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LOCAL= AFFAIRS!
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SIXTH kNIMAt
PF4NNSYLVANIA
STATE 461RICULTFRAL SOCIETY,
7 • 7 7 " rat 33 HELD • •
On SEPTIREIBXEL 30th, and on
4 0:13 TonEa Ist, - tad and 33, - 1E56.
:1424 808. O. WALKER, Bacrotary.
Meeting of Select Council.—The Select Council
met last evening, Mr. Clarke in the Chair. Members
present—Messrs. Alexander, Clarke, Drum, Galway,
ions, Lambert, Murdoch, Reed, Smith, Taylor,
Varmun, Wade, Weaver and M'Auley. The object
of the meeting was to reconsider the motion of the Sa
lted Council in regard to the consolidation question.
OA motion of Mr. Murdoch, Mr. G. W. Cass, Presi
dent of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, was re
quested to address Council in relation to the quos
tit:44, -glitch he did at length, explaining clearly the
ixitportauos of the object, giving statistics and facts
in relation to consolidation, which, if not new, were
received with great attention by the Council. Mr.
Reed offered the following resolution :
• Provided, Also that the Committee appointed to
represent the city shall vote for consolidation only
upon condition that said contemplated consolidated
company shall first indemnify the city of Pittsburgh
from the payment of interest, accruing on the bonds
hinted by said city for stock subscribed to the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad, until the maturity of
millponds.
The above resolution being in the shape of an
amendment to the action of the Common Council, it
was discussed and indefinitely postponed by a vote
of 11 to 3.
The cation of the Common Council was then con
.cnrred in by a vote of 12 to 2.
Yaks—Messra. Alexander, Clarke, Drum, Galway
Jones, Lambert, Murdoch, Smith, Taylor, Vern=
Wade and Weaver.
Nave—Mesera. Reed and M'Auley.
, The stook of the city of Pittsburgh will therefore
be east in favor of eons Aidation.
Birmingham Semin ary.--The examination and
4W:dams of this institution took place on last Fri
day afternoon and evening. The scholars, both male
andlemale, acquitted themselves with credit. Classes
in algebra, philosophy, astronomy, physiology and
other branches of education usually taught in Semi
naries passed the ordeal, arid we take pleasure in
saying that parents and teachers were alike satisfied.
The exhibition in the evening was decidedly inter-
The declamations of the young masters, and
dhe compositions of the young misses gave evidence
that all that was necessary to make them opt in their
departments was their own application under present
tutorage. This institution is under the control of
Rev. G. K. Ormond, assisted by his brother Marcus
and sister Maggie, who, we have no doubt, will firm
ly establish a school that will be very useful in the
net • hborhood.
Arctic I"..yuges ar Martntic Holt.—The able and
indefatigable efforts of Dr. Beale in having produced
a panorama of the Arctic Regions, far eclipsing any
previous production of art in this country, is not on
appreciated by our citizens, for Masonic Ilell teas
crowded last eveningby a fashionable and highly de
lighted assemblage. On every part of the continu•
one voyage the greatest care has been bestowed by
the artist and nothing is left untouched which might
have been desired. Flo holds a mirror up before us
which reflects with magic brightness the various s
cissitudes of the explorers, the wild and beautiful
scenery of the North, with its unfailing accompani
ments of danger and pariL All should visit the ex
hibition who are fond of viewing nature's most at
tractive scenes in the highest style of art. There
will be an afternoon exhibition to-day at three
o'clock.
The Fri , nod Meadville Expr.to nod Tran.prwt , -
riot Company, yesterday morning, took the mail from
this city, for the first time, under the new contract.
This Company, we are credibly informed, is made ;4
of honorable and responsible gentlemen, who lila
along the route. The traveling public, therefor.%
bare every assurance that vpred, ease and comfort
have all been consulted. Passengers who wish to
patronize a home Company, instead of a foreign one,
will find an agent at the St. Clair Hotel, ready to
receipt them through from Pittsburgh to Erie, or any
intermediate point. Mr. tiordon, the proprietor of
the Red Lion Hotel, is also authorised to receive and
receipt fare for the new Company.
The Flog Colave. —The Committee of the Do
quesne Grays appointed to present the beautitul flag.
of which we have beff..ro -o .leer., to the Chicago
Light Guards, departed ).:•tea toy afternoon. no
Committee consist, of Captain David CauipLefl,
Lieut. R. B. Roberts, Messrs. John S Kennedy, Jobe,
Hague and W. E. McLaren, of the Grays ; Samuel
Jones, D. W. Boss, Harry Shirts and C. H. Paulson.
CoL Samuel W. Black accompanied the Committee
u the orator. The Committee cannot help having a
glorious time.
Var. Arnbur9h's Circus and Menagerie will arrive
to-day and pitch a huge tent io front of the Ameri
can Hotel, Penn street, This is without exaggera
tion the best collection of men and beasts now trat,ei
ing, which will be demonstrated to the many thou
Bands who can he accommodated during its stay.
The moat ample police arrangements have linen ef
fected, so that families may safely visit this interest
ing and unique performance. We bespeak for Van
Amburgh's Circus and Menagerie a full attendance
of full grown and juvenile humanity.
Yesterday Afteraf , oa quite a crowd gathered at
the Merchant's Exchange to witness a contest a
pens between the Professors of Writing in our rival
Commercial Colleges. It was tu have taken place
between d. D. Williams and Wm. P. Cooper, but the
latter gentleman not being iu town, his place was
filled by A. Cowley, his partner. Mr. Williams,
however, refused to write with Mr. Cowley, hence the
affair was postponed until this afternoon, when Coo
per will be on hand. "Beneath the rule of men
entirely great, the pen is mightier than the sword."
Allegheny Valley Railroad.--This road will run
four excursion trains on the Fourth of July. The
first will leave at 8 o'clock, A. M.; the second at hi,
A. M.: the third at 12, M., and the fourth at Bt, P.
M. The Allegheny Valley Railroad is now opened
up for 43 miles, and is under the superintendence of
A. J. Hopper, Eeq., one of the best practical railroad
men in the country, which is evidenced by the free
dom from accidents, /cc., that has attended it since
he first took it in charge. This will afford a capital
opportunity for pic-nics and parties of pleasure to go
on a new route on the Glorious Fourth.
A Collection of M o .troeih'ea.—There is now on
exhibition at the corner of Sixth and Wood streets, a
collection of natural—or unnatural—curiosities, well
worthy of a visit from those food of such sights.
They consist of a double headed calf, with five legs,
and a eocaplete double development of all its parts :
and an eight legged pig. These monstrosities are
both alive, and are exhibited along with a number of
.other curiosities ofa similar character.
No Reward for Lair.—The Common Council
Monday evening passed a resolution, offered by Mr.
Quinn, authorizing the Mayor to offer a reward , f
$5OO for the apprehension of John Lutz, the supposed
murderer of Richard O'Leary, but the Select branch
'failed to concur. There seems to be a general im
,pression abroad that no arrest will be made until
some stimulant like that proposed by Mr. Quinn be
applied to the detectives of our city.
Pyoth Gardner, the famous banjoist, is in town
with a troupe of Ethiopian Minstrels, and purposes
giving a couple of entertainments in a day or two.
Frank has hosts of friends here and as he has not
been among us for four years, we will be surprised if
his houses are not crowded.
The Librarian, in behalf of the Pittsburgh Young
Men's Christian Association, gratefully acknowledges
donations to their Library from Rey. D. H. Riddle,
D. D.; Wm. S. Plumes, D. D.; John 1L •Shoenber
ger, Esq.; Dr. Wm. Addison and H. S. Bosworth,
Esq.
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--.lliitsbuqrancltkißoliroati Conso/idation.—The
Councils refused, on Monday night, to authorize the
City's stock (four thousand shares,) in the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad to be cast for consolidatiost.
It passed the lower branch, but the Select refused to
concur. The election for or against the measure
takes place to-day.
JULY 2
Advertisement.)
Dento&atie Celebration.—The Democratic citizens of
Allegheny City and neighborhood, and all friendly
to the election of Buchanan and Breckinridge, are
respectfully invited to join with the " Buchanan and
Breckinridgc Allegheny Club," in celebrating the
approaching anniversary of American Independence ,
in the grove near the Hotel of Captain David R.
Williams, in Duquesne Borough.
Boats will be in readiness at 10 o'clock A. M., at
the Collectoes Office, Allegheny, to carry persons
free of charge.
Dinner will be served at one o'clock, P. M.
Thomas Moffitt, Christian Shrum,
John Oakes, John McDermott,
John Swan.
Committee of Arrangements.
Oa- Three bottles of Hostetter's CELE'
BRATF.D STOMACH BITTERS will cure the Dyepepeia.
One bottle will create an appetite, force off the impure bile,
purify the blood, and invigorate the system. Two bottles
seir. cure thc worst form of Liver Complaint. One bottle
will dissipate that weakness at the pit of the stomach, give
color to the countenance, impart tone and strength to the
system, and lend cheerfulness to the mind. Every family
should have HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STONIAC II
BITTERS. No article is so peculiarly adapted to the de'
pressing effects of summer weather,
110STETTEIR
Solo manufacturers and proprietone, No. 267 2•uun et
And for sale by all the principal lintels and 'Drugists
hronabout the United States and Canada*. fe2lalsw
LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT OF
GROUND 1N THE SEVENTH WAItD AT AUCTION.
On THIHISDAY evening, July 10th, at S o'clock, at the Mer
chants' Exchange, will be sold, that desirable Pi Co
ground situate nn Crawford street, baring a front of RI
feet, and extending hack 115 feat to Tannehall street, being
lot No. It. and part of No 14 in the plan of lota hdd ont by
thr late Aaron Hart, dec'd.
Tana-Owe half cash; residue In one and two 3ears, with
Interest, secured by bond and mortgage,
j y l P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN TILE
NINTH WARD AT ACCTION.—On THURSDAY aft,
noon, July 3d, at 3 o'clock, on the premises, will be sold
those five desirable Building Lets situate near the Outer Dv
pot of the Telma. It. R. Co., on Clymer street, opposite the
Fair (hounds, bet 14,43111 Liberty street and Spring alley, has
lug each a front of twenty feet on Clymer street, and extend.
lug back 76 , ,/, feet.
Tgaxis—One-half mall; residue in one year, with inter.d.
;yl B. M. DAN LS, Auct'r.
PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL
AT THE Bli }TAU) VENERIAN HUSH.
L.—Established for the CUIRI: of Syphlins, Remand
eaxneaa and the Infirmities of Youth and Maturity. by
Dr. AMOS k RUN, BrPFALO, New Yort--Otftre, ,rne.
Main and Quay streets. inf. stairs.)
An instrument for thecure of general Debility. I mp-tence.
Inc intinence, or Nixturnallssitimi.
'flies instrument fins been used with the mast happy etlei
in the preen, or the Moat eminent physician+ sud surgeon..
in the Itrit.lt empire. France and Oermany lu teed. ai r.•
marl:able were the cures, that the late Sit AtiIII I 1 .. has -
It as the Harbinger of Life." The use of this will milt
sustain the high encomium.
URN TAKFI PARTICULAR NOTICE
Dr. AMOS A SON ere the onl* Physician+ in the Shat.
who ere members of the Royal College of Surgeons. Latd.in,
F:radnales of one of the most eminent Colleges in the Lintel
States, take pleasure in ... L ....1ug that they have inientet
meet important Instrument for the Clim of the Isla..
ilieeases. It has been subjected ton test by the most eminent
phi side., in London. Porte, Philadelphia and New }'ore..
It hes lean declared to be the only useful instrument ere:
et discovered for the cure of Seminal Weaknees, oi an,
disease at the genital organs, arising triton the stilitni
habits of self-indulgence wlikh destroy both holy au 1
mind, unfitting man either for marriage or society.
Dr. AMOS A SON, m order to satisfy the must skeptical ins
to the mi tits of their instrument, pledge I heruselve• that lu
any Instance where they may pros.• unsatisfartorl after a hut
trod, the money will he refunded by returning the Instr.
ment In rood order.
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Persons Ist:thing the souse useful I custrnment rill °lnert
that the pace. with the scrompsnylng directions, secure) v
perked and sent by el.prews, is ten dollars
lor the Vetioreal end .II pirate ettraphalot
rtrirtotree, arsminal weak 11.3, vim,* to the
tiott, of the kidttrye, dtemeee of the heel, throAt. (10AL , and
akin, attd all atm.- dreadful tafntet /mat arlahar from a ua n t
habit of youth, whirh prochtve ~Justituttowtl debtlity, t• , q
tiers mat ru.ge trunomthle, laud to the end dec.,' a Loth lady
.id mind
Dr AM OS A S.IN have deaot. , l (lot" atteallott es it
rely to tat" jw,llllar ciao of tnaladmo, 41.1 the r0:10( tie
have eonvytte.ntly Gee. ponlywil t., t e nder to their ley—,
errant', to luily Left-el au.l paten:ill at ha. 0 1,11. a ,
,00taltaceut WS...WA and othen duly amain; to town
from all patio of the country, h r the enpri.lt IMII,III. 4.10,
ot eonouttatiou while their ea...afloat• taco
nal; 1110 ttrat tognal advaittagett, net from what the) hat,
eAper,nr,4l Vu ttolutrint" tut , the CA.., .!I•
totopliont , from la it Drat aintple ....do,. to ~ 1 the
noel dangetou , rtud tt.stternieentlot,y but , 1.00)0 • on,
tatted the pasitolita of their ptreeno...n an I renroal, 111:'
latvaritably found that the moot hortil.le and no.;,
wont broil of dm..e txtuld alut.et &lase+ I, tr0 ,, 1 1••
of foliou mg cum.• 1 uuoralu - ti, u. Udl
1a.. - th of uript: .11 ul and tmpnq.er trrutmont
AM.*. it St tildut....r..ruvi. m th< ww.
. -
Lion of their romedrea • sale, effectual and c0U11. , 11...0ur , ,
omitting all combination of reniedram which be.,:r an trim.,
al character, a. ..11 as those whose premature or itkiLAII
none application might to productive of trod
of private Individuals In abort, the burial,
en.i of the remedy u the leasrumg of A Viand MA. of I. o
tuan+cry by the alleinatam. I ruin( and pretention .•1
t Love gnevJus alitictions slut are in reality the irecr,t for ri
life, awl which, while t My so eltonsilely *Uri,Mid tle..
all
AIOU I far our Skill wet interforence Sr their externouatioa
BEIVAKE OF 111P0t•ITIUN
Dr AND"? SON have for a lung vernal of years been el.
gaged in on extenglve prectLv In the trnatiutat 4,f thew deli
rate CorrlplifilltA,Allll ore 1116. 1 on 1.. C. aII y .palttle.l I'llyPitlat. •
bu, el;n1 diem t,l the taunts and enty of the lty tee rico t.
and mock modest, have had the confidence, the uugh 1110 111.
d.lllll of the pubf.. previa, to direct atteataiti to cl a w- I•1•••1
moot evils, from which no grade of weedy le Dee 10 owl.- I.
lag [ht department of poull. a tbq hare la , cu adapt) ic
warded by the great out:coot that hue attended (belt ello1 1 l•
lo the treatment a eve g a loth :ire ou
'ied to and roprun, tabu, a Oh
thew pirated publican°. Amman Ginditti Liana, and
and pretended virtue+ of patrol
dirtel iti•ranis Injury .41 lama. who hale been b
pbacc faith to their Med. , / Rect. w
TO I'ATI)NTd A liltoAD
Dr ANIttS A SON hate made arrangenteuta faherel.,
lockage, • an be !oroordt , d 14101 as roe) and deotad...h w st•y
tort of the trot Id.
Adder. Pr AMOS df. SON. corner of Hate and Quay
etrect, •.1. steam. Buffalo. N. Y tofsu.ltaely
DOLLAR SAVINUef RASH—So. AS
Lee:, TEktEKT—JONEIE NEW tilft LDIN --• Ifetaoto.
must to made with this Institute.° ltt the month ••f Jon.
r to draw intereet front July let.
I,*af CLIAS. A. DOLTON. Tteaa'r.
F THE DISTRI("F COURT OF TILE CITED
:".TATEL° for the Wo.itxrb Dlstrict of Permry !yawn.
WILLIAM 1)0Y LE
Brzoouni .1 , 11. M) 1. 4 )1LEN7.."
To ALL PERS , V, matte. that
by virtu. •.t tra‘k it tit art • bment. binned .cut ,•I alai,
named Court, dated ilia Zak day of JUI/e, ts:4l, blur made
viii 1.
the eighty an, td July mt. at which 1.111,.. fcauseheard, I tittaihrth im i aintarat Fred 1.-reta. her Is, k).,
a pmei and Nl[lll.lll, Ils a plea civil and maritime, sherem
William 1)01, Lthellatir, end the manna , 'et Fri") Lures"
and Ih.l.ert tlrucey a: Respondents,
jadratri WESTLEV FROST. Niaratra.
FINE DRESS GOODS REDUCED--Every
description of fine Dress Goods now bring offered ist :::,
to 30 per cent. lens than usual plc.
je.3o A. A. MASON a 00, No 2:, Fifth a.
TWIN WOODS, BANKER AND EkeitANGli
e) Dwain, Dealer In Exchange, Comuiercial and Bank
Net-. Stock bought and sold on commi•sion. C,ollectiom
carefully attended to. Interest paid on Deposit.. No t.',"
JONES' NEW BUILDING, Fourth street. te3t.r
MACK ER.EI,-15 bids. "tried." NI le 2
Mackerel Just received and for sale by
MILLER & RICKTSON,
je2l Noe. 221 and 223 Lite'rte street.
LEAD -311(.1 pigs of Lead now landing from
steamer "Ilenry Graff," and for sale by
1 , SO MILLER & 'FUCK ETSON
T _
lIE STATESMEN I.F ANIERICA IN 1841 i
By Sarah NI ytton Man ry. . Dedicated to lion James
Buchanan. For sale by 11. T. C MORGAN.
Je3o 41 Fifth Street.
VISIIING TACK LE. —lf you intend going
_i_ . to the mountain streams la, NMI the hot weather, call
in, before leaving, and examine 01.11 . stork of Fishing Tackle
It is full and complete. BoWN & TETLEY,
je3o No. 1345 Wood street
1 ---,--sts - _
D IFLES, GUNS, PISTOLS, Gun Furni
turelA, and Accoutrements, always on hand.
BOWN A TETLEY, 136 \Yost st ,
Je3o Sign of the Golden Olin.
FIFTII STREET PROPERTY—A Lot of
Ground on Fifth street, opposite the Cathedral, on
which is ere ted a neat Two Story Brick Building, 11U11/11.i..
fur offices. Apply to f Jeffß LA K ELY a RICII El.
NEW received, and it iv
hardly necessary to repeat again to the public, that
they are sold from TEN TO TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER
than elsewhere.
, 'four of Madame Rachel in the United Stsdas—price ISA
$5O IN HAND, I.alance in one, two and
three year,. will I u~ a good BUILDINO TAYT of
24 feet front by 130 deep, vie m ed Dear the Outer Depot, Al.
leeway City—price 5175. This property la well worth at
tention. • C. CUTHBERT At SON,
jo2B Real Pluto Ageote, 51 Market et.
lIODSES, LOTS AND FARMS for sale.
i, Apply to P. CUTHBERT A. SON,
JetS 61 Market street.
FOR SALE OR BARTER,—A Building
Lot In Allegheny City—price WO; for which Paintins,
' Iron and Nails, or Orocerie4, will be taken.
)0'25 B. CUTHBERT & BON, al Market et.
al, • " •
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3155110
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AUUTION SALES
MEDICAL ADVICE
NEW KE&IEDY AND QUICK CURE:,
A CURE WARRANTED
lu Admiralty
Sparrowgrnan Papers-90 cents.
Comic Miseries! of Human I,lfe-70c.
The Suttee and Territories of the Great West—sl,l2
The Buneby Papers; by Brougham-90e.
Tangietown Letters--$1,12.
Salad for the Social--$1.12.
l'iflZZil Tales; by Melrille--90c.
Vagabond Life In Mexico-90c.
Scalp Hunters; by Capt. Mayno Reid—sl,l2.
White Chief; .• $1,12.
Mr. Sponge'. Sporting Tour; by Frank FereMer-31,36.
Brother Jonathan for 4th July-12,
Pictorial Clipper—&.
I'm_ bee Notions-15c.
Harper's Magazine for July, (third supply)---20c.
Peterson's Magazine fur July, (neconsl supply)-17c.
Graham's Magazine for July, *coast supply)-.-20c.
Godey's Lady'. Honk for July-20c
Leelie'n N. 1. Journal-IS..
Halloo's Magazine-10c.
Remember, the place to get Magazines is at
LAUFWER'S BOOKSTORE,
No. 77 Fourth street
TAP LATEST N EWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, July l.—.Senate.—Mr. Case said that
very grave transactions had occurred en the Pacific
coast, am:lading to accounts just received, into which
an examination ought to be made. Gov. Stevens, of
Washington territory, has proclaimed mart al law
there, and arrested the Judge of the District Court,
'and sent him away some distance, and closed the
Court. He did not desire to prejudice the ease, bat
this certainly seemed a great assumption of power.
.He submitted a resolution calling on the President
.for the facts in relation to the matter. The resolu
tion was adopted.
Mr. Collamer submitted a minority report from the
'Committee ',on Territories on the Kansas question,
which was read and ordered to be printed.
The Hansas Bill was taken up. Mr. Thompson
VHS to some extent favorable to the measure reported
yesterday by the Committee on Territories, but would
prefer to have the govt.oment to take strict measures
with the territories and treat them as a father did his
bad boys, who used to give them a flogging every
morning because be knew they would do something
wrong before night to deserve it. (Laughter.) Ile
thought it ridiculous for a young territory, only two
yeors old, to set itself up against the lawful authori
ties its progenitor. lie wanted the laws enforced
strictly, and to send enough of a military to do it.
Iledescanted on Fremont's qualifications for the Pres
idency, alluded to the state of the political parties
generally, and dissected the various platforms. He
was nut satisfied with either the Republican or Dem
ocratic platforms, but the Philadelphia platform was
able, sensible and pattiotic, but still, above all other
platforms, he preferred the Whig platform of 1852,
and under th, good old Whig banner be would live
and die. He hoped all the old Whigs would follow
his example, and not stray away after false gods. •
Mr. Bigler advocated the bill reported yesterday
by the Committee on Territories as being the hut
remedy for the existing troubles in Kansas.
Mr. Hale liked the bill very well. lie thought it
was a much fairer propeeition than could have been
expected, considering the source from vellum.° it
emanated, bat the difficulty was likely to be that this
administration, in carrying it out, would not do so
in a fair and impartial amener. lie pointed out other
objections to the bill.
Mr. Adams moved to amend the bill by striking
out that part which gives the right of suffrage to all
persons who shall have filed their declaration of in
tention to become citizens of the Voiced Stalin., in
compliance with the Naturalization lawn.
Mr. Crittenden hoped that the amendment would
be adopted. He thought that those foreigners who
had declared their intention to become citizens hail
no mere right to vote than those who made no such
declare tion.
The Senate adjourned.
Barclay mot oil tt reconsideration of
the vote by which the Kansas bill wa• yesterday re
jected, and in assigning his reasons fur doing sii, said
he was informed that warrants are in this dtirtriet tit
reefing the arrest id Gov. Reeder for treason. This
he regarded as farcical, and was disposed to rehul.e
it by now voting for the bill in order to protect the
people of Kansas.
Mr. Houston expressed his regret that the gentle
man had changed his mind, rather in consequence of
persuasions or by other means.
Mr. Barclay replied that he hod acted from a
FelentiOUß sense of duty, and would not Inc intimida
ted by the lash.
Mr. Houston disavowed any intention to impeat
the integrity el that gentleman, nor lie mean to
„insure him for the course taken. Ile then inrived to
lay the motion to reconsider ('Ti the table.
Refere further anion was taken Mr. Howard rose
to n of privilege wishing to make a repo. t
Lam the Nantes Intestigating Committee.
A debate ensued involving the point that if then , .
1..,t should he re,ited .oimplete, it would pr.'
elude Mr. Oliver, of MLSSOUri, frdie submitung hie
minority report
The Speaker said a report in part r,.uld be itia.'e
with the consent of the House.
Mr. }lei:rani, in reply to an iidioiry, said the re
port centained everything which the Comm e
wished to present, but expnr , o3,l a hope that M-.
Oliver would he allowed reasonable time to make h,s
report.
Mr. dinner said he was not aid, he eellengit ••
when bey prepared their report, nor ha-I he a right
to anticipate Mr. hares ter, It we! Irni...reil , l.• I r
him to prepare a minority report without known.,;
the centents of the materity report.
Mr. Sherman explained that ho and Mr li• nat.l
arrived here on Saturday morning, end Mr tilivir
rhea etening. when the later an. t dd that the en
port hod l.een prepro ...I and sea, at lii. sort I.•e.
Mr. irtiver replied that he txtlA then fatigued wish
trat el and that the nest day was Sethbath, when t
oeuld n..t Lc Cll't ,• te'd he should enter int, a latter'
ion e•
tither etplaem., lei' owed. during which Mr.
Florence er-reed that he had uelerah•ol, froto
what hurl la•e- ti O. it :he report had to t
irma`ly solo—tied ' .1:1/11 . tre hd
1••• 4,1 ..Ithe C0u.,u,0.L...
r .11,1 t , ,,tl;:loott pr 0 ,00,1
mg,nod ~t,!s•t the ni , USt 14i.g divide I
as to whether the upset should he rend o: eel
r were rap, I
Mr Joh,. of Tehlr.,lee, doped Li. 'r Siend• tteuld
..ttidraw the, • .1". • :,11•
al 11••-Str.kn m'•,,• I 0.,,r the ',port I e
real
The ineudhers. Iho l.•u,r t.. boar. 3,0 lip the
,ruts in the area frontlng Icel.. • •1.-1.,
clerk read wore ropor:. :,[3.1 she 'LAI,. of
oOrried
I.ot July 1. A letter to the b. •
dated Lawrener, 2.th, say. that fire men had
arri, e I at dint place front Tr , lltu.rh, where thr. y
had been .'..,,fined for sf.tne time a• prisoner:. Tht
were cap?ured i a drag‘..dxs on the 27 tli of May, ne. r
I , awstauoe, the r arms taken ae as ft to them, chnii •
put up,ar there and drisen th•tty tn,:e• 1.,
horfes dragoons were under Lieut. I ven....n The •
were chained nearly fur H Len I r.•ogl '
before Jzitige fill,, they were discharged, oath
being faun 1 against them.
Three at the party ruptured and dem. ned er
Messrs. Partridge, John Brown, Jr, and William.
The two latter members .f the Legislature. and tit
torn', relented an Livid Indictments were tolll,l
against Brawn far treason...l.ll9.ltitcy, kidnapping.
•lane and her., agv,,i,•( Wllll.llll , ft,
treason, and Partridge t. r •-• nsp.rary 11..yt and
Age, arrcsted feu .lays ,teat by liar
any and the dragaons under I, trill, Perkins, bit, 0
been released an bail • .•
1 . 11:t I I'it,-en4t r• ..r: lard the •t•oin,
er Star of the Wt—l ,spat the torowing eoneernin
the Chicago oampany of emigrant.. to Kansas. A
Lea ington the Mis•ourovue had four pieces of cane.,
loaded and p7l, I t.O -bare. a,' three more en !Iry
steam ferry loat. The position was Flll4l as to
the creamer at th, fircl t, re. The captain's
family went ashore, and entreated the emigrant. , t •
the up their arms, wlveh was done at -in
next morning.
The •a•rnpany proceeded (a Kansa:. City, where lit ,
.outherner• .aitne tilt hoard, armed with niu,ket• .
hay .lits , r alfi %ed. They were commanded he Joni • .
.tr.i.gfe!l..er and Atchlian, and took
deet, ..urr .tin•ling the gang nay, anti i•
tus...l allow any uric to go below under pain
death. M hen they art,. d nit Lenvenwi.rth,
ruf.linar surrounded the boat. Atchison bald the col
Igrant, that it na••• its decisi•.n it keep then, .•11
1,..at until they •hauld rtturn, and it. Uhl not all'
Itl,lll to IterlJ at any paint aL,.nr Lelinglial. II the
returned to Alton, he pledged his lo.nor that all vat
nab!, and arms would he returned to then. at P.
terinirmt,an ..1 Inad Awe, The emigrant , took ft.
ILlVltlitot) of the arms, whtrh err still in their )..d
They ftutund ”nly titteen Id.d,ds and role-
They concluded resistance would be useless, al..
returned on c•aturdny night, and were put ash,t.•
four miles below Alton. the Captain pretending Ito,'
it was from fear of violence that he:stopped there
The company will proceed to the Territory via lona
City. A company from Worcester, Maarachucettc,
arrived today en far Kansas. That gatemen!
in the SL Louis Rcptridican concerning the Chicag.•
society, is entirely false.
Cut~Aco, July I.—A company of forty-four wen
(row Worcester, Massachusetts, on board the steamer
Sultan en route for Kansas, were stopped and dis
armed, on Friday, at Waverly on the Missouri river,
tell miles below Lexington, by two hundred South
cranes, in a rummer similar to the disarming of the
Chicago company. An intuntion was announced to
take them up the river soil detain them us prisoners
or dispose of them to suit ex:geneies. Sixty Sharpe's
rifles were taken from theta. It is reported that
company from lit.towa was treated in the same way
on Saturday. A determination has been announced
along the river towns that no emigrants from the
Northern States shall go into Kansas.
A correspondent of the St. Louis thoiocrot, writing
under date of Jefferson City, June 26, charges Om
Sterling Price with having sent twelve pieces of can-
NMI twenty two boxes of muskets from the Ar•
up the river to Stringfellow, to a.ssitl in the
conquest of ariiia.s.
SUGAR ---10 [lds. 'prime N. O. Sugar fur
sate 1 1 . p •Z 3; HENRY 11. CoCUNz4
BOOKS! BOOK S! ! }WOKS !!.--Wild
:.2,,,,,.. or a I lIIIII,Cni I ifs.
'I ht illing Adventures by Laud sod Sca.
N..rt hmssl. or Life North and South
Freniont's Expedition to Oregon and California.
hell Smith Abroad.
I when Captivities. or Life in the Wigwam
........ - The Stator mid Traitor'w of the iir.t West.
Assaulted by a 'lob. Noble De,ls of American Women.
The Museum of Remarkable and Interesting Events
WAS II INGTON, July 1.--During the Fillmore de- Rachel they, by Julia Kavanagh.
monstration last night, Mayor Magruder, while en. The Young Man's Book.
deavoring to suppress II ‘listti r ban ce among a crowd The Young Lady's Book.
of young men in the vicinity of the meeting, the taiiiin as It was and t. 4.
most of whom were under the excitement of liquor, rwice Married.
Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Heroes of '7O.
he was surrounded and attaeked. The police and MarririL not Mated, by Alice Caro , .
several members of the old night watch, including IVar in Kansas, by Brewerton.
Capt. Burch, formed a body guard for his protection. Home For All.
r. Magruder was struck with a brick and a slung The Water Cure Encyclopedia, Scurt O r.
M C
shot, but was not seriously injured. The mob t
fol- or sale by T. MORGAN,
je-il No .11 Fah street.
lowed for half a mile, crying "kill him," etc. ht r.
Magruder was finally persumiled to enter the Kirk- - L I NT; LI STI --- CARPETINGS. -- ROBINSON
wood House, where, by persuasions, the mob was au 4 & CU. No .22 Fifth street, have now passing through
the New fork Custom Honer a large Invoice of English
diced to disperse. A man with a slung shot was - Y A ,ivets and Tapeeptry Brussels Carpet tin g• which we shall
rested by Magruder. The riot was confined whop , . re, rive in M. few days, and be pleased to show to any who
---------.----------------, may wish the b es t of linportkl Goode. We have also now in
More'Pillibostering. i S
4.,. Stock of Brugge's, :i t'lys Ingrain's Stair Carpets, Oil Cloths,
. au m.ortmetil ini+urpassed in this market, amid all at
New YORK, July I.—The //cro/o! says that armed 1 ,,,,„,, pri ,.,,.. nod?
expeditions dre forming here and in the Southern
OBACCO
cities with the design to proceed to Now Mexico and T
u, Lilo. tl'nr 11. grant's b's Tobacco;
assiett the Governor of that country. .. do do 8s do
Advisee from Venezuela report the insurrection la du Webster's old s's do
there as becoming serious. The insurgents had cap- 16 do Anderson's Dewberry s's do
lured four towns and were marching on to Bolivar. sdo Jon. fl's do S
in do R. and Mls's do
10 do Eldorado Natural Leaf do
Political Movements in Maine.
• 2 cases (1 1 /, Br. boxes) Thomas' Lady Finger,
10 Dwarf boxes Butler's Panama brand, l/1h lump
BANGOR, Me., July I.—The Democratic and Whig
Tobacco,
Mate Conventions both met here to day. They are
10 Dwarf boxes Jewel Ophir Twist Tobacco.
0. : .ta. , ; . , , ,. , „ ~.,911d much enthusiasm exists in both In store and for sale by
'''-ti1.,.. jell 3 MyLLER_& RICKETBON,
Mil
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Farther from Kausa■
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American Meeting.
WASHItioruN, July I.—A large and enthuslastle
American meeting was held last night. The front of
the City Hall was splendidly adorned. The revolu
tionary flags which were presented by Lafayette to
Washington, were exhibited and received with
cheers. Senator Crittenden was among the speakers.
New York Bank Statement
NEW YORK, July I.—The weekly bank statement
shows an increase of $1,400,000 - in loans, and a de
crease of $302,000 in specie ; $277,000 in circulation,
and $478,000 in deposits.
Nothing further from Quebec to-night, owing to
s torn.
U. R. Tressnrer'm Report
WASHINGTON, July I.—The United States Treasu
rer reports that on the 23d alt. there were $20,434,224
iu the Treasury, subject to draft.
AMUSEMENTS.
MIIEATRE.—J. C. Fosree, wile Lessee and
Manager; g. 11. Rem Stage Manager; Clua. Poerts,
Acttug Manager. Treasurer, J. V. Boartit.
PRIM OT ADMISSION
Boxes and Parquette tojc.Private Boxes, 1arge......56 on
I
Second Tier 25r. Private Boxes, 6 00
Boxes for colored persons 2.6 cents.
SIT- Certificate, securing seats, 12% cents extra.
READ TIIIS ANNOUNCEMENT!!!
ULORIOUS FOURTH OF JULY!
.fu - TWO GREAT PERroRmANOEsmiA
A ITEILVIIGN AND EVENING.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE COMMAN , ING v 2
with the Great Draws of
THE FLY ING DUTCHMAN`.
C. Foster.
Vnuderekell
Julia Cooke
1%. b followed by
MAD ANTI-10:i Y Ve A YNE
08, TR. Si niSACILM OY P SOLI
Wayne 1' Pater.
W how,Julia Cowhe
.
Itoi,hy Toting.
1,1434,e1..8arretL
,
i Poet iw t0i,,0 Mcßride.
To comiude with a new Conoc Pantomime entitled
THE CLOWN'S BLAB:ET OF WONDERS.
Rival Clowili . Lovett and Delavant.
Coucluding with
A BRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
Evening Performance,
Commencing at 'a quarter 0 eight, with the 2d and 9d Any of
TOll'S CABIN.
Ulu Ie T0m..... 0. Foster.
. Julia Cooke.
St. Clair ... Banett.
To be folletreti by the Drama of •
TILE TERROR OF TILE ROAD.
Harty Wultsir. C. Porter.
Ouil ..... . ... . . ............ A. W. Youg.
SONO -•' Bobbin' A runtol " Jolla Chmka.
To coit.iude with tho National Drama of
FREEDOM'S FIRST DAWN'
Ithae. a Liberty.........._. ....... Mn.-. J. C. Foster.
Pride of I,il,erty ............... . ...Jolla Conk,
%Van et rrl.soi.•n •• • C. Prater.
Mai) liernh.riton Milni Cantor.
Con. lotting xtth
A ,771 AND lIATTLIS SCENE.
MASONIC HALL,
FOB ONE IV ERE ONLY - CONBIKNOINU If ONDAY
N JUNE :ALTO .
1% PUT [VV , INO EI , CPI JrIT TOttain
BEA LE'S
GRAND ILI UUINATKIP HISTORY Or THE
American Arctic Explorations!
IN.;rflitli WITH
Rolalith and Danish Searches for
SIR JOHN
ITITP: THE FRIGID ZONE.
In • .n n.. Hot) uitb .in I ,n extitbitf.l, n t etch
Exl,ll , ltlott. tbo
Siege and Bombardment of Sebastopol!
I{rwuted hy the gr.n.t Arn,rtnin Artist, ur., , adi.
rr ,nt drawing* taken ou the sp.t hy the ICsplurers.
lti kahiLittots e,erreumg (eatOPI J uly ith) at t
k. mod Wednesday and I•laturday A Itern, - Knia at 3 cechlck.
Ste- l'e.k.Letsl;. rents--Children 12!i rents.
Ih , gr.o.t teputati.o 1,,h this Panoratua has acquired
haug the neat suhlitue, Interesting, amusing and PC-
Vt• sufhoont gnat atitm to th. , public .4
“..ttrpaagung merits I) t LARVY,
p•ls Aral-
VAN AMBURGH AL CO.'S
GREAT CONSOLIDATED
CIRCUS & MENAGERIE!
The Largest 11.7,Inbilmhmenl. In the \NorIdT
11'11,1 !EP. I: IIIIOTYIO Al' l'lTTS.HUlititi
.1) 4711 1,1. 111 r AIILLIOCAN
- :rrix 11 NI. 7 I•
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f' f.l . ft l' ft fl e\ E. t) Tlllt AO R TU
L • I AI (odic Yerformatum
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Tine Eatocsirdno nod Oymottetly Troupe•
It 11, 1,4.1-1 wh..t• .re the •
COOKE FAMILY,
t A•lle) • 1(..y4 Lood•.n.
FRANCISCO ISBOTIIERS,
it• Uoal.q, fn. the Ciro.l.• National.., I'olo4, LE
El • E I. • 1 4 . tha TIP , "‘ (16.1 C Fit...Ott the aitt .
tltl N h l It FINT klt. the Itoring liar, lAt k Rider MP.111.1
0% A 1.10% ELI.. 11 , .10. El. 1.. : .101 SEPARATE
It , 1 rl.l • F 1 .1.1111 Ele., 1C NT.t NI 101
\lt DR.% NI ATI:ST,
TWO STAIt CLOWNS I
PEN FTt) \E. the and Irol.ol W I Art.l pungent .leotinr
11l A to. raga xll.l II a 10 ll* llt ItiT. 1... Enota.h .4.01000,
• fell. •ito it Slit. , VI IL ' nod :he gre...tr.t Trot to dot
t t %Inlet Dana .. IIEFINI AS DD - 14)
THE MENAGERIE
I. thr iwrfea - t pro PI htitity4.l, and nuttntn. The
1. k lite tir I 41,1 \ k 1,1MVIIKIIEN: 2 1l I.FAI ' ION
ANIMAI-.11.nt
Fl'lllll . E. ASIA. AFRICA AND AMEN.Iek,
111,1 rompr hoo,l in n. /0..1.'0. at Institute
I tt, turd wh-ly ..R•• f the ttrrn sr per 10,111413..,,
PROFESSOR EANGWORTIIV
t. lii• Ttaimal Animal., ~•netstimi, of
TW , t 10)1 11. 111'`iiii Al. flit/tits,
I 1 k tit air 11..1 It I'l \ TII - I K 4,1 ARI L .
I hi , Iti I .111,e• 14.”
A 1..1 t.. Ot•
It I,
11M1,4,1. os. 1...11
Lerti”.. 1 1.11 inf .1.
1111 t) ANI I'FINN:•II,VANIA RAIL
y i t 6ll. -July 4th, 1«x11.
il,/ .1•!I., 01 July uex. •Ti • Al. TRAINS •111
iO. 1414114 . /..11 1 . 1171'.11111: 1, t1 and Ni tt 111111,1115i4, stop
1,,n• at all 1t.(401,04114te 81 , 01,011, a> t..,1. o.
r ,, in I•ltl.horgh t., Neu 14(101(.0/1141. 114 , and Y 30 A 1.1
1 00 L,:10, 4.40 nil , l 11141 1' NI
0111 :44.44 111101t0t1 husk.; gh qt 7 neol 10 12 .4.1
1 • . 5:10 nn,l v 111, 1' 51
Itrl'l , TICK 10.1..14 het 11..11 I'vt.l,nrgh,
brn/1,11 , and Inietntellinte Msti. , lol. durtn,
Ins oc, Tr•mr., 4-4 1,10,5 .
P,tt•I•01,11 10 Courtney And let utn
''
•• 41 1 "
• Noahkley.
•• Slo , use T I. " "
•
Baden,
t "
•• 11. , hestet " £1 00
11,4 of 11 141
•• Itltghton," £1 00
•, • Itt t., It.a.rr nthl relnrn. 2U, ent4.
Ili. Kral. t, " ••
Itthlon.
• - 410 ••
• h 11041141 T L.
1111 kler •• ••
•• Ilaytt £.l 111
Coos they's, •• $1 no
••hillbuck. ' II 00
•• lithrltrnh, " $1 00
There will he no teduction made tor mingle tripe In ally
.Ilitl,Att, nor will RAt nrsaon Thitt.te he taken ~n 1.1. S. Mull
r Ex press Ti alt,,.
eta' TI, Itels twat 11111. 1144441 .41 the htatiuun w hero
that at, el.l. 2011:4411111.1044144111 n. 4 1,.-.1,4,10. , 1 alth lies ut n
T.. kite 110114 too Stitth , n, Sept, Ir, m 1.1en . , , s where there
tt,.. Agman
60 - Should the Mt) I— dry ast.l Ju.ty. the emhpally err
p.ii1.41 to sprinkle Ow ti I. to 110 . OW ..1
.108 II SIOOIIK,
l'ittehorgh, Jon.' Stipertutothhmt.
TOIIN W. M'CAIITIIV, BHA. POSTER and
1 , 1 Inwratuttroß, W ill attend to the l'oetitig and thetributliipt
ell ‘.l
BILLS FOR OUNCERTS, LECTURM EXHIBITIONS, AC
All eommunicati,m. by [tied, h•legraplx, or other
wite__,llroctol to the oaten of the Itlormute Poet, will receive
prompt attention.
~rra
• 4'4,,,te
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
President.
WILMARTI!.
Vice Presidents.'
T. 9 CLARKE, OEU. W. CASS.
FLOUR—Sales 806 bbls as follows: 60 bbls. super fine and
extra at $6,25 and $6,70; 16 lible. Parra from do. at $0,07 1 4 ;
50 Ws. extra family from store at $6,15; 50 Silo superfine
from store at $0; 40 bbls. extra from wagon at $6,66; 46
Ws. do. from do. at $5,& 30 Ws. do. from do. at $6,60; TlO
HMI. do. from do. at $5,119, : '',; 35 Itblß. superfine from do. at
55,123 , ‘,; 50 fit& do. from first hands at $0,::.5; 60 bbls. do.
from store at $5,20; 60 bids. do. from wharf at $5.00; 175
bbli. extra from More at $5,75; bbla. do. from do. at $5,
li},4; 2 bbla. extra family from do. at $6,2b.
8110 A It.. Salo 12 Ithds. fair and fully fair at 9c, sixty
days and cash.
MOLASSES—SaIes 20 Role. oak at 650sfrfit, cook.
WHISK Y... Salas 70 bbin. retAifled at 2i 002$e.
°RAIN ..Salas 100 bus Oats (tutu wharf at 2:0..
BAIX/N..The sales to-d y f.ot up 33,5uu Ma. and 5 tierces
as fellows' —l7,otni Ms. shonlders, mules and fume In Into at
9,10 IA and 10%,.. cash; 2eoo ths shoulders and hates at 9
and 11.0,.(.,c., cash ; Ih. Anvan4.4l haus at 11r.. cash; WO)
Is. sugar cured hams at 12. , ash; 4U191 tM, shoulders at ,
thirty day's; 3000 IN. hams at 11c., do.; 5 tierces sugar cured
hams at 13c.
BULK MEAT—gale Laitkr tba. abouldm to at .VAL . ., xixty day a
OlLS—Sales 30 bbla Nu 1 at 03C., Mel; $1,50 for I.bl, Nll,l
0 bbls. do. at 84,"c., thirty days.
CANDLSS...SaIoa 100 boxed Star at 20422, ,a4ll
awn'. Salo IC bags Rh., at l mac., rash.
Niw YORK, July 1 —Flour Cornaeln and medium grades
have advanced bat. lee., with a fair demand fur good common
grades of State and western, which are scarce and firmly
held; sales 10,000 tibia at $0,7041.5 95 for common to gmal
superfine mate; $001;56,50 fur extra: $5,8.0446,30 for com
mon to good superfine Indiana, Illinois. lowa, Wisconsin
and Ohio: $640457 for common to good extra do; $5.31100
$5,75 fur common to good Michigan, and $6,604449,75 Or
extra St. Loans, the market closing firm, wills a fair expert
demand. Canadian Flour moderate, and market firm; fates
900 bids at $6,30.ibi8 for common to good and choice extra.
Rye Flour quiet, with email sales at previous quotations.
Corn Meal a shade firmer, with a moderate demand;
aisles
COO bids at $2.90 fur Baltimore, and $3,75 for extra Brandy
wine: puncheons held at $l5, and Jersey at $3 id bane!.
Wheat moderate, and without important change; the trans
actions for export are restricted by au advance In freights
sales 00,000 bus at $1.25m $I 50 for Inferior to good red
Southern; $1,71 for white, and $1,36.51.3. for Milwatikie
club;sl.sto for red Canadian: for a hits!lll
ness; $1.,48 for winter red; $1,32 for red Indiana; sl.sota
$1,55 for common white Canadian. Rye dull and drooping;
Ira 8.000 bus at 80 for inferior Western, and 85 for prime
Northern. Oata better with sal. at 320334 for Southern,
5E(4;37 for Jersey, and 39.41 for State and Western. Corn
less active, and scarcely so Bun; sales 40,0tX) has at 150Af.c.
for distilling mixed Western 54)0394 for Eastern and 5941.
CI for Southern yellow. Whisky uusettlrati; trifling sales
were made of Ohio and prison at 29(a1... Port a shade
firmer. with a moderate demand : sales 6410 bids at $21...,254
12.),37t, for men, ant 517,12401417,25 for prime; the total
stock, as male up toalay, in all the packing yasda of New
York and Ih ooklyq Ls 31.1420 1.1ils: faille (line hat mouth
1,L6113 bbls , minis time lad year 49,1 , 92 I.lils. For Beef the
demand is thssi, nod the market is firm; sales KO bids at
i 7,50048 (or country prime; 5,5,51acry , 10 for (Santry mew,
and fistall2 for re packed [Deem, total stock 44,660 package,:
same time last mouth, 50,:e13 packages; same time last year,
11,9118 package... Beef Raoul and prime Mesa Beef dull, and
re intently tho same. laeon scarce mail is demand at 1W ;,,a.
1G•„. Cat Moats advancing; sal. 180 hh sat sl4atlibf 2 for
shoulders, and 100t.10), for hams. Lard firm; sales 200 libla
at li3esl2 and 30U kegs at 127-4. Butter plenty and dull
at 12.420 for Ohio and State. Ch.sw dull at Ca.M.S.
FRANKLIN,
Puma enema, July l.—Flour market firm, both demand
and supply being haat.] ; dab» 1200 bbl. at $8,37% to sd,sl)
for supertne, including • lot of extra at $0,424 to $7. and
condemned at $4,50; tnere Is A steady demand for supply or
city mall trade at $6.50 to SS,3O for common to fancy brands.
itye.flour dull at $.3,25 Corn-meal quiet, with only small
atles of condemned et s2,oBt< . much of the small supply on
hand quite inferior. Demand for "Wheat still active and
prime parcels are sea,e and wanted; ealea of about fifteen
hundreal,bushel., m oily prime Penn'. red at sl,iai, and
0,1.11 lots of Arline at $1,25 to $1,6214 fur inferior to prim ,
Rye 114,11, and firm witli..int tabw. Corn very scarce And
une cent darer; Arden :KAU bus. Southern yellow afloat at
and damages! at 41 to 46. Outs are in ..teud v demand
wain. 3000 t,u. Southern t.. 34 Provlsions m fair r,
mud firm 11..11 . ..tk a..1%anc,...1. ! . .0 1,61 s at
It.,vtl want. d. 1-r..1 1u ..04.t at 13. 7 11. 1411.1 3 11
lo 111 i i.ky stud) ; .mall .1. of layle at 31 to ..;2 to
',Astern
CM . MAT , 01 ) . I —41.1 r um haitgaal; furciamand ;
30 , lad. at P.11kr0.15. ra.eipta 4111, yr.t..day
Vk 11,1:y .I...and go.d 300 lad, at_ a al.d
a. 14.1 r. tram aaas.ns at I.TOVIeh.I.I rnarittt
oproral quirt th. m011.1111;4 and twttung iroportan,
don.; 11.1.1. r. fin., however, at fall
!...toar Cri hint* at 9 1 ..i . .a . ,10‘ for
\I .I.s. a 1.1.14 wt trlt..t fin. with a modurat.
.1. mat.' C. 11... and warart unclukturt.l;
Kai. 7. bay at
It ‘17141011t. Ju'y 1 —Flour firm with tipaatti trodetic)
t. 514 at sl'4'27 heat firm l'4.rn
crate twttcr, , kalmt of wbitt , at ;;I(d,y),
Bdrhave'■ ilo/land Bitters I. n, a, .
• qw• rwrs,4l. ,uppo.«, a aulvalitute for brandy. It coutainA
crierioly I.llM.rot spirit b. preset Sr It We oft.•r it to the
toad.: simply as a 14:111.0y whiet. gnu he del«mded upon, in
nowt dawn of Dyspeptic, Beals. Is. and I itigostion, It will
tottrid at. t/cellont n m.-dy for the ninny wipi.xanut et
atbrnding • change of I imate and rater
Ckvriwo ! prc•.ut impositik., be cvrrful to shk fi r
Bag hart'. /7,1.1.t.“1
*Ay 1 2 a,b1 at $1 per tedtle. ur alx b‘dtlee for $5. by the pry
prwturs, BENJ AMIN PAri K. JR A CO., Ntaaufarturlag
l'harura.zeutiete and Cb, meets, Pitt.t.orgh, ; E. E. SEL
LER,' k EO., writer ui tioroad and W,wJ .trance; npd
Droggiate generally. ..)o-1 1 re
1.11, ru a, an Iliatorloal Drama in prose
The White Chtet, A Legend North MAXICA; by bkpt.
NIA, or Reid, &nth, of ...Hine hangers." •• linntet'd Feast "
11e• Mates and Territories of the Gnat West; by Jacob
411C1101 and the Now Worki—being a trip to the United
Stall. &MI Cuba.
'l•he Modern Story Teller, the bent stories of the beat
authors.
*1 4 :1 1 , '
COMMERCIAL.
Treastrre-r.
N. HOLMES, Ja.
3%,eary.
JAMS.? P. BARR.
Nuperini.endent.
A T. NORTHAM, JR.
ChßlMilitt nj Arbitralunt fur June.
ORO. W. CASS, V. P.
JOHN S. COS RATE
HENRY LAMBERT,
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
OFFICE OF THO I.kILY MOILITINO PORT, 1
Tuesday, July 1, 18bli.
New York Market
Philadelphia Market
Cincinnati Market
Baltimore Market
PEKIN TEA STORE,
No. 3 FIFTH STREET,
INY. Doott EAST OP TIIF. FACUANOIC BANK
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Ind: hatted thre• - t fr.. the Importers f. CA.SII. The
all the ddlerent fiat, rs and gtahee TJFA
onght t., the Amer, an market., and
SoLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
•T THE
VERY I.OWEST CASH PRICKS!
PACKED TEAS. PUT LP IN MitITALIC PACE•
AU ES, • rprered) r.r the trade.
TEAS OF All. ORADES, BY Tllal HALF °HIM%
COFFEE, SUGAR., COCOA nod CHOCOLATE of alo BAST
MAXIM, fur sale
hong experience IL, the btponeee 6 A sure guarantee that
eNery art, I. sold b• renrosented.
AO ENT, HI SPECIAL APPNANTIIENT, POE TOE SILL OE D.
JAY.h'S FAMILY NIEDICIN&S, S. JAT ES.
Putsbutirh, .11/111. 20, Inen---t
ZjOOkS; BOOKS BOOKS
Vicaraato, a :Nioal c. Mra Ilobbar 1., author... •••I Inr•
•• and 14a-iiintair," .
MrFlaintle'• Spiatiar Tour, ottitrail Iy /rank Foroatir.
anitoo Sport," •' Ftah mat Failitinx, - ,
Morin.,! of the iilittiloar on active *rya, in
rootlar awl irregular war. hang the art and Miollol of tah
I,olt 11.1 g IlbOrt) sad indeponilvireo, tiy llnplc F„ r b,
Coma, Nltara tee of Hainan late—an oid ftircal in a now
•
The Daisy Clituu —in two volumes, by the author of
•• llonrueewse."
Jae recelcist by W A 0 ILIANFKN NM* A Co ,
Je27 Filth at., opposite the Theatre.
FIF'rY DOLLARS !---Building Lots fur
hale.—Four gia nt building lota situate d iu Allegheny
Csty, near the unterdeprd, will tie sold aeparistrly or t.arether
at the low prime of $175 Null, $5O in hand, remainder at
one and two years. Each lot ban a front uf 9a feet and aCo
feet street by 130 deep to a 24 fort alley. Call and ewe the
idan S. CUTHBERT A SON,
p.lO Real Retain Agents, 51 Market at.
•. .
1 is a perfect cunosav to examine our stock
goon, rides, revolt ern, pistols, Lc. Pvreens in want of
any thing that will shoot will find It to their advantage to
We hove also every article in the gun furnishing line,
and Sportsmen will find many little articles calculated to
nthd to their comfort, that perhaps they did not know of
Igad: out for the sign .f the tiolden Gun, No. 136, Wood
Street. Deihl DOWN 4 TETLEY.
(ZUGAR AN 1i MOLASSES--
kJ 200 bbls., cypress cooperago, N. U M 01,666,;
600 du oak do Jo;
66 du St. J Nmol S. 11. NiUillflBo4 ;
100 Ithda. folly falr and prime N. O. Sugar. NI hand
and for sale by MILLER k RICKETSON,
yeln '221 and 223 Liberty street.
CASTILE SOAP—A genuine article-50
1.0.0.tm hand and for tittle by
uty24 "FLEMING BROS.
F lSH—Mackerel in whole and half bbit3.
Shad
Herring „
White nett
Trout ..a
Salmon „ a
For axle by Del 4) HENRY 11. COLLINS.
SUMMER COATS—We hare received per
Express another lot of Linen, Duck, Marseilles and
itlarourka Summer Con x which we will open this morning.
Jeld L. lIIRSHFELD A SON, NO. 70 Wood
HAVING PURCIIASED the, interest of
THOMAS WitiliTM AN, In the Point Duller Yard, on
the nrst of May, I will hereafter carry on the Roller Making
and Sheet Iron work, In all their branches, at the old stand,
Water street, below Penn. With the experience of thirty
years in this business, I hope to render satisfaction to all
who favor me with their trade. JAMES WIGIITM AN.
Pittsburgh May %,18bG. my29:Buid
ACRES of first-rate land, three in
x• cultivation, balance In prime timber, lamas in a very
pleaatutt location, about two miles from Allegheny city, with
a large front on the New Brighton and Allegheny Plank
Road, will be Sold ou easy terms
B. by
CUTHBERT S SON,
Real Estate Agents, bl Market at.
niy2S
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN to learn the
Dry Goode buxinews. One with some experience pre
ferred. Apply at 26 Fifth et. A. A. MASON A CU.
EPSOM SALTS —lO bbls. just receive
and for sale by De 27) FLUXING BROS.
UVA URSI-300 lbs. just received and for
sale by Ue27) ETEMING BROS.
TEts Rives —There were 4 feet 10 inches water in the chan
nel, at dusk lent evening, by the per marks, and rising
slowly. Weather pleasant fur out-door business.
Tiflt steamer "Rosalie," Capt. George 'Doyle, Is the regular
packet for Wheeling this morning—leaving at 10 o'clock
THE fine steamer "Luck May " a 11l commence to lead this
morning for St. Paul, direct, and will leave to-morrow wltho
out fail.
Tee fine steamer "Fred. Lorenz," Capt. R. (limn, com
menced loading yesterday for St. Lou'e, and will tie ready to
leave thin evening direct for that port. The Fred. Lo
rani' elands A. 1 with the traveling public. Those wishi, g
JAMBS O'HARA, to embrace the present opportunity hhuuld bean board early
TIIO7IIAS BELL. and secure rooms.
Tna steamer "St. Louis" will positively leave this morn
ing for Louisville. Cant Doon has command of this tine
steamer, and our polite friend, Mr. S. Peppard, is in charge
of the clerk's officsi—a sure guarantee 'that all will be well
attended to who travel on the -St. Louis." We noticed
a large number of gun-carriages, taking on hoard, for
the Lexington barracks.
clip the following items from the Louisville Cietrier
30th ult.:
The river is falling very slowly here, with scant three feet
water in the canal by the mark. .
SINIIINO oP TON MOUSEATOE—UP AGAIN.—We learn from
Capt. Summons, of the McLellan, that the Moderator, which
was su-k at Miring Sun; struck the same log or root of a
tree io amok the Charlestown two yearn ago. The log ilea
about one hundred yards above the IL king Sun wharf-boat,
close to the Indiara shore. The Slo.lerrit....r flanked down
against it, tearing away a portion of the boat, and she mink
on four feet water on the bar.
DANuEHOIIS FREIGHT--SPONTLIALOUB 03M0CEP1101C—latorday
morning, at the lauding, a darky dreyman, while Loading a
huge dry goods hot on his dray, discovered It to be smoking
pretty freely and emitting a strong sulphurous small. This
alarmed him very much, and he dropped the box in hot
haste. Capt. Jesse Bell, who happened uu the wharf at the
tin,•, knocked the top from the boo Ad discovered it full of
wax tapers, or matches, all packed away in small tin safes,
tvo (a' thrm of which had caught fire by the handling or
Jostling i‘en to the boa by the drayman while loading his
dray. If this highly combustible matter had ignited'in the
hold of the boat we would have had to reeord another bird ,
Mr disaster. These matches were labelled '• U. Pat trido,
Maiden-lane."
4 FELT 10 INCLIE/1 NAT= EN rut CUANNEI. hi PIER WARN
ARRIVED.
Steamer Col Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Bohan, Ilenderickw•n, Brownsville.
•• Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
" Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
•• Nebraska. Bears, West Newton.
Venture, Bniea. Stenbenrille.
Ilersb
Roselle. Doyle, Wheeling .
Rochester, Near°, Cincinnati.
" Reliance, Doyle, Wheeling.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Col. Bayard, Peebles. Elizabeth.
Molten, Ilenderickson, Brownsville.
" Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville.
Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.
" Nebraska, Bears, West Newton.
" Venture, Bole*. Steubenville.
" TIA - rees, Heret Wellsville.
Orh, Moore, Wheeling.
" Emma Orahatu. Ayers, Zanesville.
" Sir Wm. Wallace, Campbell, Cincinnati
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
The ROSALIE, Capt. Geo. Dort.E, and the
B. Capt. Oxiatos B. Moony., will run se
REOULAIt LALLY PACKETS between Einar
burgh. Steubenville and Wheeling, stopping at all ;wanner
diate ports.
The DIURNAL. will leave Pittsburgh on Nlondaye, Wed
neadaye and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, A. 11.-111CrtilCi100, eke
will leave Wheeling on Tuemlays, Thuredayd and Saturdays,
at 7 y, o'clock, A. 11
The FOREST CITY will aloe leave Thuil:ugh on Tneadayd.
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. M.-11nruaBino,
she will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wedoebday. and Fti
days, at 7 S 6 o'clock, A. M.
For freight or paeeage apply on board, or to
D, COLLINCIWOOD, Agent,
"elil No. 165 Front street.
{'eat Newton—Regular Packet.
Regular Dailey Packet for Went Newton, in
connection with the Connelavitle
The excellent and very light draught steamer
NEBRASKA, Capt. C. BEER, will leave DAILY (except Sun.
day) for Went Newton. in connection with Conneiville Bail
road
•-•
Painengers and Shippers will apply on board ur at Ow
West Newtuo Wharf Ixna. inl7
sigaitThe 6teamer CHARLES AVE AY will Inn,
',
for the who and all intanum: , at, ports of
THURSDAY, July 3d, at 10 o'cluc . ,. A. 11.
For freight or passage apply ou board. iY2
For Cincinnati and St. Louts.
The eteanter CHICAGO, Capt. Tries. JATE!,
Clef k IL M. WARBIN", will lea , 0 flit e 11. 0 ,•
and interruediet, I.,te oil \ ESIJAV..It.I)
2,1, at IO e'Llock A. M.
. .
For lrright or po.woLgo apply ou boAr.l, or 10 thy- PITTS
111AGIS MARINE An:.'OCIATIC , N ROOMS. No. AY Wat“
etr evt 151
For Cluellunat I and Lonlar tile.
The creamer sAIN r LOUIS, Captain J LASE
DEA tt —Cie rk „I. 11. lioarNot—will leave h.l
the above anLl intermediate ports on WED
NES.DAY, July 21. au 10 ry'rlock. A M.
Fitt - freight or pawn gr apply on board, or at the PITTS
BL:Rtill MARINE A3SOCIATIIIN ROOMS, No. el: Water
en-rot. J 11215
For St. Louis and St. Paul, Direct.
laitThe strum, I.LCIE MAY. (.11.pt. H. K. HAZ
LETT, will Wave for the above and intermediate
on THURSDAY, July 3d, at IR A. N.
For freight or passage apply ou board or at the !TITS
BURGH MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. 82 Water
street. j.
tidThe steamer FRED LUREN7., Capt. R. OIL,
.1
cei--Clerk, . R. Ricittenso tt— will leave for
the above and intermediate ports on WEDN
LA V, July 91, at 10 o'clock A. M.
For freight nr passage apply on board, or at the PITTS-
ItURGLI MARINE ASAXIIATION ROOMS. .lko. 92 Water
street. Ja3o
LEMON CO.—TRANSPORTATION
LINE.— Having made extensive pm
parations this winter, at. are now prepar
to do is HEAVY BUSINESS by PENNSYLI AN A CANAL
and RAILROAD, THROUGH TO AND FROM THE EAST.
ERN CITIES. We ran town, our friends and all those
disposed to patronize the Penns. Canal and Rain-mut, that wi
lain% win be flpartsi to render general eatl,ft%action to Ship.
pert of Essie:o and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
IF THE INCLIN PP PLANKS ON THE ALLEMIENY
PORTAGE ILA Mitt rAD will give increased despatch to the
transmission of freight.
Other, on PENN street, at the Cana! Basin.
mhl4 LLOYD LEMON.
‘,ITEAMER PAUL JONES FOR SALE.—
ki The undersigned offer fur sale, the tine
stfwnier PAUL JONES, us she now-lies at the'
hart, at Pittsburgh.
The PAUL. JONES is one year and four months old—
length leti feet, beam 35 feet, hold 64 . feet, two engines,
cylinder% 23 inched in diameter, 7 feet stroke. She is in
implen. order anti well f.fulid ill all respe. to. The cabin is
of the most approved style, nod tined up in the must elegant
T heer
he PAUL JONES will be sold on the following terms:—
ray ono-lifth rash. balance 4,8, 12 and Is months, with in
toms! and approved securit r. If said boat is not sold itt
private aide before the Ist day of July nest, she will be nt
hired at public auction, and hold on that day.
Arty peals having claims against the PAUL JONES, will
forward them to the lilidellincnOli for settlement along with
the balance of the claims, as 1.1011 as SAM [oat is sold.
no.24:tjyl chJ
KIER'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
AntLipating the want of facilities for
transporting Freight/ to and from the East!
sin via Pennsylvania Canal and Rintroads, no hase
increaaed our stock of Boats, Ac., on same, to a DoUBLE
DAILY LINE, which gives us a rapacity of over ;1500 tons
per mouth each way.
We assure our friends, and those diAptleeti to patronise the
State improvements, there will be nothing spared on our
part to render general satisfaction in forwarding Eastern
and Western Freights with promptitude and despatch.
BIER & MITCHELL,
augll:y Canal Basin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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GBINGIIAM CO.-TRANSPORTA
k_A TION LINE—Ytv PENNA. CANAL -
and RAILROAD.—The subscribers are p
pared to ship FORTY TONS OF PRODUCE DA ILI to Puna
dolphin, Baltimore, or New York, via the State Works.
They will [Ay particular attention to Way Freights between
Pittsburgh and Johnstown. Having a DAILY LINE OF
FIRST CLASS PENNSYLVANIA CANAL BOATS, we hope
to be able to render entire aatisfaction.
OEO. BINOFIANI & CO.,
Canal Basin. Liberty st.
Summer Arrangement.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
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Shortest and quickest Route to all Points
on the Allegheny River.
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Fittnburgh an follows:
Morning I !:rpress, at b o'clock, A. 51., for KITTANNINO.
CLARION, FRANKLIN, RED-BANK, BRADY'S BEND.
NI ARON IRO, 11E1.11 ERSB URO, BROOK VI LL $.:, and all
'mints North.
&ming , Accommodation leaven at 5,45, P. 10., stopping at
nll way-atations.
Fare to Kittanning, $1,25.
Middlesex $1 S 5, Clarion 25
Smickaburg 2 50,Punzatawney ....... ....... L t 6
Red-Bank 2 25 t Itt'lmersburg 2 50
Cut Inville 2 75 Reedsburg 3 00
Adams 2 00 Rural Village 1 88
Bran y's Rend 1 15 Mahoning I 75
it cilersburg 2 00 Texas 2 '2.5
Bethlehem 2 75 Mechanicsburg 3 GO
Shannondale 3 25 Brookville 3 75
Tlrkttte to all of the above places can be procured at the
Office, corner of Peon and Wayne street., and at the Depot
on Taylor street. A. J. IIOPPEIt,
jc2l Superintendent.
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DA V I Er)I7AN DELIS WILLIAM MEANS
Et. A COFFIN
M'Candless, Means & Co.,
(Successors to Wick A 3l'Candless,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers in
IKON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and Pitt.
burgh Manufacture. generally, curlier of Wuoal and Wat,
sin ems, Pittsburgh, wcs
BBLANK tOOKS, Ledgers, Journals, Cash
and Day Books used in counting houses. Alto, Conrt
Dockets, Steamboat and Railroad Books, on band or made 10
order, ruled to any pattern required, and bound in any style
desired. W. S. HAVEN, Blank Boot Manufacturer,
mylll Market et— corner of Second.
.
JACOBS' AMALGAM PENS—These fens
will be found as durable as era or nuns mide from
steel, and will not catch, or stick in the paper; neither will
they corrode or Injure the color of the Ink, as steel pens in
variably du. Price, $2,00 gros s. per For sale by
W. S. HAVEN, Stationer,
Mutat street, corner of Second.
A N excellenttiorAsu, put up article
in tin tans for families, r,ceived by
Jez P. R. DRAYD,,
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RIVER - NEW S.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
STEAMBOATS.
WHEELING, &c.
CINCINNATI
INDEPENDENT PACKET emu,
For Cincinnati.
I,OI I ISV ILLE
SAINT LOUIS. &c.
For St. Lou lit
W. A. CALDwRLI, Trueta•e
MARK STERLINtij
INEREE
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Health and Strength int/o.lnel*
tably IPolttra ild VSe.
ERII,AV CP*:
HOLLAND BITTERS
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE
AND the variouN affections consequent upon
disordered SMinach or Liver. Stich as Indigestion,
Avidity of the iitomach, Colhdi Pains, Heartburn, Loss of
Appetite, Despondency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding
In all Nervous, Rheumatic. and Neuralgic Affix,
tionn, It has in numerous instances proved highly Wid:trial,
and otters effected a decided cure.
Nature ft ndn no new enemy to combat, inith thin delight
ful tonic in the SyRIM. Ito effertg ore 811110 st magical, yet
the cure ye - ma n:111. It vouluiunica..teet no vfoledt sthocit to
the system, but by arousing itt tile! energy to normal ac•
thin, enables it to throw off the cause. and thus thoroughly
onulicates, the disease.
When Ito medicinal virtues are so universally neknowl
edged, and particularly hero, where it has become so popu
lar a family medicine, that it is add by many of the grocers
as well as all the druggists. I t seem needless to
f der further evidence, yet to there are ciffehtless some who
have tried many advertised remedies. and still suffer f, oni
Dyspepsia in one or More of its dreadful forme, we subjoin
tie following certificates, the sat hen yof which cannot
ho doubh•d, evtllllls they (10 trout persona KO well known.
WHAT IT IS DtilNo Wilt 'my. SICK.
Wm. hcbait horse, Etict . the well kni min lithographer, says:
f• 1 hose frequently ua a tberlime s 11011 end taters, sad
had It invariably relief es Iniltgesti,n and del ility "
541.1311,1 itabencli says. spetibil relief from
its use for a severe uith whirl, I bad long suf.
fared."
J W. Woodwell. Esq., gay, I hate med lio,rlmye'a llot
land Bitters myself, amt reomititrwitn it I. cola:, knowing
it to be Just what it to repreented."
Ald. Jonathan Neely, at Lower says : "1 here de
rived great benefit from it use for weakiseen of the stomach
and indigestion."
James M. Murphy ray, "After .aoveral physicians had
Ilderhave's Holland Bitters reteol,sl the pant how
my heart and aide. arising twin indigeition."
The editor of the Kittanning 11W ('coos tare: "After rep
of the beet physicirtna It this plaw had failed,
liolland Bittern Fared tee of the worst forte of - ilYarkep4h . W,,,
Francis Felix, only teauutwturer of the “oriVnal-li*
tract of Oaffee,eayn: .k now that your liniland itlera
one of tbo bent medicines in the world for a disorderikti
stoma or liver,"
Dr. Ludwig, editor of the “Faekel," ftalthhorc, proaounred
it a medicine deserving the confidence of the public.
Dr. Eherhurt, the leading (Jemmy physician of
has prescribed it frequently during the last three yearn, with
marked success, in dubilitahal states of the digestive organs,
or of the system gym:rally.
The tuanagt, of Button's Vinegar Factory says : " I used
it myself, and WAS OWN:for, iuduye , t to try its effect upon
toy wife, (troubled with the great .1-bility (acumen to all of
a consumptive habit,) and really it in doing her wore good
than anything she has ever takes:'
NOTICE!
Whoaver expecha to find in this a haverage will be disap
pointed, but to the nick, weak and low apititod. it will
prove a grateful aromatic i.ordial, poomaud of singular rum;
radial propert ies
.
The great popularity of thin delightful Aroma has Induced
many imitations, width the public should guard against pur
chasing. Be not persuaded to buy anything else•until Lyon
bar.. gireu Ika-thave's llolland 'Buena a fair tnal.Orai bob
tlo will vonvinca you how infinitely Huporior it is to all there
ituitatious.
ail-Sold at fa per bottle, or nix bottles for $u by the no
Prollnetors, BENJAMIN 'PAGE. JR.. k•
Manufacturing Ithanunceutista and Chemists.,
cur. Smithfield and Third snort., Pittsburgh.
GENERAL AGENTS.
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Philadelphia. T. \V. 1 1 y , tr & Pone. 13! N. 2d atroot. Ne*
Y.. 1 -11, Bartle. & Park. 30-1111..1iwn3, corner Duane. Balti
more, Cur/mare br.d.henr. tiny -trot and Prrum. Avenue.
thrultinati, John D. Park. Clum. , n, Barclay Crothers, S.
Water at. St. ',orris, Barnard, ,v Co. N. Orleans. J.
lViight be CO. my
ACARD TO THE L.NDIES.- 17
Lill. DUPOM:i thilibliN 7,11 , VP111.Y PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The, in ari • I f I, retiionts in Dr. Du yin
pins, are pi•rh,ily harmless. nosy Lace been
used in the private praerhe old Dr. Dupaneo for our 30
years, and thousands ed larlies can testify to their vent and
ilevrir-failing seeress in alert evi ry ease, in euirecting
it regularities, ndtbr.u, painful and uistrain;; meuramti
Lion, particularly at the change of llfe. Fr,int 5 to 10 Nils
a ill rilire that Cvnifnoll y‘t tA.lftll disease, the Whites.
Nearly es er3. lady in the laud surfetn from that entriplah4.
The above pill has to Mallen cur erl thousands, and wID
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tare you if you ace them . They C4lllllOl harm you—on the
contrary, they remove 01l k.l•strurtions, restore nature to Its
proper channel, and invigorate the whole system. Ladies
whose health will not permit au increase of family, wilt And
these Pills a successful preventive. For particulars see tit
res:the:is on the box. Prick sl—arwl will be Sept to Wier;
confidentially, by mail, by noel, Sing $1 to either of thetel
lowing maul,
Sobi by SAMPLE d REED, general fig.'. t. fur Allegheny
(Sty; FULTON'S Drug Store, Itirminabatu, P.SetYKr,
and by W. A. CIII,DSINFENNIt'Y SCih., No. 43, Fifth strOet,
opposite the Theatre, Pittsburgh. who will eripply dealers et
proprietor's prices. Sold by all 1 , 11157,11411 41 the city - and
United Stags. -ilprgliored3p
"LANE ' S
LIVER PILLS AM) VERIIIIFIWit
I MI'RO VED.
DR. I. SCOTT, a regular graduate Knd physician of entail
ale,' practice and expertence, indmrd by a commendable de.
ore to alleviate Mellen gaming. as Well nn to maini, Las par
feetnd nu
IMPROVRSIRNT ON TAE ORIGINAL LIVER pria, AND
l'Eltilllllolli DH. C. McLANE,
Having prepared thew remedies us the medical partnntQf
Dr. C. McLane, fur many year..
OUR. LNIPROVED LIVER PILLS Alb TERMTYCIirt
possess greater efficacy and are more mild in their operation
than the Liver rill and Vorntifuge preparod according to the
original recipe of Dr. C. McLane. We make this declaration
understandingly, and recommend them to She onlirEA 411
belug both pleamut and curative, and believe them anperini
to any other Liver Pill or Venuifuge ever prepared.
Read Certificate of Dr. C. McLane. below.
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUERED!
DR. I. SCOTT'S CEEIEBRATEO
WHITE 011ICASMAN LINLIIENT-
The unisereal relief afford...l by applications of this CBI;
EttRATEI) EING of Pain li 1110 S in cases of Rheumatism,
()salt., Lumbago, Sore Throat, liruie.a, .sprains, Swe
Stillness of the Jointu, Sol:aura, Adns, li.stids, 'turns, Aches,
or any other di..ott:e .t Pahl iiiitor or Liniment is
used, enables us to escort positively that Dr. I. SC Ol'rei
CELEBRATED LINLrIENT to the
most reliable, safe and pleasant remedy yet ,ilscoverud,
teeming astonishing properties fur lIEALINIi DISEASE eiltd
TUE PROMPT ERADICATION OF PAIN. 'the many at
testations to its virtues, given by persons of enlightsruil
judgment and strict integrity, should induce all to adopt it
as a standard Fatuity Remedy. Thu most incredulous will
require nothing more than the following testimony of Dr. C.
Ramo, distinguished no a gnat discoverer of modical
remedies:
REA D I READ::READII:
MOSICIANTITWIY, VA., Sept. 12, Lia
Thu is to certify, that 1 havo examined the Recipe for pre
paring illaLantia Improyed Vermifuge and Liver Pills by Dr.
I. Scott, who has been IN THE II AtilT oF PREPARING
AND IISINU MY ORR/DIAL MEDICINES IN MY OFFICE
during the last TIIIIITERIS YEARS, and that. I behove ho
has IMPROVED THEM. I make the above statement the
mere willingly an 1 HAVE NU INTEREST IN THEM
WHATEVER. I would further itatu that I have frequently
used his Ct.:Lk:BRAT ED It LIITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT
in my practice, with the hapititym etlhcts, awl that l tlin con
acienthAzaly recuumund it. C. hIeLANA M. D.
All the above Medicine. prepared solely undrr the super
vision of Dr. 1.•SOO1T. Sold by Drurgiets and Merchants
everywhere.
The hiENUINE Dr. C. MeLANK'S INIPHOYED Ll} ft
PILLS AND IMPRUVED VERMII+I3OE ere signed brDr.
I. soyrr a CV., ucconapanied by certificate a C. McLANE.
The GENUINE WHITE CiIte&S.SIAN LINIMENT signed
by Dr. I. SWTT A Co., accompanied limb niguatuTo oU.
SOCTT, M. D.
DR. L SCOTT & CO., Side Proprietor!,
Ilaok Place, Morgantown, Va.
DIL 0. 11. K MISER, Wholesale ttgAmit, ,
140 Wood street, Pittsborgiij
JAS. P. PDF:MIN . °, Wholeentio 'Agent, • I
jandlyisawlyspoSt] Noar Railroad ihkpot-Allaeliont.
°KIN ATE D.ISEAbES-1.4t.
j_ Lk Smithfield Street, between Third and Fourth - oa
streets, devotes his satire attention to an Office Prac
tice. Ilia business is, for the most part, confined to
private Venerrea! Diseases. nod such painful taTecions,
brought on by imprudence. youthful indulgence and excess.
Syphilis, Syphilit is Erupuons. tionorrhea, lilecti Stricture
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the Blued, with all diseaces
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic I:rap:lons,
Tenor, Inugwortu, Mercurial Disfa.ses, Seminal. vecedutestl,
Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakliest , ' rtiOntb4
Supprcesions. Diseases of the Joints. Fistula In ADO, Narconi
Affections, Pains in the Bock and Loins, frlitailOn of the
Bladder and Kidneys,successfully treated. Cureguarauteedc
Twenty years' practice (ten in tide city) enables `come to offer aluturancce of a speedy cure to alt who may come
der his care.
Vence and Private ennanitation Rims Stnithtleld•tif.:.
between Third and P. urth xtretta
*ir Chug,. nederate,
DR. BROWN continues to be consulted for
the cure of SECRET DISEASES,. Ilis'iroccase in
lung-etanding cases is unequalled. Me ntllictud are.invited
to call without delay. Persons idllicted with Venereal Dia
ereses, ithettmatiern, Piles, ur Sentinel Debility, should nut
delay to get his advice. Letters conteining a tee, immediate
ly answered.
OM. Office and Private R,OMS, No. 50 Stultylel,l sty*
between Third and Fourth streets. Pittelictrit'h )*.
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lIIRSIIFELD & SON
WILL OPEN
THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING,
NEW STYLES OP ;
tIisTSIJMNIER COATS.-VGA
Received per h`xpretw.
Also, new styles of
SUMMER CRAT tTS AND TIRS,
Received per A tl.otic.
L. UIRSUFELD S SON;
No. i 0 Wood sued[.-15
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T - 1 - ' - V- - 4,RD PROPERTY PORSALE:
A Lot of Ground on Pike street. between Wailful and
t .,,, :tof y ,ereets, with four separate Prairie llouses, iti r r
condition nod well rented. Will Le sold chenp.
Je2A HA 1
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C() FFEE
-30 pockets Java Coffos, 00 lbs. each :-
20
20bags prime Ohl I,agnii,ra Cr", Received by
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REFINED BORAX-300 in' store Iced
_tur sale by Ljetr FIESIEN . O EGRO ,
6 000 • , Fritst
aper :dt-k!so.Tht,wiTx.-tafa
•cv warrants liciugict 'and
run. Also , purchase mortgages,
j 01.4 2w • NuiOSY Prearth Ktrqe.t.
DIIIDES--200 prime me to arm atuilbf
..11 este by my 26 BFBINou
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