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FOR SALE.
'FILE undersigned (with s view er reniev
tag to another house in the Immediate en laity ,1 cdflere
;for wide the HOUSE AND LIT in which hen on triad.,
situated on Mount It ashington on the !now (d I'wd 11 ill,
.apposite the lower part tit the city. The lot is 1.0 het ft,.
and 350 feet deep, and has growing ou it a large initither of
fruit trees and elirul.l.ery. .•11aletiog 1.1 rippler., peach...
eherrien, aprie.ts, currants, go.seherries. raipbern,
wrrtpes, tee. Tile loosen: tel front, o Lett hb,ll, and no
let deep, with ..eu and There are 5 r..eala. n Ilk
.bath loom and ntslalled can et. The it built in in n.l
ern it, neully ;. and pap , red 111, is the da. r
»flak., s Wel arok.,l fr nt n. 111,11 t. grain, d .
nt I) I, a. r 1n,... -vs and
1.111.1 g, A nen el ...I al• r Ciotera. a n d all ne.
fil lee- 'I le II 1. J.. y.k ne•
locata•LA ..ae “I tied healtlaal
, 111,1 'll.ll
FURNITURE!
Tna subscriber, having enlarged and fitted
up in good st3le his
SPACIOUS FLMITLIIE UREROOMS,
To 104 stock, and wow .liViice. and thc publk t
Drfnre purch.in,,
New.Etyles of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs,
Sofas, Book Cases, &e ,
All of win:lllw .11... 1 9 ,tail at V% 11 , ,LESA LE PRICES
vgy. Every article warrailt,l to gilo CI.
mosey retaildml. 11. H. RV AN,
No 31 Fifth vtr.,t
PEK IN TEA
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Purchased direct from the Importers lot CASH. The
flock consists of all the different flavor, and grades of TEA
.brought to the Amernan market, and
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT THE
VETtY LOWEST CASH PRICEsI
PACKED TEAS, PUT UP IN METALIC PACK
MIES, esprea4l) (4r the trade.
TEAS OF ALL ORADES, DV THE II ALS CHEST
COFFEE, SUGAR, CUWA and CllOO IL ATE the err
sasries, far sale.
Long expert., in the be-ine,
elery article cold will tie ad rtlir,t, , iited tI
AGENT, CT 1.•1, : oar
JAYNE'S FAMILY 'MEDICINE, 4. JAI! !DES.
Pittsburgh. ..Inn,
Two Medals and rile Diplomas
A Hl' It
A., T,.
t„„„_,..„.„, 1111,114
d il arP re-P . rc l t t , o l V
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ehr Agent of chi- .11:
Weot.• I . C1111”
11111 gale of the above ari
eta, at ha, China
queeriatt art store,
Wood et.. Pittnlatrab..
tabare 111,.. kept til
toad great glom Jars at
low witb large:
and corks, ready titled
sealing strawberri ,. «
sortment of China. GIL
wards of private •
. .
country nierrdiant+. ail at modern:, price, Jel7:flut
EDMUND WILKINS,
HEAD OF WOOD, ON LIBRRTY GREET,
and at the 6.`quetery (late, Pittsburgh. Pu.
Monuments, Burial Vaults. Turubstanes. Mantel
Centro and Pier Table Tops. Washstands, Re. On hand and
made to order. of every variety, Mantels, feucing (Cr eel.
eery iota, ornamental and plant, which Is durable, and welds
no painting, at from g 2 u, i 4 per foot.
Baring been engaged practically iu this business lb- thir
ty years, tweotythrna of which have been In tub city,
which Ideem a sufficient reference, f will make new designs,
and furnish any work in my fine at reasnnabla prices.
je-13:1y. • _
Masonic. Celebration at Steubenville
ON TUESDAY TILE 24TH INST.,
The very light draught stammer ROSALIE
l i dg i at will leave the Wheeling packet landing un Mon
day, the 2.3 d inst., at 10 o'clock. A. M., precis.
ty, take paesen~ nto the Masonic Celebration at Stem
aa,a„,ma,arriaing at a „,:nbenville at 6 o'clock. P. M., earn
Nissy ßi
.
atnusillqu_she w m l eave iv - ;;:eling at 8 o'clock A. M.
nu Tuesday, arriving at Steubenville 11. o'clock and n
tasining until 4 o'clock, P. M., to bring passer:lei: back-
Ram $1,50 each way. J. D. COI LINO WOOD, Agt.,
Jol9 Marine Association Booms.
DANTD if HANDLESS WILLLUI IMAM H. A COMM
M'Candless, Means & Co.,
(Successors to Wick & M'Candless,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers in
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and Pitt=-
burgh I)Lanufactures generally, corner of Wood and Water
streets, Pittsburgh. ruyB
Geo. Albree, Son ST. Co..
JUST RECEIVED--A prime assortment of
! A dis& Kid, cloth, and French patent foxed gaiters :
misses colored and block. otters ; children's fancy boots and
~Tots cut shoe% all unsdisto special order. jelb-2e. d
PRUSSIAN 11LITE —l5 cases fur sal. , I.v
II A VAliNEt+ToCit
_ corner hint and Wald si meet.
-'_~ .
j TN
r c i mc y lir E e ß n , ce of the sudden illness of Dr
DR. CALVIN M. FITCH
Will conclude the appointment in iwisou. and REMAIN IN
PITTSBURGH until
Saturday Evening, June 29,1856,
When he can be consulted Mutt t i , abloatit eseept.nt between
the hours of 9 o'clock A. M.. attd . et hte t ovine at the
ST. CLAtR ROTEL,
Corner of Penn and St. Clear Streets,
Entrance to m.om., nn ann street, -SP
For Diseases of the Throat & Lungs,
And all affections predisposing to them.
DR. FITCH will open hP permanent ottre at 459 BLAIN
STREW', BUFFALO, on the first of July, where he may be
addressed after leaving Pittsburgh.
The Invalid's (Snide and Consumptive's Manual,
or liaggeSUOM fin the prevention and n.tisr of Consump
tton, Asthma, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Female Complaints, &c.,
by CALVIN M. FITCII, A. M. M. D.
Price in muslin 50 cents. It can be sent by mail In any
part of the United States. iny2B
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES,
From two to six inch calibre.
PRICES from 12 to 30 Cents per Foot.
ALSO—ROCHESTER
PEARL STARCH
For Sale Wholesale al Manufactur,rs
Prices by
HENRY 11. COLLINS,
FORWAHDINO AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND II 1101. t. 4.LE DIALER IS
CHEESE, BUTTED. SEEDS, FISH,
AND PI - WM*OE UEN ERA MX.
STREET, PITTSBURGH. IH6
JAMES - A. FETZER,
FORWARDISO AND OCIMMIS6I‘..N MERCHANT,
FOR THE SALE uP
Flour, Grain, Dried Fruit, Seeds, Lard, But
ter, Bacon, and Produce generally.
No. S 9 Water Street,
I . l7"tzlil'H,lll, PA
Franal CI Bailey, WlMont lithr,th. Sr., S. l'uthbert
& Sou, Pittsburgh ; 4 & Ott. Ilci,krll & Swearingen, S.
Brady, Caoh. M. & M. Rank. List & II °well. Ut angle a co
000. Andenon. Ikodon, Pox ton &Co. M heeling. (11132 x
PEK 1 N S-I'OllE,
FRESH TRAS.—A choice lot fresh Greon and Black Teas,
Just received direct from the importare, which wlll be i 5,1.1
wholesale and retail, at prices lower than usual.
my2o S. JAYNia,
COTTAGE ROUSE AND LOT
1'......1.4.,•14,11 1:1 , -11 11. , 1.• Ill .1 i ...I .i tit,• if rt•• 011,41.
Perms hht-ra/ %V 1.. LESLIE,
3U14 N.• .4:. i'llth Ftret
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(4)li,Sir
001011111'
•
RYAN'S BUILDINGS,
No. 31 Fifth Street
GEl=l
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$50,000 Worth,
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OAK CH A NIBER. SETTS,
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No. 38 FIFTH STREET,
ONE DOOR EAt."f OF TILE EXCIIANUE BANK
Ptttsburgh, Pa.
twarded
EAGLE MARBLE WORKS.
; ,,,..
TUESDAY MORNING
in.. The Sixth Annual Exhibition of the
PENNSY LV AN I A STATE AO RICO LTUR A L SOCIETY,
will be held at Pittsburgh, on September 30th, and October
let, 2d and 3d, 186 d. ROBERT C. WALKER,
Secretary.
Buchanan and Breckenridge.—The Buchanan and
Breckenridge Club met last night at Wilkins Hall.
Jno. B. Bailey, First Vice President, was called to
the chair, and C. Magee and John Mellon appointed
secretaries.
The first business before the meeting was the ap
pointment of a Finance Committee of two from each
ward and district in the county, to make collections
to defray the expenses of the campaign. The list
is as follows :
P I TTSB URG H.
Ist ward—W. C. Wall, J. C. Buffuna.
2d do W. J. Anderson. C. W. Hambright
3d do A. M. Pollock, Jno. Layton.
4th do T. R. Sill, J. H. Hopkins.
sth do John Mackin, Francis Felix.
sth do W. B. Kelley, Wm. Trovillo.
7th do J. N. M'Clowry, Jas. A. Irwin.
Bth do Wm. Alexander, Edward Brett.
9th do T. S. Rowley, Joseph Weeks.
A 1.1.R0H EN Y.
lot ward—.W. 11. Magee, A. D. Reno.
2,1 do A. Beckham, John Otterson.
3d do Thos. Farley, Geo. Gerst.
4th do Win. Clayton, Geo. rzolon.
BOROrMIS.
Mlicesport—Dr Huey, Capt. Sinclair.
Sewickley—Dr. A. Mack, D. R. Miller.
Birmingham—Jas. Salisbury, J. Reamer.
South Pittshurgh—John Murray. R. A. Bauman
Lawrenceville- -Cul. H. M'Cullough, J. Rhodes.
TOWNSHIPS.
Pitt —E. P. Jones, .1. M. Gallagher.
Indiana—P. Hutchinson, E. M'Corkle.
Mifflin—L. B. Patterson, W. D. Patterson.
Ohio—Jos. Birmingham.
Ross-- R. Morrow, R. H. Kerr.
Rubinson—M. Harbison,
Pine—Col. J. A. (Meter!, J. M . Martio.
East beer—J. B. Fulton, T. Neel.
Peehles—Dr. A. H. Gross, J. R. M'Clintock.
Menold, Jos. Hertz.
Lower SL Clair—P, R. Sawyer, Chas. King.
l'pper Barnes Ford, Jus. Coursin.
The Committee were requested to wake oolleetions
nmediately.
01:1 motion of .1. H. Hopkins, the Executive Corn
mittee bat, instructed to appoint a committee of ten,
whose duty it shall be to make the necessary ar
rangements for a proper celebration of the approach.
ing Fourth of July by the Democracy of Allegheny
county.
lion. P. C. Shannon being present, was loudly
called upon to address the Club, which he did in a
masterly wanner. lie reviewed the action of the
sectional and fanatical conventions recently held in
New York and Philadelphia, and compared their
Union distodving principles me h the tried and true
LtuaL6 of the Ikusocracy.
lie was followed by Col. S. W. Black, who made a
vv.y eloquent and effective speech. Ile also referred
It length to th recent conventions, and instituted a
comparison between the half doyen several tickets in
the field. Ile referred to the manner in which the
Republicans were coquetting with the tiermans, to
secure their vote. Ile reminded the tlertnans that
the men they were asked to support were the stand
ard bearers of a party who proscribed foreigner!.
The Colonel'• speech was clear and forcible, and to
the point.
The meeting wee large and enthusiastic, and the
gpeakere were frequently interrupted by loud and
applauee. The Club adjourned to meet
en Monday, July Sth.
The St. Paul Thursday, June
12th, publishes a portion of the lecture delivered 1.,‘
Ignatius Donnelly, Es q., before thy Minnesota His
torical S. , ciety, from which we make the following
interesting extract:
In fact, we need not advance any better evidence
of the wonderful increase of St. Paul, than the one
fact that in 1549, the amount of business transacted
annually did not amount to more than 5131,0041,
while, in ItisS , it hai reached nearly $8.000,000.
The increase in the value of property has, of miurse,
k.•pt pace with this advaneezuent. We will reeount
a few instances to illustrate the unexampled growth
ot . St. Paul in this rcspeet,
A gentleman. re,ident at Prairie du Chien,
Inpuglit Otte hundred acre, ot lard on the
hloff. immediately west of ; , t. Paul, 1% - .r .V.: , per acre
Ile car. veil the came r,r..pert, r. u- at 5.1110 an acre.
Alr. ..1 ihi. plea. 1,0 year, lig,. I,,ight
•inalittly 01 land itn t road
rt Pan!. I r $2 , 1 per nor.. mow' ~•llrng it ~ut
the t..te S 2
Itoi..,Dom. of this pint , , tics
„t . l.ars ag , Lough t
fuel on St A othory street, for two &tilers per
it lh worth $ too p e r foot.
Dr. !'Hoot. oi 't. Louis. in purehased too
eel front I. l.to deep, at the corner of 'third and
Itd.ort streets. for selun. Ile sold it this spring, not
1,, strangers, hut to residents of long standing, for
s2l,t-00
Mr. SI11,1) Arnold, of ihe firm of Arnold. an
1.,1',/ L Nirillinger, Third et-tut, near Arch, Phila.
delphia, iu IS-IS bought I's acre 4 back ihe (oar:
or per acre. lie can new bell it for sl.idi per
acre.
only the (Ober day. Mr. John Niniugor, of tilt+
plate, sold a piece of land about two miles from this
pluee, for $14,0110, for which, one year ago, be paid
The same gen tlawn u also. last year, bought a piece
.:t land adjutuing the city limite, for $0,3011, for which
he offered $10,000."
STORE,
.Vei . .intacc.--Alderman
Major yesterday rumnaitted to jail, John and Frank
liertrney, father and eon, in default of hail, charged
with the above offences, on complaint of a lad named
.I.ih t t Cot lin. It appears from the information mode
by the that young Kearney hissed a dog upon
allielt attack.' hint, and bit a piece out of the
t•f his leg. The father of the wounded lad re
quetted Kearney shoot the dog, which he refused
to -I •. when the above suit wet: instituted. The par
iesi le on Pennsylvania A,euue.
6'II au inquest up. n the body of a lad, named
Smith, who writ killed at Eivart's .al mines,
t. di distance from Sharpahurg, en Saturday. ft
appears that Smith was coming down the inclined
plane la a car, when the rope broke: the car came
in cantact with a tree, and it was dashed to pieces.
loung Smith was so mangled, that he survived but
a few momenta. Ho was conveyed to his parents'
residence in Sharpsburg, where the inquest was. held,
and a verdict of death from accident was returned.
,V the hyilnott. —Thu 1110411 , 43r° o f the
Vigilant Fire Couvrany, in citizens dreee, paraded
through several of our principal streets yesterday,
with their beautiful apparatus. The procession was
headed by Young's Brass Band. The parade was
. l uite a respectable one, and at several places along
the route of procession, the Company were the re
cipients of beautiful wreathe front their lady friends.
Bench {l . ...runt. —A bench warrant was issued on
Saturday for the arrest of Robert Uriffith, charged
with attempting to defraud Messrs. Kramer &Kabul,
bankers, out of $1,543. Yesterday, the Court met
to hear the case, but the defendant having taken a
trip east was not forthcoming to answer, and the
Court wan compelled to adjourn.
Country Patterson, we learn,
has radiased some fifty acres of the Baldwin es
tate, in Robinson township, which he intends to
make his summer residence. He made the purchase
no Saturday, at Orphtufd Court sale, end paid $l6l
per acre for it. The property is situated on Char
tiers Creek, and is a delightful location.
Potent', Grunted.—Among the patents issued at
Washington Citelast week, were the following to
Pittsburghers :
Improved door-lock, Christian Knauer, Birming
ham, Pa., assignor to Warwick, Atterbury k Co.
Improvement in hand corn-planters, Liao. Atkins
Lorrrny.—A Berman, named Enoch Cypher, said
to be of unsound mind, was committed to prison on
Saturday evening, by Esquire Carnahan, of Tem•
peraneeville, charged with stealing a horse and buggy
from Julio S. Burke.
For Chicego.—Col. J. Heron Foster, of the Wa.sb
ington Infantry, leaves to-day for the Barden City,
to herald the coming of the above Company. The
Infantry will start on Monday next.
The Sheriff's sale, at No. e.O Wood street, will le
confirmed this morning, at 10 o'clock, by Mr. Davis.
The fine gold jewelry and watches wilt be sold at I I
o'clock. -
From California.—Mr. Jonathan Warden, after
on enco of eight years in California, return(
home to this city on Saturday, in excellent health
and spirits.
Thr Board of Licensers were engaged yesterday :n
reviewing the applications for license. Some linensei
in the city will probably be granted to-day.
LOCAL AFFA IRS.
inw per nere
/". 1 ,,,,t.---t,roller Alexander, on Suudny
-,..;
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1,4
Ketchum's Mowing Machine. The Germantown
(Pa.) Telegraph, of May 28th, publishes a report of
the proceedings of Farmer's Club, auxiliary to the
Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agriculture, at
which the question of mowing machines was dis
cussed. The verdict was unanimously in favor of
Ketchum's Machine, manufactured by Howard h. Co.,
of this city, as will appear from the following:
" The question was asked which, in the know
ledge of the members, was the beet mowing machine ?
There seemed to be but one opinion here. The posi
tion which Ketchum's assumed upon its first intro
duction, appeared to be fully maintained by the im
provements which from time to time had been intro
duced. The advantages which it possesses over
others that have hitherto come in competition with it,
was the superiority of its manufacture. In selling
rights, it was stated that the proprietors of this pa
tent particularly stipulated that they should not be
made inferior to a sample exhibited, and an agent
was dispatched to the various manufactories to en
force this condition. One of the principal cause, of
the failure of many of the other patents was th e
miserable, fragile manner in which they were con
structed. The purchasers of the patent rights to
manufacture them, adopted the policy of consulting
their own immediate interests in building cheap ma
chines, so as to attract the custom of those farmers
whose short-sighted policy always has been to buy
where they can buy the cheapest, without regard to
quality. This policy, both on the part of the ma
ker and purchaser, has done more to decry mowing
and reaping machines than all others combined. A
machine breaks down, perhaps on the first or second
day's trial, just when it Is most needed, and it hoe
to be sent at considerable expense, some ten or
twenty miles to repair, only to break down again.
With Ketchum's, hundreds of acres have been cut
in a season, in the best manner, without any delay ur
expense."
JUNE 24
We understand that Holmes t Collins, Woo
street, near Fifth, have the machines for sale.
P , robefrry.—The Monongahela Presbytery of the
Associate Reformed Church will meet in the Church
in Lower St. Clair township this morning.
/lir. Three bottles of Hostetler's PELF
BRATED STOMACH HITTERS will cure the Dyspep
, nie bottle will create an appetite, force off the impure bin
purify the blood, and invigorate the systew. To., ',vie.
will cure the wont form of Liver Complaint. One leotli
will dissipate that weahnete, at the pit of the stomach, gist
...Mr to the countenance, Impart tone and strength to th.
system, and lend cheerfulness to the mind. Ever; fatnilt
should have HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACI'
BITTERS. Nu article is so peculiarly adapted to the d.
pressing effects of summer weather,
Sole nwuufacturrre and propriotore, No. 2d7 Penn et
And fur eale by all the principal iletele and Drincgiet
rung bout the United States and Canadae. Je2l dew
46/- Clar k' • Stomach HI tt er• arc acknotvietittet.)
by all alto have trital them to be the bolt family ulediclhe of
the age, for the ante of Dystpeptia, Cuetiveneas, and a diaot
tend state of the Liver and Stomach. They have nt, rir u'
t'he proprietors do not pretend to caution firvipli• tom, iitquit
other preparations that are palmed upon t h e public under
the name of Stomach Bitters, for they have funtiii that uuil
me trial was ut...eded W rend, such
For sale, wholemle, by (A)1.1.12:11 A Thin! stir, , t
bet% evia W,od And AlurArt: UFA). li. KEYSER, 1.4.111 . ....1
trnet: end by Druggiabi gouerally.
41Cir - Stockings and Hosiery for Winter.--
If pal don't wan, fet.t pitaltcd with Lad and t
Stockings, you wil; take our advice and DALY'S, Cot
tier of Markle Bile) trd Fifth Str,et, Alld buy a cure of tbvbe
elegant fine Stocking", that make your feet feel nice and
Naufortable. Dvir Mae makes and arils every vuiety of
bakery that you can mention, at a holeeale and retell
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
atreet.
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LATEST NEW,
BY TELEGRAPH.
Fol'it DAYS LATEIt Fltuli 1:1 k,/Pt.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
New YORK, June 2:i.-- The Atlantic arrived ut
tnidnight. She brings about SO passengers. amotig•t
whom is Mr. Fillmore.
lums in honor of hilt arrival were fired from th e
dill"+ dock. also from the Battery
The Atlantic loft Litcrpool at three o - clock on be
ternoon of the I I th.
The Asia arrited out on the morning of the ;tth
,tadt.
The steamship Alma it tried a second time
(acre for New York ou the I I th, but her niaehmery
waffle aznin disarranged, and she put briek spun
:.siitithnuiptiiii.
The Engln‘h pobln• nrr ca at env offiotn
nottet of Alr. Cratni.ton'•• .I,nalseal altln•ugh it 14 a
fixed fart, from The but ••
-tatenitnt tube. not by the A,in
tvcr, hal r rtatel lot little exciictoonc.
I=l
The 1.011.1.011 papers ha, all rdit.,nal, up-ti
, uhjeur. and they generallt ari:me that 11, the rn
per,onal there t. n., •e tohng
Dallas away to retaltatl.•n. The 7, c.,nt lune.
es htbit its llYtlal lAtterne, t,stottrd th e I itch stale•
The th,,iy tr,inders that agitre,ic
,bt.uld rite the Ilritt,h annexation, ..f India a, a pal
lialioo ,f her wen pr. pen,ltte, ludic being an en
ttrely exceptional care.
The th.n`t• it ~ ,w arily t
Itatke a ,capo g,•at ,•!' Mr CrN 101.1
the idea.
The general now, ia any es ent of imp, I
ranee.
An attempt im rep«rtoil to have been made oti th
life of the queen of rpaiu. A young emu pro(miite,
a pitiol at her, lot wee ;Inuirdiale:y dimmed.
Kapiot, affairs are exciting notice in England, with
Oat getting generally under.ton4). It was argued (ha
they would divert attention from a foreign war.
The Parliamentary primeedings have been gen
rally linimportant. The bill adhering the oath
ministered to members of Pariiatnent, mit that It;..
can beitinlificd, has been patuqui by the House
Commove.
The French papers continue to be tilled with ac
counts of the damage done by the recent floods
A new Portuguese ministry has been formed with
the Marquis Soule as President.
It is estimated !hat the inundations ill France but
rendered -Dime people lieuseless and lii, lull
thrown out of employment. Notwithstanding thi
floods it is hoped, however, that the corn crop-- w
yield but little below the average.
It is reported in Berlin that Prussia and Sardinia
have both demanded to be admitted into the c
IlliAdital re organizing the Danubian principaliti,• .
and that the demand has been ticceeilssi to. It is
stated that the Austrian guuerutm•nt has resolved to
erect the Lombardy and Venetian into the
kingdom of upper Italy.
Arabia is still in a state of insurrection, refusing
env longer to recognise the rule of the Sultan.
More Turkish outrages against the Christians ate
reported.
The Russian Commissioner to settle aflalrs in the
Principalities has been instructed to retire from the
commission if the Pasha, formerly Prince Sundsen.
should be admitted to take part in the deliberation
,f the wemmission.
Lettere from Cue Crimea to May cast mention thi,t
7000 masons are to be employed in re-building Se
hastupol, after the departure of the Allies. The
English army continues healthy-.
The Cleveland Convention
CLZ BLAND, June U.—The Convention wet thin
morning with prayer. Mr. ?cote, in the übmenee of
Reeder, in the chair.
Tho committee on bugineen presented repolutionp
" pledging ourselves to each other, and our suffering
brethren in Kansas, to exert ourselves unceasingly
to furnish needed aid ;" and appointing live persons
at Chicago as a central executive committee to re
ceive and expend contributions in a manner best
adapted to the wants of settlers. They also propose
to aid persons intending to become actual residents,
and who are willing to aid by all industrial means in
making Kansas a Free State.
The Executive Committee is charged especially to
make such applic akin of the means at disposal us
will effect that object... They request all associatiou,i
to send to the Central Executive Committee from
time to time the funds at their disposal, and sub or
send to *ate Committees, to lie forward
ed to the Central at Chicago. They move the for..
illation of county and township organizations, re
questing the present Chicago Aid Societies to act as
the Central Committee.
The Committee on permanent organizations re
ported as follows : Governor Reeder, President .
Sfe ,, srii. Stanley, of Ohio, Wight, of New York, Spear
of Kansas, and Foote, of Ohio, Vice Presidents; Mr
Allen, of Pittsburgh, Frpoks, of Ohiu, and Hough
ton, of Indiana, Secretaries.
Many citizens offer to subscribe large amounts or
money.
Reeder speaks in Detroit tonight
From Kansas
Sr. Loris, June 23.—A letter to the &yob/icon,
dated Westport, 17th, says that Sumner has put the
California and Santa Fe roads, and the principal
thoroughfares leading into Kansas, under blockade,
and has driven out Major Buford, Gen. Jones and
Col. Shelby, all of them heading emigrant parties.
Another letter, dated Kansas City, 16th, says that
Sumner states that every criminal, and person under
indictment in Kansas, shall be arrested, and that
Lane nor nobody else shall come armed into the ter
ritory, through lowa, Nebraska, or any other place,
except it be over his dead body.
Attempts were made on the night of the 13th, to
murder the new Deputy Sheriff of Douglas Co., who
lives in Franklin. Three men came to his house,
and fired through a window at his bed; they then
broke open the door, when the Sheriff shot one of
them dead ; ttisk, rest fled.
The same letter says that Sumner had received a
despatch dated 15th,!from Fort Kearney, stating that
R . band of Cheyenne Indians bad joined a party of
Sioux, and that war had been again proclaimed. One
white settler bad been killed. Sumner immediately
despatched a company to Kearney from the camp near
Wesppart.
New York Bank Litntement,
l'una. June 2:l.—Tbe Bank tktatemvnt Kives an M
ina.- $1.448.000 In Inane; 1,457.000 In ska,lr. and $2,113,..
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PEItFuItAIANCBS 11 THE F11TI:T1I.
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The Equestrian andiderininast ir Troupes
th,spri ihr fliacapil StcriTV En . 7/.
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And exhibit to the speettitong the w..,lerfol nuni,
xhich he huldm them, rinvage the Jon tie oil
ADMISSION—W. crate; nO.• half price 1 11,,err0.1 Itox
Scala 50 cents; Children 25 cent 2.
[OIIN W. BILL i'tisT,Eit 11.1wl
It/ DlSTRunron, will Pordnot nod LOntrihol,,,. :
of all kiuds of
BILLS FOR eiINCEItTS, I.F.I2TIAIES Ex itl hrri A:•
All vononooication,.-••ither I v nOOl. I.l.•troph. •.thrr
Ntio--dirva.ted to tho office ul (lir ii,ng boot, NA 111 • .•lo•
prompt attention. apT
DlVlDEND.—eitizetis' Insurance COLtipa
ny.—The Ptesid,nt and Direct,.ri of this L...ttnpat,
have this day declared a setni.annual dolh.rs
per share, upon the Capital Stock
able to the Sloe kholeler9 their leral and
a t e dollar credited to their m o ck en and atter the
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THIRTY-FOURTH CONGR ESS
FIRST : 4 ENST(I,I.
WASHINCTON, June 23.—5, Fish present
ed a letter from tleorge Sumner... Mother of Senator
Sumner," which states that an errsineou
might be drawn from Dr. Boyle's letter, that the let
ter was kepi from an attenannee upon Senator sun,
ner on oeeount of the character or his te:l,lllk.uy L e
fore the House, This is entirely unfound-d, as Le
did not know at the time Dr. Boyle was dismissed
what his testimony was. At the time Senator Rum.
ner was suffering from a high fever, and lir. Pons
being willing to take charge of the case, Dr. Boyle -
services were no longer required.
Mr. 'LIOIIIIIB gave notice id hie intention to intro.
duce a bill to take a eensus of the population of h -
sas, to protect them in the exercise at their frem-hi-e
in the territory, and to provide for calling a Conven
tion to form a State Constitution preparatory to her
admission into the Union.
Mr. Toombs desired to have some complete and
final measures adopted or ;be pae'llcation of that
territory ; in order to effeet this a cem , ur should fist
be taken. This would take away all motive for either
seaion of the Union to attempt to force people into
Kansas and thereby endanger the pence of the coun
try in order to promote sectional advantage by hat
ing au institution made for the people of the territory
by the population who hist •; no interest in the ;fuer
tion. The bill will also p,otect the freedom ot th e
ballot-box, and to that end it rubinits such questin:
to five commissioners, to be relented b . \ the Pro—
dent, who shall eau, an examination to he wmi; ; her
the purpose, first, of a fair distribution of reprercnta
Lion so as to give a fair and egli,ll representation I a
population unequally serittered o, or tot;ito rs ,
secondly, of haring a registry or all bona fide inliabo
tants of the territory. The bill lir ids— that all white
male inhabitants over years shall be registered no
legal voters, and that NIIIP.InO be admitted in the
Union as a State, with oc little delay no practicable,
as soon ~ the census is taken, ;trot it shall be
ascertained who are real inhabitants of Kau s ,,,.
they shall proceed forthwith to the eleet, w , of
gates to a euflretltion to fern] a State Constitution.
This election he would have to take place ..0 the Ist
Tuesday of November; that would give sufficient
time, and allow four months' residence to the inhal..
itants. It would he a day when the people of the
different States would be prevented, in consequence
of being occupied with the Presidential election, from
even attempting to defeat thn reel wishes of the peo.
ple of Kansas, or to interfere with their election.
This measure is liable to but objecti u n, and
that not of principle or expediency ; it was only ,
to the ,11.1111111C13.1 of the number of inhabitants there
but that ojection was waived by a considerable por
tion of the Senate, and by a eery large part of the
people. Believing that llis proposition would inset
with a favorable reception and he promotive of good,
he should, at an early day, ask leave to introduce the
bill.
Mr. Wikon explidned the error in the 67-4,e report
of his :veer!). of lettieh Mr. !Matti. oomplx.ined un
Thursday. It arose in s•onse.suenee s'st to e heis t ; at,
sent from the ody, and leaving other person ; to rea d
the proof sheets. in o high were suede the mi,take.
The error did Dot error its the uttered remarks.
Mr. Evilly+ replied to Mr. Stinineni attaelis
South Ciridina, vindivating her revolutieuary
r y and delen.ling. her il•due:tit•
:111.d. tile nmtnte a 1i1.11,4
//,‘••.-I.tis week, by prt% ions lig! eemenr, t , l
tentiou of the 11.0u:e ti• be Jos to terrib,r,a
Tho hill iitith , iri,itie the
: 4 .kuthern Lii•unditry line of ti, lie • ,
and m arket tea,
?.fr. NViLkeinun gas.. n ti,• f tP,
duce a hill Amend:it ••C the t , if I ` Jr •Itili..
the intiriolociti,ri \I. PI -ht
l'onstittition tool !.-tat.. ert 1 • 1 .1,1d.q t I
it I. the ,f111)0 as that h.•n•t• !a•,•1. Ltd 1,,t
the Senate f,r v.ant vl (live
7.lfr. ..1 Tenn.. pr 1111 s lutenditient ro
uinng irr•g•sll t.. hat pl!,, t . •01:11 t..
rrpr,entgiti,,e,tni;',lle.lll , l,
A debate ensued tht• st.ll,•tht.r
ueb i..• u}•,ll t,em .
The liuuse 3.1).•131-11,1.
Front Wnwhington 4:10
21. Thu ;It ra „..
.I.uetl tlk tn,arrow It 1- it , euha r it or hat
' ruin the rSegiril 4.1 ..rt s
upp , arted it ityt tou Ikriely precis a t•• the tt.anatt-triti—t,
Itu , htinun
r hvat yrs, prel rnted I ro. nl.l‘i‘,Ki,, Nir liar
litig/tme 1 , , this, Olt ,
walg mtrwtly t ., .111a/C.l L“ [LW tt.ri
tendiu C. an.l L. oi.irvti,r, • ru.,.1 h%
I;ichari,•l:.
M arinr Dtbnoirr•--Mr. 1.111 more
N -R h. Jill, 1 1, 111114 51 •,
•11./in.o•l !lint ..4•ctir, I
t.. ',thy ,s,r, v 11.41, i
, all I • r•• •
Vrte 1. •. 3,1
1,, •I
n,•n• 4tl
1)11411r•king 04,111'11 111,
Republican Meeting
AMUSEMENTS
0.••
\
TI t 111 EN 1.
=TEE
VAN 47118UP.C11 t CO.'S
FRANCISO)RI;I TIIEI
TWO STAR CLOWNS!
Lrnd•r.,f the Cornet Ilno,l 11 Elt NIA \* 1.11)W I.
THE MEN iGERIII.
EUROPE, ASIA. AFRICA AND AM WA
Ever ecthprietel ie nnc Zocdogic nl 11-1,.e1e
liewedlately nttnr the nrcnir porton - 4,mi",
PROFESSOR LANGWORT ll
.. at , .b i...
COMMERCIAL.
i _. ..
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
stbt : e i r n m il o l m l o v f : ir . ::: , ,:itho - .0:::,y . :,:hi.....:::::::::::::::::;:t,.
111 ERICH A NTS' EXCHANGE. no ], by th e 1,,,,, 4 ~,,..4 ,....._ 1 ,0‘. .et t 4 fucbois water in thechai
Pri.rideol. laat report. The seathar ,' ` 1 "" o f 01. 5 loch since ow
1.. Wll.il A RTII.
o'clock at fiG°. In the treein g t w,„: l4 ' g " I° U o ..ad at a
VI .. Pres.idenft. e v.. quita a b
I il.:, ~ IV C A Se..
continued off and on until noon yesterday. ..„,i ovary ores
pect of a continuance.
INM=I
GE). W. ('ASS, V. P.
.1, 1 )10i S. 0 R .) 1:1:A VE
HENRY LAMBERT,
1.'1, 1 1 . 11.. The SHI2S h.nln) foot up KO bbln., te• follown
40 bbls One. 11,11 s trtot.•, ttt In I.hls nup,Mto at $.1,87
2:1 Ithla rxtr. fr, , nt nh.re at j l f , t 0.2 hh;„ s tt v er n te ..
fr wharf nt 911; lilt ,I‘.. front wharf. xt $4,30; 51
ht.!, ent ft.,m wharf. nt $4,013, 19a m t j x. extra, from fi r ,
hanh. at .1 , - , - ,1 2!,; 70 bhht.atipertine and na Ira, from wagon.
nt 04 7.nrC,21, 11M, bbl , uperfino. from store. at itll, and
1. - .0 •,tra. frnm .I,re, Kt
I I,A 11 ~./110, 6 0101 N fair al rash, 0101 10 60.14
=NOME
NV 4u M.:. 261,-1.1."c
1,A4 ni ~30,1f11,
co F I , E E Seib tar, Hn, .4t 4 HI,
A:- !I 1:: 4 ton., l'earls At 4 to ,4
F'oreign Markels
steam •r A.lolou.
Li 3 rnrooi., Juno 31 -- oaider but not iitiolabli
lowa'', the ,Ait-/i for three i have born 14.000 in
hiding 500 tialioi to ipoinl-11.,, and 1000 oxportors ; thy
inarkot 31.0,1 dull N. O. middling, 6 ;/-16; Mobile middling.
6 1 16 old nod :ling. 6 6 16
Itroailpt off, A .1661, higlior, Lot traneartiona moderate
1 1 :1/ent adiattool 3511 anla. white „- heat at lip &load la; rail
4,1. Flour Lee ads/0n...1 ast e r n Canal,
II * 4.6, PLlhudolphln Flour, Bin 6i10611.56 13 , I; al raight Balti
more and good oho,, %.41 i1,11:11171,11,1 Corn advanced laicals
loon a Into at .;•), Northarn prima white
'id. and yellow and 29,
Th- weather voralil, for agricultural pima AOO.
The market 130 ih.vi in dull: n moderate Boa tio. i n
,lon, at 1.'3,6,64 rat..., 1 3 , k dull and market unchanged
1.0,1 Sean', MI , / 1,1"1,,, a trifle high..r, nt sn, Tallou
It.
1 tlrtlrket for Cto,ktlttt. kotcy to Joy of 946L'Xl.
P. -I tird to xtill Giehxr: , tlE,
nt iturt.olt I. Any at lA-. ‘,lll. a bob market.
I•:.., Ist .1, , are timhamted Lut Linn
iMilliall=
Nrem V.rtra ../11,1t• YS—"Flour r.0,10, - • loglo r. there i-u I 1.-
; demand I. ah for export and horn. rronrolmpl ern. ha:,
Id non tdd, l'''ll.ll,lll to gnat Stare; $.5,/toort
tra 1. 'AIIII.III to go, at aupernne
; V. /I and trill, Srerdi Gran tor treM moll trr
' l ' . . extra Lout, rho market. inreo,
! o,rut arty it good export &111/11111 for es (.1 ,n,„!
Irt . lu I !drrellarr Floor there In not n ;:ront don; rlor!,g.
or •I pre onarket i. n dhow important change. arlea ~ U r Idrlt
at h r ...11111,11 40.51 nuFerdirr; jri,lOrro7.fnU l4r
ao.l extra. ha market, t" 4, taltrfn Flier
l• La . 3 - le sn•r rrionkrorin "101,1: tire market for "minims
ni heavy. 700 LMlnn nt .I:rar 'n.7o for rursnsl to
• e • '...d ror fat, y and extra. Ityr Flora
L.an .pr trr o . tal at r7...1.ra fur fine and
.•• ••••rr ro .I.'l anal era, la - about impormat
•i i a tr••KI I% x ta•tt. r export demand aid
rn.• th it
lit r rto. li•ti, ieS,leat
Lux L , da
I .to f4r .•I allhal a 4, .4. tor fan - ,vllite 40, 4 , 1,30
Inca Md. 4,11-, 1.7: for nanunon to goat!
'arra, n.lnlns Auk.. .Itrle. earl there
., 4 Chi, into :woo," and tor r.al lonian:4. the
a..irtat 1 ndrarly. Bye Mar r turd firmly he d; salmi
oar •4 tor Northern, With
a . er• (lord oral i•rrror. Corn is laid. latter,otheer
Illoore4. :. , .oar Meth at 4.50 10 tar distilling
sirl :oat • in •quisin .11 I, !nixed Western, 58460 fir
elt "'-`•u 4 , --44 , tor vto part to arrive.
ue,t. rata Latin. , . , , "ri Oats at 3a Yit fir State and
•.• •n: for It ,ate: 0. Ii Letter sales :11a) tilde and
Prima, at 31. oral saint! parrrla Janney at
Perk tiroasi and 111.11/1E V. Axles aOO MA'. at
I 0 2 . 44 ,f 7 for oleme.. Itieltor at ft. :.u , .l.Tf/ for prime
Irreoru.t ;Eli. fm for prima. Ike( in orris" rrninnait at 101 l
1...14 RE U.4:ao. • 1•4
, emir rlur 11',-,.turn to-+m
•4I •o 144, Reel Ham, at I.• ('it Meat, lu re•littist at
tll, pukes; males eel i Of. kairea tit or eleittlderN and St',
km'„
for ham,. Ita.m n a..,..• and afteleit at full prita-•
Ralf,. 710 1•111.1.1 at Batter
• ,iarte.l I , OEI-.1 .11 14-, for oliutuou to Maly
I . ;; ;;;2; 1.1.;11r ;{l,l
•.. • th. Ail ..o. i• Uillguft.,J;
••••• -,1;•••T ho. and , t,•• 1 , 1.1 m ...1.,
1,11,1,1 f•t - (h.• nom*, cay
; tl tr, liv.-flotir jr..1., •
.• Id $.l
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1•• 51 I • •tu•l
• % =l, , pia,.. 111, 4 , .• .1 4,•••
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1111, ..1 It ••
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MEI=
.. 1% , , .1 , .r k..:. 1:r:: Ittutg- , 1 II
mr , u•ntkult
4' l ris irk doh. 1,1.1 m
11%1 Hn rlauvr's Holland Bit t frei i. n n
•ent it •• • .• ti.•r tt t.. Itt
I ./ \ I .1,1., ,In .t CO_ tair.s
ni. , l I'l[lo,x,. is P:
=MEE
A UcTION SALES
't 4(11 1“ )1"I't))1 Ft )It
11;11:NiNf !:!..tsEs, AT
1 . 1 • %lA. flit I.s PAN. Jilts.. at It,
t11,,-. ...I
•y
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I. o,or fifty
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riAlip. ,s hall toil, tram the
. Tt, !,.. 114... trt•to
• t... I• n ptimng part 11. t.
kls I 6 a 1... t,
th.• kv,l and thr
h, -to. !awl- i ;h,•I ktr..1..111,,
Tll,- ft. , ' v.II .11 t t 111 a,. .1, ty ~t 1.1 , tr
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IS •••11t1.1 . 111.1
N N NN .:Ity 11 MI, INN
pork-11.41u.
\ fi
Ntr..t•lp
1)11 110I'SES, STORE
pt-\l AND I al . AT I.)
1.%N r .111uo 26. e, • ' rl at • M
Imu g v. ;II I. e 4.1,1, that viill.l,lE. Lot of ti.. , ll:ll,ittutie • u
-..,11111 cort,r of : 4 1nItitfil-Itt and ,• • •• 11,:
11,11 .•r f , •,•1 ,11 Z•nlithri.-1•1 vstoGding
I ISIi ~,, 011 aal I ark . c.l eCte.i t
, 101. h , n n. .•11 i 111.11.11 thr, 81 , .1 . ) 1 , 11 , n PW , lllllg Llouee,
itli ~• h•idt.,• , l 11111011 K tft ,thn,l,4
furtlwr pat !slant oto 110,114 1111.411.11 F..
1(..111 F.,urth
=EI
Anotioneor.
NW ARP I.lltEß''.'y STREET rRo
pEWIr AT A1,71,,N. —l , ll THITIO'DAY
.1101 , itt • 4, k loek, /it the Nlvtchant..z 1-•,,ur h
,t adl I». eMti, thßt enhml.l.•
t ..t tie,/ oppo.tt • Ftio grow:lda. ' , II 0.1!),
LI, I I:. mid C 1 .1111,1 ,Hurts. is (rent 7ti , , r—t •.tt
vot. arol extol...ling (13 in, Ili) fort to
;t.p nokir the 1 huor Depot of Ili ,
It_ Co , nad Li: . 5,1 the most destrahle the
tuay Lr di,d,l tut, Garr /Art S, a plllll
10*) Irr 81,0 at Ow Au. lint Nor,
Titl. Ku.al. T,rios at ~al.
A uctnPneer.
IIEItIEPS SALE ()E A VARIETY
CT, Ir 1. . Un Frisky tir.ruinn. moo 2•lth, at 10
nI Nt. !.. ,•I Vrin. itt , ) N.. . uc,.r Itll stro , t,
n;0 ~I. Iby older or 16.13 - hliter,n.
111ei_Welly rowdy, the tine gob' /noi
perfumer) and ',my., looking
~.I acco
I, rdeons and ono r , I i•
•).I,t cllll, 13, brnbhes, port tin.
,o.penrlvrm, spool cotton, nark I.3sket: , le -, I.
I„. tnacr. I.mt el lir. lind, iLlsoritneut or en
I.•ty glunirs, etc.
811.0 W can°, store flktllrezt.
P. M. DAVIS. A uct
EM(IV AL.- -WM. CARVILL HAS RE
'l ED front N.. '22 Fifth street to No. 212 I,liwily
r .lei
whi•ri• I, is iitopitii•il .11121 T twittinkrs with the
myft Sin
1 1 RANK VAN ( ;ORI )E R lIAS REMOVED
?.. It lir!' ntreeL orally ...pixtsit.• to bit...ld
u: I In pi,..part..i t' supply hie ctigutuert and the
with zulythiug they 11,01 iu thr way of
Tr. Etubruk.riett, RitArons, ()levee, Hosiery and
fs, 1:, .„la generrit'y
4.3 - lien...eater the No., 7S Market et
NOTIt:E. --The F,pm r arding business here
!
canted by the ttbeerit.ere under the Itt le
• I`..huy, will le-rt.gtri, .unduettal under the
tetine ..1 rt. 1111, k lelu:Stl J. 11. JONEB.
I:F t; RI TTER —4O kegs 6,r gale
HEN it 1: H. UULLISd.
' e t ‘
#
T'•asur-r
N. 1T 11,N!
IA MRS P Hkltß.
T NllltTll{ NI. .1R
Okm
.r.rr
JAME? O'HARA
THOMAS BELL
TTS B I'RGU M A
.VII,"C ('P TUE T rOtT,
3rlk•llfltty. .11111.' 23. I kt•tl.
IMMINEM=I
New York Market.
Philadelphia Markel
I=l
.- t1 , 0 . .1/•% .or 4
. • 1. r I .111 11 , 1 as ,
11• I.llZld,1 .11Z1d, t
If, 1.10 .1 :111, MIA,
h. Li .1 I
Orlean4 .11arktt
lialtluun•r Market
.111,1”.•
I 3 it, pr
rico,
I y 1..,Fl and 10,11,
MERE
P. Ni. DAVIS,
REMOVAL.
itp::"2::
RIVER NEWS.
TWE steamer "Orb," Capt. O. D. Moore, ie the rep
I packet for Wheeling thisporning—leaciug at 10 o'cl‘xl,
THE Tuesday packet for Zanesville Is the stealner "Emma
Graham Capt. M. Ayers and his polite clerk, Mr. N. P.
Abbott, are proverbial for their enact attention to the bust•
name appertaining to the Muskingum titer trade Persons
doing t fullness en that liver should be particular to the time
of her leavieg. She leaves positively at 3 o'clock, P. M.
Fort Lot:151 - 11U —The light draught and excenlingly fine
steamer •' i.O a May," Claw J. A. Robinson, and Mr. Phil
! lip., clerk, In announce.] to leave for the above and interne
( - link: ports thin day. Pomona dusiring on safe, pleasant and
pend r trip tzi the city at the falls, can realise all by securing
passagy on this neat craft.
FI.R . T. Lours.—Tlre tine steamer 'Delegate," font
monde,' by Capt. J. If. Mantua. will lea*: this morning fur
the abore and in termrsliste par ts without fall. Capt. 3latat
ra, while he perfectly understands his duties and performs
them,. does nut forget the entertainment of '.is pa4sengers.
Dn't forget nhe leaves this morning.
Tar regular Cincinnati low-water packet " Minerva" will
learn this morning at 10 o'clock for that port. Capt. Gordon
is icenerall) acknowledged to be one of the best Captains In
Cincinnati trade, and it is quite a pleasure to travel on
his halt ...fills Mr. Johnson, the clerk, does credit to the
trot by his aryaniunodating disposition. 80, all of our read
era.lesiritig a plea-allot trip to Cincinnati should secure their
passage ..n the steamer -Miner/a."
THE lemieville Courier, of the 21st, says:
The river contiones at a et:ind, with four feet one Inch
eater in the mud tut evening by the mark. Thin is equal
to flee feet water on the bars along the Lower Ohio, though
at Elcuflletown the boats that were aground there have piled
the sand up in the river to such an extent that but three
and a half to four feet water was found. The weather yes
terday was intensely warm, much warmer than at any period
of the season, the thermometer in the shade ranging from
93 to 1(e) from uoou till three o'clock.
The Cumi,erland was slowly awelllng at Nashville yekier
day, with 25 Inches water on the shoals.
THE Cincinnati amemercial. ofthe Md, says
Liuriug the 3N hours endins last night, the river here has
fallen six inches. The weather continues excessively hot.
Vesteroay, the merenry indicated 100 deg. at 3 P. M. In the
shade To.day there will not he over four and a hall feet on
the bars to Lnuisville.
Th.• Nleltiotte, Fort Rose and Swallow, departed for St.
on Saturday—the former with 200. and the latter 300
tour • and full of poople. The it. H. U'inelow left for New
Odra., towing a barge, taking 400 tone. The Argonaut
and et i.. 1114 started for Pittsburgh with all the freight they
wag under on the present water, and alive with pair
s.•ng , re. A loaded crud barge sut ken Squire Hunt's check
opposite Chile. a few days niece.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
3 FEE(' IVATEN. Iv TRY CEANNYL BY lILT.I. M •
ARRIVED.
Stria, Nebraska, Rears, ITKeespurt.
'•• 'rt., Moore, Wheeling.
venture, Rol., Steubenville.
• Tigress, lieisq,
Skunk, Cincinnati.
report.
Tigress.
Nebraska, D
Ream M'Reesport.
Tigress. Mena.. Wellsville.
Reliance, Doyle, Wheeling.
" Venture, Boles, Steubenville.
STEAMBOATS.
WHEELING,
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
Tho ROSALIE, Capt. ago. Dona, and the
RB, Capt. Gamuts R. .11noap., will run no
EIXIILTLAIt DAILY PACKETS between Pitt..
burgh, Steubenville and Wheeling, clopping at all interme
diate ports,
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh .Mondays,
neadays and Pridaya, at 10 o'clock, A. M.-11.rreANING, she
will leave Wheeling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 7 l„, u cluck, A. M.
The FOREST CITY will also leave Pittsburgh nn Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.—Rrruattuvo,
vhe will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesdays anti Fri
days, at 7 •.1; cinck, A. M.
For frelglit or panoago apply on board, or to
J. D. CULLING WOOD, Agent,
jel,; No. 155 Front street.
• _
Regular Packet nor Marietta, Parkers
burg.. Liockingport, Pomeroy, Point
Pleasant and Galloons.
Th. , new and very light draught steamer
t'l 1.1 L P.S A VEIL Y, Capt. W. P. TOIIRANCE,
1.11 ksVe fur the above and intermediate ports
1D.% Y. at 4 P. M.
hlr Ir.•ight t•r paaaage apply jai board
WeeLS Newton—Regular Packet.
/ler 'liar Dailoy Placket for Wost Newton, iu
iiegti o n with the owitieleville ltaittAkarl.—
The i.zoellont mid very light draught atearuor
It A, K Cdl;ot C. Itt.gx.., willie,tve DAILY. texcEptALut,
Tin
i r ' r t te 4 . it l\ t
I \ , t \.• t. i t II It mrft.,la.
SAINT LOUIS, Si.c
For St. Louts
rho fine storm., DELt.OATE, Capt. .1. 11.
7'-;ttyNl tkill lt•life for tho above and intern',
port, uu TUFSDAY. June 24th, at 4 P. 31.
1 . 1 , 101 t or paire,ao apply .11 board, or or Lb,. PITTs
At.SOCIATION IttOUllS, No. 8 . 2 Wote,
strt..t.
je2::
LOUISVILLE.
For (laclnTkatt andLoulsville:
'rhe steam.. LCCt B MAY. Capt. J. A. Itaant
sox— Clerk, E. l'intues—will leave fur
the
alas •• met intermediate port 3 ou TUESDAY,
Jun.. at 4 D M.
if - , 411t pitentaZO apply oat hoard, or nt the
/O. Hull MAR ANSOCIAiION ROOMS, No. a 2 Water
P 23
•
CINCINNATI
For Cincinnati.
The new light draught steamer MINERVA.
Capt..lous nerk. .1011NSToN—o 111 lea,
110. alx..e and ultermedlate ports at 12
,1,1. THIS DA V.
pmAsage apply on Inkard. the I•lris.
It 1'C:I11 RINE .1.560C1.-iTION v. S 2 R•nter
Jet.l
ZAXESVIJLLE.
Tuesday Packet for Zanes villa
The mreamer F. 1131 A tiftAliA3.l. Capt. MuN.
, 4 ...4.,wr !t. RUE Ayk:x..,--Cl.rk., N. U. Anuorl—will le~rra for
a 1... aid Intermediate pons un TUR.,:_
DA N.Jline at 1 P. M.
or pneeago apply on board. jel-n
_ .
g Q EMON C 0.-- TRANSPORTATION
L I.IN -- [laving made extensive pre
pnrat ions Ih,, winter. We ure now prepared
to Jo a 11 EA \ lf BUSINESS by PENNSYLV A CA A
and RAII.R. IA li. Til ROUGII TO: AND FROM TILE EAST
ERN CITIES. We can aavine our friends and all those
,iivpovvd to pioronize the Penni. Canal and Railroad, that no
Ft] Ise will be spared to render general satisi.ction to Ship•
pri s ol 1,•1.y ti and \V , .s.rn Freight. The AVOIDANCE
TIIE INCLINED I'L A NES ON THE AIAXGIIENY
IICTAI 111 RAILROAD will give increased despatch le the
tt d.ll/.11,1V11 of freight.
othr. on PENN street, at the Canal Basin.
tuhl4 LLOYD & LEMON.
TEAM ER PAU i. JON ES FOR S A LE.—
The undersigned offer for rale, the fine
...airier PAUL JONES, no ale sow lim at tlie c a .
wine t. at Pittsburgh.
The PAUL ANN'S im one pow 1.1,1 four month , . old—
longth 1,5 teet. beam ti,t, hold 1:L. bat, two l'llrinpv.
• itleill Bin dinnlftor, lot.t siloko. Sit, is ht
. . .
:efhplrti. et der a n d wrll feeintl it/ oil asps. t+ The cabin is
1 ,pprrkved etjh•, and fitted up in the most elegult
'l'Lo P.tC I. J. IN 1... S will Lo N• Id nn the te•lna:—
lay one 11111 t {M L and lb ni..nths, with
Ter,nt and llpprov,l Rer•li it) if 114 nut s,,W tit
!.thee the I.t day of July next, Ate will
I.•r,d at pubin: auction. sal no:J ou that day.
Any person befit:lg Ciatiltlei itgamst the PAUL JiiNEJ, mill
farward them to the undernigneAL for settlement along with
he bah'', of Ow claims, an noon as said boat in sold.
W. A. CALDWELL, t
Trasteeß
MARE. STERLING.)
nt):24 tjyl
rpONICS WON'T DO I—They never did do
X more than give temporary relief and they cover will.
t o lietatuao they don't touch the muse of the disease. The
f au.. of all ague and butane diseases is the attu(kspheric
relied Mutsumit or Malaria. Neutralize this puiron-by
Ito mutual antidote, and all disease caused by It dttappear3
of hales' Fever and Ago,' Cure is this Antidote to
' , tabula, and moreover it is a perfectly harmless medicine.
die• certificate of the celebrated chemist, J. It Chilton, of
to this effect, is attached to ovary bottle; there
,. rt• dit does t good it ran do no harm.
Th. nun. thou can he said of Quinine, Arsenic, or any
u, n to Use. Is ruinous to theconstltutlon
unl triage on Dumb Aber, which never allows a person to
t— pegf tic well for a single moment. In illustration of
4...,e 11111144 I annex some extracts from a letter Jan received
tr.. a PhytliCisii :
rottnnrown, Ohio, March 17,1856.
A it BODES, Esq.--Dear Sir: Yours of 2tl Inst. ii at
hsi. 11, Cure arrived late last year and the difficulty in
any OH, to try it wail greatly increased from the
:At t that a remedy had been introduced which was growing
lover with the public, as being better than using Quinine
--not knowing I presume that the remedy they used to
t....,ape taking Quinine, contained the drug itself I
Th. , on , iY, known as Smith's Tonic, would invariab y
bleak an ague, but It did not cure it, as it would often re
turn w Itlt renewed vigor. This one circumstance I deemed
it, ),etr ievor, it 1 could institute a teat comparison between
it .tot ',or Cure. The following Is the result:
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fhr,.;. sous tuck your Cure, all of which were cases of
Tor•odrin Intermittent Fever, of many weeks standing.
h..) had Quinine. and other remedlea, - occasionally
niou.nig but it tree tits in all moll cases) aluwly wear
! .1, and laying the foundation of other and neve.
i••: 1 did nuccerti in fftcting a.rinlical cure of
11.4.• cane, with your remedy, and they have
Tinni avhill 'leer. Iu all three of these canoe the Smith's
~.,,- had heeu to.d, and would, as before stated, break the
but after u period or two had elapsed it wo Id return.
I think there will he no difficulty now in girl g to your
Cur., the vantage ground of any other remedy wh , ore
WILLIAM BUCK.N.ER., M. 1).
PH:OiI:S . PETER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE TO
the only laarmlem remedy in existence, is
,ortain as a PREVENTIVE, as a CURE. Take it
0 to 1: ).•0 feel the chills coming on, and you will never ha, e
one
.1 t Nth: , A ItIIODES, Proprietor, Providence, It. 1.
1.41!•• b) Druggists generally. }el.{
5 .4 1 ( Rvv EWARD.—Stolen, this morning, the Anse-M.l,y Howie, my little
r Ann errishy. 12 years of age, black hair anti small t.ir
drisssesi with a red calko fro, k, blue sack and legion a
Mil. The above reward will he paid for information that
mad leitd h. the conviction of the.thief, or $25 for the return
of the child to JOILN 011A31BERS,
1-17 3W ppmet gouge, Allegheny City.
` ,. V 000 FIR Al
ST LASS BUSINESS
• Paper wanted from one to six months, to
rue. Alto, purchase mortgagee, My warrants bought and
sold. J. K. MORAMIN.,
jnl4-:2w N 0.5 8 1,4 Fourth armor.
RICE-- 15 tierces prime Carolina Rice, in
. mu, and for tale by
Lela -KILLER & RICHLTSON.
Heal!p ia a b l y ti
• 1202';12 tiricttpyk,,
DYSPEPSIA., ,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS;
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND the various aiTections consequent upon
a disordered Stomach or Liver. Such int Indigestion,
Acidity of the Stomach. Pams, iieartburn, Loss of
Appetite, Despondency, Costivenc,A, Blind and' Bleeding
Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic end Neuralgic Alfeo
lions, it has In numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and in ethers affected a decided cure.
Natmw finds no lICM Pnenly to combat, nith this delight
ul in tho srat , •tn. Its effe•cta are altnost magical, yet
he cure perniantnl. It fin Violent shock to
. . .
the system, bat by aruutdatr its tied! energy to normal ”.•
[lon, email. It to throw ott the cal,r, and thug thorol4blY
eradicates the dleeoee.
When Its medicinal virtues are an universally acknowl
edged. and particularly here, where it has hiwome SO pqa
kir a family medicine, that it is sold by many oftbeistarere
as well as all the druggists. It would seem needless to
offer further evidence. yet as there are doubtless , some Who
have tried many advertised remedies, andd still suffer:teem
Dyspepsia in one or more of its dreadflil ferrneoVe subjoin
the following certificates, the authentic - 14 of Which cannot
be doubted. coming as they do from persons e 9 well known.
WHAT IT IS. DOINO FOR TUE SICK.
Wm. sob nehmen, Itsq . the well known lithographer, says:
"Ihaveliseftilicrhave's Holland 'littera, and
find it - relieves indigestion and debility." e
Rev. Samuel Babcock says "I found special relief horn
its use fur a severe headache, with which 1 had lonesuf.
fared."
J. K. Woodwell, Req., eays: "I have ivied Bcerhave's Hol
land Bitters myself, and recommended it to others; knowing
it to be just what It i represented."
All. Jonathan Neely, of Lower 2t.C.lnir, says: ` de
rived great benefit from its use for weatnerai of the stomach
and illdia.tala."
J amen M. Murphy says: C After several,
1 had
,31116'
failed, Brerhave's Holland Bitters remthcid tne.paistfrom
my heart and aide, arising front indigestion:" ' - -
The editor of the Kittanning Free !ken lays: Skftii one
of the best physicians in this placOlind'falled'lliihare's
Holland Bitters cored roe of the worstfortir'lifilyipepttla."
Francis Felir, nnly mannfootnrer of the "original Ex-
tract of Coffee, soya "I know that your Holland 'Bitters is
one of the beat Itiedicines in the world for a disordered
stomach or -
Dr. Ludwig. editor of tbe "Parket," Baltimore, pronounced
It a medicine deserving the confidence of the public.
• Dr. Eherhart. the leading German physician of Penna.,
has prescribed i t frequently during the teat three yetirs, with
marked enemy.. in debilitated states of thedigroprgans,
or of the system generally. •
The manager of Itallou's Vinegar Factory ere's: "I used
it myself, and was a - wet* Whim! to try its effect upon
my wife, (troubled with tffegreat debility common to all of
a consumptive habit,) bud really it is doing her more #tsed
than anything she has overtaken "
• NOl'lolll
Whoever orpects to !Ind in thin a beverage will be disap
pointed, but to the !tick, weak awl low spirited: it will
prove a grateful aromatic cordial, potisessied of singular rem
edial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma haa Induced
many imitations, which the public should mud against par.
chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given liocrhave's Holland Bitters a fair trial. One bot
tle will convince you how Infinitely superior It is to all thee.
imitations.
41:SP.Sold at $.l per bottle, or six bottles for Y. 5, by the so
proprietors, BENJAAIIN PAGE, Jn., h CO.,'
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Cheznista,
cur. Smithfield and Third streets, Pittsburgh.
, IZNERAL misfits.
. .
Philadelphia, I'. W. Dyntt k Sorts, 112 N 2d street. New
York: Barnes Park, 304 11..0adwxy. corner Dunna. Balti-
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aura. Cuspare Brothers, Oay street and Penna. Avenue
'incionati, John D. Park. Glam.,. Barclay erotism& 218 F.
Water at. St. Loafs, Barnard, Adams & Cn. N Orleans. J.
Tright. & Co. ray. 22
ACARD TO THE LADIES.-
DUPONCYS GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combined,. of ingredients in Dr. Dvpon
co'n Golden Fide. are perfectly harnileas. They have been
wed in the private practice of old Dr. Duponco for or& 30
y,ars, end thoietenta of ca , i tagllfy to their great and
never-falling eneeeea in nlmnat every taco, in correcting
rulieVitig pninful ItLid diArrh , ilig mentstrtm
tion,particularly at the change of life. From fi to 10 Pills
will . tire that cononon yot dreadful disease, the White,.
Numly usury lady iu the laud iiiitii•rs from that complaint.
'flan above pill has permanently eureil thousands, and will
you if you me them. They cannot harm you—on the
oni ram. —o t 0 i 73
,r,pnr channel, and insiszorats tv17 ".""".-"atil al,, systenl. r.
will not pernot nu inerotoo , of finally, *via And
time hits pr , vortire. For particulars Soc Ili-
etioini on the lox. Price still be sent to blelie,
ottblebi billy, by moil, by , oicit-nOto; $1 to either of the fol..
Sob] by SA)IPLE k itEED, general Agent& for Allegheny
cc; FULTtiN'S Oro::b.tc. ta r nun-shim. JOU?: p.sooTT.
awl by W. A. OIL DEN N b CU., No. 43, Vila, ritr,vt,
the Theatre. Pitirthtsr,h, o ho kill trapply thlalttrai at
proprietiet. prit.eti. Sold ti 3 nil Itrug,4l, m iI • ett.siitiod
Utittttii tit-Pttlitni):4l
SANDS' SARSAPARILLA.
IN QUART Ri rIVLES.
Fl , r the 1:.-nurcul and 11 Disreurs arum:,
Irma ail !Rept, A. Blood, or
11.11. t nf the ..ar.:tetit.
•
This truly aulual.lc I....cpurat inn im extruct.4l from Ng:lecte4
roots ut the iiucbt focau..d.o rxponeirC anti
powerful uppuroubmili,ll .Or 111- tw••hrival and active
principle inn 111,4111) is .•n scientifically
rom
hiniug the b‘ts.tal ‘cgetalo.. I.l.Kit...its In LllO prenets that a
compound d.5t.r....1 of Sacsapm pan or °biomes' infinitely sup.-
rLa to any oohs, or puritying the Wood, end the earn M
Sl•ikifula., Bait 11.11.41111, UlCors. rover, Sorel!. Pimple+, liujim,
Cutaneous Eruption+, libewueloen. Mercurial diseases, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia. tier Consumption, Female lr
regularitiea, LOS. of Appetite. and tieneral Debility.
'This pun erful remedial agent eel.. simultaneously mum the
t,.au.dt, the Circulation and the Bowels, anti gently aims,
lat.., while it diseiroa: e l expo It from the system/an that
is irritating and prtjudicial to bodily health. Being I , lnte4Y
v , :tetable, it in iwrfectly harnitees in it...,71,-atiini; tin6rii.st
delagite persons may take it at any time with perfect Afety.
1110 astolll.lliin: /Ow,. Of 14/1, eensurntly in
creasing fluting the last sixteen years, has seemed for it the
dintinguished commendation:rot . the Faculty, and it enjoys a
lanntlaritY and n>,tensive patronage tvhieli throws
vtirely out of competition every other preparation of Sal...i
nstill.
Attchttun in n Apectfully soli; t,til to fhb following. certill.
ANOTIVII eur:v c,p s.cv,.ITLA
•• 'Fe ••... N. 3",.., 'artinalier 1, IS'a.l.
Matres..l. if s li l , : snie--tlentl,,:ach: I have for nearly
three yearn been troubled with that dreadful dinettne, SCrofn.
la ; no much nu an to be offensiie t, my husband and to my
self; and to obtain relief have tried ...eery kind of medicine
that came under my teitit., 'wit hout effect One of my neigh
herd, who had been cured of a amid:ar e.utplaint by your
Sarsaparilla, advised rue to mate a teal ul tie end L can truly
say that it has dune ate n world of gissl, having completely
cured ate. Hoping, that my evideUeo may induce rffliciai
similarly afflicted to adopt the same remedy, aids the same
satisfactory results, I remain truthfully yours '
SARAH ..1. Pontius.
M. Prepared and sold by A. 11. & D. SANDS, Druggittn
and Chemists, 100 Fulton street, New York. Sold, alto by
It A. FAHSESTUCIt & CO., FLI3IIN I I 111108., Itift . zburgh,
and by Druggida fienortsl/v• Piaci. it per bottle, of sin: la i
this far &h. 10.140.1,
..,
PRIVATE DMA - EMS—DR. BROW -4. N, .Ni.
40 Smithfield street, &queen Third and Fourth .
streets. devotes his entire Artentkl. tee be office Pray l
[lee.' Dia business le, Ls the maid tent. cennuad to .
private Venereal Diseases. and such patrtful alleekarki. 4
brought on by Imprudence, youthful liolulgoaCe and eir4ea.
Syphilis, Syphil i tic Eruptions, I/candelas:l, Illent, &, haute
Urethral Diseharges, Impurity of the Dload, with all die illte3
Of the VenereitiOrgan. Skin Inwasei, Sc,,rint,, Ernpri,,,,,,,
Tester, Ringworm ' Mercurial Inseases, Seminal weakness,
Impotency, like, Ehenniatiiin, Ft:lmM: WeaknaisP, Monthly
SUpp.'aaliolin. Diseases of tltu.loints„ Fistula in Apo, Net-4ns
Affections, Pains in the liarlt and tains, Irritation arthe
Bladder and Itktuaya,sucetmfully tr4ated c Cure ffinuuntetsi.
Twenty years' practice ,Itea its this city) outtldtH PrArirksru
to offer assurances of a speedy cure to all who fl u k y &Maim
der his care.
Office and Prlrate Consultation ROOll.l f.;O &atlitleld
between Third and Fourth straele.
4:Ng-Charges moderate,.
UK. BROWN continues to be eonsulted for
the cure of smtwr DIMEASEII. Ills eucceett in
lour-atandaug matte le unequalled. The afflicted are invited
to call without delay. rentons of with Venereal Die.
ea,a, Ithenmatiern. Piles, or L'tmli.a.l Lh Idbty , elanrid mot
delay to get hht advice. Lettirs routalniug it fee, linnittiat.
ly answered. . _
had Privato Room% No. 50 . 91nEtlx5eld - Irtroot,
behroan Third and Fourth strrota, Pf!Lborrsh
Joseph White's Carriage Repository-.
Top WHITE, now currying blvd.
sf Ness in his spacious premises(pow
sulargeil,) on the Pittsburgh anAirausburg 7
Turnpike, near the Two liniii`bstween ' ' ---
Pittsburgh and Loirreneeville, respedfuTly invites pnblic
to inspect his stock of CA.E.11.1A0.1;8 3 BIJUGIRS, Le, Lind its
particularly Informs geuttemen rurcha,ten, that 4119 lirjr"
ouiy is mule.
Pourteun yeare extaairtice In the business enables Mtn to
place befclu his patrons the. same disks , '.enaction of Car
riages which, to many years past It has teen his patticallat
department to nel , ct, from the Maloof, owl moot talented
gustern manufacturers. The ea ton of Ida new system is
complete--the economy of his arrangements will supply the
best and most (lesbian/Ode mannibetures at m,derate
Unencumbered by those heavy expenses, which the manta
ler decOrafing houses Or hi - mine:3s hes healed upon the pricu
of guods. (owing to large rents.) JUSEI'II. WHITE idyl
on ready money only, at mcell mesa Urea the usustpriOg.
4'l' Carriages repaired . In the hest manner, with &hitch.
tishilalsw
B ARGAIN OFFERED.—The nndersiytid offers for role SIX LOTS of ground itnntlittiVitii
and adjoining the Depot of the l'ilt:hurNh and ConnM?
Railroad, in the growing itild Owl vlll4 11.,,,1n A h wr
PORT. Four of tho Lots aro 87'., teet m width IlyatiOnt.
120 in depth, (rooting at one and 00 thy rtelot,nn.l4iCthe
other on Sinclair strut; and two of then fronting at their
allot, length on other streets.
ALau--TWO Lirrs, :.71146 feet in width, frontinfi ttißsither
le of the Depot, and to depth 121—.:t0 in the sitola border
if fee Ito whole length on 3,,rtne street.
No kidder property can de Mond, awl It e, ill §O4 "Imr
Port of the payment taken in Stock of tilt , entinethldille
Railroad, if &aired. (}YO. R.'l4 I C.L310 11 -Pi •
thilen of the Morning Pol.
Pi trahtirgit, Angnat ISss.—{d4ulf
°UPPING AND LkICIIIN6' . . Mrs .
ROOK may be found at her rotddmeeouSlX.Tit Tar
Ntt, :19, between Smithfield and Vro:rfalreet...
toatfrnony of many of the retrial. &malty nt , to Baratta and
long experionce in her line. Onkm nUI to thankfully le
ofitigod • natlS,Sindof
OLD TYPE
WE HAVE FOR SALE, faille Office of
the AfORNING Prin, a large qua wily Qt . u 1,1)
TYPE. Machinists and others wanting eg,".1. - nri article i
d en
get a large aupplyby calling
.t.7lolPftllcT,V:f-Ltiir,r e; p(-r
Exprt.gs an,th-r lot l•
Mazourke Sommer IL,. YV W:11 111, Ding.
Jelti L. filit.Slll , KLl l A .S.)N, :Ay. 7V WOOL 6L.
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