Pittsburgh morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1855-1859, August 19, 1856, Image 3

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    . ,
•::.,•.••, • • • , : ,,,, r* , ": , ~:.,. , •: , • 04 ' :.‘:,...,,p,,,',
..
~.„.,_ ;.,..,...„..:._,3,5c21e:..--0,44-4,:tvz;,ikz , -. 1 . .., ,, : - .- ...0 •-' • t'... A. ,, L. , , t' , •'r
'.,„'"t2 t , . .
. „
„.4, *4 mtt-41..".-..,.,"•14,-, ',-1,-N.• -.,;,:tiA ~.1,..,1-1' il ' " ...
;N-IN:Ns4. ~..*- 4'. ,-t-.4. '" ..2-.4.-= ' , ' ,,.:, ': i - ' 4 ';'+ - ''::. Ni7:; : , c., ~ ~, ,k•.,N v. ~. - , , ...,
..
-' , ..., A ;ty- 3 :k.V -,- ' ' ..i ',.. . 4..,1, ,, , t,:„ - 4.;.t;5, V. -, • '
~,i.
...1- 4 ; , L1 -- . . ,
_.
i• , ~ , ,
... • , a , ...
' -'
• 00 . - ...2 ,'. 3'. 4: :. ':
" ',.. ' ' • ‘.' .
. N -4 , ~ e 4 , ; .• 141. 'f...,,..".1. '
. ' T , , i, , ,, .1. : '%. • • , . s
„, - 1.. - .;:5.,.
I•:..- ''' - :4 , :''r - 1. , .. : A".;1., ' ' ,-,;,.,,.,!'-';
-„ ln. -4 f:• • :;PP.' ,,,:1 f5t.'.;;?4 , ; ,, , , , - ' ,, ' ' ',' .s' . , i
'',.l:4V;k Ne ts- ` 4., s ';', .:' l.., ": " '' ' 'l` k,' ''
•—• ' ”
7 .N . :„, - .! - -4 , 4, , . , ....4.,VV:..; N
.3, - , . ~,,.. : : .' t •
, tj , :..1- ,-. `:',',. , t,..' , ...,,,-'-' . ....-..„ ,, ,,-,;-!...- . ' . -.• '• -, --'...,- ', . ,
• . 4 „,,*t., , , , , :.,75:,,, ,, ,,, y. ~. • - - , .., ~ 4- 4 , ,,,.„ , ,,,,-, ..., •,.. , •
~.....,—. , ••,,,,, , . ~ • ,
. ~,,,t , „& „ •, , _ ~..,..- ...... , ~,-, „ ..,„„, ,
„„. ... 4 .., ,„:„, . 4 , • , . . : .•,
' , ..y.- - 1, 1 4 , ' ir" ' , -'...),..". 14r, •••"•,-.., r, -- 4 . "ow ...„1. `,,, - "i• 41 '4- t •,,,,,,-. is:i v ' '-'• -' • -- . 11l ~.,
~•-•tf r ar,,,lki, :',•'• i1..-‘-r tt ... , s - „,,,,,,„,41,,,-..1 4 .1,.
~.' a .... . *l,. t. 1 , ; ~ .! ~ .. .. . ft"ri
.., •• ' 4 ' . •'"‘""irAi;, Nr: c 0 , '... -I, •-•`,.% .4,,f m t,,,..... i,, , „.' ,,, ,i, ,.. . ' , ',t' o
4 t ' .4. 4.1 0 ,.,• ,. /, , ,,.i'
~'.' • , ..0'0,14:14.7,t0 ".""• 4 "Lr ' 0 :•• ' .*' r• , ••• 1 , • yr? „'• • ~
IV ''' ,. .7.,=• - •4t . ,„• : ''''''6q . ',' N,- ..,:st,:rf-iv,-...i,k. z ,' , '„ .. r - 1- -; :, ~-.- .• . : r., , . :L": -, : • ~.,...,,A.& • , v_. .. ~, ', ;_.:::,... -,., - - ----- ~-t.4,1;x7--;,a-7,7"-fz7,,-:!..
~ • - ttl - t.' r lZiit.'lli r.44, - , 1r,tf0 , "4.. •••• '' : - •• • • - ~ ---.- e .4.1-: - ... - i, ~. ,.,- - ,,, y . -s ..wzle. .
~ ,k24 - ,f r ,s 7 -/c - 7: 4 4 ...4- ! 4'7e-'1•-i'F' '''''''''l
- ••% - -.•i',.• 1•5 , r. .. t-,,' ,- 1.2Y-.,r4. ~ - . - .. •, , . r':ii•t,,••..,o - ~;•t ~t 7:' , ',.• -,-., 44, - ,, , , , . ,-,..':,,,, ...i•-...-4_,-.- - --,- - ' -,--- -- -: ,
.4;•". ,, ,,--"• , ' , 43- . .....4i....,r4 ,. ,• .• , -.- ..
F•C t ,..
, .., ...,,,..,......... ....
~ - 0.;,. , ,,,,,,11 ,, 5e , 14,4 , ... , ,, , -. i ; 4 4.--; • , 7 1 ,
~,,*t54i,•41:.1 ') ..,.,_:4 4. .. 4. 4 1 ' ' irt' :1..
k; ~..41;i14. ,4 1,k 444' . • ,-%# "•:.• ';
' s lil-7 1 .i.:'
#
- ti ~ v ,,, w „.. ~,t , a., 3 .4 i .
,•.
,AP••„7"1, ,- ~Ir, :,.., ...,. --, ... ;C. rre ' . 41, iP. •
tp!&V•,l4•o•4s...i•O'e:Zk4r4it*,*-.V''''' r t sy: c4 N I
'i - C7 ., ''' , i ,-41- ''' , A, 1' Vr, 4 4 .• 1 45 . t .1•%;..1',,':' , ..'t P'1' . .. b .,,,;0, .*
41'41 s - '•r - alr,it' l . 4 '' ~ ••••• 1 4 1 ;4t• .>,.‘ i' 4-,-• t.." ,:. v- ..• .I.' .. ' or: .i..• tr.,
~ .1... r"'•";h-$ "` t''444:rt ''•:''''' 4,, , ,,.. -;„ ''` , . %....i f•'': •• .
t-" l ' L i,rlv l •l - **A .„- e ..... ,, . ~....•:, ..f.., , ... ..: ..
.., . 44, 44 . , - „,,. , .,..r. 4 4,
. 4 „,..,: a t„.:-...:: t ..; , 4., ..„, . ,
3- '''N4 4 4--VoN: g f - I.k. '-.
1%
~,...4",0,'
1:1: I 4,. ,, ,,. ;-. *ff i• •. '• .• • '
‘.
A.! , '4.41.,,*!...;•,: 044:: , ,,, , ..1:‘1.;. ~..:T1 0 . 0...1., ,; r• :4 6. ? ..,
V;),., 4... `;014 44 , ' 4,,,> , ,,, , N.^ ~-,',-,.. i ,'
~.1 4 . . ..4f, ,, f0 , ,t. , t . .1 1 - ,.,, • ,
ii ,- 4_4 1 - ?! * , „, ' ''-` ,, :z• f t.,.. 4 4 11 ,4 ,',„, -, 4t• t ‘: -.- . t. ; ,', • ' 4 ,1f ,* 1 . 4 ' '
: 1,4 41 .4 it,' - '. 4 ; 1 •;-,Nii 0 ; , :r•lil i iy. , ,*%%4 !.7 r!-0-,. ,••= -.,-,-,-,, J.
a +. ;1•;-, :.;'!., 4,r4t l ir , ~tr:,;••+ t q l t Y....T': '''',..‘' 'l b-
~ 01 , '$4W,#'1 4. .t;' r44VtV't .40iP 'l 7 ..
•'•
-'' . '
+4, 1 7t.Q .14 ; 74 , 4. 11 .' 7•-n4 -,
! ~;', ',--• ''' ‘'' 3" .'
ibeet t „lftr t'' 44 s 47 Zill lk •ikerr'' ' ' ' t .. 4' :• ' '' ,l ..•
2,-* r** ,, ,,4le,..Vi,,litk r lk4;r.Je'' . . `',. ..,.''.:,` 4 ,,,
4 Wtri 4,l4", ii ir a., rn,.r . ,1 1 , lot „,-,g,,, , ,, , ..te, ,rf
~ , „ ... Vriv,,,,,
~.,..n'li I , P ‘' $ Y'4 .4 ",r0 . 4 4 ' 4' or ;, , - 1; N ~%* . 4 ot - 4- • . '.•.
4r - ,i44.4.?;.....,:iv,t t-4,- f ,,,i.. ',
~. ,:r.it , „;••,, .- ' ~ i-,
VP. 4 „ 41 , 4 4 446% 4 it't..,,l r.: .' ‘ ; ''' r.„i 1 : '.... '',
....:1
, k 1 i4 , 44.14' ‘ W. : . 2 " :1 1" ; 4 1 . ' t #7.: ' I' ' \'.' :• ' i i ,. ' • .
, n, . 4 ttoL : tr 4 r 4l . 44 °., • •-) ~F 1 , ''" ~ ‘• -
2 , 104; :•''t , t 4 - 4 ' ..44 '.•i • ' 4 ••• . '.. ~. .. 2' .- ,•,, ..•
- .4%,1 1 4 , ' . 3 . . 1 .?..1 - F11rt . ,, , r4.•,•;4.`z i g-47P • 1 . ..• ..! , ~.. .
,y.e - *.4 ,- 4 , •;%...:4;47 . 1.4c,•••••••• ..,.-1 ~:.. ~ ~ i 4 • 4 , - „ • • 4'4 .....
4 X it/ 4g I N 4"44( ' 't't *l ' t*l ` '''''''' ' 4 ' ' .:
. Z'
' % " - 4 ' -•
.IZ , P 4 efil' L l'br , f, - ‘*%,tl•••'•••:,4Vf4
T,k 4 4 11 . ' 4..4 4 4 t' 4 4.".;.. l ' .1. 4 "."., 4 i 4 4 , 4 ..,•:. ..., 4 ,, j ; a ': ~ ~. ~ t , t..
,::.
kW 4 .I +f - ' ,, 4. , t , R . "4; t 4 4.5 , 47,44 t- .. .r.4, -4 . 4, - ' ~,,y, . 4 : ' ~' 1 / 4 : . .. ~ •-...k
tl i '•*..Nlt' 4 . t. 11 k, :4
'.t er ~, qk •1, . 4 ' l* i . f
• ''
' •
4st,i4el3: 4 4kir el 4, 6 . 4% . :4 1 41,1' ‘tie.2• 4. .,' : ,),C ,
~,, 5: It,. 1. 4.,: .. , 4 4;1
tt , l 4ertNy. i trt , ,,s , ,t,,,t , N,„
~...e.,,, i.. , I+l + ~r„.4 , , '. , o I
I lt Wirti'iltr, 4.: i:;4 e ~,:‘,. is ...' , .. 44 i, ~..L.4 '' • •,.. 1 ,,, ',J.*, r..
14 r 6 e.fli e ' 1 7 , 7 4 1 :; 4 ,,,‘ , .':.•'..:-
.4,.. 4.Z.k" 3 4:41„ti. - •-• . .., '-ei...icki t ..' 'l. Z :', 4 - 1'...; '.;'',..*7, 7, -s .; C : i,''!., ... i. ..
_,„ - .,s , reil t h - r- , tet..12 , 4-,.. , : -.,.. ~ r ;.. ~, 4, ~.. , 4
~ ,• 4 ,..
' . 4.),; ( e Ar 4 ,7 4 •/:VI - t';‘ •-, ' 4 ••• ...-• 6 ' • ..• •,, •• .. r i i ~
,ss • 4 04 . I t. , t ,„l i 1 1,
~, 4 :
.y., 1.. , ,
..v.: 4 4,4143.,0 4 . 1 .1 . 4 .,..44%.,..i.,_ ,•• 4 -., A ;.,. .„.; ... •
.... -.; 4 ~... ;,
•rf * ri . /... .." 4 , - it , ~,t • fr . ~• 'e , 7 ....h.
./ , 4
,fr r ie l4 r4 4 ,7lV . 94 4 4; ,0 4 s #
4 ' 4'
C h. 92 44 44 ..4- 7 , -4,,.....,:i. e ' ;,- ". r. ... ,
'w.... ' 4' iiiv - vit4. ' 4 i' ',t. ..• 4; 4 ~,. 4 ' '• t .• - t ‘' .. '' •
,V4p14 41- 1.4; Y.... 4 dt t 4 1$ 4 ' .• • ~. , ~' ,t:' , i ,
•,e 4 . 4 ..... - i.... it t• , i.... • . . , •.:
I )41 k u- 14, 41 . - c . e... t 4414f0kk +.. .... , /; 4 4 , 1',, '.':',4''''••.:',, P 4_ 14,,, ‘,C.'`.„ . • v .% •••'' , l 4 Ti '
• - l i d '•4'l4 l % - V,4 4 :4 7 ,:ti l it,7.,cf?..Z,•'...A";13. 'j ~ ,, , ;' ' '.•.- 4 4 ,4
o? .4 ii• tivf,4,41M4,1r !, , .4:.4 1 . i 11'''',.,; ';.: 44 -,-1. • ;•,,,`'. ,'' 4 ",- 1
. ...Iti '. i r' n .t v, •l. k ,'tz.; :, Cr ••<Je - 4 !i.v •, i '•,',; ;1
,
4,74,' 4 t44,,F010t. -- T. •4 0 .., s., ...,-• 1 4 v -, Tl, , i ,i •,.• 4-, 1
1 1 0 ,‘4
''..' '4,1 1 4Sr t IS 1 .4. " .. 4 1.•
tk It 4444 Wl' ► lr k. ‘ 4. 14 'l , '44 ,''
4 4 - ti..,11. 4 ,,t04 4 ,t 44 "irk +4 1.,* , e. ... • r ~
'llk ' . 'ai'016:4', 4 •4;,,.,_ 4 ,N1 4,& Ir. 0, tt, 0- s , :,•,,,,,, r, f .. ., .
:''.l .:
4 * - 4/0 r f . :641 -1 . 4. ti, , ..9• 4 ,.ch•' s h;P• t•, ,,, ,.•.' , ..„.i
c,.. , ,re , ,,, , ~,,,
~,.- t o! c'=>:g ~,,,•:, A ft,`t A“:1' J' , 4 0. r , ;
•‘.tz - ' -- , , %I,firOT - 4 ° ,. ..4 , 4. , ...41.41 c, , ',.4..-. 1,,,: , ,4, ,, , 1
~ ,„ .ii
1. )
:,„,et4,..,,,e >; , ; ,, .. 41
4
. 4.; , '. I St, ~y,, e i0",,t , ,y., •-,.- ~.. 4 . .01:6•.": i
* l l / 4 , 4
...„. t 0......,,,y.i...„„ 1
~.5 it 4 • hfil 4 ,iftl; iTz• - ..`, . I L K ,' IP g• 4 ' ''''," ;4..1 . i
• ", ' '4,14.-4•••• al. !Ye I. V or
.It l '' . ii.fe
4i:1 0A.. il:k4R_V —. ' i ii:Aft,4l,,4r4l•plz §e4•4l,4`ii•!4xst.bl,t t •t4s44l4 ,l ', 4• i 44: , 4; 0 f k 4tief''lis,,n,4ot«4 , t ,,
j r t ,_ , ,7
'
tzr ,IY, /;,
, , !- - ze , ,Ri t w....k.. 'it! , 4 , .t•itkl*.h,.,. • - ; . .4; .. .vt i .14,441' `<i:s,
' "'.
'- '4 * - - ' 4:.°4 t " . c s iT,l' c ' ''' . l7ll.' ' . "4• '' sv 1 ,4 ' 4 - \ ';i:',' . •'' ", .
* ' 4,...t.',, 4,.., n........r•, „cf. , ....el,t, 4. -.
ft- :OA - dr ' .4u.,.. :',,, L .„t: fr.g...,r,t• t rt,%, -, r 4 ~. .'t . 1 ,;. -,
I'Of JO. 7 W4‘fe.t. 4 tf' 4 lo l E,Ei k, i3 O ''.- ,:1:4•. '. ,
~ .. & 5 1 kt 0 4 ,414' 41 ‘145 . p , 11• •tr t. Vkri:3" 1 ; 4• •=t• 4 4 4 VI 1A . % ,
i iiit
44 ' 't.f 11p-eti{ ` o4, ' t$•;•//;(*. 4 .4- 4. 1 11 10 i•:; 4
;' - • , 4 4.4.0 t h eizt4b.l .to ,-70,% , Z . 7 4" 4 ,,,S :1.. 4, ', r,
' ..". .. ' ' - . 7 1tit 4 a 1 R,"4,,tz-7:::3l4 4l ` o 4';:ttAq-' ,. -2"0. - r, x,r
li I . ; 1 ,i406' Piitt ,ivie" i 44 4-I`:i;'-tk0 , ,,.!
'- ' 4 e4,...0..ti,, , , , A c - ~i, 0:,:. .
4;:lrez. 4 , 4 . ~.‘„,-
..., r 1•1 ''s ~ , ,„,;i11,."."„,,fq, p: 41 1: -
&
1": 4 el t , gpis ,L..t. - - 1, -- c 44 ,-,1..01- 4: , xl' e , .. _ ; . ~ -04, akeet",•7A-.4c.,..fb..-47„,,,5-c-v-It•'
ki"s•ilt• % - 1 - =, , tp-q 4 ,* ',5 .4, 114 6,
~ , , ..4.....„0„ .
,1' :--- 4 I, l ' '''f.tt . fte.T.,. 4 ,, 4 -0 ,- t•
- 4 ,„, , ,, 4 ,.. ~,, ., ( ~3kl
4 wk. 4... 'J• • '
rArl 4 .0 4"... , .#1 4 1.,,
.1.-Pv. , •0; 'l -t.'t- ''
•-, 1 / 4 .
V ' it ' " 4 fto 14..4.4t 1i-tiii
IA 2# • I kS ri V ONT, 4;l*,.:lo:psX, ra ;
1 - *'l, o o :l u irg .z . 4 ": C e P .4',ii e t' l 4.
4. • ' • ‘...-. lfe:vci.. - akl - g , tlifek.,.
t 4104071 4-I.:.kr-'''-'-'64:-:-'1";:.
.. - , ' Z' ' .*
b tW.,, a p, L 't. 64 / . 4 •...., in - 4% - viC A : Af t j_ • •''
4.. 1 it 4 6 . t...! 1 • 1- ,VZ4VQ 4i %••:‘'
fr,i_. W +II i llitilrOil , t:s,'J;-I'.2 ; ',
, 44i s r 6 , q, • s ,- ...m, ,, ,'., ' , .... e t.',;:...1
• ,- , ts ite - ,44 • ..'..-4-1-I‘.z (- , 5‘.*.'.1 -,,, . •
~
;. ••• - pAtti 4 pire ,dl 4tfrrill 4: 1 •e: klf
,itat
gtrii .4 . N, tc 1 4•4_,',1 9 - 1;-2 1 :t- , ...N .t .'
1 " - • •,,. •*4111.4- re,'l l . l,p'tt:V;'qTx.,4
c At' 4tt 1, ..'itril . :
.. -ea Netti ' •t , ;.,,,44:.
fre,sr 4 "' l t" 4 :4k:2l l Ti rt;FreW 4 . , V't - o',k
4.- . '4) 4 • 4it,T ' O.I V It •
4t cp t ifOxi . ss - t4r4: 9 _04, 4lf 0
~IA . . .41. OP ! :li . i ,. i '
t
L I , , ''s,,, liT 4 ' . 4 41 "1 44 . • - 1 , sae" , i ,-,
' ~s74t. , •'. ' ,4 i 'tV,. ' .4. A,%•--‘,
, irt.w , " 4...,biz., ~k, << • , - otr-, z .
• ' 42tIler i t ,!'-i .;., - ol'iqt.
~ -e' , "'Pit 3 , t, -- - .. : - - i•-*•%•rf A gee'*'••-
' . 4 te , lia, ,, 44,,Plitis ,11 - =
kgl b tik-t-ref..le , vrtriiclii,t , ..
4,
, v„44,1,it..t 1 ,44,4 ,10,‘,4, i 1...
N,tita :, r4f.,figo"- vo,
..... 7 ..; ,, , - „..,i........4.
47;117% -;. 4 1•4 6 94 4 1 ' ;1 .
'", v • 4l, • k . tot i tt,lo ";
t pl t'" 4l ls, " 0 - Pitigit..4 • 4 •l
le "'..14140.4 .1%; 1 k.# 44 ' 14 ` •:. t ' 1
;42 V l ,' e kr am e .,,,4 Nii .
kr,si P. :i s:v de , ~..4 0,4 . e t , r - &. .c . , . s••
# ~
V . I . lid - Z rf • . .:54'1, 11, T! I t 's ,
st ft4 ,51a,i, , ,5r , , , ,t
Ink ito
„if u i,Het - i5,•,.,,, ~.41 00-i 5.,..,:‘,4, 4s r.....,,,h,
:41:4-,..N , ~. 11. ?
,X iiCOVI4: - . .t . ;," . ., 4',f' . ,
i N. I.POO I ' VI' , '' ''.• 4- : I '
4 097 F.'
: :41'.1 : 1
i . :'.4 . . 114 1 , 4 f oott . "6
FV1 :; :14:1": :: : :: , : , : : r 1t::: . : 1 1 .
i . : : ! ::4 : .' ,
4.17 :1 4- 1111;
tt.
i , T ,,,t:r. 41514,..g!.r, .., .., , 4 - • ~..:
I I
, . , 4.: ko • ,it 101 It 'f .V 1 44 1, Ptr,
es - ..,* 4"
•.$ l, ,t , r- 4 fr e !,, ,, ,:a.v.v .,
_ , i ,.... , .....,.,,. xt, .4„..... , ...,
N., e
~ .6 4.
....r_...o„ fiT ,"4,
.4.e;11" - ,g 4 ri , i
.. d 4 tffi klt i ...:,,
1 'Vitt 1%:P..3,ir
....r ti....,, ~ ~ .4
)iiP44- "k44% 4 . 01te . 6:‘,..4.... 0,1... ,,, ! ,
e.r , .. ,, ,,p,...,0bef--f s 4.
tec.t'll.tke. . 0 :4 1,1) h; , <l 1 - '1.4 a,
to ' 4 C-k. , 4 A 4 "r t' ,3 0 evi i; t 'te l'i'V.
Vi..., 4t‘VS:P ti• 4. ; 144t4 . , ,, , ,, ,
qi.7'•gli.7
ct,
~t. 44 eN l'' 4 . lZ. cit 4 -4 t it 44 4h,
i t
14, 4 d d 0 ; t... 044 04. ~,_ -4..FJ:„#,
Ateer.c , * ii f' .. "4,
. • - V.N.614 - 44,1 14 .114 4 4 , Te.. 7.-
.R'.
.'ttr+4,g.11...4%..iti
ate:in`
k•• 4....:K4g7p, d ,,,, 1 0 4
1 011g' ,i, ,, ,g„,,... a :,
ri t= .. .J ~....4 ,1' 1 ;1' 1 44P 1•'4 •-
, ' Tr .41 4 :e't e Z,
:* 1 ` t.`•_:-. F
F ..
;I L . 7. xi -:,,418.4"10L1A/2'4i*
kiW P A qc*
...„„ p. ,
.q
--Ag'r
., 44' . li t- •: • ' -Ls' ~
. 4 ?- 14i
4.1 .4*. - - e
, .4 NV 1 -104+a
.1 , •• • • - „ A Q
..., 'lO .l- , gi.
j. l , . - ? •;, '. ' r:, -W ,
•
r 'fit
~ p,•tr:
I, . •":,) • " ~,,44,4,Z0tit4;*
17% 1-. --
.•/t4tel-.* 4 Alio.
! . :, , :mt* '
ttiA L: M 'e4.l- 4 110 44 411 1 ,1 " -Z'e4'
hi l e-•q-10 2 ,64,4`'''' 1. 4 ; ,'wt t ,
v
t4b , ,, 0 4.w. „, 4 4 ,v ,, ..... , 4„,.
.." . .... ..01,,* t
..v.. sa c .
1 .
A , 4 . t , a t- 4 ..- ,etl
ly, ..... AS ..., „,,11 ,w y t ,„ c , ,it.
.7040'0. Ttlif . / 1 / 4. 41.i,
--:% 4 ,l' ' ' . 'f • lst '') 49 st A71.4,',•ti
-4:v4,116) Ni /7 , .T •;;*
t 0t a , t, M.1.4 „ . -Vi. I.tsi '
0 - '-4 14 f : - af -' ,, '
v.2 . 4•Wattivit. „'l .,. ' i i *: . "4 .
4 ?..
k1i, ' ",.. 4 4 .- ;, - 5g . ....,..- , N. - ,, - ;,• -
i. attf,.. " .• ' ,,eit•l ••v i t -t-5 .4 -. .7 e
~4rt . .
e 4 a l :
r , :e
Pft;t 4 44 4 " * .Z 4 ' ' 4 't‘ 1.. rr '
';...`" f0i4.0 4 .? D .. , i) ~,..- - 6 , , ...a., .r ;
i t
iliZTs.; W4, 4 -,,,-F ~,41 . - ?m , , 4 '` 4,zit,
-'•''' -
_,.' • . 4.4, 4 4•` 4 1 4 te.P 12-4 * •Iz 4 ' -4 - t
I.;' ' * P.' . ' '' VVi l iet t . - 1 ,1 :ll 6 ' .4, 4 -
?le ' ''2 * ' l4 ! le . - z 4.4: c 4 4 ;f0'414.7 `, Mr• 4, •
l' ;
r- ''.
..,%- ' iin f* .l.lo 6 V ,-,- % 7 1' - ' o •",'
4
v,0 r p,., ; :ve....„,_6-4,..,..7,...,
z4t„,;,:t,..."1. : T T „17,,,,1:71,,,,....
, 14....4304.1...t..6;4P4 e s: c , 0 11,4,1„ , :at,„` * ,,,T .
. V tieit fg5 . ,,P :e
- #Alt,o4ts. '4 ;e2 - 'i ^ ,„ +'• o 3 ‘l4, 4 .1 .: * ,. r ,,i'
. -:*. 4 *- 40 1 :4- . 40,,N* . t *s af ' ONs t' 43. , • - 4 * . ,
: . 4 . 4o 4. 4 seiwt r o_rok i sitlf:tir„p•OA ----. „ - pz
, Aseet
L;, 04 ,,,,,,iMi.
vv. , ,tV r 4'll' ; 4'4.'
t' e l' 'li
'tl4
6 ve - r. --
~.• ca_ •P , _n, ~p7g..„.., r,, ~,, ,, .4... •-••• •• ,, ,, ,4, -_,„
NA p p t ' P C' " 4 4 44 , Cf
'lce- A r k.e4 ..,p,4 *, 41 4 c :?•,.. - I. ,r., t • r • 4 0 0 4_1. ..•
ort, 16.'.4, -, %,,.,:zt :•-•;- .35 "F .."‘ .•,..'
tWs,-,.. -- 4g 4„ 1 - fv e- .. 9 .A: 7 4 ,..! /7 4 17 ,;".• , "it. , •,.`
4:
..4,,v.:,i7.4e,e;.., .P11?1',.'"4.-'07,4--,,.4
• = 'tir ti-,,el•44's' --, ,
:r1 4 , , : t A.. e i . , r A ' A.,.. ',, ''. ,A ~INI 5 ,4 V ,4 r,
-Jo ra 4 , w ,-, 0 , ',.f.3 , .... - t ..,,%, ' f
. 7,7/t %r Y ,'' T: . t.' V , J ',-- 0 ,. :, i
. .:A6 ;.5 1K I}lVt't V '141:. ... : ~5 q ." ^ ..',3 Yr P !,.. . V ilirtW.4"-.C.'l'7;,elrke!,4ir -. 1,, ,, y,R.,..x,:55 ,, ,„.. -- ,ls..vev , sz , ..s - . -- ..„,„.„.„ - ~..;..,,,s .v; -r.
'' ' ...' , 40 A UV 4. Z , !: 141. ' ''''': c •.I)\,-1ic.f4 1 .4.i.i'4'11;'‘., : -` , 7 7 - ` 5 • -iffl'Aqrltte4 7 4'''' ',- 4. '' ' ...'
1 t44,, fr,,047„,q,,•;r4, 7 .„t-e4l-:46,3,74 4:4„,,.• 4 , 474.1;r4 , -,vv.7...,...•; - •:,,f . -.• , - ,: • ~..' .t . ,, ,',
- %;. ' ' •
A ,
4,,, ,q.4 . ,, 4 4%,T; . , „,,,,,r iz „,,,.,•- o.
~,_, 4 , 4. ~L, F ,5 , ,,
.....vzr0ve ,.. .4 0 ..... , ,,T,, ;,,,,>
~. t r , -e': , ' , ..,
~, .. a_ - • „. r .. .• • . . : , - --,• 42. ..
.. '.lr '' 4 -, A. '" a 10 ~,.-r , fl
e r °P:TgWV.., , .I 4 f •k., 4i-tf.. o ~, '' 3 4c r''''''' - ' 't-kt," P 4 '- -- - • O, . .2 '; -'-.• ' . , .... .
-. 1 ,-; •e --- - , sl• ..... --i. , , • • I, r _ •- • - ~e 1 -- .. .•,- • -
ft f• r• *-t••'-at-;V•vo*'s(F•t s : , ,,q\r•t,-e:;%: r , tv , o 't ...-.. }., ,-....` ....... . , - 4 1-
-, „4.4.. ...d"'':,4 „, , . 1 , 0
.. t; ,, s „,4, ri,...,. -,.. ) .-...% 4,„......•,,e p ~..:- h.„, r
,J • '
..,,.. -• k, , -:" „, -•'.s- -2 „' , , ,
- • 1 " ' 4 -t-vA.i.v.k-,... V A547 1 11Z.47,,,:t1.,;;;:41`,5.‘"y),-'•:1V '.'
'.
'•"; ' ; ' e, -
,4,V432.141•141,„1..t4.?„.tt0f-1.0.,_rj,,,,, ~ , ,,,, , si s 4: O ,:t:L4 ~...j",,, 1 , a or - _,..1Pr,31 ,.. ~,••• , ‘-•-• ', • i 11, ,; .4. 1:? ,';' - 1);•, I.
~,"
et "
ot'4 4v.-
sttp44''''oVt,44l`,..';',4#74c-.4,5:.-:::;0-, ?1 i . i-,4 , 4 - 44A*6.7 ....,.,,7 ,t , .. ,, ,,,,,. •,, y , '.. -—. • _ ~ , .
- ~,,,,,,,• e.7, 4 y;, 1- AL t,vv410 4 ,:.: •:, r.,- . 0. 4 ,..- -,, t it.r t b 14 0
_,,' -,..-._-' ; - 44, r; ••• , ... ~,, `v., z:,, , 4:: .„ • , • ...•
A.4tvi , itig .:,..0,1A 4 A t:).4.1..- 9 0 , ti,r ,,, Nt. , ~ - -:-.1- L .0,;.,- . .-:- . ...,":„- r z
Ay
~, 4, fal t. T, F „i_ge_., 4 ; AtectY,fi rl •: •4 ".. -$ kV .t. 2 c *lt "/ :A.' '''
-:. % ,„ ' r • - ,-4--', .. 4- ; ‘ , , ,i 1. f.. 0 '„,:, 4 ` -7 r: A;1-: .- ' . ',• ...
,• .
g4t-v- Am - , - ,;y, -- „:..i -- .,, ---f 5 " ll * 4 , -0. voZt<o.,,,.ffu..wid!'zi:r; .„, ~, -,,, :23 , 1% tit,'...:*:cf,,.:t, . ::,,... , ÷ 4.e,,.. 1 .
~,l ,
~. ... i ,
,- ,
~ .
rt
I et' V , 4 - , - l' ' 'svos ' OW44 l ,444,Zo7WO . VVltf.,i ' c ft%- 1 1 ; i,'l' l : 4 1 C.1,4 - ith .v. t ' 7,. r ' e „ -, ' ''- o• '',- -', '• ; t ,*, 4... ; ; . - •.- A:
1 .,, ....4 4 1 1 .1%, :tw& , q r ip, ,14. .1j A It, i t ,r, ,i,,,,, .11..0 1 .,m, rr. 41 . ;,_,,:i' -• ‘.• t ‘' s .::- ,-- • ••-• I'• '• t i , ,i'' '' ,' •
^ - - -IF 4 44- ',„. • ta1'..... , P 4. ' i, 1 0 . ‘ l, 10 ',.p A. ' 1 •1 '. • . •
../• , ' '. 1 *4 . 7 i 4 1 • ". ' ' . * '-'*- ''
l t °. .
, `
'.. --- .." * "': 4' ' l '. ‘4 „ 14 tv :,. •' ' .4' --P qt.**. 4%. ,'s ':-
-- _ t.,,A , „ „„, -.. i • ,- ~,....,• - e .14 f • '' l .,,t , 46 ' '''' 1 - 4
.., ,
- . d ,' , . • . •.%
... 4 ;., -4 ite- .. . -, At. _.: ~,,,,•,,,,, -
' ... - i •• • - %...V $147- . - ....,..,...- '.-.? r •
~,,,,,,, ~ : ~,., ~, , ::,, . ~...s „ , , • ..,,
,xt „:... • ' ‘-' c. ',„ . '....--. • . !4- 4. 4f ,•
4#lo4' 4 4t i db
5/ M i• Tn'h
. 7 4 4 ;
ra*
‘ 3.
4. . : - . .i
4 1,19
. 4 .4_
Ni,,, miAl
:he r-mg •
r ; ~~.
~~;~'.
~; t ,~.i
A' ~
~~~: ._
e _
4 4 44
' 1144
M ;~d ~~F:
Shocking arntalty.—JohnCroft, a hritiltsttnan on
'i
a freight - train of the PentsilianinJiro* whlo
AUEII:IST 19. left tilts' ,Mty on Saturday morning, fell off when near I
Johnstown, and the cars passing over him, severed
Violating the Small Note Law. one of his bands and severely fractured his skull.
The following is a copy of an information made The unfortunate man's condition was not discovered
before Aid. Wilson, of the Fifth Ward, on Saturday until Sunday morning; as the train passed on. He was
John Crosby did utter, publish, pass, and put Imo
circulation, one bank note of a leas denomination
: then taken to the Division House, where his wounds
than sB—issued by a bank not located inlrerusitsyl- were dressed, and subsequently to Troy
purporting to be issued by- the4lMar,Otty gheny, the placer of hie residence. Croft is about
Bank, of Rochester, State of New York, 10. , 8887, fifty years old, has a large family, and his injuries ore
and of the denomination of one dollar, oontrary to of such a character that but small hope is entertained
the provisions of -the Act of Assembly in snob cases
made and provided. Deponent asks that a warrant that he will survive them. Tt looks very much like
may be issued for the arrest of said John Crosby, the most heartless indifference on the part of. the
that ho may be held to answer. Alen. -Sawa. freight conclactor_not to make, inquiry when he die-
The act of Assembly under which th e above in- covered one . of the brakemen were missing, as the
formation is made is as follows:
just inference would be that some accident had hap
From and after the let day of August, 1850, it pened.
shall not be Wilful for any person or persona, cor
porations or body corporate, directly or indirectly to
issue, pay out, peas, exchange, put in circulation,
transfer or cause to be issued, paid out, passed, ex
changed, circulated or transferred, any bank note,
bill, certificate, .or any acknowledgment of in
debtedness whatsoever, purporting to be a bank note,
or of the nature, character or appearance of a bank
note, or calculated for circulation as a bank note,
issued or purporting to be issued by any bank or in
corporate company or association of persona cot lo
cated in Posneylvania, of a less denomination than
FIVE DoLLAIIS ; every violation of the provisions
of this section by any corporation or body corporate
shall subject such corporation or body cor
porate to the payment of $500; and any
violation of the provisions of this section by
any public officer holding any office or ap
pointment of honor or profit, under the Constitution
and laws of this State, shall subject such officer to
the payment of $lOO, and any violatiou of this see.
tion by any other person not being a public officer,
shall subject such person to the payment of $25, one
half which in met care above mentioned shall go to
the informer, and the other half to the county in
which the suit is brought, and may be sued for and
recovered as debts of like amount are now by law
recoverable, in any action of debt, in the name of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, as well fur the
use of the proper county-as for the person seeing.
In addition to the civil penalties imposed - for the
violidlan of the provisions of the last preceding see
tion, every perien who shall violate the provisions
of that section shall be taken and deemed to have
"committed a misdemeanor, and shall, upon convic
tion thereof, in any criminal court in this Common
wolaltli:be fined in any sum nut less than $l, and
not-more then $lOO ; and the eererul Court, of Quar
ter Sessions dial', in their Charffee to the Grand JOTII,
Call their altentio l to this enbject and it shall be th%
duty'Aiettie'seriAtil 6voild Jatie s to make presentment
of any person., within theirreipeetive counties, who
may be guilty of a violation of the provisions of the
last preceding section ; and rt shall be the duty of the
several Constable's and other peace officers within this
Commonwealth to make information against any per
son guilty of such violation, and THEY SHALL
all
S w ()TIN SO TO 130
TUESDAY MORNING::::i
The moat casual reader must see that the inten
tion of the Legislature, in enacting the above law,
was to rid the Stale effeetually of the nuisance of
small bills. The provisions of the act are full and
explicit, and it is, and ins st continue to ha a cause of
serious regret and lumpy enienre, that our citizens . '"
will persistently violate them. Banking houses and
private individuals are daily and hourly acting in
violation of the plain instructions of this law, and
what is worse and more reprehensible, the ex
ecutors of the laws, and our magistrates and othta
officers, are boldly setting the example of flagrant
disregard of it. Have our judges, whose sworn
duty it is to coo the laws executed, forgotten their
obligations and their trusts! Have our magistrates
and constables any regard for the obligations of a
solemn oath ? Are our statutes a mockery, to invite
to lawlessnels and contempt?
It is idle to say the law cannot be observed. It is
observed in the eastern and middle counties of the
State, and the result is, that while respect for law is
encouraged, its object is accomplished, and gold and
silver are abundant, and fully equal to the demand.
As it is, we are flooded with a trash only surpar,ed
by the abominabl e shinplaster, of other slays, as, de
faced that the genuine are not distinguishable from
the spurious, Berne of them thousands of miles from
home, and so filthy as to contaminate the bearer s, itb
psora or something worse. The Pennsylvania Hail.
road Company will not take small notes for fare. bur
will they even take foreign bills of any denomination
not par. Why, then, cannot all corporations and all
others take a stand in removing the nuisance. and
placing id the hands of Hie/abuses and every citizen
a sound and unexceptionabl e co'reney ' The lea is
.practiea¢ie, es has been proved by personal obseri
Rio& in the East, and it con he enforeed and fulfilled
here.
Muted hue hot Mari-int.—An interesting ease Tins
before Ald. Wilson yesterday, which will probably
result in a "marriage for convenience." Barbara
auturer, a buxom looking Berman girl of four and
twenty, made information against *Joiiii Kaiser, also
from the Faderland, and shout of her own age,
charging him with being the father of her child, I,n
infant of six months. They had been living iu the
name house fifteen months ago— she as help and he
as boarder—when the accident occurred. John tied
for the time, but coming back again a few week•
since was asked to bear the expense of the little
one's keeping--a very small favor, considering the
sirrumstanees of the rase---which he agreed to do,
but only kept the word of promise to the ear to break
it to the hope. Barbara, having no other resoulo:
than the law, proceeded yesterday in due form, when
the repentant John proposed marriage, to which she
agreed, stipulating that it he ilvne according to the
forms and ceremonies of the Holy Homan Catholic
Church. To this be demurred, and-was consequent
ly committed for the time. He will probably got
over his Protestant prejudices after a short sojomn
with Jailor Phillips, make Barbara his lawful
and then we hope all will go do merrily a? a mar
ring° bell. S mole it be.
Am er ire, Brptild,,l)J Prtur,,y
year ago the primary qualification. fir office am, g
the opponents of the Democracy in Allegheny count),
were being "to the manor boo," and un entire
belief in the truth of the Roman Catholic faith.
Finding that this kind of a political creed did not
suit the enlightenment of the lAI6 century, and by
it they were likely to grow "small by degrees and
beautifully less," the American Republicans on Sat
urday, at their primary meetings, proceeded to select
a number of the ostracised class of last year, to seats
in their Conventio, which meets to-morrow. It is
even said the linow-Nothing leaders have consulted
together, and cone to the conclusion that it would
lie politic to put "n Dutchman " on their Assembly
ticket: We will see whether the adopted citizens of
:liie county are to be cajoled thus into the support of
wei , 'who have the disposition, and only await the
time nhed they have the power, to rstb them of their
dearest poWical and religious rights. The Know-
Nothing leaders are already chuckling at their sup
posed success in pulling the wool over the eyes cif
the " Dutch and Irish." When the election day has
passed the laugh will be on the other side. Very
probable.
A House Priming Tcleyroph.--We saw, yesterday,
in the Union Telegraph Office, on Wood street, one
of these beautiful instruments—the only one, we be
lieve, that has ever been brought to this city. It i?
to work the new wires going up between Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia, which are to be galvanised, and
will afford as perfect a means of communication AS
enjoyed anywhere. This ILAN Instrument, we are
informed by Mr. Hall, the manager of the Union
office, cost $.500, and will do its work much more
perfectly and beautifully than the old instruments.
to appearance it is not unlike a small piano, having
a full bank of keys, to correspond with every letter
in the alphabet. The new wires are expected to be
in operation by the let of September, when out citi
zens will have an opportunity of inspecting the
workings of this ingenious and admirable piece of
mechanism.
romp Meeting at Torentum.—lty reference to an
advertisinent it will be seen that the Allegheny Vol
ley Railroad have made preparations to accommodate
those who wish to attend the Camp Meeting at Tur-
entum, by running extra trains and reducing the
fare. It commences on Thursday, and will not
break up until about the middle of next week. tr.
A. J. Hopper the effieient Superintendent of the/.
V. Railroad deserves the thook° of our Methodist
brethren for the obliging spirit manifested in this
Matter.
Pole Raising in di, Fourth 11 ' ,, rd.—There will he
a Pule Raising L.' the Democracy of the Fourth
ward, this evening. It takes place on Irwin street.
at 7 o'clock, when speeches will be delivered by
Hons. A. Drum, John B. Guthrie, B. P. Jones and
S. C. Wingard. The Glee Club will also be on hand,
and discourse moat excellent music. Turn out, De
mocrats, Mrd let the meeting be a rouser.
, • •
.-
*ll
41. " • • •-•,
21 -
_
. .
1:,,0k keeping ie the only e) etein aretint-, e,t
far us we are aware, sanctioned by such uuthiirity as
the t.,ll6win
At a regular merlihg of the iThatuhvr. hvltl tLI
day, the following report wa. , presented, aeeepted
HMI u 1,11 o rdered to he transutitt,d to Mr. Left
The Comulittee whom won referred the I.ulieet 4.f
Mr. Dull'' , work on Rook Keeping -
It 1".1 , ,HT, 'lliac they hate eXl,lll[llit../ Ile work soh
nutted 1., them, and deem the favorable -pinion,
whndt have already been expreatted by gentlemen vi
competent authority, and prefixed to 'tin puge+, well
deserved, and in ill, ~,,e very properly bestowed.
CHARLES M. LEI:PP, Nlerehant,
LEUPOLD BIERWIRTH "
ROBERT KELLY,
t'rea't Board of Education.
PROSPEIL M. Wrraulta, Seely.
Dr. Bell'. Opinion of Hostetter Bitter.;
: 4 1 . 1UNGILELD, ILL, Apra 14, 11554.
Stone months mace, while recovering (ruin au attack of re
mittent fever, I alaa regiteated to try Dr... 1. Iluatetter'm Cele
la Mod Sterna, h Bitters, anon article ptaulletrly suited to tile
ot/ttu .' , uvula/ eats futon fryer. It is but simple
In. to 0111 that it rapid]) restored the latuer,uf tu . t dilative
urpum tot•I at the cams tiro. kept toy 1a,H1.1.11 open.
loom:010n in tque, that hitherto , in usio - it in la,
privta .it has, w es er) nee allure I list e oralutud it, 111
oho a ilium I thua speakitte, Ire, of It. I for lila. putt
patent 0n...1h 1.11 algae it tko mnwn vlatme to tor.
14ANYttlitt
N. II —Wo will not 111111.1,138 COUP!,
foie of Lloetettyr bittern, put up ill the mime shape bottle en
the original. Purchauerli wlll be able ft tell the original b)
Ur J. Limtettere nano. being Nowt, In full upon the b.,ttle,
or by tent lug it. IluSTErrlt.lt k SNIITII,
1, 1 4..1e Man utucturern and Proprietors, 2U7 I'ruu mt.
And fur sale by DrogtostA au I lio nI gnuerully thruutth
ant the U wt.! Statute unit Clllll\ll9. Jy lthtlan
AURICULTURAI. NOTICE.--The Managers u(th
y Allegheny County Agricultural Society will kT
nu q'LIrIEt.DA V. 2.701 inst., at 10 o'clock, A. M.. ht the
usual place ur meting l'runipt attendance is ',oust sl.
uulb.dr<wtauY:t M'K. SNODGRASS.
_ _
Fr . e - GAS Ctill PAN N . UL VD
IICY11).-- The Trusty, of
the ti.ka cIiNICANY hove, this day
doclarud n I.lvitiond tier Cent. out of Un puilits of
the last in months, on the Capital Stuck of am Cionpaii)
Payable to stockholdors or their Jogai relit's:umlaut - es forth
o kb, nt tho Otiho, of the Company.
JAMES Pol. CHRISTY, Tremurer.
°Dive of Patehurglo Lies la., July 14, Pibeo--1
.IylJ
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK —No. 65 FOURTH
STILRET—JONES' NNW BUILDING.—DepuoitB
tarot hn mule with Ude funtitutlon iu the mouth of Jim o,
to order to drew tub:meat from July lat.
)630 CHAS. A. COLTON, Treeier.
Unto & PENNA. ANN 0010 & INDIANA IL IL
OTICE TO SHIPPERS.-- (' U and after July 7th,
mile of Lading must be handed iu ut the Federal Street Sta
tion Lefore 7 o'clock P. M. of the day of ahipmeut other•
wi,e. the Company will not pay charges, or Many manner be
sp,oeible for their collection. J. U. MOORE,
/Y 7 liuporinteu't.
FINE COUNTRY SITE.—On Thursday
evening. 'list hot., at 7 1 ,4 o'clock, at the Merchants
Exchange., Fourth street, will be sold. that very valuable and
handsomely located piece of ground in Plum township.
fronting on the Allegheny river and the Allegheny Valle)
Railroad, adjoining fatale of John McD. Croatian and Miciil
Bright, being part of the Greer Farm. The above, contain
log about twenty area, lea most desirable site fore counto
h o w, embrm•ing fine scenery, and being a superior rivvi
Witold coll. For further information, apply at the Auctim,
JOHN W. M'CARTIIY, BILL POSTER and
Inentunaroa, w r plattend to the Posting and Distributing
of all kinds of
inazmßcomyinem?AuperllSE4 . ... EXHIBITIONS, Sc.
All communlcaamp—eMer by mall, telegraph. or other
wlea—directiNi to the offirAkot tlte Morning Yost, will receive
'prompt attention. apr
r 7. h t 4/
C7OB 9 1 . 7 ring. —Edmund Snowden, Esq , appeared
Delon Alderman Parkinson and made infunuati•ai
charging Rebecca Pearl, Hannah Raker and Martha
Morrison with keeping a bawdy house in Lawrence
ville, where cursing, swearing, and other unseemly
conduct is carried on to the great annoyance of the
neighborhood. Not to be outdone the fair trio made
an information before the same magistrate charging
E. O. Dubarry and Edmund Snowden with riot in
attempting to rid the community of the aforeinen.
tioned nuisance after the manner of the California
Vigilance Committee and not in the way provided by
the statues of Pennsylvania. When we left the of
fice the three ladies had entered bail in $BOO to ap
pear for a further hearing at one o'clock P. M., on
Wednesday.
1=111=129
.4 , n meeting of (lie Elerutive Committee of the
Buchanan and Breckinridge Club of Elizabeth tt.wo
ship and barotrgh so lot Saturday, the question of
preaanting a candidate f,r the Legislature from that
district .was brought before the Committee. After
an interbbange of sentiments it was unanimously re
aolved that this Committee - offer to the Democratic
Convention, for the Legislature, the name of Jobs
F. Richards, EN., of the borough of Elizabeth.
After transacting other business relative to the cam
paign, the Committee adjourned to meet at the same
place on Saturday next. JAMES IRWIN,
Kerior a e.,,,vioua Dog.— John Schreiber yebteraay
went bofo.re Ald. Pnrkinsnn , and had a warrant i
sued for the arrest of Win. Sower, fur keeping a fr
r•te;our ratline, who tore the printaloons and bit the
logs of the complainant. Sower was arrested and
gave bail. In this connection we may state that tie
law compelling doge to go muzzled during the sum
mer, is not attempted to he enforced by the authori
ties, and is likely to fall into contempt with ours of
high and low degree.
• Opening of Kuntz's he Crrarn Saloon.—This mag
nificent establishment wax thronged last evening by
ladies and gentlemen, eager to test the flavor of Mi)
guetz's creams, as Nerved up in this gilded temple.
just finished on Smithfield street_ The room up
at tirs is about 40 feet ~quare, lighted by a splendid
chandelier and numerous side lamps. The walls and
ceilings 'are superbly frescoed, and the windows
hung with the richest and moat elegant draper•. It
is equal in style tsi Parkinson's in or
Taylor's in New York. •
As.sotai and Buitery.—A row occurred in a trick
yard at Lawrenceville on Saturday, in which some
half dozen persons were engaged. Florence Acker:
one of the parties, who got the wort of the Lettle,
made information before Alderman Parkinaon,..b,u-g
lag John Piper, Ilenry Selwin and John Rider with
striking him with stones, tearing his hair, and other
wise heating and abusing him. The defendants were
All enacted, and bounl over for their appearanre.
further bearing of %Vie. Jones and John Mus
grave ohsrged with picking the po;ket of MI , . Pot
hefore Ald. AChtaster, took phtee yesterdsy ni
n. :saruuel C. t\ r,gard, apreare•l I r
he delondant•. Sc' eral eiinosses wore examined.
and aTter a consideration iif the caw, JIACICS tra, di
charged, the other defendant being cerninitteJ r
row Ext•upr
A little or Man.,
ky, of Pitt township, had a nem"; esi.ape Iri.
death last Saturday. One of a litter ut pigs bud e.
•aped from the pen, when he caught it, hut rr.,e u
tasked by the parental hog and severely irijuri-
.0( tho head. The timely ci,d.te.we ,•t - the
her was pruhably all that r 1 hi•
/), t 1 - •!r• 1 here al , at
lultueUse Ma , s :Meeting of the Democracy
, •11,11er un S3turday—oue of the litrgert o er
(here. The speakers were lion. Charles SI /der,
P..lones and Francis Felix in German : l land rcert
oudly applauded. Mati..hedier well d.. 11.11- nhol
luty on eltrli,m day.
A ,• 011 Cl/linty r ,, revent, - ..“. --The Chniftuan
he Exeouti re Committee annuaores that the pri
wry tneeting:t in the t.everul ward, borm.ighe
t,ten•hipg Lill he held on Seturdey, September
e C , ,nvention on Wedne..:,, :-eremi,er It,
1 - 0111,1 i.n (littilt n I ~r rh. It
in of Jupiter, which len , 1 , Inhen
uithlight, did lot a. , tar
flseitienre. a hen, V rain
1.. .11'A lute Pt-In:Tel 01 the Pat
bur4ll High Scho..l, hem.d.ev, lipp"inted pa.. F thr
Lil,•rty Methvdist Epi:.ropetl Chureh.
1:211=1!!!
Ctl, yr, l'ilt4bory4 Dull
,11:1:11 \I El ., r, N. V., 6, I
AUCTION SALES
lEEE
R.
I
M=MM
dt" 4;V; VS'
4'5,
, - ' -
SPAIN.
The moat important news brought by the Baltic,
is the surrender of the insurgents at Saragossa to the
Qttoetir'e trop under Gen. Dnlce. This occurred on
the evening of Friday, lot inst., when the royal
troops entered the city without opposition, and dis•
armed the citizens. No definite particulars were re
ceived, but the whole seemed to have been effected
without bloodshed.
All Spain has now submitted to the O'Donnell min
istry. His future policy is not known, but it is re
ported that he is attempting to make up the quarrel
with the liberals.
Tranquility having been restored, the Emperor
Napoleon has given orders fur the suspension of all
movements of troops toward the frontiers. General
Pelissier bus returned, and in reward for his services
has been created a duke.
Italian affairs remain unintelligible as ever. There
are reporte of a remonstrance to Sardinia made by
France in favor of Austria. The Rinperor of Austria
and the King of Prussia are having an interview at
Toplitz.
Austria continues to represent to the Cabinet of
Naples the necessity of giving way to the Western
Powers, adding, that in the avant of resistance, it
must not count on the physical or moral support of
Austria.
Numerous despatches have been orchanged within
the last few Jars between Paris and Vienna. The
Cabinet at the Tuileries has communicated to the
Cabinet at Vienna the last note addressed by the
Court of Naple , to the Western Powers, and declared
that the Government and Emperor Napoleon
were in the highest degree dissatisfied with the prin
ciples expressed in that doeumentoini..iiioreover it
was determined, with the co.opetatßin - of England,
to constrain the Neapolitan Government to give
way to the just demands of the westerm Powers.
THE CRIMEA.
A Russian camp of 8,000 men ie formed on the
heights of Inkermann. The Porte has agaic declur•
ed itself, by a fresh diplomatic note, opposed to the
union of the Principalities.
Russia intends to olde,t to the amount of annual
tribute demande4 from the Principalities by the
Porte.
Secretary f,•ni
The English, Austrian and French Commissioners
are of opinion that Belgrade should belong to Tur
key. Russia protests. It was rumored that the
Ruisiens had sent 17.000 men into Kars, and that
they were restoring the fortifications of that town.
DENMARK.
Denmark proposes to fortify the Sound, and it le
531 , 1 that Russia advises.
TURKEY.
, .
A terrible disaster had occurred at Salon en. On
the 11th ult., a tire broke out in a Turkish Kahn in
the Frank quarter, and soon extended itself to the
houses in its vicinity : by the exertions, however, of
the lioreror, Achinit Pasha, and a numerous multi
tude, the lire wee got under, and every body was
ready to retire, alien a fearful explosion took place
in the house of John Schilizzi, a French merchant,
who had secreted in it about two hundred barrels of
zunpowder, soffit - alien I. The nutuber of killed and
wounded by the fire at amount to fully 700,
Among the latter are the Russian, Dutch and Sardin
ian C ,, nsuls. Schifizz' bee been arrested.
Oti...AR SA VIII tiS El 4.fili s
No. G 5 /bun& Snet,
DIIIDGE 1100,11, JuNE.S . 4.1.161 llClLlrilto.
Is NOW" OPEN daily front into 2 o'e:ock ;
alga, on Wednesday and Ikainriliu eveutnga, from At. ) 1,..
Octoher, iucturave, iron 7 to 9 ternaas t and from Nov. fut.,
to April, Ineltudvs, from 13 to 8 o'elock.
Deposita received of all mina not Me than Oat Ilreu.an
and a dividend of the profits declared ram c a ye.ar, In Jon,.
end December. Interest was declared it the rat.- .4 tor per
The Speaker /aid befere the House a letter front cent.itoer annum, on the tlrat bf December, itti•i; tth, On
Mr. Richardson, of Id ineis, announcing that he had ' h " 3. „ . coa
fjun t l''. l : s6 *
resign( d his :cat. ,
t , • the Charter, By Laws, Role- and liege
The Speaker a touted Messrs, taboos, ftirtualbal grate, on application ut the office.
pp SiMMOns, Smith, PessurelOEOßtiE A Ullit ER.
of Virginia, l'ea'f,Edie and Puller, of Maine. seem- 010 A I . llll3ll , lSerr.
WIMP.' 10 investigate the assault nod batten) by Mr Ilifnewell ibiliburn, ,folin If Shoenborgar,
McMullen on Mr. granger, i Ivor ge It la Mt, Charlet. heap,
11 ill“nt r Johnston, N. Oration Nlorphe,
I ouring the proceedings IllOril i arer, were exchanged Jan, IV. Ilailniso, Ttesatiald l'ailin.it:t ter,
between both Houses, and the President informed Ali•taniter Bradley, Is.ose M. Peanek,
each front time to nine of his approval of certain bills. William Phillip., titlii,u, J A ado: non.
TAMMUZ. -
The confusion woo I, el • allinnnily 00 great in the 'louse
John O. Rae! 'fen , Jamie Hol 11111/Ul,
that it aro+ i.eut to hirrioari tile to underltand precise- l l ,l Lit,q....1„. .
James D Rene"
lr what war going ..n. The galleries and lobbies A I h e rt Dulbertaan, /4/1111 NI firrkpar, i, k,
were er , a,led and great e teitement prevailed. Robert Cheater, ITllliam S . lArelo
Mr. Cample,ll, of Ohio, from the Committee of j- "rdim , Coffin, John 1./. i li l'h'ori! .
4. h !0/13 .. TO A . Carrier, Walter F. Starshall.
Conference en the army bill, reported that they were :
i ,:, L.-igore, Willson Hitter
:MOHO to agree on the amendment restricting will I 'harlea A Colton, A. il. 1.M,. k,
tare eperal ion- in Kansas und disarming the military, R. U Fstrinctoti, Dewy I. Utter.. I
tut ! 111,11 I h,i the Ili u.,,e lortLer ih.ii)t and A3k the Fro.. .• 0. - 1,, ,
..., , ,, , Ate for a fourth Committee of Conferenee. 1 . -AAA t I ' ,.L;., rigoorko , F ilillneire, James ;],idle,
Mr Stephens iniinired if this mmion be voted d Jamesi Sown
~',.„,
Alernattt.r Thell•
wde;het it iruuld tie in order to mote That the Ilimau wiL,„„ S. ii.l bstat Grow*. i• , . rteblen
S.-cretar t. e se,..! l`,.trur,r -I'IAKI.I. A. IN )I.Tt IN sett! if
liAternr'- iiiiisr..l it,ouvir par. hosinit on iturtati,ii. To
re,ede
...iNpasj..F.; -TO 5P08,1:41,12Ek NI) 11[NT? '1 pee.ent hataaotoo,, 1.. roreno 1.,,,,J, hie Iteorliove's th.fh,m,/
lb.. 1.11 wee for the Houma to recede from the Kansas
Mr Coldi., of tiesurroa, staid the only way to save
IlliSr --.llr. TiPiNIAS SMITHLai dn... n , co ..I letter. •
amendment o„ ; „„„, f,,,, 1 ,
~
o ly ,„ ~,,,1 I: ~LL I „,. ti,a,,, ,„,,,,,,), 1 But "''
Kee Fr,
urnla. now / flees It tor sole to 11.. ;dds. Tie 1.01 1 ttl.t.t_ ,tlll at II per t,trie, or six Natl. tor il• the pro..
.1! half 1 0,,1 eleven, the vote ilea taken on Mr. loot a antral routs, 11/ hich go erl if a oda:, m 41../, ,111/1 /1 ,, ,, I I rmt•an, LtS.:IJ.I.III IN I%IOE, du A Pit,i Msnefacturon.i.
ompheirs tootion and disislareed t e
. 101, ~,, 1111,., '“•‘•.'•
' "I
44'1"• 1""g'• r'.g'• '4"
"•••"•
r 1••
• •""
• • 'l
• "••
11,, r , ....11 UNI e and t'bettnsta, httsbord t , Iva 1: k:. s EL.
1101.1 1 1 / 1 111 111 i 00111 1 / 4 11 ei'll' ft/ Yol,' oli. It / .11, ...o •/../11 /II
I I , ;
11l /It 1c .1. IMT Lgt-s..\ .. 1-..1 iv, ~, 0., ~,.- t LER.) A (~ 1., et. tier of Stec:aid and Wn.ed ate, eqe. y a a
Mt. Kunkel too, ed that another Coanuittee of" COl2- Per... oriehoug rtrile or Tel tato, lt,t,t. In • y re. eu e Drovvt int genera:lv.
nuttl 1 w
tie be appointed
them I. ealling on WM BA /if:Kr:Lb. ft.tni . tit
to atreet, '
- r
1i...,.”, BOWN & TF:rI,E:V er Timil AS ,Nirrit !,- dn D ECI) per Express, this moraing,, `III dna..
The : - .lo;al,er decided that the motion was out 0,
Irwin +(reel. Putaleurde, Penult
illy Holte,' Irupt to •1 Wt.te and Colot,sl Whitiele.n.•
order. as , 11 ,Lollar /1 r esti.. had tea been decided. anl..:merl. THOS SMITH. , tato RI:.
joult.4 A A. NI I ntIN A Cu.
Mr Millson :irked Iwo e t•• oiler a resolution that,
it ' 'A
H 1 )• - The Want ot a g.hol. fel 1 3 l'l , i ' l I' YBOl-rs sa,,,,ipa - rifia .-0 d4.z. ii, sure
the :senate v.mvu: r tr,v, the 1I MO 1.,r adjournment he
„Ex_ 1,11 1 skilful lotallo tuner !auto, lob, 'been alt. the , jr ,„.., f,,. ,1,. 1,, faula 1.1,1011NG BM*:
oltehard for Iwo hour..
+ale. rarer. tyke Oster., in to hollow: the putilo that they ..„ . . .
i ll.Ject hihs were made amulet great et eitement. /lase secured the sari lees of Mr. Jolla) It NY'l /I. a ter) , `lll' ILS ~(I0 lbs.
,Itist receited and for side
Mr 1 'old , . • .r. ,;,•r e io, no, ed a auspenidon of rules. . ,pertener.l and • mutt...eta loner, nod eh...-. or'', or eh] I., ..111 V 1/ I. ENI ING lIIIOS.
lie w 1..h0.1 the inajerit to ileteru,ine whether o r n o t , `anise ro ern :as s . 3.1 Eytlf+ Mel 10,1 . f tt.:,, ,• 1.111 (....,
I A . I.ABRI.k. Li, "• ‘ ' /i) 'I "I
won, k ot - 1 , S. I nc[tlSl set l
they would defeat the bill, and to let all these far ' ''''''. the l' '''''''' '''' ' Wm ' 1” t ' lb " ''''. ( " 9 .' ' 1 ""'" I '"
and Mr sole I,v "too l F1.F.11 ISt 1 11 110, i + ,
end e.,.. .tioletsr oatisfaet to the most fastidious eor
1, ,,, i ' Inovvirreeto ha toch I toted to the cmintry
311 •r•lers left at the kluate Store of li KLEltrit ,t hint, i t 1 ( ti I , y 1 .. ; • r t ) ,, 11. - • • t - ,
t 1 aurae e - 11 l t. I Oa. Juet rec o an d
The !long, •al one min LI II: to 1 2 Wel •, , Ir. ref toiril to ".1 F i f t h orreei will he promptly atten•led t,t
-uspo•rol the rule+ y erir 1 'll, fiat s Ma. not two thick Its.CoNINIF:NDATiiis 1 0 f o r oole I.) tooth) ELF:MI:YU 11110 S
A 1..,4 mut, lil HA, in ,-tore It Cur sale
The iiii , ler•urrol Orally trilil) to the skill /1111 trials -r
Fh•• latll fins ran for 12 o'clock whin Mr Carat,
tat"'""" or Mr. John 11, F:3 th, irs a Tntow of l't •tt,ss and !
hell moved to take up rho ';:inate resolution extend
loth FL EMI \ 0 Blois.
' ~ ,
~. ; disci Lill, rertanntend hint to their poplin and it, poldr ' b)
• rig the time for ad tourninent to _ o ' ilooli . Die 3 eas t.l a,/ ato ollela, nliwtlet,oll and reliable tuner t ICM Slifr...l,l.AC. No. I --500 Ito, ell iillltd
aml ha, were .rdere.l , but before the ...ill Co, 1. .0 / 11
V DM IIAII.
1 1 1 - nod 1.., ail.. hy nolo' 1 . 1.1 , :11 ISO It Ili , i+ , ..
tnetteed, the :speaker altnotrtieed the adiourinimot id n A NTON. _
11. Rollin, .E. .i 1 1,l \ F . , till, :', ca. ,, ks in ,tore and 1 . ;;t• .:Ilia
the 1100-e in aei•iirdabee out' the Joint revolt/lien
I a N.' 101 E. k, / 1.,
S IA MI \it it Itt:•
fixing the hour.
i -
,im 3N NIS\ 3, s,
i 1 [NI ASNI.kLITM 1 1 40 ii,... in .1,,r,
The mettiker- lingered ,ti Iho Hall. , :roe !stin•iit
Al SC/1 1 1 A 11. .
!I.ri• .1 h•t oil, hi , , i: ,,, VI. FiN 1 1 Nii 11M 1:
ine, and other. rep. into . fir the ,h.r.l or the army i, -, ,
,„ I h, t .
_
bill.
()O - FAIITNERSIIII' N , 1T1(4: 11. E. ' i,,..,101).\ .1:-:1l. ot a !",1/111 and tinil . orni quality,
.:.rose.- Mr. I:ell, of Tennt ,,, +ol.. with reference In I
~ 1. ,
~,,1 ii , . 1 . , ,,,.
~ h 0,..
, i,„
~,, 1..
~
:,,,,,,... , 1,,, J ti, tt.f.,,111/..1 I , 111.- ion ..at Mato.: n Ito me C.ntlettu,
at 'l'. tr. rtulli. tit, hand and I 3 ail. 1.)
tire report 01 Ihe ( -iornitteo ..ii nasal otiltirri in the ,i. the foii Poi bei, not, ; no' I/I,llrtoo, . I 11,. . on. to o
yam. of Lieu t. Ho it lett tv li lel, hii 11 been understood to a ill 1 ''' , o rh l 1,, 1 ..,1 Owl , the iir 1 . , ~,,,, u o ui , , 1 111, 1'. null
FLEMING iiitOS.
r, Ile,t upon h.- eharit. ter, anted that it was not the " ' I " A ''''
CON (TN T It.lT El) I. E---A new article
Ti,,. ~,.....,0,,i 1a..... ~I 1i,,•1,,,,. hi Ili .3 ROO /1 A 11 mile ,
he Mal:1111r Soap, warranted stmertor t. Potash in
Intention of Clh Commuter L. I'x peens any opiniiin ,;;; ,„„ ; .„,,;" 1 „ 1 , y ii „.,„,„ „rm. ,
„I „ , ; e 5..., rta•peet it••ntettibet, I itonlltl not tit loot pitt. te d,
~••, or co, but merely to spread before iniuntry the puuhe rg h, J e t, 1,,,,, is„h.
f tin hand and for tutu b) , multi; ELF:NIINO BROS.
or idetlim in an impartial mariner. a about drawrtig
lIESI RA BI.E I'llOPEI:1 I . Fllll SALE. :
~ / ,, • 1,,i,,n4.
II ITE's ('1 lIRI N.; REPOSITOiti,
I,_y pen:table feet a hasty resideuee, 1,,...ii, l ' oe '1 , 10...1
A minion to extend the session tin :o'clock, was I
~„,I. ,„ II ,„1.,,,,,,1 ; ~i,,,,,, ~,,r , b.„,„, ~,'„„1,„,i,,,,1. , ; NV - nian Er N PITTSIII.Iit I i „ .
azr. ed I. . "till seven %wing in the negative. ,„ 1.,.. story Br „ 1 ,, j ~,„„.
.4 . ! m il .„,i ~,y, „ 0 ,„,.. 0 0 , I ~, ~, ~.1 i I. VWRENC 011.1 1., at the Two le'ee Run,
.e..l ll l 4 iuk . .
,tat,, a eetablee and ',the: out builhiog+. oil .., ~,h iplete oo'i Aalafflor die F., I mane! . In Jil+t re- ',A... v . :resat.
Y1;1 ;oil rned.
,der lntimaltate posoesolou, if deduct no. ~, ,0,w0,,1 ., :.• '' , n , ft.). Oa* nilai the lirri)eat and beat S iA IOIIIII I ,
hoolth • anal pletiortut, in shout time ',odd!. ~I r i hnipoloil i r. , ""'' 11'1' 3 '1 '.t
".'" . 1 " 1 1-.. " 1, '' h., /
tr would to , 10..111.3 I.lc to aull out of It no Wein: I.ot. -lent , I'.llilileetelES It1 . 61:11:S. SI I.IiIES, lc,
N .•, ,le , o, side lor a fancily horriesleoil Pihe .i... , _141 I t ~,,, /1C 11/. 1, he alll at 11 at the I e•rx loweeat Eastern rash l•ric,i,
,
.. (TT., bricr A I'.l\, 1 1., i 1... looney. l'ersohs , is.tine the city, mid tv.litrii: 1.,
ails 5101 l
N o , It,, h.., a ,.. .t i n ,1.A.,... zwi . , [loop in th.• ..iih'l i
o rs . em ' ,floe, eilliet a holowile
- -
N(;Wot serail, sill Illid II I/, 11100 .1,1, .01,HO, I , nail and examine
(3001)8- --A. A . )lAsi),N s, L.ll. hare ! 1. ,, .‘,. I, I..t.re g , .. , ..”1,......i.0r,
)„,
~,.,,,, 1 , 00
~.._,
..,
~...,,,,,,,,,
~
~,,,.... p, ~,„. , no- 1...,..;.“,, ,1 1111tibismw run I.l' the e otoblioliiiienl every
Blenched and Blown Marlins, Cheeks, Total", i i ilirliallis ; I' " "'”IIII'' a"
Imilf, iiii,.sl , 116 .1 11111TH"
and lkonesto lieiols of every description, Which will be sold 1 1 . 4 -1 E 1.-t LE TEACHER WANTED - A I"
~ 5. , ,,,,•A nook] NICI,I Itl,ll : , .—,IT I
. voli,olO, will In. re , , , ,,e.1 I.v Elie i olerm.rrool mill
I CASE FRENCH PRLIN ES just re. 'e and T,I l'ltsliA V. the ,:let inst., for a FEMALE TEACJI ER 111
1
mil Ikfo oa I.) REV3IMIt et ANDERSeeN the I + lTriolll It id 111 hill :Writ ri if., to All the ',con,
No Mr. Wood sue, t, ...veal 1.3 the iiisvialion il Maw 51aitintel, Pate of saint s
,p. r otimini. sko'si The 1 / 1 1111,01//// or „,,,h,•„,,. ~,o, [..•
FIGS -100 1... x,, fresh Fig, for sale by
teach ii, 0 firat ebo, nigh 1 , 4 11, ,, .1
REVNImIt &AS Ilytta'ov I ' l "' h . r " ' I " . 1 . q!"l'''''' to . .
, • . I All 1, A AIIINAI 1 ,, N .111 br held 111 Ow lIT,II Se herd loot.,
null
No. 39 VV"... , no 1 * mg •ttt TI ll' /tali 3Y. Ile. 21.1 tn.. ,at U •••• to. kA I I , 1., 13.
100 BUILDING LOTS 1.`411R S A LE. i n . . ,,, , t.lb) 11. l'io tree...r+ ..1 the High 0 , h.+.l
IN EAST-LIVIRPooI, ()11111. , A. 1.1,...,. -
It. E ' 1
1.1/iill IN' .
i S
64 BIIII,DING LOTS FOR SALE 1;11 otiliel 0 Poo. ' t re. I i itl hoard ..f F laiiitiorr.
1, , , , t i , ill) „ , , , . ,
LE ! (i 1, I Olt ALL— , I lie 1.4..311,1' it 11 11
hy 130 foot, in Janne Blakely 's !lord a Id. t... 1 t• the , .
1,,w II 14 Slant•LlA erpool. Also, _
f-L Fix tut es of ihe
THIRTY-SIX STURM AND Dl{ ELLING Wit SE,
I. GS, bii feet hy 130 feet, in different part, or thee loan teri . I/a 1,101101 ' , riot,.
Nisi Ihe 1' , . - : II qh, • .1 Ile,;heto I'll). builahle ta a Dry
ea:.• ,4, erreonalrle tern,,, (payment Apply to
5. 8. m u. ,, , .. i. ~,,,,, Li,..., 1 „,.. 1. „ hi ,. : ii. eh,. I - hoe lint or (lotion ' Slot,.
or to MLA RELIC & RICHEY, : das- The h 3thres an,, oil 01/ 1 /n.
Heal 1. , ,,,,,,,, 1ir„),,,,, 19,,..1„,.h . ' Ihmealiat•• poste,non •an he rue!,. Twin... on thy
•I 1'„1., J0 - , 111 , 1 .1.311 Es i 'tl\\ LING
IV , E(1.90 TON CITY, August 18.--,House- -Mr. tick.
er, recently electo.lin the sth Congressional District
of Missouri to supply the vaeeucy occasioned by the
death.oldohn t.. Miller, WWI worn in and-took his
The„u!
Proclotontlon of the Pretildent---An Ex-
Ira Session of Congress.
ogust 1 , . A Cabinet meeting lie.
-n iLr for:owing "By the President of
I acted States. A Proclaniation. Irliereas, while
I...st.litter existwith various Indian fritter On the
11 . ..11111,. 1.1 lire I . flited Stailec, and whilst in
ottvi respert. Itor puLlie pence has been sexton'',
threntemod and t'origress has adjourned without
granting the I. c.ceFeary supplies for the Army, de
priving the Executive of the power to perform his
duty in relation to the common defence and security,
acid an extraordinary occasion has thus arisen for
the two II C. digress Ido there
fore by this toy Prodsintition convene said Houser
to meat at the Capit..l, in the lily of Washington,
on 'rhursday, the :21st day of August inst., hereby
requiring the respective Senators and Itepresenta
thon and there to memilible, to consult and ale.
terinine on sileh wee:giro.. ns the State of the Fob n
may seem to require. In testimony whcoe .1' I hale
caused the seal of the United States to be hereunto
nutted, and signed the satin: with toy hand. DODO
Of the City iPi Washington. this, the ISO day of Au
gust, in the year of cur Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-six, and of the Independence
the [nited States the eighty-first. Franklin Pierce.
By order, W. L. Marcy, Secretary of State.
ASIIINCT‘,x Car, August I S.—The President has
issued a Proclamation rolling on Congress to convene
an extra session on Thursday nest. The Proclama
tion has detained the members who, this afternoon,
were On the evr of departure to their homes.
.-. • - .
The members of Congross under the new etunpen
sation act, rereived Inure than $2200, over the "Id
The session of Congress closed at noon. All the
general appropriation bills have been passed except
:rig that for the army which appropriated about $ll,-
000,00(1. Many private bills were passed by both
Il cures , but !laded to receive the signature of the
!'resident for want of time. The President and his
,-,binet. were in the Ante.ltiiom of the Senate during
the morning attending to tho business of approving
bills. Rumors are everywhere current of an extra
s-ssion of Congress, owing to the defeat of the army
bill, but thet cannot be traced to an authentic source.
More of the Missing Vesrel■
IN - Astir:v:l - os, August IS—A private despatch from
New (Menne to E. A. Hart, President of the halves
ton steamship Company, states that the Persevaranee,
sineo arrived at that port, was not damaged by the
gale.
The Nautilus left Ualveston on the evening of the
stli inst., with thirty passengers and $30,000 in ape.
tie, and had on board a large number of cattle. It
is supposed that she must have been off Last Island
shout the time of the gale. There was no insurance
on the vessel at New Orleans.
The storm has been very destructive to the crops
of southeru Louisiana ; but it is believed that it was
not severely felt at Galvestom.
Now ORLEANS. August 16.—Capt. Talbott, of the
steamship Louisiana, reports the loss of the ship ,
Manilla, from Bordeaux to New Orleans, off Titubs
lier Island. Cargo consisted of wines, brandies, val-'
uable and mostly lost. Ten of the crew lost. Capt.
Rogers had his leg broken.
P. M. DAVIS,
Auction.,
The Manilla was owned at Bath, Maine. He also •
saw several bodies well dressed, supposed to be pas
sengers. 4110.,#10 Ratan - 400 r, book's, hatch of: tha ;l
steamer Nantillas. Seieril vessels op *e lake 4raq
ashore, and'olllerwise damaged.
~ "tip- y ..,~ ~,
:t « ..
~ y ` ^ ' .~~
' 4. . 4 4.
f •
e•
4 1'' 4 ; l ' 4 tk 4 hr 4 1
if • • 4• • 44 •
THE ,LA :ST NEWb
BY TELEG RAPH.
LAM i'dbM*EtROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
Spanish Revolution Suppressed!
NEW Yens., August 18.—The steamship Baltic,
from Liverpool, with dates to the 6th inst., arrived
this morning, having passed Sandy Hook at 7 o'clock.
The Cunard steamship Africa arrived out on the 3d
instant.
THIRTY-FOURTII CONGRESS
I'l ItST ShiN.
From Washington
From New °Tirane
k
" ) :"'.. 1 4 • •
"4. ;
1 1 . :# •
4
.
e ". •
~.
Fight between two Honorable• I
Waserscrroa, Augnet,lB.—Meatirs. Fayette McMul
len, of Virginia, and Amos F, Granger, of New
York, unstatiors of, the H.MV.,1,,g0t. into a political
dispute thie morning , riding to the Capitol in
an omnibus, whan.Mr. McMullen seized fdr..tiiranger
and struck biro in the eye. The parties clenched,
but were separated by oilier passengers, thus ending
the difficulty for the present.
rit*ni of the Steamer Etna.
New Y0RK,...A.40Et 18.—The -Edna arrived yester
day from ravie, , datis tb Ankust sth. The
Cotton market .trap , steady; tle sales during five
days wore 5,500 bales.
Breadstuffs drooping.
The Barcelona arrived from Venzuela. She brings
dates to the 30th nit. All business there was dull.
Provisions were scarce and highi
Raillroad A cekOent
PORTIA ND. Me., August IS.--A train on tho Cum
bertand Railroad, on Saturday bsit ran over a wagon
killing two little girls and fatally injuring a boy.
They were all tho children of Mr. York, of Fal
mouth.
Arrival of the Edinburg
NEW YORK, August IB.—The stuemer Edinburg.
from Glasgow, arrived this morning. She mewed the
Atlantic on Sunday morning, eight miles east of the
!look.
Destructive Fire
Osweao, August 18.—The steamer Welland was
burnt at Port Dalhousie on Friday. Lops $50,000.
The railroad wharf was also burned.
Yellow Fever at fatiarletion.
CwAtmegrott, S. C., August 18.—No new eases of
fever were reported yesterday.
TO THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF Alle
gheny Connty.-0/Wrt.eXEN: Your sprilial attention
is rutipectfully called to the following .
Liu of Appoinfwnts for thr Annwll F-r,z7nimairri , :f
nacherT
Upper St. Clair, Snowden and Raldwio : Srhnd Rmtae N.
5, Upper St. Clair, near J. V. Rowland's, Monday, Aug. la.
North and Saith Fayette: Nobleatown, Tuesday, Aug. 19
Chartierb : School biome (above Temperancerilleo Wed.
needay, Aug. 20.
Rosa, ltrCandiess and Stealer: errysrille, Monday, Au.
gnat 211.
Franklin and Pine: Platikerton's inn, Tuesday, Aug. 24
West Deer flakentoWn, Wednoidoy, Aug. 27.
Most Deer: 'Parentum, Thuraday,luE 28.
Indiana: Deer Creek, Friday, Aug. 29
Collies and Peebles: East Liberty, Slnnday, Sept. 1.
Wilkins; and Patton : Turtle Creek, Tuesday, Sept 2
and Versailles M'Keesport, Wednesday, Pep
tember S.
Elizabeth and Jefferaon Elizabeth, Thursday, Sept. 4
Penn and Pit 1111: Unity Associate Reformed Church, Fa.
day. Sept. 5.
•
'Robinson Remington. Monrinr, Sept. S.
Mole, Clinton, Tuesday,
Mona: Presbyterian Chinch, (Rcv S C Jennings%) Wad.
netiday. Sept. 10.
011ie, Sewickley and Nevnllo : Sew Ickleyvilld, Thursda3,
Sept. 11.
At no mention has been Wade with regard t.i the boron.
will he understood that their respective Ito:oda will ha,- the
pt ivilege of alerting at any of the shove named places no
will suit their convenience. The norn4and towusliit.s lulls
Cent neither city can meet with the Soperintredeut et the
Third Ward School House, Pittsburgh, on Saturday. 3fith
August: also on the 13th of Sept
It Ic exceedingly desirable that the Directors should be
meekest at the examination for their respective distort,
and vliould I equire ail who areaprilicants for their sch..adi t.
he examined at (lint time.
Directors ahould estunine each certificate, before giving
employment loony one.
It might in. proper to remark here that the time of Cone
Itleittilig thee,. examinations ban been tined so on not to in
terfere with the . 'harvest Setabotl," nor be interrupted hy the
of the Stale Departnient hits Convention of County Sii
perintendenta at II itilamaport, Lycominet C., , on the 12th tl
August; also State Testicle' Association, at tame place, on
the tollowing day
Applicants will pleas furnish their own stationery.
d. 11. Ccmaty Sup.: inieudeni
Pittsburgh, July :SI, 1866. an 2,
1.1 - AV INO PUHATIASEI) the iliterPst tit i
II TI li *I AS WI(IIVI'M AN, in the Point Boiler Yard, tin ! pt>oKs! ii t ) , .. , ks! Book S l--. Life of Jamestho lust of May, I will hereafter carry.. the Weiler Making I -1 ht. hattso I.y It i/ 11.. t ton
and Sheet Iron work, ill all their branches, at tho eld stand. ' l" , " ''' . I "htt r fT"'•.'" • by John ilteeit. o •
Witter street, below lion. With the experience of thirty ; The " I"C° ''h" 'l' "I't \i" il" lh , h l
ears In this business, I hope to render satisfaction to all : The !looter 's Feast,
elle favor tost with their trade. JAMES 11 hi HTMA N The states and mei les of the Great West .
Pittsburgh May 28,1866. ,„,..,,,,,„„1 i Crt
ouship nail Marriage, hr Mrs. Caroline Lee Rentz.
BLOOMS—— - Ernest Linw o od;
pilot;
- - -
till loos Like Ch Idoila • or the
amplain; Saritto i rii•- -a Tab o,ti of
WO tons Juniata. i Pod Fell - old: a Tale by the author of •• IN Po e n. by V."
if • , I" etat:.• by ininl4; ,101I\ MOORHEAD. i 'llie Daisy Chun, or Aspiration. lu 2 vols.—sl,fio.
s •
M ACK EREL—New No. 3 large for rale bv ' I. "'bffi't " d "" . " ~t l . "'"' v ,,. '00 ,, i•
anl4 lIRNRY H. COLLINS .
.., mo,. 1 ) t% . A , iII.DXNYENSt.I A CO.,
~.„1 5
Fifth st., opposite the Theatre.
- - -
LIIIIE-50
bbls. firr sale by
`ENS STEAM ENGINE 14)11 SAI,E, of
ntil4 II LNRY 11. 0.1.1.1N5. F 1 .
I.lx int li cylinder and t welt it inch str.ke, Ilpt/V.1.l
DRUMSI.:II. liElill ono. sr ' , NA., - .
1 1 11114.1 , 1 . thy wheel. Ac., all ctituplet,•• It takes op but httl.
& STA NA RD, ATTORNEYS AT LA W, i rtiont, . in first loft order, and will be sold at a litugain
No. 110 FOURTH street, near (trash Pittsburgh, i CUTHBERT .t Si , V.
••
~..
UAW;
.1 bleu kvi street.
Frai r Oic recei pi•r A A BLE FARM 21111 A.•res, situnt.
kJ Express another lot of the S'keletou ests loch are a - 1 at len miles fr,nn t ; ICU tit . l r.l urdl n,
ulidoubteilly the i;oulest and lightest for Summer a...ir r ft.!. e; I, id VI, lothd; I:4
felt; HiIwIRELD & No. 70 lion s , of nix ; new Frame Barn. 71. by .50 foet et,
ik
chard, Xt., e F.a a lull der, option. prices and fermi,
• all at the !teal Ea me (Mice ,•1
C rill BERT & SON, XI Market et.
SMALL STORE ROOM. on Sixth street - ,
Wood, iv ith • ,unter, shel% lag ai,d gas fly tuna
• sitpl••te, htr rent 1•• tint ..1 April next Dwelling
and Store ft.s.in on Third street.
au 15 S. 1..:1"1111iEla & S.N, :11 ?dart:et et .
STEAMBOAT LIMBER YARD.-13. 11 7 .
i tJFF I ha. nig pIII C 11.141 ()Wt. John Nandergrift's
t4•l and spar yard. 5... 49 Water street, is now prepared to
fi,rl.llol sterner, or ethers any d.----- ••
1()1.)0Z. RASPBERRY SYRUP.
lu dozen Strawberry Syrup.
5 " Pine Apple "
" 1.1.0.101.1 Syrup.
Just received and for sal, by
KEYNIER & ANDERSON.
.19 35 No. 39 Writ street
- .
CASES PRUNES, iti jars.
5 dos. fresh Strstteberrl., In bottles.
Rlucklx•rry Brandy Just reti•'d anti for .k by
REYMI3II A ANDItItSf)N,
iY 29 No. 3tt Wood street.
. .
leacrlption of Rimed tiro.
AINTING-IVILLIAM CLAYTON, Or- ' 1 " . " aul,l t;111
P,, .
namented and Fancy Palmate, 707 FOURTH street, be- : - I EmoNs---:, boxes fresh Lemons this day
tweeu Wood and Smithfield streets. ii_./ received and for sale hv
itir-..._A1l work done in the first style of the art. f au ;antianti ßEV)lF.R St AN DERSON. No :...9 Wood et.
_
BLUE LICK WATER-1U bbls.fresh Blue' H ERRING -100 boxes extra sealed Iler-
Lick Water received this day by ring Just received and fur sale by
JOS. FLEMING, . anl4 RidYMicit & ANDERSON, No. 39 Wood et.
ir Corner Diamond and Market et , AN 1 „., - --_
A PLbAS LOCATION for a Family
WILL BE EXCHANGED-700 acres of Ros.dence will to sobd on favorable terms -- sltuat«.l
land adjoining the town of Rochester, county ant on Mt. Washington; about ono twre of Ground. with good
Of Fulton county, 'lndiana, at the crossing point of the rail- toting fence, and planted with shade MUd fruit trees. Pi he.
Mal from Fern to the lake, and from Fort Wayne to the low and terms easy. fnn7l S. CUTHBERT & SON.
Mitstasipph The town Is improving rapidly and part of the ---
ITY PROPERTY FOR SALE —Two
land could 11:10W be sold in town lota This valuable prole
arty will be exchanged for goods at • ba_mialo• Frame Houses in th e Fifth Ward, fronting on Liberty
Enquire of THOS. WOODS, street, with large and agate Lot.
attle No. 78 Fourth at. ' Also, one in the rear of the above.
. - .
Al'.,
.1, • or, Gr..T "iv ter street, 20 feet front
AST BIRMINGHAM, For Etale, one by no feet deep.
WELDING LOT In East Birmingham. Apply to I Also, tea Building Lots on Summers street, 20 feet by 185
sue BLAKELY & RICHEY. feet. Apply to 1 autlJ BLAKELY & RICHEY.
J. , i ...
- -- - -
PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE ANTI Tat My:in.—By the metal mark tho river has fallen 2;4
MERCHANTS , EXCHANGE. irtcliOs duce onilast report, leaiing only 13 inches in the
Awident. channel. The weather ii cloudy, with light showers daring
L WLL-NIARTE. : the afternoon of yesterday. •
Vim Precridents.t ' i
OW. W. CABB. Two steamer "John Bisset" will leave to-day for Wheeling,
i arry lug freight only. Capt. M'Persin informs us that his
boat draws only 8 inches, and has ample power to make a
quick trip to Wheeling. This light draught boat will Lei
ready to receive freight at her wharf next to Capt. RI us
: tisi ter's 1.1.1. steamer, -La Crosse," below the nicuth of
DICKEV
J. A. WILSON,
MOVEMENTS OP OCEAN STICAMICRS
T 0 SI 1 L.
term! Fir Al
. 11.1
New Vol k... ....I.trenteu. tie Joly 11
New York Ilhorgow loly 12
Meo.on 1 ivorprkil I lily 16
New York 1 iverp,ol ItilvlS
WV! York 1 iverpioil . July 23
New Y0rk........ 1.1 'erprol Jul) 24
New York Illivre 1 in ' 'owes ...J o ly 28
New York Harr, July 20
Ti ARRIVE.
Shirt luny For Llayt.
Fulton Havre New York.. lily 2
Niagara Boa ton, Are Liverpool July
Eriendyll Liverpool New York .July P
Pereira 1 ivorpool Now Yeti' July 11
lily ~r No i anon,— Li vrrp.,l Ilalliliorre Jul) 1;1
Worshroprloir Soutlinuipton... New York July 16 I
t
II nut, n
I,llul org
.1a
.11rIca
IA ban
Feat,•u
Halcrlinln
FLOUR. o-.lny of uib bbls., . tollowel : StO bblpt.
l• xt ra irom wi art at 242. bblx..uperfine and ex
tra from abaft nt .fii.reti.:io; IS bi/11 superfine from wagon
at in 3; tOIP bbli. superfine and extra from more at $6,26;1'110.75 ;
1,1.1 n superfine and extra from 6W16 at $8,25 and ri,eB34;
140 bl,ls. extra and extra family from store at $.8,80 and
W HIP KY... Sales 4o bbla. Bourbon at 80c.
DACUS... Salt. 5500 tbs.. Shou!dera and Hama at 10% and
11c., sd daya and cash; 4m/0 ItAa. canvassed Rams at 12c., 30,
days.
LARD.. Saled 5 MA,. No 1 at 12c , caeh
011 4a1.6 5 bbls. No. 1. Lard at A. c, 80 dayi.
Oil EENE...:-.1. fis box. IVestern Iteserve nt 9?,:;410c.
NEW I osr. . August I.o.—Cotton livery; sal. 4)10 bald!.
FL•ur der duo , 7..0 hlibr. at $ l ./,751er7,111.. for Stintbs.rn
and extra in s7.'z.zarta.2s Wheat Les declined naaltic., sales
01 S.rutlrst u rod al $1.44. Corn drooping sales 7.5 treti
101/.11 ml 0/, .far 01.4.1 Western, t.ll. foe yellow and 70471,
fa - wl.its. Pork Lowry ; salts Girl bids. ut $19.,r0 for Wsitol
moo. Anti sdi for irritus Preof drooping; kin bid-. to
or 19.7 i 91 1. and a - 100 Irian. 01 118(,0T
country mono Ils•ef pratti,2s: Cut Moats drill Bacon 11{0 ;
hams 4rti, Shou Wens 03 s. Lard buoyant; sales 240 btil s .
hotter unrhanged. Whisky bi any. : , :des Rio bags Rio
c,rit, in 000011 iot a ; doom sold at 14 1 4,c Sugar has declined;
gals, 3°o Olds tirlaans, a lot of Muscovado sold at Mt
firth; sties 100 bids. Orleans: a lot of Muscovado
sold at 471 c. Lirpervd 1)11 firm; rale. 70eo galls. et 91c.
Laid Oil dr00p,.,.; salsa NV() galls at 112,t1/3/._ Iron firm
anles leo tons &garb Pig at $31,50.02. Totters.,
Tallow firm sales 111.000 lbs. nt 11 1 :;0. Freights dim
Stocks dull Cbitatgo & Rock Inland Rallrand )(1423;; Fria
Railroad , 11.1nois Central 1 0S: Michigan &abob
87%; Michigan Control tit/ 1 ,4; Sew 3 ort Central 571 :
Reading ; Delaware & Iluditou Canal Ile, ~
fu leortpuu. August t3—The Baltic's ad vices unsettled
the nut, het lot Brew - tartars to-day, and buyers aro nutting
1,11 - for lower ice•. There is little or no demand for Flour:
'duo hhis so-re soh! Saturday evening at $607!,, but
eutu~ltttd superfine was of riot or, 'Change at s6.bigiyti.7s
wdbont boding buyers: Inane vales limited a uldn t ie
of pre, ions tinotations Rye Floor inactive at , ;327i.
Corn Neal; sales 4.) Idds. Brandy nine on Saturday es, n
lag at $1.71,. Wheat MI6 •Illed and dro- ping; saes 4,
bust. prime Southern at on Saturday at $1,1.3, but to-day
Lai, era only utter $.1,40ntd,45, afloat ; a anlall eats of halt
a bite was triads, at $1.65, and some prime at sl.red; but list se
are oatt erne lute.. Rye steady; ante,, 2 4 0 ‘) bush e , dtt , a. "t
7f.e. Corn declined mad very dull; 41.100 hush. sold at ~2r.
for gu , 011,4101.10.11 1 yellow, athgtt, Including sotto- fair quality
at Co-. Oat. dill!. mall ate,, now ttouthern at 3 , c. Cotton,
not much doing, brit bolo-Ts tlrm. Whink v dull at
1.1,,N,11, A1;:1,1 1, —l.l , ,tir fl.dd Wit. ga 54(
111 11/1111..n opterllt it•l, 1%111,k,
Pnr%s,.un doll nod nominal :...tigttr p, p, 10. 7 ,-. for . in.-
fll.ll 111 CllOlCe. 11.1,t0 = Ir./101S. /111111 ed
/4,1 lenring
lialtlinore Market.
If Tt.01 4
.E. Audi I.9. — Fitalr has d..clioad 25 rents; a 61La
Md.. tit I.aat Inall 5 L. S.. I rarer. Yald..,
au I.lk :Ail, Lind ..f Cra pal] Vet.. at 31:t
Ayr Nausea, Indlge.tlon AND NERVOUS , [W.
1111.!TV.- "1 .1,, m•t world.* nt th.• ix.piCarlty p.}.:l;
11.4 i IIt)I.I.AN (BITTER u....
ttt.thtbs preThttz. 11,e, utc et.ltreat r y fete' catt.iett
hU • 11 rrtr,n4e ttliteters, %hell ititteetl before we. that I ttluetst
Jrett.letl the M/1111.1 4 , f the diem r E..•rytlting I ~lit •Itft
,t.e.l with 111, diXe.lll,. , Y 11 1 ,./ 1., II tse•
ate' 10j bervettl 1, :Item Wll> so completely 3}lat
0.40 I ~.vet 131,1trit• t.. ‘k 11E , (111111ite, et time. .•
.1 1 . 1175 E 11
4 - 2
COMMERCIAL,
T. 8. CLARKE,
Pr,l4:zrer.
N Ja.
5tcr21.77,..
JAAI.E.'S P. BARR.
E T. NORTIIA .IR.
Cbm mithr of A r!nfra . ,,ri 4, AI 127'.0 .
W. P.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
1.411.0 F OF THE thILY Mol:VIN:: Post, )
!lionthty, kugost 1.. ItC6. .
New 'fork Market
Philadelphia Market
Cinetnnatl Market
Wood street.
Tit St. Louie Democrat, qr Friday. the lath, Ftny:
, ANOTHER Co.ubtract —C. Graham & Co, of Freedom, l'e.,
(lute turned out a stn. mrr for Capt. .1. J. Robinson. 11.rI diniensiond are : length, 1,..; 1..,,..t, i.... 4111 .12',:i (004 hold
1' ',.
tees. Machinery by kt.t,hio. tit, \link & Millora--ryllnuem 10
inches diarneter, 4 feet strulte; tv,,, butlers, 38 inches Mame
, tor, 2t3 feet lung. 'rho Indic W cabin in furnished 5 ith I la.
2 IWO. Eugenio rocking chair, tt, nit the present R1)11...j
tlrmi, which iPrOVOo at once (hilt capt. H 06411011 is A iddield•
1112111.
T1[0:. 4 BILL
D. WC DLESS
ilinigE A SHAFT —The Lucie May art ivod yesterday iu too
of the Montauk. haring Woken is shaft below Cant..n. The
accident was instantaneous, the engineer not knowing what
win wr.,ng until It, discovered that the shah had disappeared
in fifteen toot water. An anchor was dro.l, the I)
warped back to the spot, and the shaft fished out with gi .at
oal
difficulty. A few days will su ffi ce to put heer.to rights, sled
in the Li/win time she will reload for St. Paul.
For etnetnnat I.
lad.,The iteamor MAILB
G. LEWL.P. IVER, Capt. C. AA. bats',
Clerk, —will leave for the al,
1141 lutermatiiale ports THIS DAY, et 10 rick
A. M.
Fur freight or passage apply on board.
For Cincinnati.
The steamer COAIMERCE, Capt. J. J. Bows-
SO '—Clerk aar tso - -will have ior the
o idikt i t N , N ) a
above:and intermediate ports THIS DAY, at
10 o'clock A. M.
For freight or passage apply on board. ati.9
LEMON & CO.-TRANSPORTATION
LINE. Having made extensive pre- -
p„tralitito this winter, tee are
by PE flow prepay
to do a HEAVY BUSINESS NNSYLVANIA Crt.fii AL
and RAILROAD, THROD(111 TO AND FROM THE EAST
ERN CITIES. We can assure our friends and all those
dispoeed to patronize the Penna. Canal and Railroad, that no
pains will be spared to render general satisfaction to Ship
pers of Eastern and Western Freight. The AVOIDANCE
OF THE INOLINED PLANES ON TILE ALLEGHENY
PORTAGE RAILROAD will give increased despatch to the
transmission Of freight.
Office on PENN street, at the Canal Basin.
tultl4
LLOYD & LESION .
I( JEWS TRANSPO.RTATION LINE.-
Auncipating the want of facilities fu
t , ansporting Freights to and from the East
Cities, via Pennsylvania Canal and lianroans, we Once
ineteesed our stock of Boats, dm., tat same, to a DOUBLL
DAILY LINE, which gives us a capacity of over 1500 tone
per month each way.
We as our friends, and those disposed to patronise the
State improvements, there will be nothing spared on cur
part to render general satightetion in fora arding Eason
a
and Wisitern Freights with promptitud e and denr.steli.
KIER & AIITCHELL,
Canal Basin, Pittehorgit, in.
ISSOL UT lON OF' PAR'IN ERSH I P.-
The Co -partnership existing, heretofore, between,
Jae
Lou.INN and J. Beat', KNOX, under the firm of JAMES
COLLINS A CU., has been dissolved, tine Jay, by mutual
consent.
'rho buAtnewi of the late firm will be settle! by .isms,
Collins, who is authorized to use the name of the thin f.ur
that purpose.
JAS. UOLLINS,
Pittsburgh, June 14, 1556 J. BANKS KNo.X.
l ' uANK . rui. to my triends for past favors, I
to solicit a.continuauce of their patronage for my lore
partner, JAMES IKILLINS, who will carry on the POil
VT A RDINti AND COALMISSION, TRANSPORTATION AND
PRODUCE BUSINESS under the etylo of JAS. COLLINS
a: W. (IY 2 ) J. BANKS KNOX.
DA YID M OANDLI2OI WILLIAII WEANS H. A OoPFIN
Ill'Candless, Means & Co.,
(Successors to Wick & WCandleaa,)
WIIOLESA.LE UROCERS, and Dealers in
IltON, NAILS, GLASS, cotiroN YARNS, and Pitts
burgh Manalacturiai generally, corner of Wood and Water
tdreets. Patalol rgh.
ayS
R. M. HUNTER,
O:T
(SUMWO TO %MN A 111.1AITIE,)
Receiving, Forwarding, Commis
HTEAMBOAT AGENT.
54 001111ERCIAL STREET,
St. Louis, !fro.
MEADVILLE AND ERIE EXPRESS AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
riMIIS COMPANY, littliclg on the :Ist of
July commenced ram lug the U. S. p y - • " .
Mail from Pittrhurgh to Erie. through Sot. jZ
ler, Mercer, Meadville and Waterford, have
iirw perfected nueh arningementt its will enable them f••
carry paasengers or I...kltgvs to any point nu the route in
lers Limo than the same service wall ever before performed
1,11 flit, road, and at cheaper rates. Those wishing to en-
Kat: , Partig . o oe torwArd pattkager front thi3 city
wilt tlud
au Agent at all times w readinem to wait upon the at at the
ciair !hotel, rortier sod St. Clair /dream, Plato
l'a
Time tnris:ol from l'itt_sburgli to Erie, 1-111rty-tu hours
}531-tf
DEMOC it AT s WHERE.
READ —READ —READ.
'AO.* AK , `DtA w.nted to sell In every town in the United
8121LN*,
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
JAMES BUCII-A.INANt
CY . 11.npurylnium,
Late Minister to England, and formerly 31inister to Raiwia
Seim!, lt , plemootaliv<• iu eongt . r.,
and Secretary of Stale,
INCIXDINU TILE MUST IMPORTANT OF lIIS STATE
PAPERS.
By R. ti lies Tux, Esq., Literary Editor of the N. V. Day Book.
The Mole took has been written by a gentleman we 3
qualified by his literary attainments, and Wei long connection
with the Democratic press. He wan furni4ird personally by
the Matingulatied subject of the memoir with many of the
dates and facts of his early life. and from authorized friends
of 3I r. Buchanan has been supplieil with material itiarce+mi
ble to I Aber partied. The proof ,hurts have past, submitted
to authorized parties, It can therefore be called. without
roserve,
AN AUTHENTIC AND A UTHORIZED 1110011.A1`111 - .
The book :unlita a handsome 13nio. volume 4.4 4.30 pates,
11.-ally Nand in cloth, and ia embellished with an accurate
Portrait on Steel. Price, $l. For further particulars, op
lay to DERBY A JACKSON, Publishem
119 street, N. Y.
tow. Copies sent by mail pont.paid on receipt of price.
SARIII ANN WALL beg:
learn t., an uouuty that hue SCtheahl. Al reopen - or
el-t 1,111. loot. , at her ra,a)rue.•. PRIDE
No. 4'2. Eighth 55 ard. 'the .Ura I' of Erft CA eh /,‘; will oni
CEA DI NO. 11 RI ft Nil. A ILITII MET tC
t:/1.1)1 %I A lt, lik , e01:A1 . 111*. ovith PH 1 .
e l m : ;UV nod IttrTANY: ah.o, PI AN,, 31I'8IC. (with use til
Pomo.) by .7,1 r. Bull EN, of this ell). a well k th,w a Teacher.
TUNS Pea QVARTER •
Ist (21.4, including foregoing branches.
rinno ‘lll,le l,tra
•
Fresh Arrival of Salt Oysters.
JUST received at S'rEINRUCK'S, No. 111
wool) ntrea.t, where all the delicacies of
Oa season eat, be had, nerved up in any demos 4 14 jo..
Isle also sdyle. lie is sa In daily receipt of New
Mdatoes, Pram. 14oladers, Frogs,i‘liatl, Bra Rase, l e.
and a grtit 11. toy 01 Lake Fish, which Will br sold to fami
L.- s. hotels and restaurants on the moat reasonable terms.
Just o Trivet!, it large and tic,. lot id* Lemons. Orariaw and
Pill,. Apples.
S. :3 rEIN
No. 111 Wood street.
13NKI A
NG HOUSE OF
CHUBB BRO., B.1111!OW &
oust3lako on all poioh. ou, l'E-VPO
at id ost of the • Nlitsi
nippi Meer Prompt atiblatiun given to till bliatrlon ou
Le tint.4l Leo their a tirldS.
REFER TO--
JUNES a CO., PiltAborgh ;
K SWIFT 81W. & Jo ki NSTON, etklettgo
K. W. Cl.Ajt K k CO . PhiladAphia;
CITI7.EN BA IC. Bulthou,
. ,
K W. CLARK, DoDtiK A: CO.. Now York;
O . II.AIoRE A BIiOniERTO,X, J17.1t0
M AIDLAUGHLIN LAND AND ItEAL Es
. TAIT. AGENT. Land Warrant t. s Prupert ia )
bought too l sold; also, Shipping Agen fur [Re BIA. Fr
Litolof Parkrts from Liverlaoi. Drafts on the Danko of
Et.Kla.f. froLool anti Build
11g. e•atrmiev uSmsthafroet, DUBUQUE, loans. 1.1ur•:ly
FHB. SA LE desimble property in the
Coy Allegheny : 'niter contingnous Lots, situated
.1 the Went of the East et , lllll/011. con U 01411114 ill crul/1
a•reety.to - o Got unto ruches, and extending hark tem nering
"I, tie) Alley , to it depth of ninety feet. There Sr. on the
f 011i1....1.1 :.w•t•I.,;11.11 lire,. story Bt ick g Bone,
haine herneht, Price, six ibt ,l / 1 5/Uld nye hna•
.11.11 41 , :lhull—twthLy five hundred dollars it. hand, 1411 , 1 I.tit.
10 four ....vied annual instairneuts, g ith interest.
,L • told h 1 kool nod mortgages.
It ibis immerty is not disposed of during the month, it
'4.11 be °tiered at Pablo' 841 c, our the premises, on Tuesday •
he seron.l day a September next. gr itifOrrnatiOn ii)
regard TO the property, tefertage may he had to NIORRI 5.)7,
I , I),STEIt and JUIIN FLENIING, Eaq„ Allegheny City.
nu 1:41I
WM. B. POSTER.
NSURANUE! IN SURA NOE! --
tholi'for Insurance tor several good reliable Insurance
Cutnpetwes received by U EU. W. BUNN, at his Real Eptate
Agency out Intelligence Unice, on the north hide of ohm •
lourth door east el the Diamond, ALI-CMIENT CITY. J. 7
L •
1111tS1IFELD S
SON
WILL OPEN
THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING,
COATN.II4
Revelvbti per Expreas.
A 1.,. new Mlle.. el
CRA V ITS AND TIRE,
Krcohed per Atlantic.
L HIRSHFELD A SON,
No. Tu Wood ni root
PROPERTY—For Sale, a
_I) Brick Holm,. t,O Centle ott,.ot. In Birmingham. Lot 30
front by 120 fr - i deep— a very desirable ploperty.
.Apply to BLAKELY a RICILEY, •
au 10 Corner St,,ntlt and Smithfield street..
RYEIt --
FLUU-For sale by
anti J. A. FETZER, 89 Wator aL
FINE CONFECTIONARY
-2 bble. Sugar Almonds;
50 lbs. ei111.11.1013 Strings;
50 lbs. Burnt Alt:mania;
fat 16.. Cream .‘
Just received and for sale by
REYMER k ANDERSON,
No 30 Wood street.
.11
10PAVIA CAPSULES--15 gross in non.
..-1 for sale by 1401 FLERING BROS.
Vint' IVARD PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A 1... it of Ground on Pike street. between Walnut and
Factory streets, with four separate Frame Bowies, lu good
Condition and well rented. Will be sold cheap.
Jer2B BLAKELY & RIOILEY.
ROUT -20 bbls. and 12 hf. bbls., just from
Lake Superior, and for min by
SPRINGER 1 1/LRBAUGII,
.11 N 0.295 Liberty sumo,
AND MANTILD.ASIDDCED. i
A. A. MASON tCO. ere offering their ' entire stock of
Simmer Shawls and lientillar,,sotopriaing the newest aid
most fiushionable styles to be found. at a reduction of 33 r
cent., at N 0.25 Fifth at. i 338
e:
1 .7"
_4 •
RIVER NEWS.
STEAMBOATS
slon Merchant
_t.
Y ' Y' • t 1
.. I ' C"~j ` v '
. "
ealtb and Strength mu*t Ind.
tably Follow Its Lee.
BOTlllij.tirfll4l
HOLLAND BITTERS
DYS PEPSIA
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
A Ni) the various nEfectionn consequent upon
o dimunional St.unaclt Biagi as Indigestion,
.nudity of the SlA,nuu t , Coll. Ay Pains, Utairtblarn, l,oaa of
A beapondency, C.tiveneam, Blind and Bleeding
C.aßik.. % In all N.a I:l...lunatic and Nticraigic
k. IL Imo iu raw...rutin i.atunera proved bonall
and lie other. effected a decide*, curs.
. j
Nature nude no new enemy to combat, with this delight.'
I
fel tonic in the ipitem. Its enacts are almost magical, yet'
the cure pennunent. It communicates no violent nitockdb
the system, but by arousing its vital energy to normal lIICA
non, enables it to throw oaf the muse, and thug thorOnfibir
eradicates the disease.
When its medicinal virtues are so oniversally acknoWl-;
e,i,, T iol. and particularly here, where it hoe became so poptl ,, .
lar a family medicine, that it is cold by many of the g.rottra
as well as all the drugginta. It would -meal riftdleill to ,
offer further evidence, yet as there are doubting samtVirho
bare tried many advertined remedies, and still suffer FrOker ,
Dyspepsia In one or more of its dreadful forma, we sableitt•
the following certificates, the anthentici y of which- tunubt
be doubted, coming as they do from persons so well known,
WHAT IT IS DOING FOR TILE 81C M.
Win Behrichman, Esq , the well known lithographer, sayin
"I have frequently used &Erb ave'n Holland Bitters, OA
find it invariably relieves indigestion and debility."
Rev. muel Babcock ears: "I found scial relief front--
its use forma severe headache, with which I had longleaf.
lured."
J. W. Woedwell; Esq., sa)-5, "I have need Boarhave'sliol:
land Bittern myself; and recommended it to others, knowing
It to be just what it is reprorented."
s,l,l..lonathan Neely, of Lower St.Clatr, says i'"l havede.
rived great benefit from its use for weaknedet of the storsitali,
not indigestion."
James M. Murphy says: " After several physicians had
toted. Bo.rhave's Holland Bitters removed the man ft - ctili
my heart and aide, arising froiii Indigestion."' "''
The e.litor of the Kittanning Free Preen says: "After olieb
efthe best physicians in this place had failed, Itrerhave's
11, llaudollittern cured me of the worst form of d,popeptithL"
Francis Felix, only mantitheturer or the "original Ex
tract of Coaffee, say,: " I know that your Holland Bitters is
one of the beet in,,licition in the world for a disordered
4t , ttineti or liver."
Dr. Ludwig, editor of the •• Fa: link' Baltimore, prorionnotal
it 5 medieine doetring the confidence of the public. ... g ,
Dr. Eherhart. the loading German ellynician of Penuriiii ,,
line prescribed it frequently dating the last three yearn, with
marked ...cede. in dotalitated Staten of the digestive exiling, "
or of the system general .
The manager of Balton's Vinegar Factory nays : "1 'tined
it myself, and wad therefore induced to try its effect.upon '"
my wife, (troubled-with the great debility common to all of
a consumptive habit,) and really it in itjlog her more good
than anything she has ever taken." '
•
Norte ti I
Whoever expects to tied in this it beverage will ha
pointed, but to the slob, weak and low spirited it
prove a grateful aromatic cm.hal, posaemod of aingulariiniar.
...hal properties..
CAUTIONF. • - '-
The great popularity of this delighttni Aroma haaitldcotiVFfr
many haitatun,, whirl, the public should guard against
cng. Boaded to Ma anythinslate until' or r
yOu '
have given peran
liolltuld Bitter s
a fair trial .' One bole
to will coneince yen tone infinitely anperlor.it Is to all ELM.
Sir - 861d at $1 per bottle, or six b,,titse for ll', by the so
propriotora, BENJAMIN PAGE, Ja., A
Manufactdring Pharmaceutists and annulate,
cor. Smittoleld and Third streste, Pittsburgh.,
ULM:HAL LPIT6.
Philadelphia, T. W. Dveit & Sena. 132 N. 2,1 street, Now
Barnes & Park, 341 Broadway, corner Duane.
Cunpare Brothers, Guy 'street and Tsetse, AYOlaUe.
Cincinnati, John D. Park. Chicago, Barclay Crothers, 2139.
Water at. st. Inn., lianlard, Adams & Co. N. Orleans, J.
Wright & CO.
MS.L .
DR . C.
"
dcLANE , s '
LIVER PILLS AND VERIIIFUGE
IMPRoVED.
DR. 1. SCOTT, a r"g - ular ,:radunte sad physician of eaten
:sive ptaciice mei experience. induced by a rommendable
de
air" Cr, alleviate ht.n.aii iinflerme, no well en to excel, has per
fected au
1&I PROI' ICU EST ON TILE ORD . + INA.I. 1.1 PER PILL Ala
ERAIIPUGE OP Dr.. C. MeLA.NE,
Having prepared thew , remedies 113 the medical partner of
Dr. C. Nehru le, for mane..urn
Cult IMPROVED Lit ER PILLS AND tEitSIIFGOJi
potions greater PiIiCACV nod are more mild in their operation
thair the Liver Pill and V eriTUlllge prepared according to the
original recipe of Dr. C. Me Lahti. Ito make thin declaration
undernandinaly, and rin,mni"nd thorn to the at➢icted as
heiog troth pleasant and rurnilve, and 1-tiere them superior
CO any other Liver Pill or Vet et prepared. ,
Heart Certificate of Dr. C. file Laue, below.
THE 11740./. E WORI,P CONQUERED !
DR. I. SC01"1"S it:ELEIIIitATED
WHITE CIRCASSIAN . LINIIIENT..
The universal relief attly Ord by applicai ions of this 431. f:
EHItATED KING of Pain Millers in ..115114 of Rhettonatism,
Lumbago, &re Throat, Itruieee, Spratne, Swellins,
Stiffer. of the Jointa. Soiataca, Sealds, Burna, Aelle g a
or any other disease for which a Pain Rahn. or Llnltnent
is
mewl. enables Ud to aMert poAitlVely that Dr. I. RCOTT'y
, 7LLER RATED A' II ITM eflICA?:11 AN LINIMENT la thy
most reliable, rale and pleasant remedy yet discovered, lon.
«loom: astonishing propertiex for HEALI NO DIeIEASE and
CITE PROMPT ERADICATION of PAIN. The many at.
teetationa to tea virtues given by porsons of enlightened
lodgment and strict integrity, should induce all to adept It
la a standard Fatuity Remedy. Tim inset inerednloua will
require nothing more than the following tnetaneny of Dr. C. -
}McLane, distinenialied or a great I /I,or Urer of
niadical
rennthes,
REAI)J BEAD IS READ 1 11
T.Sis is MoituAtitown, VA., Sept. 12.1.465
crreify. that I hare examined the Recipe for pre
pariug McLane's linprujed Verutifugo aud Liver Pills by Dr.
I. Scott, who haa I—en IN TIIE lIABIT DE PREPARING
AND USIN43 M Y NAL M RD/CIN ES IN xi r OEFICE
litriug the laht TIIIRTEEN YEARS. end that I believe ho
hoot IMPROVED TIIENI. I make the ahoy., statement the
more willingl) as I 11.A.1 E NO INTEREST IN THEM
WIIATE VEIL I would further state that / Lave frequently
used het CELEBRATED WRITE Cl' RCA.SSIAN LINIMENT
in uty practice, with the happiest of ix -to, and that I can con.
, clentionsl3 rec,,banctid it. C. dtcLA.?iE, M. D.
•
0 shove Stedthtute prepared &Arty meter the super-
Ur. 1. SCOTT. Sold Lv Druggista and Merchants
Tlio 11
I.:NUT:NE Dr. C. IL-LAN F.'S IMPROVED LITER
PILLS AND IXI NMI' ED V ERMIEUGE Ara signed by Dr.
scorr a CO., accompanied by certificate of C. MoI.ANR.
The lIENUINE WHITE CIRC.hiSSIAN LINIMENT signed
by Dr. I. scan & Co., acromptitibid with eignature of 1,
SOCTT, M. L.
lilt. T. SeoTT , CO., ?ul, Proprlntorn,
ILtolt Place, Morgantown, Va.
DR. O. FY. K Yr KR, {V Lolerale Sven t,
140 IVood tarok. Pitteburgh,
J. LIENDERSON l BRA.,
ttecet.
JAB. P. FLENIING, Agent, /
:dl)iskwly.t.pcstl Nl, Ir . ! road Al)egli,ny.
ACARD TO THE LA Dr
DR. DUPONCO'S GoLDEN MON flll.y PILLS 'on
FEMALES. The combination c)111i4:,!1,1 1 0, it: Dr Dopot,
co'S tleblen Ping, ore portretly onraileAs. They Lulu been
ustki in the, privntr pr.. D, -f”l5 Di. IniFionco orer
yearn, and 11i0n...n0 4.11.1,re en u,Dry to ihrir wreat and
1111111diiern C.IN. , IS. cm - reeling
re.h•-ring tnri.trUa
1, pa: tsrulhtly nt I h.. ,•hat,o. Ito lll, s :tee, AVtiltet.
••
Neatly eiery 1.13 in the lan I mithira fu.lu tint complaint.
lite above. pill hn. pertimoontly cored tlomstimlt, and Will
CU, rat it you me OW., They cannot harm yon—ol, the
cntrary, they rein, e all ohiltructionti. resture nalitrb to Its
pr.,por channel, and invigorate the whole Apnea,. Leilire
oboes health will riot permit nu inereme of tmnily, wilt mai
11/141, fills a 110,6tifIli praveistivi. For particulars coo di
rections on lba bit., Price sl—tin 4 l will be 501,1 to ladies
colitidoothilly, by mail, by el:cloning fl to either of tho
awing agvuth:
Sold by SA.MPLIC i REED. general Agents for Allegheny
()Br. FULTI iN'S Drug Store, Birmingham. JOHN P.SCOTT,
and by W. A. NI LDEN FENNEY A- Co., No. 43, Fifth street;
opposite the Theatre, Pittsburgh. who will supply denhits at
proprietor's prices. Sold by all Druggists in the city and
United States. agir2l:Gmd3ti
PRIVATE: DISEASES---DR. BROWN, No.
60 Smithfield street, between Third and Fourth
lateen., devotes los refit 0 attention to an tiffice proc- ,
tiro. His toothiest to, for the most part, confined to .1
4
private Venereal Dir,so, and ,otch painful atfainne, • .
brought on by imprudence, youthful indulgence and exCerm .
• Syphilis, Syphilitic Ern pnons. Oonorrhin„ tileet, Stricture
~
Urethral Discharges, Impurity, of the Wood, with all dile:meg `......".
of the Venereal ttrirolt. Skin Discuss*. Scertintic Eruptions,
Totter, Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases, Seminal weakneiss,
Impotency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, Monthly
Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Ano, Verrone
Affections, Pains in the Back and Was, Irritatitid of the
Bladder and Kidneys, succeiwfully treated. Core ituarnnte e d.
Twenty year? mortice (ten in this city 1 enables Dr. Brow a
to otter uaurano,,,, o r ~ 4p.wdy cure to all alt.., nmy rams ttu•
der his awe.
Huhe and Private Consultation licoms bil Srnitlincid et.,
between Third and Ft tu•th streets.
silfir Charges moderate.
1)R. BROWN cnntinues to he r consulted fi,r
the cure of SECRET DISP.A S. Ilis sures in
long•standing cases is unegnallod. The sfflieted err. i n lted
to call without delay. Persons afflicted eMI Tenet. a/ Nis.
eases, Rlieumathint, Piles, or gellllllll, should Rot
delay to got his advice. Letters containing a Ire,
ly answered.
Orpoe sod Prtmb oma, No. EU Fru Ithtelii Krim t
between Third sod Fourth atreobt, No-burgh jr2t)
L IVERPOOL AN D PIIILADELPITIA
STEAMSHIP LINE.
The splendid new Steamship CITY 11A LTIMORE, Capt.
Luton, will sail from Philadelphia on the
7th Augustaud 1 ill Septetutper—from Liver
poo 7th August. KANGAROO from Liverpool, 30th July
iind 10th September—from Philadelphia. 2lst August and
_lst tr.-tuber. CITY OF MANCHESTER, from Liverpool
13th August—from Philadelphia, 4th September.
Vann Philadelphia. Prcnt Lirerpoor.
Cahini.....tie6 and 555. CAW n and $ 75.
Steerage .............$3O.
Passage Tickets to and from Liverps...l the überre
of Steamships, or by Pllttlf-1 SAILING PACKEW.
can be procured ou application to
SABEL & CURTIS. Yr; Broadway, New York,
Or— JOHN 'mum pEgis, 41k. Liberty sr., lintshurith.
I'. S.—Alan, D ra ft s for wile uhet.ty,4 bonito.
.
THE TIIUNDERBOLTS OF JOVE WERE r.
-.1 forged by Vulcan, but although the onrush:lV woe-
pans of the one-eyed blackamitlis answered very welt:for the
tattles of the Gods, they were not half us effective Lea Colt's
latest improved revolvers which weigh but /I pnuniliinud
Send balls thick and fast as Prrirthisn - arrow, The implored
Revolver can be had at the Enterptriiii q orb s , t..5,140r uith.
a general assortment of Guns and Hill , A - 1,, ej7 ,
and u One assortment of Surgical I usren.et
BOWN & TETLEY. toe AlitiLeist.
MEE
' i fggf:':i. ,: gi' - ::..•;,;',: --- ,.......::. , ,q?.. : , i,'.!
,_:
.. 7 , - .' -.-- ., 1. 1 - - - : - ..2.e." . i.-, -,- ; , :!..,..:'.•.: 7 -, : - . .
'i 4. ..;::••••: -. :;' ,.
4 .4q , .:- . 1. , . , :• - ,• - •:, : , , ,,.. - - : - . ,....,:;: , :. : i .. , .:.;
- ,-- ~,•;,'...'3'.--,-.-:;:-.....-,-,"i',::.,-.-•4,,.,*---.i.:,_--'2
. ~.._.... ,
.....
.. _
.......... ...
f .•
1.414..;"_V? •
• , ••.1
,77::;.rz
14'1".1,!'i'1,,-.'''.
iiVIMS2I
MEDICAL
111G95 1 wl
b
1,
MEM
MESE
Ss
g 3
..?
Pennsylvania Newspaper Archive

Pittsburgh morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1855-1859, August 19, 1856, Image 3

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

Pennsylvania Newspaper Archive
