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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
HONDA MORNING
Democratic Primary Elections.—We give below
the names, as far as we have been able to obtain
them, Of the gentlemen elected as delegates to the
County Convention on Wednesday
PrITOII7IIO u.
]at Ward—Phlt. M"Laughlin, Arthur Nicholson. For T.
B. Hamilton.
Arthur McGill, A. P. Anshutz. For T. R.
Hamilton.
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Sd No Election.
4th" Thomas Hinton, Jamie II Clark. For M. I,
Stewart. •
6th " John Heldman, Joseph Dell. For M. I. Stew.
art.
6th " James Moore, Jacob Tomer, Jr.
7th " John N. M'Clowry, B. F. Latshaw.
Bth lieub. Leonard, W Griffith. For T. II Gm.
Mon.
Thomas S. Rowley, Joseph Weeks. For M. I.
Stewart.
Lt Ward—Wm. H. lid'ese, David Campbell. For M. I.
Stewart.
William Hazlett, Jas. M. Boyd. For John It.
Large.
2+l" 'Thomas Farley, Christian Srbruni. For M. I.
Stewart.
Morrison Poster, Wm. Blakt ly.
BOHOLKILIS.
Duquesne—David H. Williams, Sami. M. Tompkins
Birmingham—A. Arbogast, 11..lileiumati.
lienienn— John F. Cocker, A. Ackley. For M. T. Stewart
Holdrisint—Dr. Sitocox, Joe. liFFarland.
Idoou—Joe.
Finley—V. Hays For M. 1. Stewart.
Boas—Robert Morrow, Peter Ivory
South Pittsburgh—Wexel, Charles D. Wood. For I'.
Hamilton.
Birmingham--Clnia. Arbugait, P. Kleinman.
Manchester—ti. Holley, Samuel McCune. Fn
Stewart..
Senn—Sarnuel Duff, Frank Wilton.
Holllna--Ileory Menai, Jon. Gaut. r. Fur M. I. Stewart.
Peebles—A. 11. Gross. W. D Bush r. For SI. I. Steuart.
of the Democratic citizens of Moon
A eneetin
township was held at Stevenson's Mills in said town
ship, on Saturday, the Ifith inst., to take measures
for forming the Democratic citizens of the township
into a Democratic Buchanan and Breckinridge Club,
and make arrangements fur a mass meeting to be
held in said Loved - Ship at some future period.
The meeting was called to order by calling James
Brown to the chair, and appointing P. H. Stevenson,
.Seer story.
On motion, moved and adopted, that the Demo
cratic citizens of Moon township eur...11 themselves
as a Buchanan and Breekinridge Club.
A Committee of five was appointed to draft resolu
tions. The following persons were appointed. viz
Robert Hood, Robert B. Sterling, J. Smith, E. Mc.
cainnitand S. Stevenson who reported the following
resolutions, which Vera nail and adopted : . .
Resulredi That from the present state of political
iffairs, it is the plain duty of every true a'ud
honest citizen to join the Democratic party, as it is
the only national and cAlservative party in our
country.
Revolved, That in James Buchanan, we have a
true friend to the working class, who are the real
producers oral! our national wealth.
Resolved, That the final success of the measures
for which James Buchanan contended in Congress,
and the subsequent effects on the !shoring class, give
the direct lie to the assertion that he wishos the la
baring men to work for ten cants per day.
Resolved, That in John C. Breekinridge we have
the true Democrat and able statesman with the abih.
ties such as are required to preside over the Senate at
this peculiar crisis.
Resoined, That in the Cincinnati platform we re.
cognise those principles which constitute a place r. O
safety for the inhabitants of every State in this great
Union.
Argoload, That we pledgo our undivided support to
r be wminees of the Cincinnati Convention, and also
.to import the Democratic ncminees for State offices.
- On mOon, the promiedings of this meeting be
i pablisfied# the Pittsburgh Democratic and other
,papere that may feel disposed to do so.
On motion of E. McGinnis, that this meeting ad.
jonrn, to meet at School House No. 4, in said town.
ship, this evening week, the 23,1.
JAMES BROWN, President.
P. H. STEVENSON, Secretary.
Birmingham Primary Meeting.—The following
.delegates were elected to the County Convention
A. Arbogast and H. Kleinman. Instructed for
Salisbury for State Senate.
Rewired, That the Democratic party of Birming
Lam repel with acorn the attempt of a certain •• liar
lister" to construe a personal affair between hitn,elt
and the Clerk of the Market into a political
whereby he would he enabled to carry out the spirit
of the opposition, and array one portion of our cit.:
2.81:18 against tho other by an appeal to their passiid,•.
But a feeling of sympathy for our fellow man pron.; t,
_,is to hope that a subsequent sojourn in the country
hu sufficiently repaired the mental relaxities un
sequent on his herculean exertions in preparing
that communication fur the Gazart,., to onable him to
rO9OlllO his arduous duties as attorney et law.
J. W. PArrinsus, SReretary
A meeting of the Letzweratic citizens of the Third
rust., n 1
the house of 11. Duffy. On motion of Jo La :, , Ingee
John Wtiune was called to the chair, and Hugh
Dempsey appointed seeratary.
On motion of James Lindsay it was
Brimtoed, That in consequence of the illegal ae
ti.al3 of' the officers of the primary meeting held in
s r ,b iw j'a building, and the illegality of the voting at
said meet ,:st, the Democratic eitirens of the Third
war d b e reci b e ad to meet at the Iteghiter's office, in
the Court Iluuse, 0 ;2 Monday evening, the 251 ii
between the hours of 5 and 7 o'clock, for the pur
vise of choosing delegates t,; the County Convention
to be held on Wednesday, the ineL
JOHN M'CUN:3, President.
H. S. DEIII'SEY, Secretary.
At the primary meeting of the Democrats or thy`
• Second ward, held an Saturday evening, August
23d, at Wilkins Ilall, Mr. Robert Patterson was
chosen President, and Amos Lusk Secretary. A. I'.
.Atishutz and Arthur McGill wefe unanimously
.elected delegates to the County Convention, to It.
bald on Wednesday next, and were also unanimou. , -
Iyinstrcieted to vote for Thomas R. Hamilton for Dis
trict Attorney. [Signed]
ROBERT PATTERSON, Preet
Auos LUSK, Seep
At a primary meeting of the Democrats of tit,:
Third ward, city of Pittsburgh, held at Splane';
building, to nouttnate delegates to the County Con
vention, Wm. B. M'Conlogue was, on !notion, called
to the chair, and Francis Kelly and John C. Do, lin
• were appointed as secretaries.
The following persons were nominated us delegate.
to the County Convention, with the following result :
Felia Laverty. 16. t
John Burke- 15ti
Will Black 136
,James Widen 131
Fifth Ward P,-imal eting.--- A t tt tee tip: of
the Democracy of the Fifth ward, held at the public.
school house, on Saturday, the 23d day of Angus',
between the hours of 5 and 7 o'clock P. M., for the
.. ya r.;‘ose of electing two persons as delegates 4., the
:Comity Convention, to meet on Wednesday, the 27th
inst., John A. Parkinson, Esq., was called to the
chair, arid John J. Mitchell appointed Secretary.
The meeting having proceeded to an election by
ballot, Joseph Bell and John Heldman were duly
. elected as delegates.
Joiiis A, PARKINSON, Chairman.
Jo b ul J, Mtecunw., Secretary.
At a meeting of the Democratic voters of the Bel'
-enth ward of the city of Pittsburgh, held pursuant
to public noting, at the School House, on the 23.1
Ind., Hon. W. W 7 Irwin was chosen Chairman, and
- R. IL N. Thompson, Seczetery,
The object of the meeting having been stated LY
Vibe Chairman, the meeting, on motion, proceeded
Vote by marking, for delegates to represent the Sev
enth Ward in the Democratic County Convention,
.appointed to be holden at the Court Hotisc , on W.
..neaday next, at 11 o'clock, A. M.
Whereupon, John N. McCleary and B. F. 1... -
-shaw were declared to be unanimously chosen dele
gates a ii,resaid.
On motion, it was unanimously
ftesolv.4, That the said delegates be instructed to
use all honorable efforts to secure by the Democratic
COntity Conveni-jon, the nomination of the following
}..'clatiernan, for the State LegisltAure, Hen. W.
W.lrwin •, for
Comm Judge, Aldertacm Thump-
Pon ;* for County Commimioner, tleorge Feree,
And thereupon, Zhu meeting adjourned.
W. W, IRWIN, Chairman.
R. H. N. TionPnoN, Sec'y.
In pursuance of the call of the County Committee
the Democracy of the First ward, Allegheny, met at
the time and place appointed.
The meeting was organized by calling Charles F.
Porte: to the chair and appointing Edmund Cowling
as SeergarY•
O n motion, the meeting pruceeded to nominate
-delegates, grid Wm. B. AFL; ee and David Campbell
wore nominated .p 4 duly elected to attend the Con •
'motion on Wednesday, tba 77th inst.
CELABLES F. NIVEA:P., Chairman. •
En. CoInINC) Secretary.
Dead —Joint dr.% the brakesman 011 the Penn
syWardaitailroad, who VW Injnyed last Saturday
a week, near Johnstown, died at 1 a.. M., pp Friday
morning. His remains Aare conveyed home.
Theatre.—This favorite place of amusement will
be re-opened to-night by the Martinetti troupe, who
have been engaged by Manager Foster for a limited
number of nights. The regular fall season will com
mence on the lith of September, when the excellent
new stock will make their first appearance.
AUGUST 25
During the brief time the theatre has been closed,
the entire building has undergone a thorough refit
ting and refurnishing, and it now will vie in beauty
of decoration with any similar establishment in the
country. Two magnificent drop curtains, to take the
place of the old ones, have been painted by Mr. Per
kins, a celebrated scenic artist from New York. The
'same gentleman has also repainted the dome, which
now presents an exceedingly handsome and pleasing
appearance. The exterior of the different circles has
been beautifully decorated with golden ornaments
from designs by Mr. 0. Foster, who has displayed a
mostexcellent taste. In addition to these improve
ments, the outside has also been subject to some al.
terations, which add materially to the appearance
of the building, A neat iron balcony has been con
structed along the front, on which, we understand, a
band will occasionally be placed and "discourse
sweet music."
The new company with which the season proper
will be opened, is, we are informed, one of the very
best ever engaged for our theatre. We can well be
lieve this, as Mr. Foster has, at all times, been un
remitting in his exertions to please his patrons. The
heavy expense just suffered in redecorating his
theatre in so brilliant a manner, is another evidence
of his willingness to gratify playgoers, and we hope
may not go unrewarded.
A number of excellent " stars," both male and fe
male, have also been engaged, and will appear du
ring the courae of the season.
Messra. Editors: There wan another great Repub
lican meeting here last night, about 2110 porsone of
all parties being present. the majority of them, how
ever, weto Democrats. The meeting was addressed
by three or four of the "big guns" of the Republi
can party, who labored hard to prove that they were
Democrats, but it was no go. They gave old Buck
guns [not ;lessee] for being a bachelor, told several
anecdotes taken from newspapers and comic alma
nacs, sang some songs, flattered the working men,
told them that Frerntint stole an old rascal's daugh
ter, [for which Jessie will thank them,] lc.. after
which the meeting adjourned. Political thermometer
at Zero. Yours, itn.
The P,l jn the Fourth Ward, Alleghe•
ny, did not come off on Saturday night, owing t o
ewe accident, but there was an immense assemblage
of the Demucracy. IN . ›..te'ss+ than three thousand
ivere present. Ald. Abraham Hays presided at the
meeting. assisted by a number of Vice Presidents
and Secretaries. Mr. Samuel C. Wingard, of Pitt.
burgh, being present, was invited to address the
meeting: which he did, enchaining the audience :di
more than an hour. lis thsoussed the principles of
the two parties in a very able manner, and was fre
quently interrupted by applause. The city of Alle•
ebony w ill do nobly for tiur ticket this foil, or large
Democratic meetings argue nothing.
lo lir..k,•nn:r Warr, Jame M. LI. yd
Ind William Hazlett were elected, , •n Seturthivcne
wing, delegates to the Democrati.. County Cocoon
which assembles next Wednesday. The 1.1
Liwing resolution was offerel by Thomas M o ffitt:
but, on motion of Samuel Smith, all after the word
•' Resolved" was ,trielien out.
ftesoruccl, That the delegates to the County t'.,n
vention he hereby instructed to vote for conferees
favorable to the nomination of Col. James A. G il•.ou
for Congress; and in the event of John It. I,rge's
name tieing withdrawn as a candidate for loistri , t
Attorney, that they be lo,tructed to vote (or M
I. Stewart.
, sa ,, a..ao.—(in Saturday evening tact, several per
sons a ho claim to Le sound en the " 1,1(
met on the errner of O'Hara and Pike streets, in the
I . .fth Ward. for the purpose of railing a pole in li.,
of Fremont. They got along very well 1",, a E , 111...
but when alsout half way dawn , ait.e their
Half was is tarthe, than the S.11:1, Car
113 lure holder, a horn the iiholiti—wisto are g,ing
gt t t,, , aards the .• White and we
upon this tailor, a. II de,de.l straw.
A yiliiii•lrsr !n-t.--k fnem l or ours, oat 6 Fre
,nt uutn, who Jed returned 'thin Lecousior
..a), in der.ey >bore, u twirl. of fifteen bon
thhabliadthe, he found but ..ne Fremont ruat•.
The Dernoerary in that region, he sir r, do not I.noe
of Fremont as a compet.thr for the Presidency. hot
oonsolert Fillmore as the upporitlon ••
admire the candor oi our ti lend - . ' rIl H in
thus confessing to political truth,. that are
!lAA tlble.
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D. BEtt(2, Chairman
b, another column will lie found a mitiee of the
commencement of the fall term of the Allegheny (D
-igitate, under the principalship of Mr. L. Bre& ey.
It would he a work of supererogation for u. to r
mend Mr. Bradley to the public in a ,ity where he
has taught for more than a nwil we w ill
therefore merely remind youhg gentlemen eh. wish
to prepare themselver for a eollegiatecourre that this
ItoLtitute offer, a superior chance.
atur lay
L:vd the pleavu re a 1•1•AqIng. C , D
flub Matson, Esq., one of the most extensive lan,
li , :rmen and hest in Jefferson county. Ile says Ito
vltatsixo acid Dreckinritige will hare. at least. live htin
Bred majority ip linut county, and perhaps more.
A Donation.— Isaac Aims., ..f this
city, hat donated $lOOO to the Wettern l'ennaylcu
uia Ilitipital, to help purchase a faros for that insti
tutuin. Thin example i ssitrthy of being emulated
14 our charitable rich men.
ing this evening
llostetter'm CelchrAted 5T ,, %1 ltIT•
TERS are nu more classed o il- Ow nee ..ml nose: t1,11,A
Ll,e day. hut. the • only.), a“: 01 w et
remeolies of lids si t , 1,-ting 1,10, ed there by ntrtue of isietit
made manifest hp experiment... ;,,sidts in ; rat tli ..oi
most eminent hh)sieians. as stet! as ;tee...nal Ir nil. nit ii
themselves, , A hirh pnirautees fir ti n ier Bitters n permanent
tedcltion antung the most valuable preparations t • toposlll,
till. vocabulary of medicine. and not dominsl to le•p lido oh
livion with hundrstls of useless nostrums gotten nip out) for
sate, jilt: ; , ropriettirs do not claim for them t.. cu re all. Let
for a regulator 1.;,,,tt stomach and n strmigthener of the
system, they sib non ledge tio seversr. For a in, rlui Ilio
tint the bowels, resulting iu pales nod gripiag 4.11 4 ! 4 4 1.- ti
tatters morlme, or even cholera, the timely use of tt,et• Bit
1,4, 4 , 111 per dirt,alollllol.l IKPfile, will be a rertain prevenut ,
tan' MA should be , t ied ity everylasly, inn)
' 11t Ililr al's
•14,, of the year, ,when vegtfaltten and h tilt CO11011,.• the
principal diet. kor sate by 1,1U574:',4 4)11T11,
Sole Matiulacturers and Froltrietore, 214 F.' on At.
. . •
A tl,l (or tale by the prino•lpal lintigizitits and li , oteln through
.ut the Uulled Statue anti Cllalltilf4ll. 411VI:deW
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MR. M. P. EATON.—Sir. - Patent Oil liluly ui Cup
Ina hven In use on the engin. m uur Works fur neatly throe
ban ili'ver required any repairs, and tins given um
rutlrn 13,1101dact.u.y. 11u^a truly,
hl; I NIISTON, O , REI, A N
Ti cat's Patent Oil 0101,21 are manufactured fur we by
Sleanra. J. & 11. Jones, Phila., NI fled theettwooll, Cin
cinnati. and Messrs. A. & J. NlcKenna, Pittsburgh, ah, are
also autbur ized to sell them. Urdern for the li lobes mill
Lo
pr omplly atteude4 10.
Shop 'tights are offered for sale on reawalable terms, to
Itailroad Co'a., Steam Eugine Bulldog, lira. F4011D1i1.1 . 4, and
others lit any part of the United States.
N 101 . 4118 F. EAT.N.
PATTEBSiN, N. J Ztriarti Enyiuo Worka.
MOBlO F. Esvoiv, Eoy —Darr Six r—Mre tinyejind. received
the Patent Oil Globe you Bent us, awl have no doubt we shall
to *aged with it. lA, you propose to furuitib us the Globes
or sell Lb a Shop Right to manutacturn to" our busitieiviii
Your., ItivipectfuliFi
T. C. SIMONTON CO.
Imeaurre OIL Cur.—We hare been shown by 3f" 11 '"'
. Keteu, o,` l'lttaburgh, an iraproYM CUP ReamEn g iu ' fi, P.thrl" .l by Qt.:). Trutt, which been higillY
apoken of wherever need, bY praetwei ity"• / t° ee ' n°T"Y
i n IVO aimpliey of management are appllr , t at a giane4, aif4
jt WtII gmloubtedly meet a large dontind. It ran be
ol
taioal of Messrs. Caldwell & OltbavY• agent for 11111 6'3
I jf, and PS North Fifth st.—Pu. -nquirer, Phila.
Tstips.nANervii.t.K, August 2::
ALWAYS ABOUT
Th- City Cuunei;ii i t t their regular a ontLly
PITTSBURGH "ii,ll.Ti Konen, Aticunt 1 V,6.
Appointments by the President.
WAstittioros, August 23.---The venom yesterday
crey of e
confirmed the nominations of Id.
Cur
rry, as th GoTerri.vern
or, and Benj. F. Harding
incur of New York, and
tory of Oregon ; John J.
ii e„,.g.„ P. Mend, o f cumbridge University, Chief
Astronomers, to run ,oe boundary lino between the
British Possesslov. and Washington Territory ; Con- ' ~,,ii
issayer of the United States Mint in
rad Wiegand. .- --- -- . ,
California, . ice Augustus liorasthy, appointed Re. LBS. Say. Sago I heese.
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tames hai dna" asserted .11, roe flak nt
l i ner and ouielter ; Franklin 11. Porker, U. S. A ttor. cult I°°
ney f,. the Hastarn !district of Louisiana vice Win. MIA\ ios.
,-,,,,,,- -,, ,--- L ,— , v , ,„,,,„ ~ , , , ~_
woy, resigned ; Daniel Radcliffe, Assistant Soltei- i Fr'lll''''' '''''''''''''' " . •‘f Trh'r -- Appli-
Air of the Court or Claims; A. T. Haven, of Nicht.
~.eennes, 1 'NIL tgltit . " l ? , ‘ t ' i l ie ll " I gt 7u7r l". f d t l a l F t 4 ', , '""'-- . lg" " ' "." 1
gun, U. S. Marshal fur Utah, vice PArnion, removed ; the•-iIT rid:WM . IU RION ' Stititii IL,' ik„Ll.,t;liTuA„.‘2l.i Mat '','
Mathias R. Andrew, Collector of Customs at St. Au- , ,wnsed by th e resignation of Miss Mottle I. Rate e s :X7 '.
gu sti no ; John
jvh , ,[l,,,i , p,i.
g0, i ) ;,. , - k „ se‘nAtt , ;ll.7 ; : :: : : :_
• Robert
Singapore ;Juba
:e 4 telneted by the professors of the l i t ' lx . School.
C. Ml. , ,yes, BY OCOIVOr of the Land office at Vi
J. Roche, George Whitman, 0. E. p
to examine and decide on land titles tha a '
rd, Jos. Address-- 11. X. MeGOWIN,
's.!se: . P . S. Meyer and Thos. C. Dou' to be Justices auls:lw Pres't Central Rm.! of Educatio n .
of Peace lot the i.iistFi . ct of Coluw - " - - Di AINTING—WILLIAM C.,A.VrON, Or:
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n nnnwunit and Fancy Paint: r, 107 FA/RTII street, be.
From liTy•tag""t F,, ~',.n li —1 and Smithfield streets.
* inif•A II wort dose to the j.lst :t 'e :1
23.—The Deleccratie Can-' - - 4-2
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- TA I v duffer, WHEE RELIEF CAN Bit .
/Of -why WE •, on WAS-- C . ' ,h 0 morning , deterened to ad- O LET OR FOR SALE—Tbe Leas •• '
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greas ional cAncil°, • . , Ar ikino. out 1.- T Fist tirssi of the
SO EASILY OBTAINPIA- - ! t " ° ;' .. : 9 n 8°" Throat, 14° 1 1 ' Y ' here to their ame eitoent. i.• -. 'louse
in and to remain ... STORE AND DWELLING But:SF.,
Bite s,
Bur Bronchitis, Croup . Stiff JOiSo, 11 F 1 1 71 ' proviso of the ArmY- B .- ! . ... hi , liesolui• '
-the business for w •CL 3_ _ lii Ft I.F.NAI. STR.T.F.T.
Bites, Burns, Sprafies, ::r Fano in nay part of your e,TStutu I . till they tranaaat- • - -,gress Near the 1 ,, ,,t ouite, dilcznvey City Stlithbit• for n Dry
I i °rig, Shoe, lint or Clothing Stott
Y o n A m b e relieved at once by lasing the most beautiful of was conVelle4.- ----.e-e... -------
.- gar The fixtures are all uew. •
all Liniments, the .1 White Circassian Liniment," prepartd of Congress.
ID...nib of o illentber linmedtste IftY2HOliSioll can he given. ItNitite off li'
by Dr. SCOTT, of Morgantown, V., and for sale chest., 9 3 —Mr. Meacham M. , i•witei,,, of I,ssulb.aw—chbf JAMES COWLIN O.
Y Vt. August ~ .. . . ,
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wbolinale and retell, by Dr. KEYSER. 140 Wood street, aid I t ictst:Lisauß , ,
his morning, after a short •
his State, died t gAILBOAT LUMBEI.{ YAHD.—iii. AY.
JA.B. P. FLEMING, near R. R. Depot, All eg h e ny. B ee ad- C. from t . _
the brain.
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illness, of congestion of ur hneteg purchased lZapt.'.7olu jaudergrtfesl,•••.-
rasement In another column of
____to -day's paper. imari.lu, _
_____..___._.,..________.__ f urnish el^ yard, No . • t 9 Water street, is - now prepared 'te
141 vs rleans. ber• nr ptivno NI art lion a sawed tin,-
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Sir Hato 4itj# pear—an who wish to wear a NEAT t ^2 —The steward AL I,
the VOR SAL. • unl4 Am
OnixAn, Aligns - •
a GOOD lIAT or CAP, &Quid call et No. 164 WOOD et.. NEW • .
d at Balite, Us was 1112 E ler j_ . In Duff's Cr.dr ll, •
tiREE , L.p ,
in LARSIIII'S
;finitilus waspseke up .
.. he Counting Room ot ~ bt du,
told par Chase what they may want to that ha e . • articulats. y - application to
froru eahaustion. to gtve p aufil
stil.3 MORGAN a C0.,184 Woodio•- l i V E ' Poet.
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TFIE LATEST N EWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
TRIRTY.FOURTR CONGRESS
EXTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23---Senate.—Mr. Jonas, of
Tennessee, rose to make a personal explanation. lie
read an extract from the Philadelphia " Ledger,"
containing a sketch of the speech of Mr. Trumbull
in which Mr. T. was represented as saying that Mr.
Jones was a man who had never told a political
truth in his life. Efe took this opportunity to have
the correction made publicly, as he had bean in
formed by Mr. Trumbull that the latter had been
misrepresented.
Mr. Trumbull stated that he had used no such
language in reference to Mr. Jones.
The Senate then resumed the consideration of the
Army appropriation bill.
Mr. Clayton said he was bound by no party ties
and had no other object in remaining in public life
but the good of the country. He deeply deplored
that the House had resolved to adhere to their
amendment, as thereby the Senate was driven to the
necessity either to recede or adhere. At the proper
Hui. he would introduce a resolution fur the ap
pointment of a committee of seven members on the
part of the Senate and eleven on the part of the
House, to take into consideration the disagreeing
votes of the two !louses on the Army hill, with a
view to arrange the details, and settling the differ
ences between them, and to report to their respective
branches. The Senate had agreed to adhere to their
amendment, striking out the Kansas restriction, but
notwithstanding, he believed Lis proposition could
be made acceptable. It would comprembse the honor
of neither house and might save the Army from a
disastrous fate and preserve peace in the territories
where there is now civil war and perhaps preserve
the Union.
Mr. Hunter said no such resolution was now in
Order; by the Senate's adhering, this bill would be
lost, but that which failed on Monday and As now
on the table of the Ilouse might be taken up. To
adhere would only be to express an opinion relative
to the bill. Ho understood furthermore that it was
probable that a new cue would be introduced or,
Monday, in the House. by the Committee on ways
and means.
Mr. Toucey spoke in strong tortes of condemnation
against the action of the llou,e in sending to the
Senate the army bill, under the circumstances ; do
Glaring that they will stop the wheels of government
unless the Senate will yield their opinion and concur
in the legislation of the House. Ile regarded this
conduct as not simply unconstitutional, but in the
highest degree revolutionary. If the House could
enforce obnoxious legislation and coerce the Senate
on one subject, they might on another: they might
refuse appropriations for the judiciary or executive,
unless the action of these departments of government
Ls satisfactory.
Mr. Benjamin said the Muse have nothing to net
upon, and expressed the hope that, by general ono.
rent the vote would la, taken first and that the dis
oussiou go on afterwards.
Mr. Trumbull thought the Nouse were obliged to
act as they did sima, Mr. Hunter had moved that the
treate insist, but did not ask for a committee or oon-
f nee. This was regarded by the !louse an an not
discourtesy, for it was usual for the imisting Ludy
to tick for a eonferezioe.
Mr. Hunter replied that he did nut intend d
tesy to the !louse, nor did be suppose they so regard
ed it. The same course was adopted on the Heil
bill, and the House receded. He thought that a
ibe beet nay to settle the ditTiculty end a dopt
ed that course.
Mr. Seward Iltated that he ,h“1.11,1n , d Voie, hsving
paired H with Mr. end Fieh had p.tire,l
Mr. Fitritatri:l,.
The motion was agreed to —ye., :,15, nay ,
Mr. Ciayoin suhuolied the re,iluiviin ul which be
had given notice.
Mr. Seward the Chad rail the reioilu
(ion mural lie over one day.
Mr Clayton earnestly appealed to Mr ,iassar.l t.
withdraw his objisetion and alt.. , thu matter to b
,liscussed. as this was an alarming vrt•o..
sible moans should be used to avert the the
army appropriations.
Mr. Seward said there woe n Senator to eth.irn he
would >meld metre cheerfully in A matter of courtesy
than the Senator from Delaware, but on this pant
he could not yield connstenti:i with hie sense of
duty. lie entertained no fare or alanus of such
ilirmstreits ri , nsesitiences a. \l r. I .I nyton had prethrt
ed. lie had bef , re neer] I'm. , a hen it tvn. tea, I
the country was in danger, Litt 1, th , ,,v4.'.t
no more real danger ri, , vr than "n W 4,
sl , llle. Whether the two Ideii.es airrei .1 r ,i..agreed
their amen wa• , onstltat.,r,el an. I b. , we.
let the t•• the '''unite 1.. r their verdwt.
was il•p,,ed to the api.wintment ft t` , .l3llUdlet.
to meet £1 , otuthittee of eleven et the
That was extrnordtnary and unueua: :Ma
h.. ~e,er Fnrw nny g0,•,1 t.. req.:( Inca
lie way .ati,tle I line youroe {IOC, ~n
:!rervt. Cr 1.• r •. , Icl fn hi. ot_ieetion
. further 1.4,1ne5, , eII.! • a.!
tirue I.
Mr l'ampL , n, of I)
fr.•tu hurl, rind the .1111ii , tilou• e%,,,[1,: I
tit - bell the In 11, 11,•. Iht 4,11,11111 n•
.1 The /1-11:.• f , k•der o:tit, , fl :1
tiffill.o ; 11[1.11111rd1•1 the -I.l•Kker
n;th ,1t,• , 1,r rr• tll th.• (13 1 t.
•rt 1•1 . r
tp‘berw,o.
Mr 1 . 111111 1 .eil ,11 , 1 If the re•.:1:11,11 :
gnvd, it f•rni4i
Mnllll-1” illlll • • •611. • • I I
Mr.Cil.lll.l.oil 4,1, ••• !!.1 , 0 b.r ul'.
pl•nkl On. rule , ,n NI.. :day L.rtho lu ::•
the reA,lnti,n.
Mr. Mney mule an •uefi,eturt: t• '0
the electhin ,•1 n chnpla:ti.
Mr. \lntte+:•n , •tierefi a prONtl`'.lo
,letting forth tho thy j not r 'Lit 'I f. r lie
Alioll 0.1 Te.s.l4 la irrep,a'2.l,lt. I• -ul:r .•! .t.
ttra , tln¢ pftrtie,. wlth.mt the 4 0131.3:2( .•f the .the-, at:A
it n•ot repealed by the Kansa.. N...re•ka art There
ti,re err. e te.ept f•r eritue. I hat part of the
rormer prurtswc I,mti•int..., north cc! ^,r, 30, i.,
retuntatf prolihited , further u.,ert , ng that the
roaolution, lormg a e..utpa,•t with 'Fein•. it a
~:riproutiAe I,4tweet: Ile try, arid As, o State-. „n I
con attempt nt lice a,ltui•ni.m rn•nter tiutn),r ..•
r Stale, n.,rth that latitude ,
tid mire. and ,{ direct attnek upon I lie hat
fauna and otalalilv t
11:1 ui.4 inn ,p 1 .4,1 r how, they were tabled hr I I
ISSIMI
Ntr. It .hre..;:r.g 'Let
tohtee .4; the J .11.1der the 1,1 r:e:N •
ro oreant.tvg • at, 0.3 the 1 . t . ,1111511 . 00r1 I 10)
D:etriet 01 1' , intuit t.
111.4,n Mr. C•thl,
urretl ,n the reswintion of the Senate ntt,,pen•ling
the :;let rule in ~r der that the Army bta he taken
from the table.
Mr. Catnrmo.!, of unxur•a,•ta'. ,ue
geoti...n that the liearn inn•t nn iU di,ajzreement
acti iolk a committee .1 e..,ntrrout,..
Mr. Cobb, of deorgta, moved that the Ilitute re
cede from the Kansas Negatived by it.
against 100.
Mr. Wn,bt.urne, of Maine. inured that tt.e Ilouke
~,;arts. Agreed to by 'JS again:q
Adjourund.
ST. 1..1t I, August^3.--Privates wilt lees trout
lit.ount ilia, ,tate that the late neon from kati can hen
created intenre excitement there: that sfietal have
Mien rained. and that men will Int pent to the relief
.if the pro del cry citizens of the territory
state of feglinz ecirits in all the river and hotcbir oun
11, , Of Misesori. Public n,eetines are heinr held
and large numbers of men are ruluranering to go and
aid the I; OVCrilflr of Kansas. Men of diseretiou ~a I
property will I to, and with ailetermination to remain
until the present state of affairs is put down, arid
peace and order restored in the territory: c milers
and appeals signed by the prominent and influential
men are freely circulated, asking aid to drive Lane
and his party oet f thr iiountry. Large bodies of
men have doubtless by thfe time entered hiurtAori
and sanguinury and bloody conflicts are daily looked
for.
Citicnoo, August 23.--The St. Louis //cmoccot has
the following version of tho recent affairs in Kansas , :
An attack OP triads on the proddavory eamp at Ca•
sawotomie, occasioned by their plundering provision
wagons belonging to citizens, between Kansas unit
tbaawotouilo. The pro-oluvory force was entirely
driven out. After the affair at Franklin, 2t)U men
from Lawrence marched un the pro-slavery camp at
Wiohington Creek, and ordered them to disperse :
the camp retreated and occupied the fortified block
house at Lecumpton. Heavy tiring Wa+ heard in
that direction during the day, and it is supposed
a sanguinary ongagetnent took place, tho result of
which . 1a not knovtl.
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fY OAS iaaIIEA.NE,DIVLDEiNIX I 4—e/ho,,Tr_tide-Ip. of
PTTTSBURGLI GAS CrEslbAgT .
declared a Dividend of Fire per Cent. nut of the pients of
the last no mouths, on the Capital Stock of the Company;
payable to Stockholders or their legal representatives forth
with, at the Office of the Company.
JAMES M. CHRISTY, Treasurer.
Office of Pittsburgh Gas Co., Jai) 14. 18.5e—(jy181
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANS: —No. an SARTG
REE'f —JONES' \sit tic ILb LNG Deposits
must be made with thls Inatlttitmn in the mouth of June,
In order to draw - interest from July Ist.
jets Cli A'S. A. COLTON, Trailer.
11D10 a. PENNA. AND OHIO & INDIANA it. II
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. On and after July 7th.
Rills of Luling must be handed in at the Federal Street Stu-
Out before 7 o'clutit P. M. of the day of shipment other
wise, the Company will not pay charges,orin any manner Le
rtsponsible for their collection. E
Fl. MOOR.
iY7 Bnpurintuu t.
AUUTION SALES
SU B 1; It BAN FARM AT PUBLIC SALE,
Frill NTILY SEATS, itc.—On THURSILk , r „.
ing, Angiera at la o'clock, will be cold that Ishilltle
Farm. cositaiiiitig lIPJ terve, situated Lock of East throw,.
limn, in Lower St. Clair township, adjoining Metliiirs's
Perm. and at present um:timed by Mr. DuraiL 'Else above in
easy of trees,' from the Brownsville Pmrik Road or limn ind
hon tininilonoes; a I ,age portion of which Is melt,
virgin sail. covered wttli the finest forest trees or largest
class. It in well adapted far orchards, grape:les, gsorlr ping,
eariveitieut to all eseellent tuarket. un I only a half
hours ride from the city, elevated above the smoke and lin;
healthy fogs and miasma of low grounds: possobsizsg a till,
lancinz atmosphere and Sire seenery. A new bridge
the Manangahelti at Illrtaingliatn, nut a turnpike rowl or
easy grade are now advertised t be contracted fur, which
will heal p n „, t U r i c property, bringing it Enoch more direct',
to the city and adding greatly to its Valor! as Wolf as con,
pleted. The whole will be 1.1/111 in lots of to BI acres. on
u mn itoisses will leave the Nitinutigalivia
Ileum. at 9 o'clock on the morning of sale lO . Dalte• persons to
the , ground.
Ternis--fine-fourtis cash. balance in 1, 2 rind 3 years,
is WI interest. ;mar, DAVIS, Auctioneer.
11015SEX - ND LOT IN . IANCIIESTER.
AT AUCTION.---Un SATUIWAY afternoon, Au gnnt
3 , ), at 4 o'clock, on the promises, will he said that valuable
Lot of Ge.tund, situate oti Churtier street. at the corn, of
an alley 221 let wide, near the Public &hoot House, liaviugt
a front of ttt_ foot on Chartior street, and intending 7'2 P el
along the olley—lift
it uislwd two story frame Dwelling 1101.1.3, with
g.sel cellar, coal h.nisti. gram ry. fruit trees. Ae.
TEr.us-1,2.54) cash; residue in four it, uual psyments, with
iu urea(, s“nred by bond and mortgage.
an::; P. M. DAVIS, Anct'r.
R. M. HUNTER ,
trl'o•gssult 10 ernes 1101r1TE,)
Receiving, Forwarding, Corn in is-
sten Merchant
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
COHERCIAL STREET,
1 1 ‘ ,/ 1,1 a• MLLES---Tlio undersigned would
atu..m., , I tla•ir flit.llllo that thay
Le la tla. 29t1i lust, u!lhn drvvo }ACM
which thay will 44 , 11 at
um 1 a.thytt IVE.Ulltiort: t owimit.
TIIE have tlli day all
ir..duted Slr. ..101IN M e lLl+ll .•.h. Agent f,
of IZIAMNSON'S Oltll/110 /N . In Pnrll,ol - 01 HUN
I.lstit). Pvt..% will find I,lm nt Pntr,,... 1,0, 0 li t oi
tuurk..t wbrru u full wr,•Lruu..l( trf huar. will L.
A •pt ut unman, tuft,' pricru. Prws..ta..t.•..lu u
11.•.1.1 VI ill ple.tor on:, Iron, Mr. Mulob.4lf,
1l .Vtt~ICR. ATTERM L.l
tt.ler, left with S. MUttlittAVF: 1 (NI,
“,11 pr.iniFll3 att.:dr.l to by the Agent „„_ 3 , "
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S. T. NORTHANI, JL
(Innntitte, of Arbitration for August.
GEO. W. CASS, V. P.
; DICKE.S. T1[.)... BELL,
J. A. IVILSoN, D. M'CANDLESS.
FOUlt...Salog I'2 bbla. rt tra 6uuily Low store at 5t3,7 f.
jC) 1.11,15. nu r n and extra from wagon at 5J.57,4a456,57!..;.
bu bl•I. superll no and ,x.tra fr•nu wag , . at f 5 .R7 1 : ',4iA 154 1;
290 1,1.14. , ntr,rtine and extra, iu lots Ir,•m store, at $,1,1224
. ~ n l,-; 5 1,61. Linseed nt n+ll.
.Salen 100 I,..xei W. It. in lot, nt 44;(R I
Nu. I nt
BUICK.. Sales 7000 c,,tn. an .1 extrn F rebri,l: a 0.1.4%
year Vsna. Inga , t ::l.—Cotton firm: sales 000 bales.
Fleas buoyant: Nan, :::on Lads at for straight State.
ft loot impr.ovi n;:; salt, 11,010 lots at : $1.57 for Western red
Coro onprovom ; sales :17,000 has. Pork heavy; solos Ihno
IMI•. Beef sates 2uo this: at 10.50. Lard firm; sales
300 buds at former quotations. advatmed; MAIM :ZO
1,1,11:i of arc for cap, trot: ..law 10 o hags Rio at
IsPN,a . oll,li. Sim., firm hut. quiet. [Missed oil firm: sales
lkaio galls at $1,01401.01. Cot Meats gala. flutter first.
Iron quiet and firm. Tiiteturb firm ; Kentucky 90914.
Mar 1,1 higher and firm; Cleveland & Tole•
do Rai/road 75 ; Erie Railroad 61 1 4", ; Galena it Chicago Real
31liqiigan Central fr.l; belawaro &Hodson Canal
. t!- Aukiki it; 011ie Tribit ii>:V 4 '; Cumber
loud Cual Company 21; Illinois Coutral 108%; Mich. Pkiiitit
ern tie!,
PRILADELPIIIA, Sattinlny, Ang. 23.—Viour firmer, frith au
demand for export, and sales 1500 barrels fresh
ground at 3rulo, and 7.00 old stock at $046,25; datnand for
city trade Itnalted nt $6,25 fur old stock, to $4,25. as in quality.
Rya Flour dull, with small sale. at $8,50. Corn 31...1 steady,
with limited supply; wdoa 150 this. fresh ground Penns. at
7.743,f4). Wheat more active, and advauetal ii ete.; oaks
of WJUU has at ,51,•tralal,fitl for prime new Southern and Pa.
rod. tu.tly at $1,50, and white at $1,55 for good, sod jl.rat
h.r chorea. Itye staady; sales loOu bus to at 75. Corn fair,
and I not higher; bus good Southern .3.rtlow at
tt.l. afloat; 15du has white at battle ligu re., and a lot dant,tgad
at 54 outs in request, arid 1 runt higher; 911.1 10 0 0 bus
Delaware, near, at ZIS. Whisky quite dull; email gales I.
Idds aril hints at 7.4(4.35e.
St. Louis, 1110
Aligulit 23 -- /lour : Them have tm•ri ,•
• apt, but Ow demand Ix xcii ve; Arai. IVO I ,b, At
for ,tportia•-, and sr,,t.o for extra; 4111A11 ,al. of et rru
report-. 1 0) VI: rocript., am =ld RA.. Sal., - . LN)
1.4,0 IPhoo at , ur white. and ;11,419!Ai for red,
i. ket dnu t t a u 10 gcaal dement nt 37F*31?,- . y. Cora
awl mlPable xi d+o4`) o 11 - hiaky ettatdy; aalm 050
bbl, at I . roxili.qt,: there was toil wg deoe,
un•
Itatnw~.n w, Atists,t —DI., is kV stsi Bun, sod
, 1.... I.si, artist st Ail
tt t. 0.• Wl , bat I :' , 41,10.
W '..0tc,,,,•;
LI, a. bialy at loot that grott ra.ta.rt Itototacia (Alla in
o.otallatillv, an.] r...lociatt f.KI to a
%loch . it k aad chi not :ma la. ',ail)
inn bad ) havr tot hour. sourtirata. tlatolota ,
• ••;o1.) pniu•, nal a geuoval pr, al rati,,n of li•gb 6u 1,4(.1 of
I, alJuly uonuaate..l tlaain, to Leci, thn verhuot ,Arg4a, to
tune lt.coli•r, if you douto r, her fr,an Flom. erne, try a
kof Lit. I , f LIuLLASD tlfTll,lt2!, n rote,ly greaCy ii, rwpo•
ilo.;• e.um nod other '4-m:oh di.ir•ta.,
IMM=II
I ,r!-(l tatt.tltalit. t nn ant To
t •n, . t t..-.. Lan. N tarn-ft:l to oak for linrrltare'n,
••r! 4!;.a hrttlro f!.d the pro!
tot, I:L:sJ.kl l'AtiL, St CO, Vllttatt!.•ltultig
!1:11.1u.L,
I 0.. !! r!.. , !• arld fltrevq,. tth.l
T A ENT( Al CAM P 11 E NG.
ALLEOIIENI VALLEY RAILROAD
1 . . v,l. tra,, .
r. k A. 51.. E.).1
I 11, , It
W 1 NT IT( o AS?. Vann-
111•211
.s Cookll 1..1 or lionr.ling
II too. AI, a 1.1 .• in to. ..oca.l 1..4 AZI 010/111
. ' • • 3r, I to 44.111 he or IS,
4 .1.1.11 •4; VI lit N qi•lo ol Ohio ntr..t, fourth
,1,. coy.
IMIIIEEMI
.11;1,1: F.\ K\l FUR - n
1,11, Ih. ttv.
•, t'. t t t 11.• 1'1441, It ..41. tt. ItAt,l4arril ant: ta
.t.. ,!-•tti • r K.. I traoa.l 'yr land, Antalhard
-••• •I II .1:1 .-1111111., or, tittintottsr.l
I , .
I /11 A. -1‘ are sending an .\ t. , a
I
:\ 11.1 N 0. bulanct , in ~o, ill,' an d
7 •1 • , Ot I 11% a ,•.•• ••1; 1A.(...
I lihni I,liFt.e.l Oil
: • 4 Alto, t.
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A I:ll'l:l , : i'kvq , ,
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vie,•cs Iteragps,
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au .1 ..1 a A. ASON A CO.
u"4 di Fall t.ts,rt.
Alle ' hen Y 1 "'"
3.1 i i EMett 1.3111 . . I.otwoott
t .11,4 11,6 111.• I.t i.IF roJt, t.,
to-p. * Ott tt It• At It , . 41, 8 t 3; o
1,4' 01. gftlll..i tltltunt t.. 1 no )ottl, toot other tmtt
It still Ito tt.ttitt t , .rj lot. It would Ito araitangott u , r .i rity
JyAll lILAK ELY 2 Itlt'll EY.
I ,VI RS. S. A. .\ LLEN'S R'OLL'S 111•11:
I.Ls . rttlt KR —An unratttng roraterot tool ;to ra•t ttr
t It tit and 'Agra It i. not a der' Tito lour :to
to .
.! ;;• . . ~,t o t .I.lteta, Ira 214 gent.rill gon litrattot. osttut. 841 th
Z traraltrattratut toot out" Ih o halo !
" " g . toray 111.1 naturalapl,ttranct
I It , ra .r.rlit ot et It otnltlara mot pre:torso the ....lit!.
111 , ,,' an , l !:error pl., mon. totatta ;to, t , ratora
111 , 4:10. rani ail toot tirtt
i.traaration. (tn. Lona. It nt avortaitt 4.143 rt• r
littad.
PP S \ I.
S.\ LE A very demi ral,k r)
.•nuti.,.. 4 : I.i A. ron. benuttfolly sattait,l
att., 11411..111g 111,. 1,,w1, of Bea I
1.11,141 i. II a {!..u.i ,tll.l .lorr
Tll , ,1 1.1
F, ni
N111:1. (0,01{1l)t'S 8.% NN Elt
A I'alll, , lie a.is 11 1,1 .1 11,11 ri.4l
i'lz , a it •Lallll I,y 11,
II re) a. 1.. 11,,, Gunn'. NI ItKie
1 , 6..v•,1 and rrninalfslll) ,Icalaatta/ to Capt. It. ) riwu.
',lli
rule. Tin. 111411 I' JUNI. pUb/121/1..1/ 111111 for Nth 1.3
IL KLEBEIt 111t0-
.0 I No, f.. 3 Fintl
("I -
uLT 11AS LEFT 1t1111)A rr .
1, (A.--
kJ one of tile lard thingi done by Col. Colt la,
y‘Tting inumed, was to hsve his BiPIWVED visTol.
islosl and brought Into tnitrket. It poosarssen mn II) sdiat.•
loges t.err the old patent. We BOW 111" oon Lund
of thus_e really tasteful weapons, nral would Is 1,1..tas
KilOW WWII) tar friends.
AGAZiNES FOR JULI
j_ liarper'w 11ng i e for July.
titelo)'s ••
tirEkbaul'a
`•
•.
I'.
11l uel rata,/ \44.1.
The Ftzult4le fit Lae, 4.r Claud, eel the E 41.44.1. ten
llorsetne u. b. T. U. 11C11:11 AN.
41 YOU street.
MILL AND CROSS-CUT SAWS;
tirmatt mud Cot u Scytllo;
A is. 4101,,m and Vicec:
1.31111t414.1 rat tires;
Hay and .Matiure POrks. Tttgt•tht.r with a itirtzo
”tt.textt•ttsivt• am.ruoent of liArtlwart...mtt ree..i% , ..1 [tn.l I
,Ith• low,at S,. St Wood at rent. hvtweeti trouliutiti rtiiry
Forth AIM., Pittsburgh. S. AWL. FAUN MVTOCL:
TA I-56 bb6. N. C.
j y .2.1; Tar fur sale by
SMITH, NIAIR & 11.UNTEH
D WELLING HOUSE Pi,
rKml weet, Birmingham, cm
parl..r. dining; ramp, irltehen and °!t; it Clambers, unit
un.h.hou9e. out-own. well of soft water,withpurqp,
kr . closets and pantry. ling aboTe is pleasantly tutunt.,,l;
I ;ftven tutnutes packfrom the Otcuibussee ?we tho
Loune weep ball hour
I rnuteJlette pottteSelvtl Can be had.
S. CuiliBERT & SON,
al Market at.
-."":-:1-.i..,1,,:.'.,4t. -
-7.
MEE
COMMERCIAL
PITTSBURGH BOARD OP TRADE AND
AIEIICHANTS , EXCHANGE.
President
L. WILMARTII
Vice Prrsidenti.
T. 8. CLARKE,
Tcearrrer.
N. lII)LMES, Ja.
&cry!, ry.
JAMES P. BARK.
I:=1
orrICE or THE DAILY NtoIININO Pr,tt,
SAturdity, Augtivt 11.4!,6 j
I: U itt...Sabo '.:7,lktia glimtldera nod tP(fllLe,
=EI
Philadelphia Market
lAucinnall Market
IMB=El!tle!al
I==!I3=METE
i)4LeAst., Aragon 1!.! —SAI, C...tton 14,1,
the Irate. for the w«.-1, wet ,
.:• At 10 n 7(.62;77. Bragging 4 I
44 - ll u.l Digestion of ‘l.
llt 1..111; ..:1,11 C11: • .1 :1AI:. %10.1 il,ll-•tt
. 7 111'1:t.l Ab , _.o•l rnl:.,• Ir.At• :LI 2.:A ,
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l• ~ It
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• Ir.rt ri • • - 1 r• .‘i ...tit I It.pn•veinrots.
.s 14•0 1.11 10 , E , alt -rtlhrt
i.. 1 ' I. Itt., ennhio.z %Met. nl I
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3. CL MIT t z.ON.
tt•.•l %11. ni 1.,•1 t tit. , prryti t z ..r ..am K
. "5..11 Ittt. titc ,ti t it:At Stet,
ittt-t ttt • r“ • r• t , ttry
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KLI I:WHEY
M 11. i 1 ...tr•,.•t, Al
M:rl 111 MI
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•.7.au-+" won a lump do.
10.10411 th,l , ) k.. • I) Aor... half rumnd
I T 1.,
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it.. 1hant...11"141
II ne•VoIY•T.I. Ammut it ,
IsoWN & TE'l'LE',
No. tri, W0k,,1 tql-Lo
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TIM Saturday evening, by the metal marl:
theriwas only 20 Inches water In the channel and falling
• THE and departures on Satan:lay were the steamer
' Wise from Brownsville, and 1). Lynch" from Eliza
lie:a: Ma - ."lxt&oille" , 'lsrrived from Wheeling, while the
new steamer "Belmont" departed for that port.
THE Louisville (Miner of the t2d inst., states that the
River a that point is falling quite fast, with only 3 inches
oh the felts, and that it is lower than at any other time this
season, with no prospect of a-rise.
Tile new steam , r " Lacintise," Capt. Briekell, arrived from
1% heeling on Saturday afternoon. She is supplied with two
30 inch butlers, 14 feet long; engine with 14% inch cylinder
and four feet stroke. She makes steam suttleieut to run at
almost any stage of water.
TILE St. 'Louis papers of the _tat inst.. atato that all the
upper Et 1,1111,1 were nailing, and that the tipper Mlarisnipri
wan cut off by the lower Rapid, with plenty of freight
waiting. The I lliuuis river trade is dull, while teats from
the Missouri are coming in Willi lair cargoes.
Ell I'M/ SUN tt.—A .lispatch dated Louisville, 19th, an
nounces that the Empire, honed from Cairo to New Orleans,
sank at Islaiel ii 7, ou the Saturday preview. She had but
Noislit. which was riveil. The boat, which Is n total
was lied by Capt. Cii.lorwoisl, her commander, and
other parties; was purclueed by thew introit four mouths
age, cost $14,000, and woo Inured for sitooo, In New Allow
ny. She was an etch and large lioat. The Tennessee hello
'coo hailed when she passel her, but linage no additional
particulars. It is supposed she was sunk by the same log
as the Naples, some years age
At a meeting ,if the Pittsburgh Marino Association, held
On the '.23d inat., the following preamble and resolutiiMs
were adopted unanimously:
Whereas, The Rock Island Bridge, as constructed, in a
very material obstruction to navigation, making it extreme
ly difficult and dangeroucand will cause an additional tax
to the altoady high rates of insurance now paid by the mar•
itime and manufacturing interests of the city. It is there
in
Resolved, That this .46060.6010. Will co-operate with the
St. Louis Committee of staamloat men in the suit against
slid bridge.
litsolved, That we most earnestly invite our merchants,
mattefaeturers and all others Interested iu the free naviga
tion of the western waters to Join us In our efforts against
this nuisance.
itealeed, That a eonunittee of nine be appointed to pre
sent the case to all Interested, nut regpectfillly solicit them
to contribute to prosecute the suit to do away with an ob
struction no prejudicial to the trade of Pittsburgh and the
whole west.
it 136.11 ved, That this association (as an association) appro
print° the awn of five hundred and fifty dollars in aid of
said object, and that the Individual limn:there most directly
interested In the upper Miesissippi trade be called on for an
additional subscription.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen a commit
ice under the third resolution :
Copt. C. W. Batchelor, Mark Sterling, R. C. Gray, J. .1
ItoL,u C. A Praro, A. D.lller, W. B. Llazlet, Geo. W
Bert' au4l Pete. Dean.
For Wheeling.
The new fit.,:imer BELMONT, Capt. ti. W
Ettnr.irr--tierk., YEPPLRII—xII2 have for the
ul,n and p.rt.l on S 111; RDA Y.
Id 'net , et lu A. M.
Fur treight or passage apply ou board. ad!r.
Regular Trl-Weekly Wheeling Packet.
The steamer LACHAJSSE will leave for in,
al,vo every Tui.sday, Thursday and Faturday,
to charge of U. 1.. BaIi:EEL, and W. U. 11 ui7 es RT.
Clerk, making cuoileclious with the Ral.roadd at WelL4ville
ELIA Stenhem•lllo.
For freight or paatrago apply 011 bard. au'2l
Nor Cincinnati and Louisville.
The new xteateer CIIItSVALA, Cupt.
.11EctuN. will leave for the abate and inter...,
grimeport:, TillS DAY, 23d. Fur freight or
p,tsage apply uu board.
N. Lt. /1 there to autth.i. , ut rite iu the river to let her veer
th.. falls I.lie king threat to New Orleans. au2i
For Cincinnati..
The e teaulor ARO( 88., Capt. (:. A. Dc..tru--
Clerk, B. U. LC.PLR-01 , 111 leave for the above
.ttel Ii terruntinle port. THIS DAY, at 10 cielock
~ J
- For Cincinnati.
The atentuer C4.IMM EWE, Capt. J. J. Boats
_ cos—Clerk, LTAILES M.t3ol . l—Wiii leave hpr the
Above and intermediate ports TIIIE LAY, at
11 o'clock - A. M.
For freight or partlage apply ou hoard.
k 1 M 0 N & C O.--TRANSPORTATION
_LAI LIN — /lacing made extensive pro
pa.rrilikill
altiOng rids white', no are now preloar(
to do a LIEAVY itUiSINEI.zS by 1 . Y.N,1.5Y1.% Ads t;ANA t.
KAILILOAD, T111(01.4111 TO AND FI:031 THE EA,I
- CITE}, Itc can aVinro our trieuds and all those
.11spo:e41 to patronize the Penna. Calm! and Ititilrlid, that r.
i•.” 1-, .111 be bp:trial to render general sat/81.111,h Lo ship
perei of rx,tern Freight. The X VOIL , ANt'E
IN , LINED
\ I:411.10)AD 01 eite increased detpal., hto the
freight.
kgbee PRNN street, at the Canal ftaidn.
LLOYD A 1.F.:11oN.
K IER'S T It:1N SPUItTATI ON 1.1 N
'Want .dt44
it o.et,rtltc, and roles, the F:zi
ern l'eunhylVlinta Canal and ItnOroaAS, Wo
onr slick,pr 1.4.3tr1, Ar on 51M1... to 3 DOUltl.l - :
I.ILY LI NIC which giNes I. a rapacity of ever luUJ tons
per ownth riot, way.
Ile :lemur, our rrientK ern! theme di:To:led to lettsohi4e the
SEA/. 11.11provontents, there Mull he nuthiuß netred 1 , 11
.art t• , render genera! XXi.:4:II . OOX 1111 - lorm strait.; k:eetet la
Vi..htl•7ll Frelghtn With e nptitt u te awl Jevatch.
KINIL k Min:III:LI,
nog] I:y etual Ituuin, Pittrburgh,
0,11, N C.IXDLM WILLLkM MEANS IL A 0(4 . VIN
trip in.ly (AI
A J IIOI'Phi:,
•
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M'Candlesu, Means & Co.,
(Sucvessorx to Wl,k 8 !ii • oiadiese,)
WIfOLESA illtOCEltS, and Dealers in
IRON, NAILS., t; LA St, cnrm Y A RN'S, ood I'itt,-
burg - 11 llnuufurturra getwrally, eorurr of Wood Hod' Water
,t noel". VittAburgh. DoS
Summer Arrangement.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
Shorter.. and quickest Route to ell Pe.lnts
on the Allegheny Diver.
I'ASAF.NdEftS, TARE NOTICE —Tho trains will at>tt
GARSON sir 4 , t, instead or Taylor street, as beretufors.
TWO 11AI LC TRAINS lease l'imshirgh as
3Lo - rd.s9 Exprsss. S o'clotl, A. M., fur KITTANNINIL
CLARION, FRANKLIN, RED-RANK, I.IRA.DS'S ERNI),
11A I loNIN(I, lIIIOOKVILLK, nod all
ts , ;lits N...traL
Ewming Aeounanxiilion Inures nt 5 - .15, P. 31., stopping at
sit way.sintions,
Fart to Klttanuing, 51,28.
m1.1.11...v3 $1 75;1'110km 1125
1:.41 , 11:tu6 2 23 Itriluernburg 2 ...A!
l'itrievilli. " 75 1t0e154.1'2 7 .
1113'20 nen./ 2 3;§llllalioning 1 75
li.l ier.bur 4 2 .Trza....
15.t.iletivto 2 75, Methallicsburg .1 ~'
, iiµllll,./:41.• .......... ..... 2:lll3r,lkVii it` • 275
‘ , l/1 ple.t, proem, tlwir Ttckots tAt the- 011ie,
con, of Wayne and ntroota.
no 13 Superinteutiout..
.
190 IZLILIEPLNG LOTS FOR SALL%
-- • -
IN LA6T-LIVERYOOI,
64 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE 60 rem
by DO te.t. fu Jmnes Rtal cl '8 third n idition to the
two of tast•Uverpout. Ale°,
'a 1
and
T
1.. qt.\ CAI ftvt by 130 tinfereitt parts of the town for
ti 1..t1e ...Ale terms cf pa) 11111,1 t. Apply 10
S. MM..
to 131. A & ItICIFEY,
.**26 Rya Pelt iatt Brukers, l'ittsturgh.
_ _
HAVING PURCITASED the interest et
.rIitIMAS AN ; *oo the point Moiler Yard, on
cite nret of May. f Oil lieroaitt.r carry on the I.l..ilerltlitg
aced Sht,C, Iron wort, in toil their hi itticht., at the old ylawl,
water atreol, below Penn. lib tho vonortont,e of thirty
)rare Ica tht. I recur eali,lu rinn to jell
favor me with th,ir orxde. JAMES W ITM AN.
. .
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l'lttA.burg.ll May 28,
pu RE SPICES.--. 1 tom ii,lntitacturing
put 50y..., Uty r 44:141 and I v, arrnth
CIA.PIM,
CINN A NION,
A L. , 1•11L.T.
t,l SUER.
PEPI•Fit.,
• F. K. OrtAY,),`
Mots.No I DlAm.a.d and St Mat but st
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E. N T E 11
k Se t v L s 't i ‘ t y ‘ . l f o R
:4'1.4.13 and t• icon , 1. 4 - , p
to nLc, 1, , Acid; o l'empernm•ex 01,4, to
;int.! c111,,t1,7a
•
r IEAL: ER wANTED- A 'Aidle
1 to lake charge of aCo uty Seminary in \ irginin. Ap
pirlints trtiit or, competent Id teach the linaguages and
1.1. her I•tancle, 1.1 Mathematics. Address, wttl, teenerts.
1.4 it It, \ N,l lon Pittsburgh Post ine r t, .n1:1
DATIiNT ELASTIC, PACKING F)R
GINEs.-14:11,titteets nut others interested are ins,ted
to call anti ,•lataine it tear art,.-!,- of parking for 0,1,, .1
-ham .•ntriales. idzrate,. ,te., where 1,4; pacitiwg is required.
The el, Itiltll4l,i 111 I great durability,
; a,: rto at Ilan it 'friction, consequently savins of power.
It dd., net re),Aire. In be I.then did ty . 111.
I packed mn eons, the packing 0•11411l11,3,
saving time and mate, ial. spec circa I.'l the varitano
sires ritay W net's
W. 141. it .A V EN'S Stationery Warehoui4e,
ntrTi Market et., corner of Sattml.
W
1111 ersons fond or his na
thu] tewthno can I.e provided with out" of the beet
PttCKMTC hNIN E.S. in the ,1111 try xt
th - YWN 3 TETI.FXS,
JY I9 No. ood
PILLMOIII AINN ATTENTION! —.200
eopies i:f Us, PHILADELPHIA NEWS, !we] veil t1.1:1:,
I,r,:e two rents.
For sale by 11. T. C. 34oii,aAN,
iftfi 41 Fifth st.
(1 __.._
KEEN 41'; li tit,ACK TEAS.—We havo
II ~ hood the largest find best assorted atr:4l;a ',PICAS
~i fa found in the warket, alit of ' Ilk,* Is',ll be offered at 0.,
L .WF.2.. 1 .1.' PRICES. S. JAYNES,
jyl4 Yukio Tun Eture, No. 3S Fifth at.
i(514 - M W001)g, BANKED AND EXCD ANC 1.1
DILA b,ER, Dealer in Exchange, Commercial and Itar.k
Natt.a. Steak bought add sohl on cotnini•sion. Coiltxtion. ,
~,, folly attend...l to. Interest paid on Dela.rsits. N0..7
JUNES' NEW .111111.DINU, Fourth street. ja3u
PURE LINSEED OIL.—TIY,e subscriber
having engaged in tho 'manufacture of Linseed (HI.
would inform cons - 4110ft and dealers, that he to ',repaired
them with a strictly pritue article.
1 Y jtf J. :Clloo\ )1 AK ER, '2.4 6C.
CONCENTRATED LyE,A new article
fur mak Mt: 5..30;1. warrat,o4l superior to Pot:od, u.
ere resp Remember, 1 ',mud worth 10 of Potash.
Ott hand and for sale by• sold; FLEMLNU 1 , 11 1, 0 S•
NOTICE is hereby given that an applicati , ii
.1.1 wilt be made t the Legislature of Poo tisyliranto,
tiro 1434:. PC.31011. for a Charter of „tueoryor.;;:ou Ito a
SAY INO FUND DANK, to be locateti iu the Borough of
girminglotta, Alletrheur Corn,ty. to he, stYled *The lac.
mingliaun Sevittg, Faud," and to be a Bonk ut Deposit mud
M4u , cal, with a Capital Stock of Savouty.five Thoosaud
jyl
Lain.: a largo d. u-
B LOOMS AND LUMPS
-100 tuns Juniata Blooms;
21 " Lumps;..
200 " Lake Champlain.
For eale-by U 9 91 KW 31003114 D
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RIVER NEWS.
STEAMBOATS.
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M EDIC A L
ealtb arid gtireiligfilifilidllizesi
tably Follow lts
HOERII
HOLLAND BITTERs
DYSPEPSIAL'.'
DISEASE OF TIIE KJDIErS,
LIVER COMPLAIATT
wE A KNE,9B OF ANY RIND,
FEVER AND ADVE,
AA ND the various affections conseque*pun
a diegrdered Sovmach or User. Such as In thin,
41‘Mtity fittho Stomach, Colkky,l'aitts,.Retulbttrow: OM of
Al•lvtite, Devoinibucy, Cpativanearceittut 4Uotaitus
l'itoa. In nli Nerrona, Rhein:natio find Nattridgie .
It hue in nornerone 131E1W - ices ra•civollfghlyfahtticial,
ant in others effectod a decided clam -;: •
Nature find° no now enemy to combat, with this delight
ful tonic in the system. Its °fleets are almost =what, yet
rho ear° permanent_ it communicates finiirolettirtshock to
the systsm, but by arousing its nifai . oherfo' tectierelwal a.
non, enables it to throw off the cautc, findittus_thbroughly
eradicates the disease,
When its medicinal virtues are tio nnlveraally 'acknowl
edged, and particularly here, where it hja become fo roytr
her a family medicine, that it la Bold by many of the grAocere
as well as all the druggists. It would seem neeetts to
otter further evidence, yet as there are doubtless noble who
hove tried many advertised remediot, and till auffOr from
Dyspepsia in one or more of its dreadful forms, we - MAl:tin
the following certificates, the authenticity of which cannot
to, doubted, comingg as they do from persons so Wallknown.
WHAT IT IS BLIND FOB THE BILK:
Wm nchnchmen, }leg , the Ira knout liflitig '
tapber, Boys:
•• I nave frequently used Bterhave's Holland Bitters, and
find it invariably relievle Indigestion and debility."
Rev. Samuel Babcock says. 'I. found special relief from
its Ule for a severe hwsdache, with which .tma utne efff
lured." •
J. W. W00thra11,42.1., nap.: .1 have need thil
landAittern inynelf, and recoutmandad it 1,0 . ntiibr,jenowing
it to bojnnt what it in rapresetitntL" .
J onatbau Neely, of Lower St.Clialt; saypt."l,llave do-
rived great bane& from Its use for weaknea of the stomach
and indigestion."
Jump M. Murphy says: " After severai ydwidtlans hat
failed Ilterhave's liollend Bitters femoved thilrpidn from
my heart and aide, arising from indigent:kn."'
The editor of the Kittanning Free Press soya: .‘jAfter one
ofthe best physicians In this place had fidiediAterhaca'd
Ilolland,,llitters cured me of the worst form of dyrpepsia."
Francis Fells, only - manufacturer of the `STrKin al En
tract orlluffea, soya: ^I know that your Idritauddlittera
one of tho heat medicines in the world for dr:disordero,‘
htol3lllCh or liver." • 0,
Dr. Ltel wig, od t • .•.,1 the Far kid," Baltimore, pronounced
it u medicine deserving thocan !Welled Of at. public.
Dr. Eborhart. the lending Uetllllll. Musician of -Penns.,
I: is prescribed it frequently during the lust three years, with
marked success. in debilitated states of the dishstlroorgans,
or of the system generally.
The manager of Ballets 's Vinegar Factory says: " I used
it myself. and use therefore induced to try itu effsct upon
my wife, (troubled with the great debility capita& to all of
consumptive babito and really it is doing hat' inure go.l
than anything she bar ever taken"
Whoever expecte to find in this a bcverupti'ivill be dreep
poiared, but to the sick, weak and tow epirited, it will
prove a grateful anunatic cordial, pooldeded of singular rem
edial propertied.
I=MEll
The great popularity of thin delightful Aroma has Induced
many imitations, which the public should_ gnatti against pur
chasing. Be not 1.119111411C4 to Imp tairhMgelise tintil yen
have given licimjutiara Holland Bittern a faff trial. Oes huh
tie will can ion; yl3ll how in iMitely superior it tato all thee^
Mulattoes.
4 Sold at in P - : l•ottle, or edx bottlM fortri,lip the cc
prvp:1,01.01,,, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR, it CO,
:Jew arm:taring Phermlico.citiste and Ctamiata,
cor. Smith nod Third mtmet.i, Pittshnigh
MUM.!ALL, T. W. I;Yettii Sons, 1 . 22 N 2.1 street. Nen.
Verk, 13srues & Payk, ;AA Brealway, corner Duane. Balti
more, Cosparu Brothers. (lay street and Penna. Avenue.
Cincinnati, Joke D. Park. Chirago, Barclay Crotaers, 213 S.
Water et. St. Louis, Barnard, Adams & On. N.s'Oyieane, J.
Wright a CO. my? 2
TIR. C. Al r LAN E'§.
'LIVER PILLS /ND VERMIFIIGE
IMPROVED
DR. I. 9tyerr, a r..g . nlor graduate and phyalciddi of eaten
13 Yr pnu•tiue an , 1 ux,,lrlence, induced tfy a coarmandalgo de
rt. to alkriato hccoan sotterittg, as well as to aloe% has per
('clod on
I 11 PRO VENI ENT ..N 1.2 ORIGINAL LIVER PILL AND
Y?tt IF U 4 +P. OP D. C. McLANR,
Ila,iNg prepared these renvalics as the medical partner ct
Lee C. McLane, tor lamal. sears.
',tilt Pitial ED 1.11 - Lit PILL... , AND TRILMTVOGE
po,tel.lgi,ator elfirt,y WM arc name wild in their operation
the L r Piii tuoi lerattilo t go prepared am:truing to the
.sigma: tec,pc .1 Dr. C. 11:1-art e. ICS make this declaration
t..terstrut•tiogly, cad :ecotuicend tbi-m to the afflicted ea
h,-tug 13. , 11.1 illtutmult au-t rarat", cod believe tile4iUpertor
to Rey Whet ta,cr Pit! or Vernifotte ever prepared
head Certificate of lir. c, il'lcLowe, below.
THE WHOLE !1 - OEI Ti CON y UM? ED
MI. H. SCOTT'S CELEBRATED
WHITE CIRCISSIAN LINIMENT.
The universal relief ettronhil by appl4ticou of tofu OEL-
Eli RAT Kt/ 1:1Ntl illet s itiltasaa of Rheumatism,
I toot, Lumbago, Sur" Thrum, hroissa, Sprains, Swellings,
Stillness of the Joints. Smataca, Noss, ecaldz, Burns, Aches
or any other Jr which n Vain N, her or Liniment is
Cused, enablioi ti. mrert 1....6,0y that lir. 1. izt7OTT'S
ELEBRATEL. tVi lIT I.: ItC.t.SSIA too
:nowt reliattle. safe NMI I 1 - .1,11,/y sot .113.an'ered,
'a - snug ntdotsishing pr"ix•rtik. ..r II S.l LIN,/ I.ISRA SE anti
THE PIP MRS DI: ATION OF Xi IN The many at
te,tatiolis It frintatra. of enlightoned
iudgivent and strict int,grity, Mood,/ luttmce as to adopt it
no a standard Pamily lttut,uty. The moot Incredulous will
e4snre nothing more then th; fnllowism te_ttinomy of Dr. C.
thstinj,mlatted its a Tres) cliia,retsr ,it medical
remedies:
RIKAI3I READ tt ILEAC) 1 11
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31Vainsertoww. Vt, Sops. 114 11155.
"'is* to that 1 hate eitouniteil the Recipe for pro
poring McLuie. 11111.1 . 0) ect Veroliftme and Liver Pillely Dr.
I. Scott, who hot been IN IIF
AND I.IRING MY 01110 TNAL AIEDICINES 111 Y OFFICE
dw mg the 1.4,1. TIIIRTLEs YEARS, and that r believe his
toe 1311ifti/1 ED 'l'llE3l. 1 . niako thn obese,/ statement the
:nor.. ce 1 II A CI.; N./ INTEILVST IN `I'LLENt
51'II ATE] Kit. 1 wauld fel flier stole that 1. 1.00 - 6 11 . .junutly
re) lie CELEBRATED tviirrk: ctut:::::STAN LIN'TNIENT
in my pructitv, with th.. happi.wt Ldect - 2.. and bum I con Lott ,
,ientiously IL C. ML-LAYE, M. LE
All LI, tibtoVe Medkat., prri.....1 6.10:f order 011,11 per•
rtmion of Dr. I. P 1.4 Drun.;ic.to tuad sD,lnaat.,
overt whore.
Tl. t/KNUIND Dr. C IMPLZOVP-b LIVED.
II LS AND 1M PR: 'STD ICICSIIFIair. bre by Dr.
I. IC' V 1 t W., tvt•uquaor.l by ..•.u . D:lcate of I'. Mc L.\51..
The tiIINUINE I% 1.C.L ., 5!.1N LINIMENT eigeel
by Dr. I. ecorr .4‘ with ffiguaturb
;Kerr, M. D.
bit I. flair,: CO„ Sole PrAdietotta,
Bank Place, Morgantrwo, Va.
itti. U. D. Att Vt , Eat, IFholesnl4 Amt,
1.10 \Food etreot, l'ittsbrtrgb.
J. lIF.NDERSoN d R. 11.11.,.
2a2 Liberty strent.
P. FUMING, Wholesale Agent,
Jealidlylsawlyapcbt Near Railroad Depot, Allegheny.
A
~,r1 CARL) TO THE LA I)IES.-- •
DR. DUPONCO'S GuLDEN NIONTLILY PILLS Fitit
Pk:DALES. The eonitatnatean ittgreilient.. in Dr. Durs - tt,
co's PD!, mo perfectly liartnl,s. 'l'ltey have tern
used in the private practice 41f Ohl Pr. luipence r,tr over :10
years, 1111:1 ladies • - a i testify to their great and
never-Di:lug .411,Prket la cor, - .,1:.e.,1
Irregularities, paittliii amt otatreesirig met - Latina,
tato, partirttlari:,- at the t L.lllF.a . Or life. Prone eto 1.11
will rare that common 3,1 drlaidfal Wltit.a.
Xcarly e‘ery tads ie ILe fond NU041.(7, front Ilia! cocaplatut.
n , char piil too lietaiantr,tl..v rural tho.sa,ods, and toll
care you it you use them. 'flay cannot Idiot the
coutrar) they'ren.e.re all ,dattru oat;ct rreitote sal lard IC ICS
proper ritanneL luvig.srate tle, whole Elston. Ladies
whose heghu tunl net lierutit. an Ictrrfaeu of tinnily, And
the.. Pilla a aucceaaful proventit o. Per vartknlara see di
rections ou the box, Pruto 51-• and will' be sent to ladies
confidentially, by mail, by enclosing S'l to tither e.f the
I "wing agete,a:
3 , 3b1 by SAMPLE A REEL, guneral Agents for Alles,lreny
City; FULTON'S Unit ti ore Ilirtuinghanr, JOHNP. SC'OTT,
and by W. A. 1.111.E/KNFEN ' NET & co., No. 13, Mb strust,
opisdite 44,‘ Theatre, Pittsborgii, who will supply ilk , Alrre at
pr‘prtetor's prio-a $.4,1 b . ), ,dl Druggists In tho city an 4
tits..l States. • ytin2ll3nntBt,
kRIVA'rE DISEASES—DR. RROIVN, No ;
ti s txmiU.tkbt aired, between Third and !fourth
pOVON. devote', his etitith atientsou to an (dike Prac
tire. Ills la, fur the most part, cohtined to 74 . ,
private le-4,4.W Daeo4,l, finch painful atrecienr,
hr, naLlht '4‘ 6y "Pruden' e, youthful neitagorico and v.tme4.
r"yphilitie grupthilot, tiro:torch:a, Wool, Sttictnce
Urethral FliNcharge, I mptuity of the Blood, with all disease,
of the Venereal Organ. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions,
Teller. lEingworni, Mercurial. Insennert, Seminal weakneoe,
Impotency, filar , ltheeleetigni, Female Weakness, MI/kit:Ay
Suppthasieno, Diamoos of the ,Uinta, Mania in Ann, Net VOIIA
Aa l . 4 kon , ' ILL the tut. and Loins, Irritation of IL*
Blad.ler and iiiiineyn,ini.cestlfully treated. Cart gwortutend.
Twenty years' practire(ten LII this city) (ambles lift.Etrowo
to offer artzuranoes of a needy cure to 011 a ho niay 00010
dor hls rare.
0111,e twill Private ()annuli:ail. Etur,ins AO Smith&
between Third and Ft urth etreeta.
&a- Charg,,, etNierato.. I einvii..l.,:•ll,
BROV, continues to be e.oFrilted for
OW CM': of FfICRET Ilia sly:teas to
loug.erianding ntimusilled. The sfllicted w e invitc3
to call wbibeat delay. PerteAle afflicted with Veneto,' Die
east.. Rheumatism. ~r tio`tlllllll Debility. should in.t
delay to get hie advice. Lettere .41tiliSAIGZ a lee, luatuedhui-.
ly answered.
ryomee and Pr ' l l, I nnth ficld serest
between Third and Fourth wamtA,
L IVERPOOL AN D PHILADELPHIA
STEtiAISHIP LINE.
Thu epleuctill nom Pte.am.hip CITY BALTIMORFI, Capt.
LE/TCli. will wait from Philadelphia r.n the i e d ii
7th Aug.uttan.lll , th September—from Liver
27th auplt. ir.tta Llttprpratt, Itnth July
,and lath September—front phihutelphld, :nat. August and ;
ttlet 0.:1.31,..r. CITY UP NIANCIIEbII3I.. from Lito.poull
I;2.llAugurt—frtan Phlta.l,lphiu, 4th liaptEmber.
l'even Philadelphia.
Ca1an......566 and ;Lb
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TICk Cti to 1 11 , 1 from Liverpool by the above Line
of Ftennethips, or by lel,itri'LCLArrtt SA MI MI PACKETS,
procerod .4.1 application to
SA ISNI. & L'OP.TIS, 177 Broadway, Now Sark, 'it—
Jtril;il TIivNIPsON. 410 Liberty st. Pittsburgh.
P. .—Alen,biretta for side always on halide. '
pIIE THUNDERBOLTS OF JOVE WERE
11 forged by Vulcan, but although the unwieldly wea
pons or the oneeyed blacksmiths answered very well for the
tattles of the Gods, they were not half lie effective ac Colt's
lateetimproved revolvers which weigh quo a pound. end will
rut d 1?alls thick and fast as Partbtan.stldahn. The improved
• 'fetcher can be had at the Entorprise 'Works, together with
general assortment of entarand Rl eo of every drieriptioui
and a floe assortment of Stir ealltrattumenta add Cutlery, •^,
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