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A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh,
AGENTS
State Mail:tat Ptre and Marine Instiraae
„Cch,of HARRISBURG. CAPITAL, $350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance 00.. of
PHILADELPIELL CAPITAL, $300,000.
inintranee Co. of the Valley or Virginia.
WINCEREIT.R, VA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Commonwealth Insurance Company, FLAB
alaB11114). CAPITAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
ItAB.TPORD. O.APPTAL A.NDASSETS,IMIS4,4III9.
Ponnoyiva.nio. Insurance Co., of PITTSBURG!'
CAPITAL AND ASSETS, Nov. 41866, 15199,022 49.
{Fa F. Jowerron, Preaident- A. A. O ftß, Secretary
dgcliaikpely
J-AMES A. FETZER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION nincamrr,
I=l
Flour, Grain, Dried -Fruit, Seeds, Lard, But
ter, Bacon, and Produce generally.
No. 89 Water Street,
Francis G Bailey, Req., William Dilworth, Sr., S. Cuthbert
& Bolt, Pittsburgh; Boyd it Ott, lielskoll .5 Swearingen, S.
Brady, Cash. M. & M. Bank, List & Howell, Craugle &
Geo. W. Anderson, Donlon., Paxton d Co. Wheeling. tiny-28
PEKIN TEA STOKE,
NO. 38 FIFTH STREET.
PR SH TEAS.—A choke lot fresh Green and Black Teas
,lnat received direct from the importers, which will be !mid
wholesale and n4MI, at prtcee lower than usnaL
myal 8. JAYNES.
COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT
FOIL SALE.
THE undersigned (with a view of remov
lug to another house in the immediate vicinity,) offer!
for sale the HOUSE AND LOT In which ho now resides,
situated on Mount Washington, on the brow of Coal Hill,
opposite the lower part of the city. The lot Is 13 feet front
and &50 feet deep, and has growing on it a large number of
fruit trees and shrubbery, consisting of apples, peaches,
plums, Cherries, apricots, currantalgomeherries, raspberriesa
grape., he. The house Is 40 feet front, 6 feet hall, and SO
feet deep, with kitchen and cellar. There are 8 rooms, with
bath room and finished garret. The house Is built in mod
ern style, neattripainted and papered throughout; the doors
windows and washboards of trait rooms and ball are grained.
There is a gaud etable, sufficiently large for two horses and
carriage. A well of good water, a cistern, and all necessary
outlaw.s. The lot is enclosed by a paling feu, d feet Mg!b.
The location is one of the moat beautiful and healthful is
Western Pennsylvania.
PUISSe.dIjOI/ given the loth day of Tune If required.
Terms liberal. W. 0. LP.SLIE,
jolt No. 4.S Fifth street.
TONICS WON'T DO I—They never did do
More then give temporary relief and they never will.
It is because they don't touch the cause of the disease. The
OFIIBO of ell igue and bilious disease* is the atmospheric
poison called Miasma or Malaria. Neutralise this poison by
its natural antidote, and all disease catsed by it disappears
at OWNS. Fever and Ague Cure 1,1 this Antidete to
Malaria, and moreover it is a perfectly harmless medicine,
The certificate of the celebrated chemist, T. R. Chilton. of
New York, to this effect, is attached to every bottle; there.
fore iris does no gvaal it can do uo harm.
This is more than can be said of Quinine, Arsenic, or any
took in existence, as their use is ruinous to the COOStitUtioll
and brings on Dumb Ague, which never allows a person to
feel perfectly well for a single moment. In illustration of
these truths I annex soave extra-la from a letter just received
from a Physician.
GEOLOCTOWX, Ohio, March IT, 18.58
JAS. A. RHODES, Esq.—Dear Sir: Yours of `24 Inst. is at
hand. The Cure arrived Into last )ear and the difficulty in
getting any one to try it was greatly Increased from the
tact that a remedy had been Introduced which was growing
i n favor with the public, as being better than using quinine
—not knowing t presume that the remedy they used to
enema , taking, Quinine, contamel the drug itself!
This remedy, known as Smith's Tunic, would invariaby
break an ague, but It did not cure it, m It would often re
turn with renewed vigor. This one circumstance I deemed
in your fn.or, if I could institute a test comparison between
jt and your Care. Thefollowing in the result
Three persons took your Cure, all of which were cameo of
Quotidian Intermittent Fever of many weeks standing.
They had tried Quinine, and Other , remedies, occasionally
missing a chill. but It was tag In all such cases) 'lowly wear
ing them out, and laying the foundation of other and sere
rue maladies. I did succeed in a !feeling a radical cure of
all three of these cases with your remedy, and they have
Not had a chill since. In all three of these caws the Smith's
Toni: had been used. and would, as before stated, break the
.chilh hut after a period or twohad elapsed it would return.
I think there win no difficulty now In giving to your
Cure the vantage ground of any other remedy now In use
here, be., A, WILLIAM Buestocn, M. D.
itlioDES' FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE TO
MALARIA, the only harmless remedy in exigence, Ls
equally mrtain se m PREVENTIVE, as a CITRE. Take it
when you feel the chills coming on, and you will never hate
a single one.
. . .
'JAM fN A. RHODES, Proprietor, Providence, R. 1.
Per sale Uy Druggists woefully. )44
SANDS' SARSAPARILLA.
IN QUART BOTTLES.
For the Rezuoral azati : ll-nosanenl Carre
. of au Divasra arising
rem an impure State of the Mood, or
Habit of Me -System.
This truly vaAlable preparation is extrachd from selected
roots of the flrowt description, by means of an expensive and
powerful apparatus, which obtains the medicinal and active
principle M a highly concentrated form, SO smenttlically corn.
bluing the severed vegetable products iu the pryerss that.•
compound extract of Sarsaparilla is obtained infinitely e rn,
rior to nor other for purifying the blood. and the cure of
Scrofula, Salt. Rheum. Ulorra. Fever. Sores, Pimples, Itoils
Cutaneous Eruptions. Ithieumatirm, llrmunnl diemuses, Live?
Complaint, Dyspepsia Bronchitis. Consumption, Female ir
regolarities, Loss of Appetite, and tieneral
This powerful nunalial agent acts runultaneously upon the
Stomach, the Circulation and the Bowels, Anil gently *Limn
later, while Itoirsengsm-. and expels Dom the system all that
In irritating and prejudicial to bodily health. Iteing purely
Vegetable, a b In-ql.lly harmless in its operation; the moo
delicate persons may tate it at any tune with perfect safety .
The astonishing 0.1.1,001 of this medicine constantly in
creasing during the last sixteen fiarK, has secured for It the
distinguished emumendatione of htie Pin:ally, and it enjoys a
aide-sproad popularity and extensive patronage a hk.h throws
watirel ts y out of competition every other pretaratiop of Am.
mea-
Attenticm b respectfidiy solkiteil to the following certifi
cate:
ANOTHER CURE OF SCROFULA
TROT. N. Y.. September 1,18 IA.
Marrs. 4. B. if D. Skirtd.i—tientlemen I bare for rime)
three year. been troubled Ruh that dreadful disease. &Tofu
In: s. much Po. lid LO be offensive to my husband and to my
self; and 1. relief. have tried every kind of wedidni
that came ender my notice, without effect One of my neigh
L.rs. who had been cured of a similar complaint by your
enntaptrilla.advbed use to make a trial of It, and I can trot}
say that it has done me a world of good,..having romplefel)
cured me. (loping that me evident° may Induce other.
similarly affiirtial to adopt the mum. remedy, with the sam.
natisfactory results, I remain gratefully yours,
111_ Prepared and eold by A. B. & li. SANDS, Drag-gist"
and Chemists, ItX/ Fulton street. New York. Sold also 19
B. A. PAIINESTOOK A 00., YLF.AIING BROS., Pittsburgh
and by Drugslets remora/Iy. Yrioe $1 par bottle, or six bal
tine for $4..
.n. 14 10.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
BUILDING LOPS IN THE SIXTH 1...
sold, On Thltralay evening, Jun« Iblb, at 8 o'clock, at the
Merchants' Exchange, nine eligible Building Lotx,nirlallt,,,ta
WOba , S, N rlin, Vt.itilkiin, Fulton and Decatur eta., In the
Sixth Ward, Wag Lots Nu. 1,2, 3,4, 55, 102, 103, 110. 120
and 121 to Plan.
Noe. I. 2,3, and i are situated on % ebster street., at tie.
enrner of Fulton Street. ench lot 24 ft. In front. iexrept
1. which is 30 furl lu trout) tuul extending back Wan alley
'2,61A IL uide.
Ko. LS, in on Wylie street, above Elm Ptreot. and la 24 feet
front by )09 feet deep. extending to an alley 20.. Y, feet
wide.
102 klrld 11t2. aro un Franklin streot, &Lure Logan
street, earl. lot 24 feet in front, said ext./thug back 124 feet
to an alley 26V, fat rr WU.
1, El, PA and 121, extkial from Franklin to Decatur
street, and each are 22 feet wide. near Fulton street.
The title to the I,ts is indisputable. Terme of wile. Of.-
/fhb cash, and balance, in fire equal annual instalments, with
interest seadeaunually. Parch/reel le to pay expense. of con
veyancing. Del 4 I P. M. DA YIP, Auc.
LA R 6 le. ST( )C K OF cuniIING AT
Auction—tin WedneYday morning, June 18th, at 10
o'clock, at the Commercial Isles Itooms, corner of Waal and
Mb Street., will I.e sold, without rew rve, a very extensive
stock of clothing, comprising
1000 par flue black and Wary Cawiltcere, Satinet and
Summer Punta.
200 Silk. Comalmere, Alpaca and Summer Vests.
•150 Fine Cloth, Cassimer , Alpaca, Linewsnd Marseilles
t'•
Shirts, Sppei for Satin Venting's, Canvas Puddings,
Plaid Paul Mon. Sr.
Sale Pureniptory. Terms each, par funds. The particu
lar Ottel/11011 of dt.alets is requested.
Jels P. M. DA VlB, Auct.
_ .
SHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of sundry
viu of Pied l actas, Issued out of the District Court of
Allegholny opouty, and to tat directed, will be exposed to
Willi. Sae afetlie store of Wm. Boyle, No. 06 Wood areal,
carp" above Fourth, on Friday, the 20th day of June,
at 10 o'clock, A. M., the following property, to wit :
. . .
A Itirgiiassortniviit of Toys, Variety I.locida, dc. taken In
.eauc,milon at, the property of William Boyle, st the suit of
Thßrunillsnundy, J r., and others, and to be sold by
'BODY PATTBRESON, Sheriff.
P. M. DAVIS, Anil.
"* .- „ EI4 - 1 NED SUGARS—
/4 Ws. Lovering. A"
.impthe;,l Sugar .
♦so do Stewart'. "A" do do;
. .
' do Lovering's flue pule'd / do:
1- 441 do coarse do ; do;
10 . do crushed ~ do; in More nod
10 d, lile.l MILLER & RICKETNON,
for sale by VI --
A MOLASSES--
s i vumt - - , ,g., cooperage. N. 0. Molasses;
: :MO bide.. cyp do do;
'690 41 " ''" . S. If. Molasses;
00 do' .l -• Jun` • and prime N. O. Sugar. On band
• 100 Wk. bully fan MILLER & RIOKRTSON,
and_for *le by 241 and za Liberty urea.
jel6, • ..- -
TORACCO— 'a Tobacco;
15 boxes Win. 11. Grant's b do
fi du do B's do
15 do Webetees old b's
15 do Anderson's Dewberry 5 do
5 do Jones' 5".
5 do Rand It's s's
10 do Eldorado Natural Leaf do
• 2 data tb. boxes) Thomas' Lady . lb ,
ldtlivarf 'b..es Butler's Panama brand, " °nu b
lobaetx*
10 Dirarr boxes Jewel Ophir Twist Tobacco.
In store and for sole by
NV • • wizen & itiotEnioN•
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04:bal ES AND SOAP--
sr:AM/us Btar Candles. a's. fes and ;
`.l.i do Common multi Candleii;
25 4.
No
Soap;
11. do d eto
Do. I do
'lOO Wo Ito. 1 extra Ottatly SW.
In store and for ode by
pin MILLER RIOICETBON
Alig A N 13U0W14 STOUT...-
5 cas., dva. Ranaatttexacb Ala.
• India ;tale Ala.
a: di, • u N u awns
do Drown &ant.
Jnat reanlvad and for sale by
MILLER RICKETRON,
ial6 • Non 221 and 223 Liberty at.
PARASOLS --We have just rec'd another
dmtreble lot of Eine Parasols, comprising •
Platerwrc Patin, Watered Bilk,
Brocade Patin, Black and cord Moire Antique,
do Yould de Solo, Bordered do
Black do do Black Plaid. dc., &c.
Alia which we will ,Oor at reduced prices,
A. A. MASON it CO.
Q. TIMMER SILKS--Jtust received another
,cfreice lot of Fenian,. and Cligoa 131110,_ co,Whdrig
g atitivery rich etylcs. [AO] A. A. /0 RON A CO.
ICE' — I 5 tierces prime Carolina Rice, in
W oncrand for sala py
jelB MILLER t 1110}LETSON.
WE - DNEBIitfrSIIFREING
OF THE
Buchanan & Breckenridge Club.
The organization of the Allegheny County Demo
cratic Association was perfected last night at Wil
kins Hall. The temporary chairman, Charles Bar
nett, presided, and Isaac Sproul and James P. Barr
acted as secretaries.
Arthur McGill, chairman of the committee ap
pointed for that purpose, reported a constitution,
which was adopted.
The nett business was the election of permanent
officers, which resulted as follows :
President—Joint M. iRWIN.
Vice Presidents—John 11. Bailey, Ist ward; J. C.
Johle, 2d ward; Wm. M. Edgar, 3d ward; Jno. An
derson, 4th ward; Francis Felix, sth ward ; Wm. A.
Laro, 6th ward , W. W. Irwin, ith ward; Edward
Bran, Bth ward ; Thomas S. Rowley, 9th ward.
Recording Secretaries—John Layton, and A. P.
Asshutz.
PITTSBURGH, PA
Corresponding Secretaries—Will Black, C. Magee
and John J. Mitchell.
Treasurer—George H. Keyser.
Mr. Magee offered the following resolution, which,
after a few remarks by him, and a suggestion from
Mr. Onslow, was unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That we learn with pleasure that James
Onelow designs publishing a campaign paper, to be
devoted to the cause of true democracy, and the
election of our noble standard bearers, Buchanan
and Breckenridge. We fully endorse his effort to be
useful.
On motion, Joan H. Phillips, Dr. A. M. Pollock
and D. D. Bruce, Esq., were appointed a committee
to inform Mr. Irwin of his election to the Presidoacy
of the Association.
The Committee retired, and shortly after returned
with Mr. Irwin in charge. lie was conducted to
the stand amid great applause, and before taking his
seat returned thanks to the Club fur the honor they
had conferred upon him.
The thanks of the meeting were voted to Mr. Chm.ii.
Barnett for the able manner in which he had pre
sided over their deliberations as temporary chair
man. Though previously nominated as one of the
permanent officers of the Club, he respectfully de
clined.
evening nest.
Abfluetif.n.—A little girl, aged twelve years, named
Mary Ann Chambers, was spirited away from her
parents at the Federal street depot, Allegheny, on
Monday evening. It appears that her father, John
Chambers, was, with his family, on the way to lowa,
where be intends to settle, While standing with her
mother at the depot, two women with black veils ap
proached her, and demanded her of the mother, who
refused to part with the child. ?oft,. Chambers went
into a store near by to make some purebases, and
during her absence the little girt wa.s taken away .
The Mayor's police yesterday arrested a man named
John Boyle, charged with being coucorned in the
abduction, but no evidence being found to susm,i,
the charge, he was released. The father odors are
ward of $lllO fur the recovery of his child.
A Pirtstaryh,r is Trouble.--We learned yesterday
morning that intelligence hid reached this ray 0
the arrest at Lecompton, Kansas, of Benjamin Han
cock, (formerly the keeper of a livery stable on Fifth
street,) who stands charged with murder. Humor
has it that a man sold his claim in the vicinity of
aancock'a residence for $2OO, and that he stopped
at Hancock's house. The man was murdered, and
his money stolen, and from some disclosures mad"
by his daughter, suspicion attached to Hancock. Mr
Hancock, although an intemperate man, had the rep
citation here of being an inoffensive man.
Pic-Xi,' at Kilburk Swoon. The l'iiiversall,ts
and their friends held their nunual Basket Ple.ni.
to-morrow. Thursday. They leave Allegheny dew
at 9.4 o'clock. The cars remain on the ground dor
ing the day, and return at ploaeure. A fine Lami
will acentnpany the excursion. The arrangetneuta
are Co complete that all, front the aged to the youny
child. will find provided pleasant and attraetiv•
amusements, and all refreatimente if their brash
d, not contain thew. R e would say to all, till your
traskcts and be of the company.
Th;.. serve* too be the season for '• sells, - as they are
politely phrased ; the first one rune off at Masonic
Hall the other night, whet. come smart young men
succeeded in palming off a prostitute upon an inno
cent audience, for a respectable professional char
meter ; the other was practised upon the male gender
yesteribiy, In the vicinity of the Court }louse, where
an intolerable wag received more calls them he de
served, and more curses than he will recover from
this week
The Jon, Exhibitwn of the Pittsburgh IlortIcul•
tural Society commenced at City Hall last Light
The display of dowers in pots and dishes is really
eicellent, and the exhibition of fruits end vegetables
very good. The variety of strawberries excels any
that we have ever MOO. being ~f unusually large
sire: The ball is tastefully deeorawl, and the etb,
bition, thus far, superb.
- 84sAn J. POHLMAN
deeiroua of obtaining Eastern paper., de
livered in advance of the mail, can have them by
applying to Richard Shannon, near the pest
Mr. Shannon lea very deserving and attentive ynung
gentleman, and deNerres to he patronized fur his en
terpriPe and perseverance.
The annual picnic for the benefit of tit. Jobn's
Scheel, Birmingham, comes off to-day lu a beautiful
grove adjoining the Male Orphan Asylum, flaming
hum, which is readily accessible by the ferry Moils.
Wu apprehend the affair will be one of the mott
pleasant of the sermon.
the Ilantsibal (Juan's, a new military company, corn
p. Ord SOlflo of our MOM. respectable rolortol riti•
tens, came all last night and was well attended. The
Company were present, in fatigue dre.•, and I.,.ked
very well.
T,iten to the Hootpital.--Jatuns Gallagher, ib.m
mitted to the County prison some time agio by a
Sharpaburg magistrate, on account of insanity, was
yesterday conveyed by his friends to the Western
Pennsylvania Hospital, where he was placed in the
insane department.
Trik,” Orcr.—Jailor Philips, yesterday, conveyed
to the : Penitentiary, Wm. Kane and Daniel Bryant,
to which the former was sentenced for one year fur
attempting to shoot officer Reed, and the latter for
three years for the larceny of a gold watch from
Jonas rove.
Theatre.—The Misses Celia and Olive Logan,
daughters of the lamented "Old Logan," make their
first appearance, in this city, at the Theatre this
evening.
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LOCAL AFFAIR,S.,
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
The Club then adjourned to meet on Monday
T/ r.efina at htahonie Hall, for the benefit of
X/4 1 .sd.—The new Vigilant Engine was shipped
from Philadelphia yesterday, and will probably ar
rive here by to-morrow. The Vigilant CoMpany
have fitted up their house in splendid style, fur the
reception of their new machine.
In Town.—George Bronson, the indefatigable
agent of Raymond & Waring's menagerie, is in the
city making arrangements for the exhibition of their
great show during Fourth of July week.
Patent Granted.—Among the list of patents issued
for the week ending June 10th, we notice one to
George W. N. Zook, of this city, for improvement in
reaping and mowing machines.
Appoint/atm.—Mr. W. C. Cleland, long connect
ed with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, has
been appointed Superintendent of the Cleveland and
hfrthoning Road.
Condesr.—Sandford's Opera Troupe, composed of
1308113 of the beet performers of the day, will vial
Pittsburgh about the 10th of July next.
Nearly Completed.—The stores under Masonic
Ball are nearly ready for occupancy.
air Every Day brings forth some new evidences of
the virtnea of DR. J. fIOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BETTERS, from various houses in Mobile,
l'icksbnrg, Memphis, Galveston, as well as from our own
Mavens, and from other different aections of the United
Amass, wo are informed that these Bitters are particularly
adapted to warm sickly climates, (particularly along rivers)
and deserves the favor of the public generally. As a pre.
waive and dispeller of nick headache, languor of the body,
toss of appetite, derangement of the liver and stomach, as
well as a sure preventive of Bever and Ages, and all bil
ious attacks, it acts se a gentle aperient, and gives full
strength to the stomach and system.—N. 0. Picayune.
For sale byall the principal Druggists and Hotels through.
out the United Btate and Canada, and by
HOSTETTER a SMITH,
Bole manufacturers and proprietors, Ito. 2137 Penn street.
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I went to hear of Hiawatha{
And an echofaint andleoble, •
Bionotoisms and dissoftent,
Fell upon my earAstracted.
It seemed to speak of " rater" tresses,
Round the neck of " Minni-han-hau;"
Ant I could not tell distinctly,
Though 1 listened with attention
For ten minutes or a d•zen.'
I watched the scale and every gesture,
Whence the summering eound proceeded;
And I watched the roiling eye-ball,
Eilletnlng through the tauney pigment.
Then I viewed the faded garment,
Which in reckless grandeur covered,
Like a sack of old calerco,
That sad excuse for Hiawatha.
With a shirting, brazen buckle
On the forehead, sod sum oar drops
Lilfflan ingen of the forest.
Many more were their to hear It,
'Many more were there to see it ;
Yet the) seen and heassl Intl little,
For I told the faded damsel,
That the lips through which proceeded
41 §,ounds that seemed to die to bornin',
Could not serve a useful purpose
With the gaping literati,
present on that -gnat 01TaSivil."
And I told leer that hit Europe
She was needed, and she loft us;
But the slog-song sound rentsinetit,
On he, , ears of ell who heard her;
And a nolo of thanks was given,
To the knave that set h. routing.
A SP RCTATOR
JUNE 18
Cominenred.—The nia.,iirpi have commenced lay
ing the foutidatiiin of the new Odd Fellow's 'Jail, un
Filth street.
4E- IV lark's St otnach Bitter. aro a.knoorledged
by all who bare tned thom to be the beet family medicine of
the age, for the guru of b)giwiman, Costiveness, and a druir.
der e d "tat, or the Liver and Stoinarh. They ,are no rival .
The proprietors do nut pretend m caution people rn.n, aning
other preparations that Are palms( 111.11 the public under
the wane of SIUIII.Ih ttitLolT, for they hove round the! only
One IMO was needed h,elvier •1301 cnothlti
For sale, wholesale, by t'iILI.LtI di CLARK, Third street
between Wood and Market: iIFA.) H. KEYSER, 1.40 Wood
In vet; and by Druggists "amorally.
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II A 1 1101.1. A Dnl TT NRS Persone rolluect nem,.
r ask will find it, s Ilull•ss.1 Bator. a
•ure, ash , aa.l pluaassut recussly It ,stow the throtatiug
hoed, Assrros . ta aculit) filo aloruach, 1.4.1111L1 dlgestlots, end
ereutos a healllsy appotAte. It In, o sthout doubt, a suost dr
preparatturs, and au otletual Isruetty Thu Uses
that It to Dow a very is+Ular likett.irka tlArsowbout all the
Holland settlements su New York, kli:lsigan.
Illinois awl Islamist., sps'Ak mush m sta foss"
Co s^rsox ' --Ts. present sultesall, lois, Is , careful to ask for
BA.rlsare's !/'.Land Ritter.
•ij_ 1,1.1 al $1 swr r six tsittlsa f , lb, 41 the pro
prietiirx, ttr.NJ A SIIN Ja. & Olt,
I•harmc+nt Lists. cud Clirruists, , It K
litltti A CO., iNirisnr of tis‘oxiil nud Woos! streirtac, land
Druggists groisrally la
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VINCI,OI a TI, Juno 17.--The Fluor market 00101 nm-a
pressed, the only sale heard of was 100 bbla at I.6.l:ior.sl.;_si
Whisky usi hanged. sales 0011 Wax at and'::, I.l.iii. rron,
map., at 2'2“ titeesi•—.9ales 100 Isizon at o',, market
attn. ;nicer - les— ,
The market continues fire, without c l oth' ,
lirttehtliins--Markat buoyant with a gittal demand, tholig,h
twilit Mr has trnnel , ir.nl e/cept a salt. of Sit Wale. Lard le•ell•
tag at 10e.
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Baltimore Market.
Fl kLTINI.KE. Jlllll . 17.—Fluur o u iitTilla.l 12 , 4 r; 3000 bblii
nut I. Wheat unthangod. Corn doll.
EIMUND WILKINS,
EAGLE MARBLE WORKS.
HEAD OF WOOD, ON LI BRRTY SREET,
and at the Cemetery (late, Pittsburgh. Po.
Monuments, Burial Vaults, Tombstones, Mantel Pieces,
Centre and Pier Table Tops, Washstands, kc. On band and
made to order, of every variety, Mantels, fencing for Ceme
tery lots, ornamental and plain, which is durable, and needs
no painting, at (rem $2 to $0 per foot.
laving been engaged practically in this business fo• thir
ty years. twenty-throe of which have been In this city,
which I drew a sufficient reference, I will make new designs,
and furnish any work In my line at roaaonablo prices.
INSURANCE! INSURANCEI—AppIieu
don for Insurance for several good reliable Insurance
°outputted received by OHO. W. BUNN, at his Real Estate
Agency and Intelligence Mee, on the north side of Ohio,
fourth door east of the Diamond, ALLEOULIVY Civr. Jul
LARD OIL-25 bbls. No. 1 Lard Oil. DEESON'S IIYDRAULIC CEMENT, 01
6 du Nu. it do 11 WATER LIME.—The undersigned keep constantly en
Just received and for sale by ! hand a large stock of this article of the best quality. Tt,,,
Jett; MILLER A RICKETSON. ! attention of Contractors and Builders of Navigation Locks,
Aqueducts Bridges, Reservoirs for Water Works, ke 6 re .
CASTILE SOAP—A genuine article-50
box. on hand and for sale by , quested to 'this article. Tho wall. known resistance all im
pery l oneness of water, characteristic of this Cement, renders
-t y 24 FLIKING BROP. it of the first necessity In all structures expoeed to the action
------, of water or damp. [apfk3ml ENGLISH St RICHARDSON.
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ALLEGHENY CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.— .4 let of ground 14 feet 8 inches by 100 feet to A GIRL WANTED.—A good Cook, Wash
an alley situated on Bantitisky street . near Lat, on which a er and Ironer is wanted at No. 2 Pcrreater's Block,
there is erected'a Ilse beck house 14 NA B inches by 40, Craig street, Allegheny City. Jen
containing four large well finished MOMS and cellar, and
frame dwelling on part of lot fronting on the alley. ALCOHOL -10 bbls. '76 P' _Alcohol;
Will be sold very low, Apply to Ido VP . do
BLAKELY & RICHEY. In store and for sale by •
MILLER & RICESTBON.
Jull corner of 7th and Smithfield ate, jeld
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
Republican State Convention
PRILADIMPRIA, June 17.—The Republican State
Convention is largely attended.
The delegation from Kansas was received with
tremendous cheering in the Convention this morning
Nineteen of the Pennsylvania delegation have re
solved to vote for Judge M'Lean, of Ohio; the bal
ance for J. C. Fremont.
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The Convention was milled to order about Loon to
day. The Hon. Robert Emmett, of New York, was
chosen temporary Chairman.
[SECOED DESPATCH.]
The Convention appointed a committee of one from
each State on credentials.
Mr. Wilmot offered a resolution for the appointment
of a committee of one from ea& State to report a
platform, and no balloting to be bad until the plat
form was adopted. Agreed to, and committee ap
pointed.
The sessions were ordered to be opened with
prayer. . .
A committee on permanent organization was
appointed.
After the transaction of some unimportant busi
ness, the Convention adjourned.
Amongst the Committee on Credentials are Austin
Guthner, of Ohio; S. B. Harvey, Wisconsin; D.
Arnold, Ill.; F. P. Blair, Md.; Steele Blair, Penna.;
George A. Coe, Mich.; Charles A..Teste, Iowa; F.
P. Wood, Kansas ; J. W. Sherman, Iowa; J. P. Phil
lips, Minnesota; 11. G. Bounst, Nebraska; R. G.
Spaulding, N. Y.
The following are on the Committee on Platform
J. P. Christianey, Mich.; J. P. Duprey, Ind.; J. P.
Howell, Iowa; J. R. King, of N. Y.; J. R. Giddings,
Ohio; J.J. Potter, Wisconsin ; G. S. Brown, Illinois;
Alex. Ramsey, Minnesota; G. B. Blakely, Ky.; Gen.
iele, of Rensaeller, N. Y.
It is stated that a delegation representing a Coun.
ail of 1110 friends of the lamented Silas Wright, and
who could trace their pedigree to a Tompkins and a
George Clinton, who refused to be harnessed to the
car of slavery, were present, and it was moved that
they be admitted to seats on the floor.
An objection was made that if all ware admitted,
the hall could not bold them.
Pending a debate on thio, and without definite
artiun the Convention adjourned until 4 o'clock
P. M.
PTIERBOON S F:SS lON
The Convention ro assembled at four o'clock, and
the reports of the Committees being announced as
first in order, the Committee on organisation report-.
ed the following officers President, Henry S. Lane,
of Indiana; Pico-Presidents, A. H. Morrow, M e .,
11. Carpenter. Va.. J. Babcock, R. 1.. John R. King,
N. Y., John Raney, Penn., F. F. Cobb, Md., R. D.
!Beckett, Ky.. J. Beard, Ind R. i Bingham, Mieb.,
J. Bigelow, D. C., T. H. Pomeroy, Kansas, 11. E.
Bennett, Nebraska, A. Tubbs, N. li., C. J. Adams,
Has., C. Cleveland, C0n0...1. C. Hornblewer,
S, Barr. Del., li. Rice. Va., It. P. Spaulding, tad,
W. B. Archer, 111., W. D. McKnight. IVisc.,nsin. F.
springer, lowa, F. W. Tolger. California; and 4
Seeretanes.
A committee of three was appointed to oonduct
the president to the chair. When Mr. Lane went
upon the platform, three cheers were given (or the
State; he then addressed the Couveni,„n at
rotoe length, saying that the anniversary of Looker
Ilill shall be the anniversary of the birth of Free.
dote once again in our ItepuL We hare amoral
bled at a moat important revolutionary his•
tory, to Inaugurate a ace . era In our b lAt."Ty ; the
regeneration and independence of the North. IA
ere called upon to tiny to lay down our old party
prejudices, and aserifiee all our feelings in minor
topics (or the great lore of Freedom. The great
l unation before Us l• shall Kansas be admitted as a
Free State To an. we must bend all our energies.
We are told this Is MN .lutionary ; it to Wee- Air.
Lane closed with an earnest appeal for harmony.
K. 4: Spaulding. of N Y. from the Committee on
Credentials, reported the names or the non contested
delegates The Committee is in favor of calling the
Suites by balloting, to report the rote of each State
to east three time. its electoral, but not to east in
many instances more voter than she b ad absolute
Representatives. Kan... wm t , be allowed to rote
as an electoral State. The report was adopted.
The Pretnilantit raid the subject was not alluded to.
but the Republicans seer, willing to abide by th e
will of a =verity.
Calls were then made for Rayttowul, Wilson, Pwn
eroy and others, but none answered.
A motion was then .made that Mr ‘A User
cord tot address the Convention.
Nfr Wllenn no being present. Caleb B. Smith, b♦
a...1.1rey5e..1 Oye aaaeuably on LI. ^ nat.ou
al.t)' el lba HupuLLcan party
ARRIVAL ur TILL CITY "1 , BA LTIMORE
l'att A:•ei I . IIIA, June 17 The •tramet
haltv-te arnred Lyre I. ttL dattr to the
ch The :tea. rratupt..h . , distmayal had t..t
te,••b e a hogiarwl. tta‘tit•rl t., that etletet
,a,l the perftailyti,ty melett a r.,uty., vas irrate,l y
pre, with mart/Yt intrignattea. Th e Italy
yhy_te tietatt the rrttprtety ••r EL K laad • •ett....
Italia, hem.. ati-uhl ;web be the ea•e.
Arrir•l of the lete•aser A rage.
NI w 1 one, JUDO I; The .teatner Intim froth
Havre, with tilt.. to Weatherhvy, the Ath InoL. nr
rp.etl Al I o'clo,k
The Cunard cteanmhip America, from ile,,t.ou, at •
nye.' et Li% 4:rpm)! ,n the lit met.
The Arege brought passenger.. She peered
the French rummer Alma, which left the day previous,
eornethtng was the matter with her screw.
tier par.engere came on board rwgo,
Mr. Fillte..re was on Loan! the Arago to C o w°,
Ile wonl.l take a passage in the Atlantic on the I I th
Jut.., front Liverpool.
The North American Convention
Ns u bona, Juno 17. -The seceders front the
North Amencan Conventton Met ftg.ll.l to day. A
series of resoluuons were adopted to favor of Stock
ton and Rayner : in favor of freedom to Kansas ;
agatnst the custom ~f pounding Senator. in the Sou
ate l'hamher . denunciatory of the present edualms
tration, and in favor of the Pacific Railroad and In
ternational improvements.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted, and
n!tcr some speeches, the Convention a d jou rn e d s,„,
=I!E=1:1
June I -Gt.,. iteetier atitlrett•eti :tn 114
Wen, .tOOO persons, this atternuitn, is Tremont
Tsitti e. ttu the present state of affairs iu h11.11,1+ anti
their remedy. lie was re,OlV.l with great nitplau-s.
and W a 4 listened tit thruughttut with tuati,ti
lu the evening Le repeated his address tu the
i:et t s of Cambridge.
Americo not Arrived
lIA IVA x. June 17, I'. M.— There are a, yet no
telitigi of the America, now hourly looked for from
Liverpool with dates to Sraturilay the 7th inet.
1.11 Fur , , June 17, P. M.—There are no of
the 'learner up to this hour.
Buchanan Ratification Meeting
Ntia 101th,.Inue 17.- -The Iduchananites in Kings
rowdy Lad a glorious ratification meeting in Brook
I. ti last evening. It is said that there were twenty
thousand persons present- The Cincinnati platform
and nominees were fully endorsed.
State Prison Burned.
Lit is vi t.Ls t Juno 17.—The Hospital and Indiana
Penitentiary, at Jeffersonville, Indiana. were deel.rey
ed by tire loot night- The lessee, Nlr. Pattenton,
test, .$12,000 or $I .5,001), and the balance rolls on
the Stale.
NEW YURK, June I;.—The advices from Mexico
state that the Government refuses to acknowledge
the new Spanish Minister, while the Spanish tleet
menaces \ era Cruz.
Arrival 'alb( Alma.
NEW Yost, Juno 17.—The serum steamer Alma
is below. Her dates are anticipated by the Arago.
CITY DIRECTORY.
The undersigned designs publishing, on the let. f An
gled, it Directory of the cities of Pittsburgh nod Allegheny,
and the neighboring Boroughs. lie hopes to compile one
that will be complete, and contain THE NAME OF EVERY
HEAD OF A FAMILY. HOUSEHM,DER, AND ADULT
MALL If the work Is reasonably supported, he protsivev
to continue it from year to yes.
Front the manner in which our cittxens were defrauded,
tlireo or four years ago, by some stranger., in a work of this
kind, the subscriber feels backward in asking for Nubserip-
Dons before the work is issued: yet as only an already speci
fle4 e di t i on w ill b e bunted, those &wiring to bo certaill of a
copy should notify the publisher before the first of July, or
they may fail to procure one. The names of all persons and
Mum, ordering copies in advance tat publication, will be in
sorted In capitals. Publication pribe TWO Lou-ono per copy.
Address the publisher through Post Office. A limited num
ber of advertisements will be inserted, Those who desire to
insert muds will notify the publisher, who will rail upon
them and contract. No money tube paid to any one except
upon the publisher's own order or receipt.
jiil3-Std GEO. 11. TIIURSTON.
DAVID M CANDLESS WILLIAM MiIAN 4 11. A copra
M 9 Candless, Means & Co.,
(Successono to SVlck & M'Candleas,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers in
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and Pitts
burgh Manufactures generally, corner of Wood and Water
streets, Pittsburgh. tuyS
CUPPING AND LEECHING.- -2 Mrs. E.
1100 K may be found at her residence on BIXTH street
No. 39, between Smithfield and Wood streets. She has
testimony of many of the regular faculty as to her skill and
long experience ,In her line. Orders will be thankfully re
mired ardiliSmdasi
NEW GOODS.—A. A. MASON & CO, ,
have Just received 200 cases and bales of new styles
Calicoes and Ginghams, Bleached and Brown Amelia,,
Cheeks, Tickings, Tweeds Summer Stuffs, Linen and
Housekeeping floods, kc., ic.„, all of which will be sold at
prices. my 23
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AMITS:EMENT. --
THEATRE.-J. C. FosTss, sole Lessee and
Manager; Wm. H. READ, Stage Manager; CHAS. Pam,
Acting Manager. Treasurer, J. V. Bourns.
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PRIM Or ADMBEROW :
Boxes and Parguette bik.l Private Box., large $8 00
Bend Tier 250. Private Box., . 500
Boxes for colored pernons Ite
Aar Certificate, securing ewers, 12% cents extra
Viral n tglit of
MISS OLIVE AND CELIA LOOAN
WEDNESDAY BYEN118(1, June 18th, 18Lil.
18th Night—Sebastian, Thee Celia Logan; Viola, Miss
Olive Logan: Malvolio, L. Barrett; Clown, A. W.
Young; Olivia, Julia M. Cooke; Maria, Mil. Young.
After which
Rival Suitors—Slasher, A. W. Yung
hard,
Wearer; Dinah, Airs. liorrette ; Rose, M iss Citric°,
JOHN W. M'CA_RTIIY, BILL POuTER and
tnerimayros, will attend to the Posting and Distributing
of all kinds of
BILL!! FOR CONCERTS, LEetlikiES, EXITIBITIONS, Atc.
All communications—either by mail, telegraph, t.r other
wise—directed to the offlce of the Morning Post, will receive
prompt attention. 1)4,7
AUCTION SALES
FOR'T'Y-TWO BU LDI NG LOTS, near
Toll Oats,, on Centre Avenue, at Auction. On Thursday
evening, June 19th, at the Merchants' Exchange, will I,'
sold 11. desirable lots of ground, baying each a front of
twe*•flve feet on Centre Avenne,and extending back 139 , 4
feet towards Heed street; 19 lOU/ of same size fronting on
Reed stns-, aliw. right lots of various sizes,
hic fronting on
Centre A Vent', and Itl,l as per plan, wh 111111) tH'
seen at the onicr of C.ll M Smith, Esq., N.,. 144 Fourth st.,
or at the Auction stoi,•, coin, of and Fifth
'iii,' gaol. Terms '-ash in e ons,.
with_ interest P. M. loAl le. &i n-!
LIBERTY STRF: ET. PEN NSY LVA NI A
A„row and street protwrt Ilt .Atli Ilk -I/0
Thursday eveninc, h. at s o'clock, nt the Niel - chant. ,
Exchange, 4111 street. will be sold '251 .0.1
In plan of lots 1301 out by Hoyle Irvin. in the Fifth Wald.
I aving a front of 41 ton Liberty street. near the outer
depot of the Pennsylvania Iltulr.eid Compay. and extend
g hackhack loo fool Sprint alley. en which n are ere...toil two
suluitant lay brick houses, ..I,nl 11101/ I y art anged 10 a court. fur ten tenements. two of which front on Liberty strset, and
two on Spring alley, whirls produces an annual meows of
over ¢l3OO
Also, That valuable lot of ground, situate on Penury I Vs
ilikk to emir, beginning 20.; feet west alley. hav•
hugs front of 21 , 2 fort. thence north wardly feet 11
1. 1
inches to en alley wide. then , eastwardly 19 loot.
thence southward!) . 11)7 fist II Inchon to the place of be•
ginning, together with die 15... thereon. This property
is 10,11 11.,•14,1. 1•41114 near the point or the proposed inter
section with Fifth street.
Also. Two coutianous lots of ground. in I,r. A. Black's
piano( lots, on Kg•pl'll 11111. Nos 35 and 311, each having
front of Yd i feet on Eagle street, and extending hark Inti
fret to an alley •.n.i tort wide
Tiller girs.l. Terms at sale.
DA 019, A.A.
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Fresh Arrival of Salt Oysters
J I'ST received at STEINItC('K'S, No. 1 I 1
.11 Meilbiin
b. bud, served up In WO .44/Inst./le style Ile Ix also iu ilmly
receipt of New Potatoes. Pews, ',hotels, Frog, Shad. Sul
Hues. nod a great row - wet,' Luke Ns/t, %huh srtll he sold
lot Massif/us, botols,,aud reel... Punts, on OW 111,14 r...131 , 141.b/0
tsrtus.
Just re. r.d, • large stel fine Inc of I.i.lll..tiA.ol,lfigili Hind
hue S ppls. ti. :•'T N I.L K,
torl.ll No 111 Wood stroet.
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MOSES E. •
AGENT FOR THE
Sale & Purchase of Patent Rights.
And Dy.n.l.v to us - ery varlet y !if ECII AN ICA AND
vTII Mr PATIENTS I Mr.. &IA E:1 bthit inn Hoorn, No.
1 , I ILYT STKEET, royar f•tt byburo, Po.
orylrry for rat...kb...1 A rib' bra of o•Yrry drrr - riptlbu
pron. 0.11 ratentry.l
V.NTS WANTED. naiad
PI 14ITS Tl• l' EN TI barrelN for
*Ale by ' fuy'2'2.; J sell 01 fN' NAR EH
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AFARM ,1N1) FoR
I,X The Fxrtu 4 °rite.. tort, 'l.', ee expel
lent and, in Pint,' to. nellii• A Ileglien, •nuntt ~t ,
the Imbhure plank r.a4 and about t a n alb , / s Lal f mile** from
Legen musitt,n, an 14,1* Allegheny %alley Itatlrmtd. A One
huge In the xllllnge Torte, xtthllng and ell
n•-yrruar) uullounues ; hat , teen entpted as t tXtern and
,r..r v - Will In nil lee, lon Apply lu
IILAKELY d HICIIEW,
Jell Cur Streetb and Smithfield six
Double Bank Melodeons.
K LEBER IRO. have just received
• • 1•rlto lot of
t''l lin AU ti EN UI NE IIA)DthA, 4 .,
Fr,. the orteinel Inv,hl4,r't t.4. - h , A No4elhenk,
1 ..,e.uprun he
4' h-ta444‘, or 4.41 1,g.. a Ith Intent waren
do
Plano gill., will, d“takole r.aato and doubl e
fro all Al*/
sithEN bit 1). rt it LE BANK h KLOUI N.
w,th two raw.. 01 kr . ). and .•.L,plita.; 116taltel itt ths
m..t and tasteful sty:. ThisLs a veil sat.r.rtor
I, Loth 111 1. 1 11. +.11,1 hti I at... mid rt teet.....•ttully
• ate the al watt son of par. haat,. and the (.1.1.1n• .ti ga,•••141
H Mr 'Oaltaart tttv. ttte,l and wad , Ow tint
an I his Inaarnstisnt• at. aro. Ss nnsiels I.) other
assts. - 1s Vol sate. to, K I & 1111.1.
L. to Fifth sin-el
I I 1.11T1:1't 1111 i IT I N .
Sltt 10;11 Lit HiTirt LTI IL A L Aex'l
14 al 1,141 Liwir JnL. Exhit.m.•ls in t 111 H A
I Nit, I'LL 1.4
All arti. l,' Ito ..,toln 1111. t tiW4.
ott Totaalay, .lour 1 - th. at Vit. I. time the 3,o r f, win
~,,, men,, thou Ixl. rr
11.0. Ilsil N.II h.. t1..4 lost h. rt. 7 Taaalsy
m fir , Lb A g...! Land 1141101 ..NI I. it. mitt..ant,
l•r eof Et. Lela' d.7l. rata h. .4 fi - $1 1 'hildr.m In
.1011. R. Prmit.
s‘,.a ..on, Jr_ j..-1 '2 ,JAn ty29
VALU A lII,E FARMHitt LE, sitttate
Ile 11:0 1.I.• .'aunt). 01.4 near ttw juriettou . to. , Illiot
14. .1 1'.1411.)11:.111*ilm/it.ofil a al. the Clotrlaud Itailnad.
I 1111140. .•-t of Vitiaboraly tynd 011 utiles awl hof 11.1 ,, ,
idfi I- ::41. I'll.. of Mot Lair lami, IN.. dirdlific how., Imo
Until. lama., two nn - liitt.h., wrrutr serer of limher,
rtiltivatton hill air,' aro rirh lalt - mto hem!, well 1.,
11.r.al with hey, failing aprlog 11.11.3 stream. 'llO. farm,
;oak' t.rowulr dirt.ted Mao two or morn farm,. Ilealths 11.
aliou mai g..KI iirfiiithorlfiarl Coal aboUtlda iu the. Tlelni.
01 .1 u yuppie... 4 t., r utoler thir farm. ' , or farther
nyforallilloll apply tt. A. CI:TUB/MT .h SON,
fy-1d Bold FAltato Agruta, 51 Markrt qtrreL
.
Noult ' E.—To the StoekholkierA of the Ohio
l'rtifisy I wait fit Railroad t'llmiatity.
lon or lo•roi.y uonn.d that the Dirii-turii of the Oldo and
lioitia Railroad Company, in which yi u
hit.. rot, .01 to U.:.frrit ten agriaiment aritldthe
and lialiano and tort IViiy tie and Char. , Railroad
In puriiiianor or Acta of tho loritislattiroa of lb.•
o 1 14t arch 4111. ()h., 111(141MA and Idinnla, for their Cell
atation. under the llama of the Pittaburgh, Port Wayne and
Railroad Company, and that a invethig to tad:.. Into
oiiiierstion and deride upon tho adoption or rejl•Cti.l3 or
.aLI AKrvonatut 4 coundidation, tilt tie held In the City of
Pittston gti on the aeconil day of July, 113.611. at it.. otthiv
the Company at Ilia hoar of 11 o'clo,k, .0. NI. of that day.
Pittston th. Juno ltd. J. P. II P.NI/ ElltiNON ,
F I7UNITITHE:
,---.:,_ ) '0,17.-Ft'l L
e,s.
).\\ili, - -.- 7 :::. i ' igi&tiotiOil ikri, 47 4_40100
?'--• 5. ------=.. - , 4-=.-:-.. , -1.1,A.. ._ n ~.--. —= . _
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RYAN'S BUILDINGS,
No. 31 Fifth Street.
Tim subscriber, having enlarged and fitted
tip it. Ko.out .tpl.• Lig
SP WWI Fl II MRE 11 IREIIOOIIS,
1..410.:K A.\7+ 1".41.1'A BLE 41,1+ITIONS
To his stock, and now invite, his friends and the public t
CALL AND EXAMINE
13ofain purchasing rlerKhern
1119 STOCK IS WELL ASSORTED
Autotaitiug to 13.1.nt
550,000 Worth,
EVERY CLASS OF GOoDs
RICH,
Aud embracing Fume ,ery flue
ROSEWOOD PARLoR SETTS,
l',,erad with Fr euch bagatelle
OAK CHAMBER SETTS,
Aud a great variety a
New Styles of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs,
Sofas, Book Oases, &c., &c.
All of which lie offera by retail, at WHOLESALE PRICFI4.
101,„ Ever ) article warranted to g ive satisfaction, ur the
money refunded, H. H. RYAN,
rtly:39 No. 31 Fifth street.
MILLINERY GOODS-A. A. MASON Sz
(AL are receiving another large and well selected
assortment of RU, out, Flowers and Millinery Goods of
every description. tu% 2:1
REMOVAL.-WM. CARVILL HAS RE - -
MOVED from N 0.22 Fin street to No. 212 Liber ll
rent, where he ix prepared to SUIT his Quetta:man with the
exceed fashions. myBSin
DURKEE'S BAKING POWDER: 7 -- 10
gross fur sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
Jail Corner First and Wood streets.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
—The Partnership heretofore existing between James
Collins and J. Banks Knox, under the style of James Coiling
& Co., forwarding and Commission Merchants and Canal
Transporters, is dissolved thisldsy.
Pittsburgh, May le. Du14.3t1 JAS. COLLINS.
REMOVAL.—On and after the 27th of
Juno the undersigned will be in the new office, No.
67 Fourth street, "Jones' Building," next door to the Me,
shanks' Bank. J. K. MORANGB,
Juts Banker.
B A COISI . —2OOO lbs. Sides and Shoulders
for sale by Jel4 HENRY H. COLLINS.
SARCII-100 Las. Rochester Pearl Starch
fur gale by jef4i HENRY H. COLLINS.
Geo.4llbree, Son &Co.
JJusr RECEIVED—A prime assortment of
Ladies' Kid, cloth, and French patent foxed gaiters:
misses colored and black gaiters; children's fancy b oots and
low tact shoes, all wade to special order. jeln-2w d
VIGIIT BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
_ILI in the upper end of Lawrencevllla,lfortnerly Ilattiel.l,)
each 25 feet front by 100 feet deep, fronting on a wide street,
and In a very desirable sitnation for a residence if gold al
together. Apply to Lie-Il] BLAKELY A RICHEY.
EXTRA FLOUR—For sale by
Jell JAS. A. FETZEN, Water street
JSCHOONMAKER, Manufacturer of
. White Lead, Bed Lead, Zinc, Paint, Litharge, Patty,
c. Wholesale dealer In 01le, Paints, Varnishes, Tanwahine,
a, No. 2d Wood street, Plidiburigh. my 22
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LOW-PRICED.
RIPER NEWS' `-
.--..---Thmre were &feet 8. b/Citell Water In the Chan"
of 3 inch. a euottot
tea the day We . o 4 : u t o :::Paa aw g t b 24:h i r h ior me s. tai The mar weat k, k bell' eratt g :Cel fai gh l .
Tan Wheeling pm..x..t
leaveslihis morning at to rechk. g O, Capt. A.C. Weallarn,,
THE Little Rock Democrat ot the 34 states that the". Lacy
Robinson" struck a snag, near Core's landtn g . i ojartng her
so badly as to compel her to ate union her trip and return to
New Orleans for repairs.
THMIZ are now near completion at oar wharf, 11 tom
steamers, and more expected in a few days, causing the Mo
nongahela wharf to he very much crowded from the bridge
to the Point. Of the 11 there are only l that have received
their names as yet.
Fiat ras QCEEN Cttt —The light draught steamer" ltelk
OW, " ill 111 w in pertial trim, ha. tug donned a new &FM, and
is about to astonish rho nittiv.s anon more, with one: of her
quica trips b.. Cincinnati nut back. Siteleaaea certain t o
day. with Ben Woodburn in command, mid Willie.litzgar
ald in the
wr paid a ilia to Capt. Thus. Rogers' uew hull, the fire
turned from Messrs. Cuuuinghato ti Connie* ;hip yard, and
may say, as far MR our opinion goes, and what we learned
from others, that a better job never came to our wharf.
measures lfin Pet in length on derk, 30 feet beam, 434 f eet :.
depth of hold, and launched on i inches.
\Vt . her.• again to call tho attention of shippers andtrav
ekng t,, ant lard of the eVanter "Calla Garden,"4kyjn g
I.veo detained from leaving yesterday, but are Informed by
Copt Devinusy that he will positively leave this morning.
The C.t.i." ix of light draught with accommodations equal
to any hvtel bath a_v regards the bill of fare and attentive
isersantd.
P/I1 CP...INNATI —We rail the attention of shippers, and
qind down the river, to the fact that the " Mes
senger" lone, for Cincinnati at 12 o'clock, poaltively, to
day. The Messenger" Is a light, staunch and comfortable
at ably officered, and dessovedly a great favorite.
Capt. M. Militmger commands her, and Mr. C. L. Brennan
Las (-barge of the Clerk's office. Theft gentlemen, and the
rent of the officers, pamengere will gad trustworthy and
agreeable.
THE N 0. Bulletin of June 1001, /aye
ilitatsittous Fiaz.—A fire broke out last evening at 11%
o'clock. on board of the ateatuor New latona, lying at the
lei no at Algiera, which destroyed that. boat together with
four others -- the D. S. Stacey, Mary lieu, Piot& and Delia,
beeldes a number of flatboats and barges, two powder boats
which ex plishel, and a bone standing near the LOT.e. The
wind Nas blowing a gale. which calmed the flee to 'Tread as
a did. There were several boat, lying a short distance be
the horning boats which were in lintninent danger, hut
fortunately eternised owing to the direction of the wind. We
are unable to gather further particulars for this morning's
Ton Louisville inunorral of the 10th, says :
The river was falling yesterday. wiih but three feet eight
liollea water iu the (-anal by the mark, though boats drain:
ng four feet water have uo difficulty In working their way
through.
The J olio, that arrived from Memphis yesterday, reports a
four feet water on the atm:West bars along the
lox ci Ohla, though several boats, not hitting the channel,
run aground on three and a half feet water. Ehe mkt the
Ureat Writ and Endeavor aground at French Island,whure
they were certain to work over in a few hours. licuMetoun
him-. lox er down, is reprietent"l as the altoaleet, and the
channel is much " cut up."
ft Brow —The steamer Ohio, on her trip from New Or
leans, enconuteii,la terrible storm in the 3lississippi on.,the
Bth, at the Elbow. The boat escaped serious damage,
but the next day evidence of the sevisay of the storm were
visible all along the river, wood boatintink, trees uprooted
and houses unroofed. Twocoal boats from Ilawesville were
tank, soil one of the crew drowned; the others took passage
on the t rbi c 'l'wo trading boats were also wrecked and torn
to pieces by the Item. 1110 Ohio and Argyle have laid up
at cicudieboun bar.
PORT OP PITTSBURGH.
rerr b [scars isitek Ls TEM CLIAMILL wr Pr= leas
ARRIVED.
Steam.•r Gen. Latimer, -, Rochester.
•• .Marengo, M'Callom, St. Louis.
•• Nebraska. Bears, M'Keisport.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Gen. Larimer, -, Rochester.
Nebraska, Bears, IProsesport.
•• Orb, Moore, 'Meeting.
1. Alai -Lay, Batchelor, St. Louts
Shonatno,, Trench, St- Louis.
'• Enmutiit•aham. Ayers, Zamortile.
•• Argonaut, MtLane.
STEAMBOATS.
WHEELING.° &c.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
The DIURNAL, Capt. J. ♦. Saints, and the
FtiltEST CITY, t›,pt. B. Way. will run e.s
REGULAR DAILY PACKL'TS between Mtn
I•orstlt, Nvotwavllle and Wheeling, stopping at all intertu,
dime ports.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed s
newts, not Fridays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.-11..ctrit,xista, she
oi leave Wheeling on To...lays, Thuradaye and Saturdays,
at S 't A. M.
The Follk:4 7 T ern' will also leave Pittsburgh Q/.1 Tuesdays,
Thutstls)v and Nstortlass, al 10 o'clock, A. 11.—arrusa1-on,
ahe volt leave Whoeling ioa Mondays, Weduesi. lays and Pri
day 4, at 7!.t, e•‘1....k. A. \l.
For freight or paaa,ge apply on board, or to
.1. D. COLLINGWOOD, Agent.
nor 6 No. 1.55 ProutllLte•
ror Gallipolt• & Kanawha.
LOW WATER BOAT 13 INCURS DRAIIGHT-200 TONS
BURTIINN.
The new light draught and fast running stea
liter VIK44INIA. BELLE, Capt. Sam, will
leave for the above and all intermediate porta
on 10th lost , 4 o'clock P. M.
For freight or pa wage apply on board. jel7
Neat eve to n—itpgralar Packet.
Regular Dailey Packet for West Newton, In
connection with the Connelsville Railroad.—
The excellent and very light draught steamer
NEBRASKA. Capt. C. Rua, will leave on SATURDAY next
at 4 P. M., and every day regularly thereafter (except Sun
day) for West Nee tun, in connection withConnelville Rail
road
Nepengerx and Shippouns will applp on hoard or at the
Wma Nowt.. Whartooat. jel7 •
CINCINNATI.
For Cincinnati
The it trAmor MESS ENG KR, Capt. AL 3141-uxc
.. re--Clerk, C. L. BEENNaN, Win leave for the
above and intermediate porta on WZDNI*3-
I,AV, Juno imth. at 10 A. M..
passage awly oa board, or at the PITTS
-111 ltkal 31A1:INE ASSoCIATIoN ROOMS, No. 8:3 Bator
jell?
For CI nc Inns. and LOulerlille.
r.traturr Af`Oft STSIVIKT,
--42 h rk, 17. W. 11‘vs.14...w.—will leave for the
Al,l e and intermediate ports on TUE.&
k Jim- :I'd, at Ii d.Lo k, A. M.
For frr,rht immage nvply on board, or at tbo PITTS-
ItCP,(ill MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. &I Water
trait. JolS.
For Cincinnati
The splendid steamer RELIANCE, Captain
Wcinavaa, will leave (or the above and inter.
illediate ports on WEDEMDAY, June 'nth at
12 uselova, M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or at the PFIT3-
111' 01111 MARINE AS:AOCIATION ROOMS, No. 82 Water
jul7
LOLIS'VILLE.
For Louisville.
Thu ateamel CASTLE' GARDEN, Contain H.
11..DEvuvNe.b —Clerk, E. DoAw.'u, will leery
for the above and iuturinedlate ports on WED
RAY, lath, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Fr freight. or plumage apply on board, or at the PITTS,
BUIWU MARINE AcRIKIATION R4)0118, No. 82.Watee
eareet.
T EMON £ CO.-TRANSPORTATION
AA LINE. —Raving made extensive p
paratious this winter, we ain now prepay
to do a HEAVY BUSINESS by PENKSYL a A AN
and RAILROAD, TIIROLLII.I TO ANY. THE EAST
KILN CEEI ES. We can assure our friends and all theta!!
dt,posed No patronize the Penna. Canal and Railroad, that no
loins will be spared to render general &abduction to Ship.
le•rs of Eauern and Weetern !freight. The AVOIDANCE
TILE. INCLINED PLANES ON THE ALLEGILMY
PORTAGE RAILROAD will give Increased despatch to 'the
tianinnlsmon of freight.
Unice on EKNN street, at the Canal Main.
nihl4 LLOYD & LEMON.
4,;:I'EAMER PAUL JONES FOR SALE.-
1.0 Th.. under.iguod offer for role, the fine
.4...raner PAUL JON HS, as she How Lies at the'a
.11art, at Pittsburgh.
'l'h, t.AUI. JONES is ono year and four months old—
feet, beam 35 feet, hold 6i3 feet, two anginal,
c) linden+ inchea in diameter, 7 feet stroke. Eine la In
roan pleie order and well found in all respects. Thiticaltimis
of tie• meat approved style, and fitted up in the moatelegant
inn.”4er.
The PAUL JONES wilt be &Uhl on the B:atoning terms:—
day one fifth cetah balance 4,8, 12 and 16 month& with ih
letest and approved tiecurity. IT mid boat is not sold at
prirat.• bale before the lot day of July n e xt, she will be of
ho'd at public suction, and sold on that day.
Any pot,. having claiuut against the PAUL JONES, will
for. and them to the undersigned for settlement along with
.1 the claims, ae soon as said boat In sold.
W. A. CALDWELL, j ir ms t ee n
SIARK STICKLING. J
no 24 tjyl ctiJ
AWNTED.—A dwelling house, containing
four or five rooms, within fifteen minutes walk of
this office. Any one having each a house to rent can find
a tenant by addressing Printer, Morning Post Office. jell
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WI lIT E GOODS—Just received, a large
aasortmeut of plain, Barred and Striped Jackonetta,
!antwolc+. Bishop Lamm, plain and flg'd Was 14Inslins,
a‘.. [ Je2) A. A. IdASOF & CO.
BEAN S—Received and for sale by
1.'23 lISNRY H. COLLINS.
j) LOOMS.-100 tons Lake Champlain for
rale by Lin-131 .11 4 70. MOORHEAD.
piu METAL.-100 tons Anthracite;
100 tone Charcoal;
100 tons Stonecoal, for sale by
je- I 3 JNO. MOORHEAD.
FOR SALE—A fine Six Octave Piano is:
offered for aale.upon reasonable terms. Enquire: at
thin o,toce. je-11:1wd
1 i EKSE-200 boxes prime New W. R.,
let cutting, ',calved and for ante by
n1y,31 'HENRY it COLLINS.
IDA PER PILL BOXES-200 papers just
L rw'il and foroale by Do .111,: L .NG 00s-
EIWEIROIDE RIES.—We ehare on hand the
largLot and moot varied stock of Fa' nbroitlerree to be .
fuuud in the city, having received an addition of some very
choice Ity I tv—Kll of which will be offered at ridneed prieee.
j,ll A. A. MASON A CO.
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LUE LICK WATER--1 0 hbls. of this mi
x) ebrated Mineral Water just received by
JOS. mum°,
el I Corder Market street and Diamond.
COFFEE. -150 bags prime Rio Coffee
66 do. extra do ,do.
40 do. Old CkrtiJava. do:
In stare and fbr dude by NAZAR
A N N ,
.0-13 Nit '22 snit 22 Liberty street
-4 T.
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MEIJICAL , „ ,
Health and Strength Mast Inevi
tably Follow its
flog 1 - 1 V n'S
DIS4OO OF TILE
'LI-Vlllll. COMPLELIBI'A.
~BN
EVER AND
ESS OF ANY4IaIO - ;1 ) -...-
•
ND the - " -
'pus affections eginsecilienti-40bn
a disordeiod ihn mach or Liver. Sueli:iiisindrireetlon,
- Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Paine, Ileartbertii,ipaa
Appetite, Diepoudelicy, Ce:dii en +d, Blind iateVilecalle,g
Pilo.e In all * Nemma, Rheumatic anti Niuritigle;;Afir4.
tons, it hai tti tinmerotui It.,taucrs proved 12414.1*1:441,
and In others erected a decided cure.
Nature Ands no "Lbw enemy to combat, Witlititildslight
ful tonic in the system. Its effects are almost tii*glostlet
the cure pertitaimat: It rominunieaUll 710 violent- eMilt to
the system, but by mousing its effai energy ttyneyraidli
that enables If to throw off the cause, and time-thoro
, „
ugh ,.'-t ly c-
eradicates the &softei.
When Its medicinal virtues are ao tiniverardlljp.u4nowl.
edged, and particularly here, where It has-becumet.inkoym.
tin a family medlcineohat it le sold by many of the:partura;
as well as all the druggists- It would .scem - „,nodliiisa _to
offer further evidence, yet as there are dorthtliettAntiti
wo .?ltho
have tried many advertised remedies,- and.Stili Jay(Wrinn •
Dyspepsia in one or more of ItattrendfiCl*Dei„,
the following certidtatm the antlientiatYOf,VVOM . scer_tntte
be doubted, coming asibey do from no
,tvaßroeffh,
WHAT ITIffDDINQ -
Wm. tichnchnutn, 244, theivelt kPoinfilitigMpharaays:
"I have frequentlY .aced Beerhave's Trollatte/„Bitaud
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find it invariably relieves Indigestion and doliglty.' -
Rev. Soomel . WWI& says: "'Sono,* oPeelaVtelie/ &m—
-ita nee for a severe beadache, with which Ibid . par*.
fared."
• ,
J. W. Woodssell, I '4,1, says : "I have need Beerhaiosaget.
land Bitters tin If. an recommended it to °guilt, liniming
it to be just what it is represented."
Aid. Jonathan Neely, of Lower St.Clair '
lays: "Thay .r iAde.
rived great benefit from its ttse for wean:o 0ir0...0 3 ).4ach
and Indigestion."
Jameald. Murphy says: " After enteral p y . had
failed, Bcerhave s Halbuid Bitters remora' the, nain..„(retu
my heart and aide, arising from indigestion."
'lice editor of the Kittanning Free I'Mes says:
of the beat physician, in this place hid Billed ire's
Holland Bitters cared me of the woratfortiainale . ,'
Francis Felix, only manufacturer of the,"Orkinal.Mt•
trnet &Coffee, says: "I know that 'Your
. 11 ollatall4tifS.„ . 15
one of the beat medichast in the world foes„tilserdared • •
stomach or liver.”
Dr. Ludaig,wlitor of the . Fackel," BaltimOrn, pronounced
It a medicine deserving thecordidance of tha
Dr i ,Eberkart the leading tierman pl4skitul of Petim,
has prescribed It freunently during thelaat three yew:soda'
marked suceew. in debilitated states of thedigestive organ,
or of the system generally. -
The manager of Psalm's 'Vinegar Eactoi*ttayst . ( iv,t -L E Used
it myself. and was therefore induced to tr y ` ts Atoot:cipon
my wife, (troubled with, the great debility cennnon'to
a consumptive habiy ,and realty late doingdief mote inird
than anything she bat ever taken." •
NOTICE(
Whoever impede to find to thlaateverage*ltbe:ornav
pointed, but to the sick, weak ilia for EpiiitNLA.:ffill
prove a grateful aromatic cordial, posNosed.tinkipplatinaz
natal properties.
oeccioxi,:
The pent popularity of this dellghtfil Arnim has is4ced
many imitations,4hlclsthe public slinnittinanligail**P"-
chasing.' Be not persuaded to buy anythniat albanuttllog,
ham given .Boerharele Ifolbind &Dania falrtriar2lhiliU4,-.
tie will convince yon bow irillnitelystlperhir itlgtcfs . dlthe
imitations.
Air Bahl at ft per - Mate, or sLx , nottlealittlc by the
proprietors, BENS RAW •
IdearufatturinirPltarnitmentWatid-Chemista....`"
cur. Smithfield andThlrdlitteetab., ; •
Philadelphia, T. Dyott 1 Sona;l32 atreale"%tir
York, Dames I Park, 1104. Broadway, tiornerl;Maige; :Balti
more, Cos Brothers, Oar shier sinl "Penttgliveatia.
On John D. Park. Chltago, BarelarDihtlies*V3l3...
Water et. SL Lonis, Barnard; Adams keft':'chleZ.s.
Wright 4 Do.
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AA CARD TO THE LADIES: - . l 4l , ' 4 *ii!l,Ji
Dn. DuPoNco's ooLDEig
PEMALLS . The combination of ingretEmibiJU*4)ofiiir
CV!, °Olden Pills, are perfectly harruless...."4#listitit
used in the private practice of old Dr. 1540:0040:01,00(1,
years, and thousands of ladles Coo c ` -
us,
riererfailing success in almost every•casaili,
irregularities, relieving painful and distrasel*AO:
lieu. particularly at the change of life. FronalktioN,
will cure that common yet dreadful disemie;.gai;ll*--;-,
Nearly eiery lady in the land suffers frma - Mtitt**E“'
The above pill has permanently•cnred
cure you IL you use them. They cannot batiii.3;.s.
contrary, they remove all obtOkuCtions, restore,
proper channel. and inviguratir the whole, syi4a*,..77ilys .
whose health will not permit an increase of ,
these Pills a successful preventive. For partimdarkii . iia " 4: , '
revtiens on the box_ Pricell—and rill
confidentially, by mail, by encloAttgit fa,*
lowing agents: •
Said by SAMPLE & REED, general Apiitittor Aliegoiny.
City; FUlatiN'S Drug Store. EivinhitliaW ,3l : 7l, PoM -
and by W. A.CiII.DEN PENNEY - &.qr, - ,",'-.N - P,.Skftlf
opposite the Theatre, Pittlibursihittlioll'illenpptr_
at:"
proprietor's prices. Sold byeDriiiititle . lol kitiotieV.;
United States,. UPl`444lll3iso
PRIVATE DISEARES,:= Dl3 Elth
50 'eatable - m.ld St:vet, betweiiliiiiiir'inid"
streets, devotes bet entire attention:J*2*i
tire. His business 1,, fur the Mestlittt,confined ,tO
private Venereal Moues. autt:PClLir 4 a 4 1- 44 1 '4
W.ou:Ot. on by imprudence, yenthartithiligence:and,Urcees.
Syphilis, Syphilitic Eratiticeni,anneritea,tlhe3P4cture
Urethral Discharged, luipurity of the 131 , x4..altltellilisesses
of the Venereal grgan.. Skin Dbetteeit,lF if , egkaP.
Tetter, Itingworth, ?deicurial 44-9scencess,
Impotency, Piles, Zbetnnatiern;relinde. erdnie*Marably
Buppreselone, Diseases of the JointS;;PitWiliA _
Affectirne, Pains in the IteetdridjA)lterN .. __44R%- . -9 , -',_ •
Bladder and ItidneysorartessfhltybreateCtAnagsettart.".":
Twenty years' praCtice(tenin.itik;e4ren4SiAitPo*:
to oder asstuanaces of aapeedy cure ic5d114,..0.4.4, - , 1 0
der his care. • '"
(Mice and Private Conguiratien . lieMoAfinit.
between Third and Wrath . streets,
IQ?: Charges moderato. ' . ,-.Apreel4Veljit„
DR. BROWN obniitateE4gilikchisulpa‘or
the cure of SWOT DititASAS.-sAret:'lnthe
I °os - standing c.a.' is unequalled, The apietedinsitiViled
to call without delay. Persons afilicted.iith_Ve t ruweal Dire
itheumaiidm. Piles, or. ikaninaV:Doldlity,l'idu:nlMAtot
delay to get his advice. Letptraeantaiaing p . aylincle
ly tuiewor. d. • •
*S.. Office and Private liatena—No.-fte.smiatiegstreet, •
between Third and Fourth itcoote,Pt.tabaridi,-;'%,40,"
REMVAL
••
FRANK VAN GORDER'HAS',
to No. 75 MARKET stroot, nearli OidicrlPNiool,l„'
stand, and Is newprepared to .apply his
public generally with anything they nertfbts l 3 o MY
Trimmings, Embroideries, Ribbons,
Fancy Goods generally.
air Remember the Np., 78 Maticot St. ,
PATENT ELASTICPAO ,
GlNES.—Engineets and others Iniircsted,arc,w_vl
to call and examine a new articlo of racking , f9r4llPtwk,___, -
ifteaui engill4l s , Pura &C-, where 5011,V0cir411g„..,,,A 11 ,1,,,,,„,
The advantages of this article arc : ilt,clitivApPliAhn , r , v".
of tallow, rednction otfrietien, Coosequentlivav,higollelSer •
II does not ropsiii to tam out of tyliw ,tzar, „but , •
beint packed,in a cohn, the pachhatini=l Cradualo,.'••• 'fflwiego
thus saving . time mad material . scalcitnelm:Ofl 4 o!:' l4 #o 6
eisea•may•be eeen-git••.•• •
W. S. flitMii - filattlaneii*gehtaisert' i,
litarkot-ar4Becood''
JosepteWbite , i , cairi ego- ,1;
JJOSEPHsowcarrYingmtidumi, r` it m it;
nese to hisspanions tottliismi(unw Welt
enlarged,)ou the Pittabergh and oreemburg .44;41
TurnPlitia near the Twa awl, between
Pittsburgh and Levarenoesill respectflillyinVie pnbllc
to inspect his stocXot
particularly informs gentlemen Pr w l i al a - 'et:l4 one l only le mtule. r
I#f " ? '
ourteen years' experlegce ln.thahtletpega MAW , ' b *in
o , lbsstirin oroit.
place begirt. his patrons, thirsarq?
liars Whitt, PO many years past it -4401 neeritingps,Flecuiar .-
demixtmeut to select, from the carious ansimoPctraguted
Eastern numufacturers. The swoon oridit AlM,Antentie
completo—tho economy of .hie =rani/Meet-LIMO—.
test and Moe. fashionable =nursed:mat ytt tutinePtedgniei ,,
Unencumbered by thane heavy expexisesoddebzdintinaMn,
Gar decorating houses or boldness hns.htapectuNLa the price
or geode, (owing to largo nubs.) .10SEPFUSM.P., 1 _
os ready money only. at much less than tbe , usust.P4o6 4 _,l
414- Carriages reptired In the beat manner, wittdesTaMii,
mbsslaw
$6.00n FIRST CLASS Businsk
Paper wanted trans onntostx =WWI, to
run. Also, purchase mortgages, city warrants tano.ht and
sold. J. K. ,NOWOA
Jul 4-2 “, No..646.FourttrAreet.
TE GOLDEN GUN is takinE . the trade,
and it is not much wonder. Our atock.9t Critina, Piste*
Im., de, is unsurpassed in the city. In Abs - VISr
Fishing Tackle we bane snob an assortment (hat,_
nuke old bask Walteu's eyes water, could be returii:tb airs
world. Pocket and Table Cutlery in great eibindaikcei,,,,lft
Hearties, and too many articles to be mentioned bero;nreifn
be Mond at the ago of We Golden l3nu.
11 4W.} 1
Eli let.
FlSH—Mackerel in whole and halibble..
s4ad
Herring
White SA
Trmit.
Salmon
for sale by (jol4]
FOR SAFE.—Bedford street , fropertj omes .,=—
A neat and comfortable two: story dwelling h
containing seven rooms and kitchen. and five coal cellara.
The lot Is twenty-one (tat front awl seventy-one feet deep.,
Any one desiring a cheap dwelling house wig please . giro On
a call, and it will be sold at a grear sacrifice.
BLAKELY & RTITEUtir.
S HAWLS AND MANTILLAS-=-A. A.
ALISON & Co. have received another tholes Dna_ rtrierit
of Summer Shawls, in Silk, Crepe, Stella, riAtilells: at:;
also, some very elegant hiantillas of the newest styles ,
which will boo eyed at greatly reduced prices. Se3l.
L—
iSTEN GOODS.--We have received an
ahur tot of tine Linen Damask Table Cloths,
Dispels, Towelling, Irish . Linens, &c , , &0., y 1116114111 be
sold at ebnisiderably has than the usual prices.
A. MASON At Co.
N OTICE TO JURORS.—The Jprori.stNOTlCE moned to attend the Cuurt of Quarter 5e0due.,..1. 1 11
fourth Monday of 31111 a, Are hereby notifibd*thM tr $t
ten3auce will not be required. RODY PATTERSON,
Juno 18, 1856. .Sheriff.
CONGRESS WATER-36 dot, Saratoga
Rater (Consume Sping,)JustPl c r . Pla ni N G,
Comer Diamond uud Nhuket
GENT.'S FURNISIIING GOODS. :--- We
tire DOW on. WWI a very title assortment of Cloths,
Cesetmeree lad Testing; fin, tivrti Sad ethos - Crarate:
Pocket HAIM., Hosiery and Gloves bteireridederitttion,aqd
•
other Goode for Gentlemen'Aweeir.
jell A. A. MASON A CO
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IYENRY 17. COLUSE.
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