IAPCAL 4►FFAIRS 13ountry 1 i ema. We cull from the Brookville Jeffersonfan SUMO interesting statistics of the lumber trade in that section the present spring, It says that there has been sent to Market by way of Rod Bank Creek alum:, 714 Limbo'. rafts, containing abii,- 1100 feet lineal AWASH ; also twenty board rafts, centainiim 4,345,000 feet of sawed lumber, which, at the average value of $0 per thousand, amounts to 57,132. The square timber sae out of this creek will measure two cubic feet to the foot lineal, ranking 1,617,200 foot, which, at seven con S. ialwautti sll3,2o4—giving ti total of $170,330, as the value of the products of the forest within a few mile of Brookville. The Clarion river carrier off annually from Forest, and Elk counties, an amount double that seat b 2, 1i ,, 1 Bank, and the Mahoning valley tiends tht,ugh that stri am A 11uttn tity of lumber equal to that pla,ing L1,,0 'Phew facto Bunk. if " will give some idea of the value of the lumber which COMO& here Inn. that VillU The Bravo sar Nay 21 that 'lt large amount of spuriouti fold uud tilver coin lin hi-en put in circulation in thut county inning tilt list three wevka. Edmond Morgan, aged between throe and four }maim, -.di of B. S. Clark, Esq., of Morristown, Belmont county, i.,, was kicked by n horse in his father's ntahle, about-a (lIIICO, find MIA filmost itinus•diat;:ly About ten days since, two packages of money, containing over one thousand dollars, were stolen from the viprewl .AHa• at Erie, by a son of one of the messengers. The boy wa4 arrested in Buffalo, and most of the money recovered. Mr. liay.iu King, late of South Shenango township, in hi.. usual good health, harnessed his horsea and went to his riel,l to harrow. Atter going a few rounds his sou, who was Lal a short distance off, saw him fall lwckwurda, and on reachi rn; him ho was found to be &ad. NVOminellsville Enquirer, in speaking of tho effects ii the tate munching, rains, says they will delay the , their corn planting to a very Into period in the yet we preSUllle out one-hall the corn is thi • Vielnity I.lls been planted, r.ticl, freLli the complete ii.sikmg eurth brie received, it will only be in the m•••-t taco; ed Locationki, • hould till. weather now prove favorable, that the Around will be in a proper couditton b.r planting during the present week. A holy roct , otly connuoncod Butt In Cho Court of Com non Pleas at Havanna, Purtage county, Ohio, fur $l,OOO damegee for breach of promise. The defendant admitted that he ho agreed to marry the fair plaintiff, had never refused, -.1..1 was still willing to comply with his contract. He procured a license and minister, went to the residence of the plain tiff uud offered to marry her. Ohe asked for time for retn,. tem, and finally concluded to withdraw the snit and pa, the costs to the rive. zourt - a cane wan tried, ()coup:. - tog four days, ucd resulting in a verdict for the plaint st!o, who claimed that deh,oda:t s dog had injured his sheep . The cane had to en tried a pumber of tluies and the osdii amounted to $l,OOO. Tho question involved ,was the i,eutit : of the dcg. The Meadville Spirit of eke Asir given the following chap ter of accidents in that vicinity during the storm of Otc• week. A barn belonging to John Doukrey, at the French Settlement was struck le, lightning, the fluid moising down through the hay boy and killing a horse without nvttqlg, anything on fire A cow, the property of Wm. Warner, living on the nil Cre.k road, was also killed Ni t . Ralph Ewing, in the neighborhood had a two year old heifer instantly killed, atel:a cow no injured that it is thigh it will die k lar.:e barn, belonging Li. Mr. Dickson, o Woodcock township, was Mown down. Ms. (-tiles, of narDlar, I , bio, his wife and sister-in law, Alexander, bad a very narrow escape from death one evening last wt ek. They were coming up the Chit.) riv , i io a buggy, when the shafts hemline detached from the 00l• on side„ and the Longo took fright and ran away. Thi wagon o ith the ladies war thrown down the hank and nearly into the river. Both the• ladies were consider ably bruised, but not seriously injured. Mr. lilies War drigCtti :1006 distance by ti, hors!, hod two of hid ribs hrokoo, Ain! tiuffero4 eon,s other injuries. (itii . rnali 11:1111,r1 icurt Cook was drowne,l in Duck Creek, uvar is!anloyvi last work, while croNsing ti cteeli. A singular lability !WOOD!' to attend thls fewily. :klc Cook's father lost his life by ilruwriiug ; his \OWN [lath, Nsm in ti auras stream, awl Mrs. aiuk's first husband was druvvued iu lice 31uskingain river eleven yews agu. LLe enterprising proprietor of the Meadville Spirit of th, „Age, titinounces his intention of publishing a dail3 paper to be called the C.' , rference Reporter, during the mission of the Erie couferenc, of the ,1. E. church, which will convene of Meadville on the I.sth of Jam. The enterprise is deserving tot Stier eti.e. On last Monday afternoon a party of young moo were limning in Conneaut Lake %ellen a high wind obliged them to RO on shore. Just us they wai lauded, a tree was down, falling on a young man named I3u4illion, killing him almoat inst tatty. Ou lamt . illonday night tho ticket office of the Cloveiand, Colutubue and Cincinnati Railroad Company at Galion, Jhio wit, entered by Lnrglats, and the American Expreio , Zoinfotuy robbed of about one hundred dollars in money. There WILIS ua more occur., place for the money except HO ordinary drawer in the office, in W h ich it was left The M lle, woo. entered about 11 o'clock, the lock of the drawer picked, Lind tbe meney taken. 6everal packages, roulan, ing,large amounts e( money, were overlooked. The bur glum Lave not been arrested. A tnelancholy ' accident occurred in Newton township, Licking 4:Guilty, Ohlo, on last Tuesday. Two daughters of John L-e, Esq., with the wife end young child of a neighor, went out on e little fishing excursion. While tiny wet.- trtanding near II tin, on tit buoL of the stream, the tree fell. Two of them escaped by tunniug, but one of Mr. Lee's daughters, with the infant chili, wee caught by the bran. cites. Tau young lady WlL'i terribly mangled, both legs nod ob. in being broken, awl the face and body badly bruised. She livel but a short, time. The child had one log broken, but was not abut - wise seriously Injured. On Tuesday lust, au engineer on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, named Kußam, attemph d to commit deicide, reatlino. sir: K. called at the drug store of De. Kernaliati and procured twelve grains of ear) ch nine. A few minutes after he departed with the pulses, another purlieu came after Dr. K., stating that Kellahau had poisoned himself. The Dr. hastened to hid rescue, and 011e_ ceeded in saving the life of the men. For a time he resisted all the Dr'a. efforts to administer remedies, but he fluall took them. I-10 to LtUW almost as well as ever. 13e assignt ad u reason for the attempt, indebtedie:ss without means to pay, and pocuniary difficulties generally. The Ohio State Fait in to be hold ill Sandusky City, of laenday, Wetin,ithy, ThursdAy and Friday, the 14th, 16th iiith arid 17th ‘layn of ;2.eptetubur. .011 Tuesday night last u week us the two Morse stage run nth& between .I.lount Union and Chambersbarg, was passit4. through 11417:1Wa about eight miles north of Burnt Cab I/18, the driver attempted to cross a stream of water which ran aerosi the road. The freshet had swept away u portim. of the road, leaving au immense gill y into which the horse, and coach were plunged, and immediately swept away b 3 'the current. The driver, and one passenger, Dir. Dickinson , Chief k.naineer oil the Sherman's Valley and Broadtop Rail xo&d, escaped with great difficulty. The drowned horse. which were valuable ones, the coach, mail bags and bagga, were all swept down the stream about two miles. Th coach was broken to pieces, and parts of it entirely swop! off, together with the trunk of the passenger. The mill bags were recovered. Tip , horses and coach belonged ti John Jamison, Nml , of Shad. Gap. His loss is estimated a about five hundred dollars. The body of Daniel Bedksr, whose mysterious disappear ante from Connellsville we noticed last week, was found it, the Youghiogheny Ricer :i few days since. No marks of violence were found and the presumption of foul play hoe changed to a general belief of an accidental death. Gemstitsra son Tiont,—lieorgo Ruh, the Into postumete , at ..Etna, had an examination before the United Eitaiee Com, missioner, en Saturday aftertif on. The evidence went to show u continuous series of depredations on tho midi, ate , the amount abatracted must have been considerable. Bail in the sum of $5,000 Wit 4 demanded for his appearance at Oourt, which he could not give, and he wad accordingl3 committed to jail for trial. The adjourned se,sion of the UnitPd States Court will l'OlUnioneu on the first Monday ei September, when this case will probably conic up. It i thought that„,liust will not be able td give bail. POWltief) NATIONAL—Mr. and Mrs. Florence closed thei. ougagetneut at Footer's Theatre on Saturday evening, witl. a benefit and a good home. The play of " The Mormons" was received with thunders of applause. This evening will be prmented the sensation drama of Captain Byd, or the Witch Fiend of New York." To-morrow evening the Sam, gerbinel Concert will take place there, mud Wednesday Muhl. Julia M. Cooke take a benefit. tunANE.—A Loan Llarinqi J. A. Fenny wad before illayOr 3 I, it,rtilly afternann, who wan found in n bourn in the nuburbd of AllOglielly, ha% lug crawled through u it.- <low. The becalm , frightf•nua and had him arrent.,ii. Ile seemed to be a man of respectability, hut had become Intone !rum indulging excesnlvely la liquor. Ho wan neut. hOrnewuriln tow:tide New York by the Maycr. 1 3 M1J1,70 COUNTERFEIT MONEY.—JoHuph Sprutty, whose ran by Aid,sruin Donaldson's police we noticed last week, waa committed to Jail on Saturday by that inagietrato for a further hearing on WedneteMY, uu a charge of making, uttering and paeoiog counterfeit money. 111=TESEI .11L9 WlFE.—Boofamin L. 043 was committed to jail till Saturday morning by Mayor ituckretb, of Allegheny, charged with assault and battery with intent to kill, on oath of his wife. His honor had no other business of importance during the day, with the exception of a few cues of drunk enness and disorderly conduct iu the morning. A PAUPER woman named Schaffer, who has been supported by the Guardians of the Poor of Allegheny, was arrested knit night in a state of intoxication.. Her infant child was sent to the Poor house to be taken care of, as Itfeyor Stuck ratio thought the mother incapable of taking care of it. properly. '!iYI.!Y -T ~~"SS: t}!:'t.-l:-hil:i.'%'~'T-^~aIfW.2 D•sperate Attempt to Break Jail--The Design Frustrated TWO 111.1.5,111.• Ill, w h o L ovo hccu Colltille<l ill 0011 No. 3U iu thin county Vt. tot :lo:o hub boon plan thug thdr liy H omo 111c,Il8 llt'y tlbtllllll2ll In , tlflf4vlutl of Is (lac., kolle, all,ll tr , ilk :I 1.1,CA, nI Kilwg thoy hacked Into ,. ttll , IV jilt Hi in Ilan 11111,1 , they in wiwilig to in.: lir , .•i t.I the hotinuoild in then Cii 1111.11,11 itoo4i „„,1 oily' ...,t•tno oil with the ba, dullieittutly to all. , clam to put, through. Jailor b•icAnio aware L!rnnit ions a n d their notions eve r•• C!nSoly Es-,th K wo9arianged ter their escrit.e ea Friday night, thed betdelothen h, lug tutu iota , trips to enable them le tech u d. It Ra, intollatql. to FAllpri,o them in the ettouipt, but they rvceiv,l inFortuatien is this in ionic wanner, and they were visited in their cell, and matters fauna an litat.A. 1 . 110) were icuaiediateiy rein rid In No. 30, the en roar C 4 11 on the second tier, 'linen it was thought they would be tie cure, but during the In;at they succeeded in removing the bricks around the steam pipe, and escaping through the te,le hue muds lulu Lite corridor Tt in supposed they ibteUdol to break open the dour of Nu :2.9 and make use ul their first means ul es 'ape. but Choir t tempts worc tuiticces,tu,, zi:iturihey uiiiruiug they were fi.uuti to the': ing - him,' to itecompliiih their (+Ltd. '111e) Wt.r, r.m.n d to Ow loWcr rang of et•lbi, tl• Their pamyn arc 1. L. "Mohr atnl .laha Davin, Ha. Jetliner a Jea , , coutluel tor a bin - r imy etarmiteo. in break nig inh, Dunhip'a Hard. ware stur,, thy kat , 1111111 1311111,1 (Malting tin t r i a l Ott two cha t w••,,, tot, c , l 1,1,0 Sft'lLlillglarld Onn of jar ton y. :Mohr in np!•al') a and boosted to Ow 1,11. , In :roll., u :ut,too), that it his chain, were 1/111,1/ 1,11 11,1 ,: , •w..• 11 , 11 ,1121.1 e, Ir, could effect Ilk h- cap. it; Him; tiv.• 11111111 r, A. third 1111iLl named John Brotvll, :1 w t .1 tI•'1 el fief rt•(neel lo join al I! e ilk!! 01 0, alp, OS 1111 , `:!,! 11/111/eellt of the 0 ft,,,. , ~,1 11 Ili, of It , Fit,ro.l to un lilt by thi, o .r.. './sr.! they w,-tll,l If dl hint if ho time nub 1;;/ .. F.;Lti;;1 1 I.; I ht• ; iilorH . II hun beer, n ac•nal rrnts u., him fc.r arid r. wlol t t. [II, jail 61,,k,rk, yet it is c.)11,i41- L” A4l L , t•ii ti ./,lilol trustr,.:if tf ch , 41t•1ii.411 , • t 1:•11, d.—pt•titte charm-tun, Conspiracy and 'Wisher) A Man tow. ti • +iJrn[ Cot Ut 11t, is.. 1r n, int: city, wan litiaight is by °WWI 1/.:3 1,11 1111,X, I the abiiut lU 011 it dim of adultery preferred by tilehitstin rueiti .n seta ferth that, during , the month id April, I•ll;4,igisi its all ant (Ire nick, When Sample lie" intimate 1r th hei Aft r left lin huune, slit, wits with I' t, ilia pill illiitleed to COMP to thin city nud CA, Stinlith• t.ll a Mt. tonlroat to SI. 1,016, t. tl.o pirth 1, 0 ,1 %Van WO. of tier 110,1 tit , I w,oks ut St`IIC• [h,•} r ..,), to On , t • 0., I, -.• ~11;,,•ir Tilt• 1,1.11 rt . t , A 1,0 t• Or] her l'IMIIIIIIIIIIIII!Iliel city, u , ,1 nnele ieinitnyy. After en /1111 i n Ic tic i• Ni.j•Jr tin iintnrday night, WAS ,11 to hail, and then handed over to the Deputy Shrill', aiL n eankts tr,,l boon i ., sutd for Simla, and hie brother Silaii oil , efflrg, f ciaLspiriir: to abduct and a,,inco Matilda Class. Shoriff watt nut in the city, and Sample VMS C01111111t,.. 1 It,, Sheriff ii reLtay ti ,cult, r hi, Itiper.r ;act. Honple is a luau of ,land lig and pr, , perty., biteQ, vi Ir.n in the dLluglitkr of a hard working tiornain. I' ill t:ourt of tlitir tor St. .111110 Tho seHaioll in not es I,i7tOti t, be priitizt:Dii l a ne they have ;4,4ler:illy hen dry ing thv The hd.st inaiitxtatit civsti to come , t efoi :, he trial ,if David :7. Evans for the iilurder tit his ult.,. . 4 . iAT V iu All. p6cur IC!! =EEO hor d It , . Lilt, I, lufl t !: preveut the Hlightly bruk,l by ISMIIMEITIMICEI 1111•=1111.111•11111•11 1....16 1..111 1.1, 1.11.1 L . : 111 L 1,111111 a SILLIIIIIII3 ru,n,11312:, Lui th , • c..rt IV. ,u,,,c1.1.1i,ig 'l4 ..r• rho k•Lecitti,il :111111 Ayna',li - -Tho y , ,t..uttly. - ! - !d not torn out In, 111.1 i .01“(11 They aunt twr, 1.• tot•ro runt to jail. tuo 1 ,,,.1 ti tr. 111,4 nit; I,llllod AMA: du h 1,411,1 It. the ,treet iuluii claw! night, VI'S the HutINC of Refugt Tit di.rticult hr.! illeudelt) utee g io j pAtitied a re., luti.,n to tt.ll , Iltt duriug the prc.,nt 10011111, lli C,Jtine.lo , ll. •• avy raiDB Till: 1i , rn.q. II Tz gu. 1 haw, I , lek Shter'H benefit. Tile) to Clevelaud 1 - rea, here, ale., it with them a gnu t•Dgiig,•l/I,ir t • A .0:1 sicrtcr k: at a I,t, 1,1 , , awl " strictly cash," arc thc Itl WS l y whi.•ll LLB, bli lit,H 1,1 J. L. gliun,,Alieght uc ay, prole, t inTtgnittld , . 'l'hottelh are - t',lotilin,; way Bud it th,ir I t, atitl \\ • l4AN',l =MEE iJ11 , !.• •1111,11 t Wilt) .t a t-, 11,1 ; t,liLsv.• it Li 116 1-11,[1i•tsi. if Id Ji+. ![. Penrtr VP. P4itndelpl~i~~ For eale I y ;ill th. Ur iii,44l-1,1 iIS uf - 1,11, 1111111.11.1 (1' de ility Find laugi/r dera . le , t the live! and stomach, want of appetite, tr a., LOU tho result of too close appdcatkii, 3,1 a the . who!' Calltit.El that we can lo•re name, but we mould say II hillicted, do :L.+ we 11011C—LI-..a J Lio.,slE.T••. SiuMAGII BITTEItS, and flu w.dal for it. „ill b..:::red. e o,llollond this u.ediiln , .5 :1 it i xpvrit•Liet• that it is niucb uperiur te ill, •ns ; utt-ltt iirn;;:,iel t i ~eide. 4 ,z,utiraily, everyw here • and by Malilltactur,rd wrl Prowlut,Jr6, 0!1.I bI3 Fl'vElt uLtleto T LI fl if Irts t tier attend-1 the use t•f J M. vilifira tielebrJbal .-irmetelt (Sitters, aud the 'm -11101111111 certificates I:ibid.; are, in their favor, site, •,11C1U111%. - 1) th 0.10,.. r titt- .;rii..test sod must relia ble preparation of the eft, tie- public and at this stiasun, when loss or al petite In s, prevalent, mr, c their on II illtt can allurd to du without them. The litters are pleasant to the taste and agreeable h+ their elleots. Au a tunic [lief tit - • delightful ; they are a relMble remedy Co: I)yrip-poiA etc., nut a sure preventive of west of the eMing tlLeasea of the day. For sale by J. !ti. Ohl N. a prep:lmm mi n i intatufactur,r, No. '267 Penn street, itsbur.:ll, 1%1, and by dealers gnu iny7—he JOSEPII MEYER, liiNUFACTUkadi OF • Fancy it, Plain amatture 41 Chairs Warerooing, 424 Penn street, ABOVE THE CANAL BIUDUE, kr.r• 1 n emiditio(, tho Fura , ture 0,j 9 0 devot attviA t .11 t., UNI)EfITAIEINU. a 411 Carriagc fart 1 1 Pittsburgh Water Cure Establishment FOR TILE CURE ()14' ALL KINDS OF idl4./SVH, I catod /it Al%i VI i.LE tiTATION, on tiu• Pittsburgh, Fort ,Vayne “1,1 Chicago Rulroad, ton miles West of we city. For the li.wlchful exorcieo and aLlllO.OlllOl.lt Of 1.13.00 LILA, and others IN:•0 Iy j. , the riyltUll.l, who may wish to ir,ond one time with us, liuvo It erected u line f3PIIY ASIUH awl ,1,1,1,u.1.4 Box Pit : te.L.r:;h, J. 1 1, 1 . 0 1,,1 11 ,... ir ,i 0 ,c. RD 11 , } Physicians my 10::inVA +-1 FRENCH LASS. MISS B I, AKELY INTENDS FUICAIN't A CLASS 0 YOUNuP t. l , Witillll4; to rt.CtgiV. , iu"tructio• , y to the f.'“),. Apply a N. 11.11 Third ,tai, I. inylUd.f A Gi) oo(MANCE TO SECURE A HOME IN TI k.; WES^. huv.-r:tl tracts of . 1/001 , F..l , ;.‘llNri LAND, in Illliaohr and -41110, Bum , CITY t., tu Chicago, awl other west ern cities, will to exchari4;ed fur intproyod property in Pittsburgh or town 9, or for It good lot Furniture or Carr,tgos. Lpplr noon. by addressing J. C. 8., Pittsbureh P. my2Ao:2w-is 7„..,,5„,__,-,-, r _::.-.7 f, ~ z.,.. : "I _ . L.., 0.- i iri - l i ' + I. ,4-.. -tt,'lß '"•' r--7 • - :=:17.--44-:„t--,Ilet.,':-,..Fr,,41 ~• • ,-,L.-51 ‘`-,,.,,,- L -‘,e-,4f,•, ~..)„1 , ,„,., ii_z_!...,:l, 4,.§,4,:, b,.,. , . 47. - M4R, B E A EtBLE Jr OIN Ai OE 5 C dli ife 0 LIAS A 51LAVY13'01. szy,geTiori or .BIONUNIENTS ; iiitikVE Kiii*NlES. PtiWlN g S;•, 4 C. 9 61. c, Th., public aro reap,,,!tfully illy, e).l to u. amine oar Ptucl; Prim- low and wt.): Wl••l , ll4ti'd WIN DOW SLIAI)F;S----Of all styles—kilso Green and Bull vii ULaL oueunutly ou hand, and for auto by J. 4. ii. PHILLIPS, nlyl3 26 and St. C-4r street. INDIA RUITIiIER BELTING—AIso, Hose and Packin g —, lar g e b Wet: ;net received at thel.ndla Rubber Depot ur J. S H. PHILLIPS, tnyl3 24 and 23 St Clair street. QPONGES. I have j uet received a large la Sapid for Batting fin‘ingen, of every sizo and price. Thou wishing a good article In this line, ahottld call and exaniltto my dock before purchasing eisewherc. JOB. FLEMING, my2o Odeime Diamond and Market alma. LIIA ILl.,Liti wind of Cala° tt I k rninz, up. 14; inecr, !L , • ;A the / tr Cie ei t/tt 11 with /1 i would recommend •Il' T .S 4 UR G I' Al vtr22:illy-10 1;4 qtriVi IA 1,. k * " . z."rt , BIJAKII DV TIC A IRE , : AMU t '1.%-ti • h, h F EMEMaI=I l!MIMI=E1 ibminitrce If Addtration Nay. IP.AIAII DICKEY, Vico President. EDWARD GREGG, W. W. MAIR, C. 11. PAULSON, DAVID CAMPBELL. PITTSBUILC3EI MARKET 'Nrefully Reported by JOdEPLI SNOWDEN, Superintend,n , oft the Merchants' E:ochange. PITTNDUEOII, June 5, 185- FLOUR....SuIos 275 bbla. ad follows:-60 La)l4. of ostra tram➢ wharf, at private tonne. From store 216 tibia. in lotA , iit $3 62% tor atiperlino, 1,4 12 . 1 ,4 for extra, aid $4 40 for oxtia finlAly GRA! 30() bush. white horn wharf at private torm9, 04J0 bush. Oats from wharf al 27 ctu., uud 300 bunt' . COIIIIIII3II from wharf at 511. eta. per bushel t'KED...Salea 4,000 lba. of Bran from wharf at 40 cta. per shorta from wharf ut tld eta. 200 lta, Bran from afore at 45 eta lIA Y—Salen 7 Ida& from the scales, at sl2®sl6 per too. POTATOES—Sacs 160 bush. Nenhanackt from Eiture, at 46 ctn. per bunbul. kliJUAß...Salen 500 hlan. fair N. U . at 4 cts. per lb. MOLAS. I IIS...SaIen 15 Las. N. U., at 37 per ,4,11,16 SALT...•lakm 75 bbls extra, at $1 1, ~ , ,cll till RESI' sales 40 box, W. It. at "b.; ctn. per lb. BACON...SaIes 3, 00 lbs. Shou , dern, Sides and Hams, at 7 ctn. arid S et.m por It,. DRIED FRUIT...H of 15) Appled, ,t ,. sl 2 NVHISK Y—Salead 55 1,1,114. r,+ctlfi• d, at '2tl ea.lll Now York Markel N w Tose. Juno 0.-s'ottou 15110 baba veld ; qt.olatloud n.llllllBl FL ur a tNar.e.si ; bbls. sold; uhio has ad vanced sc; ,lea at $4,45@4,60 Wheat buoyant; I'o4 60, 000 bush.; Nut hen, red $1,05; We+tern white $1.09(411,20; Milwaukee Club 91092 c ; Chicago SpringBl l ,W.7c Corn firm; sales 49,000 bush. mixed at 60(7:1.c.; white 73®77c. Lard firm at Sugar steady ; Muscovado 53. We. Coffee quiet at l0(4111 yc Bacon quiet. Butter steady. Molasses quiet; muscovado 24c. Hides closing quiet but steady at 17c. Tallow dull at 10 1 /c. Freights on Flour to Liverpool la. 64., and on tirsin 64@u11/7d. New York Eltook ➢Market NEW 1 . 011 E., June s.—Stocke lower; Cumberland Coal 78; Illinois Central 68; Illinois Central bonds 87 , 4: Lacrosse end Milwaukee 6; Michigan Southern 211,1 f.,; Penneyluania Coal 74; Reading 43%; Milwaukee and Miseouri 25%; Vir inia sisal 93 1 %; Missouri HiX.6.l WA; Galena and Chicago Ss l .i: Michigan Central 60; Erle 17%. China, Mae's, an 4 queensware. .SPRING STOOK JUST OPENED, AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT OF ME 30 /NT I=B. lr MX I 421- 38 S," 122 Wood sirast, Pittsburgh. Pa. WllO IS NOW RECEIVING FROM !.:urope and Eastern Cities, a choice assortment of at bass in his line comprising Lt,'W (111(1 tasteful shapes of Pearl White Stoue Tea. Diuln.4 and Toilet Ware, and the Plain, Gold, Lustre Baud and Fiowers; Fine White- Vitrified Iron Stone Table Ware, known•to be the most dor able row in use for Hotels and Steamboats; French China of new styles, iu Pure White and Gold Baud, either in sets or single pieces; Richly Gilt and Decorated Toilet Sets; Brit tanuis and Pla.ed CaatoreGerman Silver Tea Table Spoons, Soup Ladles, etc , pistol with silver; fine Ivory Handled Carving, To , and 'Pahl a Knives and Ferizir, Tea Waiters and r. vv; Shaker and Sea [ , rasa Table }fats; Japated and Dec orated Tin Totst Eist. Also, a c Inpiete and fall assortment cf all articles snits hie for the C USTRY RETAIL TRA DE, at prices to please the public, wi are rospeafully invited to examine this 'tuck. mr27:3nuLh. t. CIIIILILDS &Tv CO., hcH: ¢t.~' r.. L'. sr 1 L'il .; liq -L 'Ql . 'O ifIT „ti,...,. 1,, 3 iond • ..4i:,.. 114 = . 'l l I 1; s :I r i ° J-- ,141 , 4, ~.._ ;:•.-. -;'1 -. , 3 - 1 I{o 10 r l`.- 11 1 iviii- , AP lis 414, I , HR F d j _31,1 i - 2, t il 1' FILA 4( *=(7l%'&c9 h., . 14 ~.-'"H., 1 ' -1/2vi;lrETTi - 3 - :-, ' lii ---7-.),-T v.v.. rl-471;.•'i1l ,ilks i - ” ~..., el , t . ''; L ii4E 1112 -4 , ,F..-.. ', c....) f -7 - I 's 9, i vT. mkt , , --,,-, ir ei. - 1. , A,.,.. a , tam 0414 Arti - I E - -, -,, .if ,-,-,,-:1 j''' lelif--"!--AL`:. '. 4 ------:-.Tr`g. .._ „ .....--5y.„....„ ..- 4.;,;a. ~. ...-4, -s i.,*(- : , ,-- • „- ._.. E,--..-- NO. 133 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA., HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR he: go NPlil\d STOCK Olf 13001 . 6 AND SHOES, ',twisting et a grelt variety of seasonable and fashionable 4oude adapted to u rim; and do mar baled. Having been min:lamed for e eh. at reduced prices, they f sit warranted in saying that they can supply Western merchants, by the umltage or dozen, at as low prices ad the sante quality of reds can as purchased in the Eastern cities. Particular dtei.tim given to orders. i Also, a god supply of Nese York and Spanish Sole Lraile r. ap7;3m...is Commisvionera appointed to perform the duties required by the aci.to ()stab hen high and low waten Buse, iu the vicinity of Pittsburgh -give this public novice that h• y will hold a meeting on uasonv, June I"th, 1850, at 10 o'clock, s m., in the Commissioners Ream, Nu. 3, of the City Councils Chambers; at which time and place they will hear say paiiles who may inter_sted in the matters epecined in said act, _ WILLIAM WADE, WILLIAM. DILWORTiI, JOHN MORRIBON, Commissioners. AN ACT TO Ei4TALILISII H.lOll AND LOW WATER LINES iu the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio rivers, iii the vicinity of Pittsburgh, in Allegheny county. Wu texas, The hues of lands on and along the shores of the rivers at and near the city of Pittsburgh, in the county of Allegheny, have never yet been clearly ascertained, and as it is important to owners of such lands, the persons nav• igating the waters of' and the corporations adjacent Co such rivers, and' to all parties Interested, to know and have their several rights and privileges in extension and limitation as certained sod deflated , therefore, Section 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep resentatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in G en ral Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by authority of the same. That the District Court f the county of Alle gheny be and it is hereby authorized and required, at any time before the let day of Juns next, to order and appoint three discreet and disinterested freeholders as commission ers'none of whom shall reside on, or be the owners of any land abutting On the said rivers witniu the said county aforesaid, who shall take and subscribe an oath or affirma tion before some competent authority, an i well and faith folly to perform the dutlea required by this act, to the best of their ability, without favor or partiality; and in the case of the death, resignation or inability to act of any of the com missioners appointed aforesaid, before the intended purposes of this act shall have been fulfilled, it shall be lawful for the said Court to appoint another or other persons to supply such vacancy or vacancies, who being qualified as aforesaid, shall proceed and act as appointed in the first instance. tire 2. net the commissioners appointed and qualified aferesaid, atter giving due public and timely notice of their time and place of meeting, the at least ten days, shall proceed, taking to thus assistance an able and competent surveyor, and examine the shores, surveying and marking thereon lines of ordinary low water, and lines of ordinary high wa ter, along the rivers Monongahela, Allegheny and Ohio, within the following limits, namely: From a line crossing the Allegheny river, at the North-eastern line of the bor ',ugh of Sharptsburg; from a line crossing the Monongahela river, opposite the mouth of the Four Mile run; and from a line crossing the Ohio river,opposite the month of Woods' run; and around the shores of all the Wan is in the rivers afore said, excepting such parts of said shores where said lines have been already establisher by law; such lines of low and high water to be laid o 't along said shores aforesai such manner and position as will mo,t perfectly secure and per petuate the navigable channels of said rivers, and best pro mote the aafety and coni.emence of vessels, rafts, and per il, us navigating the same, and as will be most suitable in all respects for the general benefit of the public at large. sec. 0. 'that the said commissioners may hear parties in terested, and examine under oath, administered by one of their number, experienced hydraulic civil engineers, sclen titic men, and other persons, if they shall deem it necessary to enable them to obtain more accurate information in re gard-to flowing water in navigable streams, and in regard to the location of the lines aforesaid. Sec 4. That the said commissioners, when they shall have completed their surveys, and shall have determined the limits and located the said lines of low and high water mark shall cause to be made a correct map or plan of the same, with such descriptions and explamaticus as may be necessary to a perfect understanding thereof, an 4 shall re-. turn the same authenticated by their respective signatures, and that of the mut vey or to the District Court aforesaid ; and it shall be the duty of the Prothonotary of said court to re vive and file said map or plan In his office, for public in spection and examination; and to give notice n at least three daily newspapers published in the city of Pittsburgh, that on a day certain, to be appointed by the court,-the said court will hear apy objections which may be made thereto by any p rasa or parties who may consider themselves aggrieved by the adoptien of the same: and the said court, after hear ing the objections, shall adjudge and determine whether the same shall be fully established or be returned to the commissioners, either in whole or in part, f.t theirre-exam !nation and if so returned, the said commissioners shall proceed to consider the same, and thereafter shall return to the said court in the manner aforesaid, said maps, with such alter Alone and amendments, if any, as they shall deem ne cessary and proper. The said court, after such determine tip, shall direct said map or plan, either with or without such alterati..ris so shall have been made, to be recorded, sod thenceforth the raid map or plan so recorded, shall be taken at ii allowed for the purposes herein mentioned and contained, and the linen sd ii.pproved shall. forever after bo deemed, adjudged and taken firm and stable for the put , peens aforesaid. Sec. 5. That all riparian right now vested in the State, lying between high water lines and the rivers, within the district aforesaid, shall from thenceforth thereafter be vested In the several corporatimm within whose limits the same now is or hereafter shall lie. LSec. d. Th 4 the commissioners who may be appointed un d er this act, shall Le entitled to receive five dollars poi day for their services, and the expenses incurred in carrying iu to effect the provisions of this act shall be paid out of the treasury of the.aaid Allegheny county. Sec. 7. That ali or any acts of Assembly that conflict here. with, either.in whole or part, be and the same are hereby repealed. G. NELSON SMITH, Spoaker pro tens, of House of Representatives. WILLIAM IL WELSH, • • Speaker of the Senate. APettovin—Thu sixteenth day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and nfty•eight. JO, nR y APPLES.:=-BrielCJ ------- ) ryAp - f - ep air HEAP WALL PAPPIL — A new supply store and for sale by 1 1,,4 of new patterns for sale by dri lIHNAY M. COLLINS. W. P. MARSHALL 81;00., • WIDE BLACK FRENCH LACES ofnum 87 Wood street. superior quality, for making and trimming —-, Manti 1- A DWELLING HOUSE on Franklin street, las, from narrow to extra wide, received at contains 8 rooms. Price $2OO. for sale by . m,yBl HORNE'S, 77 Market at. my 24 3. CUTHBERT & 80N, 61 Market at. tU I , lCli Vie '24 - e•••• 1 L.:"J `-.?"1 - '49 ISHUE Wqr.HOUSE . SPECIAL NOTICES. PERMANENT OFFICE. COAIPLYING WITH TIDE WIGEJNIT REQUEST OF URN DRRDS OF THEIR PATIENTS, Dus. a M. FITCH AND J. W. SYKES Wive couch:o.l to rental% PERMANENTLY IN PIT'rSBUR(III, A ca may be co:1411RA at ttwil rake, No. LOA Foam' u4-,Cot ot . ev:l: 4 ULAIR itoTH D:ailp, uxcept Sundays, 4 .;ONst , Viv - i •,•• , AS:IIIMA and ALL TLEkli, • II .:.0: , 110 OOMPLANTS, complicatsd with, %Jr cauhing pulmonary diso9-9S, including Catarrh. Heart Disease, Affections of th e Liver, Thyspepsia, Gast7itiB, female Complaints, e iHN /' ITO II 6Ylil s wuuly state that their treatme it of Cs I.l , llllptiort o hood npam the fact that the disc.: hn u a /deed and system at large, both before awl during its devliopment in the lungs, and they therefore employ Meelm, ical, Hygienic and Medical remedies to purify the Id, e ,d strengthen the system. ►Pith these, they use MEDICAL IN• lIALATIONS, which they value highly, but only trees, (having no Curative ejjects when used alone,) eel I ova- Ihio.are earnestly cautioned against wasting the pre.looB time of curability on any treatment based upon the pl.mal. I,le, but false idea that the "seat of the disease can be reeehed In ti direct manner by Inhalation," for, as before stated, the seat of the disease is in the blood and its effects only in the lunge. 4.41 - No charge for consultation. A list of queistions will be sent to ttio3o wishing t. , 701141.1 it tie by lettor. rnr29:.law MONONNALIPILA HAVINQ FUND COMPANY.— NOTICE—The Stock Subscription !Hooke of the above Institution, will remain open for a short time at the (Alice, No. 69 Grunt street. Any per.ora calling• 011 tho i , ecretar will be fureiehed with a copy o: the Charter ,101 Discount J ‘yo every Monday, m•tek; unlit 1 ).1 of , red 3 o'clock, p. M., sam- day BOARD: WILLIAM PHILLIPS, Presi.lent DIENOTORI,: A. M. Pollock, Philip Replier, A. S. Nicholson. JA.IIIS3 8. SecrelAry !Lod Trea.lurer. CORON FAI.7--The uudersigut.l oilers himself as a candidate before the next Democratic ()unveil iion for the °Mee of Coroner, tuid asks the support of the Do mocracy [Jul I LENOT J. R. Wo Jtothun Rhodos, James kihldlo, my2l.lro OFFICE OF PENN'A INSURANCE CO„ OF PITTSBURG - I, May 1311, , 1858. TILE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY [LAVE this day declared a dividend of FIFTEEN PER CENT. on the Capital Stock paid in, out of the profits of the last LiX mouths. FIVE PER CENT. payable in cash, and TEN PER CENT. to be applied as u credit on tha notes of Stockholders. L OSIER tiPlikrUL, my2l:lm Secretary. Jar' THE VERY THING FOR TORPID LlVER.—Samuel B. Robisou, says:— MURFEICESBORO, Tenn., April 9, 1865 flaying told lloofland's German Bitters for two years past, in this community, and having witnessed their effects upon weak and debilitated constitutions, and those much troubled with " tot bid Liver," I have uo hesitancy iu saying they are the thing such people should use. bne advertisement. tor sale by IFLI3.IIING BROS. and Dr. GEO. H. g_EYBEIP., Pittsburgh my7:2lrdam BUbiNhB6 CARDS J. &'l'. GROUTT, IMPORTERS OP BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, ETC., DEALERS IN keINE OLD MONONGAREI A RYE WHISKY, PEACH OND APPLE BRANDY. ALSO, RECTIFIERS AN D DISTILLERS, Corner of Smithfield and Front Streets, apl4] PITTSILURG LI, PA. S. B. & C. P. MARKLE MANUFACTURERS OF PRINTING, JOB, AND ALL RINDS CF WRAPPING Warehouse, No. 27 Wood Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. tra_ltage bought at market prices. myB IMEMOVAIL. • JOHN /MOORHEAD has removed to No. 74 Water street, below Market J ®lls mo o I& A RD, COMMISSION MERCHANT, YOH Till BALI 07 PIC METAL AND 8L00M.% NO. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET, mrl9 PITTSBURGH, PA PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS. ISAAC JUNklb JNO. L. BOYD WM. McCULLotIGII JOIN ES, BOYD & CO. RARuveoruuaßs OF CAST STEER.. ALSO, SPRINU, PLOW AND A. R. STEEL, SPRINGS AND AXLES. Cot-titer Rost and keirst Streets, .iY 2S PITTSBURGH, PA. MOORHEAD & CO., MANUFACTURBR. OF rican, Piain & Corrugated, GAL \.' ANPZED SHEET IRON, For Rooting, Guttering, Spouting, &c. AGENTS FOR WOOD'S PATENT INVITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON. Warehiluse, No. 136 First street, mr26: Iy-is PITTSBURGH, PA. tid.Ao JONLi N). J. ROGERS Si. CO., ISANIMACTUILERS OP ROGRRS' IMPROVED PATENT STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH, CORNER ROBS AND FIRST STREETS, WILLIAM CLAYTON & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Lictuort ME RC H. AIN TS , NO. 87 DIAMOND ALLEY, Near Wood etreot, PITTSBURGH, PA. inr Al ways ou hand, Blackberry, Cherry, and Cognac Brandies, Old Monongahela and Rectified Whisky, of the ye b a t deltlydel: JAMES A. FETZER, Forwarding and Corninission Merchant, FOIL Tall SLR OP lour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Seeds, Dried Fruit and Produce generally, Oornor of Market, and First streets. PlTTBBlidell. PA. Rama ro—Francis G. Bailey, Es:., William Dilworth, Sr., . Cuthbert & Son, Pittsburgh; Boyd A Ott, Ilelskell A weariugon, S. Brady, Casl.. M. & M. Balkh, List : Howell, Mangle & Co., George W. Anderson, Donlo Patton & Co. Wbot-aug. L. C. H;CPEURN, ATTORNEY AT LAY? AND CONVEYANCER 07i/C3 FRIT [S, QIIPaLC:iIV C. 14 Yourtb ateratt CE CREAM! ICE CREAM!! - The undersigned having just fitted up his ICE CREAM sALOON in a very tasteful and comfortable style, would re. spectfully inform his friends and the public generally, that he furnishes them a delicious ICS CREAM of different fla vors. Soda Water, Fresh CODA, Goon D:ope, Fralts, etc., at all times on hand, at the Confectionary of FRED. A. MI ER BOIL St. Char street, opposite St. Clair Hotel. 03)... Particular attention paid to orders for Pic-Nice and Parties. mr2.thlm—me Suramer Lager Beer. 91 1 11 E UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO Ja. inform his friends and the public In general, that he is In the daily receipt of this delicious Beer, from the well known Brewery of J. N. Straub, Allegheny City, it having been pronounced to be the beet that was manufactured here for many years, CLEAR, TASTEFUL and PURE. Give me u cull and try R. JOHN ROTH, ap24•tf At his old stand, No. '26 Diamond. TESTERS.—Borders and ciroles for Tes tort. for labe by rm7Sl l W. P. MARSIIAIL & 00 . LASS.-500 boxes :x 1, 'x an' Ix 71 for rale by (avIL lIHNRY 11. COLLINS. 108 PRINTING.- Cards, Freight Bills, Circulars, bray Receipts, Bill Heads, Labels, Railroad Receipts, Bills Lading, With every other description of Job Printing, executed with promptness snd at fair prices. .1. R. WELDIN, Printer and Bind..r, _ my3l Wood street, near Fourth. fIOTTON TRIMMINGS.—Cotton Fringes and Braids for trimming Basques and Children' Olothing—all widths received. at JOB. HOENE'S, 23 ?To 51 Market it rt. BUILDINO LOTS-12 Loth, each 30 feet front by 100 deep, situate in]East Liberty, near the RaileQad Depot. PriCol from $276 to s4oo—terms, one fourth In handy balance at 6 years credit. Call and see the plan. my 26 a. OLITIIDEItT di SON, 61 Market at. TEAM MILLS FOR SALE —A Stitam k." Flouring Mill, situate in Beaver c , unty, three ran of Stone and all the machinery complete, 120 bbls. of flour can be made in 24 hours. Also, a Saw Mill in good order, with all the latest improvements,l3 acres of land, etc. Terms easy. Apply to B. CUTHBERT SON, my 4 61 market street. 30,toc:I•iv - c)B e r-ffe - "vv - 30..elmerislac • I N DE'S 'l' C 1 B L. 14", ROO FlN(i. R 51024S 1 024 E 11.4 S PAT 'IP 3/13 AS4 fr a 41.1 0 0 _ I N 41" CONSISTING OF CANVAS !.24ATUR4TED WITH RESINOUS SUBSTANCES, ETC, JE. AL 'l' 3E DT C' .7E) Z TOT . 111 IE UNDERSIGNED TS PREPARED TO COVER AND REPAIR ALL KINDS OF Roofs, with itUßßeira Mastic. This composition is adapted for all kinds of Roofs, flat or steep; it can also be applied oe Tin, Iron, or 0 d Shingles, making a perfect Job. This composition is not affected by atmospheric changes ; it will n: ither crack nor ran ; tt is impervious to water ; FIRE PROOF and more durable than any other kind of v of log. This ru,ling material is used in vas quantities throughout the United States, on Houses, Bridges, Rolling Mills, Railroad Care, and Steamboats, giving entire satisfaction, and is considered a perfect protection from the elements. Although this roofing was only introduced here in 1556, it can be seen on many of the imildiuge in the city. Alio, on moot of the ,railroads. 1 here refer to a few places where this Roofing is in use, and can be seen--Clevelaud and Pittsburgh Itadroad ; at belle Air; Bridgeport; Martinsville; Portland ; Lagrange • StenbenviLe; TtlcCoy's; Wellsville; Liver Fool and Rochester S'ta Cons, and the Manchester Depot; Pennsylvania Central Railroad; Spruce Creek Astoria Station, Mill ,st Tipton and i'ar , collage at Altoona; Allegheny City, Westminster College and many other Buildiurs; Pit ts burgh, J. tdeCully's Ware 11011HO ; Sen. Trimble's Hotel; also, numerous others in this city. All orders left at No. 247 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH, (where samples of the ma terial can be aeon,) will receive prompt attention, by apl W. F. FAHNESTOCK, Agent. PUBLIC PROPERTY AT AUCTION.- Thu following United States Property not being re. quired for public service, will be wild at the Allegheny Ar n.mal, near Pittsburgh, Pa., by order of Major John Symiug tou, conimandivg, on THUitSUAY NlOll. NO, June 10th, at 10 o'clock, viz:— Teo 12 pounder Iron Onus ; One 6 do do Seven 24 do iron llowitzers, heavy . Two 24 do do au light 24,460 Ito. Scrap Iron , Twelve pair Unies Carriage Wheels ; ORO Tubular steamer Boiler ; Forty-eight Flint Lock Muskets; Seven do do ; Seventy-nine Artillery Swords; Ninety-lice Cavalry Satires, various patterns; Twoury-throo Non-Commissioned Odicsr's Swords; Seventy-three Hall's Carbines,percussiou and brooch load• lug parts ; small arms; Artillery and Gunner's Implements ; Accoutrements; Scrap Stool; Strap Leather; a variety of TooM, &c.; ale.) a first quality Eastern Made Rockaway and set of one-horse Harness. Terms each—opecie fuu.A. Jot P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. VXECUTOR'S SALE OF HAND STREET LOT.—On TUESDAY EVENING, June Bth, at 8 o'clock, on the second floor of the Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 54 Fifth street, will be sold, by order of Dr. Robt. Wray, Executer of Wm. Tense, deceased, the t valuable lot of ground on Band street, near Duquesne way, having a front of forty feet ou Hand street, extending back parallel with Duquesne way one hundred feet to a tour foot alloy. • The above adjoins the line warehouse of John iilack & Co, and from it, central location is very desirable for busi ness purposes or private residences. Terms—One-third cash, residue in one and two years, with interest. P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. VALUABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION.- Ou TUESDAY EVENING, June Bth, 1868, a' eight o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, No. 64 Fifth street, will be sold:- 44 shares M. & M. Bank of Pittsburgh. 20 do Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh 10 do Citizens' Bank of Pittsburgh, 80 do Pitts. Life, Fire and Marine Insurance Co jay P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer. LARGE SALE OF PROPERTY IN AL LEGHENY CITY, on the West Common and Ridge street, on TUESDAY EVE4INII, June Bth, at 3 o'clock, in second story Sales Room of the new auction house, No. 54 Fiftu ef-eet, will be s- Id, that very valnable and beautifully . h cated Real Estate of John Irwin, Esq , well known as Ihe "Rope Walk" property, situated ou the West Common, First Ward, Allegheny City, which has been sub-divided into loos of large size, the better to accommodate those desiring to erect line residences.; and end a range of smaller !eta adap:- ed for comfortable homesteads, viz hix lots fronting on the West Common or Irwin avenue, between Ridge street and Water lane, each 25 feat front, ex.. tending back 198 to a 20 feet alley. Nine lots fronting on Ridge and Central streets, (each of which is 50 feet wide,) said lots being about 50 feet front by 285 Let in depth. Eleven lots, each 30 feet front, and one lot about 80 feet front, uu Central street, each extending back two hundred and sixty feet to a forty feet Street on the line ot the prop erty of Richard Bowen, Esq. Forty.thi cc lots, cacu 25 feet front un Central street, extending back toward Water lane 140 feet, to a twenty loot alley. For the satisfaction of purchasers, the lots have been staked off and numbered; of which, plans can be had at the auction store, and the premises shown on application. Terms at sale. (my 27) V. 31. DAVIS, A .ct'r. e 4 LOSING OUT. POIITIWELY THE LAST WEEK Of the great Auction Sale of Gold and Silver Watches, and beautiful gold Jewelry, at M'Cartuey's Auctiuu flonse, No 1 . 20 Wood street. We have yet loft unsold a large and desirable lot 0' Jewelry, &c., to great variety, all of which must be sold. Goode may be had during each day, whole sale and retail, at vry law prices, and all shall prove as re presented and sati4factory, or money refunded. Among this stock may be found one Magic Watch, valued at $2OO ; about one dozen Fine Patent and Detached Levers in Gold limiting Oases, and a fine lot of Silver Watches of various kinds. Also, Sold Guard and Vest Chains, Gold and Silver !tenet's and tans; Cameo, Gold-ttone, Mosaic, Florentine, Lava and a great variety f other kiridn Breast Pins and Ear-Drops; Gold and Silver Thimbles, Bracelets, Sleeve But tons, Finger Rings, Lockets, Neck-Chains and Cruises ; be sides many articles in the lino not hire mentioned. Re member that Saturday evening will moat positively be the last of the auction Sale. But if thine should be any goode I( ft after that, they will,be closed out at private sale, as we are determined to dispose of the entire lot. Now, for bar gains I The Show Cases in which our Jewelry is exhibited We for sale; also, three or four Jewelers' Trunk and Sam ple Boxes. Sales commence each evening, at 8 o'clock. JOSHUA GRAY, Salesman. itty3l W. G. M'CARTNEY, Auc't. LAMUEL FAIINESTOCK, No. 74 WOOD street, l'ittabnrgh, has on hand a large STOCK OF HARDWARE, Which he will sell very low for OAHU. In addition to 1113 llingts, Knives and Forks, and Spoons, and a large tisort , ,tent ~I :'arpenter's Tools, helms received a largo sup ?ly of '-sa.utge Craters and Staffers ; Shovels, Tongues and Pokers; Sleigh Bells, and Enameled ct 29 Preserving Kettles. THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY announce to their customers and the public, that ow ing to the price of Barley and Hops, and to snit the times, they are brewing a light and delicious flavored CREAM ALE, which they are selling at $4 it barrel, and have KEGS oP TEN GALLONS each, to accommodate private families. • They have aloe, X ALE, at $6; XX at $7, and superior RENNET at $8 bbl., and smaller casks in proportion. Also, excellent PORTER AND BROWN STOUT. ifkiii••• Mere sent to their Brewery on PITT STREET, will receive prompt attention. N mr10:11m GEO. W. SMITH A Of). HOGSR GO AND SEE - C r 9lt GE P. WERTZ'S Fi rs t predil„,„___...unt Blind Factory, CORNER THIRD AND PITTSBURGH. rrHOSE WISHING TO FLIVAITSII THEIR House with VENITIAN BLINDS, of.thelavat ezgni site and elaborate finish, will bud it to their intarestaiug. l7 ° me a call before purchasing elsewhere. My work is got up` by the best mechanics (not apprentices.) Every attention given to the wants of customers. Prices low. All work warranted. No. 72 THIRD Street. Pittaburgia. myB:lyle PITTSBURGH, PA CIVIL ENGINEER AND OONTRACTOI? NJ FOR THE ERECTION OF GAS WORKS, for from flve qurners and upwards, and for Heating Buildings, public or private, by Steam, Hot Water or Furnaces. myea yin PITTSBURGH. PA NIERCHANT TAILOR, No. 82 St. Clair Street, I'ITTSBURGH, PENN'A., 1 Is prepared to furnish his customers and buyers gee rally, with the latest and most fashionable styles of Spring ad summer °cads of every variety, which he will make up o order to the entire satisfaction of those who may favor MI with their patronage. myl7llm ANUFACTURERS AND IMPOR'L'ERi all of Pocket' and Table Cutlery, Surgic and an 1 Den tal Instruments, Guns, Pistols, .Fishing Tackle, etc., No. 8t Wood street. They give special attention the m tactur ug of Trusses, Supporters, etc. Jobbing and ItepeirloF ith punctuality and despatch. 4017 TAMES S. NOON, ALDERMAN, EX OFFICIO JUSTICE OP THE PEACE, AND POLICE MAGISTRATE—Office, No. 69 Grant street, nearly oppo site the Court House, Pittsburgh, Pa. Depositions, Acknow ledgments and Probates taken; the Rectrds examined, Deeds, Bonds, Mortgagee, Wills. Leases, Articles of Agree ment, and of Partnership, Letters of Attorney, etc., etc., drawn up at short notice; Marriages Solemnized, and all business iu the Tina of hie official duties, promptly attended to. Office hours, from 7% A. se. CO I P. tt.., and from t: to 6 P M. apt:ly 110 t UTTER.-3 bbls. fresh roll, for sale by P mrlB IIENII 3 I 11 COLLINS GENTS' GAITERS AND SHOES; Ladies' Clifton) and shoes; Misses' Gaiters and Shoes; Youths' Gaiters and Shoes; Children's Gaiters and Shoes ; Gents' Patent Sea Gaiters; Gents' Calf Gaiters; Gents Calf and Patent Oxfords ; At the PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE, N 0.17 Fifth street, near Market. DIYVENBACITEIt. BELT HOOKS—ForO eptioinelnCiallubber or Leather Belting—a supply of the different sizes Just received and for sale, by PHILLIPS, mr9 raid 2S St. Clair street. TRIED APPLES.-30 sacks prime Dried Apples received, and for sale by McCANDLESS, MEANS k CO., Corner of Wood and Water atreeta. GUM BANDS, Port Folios, Desk Pads, B an k ers cave, Port Monies, and Pocket Books, for sale by W. S. HAVEN'S, apt g Corner Market and Second streets. INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING—Of alt kinds. Also, Oil Clothing—a large assortment always on hand, at the India Rubber Depot of pOTATOES.- 100 bushels white Neshannocka 800 " mixed Potatoes received this day and . ssa by J. 11311113 A. FETZER, my 2 Corner Market and First streets. iiIjIIINNY SACKS.-300 large three bushels Ronny Beets, nev and in good order, for sale by JAS. A. MUIR, Oorner Yint endlrezkot streeto. I[ AIR BRUSHES—A large assortment of i_ the beat qmlity of Hair Broahes constanttliyy on band JOBSPH PLSMTR Omar Diamond and Market skeet. A GCTION SALES HARDWARE• Light Cream Ale. DAVID H. WILLIAMS, SAMUEL GRAY, CARTWRIGBIT Ri. YOUNG, (Summers Co John acrtwright,) Alderman's Office. J. tr. IL PHILLEPa, 28 and 28 rt. Olair street. THE GREATEST 1E • it ). OP TEEE AGE. MR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has disc v creel ha ono of our common pasture weals a : etn that cures Every kind of Humor, PROM Ta WORST SCROFULA DOWN TO A COMM PIAIPLI? Ho has tried it In over eleven hundred oases, andne failed except in two cases, (lc.,th thnnd.•r `tumor.) Lie now' in l i possesaiou over on.• huUlred artlt3cnto.; of i value, all vtitbitt twenty tnilos ~1 13.,5t,0n Two bottles are warrautod to rnr, a nursing sore cuont: Ono to three bottles will core the worst kind of Pint oia the face. TWO or throe bottlo3 will clew the eystum of bile.. Two bottlos are warrauteil to cure the worst canker In mouth or stomach. Three to five bottl-1 are warranted t ) , nr.) ih< w of Erysipelas. U e to two bottles are warrantei to .3nre all hnaior olthe oyes. Two bottles are warranted to care running of the earn ant , blotches among the hair. Four to ktiX bottles are warranted to cure corrupt anJ running tticora One bottle will cure scaly ernetion of tha skin. Two or three betties are warranted to cure the worst kind of ringworm. Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the most dos perate case of rheumatism. Three to four bottles aro warranted to cure salt-B.lloam. Five to eight bottles will care the worst case of scrofula. A ben,•'it is al wa), t}++:l,•oxot from the unit bottle, .co n perfect cure is warra•:!, 1 whoa the a 1.,. ve,taanL.tv RC XBURY, MAt4B DUI!. 516nisi,—'ine reputation of the Medical Discovery, to curing all kind of humors ' ie eo well established by the unanimocui voice of all who have ever used it, that I noe4 not say anything on the subject, as the moat skilful physi. clans and the meet c.arefol Druggista in the country are un iIIIOLLS in its praise. Iu presenting the Medical iliscuvery to your notice, I cio it with a full knowledge of the curative power. in relieving all, and curing moat of those clizesse4 in which you are, no fortunately so That !nos: excruciating disease to I:L -ail:action tO tb. r. NURSING SORE MOUTH, "in car,l hti t.:i It mirncl, ; oWn temps,: le rentorod is ltt 1.111t11 . 0 , i 3:1 , 1 frum nla,rt and fretful naps t, 4odiosl ry 1 i t A N F. Is It ta.r.ond. u• • u, h. I; P ithir,ll luteetinem nnd 1) k; 1" t creksilug a ninkiug, f tla rareb of your 5,1.117, Your stoulacil i RAW AND INPLAMED, your food distreaa a you, and ~.a n only take certain kinds, and even of that your system dons mot get half the nourishment it contains as the scrimonons fluid of the canker oars it up; then your complexion losea ita bloom and bo comes sallow or greenish, and your boat day is gone. Fur want of nourishment your system becomes loose and flabby, and the fibres of your body become relaxed. Then follow a train of diseases whic4 the Medical Discovery ia peculiarly adapted to _ CURE; Polpitattort of th ;trait, pain In the aide, weakness of the spine and entail ~ f the Lttez, pain of tho top Joint when ion retire, IrregularLy of the 1, wolf. and u!so,t l i/It :00:11 z ^ _: r• cinting of diseilloa, the low many tnoceands of poor women are Buffering from thin disease and pining away a miserable life, and their next door neighbor does not know the , 1111130 wish to impress oe your mind that gaud old prover., " An ounce of proven: tioa le bettor than a pound of cure." In the MEDICAL DISCOVERY you have both the preventative and the cure, with this great and good quality, that it will never, under any eirenanitancee, do you auy injury. NI change of diet over uo,e,,a.y the hest you can g.i and enough 6f it. Draiterioni eon Ch.lS—Adu'qn se, tabi. , spqonfnl per day-- Children over ten yeaea ,afal—Children from 'ale tz , eight yearn, tea Hpramful dr,tione can be appli cable to all couatitutiong. tak • • at to operate on the bowel,' twice s day. :'rice $l,OO per tAtie. ;•.- U. 11. KEYSI:;:, sop4:akw N 14) W..s. I e evt, Pittsburgh, A BEIFI'IIPUI, HEAD RICH GLOSSY HAIR, Complezely Preserved TO THE Gin:ATEST AGE. And who that is gray would not have it restored to iti former color, or bald, but would have the growth restored, or troubled with dandruff and itching but would- have it removed, or troubled with scrofula, scald head or other eruptions, but would be cured, or with sick hoadache, (neuralgia,) but would be cured. It will also remove all pimples from the face and skin. Prof. Wood's Hair Resto rative will do all this, s-e circular and the following: . ANN ARBOR, November b, 1856 Pair. 0. J. V, and—Derr Sir :—I have heard much said of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restorative, but having b e ,cuso often cheated by quackery en' quack noitrums, h a i r d ymi „ ... l, :c„ I wit-, disposed to place your Restorative iu the same catego ,v , with the thousand and one loudly trum peted quack remedies,, until I met you in Lawrence county some month. since, whe,.. you gave me such assurance so induced the trial of 3 our Riis... t .?'; t i v e in my my good wife, whose hair heel-a,.ume very thin and en• tirely white, and before exhaustinetirt. uf utlrul tie=, her bait was restored nearly to its ‘ i4 nual your large lar• brown color, and had thickened and become 'b e. ,rtiful ani uuea to glossy upon, and entirely over the head; she C use it, not simply because of its beautifying effeMEß,t - .7, the hair, but because of its healthful influence upon head and mind. Others of my family and friends are usiu your Restorative, with the happiest effects; therefore, my skepticism and doubts in reference to its character and value are entirely removed; and I can and do most co; - dially and confidentially recommend its use by all w would have their hair restored from NV - he or gray (by rea son of sickness or age,) to origimil color and beauty, and be all young persons who would have their hair beautiful and glossy. Very truly and gratefully veers, I , RISDiD 1% 000: It Wad a long time after I saw you at Blisafleld before I got the battle of Restorative for which you gave me an order upon your agent in Detroit, end when I got it we concluded to try it on Mrs. Mount hair, es the surest test of its power. It lme done all that you assured me it would do; and others of my family and friends, having witnessed its streets, are now using and recommend• tog its use to others as entitled to the highest consideratiuL you claim for it. Again, very respectfully and truly, yours, SOLOMON MANN. CI IL LYLC, 111., Jnnel*3,l.BB2. I Lave vied Prof. 0. J. Woo.l a Hair Restorative, and have. admire , ' its wonderful etractA My hair was becoming, as I thought, prematurely gray, but by the use of his Itestorii, tivc it has rfaanted orlghial color, and, 1 havo no 'onbt, pormmoutly so. 8. BILESSE, ox-Botuitor, U. 8. J. WOOD icCO ' Proprietura, 312 Broadway, N. the great N. Y. Wire Railing Itatablithmtmt) and IN Market Street, St. 1.011 631,1 by DR. GEO. IL litIYSER, No. 140 Wood at., jo2:3trider,v And sold by all good Druggists. e i AMES C. CUTLER, OP OINOINNAT 1, Siva he ti , td to quit business for eight years from Asthma. Feveral Physicians gave him up—ho usod Ayer's Pectoral and other Cough syrups, but still grow wont?. 11011111AN'S VEGETABLE COIIPOU\Ii9 Completely cor,l him of every semblance of his old disorder PREPARED BY BOWMAN St. CO., LLEGILENY, PA For gal° by L/EO. LT. RUYSEIt„ Plttsbnrgl., J. I'. FLEMING, Allegheny City, And Druggiet3 j. my2didAlv LOB CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONARY, P. SMILDECKER, No. 22 Diamond Alley, between Wool St. and the Diamond, AS OPENED HIS ICE CREAM SA LOONS for the season, and is prepared to supply all who may ma, with PURE ICE CREAM, of all flavors. He also is constantly supplied with CAKES OW ALI. KINDS and Confectionary of his own manufacture, made from the beat material!. PAMILIPsi AND PARTIES supplied with iinhes, Ico Creams, and Confectionary of all descriptions. Saloon open at all hours—Day and Evening. fmyls:lEu pOJNT BOX FAC BIIBEd & GIITENDORP Have Just fitted up in complete order, new machinery of tho latest Improvement, for the manufacture of Boxes of every description. We are prepared to make to order at short ne. tire, Boxes anitable for Soap and Candles, Packing Hoes for Hardware, Variety Goods, Looking Glees and Picture Pra Mee . etc Orders promptly filled. mirSq•lin COVERED CANE 1100 P.—An excellent article for Laiftee Skirts. A large lot open at 12 74 1 . 11 - 0161:18/8, U hittritat Private Ilnxes to hold six persons—. Dtt.:l3 Circle t Parquette...lsoe. I Upper Tier 2rio. Ira — Dom- ept.l, vt o's_liack. Curtail to CLIO at 1,4 to 8, 11'NDAY EVENING, Juno 7th, 1858, will bo presented (firm inn , this rorinntk! legend of the sea and land, entitled CAPTAIN KYD; Olt. THE WITCH FIEND OF NEW -YORK. Robert afterwards Capt. Kcd Mr. P. Foster. Kate Bellaniuut Julia M. Cooke. In consequ,Licu tf the great length of this play no other piece will be actipl with it. ter To-morrow, Tmir.day, Grand Slusical Fe 'twat of the ilerman North American Jiaeicat Aotiociatitoi, theta will be no dramatic porformauco. , lio7r. Wednesday, bonen*. of JULIA M. COOKE. CO LLIN'S' TROTTING ASSOCIATION. ARK; :NT tooß mug ,-I.:AsoN OF 1858. . . . ......... Peri.Ani nia hnain6 ecatun Ticket, will hi, charged Ono DuMir ctrii th , ~r driving r r [Wing on thu '• coupe . / 01 ['III, 1 jeAtt , an /. A 1: in.rtv: • , f liborty and Waynd 1 1 , .t: , g*te. huy2l:ll4 ( - erupt iding HI)111. - el the ueici,l talent in the country.) 1)t1 which OCC.l.lii .11 will 11' per f rued. f , r the tirat tlrau the United the Mq-ical Tableau, by tbc, , listiogui:the le, nip Jrf!h9 Otto. This beau tiful tird rimat, minicr.l dosirTlptivo of th. Sea Pi,toovion, Ims mot the great tet iu En...oalld, Franca tiormmy. Tho Cono , rt ~11 mid, dtr.ctiou of Rt., enituent Dirbctur, Ph )1". f:CIPNA B. ut J ul: Lin ~; (Att.: , .101 ; l'ipt-r Tier, 5n cents Prize •}:. t, St. Vic Nic urouuds, 10 ceuts. 01t,,11 SI. Jel IMIU!SEMI!IERI 1111111 .:'.LLD K 4NNEI,I fit,L.)lslo;.i lIANN AMUSEMENTS. FOSTER'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. Solo Lumce and Manager.. Acting and Stage Manager Treanuror SOALE OF PHIOZB RATES OP ALM-16610N Season Tickets Carriage and Pair.. Ilaree sad Buggy Horsemen. PedestriaLs, each.. Lad ios GRAND MUSiCAL FESTIVAL. TII E 6 _fiiNl,\!'.. .X.! , I:Til A MERICAN Ni SR .1 : ASSOCIATION 1 II L I I 01111 slit, .1.:71t aluti 10th N\ r;NI N (1, THE STH `, a }~ r_ Is, ONCEI.T IN THE NEW NATIONAL THEATRE Over two Hundred and Fifty Vocal and lcuttrumental. Perfarforniera p . ON THE SEA SHORE, WEDNZSDAY AFTERNOON, t Vtla, 3 o'clock, PRIZE CONCLRT A'l' 1, AFAY ETTE HALL, tha which t,O itteie SOCICiIe.H belonging to the nr, tt fl,: iffitpuiticout silver goblet. O'CLOCK, !i DILI/. BANQUET bt• the 1 'FL:UR:WAY, thie :gh the principal stro,'A vi 'ty iNic at Denny's Grove. 1,.VEN1‘.6. • :.'c •. [i.•. ivi Lies tvill clolo v..itki R _4 A' J) BALL .10 41 : - 4J A itif.'l'll V, H ti) yr E 1-trILL A u '1: iii,POSTING a w l ill tin:lß of =MEM ! prompt. ait:raticn I N GALLERIES taa 1:4,L CAliGu & CO., }-1.1.01, Cog:Malt - 2"S Z 1.3315 Ambirotypirsts, •,,otl Lo. Ei ft a tirei, and ~ - ; ALLERY. tugliktr-Sp 111M111111111111111E LIOT OU PLE Y.— is ART HAS BEEN AL brought to au.:lll,riecthet teat pictures taken by this 14,1,e, litiVi, beau pr ,unce.l ;Jert,ct by the scientific Thcy C3ll he h .0 1.11011 . I.,uuty and artistic. elagauce v at WALL'S Lh:.•use li.w.L.Kr, on Fourth street, Jaen' Emylfults MBEUT A BEAUTIFUL AN) DUI:9I3LE PICTURE , VAILLA:ifEo, 1.1;.: HAD AS LOW AS AT ANY PI L. T CLASS ESTABLISHMENT IN TUE COUNTRY, :IT WALL'S, "Fourth groat Removed to 21 Fifth Street. d'IARGO & CO.'S PLIOTOGRAPIIIC AND A NIB ROT YPI: IALLERY hai been removed from n Fourth street, to No. 21 Firth street, near Market. These rooms having btu built espociallv for tho purpose, with three large lights, aro not surpaissil iu the city for comfort, conveuiouce nu l excelleue: iu arrangement. •••••"" Our old fricuds antl'•,at -ono su thole likomases, are invited to CAI'. itilCUptio/1 tgoin and Spec; _inans au the ground floor. apT tr) NEW DAGIJI-;' , It E. Eli: AN b B ROT Y NIDE-LP3ar .!. J. 1 1, M 9 r ; vO.ll T YOSTOW/lOC :A t. 11.3 9t.71i.1e, in alp at ruiaonuble ratan. ar- : „.....Lick 1 , 77,w takoa at t4oir runiclenc.e. WURNITURE FOR CASE'. Ati ttaiurtment of 011t41,nrgh matinfact::rd ETJRNITURE, ombracing BUREAUX, BOOK Ca.lB, WARD ROBES, And every articie ne0,1,1 iu a well furulahod dwolllng, ai n Spitttli , i n o t ort t neut of OFFICE FURNITURE, o' 'y ardor. Adtho only tonna on which hu-inel.4 is .lane oita di.thrilittlt. id fur 4.1451:f. Price, are made accordingly. Per 40 . 14 in want of anything in ti,e above Ate, w And t, a utzugud !,y calling at FACK.I , IEIt. No. 'O3 Sruithdeld mtru.A. 1-elow J 1) F'ACKINgIi. %1 Tµ LAKE SEJPERIOR COPPER MILL SMELTING WORKS. p i LRK, M'CURDY CO., CTUi?.ERS OF SCIEATIIING; , , Evr, .Lud Bolt o_,l,p6r,ProAit,leoppoe Bottootio, BrttLi.r,' t.ir , aI4O iutporteraaukk okt lron, Couatantly , iaalt.ra•••• • it Warchi)lliti, N 0.149 Muc,. . P.cAcial ortiors Virat, and 120 S2coud !an, t, Pittaburglit — P . T. 44, ' , ; f Cups ..r cut to arty tlesirea pattern : my 29: _ _ N oT ic E- TO RC ITE in ptli1111141:1C0 of a rasa• lutwou wlopted b, the MoolyEent Curarni. , !siou,re, at a moot ing. At rl. l .erg, mt thl, 13th in.staut, Yion.,l 4 pKlfleqtloti3 end t.stll7l-40111.re inv;t, , lrn the of - n MONUMENT 0.) the r, Peenlylvonia, who lost their lw,s in it, loto Ve . dr With 1, the Co 4 cif which, not to vise: 1 the hem of Ti1111:117 TH9USANI) DrILLARS. - . C , oozoontoltiona G Lo ,dtlroz:xd to tho lioveroor, at liar itiruiAL:. Plang, will pl,at,t, their ESTI MATES inidor E -at, tli,y will 14, for 010 114,3 of Iho CoM. 1111.4i.:11 , CB only. r di, Plan wlrcis iu,iy witi;•teil, is premium of Two By ord,r 4 , f tv,c.,,i,,A,•:onuni. W2iLd CUt, C RRIAGES, Roc,: r.v A v EIS, 5Ui.1,711 , ...4 A\l.l SLEIIIIIB. N.. 1 PIT :SIMI:WI, PA. All w..rk wArraute,! ell the hest materials and wertitwitiship • utsl2dyilla & CO. ,i(le•SN'ila.i )11Jilliltti 4 C 0.,) 14 1 0 I.W 411:/-)iNG 21 ND CO.MMISSION 1N , 21:, , io ; - oal , aro in Produce, Flour and Weel, 114 `'•• I Htr,t, P;turburgli, LBP 23 11N0111: arec,h E. Sldor, St. Louis; Fenr,n Brea., a. , Cornell Zr Baltimore; ;Curet to .`lar tin, l'lriladelphle; .‘ I.James„ il.enr, San tee .4 Co. ‘• 7 :7. 17,,r Childs .t Co. Bagaley, a. W. it, & 000. A. L. 11..r(1. 6",•i A. IS t).l , •• ••ri'; I " t)ried BAGA tir24 QTAR CANI)LES.--75 boxezi extra Ada wantino .".tar .r.trroaAted eur.ezior to any In the market, on head and fur Fab, by nayl3 B. 0. h J, 11. SAWYER. ----- LARD OIL. 50 barrek 'arra No 1 Lard oirt 25`! No. 2 Lard Oil, on hand and for sate, by L1 1 41 31 11. C. Sc J. 11. SAWYER. ALAD OIL.-10 baskets pure, justrec i d end for solo by E.EVIER b. ANDERSON, my 4 N 0.119 Wood street, NDIA RUBB. SR DOOR MATS—The best Mats to use, just received at the India Rubber Depot, J. U. PHILLIPS: 36 end 28 St.Olair street. 'LOOK OIL CLOT ll—Of all patterno, from yard to 6 yards in width, of a superior quaint', for sale at the Oil Cloth Store of J. Zs H. PHILLIPS, cayl3 26 and 29 Bt. Clair street. .........JU. FOSTER. W. YOUNG! GEOROB BIECIRIST 'u this city Cuncurt, Dress ho. o,l,•grapli, or other horning Yost, will receive apT •,J LLEIt Y , =ZEE ples, for tiale by LEY, C064.3101VE, Zs Nr.q. 1.5 nnd -11 Wood stroat
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