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DR. CALVIN M. FITCH
Will cenUludethe appointmentin perion, and REMAIN IN
PITTSBURGH until
.;-• Saturday Evening, June 29, 1856,
-- When he CID be consulted daily (Sabbath excepted> between
• the hours of 9 o'clixk A. IH., and 4P.M. at his rowns at the
• ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
...Verner of Penn and St. Clair 8t
t - • Wt . Ehtrruux to moms on Etna streef;lES.
Foriliseases of the Throat & Lungs ,
: And all affections predisposing to them.
DR. FITCH will open hie permanent offme at 469 MAIN
STREET, BUFFALO, an the Mat of July, where he may be
addreeeed after leaving Pittsburgh.
The Invalid's Guide and Conswiptive's Manual,
Or suggestions fat the prevention and relief of Consnmp
tion, Asthma, Catarrh,. Dyspepsia, Female Complaints, &c.,
by - CALVIN IL FITCH, A. M. M. D.
Price in muslin 60 cents. IT can be tient by mail to any
part of the Dotted States. mylS
DOLLAR.A SAYINGS BANK.
N0. , 66 bletrth &reef,
MIDDLE BOOM, JONES' NSW BUILDING.
IS NOW OPEN daily from 9 to 2 o'clock ;
alsoom 'Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from 7 to 9
o'clods.
Deposita received of all sums not lute than One Doti/a,
- and a dividend or the profits declared twice a year, In Juno
and besteinber. Interest net, declared at the rate of six per
cent. per 81111,1 MI, on the first of December, 1866. Al. on
tho.&l of Tune, 1856.
Hooke containing the Charter, Ily-Lawn, Balks and Rage
' billowy furnished gratin, on application at the office.
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George IL White, Charles Knapp,
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James W. Hallman, Thoobald linibataettar,
Alexander Wadley, leried M. Pennock,
William . 1 3 billipa, William J. Anderson.
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Hill Burg - win, James D. Kelley.
~ Albert Culbertson, John M. li irkpatrick,
. Robert Chester, Jobs D. M'Cord,
J. Gardiner Coffin, Walter P. Marshall,
Alonzo A. Cartier, A.. 111. Pollock,
John 8. Catigrave, Henry L. }tinsmith,
Char/au A. Colton, Robert Robb,
H. 0. Edriugton, James Sidille,
Francis Felix, George S. Selden,
cti.irge P. 0 illuiora, Alexander Tiadlo,
- Jumes B. Hoon William S. barely.
William S. Haven. Wilson Millar.
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OF PITTSBUPGII.
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OF
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DEIIBMIII3.
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Isaac N. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
'IV. IV. Martin, R. D. Cochran,
IL T. Lcech, Jr., John A. Caughey,
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David IDCandleas.
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{ration and Trantrportation.
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,A. J. Jolies, J. If. .tons, H. R. Coggstall
Or
President.--
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;"ix Perskient ItODY PASTKILSON.
Ailey and CARRI KR. N 417
;ALEX. HUNTER,
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FLOUR. GRAIN.
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENRRALLY,
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
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A Marne inetitutiutb übinagol by Diruetot4 who Ws: Nrli
known in the c..mmuuity, told who sr arturruitoN.l, by
.promptuei. anti lila,rnlltl, to Maintany Oyu chm - arter
thep e 4,9n11.41., lAA fil-riug the trot protPctl.ru tu
who ilmire to toe innurud.
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A. Ilolinim, Jr., W. 11. f , mith, C. 113tosvo. W
Audrey: S, Llry, JAnars Lipptuevtt, porso,, Jortros )1, •
401.4, Ahatuoler Th•quo..4
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up elixir-20 Pit lain:mai. nor:24 I,
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IMPORTER & DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOM EsTic
HARDWARE.
83 Wood street. beswreu Diamond
alloy said Fourth street,
tar' Tnt nutainritior un. t•peullag 11.••/1 ewiet - tra B.l.lsort
ment of foreign mot don:teatic lianinare,aii oest . and wall L,
.41.4 VII OS gistal tnritai as any °tit, inion . in this .117
Win always keep on hand a guttural stool talent of
HARM SUE, CUTLERY. CAILPENTERT TUOLtti, At_.
To which Ito empoelfully knit. the attention of parchmen
tnll2B tid.lll•F-L YSIINESTOCK .
HENRY, II. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
So. 25 Wood Street.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
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FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Al EItC I-1 ANTS.
Dealers In Wool, Hides, Flour,
BACON, LARD AND LARD ol L,
AR-AND PR I) /0 UCE Gle .V IettALLI
No. 75 WATER STREET, PITTE111,R(111, PERNA
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D. W. II Kirks.
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FLOUR FACT 6 RS,
AND
General Produce Commission Mei •hants,
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Mow Burr greet,
PHILADE I'IIIA
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A. A. l' At.). L & t'o " Morrow & Gather,
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. jai .'citivilm
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CIIILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
rtteVVireming and Ventilating Buildings.
sgr. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
by Stearn or Hot Water, Pipes or Chilson s Furnace, Church
. gchoole, Howpitals, Vectoring, Green Houses, Dwellings,
Conn Mims, Jails, or Hotels. No. 25 MARKET 13211.12:21 . ,
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sir STEAMBOAT AGENTlllylkilli
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WHOLESALE. GROCERS,
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Corner e f3eventh and . Smithfield Amu,
• rival= LI.
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butt sitalg:l bro
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Forwarding and ComCdoion Merchants,
PROPMMIIB 01 ,
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Etagaloy, Woodward & Co., Truitt, Brother &
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FRI 7 LTAY MORNING:
We give below the premiums awarded by the dif
ferent committees appointed to judge the articles on
exhibition at the Fair of the Horticultural Society
'held this week at City Hall :
"Ants and Flowers.—Tbe Committee on Plants
and Flowers beg leave to report the following pre
miums awarded by them;
Cape Jasmine, best assortment, C. W. Ben
nett, $ 2,00
Fuchsias, best 6 varieties, 3,00
Geraniums, beet assortment, J. Ferguson, 4,00
do 21 do 2,00
Heliotrope, best display, J. S. Negley, 3,00
do 2d do C. W. Bennett, 2,00
Roses in pots, best assortment, J. S. Negley, 3,00
do 2d do James MeHain, 2,00
Verbenas, best 6 varieties, J. Ferguson, 2,00
do 2d do do J. McKain, 1,00
do best 12 do J. MeKain, 3,00
do best display, J. Ferguson, 4,00
do 2d do J. McKain, 2,00
Specimen Plante, beet 12, J. Ferguson, 5.00
do do 2d do J. Lamont, 3,00
do do best general display, J . , Fer
guson, 10,110
Specimen Plants, 2d best general display, C.
W. Bennett, 6,00
Specimen Plants, 3d best display, J. Mcßain, 3,00
Betiding Plants, best collection, J. S. Negley, 5,00
Moss Roses, best display, C. L. Goehring, 2,00
hoses, best three, J. G. Coffin, 2,00
do 2d do do J. S. Negley, 1,00
do do six, J. Murdock, Jr., 3,00
do 2d do do J. S. Negley, 2,00
do do twelve, J. G. Coffin, 4,00
do 2d do do Mrs. McKnight, 3,00
do best display, J. 0. Coffin, 5,00
do 2d - best display, J. Murdock, Jr., 3,00
do 3d do do C. L. Goebring, 2,00
do 4th do do J. S. Negley, 1,00
Carnations, ,k.c., best general assortment, J.
S. Negley,
Pansies, best display, John Hughes,
do 2d do do C. W. Bennott, 2,00
PIItIMOD beet assortment, J. S. Negley, 3,00
do 2d do do J. Lamont, 2.00
Beet dish cut Bowers, John Hughes, 2,00
But basket cut flowers, J. S. Negley,
2d do do J. Lamont,
liana 110quets, best display, J. S. Negley, 2,00
" 2d " " J. McKean, 1,00
Table " " " Nagley. 2,00
" 2d " C. L. Goebring, 1.00
Best Floral design, James MeFain, 3,00
Best Hand Roquet, Miss MeKain 2,00
" Dish Flowers, Miss I. Wardrup, 3,00
Basket Miss I. Wardrop, 3,00
" Floral Design, A Lady, 4,00
DISCRETIONARY PREIIIViIq.
To J. S. Negley, for new and rare plants,
To J. Ferguson, for variegated leaf " 5,00
The Committee would make special mention of the
collection of Plants exhibited by Mr. C. W. Bennett,
and of the display of Balsams in Pots, by Mr. John
Hughes. Gsoaoe
Da. A. H. Gauss,
lissav RICHARDSON,
J. 0. Corfu,
Committer On PlOll,l and Flowc.re
The Committee on Vegetables beg leave to report
their action in regard to the articles on exhibiton
Asparagus, best 12 spears, H. McKnight, 2,00
Beets, best 6 Long Blood, H. Cummings, 2,00
•• Yd " •• " H. McKnight, 1.00
" Turnip " D. tieisler, 2,00
Cabbage, best 3 heads, John Scott, 2,00
" 2d •• " K. Cummings, 1,00
Cucumbers, best 3 Table, J. S. Nogley, 2,00
2J •• " K. Al'Knight, 1,00
best collection, J. S. Kegley, 3,00
2d '• " R. M'Knight, 2,00
Cauliflowers, boot .1 heeds, John scoot, 3,00
Lettuce, Lest 6 heads, D. Heisler, 2,00
do 2d do 6 do J. Hughes, 1,00
do best assortment, D. Heisler, 2,00
do 2.1 best assortment, IL McKnight. 1,00
unions, best 12 white, R. Cummings, 2.00
do 2d do do R. McKnight, 1,00
du best 12 yellow, R. Cummings, 2,00
do 2d best 12 do J. Lamont, 1.00
Peas, hest half peek, R. Cummings, 2.00
do 2d best half peek, .1. Lamont, 1.00
PITM B URA IL
do heat assortment, R. McKnight, 7,00
P.tatutisi, beat qr. peel, B. Cummings, 2,00
do do assortment. R. McKnight. 3,00
Radishes, best I'2 Long liicarlet, R. Cummings,
stems, J. Old, 7.00
do 2d do do J. old, 1.00
do Inrzem stems. J. Oki, 2,00
do 7d do dii It. McKnight, 1,00
Shallots, best quart, R. McKnight, 7.60
Tomatidi, best dooon, J. Litmont,
The Committee elro awarded the fellow ing r pc-cm'
premium:,
To J. S Negley, for Doeorta Japonica, $l,OO
To A Negley, best 12 tateterground 001009, 2,00
To U. tietsler, 2J hest 12 do do Imo
W. c
Ne.r,,,
L. Sl'
The Committee ea Frail kayo to offer the fel
lowing as their awards
hit beet quart, Robb M'Knigiat.
be*t. quart, James M'Kein.
let beat three variant., Robert M'Enight
hest three varieties, Jame* M"Kain.
lot beet !ix varieties., Robert M'Koigbt.
let best general evisortruent, Jame, M'Kein.
24 best general assortment, Robert M'Kntght.
let best quart white, Alm Jane Mellinger.
quart* Herey'g Seedling*, .lierretlanary pre
mium, Mr. Hoyt.
PfTTSBUI;f:If. l'A
t RR ANT*.
Ist best quart 1.. tiiiehring.
lie,t q uart red. itoliert M . Knight.
1,1 best quart white, Witter( Nl . knight
ivisLirted currant,. Robert M Knight
04 themselves and the Society they rep
rerent. your C . linausittaie cnnu.d eiincliole their to
p , it without stating that. from the groat ariety and
excellence a the Strawberries, they had some JitTi
null} in arriving nt a conclusion natisfaetory to
theinr e lie,, and which, very pii,sibly, may be still
ro to the competitors. On this vets difficulty.
is iweier, they beg leave to cungratulate the S.cety.
s. the lent poseible proof of the .nine of their la
b.,r•. That so early and so complete!) they *tmid
bay , 4 I tamed such fl result, may well by to them a
, 11191 . t . t of hottest pride.
All of which is rospe•tfully submitted.
W. A
fit • .
A. J. WOOT.SLY ER.
Ltar of l'ittilburgti
Sh,, t nri lreurr,r, r. - A lion of Mr. Thos. M'Cuy ,
of the Diamond Exchequer, was nceidentally Ldled
yesterday afternoon, by being run over by a horse
and earl en Short street, First Ward. It appears
that the lad was on his way to school, and the horse,
taking fright at a locomotive passing along Liberty
street, sheered off into Short street, where, notwith
standing the efforts of the driver to cheek him, the
horse ran against and knocked down the lad. The
right wheel of the cart passed over the right side of
the boy's head, crushing in his scull nod scattering
hip brains over the street- His body was picked up
by a gentleman in the vicinity, and carried to his
father's residence, in the Diamond. The Coroner
held an inquest upon the body, and a verdict of
death from accident was rendered.
The lad's name was Thomas H. M'Coy, and was
between seven and eight years old. He was a bright
intelligent boy, and his parents are almost distracted
at their bereavement.
Thrw,.—W o were never more suprised and
pleased than at the efforts of Mr. Joe. Delevan, who
gave an Inimitable imitation of Mr. C. W. Couldock
in his great performance of Luke Fielding on last
Tuesday evening. The manner, gesture, voice and
appearance were all forthcoming. Seldom have we
seen such a recognition given to any of the young
men in that peculiar line, as he was the recipient of.
We understand next week he will re-appear, and
give a more extended idea of his capabilities. En
courage native talent,
130B1'. M. BUNTER
The Pekin Tees Store, No. 38 Fifth street, has
been receiving fo* the last two or three days large
quantities of Teas, direct from the Importers, which
are offered for sale at prices lower than usual. This
store has been so long established, and in so well
known to our eitlzons as " The Tea Emporium" of
the city, that they need not be reminded of the ex
cellent qualities of Tea kept constantly on hand. In
addition to the large stock of Tae just repaired they
have also received a large stock of sugar and Coffee
of the very best qualities.
The Strawhery Gutheriny, this afternoon and
evening, in the City Hall, fur the benefit of the sick
in the Infirmary, promises to be a very pleasant af
fair. The Economites, with their accustomed kind
ftelip, and many other friends, are Bending in hand.
some presents of flowers and fruits, so that it, with
what will yet be sent to the Hall to-day, will make
the place quite attractive. Ice cream, rake and
flowers will he gratefully acknowledged.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lint of IPrerninms.
LADIRS ' LIST
I=E!
let limit plant. Robert hrlimght.
limeretionery premium, John Ilugho,
GoocreEnifirs.
Hest assortment, John 11. Kennel's'.
hest nasortment. Itolrort Nl'Knight
Fear and Aguc.—We understand that the fever
and ague has commenced in some portions of the
Ninth Ward. One phytiici,au!?l ll a half dozen cases
which he describes the above disease.
We h ave b e en militated to state, by the editor of
the Buchanan Flag, tbat it will not wave until Mag
na), morning next; a trip to ''hiladelgtria, fort?, font
.of type being neoassary.
• e-..Z .4 1.41 , 1Fek. . 4.'6..1 A ' - • 4 .iktr> •• • 4
n the prospectus for the publication, of a City
Directory, circulated to a considerable extent, signed
by the subscriber, as well as from. motives of it, and
of another by a citizen, to a much greater extant, it
is well known that that object, undoubtedly a very
important one to the citizens generally, was attempt_
simultaneously by two different individuals. Should
they persevere in the undertaking, it is certain that
both most inevitably lose by it.
JUNE 20
In commencing that operation the subscriber had
no intention of doing it in opposition to any other
individual ; the only intimation in regard to it being
by a letter received after the prospectus was printed
and the arrangements made—on the very day that
the agents left for the purpose of commencing their
operations—in which Mr. Thurston stated that ho
had that object in view, and naked for Information
from me, as a Directory Publisher, who had devo
ted years to it, as the best mode of accomplishing it.
That letter was answered by a statement that wo had
made arrangements for the same object—that the
true method of success was to keep a set of men
drilled for that object, which could only be done by
the same individual making it a business, and pub
lishing for different places, and that we had never
known of success by any individual who simply at
tempted the publication of a single directory, but
that if, after all, he should think proper to go for
ward, my canvassers would cheerfully infirm him
in regard to my method of collecting and compiling
information, dc. I did not suppose be would pro
ceed at all, yet I have not a word to say in opposi
tion to his doing so, and do not mean to stand in his
way. lie will succeed better from the notices which
have appeared of his as a rival to mine, which was
stated to be commenced by a transient individual,
knowing nothing of the city, in opposition to a well
known citizen.
As an individual we are not personally acquainted
with the citizens—as a directory publisher we are
pretty well known, and should not have feared our
inability to got up one to suit them—they evidently
prefer having it done by a citizen—the preference is
a natural one. I hope they will support him in the
undertaking, so he will be encouraged in sustaining
the work. He is probably as competent as any
other business man to publish a Directory for the
first time, yet., one year's experience in the business
will learn him more than all the information that
could be given him by the Directory publishers of
the whole world. Should he not after the first icons
conclude to continue the work, and should the citi
zens think it worth while to have one established by
one who, though not a citizen, has some experience
in the business we may, possibly, hereafter un
dertake to tarnish one similar in character to the
eineinnrtj Directory, which may be seen from year
to year in their principal hotels, &e.
C. M. Fitch. with whose poorest+ in
the treatment of pulmonary afflictions our readers are
all familiar, leaves for Buffalo on the 28th inst., no
that those wishing to consult him have little time to
lose. The following letter from a gentleman well
known in this city in almudantly worthy perusal :
Saw hltw. Rua, April IS.
ii. P. In December, 1854, I
consulted Dr. C. M. Fitch, for a severe cough with
which I had been troubled about live months. I
coffered much, oleo, from pains about the chest,
weakness, shortness of breath, de., ikr. Under Dr.
Fitch's care I was relieved in less than a month,
not only of my cough but of all other unfavorable
symptoms, and base hymn perfectly well since. My
father, a gentleman tit or Sit years of age mnstilled
fir. Fitch at the same time, for asthma, which had
troubled him for many years, but although Dr. Fitch
gave him but little encouragement, on aceoust of
age, he nevertheless look treatment and has
been almost entirely free from his asthma ewer sines
and enjoys better health than be had done for years
before. If you think three casein of suffwient interest
to make public, you will by so doing, I think, confer
a favor upon the community and certainly upon
J) 1. for the week ending June 7-th were
eight. Of these two died of Consumption, and one
eveh of Serofula, Scarlet Fever, tironehitis, disease of
Brain, and disease of Liver, end one was drowned.
Th. rale, by order of the Sheriff, of the Welt of
variety goods, tie, at N. t;il Wood at., will he cow•
nienced thia tuoruing at 10 o'iloek, by Mr. Davis,
UM=
Annul./ di 1 , 111., - The annual exhilotion of
Fruncia . AcaJetuy, at Lurattc, Cambria county,
ulll take Mare on tilt Irstit of July
St.;l. Two kchaanAktp. at Dutra college may
Liu hal nt lho °Men, at a reduction
Oar Every Day thing. forth IMAM' ',w trlns of
the •',tuns of UK. .1 Ilint'r LT f Cl L 11.1114 AT Kit
FIN I'M 11. II lIITTFII,, tn.ur ‘..zt.0.• to 1,11
k•i•nrg. Men.ntas, With ettlt.n. trim: (Alt "Ilr
irtl.ftrtitl, and from lluit.N.l
!..131 teak VP:. are IttfulTlo4l Intern art. partirtslat I)
a•tagrl/41 ars, ad . l.ta dinlatr, irtlrulvtr
awl IL.. th.• y.oLfk
etIc1111!, AA it ix* ,
,itrri ant toy.. 11. . f • 1.e,•
apveisle. ai , r - sag..tue•at h.., rod .t+.trtau - h.
0 , 11 aa a aure .arrutla... of Ft 1 , 4 Alatta.. laltl at! fat
alLag - kw it art* aa a 6.116 alywrio-at, and pat,. full
ttiolaitth odadasa.:l4 wad or,tleta tr rirtart.n.
I 1411 tb• lirtlggist• tht,4l . gh
AP. tho L 41te•lot.i. usa
Solo connufactairoro &lb.! pr , •pftri,a-t, strw.rl
air Clark Pliam ar la Ili t ere arw arknoeckalswd
4, al/ wk... he... tatted tlwatt, t • la. Ott. 1.••••at1 kaatly
theOlt! ••I It) qt.. t.tas, Camp la tatlema, awl A dp....r•
r.wil .t a t. ..t 11. ca.! !`t•au.a. la The, ha••• no rat al
d..psta 11,1,14 4, castril44l ttootalata tr,tat 1.114
.War pr.-pavan,. 11.1 arw halm..l slam the. inzt4r
Ow.. saw. 6.l..sarh itfitwra. tar 0., bat.. f, ~4 that only
1110 • a. n... 4 4. ' , awls, au - 6
V. sal*, w 1:111.1.t . 'll & CLAI{K. nar4 .t/..t
a.. 4 Markwc ti FLA N KETAER. 14.,
to sa•••1 anal by ,waarally
AM If SEM EN TS.
rritif:ATßE._ c. FosTr.x, s le I.e.twe , and
%%. II {trim, staq. Atelauager. Cats Yoestra,
vu, Ti .1 V B•nurrit
1.114 i P..
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t Dtns svtul, writ sltnuJ t. tho Platt tug laud lhatudvutitaµ
of .1 In Ida
BILLS YOH (XINCERTN • I.IA:TUitEI4. IV.XIIIBITIoNN, lc
All us.mmutticlaintok--vaber M maul, oth.
• , ..e.--.11.0ct...1 to tbe of k. of tlve Mornlo4 Not.
prompt &W.W.11. •p 7
AUCTION SALES
Q SALE: OF' A VARIETY
k FPOILIG.—Cto Friday woruing. June Inth, at 10 k
at the atUrre of Wen Boyle, No. 66 Wood et near 4th street,
will Le wld Ly order of Itody Patterson, My., High Sheriff of
Allegheny county, the eon, •u,k, comprising line gold rod
'dated jewelry. perfutuery and *0•13.11, looking glasses. nape
tinr violins, st,rOrtiouns anti otlirr musical Instruments.
rn
eara, tel.& coal teseket uttery, combs., brush,. port loon
rant, bowery, mispeuders, sp. I eottou, work baskvia.
lee, magic lala WI 11A, nuda very extenaire tossottnimit .of ru
1,70V111021„ toys. variety atnsis,
A Imo, shelving, °twofer*, Own rase. sure 11.1turn4
Oki VII, DAVIS. At, t.
FURNITURE!
RYAN'S BUILDINGS,
No, 31 Fifth Street.
Tim subscriber, having enlarged and fitted
tap In g0..xl style his
SPACIOUS FURNITURE IVAREROOIIS,
L. 4 RGE AND VAL la 1 4 : ADDfT=ONS
To Lk xtock, and now Invited hi Mende and the public to
DAI.L AND EXAMINE
11,fure oirchnslitg vlAewherb.
HIB STOCK IS WELL ASSORTED,
A.Anntlug to about
$50,000 Worth,
EVERY CLASS OF GOODS
RICH,
And embraclng some very tine
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SETTS,
Covered with French bagoteile
OAK CHAMBER SETTS,
And a great variety of
New Styles of Barons, Bedstead's, Chain,
Sottus, Book Cases, &e., &a.
All of which he uffeni by retail, at WHOLESALE PRICES.
tkft- livery article warranted to give eatitsfliction, or the,
money refunded. H• H. RYAN,
myB9 Na. 21 Flfth etreet.
- Geo. Allbree,-8 01 k Sr. Co.
UST RECEIVED—A prime assortment of
Ladles' Kid, cloth, and vrench Patent foxed gaitemi
misses colored and Viten; children's fancy boots and
kr , out shoes, ill made to special order. Jetlo.'2lr d
FA" EDS. SALE—In North Fayette
Township, Allegheny Co., containing 06 acres, 40 of
which aredluoder ettltieatitennrihni lend: Thehaisnce jn
timber. Thelp UelBl prOvements are good BLA-Karit and Anneen
RlMY. tent .
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CARD.
C. S. WILLIAMS
Your obedient Fervent.
HAMILTON R. WRIGHT
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Consisting of
MEDIUM, and
!,opy-PRICED.
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PITTSBUILOII BOARD OF TRADE AND
NiEDONIABITID
President.
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T. 8. OLLIIII,-,sl GEO. W. OAPS.
• '‘'Nr-HOEMEA, 41.
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aT.NOJL
aTiwa,
Cbmmittee of Arbitration for Tune.
GIE). W. CLOS, V. P.
JOHN S. OOSGRAVE, JAMBS O'HARA,
HENRY LAMBERT, THOMAS BELL.
PITTSBURGH, June 19th, 1856
As the summer advances commercial transactions
become more languid. and thus we aro admonished
that the business season is nearly at an end. The
Flour market has however been moderateki , active,
with increased stiffness and a tendency to advance
in prices, which will be still further accelerated by
the America's neve, which represents an advance in
the European markets for Breadirtuffs generally. We
also learn that heavy purchases of Wheat and other
grain have been made at Buffalo, and other Lake
cities, for exportation. In Bacon, also, our market
has exhibited a fair degree of activity, though with.
out any change in prices.
Our rivers have now receded to the lo* stage, and
none but boats of a smaller class are enabled to ply
our Western waters. Tb is will, of course, affect our
markets materially, as the Taconite must necessarily
fall off.
The news throughout the country is very favora
ble respecting the crops. The Philadelphia Ledger
has been gathering some interesting facts, front
which we learn that throughout the heavy grain
States of the North and East, the Wheat crop is uni•
ferrety represented as in a most promising condition.
Towards the Southwest, where the crop had more
nearly approached maturity, serious apprebentiohs
were beginelec to be felt, on account of thre ,ed
drought; bat the rains were becoming tor'
and in acme instances inflicting serious injury from
their abundance. In Virginia, the chinch bug is
doing some mischief. In South Carolina the Rice
and Corn crops are good. In North Carolina the
Wheat crop is not favorable. In Georgia Wheat
looks well. In Florida the yield of Breadstuffs will
largely exceed that of any former year. In Alabama
The Cotton crop is unfavorable. In Mississippi Cot.
ton and Corn are much better than last year. The
accounts respecting Louisiana are conflicting; some
papers speak of the cut worm as destroying both Cot
ton and Corn, but more frequently the Cotton Is de
scribed as very promising. In Texas the ravages of
the grasshopper are much complained. of. In Ohio
Grass and Wheat Lever stood better, and a great
breadth of Wheat Is sown throughout the State: the
Corn crop is in doubt. The Wheat crop in TIMMS
see is suffering from the ravages of the fly, but with
this exception, appears well. Michigan appears to
hare suffered from the severity of the winter more
than any ether State, the Wheat having been killed
wherever it was unprotected by the snow ; the inju
ry, however, Is not supposed to extend to more than
one-eighth the crop. In Indiana the *tope are very
promising, there being no injury in any quarter.
In Illinois the winter Wheat is reported as looking
remarkably well ; the farmer are uow putting in the
largest crop of Spriug Wheat ever seen in that State,
of Missouri, the St. Joseph tiorette amyl : " The
growing crop of Wheat is the most promising that
has ever been seen in the country." In New York,
while there Is much variation in the appearance of
the crops, some of the roots having been winter
killed, both grain and gnus promise a full overage
yield. The breadth of Barley sown is believed to
be quite large in proportion to other crops, on ar.
remit of the increased manufacture er malt liquor,
It is expected that Apples and Peaches will alec be
preduced abundantly. lu Pennsylvania, the gene
rat accounts are that there is a present preset,' of
large crops. The season is backward, hut that is
raid to be very favorable to the Wheat 'shod, was
...en in immense quantities last fall. The peach
crop is considered a tote! failure, hut Apples promise
abundance. The New Jersey crops are favorable.
to New Roglaud the season is hack weed, and any
opinion yet formed as to the fate of the Crop, IS din
his to mistake. tie the whole the prospects are re.
I.ur mouey 135.1 ket tr without Chtll3lCrk. 'Put Ban ks
aro direounting to the r turn* of thrir *batty thr un
lOeirtiODabiS paper Lifereri. whtlo there in no unu
mai eatwurzt offorenioutrnda.
The statements of weekly averagea of the New
York ,ty hank'', for tbe week ending on Saturday
last, prevents a turther eonanierable mereaxe, in the
generli.l movement, based upon en te•vsaion of
2 4 ,, ,,01 to the sperm revenue, which be. mach,' the
uno•ual total of f 17,411,60, wah • tiring average,
unnu ',bleb to begin the business of the new wPek
The preterit ineree.e i. larger then generally alitiel •
I,ated, and II an evidentce of the course of Oro mt . ,
nor exchange. to (at tof New York. The ',repent
stock of hotline in the banks sod tub trea,iry t,
larger by shout miz and a halt rnilliens of dollar. than
tin. t,nte ;wit year. and without prejudice to the rry
rir Important ctnee ttrleunr
t w tilt, it will Lc m.tii•c.l (rum the 1..110n tt,i•
Ul.• ran.ls. g up
14
117,414,0, 14 •.".
r. 4.1
11. \ 4 k park •
\.•r 1 .•rk Kul. r. 30.111
T..t‘l Ib, city V.' 17 1 I
I or Iraio. Illut •
1,..t•0u
The er.art ehangr. in the present bank statement,
e..mpared with the pre, W. average ~f June 7, are
113 , rw.e of 1061.01 L C 1 3.41A)
In speck. . 1.2.4h,b0t
D. - rm..• in cir,nietton
I w•rrea. In unctrniwn denoints t.oSC pee
Artual Incroaen In clapo.lts
Including the sub.treasury statement, the fold.w
tug is the general comparative recapitulation
.1 unt 16. '4b. June 14, '541 .11,.,« 7 's4i.
lA4kne .....111r3,100,385 104,16.1,861 103,47.1.021
. 14.978,660 11' .414,660 16,166.179
(1,00/on 7,462.161 fl :166,736 ).4311,252
77.640 454 1/1,1912,24.1, Vu,609.243
11,, ern' t “flier. N 1 5,630,460 9.916.491 1I.411.6•21
At Philadelphia, on Tuesday, the stock operations
were ton limited extant at somewhat lower price
Money market unchanged.
The stock market at Baltimore, on the same day,
was active and closed at an aiirmire on the previous
day for leading Railroad Stocks.
ASHES .There is a good demand for Null Ash at former
quotations : we ?Hite eado. 40 tutee domestic at ou time.
and 2t casks imported at same rates; salt. 76 toll Pear In A;
64, t Mos.; Pots nominal at at§Oli:
APPLES ..The market is nos poorly supplied and the re
celpu are becoming lighter. Prices range from $1,500e2,-
50. as In quality.
hat:ON...The market continues active, the sales thin week
footing up 283,550 lbs., exclusive of several tierces sugar
cured hams. The following are the transactions of each
day. Thursday-10,000 lbs. shoulders, Western, at 74e,
cash; 8000 lbs. shoulders sides and hams, in lots, city smok'll,
at 7 1 041.0 c., cash ; 3000 fbs, shoulders and hams at 18(,©
10. 10,000 lbs. sugar cared hams, Western, at 104; 3000 lbs.
do. at 11%; 3000 lbs. hams at 10; 2000 lbs. shoulders at 7%,
00 days, and 2000 lbs. barns at 104, 00 days. Friday-2000
lbs shoulders, Western, exclusive of tasks cash , 10,-
100 tbs. shoulders, Western, at 7 ,1 t;, cash. !katurday-50,000
Ma Pittsburgh Star Hams at 1014. cash, istr MOO be. S. C.
Hams, western, at 1040., cash, par; 3000 tbs. Shoulders and
Home it 7,4/4' and 10 c ., cosh; 18,000 lbs. Sides at 9c., cash;
8000 lbs. Shoulders, western, casks to be paid for, at 74e,
~ .11.1,17410 lbs. Shoulders, at 7).1c, thirty days; 10 tierces
C. MUM, at 10443 ; 3,000165. clear tides, at 91.4 c., thirty days.
and 3,000 Tbs. Shoulders at Sr. Monday—The sales were as
follows: 20,000 SW shoulders, sides and hams. In lots, at 8,
944104 c, cash; 1000 Si. sugar cured hams at 12c.; 7500
lbs. sugar cured hams at 11c. ; 26.0001ba. shoulders at 7 , 4!ic.
50,000 lbs. sides at 9r_; 300016 x. shoulders, sides and hams at
1%. 99910 c. Puesday—Sales 4,000 lbs shoulders and name
at 74 and 101, 4 . Widneaday- 3000 lbs. slandders at Sc.;
3000 lbs. hams at 10 1 4, and 1500 lbs. sugar cured hams at 12.
1.111. K MEAT...BaIe 50,000 lbs. shoulders at 74c., sixty
days,
BUTTER— Tke market is very dull and tales very lied.
We note a sale of 6 keep good at 14.
BROOM CORN...Baleal% tons at $lOO.
11L00818...A rale of Juniata vras made at $BO, 6 Moe.
IIIKE1?...8a1. 3 tierce's Dried Beef at Ile., and fi bbl. Mese
Beef at $lO.
CHEESE—There is a good demand, and the supplies are
coming to freely; sal. 135 Noyes Westet a Reserve at 0(40:0,
oa in quality.
RIMS...The market In poorly supplied, and there has been
a slight advance in prices; a sale of NO doz. was made at 10,
and 3 MAL at 11c. IS doe.
FLOUR—The market le tirto with a tendency to advance ;
the Wee for the week foot up 2835 bbls. and 340 sacks, es
follons: Thursday-40 this. superfine, front wharf, at $4,.
76 ; 24 thla. extra, from store, at $5,76; 96 bbla. superfine
awl extlat at $4,1606,25. Pr.#6372-60 extra, In lots,
front-Mum at 1d.,62%; 12 tins, do, from atom ot5,60;180
Dote superfhte,. - frum wharf, at $4,80; 28 bbls.-extra, from
"Wharf, $5,45 `,,6011.13. do., from irhar'f, at $5; 100 DWI. ex,
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i tra tor.4 oldo, bt f b ro x m % sto
. re sat. , at
rday7.44 56,06; 18 a bbls. 100 ex t4T trs
frsm store, at $4,96; 40 bbla extra faralli,tranXittay,
180 Mils. do. do., at $5,87 1 A; 60 bbla do. da,at $6, 13 34; 134 were 3 feet h Inches Pater in tne.—
do.do.t at $6; 80 bbls. extra, from first hands; at55,12%;70 : 01 . 13 , 6 evaut og by -the m ato Amer, being a fall
bbls. extra, from store, at $5,50.; 00 Ibis. extra, from do., at. . e ka r and pie dun. :.lt thr.pa a y.„ 2 . 4 The weather le
$5,80; and 85 NA% extra, from float hands, at $5,25. .11 o 'Mane left r' e r: it a tt ;V:.4. l .* .. , no the wharf dull. The
—2l Übla. extra, from store, at $5,50; 28 bldg. superfine, deem ,. wm o d a t ti t or rz ha : f i ltalsins, a fast t h e ne w
from store, At $6; 86 Mits. extra, from store, at $5,65; 30 .Poe" for Lnalshnlrb;:ndALsiii..l:....' .;.2.—.44",—L0a1a; the "Jacob
. • ~ .•1 Cluctrusrl.
bbla superfine, from store, at $6; bble. fine, from stare. .
at 13,60; 4,2 bbl . superfine and extra, from wagon, at $475 Tin uncial - fag I nt?l#4:w t_97oaY; In OM bight tool staunch
(46,25, and 130 racks Tenn. extra, 100 tbs. each, from store, d' munl" • ‘ R ° Ci k ed i9 r," S 4L , 9Bl7
V. She has comfort
at $3. Ih r. o ng _Th e f o ll ow i ng w o es were ma d e 2,sl arre ' l e able accommodation ,
to theiaccommodation , and her officere are thorou g h h u m.
extra from store at $5,50; 24 barrein superfine from do. nice and atien
r gueote.
$5; 200 bbls Emperflue from wharf at $4,75; 100 bbls e x :
tra from wagon at $5; 76 bbls superfine from wagon at $4,75;
25 bbls superfine from store at $5; 40 bbls extra from !dare
at $5,65; 12 tibia extra family from store at $6,20, and'Bo
sacks Tennessee extra from store at $3. Wednestlay—.lB
bbls. extra family, from eters, at $6,81 1 ,4; 80 Ws superfine,
from wagon, at 34,75; 140 bt.ls. superfine, from store, at $5;
150 bbla extra, from store. at $5,37W45,02%; 50 barrels
superfine and extra at $545.141, and 150 sacks Tenn. from
store, at $3.
FlSH—There is a good demand from retail trade; sale 8
bble. Baltimore Herring at $6; Mackerel, No. 3 large,ara
selling at $9459,50, and medium at $7157,50. White Lake
$10,504311. •
FIR&MRICK —Sales 57,000 common to extra $26 and $6ll.
FRUIT...SaIes 200 bushels Dried Peaches at $1,76, and 20
bus. Dried Apples at $l, cash.
•
FLAX...SaIe 660 lbs. at 6 cents.
GRAIN._Tha sales this week have been but limited. Of
Rye there have been 1216 bushels sold from wharf, depot and
canal, at 42(643. Wheal: Sales 200 bus. red and wbite at
sl®sl,lo, and 30 bus. from wagon at Ode. Oats nominal at
26c., from store. Corn unchanged; uo sales reported.
ORLCERIES...Thie market Is dull, but pricr.e, are un
changed. Nablilti Sflitli 51 bble. oak at 60c., cash, and 511,•&
eixty days. Sway.: Sales 8 hlids. fair at 13;4, on time, and 54
bhds. good to fully fair at 949 1 ,44„ cash and time. Cldree :
S In 10 bags Rio at 12 , 4. Rire: Onto 0 tier,. a t 44. ainety
days.
H.LDl3B...Eiale 6:3 Dry Hides at 17c. id lb.
LARD—Sales 60 bbta. No. 1 at 10e., ninety days.
METALg...gale 100 pigs Lead at 74c., four months;
Lead Sc. Short Copper sells at Th.3iA4, and Brass at 25430.
01L.5...D0Je533 Wile. No. 1 Lard at SOCO2c., mob.
PIG tdETA L.. Sale 100 boa Anthracite at $30,50, six mos.
P0RK...6411e 10 tibia. Mono Pork at $l7, cash.
SALT—Pales are making at $1,02 for No,. 1, and <Ago for
extra.
supplitei are corning in very slowly, and we
are without any transactions of importance worthy of note.
The protntio. range (rem '3:,; 1 r „inmem to 40 eta. for fall
blond Merino_
WHISK Y. .Sales 1.1121 re. titled, in lota, at 2564,7
as per quality.
BEE% ES Tin 110tringn wore 409 h.al. of wide]] 270 were
sohlto the city butchers, awl the balance to Country dealers
and farmers. The price«, for the hest quality were $4,50,
grow; for gaol heeres, 1.3,75. for medium, 4.3.50, and for
common, $.1.12_
SIIEEP—The .iiferinge wore 214 hew,. all of which were
sold: the beet quelay bringing $1,25 $i 100 the ; medicos
r 2,75, and oidinary j 1,5042
111:XIS.. There were no lingo offered.
KKIIARKS . hare no change to note either in the
quality or priee of the offering. this week.
NEW Volta, June 10.—Flour: Common end medium
I tales hare advanced franlitc, with a brink demand (or re
part and home conmmption , sales 14,000 (Min at ft, 'AM,' 35,00
for .ommou to ehoice State: $ 5, 7 64 .4 6 (or extra do.; s4, o Wii
20 for commie superfine to good extra Michiganf.7s for common to good superfine Indiana, Moots, Wie
rousiu
a nd ohm; $o sofir4l,ll.l for common to good extra do.,
and $6,76450,75 for extra $l. lamb. the market doling firm,
with • fair demand. In Canadian Flour there It rather
mum daring, but the prices do not show soy important or
muerte/ change; sales 000 hbl. at $5,00457,50 for common
superfine to goad extra. Southern Flour perhaps a etude
firmer on medium grad.; ankles 1000 bids at $6,101it56,15
for mixed to choice branda, and•s6,Bonottl,tis (or fanny and
extra. Rye Flour and Coro Leal nominally the salon, with
salsa For Wheat there lea brink export drroand,and
the market Iv Ws. better : salvo 10,000 him at $1.60 for rap
Ka:ahem; 0,00 for Amboy do.; 81.75441.85 for white do..
for l'arnalsan club, $1,4-esssl,s.l, for common to fair
white Canadian; 5175041.4.1 for red and white Indiana . .
1.1.57yi for ktilwaukie dab: $1.25 for Chicago epilog in
store, sl.a) for do delivered. and SI,4T for white Illinois,
the market clueing buoyant, and with a good inimiry. lu
It's there is a fair Mimosa doing at full prices; sties 10.1010
b., w e n,o at statesd, for Northern RS rents offered mid 84
raked In Coro there n Irma doing, and the market to
9k.r aides 3.1,01.10 blurt 454-Ili for distilling,
ant At 1,772 fnr mad ematiion Wrritrrn Intr.! to mind extr a
*him the. mired nominal at 511.456; Southeni 'Mow ft7Ori
Ie• at, ritteitit change in price. and only its
Jenne demaiid binhr letter, alit] a- fair tinned.
shies tint tibia 011ie anti priso., at 214(4..*.).,. Pork dull, and
w t.., tending dos nwrud; .airs 700 bbfs at file toe mess;
for Tomo. and ,814,56(w418.7.i for prime
moo beef ruler Heady . rah. 18.1 ibis at s7reto for rouri
i'lli Pr."' ParVeinl fir do. Mora. and Sh.Postfit2 for re
pue ed 'Western roes. tired Ileum are In moderate noineal,
worn ruby at litorlh. prim. Mers ltref dull and nommen)
mate Cot liven. •111.14 better, anti sales :1 , 10 bhde at
‘...4.71, f I shoo khqu : and BI -.ado for hams Hawn roarer
and named at full ran.. Lan, ha. ream ad•onord, ruler
:Moo Mals at 1118.11 1 , Sutter aalluag at Partin for oho..
and 17.0iZ) for State. Good to prune l'heere ranges trom man
A. a tat. a ttur tautness good and umliiim qualities.
hal, ctr au. J ane 19.--Fltsttr nutlet firm, vo kb a good
export; ..saa , rle .tatitialli 113 , 1
1,,,1. a, 10.94. 1/10 at vxtra at tleutatkl for
••it. taao •teadtv at full Kit, ny. Ylnter dull at ¢7.1.0. Cora
A 1.,/ arm at 1k2,50 for Petteut)lvtatia., and fur Itrntoty•
twloo cirmarol for prime Wttrat, abusell ran e, but
114, 5( V. doll sink tow, ; ml' '..Y.Xt hu fetr tao prima m 1 at
$1..43“.1,41'. and wen. lota ahlta et $1.4.0,41.fit1. nye
atewly . sale* Wu bes Velansyl.ala at T 2 Cons la re
quest a.] firm, =law tall.) bas good Suutherts yellow ass
aocl ..Loas.gt-d at 424'44fi. Onts m *toady detuamtl sate. tots,
taw prime Iteiattrare mud :Wit Jersey at la•tter . .
Italra of bbl. at '-'7ttr..ta. tad Mots at 'lt.Na.27c.
Cincinnati Market.
l'n IN NATI, JUR(' 1 1.1..nr dull. anti dentand ronftnod to
th , *al.. 110 1.1 , 1* .41.0rth,,, at is.!,ns.
• • - dottdmr 7,9 Itta. Wt'.'n 11,131: a ttt.,..1 dctu , ntl.
%,44 4+l td.i. at :tn.,. and Ott' , fr,,t, it N,t,11.% C,l - 011
11.,.<1 :tat,. Sot I.ltd• at a for •t oltiero. and tt', fat 1041.1,
lwating at. ..011.1, , thr dentattd i. toll re. wads largo
• N. 1.0. 1 . ..rk at *l7. 101111 m partl:ulttr. pr.
1.421• at 44,K10, 61. i, at ),,1
• K•
.I‘ an.,.. WWI a pat! d.aultad. ;t4t.tvir n ran; .1. in 1.1,1,
• 40'4 1 , 4 tat, and prtnoP, and 10 14 4a at 10 'l..
'PI 1,1.1, tnnrk,t 'M. COilk .
• 1.47.4..' 111 , . at 1114
t.. 0,, Jut, 17 ',dr* ..11.44
( . 11..••• •11ff.r, 1.1 saol litotatbly ILtgtorr -
6E- The (irrat Holland Kt surd, -
II K Ito L.I,.\U CIiTTEhS - Prt kW( VOL.
to, ti hood to. I to t•I ot •• I I 01 Laird l t,
t • ,
..r• 14 , W". t ovolorol y I ~.rh.. Oh o . tion,Litolug
=TEES
tread. • err. aeato .4 thr assuga Ihgration, arid
!eat.. a Itrraitlit appetite It tr, .it how doubt,. aryl dt •
h e htt.l i•reparatten, and au effectual toutratv The fact
that It n how a very 1 , ...pu1ar Inothethe throughout all the
twitiont,olll.• m WiA,...“.111. Nor York. Me logart,
111,4.4 aud 11.11.1trta, miauk touch In its tart.
Catmaa'--To prevent inaptatilitt, tar careful to aak for
&rrhavc i lionortri Bitters,
i .t , n ,
r .M 1 ~.t,7
sls_ Sold at $1 per Lott* o six bottles fur $5, by the pro
prietors, BKNJ "LINN PAGE, Je. . Manufacturing
rharmacetll.l.4. and Choul.ta, l'ittAborgh, ; It. E. hEL-
Lh'ltn roruer ofldocuud nud Word etroula: and
Drugnast. umerally. Ju4:llr
EDMUND WILKINS,
NEA D OF WOOD, ON LI BRRTY SKEET
and at the Cemetery ltate, tittaburgh. Pa.
Monuments, Burial Vaults, Tombstones, Mantel pieces.
Centre and Pier Table Tops, Washstands, dc On hand and
made to order, of every variety, Mantels, fencing for Ceme
tery lots, ornamental and plain, which is durable, and needs
no painting, at from $d to Id per foot.
!laving been engaged practically In this business fo- thir
ty years, twenty-three of which have been in this city,
which I deem d sufficient reference, I will make new designs,
and furnish any work in my line at reasonable prices':
DAVID ti CANDLEB3 ITILLIAII =ANS n. A COPFIN
M'Candless. Means & Co.,
(Stu:canon to Wick A AlCaudiess,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers in
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and Pitt.-
burgh Ithuntfactures generally, corner of Wood and Water
at aids, Pittsburgh. lays
C UPPING AND I,V.ECIIING. nnt,. E.
HOOK may be found at her randenceon 81X211 street
No. 3U, between Smlthfteld and Wood streets. She Las the
testimony of many of the regular faculty as to her skill and
long experience to her line. Orders will be tbankftarre
calved splaittodav
NOTICE.—To the Stockholders of the Ohio
and Pennsylvania IlalDuel Company.
You are hereby notified that the Directors of the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, In which you are Stock
holders, have mitered into atwritten agreement withlthe Ohio
and Indiana and Sort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Compa
nies, lu pursuance of Acts of the Legislatures of the States
of NZ µsylvqnia, Ohip, Indiana and Illinois, foy their conaol-
Plation, under t4ie name of the Pithibtirgh, Sort Waytt o and
Chicago Railroad Cumpaay, and that; meeting to take into
consideration end decide upon the adoption. ur rejection of
s a id Agreement of consolidation, will he h e ld i n th e City of
Pittsburgh on the second day of July, 1856, at the °Mos of
the C,c' impany at the hour of 11 o'clock, A. IL of that day.
Pittsburgh. June Sd. J. NH' ENDERSON, Sec'y.
CHOICELANDS 'FOIL SALE—The (To
dereigned offers (Or sale the following lands tiiicamd In
the state of lowa.
IVotrEsarta. Ootarre-169 acres, adjoining timber.
HOW4RD CODNYT—Two I...llvortst.racta, j one 160 acys tract,
three SO erre traeta,lhree 40 acre tract6 , -4.110:4141F and
rinse to timber.
Critcyasnw Comm—Two If 0 "tit •e tracts, one 240 ;es
tract, five 80 acre tntati, vie 40 acre traits—good prairie.
Cram Guano GOIDSTV•••0111 , 200 acre tract, two 160 acre
tracts, six.l2o acre treiett,otAo scrotriket—see4Prairi.
and close to timber.
Warne Potarr2—Tbree 80 acre tracts, three &I acre tracts,
ohe 1,20 acre tract—all good prairie and dose toldintier.
' 14143 ,
OcnsimEß OATS =Me have received —
tar
rIRESEI PEACHES; ”IN OANS--t ie- , . ftprel.t, 09=en,Ilttck„.:Maoomm
aimed sneer sale by itg2I2III,42INDERSON, • ''.•`;4la2c6Flitt Sttr '4ldatetatraral 011Wirgli*Itjn e .
No, 89 . 4jVcket et . 4. jet° 'b. & SON; NorlO-Woodlat,
MEMIMI
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1. • 4C-,
Allegheny entitle Market
New York Market
PhlLladelphla Mx, ke t.
EAGLE MARBLE WORKS.
Ittlftß,.s''...' - f'
The Wlos.ding packet, "Roadie," learea this twining at 10
o'clock, and on Monday morning ,she will leaiewttli a 41-,
egation to tho Masonic celshratioi, at Steubenville. Faro
each way sls.
The Louisville packet, "Jacob Poe," istiow loading. and
will leare this morning. To persona wishing to make
pleasant trip to the Falls City PO back, we cheerfully }e•
commend this boat, as Captain Stewart , and his pOlite
alstant are noted for their attention to pasiengers, partied
larly to ladiea.
Foe Sr. Loins.—The now steamer " Moderator,' just com
.pleted, is now receiving freight for St. Louis, for which
point she will leave on Saturday warning. .She is command
ed by Captain Jitrues forMedY Captain of the steamer.
Pittaburgh." The "Moderator" has been built ander tbe
superintendence of Capt. Wm. Dean, a gentleman of long .
experien Is in boating on the Western rivers, and In Mint
ing out the " Moderator," will fully qualify that he under—
stands the business. The "IL's" capacity for carriage is
about 600 tons, and only draws 20 inches, light. The 11411,
was built at Brownaville, of clear seasoned - timber and extra
fastened, and measures 125 feet on deck, 33 feet beam, and
.”4 feet depth of hold, with 2 balers, 38 inches in diameter
and 20 foot long; 2 engines, 17 inches by 4 feet-stroke, with.
doctor and negro engine for hoisting freight; shetsitirefeo .
apply steam to her capstan, and has hose and everything
required according to the lateeteamboat The mtbirt;ls
decidedly got upon the most improved plarhand the 'hairs
cabin has two large family rooms or. bridal chambers; and'
every convenlense that a traveler could wish. Capt. Dean
has not been '''etiZeriste In-fitting out,the Moderator;' from
appearances,' as he has spared neither pains nor expetite to
make her an A No. 1 summer boat. I.4hippers and travelers
should bear in mind that she leaves punctually, at, 9 o'clock,
on Saturday morning.
Tar St. Louis Republican, of 17th, says:
The river, opposite this city, continued taise slowly, s.
terday . ; but., strange to say, the bilte!ouri to again faring.
The new Lucy . reports it failing from St. Joseph to he
mouth. The Illinois Is on a stand, and the upper
sippi failing sloWly. Ct.
The following are the rates of freight between this city.
Aag
and New Orleans
Freights are slightly up again. Flour 80c; Pork 40c; Oil
and Whisky 60c "41 hbl; Hemp 20®25c 100 ; Row, 20c;
Oats, Bran. Baron rind Laid lfic,.oOrn and Wheat, sack.
13c; Lead lE,c ; Bay 30c Ti too IDs; Tobacco $3 hhd ; Cattle
85; Hogs
Tea Louisville Cburiar of the-18th, says :
The river wag slowly swelling yesterday, with a little over
four feet water In the canal by the mark. The wether yes
Corday was cool and lowering all day, but the rain, so mach
needed, did not fall.
The razes of freight to New Orleans and way places have
been materially enhanced, and engagements were made yes
terday at 50c for through and 60c for way rots by the 100 Tbs.
Flour bbl :5040c, Pork39,bbl S1,10(41,20, Whisky - f bbl
$1 Tobacco liht.id Si. Shipments are light at these rates
and no stock offering.
are Wheeling and Pittsburg, owing to the competition by
railroad routes, the rates of freights have not been material
ly enhanced. and we quota pound freights at prices varying
from 223. q oc.
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PITTSBURGH.
' 6 i.. 0.. • • •
ARAI Vat
Steamier Gen. Lorimer, -, Rochester.
Marengo, Jr.l'allom, Wheeling.
Violet, Abrams, Brownsville.
Sheppard, Nashville.
Nebraska, Beam, liPlidesport.
DEPARTED.'
Steamer Gen. Lorimer, -., Rochester.
Nebraska, Bears, M'Keesport,
'‘ Orb, Moore, Wheeling.
„ Barnum, Woodburn, Cincinnati
STEAMBOATS.
wun arc.
Pittsburgh. Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets. .
The DIURNAL, Capt. .1. A. Snouts, and tho
FOREST CITY, Otpt. II War, wilt run as
KEOCLAR. DAILY PACJIETS between Pitur
burgh, Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at all Interme
diate ports.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh ttn Mondays, Wed
nsedayt and Fridaya, at 10 o'clock, A. 11.—Rartranma, she
Wheehng toga Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
al A. M.
Ths FOREST CITY will also leave Pittabargh on Tuesdays,
and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—lllercranuto,
.11- will lsars Wheeling on /Mondays, Wednesdaya and Fri
daya, at ; o'rltick, A. M.
Fur Crsiglit or poissage apply on board, or to
.1. D. COLLING WOOD, Agent,
novitt No. 16.5 Front street.
Regular Parket for laarlt+tta, Parkers
burg. Ilorkingpore, Pomeroy, Point
Pleasant and thaipolls.
The uew and very light draught steamer
CaRL W. P. Tuagtsca.
will leave tor the aboveand intermediate ports
carry FRIDAY, at 4
1 , ..r freight or pelisse apply on board. jel9
For Gallipolls Or. Kanawha.
L.'W WATER. 110 AT 13 INCITRS DI ACtitlT—Zie TONS
strarrixs.
The neer lif:thl lintunht and fast running stea
mer VEROINIA BELLE, Capt. BArqr, will
leave for the above and all intermediate ports
on At hag, 4 o'clock P. M.
freight or paasagr apply on board. jel7
West Newton—Regular Packet.
Regular Delley Packet for West Newton, In
connection with the Connelsville Ranted—
The excellent and very tight draught steamer
N Ett It A. Capt. C. agER. will leave en SATURDAY next
al 4 P. M.. and every day regularly thereafter (oxeept Sun
day) for West Newton, hi ccfnaection with Cowielviile Rail
road
fiwoongere end nippers win apply on board or at the
Nraton IChrw - ftwitt. jel7
CINCINNATI.
For Cincinnati
The fine stwuuer ROCIFESIT.P. Captain
o W. 'it cma—Clerk. C. Pp-At - a—will leave
e above and ell i n uw wim p it te p o rts on
liAl. Joo,. at pi A IA(
!'•.r imglit poloon4o apply on hoard, or rat. the PITTS
-111.1C)Il MARINE ..AIksOCIATION ROOMS. No. S 2 Water
Jul 6
LOO IS V I lA.E.
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
The enamor JACOB POE, Capt. STEWART
Jerk, G. W. 841.t3 AN.—Will leave for the,
above and intermediate porn on FRIDAY,
uar loth. at le o'clock, A. M.
For freight or pareiage apply on hoard, or at the PPPTSI
BERGH MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. 82 Water
treet.
smurr LOUIS,
13=EML!
The mow and elegant steamer MODERATOR,
L„,Fle k a Copt. JAMAS errita. still loess for the above
sr — and lutermethato ports on SATURDAY, June
21st, at h o'clock.
For frolght or panntge apply on board. or at the PITTS
BURGH MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. 82 Water
*treat. Jrl9
EMON & CO.-TRANSPORTATION
_La LlNE.—flaring made eV/ma:ire p
paratlons this winter, we are now preeared
to do a HEAVY BUSINESS by PENNSYT, HANAL
and RAILROAD, THROUGH TO AND FROM THE EAST
ERN CITIES. We eau assure our frionds and all those
distavoisi to patronize the Penna. Canal and Itailrmul„tinit no
pains wilt be spared to render p•neral saes( .ction to Ship
pert of Kaateru and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
OF THE INCILINED PLANES UN THE /ALLEGHENY
PORTAGE. RAILROAD will giro Increased despatch to the
transmission of height.
Office on PENN street, at the Cahisl Basin.
nilal4 LLOYD & LESION.
E A NIER PAUL JONES FOR SALE.-
17 undersigned offer fur sale, the tine
:•10111111, PAUL JONES, as one now lies at the
a Zk'H '
hart at Pittsburgh.
The PAUL JON KS is one year and four menthe old=
lencth len !bet. bnern 35 feet, hold 05 feet, two eugluea,
1.. N gado, 23 inches m diameter, 7 fa rt stroke. Elie Is in
c:.mplete order and well found in all respects. The cabin is
the most approved style, and fitted up in the most elegant
manner.
The PAW. JOKES will be sold on the following terms:—
say one-fifth cash, balance 4, S, 12 and lb months, with
In
to,eot and approved aocurity. If said boat is not sold at
pr,vate sale before the lit day of July next, "she will be of
fered at public auction, and sold on that day . .
Any person having claims against the PAUL 31:112E5, will
forward them to the undersigned for settloment along with
the balance of the datum, as soon as ;aid bind la add.
W. A. CALDWELL,' •
uly'24:oyl ell.l MARE STERLING.I Tr°ltL42B
MOSES F. EATON'.
AGENT POR TEN
Sale & Purchase of Patent Right's.
And Dealer in every variety of DIEDIIANICAL AHD
4YTIIER PATENT 4. 01Ras and./3114105k }3ll l . / 24
FIRST STRILE2P, has Wood , Pitta 'h, 444. 3
tie Osiers for Patented Articles 'of„eirery fileiption
promptlyettended to.
AGNNTS 'CV ANTKD.
Double Dank Melodeons.
T_T KLEBERA BRO. have just received
S a largro Int of
CA RUA HT'S ORN lIINR 11:1MODEONS,
From the oilginal ineentor'fi factory, Cuba n 8 Needho„,
N. V.,wmpriaing
414:, Octaves, scroll tem with patent double welt
L do do do:
•
5 do Piano style, with doable reeds and donhle
ewtlL Al ho
.SPLENDID DOUBLE RANK 3.4.L0DE0N,(
With two rove of keys and coupling atop, finished la the
mo.t elegnnt and tasteful style: Thia u very superlor
article, both in tone and ftwaiture, and we 'respectfully an
rite the attention of purchasers and the public, in general to
it. Mr. (lirthart invented and mode •the first . Melodeons,
and his itoitrumenta are looked upon as models by other
makers. For solo by R. KIMMEL & BRO.,
jelO No. R Fifth street.
•
ATFARM ANDTAVERN STAND:FOR
§ALE.—Tho Farm contaliu§ forty acres of. - e.atel',
lent-titadOsitnathilid Plum township. Allegneny cotustY,:on
the Leacbborg plan kroad, and about t wounda•balf miles from,
Logan station, on !kir Allegheny Valley Railroad. A. And,
large brick bonae,lndilte Term, atabling
necessary m e anies , :haellaietk eemMied ea a tavern and
atom dill be iad4lioyfoito. — '4pttly to
' - 11.14:1KELY a RR:Am, ;
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LIVER COMPLAINT, ~ ,
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WEAKNESS. OF ANY, KIND • •,-,- ,z , ,-, ...,,,
;.FEVER AND :- ''A - (it*i --4 .= - ''' . ...., ,, t-''',
A ND the-various affections tonsequent,iwu „..,;,•;;;,
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, ....dared Etornaelt.or Liver. Such ha lilttfolidem, , - •
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'acidity -of the &Wilda, ColichY Pada - liesrtblihnof -
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Qtppettte, Despondency; COstivenem, Blind , "fin&L DSC '' - "`5,;,4, i ,4"-,
pga,, In pH mervens, Rinnumdic and Natiaticki', ea-
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Lions, it has in numerous instances Proved highly 5c , :--.' r,,-, ;,,,:'-i'cP..54.1:4-kfil
int' in ethers effected '3 decided cure .` :, -. 4. .." . 1. - r
-sal . - ...3[, 3 " ...-''L;s.
Nature finds no new enemy to coptlatialth tilh.i,:delight , •
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:fill tonlein the - system. , rlte effects arealmolit , magicit i rt '' , .„N" ,,, , i ti,,,"f‘ - ' " ~.,-,
the care pentanntt. It comainicafei iiiiviptint:stoo to ...•,,,, . • .,,,:i . ,„, 4
thli eystent, but by arousing its vital-energy- Orsitininl at.„ `
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don, enables it to throw off the osure,.tind tittni'llited,r2 ,‘ -- (i'47 , :A.,-,‘,,
eradicates the disease.
Wheelts medicinal virtues era so liEdversally Itertiowl - - , ~ ~r,,„,....
edged, and particularly here, where At hoe ireconliretiOctlith - . .. - ` -- . Rt4 411 ;. , ,";`,-;.0 - ..",
lar alma/ medicine, that It is sold by inaby'efthe gto.vta - 4 -..,-.,.i....4'1. 4 ; , .
as•well as all the druggists. -It" would seeistliee to -
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tar further evidence, yet as there ate, doubtless pitasiLlirke .":,.. 7 ,it,5."'17.-.,,..er,,e„,,
lislettied many advertised lerelatu,`zendirfilitartHerront ~e. •,: ,,. ...,,l/g - r- - "
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Dyapepete in unite mortitif its , affeathrlhridiwari*idtAin ..W.:,,;•., ' •-,* -- ,, , ,A44
the& °wimp. certigestealtlieunthhistiehy of Whi`th capper , ' , •".. - .;‘.7...1, 4 ,1-,
be doubted, ooming_as they as. from pentolursoi , attrkcittyyri
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'WHAT ITIS DOING FOR Ttlll_sliHra, ~ „v„,, , :erx.. -_ , • -K , ''N
Wm- nchtiehlmlni : Eil. ,4 twte"initltl" i t T tYL'7-j.,.."'2YA.,;!;.% - i-- '.„ ~,,,,:5'4
~ I have frequently , used liferhayee Solt , 1.4!, pr-y,.2_1%,-,- ... ~..7...-1,...,.,4
And it inVariably relieves itidigesbottari debility.
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Rev-Samuel Sabre& says: al found spooled Xellearti,?;.` -•',-. ',..':•.1 - *
its t oisTor a servrist;e4tfocbo, with whic 1 14 1 04. 1 ,X6 ii fat - • - 1::11-
J. W. Woedwa, Illig., says: ‘"`l have usedlicethaviTalid• -- ,
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land Bitters niyitel4iand recommended ftiovlheimea , , ,ing , „ . - ,' Sitn
ft to be just wlmtdt Isleptesentedu -, , ' -- •c..`-''''"„ , ;- . .., „...
, AJALJoirdlban .Neelf, of Lower StOlahTstrji i.r - litsioa, . , q• , - ...
a.
rived great benefit foamiest:UM Mr weakidsisibrfkiff athfintitf - ~
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and.indigestion.” ' - '
James • M. Murphy says: "' After several: pbysktbdtit had - ,
failed, Brerhave's Holland Ritteit removed '..tha*Siti>,froln
my heart and mde, arising f ro ixt - from - 4 - F , - r , .' .
The editor of the-Kittanning Free Tress styes "Utter On* ----, -,..•;-,,,, ~
of the heat physicians in this place had fliikd'""Skiliforigai
...
Holland Bitters cared me of the werstform orsty - sposiiirx , -„. •-?,
Francis Felir, 'only mantifactufer , or 'throat/D.la RI- ; ` - ;4” ,- ..7 -
tract of Coffee.; •• sayv: " I -know that : yourAfellinq Winn is . , t•:' , -.1-'24 '- -
one of the best triulicines In the world -tok IF;ditOt'd4rod
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stomach or liven.
Dr. Ludwig . editor of the 'Terkel," Baltimore,pristkidtiC ed . •-• ,Ai
it IS medicine deserving the confidence of the ptiblk. -"," -
Dr. Eherhart. the leading Dorman physidan of - Penna.,
has prescribed it frequently Miring tholastthreb "years,•with -
marked success. In debilitated states of the digestive OMANI,
or of the system generally. - >
The manager of Balton's V inegar Factory sayol u I.used.
it myself, and was therefore induced retry 'its effect" upon
my wife, (troubled with the great debility canine= to ill of
a
contraceptive habit,) and really it, is doing hei more.-good w_..r., - ,-
than anything eke has ever taken." .. .. ..,
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Whoever expects to find ha Mica birocrWndli bei446,11 .
pointed, but to the sick, - weak . ands low -I,piritiel,
prove a grateful aromatic cordial, posaassed.of aingtdir . .ram ;
edict! properties.
ciAzproNv:
The great popularity of this delightful Aron:alma *doted
many imitadons, which the pnlille sfibutd guard againatiput
clisewiln. -Be not persuaded to hay nnythinrehe
have g i ven Simi - have', Holland Bitters affix-tiitiCttriiti.bot.-
tie convince you how taftniteiy superior lilt 'fii-ttittbew
imitations.
igav4aViat gl per butt' attimttiei iert OM ,
proprietors, .BERIA
Mannfacturingyharmacentists and - Cluentishil;ri
cur, avolthfiell and Third eireeta, , Pittsta&gh.
, . ORXERAL mamma.,l?
Philadelphia. T. W. Dyott in Foos, 132 N. 2datveletivr
York, Barnes Park, 304 Broadway, cartioranlkiNThilDl•
more, Cuspare Brothers, Gay street and
Cincinnati. John D-Pork. Chicago, Parciagerothei*2l2-$.
Waterer. . Bt. LOWS, Barnard, Adams A. Cod. -Cleloins, J.
Wright & Co. -
A CARD TO THE
DiTPONCIPS GOLDNVI.
F. 1111412.8 - The combination otiniredlOtti":oo*ris
cti's'lialde.sa Pills, are ierfectly
used in the private practice of old lit .raPilliet,4o-Tly,9 80
years, and thousands or Wien cast kritty , to and,
never-faillug tiumetis in almost every
irregidarities, relieving painful and distressing rxtenstikaa
tion, particularly at the change of WI- , Prom fitelesTilbs
will cure that common yet drruiriful,
Nearly of cry lady In the laud suffers fromtirai complaint.
The above pill has • permanently cnred thonsantkraniisallik
care you If you use them. They cermet haini . yr4 e 7t,thee ,
contrary, they remove all obstructions. restontriaturialinite
proper channel, and invigorate the whole systeriitasiies
whose health will not permit-an increase otinuniyogilklind
these Pills a succeful preventive. For pM - t ara ia* di
rections on the bee. Price Al—and will 'beeisent .to
confidentially. by mail, by oncloniug ya to eitheroF the fol
lowing ac,ente
Sold by SAMPLE & REED. general Agents - for... Allegheny
City; FULTON'S Drug Store, Idirmmaliam, JUIIN - P.I3IXITT,
and by W. A. CiILIitiNFCNNEY A CO.. No. -44..Fifthetreet,
appcalte the Theatre. Pittsburgh, who will eupplyAiidAi at
proprietor's prime. Sold by all Druggists in - thecity and
United States. ,apt2Pfnap
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FRANK VAN GORDER HAS 4EIII
~ONED , :.: 5-:',:-- ,, --- - , . „ %4 . ,
to No 78 MARKET street, nearly oppaite to.bilinla,__ ,
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stand, and is now prepared to supply his customeinotthe - ,
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public generally with anything tin need' in ..flill'W...d. :..,,, --.. .7.11? - 4 : to . ,
Triffunings, Embroideries, Ribbons, °lords, _ 11.... ad "..- 2. , - -,.,..... r. .
Fancy Goods generally.
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Allir'Remember the Na, 78 Market et. apM3n! . -, 1 -„ : „, , ,... , ,,,,„,
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PtT, E F.r - E!,. A. .e s r. T . l . P te - e. v it nici tef. ...,„:„:,,,,? 4 ,... 4
to call andbxamino a new article of packing for I „ ~ 114itii,‘» ;:' `.:,...'; i - .. -, ..'' . ,
steam engines, pumps, Jte.., wtibre soft packing larettnimm • ." - ':...,:4-, , ,:,,..7e. , ,4 S.
The advantages of this article are: great dritabilitY;;44 ll 4 .',.' ." . ; ...'-.t*r
of hdlow, reduction of friction, consequently sarinisf>iWer..; , - , .......,2,......:„A,t,
R does not require to be taken eel of Vat Cuffing b0.14 - bitte . ., ...,,, , ,:: -. ,„, , , 1 . z ..,.. ,
being packed M a cone, the packing is gradually Cntletingoi. - . 2 .-.. ~ .,, , , 7,4,10 •
thus sating Unto and material. Specimens of the, rerlP, , .:1.,"'......2,e,.-
sizes may be wen at .
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W. S. ,114.VR.,:srS Stationery WarehonsA, ~-: , , : , -..t.7„ , , , ,,1
3larket et., corner obliectind. ' ' .`,„ -!,=',.:‘),„,.„,
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PR so ll7 sm A it T u E ,,id n ,t l , S e E t: l, be S t, E , S— een t. BR
,ro
Third and. ••'
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streets, devotes his entire attention to an Offieli:
tire. Ws business is, for the most pnrt, indittirl4d .to
private Venereal Dittases. nud each painfrilliffenttitut,
broaght on by imprudence,
..youthful indnlgenett . putesceda.
syphilis, Syphilitic. Eruptionn,lionorrhen;glitiCtlilTv
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the Blood, vitihryldAseasysi
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, B...that&
Tetter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Settling*
Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism. Female
Suppressions, Disywies of the Jointly, ?Main id Aiiit,lfeirtnint
Affections, Pain, iu the Back rind - Loitis,liiiiinilonrdif the.
Bladder and Kidneys, successfully trenteit •Ctitegitiasaletried, .
Twenty years' practlce(tenin this cityyerabttsalDr.nivaili,
to offer assurasets of a speedy cure ' tb'ail veletkitinit
der his cart.
Office and Private bmistiltation - looliietil'aidtlig
between Third and ninth stmts..
tfi- Charges moderate. • ;
DR. BROWN continues it , tie 040440 f -•
the cure ~1 - SECRET DISEASVLS.. I.ll* 7 et to
ioug..danding mem Is unequalled. The oillieteTtire:r kit
to call without delay. Persons aißjr_ted,vdthlfin is:
eases, Rheumatism, Plies, or &mina! Debtlity, WoattOt;
delay to get hie advice. Letters centaining.
ly auawercd.
EN. 001C0 and Private Rooms, No:.-5 11 8taiitlAgecmN, ...
between Third and Foort4 streets, Rittabarich, --,,,0r
,
Joseph White's Cartlnge //CPOlitokies
TOSEPII WHITE, now carrying so' bUsi , ..;,....4_, ...,. ,
sj news in Ida spacaons premises, (uow lately .... r'' .s :„ - -
enlarged,) ou the Pittsburgh and Greensburg
4
Turnpille, near the TWO Mire Rum between - .. _• •
Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville, respectfully incites theta:MM.
to inspect his stock of CA.R.RIAGES, BUGGIES, ho. And hW:,
particularly inform' gentleuseu purchasers, ,tlll# 4 lYk;
only is made, . • - , , 4,-. :.
Foarteen ; years' tisperiewM ha the bittfueiss eimbhicr go'
place before 163.prd:row tho swim choice oulte0• tiofig (hz ~...
rta h res wino' ti, im many years Oat, it liNt4e,,e,i4k4L-4710=:
department to select, from the yea'ked -o .a !.R e en . '
Eastern mauuTacturen. ' The Initiio4llo .. neilt..illitlMl ll '.:
complete—tile cooingly of his arrantementa_,:..
best and most fitildonal.ds ntsunkirAttrps at, iaDdirsZa __ ,
z.,',:.:'
taencianbercd'hf those hoary epeasektrbtAtlikr • '
for decorating houses of hosinestatas.beapedHui i
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of goods, (owing to large rents.).lOSEPA-ZOTA/Te4f ,
o.i ready money only, at mach leis thatit4OLstalotpti,Lo;
HP' Carriages 're - paired in „the beSitindapHStiv,itli.,WlW ~•:: -
roliCsilsoi
6 000 FIRsT --cPAq . BS-.15 - I,_ 4 2...
• Paper_warikd fratir.orie r iktitiso , ~.... • ~, •
run. Alan, purchase mortgages, -cifiKiirrhzdk 1,614 k
sold. 3101i.,t4t. , " ''• -.
juki-2w ' --- ' itif : A., 64ll o.
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THE GOLDEN GUN , lti , takil t i ;,,,.... " .t 4IFW- 1 ,,,„.... , 0.?,' ,, t , ,.• ~: ..
and it is not much wonder. Our seetr§ troes• - • , ••,.' '`...y::f4 , 7:5e , --4nss - . ,
s, &-e_,• &C.,. in nilSiirlieSsid ill'ltii , 1 1 tri,,,,,A11tt!....,1;1 . ..;. 5 Ci F......-Atitlg'
Fishing Tackle' ssii 'hav('inich' aW:U:siWenem-e - ' ,4 ".l. , ,'qeh"ae,t , ,r,
make old Isaaklealton's overrates; aVirii*
A l l ow
world. Pocket and Table Cutlery,* Erell.„ :';ii: -..„- ,1 .t , : ,, * , ` ,. t - - , •,f,',,, , Xi , ,t4,F
Muzzles, and too mantraitielar•O'He taetieS ~. „4"! . ... , ,,, , ,, r " -- .5' . 7;. • :,'-;?..74,t'
be found at the sign of trittOol4o Elitk:A , ''".t..;.-. 1 4- 6 4: :* , ,. ; - . , ..:,..'`
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vOlt, S ATP, filifg=l4„lo7
A neat and einefW;f ll 4o
e 4 Dlailling seven =Ores al?RtiA, •
The lot
Is. twenty -o ne feet trot , and ItorentS.,
Any one cleaning a chtrip4wykling,.houte VADilifts .
exalt, anaktwillkeeold •
S['teAWLS An MA.NTILIAW;„
m Astor & Co. have ineefied'imoDiettellbi#o
of Llurnee'Sbawlei In Silk; Crife,'Stkilta(itialm_
also, Emma Tory elogant kfmillifaa-Wthir - rrikinte ;t4t7ei •
which will Wiener.* at greatly tedaceil.pylcor.7. , ,h , ..7l
LINES • 431001 - 18. , --Wri lave:
other lot of fine Linen Damask Teblnooth. „_%4 l ';,-
Dtapera, Towelling, • ' Irish Llnenq .kepialkecr
sold -at considerably-leattamthammitakirtida,iMrtA
llegr. Tetc.4TujiM44
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maned to attend the Coult.,4 l rigrsit-;
fetath Ittenday Junej*e
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