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DOLLAR SAVINGS BANS.
No. 135 ftsurfh arrest,
MIDDLE ROOM, JONES NEW BUILDING.
IS NOW OPEN daily from 9 t.‘ 2 o'clock ;
alio, on Wednesday..id Saturday evening., from 7 to 9
Derroalte received of all 81111ue not less than Cars
and a dividend of the moths declared tu - ke a year, In Jou.
and December. Intereet was declared at the rue of six per
cant. per annum, on the first of December, 1.h55. Also
on
the 3d of dune, 1858.
Books containing the Charter, Ity-Lmvs, Enka and Rego-
Lationa, furnished gratis, on applicssuen at the office.
Preident—GEONO E A LBR.E.E.
mta FRlXEnewns.
Hopewell Hepburn, Johu 11. Shoeuberger,
GemgeWhite, Charles Knapp,
P. Johnston, N. Grattan Murphy,
Jam. W. Hallman, Theebald Umbsta.etter,
Alexander Irrvdley, baser M. Pennock,
William Phillips, William J. Anderson.
1113EITIZIS.
John G. Backefen, James Herdman,
Hill Burgwin, James D. Kelley.
Albert Culbertson, John M. Kirkpatrick,
Robert Cheater, John D. M'Cord,
3. Gardiner Coffin, Walter P. Marshall,
Alonzo A. Carrier, A. M. Pollock,
John 8. Coagrave, Henry L. Ring - wait,
Charles A. Colton, Robert Robb,
E. G. Rdrington, Jli/X166 Biddle,
- Francis Felix, George S. Seldem
George F. (1111mora, Alexander Tindle,
James S. Hoon, William S. Lerely.
Wfllledn S. Haven, Wiloon 111111er.
Secretary and Tresuarer—CHAßLES A. COLTON.
1719:d1y
-
FARRIERS AND MECHANICS'
RILE & MARINE INSURANCE CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Itcrt. TIIOB. B. FLORENCE, Pre.ei'L
Row. K. iIiNDOLD, Beet awry .
STATEMENT OF• BUSINESS,
From the La day of _August to t4o file day of Dsr., 18:85
Amount received in Marine premiums g 68,242 31
Fire 39.9u8 82
Total prevainnte ter five months
CAPITAL
Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, arid
Pittsburgh 6's $ 78,721 86
Railroad Bands, Cost 33400 DO
LOB.ll on First Mortgage of Real Estate.. ...... 60,950 00
" Stocks, Collateral .
Cash In Bay k and ou hand
- -
Capital subscribed, (payment not yet due).
Premium Notes, not yet matured
Due from Agents, (metered by Bonds)
lapenaaa and Commie/dons
$408,151 13
`Total amount of Loaves incurred, but nut yet a:bunted.—
Fire sl.6‘ki on
Marina 3,300 tio
s e t,O66 645
This Company Insures Hull and Cargo risks on the Obi..
and Miu railppt tributat i.n. Insures against Loon or Damagen
try Fires. L9OOOB hborally adjusted and promptly paid.
ItestaxxcES--lion. T. 91. Howo, Gott. J. R. Moorhead,
Jamas Wood.
For Inaumnoce apply to
THOMAS J. HUNTER. Agent,
mbls No. 90 %Vat, rt., l.et W0..K1 and Mat kot.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
SAFETI
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
ade I ph in.
sir MARINE INSURANCES on Vessels, Cargo, Freight,
to all pa - te of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON k,n aIDS, hr Itlverk, Canals,
Laken nod Land earring., to all ;arts oI the Crum.
FIRE INSIIII.ANCE INDIZE generally. On
Storm, Dwelling iloueea,
ASS-O f thr 31h, 15!".6
.llortgag. and Real Estate jdol,te2o AI
Philadelphia City, and •,tl,l . +55.21t ,
al
Stock to Bank., Railroad and IT/saran, to
Blli randyable 22 .... 100.4-10
,11 . 31 on hand .... . ••• . • • ••• 20 . 021, 16 '
8a. ,. %DC.. to mu le of Agt-IlLe, 11,111111[11, otJ Ma.
r i no • Polinee recently ismued, and other debts
due Or. Company
s u i xicr i pt _ 'on Nut. .....
MENEM
William 'Martin
Joseph H. heel.
Edmund A. Sunder,
John 0. Davis,
John 8. Penrose,
George G. Leiner,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. IL M. Huston,
William C. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig,
- -
Spencer hiclivain,
Charles Kelley,
Q. Jones Brook.e,
J. 8: Johnson,
Taos. 0. WIND, Vire PmAident.
HIRST LYLBURN, Socretary.
P. A. MADEIRA. Agvnt,
No. 9u Rnb.r ntiovt,
MARINE INSURANCE
FIRE RISKS.
111NUFACTUREIIS' INA RIVE CAIN,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
piRpm,,L_GR NT. Ii TIL E ~V AN,S
Chartered Capital, $.500.000.
F7RE, MARINE AA!, INLAND ,d.l` le r.l r .\-
,lA.Rorc 1.1 PP !NOM, Pr....lent
URHIN 'it'll le.Fl, Secret/.3
'RUE YOUNti. Tre4.1,17,.
Pf14.114`741Rp.
baron S. Lipplnc,,tt, N. iiiiant IA Thomas,
Mahlon 0 111, tl, li am, 14 „Jinni Nerd,
Nicholas G. Ta)l.[ , Altred Weel,•
Orrin llogrrs, ' flatten .J .I.Lri•l4,
.John P. gituonA. J.Alue, 1' Suo W.
"JliarThiae..nipany 14, been or,-anu,J a9t.11 J 0.11 0,1 , 1
tyi f and ttai 0.r...a.n0r MI. , ..tiernlit.tti t„ win 1.1 I be buy in . .
to Its available rYitoure.. To 4.t.,-rte 111 IlliVII, to 0.11.1,1 l
lag its affairs, w,th a vr..mpt 44.1 mt ilitill ..i I. ~, ,...1
Pittsburgh Whoa, N..To W J. ater stre.t.
• NEViTi...i JONES, Agent
REPERENCES.
The fonowii,g we 9 known and t.pousitile Art/. In Pot,
burgh h ate ant b or ,,,,' , afor,tic,withTi
"T i mid tii
stability and wnu. tbo Slusluf.rtur..ra' Inenititti
Gompany.
Kramer It Rabin,
George P. Smith &
Jones, Tiernan &
inner
PI TTSBU (;--ft
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
SCE COMPANY,
CORNER tiF WATKR AND MARK VT STRY.fits
PITTSBURGH, PA.
THOS. GEARAIi, Secretary.
Air-This Company makes every Insurance appertaining t
or cotinvcted nob 1.1) , E RISKS.
Also, against HULL AND CARI}I) RISK'S cu the tit •
and Idisailempt Rivers and tributarnst and MARINE RISK
generally.
Aud against Loss and Damage by Fit, and again t!
Perils of the ;ea and Inland Navigati.in and Trate•ortliti-o
Policies iseue.l at the luu est tut., .'4.IIIIeIFIII with -MI \
all parties.
Robert Galway, .... , .....e I M'Clurkau,
Juokeph I'. W 12.011, M D, John Scott,
James Marshall. David 'Ochry.
Jame , ' W. Hallman, Ch./ lem Ai l,uth °A,
Alexander Bratlloy, J.0,e1.1, S 1.,e, h,
Juhn Fullerton, Malolield It Ilsux n,
David II Chanthern, l'lo iatlllll Zug.
William Carr, It.•hett II II nuley,
JILL D. Mc till. 1.1.14
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTS It Ult 0 If
M BAGALEY, Pr.ident.
SAMUEL L. MARyU ELL, Pc.r.,tary.
OFFICE 14i41.r street, !,«l uvrn Market and Wood street
47-Insures HULL AND CARtitt RISKS, on the 01. i,
and Mississippi Rivers and cributsrica.
Insures LOAN DentaKe by FIRE
Also, agsan.it th,. Perth of the Sea sod I illend Narlgstik.c
-mud Trausp.. cation.
William Bagnley,
James CAxper,
Samuel Rea
114,1,rt Duiilxp, Jr
Isaac )1. Penuotk,
S. Ilarbaugh,
Walter Bryant.,
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
RUIN 11.FILOENBERGER, Bre(((lent.
ROBERT FINNEY, Stwretury.
C. W. BATCIIEL e.ouvritt Agent.
WILL INSILIHIE AGAINST ALL KINGS
OF
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
-Ills bpe.ecli, rit r .
11 .-hiscit ,, I'm . .111,1 .... ‘''`' l ilit""iiii t ai , atilt
. t Ilio Crilbittal your[ On% te.,ri.Lng
.r....ek Ili tereled . Set, it. r !totter an.l,....``er ~,,,,It.t•N.
I, i i'al.tt I, I.P. Mr. eattiner • Aloe up ht*i: l .,r h e e tl t i r e i :l o t , .. , l , , ,::: .
I t',lii.,,re,.. Mort' 1•rt•,..1.!. The Iti-trict litorney
r.• i.l a . , rre,t,..mlen. e I,IIOOOIL I PM fiild Mr. S t : tuner,
t ...how that ho hail u•.• d due .I:iigener th , n . gh wi
ll, hi / ' 1;0re-telly I.• ol.talil the 1......ei, :•
e 4.1 Mr. uniner,
II Nser n•-i. the opening ••I th•at ii RE AT :-E. \II AN \I , I ,• I, lot.l f .pre".••l itim-elf titer lie had lie desire to
, kI.F. „h' lila 1;001.... All I their 11111 ii, ,, .1.. k , , i'lke part in do pro, e , 1,,,g , Bn.l left trussed The
tnmed m thetr WholvetAle 11.... f. 0111 I. 11..11i..• I ..1....1, .:.• i . ~u . ..,.,. „ I W u , I, Ledt r, ~ie, hal the ar
'to 50 PER (•ENT 1..E.i1S OMB i , ,, , .. 1...... 1,..: • t ( .1. Br , •, 11. alter the 8--lolt, ned that of .1.
_ -. -,....-.....-...---- t 1
1 011 SALE-20 Affret• of Land; It g., ••I \I • ~,, ht „,,. K 011• •• -..ilators rt,,ler. Pearee and
sil".""s1", at - itotdr3 ”1..1 , ..b .111 ne , fls' efif's I' ~ I . - 101.. ff. te lig•lf..if 0 , t he in-teto•e of Lentor, the
Charged frith False Peeitone,-Yesterday Ald. Mr- ',
1 '" " 11 ,Y• '" " ihrtwt i' u "' ltitt t ittt " ti t ttt “ ti " t ; st " ttt t t , ~t. .•1 the neeo.,ed ,rots 181. en. Extraets wet(' 81.
Mestere issued a warrant for the arrest of 11 arry 1 ,F„`;‘".rve'.l:,:`„'„,--„t,:,‘;,:t ":,'`,, k ', l i ",.,; o E . `" l 'T': - .' ” A" t-ttt „ t " '. t " ...., i e i , I I r,,in Mr. ;- o WIWI t: , ,peee rvilevting on South
Hubert
t street : an '
Fitherg, charged with false pretenses, on oath of I w-td Prti"' i i" °Li'''. "" tt :tt tit ' t I t tt t nuttt " 'll.:. t t't tt ' t 'lt't;t:: '
The
of e th p e ro fir se ni cut
~r H. , .ti..lt,mt and >I r. P.otler. 11-•t..rs 13,,,)1e and !Ands -
1 :t g
e A B A.
teh.. t
p t u h n e e Lune, C°, A.11.-141eny Citi Situntions i‘alit...l . t.. - NI,. jr, " IV,,, "'
'
NS ANTED-A Ulitl t o do 11 , al'ii•ii al. I, iii ' 1 I t i'' ' 'fl I' , and :iiinitt,,r Iteopinin tenoned, the 18,4 exprearl•
1 A 1,1.1) to liE.i. W. BUNN. at Itri 1 E.at:it 1,..1,? l.. , p ti (non what he ..,,,v
It
M r , s onine e,
•
Itiodant procured personal priperty from the firm to d ' o. •tr Cllrt`t . ilrih
te , 11 . 1e L ii ,. ..: 1 :
i r1t , 1 , , L) ... ,,, 0 , :1 ,,, t. n 11 i t:
. i k e l , i rt h. 4 d e .•I oh • d e i t verv. Col. Blooks made a t•hort Itt..ecti, regret
eetteny I'IL
the amount uf $18,50, by reprettenting that he was A - ' s'.that Mr 'limner was 8 1,sent, he had hoped for
bole.. that 'Mr cuinner hail hi- .peech printod bettor°
LARGE BUILDING I,ol', :It , faot I 7f/Ift I''''' tit ~f I • ... f.• fflf f' r i his .'-
11 e I.• :odd t I tin Int,•rret....d. n nen ng 1.. te. ti
about opening a store near
a r ty in and Hi at on Pet. sliest, by I ...P.l de. i. I, /..•fh• I.• „„„, I„.h, r , t h e House Committee. He also, took
Jy rt CI I'lllO,llT ..+- , IN. _l Ntail.ft I ,
he intended to We the property in the speculatio n • . toc griamil that the, ere •Iffeit• 011 . 0111.1.1 f for which th e
REA Mi
lt now turns mitt that his representations were I tu t I - I F: :. b ats N.. I Dry Salt Ileri in,: law .ttiordS to , adegoittle remedy. and =aid that while
correct, and hence the i he had a heart to feel und a 110101 to Hrilm he would
Tiroseetti ion. 2t.) life hhni Nn.l - ! redress the 011.0ngti of too
pffiftival mother and from
- - - -.........-. Just received and fur rule lil
aid Fte/Ititest firoerissi , in.- The corner stone of t the m i LLEtt ,e It lOK El'S , IN . rat effort to cover hot'
with dithunor. His property
1)3 :.:1 and lii.t.i I.ltaa t) i i 11,,glit be i.quanaered, his d ie endangered, lint he
new Odd Fellows' I
• tall, nww in process of erect' 'ion 11ACON-P" rusks, a.se.rted. • 111, • true to her who bore hiul. Ile then said
_just rticeiktai '''''" 'I
on Fifth street, will be Intel on the 4th of Septem her and tot-Kale to, iic.i, citit I NtiEli 11AltliAlfi'll
[teat he bowed to the majesty of the law toed would
_is .vritenee.
t m le e s m t, h t ,, , r n . which -
•".)::::I',le‘eCrawforil said that as the matter might per
ve.i .. o f the Order will take place. An oral ion K.-) TIPS -
y 1 Wailtl3bel./".l'...,"k","l'ti'N'i 1"-1:11"t7,7t.,""1:".."1 in'l i, I, 11. s a7t that titne he t he imiiiect of iniestlgation at
i I also be deliver e d a t th e s a me time. As invitati eta , loo n ,.litrUflek"Dt•A%elling Howse and 1 . 0. t, nitllat. 111 71:t ' ; ' ;iPl ‘ t . r111 ‘ t1 ':.; at, ..ther place, ful.aning the House of Representatives,
are to be entell did to aLI the Lodges of this and the taboirpributiirou the main street. 0111101.11te D., j., 1.,,1,11 , 1,,. u.mid forbear to comment on the
testimony, and
adjoining a:. 's jam Works, having a (runt on )111.1[1.,freet ••I 1•11 .r.
s ,
~, i jd prow , o o,o the . ILo.lf.cternt of the Court, It
States, it is
of the affair will be u au- 1 wat a:Lauding hurl: VA) feet to it :to feet s treet. Tl, ti ', B-e \I ~ b
orofons IfflA a tine of S:imi.
--
sunny interesting and imposing. eureleffilliWiir TOI.IIILI Mild kl Ctiilll, with pa to, .amierii.ailt te i
I' M, i.. Brooks then retired with his friends.
~•.0, 1 water.Tema will he wad.• known at sale
BLAKELY k RICHEY.
~irr,ei has removed from corner of Smith- , Heal Estate Atha wee., e. Prof est against the Rock Island Bridge.
field a '
an
Fourth streetg, to Nu. et 3 Fourth Street, jy,',4l Corner 4 Seventh awl Smithn-ht xis , 1.., ~....i „I, ~ Al Hie Itt.-t regular meeting of
Junes' nev, . ___.-
.. . buildings. Tim office taken by Mr. Clll. 1 t 'rr ICE 18 her& gittiti that an artitiimit itm , i ,:, , b L je t„.,. ~f ef,o,ll.eree.,,lfl l' . 1 1 )1111 . 111111, war f . tlipOint-
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CUB
tier is certainly one of tuts neatest and most eeI:IIHW- floe „,‘, " t il fili't•nstuff'u"'fftfr.' :ItheCIILgt:‘.1;"...‘lr'1‘;:.•1::1'•••':-:st•ho'f' tool
' f' f- 'I'L .. i
~ i ,.,, l er
ri:.,,..,..5::,1;jri•ue,t.ii,,,,
~il .
i li h n o g T t. l , : e ljtii l i ,. .; . t f i , :n d
the city. , a tat in the b.., ,• Aptin..t .
HARRISBURG, PENNA. .The prosperous condition of the ' ii•AN INC} FUND HANK, to h.. he t trei h .1 ~ . -
ttee l'-. 11., ox Metal ii, pre air,:
several corn i - ' Ile ihouy County. I, 1.. lit, led - TI,•. lie. lii 1 .1,..e. Ibe , otniei . . I.
Chartered Capital, -- - $300,000. . . pan eet under th e management fc • I " .i "g h ' Q U. A ' tt l,i -I t '
sank i i' • .; I. alt. public, to forte tot a protest agatnst
0 Carri er , 0 , ug h,,,,n 1 Aving . tun., and to p. a , f. f if.f.ft tof.l 0 ,, h ,li e 1. i
;justifies the moire,. and encourages
with a Guilts! Stock 0 1 1,,,,,,ty.nve Th01f.,00.1 lepl.tetni, t... r..erlong fin litruction C., uliviot , on on
1126. Insures Buildings and other Property against Loss ot the stockholders .: lAA,: nnt, v. '
Daznage toj Bre • also, sgainst Perils uf the Sea, Inland --- , a—a. •-•—•-----___ . Dollars. _---- ._______P. l ._ :lie Upper -Nlissl'siPP l •
Narlgatkin and Tiansportation. Licenses Grouted in Chartiers Tutrnaltip.- There ..,
F RANK -LEStItTS GAZETTE tot' FASHION - _
Op nares-SIMON CAMERON, President. • , being an error in: our publiahed list yesterday 0 - Frank ilio'e New York JOl/111181: Roller Explosion.
BENJ. PARK E, Vim Prenident f It. i London D Instrated News. NC-Will:MI, ..N• Y , July S.-Stanton, Mallory &
S. S. CARRIER, Secretary. : cenees granted in this township, we to-day give the
i Just received by B T. C. MoittlaN,
41 Fifth street. Co.'s. extersi re foundry and machine shop was des.
..a. CARRIER, Agent, Fourth and Smithfield. [jem:enti correct list. The following are the names: James iYI - - - ---.-------l- . ----- i• . 1 by by the explusion. of the boiler. The hands
._, - McDonnell, Wil
- -Ml= Obey, Hugh McAfee, and li. • T EADL3OO ' pigs of Lend now }Railing foam
we're mostly ad dinner; tour or five were seriously
Lansburry. • _LA steatuar " iie. Iry Grail ,- .0 ,1 far sal. bY
MILLER & ItICEETSON. '' injured.
i 1.30
J. 11. Shoenberger
C. W. Ilatcholur,
Isaac 31. Pennucii,
W. W. Martin,
11. T. Leta., Jr.,
George B. Bolden,
David M'Candle.l
Sar All Losses snetalned by patties insured under policies
issued by thus Company will be lit tirally adJuned uud prompt•
ly paid at its OFFICF., No. 419 WATER eTtiNET. jjy 11
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURUIL
Corner of Fourth and Sunithilfeld Street •,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $300,000.
/garlnsure Holdings and other Pruperty againdt Lawn or
Damage by Fir., and the Perils of the Sou and I ulsod l•
gation and Tranoportation.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. 7. Johnston, Rody Pemereuu, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Olinger, W. M'Clintock, J.. P. Tanner,
George W. Smith, W. S. Haven, D. E. Perk,
I. Grier Sproul, Wean 1111/11pLOII, D. M. Long,
A. J. Jones, J. H. Junes, 11. R. Coggehall
OYr/CliftS.
}}uidcnt /1012. WM. F. JOHNSTON
vi President FLODY pterrnsoN.
&tidy and Treas.-- A. A. OAIMINR.
WESTERN INSURANCE; COMPANY,
ETrtestrann.— EOM; 14 RAMIE, President; F. M.
GORDON, Secretary.
Will insure against all kinds of rinks, FIRE and MARIN I.
All losses will be liberally adjusted and promptly paid.
A Home Institution, managed by Directors who are well
known In the community, and who are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed. as offering the best protection to those
who deelre to be insured.
Draxeroas—R. Miller, Jr., C. W. Ricketson, J. W. Butler,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. LI. Smith, C. Ihnrsrol, George W. Joelomo.,
Andrew Ackley, Jame+, Lippincott, ueorge Daryky,Jutneas
Auley, Alexander Nlmick, Thomas Scott.
Afar 0813., No. cr.! Wator street, (Warehouse of Spam! A
CO., up stairs,) Pittsburgh. n0v24:1)
•
.KJLIQUORICE.-9 cases for sale by
B. A. YARNEBTOOK s 00. ..-
io'n
4- t - ks-riage-S , -.-..,
111.- TY:I.P Pitt te .10 .*0 • *-1: Vwsle xv•4`',","' ••••.;" 1 1 • "••`' •• , -e , •
Nr•ir r* - "Wa • - • l,ll 7 ix•i"t T.?". 41 ",
-*L - 6 4 C I -.. , 1r• •*• • ‘`.. • • • .• d.
—•- • -
NIVEI
ISLIE
$lOB,lOl 31
300 000 00
$118,161 13
tieorga Aurentz, Rental, Slllat Lirease Fee
Joaettl, K,lBtr, do 500 do du 7Z,
B. Auth, do 240 do tlo
„ fti John Berk. du 400 do do 7,',
Pi go 0.
100. 10 00
$81",.418 18
Jetties C. Hand.
Theopittlus
Jcutes Trageetr.
V% ahem Eyre, Jr,
Joshue L. Price,
James Tell 1i..11t,
Samuel H. St...km,
Henry Stoat,, •
Jetties B. 31.:Ferlend,
Charity Stitcher,
R...l.tert Burton,
John it. Pwlllll , lo, Pitbburpii
D. T. Morwtn,
J. T. Lttirce, .•
Wit. NI it'flN, Prmulent.
rb‘ht A
CAutpl,ll,
II mii.•
1111113111
esipt. Nlhrk
Sauku.tl Ni..,,
Wlllium 8i1.1011.111,
.1“1111 it In) worth,
Intact, S•}tern,
J
Wallah] It
111,21
JobnShipton
0 W. Crum,
W. K. NlollCit,
T. B. Updike,
R.O. Cochran,
John A. CA' mahay,
ti S. Bryan,
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
IV EDNESUAY AIORNING
SIXTH ANNUAL. EXHIBITION
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
WILL BE HELD
AT PITTSBURGH
On SEPTEMBER 30th, and on
OCTOBER Ist, ltd and 3d, 1856.
Je24 HOBT. C WALK Hit, Secretary.
Board of Licensers
As many of our readers will be desirous of learn
ing the amount of license assessed on the successful
applicants, their rental, sales, &c., we subjoin.a list
of those whose bonds have thus far been approved by
the Board, and whose classification has been defi
nitely settled :
IZEKEEII
James B. Meanor, Rental, s.sno License Fee $lOO
Ann Gottwman, do 500 do do 100
Wrn Adamg, do nOO 110 do 100
IV In. Ben nett,do 525 do do 1041
A reen,.....d, do 500 do do 100
Philip McLaughlin, do 200 do do 75
A. cI o do 814 do do 75
Barbara Kuhn, do 500 do do 100
Thomno Patterson, do 200 du do 75
C. Whorring, do 700 du do 104,
F. N do 330 do do 75
John)) Bruck. do 400 do do
Robert McCoy, do 530 do do 1011
Francis Blount. do 400 do do 7',
. - .
()Kok] Ilprwig, d, 600 do do lOC
Tloo Frank, E. ll,une, e.loo, 'LAX , do do frO
Wm. Joorge, do do VA, do do lA,
A. 11,..seing, do do 1700 d, do :,,,
.1. Roll, do do :,.NA , do do 50
SECOND WARD
J °mph A I tri tz. Rental, s.4tat Licenne Foe $7 tJ
F. Fre v vogle. do 611. do do 100
Daniel B.ro.rd, do 700 do do 100
.1 oeeph Spencer, do dtto do do lou
Hugh 'Prow, du WO do do Rai
do 25k0 do do :6
Chariot Flat kuvraky. do 42) do du 75
Mulrew laalt, du srio du do EA,
.1 uho Lutz, do &JO du du
.. . - . ~
,h,hri M. ktartte, ,I, •.:40 do do ;-
Hugh Duffy,l.'"
do 30 , do do .5
Y. Cg. E. liouse, emit,. :AKlo do do r,,
Mary Hint. .lo do 4th .to do :.o
Aug Lea:oder, do do i1.y..1 a, d, :..%)
li. V. .ohor , k, do do trOUU do do '4.,
S. :.‘tvito.u..k. do do SW d.• do 5,
Nh...114,1 o'llitt, other goode, 610.0 d.. do :AI
.lax. Caollmgham, do do do f...
Jrhu Haworth, do do ,to to;
Rental, tuOd License I. Al
1100 du du 1,0
do Nu du du "5
2.0 fill do 7,1
E117..6.th Frail
Sdnittel
.1111.1.1,0 Sterhop.
CLnn l'oll.
J.. lAIIII.
.. . .
I A. :-het , k 11.1 ter. ,to ,:ixi .1,, do 7 :1
b 2 Kinilmil. E flow, ' , airs, ...0.) do d,.. (Al
A. 5...11.1. do ,h, lulu ,I, d.; ho
,I,dtti N1,.11,. , 111, ',ill, j.,00.15, 10,,X,0 do do :,0
.i , lll. 1.....1er. 11,11„' 1 `... , Li...tee. Yee I.lls ,
Chsrles 11, et,r, •1., ''',.. .1. , do 1...
.1 I. K. hue, do 'Ali 1.: do 7:
Al i, 1114..1 1.14,5, d. f.. A, .::: do 1”. ,
Jamey , N. De1'11.11441, .10 400 do do 7 .
. 1 A F . lullll,
F.:11 .u. 1 14.1,1. 1. do . 2.1,1 .1 . do
doll u Sclireah•F . .1.. 144 .1 .1., ,
Nlag..ll4.lron Wlll.elcs, d., 'd:.o do do
NV IV slimes. .1, , loco° .1.. .1..
.1 ..,..eph Keek. F. House. sales, 1011 do d,, ....
Ifts.l<reallue do .1,1 :him .1,, do
Msrgaret 1".•11: do .1.. 400 do do 50
SITTEL
ro II Ilumh. Rental, POO $
II vno Hen. J.. 300 to Ja
MET=
ItentAl, F r . 17
150 it,
.1..111/
Bratt.
%%tn 'Pork. .0() do Jo
J Exltatiborn, E. 11...1,r, ttdeA, Col do do
J. M. Mn.-,,l d,
Rental. V...:00 Llcenae Fee
The following licenses were granted yesterday:
Frederick Kress, Eating House, Pitt Township
Henry Snyder, to sell liquor with other goods, litr
utiugham ; F. Shields, First ward, Pittsburgh.
The Board is now prepared to exatffine the bond
of applicants, and alto their evidence of sales, rent
/?••1 (.101,Ity
some the principal uominati ,, ns of the Beaver
Dewu.-ra,•v, wade uu the 7th in-t. Te,day we peL
tutor
l'A.gress Col than. l anninghain.
innate H. rag,.
Assembly . Maj. Chas. H. Silt finer.
Associate Judges. Jcireph Irvin and John White.
Prothonotary John Sl. M'Haa.
ouguisoioner. . Andrew Jai•lown
County •• , urneyor James Ito! ie.
Poor Honer Director • Ephraim Ester.
Auditor Ers. I.e thoillun.
Trustees of Aeademy Rev. .1,101 ISioa - n
Prof. P. I- I:rinn.
The collgressiolial district is composed ..f liesver,
Lawrence sun 'Mer,er euuntie, Mr. t'unniugham is
an able lawyer and very popular gentleman, and
should lie get the nomination of the other conferees
he will strengthen the ticket materially. It should
ant
he the aim L.: our party to put forth its Lest wen
e very , w ea,,,,n, and particularly this fall, alien ire
want to tr,tutipli beyond p,radventuro
Mr. F:11,4 t Me Brae hue Lett,.
aulu:ing thr townliii. fur ...one
Owe putt, with ottnir ,peeche.,, and Vanke , nt.dle
.and to he nearly n aln.fzether equal t
yankee 1,,w0k0, In hie delineatieo IND
1!1=1!I
lin I.erf, , rtho , l ti;, rek.t,ral;,l pre,
MEM=
men," at t't..wan'.
Mnoag;ug the IV
a (roc week/. sinre - the
uldatd. rapardy. Whlle giv;.
the fem•le sex in general, and
phrticuiar, he wa, frequently gteete.
if that made the hvillo, ring again.
kee Nlefinde, - a., generally called, a ynu
man, mgt .t'er twenty year , age, but U. doubt he
‘,ll "et- day he as great a eoulealan SIF the lute
Yankee 11;11
Tn., wore, %ere oh.lou tLo
thi•ii I,ll,tUre, Ilt lir I.ll,erty. They heleilge.l It
Mr. J Rietiey. n MArt,nt
1,,,u101 “vur ye,terduy une.er ut ('.curt t,
liquor on the Sat,tetth • There are n
unusually t•Lnall number confined in Ow
eounty Since the induction of Sheriff Patters et)
into i trice, in i there were 2,..itt0 eiitutnit
inentLt---of which ',ma were vagrants, and 70 bir
Court oliences The dwelling of Andrew :sit° nt oli h.
ou Wylie street, was entered by burglars ou Munda;\
morning, while the fatnily were still asleep. The
burglars succeeded in obtaining s.lt}, and two salon
lie breastpins, with which they decamped.
—The following is the result of the
election of Directors of the Hued Street Bridge, hotsl
R' - '/q. E^rti.n
yoyternluy
President —Win. S. Bissell
. .
Manager, -Alexander Laughlin, Robert Dairen,
Hubert Beer, Prank Sellers, Wm. Iddmes, Wil liam
Morrison, \Yin. R. Pusey, James Park, jr., James 1..
Breading, and ieorge Miltenberger.
Clerk and Treasurer - iklorge E. Arnold.
The liirtuingliedn liridge Company held its fir"
election for Direetori ye+terday, with the follow ing
President—C. Iltansen
Managers—S. M'Kee, A. A. Wulff. J. .Melinighl
I. Chess, A. Garrison, A. McLean, T. Knox, L. Bo
kerrille, 0. 11. Ormsby, O. Duncan.
Treasurer—Thomas MeKee.
Clerk —T. IL O'Connor.
I
Beau's Arctic Regions at Maeonie 1101.—The tri- TT F J ATEST N EN% S.
J
umphe of this celebrated work of art have been of
the most solid character; no ephemeral brilliancy TELEGI2APII.
like an ignis /attn., but a light, steady and fervent,
like that which emanates from the noonday of God,
still illumines its successful career. In after years,
the Arctic Panorama will be referred to as among
those rare productions which enchanted tbu world,
and even as distance lends enchantment to the
view," so will this brilliant achievement of Ameri
can genius be held as a luminary whose beams far
outshone the dim rays of the stars of the day. It is
a remarkable fact, that during its late triumphant
career in Philadelphia, Washington, Richmond and
the Southern cities, Dr. Beale at the urgent request
of his delighted auditories, Was induced to prolong
his visits beyond the specified time, while the at
tendance always brilliant, steadily increased as his
JIILI 9,
engagements drew to a close. At a first glance it
may appear strange that Pitch a constant and unva
rying success should have attended it; but when we
remember that the Arctic Regions have been attract
ing the attention of the civilized world for ever two
hundred years, and reeetttly rendered memorable by
the tragic fate of Sir John Franklin. and the heroio
exertions of our awn countryman, Dr. Kane, to res.
eue the lost navigator: added to this the 'easterly
and effective style In which the artiest has displayed
the excellence of the panoramic art, ito prosperou
career can easily be ai•rounted for, and a brilliant
future expected. Strangers and others should not
forget the exhibition this afternoon at :t o'clock
Cheap Pay-Goiiiis
and Fifth streets, is now selling oil his entire stock
of fancy and staple dry goods, embracing mautill s-
of every ileccriptiuo, black and fancy drys- -Ilk , .
French lassos, challis, chintzes gingham , and hoo.c
keeping goods, shawls. sleeves and collars, gel
men ' s wear. calicoes, .10. Persons calling al iii.s
establishment may expect great bargains, as McTiglic
is determined to close out his present stark at tir•l
o,rdrert ••% the PitislAgryll Soci, f - TLS
nffair, for the benefit of the ciltior u.l
place in the bei±ement of the Cathedral iin Mi•niley
evening. The audience numbered about tiro htm
dred, and the griiia reeeipte were ,otnethillg .•v el
one hundred dollar , . We had not the plemiure
ing prevent, but are ittfurtned that It wa, a ruu.toal
treat of the richest kind
established a Post 'thee at Wiitali•ris
Wes lino rt.l3n et.tinty, l'enn!.) 111,ii,
Henry Steven., l'..stnnirter.
4.1 - Three bottly3 of TioatiA Ire* cl I i
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MASONIC' 11A1J
ONE WEEK LONGER.
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American Arctic Exploralion.:!:!
We gate yesterday
and Danlth Meet.,hem far
SIR JOIIN FRANIO.IN
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wishing is. tour: hoso Terntorloi Rights Ott .•
would do well to tipply to the. solswrils•ts itutitt.tlint••ly, nt
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THIRTV.-FOURTH CONGRESS
S}:SSIO.
WASHINGTON, July d.—Sc rate. — Mr. Douglas, from
the Committee on Territories, to which was referred
the House hill to admit Kansas as a State into the
linion, reported back with nn amendment striking
out the preamble and all after the enacting clause,
and inserting the bill passed by the Senate on Thurs
day. He asked for its immediate consideration,
whtch was agreed to.
Mr. Douglas proceeded to eilvuoate the amend
ment.
Mr. Douglas remarked that the proposition before
the Senate wes a plain one, namely whether they
would admit Kansas into the I with the Tope
ka ConAltution, or whether they would substitute a
proposition, which, after having been modified to ob
viate objections made again , t tt, hind been adopted
by the Seuate, after full and thorough examination,
the other pied. There Ira- 1,0 evidence whether a
.11111k/rity or minority of the people of Kal - IRAA noted
for the 'topekii Constitution, but it was known that
tl,e Constitution which hail been presented here, and
which it vans now proposed to legalize, was a moth
lated. iliootrocitt. That tact was ascertained not only
rr•in general reijert and newspaper stet Cements, but it
wit. proved by the report of the House Committee of
liiiestigat,on, mud in i•iimmenting on that report he
charaeterited it tur partial. unfair and unreliable. fie
argued the fairnes , and justice of the proposition
submitted by him.
Mr. Co lldwer. a member of tl4 Committee on Ter
ritories. said the bill reported might appear very
plausible, hot the existing f•ir,•111114tallOCS of the ease '
rendered the of that measure exceedingly
improper. Ile believed that the only true and mound
itiode "Mired redoes- the exi ling evils, was first
tii rciovi• the cause of Iliose 1,11,. ft would not do
t. say tlict the et 'MAO he remedied, hut at the
tinie declare' that the CALI,, , W 1.1411, produced
tocin not i.e f Such a course seemed
1, he inconsistent and unreasonahle, with reference
to the provision allowing settler , to return to Kan-
Ile earl there ;vas a blockade of the Territory
liv ikon of s oilenee, 'those 1111.1.1tiltionS Are full of
in,trunient, i•f cruelty, and Chile it was impossible
for them to get Mick. The same power that drove
thew xwev was cull
in
the ,:teu.;.incy, and no pro
vision II:01 been made for I het, - seouLitY in the Terri.
tory. . Thu- it wits but the mockery of " justice to tell
them if they would return they would be allowed to
ote • while they horn tot the power to return.
ll.mre they is 't Id derive no ailiacteige from this
hill, although it, provislOti , appeared CO be so lair
I aii•l plait-ible.
l'idnie spoke briefly in favor of an amecid
inetit.
II Mr. Hale opposed it. Ile said that Cho President
came front ,itne of the hest .itoclt in New . Hampshire:
his lather yes brave :rid , a;riotic, and he believed
los sob was 5. , . Ile had ,aid 11112 when
Mr. P.,. e ill the ',Milt of his power and ex
pected to he a camlidate at toe next oleetion, and he
Y oil -ay it now when the Pro-ideal bud fallen sn
I .W
Thal tin' `male
,4,111.1 ride rough-Eh.' over his
clot-. tool only right or ten ineitabers were found to
un t I,v loni. Mr. 1t0. ,, moved to amend the
lohnorl i.v etmo Log tlo• time, allowing the
r part.e.l i.te in Letients until July
is 7 1 v:IS I I, nay:
NI, '1 owvr , l an amendment to repeal all
the Incas of Kansas and dismb‘s all otlicere
i` i Hrjt.Oted I 2,
(' oneriel an iitnenilinent in favor of
• Hi..tioz -iavery lo that part of the Louisiana
not itteluile.l within Kan?as.
tit
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)1, I. or New Iku) psh ire: eolletner,
F,=ll. Foote, Foster, little, Ham-
Trumbull
. .
Al',an Bayard. Itenjatnin,
Ilutler. Clay. Crittenden,
1; 1 ,eyer. Iverson, John
lowa Jones, ot Tenn.: Mallory, Ma-
Pear-e, Pugh, Reid. Sehastlan, Slidell, Stuart,
of No. Toombs, Weller and Yulee.
The amendment reported by tho Committee was
then agreed to- yes= :4'2, nit), la, and the bill thu d
amended. pa. , !ted•
The Sch:.te then adjourned.
/1 Mr. Campbell, said he intended
1. , ed.! up to day the report of the Select Committee
.•.,tl .. :111,.ztel it , •ault or, \lr. Sunnier, but would
1.. w .1. a- ha umlet.d...el that the trial is in
=ME=
kekire the C. , tmt.
t The tried i: over at,..1 Mr. Brooks in
the 1 . 1.1,11:m 1101.1. , e,
,or! at I,tw.ittkie and 1 , ,tr.0.1., anti
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niuruly .4 1 .irtt to preeterre it. N.• utter it to till
N 1r elm 1« depended upn, ht
aitua It)siiet,a, Headache and Indiguation. It
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: , ...I••••rt•nti . l4 [ht. .pver the Plats
ll' er. 1:1,,.• I )(t4, r‘ny, ;1,4.
I trn ,r. that the
P7o Loto t'otetn.ttee of
7L.1t0 % , t 1/1.011, Ott atol after
C to pass over all other
.eavhing report
ko= for rv,cr, and hat bore.
The tutted State• and France
NV ASH INOTON, July B.—The Washington Union
says that the government continues or; the beet
footing witb that of France, and that the French Min
ister has eigured in the most proper manner, an anx
ious and earnest solicitude that the controversy with
England should terminate amicably.
Marshal Valliant has denied any intention to
withhold from the officers of the American Military
Commission any courtesies extended to officers of
other nations, or to show disrespect to the United
States. '
Batiriuoak, July S.—The Coroner's Jury on the
railroad accident, rendered a verdict that the train
was thrown of!, caused by the displacement of the
switch, by some person unknown. The Company
have offered a reward of $2,000 for the arrest of the
guilty party.
COMMERCIA L.
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE ANIS
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
President.
WILM ARTY!.
Vice Presidents.
T. S. CLARKE, GEO. W. CASS.
7s-eamrer.
N. HOLMES, JIL
&Ire/au.
JAMES P. BARR.
Suwrinterulernt.
9 T. NORTH AM. Jx.
annmll/ , , of Arbitration for June
GI Ell. W. a A. 48, V . P.
.1‘41 , 1 COSGRA VE,
HENNA" LAMBERT,
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
FLorß—Sales 745 bid, as follows: fis bbis. extra from
wharf at f 6.25; 152 hbis. superfine and extra from b at
1.5,62 1 ,4,5 n, 17(.) Ws extra from store in lots at to:JAI; 70
hbls.superfine front store at .O; 170 bbla. extra from store
at $(1,37 and Ss bble, superfine front wharf at 1,5,0.
SU') A R—Sales 11 hhda. fair at Seta, 4 mos.
BACON—T[I, sales k,f Ilaroo to-day foot up 311,:lr00 tbs. and
5 tierces, iz : 3,0U0 tbs. Shoulders at fir ; 1000 9.15. Hams at
5000 lbs. Shoulders in lota at 70n0 lbs. /LIMA
in lota at 1o:y 4 0},11,-; 30u0 tbs. Iron City .5 C. /lams In lots at
14o.: 4000 Ito. Shoulders and limns at 13 0 0
llam. at 10,. all for cash; 6300 lbs. llama at I lc.. 30 and
00 days; 3(00 Its. t•houlders ut 9 0 4, 60 data; 1000 tbs. S
llama at 30 days; 5 tlrrces do. do. in lots at
LA itD—tales 5 blds No. I at 11c.
FISII—SaI o 10 hair-1,1,1,, larße No• 3 Mackerel. new..t
BEEF—.:elee 21100 Itei. Iron City Dried Beef in lota at 14e.
and 1000 Itai. Dried Beef iu lute at 130
—6iilee 15 LLIe. So. 1 Lard at d
Id LW, a“. at ‘y.1.50 for 1.1.15... rswh
Naw YoXX, II) 0E111; isles StiO bales; Orient.
middling II! 0; Utdands middling 1 I Floor firm; sal.
14.1' obis, bareat steady ; sales 55,1511 tn.. at f.Tlller qua-
Corn i u demand and firm ; sales 45.0 n hus at for
iller ides. e-k itctive; sales of 30041 tads. westorn „,„„
Beef firm. nit h sales 400 hbls.: no change in quotations.
Lard linprovinir SHIM! '23.000 Ltda. at 1:1 1 4. Whisky has an
upward tendency; sal,s 300 bbis. Ohio at 32c. Coffee is
quiet; salon 000 bags at former quotations. Sugar firer;
sal. SOO I, lids Orl.ns. 'Molasses quiet, with sales 100 Ibis.
Linseed till active; sal. 20,000 gals. at 41.41.;82. Lard Oil
,pnet. Iron firm : sales 150 tons Scotch pig at f 21,50 ton.
St.. - ks firer Cleveland and Toledo ; Curtilierland Coal
Cu. ; Erie 13 1 ,. Stichigau Central 1e2i ., „,; heading
New York Central e7',,, lfillwaukie and Mississippi
Errol s. IttPiittr.— Flour less bun ant; the advance in
freights checks the export demand, while the holm, trade re
runs to purchase more than sufti,fient to supply the moat
pressing wants, but the market Is unchanged; sales 12.00 0 .
bbl,. at Pobri.7 s for common to good extra Michigan and
etate; Sii,hoots7 for extra do.; $ 6 , 60 4 6 , 70 for common to
good Indiana, town, Illinois. and Wisconein ; $71in7,41r for
extra do; market closing with a very moderate demand,and
prices favoring buyers; include.) are sales of 4000 tilde. gnat
extra Wisconsin for export. Canadian Flom unchanged.
with less doing; axles 400 tibia. at $0,600418,25 for COllllllliti
to good extra; very little to be had below $7 ; the demand
tortyoutnern Flour In moderate, and prices has, undergone
no change; sales at $13.8547,30 fur I . OIIIILIOII to choke super
hoe, and 57,44kg..8,75 Mr fancy and extra. It.)e Flour and
Corn Meal unchanged. The extsirt demand foi Wbeiti
100
fallen off maternally, awl prices tor all liiictr
mil. at $1,35 for Chniagn spring; $1,11an1. 0 7 for prime
white eftriftalltl t $1,70 fur white Southern for ree du..
51,85 for whits Peoria; $l,OO for red do., and $1,50 for Itifei.
rlor white Michigan. Rye without important rbnage ; aili•
Wra.l bus at 75 for inferior, and 85 fur In ins, Northern. .Corti
firmer; sales 42.000 bus at frO, fur distilling, and 521 a 58c for
.wmoa to goal mixed Western; 58 for utixed Southern,
and 60(082 for yellow do Linear two cargoes of heated Coin
isild at 4k0044, Outs In moderate request at 341(4,12 for Slat ,
and Western. %V hisky firmer; wiles 300 bids Ohio and prim.
at 31 Pork a shade firmer, and in better iletnand ;
sales 3100 SI to at $2,1,ti2 1 ii151r20.75 for mess; $17,37 , 405117.: 0
tor prime. Prime Mess nominal at $17.50; chair $22.50. 11.•
1 . 111 , 11110 111(5) gilds moss. Beef without important change.
110.1 in moderate demand ; sales 460 tibia at s7.fainte,2s for
err try prime; 10 for courftry mess; .1.914)$11 for ro
ptt • - kett mess. ad 1:4412.50 for extra Meer , Beef 11 , lrrld
'Oil prim.. Meal f dull and nominally the same. rut
Meats firmer; sales IGO iitlti9 at tai for shoulders, and loi
and lul i for barns; ix) ladai, short boneless middle!. at Ito,
laid better: sales :Zoo bbls at butter arid
Cheese quiet. and press nominally the same.
n ' t
July In - Flour fire with a liutits,l tletrum , l:
..1 .11.. h b l s Saytrlline WS. Made last evening at 1.0.7a , _
07 .21,0 1411,1 11,1,1,111n5' at 1jt.1!fu054,25: the demand
lan the sari ,1 irate Ia limned at .? , 1.75,,t sti,w
lA)^ Flom ti nu. smallsales at Coro Neat ,art anal
Lela firtu at 1.3 fm Ilayl raisin line &wand for Whoa!
~,ntnuues active; t ilere not ..1f1”1 - illg: .1 , ./1 , '
g,s,a I ‘ , re,' at 51.:10ttui1.:,:!!..;, 6/14/ small lots wit it
at $1,25041.75 (cr ta prime. ityl.la •lentanni
adv.ll2Cillg: sales 1410 U MID Pella. at 76. Corn very SVarre
astikr.l, sal. Mil Win fair white at 5. (hero is no yel
Uttering. &Ist,. in Tiellnalinl. mid imProv.og sales prim
Delaut ate 55 34. alai Pearls. ai Sle Whiaky c.attatutatacarr•
and firm , small Naito of bbla at 3 . 24 31-- Maati y at the hate.
tht• 111,11 th ~f
Clnelarkatl Market.
ltvCl 01. July • —Flour buoyant; fb.untonl antivn,.itb
r light o upply 200 bble at $6.:a1.--a turthar ad
tol,• 1 1 r, odour the v tem,. of 'all,u holtll.l abosa
lol‘ara W),i‘ky S/111.11 b 1.114 at 111/41
fr.,. wuFuu at Butter Tile supply la ‘ery light
th , to •1. -maul at logs or pries: 14 lirkula
et
atet le. 1.',...1111. 41ung [lra'
I.lltl- fau 0 r 10
Nlolaluaai firm RI 611cir4.:1.
INesv Orleans Market.
N .11)1 • C• 4 1 ,11 M 1.,. Ill.lTale* at
;sugisi Weeterai corn
P irk Fill, Lard. in liees, 1.3 i. Sterling Ex.-haiige
o..).Bmrhave . g4 Holland Bittern
l'At prt•Neol. U111,611... 1 11, be careful to ask fur
1. 1 li,tt,rn
6.1 d nt $1 iwr nix f..r $5, by the pro-
IiENJANIIN PAUK, .la. A CO., Niseufacturiug
Plt, to,tcoutoste nu.l ellemixtx, l'u.taborgh, pa., a. R. t+EL
LI:II:4 A 0 , owbor 01 oLocond mut Wood igtrootx: nud
g•-•nernilly.
TCARA COTTA OR STONE
WA TER, PIPES.
PRICES from . 12 to :10 Cents per Foot
ALSO— R oCII ESTIO.
PEARL-
or Sale Wholesale
Manufacturers
Prices b)
HENRY H. l'Oi'L/ 1 " ,
Fi)ItIvARDING Alstp
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, "S",
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
No. 23 WOoD STREET, PITTRIG RAILf• 0 ,16
M A C K 5 E u R
h!: L I
r r Is No. 3 Mackorvli
60 barrels
Fut ludo by I JY 7 ) HENRY 11. COLLINS.
VINE II RES'S GOODS REDUCEI)--Every
uf fine Dress Oasis Lion' beiug uffenni at :2:4
par t. 541. 112513 Limn usual prises.
p A. MASON .4 Ctl.. No. 25 Fifth at.
BOOKS BOOKS: BOOKS !!—W i:1
miter's Life.
- 1)J1 111 o A j cuti.r...s L• Lo.uLl anti .94 , a.
Lile North and south.
VrVlllollt'S Kslmdlt ioa I, Oleg , . and C1111:,1110.
It,•ll Smith A Mood
I nth ill Cnptic mss, or Lai , to the Wi e , s
Tto• rostra and Territories of the Great West
N v ide Deeds .d American Women.
Th e Remarkable and interesting Events.
Itnael ii razKl,y Julia Kavanagh
The Young, Book.
The Young Lady's book
Japan as it Was and is.
Twice Married.
Ethan Allen and the Breen Mountain Heroes 'Th.
Married, not Mated, by Alice Carey.
War In Kansas, by Browerton.
llome For All.
The Watar Cure Encyclopedia, Ac.,
Fox ludo by B. T. C. HOB
N0..11 Fifth street.
NECTII WARD PROPERTY.—We have
for sale a Lot of Ground on Bruallman street, 30 feet
trent by 15.1 feet deep to Mulberry alley on which is two
Two Story Brick Houses, each containing four rooms, kitchen
and cellar, in the neighborhood of the hydrant, water nod
gas. This is a very desirable property, beautifully located,
commanding a delightful vire of the river, scenery on the
°Nitwite side, etc., and will be sold at a sacrifice. A
IshAKELY RICHEY.
TOBACCO—
IS la, . Woo. li. Uranen b's Tobacco;
do do 0 . 0 du
15 do Webeter's old 5'5 du
15 do Anderson'. Dewberry 5'5
du
du
F., du donee s'.
5 do It and It'd 5'5
10 *du Nldorealu Natural Leaf do
2 cases lb. bosaa) Thom.' Lady Pingo.:
10 Dorf boors Butler's Panama brand, ‘4II boor
Tobacco,
10 Dwarf bosee TSVISt Tobacco,
store and for stdo by
jel
FIVE; ACRES of first-rate land, three in
cultivation, balance in prime timber, situate in a very
pleasant location, ataait two miles from Allegheny city, with
a large front on the New Brighton and Allegheny Plank
I Road, will be sold on easy terms by
11, CUTHBERT A BON,
my1'. 4 . 1 Real Estate Agents, 51 Matket at.
N AND B. LINIMENT-2 0 gross of Al
-1 Jen s len's on hand and for sale by
FI,E3IINO BROS.
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11 LANK BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals, eaeh 1 19111 RUSSIAN BLUE-15 cases for sale by
_l_y and Day Books used in couutlug lonises. Also, Com t A . 11. A. PAHNESTOCE A CO.,
Docket, Steandaiat and Railroad Books, on band or made to corner First and Wood el mat
order, ruled to any pattern requireeloind Mat in any style
desired. W. S. HAVEN, Blank Book Manufacturer, T ACvo Bg'Abi AILAM PENS—These Pens .le'2l
mi3l Margot tit., currier of Beane!. eJ will be found as durable as tox or Muni' made from ItEFINED BO
v ----grING steel, mid will not catch, or stick in the paper ; neither will
VNGLISII CARP S.—ROBINSON th e y oorrgtio or InJure the color of the ink, as steel pens in- for sale by
124 & CO., No. 23 Fifth street, have now passing through variably do. Price, V.,00 per gross. For sale by F T Cl-,----.-1-----.3118/"St
the New York Custom House a large Invoice of English W. S. HAVEN, Stationer, 6.000 Papdir "mutant from one to siXoronths, to
Velvets and Tapesptry Brussels Carpetting, which we shall myl2 Market street, corner of Second. m y,. Also, porrhooe mortgagee, city warrants bought and
receive in a few days, and be picastal to show to any who m
ACKEREL--1 5 bbls. "med." NO. J. K. HOILANCIE,
may wish the best of ImportoW Goods. We have also now in
Nos, 221 and 2= Liberty street. jol4-2w • N 0.5814 Foarth street.
Stock of Brussels, 3 Plys Ingrain's Stair Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mackerel Just received and for sale by ei sold.
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lea, au assortment uromrpaseed in this market, and all at !MUM k RICHTSON,
:3 - FOR c $l-3 lbs. fine w ac k . T . - e d for Isl, at
lowest prices. apeu Jett. DRA VG'S, ‘.. -1 hot at.
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Coroner'syerdict
JAMES O'HARA
THONIA:i f3MILL.
OPTIC/ 09 TIIY I)!LILT SiOA • CVO lost, . I
Tuesday, July 5, 19x9.
New 'fork Mar Yet
Philadelphia Market
Fr,, t\ co to six inch calibre
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RIVER NEWS.
Tut Emu —There were t feet 10 inches water in the char.
net, at dusk last evening, by the metal marks. The rise Is
from the last rains that have fallen on the north west tide
of the Allegheny and Ohio rivers. The weather Is still
cloudy, with prospects of more rain. There was only one
departure and that was the " Emma Graham," for Zanesville.
The " Wenona," Capt. Shank, relives this morning for Cin
cinnati, and Is carrying freight at 15 cents "Si 100 It.e.
Tas steamer "Rosalie," Capt R. Doyle, b. the regular
pa,1,1 for Wheeling this morning—leaving at 10 o'cicck.
THE Li llinEine packet •' Castle Gardett," was prevented
from leaving yesterday on account of the weather, hut in,
ate IPA to say that she will pe:itively leave to-lay;
and further, there is no other boat of her awe. on which
paasengers are so much at home"
Till Wen na" will be the packet for Cincinnati 10-day.
°lie 13 proverbial for superior nrwmmoiatigns, arcomplishfql
oflicere, and graceful fleet 1111.4? Trn voters aro well cared f,r
by her officers. Sire positively leaves tile morning, and Is
carrying fr - eight, at 15 cents - f+ plat its. for dry gouda, to Cin
cinnati, as we are informed by fkipt. John Shank.
31rnottA - in the name given to a new steamer. finished
trownlville, under the superintendence or Oapt. A. Ja
cols, and intended for the Upper Mississippi River trade.
She is of very light draught, drawing only 13 inches, and is
built of the best seasoned timber the woods of the Old Do
minion" could produce. She was built by Pringle & Co .
and measures 129 feet on deck, 24 feet beam, and 3t4 . ; feet
depth of hold. The engines and boilers, as we are In
formed by the gentlemanly engineer, Mr. Richard, Morrow,
were furnished by Messrs. Snowdon & Sons Brownsville, and
worked well. Mr:M. seemed particularly proud of the doe.
tor, on account of its small dimensions and working a 4, well.
The •• Metiers" Is furnished with two boilers, 38 inches In
diameter. 18 feet long. with 2 cylinders 13 inches diameter
and 3 feet stroke, and are finished up in their usual style,
which always gives credit to the firm.
Tut: l.ouinvWe Cburier, of the 7 th, KLYS
The river :ran at 11 ntatal yesterday, with three feet ten At
eleven incite, water in the canal. by the [nark a rise of tire
inehea since 'lTturaday evening. On the talk, in the pas,
there were twenty-four inches water, though the
souri river packet, W. H. Russell, went over last evening.
drawing 29 inches water.
F 114.1 at. Louis papers of the 7th, forwarded by Adams
Co.'s Express, we have the following:
The river at this point continues to fall alowly-9 feet is
the last report to Cairo. The Missouri, Upper Mississippi,
and Illinois rivers are all falling. The weather I:patinaen
warm—arrivals scarce—buslness getting very dull.
The officers of the steamer .416. Lyon, from St. Paul yes.
terday morning, report the steamer Envoy, Capt. Campbell,
sunk on the Upper Rapids In » feet water. Thu accident
corr.l at the foot of Sycsunore Chain, when the boat was on
her way np. Uf her freight. 100 Mids. sugar is a total loan
The Envoy was owned by Capt. Campbell, her commander,
and other., and was valued at 511,0®. She was a very good
stern wheel boot. No insurance.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
3 FEET lU IYetits WA.TICIL iN 7111 CIIANNO... SIXTAL MARK
ARRIVED.
Steamer Col. Bayard, Peebled. Elizabeth.
•• Rohm., ITenderielzion, Brownsville.
`• Jetler,.on, Woodward, Brownsville.
•• Itennott, Brownsville.
Nebraska, Beare, West Newton.
Tigress, Ilona.
•• Minerva, Gordan, Louisville
DEPARTED.
Steamier Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Ronan, Llendericks,,n, Brownsville
" ,Jefferson, Woodward, Brownsville .
Luzerne, Bennett, Brownsville
Nebraska, Bears, West Newton.
" Tigress, Horst, Wellsville.
Exuma Graham, Ayers, Zanesville.
" Orb, Moore, Wheeling.
STEAMBOATS.
•iyIIEELING, &c.
Pittsburgh, Steubenville and Wheeling
Packets.
The ROEtALIE, Capt. Geo. DorLE, and the '
ORB, (Nut. Gnome E. Moons, will run no
IlPs/151.A.R. DAILY PACKETS between Pane
burgh, :+tenhenville and Wheeling, stopping at all interme
diate Aorta.
The DIURNAL will leave Pittsburgh on Mondays, Wed
nesdays mud Fridays, at 10 o'clo,k, A. M.--firrensiso, shs
a dl leave Wheeling un Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 7 , 4 u'rbs,k, A. M.
FOREST CITY will also leave Pittsburgh on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at to o'clock, A. 31.—Errunsiso,
she will leave Wheeling on Mondays, Wo.luesdays and Fn
days, at 734 o'clock, A. M.
For freight ur passage apply on Ward, or to
J. D. WLLINOWOOI I , Agent,
yclb No. 155 Front street.
W CAL Newton—Regular Packet.
Itegiilsr Doll, Packet for West Newton, is
..i d Eat . co, nection with the
The , The and very light draught steamer
NI:PRASE A, Capt. C. Bun, will leave DAILY (except Sun
day) for West Newton, in connection with Cuunelville Rail
and
PamPri.t-i.rx and SiliPl.l, will apply ciu board or at the
Wi•st 'Wharftioat. 017
• -
The nAu light draught steamer TE(OIIAS
.Cirri, Capt. imp: -Clerk, H. R.
ItErro.a.o."--will have for the aWra and Utter
mediate I..,rti ou THURSDAY, July 10, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For freight or ye,,lsagai . pply on Inard._ J 39
For Ctpcinnati.
The ate ester WEZONA. - Capt. 2. N. SIIIIK
Efielti k. DuNttP—will leave for the ahoy,: and in
t...mediate ports 011 WEDNESDAY. July 9th, at
lu o'clock. A. M.
For freight or pa..,.age apply ou Lamed, or at the prrns
BUROI.I MARINE A.:oSOCIATION ROOMS, No. 0:2 %Votet
atre.et. jy7
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
The 4t.mer CASTLE lIA RDEN. Capt. 11. H.
;adDitvENXlr—Clerk, H. A. DOautten—will leave for
d, above and Intermediate torte 011 W EDN
DA V, July 9th. at 10 o'clock. A. M.
For freight or pamage apply on board, or at the I'M'S.'
BUKtIII MARINE ASSI)CIATION ROOMS, No. 82 Water
strew. .IY7
LEMON x CO.— TRANSPORTATION
LINE.— Hat ing matte extensive p
parationg this winter. We are now prepared
to du a HEAVY BUSINESS by ProN NSYLN AN A CANAL.
and RAILROAD, THROVOII 'TO AND FR.051 THE EAST
ERN cm ES. We can assure our friends and all those
disposed to patronize the Penna. Canal and Railroad, that no
pains will be spared to render genera] satisfection to Ship
pers ut Eanturli and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
OF TUE INCLINED PLANES ON TILE ALLEOILENY
PORTAGE RAILROAD will give increased despatch to the
Llawituia , lon cif freight.
Litt., on PENN street, at the Canal Basin.
YD A LENiON.
nthl4 LLO
STEAMER PAUL JONES FOR SALE.—
The undersigned offer f..ir sale, the nue •
steams!. PAUL ,10`.tES, as site now lies at the set
hart, at Pit taboret.
The PALL JONES is ope year and four months old—
ie. Oh ISu feet„ beam 35 feet, hold 6 1 ,, feet, two engines,
cylin ders Zi inches In diameter, 7 feet stroke. She is in
eem octe order and well found in all respects. The cabin is
„ t t h e m :ist approved style, and tilted tip in the most elegant
warner.
The PAPL JONS ,balancee sold un the fullowinz tortes:
soy one .tirth east,4. 4, 12 and lb months, with in•
tone[ and approve,! security. if said boat to not sold al
private sale bevire the let day of July next, she will be of
hired at public A uction. sod sold on that day.
Any perom having claims ugalrait the PAUL JUNES, will
for settlement along with
t h e chums, as soon sald licutt is bold.
W. A. CA LDW ELL,
RE STERLINO. j Trustees.
ruy'2.l tjyl eh)
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KIER'S TRANSPOR'fATION LINE.—
Anti.jpating time scout ol tut
wtL‘ ,.. e - t i iig F re ights to god from the }last '
e re Cittea, via PaunityaranCa Canal and RI-inroad, ur havr
increased our stuck of 130:4[8, kc., on same, to a Dt
DAILY LlisiE, which gives us a capacity of over 1500 tone
s "ormuncheach way.
We assure uur friends, And those disposed to patronise the
S t „,„ improvements, there still 1, nothing spared co our
part to render general satiefsalon tomitriting Eastern
and Rear vcu Freights with promptitude and despatch.
RAM & MITCHELL„
augll:y Caplet Basin. Vlttsbrirgh, Pa.
TN - Itt DI :STRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
p,..„E:i i.forjj Athme , D lires ,y te L ri x i Diltrict
l of Pennsylvania.
1
-In Admiralty.
"ENZ."
STIANDOAT FRED Lot. NESTED.— Take notice;, That -
TO ALL PEILdONS )NTts
by virtue of a Wilt of A tutehm,
mimed Court dated the 26th
mi . l., ,,f is j itrl ., out of the above,
18fitl. returnable
than the vair.e will ho
eighth day of July next. at u hi. .4 Lorenz, her tackle.
het ,,' I attached the steamboat Fri.
and furniture, in a pl. civil an. -11 1. ,%", itl f m r ° ,i ' L o he r r , e .. i . n ..
IA im am L 'oyle is Libellant, and a m n d il mu th u.
the steam
fl race }'
and Roert,
ye.30:41 WESTLEY FRO. -
DAVID It CANDLE:LA.., RTLLIAA.
• 14,Candless, Means St. Co..'
(do ., r , to Wink .4 ItrOandless,) .
WIIOLESALE GROCERS, arid Detilel‘ 3 ,.., in
IRON, NAILS, SS, COTTON YARNS, and ,
burgh 'Manufactures geueraLlY, corner of Wood and W" ,
streets. Pittsburgh. niyB
BINGLIANI 4Fc OC).—TRANSPORTA -
A TION LINE--Yid. PENNA. CANA:AWE§
and RAILROAD.—The anhacothers are pr
pared to ship FORTY Toss OF PRODDCB 61 1 " Vh " . "
delphia, Baltimore, ur Now York, yin the State Works.
They a ill pay particular attention.to WAY
Freights between
l'ittdburch and Johnstown. Hating a DAILY LINE. OF
FIRST CLASS PENNSYLVANIA C;ANAL BOATS, we hope
to ho able to render entire satisfaction.
GEO. TiI,NOIIAM .4 Co.,
apll,:bu Canal pladin.'l.tber ty et.
Albree, Son #s. co:
ir UST RECEIVEI)--A prime tosortment
L.adies Kid, cloth. and French patent foxed gaiters;
Ross, colored an d black gaiters; children's Imlay boots and
lux cut oboes, ail made to special order. td
IT AV ING PU RC lIASED the interest of
_Lk THOM AS W I H'ONI AN, talkie Puint Boiler Yard, nn
Li, first of May, I will hereafter carry on the Boiler Making
and Sheet Iron work, in all their branched, at the old
Water street, below Penu. With tho experience of thirty
years in Oils business. I hope to render satisfaction to all
udio favor roe with their trade. JA.M.Egi WIGHTMAN.
Pmabarg..l , May
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,IS''L~tl
CINCEVNATI
For Cincinnati
%IVA Zi-de
MEDIC AL
Health and Strength mast Inevi
tably Follow Its Use.
BOER Hit V P.'S
HOLLAND BITTERS
TII V. CHIEBRATED !VILLA NI) RinfEDY HOB
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COM PLA INT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND the Various affections consequent upon
it disordered Litonincit or !Aver. Such as 11)4i:intim,
Acidity of LIIC etUrnarkl, Colicky Patna Ileartburn; Ikea ei
Appetite, Despondency, Contivenesn, mind and Bleedint
Piles. In all Nervous, itheuruntic nod Neuralgic Agin,
thaw, It hoe In nunkerowi hroitancon Proved highly benacial,
and in other. effected a decided cure.
Nature finds no new enemy to i.ombal. with this duliiiht
ful tunic In the er stem. Its Plied'. are almost magical, yet
the cure permanent. It COW (I/ fll4llb. no violent shock to
the system, but hr sr - miring its MALI energy to nomad an•
tion. enabler it LO throw Ott the cuter, nod thus thorous,hly
eradicates the disease.
When its medicinal virtues are see universally' acknowl
edged. and particularly bore, w it bas bo , 01:11., BO pOPII
- a family medicine. that Ito evil by many of the gr , ..cerit
as well RN all the druexists. It would seem newltletill
offer further evidence. yet am there or., donhtlene SOMA who
have tried many mlvertla.ed remedies, and mall suffer from
Dyspepsia in one or more of Its dmulful forms, we eulikits
the following certificates, the autbentici:y of which ctintgAt
be doubted. coming an they do from persons so ticollk.timett.
WHX'P IT LS DOING 1 , 011 Trig SICK.
miluchtuan, Keg , the well I. nowt. lithograldigr, satyr.
"1 have frequently used Ikerhaves Holland Bitters, and
find it invariably relieves indigestion and debility."
Rev. Samuel Babcock says: .1 found special relief from
its use for a severe huaduche, with which ll hail long ins: ,
fared."
J. W. IN . ..Await, Esq. ssys: " I bare next Bodliares Hol
land Bitters mygelf, and recommended It to others., knowing
it to be Just what it is mpreaented."
Aid. Jonathan Neely, of Lower iIL Cbair, says: .1 haveits
rived great benefit frontsts use for wetiknuse of the stomach
and indigestion."
JAM. M. Murphy says • " After Beyond physicians bad
failed, lterhave's Holland Bitters removes] the pain from
my heart mid side, arising from i11ti44.4144/011."
The editor of the Kittanning Free Press says: "After one
of the best physicians in this 141.14.• 11441 failed, Bsnrhave's
Holland Bitters cored tee of the worst form of drspePSla-"
Francis Felix, only umntitedurer.of tbu "original Ex.•
tract of Coffee, says: •• I know that your Holland Bitters Is
one of the beet medicinal in the world for a disordered
stomach or liver."
Dr. Ludwig, editor of the "Fackeh" Baltimore, pronounced
its medicine deserving the confident" of the public.
Dr. Eherhart. the leading German phi siman of Penna.,
has prearri MA it frerinantly Joring the loot three years, with
marked .trierfeea, in .4.4111140,1 $11.4.41 ./1 the digestive organs,
tha system zeneraliy
The Ihnhrhror VinPzirr 1944,10 Ty 1111y11 " I used
1r ~ei ww tneeefor• ireinced to try its effect upon
rot , wife crowded with rho veal dentiity common to nil of
• ....noituptiv.• and realty IT is doing her more good
than Anything she has ever taiteu
•
Writers e-zperes end or [toe, beverage- will be dbetp
pointed, be.t t., the etott, et-enk and i.OlO Mot IS mill
prove e grateful ftriAllAtit Cr ftflaitia7 reel
ed i el propert
CAUTION,
The great popularity of tide dolightful Arm:sato hukwed
many imitations, which the pubße should guard,
chasing. Be nut persuaded to •buy anything can until' you
have given Boerhave's Holland Bittern a fair trial. One bon
tin will convince you how Inftaitely superior It le to utl theft'
lmitatiOne.
4Firr Sold at $1 per bottle, or aix bc,ttlos for $5, by the so
proprietors, 111CNJ.5.511N PAGE, & W.,
Manufacturing Pharinaceutiats and Cit•mie.a,
cor. Smithfield and Third etrcvta, Plttaurn-L
Philadelphia. T. W. tlyutl. k 2,1 etreet I.osv
York, lhanon k Perk, 'Jut ltro.-k.lway, corn, Gram, E. , 115-
more, Cu:flat, 11,ther.. t and 1.-or.- ATCLUS.
Cincinnati, John 11 Plirk Isar: lay Cr - other/8...ZZ
Water at. St. Louis, Itarnerd. Admns k C.r 3. Orieana m*.t ... t. J.
Wright h Cll.
n LA :s E'
LIVER PILLS AND VERNIFUGE
I M P 11'1) y E I).
DR. I. SCOTT, a regular unduate and pbyalciad of erten
si.ve practice and experience. induced I.f a commendabto
air to alleviate human buffering, well in, to ozdel, boa par
e. tad an
IMPROVRM ENT ON S l'llE oRILSINAL LIVER PILL AND
-
Elt3111..:(1E OF pit. C. McLAN.E,
flaring prepared these remedies en the medical partner of
Dr. C. McLane, for many years.
0(111 ItIPROVEI) LI VEIL PILLS AND rEn3IIFLTIE
possess greater ellicacy and are more mild In their operatidn
than the Liver Pill and Wermifuge preparol according...to the
original recipe of Dr. C. :ticLane. We imam this declaration
understandingly, and recommend them to the afiliited RA
Icing both pleasant and curative, and believe them superior
to any other Liver All or Yern,ifuge seer prepared.
Rend Certificate of Dr. C. McLane, below
THE WHOLE WORLD CONQUERED!
DR. 1. SCOTT'S CEILERUA'TED
VIIITE EIREUSIAN LINIMENT,
The universal relief afforclNl by applications of this CFA.-
RI:RATED KI NO of Pain hilhera in moss of ithonnuttism,
I:out, Lumbago, mon. - rtrrrutr, , • • •
Stiffnesa of tb, .lint,,, 14.1.:tataca, Scalds, haunt, Aches
or any other disease her winch a fain hiller or Liniment is
used, enabled us to. assert podithely that Dr. I. SCOTI'S
CELEBRATED WHITE CIIICASSI.IN LINISIENT is the
in..t reliable, safe and plenstint remedy yet discovered, pos
...lug astonishing prepert in,. fur II EALING DISEASE and
MK PROMPT ERADICATION OF PAIN. The many at
testations to tut virtues. given by peraond of oflightened
judgment and Ariet integrity, alimill induce as tp adopt It
RS a stund.ird Fatally Reutenly. The In..st turregNions will
require nothing flier.. than the following teslinulityof Dr. U.
McLane, distinguished as a 1.',1 ,, Rt til,OVereclifOr medical
remedies: I .
READ i READ IT (LEAD TT _
MORGANTOWN. VA., Se '1856.
This it le certify, that I have examini,l the K far pre
paring McLane's Improyed Vermifuge and Liver Thy Dr.
I. Scott, who has been IN THE HABIT OF P ' RING
AND USING MY ORIGINAL NI EDICINES I I' FFICE
during the last THIRTEEN YEAIL4, aunt t I I bnijleve ho
has IMPROVED TUENI. t make the atsrY staternalit tine
more willingly as I lIAVE NI) INTERL T IN THEM
IV
111 ATIIVERit , . frequently
used his CELEBRATED W lIPVE Cl 8.11,q lAN AN LIN I.M EN T
in my practies, with the happiest efferrit, d that I can con
setentiontly recommend it. C. IiteLANE, M. D.
All the ftbOSE , Medirines proparod solely uo,lor the
•npor
felon of Dr. 1. SINYIT. Sold by DrAlirgtsts nod Morchatata
everywhere.
The GENUTNE Dr. C. McLANK'S IMPROVED LIVER
PILLS AND 1:11PROV ED V ERNIIFUGE are signed by Dr
I. SCOTT & CO., accompanied by certificate of C. AIi:LA
The GENUINE IV 11 CIRCASSIAN LINIMENT signedw
by Dr. 1. SCOW & accompanied with signature of j k l"
SOCIT, M. D.
DR. I. SCOTT & CO., Sole Proprietors,e-'
Bank Place, Marganttotri, V;y:
DR. O. N. K EVSER, ‘Vholisiabio•AgeiN
140 Wood street. Vittsbur6
JAS. P. FIRMING, Wholesale Agent,
ylsawl ylipcSt) Seer Railroad Depot, Allegblhy.
A CARD TO THE LA DIES.-
DR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN AIONTIILY PILLS FGR
FEMALES. The combination of ingredients in Dr."Dupen
co's Golden Pills, are perlisuls harmless. They have boon
used in the private practice of Dr. Dolton.) for over 30
years, and thousands of ladies cmi testify to tharr great and
never.faillug success In almost every case, in correcting
irregularities, relieving painful and Ai.L , eseang meustrua
Lion. particularly at the change of Ufa From b to 10 Pills
will cure that common yet dreadful disease, the Whites.
Nearly every lady In the land sutlers from that complaint.
The above pill has permanently cored thmmtude, and will
cure you If you use them. They cannot harrnyou--on the
contrary, they remove all ol.gtriictiona. rester: nature to its
proper channel, and invigorate the witch. system. Ladies
whose health will not permit an increase of family, will find
these Pills a successful preventive. For particulars Bee di
rections on the box. Price sl—and will be sent to ladies
cualthritially, by mail, by enclosing $1 to either of the fol
lowing agents::
Sold by SAM PLB & REED, general Agents for Alle s tteg
City, VOLTON'S Drug Store, Birmingham, JOHN P.
aril by W. A. (UM)F.:4IF ENNICY & CO., No. 43, Filth meet,
opposite the Theatre, Pittsburgh, who will supply dealers at
proprietor's prime. s.ald • by all Druggists in ithe city and
United St4tai. apal:6md3p.
PRIVATE L)ISEASE--DR. BROWN, No.
60 Smithfield street, between Third and Fourth
streets, devotee his entire attention to an (thee him.
tire. Ills business is, for the most part, confined to
private l'erterritl Pious& and such painful affecions,
brought on by Imprudence, youthful indulgence and excess.
eyphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, (Nest, Stricture.
Ureihral Discharges, ImpuriQ of the Blood, with all diseases
of thee Venereal Organ. Skit DimaeleB, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Totter, ltingworna, Mercurial Disesises, Seminal weakness,
mpotency, Piles, lfemuhi Weakness, Monthly
-mpossions. Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Ano, Nervous
Sn j - `owe. Pains en the neck ani Loins, Irritation of the
A n ;..,' 'O4 Kidneys, successfully treated. Once guaranteed.
."."""r l• 10,rie practice (ten in this city) eoablee Dr. Drown
Twenty 1 'so w , pf a epeedy cure to all who may come 511
to offer assura..
der his care. Coneeltathte r4- , f)£oa sia,o l field
Office and Private •••14 $ atzeats.
between Third and Fe u.
MIME
Afar Charges moderato.
1 - 11CfaT , TRcoWill
the curs of sEciter Die.
lung-standing cases is unequalled.
to call without delay. Periwia afnicte
oases, Rheumatism, Piles, or Seminal Dm
delay to got his advice. Letters containing a
fy answered.
Office and Private Rooms, No. 5 0 Smite.
between Third and Fourth streets, Pittsnurgh. -
L•
HIRSIIFELD & SON
WILL OPEN •
nris (SATURDAY) MORFNCI, .
NOW WE IMES OP
,per SUMNER COATS• 10).
Received per Express.
Alan, yew etyles of
BUMMER CRAY ITS AND TIES,
Revoked per Atlantic
L. RISSLIFELD' & 80N,
N 0.7 - Woad street.
FIFTH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A Lot of Grouud on Pike street. between Walnut and
Vactory streets, with fthir separate Prams Rowels In good
condition and well rented. Will be sold cheep.
je'SB BLAKELY & RICHEY.
COFFEE
- 30 pocket; Juva Coffae, Fkl TM. each ;
20 cw
20 Imp prime Old ,I,64Miklr. 11 fZ i n', 4 ,.."
F. R.
. t . d•L'`
•
, wis to bo oontog, ted fo t i•
• 10. !fiucceo, ft,
-4,,,.#,,e4loieitare invited
vh di ;Venereal Dtt,
nhonld not
f;e% inne.diato,
00 lbs. in store an
FLEEING , Bans.