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' 4 '• lb .4 I _— 4 . . $ , 4 . , , ~1. ~.. .....i .... .... . , .. • 4•10V4 •-....,: 4 4 . q .r ,34 , VI - WI% . . _ oi i , , ",,..?" ...., , ~t• ' . , h r ' ~' _', ~ • . "otit, 41 00 • 424, s t TAM ,• „ t 1 4 4 717 t , , rgtA^ 444 ‘7#O k 4t, 141V t 44. r IIsZA ME=V . COLLAR 'SAVINdS BANK. , • No. 65 Aura &rest, • lifiartti ROO5l, JONES' NSW firIILDING• Id No OPEN daily from 9 to 2 o'clock ; Am, on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from 7 tog crams. Deposits received of all emus not less than GNI DOLL/al, and a dividend of the prelate declared Mice a year, in June and December. Interest VMS declared It the rate of nix per cent. per annum, on the first id December, 1855. Also on the 3d of June 1856. Rooks containing the Cliarter, By-Laws, Rules and Regu lations, furnished gnats, on application at the office. Presided—it ROMA 1 A LIMES. Vice FILINIL , NTS. Hopewell Hepburn, John H. Shoenberger, George- R. White, Charles Knapp, William F. Johnston, N. Grattan Murphy, James W. HADMon, Theobsid Umbel:miter, Alexander Bradley, Immo M. Pennock, William Phillips, William J. Andereon. TAWITLINS. John G. Beckafen, James Herdmao, Hip Burgwin, James D. Kelley. Albert Culbertson, John M. Kirkpatrick., Robert Chester, John D. ld'Cord, J. Gardiner Colin, Walter P. Marshall, Alonzo A. Carrier, A. M. Pollock, John B. Cosgrove, Henry L. Itingwalt, Charles A. Colton, Robert Robb, E. G. Sdrixigion, James Shidle, Yrancis Be George S. Belden, George P. Amore, Alexander Tindle, Jame, 8. Roan, William S. Lively. oVillism S. Haven, Wilson Miller. Secretary and Trearurer—CiLißLES A. COLTON. Jyl9:dly FARMERS AND MECHANICS' FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO. OP PHILADELPHIA. Flea. THOS. B. FLOR.EIs' TE, Pree't RION . IL Els.mana, Secretary. STATEMENT OF BUSINESS, Prom the Id day of August to Uk 31st day of Der., 1856 Amount received in Marine premium. $ 68,242 31 Fire 39.808 82 Total premiume for bye months CAPITAL Boucle of AlleTtteny Cuuuty, Putaborgh, and l'atebtu-gli Railroad Rondo, Coat Loan on Firat Mortgagor of Real Estate Stocks, Collateral C.ll is Bank and on band Capital enbecritexi, ( payment not yet doe•). 1 4 7,000 (N) Psvznium Not., not yet mature,' /te from Agent's, (/enured by Bonds) ltxpansers and Curnmitaions $408,161 18 Total amount of Loasos incurred, but not yet atl,lustet:— Fire $1,66d 60 Marino 3,000 00 Thle Company insures Hull and Cargo deka on the Ohl and allastielppi tributaries. insures!! against Lou or Damague by liras. Losses liberally adjusted and promptly paid. Haemtatten—lion. T. M. flown, Gen. J. K. Moorbe.ad, James Wood. Forinettranee apply to THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agent, mbls No. PO Water et., bet. Wood and Mar Lot. DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY, OFFICE, B. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT 9T6 PULladelphla. sir- ARIN E INSURANCES on Yessols, Cargo, Freight, to all µarta of the world. INLAND INSURANCE'S ON 000DS, by Rivers, Canals. AAA - . and Land Carriages, to all parts of the Calor, FIRE INSURA-NCE ON AIERCEIA.NDIZE generally. On Stores, Dwelling Ilouraet,A, - .. Assets of (ho t bmpany :member blh, 1555. • • Bonds, Mortgagee and heal Estate._ .....1.101,0'20 04 Philadelphia City, and other LOW. . . unu .Stock in Banka, Railroad and Insurance Co's. ... 23,000 10 lilt!, re:..eivulde 199,440 IC nu hand 29,826 09 .1.1411110 coo in 11311114 Agente, Premiums on Ma nine Poteclea rocently isaned. and other del 4a due the Company. 9ubbcrwtiou Not. William .Martin, Jw9oph Seat, Edmond A. Eooder, John 0. Davis, John B. Penroae, George G. Leiper, Edward Darlington, Dr. B. H. Huston, WRILIIM C. Ludwig, Hugh Craig, SpehcerDrain, (Charles H. Jones Brooke, J. 6. Johnson, Taos. C. nAVD, Vice President. Secretary. A.RINE INSURANCE. FIRE RISKS. MANEFACTUERS' IISIIINCE CO IP'l, OF PHILADELPHIA. CHAJITZR TVIPETILIL--OP-CITED ar TEIE n 7 *TI OF PILIMEIYI.V.LIP, Chnrtered Capital, $500,000. FIR R, NA RINE AND Ea, A -VP r 1? A .‘",CPO Rl' A 17" V AskliON v. LIPPINWTS. Pmsident. oRRIN F.OTIOE TOLI.u , Treastarer. Aaron E. Lippincott, William B Thomas, Mahlon Gillingham, William Neal, Nicholas 0. Taylor, Alfred Weeks, Orrin Bogert., Chat'. J. Fields, John P. Simons, .tomes P. Smyth. iiirThed Couipauy has olgault.ed uuh a Cosh Ca;.i tar, and the Director, lime determined to adapt the to its available resourre. Tr, 01,,erve prudence in condo. log ite affaira, with a prumpt adjurtrueut of Loses. Pittsburgh Pittsburgh 001 , e, No. 76 Water street. 1 NEWTON JONES, Agent "Thetollowit.g iron km•vro and n.rmsihir firms in Pitts 'nurgh hare authorized refer: wd u m, with regard to thr stability and s...undnens 1.1, linen nicturers' Insure. r ‘Oosn= r & Rahm, Geotge P. Smith & JOl3BB, Tietnan at Co., noel LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPAN Y, OORNBIt OF WATER AND MARKET STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA. ROBERT GALWAY, President. Tuns. OttAium, Secretary. 4:14-Thls Company makes exery Insurance appertaining 1., or connected with LIFE ItISK-S. Also, againat HULL AND CARUO RISKS on the tibia and Missies:lW Rivers and tributaries, and MARINE KISKA generally. And against Loss are! Damage by Flee, and against the Perils of the Bea and Inland Navigation and Transportation. Policies issued at the lowest Wee consistent alth gaiety to all parties. Dilliretol2l3. Robert Hallway, Samuel lirClurkan, Joseph I'. (Santora, M. D., John Scott. Janine Marshall, David Richey, James W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot, Alexander Bradley, Joseph S. Leech, John Sullerton, Mansfield R Brown, David H. Chambers, Christian Zug. William Carr, Robert H. Hartley, Jan. D. McGill. fel, 1 CITIZENS' INSURANCE CUMPANV OF PITTSISURUH. WILLIAM BAGALET, Prezldeut. SAMUEL L. MARSUISLi., Secretary OFFICE: 94 Water strut, between Market and Weed struts Insures HULL AND CAILUO Rltl K 2, on the Ohio and Mississippi Risers and tributaries. insures against Luse or Damage by FIRE. Also, against the Perils of the Son and Inland Narigstiou And Transportation. William Itaguloy, Joel. M. CkI•JP, Samuel Rea, Robert Dunlap, Jr. Isaac M. Pennock, R. Harbaugh, W<.r BryuLt, EUREKA, INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH. JOHN H. SHOENBEIDIER, Preendint. ROBERT FINNEY, Socretary. C. W. BATCHELOR, OenerAl Agent. WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL RINDS OF MARINE AND FIRE RISKS. J. 11. Shoenherger, G. W. ease, C. W. Batchelor, W. K. Kimlrk, lime M. Pennock, T. B. Updike, W W. Martin, B. ti Cochran, IL T. Leech, Jr., John A. Caughey, , doorge S. Seldeu, . S. S. Bryan, *David Weal-Alm. --aur - All Lasses rustalned by parties insured under pollaas A asued by this Company will be liberally adjueted and prouipb y paid at its OFFICE, No. B 9 WATER STREET. Dyl I -- - PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO. OF PITTSBURGH. *Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 8300,000. *o4mcre Bolding" and other Property against Lose or Damage b y 1, - ;:e, and the Peril" of the.,a and Inland Navi gatiou and Trane.NrtatiOn• DLIIECTOR.9. F. g o o _Patterson, Jacob Painter, eCArriAr, ypcb,;:ock, Jas. P. Tanner, A. W. Smith, W. 8. Rated, D. E. Park, Oeorb " ,fiLBPT°UI' w a d e , Hampton; D. M. Long, J. H. Jones, Coggetiall. A. J. Jot. OPIPICKRB. pre:,Hon. WM. P. JOHNSTON. qtr mw .erldent.....—RODY PATTERSON. irsem...—A. A. °ABATER. (HMI/ w — EsTER:tI INSURANCE COMPANY, Pullmans. • • —GRIMIGE DARSIE, President ; F. AL , 4 4 Gomm, Secretary. IR kinds of risks, FMB and MARINE. , 4 Will insure against t All bases will he libera, 1 9 "lusted and promptly paid. A Rome Institution, .11anaged by Direct," who are well known in the eor emon 4:7.. and who are determined, by pi ormitneire and liberality, to maintain the character which they have assumed, ea offerm X the beet Prittoett°° to those who desire to be hummed. _ Dialimnks—R. Miller, Jr., C. W. Micketeon, J.W W. Butler, A N. llolmes, Jr., W. IL Smith, C. .'brut*", George W. J 61401011 A ndrew Ackley, James Lippincott, &serge Dante,' aurae no: / s Auley, Alexander Nimick, Thomas raiutt. air- Office, No. 92 Water street, (Welshman of tirug di Co., up stain,) Pittsburgh. novWly COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO. • HARRISBURG, VENIsIA. Chartered Capital' $ 300 , 0 0 0 . 1 0 6 . Insane Buildings and other Property against Loa. On D am age by Fire; also, against Perlis of the &a, Inland Navigation and , TratilrpOrtation. OritenstlidOlf.D.A.Mlwys, Preddset. BENI. POW, nos President S. S. CARRIER, Secretary. A. A. CAARllillt,Agent,fflourth and Smithfield. Lientlns T. LIQUORICE.-- 9 cases for .: e y EO4l LA. FAIINNSTOOE a 60 NEMic3 .$109,101 31 . Suo,ooo 00 $408,151 13 LSTIVITIT AS YOLLOWB $ "13,721 BO A4ou CC 1617,348 16 DIRRCTORR James C. Hand, Theophilint Paulding, James Traquair, William Eyre, Jr., Joshua L. Price, James Tenuent, Samuel E. Stokes, Henry Sloan, James B. McFarland, Charles Schaffer, Robert But ton, John B. Semple, Pittsburgh D. T. Mor g - an, J T. Logan, WM. MARTIN, Pre,sideut P. A MADEIRA, Agent, No. Ne Water street, Putabardi Isk,n, Co., Hampton & Campboll, H. Ch.M. h Co, PITTSBURGH iktpt. Mark Sterling Samuel M. Kier, Bingham John 8. Dilworth, Frunclll SuDora, .1. Schokaunaknr, Wl.lawn 11. Ilnya. Jan nhipt.n. talne2l CEIMIZI ReM z ' r ~. .i . , 4 ‘ • t" • • d .4. 4' 44 : ';'•‘ 44 • It'gr• • - LOCAL AFFAIRS. TUESDAY 11011NING THE SIXTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, AT PITTSBURGH On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on OCTOBER Ist, ed and 3d, 1858. Jet! ROBT. C. WALKER, Secretary Board of Licensers. TAVERNS LIOENBED IN TUB TOWNSHIPS From the number applying for license to keep ho. tell, inns, taverns and eating houses, and to sell liquor with other goods, in the townships, the Board of Licensers have selected the following named per. sons to whom license will be granted : Baldwin Township—Motels, inns and taverns : H. Beltzboover, Wm. Franey. Collins Township—Hotels, inns and taverns Jos. Genstar, J. S. McCall. Chartiers Township--Hotels, Inns and taverns : Jas. McDonnel, Wm. Obey, B. Sansburry. West Deer Township—Hotels, inns and taverns Robert Williston. Elizabeth Township—Hotels, inns and taverns Thos. Storer. Franklin Township—Hotels, inns and taverns George W. Warren. Findley Township—Hotels, inns and taverns Eliza A. Dilkes. Indiana Tuwnship—Hotels, inns and lavern2 Alex. Turney S. D. Huhugs, D. S. Ingorsol, M. JeA sup. Lower St. Clair Townahip--Hotel9, ions and taverns: Jane Beltzhoover, A. }longer, George Shuck. Mifflin Township--Hotels, inns and taverns : Gen Altrneyer. McCandless Township—Hotels, inns and taverns Francis Morrison, Jas. Neely, Israel Colt. Pitt Township—Hotels, inns and taverns: H. id Beaumont, John Fleck, Sr., Thos. Gillespie. Plum Township—Hotels, inns and taverns • An drew Porter. Penn Township—Hotels, inns and taverns: John Murphy, Mrs. Hannah McCall. Peebles Township—Hotels, inns and taverns : Jno. Boitler, Henry Landwer, A. L. Goosing. Patton Township—Hotels, inns and taverns: J. C. Campbell, Abraham Taylor. Pine Township—Hotels, inns and taverns : Jessie Plankerton, Philip Wiseman. Robinson Township—Hotels, inns and taverns : Jno. Stevenson, Jno. T. Buck. Reserve Township—Hotels, inns and taverns : J. Eckert dt Co., Philip Gerst, Mary Hartman. Ross Township—Hotels, inns and taverns : Hugh Dalzell, Adam Hershperger, Fred. Hoffman, Jacob Born. Studer Township—Hotels, inns and taverns: T Klingensmith, Elizabeth Hanna. South Fayette Township—Hotels, inns and taverns G. G. Garrett, Wm. Young. Upper St. Clair Township—Hotels, inns and tav erns: Jerry Martin, Robt. Vewaffles Township—Hotels, inns and taverns ThoF7Laserenee, Abraham Moore. Wilkins Township--Hotels, inns and taverns Jos. Allshouse, Sam Elder, Michael Ohler. S. }Totted ilurdst —Co,or,r's Inquest.— Last even ing about 9 o'clock Coroner Alexander was called upon to hold an inquest on the body of a woman named Ann Hopkins, who lived with her husband, Patrick Hopkins, in a drinking and boarding house, on the corner of Fifth and Liberty streets. From the character of the inmates of the house, and the sudden death of the woman, it was suspected that violence had been used in getting her out of the way. A jury of twelve men were immediately sum moned and sworn, Mr. Charles Barnett acting as foreman, who proceeded to investigate the mystery. The first witness examined, James Hopkins, teeti lied that' the woman cooked dinner for the hoarders , of which he ate. She had a black eye, and the mark on her cheek at that time, but appeared well and sober; he did not notice the marks on her neck. At 4 , ) o'clock he said she appeared well and sober: he did not know her to drink anything all day ex cept some mineral water; be went to the Arsenal then, and returned about 6i ; he sat down at the dour, and heard nothing until about 7 o'clock, when some one told him the woman was dead. 119,954 100,000 00 The testimony of this vritnesg, as well as that of two or throe others that were examined, was not very satisfactory. About half-past ten o'clock the jury retired, leaving Doctors McDonald and Shaw to make an examination of the body, who, in a short time, appeared, were sworn, and testified as follows • Dr. Nesbit McDonald • - S2k id, that there was no idence of internal injury having been done the Liman, and that the marks about tier head and face did not indicate that she had been killed. Dr. Shaw corroborated Dr. McD , and stated that liquor was found in her stomach, from the use of which she probably came to her death. After hearing the evidence of the physicians, the jury found that Mrs. Ann Hopkins died from the use of intoxicating liquors. are the ?- We have been requested to call the attention cif the police to the large crowd of idle loafers and loungers who regularly, each even. lag, congregate rtn the steps of the Custom House, there to stare rudely at ladies passing by, and often to insult them by some vulgar jest, or other indecent language. They are fit subjects for the attention of His honor the Mayor. The steps of the Custom House is no place for men to loaf upon. particularly if they cannot observe the proprieties of life. r,mitiritter Rehinted.--The committee of citisens and soldiers, vrhu left this city for Chicago a few days since, to present a stand of colors from the Du ine:qte tireys to the Chicago Light Guards, returned yesterday. The committee give glowing accounts of their reception rind kind treatment from the the good folks of the Garden City. IVe shall endeavor to find loom for the brilliant presentation speech of Col. Black, and reply of Dr. Egan, of Chicago, on the occioiiuu of the presentation. th, Penwrylrarti,l R"ilrorid. —A freight tram going east yesterday morning came in collision with a constioction train, which resulted in smashing up the locomotives and a number of the ears. A break-man ❑naiad Wiu. Frazer, bad his leg badly crushed, and one or two others more or less injured. The freight train was about twenty minutes ahead of time and the construction Was endeavoring to make the double track at the time of the collision. Mavonic Hull.—The Arctic voyages are winning golden opinions at each representation. Its rare merits are not to be lost on the public, for our citi zens are nightly crowding the Hall. We have fre quently visited it, and can find new features at each sitting, and It Is diffimlt to find language to express our admiration of this sublime achievement of Ameri can talent. It has many attractions, and they are appreciated. A Correspondent of the N. Y. Evening Poet de nounces Gen. Robinson, of this city, as having been opposed to consolidation of the several lines of Rail roads between this city and Chicago. This is, to our personal knowledge, a mistake. gen. Robinson was warmly in favor of the measure, and worked as en ergetically and earnestly for its accomplishment as any man in the community. Watchman K Wed. —A watchman on the Pennsyl vania Railroad, below Altoona, was run over and cut in two on Sunday night by the fast train coming west. He was apparently asleep across the track at the time of the catastrophe. As he had before made several narrow escapes of the same kind, it is thought probable he may have selected this mode of putting an end to his existence. Aggravated Assaults.-r-Two men named Terence Laughlin and John McClure appeared before Alder man Parkinson yesterday and made informations against John Freel, charging him with an aggravat ed assault with a slung shot. The first named gen gantjatuan is seriously injured in the face and on the breast- A warrant was issued, but up to this time no arrest had been made. Arreeted for the Larceny o f Powder.—Pofreyman . another of the men engaged in stealing and selling the powder of Mr. Bidwell, wits arrested yesterday• We gave an account of the arrest of Lewis Davies and Hugh Deary. some days ago—the fellow thieves of Pofreyman. It is supposed the quantity stolen would amount to from two to three hundred dollars. Pennsylvania Hui'rood Receipts on the Fourth.— There were eold on the 4th inst., 7,140 tickets, the major portion of which were to excursionists, netting it 1,706 30. Besides the above amount a good deal wag received in cash by the conductors. We are in debted for this Information to Mr. John Meskimen, the polite ticket agent Ait_tiie Compaxty at this per, Tippling House.—Mary McCreary was put in lim -:odterclaijor setting liquor without license. Thus Dix.ol/ made tho information. MEE pi ! JULY 8 WILL BE HELD 'ra ~~~ - `- i . . , 4. For Bedford Springs.—We are authorisedin State by Mr. Meskimen, ticket agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad,Osat tickets for the above point, via Hunt ingdon and the road Top Railroad, can be procured at the Liberty street depot_ Only twenty miles of staging is necessary by this route. Paying Dearor hi, Whiatte.—James Henry, a young man of twenty•five, wes taken before an Al derman yesterday and fined 67 cents each for five profane oaths, contrary to the Act of Assembly. As he had nut the wherewithal to pay his fine, James was committed to jail for five days in default. He Appeals. —Charles Taylor, Esq., has appealed to the Court of Quarter Sessions, in the case of Wm. Bennett, whom the Board of Licensers granted a license to sell liquor. This Court is the last resort in either case. Another .Apintviltrd Asitnith.—Putrick McCormick was arrested yesterday and mintnitted to jail for dis orderly conduct and crushinz, a man's skull with an empty bottle. It occurred about 3 o'clock in the morning. Tippling Ham, Rol,ert Musgrove, who lives on Fourth street, above Smithfield, was held in $,',00 hail yesterday to answer at Court for selling liquor without a license. 4/4 Three bottles of Hostetter's ('ELI: Itlt ATKii TOM ACII BITTERS will cure the Dyspepsia. thw hott le will create an appetite, force ott the impure purify the hlood, and invigorate the system. Two bottle. will cure the worst form of Liver Complaint. Oue bottlo will dissipate that wealines4 at the pit of the ,•toins. h. give color to the omintenauce. impart tone and strength to the eystem, and lend l'he , rfuluess hi the mold Ever; Weds bhould time 110: , TET [TICS CELEBRATED sT. 01 At •it rarmts. No artide Is eo pvcullatly adapted to ilo• de premlng effects of summer weather, lin/STETTER k :OH I'll, Sole manufacturers and proprutt4u-s, l'enn Anti for eaLle I) all th.• princkpal 11..tele and Drur.g.oet throughout the 1.2.1t4q1 StAt.., and .Isw W Come one, come all, to .11011. GAN A 1 . 1 I.'S, No. 164 WOOD infect, and buy what you want In th•• II T or CAP lino. A largo stock of S!LK, Fill and .!-TIZ A W HATS always on hand. Hortwmber, AMUSEMENTS . _ MASONIC HALL, ONE WEEK LONG E 12, Y om MONDAY NIIJJIT, JULY Trir DR. E. BEA LE'S GRAND IL.I.I'MINATRD HIS Turn' or Yoe? American Arctic Explorations;;; Ti K.rr .1711 Engllah and Danish Searchea for SIR JOHN FRANKLIN, WITIIIN THE FRIGID ZUNI: . I u connection vrith which trill he exhibit,l, nt ti Exhibition, Ilp• Siege and llosaboraltnent of Sebastopol Executed by the great Amer icon A rttst, EN., from drawing- tal.en t. 13 the spot I.) the Expiiiret, an„, Exhibition e, cry Light at h —Vit,lnerkia) Saturday Aftertioetri at J u ir,r- Tickets 2b cents-. Children IV, The extensive celebrity which Ihia grin of nri.tit Icncy Ita.s acquirnd. ar bring the most ...Wino., i ntere,tiii ensuing and luxtructive rite ex hibited. I , a surli..l.•nt riot. antes to the public a it. surpaming wenn. Jy7 U. t: LARUE. JOIN W. M'CARTIIY, BILL PoSTER situ Digranarroa, will attend to the Foeting and Distributmg ut all kloda of BILLS FOR (X)NCERTS, LECTURES. EXIIIIIITIQNS, Ac. AU cottons deationa—either by mail, telegnvii • or nth.. wide—directed to the office of the Morning Feat, aN receive prompt attention. ap7 AUCTION SALES ITOUSEITOLD AM) KITCHEN FTItNI 're ILE AT AUCTION.—On TUESDAY ICI, ..!, Nth, at 10 o'clock, at floardnak 110nso, T1. , ..1 betwonii Wood and tlmrtLdeld et r, , ens. will 10..01d, nil I.n Rine nwoirliwent of 11,0n.,h01d Furoit urn, :iii.ong u chwaa, rell.te, bureau, !ugh and low pont maltra.sn , , work and wit...lt stands, parlor, 011.11.1,40 bunt .tair roirpot,; looking Idwisiw, fvuilvin, tire Ito°, 'hi gliow and .111..11nWIlre, Ac. Also, ou, superior cook it,, of kit, 1001 utensils, iY P NI. DA\ IS, A at - Cr LAIOiE AND VALIABLE I,IIT ;Rol: \ I) IN VIE SEVENTH WAltb AT AI ill. , Un THURSDAY yen.] g, July loth, at th. chnnu' Kzeltau t ,., ulll 1•••. old, that •I••atra .I• pi• k .;,unct ctuate Ili : , a t. mitt LI tut N., Awl inrt Ttrn ilAtt 1•118 b t - 514 I Itt• ill Itip.l rn, vt Ii; t•-mwrt, tr,tred by t•on.l ind tit. t PEKIN TF STOIZ E, No. 344 FIFTH STREET, ONI F.AS? THE EV:IIINGE ItANR Plitt.burgh, Pa. GREEN & BLACK TEAS Purcha..,l direct from tho for I'ASII. 1!.. k011.•tl Lb , illtirt,ll. grn.1..11 -I I A lork...ght ALLIOrtt4I, markoc, wad SOLD WIEILI , :ALE ASP RETAIL ♦T THE V KY EiIINEST CASH PRICES! PACKED TEAS, PUT UP IN MICTALIC PA! AUKS, es pr....1y Uncle TEAh OF ALL 131111/E. , , EY TILE 11A1.V 0‘)F1/11.,' t11.1(1A11, ekv.X./A and Clloa/LATV t,l th.• SXDS, for omit.. Long elpet lel., In the trUentent , Inn Itnto gltnrentee 11. rt every all irk r.1.l edl De m reprwaile 1. ADEN,', BY :41.1.'1AL A ernINITYGNIt, pen tire SILL of JA lE'S FANIIL V MEDICINES. S. JAYNES. Pilusburgh, June 2u, DIMS -1 )ozo SAGE'S BROADCAST GRAIN SOII Ell SPRING TOOTH HARROW. PHIS exlitt.itoni I:.e ouorwri.,,t, (!he, NI: L Li! ! Slate hors. whs., t. Linew!ne e!int Fe.!, 413 .1. rp.,) ilia Mil., hum recoved the Itlghent Jr'. lulu.. lei Its super e lty over all ~ t herm. _ • A WORKING MODEL of this Ms. , •httle may i,. m . it n 1 t EXHIBITION ItOoM .d Vr M,lspo Y . y AT , is, is... Agent for Patrol& No Pir FI tier stre, t, Pitt,t,tvgh. r son. wishing to patches, Territorial Rights w Ilse would do well to apply t the .übm,•rit,,li onat—hat i,.or above named place )rl' rtl IFT n sCHTIi JOHN WOOI IS. AND F. a,1L0,. 0 BUNKER., pettier In t.t..niuserco.l and it., Not e s. Stoic bought and sold ~ 1 1 0 - Cutehllly ottentle.l to. Interest pad Deposits. N. JONES' NEW BUILDING, Fourth Ott eet IVE ACK P..ftEL---15 lads. "med. - No. _ M Lerel Just received and for Kaki, MILLER & ItICKTIttoN, Noe. =I and 2113. LEAI)---300 pigs of Lend this" landing, steamer Unit, - Ishii ha hide 1.1 pkiti M11.1.E11 A HICK THE S'fATESNIF:N n,F A t!ldticA IN 1' , .4;; Buclinuan Fot Nile by Et T. C 110.B.GAN, 1030 11 I dub stro, t FISHING vou intend ,stnite. W the mountain streams to pus; 10.. Lot went csi its, before leaving. and examine our mt..ck of Fishing 'rack'.• It is full and complete. BoW N N T 611.60, Jaw No. 1311 Wool Street RIFLES, G UNS, PISTOLS, Gun Enrit. tore and Accoutrements, always un hand. BOWN & TETLEY, 11111 Wood at., Joie Sign of the liolden tlutt. FIFTH STREET PROPERTY--A I.td. Lf Ground on Fifth street, opposite the Cathedral. which is ere tad a neat Two Story Brick Building, suil , , , ta fur offices. Apply to I je2lif BLAKELY & S. $5O IN HAND, balance in one, two and Olive years. w ill buy n good BUILDING LOT .4 24 feet front by 13u deep, situated near the Outer Depot, A! legtheny City-- prs e $175. This propeity Is well worth ni tention. C. CUTHBERT & SUN, 102.8 Reid Estate Agents, 51 Market at. _ HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS for stile. Apply to S. CUTIIHER7' & SON, Je2.B 51 Market street. FOR SALE OR BARTER -- A Bthildinl! Lot In Allegheny Ciiy.—price VW; for which Pain tin f, Irou'und Nails, or Groceries, will be taken . Je2s S. CUTIILIKRT & SUN, 61 Market mt. 40iFOR TWO CHOICE I L DI N i N.." lots, having a large front on two rtreeb by am feet deep, pleasantly situated ou Mt. Wimhitigton, will be sold on easy teams. S. CUTHBERT SON, jel7 Real Estate Agents, 51 Minket at. COFF E E.-150 bags prime Rio Coffee; 65 do. extra ill do. 40 do. Old Gov. Java du. In store and for sale by MILLER & RICK ETSON, Jo-13 Nu. 221 and 213 Liberty street. • REMOVAL.-4)n and after the 27th of 1.11) June the undersigned will lo' in the new office, N'. 67 Fourth street, "Jones' Building." next door la the lute, chard& Bank. J. K. MORANGE, jul4 Banker. BACON-200 0 lbs. Sides and Shoulders ! fur sale by Del4l HENRY H. COLLINS. I STARCH -100 his. Rochester Pearl St ,reli ' for sale by [jel.tf SPIRITS TURPENTINE-20 barrels for 1,3 sale by (my22l --J SCIDXIN]I—AKER. —— -- --- __ VIII LOOMS.-100 tons Lake Champlain for li tale by De. 131 JNO. MOORHEAD. pIOSIETAL--100 tons Anthracite; 100 tons Charcoal; IUO loos Stunecoal, for sale by . P-13 J NO. MOORHEAD. i FOR SALE—A fine Six Octave Piano is' offered fur sale upon remounble terms. Enquire at I this odice. Je-11,1tril t P APER PILL BOXES--200 papers jil.t rec'd and for lola by 1.1n7 I FLENIINO titti.h 4 . , _ EMBROJDERIES.--\\'e hate on hand the largest and most varied stock of Embroideries to be Idtuid In the city, hari4 received an addition of Borne very chailce 4 styles—all of which will be of et enticed, jel A. A. M.ASON .4 CO. BLUE LICK WATER-10 bbls. of this eel• ebrated Mineral Water Just received by JOS. FLEMING, • et t Corner Market street and Diamond. HE - TO LET--A Two Story Frame house, MI Irwin etre , eL. Pt 44-,4Stult 1111L11, tijately. /Inquire a U 821.1 nuaxat 6 liICKETSOI4. ;t: A. r . ,,Tre“4.%004.5 4i ,1 L'' t + ll 0 .; 4' . . 41, • C F $ k " hs `' r \ t.- THE LATEST .NEWS ARRIVAL OF TELE STEAMER BALTIC FOUR DAY LATER FROM EUROPE NEW YORK, July 7.—The steamphip Baltic, from Liverpool, with datea to the 25th ult., arrived about noun. The Baltic sailed at 1 o'clock on-the afternoon of the 25th. The London papers in their summaries for the week, in regard to American relations, say that, judging from the interior newspapers, it would seem that the country is delighted with the turn the American dif ficulties hare taken. It is surprising how much the public has become enlightened on the subject by the oheap press; every paper of that class has devoted itself to a rational exposition of our American diffi culties. The country also appears pleased with the nutnivation of Mr. Buchanan. Our Liverpool correspondent acids that the public feeling on American affairs has now subsided so much as to have no longer any unsettling effect on the mar kets, although several leading presses yet kept gram tiling. The London Times advises Great Britain to hurry up the settlement of the Central American question, before the election of Mr. Buchanan to the Presidency. A Parliamentary Committee on the Danish Sound Duo; has had a meeting. The loss of the ship Ocean Queen, from London to New York, is recorded at Lloyd's. The ship Moro Castle, of Windsor, has been found abandoned, with her masts gone. She was towel to Cruokhaven ; she was timber laden. The ship linieorn, from Liver pied for Iti,ton, was abandoned at sea on the ?Lb of ,f ;me. The Sunday Music is cntinued in the Parks, and paid for by private subscription. The ship Marco Polo had arrived at Liverpool from Melbourne, with Tliltidioll in gold. Russian pipers reaseert that queen Victoria will certainly visit Berlin in September next. Na inti nation to that effect had transpired in London. It is stated that owing to the mediation of Russia, arrangements have been concluded between Denmark and the United States, in virtue of which u Provis ional Ton Convention will remain in force till June, I yfi:, and Sound Dues will be colleoted under this convention as formerly. Thr French papeNt ere di,ctu,ing the subject of the Empres, recency, and the public seem much in• tern: tea in it. NIO lit; AN A CA ; , 164 Wood At rnet. The Emperor hat con , tructed a new cabinet, in eluding Uortschakoff, Lautikai, Ostenatteken and Orotuff. Adv ices from Constantinople confirm the statement that the Russians have demolished the fortifications of It eni and Ismail. The Turks recall the declaration of Lord Claren don that these fortifications should not be injured. IvICPS from Parma state that the Grand Duchess while attempting to leave the dominions was arrested by the Austrian military authorities, and obliged to return to the Capital. On her remonstrating, she war told that as the Government of Parma had cato..l tin Austrian troop, it war necessary that the Sover eign =tumid remain to countenance their acts. A letter from Malta, dated June IStb, states that the Anglo Italian legion had disbanded, and that part of them will Genoa, where they are cn gaged by the revolutienury !tarty. whose agents hose b , en actively at work among them, and supplying them with money. There agents openly declare that the preparation. for dirt urbane, have been going on in the Pied atoll m at satisfactorily, and that the Hermann are secretly countenancing them. Mas:d.i•s agents at Malta say that every thing is ripe at Naples for a great tuovoment. THIRTV-MOURTO CONGRESS I 1; SRS SI ON Wssitivorotr, July Mr. Yulee report. <id a joint resolution, which passed, appropriating $lO,OOO for the continuance of the mail service be tween Charleston, South Carolina, end Havana, dur. ing the months of August and September, for which the present contract doer not provide. Senate resumed the consideration of the bill for the improvement of the navigation of the mouth of the Mississippi, which was vetoed by the President. Slidell spoke in favor of the bill, showing it to be an important work, and answering the President's objections. Mr. Case said that in the remarks be proposed to make on the occasion, he should not so much ad.; ert to :lie particular improvement provided fur in the hill bs fore the Semite, the importance of which had been v ably and eloquently set forth by the Senators from Louisiana. .As to the improvements at St. Mary' , river, and St. Clair Flat-, in which his own eimstituents were more immediately interested, and which had also been by the President, nii luau could fail to perceive that the views Of the President had undergo ne a radical change relatise to thi- solde , •:o-e lie sent in the tutu message on the diet hallos liiil, two years ago. CU that the Pre',lett( directed. while he could net s, ~:. ie,;, I. ~•Iltomeil 10 lite! . i.rtitlhht t there %sere -,ttle hjeeti appr..pr,” 'Art, ,•1); to h/Ili, he iv,tl,l approve an.l mien 'Leto Thi• ',sae Freel,ely the e,,ltrse the : , ,nrite hH.I 1,1,...,1. II there It vrt. assy riati,eal and ...ngtituti..nid, certainly thu.... u. the. Lill ‘vhich the l'rr,tivtit had rr. .ait;sv(2.l•. .1, r • Id under that bend. Mr. t argt..l r td . they the I iris. 1111,1 .5. Callo.un sustain Lim u, h the I,dig taken, Odell the MI pa:l9, tl.e -I,!ertiikn, el like Prc-eient to the ..ontrary net ill..tainhng, the One resulted ruin ';I, t-are 17, -1l 'en. Bayard. Bel!, if N. IL. Bell. , Tenn.; CiLAS. Crittee ieu, bodge, DouglaY, Durkee. Feitsenilen, Penh., Fla lot. kleyer, Hale. Jair.es, .1.,111, ten. Ji•ue,..;ef lews,l Pearoe, Pugh. Sebastian, Seward, Slidell. Stuart, ledap 'di, Ky . Wade, Weller. Nays, Biggs. Itroilhead, Butler, Clay, hi an,, Fits t i a k rie k, Iteid, Toombs, Toucey. The ( . I...kit 111,1,11110 e." that ore thirds of thoiie pres ent havdig rated for the bill, It woe pamked. Mr. Ma,lin theught it re q uired tive-third, of all the rueniiiers 01 the Senate, and appealed Crum the de cteruo the Chair. \ direussion ensued, in which Messrs. Seward, Thetniqin, y.,1 CNtten,len, Slidell, and stisthined the Chair. and Mesers. Hunter, T ,ppesed the de :.•n,whieh, n ' .Bingseassustained .1 ILe ~..,.ttate then the fitver ttn,l Ilan the et... cll.. I , ~14, In, and the 1.1t,r 1,, The 11,1,• the a• 11111-, n int,. the •.tam uti, referred I.• the ('.,tnin,ttee on Territories, vlter whirl the :".• na it urn ,1 The 1 a rc , ..1uti..11 t . ‘,r acts tact.ll,cr. It Ith of a pul.hr character F:tallar t 1.1 the last CorL was noi.oved front :he President in re pie to a resolation telati‘e to an am.roprnitnin here made for proeuriii, front :qr. Powers, the r, work of nit to adorn the t'apit from isliteh it appears that n negotiation for that. purpose pending. Hou r e ordered to lie engro,ned for it thirki t, sdwg the bill providing for the i.etthintent at claims the It. v.liitionnry army and the widows nod 0111,11 k, ho had died in the rernice the .•onntry. Mr llouitt.in moved a othipeniqun of the role:;, in .•rder ti .ulna resolution lining the day of nit - i iiiernment of ii.ingres+. Negatived by n ~,te 0f7.1 itgain,t The Striate Lill authorising the people of Kansas to term a Constitution and State diovernment was ordered to do printed, together with the auiendruent.s to L• offered. Nlessre. Dunn, Haven, Bennett, of N. , and Campliell, of Ohiu, naked leave to offer reaolutions i.roviding for the appointment of a Select Commit tee the speaker, to report a hill fur the adjust ment of the difficulties in lianaas, and the reatura tion of peace and gold order, embracing a provision fur the restoration of the MlSPollri Comprom.ae, the protection of voters, and the removal of the test -.alba. Mr, Cobb, of if eorgia, moved no rljournment,,rhich ,‘ I carried SUMMER GOODS-- L. 111 RSIIF FLD N 90N, N•.. 7.1 .f,TRECT, TATS ,Wednelkloy, MORN I NO, nel, k ‘,l EN'S FUKNISItISu ii 111115, • 'That at, by the last steamers. ntyl•l A LL FISHERMEN, Amateurs ur ProfrK -11 who cluaire to have the CIIEA PEST awl BEET TACKLE in the city, call At the sign the (BILDEN No. 136 WooD st rrrt. Ite.oles this, we k.s.i• a full KA nortment of tIUNS, PISIOI,S, BIELE:I. TABLE and POCK : ET CUTLERY, BoWN k TETLEY, I • N. 1311 Wood et WANTED —A TIN-SMITH, at jii2l:3t WILLIAMS d ALLEN'S. (lEIAMPAGNE AND CLARET WINES. ki 15 bank's '• Ileidseick's" qto and lita. Champagne Wine. 25 baskets -172" qt. and plo. Champagne Wine. fr1,(11 vineyard of llouclie 818 & Dripet. Li baskets "174" tits. and pia Champagne Wine. from vineyards of Boucle file & Usenet. to gases Barton & Guestler 1848" St. Julien Claret 2 ,, 4i. Banos & Oneatter St. Julien Claret Wine 2 5 d. St. Julien Medd' Claret Wine. Just received and fnr sale bT MILLER & RICKETSON, •7 Nos. T2I and 229 Liberty at riwt. IMPORTED CIGARS -110000 Nos. 1 and 2 Cruz & Sous' Principe Cigars. 1,000 ••Flre-Fly" Londres Ist 1.000 "Monte Christ.," Landon Regalia, Ist " •• La I 'lgen uidad " Operas, I st 10.010 •• Gaol Taylor" Reg. Cigars. •• Mooirniento Continuo" Has. Clint... 10,000 El Sol Regalia Cigars. •• La Tres Marian" Iteg. Ciagars. 2,000 ••l,n D . Reg. " 25,000 •• Washington" German Cigars. 2.000 •...berun•' do. do. For sale by Jy7 MILLER & RICKET.EI al I)N 151/0 flys. Clear Sides Bacon. Al ',not ry nlre3. in n lee order. Ea sale by 315. A. FETZER, 7 09 IA Ki e r street. TA LLOW JAS. A. FETZER. S 9 Water street. WRAPPING PAPER—Single, Medium, and Double Crown Wrapping' Paper, for sato by J v 7 JAS. A. FETZER. S 9 Water et. \ CON—A small lot of Hams and Sim B derv, uutt try cured, lur malt, 1 13.111T11, ILAIR k LILTNTER 4. • • 't v : t BY TELEGRAPH. RI ,SI4 Vol THI: SUMMERSEAS IN -3 00 11 , . 1:11: sale by OEM COMMERCIAL. PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.. President. Z. WILMARTIL Vice Presidents.' T. S. CLARKS, GEO. W. CAH. 'PryAuer,. N. TIOLNIU, Secrefo—y. JAMBS P. BARB. Sop.o-intoldent. S T. NORMAN', Ja. Oomnittoe of Arbitration for June GEO. W. CAS:3, T. P. JOHN B. COSORAVE, HENRY LAMBERT, PITTSBURGH MARKETS °MOB or TOO DAILY )1011.141N0 Posy, 31onday, July 7,1868. FLAW R... The sales of Flour to-day amount to 386 tills., as follows 215 bids. extra from store at $6,1234@5 0 ,25; 95 Ltda. superline from store at 53.75@56.8734, and 60 Ws. extra family from wharf at $6,30. GRAIN. .5 des AN) Luehats &Jelled Corn, slightly damaged, at ale. BACON...The fralea of Bacon to-day foot up 21,000 tbs., as follows: 9090 Ore. shoulders, sides and hams, In lets, at 9 1 ,4'411 ; 3000 Ma shoulders at Or.. cash; 3000 ths. hams at lOti' 2 @)lo,4;i, and 0000 tbs. clear aides at 11c.—all for cash. CHEESE.. Sale:, 50 lowcoi W. R., iu lute, nt I•us. Enka Apples nt $1.12u. and 30 bun Peach,, at $2. 10 bag.' Rio at 12c., ca.), •• - Foreign Markets. ft , H. Inter Haffte ] LIVERPOOL. June 'J.I —041.. n —The Canard steamer America arrived on the tier news had a favorable ef f,t upon the Cotton mai krt. awving prices to stiffen, though the qindations are unchanged. The demand continues nosier rte. The sales for three days amounted to 23,000 tales, including 7000 bales on speculation and 1000 fi.r ex port. The quotations are: New Orleans middling 63.16; Uplands middling 6 1-16: market firm; buyer,. holding 1 ark for lower prices. 1rtu.1.4 n!ri .-IVln-at advanced 2cl 43d., the market closing firm; red wheat its 9d.4105. 10d.; white 104 t3d.ftlls. 6d. Flour advanced, with a fair demand; sales Western Canal at 301;4433v tid., Philadelphia 345. 6d.4343a. 3d.; goad Ohio and straight Baltimore 30s. fid.(ic3Rs. Nor Corn the prices are easier ; for SOMA grades there has been a decline of Bd. sales of white at 0 30s rki.(0,132a.; yellow and mixed at 305. lid. Pn'Yentilvs.—The prices are unchanged, but business is very dull. Beef has a declining tendency; Bacon doll—a lot at auction brought 508.(045. Grl. Pork unchanged, with a limited business. Lard firm, owing to the scarcity, and it is retailed at B.loftta. Tallow la firm; N. A. is sold at 48s ®-18a. Ed. Common Rosin is considerably lower; sales at 4s. 3d. The Sugar market ii firm at former rates. The London money market la easier. Consols fur account arc qu.ded at U4 , ,:49.4%. K p,po .3., .lane 2.5 --The Cotton market Is unchanged In every teepect; the sales to-day have been 8000 bales, the markets cl, sing firm. Floor unchanged; business limited. Wheat without change. Corn dull and unchanged. NI w Volts July 7.—The export demand for common and ',ilium (750.1 of Flour continues good, and prices have mi. ~„„, ceots: sales 10,000 10314 at $8,40(30,119 for t'4lll MI. 41 U. goo./ Cuiperfiao State: s6.fa)t . :thsB.7s fur common to goal extra do., mid $8,3d0r59.7b for extra St. Laub,. the market ringing with a brick demand. and the tendency of prices strongly upward. Tn Canadian Flour there is a mode rate linsineoc doing at still better prices; sales 900 bids at $6.7iiex5,,2.", fur common to choice extra, closing with but Ivry little to br hod below $7. For Southern Flour there 6, 4 fair inrotiry, and prices have again slightly advanced; sales 21ou 1.01. at $4.85a57,30 for mixed to choice, and 57,4t0 to $. , ,.75 tor foo- and extra In 11)0 Flour and Corn MI - Id there ie nutbmg of importance doing, and prices are nomi nally the same. There Ic a brisk export demand fur Wheat, and pr:ceit of common and medium descriptions have nd van.ed bushel: sal. 110.000 bas at $1,4745.1.60 for )1 ilwauki.• club; $1.53451.48 for lknadian club; $1,70(0 $1.87 1 .4, for white Canadian ; $1.36451,38 for Chicago spring: 51.15 for red winter Illinois; $1,40 fur red Western; $1,56R sl,f.: for mixed Indiana; $1,62 for white do. Philadelphia Market. PIiILtDELPHIa, July 7 —Fleur market very Arm under the Baltic's adviees. with steady export demand; axles 000 bbls. inperline at $11,75: 700 bbla. extra at $7.50; 100 bble. do at $7.25; moderate home demand at $6,76(0.50. ea in quality, the supply of all brands above good being very meagre. Ryo Flour in better demand and firm; small lots told at 0,50. The supply of Corn Meal much reduced ' • prices are Arm; sales 200 61,1 . Penna. at $2,76. The supply of wheat u limited; the demand for white continues active: sales 1200 bus. good red at $1.60; 200 Mut prime white at $1,70, end 3000 bus. mixed and brown at $1,40@1.00. Rye in good request and steady; sales 1000 hue. Penna. at 75c. Corn came and in demand;2,6oo bus. Southern, at 61k., not teti r pi ill/e. Oats in fair ilem 1 and firm : salee 1000 bus. at 34r for Southern and 3.k. or Penna. Bark is dull and has d e e' I ,t.ti ' otles 70 blob, quercitron at $32 iS ton. Whisky n.^arra and advancing; sales Ohio bids. at 33r.: Eastern at :,.;i• • drudge at 31k-. Baltimore Market lilLTlll..lt r. 3 illy 7 —Flour market very firm to-day; sales Wh-at firm at $1,600/1.80 for whit., and $1.:4`4 . t,r rvl Corn selling at bta - 460 for alike. and 7(a..,!•8 .1" Other I,lsnds. tYS)- Barrhavew Holland Bitter. in et ii, 0.4 a stilint Rote for brandy. It coo thins er•r II piaticitilit til.irit 4. prettier,. it. IVe offer It to the .11npIe IL rviumly 1.111,h .-an t, depended upon, In ~.•. Dy•pep.a, llondivhe and Indigestion, It will 1..• (..und an excellent rvlnedy for the many unpleatiant of t... t• at t,ndtng A Chan, of chntate and water. iltlpo,llioll, be corefut to ask for I=3 $l per bottle, or six tmdthm fur ta, by the pro st.t BENJAMIN l' AUK, Ja. )I,,,,ffi,f u , “ap, tot Cheudeta, Pittaburgh, Po, H. E. eFL -IVItS A CAL comer of , aecotal and 1 70, - x1 streeta: and bra.cai.ta gotsol FINE DRESS DOODS REDUCED—Every deff , rfiftfuff of line ['rasa fitaads uow tw og offared at 26 .1 , Far ern f leas [lota 1110/µ1 prices Je.to A. A. MASO A CO., N. 25 Fifth at. se 1100 ti NI AK Eit, Manufacturer of J . Wilt, Lead, Red Lead, I.lnc, Paint, Lltharge, Putty, Wlioleealn dealerio Olin, Paine, Varnishes, Turpentine, ac, No. 24 Wood street. Pittsburgh. myt! VEW BOOK S.-Just received, and it is bunny uertvisary b. repeat aZnlli t.. tho public, that to• t are sold from TEN TO TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER t 1.411 Assn her,. of Madame Rachel In the United States-price 90r. ~ p arrowgress Pap.ers--90 cents. Nthwri. of Human Life-70c. The States and Territories of the Great West-11,12. The Buttsby Papers; by Brougham-90c. Teugletown Letters-1,1,12. -slat! for the Social-$1.12 Piazra Tube; by Me1,111..--90e. l'agak.tel in Mexico- Soe. I) s!p liunt , nt, by Caps. Nis lie Reid-V.1.:. l'lllr r. Nll ' , Trio r4t. n In T , , ur In Fr auk Forester-$1,35. Ile •r .I..rinthnii f.r ilh July -1.• P. t •rnti r third ,upply tct 101 Jul,. tee.. it.l .opply)-17c. • I, .1 al). supply)---Ak. Lek', 11u,.a ler July- 9u. 4,11.• • N Y J.,1111.0- 11112 u• Magnlllo. - IL , 'to'" to get is at &ICS BOOKSTORE, N 0.77 Fourth street. Rooks: 1300 S ! BOOKS W A, n-,l•ey, of it Hunter's I lb. II Tilhug AtiN.lttlarn I.y land 6114 Sea. North, L.to Noi i,ea 3 7 , g , 11 and Celli - ends. Bell Smith Abroad 1 tidian isaptii dies, or Lie io wi g wam Ferri, • , rion ..1 the Ilreat Weer y obi.. !teed., of Artit•rlClttl K omen I be Museum of I:eniarkal I.• and Interesting Eventl Beetle! limy. by Julia Kavanagh. The l ming Man's Ned, rho Young Lady's Kook. J 41.3 'is WI. 11,1 14 M ,1 Married. 'titan Allen tin.l the it risen Mountain nerve,' of '76. Married, n o t Mated. by Alice Cara). War 111 KRIOMA, by I lent, For All. Th, Water Cure Encyclopedia, /4c., Le. For hale by B. T. C. SIOROAN, No.ll Fifth street. PHOPE RTY.—We have for sale n Lot of U round on Pmallman street, 3.0 feet trout by IM feet deep to Mulberry alley; on which In too Two Story Brick llouseA, each containing four rooms, kitchen , eller, In the neighborhood of the hydrant, water and gas. Thin Is a very desirable property, btautifully located, ominsialing a delightful view of the ricer, scenery on the opposite side, etc and will be sold at a tiacrlflee. Applyto 1,24 BLAKELY B RICH MY I.ZOOKS: BOOKS' --FUR SUMMEE READ 711 I: DAIS) Cl!IIN, or Aspiratlona—a Family Chronb .1, li, the aitt4or of The Heir of Re Heart'a. tt Two vols., L. 1,411,1,1,50. el" \ (1E . z.. 1 ,PORTINO 'IA/UR—Edited by Friuli: For , a it 11 colored illinorallons; one Vol., cloth. STATE- . • AND TERRITORIES OF TILE GREAT complete guide for persons emigrating to • 1 The r eat Vat.: w ith Itl.lw and limner.. Oluetrationn One cloth, $1.25. 111 E oLD \ ICA RAliE—a Novel, by Mre. Ilubback, an tliorems The Wife's Sister." Ono $1,25. TIIE WIFE'S TRIALS—a Novel, by the author of the ...b.aloes Wife.", Paper. fro Cent, T.A S Alt -It UA, an Historical Drama in Prone. liy \ loorliemb Esq. OM, cloth, $l. WoRTII AND WEAL'f'll—o eolleetiou of Maxima, Morale and M loc,llanies, for Merchants and Men of Business. By Freeman hunt, Editor of Hunt's Merchant,' Magazine. 'to,'. dume, cloth, $1,25 For dale by MRS. ALLEN'S HAIR RESTORER, or Zylobalaamum.—Thls preparation, which has never 1..4.1i known to tail in arty C 0343 when used according to the directions, restores the hair to its original strength and color. It is rota dye, and ono bottle is sufficient, if applied properly. For sale only by JOS. FLEMING, Corner Market et. and the Diamond. AUAZINES FOR JULY IV Magri e fur Jyrll• . (Riders • Graham's " ltallon'e •• Peterson's '• Illustrated London Nowt The Struggle for Life, or Claude and the Skoleto Horseman. B. T. C. MORGAN, • 41 Fifth street, Geo. Albree, Son & Co. JUST RECEIVED—A prime assortment of Ladies' aid, cloth, and French patent foxed gaiters; MIA , . colored and Slack gaiters; children's fancy boots and low cut shoes, all made to special order. )el.O-2w d t PRUSSIAN BLUE-15 cases for afire by B. A. FAHNESTCCK h CO., corner trust and Wood at neat._ I ACORS' AMALGAM PENS—These Pens tl ‘: di be found no durable ad SIX or tnawr ramie from and will not cat,h, or stick in the minor; neither Intl or injure the color of the ink, an steel pens ter ,a 1,13 do. Price, S2,W per ram.. For ante by W. S. HAVEN, Stationer, 1 , 12 Market street, corner of Second. • excellent article of POTASH, put up in tin cans fur %Wiles, riCeiTod by e-1 "%WO, TARY GOODS REDUCED-A. A: MASON I lJ h Co. have marked down The whole of their Immense k. Every article will be closed ont at from 20 to 60 per cent. less than usual prices. jell() _ TRy KIIMP--There were 3 ftut 8 inches water In the char nel, at dusk last evening, by the metal maths, without au) perceptible Sill. The Allegheny, on nectuut of the ltrasy showars of Sunday, is at present very muddy. 'Weather sultry, with indications of rain. TEIZ steamer "Orb," Capt. G. D. Moore, id the regular packet for Wheeling this morntng—leaving at it o'c k TELE Zanesville packet Emma Graham" will leave to- , ai at 12 o'clock, taking all way passengers between this a n d Marietta, Eihe la of light draught, and make!, her tripe regularly. TICK " Wen.aus" will be the packet for Cincinnati to-day. She is proverbial for superior &el:WI/MI-kit .ne, accomplith officers, and graceful fleetness Travelti. ore cared f r bl her officers. JAMES O'MARA, THOMAS BELL. Tog Louisville packet "cootie Carden" le tam 'fettling f..r the Fells City, and wu would say to shippers and t revelers wishing to have their hominess uttnufled to with pnimptimes and despatch, to avail themselves of the "harden" and her polite officers, Copt. 11. U. Devinney, and Mr. 11. J. A,l -r -man, clerk. " MEDORA" in the name given to a new steamer, finished at Brownsville, under the superintendence of Dept. A. Jr cobs, and intended for the Upper Mississippi Ricer trade. She is of very light draught, drawing only 13 Inches. and Is built of the beat seasoned timber the woods of the "Old Do minion" could produce. The engines and boilers, se we ore informed by the gentlemanly engineer. Mr. Richard Morrow. were furnished by Messrs. Snowden & Sons, Brawnwrille, and worked well. Mr. M. seemed particularly proud of the doc tor, on account of its email dimensions and working so well. 3ledora" is furnished with two boilers, 38 inches in diameter and 3 feet stroke, and are finished •In a style that will give credit to the firm. Taco St. Louis Dern,ertif, of the ith. says: The ricer recoiled two inch. yesterday. Bc at, from be low found just enough water and no more. Arrivals (ram the Misseuri, the Upper Mississippi and the Illinois, coutil m the report that those streams are failing. One boat frmu the far tipper Missouri, reports that at Fort Randall the Miss., ri fell three inches whale she lay there. And that it Wn..l fail ing fast all the way down. Notwithstanding the extreme heat of the weather, there is a large amount of business doing. The "Swallow" and W. I. Maclay," came in from the Ohio; the "Grand Turk" arrived from Keokuk, and left for Pittsburgh, and the ...J. R. Conn" for Loninville. Tat Cincinnati Commercial, of July 7th,-says , Yesterday morning about six o'clock, during the preva lence of a dense fog. the Marietta packet "Thos. Shriver," Capt. Coulter, bound down, and the steamer " Sam. Young." Capt. Greenlee, bound from' this port for Pittelinrgh, cams in collision at Brook's bar, three miles above Maysville The bow of the former entered the larboard quarter of the latter, ..,vard of the derrick, cutting through the hull. The Sam. Young was then run ashore on the Kentucky side. whore she settled doss iu twelve inches water. A email bole was made In the bow of the Shriver, above the a - stet line however, causing no material damage. She arrived hero Met evening, and will return to Marietta as usual this evening. The Sons Young hail from 100 to 150 tons of freight on board, and the contents of the hold is whisky, which was not damaged. Capt. Greenlee entered protest at :Maysville. and Malls arrangements with Capt. Anderson to oend the steamer '• W. G. Woodside" up to take her Largo. 3 rest 8 ESCHIrat ITATIA 13 TUE CHANNEL bF ICLTAL SLEEK WHEELING, &c. Pittsburgh, Stenben"ville and Wheeling Packets. The ROSALI E,' Capt. Ore. Dons, and the Oli B, Capt. Osuasis B. MOORE, will run tto REGULAR DAILY PACKETS between Pitts burgh, Stenlxinville and Wheeling, stopping at all interme diate porta. The DEURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed nesdays and Fridays. at 10 o'clock, A. M.—ELETARNLIG, the will leaVo Wheeling on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 714 o'clock, A. M. Tie Full En CITY will also leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays, Thursday. and Saturdays, at 10 o'clock, A. 11.-11kruatmo, she will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wednesday. and Fri days, at i t,4 o'clock, A. M. Fur freight or passage apply on board, or to J. D. OOLLINOWOOD, Agent, 415 No. 165 Front etrent. West Newton—Regular Packet. Regular Dailey PA-kut for West Newton, in connection with the Connelsville Railroad.— The excellent and very light draught steamer NEISRASIiA. Capt. C. lista, will leave DAILY texcept for Wuxi. Newton, In connection with Connelville dull road PBmougxrai aaed Shippers will apply on hoard or at the West Newton 11 hut boat. jell Tuesday Packet for Zanesville. Thu tamer EMMA (MAMA M, t.la.pt. Mos .idatailiGE A rtas—Cl.rk, V. G. Aaron—will !rare tor the above at,d moo mediate pork On Tut:J.,:- DAY, July 8, at 4 o'cluck P. M. For freight or passage apply on board. The steamer VIENONA, Capt. J. N. SflUNK— lerk, Ihmian—will leave for the above and hr. termethate ports on TUESDAY, July Bth, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Fur freight or passage apply on board, or at the prrrs BCROII MARINE ASSOCIATION ItooNIS, No. St! Water area. .IY7 laaatThe iiteauter CASTLE GA UDEN, Capt. 11. U. DIVE:INT—CIerk. U. A. Don.tocis—will lent e fur above and Intermediate porta ou TUESDAY, July oth, at IU o'clock, A. M. Fur freight or posaage apply on board, or at the [MUM MARINE AnnUCIATJAN Rousts, Nu. 82 Water str.t. 7 7 For Cincinnati and Louisville. VW The steamer CLAttA DEAN. Capt.. U. W. lagaAran, AlEt.i. , mv Clerk, will leave 1..)r the aLove and Interuu-diate p‘..rU TUESDAY, July Btll, at In o'clock A. 1. For freight or paasago apply on board, or at the Pirls -111:Flii II 3.1 a KINE ASSOCIATION 1100.112, No e 2 Water rtne•t. J3'3 LEMON & CO.--- TRANSPORTATION LlNE.—Having made extensive preleiga vitiations this winter, we Sin now prepared to do a HEAVY BUSINESS 0. PENNBYLv Attie WLINAL and RAILROAD, THROUGH TO AND FROM THE-EAST ERN CITIES. We can swore our friends and all those disposed to patronize the Poona. Canal and Railroad, that no Pains will to spared to render general satialmtion to Ship per, of Eastern and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE. OF THE INCLINED PLANES ON THE ALLEGHENY PLRITAOE RAILROAD will give increased despatch to the transmission "r frelgt t. Ottice ou PENN street, At the Canal Basin. LLoYD & LEMON. TEAMER PAUL JONES FOR SALE.- The undersigned otter for sale, the lino otwuner PALM JONES, as site now lies at the whoa/it Pittsbur,;ll. The PAUL, JONES to one year and four months old—• length 180 feet, beam 35 feet, hold 6% feet, two .-ngini•s. finders 23 inches In diameter, 7 feet stroke. She is In complete order and well found in all respeits. The cabin la M the most approved style, and fitted up in the most elegant niminer. The PAUL JONES will be sold on the following terms:— say one-fifth cash, balance 4, 8,12 nod lb xnunths, with in terest cud approved security. If said boat is not sold al private sale before the let day of July next, she will I,:a of fered at pub: NIIOIOII, and sold on that day. Any person navinc claims against the PAUL JONES, 'w ill forwani them to Ow undersigned fur settlement a10n,.; with the balance of the claims, BS ..01:1 as said boat is sell. lER'S TRANSPORTATION LINE.- K Anticipating the want of facilities fop transporting Freiihts to and from the East srn Cities, via Pennsylvania Canal and Ra roads, we nave inelea,so our stock of Boats, Ac., on same, to a Deil2BLE DAILY LINE,. which gives us a capacity of over 1500 tout per month each way. We assure our friends, and those disposed to patronise the State improvements, there sill be nothing spared on our part to render general satisfaction in forwardins ' Eastern and Western Freights with promptitude and dispatch. KIER A MITCIIELL,, augt nT Canal Basin, Pittsbr.h. Pa. IN THE DISTRICT COURT of THE UNITED STATES fur the West, u District of Pennsylvania. WILLIAM DOYLE rs. L In Adruil atty. STEAMBOAT "FRED LORENZ." TO ALL PERSONS I NTF.It ESTEE).— Take notice, that by virtue of a Wit of Attachment, lamed out of the above named Court, dated the 25ili day of June, 1856, returnable the eighth day of July next. at which time the CRII. Will be beard, I attached the eteatnbuat Fred Lorenz, her tackle, apparel and furniture, In a plea civil and maritime, a herein belyie is Libellant, and the steamboat Fret Lorene and Robert Bracey are Respondents. 11. MIMES & CO- No. 82 Etrultheiold IA tr.L JeSO:td DAVID M CANDLLYS WLIOLESALE GROCERS, and Dealers in IRON, NAILS, GLANS, (XITToN YARNS, and Pitto. burgh Manufactures generaliy, corner of Wood and Water streeta, Pittsburgh. myB & CO.---TRANSPORDT.- k_j TION LINE—Vo. I'ENNA. CANAL and RAILROAD.—The subscribers are p Pared to ship FORTY TONS OF PRODUCE DAILY to Mule delphia, Baltimore, or New York, via the State Works. They will pay particular attention to Way Freights betwe, Pittsburgh and Johnstown. Raving a DAILY LINE OF FIRST CLASS PENNSYLVANIA CANAL BOATS, we hope to be able to render entire satisfaction. ÜBO. BINGHAM & CO., Canal Baaiu. Liberty st. HAVING PURCHASED the interest of AS WIG PITMAN, 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 atreid, below l'eun. With the experience of thirty years in this business, I hope to render satisfaction to all who favor me with their trade. JAMES Pittsburgh May 28, 18f..,6. tnytkErnd FrVP.Jk.CRES of first-rate land, three in ron,, &tad., balance ill prime finite,. situate in it eery plea:mot afoot ter, mil. from Allegheny city, with El l arge foist on the New Brighton and Allegheny Plank Road, will be add on easy terms by NVANTED—A 'g - ouNG MAN to learn the Dry Goods' bush:lolw One wit 4 same experience pre ford._ Andy 016 Fifth ' MASON & CO. ~.... -....,a..P .. , ;;*.vec*'•";. . RIVER NEWS. PORT OP PITTSBURGH A RRI V ED. Steamer Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth. " Bnlian , Ilenderickson,Brownsvill, Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville. " l.nvonie Bennett, Brownsville. 4 ‘ Nebraska ? , Bears, West Newt.... •• Tigress, Horst, Wellsville. " Medora, Abrams, Brownsville. DEPARTED. Steamer Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth. " Bohan, lienderickson, Brownsville. " Jefferson, Woodward, Browftsvlllo. Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville.] " Nebraska, Bears, West Newton. ' Tigress, tient : Wellsville. ‘• Venture, Boles , . Wheeliug. STEAMBOATS. ZANESVILLE. CINCINNATI. For Cincinnati Poe Cinal:MS.li and Louisville LOUISVILLE. W. A. CALIINVRI,II Truktees MARK STERLING. '11).24:kW chJ ESTLEY FROST, 31arshiti. .WILLIAN IfEANB H. A COFFIN M , Candless, Means & Co., (Sum:ea:ions to Wick ky'Citnrfiess,)_ S. CUTHMERT & SON, Real Estate Agents, 61 Market st AND B. L NIMENT-20 gross of Al len's on band and for sale by Je2l7 FLEbANG Bios. 14 1E - DICSL Health and Strength mustinevl (ably Follow Its role. BO F4l ft 11 ATE'S HOLLAND BITTARS : • • ' '• HOLLAND NEMEDI YOU DYSPEPSIA • DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,' LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND AGUE, •. AND the various affections cousequenta a disordered StAniach or Liver. Such as Dull Ariday of the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Beartinfra, Loa w e l Appetite, Despondency, Costiveness, Blind and Blending Plies. In all Nervous, Ithennuitic and Neutalgio Alfeck Lions, it has In numerous Instances proved highly beneficial, and in ethers effected a decided cure. Neturefindt no new enemy to combed, atth thin delight., fvl Conk In the systein. Its etTocts urn almost magical; yet the Cure periihment, Itronuunnicotee no %intent ehonkflo the systehi, but by arousing its sail; energy to niOnnalacri tinn, enahlos it to throh off tho cause, , and thus thotongbbr eradicates the dteense. IVlten it, tuedidaal virtues are so universally edit:awl, edged. and particularly hero, where 6 has become so popu lar a family medicine, that it is sold by many of the grocers as well as all the drue , .l. to. It would seem needless to offer further OVitiellet , , y et 00 there aro doubtless some who have tried many advertised remedies, and still stiffer from Dyspepsia in one or mere of Its dreadful forms, we subjoin thr faewin g certificates, the atithentici7 of which cannot he doubted. coming as they do from persons so well known. WERT IT IS DOING FOR THE SICK. Wm. hcbuchman, Fen ; the well known lithagraph4vosaym " I hero frequently used llcerhave's Holland Bitters, and, find ft invariably relieves indigestion and debility." Rev. Samuel 'Babcock nip • "I found sjembil relief frame its use for a severe headache, with which 1 bad long - suf. fermi." J. W. Woodwoll, FN., nays: " I have need Barrintrenli* land Bitters myself and recommended it to others, knowing it to he just what it is represented." = A Id. Jonathan Neely, of Lower SLClalri says : bars& rived great icercedt from its use for weakness of the stontsch and indigestion." James 31. Murphy nave: After ,•everal physicians , ad* licerlatvo's Holland Eaters removed the paha-Mitt my heart and aide, arising from indignation." The editor of the Kittanning Free PIVIS B#4: titter one'i of the bent physicians in this place had wed,. streitativ's Holland Bitters cured me of the wonet fond of dyspepkra," Francis Felix, only manufacturer of . the "original tract of Coffee. Hays: I know that your Holland Bitters is one of the best nue:Bch:lee in the world for a disordered' stomach or liver." Dr. Ludwig, editor of the "ITIMIteI," Baltimore, preitounced it medlei no deserving thocoondonce oftbe public. Dr. EherharL the leading German physician of Penna., had prescribed it frequently during the last three yeamovith marked success; in debilitated states of thedigestivo organs, or of the system generally. The manager of Itallou'it Vinegar FacterfsaYs': " - I ntact it myself, and was therefore Induced to , try 110 effect upon my wills, itroubled with die great debility cowman to ill 'of a consumptive habit,) audio:ally it is doing her motel good' than anything eho has ecel taken." - - Wbower expects to find in this a beverage will be :ditutp- ' pointed, but to the mirk, weak and low spirited, ft will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of singular rain edial properties. EEIII The great popularity of Oita del learnt Aroma bile Weald many imitations, which the public dumb] gtlard tigninat'pnr chasing. Be out pt-rdttailett to buy anything gibe nntil yen have given Boerhave'a Rutland Bitters a fair trial. One bat tle will convince you how infinitely superior it in to all ewe , . Imitations. IGO - Bold at $.l per bottle, or,six. bottleiiffor vs, by the so proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr.., CO., Manufacturing Pbartneeentfata and Chemleta, cor. Smith-field and Third atreeta, EitteburEh. Philadelphia, T. W. Dyott k :lona, 132 N. 2d street New Voik, Barnes Park•, 304 Broadway, corner Dual*, sbltt• more, ensnare Brothers, Gay strut and Panna..AVenne. Cincinnati, John D. Park. Chirago, Barclay Crotheric 213 S. Water st. St. Louis, Barnard, Adams k Co. N.Orlnilin, J. Wright K.C. LANE'S ' LIVER PILLS AM) VERNIFUGE IMPROVED DR. I. 50011', a regular graduate and physician caution.. elve practice and experience, induced by a commendable de sire to alleviate buiutio eulreriog, tie well as to ezcel, bas Dee- (acted an IMPROVEMENT ON 'VHF MIMINAL LIVER ETU ANA . VIM:WED) N OF DR. C. MCLiNE, Raving prepared these remedies 113 the modical partner of • Dr. C. McLane, fur ninny years. OUR IMPROVED LIVER PILLS AND VERMIFIIKE possess greater efficacy and are more wild in their operation:, titan the Liver Pill and Vennifuge'Preraired-acconiing to the original recipe of Dr. C. McLane. We make this declaration understandingly, and recommend than to the afflicted as • being both pleasant and curative, and believe them supenor., to any ether Liver 1511 or Vet ID Wage. ever prepared. Read Certificate of Ur. C. IlleLa.ne, belovv.-4 THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUERED! DR. I. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED WHITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT. The universal relief afforded by applications of this CRL RELATED KINO ot loin Eiders Wises of Itlieunsatisisq, bunt, Lumbago, &ire Throat, Bruises, Sprains, Swellings Stiffness of the Joints, &laMs's, Pais/a, Scalds, Borne. Aches or any other disease for which a Pain hiller or Liniment is • used, enables no to assert positiiely that Dr. J. SCOTT'S CELRBILIiTED WIUTE CIIiCASSLAN LINL3I ENT is the most reliable, safe and pleasant reirasiy vet .Encovrre 41, pos sessing aatoulaliing properties for II BALING DISEASE and TLIE PROMPT ERXDICATION OF PAIN. The many atlt teatations to its virtues, given by persons of enlightenea Judgment and strict integrity, shouldiednco all to adopt It no a standard !lewdly Remedy. The most incredulous will require nothing more than the following testimony of Dr. C. McLane, dbuiugnistied as a peat discoverer of mediMik remedies: READ I READ2I READI2I I~IOaUAOToWN, Vet, Sept. 12,1565. This is to ccrtdflj.that I bays examined the Recipe for pre paring McLane'ii improyed Vennlfugo and Liver rills by Dr. I. Scott, who has been IN TUE ILABIT.OF PRIIPAR(ISII, AND USING MY ORIGINAL MEDICINES IN MY OFFIC/1. during the last TIIIRTKES YEARS. dud that I believe he has 111PRoYED TUN.tI. I make the above statement the more willingly an I nAVE NO INTEREST IN TUEM WHATEVER. I would further rate that 1 hare frequently need his CELEBRATED 15'1111'1: CIRCASSIAN LLNLMENT In my practice, with the happient effec+, and that I can corn acieutioualy recumnieud iL C. .11.L.A.NE, 11. D. All the above Medicines prepared solely under the super vi,ion of Dr. I SOME 54,1.1 by bru,3giets awl Merchants everywbore. The GENUINE Dr. C. M•. LANE'S IMPROVED LIVER pu.Ls AND IMPIh)V ERNITYCOE Are stgoed by Dr. X. SCOTT & CO., aCCOMpaIIICIi by Certificate of C. MeLA.N.E. The GENUINE IN fIITE CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT Alghed by Dr. 1. SCOTT & Ce , eccoutpankel with signature of L SOCTT, M.l). DR. I. SCOW CO., Sole Proprietors, Book Place. Morgantown, Va. DR. O. IL It I.:VEER, Wholesale Agent, 140 %Void street, Pittsburgh. JAS. P. FL NM I NO, Whol,,yily Agent, JaTh.! yiestel) spcli L . ] Near Railroad Depot, Allegheny. ACARD TO THE LA DIES.— DR. DUPONLYYII CIuLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR FEMALES. The combination of ingredients In Dr. Dupon co's Golden Pills, are perfectly harmless. They have been used in the private practice of old Dr. Duponco for over 30 years, and thousands of ladies ea testify to their great and never-failing eneceat in almost every ithee, in correcting/ Irregularities, relieving painful and distressing menstrua tion, particularly at the change of life. Froth 6to 10 Pills will care that common yet dreadful disease, the Whites. Nearly ii.ery lady In the land Buffers from that complaint. The above pill has permanently cured thotthanils, and wUI cure you if you use them. They cannot harm yonc—on the contrary, they remove all obstructions, restore nature itt its proper channel, and Invigorate the whole system. ~Ladira . whose health will not ',wind en increase of family, will find • these Pills a successful preventive. For particularasee di re:lione on the box. Price itl—end will he sent to ladies c confidentially, by mall, by enclosing t.l to either of thetas [swing agents Sold by SAMPLE A REED, general Agents for Allegheny City; FULTON'S Drug Stare, Birmingham. JOHN P. SCOTI, and by W. A. tiILDENFENN ET & CO, No. 43,Tifth street, opposite the Theatre, Pittsburg;,. who will supply diallers at proprietor's prices. Sold by all Druggists in the city and United Pixies. apr2L6md3p PRIVATE DISM.ISES--DR. BROWN, No. 11 co Smithfield street, between Third and Fourth sit ects, devotes Lis entire attention to an Office Prue- nee. His badness is, fur the most part, reunited to • private Ple-rvai Disrav,s, luot each painful abetting, brought on by Imprudence, youthful indulgence and excess. Syphilis. syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, (Meet, Stricture Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the Blom!, with all diseases cif the Venereal organ. Skin DisiellB,o., Scorbutic Eruptions, Totter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal weaknotni impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Moral, ",t Suppressions,Disonaciti of the Joints, Fistula in Ano, Nervous Affections. Pains lu the Back and Loins, Irritation of the Bladder and Kidneys, successfully treated. Cure guaranteed. Twenty years' practice (ten in this city) enables Dr.. Brown to "tier essurnswea of a speedy cure to all who may corpe tut der his care. • Odice nod Prirak. Conanhatian Boa= ISO Smithfield et., het ween Third and nrtlt rareeta. air Charges moderate. DR. BROWN continues to be consulted for the cure of SECRET DIMAS/CS. His success in long-standing cases is unequalled. The afflicted are Invited to call without delay. Parsons adhered with Venereal Dia. easel, Rheumatism, Piles, or Seminal Debility, should not delay to get his advice. Utters containing a tee, immediate. ly answered. Office and Private Bosuns, No. 50 Snlith - fiv idln°° between Third and Fourth streets. Pittsburgh kiln - _ L. If S II F EL D & S 0 N WILL OPEN THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING, NEW strtrA OF Gar-SCMMER COA Reeelred per Eipreee. Also, new styl.s of SUMMER CRAY tTS AND TIM,. Recelond per Atlantic_ L. InfiSI3FELD & SON, No. 70 , Wood street. FIFTH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE. A Lot of Ground on Pike street. between Walnut and kacto^y streets, with four separate Frame Houses, in good condition and well rented. Will be sold cheap. je . 2B BLAKELY & RlCHrir. COFFEE -- 30 pockets Java Coffee, 50 km each Sit 20 bags prime Old Lap:styes Coffee: 'Rec ei AYO.ve] by F. It; M REFINED BORAX-300 lbs. In store an. fur este b tie 27 I HEM 6 aOOOFIRST CLASS litrWS - S Paper wanted from ont.rtpalitt tall ,t 0 ran. Also, purchase mortgagee, city warrabta bettOt and 1.43.3 EL MOTUNO.E, 101.4-2 w No. Fourth stmt. T IME-100 bble. fresh, this day received, X/ and fur oak. 11 Ue2+s.l LINNET 11. 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