone
back to those old reports precious to June, IS :r-1, it
made him think what he should be sorry to suppose,
viz that mortified vanity arising from former con
flicts had been the cause of this lasi assault of Mr.
Sumner upon low and his State. Mr. Sumner did
not say that in In. affidavit, but that what lie uttered
was in reply to Mr. Butler's Fpreelies 01 this session.
Ile could not go hark end recapitulate those old
speeches, for they were long vi Dee forgotten. In
coturtivollrig on the resollitionary ...nice. of Smith
Carolina. lie asked Mr. %%Ikon how ninny battles
Mazsachusetts had fought in the revoltinhoi.
Mr. W i l s on replied that they were 'e because
the enemy con•idered it safer to go to South Caro
lina_ 'Laughter. They had mot them at Concord,
Lexington, Bunker 11111, and on The heights of Dor
chester, and would base met them elsewhere, but
the enemy Good care to keep out of the State.
The charge of Mr. Clay, that Northern Senators
Waned itp..n Southern Senators, when permitted to
snake the, aclu.iintance, was language that he had
no light to use.
Mr. (lei •aid that the charge lie had heretofore
made was just. that men from the North would come
Isere and court the or litaintatirn with Southern Sen
ators. Ile did not charge Mr. Wilson with such cilll
- but there were those who agreed with .Mr. Wil
son in opinion that did so. Ile regarded it as du
plicity and Itypocrts) unworthy of a gentleman ; no
mir•tninded, honest, straight forward wan would be
guilty of such conduct.
Mr. Evans .htniord the floor, and the Senate ad
pAirueii until ?iituniley.
N. quorum living present, nn
merit wen rurrie,l
Nhlpsvreek
Xrc itrt r • Nq. Uttk, 11. The career•! Au!
phu n „c,l tb, 111,1/1:1g mtall HAI ?ash,
!be 9th.
A ...sere gale ..ecurred at Hat ana i.n the 4+th. du.
rung uhteh the A mrrwan ship Chnuip,n was sunk ;
~S her ;inning,- also rerulted. The Merrimar
•,te.l frk•ul lia% atm 1,,r key Wept un tho `:h inst.
Amerlran Convention
Nru S •Itx. Juno I.:. • In the C.,nsttiti.n thiA ar
k.. 1100 n n m , .ti „ n was ton,le to hn..',lt.t fur Prc.ttleilt,
ahtl r•.•,.Jernhic tlehah, erttued. Mr. Ftvut—nt an,
tt1,41, iha fm‘t.rthe. The utttttttn an. ?malty with
jr.4. n, 11,1 4.nrention then atij..urn....l.
Theatre Burnett
lls 1,4 , J.it..• 1.. Th.. Theft!, as
eotirrl•
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iar- The Li rent Holland 14[112.f ti —tuElt•
II lc: 4 11..1.1. k D VITTER: 4 t 1.•
k he, -.IC 6 thl m ti.et hare'. FFollawl I:itters a
ur oar, t re:wary I t our , tlr , * I I.- 'lt rl.lung
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u,41 tt ts y 1111 -, q3gtko•ut all the
t.. tuna, epeni. wt. b w u. fAv.rr
fit-mot T t• t IMptmitiott, Lto cart,ful to molt ft.,r
5.,1•1 at ti 1.. t buttlf, ur tit 1.411,1 rut $l. I.• U... pro
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No. 33 Firll► Street
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ItusE \V( )1111 I'ARI.OR SETTS
1 . 0%. ‘4l 11ith Flew 13 bagAtt.ll.•.
o.t CI I A 31 BE I& SETTS,
And n grrat vitri.d)
New Styles of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs,
Potful, Book Cases, &c., &c
vit0.111,.• In I.quil. al 11 I h
eV. Ever) lit ti, le .3.rltitst.,l r uatiKftseti..ti..w
n fkitt.l,4l. 11. li. RIC A Nt,
'.lO Nu. Fifth street.
1 '11'11••••1‘ I{'l'll.l.l
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hold Ih.lr Jul,. 1,1,,i,niu CITY 11A1.1...1 tln 17tIt,
I,tll, 1911 i nut 20th mot
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L. Jun. 1 7 11, xt nhull 1,110 the ./11,1g.., will
..”111111111,0 the, Inlnnx.
The Ilan will Iw "pelt hi the public lit 7 o% , liwk
1,111.1 1.1 limo,'
Pt ice of ti. kern'.,, ems ea. I, or tile tot Children 10
out. itoistocr ma lei lIT. Pi ....t
je.L. .10 0..111
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. situate
in wnyn, county, ULieti none the Junction i
and Pennsyl ran.% Railroad with t lie Cleveland Railroad.
miles west of Pittsburgh, and t'.o miles south of Cleve
land 340 acres of first rate laud, two dwelling houses, tit..
frame brumes, two orchards, seventy acres of Wittier, Islame
under cultivation 140 acres are rich button, land, well W,l
- with never failing springs and streanut. Thu tat in
.ould Imcnelly divided into two or more farms. lloalth) 1...
onion alai good neighborlessi. Coal abounds iti the vlcini
ty. ar ri Is 111/1,1.8041 to extend under this farm. Yor Iliel her
information apply to S. CUTU RENT 0 IN,
o.•i:i Rest Estste Agents, 51 Market 101.1
WANTED.- -A Jiiiirnevnetzt
alio has had experieuce In a Car Factory T., a
limn with go.slrefereticss, Ten Dollars n week will ts• ¢ie en
S. crruBERT A SON, 1.1 Noe kit sir +l.
NOTICE.—Tor the stockholders If' tl,e Ohio
and I.i.tiltsylvanin Railroad Company.
Yell are hereby notated that the Dirra:tors of the nhlo awl
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, In which y.O are Stiwk.
holders. have entered into alwritten agreement with'the Moo
and ludismuand Fort Wayne nod Chicago Railroad Compri.
11141, in pursuance of Acts of the Legislatures of the Stat,•,
of Penn!ylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, for their consl
idation, under the name of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne awl
Chicago Railroad Company, and that n meeting to take into
consideration and iltitide upon the adoption or rejection of
said A groentent of consolidation, will be held In the City of
Pittsbut gh on the seeund day of July, 1336. at the office of
the Company at the hour of 11 o'clock, A. M. of that day.
Pittsburgh, June 3d. J. P. lISNDERSON, Sec'y.
MILLINERY GOODS—A. A. MASON &
CO., are receiving another large and well selected
assortment of Illbt one, Flowers and Millinery Good, of
ever desert Mon. inrZi
REMOVAL.-WM. CARVILL HAS RE
MOVED from N0.e... Fifth street to No. 212 Liberty
rest. where be is prepared to SUIT his customers with the
ye est fashions. . mye.3m
MIMI
, . AMUSFAIENTW— I
• i ,
rillAß:c:747:7:•r%gerßE;rlu.'oCjil.rt.Ntl.R6".°23.ltun'borr'i::Fij:El
_°°737l:ll"4lsixt,,,;B°laer'ilalea:Aige..ri.l..:i4T4l)a"."l;„
Second Tier 2.5 - I rai N ekatr l e dounia....... 6 00
Boxes for colored per...._ i ± F ., • -. .",••••,-• ... Ab cod".
•
~• permeate. okceio , e .u.tVkarerog4.— -
AhreSECOND Minn OF 'lll a
, IiNTUSDAY EVNING, June lat h. . - Iggg,' " qt.
,i,i__.stehe Bandira• - Eustech e , C. roeeecte.l4,7ft,
"'.nEta:„initiAlb,Coeta*4o; ment;ueo,P:rrintelni:.ime.A:7:l:,el.-:e0.7:::.
After whirh Ute
_.
Terror of, v v Gl ary, Niro. Cantor ;lire. Uruirl
Dudgeon,.. " ' At m Young.
Mr& Bor tt t e h ; Do 7 °rltitbnly:;4lM.7.,
MASONIC HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 161'111
Sing the song of Hiawatha,
Sing his wondrous birth of being—
flow he prayed, and how he pm bat—
How he rolled and how he suffered,
That the tribes of men might prosper--. ,
That he might advance his people.
MISS ANNIE F. DARLING
Respectfully announces her
FIRST AND ONLY READINO OF LONOFELLOW'S
AMERICAN EPIO POEM,
" HIAWATHA."
In TWO PARTS, with appropriate COSTUME, &c., on
Monday Evening, June 160 t.
Atileln consequence of other eumenients, and her desire
to visit Rumps, it will be Impossible for her to remain mere
than
ONE NIGUT ONLY.
Doors open at 7M—commence at B. Box office open from
10 to 2. je-12 •
TOLIN W. M'CARTUY, Bud, PosTER and
tnermanyron, will attend to the Posting and Distributing
of all kinds or
BILLS FOR CONCERTS, LECTURES, ERLITRITIONS,
All cinumuleationa—olther by mail. telegraph, or other
wiee---directeti to the omce of the Morning Poet, will receive
prompt attention. 111,7
F 0 RT Y-TW 0 BUILDING LOTS, near
Toll Gate, on Centre Avenue, at A action. On Thursday
evenim June 19th, at the Merchants' Exchange. will bo
sold 15 desirable lota of ground, having each a front of
twenty-live feet on Centre A venue,and extending back 139!.i
feet towards Reed streat ; 19 lots of saute size fronting on
Reed etreet ; Id., eight Lots of varkins sizes, fronting on
I.Nmtre Avenue and Seed street. as per plan, which may be
Seen at the office of C. B. M. Smith, Esq., No. 144 VOUnil at.,
or at the A ection store, corner of Wood and hint, atreeta.
Title good. Terms cash: realdne in one and two years,-
with intereet. I Jed2l I'. M. DAVIS. fade.
LIBERTY STREET, PENNSYLVANIA
Arcane and tingle street property at Anetinti,--thi
Thursday evening, June 19th, at tl o'clock, at the Merchant*
Exchange, 4th street, will be sold lots Not. 25Iand 26;
In plan of Int-s laid out by Boyle Irwin, to the Fifth Ward,
having a trout 0141 reel on Liberty street, near the outer
depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and extend
ing back lts9 feet to Spring alley, ou which are et eeted two
etiledantial brick nous., usoveniently arranged In a court, -
for ten tenements, two of which front on Liberty street. and
un Spring alley, which produces an annual Income of
over Setill.
A 10.., That valuable lot of grunoth situate ow l'ennsylvat
nta at enue, ttegituting 21% feet west of Cni..o alley, !tee
ing a front of '21% feet, thence northwardly HT feet 1
ntl... 'to an alley 4 feet uhlo easteartoy feel.
thence watthwardly 107 feet 11 , , ittehes to the plot, of be.
cstining. together with the houses thereon. Tl., 1 ., "perty
tit well being near the point of the prolosted inter
s,' lion with Fifth street.
Alta , . Tao naltign , nta lots of arr.u.nt, in Dr A Black's
Ilan or lota, 11,,,,1 a Hill, :LI, and an, YHA-1, having n
fr"rit tel foot on F.aala ,treet, and extra‘liir, Int
fort to an Riley 'AI feet V
Tiara 0.4 Term% at sale.
jtr9 P. M. DAVID, Auct.
_ - -
V HE GOLDEN GUN—At the Enterprise
Works, No. 136 Wood stresst, Mill be found e pkudid
assortment
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLER
Of the very host makers.
Onus, Pistls, Porto Monnairs, Pusider 11. ks, Razors,
Strops, Percussion Caps, Stitt Pourties and
REVOLVERS AND RIPLEF of all kinds and patglits:
Repairing attended to at short notice. Look out fur thn
sign of the GOLDEN DUN. ItoWN A TETLEY,
mr2S
No. 136 Wood shoot
NE"'OOODS.-A. A. MASON & CO. will
open. In tin nit few days. upwards of
Just purtka..l at the Large public sale. irt New York. j jet
TH NG LIS!! LAWN ROIiES-600 English
°A.:a Lawn Rut., Juet mer-e1v4.1 (rota the large Anetfuri
ta New York, at t,ne-halt their ,alue.
jo: A. A. MASON & CO.
A A. MASON 6c CO. will open, 40n Mon
• day.. June 2,1, Mt e.t.a and packages of Milks,
Drees Goode, Embroideries, White (loud'', &e_ just
ourehased at the large public sales, at about one half their
talus. Je2
1 4 1 1 NE 13 C K SILKS.—A. A. MASON
bayr put rvcolvell, por Eapreas, Iwo. plain
knack Silk, .rry nin..plallty and rich name
.ory rb,rant of Moire Antigun% at low price. Jed
WI 11 TE ti 001 )S---I ust received, a large
awortinent of plain, Barred and Striped Jarkonetbk,
Itbdtop Lawn., plain and fig'd Sub. Minding,
Molls, ft.2j A. A. MAz.4Ol , A (X).
CLECTIC PREI'A A TIONS—A geucral
F
sworunrnt on band and for ate by
FLEMING 5110 S.
CORN STARCII—A fresh supply of this
favorit,. arttcle, ou Land au I fur sale by
ouy24 El. FM NG It
FOR ItENT.—A very desirable two-story
brick house, situated ou Second street., a few doors
trom Smithfield etrrrt, No. IT, containing six well furnish
ed nitres, Wicker, sad cellar, all in good order. Rent rea
sociable; possession immediate. Apply to
Jeli BLAKRLY & RICUIV.
SESEIIA ROOT-8 sacks for sale by -
R. A. FARMS:37MR
my-s 1 imemer First and Wool *tried'.
BEIWORD MINERAL WATER, in Oak
and Mott:wry packa g e., Jest reached froth from the
Isprtnp, for made by utr.2 dOIIN MOORBEAD.
MRS. S. A. ALIEN'S lIAIR RESTORER
and Zylobads.smum. to be hod only of
J.. JOS. FLY.MINO, or. Diamond and Marko/ at.
IRISII LINENS.—We have just received
three more as of the Gent tonhes of It Ish Linens of
every g rade- warranted all intro flat.
A. A. MASON On.
DOT A TOES--If)t) bus. White end B:ue Ne
.lolsonockn for 1010:1 Lr
ROLL lir TTER-3 bids. fine fresh for sale
for alyl HENRY U.
eIIIALLIES —A. A. MASON 8c CO., are
...me 404. ',,.. of rich Cluagyis at Z. aull
1,114 per yanlLima f.,rarsr aavl
T OBACLO. —75 half tsars favorite brands
Irs Imr6l Jrnis. an slit us ),
RESII NNE :M'I'LES.--3 eases. first of
...a.m. last rorsired per lixprsocs, a.al far t 0.1.. by
. .
/tNYNI If It .4 ANDEILSON, No 39 Wood It.
TI RANVERS.--We have now on hand a full
1.1 aroortutrot of tatieta, Maki' tr, Ledo Thread, house, Me
rtoo .tid‘i and Cuitoa Drtoavry of .11 %WAIL at
(It, I I Ili N E of various yiatterti;,
for 'tale I.y I nit'3ll HENRY It. C01..1.1NN
r - A large anti ot)rninthliouN IV are-
j_ I sit tow.' to one of ti..' LANA basin.. wiustrottt uu
Wool etr.rt f. t. pot •d 'JOHN HAII.T.
! 0 , 4 114: A KIN A N 1.)1.E5-50 boxes lust reed
by ,02. , 1 SPRINGER II Alt BAIN:
A itl)-57 bids. to arrive and for sale bv
ap2l3 St.lt I Nti ER II AR BAUM!.
A A. MASON & CO., will open this morn
,„„ lag '2400 of ktoralze to Woes at I_ , :. Atwl4ooo
Muslin dr Iniuia at 12. e., worth UtY
A
LTPETRE, REF'D-35 kegs for sale by
S
jrCt 11. A PAHISEtrINR.i. d CO.
ROCIIELLE OCH RE-5 casks just reed
Mild for du by 1 tny'M FI.RNI IN BROS.
K y.l l, rrE R-40
( I :: Y ud,l vq.
TIE V ill DES _l Ii) prime to arrive and Cr
io) a. :WI:MIER II ARBAUMI.
B ROWS'S ESSENCE GINGER--Just re
„at r„ r by I my 2-1 I FLEXING BRO:it...
50 GROSS Goedwin s Fine Cut Chewing
Tobacco. Just revels,' end f.r We by
R FY NIBR & 9511505.
ju3 So. 39
El=
Q.OI)A ASII, of a good and uniform quality
manufacturtal by ilia Pa. Salt Manufacturing Cowpony
at Toren tun. tht hand and for Bale by
je; FLEMING 11110.1
Alt A NG ES-200 boxes in prime order, jus
N.,7 aweir.l um' for %al. loy URI Hklt g ANDliltsioN.
no:20 No. os ww.t et., ~pyosite SL Marten Ilotel .
PRUSSIAN BLU E-15 cases fur sale by
B. A. FALLNLSTOCK & Co.
rurner First and Wood ot 104 L.
DRIEI) PE AC 11E5..-200 bush. Brigh
ILAN es rtnulten, 10 idiot, and fur rale by
BH:"AI FIAtSYTII SCOTT,
Y
76 Water street.
10.000 Eta.vn Ham".
lal ,VUO •• Shoulder/a.
10,000 •' Sides, in store and for sale by
FORSYTU h SCOTT.
tall 76 Water street.
CASTILE SOAP—A genuine article-50
boxes on hand and for sale Toy
in)d.l i, FLEMING BROS.
Ji• - i - t: IiTIN MAK ER, Manufacturer of
. White Lead, Red Lead, Zinc, Paint, Labarge, Platy.
ac. Windt...ado dealer In Ulla, Paiute, Varnisliert, Turpentine,
,tc., No. 24 .Wnod id re 44., l'ittaldirgh. nett
BE A Nti--Received and for sale by
my2s • • ITENRY Ii COLLINS.
VI RITISII LUSTRE-300 lbs. just reeeivol
1- and f o r stile by 1 .1 ,7 ) FLE3IIMi BROS.
E -‘
LIQUORICE.-0 cases fur sale by
JT-ti It. A. VAIINIZIOCK A C.).
Jt . ST RECEIVED—A prime aswri
anent a
Ladies' ELI, cloth and French patent foxed galore:
misses colored and black gaiters; children's fancy hoots and
lon cut shoes, all made to special order. d
- .
FINE
TEAS.=ligOltalt chests fresh Green
and Black Teas, Just received dincet from the importe rt.
:elected with great care for our retail trade, and will be sold
at a small advance on cost. S. JAYNES,
j.lO Pekin Tea 'Store, No 38 Fifth st:
--- -
WA N TED.—A young lady of prepossess
ing appearance and good address, to Ore readings,
and travs l through the west. A liberal salary isM La
guaranteed. Address PRACR TROT,
lug 3t. through the Post Office:
ROLL BUTTER--9 boxes prime Roll Ilia
ter Just received and for sale b 7
g 712 aWalf 00144*.
AUCTION SALES.
=2:I3IMESEI2I
L. FURY II F ELD R EON,
No. i 0 Wood sdroot
=2!
• ,*t
, ',r•
4.
• •
„... 8 1 1 40 0
ttei at 4 111d5. teeievetting *stk. It wait lettatte4 4
pr.,tty 1., I M die eat r eppeae Musty to teettititte7„.: , , ,
lung th
e,ctthe river ,
,
Tim Aterkmer etpt7a:Tk ... kroora, to the r 4. j*t..
iwuket Ale atenttng--toeving at 10
t"
Tua tan: 4tatnnr ?Ant have at 9 ov ,
orw i i , g , without WI: fur Clutbotatr ind to tannadta4
rart.. Otic2ra, Cat:L John, Sttnidt . and Malik' DiLtdiqq.
.att,u,nitertudfitentitc.n.
. - -
i t'k On“ii -- - "r
' .
.P
. . . Wit area ghte - teartitur; Metropolis "is therein- ~ ,,, , 7- . A
~„
- ,o`t, tor 3,,,,,,,, iouP.thiifinortifttp. Desxmgere dash
titit; o abort n o 1 . , -
„,
...._ •. . t" Oclom trip will ho gratified by. ..
'7. - -clri
" 4 211' ot* ti f n n, "- - , ' - • .taking ' ....,23 - 5 , 0
Tge
Siginiiiid.,,h,,,p,... u ' -', - ':..:-i• 7 ' 7 5,X
r o
8 ,...,,,,.. i iiii: .. ; . j a , .
...D. nir" - loavvo MU eventerfihr-4.'-,4"'l
of tokhlg tcovaive!- - - .0 11. .ra')ns
arcanMimmtlL . 11,4 -- it''''' ''' "": tl
difilmlirrovottdi'bislthefort*lthora' .*:'.t..1.-'7*-
,v_i.-' ctu l'halekvii*" i
mbould not or
4. - ! .. 4. 1 :.DV.
eupttreetlpti...oo,AgetEL.thoee 1iviv0t_iiit,,i017.414,4,..,.
'le , ' , .'d. ,
- Tip '. Un -le Mimi" a new - idea. di,,, d ~ ,t .;.- . 4- ' i -
•-= - ~' - " t- ge boot, Iv iiiip- 1 ',44`.::
nearly completed. ShB WA, butiOndet,tteien - .., - ",,,. • .
, ,• . :. .-. • —...- It. 4. Nttottairliudn..rti.6 257,
of 03p3.41. - Datunrian and wp.lie B.Uterd.thecotraika.-,'N-"`'
Our 0014th/ire eboOltNtiinge hef, - er build one ,t,,,A i i i i.,...ii-,,,,.. •
..„ ~ . ..
,
out the- ehanuel at theiithrirfpfrone bridge - to theltiM:eff ,- '_::,,:',,
• Nearly an the beatethat - Munn*: ng have to apai , strryt:,,, `-.2..
finm'the'srhOrPh iScalht pl . :the acentettlations which hue ;•'...4 i
4eatlOYed the depth of the mcpdng; ` doted by oblit#: l 436lf ' ' ~...''
above the hridge:•4ll4elf: Inigaiirdriietr'the water fryoug.tte
~...,..•
proper coriree. A committee frutnilheiMerhie Ausenhipck.l.%2:3,l4
rf c o mmitte d 4 -nal, andifitif(i'''
nhoultl wait on the who 1 Opp
~..
__,..,: :...,-...... 0 .,
mores CO have , ihelaniTtneofeineOrt .. ' l6l4o4ltiere,*
offers oho beet or tacrhtteo 17 oRivo*Oltio
. . . -•-', i s r. '''''''",t't, : --'7.'''''''':*:•4:ir'''
' The Louisville Courier, of. the. 12004 i • ..:,e...0 , ...i• -, -.--. --1`..-,*-333.4
.3 .- , m-- - ... -- Ato
The river was, about etationotr - ilikihte point. 4 - i. „. -. 'a .-.
with three feet nine inches watetAililltina4lWhe - o';, - "'"A- , ! .
The weather continnee chair anieviiTivarza.. 7.- 7 - A -- ;3. 4 :7. - ,: - ..-6 , .,vi::,. : :,.,
The J. W. lien that arrived-fiburZtiV:liiiettrie;3,4:' ..
trunk on the chain in the lower•Oldo, and afterfins' -- 4, - i,:x ,- - - .
her freight into lighters -woe nOiniiti . lE r lP4,agshi; And' . -., ivi;'.;. , ... -'-',
.here with hat little damage . "'",' - - '-' 1 - ~, ..9, ," 41i, y ,
_ -.: -,. •.e ."..: i"'"--", , . , ..-ri'
Tan Cincinnati ammonia?. of the 11th, says i , ..ll.-
IC e have no change'to note in teighte. The offerifii:
moderate at the folhaVing'figures'i i-,,
Yittxburgh and It'hectrag--I)histri*l Oil, £loc. lik 644 4 . - •% , ,;` , * -- ..
Pork, Mc.; Floctr. 5 0 0.; - 11 0/a.oileo. tivr 3 .4tard, necouriDigar- - 14;, .
and-Grale,
.25c. '100; Wool 3uCp. lixkoot,.. s a,se 9 beta. -: --,...::'
k. Lonts—Dry Goode;so7e.r Ilenvy-lereights, 30c. liit cwt.; '":'., '.-V. , -
Whisky $1 ?lAA
..;:. - t..
New (Meant— 'IV
Flour 80; Whisky 0114,1 50; Pound • •••.-a..',,: i. 3...,
Freight 60@ a
the.ctit..::3li4oe 50e41 100. Port • ' -:7,,ii.0
_NushriT/e—Whieky nedt)itSl-104,gAle 57%134 Pound -',. - ,k' --- ..
Freight 50 1r cwt, Cabin. Pmeangiansll6.
tlyier Jlissinipiii—To, lieotakiilik:::4l 190 ter lleav;,
Freight; 76 fertJght ; Gsi. fiu DryAletid,i; $1 for Mblety.-.-' . ..;..
To any pi int t;etteeeit.thet ilopiclaz - .llestit.Freights.lsoo.ll ;„ . -,t , I
1/40"Dry,flOod; ti, with orit eintripekatid.sl 25 -Vgi tihnroir,. •i'.:.'" ,- . - - f;
Whisky' ,0 75. Ti, - Deltas atid - Duhtiqua—lleavYlteled,.. :,. - .„,- - 7
his _; Dry floods witheutriesrges.sl; and $1 50,3iiith ' • -.` . ...i''
Whifiky V. To It. Pairl-,-11,envy4Eteight $1 litt 1003 • , -.--
Doode $1 50 without. and $2 , with ichargeie IThielfry . . --,
dia l
Stores same iieDry.,Devde, And Furniture and • Limber - 5i ' ' -...-",--,.
contract. '"--:-
IVlbtuh —Whisky and 204140 F bbl.; Plows 60e.
itfolzusses..s2; Poood Ihnighi-41441100:
Arith2444.---P0044.1 FrOgji4sl. - -VE - 34/%3Vhisky $2, 2 254g12
50 •in Md. for Lit.4l6 1t0ck•and3440406744:- .
PORT OP PIT T111131174151E4 ;
4 rg.b.-4 8 INCH r.. WATTIL It Tilt OVA 1. ST PIER
A ititIVED....
strum, C.,. Lorimer,
itoore,RTheellng. '
l'enuire, Boles, 'Steubenville.
" .Minerva flordan,
Sbenungn,Frenrit, Leith).
" Cliftna.pun Dubuque.
litarengo;ltralloni, St. Ibuis.
L 7laclap , ltet6elor, St; Louis
DEPARTED.
Steamer Gen. Larimv, Roebesiev,
Diurintl, Shwas, Wheeling.
• '
J. W. flailawn. , Louis.
- Weriona;Slau4.7,o3pelnriati.
&MCA Vet 3 . 6.6elint4A4iiiiyal.
feature. /SOkVe-itililNWtith4
.B ' , 7TE A' 1 4 1 13
..- -- -
Plttabaarght JiltaltilagaV r .,„A . .... - "Wheettng ~ ,.3,l
•• X fr atalkaa
. tr -, ,-,47.4
en d i t i o -, 11
n . . tatiorAEis ' s-xfx , ""tTli
Wi arlait 'sl°4l9r24l44) (iia tr i..tween pita. -•
run
g . ,liria . Ll*- * 4 °- t„, at. all
in
burgk, Steubabirille 00 ";',0 0 e, 1 4iF;11049 6 .
Mate porta.
Ip '''' jaidiai&l a on 3loudaya, Wed.
The DI LIMA-T. will' r",.._,,,- • A.,..14.......imiumvau,,ah0
dradava and PrilblYar ILVAIVNFu," a und SatUnifl374
ail! loose Wheeling on 71.iglaluSIbutadA$
at ".,i o'clock, A...M. _ _ „ _
~...
g _ . _ .
~.
411 e. FORIZSTOITT will.l l blol o -37bPft(grr .. - . 1 . ,_ 1 1 1 , 1 1 =
.? „ ,.,,,,214
a at. ,lo, Fulurk, A. 3i- i
Thurialays ana.E4 "'" s - ' x 'da, slqdiawid..wra , id F ri' niqo
Cl. Will -lowa Ailment:lw bla ou Yvh
day., at 7% o'clock; A_ AL
Of
u ol fliraf in ',.:
Fur frelght or pusagea on y: wb'aNcriyouto, Agenti
N 01.55 Front street.
CIN.CIAMr
For Ctngttu►alt.
The steamer It. F. SASS, Car J. S. MULFORD
.ktsve for the aUbva
aad Pkia , r+ ACINDAI, 16th, at
It , ClOrk A. M.
Fur freight or passage aigdy ow-board. or at tho PITTS
BURGH 11 A ItINN AS&X..!IATION ItOuMB, No. 82 Water
scr..t_ Jal4
.
For Zigil4.l Arv..11.14e.
.
Iflut steamer CASTLE GARDEN,. Cap taina.
11. Del - twin -•-eferk;'. if..1)O1 1, 111:V. will Natio
.fortbd aboire'andintonomealiate ports on MON,
DAY, 113t1h.itt
Fpr freight or { sage apply on haits4or et the p7lTs
-1111111,311 MARIN% 4.4Bt.CIATION: Rooms. No. 82 WM&
.
5 tn. , t. jul4
For 411nehanat I.
Tho line loteomor , 3lfrilf)POLlS,Capt. Wig. 3.
Kov.rn., .111 leavr f.);rtlio and iutermo
dlsto polio - on FRIDAY, 13th ion., at 10 o'-
clock. A. 14. . . -
Fur freight or par,lagv applYvir *bard, or at the PITTS
BUIIOII MAI-LINK ASSOCIATION"Ii.OOiILS, No B'2 Watar
PDX cln aeinuti
. , ,.... - • • ',
new,,titemper...WßSON.A. l 4.4l4., 1. N. Sirtfmr. -'.:.•;.,
lad,.ekit,,Dtittlap.. will -*iv, fir she al4va.- on
la4rtardisak.kopthr.oriSATl/ RIMY, T.liliku4 4 . ----
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INEINOLI MSOCIATION .11065153 i no. 4.l.lViiter
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MINT 'toti-S:4e.
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The aterimerll.l l ..3l4lL...(bipt. 13. Boma,
1 ,47 , t'.A sr! ledgefor the above and intermediate
.porte SATLlttilAr.,l4tb Just.. at 4 It. M.
For rr,iaht ar bmamite aiints un board,. or of tho PITTS
-1113116/1 al AKIN 4; Aeeritit AT lON. Water
trovt. jet4_
For Cisseinnati and Louis - vllle.
• Tbii flue ~ t euturr :"..T. fAll.. IS, Capt. Jesss
DcAri,..plerit, J . IL,Laiifivi rt5A, 11l Inure foo the
Alen%) arul htterue , ditatt pats en FRIDAY,
4 .
loth Inst., at 10 A. - ht. • '
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For freight or poloowo uppij ou btoillt , oVAt t the-Vlrsta
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DURUII MARINE A550t1,41.10.11 RAlOM4 7 .stra:i'l Water
street. • .• • "'•':' ,4 . jail,
LEiwlON & O. TRANSMUTATION
LINE.— Iluviug made ext. 1 42
paraders this minter, we are tuitvpre
to do a HEAVY RIUSINESS PIINNSFLA,ArdA CANAL
and RAILROAD, T1110)11(111 TO AND 'MGM THE EAST
ERN crffrs. wo ran avarina our frfcgii and all those ",
disposed to patronize the lietinit.bitigand lt,iiirind.tlutt no
tains will be spare - 4 to Riiider 206erollia(diction to fr .
WI" ..r Eastern and Y ester° Freight. The M . OLDA"i'li
OF TILE INVIJ.NE4) PLANO( IRD TO tif A'LLEIM IfEN "
POR R.l.
TAGE 11.1 WAD will site iniirentespatcli to Our
transmission of freight. , ,
Office en`PENN street, oillte,Ciwal Basin
whit LLOYD a LEMON.
QTE _AMER l' UL JON•ES'POR SALE.—_
1.3 The uodersigued offer for sale, the fl l
sixamer PAUL JONES, as she now Bea at the
whorl at Pittsburgh:
The PAUL JONES is one year and four rinitlths old—
length 180 (wit, beam 36 Met, hold 11 feet, two engines,
cylinders 2.2 inches in diameter, rteee stitAte. She is in
ixonpleteorder and welllmind In all resp6del: The cabin is
of the most approved style, and fitted 104 tho meat elegant, ...
inaanur.
The PAUL JONES will ts; Sold brilliWitraing tonna:—
asp one4ifth ouJi. balionie 4,8, 12 mill 1.6 months. with in
:twilit and approved seenrity. If tag neat Is nut Fuld at -
private sale before the Ist day ofJiily next. she will be of
fered st public Anetion, and sold On that
Any person havitif;el.iiiiii - against 'die - PAUL JON M, will •
forward them to the undersigned furseftteinent along with
the balance of the CiftilLtli akizi IN said hoot is sold.
Wi - A. CALDIVELL,,I
my24:ljyl ch 3 MARII - BTERLINO.I " rwl `" r
Double =llAttuk\llleltid aim •
ito t • d •
KHLEMM & . 11). voqus reeelve
. a large lot ot . ,i.•
CA RILART'S GENUINE AIELODEONE, by
From the original triventUr'sEteteil;tariikAt .-
N. V., comprising
Octaves scroll legs, with pSkit •
6 do do d 6
do Pinny style, witlrdntil'lli•fi44 and doubts
'oll. Also
SPLEN DID DOUBLE DANIC:3IItODEON,
With two rows of keys aud 0.0041 istoDuAnbilleJ thn
most elegant and tqaterut very euperier
article, both in lone and thriknJi.resPeartilJJ
the attention of knichnsiera amigo. public gnninnl to
It. Mr. :111.10,tilia4rSt Melodoo/18,
end ins instruments are I.;iiied
_upon no Modell by other
makers. Nor sale by JI. BRO.,
jelO ,2C, w 3 stab street..
Fresh Arrival of Salt ysiers..
JUST received, at ST_ViNIWWS , No. 111
Woad street. whet., an tba_dellearimVlllto. Naioion Caa
la had, aorved ty, In anr den Gable aryl, ;pals also in dailY
rocolpt of New Poratood, Peas. liibotosi,Angs. EttN%
1.11.46, and a great rarietyal' Lan ' (rich will lie sold
la fa Mlles, bat& rw‘taiiinanyon Opal reasonable -
tonna
Jaat forri redl m larg and One let or Uitiona. Orangrannil
rim , Apples SSTEINRUCK,,..
w2ts C. lAlylVisol
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MosEs iv. o.x .
AGENT 160111**,.7
Sale & Purchase of - Patent lkightS.
And Dealer in every variety ofMF.O6ANk,.I4 AND
ovum PAT'ENTS.. pilice,uoi
FIRST STREET, neat Wood, Pitudiurgb,
Ilfir Orders. for Patented A rtigk.4, of t,cry dori iption
promptly attended to.
AGENTS WANTED.
Q MILTS TURPENTINE -L-20 bru•rela for
eale 1 1
A FALAI AND TAVERN S AND PEr4- - 2f_..
SILLR.—The Fann contains. liant , deetroe4
lout laud, taunted in Mon towutenft. AllnglattlY eeebtreob - -`""
the leeettburgplaulteced, and :Litman If 0 1 11/SkkbiOniniiirttli'
Logan Marlon, on tint Mlegbetty Vall43l.llaltread. ...A.7111 . 10 7 1
largo brink bottle, in tbe;vtl*,-dettleetutnettabling nikEtin'
uttellantYputbnuttetelbus"byclt,otkultjOloet it tavern and
store. 'WA ba waver/low:: 4,t4tr•
ct,-ItithEELY CAIOU.F.Y,
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