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LOCAL AFFATRS.
SATURDAY MORNING
THE
SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
AT PITTSBURGH
On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on
OOTOBE B. let, ad and 3d, 1856.
J 824 8081. C. WALKER, Secretary
[We have before mentioned that an elegant
stand of colors were soon to be presented to the
Chicago Light Guards by the Duquesne Grays
of this city. The committee to whom is delegated
the pleasing duty of presentation, leave here next
Tuesday. Mr. Edward J. Allen has written a spir
it-stirring eong, appropriate to the occasion, which
has been set to music by Harry Richer. Here it is:]
UNFURL THE GLORIOUS BANNER
A PATRIOTIc SONG —sy EDWARD J. ALLEN
Written ou the occasion ..1 the preeetitation of a Stand
Colon by the DuqueHut, Geo Pittsburgh, to Ow Chi
cago Light Ouard,”
Unfurl the glorious banner'
breeze—
The emblem of our country's pride, on land and on
the seas.
The emblem of our liberty, borne proudly in the
The hope of every freeman, the gleaming stripes
and stars!
The glorious band of patriots who gave the flag its
birth,
Have writ with steel in history, the record of their
worth :
From East to West, from sea to sea, from pole to
tropic sun,
Will eyes grow bright, and hearts beat high at name
of Washington.
Ah I proudly should we bear it, and guard this flag
of oars,
Borne bravely iu its infancy, amidst the darker
hours;
Only the brave may bear it—a guerdon it shall be
Fur those who well have won the right to boast of
I i be rty . •
To our sister State we give it. Ab Alexia's war
doth tell
How, underneath its gleaming folds, the gallant
Hardin fell !
And bravely will she guard it, while lives the power
that wields
The swords of Name's most glorious sons, her Bissell
and her Shields '
Then unfurl the glorious banner out upon the welcom
ing air!
Read the record of their gallantry upon its radiance
there !
Take the banner to your keeping, while our hearts
are thrilled with joy,
"From the men of Pennsylvania to the men of III:-
Hoer inn B. r
- Swid.r.J.- A se
rious affray occurred in 'Senile Lager Baer Saloum,
Woos/ idreet near Fifth, yesterday afternoon about
6 o'cliszk. As near as we eau ascertain the tucts are
those: A party of four or fire were in the saloon
partaking of lugtr and Switzer cheese, when'two of
them named Richard nod Dennis O'Leary got into
wrangle, which, huweier, did not terminate very
seriously. Soon after another party consisting
JohL Lutz, Wen. Patch, John Patch and John Au.,-
tin also entered. They had not been in long before
Wm. Patch and one John Braddock belonging to the
other crowd got into a fight, and both sides taking
Vart it soon became a general scrimmage, which ter.
minuted in Richard O'Leary and a man named Tom
iliallagher tieing stabbed. O'Leary hue four cute in
,his back and Gallagher one. Neither are considered
in a very critical condition. All of the assailing
party lied, and up to this time of writing had not
been taken into custody; neither had any in;orma•
tion been made. several of those engaged in thi•
disgraceful tee are notorious run - dies: who richly
deserve the watchful care of Jailor Phillips.
Larcro4y.—C. F. Bright, of ult,t
un hig way t. St. Look and had engaged hie pa•
sage on the steamer "North Star, - bad $l,O iu
Philadelphia bank bills tttolen from him while atop
ping at the Monongahela lUD use in A mnu
by the name of Metlenry hat barn arrested and e.tin
mittaal. charged with the crime attealing the fund,.
Mr. Bright had engaged his patteag. CAI the steatner
North Star which leave: f or St. Louis t••-•m y, but
on aecount of this interruption will moat likely le
detained. After M.oivary had committed the lar,eny
he immediately tepairii_l to W.I . funtiehtng
etore and laid in an ample supply of ,hirt:;, col
lars and cravat, , for which he paid ti.!.11 of hi, ill
gotten treason+. The tradesman ha+ been notified
that he will have to fork over. and thcrehv lone smile
" Roll, 1 II
—Thc I.lot, et, J o.ph Dawson, who
RIO committed t., jail some with agu fur au at
tempt at burglar) in the Diamond and also far the
, lineeny of a guitar from Dr. Backue, was again
"rolled in" to jail yesterday afternoon by one of the
Sheriff's deputies. iie wan let out on bail after the
above charges had been made. When the late tlrand
Jury met they found true bills against biro, and his
trial wan LU come off at the recent term of the Sea-
awns. Lawson, hoteet or, was uot ready, but kept
dark. His bail tbereture gave hue up. Hence the
hr. E. Bealt'', l'untoroloo IV the Aretie /legions at
Ataraubly Begildrtyt —The sensation this production
of art has created, is not surprieiug when we exam
sine it critically, as a work of a master, and the cub
Jest which created it. Connected will one of the
moat extraordinary events in history, combining
science with wild adventure and romance, linking
I s :lathier a chain of incidents unparalleled io ancient
or modern discoveries, it is therefore not rurprieting
dhatisshould attract crowded and fashionable audi
,encer.-- 4 rytt
iron City Coma, , rria/ roticy-, l'pon
,visiting this buniuese man's College, we were cur-
Iprised to find the attendance so great. We noticed
'that almost every class of the business men of the
.dity were there represented ; also a large number 01
teachers Us= the city and country, receiving instruc
tions in perunauship. Teachers are here ynalified
in writing and the various arts of penmanship, as
well as a thorough and practical knowledge imparted
of teaching the art upon the must improved and
scientific principles.
ftlyht el? 'Va il (/rant-d.—At a special meeting of
the Councils the Allegheny Valley Railroad Compa
ny were granted the right of way through the city
via Pike st., and it is supposed that in less than
thirty days the track will be laid. As it was well
known that " to this complexion would we come at
last," the only subject of wonder is that Council did
not "go and do it" long ago,
Pittsburgh Bonds.—Mr. Devitt, the City Treasur
er, is prepared to meet on the first of July the inter
est on the city debt, and also the interest on the
Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad bonds. The
funds were advanced by lltlesers. Kramer & Rabin,
corner of Third and Wood streets, and the interest on
the Steubenville bonds will be paid ut the Bank of
America, New York.
Camphene Expf.sion.—A lady who boards at Mrs.
iftrribut's, on Robinson street, Allegheny, was serere-
Yy in the face by the explosion of a camphono
lamp on Thursday evening. Sbe was in the act of
tiling it when the accident occurred. The furniture
In her room caught fire,but the flames were extinguish
ad before serious damage had been done.
Committed.—A young girl of about fifteen years
of age was yesterday sent up for a period of ten
days for drunkenness. Her case was hoard before
Aid. Major. Her father is now undergoing his sen
tame of sit months in prison for larceny. The
y o ung offender wept many tears and was truly an
object of commiseration.
An Assault and Battery was committed at Sharps
burg yesterday by Michael Gleason on his wife
threatening at the same time to take her life. Wee
eon wan committed to jail by Esq. Elsosser.
The District and Quarter Session Courts hold a
morning session this day commencing at nine o'clock.
sir Clark's Stomach linters are acknowledged
by all who have tried them to be the beet family medicine of
the age, for the sure of Dyspepsia, Coativeneus, and a disor
dared state of the Liver end Stomach. They hare no rival.
The proprietors 'I.; preteal to caution pesspLe from using
other preparations that are palmed upcal the public under
the name of Stomack Bitter.,, for they have found that only
one trial wee needed to render such caution unnereatuary.
For was, wholesale, by COLLI33I it CLAIM. Third street
between Wood end Market; GEO. H. KEYSF.R., 140 Wuxi
tract; and by Druggists generally.
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JUNE 28.
NEW Tonic, June 27.—The steamer Asia arrived
with dates to the 14th inst.
Much excitement exists about American affairs.
The London Times and Post demand the recall of Mr.
Dallas by the U. S. governinent, but it is not gene
rally supposed that ho will be dismissed.
The cities of Manchester and Liverpool have is
sued peace addresses to the citizens of America, and
the feelings of the people are In favor of peace.
The government talks in a hostile manner. Lords
Palmerston and Clarendon stated in Parliament on
Friday that the dismissal of Mr. Dallas had not
been decided on.
Lord Sohn Russell gave notice of a motion inquir
ing into the intentions of the government, inasmuch
as the people were in favor of peace.
A Paris letter states that Dillon, lately appointed
French Consul at Port-au-Prince, has instructions to
intimate that France Rill not permit Soulouque to
invade Dominica.
The steamer Fulton, with Crampton on hoard, ar
rived at Southampton on the 14th. The articles of
the Times and Post on Crampton's distnissul ure stu•
diously offensive. They demand the dismissal of
Dallas and the application of force to the United
States. The commercial and manufacturing classes,
however, are filled with anxiety at the terrible con
sequences of war with the United States, and are
tuovieg actively to avert the calamity. 'he Man
chester Peace Address to the citizens of the Unite.]
States received 8,000 signatures in a tow hours.
Meantime, several ships of war have been tele
graphed to prepare with all possible speed for foreign
service—destination supposed to be the coast of
America.
let it sway upon the
All the commanders of gun-bouts of Portsmouth
have been called to the Port Admiral's, as was ru
mored, to receive instructions with regard to acti,
service. The light squadron of despatch steamers
and gunboats under Com. Watson arrived at Psi
mouth on Sunday, for coal and provisions.
A public meeting was held at the Mansion House
in London for the relief of the sufferers by the in
initiation in France. The Lord Mayor said that he
bad been informed that in France 1250 English miles
were under water and that 40,000 people were entire•
ly stricken down. Mr. Weguilin, the governor of
the Bank of England stated that the estimates of the
damage differed from 000 to 1200 miles and that it
was difficult to form a proper idea even of a le,st r
amount of lose. Re was informed that 40,000 halo
tations had been destroyed Rid the crops which
were approaching maturety had been totally el.!
down. The Lord Mayor anuouneed that be had al
ready received between 4,000 and 5.000 pounds.
At Constanunople, on the 2d inst., a report was
spread that the Russians had destroyed the fortress
of lemevi eel the defences of the city of Kara
The French civil officers will Ice charged smith tl.,
organisation of the Customs duties in the Turkish
empire.
The North American fleet will consist of the fol
lowing (+eft's The Nile, 91 guns: Powerful,
guns: Ben.cniven, 71.; Flag Inmate, 72; Peruhrake,
00; Corn ; Ettryales, .h 1 Amphion. :14.
Vestal, 20 : Eurydice. 20 : Fermagent, 21 . CmAaek,
21 ; 1 - tylattee. 21 A rodtue. 1 : Malacca, 1' : Fal
enn, ; Archer. Mitrinen, 12; El.iegle. 12 -
A rah, 12; Daring, 12; Bu ma ord, : Arius, e, I4tr,
lik, Seorpissn. 6: llernms, 0. The :7 gun 51 4 ,.1,,
Are fitted with now long thirty•tuna. It the gto ,
bouts he taken itt, account above -sJ new gusts wet
h o *sid e d to the emnputa( ion.
In the Hos,sso of Gerd,, on Frisky, I,ssrsl Clnrensis,
'alt that slur hefore yeJtorday Mr. Isaac had ea:led
gal him and read a slessspateh from Mr. Marry of the
rnited f:Ztates Government in uhieb it vim. stated that
tbe explanations of the British tioverrment on It,
reernitinc ~ nestion were perfectly sattsfa•tory, and
that the Aturioan tiovernment were satisheil that
the British Gorernment had given no instrib.ttons,
and that they had no intention of doing au to viointi
:he no, of the I . acted States, but that so far as rein
to I to the proiteeding, .1 Mr. C1'01110,14 cal the.. 1.1.•
readings of the Consul,, the explanation, whirl, had
been otlered were not ,ufliriently satuttlett ry
A inerienn iforernutont:ltiati therefore resolied ti;
ceniling him his passports and ate , ' of witioiraoct.g
the exequatur of the Consuls. n et
erittuect bail not yet had an opportunity of
at a coat as to the course they thou; I ti b.; t
but as soon as they had it stattuid lie euuttoutuested t r
Parliament. and the despatches, a copy of is
Italian had lett with him, should be laid on thy tat
Ile tbotoatt it Elio duty, tabu, to ,tote that Mr 1.... a •
ion of Central A men•'a •aay Er a ted
jrrr tleAelerienn ~ , , ernmera e. , usidere.l thAt fl,re
were el,/1110 parte .if the , ; uelltlon a /Itch th,rht wah
,d,,nta g t• made the •Ithieet of erbltr:it.ol) le
t wren th,. two g:n erurnent.
Mr. r21.11.1:11.1,L tnade sul”u th ri a r o th e
m. nt iu fh, liuw,
Mr. I;whe $ll,l thy It
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•n , All the eui.tment •11.1:t•ti La Mrlll,l t,
al.ether the noble 1,r,1 ..n t the
le,patch stht by Mr. :Marey ' rulho Ihnt wa, 4. , ny
2.L11..f1d drew :1 /11, dote t.. briny; nI. :hr
.n /I
Pal wer•t.m ~., .1 the .t,•d dir , ,re., to gi•n
a ll the oorru-pondericse Hutt , ntid he praeurad.and ti e
ilentleumn nu.ri tairi eimiee uhether I,r
uonl.l icing the el:leo ion up •m 3.l.,ruin.:ir Friday.
ililb.o Fail he under,nad th e nobl e il ia , si t
Dell, ha.; mate it ootnitinnirail ki Lord Clare , .
regard t. , the Central Anier i e a n
well at, that relating k• the re. ruffling .0.1. - -tt-n. Ile
nowr wished to know whether to th,,t cornu:uni•a:.,n
an answer was given to the 1.,r0p0.al to ,abunt the
tlentral :Unarms., iiire,,uon to arbitrator.'
Palmerston said it would require tune t Niter
late a long detail to give ex . p/anations upon that
I,,unt, but he might ea . , that the general tenor the
c0nic...R.1,34t0n that the LS. liovernment were
of the opiniun that that qbastlan weld he better
settled by direct negotiation between the to ...govern
men to.
t:iLeon enquired whether. in case quiet nt.4,.',3
tione latled, the Arneriean government refused arbi
l'alunTst.unreplk.nd that thorn war no refueal of or
Iffirnto.n.
Li.rneli expressed the hope that the n••ble L.rd
w , u1.1 place the de.pateh upon the table bolero the
del.ate on Battik'. ru, , twn pkvee.
Palrnerxton replied that that would depend
the manner in which the government unght repi
it. The eubject was then drelived.
ARRIVAL OF TIIE STEAMSUIP OR EN ADA
Nru nut.EA,O. June 26.--The t:renada armed
altit run Franci.,‘et, &Item to the
Casey and turn vrere hung no the 221 tilt The
funeral 01 Mr. king took place on tilt same day.
Perron decorum „1.0 , r.ed throughput the pr o
evetling.t.
'lke Vigilance committee arrested ttveral -thee
desperados, illeluding the'notorittus Yankee Sullivan.
Sullivan committed suicide in the cell td" the Coin
'plate Itooms, leaving a rotile.,ti o n in rega r d t„ the
election in San Francisco.
On the 2d met. the opponents of tta Vigilanve
l'ounnit.Oe attempted to hold a meeting. but it WWI n
l , pt al failure.
Several murders and secidente are recorded in the
Rumors are circulated that tlor. Jotinson would
take means to suppress the revolution.bpt none had
yet been taken. The rumor had created meelt ex
citement, and word had come that 10,0011 men were
ready to maroh to the assistance of the rommtitee.
Sacramento also offered to furnish Idletimen. Mac-
Liu! law has been declared in San Francisco. and the
excitement is on the increase.
The committee are determined to entry not their
meaaures, and continue making arrests. The oppo
sition are armed with 700 stand of arms. Ruiners
prevail of an attack upon the Committee Rooms,
which are doubly guarded with two cannons before
the door, loaded with grape.
All the San Francisco papers, except the // e,,"./,
with the Committee.
The Indian hostilities have been !iv-daily quelled.
A difficulty had occurred in Washington on 11.0 -
count of an attempt by Judge Saunders to bold a
court during the existence of martial law. The
Judge had Leen made a pri.oner, and - would be so
kept until peace is established.
It is stated that the arwy is dihtan,td. fl t f,ter a
is raging throughout the State. Bartm !Mew died
during the retreat of the army.
Nothing startling from Nicaragua.
ST. Loom, June 27.—8 y adviees from Kansas we
learn that Win. Gay, agent of the Shawanee and
Wyandotte Indians, was murdered un l.:nturdnt by
a party of three men. Ho was accompanied by his
son, who escaped after receiving a severe wound in
the thigh. No discovery of the murderers had been
made up to Monday.
A company of 7.5 or 80 men from Chicago, who
recently left Alton for Kansas, on the steamboat
Polar Star, had their Sharpe's rifles and revolvers ta
ken from them at Lexington, Missouri. It is said
they wore very insolent on board the boat, and made
threats of what they would do in particular contin
gencies. No violence was offered them.
Report says that Shannon has resigned the office
of Governor, his resignation to take effect on the let
of July. The Republican intimates that Willard P.
Hall, of Missouri, will be appointed to that office.
Peace will be restored in that territory in thirty
days
There was a report at Womtport that Brown, editor
of the !Jerald of Freedom, had been killed.
Steamboat Sunk.
CINCIViATI, June 27. The steamer Moderator,
from Pittsburgh, with a cargo of dry-goods, struck u
snag 35 miles below here, last eight, and sunk imme
diately. No lives were 10A, The amount of loss is
not known.
WHO will continue to pay Rent, when a
BUILDING 1.. - Yr can be purchased at the following
low price and easy term, : Each lot has a front of 24 feet
on a wide brut, by 130 deep to an alley. Situate in Alle
gheny City, near the Outer Depot. Price $175--$5O iu hand;
lox:minder at one nod two years.
RICE -15 tierces prime Carolina Rice, in
score and for vale by
Jean MILLER & RICRETRON. I
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BY
DR. CALVIN M. FITCH
Will °unclad° the aptiolutment in person, and REMAIN LN
PITTSBURGH until
Saturday Evening, June 29, 1856,
Whon he can be consulted daily (Sabbath ezcepted)between
the bourn of 9 o'clock A. M., and 4 P.M.. at his reotna at the
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
Corner of Penn and St. Clair Streets
exii- Entrance to rams on Penn street, lial
For Diseases of the Throat & Lungs
And all affections predisposing to them.
DR. FITCH will open his permanent office at 45e ➢LAIN
STREET, BUFFALO, on the first of July, where he may be
addressed after leaving Pfttaburgb.
The Invalid's Guide and Consumptive's Manual,
Cr anggestiove tot the prevention and relief of Consump
tion, Asthma, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Female C,omplainte, Ac.,
by CALVIN M. FITCH, A. M. M. D.
Price in muslin fit) cents. It rail be twill by mail to any
part the United Staten. my%
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES,
From two to six inch calibre.
PRICES from 12 to :ill Cents per Fi.ot
A LS..}—Rixal ESTER
PEARL STARCH
For Sale Wholesale at Manufacturer•
Pelee* by
HENRY H. COLLINS,
Fc.iftWARDIN(i AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND N . 1101S,A LE DEALER IN
CHEESE, BUTTED, SEEDS, FISH,
No. WOOD STII.F.F.T, PITTSBURGH. e
JAMESA.FETZER,
101:WAIIDIN(1 AND COMMISSION MlltellANT
Flour, Grain, Dried Fruit, Seeds, Lard, But
ter, Baeon, and Produce generally.
No. St) Water Street,
Francie (1 Bailer, 1.1K11.. N1116.m DI/ vr..rtli. Sr.. S. Cul./11,..rt
.4 Son, Pittsburgh; 1ta3.1 &ogen, S.
Brady, Cnatt. M. I. M. Bank. Lint & II Cv.,
(.100. W. Antlemon, I'ax Loh dc`.., Wll.-1111.1( itny2,4
PEKIN TEA STORE,
NO. 3$ FIFTY! STREET.
FRESH. l'ktAik..—a alai., lot fresh Green and BIM k Tea.,
j del received .lirct frrau the Importers, iorlik t 1 Mr al be e.a.l
wholesale rind retail. et prwee low or than usual.
COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SAL E.
TITS wolersi 1%%1111 tirest)f renThr
;rig no•.th ll , L.wwa to the ittat,ltett* ,
La .414. !fill 'E A:sl.) I,IT h b..
‘1tt.t.1...1 "it Nl,mul the I 11 , 1.
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to ;.; • , o It 4 1, g.numb, -4
!ma item.; end ry, •-1 1411•...
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tit• In wand st)l. hl.
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New Styles of Bareaus, Nalstomis, Chain,
Sofas, Book Casoa, &e .
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No. FIFTII NTRKET,
OM; DOOR )AT I 'lli I!tNK
P lt•Im ru h. Ps.
(iREEN & 111„A TEAS
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1,1/L L. , the Amer, 3311,411,•I,
VY.It 5 • I. U w En T O•AM II PItI 0' F
PACKED TEAM, t P IN MET VCR
..000 es. uwl.• .
TF:AS ALE. TIM' II Til' i.:lll.:er
CA)FFICE, C 1 1 ,4 '3.1. F , 1 the 1.1,
MU:IS. FLII - Mk.
,111 r; Is 4 114, 1...11..1. L.SOil pia, 14
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AULNI, 111 or. i , t. r 1:1/ r.r.c 131 ,
.lAINF:'h FAMILY . NI \F. , S. J A NHS.
rau,horgh..lL,,,e
Medals and live
AR Tll R
Patent Alf . 11g,
S.I)-,Altog tut Cl.lll.
tit liellttur 1101
Jars. Henry flint..
the Agent nil thin t It,
Uld er 1 . 011116) I rn nin I.
• 114 , II tm• V.' art
1.0, at Chinn tte
tfoeett•wartt .tote. I,
11 terl l'ittetturAk
nn heir In not. knlt Ito
hod it tan glum. jars St
low pine, with iUrg Ott,
and corka, mady tltto.lfc
strawl..nie.ftly
-..rtment of rhinw. Giro.
...tint , . of NI VOID Keeper, nn .„„,
.notry oterehntan. all at 1.4,.h• 1•1
) N 1 ) Alr I ',KIN S,
EAGLE MARBLE WORKS
IT ) t ( t l I E c WOO t ri%(:),N l it l tt li t t \ I. :SHEET,
Tnult,
mudTAM, Wtulluslands, hr. U, lutn.l and
uaulo to unit,. of ,vary varity, ,Nlanteht. fe•nd rig for
tery.iots °maim:mu s t and whirl la du ri11... mud nerdy
uu painting, at nom $2 to pi par lit
Having been engug,d praetiailly bllNini.ma ft, thir
ty yenta. twenty-three of' .111 h kr:,, L.•i, m thin
w Lich I deceit a nu:lb:len t n I o l I mak.-
1111.1 furnhib any Vki , tit .1
J-13:1y.
s , ID 51 tANDL.F.,..I.. .11.11 AM ‘ILAN• . MYFIN
Dll'Candlepcs, 'Means N. t'o.,
&
AN T s i s ) :l ' , l ,7l B lt i tn n .
burgh Manufartures generally, corner 01 Wood and Water
streets, Pittsburgh. inya
Geo. Albree, Son Si. Co.
J UST RECEIVED—A prime lips , ortnient ref bull.' Kid, cloth, and French patent foxed gaiters:
o l,,red and Mack gaiters: children's fancy Leads and
ciit shoes, all zinnia to special order. jellh2w d
—We have received L I NEN GOODS.
other lot of flue Linen Damask Table Cloths, Napkins,
Di pees, Towelling, Irish Linens, ,tc &c., which will be
sold at considerably less than the usual prices.
je-11 A. A. MASON & Co.
CONGRESS WATER —3G doz. Saratoga
Water tCongretw Spring,) just received by
JOS. FLEMING,
je I 4 Corner Diamond and Market at.
LIEN T.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Ajl have now on hand a very flue assortment of Clothe,
Cassimeres and Vesting.; Silk, Lawn a j nd other Cravats:
Rocket Ildkfx., ll.iery and Gloves of every descrialop, and
other Goods for Gentlemen's wear.
jel4 A. A. MASON A 00.
i, 4 ; e: • , ,!)" 4.""e4v.r.r„..,!0,!•4z-4::•01 , 2* , ^4:.=-- , -.---- s ;
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No. 31 Street
CALL AND E1A,111116
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COMMERCIAL.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OP TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
President.
1. WILMA.RTH.
Y ice Pres -
ORO. W CASS
T. S CLARKE',
Trainer,.
N. HOLMES, JR.
&aretary,
JAMES P. BARR.
Suprrintendent.
S. T. NORTHAM, Jn.
Ctrnsmstize of Arbitration for Jun,.
GRO. W. CABS, V. P.
JOHN & COBGRAVE,
HENRY LAMBERT,
PITTSBURGH DIARKRTS
OFFICE OF THE DOLT MOENTEOI POST, 1
Friday, June f
FLOUR...The aides fur the past two days font up 1097 bl.l,
hursda 1.,N1 blots extra float shue at y. 5. ,
24 bids supirfine from do. at ; fs, bids extra !ruin do. at
$5,70; 311 tails superfine from do. ut $.5.12 1 4 . 40 1.1,1 n ex tell
fr,,n, d o at $,A,7;;; 40 bite ompel fl lie from d,a. fa ;
lads extra in lots from do at $5,75, 247 1.1.1 a i•up..rtine fr• ni
wharf at f 4,9 v, itrid 100 l•bls do. from do at Vl-,dry
Subs lit) 1.1.4 n rxtrn ft om wagon at 3014.. e a t noud
extra family from stori. a, lAti2i extla
Wa c o. at $2.60; 6u bids e,tra from .I‘,.
blots d„. from wagon at ifi•Ai I• 1110 it,, from canal Oh i•..
and 100 bbd, ex Ent from et ,re, In lota, at $.5.7:,
()RAIN. .Snles to-day 100 Infs. ri I %heat from :Anal at
and 125 tins. Rye front clo 42i-i 43.
prin.. at exult, w,.1
111.14. fair at it , 4 c. anti.
hlitLASBES...Bale 10n bills oak to Lc Jelirrnwl tn•at Jan t
y let to May Ist, 1857, at .15e, coah on lel tvery.
WHISK .Selo 40 Mile rwillied a t 26c.
BACON . .The sales for the past two days tursslut to I airos
Ms, and 91 tierces as follows: 60,1100 lbs. shoulder., %nit, au.
Ismail at $%4w9; 10 1 4 6.01U1,, cud it..q491.0%, "WI ; ill IMM
lbs. sides at 1%; ZOO Ma shoulder and hams at 'P., and
lUu 4 ; 20011 sugar-rured hams at 13c., cash 40..0 rf,
shoulders at ytq, thirty daya; NSA/ Its. hues at lnu7. thirt)
day.; 111 tierces sewar cured hams at 121../is 13, rash an,
thirty days. 1 , 7-Way 111,000 IM, Bide+, at 10 3 ,, thirty days.
WOO lb.. shoulders at 04 4 . rash, 15 tierces augur-et/T.-4 hauls
at 1.10,. rash.
BEEF dr.! at 12t4,, •'.l,
BULK F.AT..SaI. 9.),0u0 mh..3ll.lera al 744.• a...,.
itleq at th 4
LA ILL/ .Baloa yestonlay tiarroa No. lat to,. coat,. ant
9.) t.L.Is. do. at 1(.1... ooh; wire to-day ,4* 100 1.1,k
birty days, and :25 1.4,1 a. aupars, at Caati
UIL FRl..x ist4l44 : , 44. I tArti et t44 4 4 . ....4111. per. L !!•t..
• 41., 4414. Lk. 44.1 •.14. , curb m.l Om, nt, 1 I!
0 Ilk: ASK. Salev 14,1 a. st n .. • 111•il
L Eli NI AN CIA 5 Seat I f.t... ..sal:
A9111:6...5n1, c.lte auf.,ltt4l ~.14 at
lat. n t rtro.
IfnitC>D V ITt Sales *MK,
TAU I•t•IPI tat.
Nl 1.1 . k tr. 31 $1,1'.. N I
Sele• of Stock., &c.
*rib, Ott , Me, .
Thur.ln) n,ltu I, 1., AU.
1,1 gr,U/sa I (.0
with i/1 1 ,••• 41 .11 t .l Jorli!l,4• i• •.
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a. Ino at.
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44- Three hottle• of Ilo•telter's ha.
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1., 1,1 tho pn n.,Li II 4.1.
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AUCTION
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IitACE BOOKS --1)n SATURI I .%
tuA. :Nth. :•., k. at I 311
rialn. R....n0t. corp., .4 W... 1 au , l IThh .!•
st k"f , 114,5 t, Honks, to • 10. b kr. ',mt.., 114,
t.r•l F.neto.lt mud Am.-rt.•o po
1,1 herraiurr, intrti m tatat..ry. hr..,; 1.. ;• 1.
nat., port olkich urn waluablo mid Int.-real", rn ,
t.-ho tporr prig/1 . a:was - Mr.! .•.ik. 011 n,..1
, rorr. ,, k, dr . A. P %I DAN
1
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.'"lnnt.on Plva.
tttint., li.•1 It
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tt.t, (1.41 tit.. 4.111 •• rep. rt 11, th. .t••••r
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41Cr11>Tl r e 11ASIIIN4.Iii•
Nrraa K. 4 /1. Juno 24. I
PARTNERSIIII 4
The lartner•hili 2 A 3t
1,42 i la 01.1 3 NI A ItTI uu I.r otyli /11
.1 3 3 1 r-• BLAIR t till. .I. 31141••11....1 to • •
«,N 1 Th, twill will 24 , •wilinlviii
331..A11t. istyle firm I two,
FOR 11',.•,1
str.4l xtrirot. 111.1,119 %/ in. It 9
I iialwitadwo immediately For ler i•I
li 1 hli l'A fii ICI,
021 No if id
W E OFFER
name I. FO I R S and A I: l E ,: : i t i l ir i v rili
b ll: si F , Ol H {l.l ,
nitontrill i whhh we would .41 lu xnmll I t. t.,
IA it I.llr.Chitowt. It ie tel tin- preitiost
artimail rata, Lind aul to'
THOS. No 711 Fourth
(INE DOLLARS A IF.k R.
ova—dory dwelling I,ouxe of
and Liteliva i itiiring initiate tai Virginia siriait,
attic lia of griiiind Lit Oil fart front liy p,
trim iv..., fakirl and location
Pr , •• lio ni. TO.I - 1114 WO la haul reautinili.tr at
CUTHBERT er.
•
je1:1 SI Nlarkel
DI:1 , 60011S AT REDl'('}il)
A. A. !ii.Aed IN 1 CO. ore how ofterlpg their mow n•.•
k of Dry (100115 cornprioing e veer varlet) of t•Ilk
minutiae, silk and straw bonnets, en, 11,x. gt•tt,l4 enthr ti •l•
erten and trimmings, hosiery, glove, Slid wI Its,
lettiol•keepthg goods of every delleriptho, S. ~t. , nt gie,ttlt
redneed prices. No. 25 Fifth street.
FOR SALE A very desirable l'4aintry
Residence, containing 63 Acres, beautifully siinab-d ,:u
the Ohio River, and adjoining the town of Beaver—well ino
proved, with X good et.thlege Moine and other tooldloo4.—
forest shrubbery, AL, TIIOIIAS WOOD: 1 .
)•••2:1 73 Fourth street.
lIOI'SF:iS FOR SALE—AII deli. •ri I Sid lin
o ,,,ibe ij Led Lana Register, wlncl, is gl.Ol, gr nnn
u, nil who roll at tic. 75 FOURTH ...ireet. „
lion., on a speculatlop, van in TIII.OIAS
Jena Fourth
IKA LED Proposals of Painter..; gi, e
o,ral 44f treSt oil paint to all the outside woods, k the
German Church. corner of Smithfield and cizlli nt_ o ll 1.4
t.d, from this day, to the nest ufJuly hv the
underhigned. F. A MIERFII. 1 pit
I. 11. DEMMER, j "t0. , 61.
C. GANG, All,gletny.
hittsloirgh, Jane 17th, 1156.
A TENT ELASTIC PAhG r
iIN)It EN
P
N I.:S.—Engineers and others interest. . „
to call and exkinlne a new artiste of packing p‘ir:• ,t
steam engine* p‘lllll.lS, Ac.,
The advantages of this article are' great th1ra14.11!)...1 1 , 444 •
of tallow. reduction of friction, consequently sav, rig of put,
ht lii7. en our rV the thyfing Girex. Lot,
'ming packed in a cone, the packing is gradually coumku,,,!,
thus saving time and material. Specimens of tin4ll .• 41.
siterl may be seen at
W. S. HAVEN'S Stationery Wareho u se,
Market st., i "rear of Seeond
GREAT BARGAIN !—For sale, a
tot table Brick DWELLING 1.101.3 E, .Ni :4) Front •t.
with two Lots of Ground, each 20 feet front 111d.a.p.Th.,
House is large and convenient; a good cellar, with cemented
Cool ; a hall, two parlors, dining-room, nod kitchen on tint
siory ; with a wash-house and large pantry—three chambers,
store nsan and bath room on the si..cond story, and nr,
r.,oins on third story. Fireproof slate roof, gm thtures and
t"t°' on first and second story. Large yard, with .hale
trees, grape nines, ate. The Improvements alone cost MOM
than the price asked for the whole property. Yrice Vo_sp--
onolourth in bend; rentainder at one, two and three years.
8. CUTHBERT k SON,
Reld Estate Agents. 51 Market st.
, .. _
MRS. ALLEN'S HAIR RESTORER, or
lylubalearnum,—This preparation, which 110.3 nest
been known be Nil in any case when used according t.. Ebe
directions, restores the hair to Its original strength and
color. It is not LI dye, and imp bottle is sollicient. If appliol
properly. Fur sale only by .105. FLE7!ING.
j.•2a Corner Market st. and the DIELIDunti.
MAGAZINES FOR JULY-
Ilarper'o Mognzl• e for July.
Uodey's
Urabant's "
Dalieu's '•
PeterSOU'a lt
Illustrated London News.
The Struggle fur Life, or Claude and the Skeleton
orsetnan. B. T. C. hIOItI3AN,
JOU it Birth etreeL
r;?•
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The Weather
' l/1 - VSEMENT
Indi..tien es,re
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T tn eU
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“. t an er dl in t...gat th a i Lstali cban d :
.tut ..tin,,ita.ltry,,ranediitcleyoreudpoy,rtedwiththatevelyall
Acting Nlanager. Treasurer, 3.-V. BOILETrE.
PRICaI OP Amtsztos:
Boxes and Plwquette 50c. Private Boxes, large $8 00
Second Tier 25c. I Private Boxes, small-- 5 00
'Boxes t;ir colored persona 25 cents. there linLy Yet b. suftlej_77 4" "MY were Hooded. Ifs°,
44- Certiti.ae, securing seats, 1.0.4 cents-extra.
4sr - Last night of Mix CELIA it/1 , 1 OLIVE UXIAN. THZ steamer "0rt.,. , e„,„,
h. may r
SATURDAY EVEN !NIL JUNE 28.1850, packet ter Wheeling thu 4.r
The Assassin's Doom--Lisette. Miss C. Logos; 'Mar
-5,1. Min, 0. A. W. Young.
The Spectre Gambler--I, , rylii., C. F.t.•r: Ma
I tnitorl, altu Ratite ib.
dine Caut,,r.
JAMES O'HAfIA
THOMAS BELL.
Paddy 11111 . es' Boy--Paddy !illliso, Ntrarrn; Mrs. Fid
get, Mem iturrell,.
GREAT IIGNSOLIDATED
CIRCUS & MENAGERIE!
The Largest Establishment In the World!
4r (Ii PER 1-' , (1: NI c TItF. Fl) It T
ih.trp veti po , ll , llti L. I ti.Llc forniattc,.
The Equestrian and Gymnastic Troupes
Rung , ml , l
AI the h.ol ohs an arr 4,1.4. t Med
COOKE FAMILY
n.an A4ii...y•s R 4,3,1 Amplial.tre. 1,11.1,,n; the
E,tir in nurninw, from The Nuti,,nak, NTH', LE
./ RUNK LITUIS, 010 ni..t Clitsmic EqTioNtrinit twe
FRANK CA It PENTER. iI, (ruing Bun-back Rider:
LI I LDRETH. WA rns ELL. ID /RN $lllll SEPARATE
'Mt PES i,F VIII.T1 , 117E1(: ., . Al 111 TCATS. EA NT , 01111.
ISTs AND 1 , 3 A MATISTS.
STUN E, th.. aprift i it SVit and pati4t.lif
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NV.. 1:55 a • v Art, Ili Ili t- 1010ao
and will 0.05,1 :tam t Intl, art ittlo
mhl t Iv, ottithot t that tan hap. ital . :to,l 01.. W !.
inli•is 4,11 i tho . I thy 1.1
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:at .1. , 5t..1anta,..."1, 11. 1101.... t.:
RP. HAI lulls tan and p 5.500.• V. 1 nu haul
and 6.1 &Air toy )111,1.}.111 A lIICKETSJ)N,
1..1" '2:11 and tt.r.l streta
AST! ti( ).1. I A gt•titliite
and fot 'al , 1.2.
1113 FLEMI 3.1 Ult. tt- 1
F isti_)biekerel in Ina . bid,.
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lot I.ln o, M-trwolh, 1111.1
'llll •nrLn;tnnunur Coo s. whip It Nr.• Will 1/pllll thl,hothng
.h•lh I. 111 RSIIFEI,D k SON. 5... 70 -;
II NI ititoro,t
_l_ .1114 , mA... , %%1011'11I AN, in the Pint ft•lho
Mac. I will hore.tflyr, cart, on lho U. , 11 ; 11.1
t.! Shy.q Iron mork, 411 111. h . 1...1t-110,1.1g 1/..•••:.1, .1...
r mryyt. 111-111 W 1 . 111111. Vlllll the 1,111'111 , 1.• .•I 1111.1\
S1.1l1.• 11 11111111101.1 1 hip.. lyn.lor toulNla.,l ,
v‘lh. faior in, With thyin tra.k. \I t.,' 11'16 111\
' II' • Pitt,l,t,:ll Mny
1;‘1\ ACRES first-rate land, three in
in prim, :1 V , V 1
.71..1 ,, L1t 11111 !I trOfll All gherly
, II ..I,t I) New 11,tgbiew and Aileghen
I, ‘ , ll ete,) tertud by
BLANK BOOKS, I.edgert , , .lonnutis, l'zi,h
and Day ”sell collt,ting houe,s. ( . . , 11tr
St,tiul,ntt Itailrtattl IteAs.,n band
t, , paltvl t..,171,(1
Ny. , IL\ YEN. Tthwk
tu,:ii
T.t1'()1;1' I'EN: , '1•10•.•
l•ktio,l, o.•
and skill ipkt
theyr it Lit/ th,,,h.r ~1 the ink; ete , INNS 111
VAritlid)o. f'2.01, put' For stir 1,1
W S. 11.AVEN, Stationer.
Market street, earner
TOT KT.—The Furwarding busines here
telia, ruffled on Ipy the 6ubsci ibex% under I 1.• sr, I
;•I ;lours .1 Llelin). will hereafter la- con - 111,..l under the
name cif Jones it g J. 11. JoN KS.
VALI . AIiLIi FARM FOR SALE. =it ti
In Wltyll, county. 01,j, nal, Ow julkt ti 01.1 thin
and In-nnbylvania Railroad wilt: :lie Cie, 01-ind Railroad.
Ga l miles west of Pittsburgh- snd .'"i ''f Cl.'"
laild--310 ear. of Oral rate land. two itwellin.: (au
triune liarnea, two orchards, a. arty acres of
cultivation; 140 nen, are rick notti.iii lend, well wa
tered with Inner springs 11.1 far./114. Thi4 fan:,
cnuiJ breftsily divided into ino or more farmm. Healthy
rental and good neighborliiiii.l. Coal abounds i n
ty.:u dis supposed to extend uudei fartm. For further
information apply to -
(1-111 Real F..ttitte A gents, 51 Market .trert.
DRESS GOODS.—A. A. Mason are offer
iug their entire stoa of De Janine., Chalk., 1 4.118.
Berni,re,r, C11i13(.41 and every other donsiption ul dines. good.
at greatly raduend prican
. -
•'t ,7 4 •-•=-• 04A‘>a'ie ""
4 - " li.VrWl•,'
EMI=I
Turn, ii
VAN AIIIIICRGII & CO.'S
Iv ILI. F:\ !MUTED ‘T
D. 1,1 As, ...bill. 7'.56, ,11117 AMEND S HUTU.
, AND 7 P. M.
FRANCISCO ISBOTIIERS
TWO STAR CLOWNS:
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Ron! Estats Agrntoi, )Itirk,t
RIVER NEWS.
TEE steamer "Bt. Lateran.," was yesterday taking
on
freight for the supply of the U. B. Army ou the troutier.
CAPT. SAM MAPON has taken charge or tie:, light
Eunice in the Wheeling trade.
Tug light draught and regular packet fur Gallipuh., ta„,
Avery" leaves this evening at 3 o'clock. Shipper,
nbunitl nut forget the thus.
l'Awityor.na wieblug a pleasant trip to the "Queen City"
sh,ul4l apply early ou hoard the stearuer "Saw Young,' wad
wrvure rooms, as nbe leaves punctually this afternoon.
'fur. J. 11. Conn." " Dufeude7," and "Moderator," ware
du.• at Luoiov.lie on the 2tith, from Cincinnati, on their way
=EMI
01R swamis:at friends is want of a first class A. No. 1 side
wheel steamer, will see by the card of I'. M. Davis that he
will sell the steamer Paul Jones" to the hest bidder oil
rllmlatty, the lit, at 3 o'clock.
Oen readers should bear iu mind that the steamer "J. B.
Cane si" leaves this evening direct fur St. Paul. The "Car
son stands A. 1 with the traveling public. Those wishieg
to embrace the prrseut opportunity should be on hoard early
1111E16,ure rooms.
Two sow steamboat huller arrived at the I nding since
Thursday, making fourteen la all now under completion.
Of the two last arrived, one is for Capt. James Woodburn,
built at Cunningham S (mimeo's ship yard, Monongahela
City. and the other for Capt. Wm. Dean, from J. S. Pringle'
yard, at Brownsville.
'rue Louisville Courier, of the 26th, wills:
River slowly failing yesterday, with only 3 feet 3 Inches
roster iu the Canal but evening.
Toe. St. Louis Democrat, of the 25th, says:
The river fell yesterday an inch or two. The Missouri Is
falling from Sous City to the mouth. The upper IdlasiaSiu•
pi is on a stand, or falling slowly, with the water ou the
!Ails., Rapids too shallow for the heavier boats. The Illinois
14 bring rapidly bereft of Its water. Several of the regular
isrits inner been withdraau, and are being supplanted by
‘rry light end small heat. About three feet on Beardstown
The packet from Louisville reperts the Tennessee
ria
mg. and that the Ohio at Paducah had risen two feet. 0w
.% i., thr Jorge demand for laborers, and their aversion to
work under the burning Rein, wages have risen very high.
poriy coot, yrr hour was offered yesterday and refused.
eurrel iambi ho, r lately been tlisserted by their crews of deck
hands and firemen.
steamer ^ Aquila, from Ptttaburgh, won the trot
through to Green Bay, arriving there on the ltith. The
burgh way oil exeltetnnnt on the occasion. The Adrocntr. of
LI, loth. brings the full secortnt of the proceedings, which
're vary , aterepting.
Prima Donne - arrived yentenlay from Louisville,
with 2.2 piolsengers. She left again in the evening, being
th. , 4.1-tal Loninville pocket.
PORT OP PITTSBURGH
4 MO:7 1V INCHE, ',TER IN TILE CHANNEL DT PIER MERE
AKlt' VRID
Sii-nnier Nebraska. Bears. 31'Keesport.
irk Moore. Mibeeling.
Ilenderickson. Brownsville
Silver Wave, M'Nlillan, St. Louis
•• Clara Deun. Reed. Dubuque.
•• St. Louis, Deau. Dubuque.
'• Tigress, Horst, Wellsville.
Chas. Avery, Tercel e. lia ) lLpdie.
•
DEPARTED.
Steamer Nebra s k a , Beare, 3f'Kaeap,art,
" itellaneo, Doyle, Wheeling . .
•• Euilnu , Henileriekson, Brownsville
" Cliflou, Poe, Dubuque.
•' North Star, Ilaylep, St. Louis.
•• Itis-IL et. Wolfe, fiallipolls.
Tignxv. Ileret.
STEAMBOATS.
WHEELING, &c.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
Th.• It(ISAL I E.. Capt. tire. Dncte. and Oil
CapL lisoann D. Nintatx.. will run no
REGULAR DAILY PAL:Iit:TS lAetwoen Pitts
-I,arg h. sl,otwuville and Wbosling. stopping at all int....rmo
..tatr
'I h.. DI URN Al. will leave Pittsburgh on 31ondays, Wed.
and Friday., nt 1U "'Hoek. A. M.—krTURNING, nhe
01 1.-an., Whold.r.q ou Thursdays and Saturdays,
7 , 7 -•.-hs.k. A. NI.
The g. , lt F:ST CITY wilt also Leans Pittsburgh on Tin*days.
Saturd..yd. at In Lo'clork. A. .51.—Itarvszaao.
.11,udays, Wednesdays and Fri.
..1a) 4. at A. NI.
bur iyanaooKr ripply on board, or to
J. D. WLLINUWOOD, Agent,
No. 165 Front ntrro
Regular Packet (or Marietta, Parkers
burg. llockingport, Pomeroy, Point
Plca.mut and Cm
Ths new and very light draught stammer
ro 11AltLM A\ EltY, Capt. W. P Ton O Nee
will leave f, the abov mu! intermediate VOrtb
• N.-ry PRIDA V, 10 4 Y. M.
'.,IN
West Newton—Ltegttlar Packet.
Regular Dailey Packet fur Writ Newton, in
connection with the Connelsville Railroad.—
Tin .• u.llent and very light draught steamer
A. Capt. C. ann., will leave DULY (except Sun
v (..1 West Nawtoti. in connection with Connelrille Rail
• •
• .kr , .l Shipp re will apply op Loanl or at the
!, es. t.di %Viyl" tx4t. kl 7
- • • .
The Ate.,ta., CHICAGO, Chia.. THOeL JAVINis
; 1 Clet k 11. W otniuo, wiU leave fur the above
.tad iutermetlitte ih,rts uu TUESDAY, July let,
A M.
..r passage apply on board, or at the PITT&
; ,;;, II NI AIIIN E ASSOCIATION ROOMS, Nu. BS'. Water
Je2B
_ _
Tll.. st timer SAM YOUNG, Captain C.
Ztll.l h a A la. a A .rcr and t t, le
ln~rta on s a A v T c
u fo ß r .
.: , 11., at 1U luck A. M.
paAsatte apply on bnArtl. or at the PITTS
PA Fa, II NIA RINE ASSOCIATION ItOO3IS, No. B'2 Water
fe2.5
MEE
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
Th, .t,aurr It. F. SASE. Capt. .1. VANDce
k, W. I'. Dina--xiII 111“, for the
terni,dinie ports on MON DAY,
a it; I,la ar ‘,....wize apply on bowa or at the PITTS•
1:; Itt II .NEN h: A N+OCI AVON ROOMS, Nu. 82 Water
.;:aet
je23
For Cincinnati and Louisville
. • .
Tito sreatner SAINT LOUIS, Captain .1 bIEIE
t ig ati IteAs--elerk. .1. 11. Liotnrrotat—will leave for
IL. above and intermediate porta on TUFO-
A .1111 r lot. at In o'elt.ck A. M.
froilfht or pasaag, apply ou hoard, or at the PITTS.
Pt h u ll MARINK ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. all Water
-tro,t
Dag
SAINT LOUIS, &c.
For St. Louie end Keokuk
. • .
The :drainer LATROBE, Capt. L. CADMAN—
' leave for the above and In
,
terntediate ports on SATU RDA Y. June 2801, at
4 ••••Torli. I'. M.
F..t• Ir...cht or apply on hoard, or at the PITTS
ItLflull MARINE Ar3SOCIATION ROOMS, No. 82 Water
erroor. JO2B
Tito steamer ST. LAWItKINCE. Captain H.
DUN - L/0.-oer k, J. Luou —will levee for
rho ittlov, tool interthethate ik,rts on SATUR
h kV, June nth, nt Ll 0",.1.4.1r, A. V.
Ira fr.l Ott ; %.r pogo ge it;ply ou Lord or the PITT:
I:l I:till >L It' F.: ASSOCIATION ROOMS. No. 82 Water
je2s
For St. Louis. tialeitrt. Dubuque and St.
'Ube stelunt, J. B. CARSON, Captaiti D. Z.
B,:tI.KFLI.-CiOlk, W. IL Br.tcseu.—will tear° for
ata, I! anti intern...di:lto ports on SATUIt.
11.11"..tmo. at M.
F it fret,4lll. or la wragn apply on board, or at the PITTS.
1:1 . 1t..l It MARINE AzSOCIATION Ruo.llB, No. 82 Water
Ja2s
LAE CIO N S C O.- TRANSPORTATION
LINE. !laving made extensive roli k ag i
pat
oions this winter, We 910 now prepared
to .1- a HEAVY BUSINESS by PENNSYLA AMA CANAL
and I 1 I LROAD, THROUOIL TO AND FROM THE EAST
ERN CITIES. We eau assure our friends and all those
,itspo,,al to patronize the Pcnna. Canal and Railroad, that no
I be spared to render general saris( action to
of Eastet u and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
th. THE INCLINED PLANES ON THE ALLEGHENY
.IITAGE RAILROAD will give incrixised despatch to the
of freight.
..n PENN street, at the o..tual Basin.
toltl4 LLOYD A LEMON.
A ER. PAUL JONES FOR SALE.-
). 7 'Tht , underniginxl offer for rale, the tine
teduter PAUL JONES, an she now lien at the ,
a lull flit Pit taburgh.
Tie PAUL JONES is one year and four months old—
t, lel beet, bran, feet, hold Rt e ., feet. two engines,
t..) [milers 23 Mellen in diameter, 7 feet stroke. She in in
...millet, order and well found in all respects. The cabin is
,f tit , - need approved !Ey le, and fitted up in the roost elegant
ALL.I.)NEg adi be sold ou the following terms:—
,t 1 •ov• fifth cash, ladat, 4, S, 121uld 16 mouths, with In
t•• 4 and approved ae,urlty. If sold boat is not sold at
pri,att• salt. twf,.. , Ist day .of July next, she will be of
t. ..•1 ...lion, and sold en that day.
A ic y against the PAUL JUNKS, will
to the undersigned for settlement along with
f Trustees.
Ili, balm, of the claims, RS soon as said boat is sold.
W. A. CALDWELL,
MARK STEELE:4O. /
Lli.J
Tr 1E R'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
Tv A talciputiug the want of facilities tot
truest), hog Freights to and from the East
i.rtt Cities, lis Pennsylvania Canal and Rat roads. We lave
ins iior clerk of Boats, itc„ on same, to a DOUBLE
DAILY . LINE. which gives us a capacßy cif over 1600 tons
lief mouth each way.
e assure our friends, and those disposed to patronise the
`tat, improvements, there will be nothing spared uu our
poi t. to render general satisfaction in forwarding Eastern
and Western Freights with promptitude and despatch.
KIER & MITCHELL,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
GEO.BINGIIAM & CO.L-TRANSPIAiTA-
YloN LINE--VIA PENNA. CANAL -
:not itAIL ROA D.—The subscribers are p
pa,, ,t to ship FORTY TONS OF PRODUaIi All. to Pinta
il:ll,ls. Baltimore., ur New York, via the State Works.
't !ir !. wlil pay particular attention to Way Freights between
Pitnikurgit and Johnstown. Having a DAILI LINE OF
Flli,T CLASS PENNSYLVANIA CANAL BOATS, we-hope
to be able to render entire satisfaction.
300 Boxes Fire Crackers;
itm).(o. Torpedo..
J ast r.-ceived and for Sale by
Nvegm
CINCINNATI.
For Cincinnati
Nor Cincinnati
LOUISVILLE
For St. Loni
GEO. BrNOHA.II & CO,
Canal' Basin. Liberty et
REY M.EFC - Ar. ANDERSON,
39 IT cs.si st, uippoalte St. Charles.liotO
DR. 24OSEIg
INVIGORATI R
NG CORDIAL,
A PHENOMENON IN lIHDICLNE
Health Restored and Lite Lengthened
HORSE'S INVIGORATING , ELIXIR.
ITWILL replace weakness with streng - th,
incapeaat y with efficiency, irregularity with uniform and
natural activity, and tide not only without hazard of mu
lio*it-n, but with a happy street on the general organization.
Bear
fi In mind that :111 wherever they begin,
nish with the nervous eyed., nip! that the paralization of
the nerve et motion and sensation to physical death. Bear
In mind, al., that ter every kind of nervous disease, the
Edir.4 Cordial la the fluty relinhl . . preparation known.
CCU.*
No inn UV NERVUI:3 ulegast:S.
guege am convey nn adequat e idea of the imedt..
ate end almost m iraculon a tn change which It 0, ..1111.1 in the
debilitated Mal ahattered
DJ ayatem, whether
broken down by et Ulla, weak by nature, or. impaired by
eicknese--the unstrung and relavi,d
....m i zation le at once
braced, revivified and bhilt up. mu menial and phveica
t o e l Y f u7 i t t e i;e:M N :Ledt : oal.MCfinn.theee:Vrdieto.tatir7codintdi:tite7eino it'v.7"."must.iri't;:tfiol:::ng:hetittitoC°lrof,;"d'a444;rlC'rtkei*tot:rtl'ell'it
1.088 OP BiPl4loity,
Confusion, giddiness, rush of blood to Um head, melancholy,
debility, hysteria, wretchedness, thonghtsolsolf-destruction
—fear of insanity, dyspepsia, general trostration, irritabili
ty, nervousness, Liability to sleep, disease Incident to males
decay of the propagating functions, hysteria, monomania:
vague terrors, palpitation of the heart, Impotency, constipa
tion, etc., from whatever causes arising Ih3, if there be any
reliance to be placed on human testimony, absolutely infal
lible
A GREAT AISDICINB FORFnL4LXB.
nnparalhied effects of this great restorative in all
complaints Incident to females mark a new era in the annals
of medicine. Thousands of stinnlanta,bave been invented—
thousands of invigorants concocted—all .purporting to be
icified in the various diseases and derangements to which
the delicate formation of woman render her liable.
EVERY WOMAN OF SENOR,
Who suffers from weakness, derangement, nervousness, tie
more, pains in the back, or any other disorder, whether pe
culiar to her sex or common to both se = es—ehould give the
Invigorating Conlial'a trial.
MA.R.RIED
after
Or others, will find tide Cordial, after they have used a bot
tle or two, a thorough regenerator of the syistem. In all
directions are to be found the happy parents of healthy off
spring, who would not have been so but for this extraord.b
nary preparation. Arid it is equally potent fur the nmny
diseases for which it Is recommended. Thousands of young
men have been restored by using it, and not In a ilugle in
stance has it failed to benefit theta.
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION,
Or consumptive habits, are restored by the nee of a bottle or
two to bloom and vigor, changing- the akin from a pale, yei
low, sickly color, to a beautiful florid complexion.
TO TILE IILIEGULDFJ.).
These are some of the sad and melancholy effecte produced
by early habits of youth, viz: weekeelie of the back and
limbs, pain. in the head, din:lmes of sight; toes of muenilar
power, relpitation of the heart, dyepepsta, nervous Irrita
bility, defangement of the digestive functions, general de
bility, symptoms of rousumptione, etc.
Mentally, the fetueul effects on the mind are much to be
dreaded. Loss of memory, conflation of ideas, depression of
spirits, evil forebodings, aversion to society, selfdintrust
hive of solitude, timidity, etc., are Elem., of the mile produced
All thus afflicted,
BEFORE OONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
Should 1,11,4 ct that a sortud mind nod body are the most no
cesimry requisites to promote connubial happinere; Indeed,
without these, the Journey avouch life becomes a weary
pilgrimage—the prospect hourly darkens the view; the mind
becomes shadowed with despair, and filled with the melan
choly reflection that the happiness of another bocomes
blighted with your own
CAUTION!
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Conlin! has bean countl - felted by
some unprincipled pereous.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the proprietor's
facedmile pasted over the cork of each bottle,and the follow
ing words blown in the glass:
Dr. florae's Invigorating P Cordial.
C. H. RLNG, , N. .
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, inroprietor pint bott Y les
—price three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars, six for
twelve dollars. C. 11. RING, Proprietor,
Broadwa N. Y
Sold by Drug-data throughout the l92
United State y s , , Canada
and the Weet
AGENTS:
Pittaburgti DR. OW. H. H . KYSER., No. 1.10 Wood et.
1 , 11:31ING BIWS, No. GO Wood Ntreet ;
It. H. er:LLERS.
City...BECHHAM k IrIi.ENT; AN ;
I ANIES T. SA_M.I'LE 1 CO.
J. P. FLEMING.
A t. pin for Obin...J. D. PARE.„Cincinati.
A CA
_
RL)
TO THE LA DIES.-
DR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN MONTIILY PILLS FOR
PRAIA LES. The combinaii.,ll of ingredients in Dr. Dupe!,
ees Golden Pills, are perfectly harmless. They have bees
need in the private practice of old Dr. Dupont° for over 30
years, and thousands of ladies es., testify to their great and
never-falling success in alnioet every case, to eorTec4s'.-,
Inegularitles, relieving painful and dietressing xnetuttent4-.. k .
lieu, particularly at the change of life. Frhtu sto 10.'„It1i
will curo that common yet dreadful diaeaae, the
Nearly es ery lady is the land auftbrs from that coraphthit
The atm.'s.° yril has perzuanently cured thougsudg, and
you if you the them. They cannot harm you—on the
contrary, they remove ull übstructivs, restore nature to its
proper channel, and Invigorate the whole system. Ladies
whose health will nof permit an Iticmse of family, will find
these Pills a snctessful preventive. Par particulars sea ds
rections on the box. Price sl—and will be sent to ladies
confidentially, by mall, by enclosing $1 to either of the fol
lowing agents:
Sold by SAMPLE & REED, general Agents for Allogheuy
City; FELTON'S Drug Store, Birmingham, JOHN P.SCEOTT,
and by W. A. GILDENFENNEY & CO., N0..1,3, Fifth street,
opprerito the Tbeatrt,, Pittsburgh, who will supple dealers at
pruprietor's prices. Pohl by all Druggists in the city and
United States. Apr2L6mdlip
SANDS' SARRAPARILLA.
IN QUART BOTTLE&
Flm the Remora' and Paynanenl Cure etf aR Dise.2.lAi
from an Impure ..kate of the faood, or
Habit of the .4.strm.
This truly valuable preparation is extracted front solo.-tad
roots of the finest descriprion. by means of until pensh e and
powerful apparatus. which obtains the medicinal anti active
principle in a highly conrentratell form, so scientifically com
bining the several vegetable products in the process that a
compound extract of z%rsiiparilla is obtained infinitely sup,
lbw to any other for purifying the blod, and the care ot
&rattle, Salt lamina, Ulcers, Fever, Sores, Pimples, Bala,
Cutaneous Eruptions, IlhetunatLwn, lieratrial diseases, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis Coustunptin, Female Ir
regularities, Laseof Appetite, and General Debility.
This powerful remedial agent acts simultaneously upon the
Stomach, the Circulation and the Bowels, and gently fitiMil
lates, while it disengages and's - a-petit from the system ell that
is Irritating and prejudicial to bodily health. Being purely
vegetable, it is perfectly harmless in its operation; the most
delicate persons may take it at any time with perfect safety.
Tho astonishing sticcess of this medicine constantly In
creasing during the last sixteen years,, has serured for It the
distinguished commendations of the-Facmity, mid it enjoys a
widesipread popularity and extensive patronage which throws
entirely out of competition every other preparation of Sarsa
parilla.
resiwctfully n"licitrti to the fidlowing certifl
ANOTHER CURE Or sertoFru.A
. .
N. V_ September 1. IC.i-t.
- Maces. A. B. of l). Soncl.e.—tlentlernen: 1 hare tor nearly
three year. been troubled with that dreadful dieeese. Scrofu
bi: so much so. no to be mien:tire to my Livia - mil and to my
self; and to obtain relief. have tried every kind of medicine
that came under my notice. without effect. t int of Illy neigh
born, who had been cured of a einidar (mute:Lint by your
Sarsaparilla, tLaVinell toe to make a trial of It, and I can truly
say that it has done me a world of good, having completely
cured me. 'loping that my evidence imy induce others
similarly afflicted to adopt the mine remedy, with the same
satiabictory results, 1 remain gratefully yours,
SA/1111_ J. PotnatAti.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggists
and Chemists, 100 Fulton street, Now York. Sold also by
B. A. FAIINESTOCR & CO., FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh,
and by Druggirts generally. Price $1 per bottle, or six bet
ties forth. jel4 lm
TONICS WON'T DO !—They never did do
more than give temporary relief and they never will.
lint because they don't touch the time of the disease. The
cause of all ague and bilious dieusees is the atmospheric
poison called Miasma or Malaria- Neutralize this poison by
Its natural antidote, and all disease cased by it di appeal s
at once. Rhodes' Fever inn' Ague Cure is this Antidote 0
Malaria, and moreover It Is a perfectly harmless medicine
rho certificate of the relebrutod chemist, J. It. Chiltoic of
New York, to this ellect, is attached to every tonic: the,.
fore if it does no good it call do no harm. •
This ix more than ran Ise said of Quinine. A rtenic. ..r any
tonic in existence, as their us• is ruinous to t h e constituti on
and brining on Dumb Amid, which never ajlows a person to
feel porfeetly well for a single ` moment, in illustration of
these truths]. annex some extracts from a letter just received
from a Physician:
timatterows, Ohlo, March 17. 1856.
JAS. A. RHODES, Eaq.—Dear Sir: Youraof '`d inst. is at
Mind. The Cure arrived late last year and the difficulty in
getting any one to try it ens greatly increased Irma the
fact that a remedy had been introduced which was growing
in favor with the public, as being bettor than using Quinine
—not knowing I presume that the relukdy they used to
escape taking Quinine, containol the drug, itself!
This remedy, known ILS Smith's Tunic , would invarialiy
break an ague, but it did not cure it, as it would often re
turn with renewed vigor. This our circumstance I deemed
in your favor. If I could institute a tent comparison between
it mid your Cure. The tOIiOIVOI,t it the result:
Three pinto/s took your Cure, all of which were cases of
Quotidian Intermittent Fever, of many weeks standing.
They had tried Quinine, and other remedies. occadonally
missing a chill, but it wits ttli alt nil such carol elowly wear
ing them out, nod laying the foundation of oiler and seve
rer maladies. I did succeed in ffeeting a radical cure of
all three of these cases with your reneedy; and they have
not had aehill since. In all three of these CASeN the Smith'i
Tonic had been used, and would, as before stated, break tbd
chill. lint after a period or two had elapsed It would return.
I think there will he no difficulty now in giving to your
Cure the vantage ground of any other remedy now in uea
here. ic., Ac. WILLIAM BUCKNER, M. D.
RHODES' FEVER and AGUE CURE,.or ANTIDOTE To
MALARIA, the only hartuhs,a remedy in existence, in
equally certain 101 a PREVENTIVE, as a CURE Take it
when you Gad the chills relating on, and yen will never have
u single one.
JAMES A. RHODES, Proprietor, Providence, R. 1
For sale by Druggists generally, jell
P. ATE DISEASE - S
-DR. BROWN, Nil.
50 Smithfield street, between Third and Fourth
streets, devotee his entire attention to an Office Prso.
tics. His business la, for fhe most part, continsel to
private Emereal Diseases. and such painful affecione, jF.
brought on by imprudence, youthful Indulgence and excess.
Syphilis, Syphilitic Dwai., tionorrhen,Oleet, Stricture
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the Blood, with all dlesasca
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Totter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Sentinel weaknenu,
Pisa, Rheumatism, Female Wealtnestie, Monthly
Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints. Helga in Ann, Nervous
Affections, Pains in the Rack and Ltiinek Irritation of the
Bladder and Kidneys, eucceesfully treated. Cure guaranteed.
Twenty yenne practice (ton hiethie.city) enables Dr. Brown
to offer assurances of a speedy care tO all who may cents un
der his care.
Office and Private OnusnHatton RooMs 150 Smithfield et,
between Third and Fourth streets.
Sit-Charges moderate. . rat.wl •
DR. BROWN continues to be consulted 11:r
the cure of SECRET DLSEASE4 His nucceen in
long-standing cases is unequalled. The ittnicted are invited
to cull without delay. Persona eillicted with Venereal the.
eaves, Rheumatism Plias. or Seminal steedd nut
delay to get his advice. Letters containing a tee, mime:hate
ly answered.
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