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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
WEDIZRE3i)AT MORNING:
THE
SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
WILL BE HELD
Alr PITTSBURGH
On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on
OCTOBER Ist, "Ad and 3d, 1850.
Je24 ROBT. C. WALKER, Secretary
Ohio and Pennitylvania Railroad
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING TO CONSIDER THE CON
SOLIDATION
Yesterday, at 11 A. M., the Stockholders of the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad met at their office,
on Fifth etreeL A large number of Stockholders were
in attendance.
On motion of Col. George W. Cass, Geis. Samuel
Lahon, of Canton, Ohio, was called to preside, and
George R. Arnold, of this city, appointed Secretary.
Col. Cass, the President of the Road, stated that
the meeting had been called for the purpose of con
sidering articles of consolidation between the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company, the Ohio and
Indiana Railroad Company, and the Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad Company into one road, to be
called " The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad." By the law under which this action was
to be had, it was necessary that the articles of con
solidation should be submitted to the Stockholders,
and for this purpose the meeting had been called.
Col. Cass then read the articles of consolidation,
with which our readers are already familiar, as all
the material points have been published.
The articles of consolidation were then formally
submitted to the Stockholders, to be voted on ac
cording to law.
Col. Cass, as representing stook in the city of
New York, and not in his capacity as President of
the Road, submitted the following resolutions :
Resolved, That a vote by ballot be now had for the
adoption or rejection of the articles of consolidation,
as submitted by the Board of Directors of this Com
pany:
Retolved, That all those in favor of consolidation,
place upon their ballot, " For Consolidation," and
those apposed, place upon their ballot, "Against
Consolidation."
Resolved, That Wm. M. Edgar, It. F. Smyth and
C. W. Ernest be and are hereby appointed tellers to
receive and count the rotes, and report the same to
this meeting.
Resolved, That the polls be kept open until it
o'clock, P. M., or such further time as may bo dwig
noted by this meeting.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
On motion of Mr. McKnight, amended by Mr
Murdoch, the meeting then took a recess until 7 P.
M., the voting of stock meanwhile proceeding.
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At 9 I'. M., the meeting re-assembled, but the
business transacted was unimportant. The meeting
was eery harmonious, and the feeling seemed to be
Al one way, viz : In favor of consolidation. At 9P.
M., the rules were all counted off, showing the fol
lowing result :
Whole number of votes east
Number " for Consolidation "...
Do " against Consolidation
Majority for Consolidation
(me of the resolutions passed was to the effect that
a meeting of the stockholders of the new Railroad
(the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago) should be
held on the 30th inst., for the perpose of electing a
new Board of Directors and President.
Boy., Take Care ! —As the Ulorions Fourth ap.
proaches, big boys and little boys seem to consider it
a kind of saturnalia when they may do as they please,
and acting on this thought have commenced explod
ing Chinese crackers,:" set off" Roman candles and
in divers other ways express their regard for
Freedom's natal day. This is all very welA, and we
believe the disposition of the community to allow
them the largest liberty, providing it don't interfere
with the enjoyment of others. But there are some
evil disposed urchtni who will find themselves rely
bracing the Fourth in the lockup if they do not put
a restraint on their inclination to be mischievous.
One of these was in front of our office yesterday, and
watching a favorable opportunity when a couple of
ladies were passing, threw a bunch of fire crackers
immediately under their feet--of course greatly to
their alarm. We hope the police will be on the look.
out for all such and make examples of them.
De. Beale . . , Arctic I"oyngr.nt 31n.anie Hall.— The
stupendous grandeur of Arctic scenery displayed in
this Panoramic portraiture, elicit, the most profound
admiration from crowded aFFeinhlaget. Indeed it
surpasses all our torwer r,..-epti..no of sublimity.
Take mountain and plain, sinuous river and broad,
tranquil waters, stately ship and tiny boat, gentle
hill and shady valley, bold headland and rich fruit
ful fields, frowning battlements and cheerful villa,
glittering dame and rural spire, flowery garden and
sombre forest—group them all in the choicest picture
of ideal beauty your fancy can create - arch it over
with a cloudless sky, light it up with a radiant Fun,
and, lest the scene should he too dazzling, hang a
veil of light haze over all, to soften the light and
perfect the repose—you will then have a seem that
will bear no comparison to the wild splendor of Arc
Liz nature. (lo early, if you expect a seat.
Poor Ho rec.—Yesterday afternoon a fine looking
iron-gray attached to a large wagon laden with stone.
through the carelessness of his &tyro, was thrown
d Mil in the midst of a largo heap of lime on Filth
street, and lay there entirely helpless until his gears
were cut by the bystanders. Tt e pour animal must
have suffered terribly from the effects of the quick
lime. Such accidents as the one we have mentioned
are of daily occurrence, and in nine cases out of ten
their cause can he traced to the blundering or care
lessness of the persons who have the poor beasts in
charge. if some individual would have a couple of
the reckless Telma jerked up before His Honor, the
Mayor, be would deserve a medal from the Humane
Society.
Theatre.—The entertainment offered at the Thee
ere to-morrow, for the celebration of the Fourth, can
not fail to merit the appreciation of the most fastidi
ous. They correspond and are suitable to the feel
ing which the day always elicits. In the afternoon
will be performed the " Flying Dutchman." "Mad
Anthony Wayne," and the clown's budget of blund
ors. The evening's selection is equally choice and
varied, commencing with " Uncle Tom's Cabin," to
be followed by the " Terror of the Road " and "Free
dom's First Dawn," in addition to which, there will
be singing and dancing. With such a bill crowded
houses must be the result,
{ ' an Amburgh's Circus and Menagerie arrived yes
terday according to announcement, and exhibited in
the evening to a large and well pleased audience. A
great variety of curious animals are gathered in the
menagerie, and the circus company is composed of
first rate equestrians and gymnasts. To-day there
will be both an afternoon and evening performance,
and tomorrow, in order to give the thousands who
desire it an opportunity to see the show, there will
be four performances. The whole is exhibited for a
single price of admission. Large numbers of people
from the country will visit the city on the Fourth to
see the sights.
A Relic of the Great Fire.—llughes' tavern, the
trot tenement created in the burnt district after the
great fire of April 10, 18-1.5, was razed to the ground
yesterday to give way to the march of improvement.
It was located on Water, between Wood and Market
streets. There are a number of shells and rookerle I
in that vicinity over whose "decline and fall" few
tears would be shed.
Aileyhelly Valley Railroad.—We stated yesterday
that the last excursion train upon this road on the
Fourth of July would leave at 6.4.5 P. M. This is a
mistake, as we learn from Mr. Hopper it departs at
5,45 P. M. The 6 A. M. train runs to Parnassus,
eighteen miles from this city, where there will be a
grand Sabbath School celebration on the Fourth.
Sabbath sehocti Celebration on the Fourth—We un
derstand that the different Sabbath Schools of this
city intend celebrating the Glorious Fourth by ex
vursious to the country, picnics,
Didn't Come off.—The grand writing match be
tween Mr. W. P. Cooper, of the Iron City College and
Mr. J. D. Williams, of Duff 'a College, did not come
off at the Board of Trade rooms yesterday, in conse
quence of the former gentleman being unavoidably
detained in Onio, where he has been sojourning for
some time. His associate in business, A. Cowley,
however, offered to take his place, but this was de
clined. Mr. Cowley now offers to write with Mr.
Williams for a wager of $lO. Our advice to these
gentlemen of the quill is, keep cool during dogs-days,
or the consequences might be disastrous.
JULY 2
Admitted to our Court..—On motion of Col. Wilson
McCandless, John Stannard, of Indiana county, was
admitted to practice in the different Courts of Alle
gheny county. Mr. Stannard and Hon. Augustus
Drum, his law partner, intend to practice in this city.
They have an excellent reputation in Indiana, which
we feel assured will be sustained in Allegheny. We
wish them every success.
The Dior -ice Court Judegl will hold a session this
morning, for the purpose of disposing of arguments,
motions, dc. _ -
Democratic Celebration.—The Democratic citizens of
Allegheny City and neighborhood, and all friendly
to the election of Buchanan and Breokinridge, are
respectfully invited to join with the •' Buchanan and
Breokinridgo Allegheny Club," in celebrating the
approaching anniversary of American Independence.
in the grove near the Hotel of Captain David it.
Williams, in Duquesne Borough.
Boats will be in readiness :it 10 o'clock A. M., at
he Collector's Office, Allegheny, to carry persons
roe of charge.
Dinner will he served at one o'clock, P. M.
Thomas Moffitt, Christian Shrum,
John Oakes, John McDermott,
John Swan.
Committee of Arrangements
//i` Three bottles of Hostetter's CELE
BRATED STOMACH BITTERS will sure the Dyspepsia.
One bottle will create an appetite, force ,df the impure bile,
purify the btool, and invigorate the system. Tei, thdtler
will cure the worst form of Liver Complaint. One bottle
will diseipate that weakness at the pit of the stomach, g;vt•
color to the countenance, impart tone and strength to the
opium, and lend cheerfulness to the mind. Every family
should have HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOM AC Ii
BITTERS, No article el so peculiarly adapted the de
pressing efleehs of summer weather,
HOSTEITER A SMITH,
Solo manufacturers and propriotors, No. 267 Penn et.
And for sale by all thn prolcipal hotel. and Dmitri:l4B
throughout the United States and Canada.. .ja2l:ll.isr
AMUSEMENTS.
qIIIEATRE.-J. C. FOSTER, sole Lessee and
Usnwr ; WK. U. Rttn Stags Manager, CL11.2. 1 , 0671. R.
Acting Manager. Treavurar, J. V. Ronrrit.
PAICI23 0? ADIKISSION
13. M. and Parquette 50c. I Private Boxes, larre tol
OCOMI Tier 25c. Private tknies, ou
Boxes for colored persons 25 cents.
securing seats, 124 cents extra.
READ THIS ANNOUNOE)INNT'•
i;LORIOUS FOUIITII OF JULY!
iria-TWO GREAT PERFORDIANCES. - tait
AFTERS! ira AND A' I'EN/St , '.
AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE o.4lmxy. tx., AT
S. tbr Great Ursula
Tlf E FLYING DUTCHMAN.
Vandorckeu
Leau•llr .. J
Tv be fullown , l by
MAD ANTHONY WAYNE
Oa, Tits MASSACILL OF PAou.
Bobby. Young.
Maypole
linereAtogo Nicßrttl,
To ccaultido with a new Comic Pantomime audith...l
THE CLOWN BUDGET OF WONDERS.
Rival Clow .4 and Dela".
Concluding w ith
A GRAND DISPLAY OF YIREWORKS
Evening Performance,
C,omruenelog at a quarter to eight, wall the 2 and ::41 Acts of
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
Uncle Turn t. Foote,
'ropy Jnlu Cuuke
St. Clair Barret[.
MMO=IM
THE TERROR OF THE ROAD.
Harry Waiter.. C Font,
A V I,,ug
SONG— . Rubbia' ArauuJ " July. o,..ike•
TO roar kid-• with lb. National Urania ..f
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tiorldom of Ltborty
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Sl.ry Hoodorson
(loneluding . - Ith
tiltANI) LIATTLP: seRNE
MASONIC HALL,
roll EKE ()\Ll' (INP.I )1 EMI No M ,0.1
GRAND ILLUMINATED lIISTORI UP TIIE
American Arctic Explorations !
INNUSHER Rlre
English and Danish Searches for
SIR JOHN
WITHIN THY. MOLD ZONK.
Iu ,Vlln t ion with which will he exhibited, at each
the
Siege and Bombardment of Sebastopol!
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Executed by the grmit American Artist, (4r.iiitut
from drawings taken on the spot by the Explorers.
gxhibition every evening texcept July 4th. at a
o'clock, arid Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at 3 u'cl...ck
4Wr- Tickets 25 cents—Children 12.?, cents.
The great reputation which this Panorama has a, quired
as being the waist sublime, interesting. amusing and nisirm
ties ever exhibited, Is a sufficient guarantee to the pubic . 01
It..nr meta.. U. C LARUE.
te2B Agent.
AN A.MBURGII & CO.'S
URIAT CONSOLIDATED
CIRCUS & MENAGERIE!
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The Lett-gent Emtabllshmertt In the World!
Rll.l. HE EXHIBITED AT PITTSBURGH.
try 41 - It AND fan, Me, AT THE AMERICAN lion!
N AT 2 IN - 0 7 P. NI
FOUR PERFO it CES ON TIIE FOURTH
Doors open one htmr previous to the Artbdic Performances.
The Equestrian and Gymnastic Troupes
Cloaprise the principal Stars of Europe end ..4
Al the head of whom are the celebrated
COOKE FAMILY,
From Astley's Royal Amphitheatre, London: the
FRANCISCO BROTHERS,
Four In number, from the Cirque Nationale, Paris; LE
JEtINE LOUIS, the most Classic Equestrian of the ego.
FRANK CARPENTER, the Daring Rare-back Rider; Nirears.
II I LDItJITH, WADWELL, HORNELL, he.; and SEPARATE
TROUPES OF VOI.TIGUERS, ACROBATS, PANTOMIM
IST:, AND DRAMATISTS.
TWO STAR CLOWNS!
DEN STONY., the most Original Wit and pungent Jester
in America; and H. CROWHUItST, his English compeer, a
fellow of infinite wit," and the greatest Trick Clown In the
eorla.
Leader of the Cornet Band HERMAN LUDWIG.
TUE MENAGERIE
le the moot perfect ever exhibited, and contains the
LARGEST and SIOST COMPRKIIENSIYE COLLECTION
UY ANI)IALL 4 from
EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA AND ASIEItICA,
Ever comprised in one 7.t.stlogical Institute.
Immediately after the arenic performancee,
PROFESSOR LANGWORTRY
Will enter the miges of his Trained Animals, consisting of
LIONS, LIONESSES. TWO ROYAL BENGAL TIGERS,
LEAPING TIGER, PANTHERS, LEOPARDS, ite
And exhibit to the spectators the wonderful subjection in
which he holds these savage denizens of the jungle and
to. es t.
ADMISSION-2 5 cents; (n, half price.) Iteberrod Box
Seats 50 cents; Children 25 cents. je2'..l
111.110 AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD.‘.."—JuIy 4th, 1858.
On the Fourth day of July next. SPECIAL TRAINS will
run between PITTSBURGH and NEW BRIGHTON, stop
ping at all intermediate Stations, as follows:
From Pittsburgh to New Brighton at 8:40 and 9:30 A. M 4
1:00, 503, 4440 and 11:00 P. 11.
From New Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7:00 and 10:12 A. II.;
I:3o, 5:15, &BO and 3:25 P. M.
EXCURSION TICKETS will be sold bet wean Pittsburgh,
New Brighton and Intermediate Stations, to be used during
the day on above Trains, as follows
Pittsburgh to Courtney's and return, 25 cents.
Killbuck, " 35
" llaysville, " 40 "
" Sevrickley, " 50 "
" Shouse T. 1,. " 65' "
Economy, " 75 "
Baden, 75 "
Freedom, " 85 ',
Buchrater, " $1 00
a Beaver. $1 00
Nov Brighton. '• $1 00
New Brighton to Beaver and return, 20 cents.
Rochester, " .20
Freedom, " 25 "
..Baden, " 40 "
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Economy. " 50 "
. Slums, T. L. " 80 "
u Sewiekhy, a 75 a
a llaysville, " $1 00
Courtney's, a $1 00
" Killbuck, '. $1 00
. Pittsburgh, " $1 00
There will be no reduction made for single trips to any
Station,' sior will Excursion Tickets be taken on U. B. Mail
or Ftsw!eraina.
12 Emit be purchased at the Stations where
they are sold, as Conductors will not be supplied with Return
Tickets from any Station, except from places where there
are no Agents.
/it-Should the day be dry and dusty, the Company are
prepartd to sprinkle the track to lay the dust.
• JOS. H. MOORE,
Pittsburgh, June 27, 1858—(je30) Superintendent.
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THIRTY.FOURTH CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON, July 2.—Senate.—The chair laid
before the Senate a communication from the Secre.
tary of State transmitting the original journal of the
proceedings of the Board of American COMIIIiAfHOI2-
ers at Paris to liquidate and audit the claims of
American citizens against the French government,
being for debts due them, and for the satisfaction of
which provision was made by the Convention be
tween the United States and France, April 30, 1503.
Mr. Clayton said the report was made in answer
to a resolution submitted by him some time ago. lie
desired to call attention to the document, because it
completely refuted the ground upon which the Pre
sident based his veto of the French Spoliation
That veto rested on the assumed basis that the claims
for spoliations were all examined and allowed tinder
the treaty of 1803, but this doeument discloses the
fact, that so far front this they were excluded for the
reason that the Commissioners had nothing to do
with them. Ile alluded to the fast that many years
since he examined the subject, when it was before
the Senate, being a member of the Bclect Committee,
of which Daniel Webster was chairman: Mr. Web
ster took no part in the matter ; Mr. Clayton being
second on the Committee, investigated the subject,
and reported the bill which, contrary to the expecta
tions of many friends, passed both houses by a de
cided majority, but unfortunately encountered the
veto of President Polk. Afterwards another bill
similar to that passed Congress, but was vetoed by
President Pierce. but the latter veto anus n o t booed
upon the same reason as the former, and any Senator
who would take the pains to examine the document
now before the Senate would see that the whole
foundation of President Pierce's veto was an error in
fact. lie added that the sympathies were i“rovgly
in favor of these claimants, and he hoped c o ne
ore would be done for them.
The House bill creating the right of way to the
St. Louis lira Iron :Mountain Railroad. throurli the
arsenal aud wagniine at Jefferson Barracks was
passed.
The Kansas 'kill came up, when Mr. Wade sit"l he
stood up to advocate no new etriur, but the gre e t
principle of equal rights to all tool, }dark and white.
That wits the doctrine of the fathers itt the reptib ., .
Alluding to the passage"( the Compromise inensor.
of 1 ••..0, w hich were called a finality, he remaard
that the Democratic ',arty had put the pr...,e,!
ministration into pots er upon the platform that they
would resist the slavery agitatudi ; Inc did not Kn to
how they intended to resist it, whether a Ilie
Llud
geena or otherwise: flown, er they had no right it
resist the agitation of any sul•ject pertaining to this
government- lie ' , Peel there to ree.st all attempt- to
infringe the right of free speech. whatat cr inight L c
the consequences. lie opposed the bill under consid
eration and criticised the .totirse ot his colleague.
Mr. Pugh replied: ho said lidit Mr. Wade had 11•F'd
language not becoming a gevtl,rnn. Begat. r.
liar ft Black Republican: but ianguage Lieci.ming
blackguard. Chair alled
Mr. Pugh said that Mr. \Vivi.: lut.l n., right I.
charge him with Irttng slavery and hating y.
and nhnrply retorted on hi, eilleti,zue.
Mr. itig,< sari a ii , iutd t i t].•—
vra:4 nn evident ~ .,re,dind, ; ‘,:ng in Mr. Wade . • r•-•mat',
of a deternairmhon 441 the latt,', party if a• •
:tieeeeed at the bar T. tho• -!.,` • .
uCiiL~•rt~'ron=ernitnd V
Our f“refather
Mr. Cl3yt. i.
n o t t tnr e ❑6nut al Ire
The ,tte,tlt, 1‘ take, ••n Mr I
tttriket 4,'ltt the t-hrure R:v11:1; r,g'
ti! prr3,n,
£lOll t.i I.eouine i,• li.e I I.t , v•i lee i, •. .1
rhance sv:th the rpite-111,01.411,, , .
There being n.. ite,runi , • •
Mr. Dough, :he ! 4 ergc;:c.tm: , krin. .4- tc I
compel the attcr.d.it,ce of al,. mcmt•c--
After pau. , of fifteen
9entre• Telmc
whether the decre , . G r a tli4ht ,eop , ton w a
and tnnlteraLle
.11.1.r111111W Irre%,,eyWe
Mr I:ell 14.,er the
hir I , ,ttglas t
hfr. Itell
We Imse i.ear i and ~erhes
be Jerrie❑ t, break up a
time :een g . l V ell Icor drlwitv a..al hr
%Ve wal.l an el; I
erne up on Nlttntllty, ht•t ttne r
they ct,tnplatn that thrrt, th , t tl.le rnaugh n..
fur rirhst,
Mr. Y.rP, —l.l nut r!An , l herr l- el.•,r
thr ~•oi:du i .•i ~~.~
and t par;hall)Vhtlir ,
The.
Mr. B.vll 1 hat r
th •
A n••”
mip•:ller, tr \
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den. T,.•,n11.,
Mr.
acting olan., •! ;Le i . pa
by the, I,gl-iature of Kan , ., , . r aro- ~,uIIII. N
n. su• :.r3.1 ib,. reran a-- 3 . I “11.
i c!!,,:
!qr. Ur!!!cn.kr,-1t..1 IL
Kt,requtret.i. \1 a- tl. ,!..r turbullea• I 4•II! ••
Mr. Nr,,,!!!! rui.:.t ! •:. h.,
was to wake halt,ol .1 .t- :..e tri.ort tt,tt•
to the 11011 t, thin, that 4.:400
the people .4 that t. , rritory alr Vt,thlto`t• a l h
pas Ned mhtiniari anal tin.-hr,;131, r: ,
ocenglioned 31: the trolll.l,S. 11.•
tOglled 11 , a pr. I.twary t r I•I .te
the people it; their r,ght: 31-1 a!i I
the ILLNIP Of the n:untr l.
Mr. Weller - Tl.e Jr
law, and 1..; t:.
to that.
Mr. Seward w .1:11 Nt ;Vi
for Mr.
have no other tetaletw) and
the ,acee,, the I
rop tin g the Nh..e,iri
rows; !opt' AL a-.
orptme . the K , .ct rTmet
la a u.+urplit,t; tyr:int.
as there are n, ;
1.1-1 Tie II
the .4r•nnir,
%TIM 111.1 , ‘,11 , ••' •‘• I; I
Mr. T..,•mt... I'm glad „1 ii.
Mr. ` . ...ward am I er I,cll
.cur-laid i;,e it
•.. , 110 P . tr.trrruptiztir, i th ,
r. r.rr ird .•ontint.inv Thu-' who
are firm. 1.•. i are per,
unsubrtat.tuil
r. Toombs- I think whin y
er low
r. Cratemien regr, , ;(• , l exoecd.b...!, b. beer
Seward say that the day of rml roe :r had
by. The form of bra IsIII m•ohr i. • lie alt-getb.
satisfactory U hire ri a 11.1,0 1 I.:1 , .1
Glared TI 1.. ft.•.•••I , I I; ,, 111i1.11•11:, •7
der it more setiefn,lory and Illat..rN. The pr
position of Mr. Wil,oo would inereoNe 1.. a . boon
leas extent the ea U... Ile, Cr.itmelen. Will
compromise to the last moment srl lime.
they could preserve the original prim iplr, on Ishii
the government is erected. The prement d
mantled or every Senator serious arid solemn roe ni
eration. ile earnestly appealed to the gentleman
come forward in a liberal spirit and it justice to all iAt , k ER E . —,
1,-15 15 blils7 "med.' . Nu. „ 2
sections uf the country, . He almost despaired when 1 , CoFFEE, SUGAR, 001.. WA and CHOCOLAT/. of the BEST
MA,E*•I••I
. 1.1. , t rek rived and for sale 1., linkiiiiii, fur °NIO..
those from whom he has expected so much seemed 11111.1. ER A RICKTSON. : lame experience ill the klitititnin is a sure guarantee that
disposed to do so little. 1.-1 Noe. '.1'21 and 11.:1 Liberty street. every article sold will bo as represented.
The debate was continued by Messrs. Clay ton, 1 E 1,.._•;,,,, • .kiii•iNT, or SPLCIAL APPOINTKENT, roll THE. SALO OF DR,
f Le n d v l a nding driJill '
, jags of tilt%
Hale, and 'round, The 'cents Milli ill, in Fessi..ll JAYNE'S FANILLV .NIEDICINES. S. JAY I% ES.
j •dc.till , r •- Ii• ill) Gran.' tool tor bale lis i Pittsburgh, June 20, lefid—Lie:lo
at 10 o ' clock, with the apparent .lerinintition to ~.L., MILLER 4 ' KICK E'rSON
have a final vote on the bill before adiurnment. T 111. - -l• ...i . • .DI N'lDEND.—'the President end Managers of the
//,,t1, , .-Itlr. Campbell, of tilde, ti,ked leave to of. l.: -.' t mummy tor erecting tt Bridge os. r the Alit gbetO
_L It) Satalt chit n MtutrY• 1''' .1 ' ... ” I" it " . 3 ' ..., 3,11. Opp. Or' ratAbUrgh, in 111 0 COL/10y Ut Allegheny,
fer a resolution changing the daily hour of meeting. p.„.1„„„, v,„ ~1,. t,, It. T. l'. Mitliti AN, li tve this day declared a Dividend of One Donal and Sevent.)-
from II! to 11 o'clock. 41 Fifth :qt.-et. nte Cents .°1 each diary of the Capital Stock of the Coln-
Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, oblected. unless the time 1 - 11:-.11INt I 'l' . \ . t 'K 1,1..1 . _1 I you Intend g.litig pitny en which ilisitit•lnls are made, ant of the profits ~f the
for the adjournment of Congress should he first fixed. I last ..i. ...nth, which will he paid to Stockhold. 1s or their
.4
t. the nionnt itt, streams to pa.; the hot ~.att.r. call
Mr. Giddings--No leirgatii•. 11.. It. tot, ba‘ing an i •eaanoue •aa At... - It ..I Fishinu Tacky. I ''W` l ; ',''' ' ' t'''titklt tv s forth. ith. JOHN HARPER,
Mr. Houston itioved to take up the Senate': ad- IL o. tun and iuliiiilete DOWN 4 TETLEY .0_ ...t..4 Ma --chi) Treasurer.
Mr,
resolution. ts-ltt No. 136 W.y..1 street. II - . J.- n MI It ICU LTV RA I. NuTICE.—Th.• trial of Reaping
- pi 5T01 ,, , ,..:. Gt. 1 ,- ,,,:tti'-
_ k.,--r=r? Machin°, Under the Mating...Di id the Allegle.ny
Mr. Matteson and others objeete.l. D iI .. LES, tiI:NS, County Aericulturid Society, will t sko place on THL'ItS
The reading of the report of the Klass' itiVi,li- juL., iiii.•.iii , i di.i.onlionienta, of it arm tai laud. DA V.. 10 lv Ruth, at the Farm of James Kelly, Vl. ilk ingt.urg.
gating l ' ouitnittoe was then resumed, which after be- Biiii N 0 TETLEY. 130 Baal et., By order of the Judging Committee.
Figs of th , •ii ,44 ..ii thin. , iv?.:31,141tw-s.•hi) O. P. SUMAS, Secretary.
ing completed, Mr. Campbell. ot (Olio, moved that it':''' • •
the further reading ci the doctintents Ito dispensed 1, 1 1 V . lll STR Err I'I4OPEKTY -1 Lid a ti.,...:, ,,, ,, DIAMoND MARKET HOUSE At t ssOCIATION. —
with. _,11._ 1,,0tal ~ t t I. Mb tit rert, oppointo the Cathedral. .. Holder° .if Certificates of Luau are hereby notified
~,,n,o,i, that the I titcreSt due an sash CertillCa ea, up Lo the first of
Messrs. Florence, liionriiiii. Craige, A. K. "Aurelian, '''" h , '" 'a."
h"I
a wa" Tw"
Star) ;
"LAlC l'' EL l M ii ltt4i .- c . July interest, will be paid in full, in current funds. 011 end
Quitman and Bcw ie. at different limes severally ill- Or "lII' '''' Al'idl t' l 1.1..2'./ , ern, the lath Instal:,un priteelitntioll to JOHN 11A(10/•
listed on the reading of the doinilliPtil,
4:,;,.: i- N 0 IN 11 0
AIAN
11, balance in one, tic,' al ai FIN. I . lsq , Treasurer, ILI. the Formers' Deposit Rank ,
The Speaker denied tine light ttf any member to .-
Fl dot ., . .1 ,, . will buy a arl BUILDING Liir of ;
_0'.1,3t S. JONES, Preet.
have read documents which were I, de referred or _4 leet 1,10 I.y I:Iii deep. shunted near the thiler Depot. Al- Dot _
. DOLLAR SAYINVIS RANK No. 06 YOCRTII
I C.l.cli City-pukesl76. This property is well worth at- 1> .-... STREET—JONES' NEVI , ' BUILDING.--Deposits
tention
printed. C. CUTIIDERT & SON,
in
be made with this trugitution ill the month of June,
Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, appeaied t , , his frierolii not ; „2.; Real Estate Agents, 51 Market et.
. iii order to draw interest (rum July let.
. —_— —_
tO insist upon that, as severnCllAS. A. COLTON, Treas ' r.
consumed and no good purpos l e'lL37,4':lnlieitlt."" llls S CL.TIIIIKRT A SoN.
H i ii..'s F... 5, LOTS AND FARMS f ur sale.' je ,3o .
G Eo. lIINGIIAM Fr. CO.—TRANSPORTA -
Apii) i.,
appeal was successful, 51 Market street .
TloN LINE—Via PENNA. CAN -
-
On motion of Mr. \Vashlturn, of Nlaine , the n•port -, mid HA I I.ROAD.—The subscribers are p
was referred to the Committee on I . :l,•tions. and or I ,414 SALE OR BAKTER —A Building
I .
kt i,,
14ru At h.g.heuy
eerUti, wc. , , ;
1,, i1l betaken. ~ , ,,t ;2 ‘ , .. r,,,.,,,h, c h ~,in , ,,,,, , . pared to slop FORTY TONS OF PRODUCE A to I' ila
tiered to be printed. Le ire was given the minority , r..i, and Nails, t..' della., Baltimore, or New York, via the State Marks.
,
to report at any time within len days, and take tol-,l Thi•v.in pay particular attention tel Way Freights between
Pitt - stiurgli and Johnstown. Having a DAILY LINE OF
ditional testimony, which, when submated. shall be 1" ^' S. lUTE'S/AZT & SON. 5 1 Market !it.
referred to the Committee on Eleetions nail printed. lA' '":
. . __l (1,1 hirrelq, fresh received and for FIRST CLASS PENNSYLVANIA CANAL BOATS, we hope
II EN Rl ' 11. COLLINS. to be able to render entire satisfaction.
sate by tisint
The understanding is that all the papers, including _ ._ __ OEO. BINGIIASI & CO.,
the report of the minority, shall be printed as one li-lISII--Nlackerel in whole and half hlils. apt I:3m Canal Basin. Liberty it.
document. .I nil
it,rt-tou •••
1 The Mouse adjourned. Witth. fish
Trout
FPreniontlii Nomination Ratttled--More Salmon "
F., 8.d.• hr it. 1.1! IIIiNRY 11 COLLINS.
Bolters.
BOSTON, July 2. The American C.mvention at Si Ut iAR ANI) MOLASSES—
Springfield ratified the nowinalion of Fremont last 1..,, t,t ~.. ,I. [-vs, , "op..rage. N. 0. Dioln.sseA :
611 ,1,, ,:hk ,1,. do:
evening by nearly one hundred majority.• A party :ill .1. ,I Jam, ~ 11. M‘4suise.l:
of a hundred bolted from the Convention, and orga- 1 , .al i,hd.. tun, lair end pr ime rN.I). Rllgmr. Ot
himd
idling, ratified the nomination of Fillmore. ;.tl for sal, by - M LLER &RICKETSON,
.1,1 ti ''n ' and 2213 Liberty street.
--
American Meeting. D LANIC 1300 ------ KS, Ledgers, Journals, Cash
LorisviLLE, July 2.—A large and enthusiastic ...I_, and Day Books ust.d in counting homes. Ale°, Court
American mass meeting wee held last night. It wasl ock..t, ~t elinitxat and Railroad BoOkaou band or made to
(in ' I.•r - . r;11...1 to an% pattern required. and boned In any style
the largest meeting of the kind ever held here. Hon. , 1 „..,„,
W...,. IIAVEN. Munk Book ideunfectumr.
(Jarrett Davis was the principal speaker. m,i.:l Market et., corner of Second.
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['IMRE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA
HALIFAX, July 2.—The Cunard steamer Canada,
from Liverpool, bound to Boston, arrived here this
evening, with dates to the 31st May, three days later
than those received by the North America at Quebec.
The excitement in regard to Mr. Crampton's arri
val out speedily subsided on the official declaration
being made that. Mr. Dallas would not be dismissed.
The recruiting business is considered definitely set
tled, and hopes froely interchanged that the Central
American question will aleo be put to rest.
The nomination of Mr. Buchanan for the Presiden
cy bad been received but caused but little stir.
Peace meetings and friendly addresses to America
were abundant.
Mr. Haillie's motion in the House of Commons re
specting American difficulties, and on which it was
sui,rissed the Palmerston ministry would be defeated,
has I.i.en withdrawn.
It MIS reported that Great Britain would Frond no
Minister to Washington during the administration of
Pierce. 'rhe impression is, however, that it is merely
\ ll' \ N 1
Advices from Vienna state that Marshal Radetsky
has sent Avond to his Government, front Lombardy,
that, if the excitement continued in Lombardy and
the Venetian provinces, he should demand an in
crease of thirty thousand Austrian troops. The Gov
ernment agreed to increase his force should it be ne
cessary.
FRANCE.
The Emperor Napoleon is taking steps to have the
Empress appointed Regent for her Pen.
The project of a law on the subject has been sent
to the senate and debated with closed doors. It pro
poses that, in case ,r the Emperor's demise, the Em
pre,, shall reign, assisted by a Council of Regency,
whose nausea the Emperor will leave in a sealed en
vclope.
The , loverninent papers are writing up the project.
The 1/ .a;teite gives the project of Senators and the
C“nrulttec the Regency, and states that the Em
pro's aill be Regent-Guardian of her son during his
minority, but is not to contract a second marriage
a bile r[ continues. In ease of the death of the Em
press. the Regency is to pass to the senior Prince of
France. and thence to the other Princes, in the order
of hereditary 9IIVCOSSiOII.
There are two or three change.+ in the Sardinian
0 rtry, the chief one being the appointment of
enee.il La Mamoru to the War bepartruent.
Baron Wenor, the Austrian under Secretary of
Igo Affairs, ha: gone to Route, the rumored ob
ject of the vi,it being ti. i'oll,ll/ce Cardinal Antonelli
and ht. colleagues at the importance of making ne-
RI , •-1 k
.n... Farah Bryant. from Cronst.,..t for Now
1 , d1.,. ails the first Ainemsan vessel that passed that
5•.. , I ,ir , r the expiration of the treaty. She paid
the .1,40, 1111.11 - 0 pridest.
The liusOian ii.,..rinnent is turning its attention
of its American territory. A large
I,irstl , .n party 1., bring fitted "ut al Hamburg by
thi. Amerwan C.,mpany.
appears settled that very little grain will Le
evitvrtvil from Russta this ReilF , TI. Hundreds of
th ,, tient to the Black Sea for cargoes will
rt•turt,
(ran Philadelphia, arrived in the
•••• t.t., ,t t. I ~i: olttro,.. The Hurter., from
1: re, re,..11,1 Belfast , •n the I tith, and the Clara
•
.r it. It., ittio.•re, armed at Leal, ela the All.
EN'ILANI).
a.t. ~n Ftt-toy might, Mr. tiladntoue ,
owty ta:t. when Lord Paltnerettoz
,t.•ttt the Government to eon-
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.e .1 ,with the Auftrican
lo• : e UNI'IILUtt of she n0t,,, .
,e.l !ha: Lfor 3,lvert to the r,.1),14ict
t• .•r.,:ipt,t ILI the thsinisvel Ilf 111 r,
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per,, rea...n t, e vect an itetee
:. ..r the , lIIPPut , n, and therefore he
n , t:ht liner' thought expianati,n. at that time pre
lir th..ught it :nip. , rtant that the Ileum.
I.to sr ear:ythe nature of the
die !ed to give to Mr. Mar
the di-tni.ral of Mr. tramp.
Is Ile hen the tlovern went
prepAre.l t ti.eir reply to Mr. Morey
t. !e,
r I l'a;:uer-t• ;bat Mr. iiladetvne
:.-.1•.....1 he: that him to abstain
M Iron, 211•11:4 r nt,r, up.,n the .01,
• n. t . e.l C•111:11'.y 11! •ire tig prevatlel ..r) the pre.,
•I. .I.:J there:ore tay ui reply t., the
:. 12, he Lsd lAti J.. tut I.elag aide t,. ley
. up...n the table. ioeiuding Lord Claret,-
1 ~.• t.. In the e.urye of the next
•1:. I earlier .lay. Sir .1. Pack
t.l cen-ore 3gainnt the cow
, il, the .-1 ,, ..1.tment questo.n.
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Ik. y 2. .1 lie oxten.iwe peer ut
el Jt. ttl4lll, NtlllC 0,
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Hr. I 11,11.:: 111 specie.
11,, ..hart Gale. Dudley A Cllllllbrllke
!t, ‘l,lp burned laat night, t..g•ther with a large
lutul.et. The lt”.!. ie $40,0a0. Several ud
bu.l.lllle4 were ale., burned. Two eugiuea
kerri-e barued. the eng•ne luau eseafeng with
a:: ..l • junii•iug ..serboard. Nu lives
, ,j•,:y May..r \‘'.••••1 harr srrir.terr a
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. e , erday •II lov:Til•vr of the t'••..E.u:ttee
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;. , u,wu,u. I.y nm ii. telegraph., o th e r.
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ti .• d ettnin..at Fr• • mm.. .. her it,. kit.,
ONE It. 'Atli EAsT OF THE EXCILANOE BANK,
I. .pil , I I I I Isl! Ii I , II; II VIIIII i IVII an ,l inarttin, a herein
0 ~, i. sl• 1- 1.0. 1141. t, .n 1 11., e't-aitt.tat Fred Wry. Pittsburgh, Pa.
u },i LEV I. HI tST, Martha' ( ; ILL'EN kt.i:.• BLACK 'I'EAS
I,IIN I.: 1 1 k1 . :: - . , 6 1 . 11 )1)1 , IIEDI:C 1 ' . . 1)-- Liery l'uorhaed direct from the Importers for CASH. Tha
j tit., chti.. , ..I hit , Prt--atittiodtt tn.' being tP" !at - ' t ,:... k t onands of all the different favors and grade. of TEA
t I.• i t 1.-, th in mnial 1,114,./. I , 10.11:.lit h. the A:merit/LI. :market, sad
.‘ A MA,. \ & , I '
. N , _i, F: 01 st
, . SOLD WHOLESALE AND !LETA IL
Juft \ Ns out)s, 11,N,1 it AN!, Ex. il 1N..1{ AT Ten
Sn.,o T. 'MA, is I..rhatige, Commercial ted Bank V EBY LOWEST CASH PRICES!
N ,, 1. • SL,:k bought and at.ltt Oil I 011.111...1. ( . 451104 . tiWi• I PACKED TEAS, PUT UP IN AINTALIC PACK.
t arettill att. ndtt.l I. ii'' , t—l I attl ,',, D'lat.tta St. C. AO ES, exit:l.4ly tar the trade.
3°N Et' NEW ItElLittNIL Fourth " t "' t • t ' att 1 TEAS OF ALL ORADF.S, BY TILE HALF CIIItST.
.„ j4t.
HEM
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
MERCHA.NTS, EXCHANGE.
President.
L WTIMARTEI.
Vier Proidonts.l
GEO. W. CASE.
Per Steamer Ltinadad
Ltvritsoot. June al.—(Litten .11arka.—An advance of l/„,d.
early In the week, but market subeequeutly receded, and
closed at previous rat., with moderate demand- The Col
lins eteamer Baltic arrived at Liverpool on the 18th. ller
news had no effect upon the market. The sales for the week
have been 60,000 bales. including 17,000 for speculation and
3800 to exi.rters. Saieeon Friday were 8000 hales, of which
1500 were taken on speculation. the market clueing steady;
New Urb an. fair 810.: do. middling 6 36: Mobile fair 65ii d ;
do. do. middling 6 1 lti; Upland fair tFX,; do. do. middling .
Flour market firm, and price* a trifle higher; demand
good at Od.@le. advance on fairer qualities. Western Canal
30ai0,338. BeL; Philadelphia 34e. 4 3d4.13641.: good Ohio and
Straight Baltimore Ofis. Wheat advanced 2d., with
fair Inquiry for consumption; red Wheat 9a. ficl..@;lloa Od4i
lie 3d.
There is an active speculative demand for I.:urn at Is. to Is.
6d. advance, with more buyers than sellers; mixed and yel
low 30s 6d. to 315.; white 31s Ilt.L to 325. Od., closing quiet.
The above quotations are from liichardson, Spence dr. Co.'s
Circular. Brown S Shipley, 'and others, report a great dif
ference iv the quality of the Flour received, and hence the
quotations are uncertain.
The weather has born rainy. but the accuouts from the
agricultural districts ore generally favorable.
Th business In Beef is limited, and the market unchanged.
Pork is unchanged, and prices nominal.
Bacon remains unchanged. with moderate transactions;
but at the close holders were asking higher prices.
Lard continues scarce; sales at Ula.; but expected arrivals
Will probably cause a heavy decline.
&Tallow isfirm; sales of North American al 475. lid. to 4tts
Lout,ov PaCinues Menses, Juno 20.—Bariug's Circular
quotes the Iron market unchanged. with moderate business;
Bar Iron quoted in Wales at 1.84 , he. Scotch Pig Iron
quoted In Glasgow at 734. Flour 3.ltte3Ba.
LONDOK MONET MARKET : J une 20.—The demand for !unary
Is somewhat more active. but rates unchanged. Quid a- rives
freely • the amount of bullion in the Bank of England bas
increaed 370.000 pounlbs. Consols for money not quoted, but
rate for orrount is 94 , e;at.91f. Holders e t dividend, s e c,
rill,e are reeling on the money market, but they meet with
ready purchasers. and rates not quotably lower. Bell
Can report American Stocks auchauget in all respects, with
ceusideruhle sales of State Stocks and ready purchasers.
h. tt. is, hued, 68, and st,,cli of U. S. 67. S, 1024103 . : Penna.
70 0X7 8 . Maryland l's 87(M80 ; Penner. Central first 89091.
110 gr. June 19. —New Orleans ler." ordinal?., is quoted
Nit Ykiek. July 2. The demand for Flour eolith:tee
gain!; the price. of coalition and medium gtaden bare again
advanced P.icxli/c. bbl. Soles 513,000 bble at V.i,rioo - 056,10
for common t.• grant superfine State; $6.20(u5N.50 fur extra.
di.; $5,20053.75 fur common to good Mich igen ; $5.501it.56,20
for ormunon to good imperil.. Indiana, Illinois, lowa. Win.
cousin and tfido; sll,4oeßs7 for common to good extra do,
and sil.7ini.ps7.74 for extra St. Louie. the market cleating firm
and the demand good good supertine and extra State Flour
quite !warea. The market for CatlaAliarl Flour is firmer, with
a fair demand ; alias 12010 libls at $6.3u0n55.15 for common to
choke extra, the bulk of the sales were at so.7.sfixs7 75.
Skalthern Flom - firm ; sales 'FPO bbl. nt $6.75/07.25 fw com
mi. to 4 , . , • $ 6 .3fni1 . 1.5 8 ,7S fur fancy and extra. For Rye
Fl the market is fit in, with a moderate &MIAMI at s2,r l .i;
i. I for line mail superfine. Corn Meal scarce and
grin,. CO*. 300.) bids Baltimore at sa; Brandywine In held
.i• For there is n good export item:tint and
the market is . better on 0.1111111011 dencript 101. ; Sale.
I 4.. X , L.liq at $1.:15.a41.40 fin .1111waukte, chin; $1.20..51.3.ii
good red Indiana; $1 a1ia.51.54 for red Cana
duo.. SI. 1 . 041111 , 1/ ho prime white Canadian
51..1.1 no Chicago spring; $1.114 for white Illtnuis ; $1.55 for
Lit,. Sxvitnet , $1,47 for red do, and $1,701.051.50 for new
red au-1 Wl,ltt. d, Rye plenty and dull. tales 57.00 bn.hele net
for lie feeler este. 0, and 55 for prime Northern. Corn a
sliade limber. with a limited supply of good and prime par
•-. 0.1; ...dee al LAX/ hut, at 45014.8 inferlur mixed Western ;
50,54 for rum ninon .0 tine rastet 0 ilo, uu prime in market;
and 00061 fur Southern and Jersey yellow. (hits un
changed. Pork a Mot.. firmer. with a better demand; mien
1500 11.1 n nt $20,50 fur wean, and $17.25 for prime. incl. - hug
50 , 1 Ws me. for August delivery nt $2l 80.4 is nett, re
nt sale. 10i10 lib's at $7 Suert.s,S for country
prime: f country me.: $1150512 for rorackvd
N oaten, Beet }lnnis quiet at $1:160$11; Pritite Nlene Reef
it. Bruited request at slsw.sl e. Lard time ; eaten nun at
V 1.7541412. lineou uominxiiy the onme. Cut Mee. inn KAI
demand; .len r 2.1 taids at s4,lsiii,{A no ....derv, ito.l
$.10.2.".i.0510.:.0 for Inirn•, sales 22i 11.1 e il.enteru stue.l..olsid..s
Butter pint, and dull at 12,019 for Ohio and
Cheese en, ling at
Lw -v. It. .1 tl'y mark.-r f..r It.. f l'uttle
-tlertug , lt,eve.. wore :IvuO frin
t„ I‘,wvr. :71leep and 1.00114 .11 :lc
.1.4. doll
Baltimore Market.
11. t Timor,. July 17. Plow firm nilL aalss at SA
brat au.l Corn utacliaugtat, sonu• parrols of near it lute
10-.. t hate lawn 5.1. l al 51 to/ut.l ,7
Brerhave's Holland Bitters it n .
p•rs..tom -upywo, a Frub,!ltuto. tar brawl, It contai,
1'0," !. 3,1 b.
.11: • 21..••• 11,ttlat b.. mit.l I tt•lt t ottt I,m. It .111
Ith the
-To o‘ot.L LP, krrrin. , ank Gr
• • //:./tan•l
t 11_ r. 1.1 $1 oil IN WI, 1.:1: 1.5. bs thn pt.-
, ,U 4+, Ith \JA3II::. Ja. A r U.. Mnontakturing
auAl Pittrt•argh: Pa: K. E M.I .
I It. , 1,, of Itl.vouil mt.; Wou:I
I: .11,24.114:
11111=
unusEiluLD AND KITCHEN FURNI
II„ Tu tI AT A WTI, —on TUESDA Y marntug, J uly
At to n't-itel, Al littat Ong Hon.*, No 13; Third Atrovi,
I • tql,ll Atel rnithnrld an eta, AID I e no
ortineitt llttureltold ?unlit tire. among which are
t tt Iturenint, high And low p.Ai
ittAttra - Fr, aot it andat-lt eliatrther and
ttr tnriwt.. lot •king-glwwA, f•-n•les*, tire if
mi3.l .lu4on.war, Sr. A 1.., nu , etiperlot LoOlklug
.1. re, A quantity of kit, hen niciwilA, dr.
P. M. I).AI'IS, Aiirer.
- _
AE{UE AND VALUABLE LOT OF
j ollt/UND IN MK .SKYENTII WARD AT AUCTION
Uu TimitsDAY evening, Jnly lath, at 'A o'clock, at the Aler
t hAnt. En• hang,. will lai sold, that flemirtl)A, pi r of
ground situate on Crawford inreet, having a trout tit'
ha 1., And e‘ientling hack 133 feet t.. Tannehall Atrret, being
i•.t. NO I! , And part of No 14 in the plan of lout laid out by
lit, late Anron Hart, .i,'r'd.
I ritv.—,ine.lialf rani.; residue in on , are] pair, it tilt
tutetetti. 4.•• by lam.] nu.] atortcatz ,
is I P. SI. DAVIS, Auctioneer .
N I 'SOME lif lI,DI LoTS IN TILE
• , NINTH WART) AT A rcrioN —On THURSDAY alter
.}l, at 7. the prenilown. will ter
th••••• ti , .• ,Itvornl.lt. Building Lots Aituaie art"' t h e , OW,
..1 It.. l',Ma. R. It Clymei iitliAtt, opposite the
buy , I. h.q....El •tr,.., nud Spring alley, has -
,1,4 !s n $. .:.t (..1\ t.Sre..t.atol i•l
1..t.]
I ear_._ 'Tll,llHir. ash, r 1,11111.. in .11,• year. with nit,
iyl P. M DA 114„itintrr.
Mr. Ileriwrt. in,hetrd I,•r
ea :; 4• , iutt.llted to
I .1 lu:i rail)
COMMERC I A 1,.
'Preawrer.
N. Hi ri,Nl Ja.
Secretary.
JAMES P. BARR
Superinterfrra.
8, I'. NORTHAM, Ja.
amnitte, of A rtrarat um far June.
GEO. W. CABS, V. P.
JOHN COSGRA VE, JAMES O'HARA,
HENRY LAMBERT, THOMAS BELL.
Foreign Market•
AUCTION SALES
No. 3o FIFTH STREET,
HAVING PURCHASED the interest of
THOMAS WHIHTM AN, in the Point Boiler Yard, on
the first of May, I will hereafter carry on the Boiler Making
and Sheet Iron work, in all their branches, at the old stand.
Water street, below Penn. With the experience of thirty
yoarn in this business, I hope to render satisfaction to all
who favor me with their trade. JAMES WIGHTM AN.
MitelmrdL Nkty 20, IKM. mraMmd
- pi E ACRES of first-ntte land, three in
iiiiitivaeon, balance it/ prime timber, situate in a very
pleasant location, about two miles from Allegheny city, with
s large front on the New Brighton and Allegheny Plank
hoed. will be sold on easy terms by
8. 01.1TILBERT & SON,
Real Estate Agents, 61 Market et.
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN to learn the
Dry Goode Lndrieu. One with some experience pre
(erred. Apply at 25 Fifth at. A. A. MASON 3 W.
" .
4 ‘ 4 4,is
!". 4 y;;g•
RIVER NEWS.
DU RlTE:R.—There were 4 feet 4 Inches water In the chap•
nel, at dusk last evening, by the metal marks, told falling
slowly. Weather pleasant and business dull on the wharf
THE steamer "Orb," Cupt O. D. More, It the regular
packet for Wheeling this woruiug—hmviug at to e'c:ock,
THE steamer •• Rosalie" broke a hog.ehaiti on her last trip
up from Wheeling, and went to the ways fur repairs. The
steamer " Venture " will take her place f.l - the next ti ip.
SMOOCH PAUL JoSrs —On Tuesday the "Paul Jeure •
was to Mire been sold at public sate. She was bid up bl
$17.000 but the trustees refused to let her go at that figlii.•
and adjourned the gale until the Ist September. The "Pail
Jones" ie in her aecond season. and originally cost in the
neighborhood of $36.f.00.
GREAT Finn AT T. LOUIS —When the telegraphic despot. h
was received yesterday Ilinonikcing the burning of six steam
ern at the Mound City, considerable excitement existed In
river circles, which was only allayed whin It was stated that
none of the boats were owned in this place. nor was there
any insurance in Pittsburgh. Our city hue been peculiarly
fortunate In this respect, thus far, during 1 936.
Tux fine steamer Chkngo," Capt. M. Illillenger, will leave
this morning for Cincinnati. For lightness of draught.
strength and experienced officers the "Chicago" stands A
No. I, besides, Capt.3l. and Mr. Warring, clerk, are prover-
Mal for their gentlemanly deportment and strict attention
to the wants of the traveler. and are sure to make all feel
at home who travel with them.
Tim line tight draught steamer Chas. Avery" will leave
fur Cincinnati thin morning, direct. She only draws 'III.
Inches; water when light, and ban rapacity fur 350 tons of
freight. If our friends in the Queen City wish to see a neat
summer boat we would particularly recommend them to
give the Avery" a call. Passengers going down on her
should be on board early to secure their state-rooms.
Tat light draught and fast running steamer " Lucie May"
having been purchased by Captains Rhodes and 11. IL Haz
lett, ot the steamer -Metropolitan." for the Upper Missis
sippi river trade for $17.000. will leave here to-day for St .
Paul. direct, in command of Capt. IL K. Hazlett. She i 3
t the craft for the present condition and demands of that
river. We have no doubt that she will prove a profitable
investment to her owcers while she is under the efficient
Command of her young but experienced Captain.
A IIA:11.011“ PHESEST.—W oare glad to toarn that the
river reporter of the Cincinnati tioniti‘rctai has reverted a
well merited present from hie steanihoat friends, in the shape
of a ruagmticent gold watch and chain. It is not often that
the river reporters meet with such substantial coneideratious.
The following notice of the affair we copy from the Cincin
na.l Oolunibion
PERENTSTION TO ♦ RIVER REPORTER. —C. D. Miller, Esq.,
more familiarly known as - Cone," the talented and indus
trious River Reporter, of the C.kmthierciali we are happy to
learn. rno presented. last Saturday evening, by the officer.
of different steamtwata running from this port, with n beau
tiful gold watch valued at VD% 10 a token of their personal
estoom, and their appreciation of his pEORVIERMELI services.
The ceremony occurred at the Broadway Hotel, and passed
off most agreeably. Cons speech on the oceasion arm
characteristic and clever.
Tux St. Louis Dernocrul.,,f the 30th ult.. says:
The river opposite this city fell two orthree India" between
Friday and yesterday. Ac.vounta from the Mitsourl repre
sent that stream to be getting low, and more ditlicult to navi
gate. Sore hat tho very lightest boats can now run in the
Illinois. and it is still falling. The Altoona. iu last evening.
reports 26 Inches water on Spring Creek and ih•trdatow u
Lars. The. Arcola reports the Upper Mississippi falling all
the way down from St. Paul. Abut nine feet in the chan
nel hence to Caro.
Two ATIAMER., Acts.... We learn that the Math, Hiller.
IN , llll.llrom Pwlncah to Nashville, on Saturday Isat. ruins in
contact with a lug at Dover Shoals. near the Iron landing,
which caused her to sink. Tl,' cargo, consisting prinetpally
of Imuors and oils. was all saved. We understand She in
in
sur in Nashville. Eflorts are being made to raise her. and
it is thought will prove enc.wful. The steamer Monticello,
hound from Nashville to Paducah. struck a log in the vicini
ty of Raster's landing. ou Friday last, and sunk. She is trop
ism! to lie a total loss. She had no freight on !asstd. N,
insurance.
Ton Chu - Moat; mmmen-inl. of July let. says:
The Nut. Holmes is in from St. Lomb, bring n portion
the in:whiner) . and With! saved from the wreck of th.• A. It
Chambers. She g.sTs to Lltsrlei reburgh after ..ti e) Wyk. ..r
nun, or Itaitirit. Ire via_ N . twirl ng. Freights rontimv tirte
at t 1014 log rotes. with mmleritte utforiogs7
I . llLib,rgl. um' 11 . nrritt,,,,—Whisky and Oil, I is 1.1.1
Pork, A,0.; Flour, rhio.: Molasses $1.7.0; Lard, Baron, linear,
and ti ;ioe.ll Wool Ode. id 111.1; Cotton SI.IK) 1011,
V. /oasis-- Bry Ilools, 75,7.; Ben , y Freights. 50c. t ;
Whisky $1.50
;Nem Cates, Ll, Flour sl,lx Whisky $1.75; Chl $1.75; Pound
Freight tan.husl is cwt.: Baron 55, "01110. York $1,25.
ashrtas—Whisky and bbl.: Al, $1 Th
Fright 754r,.11t p rw t. Cabal l'abwenAers $l5.
/$l./Luss and ArAttnAtl.s...No loowta
MI=Ell:13
A lilt] YED.
Steamer C 1... BayiL-1.1, Elimbetit.
E./luin. tosat. Browmtvillo.
•• Jetl.•rmit, Fir...kart illy
I.ltrertie, Beunou, lirawasyll le.
•• Nebraska Ssar... lass( Newton.
•• eat tir.•. ltdes. Steubenville
•• Ttirr.sts. II • r•tt.
Uri, Whee
DEPAKTED.
Steamer Cl, Itliyar.l.
&FIJI., II r IltierlCks..n, Brownsville
Jrtlcrmi. Waislant.l. Brownsville.
• Lll2,lte. Beni.tt. Browilsvi 11r.
•• Nshrsska Berm, West Newt,m.
Tames... 11.-1.. t.
et] tare, 1M1..5, Wlesehag.
•• rt. Louis, Dean,
STEAALBOATS.
WHEELING, &c.
Pittsburgh. Steubenville and Wheeling
The KiISALIE, Copt. tiro. Dot Lk, and the
O 14. fl, Capt. 0 Eon,: B. MOONY.. will !Ile e.
Itk.I.JULA.R DAILY PACKETS between Pitts
burgh, Steubenville and Wheeling, shipping at all intern.,
dime p.,rts.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays,
nest:lays and Fridays, at I) of clock, A. M.—RL-tuRIIINOP she
will leave Wheeling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at i 7R o'clock, A. M.
The FOKEST CITY will also leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock. A. M.—lirrratnau.
oho will love Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days, at 7IA o'clock, A. M.
For freight or passage apply OH burtni., or to
J. D. Ct)LLINGWOOD, Agent,
No. 15b Front street.
West Newton—Regular Packet.
Ilroz Dnilry Piwket fur NY"at Nvwlun, iu
connection with the Cum..',silly Railr.nul.
The excellent and rory light draught st.me
NEBRASKA, Capt. C. BEM, will leave DAILY (except3un•
for N • oot Newlin, lit connection with Conn-Ivilh• RKII
rtwd
PaornKere and Shippers will apply on Loard or at tb,
Neartott Wharftx.t.
CINCINNATI.
For Cincinnati.
The s teamer GRAPESILUT. Capt. A. WM - ctn.
W. 111. lathe Clerk, will leave for the above
and Internieitiate pore ou SATURDAY. July
, a t 10 irclork A. M.
Fier fnti•ht or plasage apply a board, or at the PITTS
BURUII MARINE ASSOCIATION ROOMS, No. S 2 Wetter
reel. JY.
INDEPENDENT PACKET
For Cincinnati.
The steamer CII ARLES AVERY will hNive
for the ahoy° and all iuternieJlitte ports oh
TLIURSDA Y. July ad, at lit o'cl,k, A. M.
For freight or passage apply hoArd. jr2
For Cincinnati and St. Lonia.
The steamer CHICAtio, eupt.M, Miu2Stuß,
Clerk IL M. WARHIN , i, will leave tor th ,
and lateral...diste ports on TIII2IV. , DA 1 . , July
et 10 k A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, or al the PITTS
MUM MARINE ASSOttIATIUN RUOMS, No. A?. Water
street. jy
LOUISVILLE
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
The steamer CLAKA Dl{f N, Capt. U. W
Raw. J. MELLON Clerk. will leave for the above
and intermediate porti ou SATURDA Y. July
$ll,, at 10 u'elot:k A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board, o r at the pimps.
11UR011 MARINE ASSOCIATION 1100318, Nu 8:: Water
street. 13.3
SAINT LOUIS, &c
For St. Louis and St. Pant, Direct.
The aeum.r LUCIE MAT,J2apt. It. R. Flit
trrr. will leave for the atove end Intermealate
torts en THURSDAY, July It, at 10 A. M.
For freight or passage apply ou board or at the PITTS
BURGH NIARINE AtiSOCIATIOS ROOMS, No. 5: Water
street. !e:10
LEMON s CO. it ANS PO ItTATIO
LINE.— Having unble exteiniive pre
perations this winter, we err now prepared
to do a HEAVY BUSINESS by PENNSYI. AMA CANAL
and RAILROAD. TIIIIOUGII TO AND FROM TilE Ben-
EILN CITIES. We eau Mauro our friends and all there
dniposed to patronize the Penna. Canal and that no
pains Will IA: spored to render general satisfiction to Shill
pins of Eastern and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
OF THE INCLINED PLANES ON TIIK A I.I,EtiIIENY
PORTAGE RAILROAD will give increased drspateh to the
transmission of freight.
Office on PENN street, at the Canal Bashi.
mhl4 LLOYD it LEMON.
QTEAMER PAUL JONES FOR SALE.-
kJ The undersigned 4.tr, for sale, the tine
steamer PAUL JONES, us nue now lien at the
wharf, at Pittsburgh.
The PAUL JONES is one year and four months old—
length Itio feet, bean, 31, 641, hold G'-. feet, two engines,
cylinders 23 inches iu diameter. 7 feet stroke. Five is in
complete order and well found in all respects. The cabin is
of the moat approved ntyle, and fitted up In the moat elagant
diamier
The PAUL JONES will be sold on the following terms:—
say one-fifth cash, balance 4,8, 12 and lb months, with in
terest and approved security. If said boat is not sold at
private sale before the let day of July neat, she will be of.
Erred at public auction, and !sold on thsft day.
Any perwm having claims against the PAUL JONES, will
forward them to the undersigned for settlement along with
the balance of the claims, as soon as said boat is sold.
W. A. CALDWELL,I Trust.
MARK STERLING. f
niy24:tj y 1 chi
KIE It' S TRANSPORTATION LINE.-
Anticipating the want of facilitiesAilliala
transporting Freights to and from the
ern Cities, via Pennsylvania Canal and Railroads, we have
incressed our stock of Boats, Ac., on same, to a DOUBLE
DAILY LINE, which gives us a capacity of over 1.400 tom ,
per month oath way.
We assure our friends, and those diepesed to patronise the
State improvements, there will be nothl r n , = l on our
part to render general satisfaction in fo g Eastern
and Western Freights with promptitude and d
Cani i i ( l TEß ßasitt Pittsburgh. Pa.
EEPSOMSALTS —lO bbls. just received
and for wale by [Je27] FLEMLYOBROS. Jol4-2w
UUltgi-3061b5. just received and for
V sale by [ Je-71 /IZMIR° BROS
ealth and Strength must
Inevi
tably Follow its Use.
DOE 12 II
HOLLAND BITTERS
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND the various affections consequent upon
a disordered Sbenach or Liver. Such as Indigestion,
Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, 140 M 01
Appetite ' Despondency, C'ostiveness, Blind and tleeding
Pike. to all Nerrona, Rheumatic and Neuralgic Aft'sn
lions, it has In numerous inflows* proved highly bennticial,
and to other; effeenol n dhritleti cure.
Natare finds no new enemy to combat, a ith thin delight
ful tonic in the ,ynteni. Its effects are almost maginel, yet
the car' peruoin,at. It communicates no violent shock to
the system, bat by aronsiug its rind onoroy to normal an•
lion, enables it to throw all the cause, and thus thoroughly
eradicates the disease.
When its medicinal virtues are so uniVersally acknowl
edged, and particularly here, where it has become so popu
lar a family medicine, that it ie sold by many of the grecers
as well as all the druggists. It would seem needless to
offer further eVilieile, yet as there are doubtless some who
have tried many advertised remedies. and still suffer from
Dyspepsia In one or more of its dreadful forms, we subloin
the following certificates, the anthentlei!y of which cannot
be doubted. coming as they do from persona SO well known.
{SHAT IT IS 'WINO FOR 771 1: SICK.
Wm. sehuchmati, Esq . the well known lithographer, says:
I hare frequently used Bcerhave's Holland Bitters, and
find it invariably relieves indigestion and debility "
Bev. Samuel Babcock says: `•T found special relief from
its use for a severe headache, with which 1 hail long sul
fured."
J. W. Woodwell, Esq., says: have nsed Iherhave's Tfol
land Bittern myself. and recommended it to others, knowing
it to be just what it is represented."
Ald. Jonathan Neely, of lower St. Clair, says "I have de
rived great benefit from its use for weakness of the stomach
and indigestion."
James M. Murphy says: - After several physicians had
failed, Iherhave's Holland Bitters removed the pain from
my heart and side, arising from indigestion."
The editor of the Kittanning Free Press says: "After one
of the best physicians in ibis place had failed, Bcerhave's
Holland Bitten cured me of the wont form of dyspepsia"
Francis Felix, only manufacturer of the "original
tract ofeoffee, says: "I know that your Holism! Bitters is
one of the best inedicin.4 in the world for a disordered
stomach er liver."
.•• • • .
Dr. Ludwig, editor of the "Pmirel." Baltimore, pronounced
it a medicine dettwrving theconfidenee of the public.
Dr. EL,•rhart. the German physician of Ponta,
ha prescribed It frequently during the Me three years, with
marked sureesr. m debilitated states of the chi:relive organ.,
or of the dynteni generally.
The matineer of itallou's Vinegar Factory says I used
it myself. and WAS therefore induced to try its effect upon
my wife, (troubled with the,aeat debility common to all of
a cetnumptive habit.) aniiKally It Is dom.g her more good
titan anything she Lae ever taken"
N UT IC F. I
Whoever t xpeeta I. find in this n beverage will be diaup
pointed. but to the sick, a enk and low spirited. it will
prove a grateful nromatie cordial. posseased of aingullis rem
edial properties
CAUTION!
The great I...iilarity of this delightful Aroma Lan Induced
aoy inntatious, which the public should guard against ptir-
A,ttig.. ru.t persuaded to buy anything else until you
giN 13,,erhavo's Holland Bitters a fair trial. One hot
_ .
will c,uvutc4. you how Infinitely superior It is to all that , .
titationi.
.6fs7-Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $6, by the no
oprieiors, BENJAMIN PAUE. &
Manufre . turine Pliarms , eutisto end Chemists,
,or. Stultlitlehl and otri-ets, Pittsburgh.
l'ltiratlt•litltia., 'l' W. Itytut retr+, 1:13 '2,1 kttreet. Nevr
V.•rk, Barnto.4. Port:. 301 11:oatlutt. corner Duane. Blatt
toOre, Compare Bret: ors. ttuy ttlrcet. and Penna. Avenue.
Cluctnnuti, Jolla It. Park. Chant,. Bart lay Crotherg, '213 S.
Water Ft. rt. luuta, flartio,l, Adult., a Co N. orleatut, .T.
Wright my 22
ACARD TO THE
Dt. IiUPONCO' tin d.l.q . N MONTHLY FILLS FOR
FICSIALEi.. The counbinatiuu inn grednenhe. nu Dr. Dupon
co'e niulden Pills, are perfectly hartulnam. They have bean
used inn the ina‘ale practice ot old Or. Inuptinco for over 30
years, and ihonkanda of ladiee ca to,Anty w then . great and
Sever-failiug aucce.; in nah.eit ev. ry case, in correcting
irregularities, relieving painful and di:nines:4:lg menntrua
tion, partn,itlanly at the change of life. From sto 10 Find
will cure that common yet dromlMl disease, the Whites.
Nearly et ery lady in the land 'suffers from that complaint.
stave Malan permanent!, cnred thousands, and
cz re y..n if you mq. Oulu. They cannot harm ynu—on the
c .ntlary, they remove all obstruction., restore nature to its
proper ehantiel, and invigorate the whole system. Ladies
oni.ele health will not permit an increase or family, will find
these Pills are.ssful prrveutive. For particularssee di
rections on the box. Fries sl—and will Pe cent to ladies
confidentially. by mail, by ea: hating $1 to either of the fol.
lewing ag..nte:
&.,1.1 by SAMPLE k , e,noral Agrnts for - Allegheny
City; FULTON',.: Dreg Store, Birminehean ' JOHN P. SCOTT,
and by W. A. ti 11. ()KN . 1 , 1;N NEY Nn. 43, Fifth street,
,q;posite lb Theatre, Pittshurgh. ulio will supply chlalsrs Ott
proprietor' , . priess. 5.4 .I by vi Druggist, 111 I. City and
Untied Steam. apr'2l...nmd3p
TI R. C. 31 , 7 LAN E'S
LIVER PILLS AND VERMWU4E
DR- 1. SO yrr, n re,zular iirnduat. and physician of extra
sire praetice au•i exp. rienee. induced by it commeinkblo de
site le alleviate Ln•uun e 4118 jar
feoteal as
:IIPROVEMENT . 1 N 'flu: 1.1; NAL LI VEli. PILL AND
VERMIPIIIE OF DIL C. ),LANE,
Having prepared three remedies ha the medical partner of
Dr. C. McLane, ref' many year,.
°us IMPROVED LI PILL AND VEHMUTIGE
pOKSeSS greater efficacy and Art' Mitre odd in their Operation
than the Liver Pill and Verminagv prepared according tetthe
original recipe or Dr. C. Me Lane. We make this declaration
understandingly. and recommend them to the afflieted as
being both pleasant tad curative, and heliene them superior
to any other Liver Pill i.e Vrrnrifug•! aror prepared.
Read Certificate of Dr. C. ITlLcLane t below
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUERRD!
DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT,
The universal relief afforded by applications of tide CEL
EBRATED KfNG of Pain Killers in CllllOB of Itheumatism,
Gout, Lumbago, Sure Throat, Brui,e, Sprains. Swelling,
Stiffness of Ole Joints, Sciataca, Poi., Scalds, Duros. Aetna'
or any other disease for whia, a PAID Killer or Liniment le'
used, enables us to assert punitively that Dr. I. SCOTT'S
CELEBRATED WIIITE CIRCASSIAN LINDIENT is the
most reliable, safe and pleasant renuely yet diirovcred, pos
sessing astonishing properties for IGIALINU DISEASE and
TILE PRomm ERADICATION OP PAIN. The many at
testations to its virtues, given by per..., of enlightened
Judgment and strict integrity, should induce ail to adopt It
DA a standard Family Remedy. The must incredulous will
require nothing more than the following te:diniony of Dr. C.
I McLane, distinguished us a great discoverer of medical
remedies:
This is to catify. that I (sure examined the Recipe for pre
paring McLane 's Impro3ml Vernitfuge and Liver Pills by Dr.
I. Scott, who has bean IN THE HABIT oil PREPARING
AND HUNG MY ORIGINAL MEDICINES IN MY OFFICE
during the last THIRTEEN YllAtit 4 , and that I believe he
has IMPROVED THEM. I make the above statement the
more willingly as I HAVE NO INTEREST IN THEM
WHATEVER. I would further state that I have frequently
used his CELEBRATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT
in my practice, with tho happiest °Masts, nod that
rcu
eck•ntiously recommend it. t' J1..1...\ 11, M. D.
All the above Medicines prepared solely tinder the imper
vision of Dr. 1. sctrrr. Sold by Druggists and !del-chants
everywhere.
The GENUINE Dr. C. McLANE'S IMPROVED LIVER
PILLS AND IMPROVED VEILSIIFUGE are signed by Dr.
I. SCOTT A CO.. accompanied by certificate of C. MeLANE.
The GENUINE WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT signed
by Dr. I. scarr a Co, accompanied with mg - nature of I.
SOCTT, M. D.
DR. I. SCOTT & CO., Sole Proprietors,
Bank Place, Morgantown, Va.
DR. O. FL KEYSER, Wholesale Agent,
140 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
JAS. P. ' , LINING, Wholesale Ag . ,eut,
ja72,11 yisawlyspeBt) Near Railroad fu.pnt. A pezlome.
KlVA'fli DISEASk:6---lla. ISEAJW
50 Smithfield street, betwoon Third and Fourth
street., devotes Inn entire attention to au Otlice !'rare .
Lice. Hie buniuens in, for the most part, confined to
private {Wow.' Auc Coco. and sorb painful affeciona,
brought on by 111.pr11d..11 , e. youthful indulgence and excess.
Syphdis, t3yphdtbc Eruptions, th•norrhea, (fleet, Stricture
Urethral Dincliargus. luiptuity or the Blood, with all tlleeses
ot the Venereal Organ. Skin Deteaseit, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Totter, itinga,rtn, Mercurial lhaeases, Seminal wealthest3,
Impotency, Piles, Itheutuntuou, Felnaie Weakness, Monthly
Stipp, essions, Dines/ten of the Fistula iu Arlo. Nervous
Affections, l'ains in the hark and Lofins, Irritation of the
Bladder and lildneyitsnecesifully treated. fee—guaranteed.
Twenty years' practice (ten In this cityl tnat.that Dr. Crown
otterto assurances of tt speedy cure to all al, tatty Lome 1111-
der his care.
Office and Pt it ate '..,, , ,u1tati00 Rooms 10 Smithfield at,
hete.,ttt ilbird uud urth streets.
air-Charges wollentle
DR. BROWN continues to be consulted for
the cure of SECRET DISEASES. His euccow in
lung-standing cases is unequalled. The afflicted are Invited
to call without delay. Person., afflicted u itlt Venereal Ins
oases, Rheumatism, Piles, or Seminal Debility, should not
delay to get his advice. Letters contsi•dng a lee itumcdtnits
ly answered.
ItS„.tdSce end Private Rooms, Nn 5G onlithf:ol.l acme
between Third and Fourth streets , .
lIIRSTIFELD
1.4 • WILL OPY.N
THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING.
NEW STYLES OP
Ssa,- p. U 11 91 E R COATS. — fal.
Received per Rxpress.
AL-u, new stylee of
FUMMER CRAVATS AND 'lll,
Received per Atlantic.
L. ELIESRTELI) SRN,
N 0.70 Wood street
FIF - T - H WARD PROPERTTMRSAIR -
A Lot of Ground on Pike street. between Walnut and
y mreeta, with tour separate Frame Houser., in good
condition and well rented. WIG be sold cheap.
ItLAIfkLY &
30 pockets Java Coffee, 50 Ibt each
for-
-
Pale by DEO FLEMING LOWS.
$6 000
FIRST CLASS BITSINOS
• Paper wanted from one to di inahllis, to
Also, purchase mortgages, city corrects taught and.-
J K. Slohm,,GE,
No. sfijy Fourth stpeet;
ELIDES--200 prime to arrive and for
sale by tar/a SPRINGER lIARBAUGH.
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
IMPROVE I)
MM=ZEr==
SO bags prime Old Laguayra Coffee, I:,c4iveti by
Data°.
A BORA-X-300 lbs. in more an
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