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JAMES I'. BARK, Editor and Prnintadar.
PITTSBURGH
NI , )KNING
DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS
FOB BOPRELMEI JUDGIS,
WILLIAM A. PORTER,
OP PIIIIADELPIELA
FOR CANAL 0011111B81011EII,
WESTLEY FROST,
OF FAYETTE COUNTY
103. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY OOMMITTEE OF Col.
RESPONDENCE. The Democratic County Con,
mitten of Correepeudooe will meet at the ST. CRAILLEB
Pittsburgh, WEDNESDAY, June 16th, ISfei, at ntsvi...N
o'clock, A M. Punctual attendance is requeeted.
JAMES A. 0113:50N, Chai ft
JOHN Le STUN, Secretary.
Thu following named gentlemen COLlipakeid Chu a b.., t• C... , 1
ID I ttlq, , , viz:
J. N. 141cOlowry, Jame.l A.. Gibskm,
IL B. Sinclair, Thomas Farley,
Joseph Birmingham, D. D. Bruce,
L. B. Patterson, It. li. Patterson,
Charles Bryson, Dr. Wm. M. Herron
J. B Fulton, it. Ji. Guthrie,
Itobert Morrow, of Rows, S. C. Wingard,
John Layton
CAMP SUSQ,UEHANNA
Gov. Packer, commander-in-chief of the
forces of Pennsylvania has ordered a Camp of
Instruction, which, from present indications
we judge will be the greatest military gather
ing ever held in the State, at least, in time of
peace. The proposed military gathering will
take place in Williamsport, Lycoruing county:
and will be called "Camp Susquehanna." It
will continue from the 7th to the 12th of Sep
tember. The orders of Adjutant-General
Wilson un the subject will be found in our
advertising•celumns. All the volunteer com
panies of the State are invited to participate
in this grand military gathering, and if no
more than one-half of them attend, the dis
play cannot fail to be a most magnificent
one. Three months time are given for pre-
paration, lung enough to get ready for a war ;
and certainly long enough to prepare for a
peaceful gathering of the citizen soldiery on
the beautiful banks of the West Branch of
the Susquehanna.
The advantages to our volunteer companies
of something which resembles actual , ervice,
at a distance from the luxuries of cities and
towns, are obvious. Street parades and ar
mory drills, make up about the total of mili
tary service which most volunteer companies
experience. It will do them good, as well as
afford them an agreeable and exciting plea
sure to make a few days trial of regular dis
cipline and routine similar to those of actual
service in the field. The excitement of a life
in tents, the military regulations duly en
forced day and night, and the pleasant gath
ering of people from all parts of the State, so
that friendly feelings may be cultivated, will
make "Camp Susquehanna" a thing of note.
Such gatherings cannot fail to improve the
military system of the State, and to render
those who take part in them better prepared
fur service in the field when their country
may require such service.
Alleghenny C'iunty there are large
number of well equipped and well drilled
military companies. We hope that every one
of them may make arrangements to he at
Williamsport in September, and show their
fellow•soldiers of Pennsylvania a " touch o'
their quality."
Benefit of J. C. Fortcr
To-night has been set apart for the benefit
of J. C. Foster Fsq., who, for so many years
has devoted his energies and means towards
the amusement of the citizens. He is cer
tainly entitled to an overflowing house for
what he has recently accomplished, in having
constructed a large and elegant first class
theatre. The money which this theatre has
cost for materials, labor, and decorations, has
heen'expended among the mechanics and fur
nishing men of our city. Let this class re
collect the fact, and he present to-night. The
Odd Fellows also have a large interest in the
beautiful hall which Mr. Foster has con
tributed to finish ; and they, one and all
should show their appreciation of what he
has done, by attending his benefit to-night.
And the citizens generally, who wish to see
a well-conducted place of amusement sus
tained in the city, which is a benefit to the
place, should also encourage Mr. Foster's en
terprise by their presence. Let his benefit to
night be a substantial one ; it ought co be,
and we have no doubt that it will be.
'rhe 43ritsh Outrages
The Eastern papers bring us the informa
tion that Lord Napier has not received any
despatches about the recent outrages, as has
been reported ; but advices received there
trom Lieutenant Rodgers state that Lieuten
ant Pym, of the Jasper, had informed him,
that ho had orders from the Admiral to
search for the Styx, and stop her high-hand
ed prodeedings, and that the Devastation was
at Havana fur the same purpose. Lieut.
Pym expressed the greatest surprise that the
course of the British cruisers had caused any
irritation in the United States, and informed
Lieutenant Rodgers that they were acting
under no new orders, but only carrying out
those issued in 1849. This statement of the
commander of the Jasper is the more curious,
as he is the officer who first began these search
es, in firing into and overhauling the Black
Hawk last November, while on his way from
England to the coast of Cuba, and when far
from either Cuba or the coast of Africa. The
Derby government have already sent out or
ders to the West India fleet to stop all visits
in future to American vessels.
Population of Mintictun
The Belle Plan Envirer, gives a table ex
hibiting, the population of each county in.thi
State, the number of square wiles contained
in it, and the number of dwellings in each
county of the State, showing a total of
153,832 inhabitants, 75,46-1 square miles of
territory ; nearly half as large again as the
State of New York, and 31,62 U dwelling.
a splendid inheritance now added to the ar.
rangements of Uncle Samuel. In 1646, ten
years ago, the territory contained but,.4.844)
inhabitants.
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Pi icv, 'Lt. trick 5l Vitznerulti Pittsburgh
Him.- h Thllut
The lovers of thie kiwi of. literature of
which, wr, VOlLlt•ritA, we. :Ire nut one, will un
doubtedly be ‘.ieliglited with this book. "A
'Poor Fellow," tlir.ugii its retiiiivkahle hero,
with his ups aril downs, his triumphs and
lueriser., his eiliauiet. dud cuuitien, i ,y ;,
liio-
Cure I life mid a iiiiriraytil nature,
trliieb will be read with ititer,"it by 101 read
ers whose taste lies that way The ho„k
tterl gotten up.
'Ph e+ Indisuat Senator•
The Senate of the United States adopted
the report of the Judiciary Committee, affirm•
lug the right of MesSrs. .Bright and Fitch as
Senators, from the State of Indiana.
The Senate refused to concur. in the House's
amendment for ten sloopii, and they coin
promised on seven.
The Disbtandol•tat of the ottepubllean"
In noticing the recent call ul a Convention .1... Vut
to be held at Harrisburg, on the 14th ol July, "I ) '11'"" I th
sl.::oos it I. •11i wing 7 6 1••,t ut
to make another attempt to unite the disjoint-ie , yet ill‘ , l eattbraut 1.;;1 ‘,, the 1 , 0;1 ,1,, of tli,
ed and dissimilar interests whic h
oppose the who;•• oemory, for .1 aun, once, ine tritunp!, ci
National Democracy, the Cincinnati Enquirer , lb,: Utah policy polsiont hy the administrati,„,l
The troublesome prebion, ut Nlornierositi
has the following very sensible remarks :
In Peuti,ylvania, the second State in the Union
iu point of population and woalti, the "Ropub
beans" have disbanded their organization, and
gone with their whole strength into the " Peo
ple's Party." A convention under that name is
to be held at Harrisburg on the 14th of July,
for the nomination of State officers, which
wiil
be participated in by the conglomerate 3 " fu
sion " of " Republicans," '' Americans," " Re
publican-Americans,"-" nierican- Republicans,"
" Niaine-Lawites,' •• 11,i1-m's Rights Men,"
" Abolitionists," Frec Lovers," and °vet).
other organization of pestilent heresy which has
disturbed the country lot the past four years
• Chest. , f Lctions or , - llil io be consolidated :nto one
party, dubbed the "People's," which, like Jo
neph's coat, to composed of many colors. The
• Anteri , mh and " Republicen " partios bad
provimply called State Conventions, but with
drew them simultaneously, inviting their fol
lowers to organize under the new combination
and name.
JUNE 14 18fit4
This suicide of " Republicanism" in Pennsyl
vania is a severe blow to that faction iu all the
free States Chase and Seward, of New York
and Ohio, are doing their best to keep vitality
in it, at least until after the next Presidential
election, conscious that with the reconstruction
of parties is destroyed their own influence; but
it is very doubtful whether they will succeed.
The Kansas question is settled, and the most of
the opposition are getting heairtly sick of the
negrotem and desire a new organization, which
shall make it subservient to other inatte-s Be
sides, the:earne of Republican " has bccome
odious on L‘Co.ol.l.lit of the crime-4 aed
f. flies
thieh h,vc taid!ed it siuee they assumed it as a
party, and they are qusious to get a more popu
lar and respecabledesiiruation The opposition
have alwa, , , been °bilged to assume a rii.w name
every few years which should db , guise their prin
ciples, in order to maintain any contest with the
Democracy, and hence their late move is entirely
in character with their antecedents. As the
Whigs admiuis , ered •,n thsheld "Anti-Masonic"
org.a:lizatiou, and the " Republican" upon the
Whig," so the "-People's party " is to settle up
the political estate of these deceased parties in
Pennsylvania called "American " and ' Repub
lican." That the Democracy of Pennsylvania
will he able to put down this huge political
dragon, with its feet of clay, its head of iron and
its face of brass, so suddenly sprung into being,
we do net doubt. A vigorous blow next October
will shiver the ill-cemented fl.bric, to pieces
The announcement of the concert of this
great basso, on Thursday night next, has cre
ated a great excitement in the fashionable
and musical circles of our city. The sale of
secured seats and tickets will commence this
morning, at Mellor's Music Store, on Wood
Street. Formes last week at his concerts in
Philadelphia created an immense excitement,
and so will he here. He will be assisted by
artists of distinguished talent and celebrity.
The multiplication of banks in Wisconsin
needs watching. The Central Wisconsin,
published at Wausau, in Marathon County,
cautions against several banks in that county.
The banks named aro the Tradesman's Bank,
Marathon Cuen " ty Bank, State Security Bank,
the Osborne Bank of Gemekon, and the Mara
thon City Bank. Besides these, the Bank of
the Interior is mentioned as a bank supposed
to be, but not really, located in Wausau.
Of the Tradesmen's Bank, the paper referr
ed to says : •
This bank 6. e, uo legal existenc. , ; the bills are
A tiara without any place of redemption, except
at a ruinous shave; the securities deposited with
the Controller are t)Lie of the best, and measures
should be taken to get the bills redeemed by the
Controller before th.re is a depreciation in the
value of the securiiie , , n•l snub money driven
out of circulation.
Party Alit Penn yvanta
Karl Formes' cOncert
Banking In W laconson
The Marathon County Bank purports to be
boated at Eagle "titer, Marathon County.
The Wisconyin saysjliere hi no suet) place in
that county, and al, itittik has no place of
doing business, nor'agent nor otlitte for the
redemption vl its hill, in Marathon Comity.
As to the t lemekor Band, the name paper
says there is such a place as tiemekon in
Marathon County, where the bank is profess
sedly located. There is also a place with that
name near the northern boundary of the State
at Eagle Lake. There the cashier of this
bank has been carrying on a " logging busi
ness," The Wisconsin says :
The best " bullion " the bank officers have to
redeem their bills at Uemekou, i..s good pine tr*.V7
logs ; they Are a lawfal tender, however, in the
pinery, and the bill holders of the other wild
cat banks of North.: ra Wisconu, will no doubt he
glad some day to get. even es good currency as
pine logs for ‘• rags."
The Osborne Bank of Oemekon professes
to located at the place named. Of this bank
the Wisconsin reports :
Hudson Bidwell of Beaver Dam Wisconsin
appears to be the owner. The amount of capi
tal stock is 40,000. The bank exists only is
name. It has uo banking office or place
business at Gemekon " logging shanties " or a
any other place iniMarathon County.
The New Office for the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company
The new fire proof building, for the use of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, at Third
street and Willing's alley, is now completed and
occupied by the company. All has been stated
heretofore, the building has a front of 42 feet
and a depth of 156 feet, Laid is four stories high;
the front and first story on Willing's alley being
composed of New Brunswick stone, elaborately
ornamented. The cornice on the side of the edi
fice is of iron ; the roof is arch , td with brick and
covered with tin. All the joints throughout the
building are of iron, the ceilings arched and the
floors laid with tile, so that the entire edifice is
completely fire-proof, and constructed in the
most substantial manner. All the rooms, with
exception of the first and fourth stories, are oc
cupied by the company, the others being rented
nut. The second floor is divided into offices for
the Treasurer, Assistants, President, Vice Presi
dent, &c. The one for the Treasurer fronts on
't bird street. and is 30 by 50 feet, and has been
titled up handsomely with oak furniture, as well
t.to. the President's room. The DireOtors' room,
au the same floor, is well proportioned, and pre
:-lents a rich appearance in consequence of the
handsome walnut furniture with which it is
supplied. The third story is devoted to the
freight and ticket department, and has also black
walnut furniturt' On the same floor is located
the Superintendent, telegraph department, &o.
VI of which, rooms are furnished with an eye to
ta al taste as welt as usefulness. The grand
sistrease, leading from Third street to the upper
part of the building, is of stone ; all the rest are
of iron, with the Pxoeption of a small stairway
I ~ ding to the janitor's room in the rear. In the
construction of tilt- buil:ling, no exrense has
been spared in reo.tering it entirely fire-proof,
„tt well no making it an ornament to the portion
iif the city in which it is located. ---- Philadelphia
II E IS ONLY A PRINTXII. - The Elliewing tribute
to the nehle preservative itrt we find iu a c.tetu
porary, and we e, , ,inniend its strong, Sontritst to
intelligent reader :
He is only a printer Seel, w ; ,,, the Hueerint
it :mirk of it leader iu a airole of :tristocracy—
the codfish quality. Who wit-3 the Earl of Stan
hope? He was only a printer. What is Prince
Frederick William, just married to the Princess
Royal of England ? He too is only a printer.
Who was William Caxton, une of the fathers of
;iterntarey He was only is printer. What was
P Morris, N P. Willis, James Gales,
ChEtrle. Richardson, James Harper, Horace
Grteley, Bayard Taylor, Charles Dickens, Thiers,
Douglas Jerrold, hicorge I). Prentice, and Sena
or, Dix, Cameron and Niles? They too were
priuttzt:s What was Benjamin Franklin ? He
tie was a printor. And last, though not least,
what is James Buchanan, who occupies the most
enviable position on earth? Vuly a priuter
Every One cannot be a printer—tipatus are neces
sary.
Vrom Wi041,1110
l'k I'~
;1,
»utv.,l by the pr,tripute, , , , irotni .0 qu...1
reboluie tirtune,t tiumb.,ltah. The to•
tering sore, the clacrrous weer of lialmo.:al
licentiousnosn. has been subjected to the k. if.
and actual cautery. The experiment has proved
perfectly sucoestfal. 'rhe disease is cured The
country will hail with Intense s th•
news of the Mornaou ,obrutsstot: to th,• law
otlioers of the United State,
Si long as the forces sent t.. Uti,b
quate to overawe the Mormons, they tuk
scruple to commit uiy act of rebellion and
Indeed, by unanimous votiU• ef their legislator, ,
these deluded people adopted .t.n aMtr.--, to
greys, so treastmabM and disrespf , ctiul that
was treated with ;Lie greatest indignity by ihs.
body While General Johnston's little coalman.:
seemed to lie beyond the reach of succor or sop
port, nothing but vengeance w . r.s
the tabernable of the Mormon Prophet ; but no
sooner had the ample preparations been made
march a crushing and overwhelming force to the
City of the Saints claim a change was obvious in
the demeanor of the Mormons. Day by day
their resolution grew fainter and fainter, until
the banners of our advancing c o lumn; had scarce
ly been fairly unfurled to the witidt, of the prai
ries, before Brigham and his dupes fairly cu
and run " Tue sixty thousand saints suogly
eht. , conced in the centre of inaceessible moun
tains, and au almost trackless desert, with their
ten thousand diseipiini troops, have succumb ,
to the majesty of the law, backed by the airily.
and enforce! by the resolution of the Presioent
The wisdom of the policy is fully vindicated,
tho thorough preparation for enforcing -til•
mission has pr,,ved a mo s t plan of wise
economy :
To the Senate dad House of Representatives:
I transmit the copv, of a despatch from (inverter
Cumming to the Secretary of State, dated at Great
Salt City, on the second of May, and received at the
Department of State on yesterday. From this there
is reason to believe that our difficulties with the Ter
ritory of Utah have terminated, and the reign of the
constitution and the laws has been restored. I coo
gra.ulate you on this auspicious event.
I lose no time in communicating this information.
and it expressing the opinion that there will be no
occasion to make any appropriation for the purpose
of calling into service the regiliaents of two volun
teers authorized by the act of Congress approved c c
the 7th of April lust " for the purpose of quelling
disturbances in the Territory of Utah, for the pro
tection of supply and emigrant trains, and the sup
pression of Indian hostilities on the front tier."
I am the more gratified at this satisfactory intelli
genes from Utah because it will afford some relief to
the treasury at a time demanding trom us the strictest
economy, and when the question which now arises
upon every appropriation is, whether it be of a chars
aster so important and urgent as to brook no delay,
and to justify and require a loan, and must probably
a tax upon the people to raise the money necessary
for its payment.
In regard to the regiment of volunteers authorized
by the same act of Congress to be c..lled into service
for he defense iit the frontier of Texais against lo
diau hostilities, I desire to this question to
Congress, observing at the same time that, in my
opinion, this State can be defended for the present
by the regular tre , ipis, which have not yet been with
drawn from its limits.
JAMES BUCHANAN
WASHINGTON CITY, June 10, 1858.
The London Timer.
IVe make the following extract relative
le " British Thunderer " from an interes
ng article, by Dr. R. Shelton McKenzie
in,m Englit:h whieh we find in tin
Mr. .John Walter, M. P., for the borough
of Nottingham, is principal proprietor of the
limes newspaper, holding, nineteen shares
out of the twenty-four into which that Valua
ble publication is divided. The publisher, who
is responsible fur all libels, &c., has one share.
Mr. John Delano, the editor, has one share ;
and Mrs. Carden, mother of Sir Robert Car
den, the present Lord Mayor of London has
three shares. It is estimated that each pro
prietory share is worth over $lO,OOO a year,
making the agreeable sum of $240,000 to
$260,000, per annum out of all the shares.
Mr. Walter's individual receipts from this
source may be averaged at $2Ol ),1)1 )
year.
Mr. Robert Lowe, M. P. for the borough of,
Kidderminster, is the leading political writer
in the Times. He is now 47 years old, anq
in many respects, rather a remarkable man:
His father is a country clergyman who could
only give him a first rate education, at Win
chester school. He there won what is called
an exhibition to University College, Oxford,
on the small emoluments of which, with assis
tance from teaching (" coaching" is the regu
lar Oxford phrase ) idlers and dullards \VII:,
tears as to being able to graduate, he lived
while he was an under graduate. At the de.
gree examination be came out first-class in
classics and second class in mathematics. This
was very distinguished answering, and no
doubt greatly influenced his success, in 1835
when he was elected Fellow of Magdalen
College. The emoluments are about $l5OO
a year, but he must have made twice as much
more soon after, when, having forfeited his
Fellowship by marriage, in 1836, he became a
private tutor at Oxford, He became a barrister
in 1842, and immediately after went to Austra
lia, where he was made a member of the E
ecutive Council in 1843, which office lie retain
ed until 1850, when he returned to England.
He had the good fortune to obtain an engage•
ment on the Times, early in 1851, and soon
became known as a very able and par
ticularly well-informed writer. In Judy,
1852, Mr. Lowe succeeded in becoming M. P.
for Kidderminster, a small manufacturing
town in Worcestershire, with fewer than five
hundred electors. He was not quite new to
legislative work, having represented Sydney,
in the Australian Parliament, for two yeais.
He spoke so well upon general politics, and
with such clearness upon matters of trade
and commerce, that, before be had been six
months in Parliament, he was made Secretary
of the Board of Control, with $7,500 a year,
and, in Augnst, 1855, was advanced to the
Vice Presidency of the Board of Trade.
Mr. Walter, who owns a landed estate in
Berkshire, as well as nineteen shares in the
Times newspaper, has long been ambitious of
obtaining what is vulgarly denominated a
handle to his name. knighthood, which dies
with him who receives it, is too fleeting a dis
tinction to satisfy Mr. Walter's "vaulting am
bition." It has long been understood in
Brttish political circles, that both parties—
Whig as well as Tory—have evaded compli
ance with his desire to obtain a baronetcy.
But with this difference,—the Tories have
given him a point-blank refusal, while the
Whigs have held out glittering hopes, which,
somehow or other, never blossom into matte
rity. Lord John Russel thus temporized with
him, and so has Lord Palmerston. At the
present crisis, if is said that they have given
him a distinct pledge, to be fulfilled whenever
one or both shall resume office, as Premier.'-i
Thus, the support which the Times has giv
en to the Ministry may be somewhat account
ed for. If Palmerston or Mussel return to
office, Mr. John Walter may pretty safely
calculate upon becoming :!Sir John Walter,
Bart," with the red hand.At- Ulster in his ar
morial quarterings, and succession of the ti
tle to "the male heirs of•his body lawfully
begotten." Therefore, Mr. Walter has a di
rect personal interest in making his journal
strongly back up the partisan pretensions of
Lords Palmerston and John Russel.
SPURGEON AND THE LADY.-A witty litera
ry lady, well known in London, was travel.
ling the other day, in a railway carriage.—
The only other occupant of the compartment
in which she was seated was a fat, vulgar
young man, with a white neckcloth (soiled,)
sleek hair,prominent teeth,and a self-satisfied
air. The individual contrived very adroitly,
to make the conversation turn upon the Rev.
Mr. Spurgeon. The dialogue soon became
exceedingly warm and animated, the lady
expressing the utmost aversion for the preach
er in question, as an illiterate mountebank,
and the gentleman extolling him to the sev
enth heavens as the most glorious man of the
age, and the Demosthenes of the pulpit.
On arriving at the station where the lady's
Journey terminated, the gentleman said:
"Good morning, madam."
And the lady replied with a bewitching
smile:
" I wish you a pleasant afternoon, Mr.
Spurgeon."
The Park street phenomenon wan horrified,
and drawing his hat over his brow, rejoined
in a very penitential voice :
"I own I have been betrayed into vanity,
but the devil prompted me—the devil prompt
ed me."
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LATER.—!The See-to , too ierand, cacti .>,•d ~•
the. i , orti7nic,ty of the Hone, on the Poet Oth, , e
Very unexpectedly a 11100011 to adjourn was wade
and carried. This action necessitate
of the aession
HOUSE OF :i.EPRE:itNIATINhn
The President': message, requesting a p -tpenc
ment of the t'me for adjournment, was received.
J. Blaney Jour- said il.tt tho message was tit.ft,l
on the supposition that the 'louse will tact tinicth
action on the Appropriation Mlle till a late tfdir
night. The ioan bill t.. been kept back from to
consideration of tiro House for the simple purpo.
that the executive branch may a, , eurtitil, -ut,i , te •
the e3titzate. the Secretary r.t . the Te tssur, wh
atunuot , y required. 13t, dldivikte
the programh.e re.,,•ic t the action on no pood!tt
measure, by •10 liner could af:t A,oiu
teiligently by lour .p'oJ t—n.o , rrnw
adjourn on,Monda; neat
Ott muti,n the Lut,,e
and ordered to ia, princnd
The Ranee then a
he Senate, wi t.a auw iw •n
'or the collection t V 2. revenue
Mr. Barksddle, ot "ri:t ttssippi, ssiti the C,tottlitte-,
on Foreign Affairs .i. - : now ready to report a Litt
relative to the Britt , : ti,z:4 - essiott , In hot opinion
Congress should u t oiodirn witriuut towel - ire.
to resent the.tu our right,. -
Mr. Sickles, of Scw York, wad ready to report hi.;
bill, but the House not eunsont to it , • , , , n-ptiva
at thin
The bill fur a ioan i;1::),000.00l1 was r
The Huse then concurred In the rep , rt ; tt.
Counitt , .• Coc.turence on tile Naval redoein
the eloupa at war to score, and a
the Chia seas.
. _ .
The Light House Appropriation Bill pttBsed
Thu !louse concurred iu the report of the c
mitteeit of conference on the revenue tiobecfio. , nil
and the ocean wait hill.
The House udjuurned ro , rily R:ter tn,raignt
From \Vasillulzt 021
WA: 4 I-11NG7031 CITY, Juae 12.-9'ho Psesidem
municated a message to Comres, t. day , , in whicl
he says it is h s imperative duty t call the attiatim
of Congress t, the condition of the treasury. 0'
the 14th al May the Secretary of the Treasury
mated that seven millions of dollars would premibi:
ba required for the first two quarters of the LOX( ha
cal year. Thin dotis not include sorb MIIIIJU.IL3
may be appropriated over and above the estimate
then submitted. The probably deficiency eat.t. t b
ascertained till all the ap:ropriation cud i rivio bill
he passed.
hie reeoromendr , to Con tress to preii,ido toe it•tems
nary means before 'ho adioureinent ; that the t tiler,
to do so would U. •a. disgrace which should not 1,11 on
the country. It .Itt b< impto:ittle tor hi n to ..acr , r
lain the amount rt.quirt boloro Mitiolay !text, i now
biting eleven it'vitteis. on Saturday. ;to tepaa• tn.)
statement in hi. bnnutil message that r 143 its CP:ter
minth to approve at no `Mils whieh he htd n.t de
liberately rotatnined, and adds that be will nt . de
part from this rule einpt in extreme t_a•ses. He a , lrit
postponement the time of adj urnment for a
hr of period, for the reasons staled. .116 t iil u..: di
tale Cotigreii, sic ur beyond the time t
ascertain the t• amount of appropriations.
Cungri::). way toiga.4,A at a Lite hour (11,, •
sevorhi rteptti - zi, from emderonce Committees ttti,titt
tea appropri ditint.l &Lars tor fbrtitlea i d.
in various ptirr•r vi the e“untry, peopri • tbs
for custom houses. Ati the latter,. oSeepttn..t !or
Chorlestut. and New V.or, _united to c ,
tte amount of choir comp!etion
Toe Houee refuHz,d to ooneur to the Senate an end
mont increasing the rate) of portage tad [Le Ann
luiou of the frauhing 'loge,
amondalnit giving 'll, i) , 2 • •
it, !CI t • tilutit;r6.
Butt' t,),usea ha.; a -truggla ON Con
N. :At th.) ,
i t delir.!t , , net i n
ASHI.I`II.4TOII CITY, •1
;weer:. Scti,ttui , i Ow;
through F.Lo uffor!,
NVilsou,ll:t,r
rcer r
Dawn, which Mr. Gwy
3,301.):0,1 Co
.nt:; , ment itl rit,ich. 11,±
~ Fa)
Mr. cryD,
Nfr al,'.'l,ug .-o, i•JF: ills/y V,Ort3 tj6 , 3
tiullAbit3 ; and cu;
Lncans jti3tlli,; • is r.
lne very
:I,od. ALe. t
are p0zi;“5,:1,1 L,
pf,r, Ur%
Gwyn, bu. ••,' up r, urse In
g,riatwa 1,, 1,, Mr. IVl.son
deemo , :, ext•AN.,.f.std.
pres 9 i u n is :,t,;c , ti 3n: acs ils•
honorable construction, with ( , I, vle. ui r ad .l,'.ed
uy Mr. NViiAen, tdc huiii Ihe. M.. U yri ty Letthd to
withdraw 'the disrespectdul language in wiueh ha re
to Mr. Nilson. The uisalew d rcquirtd by
Mr. Wil t. and the withdrawal from Mr. tdtvyn,
sh , til he deeinc.t to have boon made by them rmpec
ly, Ith , r tlley shall have expressed in wridng
tlamr assent to ois report. Messrf. tiv.yu and
both signet: the document last night.
:.ben. Scott has been in consultation with the
retary of ‘Var 9.3 to the artuy 1110170L1101113, in view
of the late occurrences in Utah. Orders have be e n
sent by express to a largo portion of the i.roop: aow
on the march across the plaibs, to turn in the direc
tion of the various localities requiring protection
The immense magazines of supplies will, howe.or,
b. forwaided to Utah, as a considerable body of
troops will he kap+. in Umh for a long time
The Hinaso has refused to aliolish the frankin
privilege of representatives, but are quite wiliiu
that the Senators strould divtist iiimuselves of tba
right.
The $15,000,000 lot.n bill with the House amend
went tunktri, , amount $20,000,000 was passed.
Latest :rota California—Arrival of the
Star of the Wez.t.
NEW YORK, Juno 12.—The Star , o the West ha
arrived with nearly him 5 million riokars treasure
The California news is unimportant. T`in mining
and agricultural rep .rt, Iry mitit.fac , ry, and ahum.
dent crop are pre.deled.
Considerable in , oniiiiquence
recent discoveries or gold ,o Fr izer river, in tb.
British posaesnime; fifteen tramired perimb
Francisco for the mines. 'rho advice: , are highly to
vorable.
The :Ethane are tr,ublesouatt. At l',uut ta a tight
occurred between the savages and whites; twenty
Indiana were killed.
Twenty gamblers nave beau indicts. at Sacramen
to, including Ned M'tioisan.
Cul. Fremont has entered a et•inpiaint a.einyt the
Merced Mining Company fur trist„i.a. wa- , te on
Mariposa, involving very important mining in.
forests.
Tho nogrues of San Franciic: are preparing to
emigrato to Vancouver's island. The rep.,rts of pio
nears aro highly favorable.
L. Galley, a French importer, was ustoiszmated by
his mistress.
Tao news from Orpgto and Wai , hlngtun IS unim
portant. The Frazei - river gold exci eraent prevailed
At the, Sandwich Idianda hublness is
unusually active.
Later from Mexico
NEW 011 LEAN, June 12.--The Tennessee has
arrived with Vora Cruz dates.
The government has imposed a loan ;he rtipittil
04 foreiguera. Affairs look vary gloomy.
'A tight is expected between the rival forces. Pu
cula, Racconal, Echeguri v • are basieged. Pirate was
obliged to retire. Miramon, of the Zuloaga faction,
has been twice defeated. Juarez is at Vera Cruz.
The Pope has sent a lottor to Zuloaga, in which he
thanks him for restoring the olergy.
Indian ravages continue iu Durango.
Tampico end Mazatlan aro the only , eaporti not
in the hands of Juarez.
. Zuloaga is suppressing the newspapers.
Afternoon Telegraph Fteptorti
Letter trout V.,itr , :pe---Arrival of the
Steamer Nova Soot-tan.
Sr. JOIIN, N. F., Jun
pany's screw oteami.iiiip Nova Scotian, Capt. lki'Mas
;are, hit, passed Cape Rion, on her nut voyage to
Quebec. She hao tw., hundred owl ninety fuur pus
sengors.
The steamship Europa, &um Boston via Halilas,
arrived at Liverpeut eu the 2d.
GREAT BRITAIN
In the Hens° of Commons on tho ler., Mr. Lindsay
asked the Government if it was true that the United
States vessels, in the Havana, or western coast o f
Africa trade, had been tired into, boarded, searched
or detained by British cruiser, and if so, by what
authority, or whose instructions did the commanders
of those ships so art? Mr. Fitzgerald ed l the
arnment had no official . information on the
but he had reason to' belieN , the reports hnd
, ixasr,gerated. They wet:, Is anxious as the American
Government to avoid alt cause of °wen/alai, sod
strict orders, had been issued to the Allows, and the
atattotut , to be eapoeially cautions.
The\ingurri an d 1, 4 3.:n0ti0 ,, a, vilth tiro tologrnph
, .1, P. 2,11, 1,
•, come, tor Liu truiilE Lt.
INDIA.
Ciao fol'„iviug, was rurviced May
.., tilt M.5.1c4, 30th :
I IIU GAnge-i, with tho Boruhay Arfive , l at
, uez ye i rd y.
I a:wander-in- rn , l Gun. Vi'ffilpvie
CitU, ,u the, 30 , 11
liqrclay on I'm: 2.1 M
1 •T,l,rei,, Wert . 11 , ;11).4 . , baCt.
M.,,z lace, In U. 2 it,
- 111
~,t tir witn tae
t.. in ,, cad ut tIVP, ;in:7 rit
p ;Mt,
1=1531
7v3z, t,tid a.. Psi,
i roturr,od
, iug appr. , pr,o i,.1
Chc d b
Afl u u L~~ uacu
:uutni,4 .11r
E•••,!. t•• malt • ,•..•
Ignt. arep, up
reaul.rk
lIIMIMiI
111/111131
INZEN=ISEM
ciu~, ..y ~: .i
ESIIIIM
Peirciny.
Tho litch.e. , t.o e tri.-3:):1h}, but the Nlussolluert
tier,. A.tria. 11
A (4 ,, , rk o. , lU`lar. C told t>tlei
itet.:ty .trrit.t• i •tt.
April. and Diuretic' ate titc, t jottt t n OULL
i-r :t-t. • A tii , pateh Eutleg btu, ti,,tati
Ve, 2 t'at. ee I,!Lowed
v..a.s kilted, but the et.eutt• tvts- •leteat3d itY
itt, troop,
kalif IA .ioing , for Like Bic it.
.:-ebeehmen, Esq., the well Ltt.heg.
have frequently used Lherh,,,,',, if I Bit
41,1 fin 1 1: invariably relieves :ndige.sti , u and
debility."
Hoc. Samuel Babcock says: " i tound special re
lie! from its use, for a severe headache, with which
I Lad long suffered."
J. W. W dwell, Esq., says " I have used Beie
have'e Holland Hittr, myself, and recommend it t,
others, knowing it to he what it is represented."
Alderman Jonathan Neely, cf Lower St. Ula,r.
Rt.c-: "1 b,iVe derived great benefit trod' i , s use
wei,k uena of the st,Luaeli and indigestion."
Jame.: M. Murphy say, : " After several iny.-ioiatis
Una !Alma, therhare'4 Holland Bitters removed the
pad. 'row and ride, arising fr,ul
,117 i the Kittanning Free Pres., thy. j
t h e --s. physicians in the place , had
11a3rhave'm Holiarld /fitters cured the o r the
worst .one
Francis Felix, only mr.nufactiirer of the I
" Extract of Cuffee," say : I know that j .ur
I.ind Bwers is one of the best Wedini LW, in
,rdure i :,t.duaen or lir^r'
Dr. Ludwig, editor ,d 8t...11,m,1e, r
zi.,u e cee it ei ,codicine losers lag the .2, ntidente
the public.
Di. Earhart, the leading Herman physician
l' , lnnylvani , L, bus prescribed it frelusntly
the last three yours, with marked success, in debl.,
tuted states o. the digestive urgand, or et the ziy.,tc.i.o
12.9cteraliy.
The Manager cl Bantle's a i , agar factory says: - I.
used it myseti, ..t, therclore triddee:i to try i
effect upon to \vie, (tr , üble I with the debility -ow
n, i't all •,1 1 ci.nsaLipuve I,abit,`, and reu,iy it IC
her more ':111u anything sou has over
taken
: , ..s ition Oftretu', c , ) aAlt for iliariave°4
1.1 it:( 71. 01St.; sl par iottle, or stab.' tle3 for E,
by iee :vole Pr rietore, Benjamin Page, Jr., A, rje
N .97 • 4t.reat, dec.') st•
Dritrcriete fre.,3r,>11%,
..NoTfIEIL (1• 1 0 D I,ADIEB OF ul_ It
^:ity rind. etlic (.!. t E!,1.•
:+A 'kit EItNILFU.•E—Prtt-sr,4l I. v Flequing, lima,
Lrt lk
1 is horelii certify to [lie pit ni t , the a child t f mine,
I,ur yews cld, I.teitig tr. with 'Wornle, I W 3.4
lons, n bti.t.le of 1 r .11' Luler's 'eiebrat'd Vitfirttf
Fit:111111 , 4 I 1, PH, which I 3,111111.-
11.11,1 the rt It b!.."141 . : 1 , W,3 ell
ii ,, aber of WWI/61 totntf 'LUAU" 1.0 . 1 , 1 CIIV:11 •
p2ltraLle.n of hellig, cut to pi. My chit 1 t .y III„
1.11 , Mt. , X , 011,1.1t 1 I , lVV,lllrll iu rectettnei dog it
to butte young and toil, tt, vuu of the beat UlmliCitall
.11D1I1ON, 11titullt !street.
:lirobastlr3 will be careful to ask :or Illy.
Ut:LEBItATIsII utuuniactureti by 1Lr..‘11.N6
l'ittdLurglt, otber in cop,
1,--rtion are wortbitta. Ur. Sl'Lltte'n Rolla Verrnitntre
.12...; bet rel.:l:rated Liver PP_ln, can bon b.. bud nt all re
-914--ctble. drum: tit,rem lotho.e: +ifjti , alur. rf
p‘11.1%-dsw
it, V ,
, H
,;., anno.tawc th.,.
11-1.-; ft li K ..\ li !.. F t.' , RAI ES ,
.r ,Alll 1.18
Iv .1 !I.:1'11,1y ow:
GOBIGk - FRT tr,4 PITTSBURGH
ThEtt-r7tia3 , Ifl .4 114 , .i'outaav 11 - o le,
(j T l 11 ,‘,
\l.\ :\ ':II A NiAl,l
L. .1)4(11,1t III.• UL.(.
.t ...I ....it t 1,•: i•t
SIGN()11 CARL() l'Alit
t , litHL ):J=d"t
M2IMInIMNMJ
'AUT RIG v. STRAKOSC I
11,. 11-Ti.v,;• I tul.ktuultv.
that li, la. a groat tray, •••11,
I,•rr Karl F,a; r H, `0,11.1 ntil It %cid,
t,34tt1. , uuauitucua it.lguleat
• , I ' , URA .Nt'W
Rus T.) W ~•, advrtui
coke, ,•otabia.: t ..• m .at extraordiaary OW, ',lll
WWI WitllA
yiuver Itwy t nark A impression cu ilia ml
- A. Mr. Ft I ranee. The CAU4II may pHrhtips. ti - ac.
r.l 1,1 .r y Id tt)tt Fof 'i•A • e4 o.ly
eut gar, jut All /L. t v,..litiernau, is pv,ri,, 1111t1 a phi
.t.raitruitittt. ILI the rte vi .;ht ligtAlt.g for tilt
Ithorty of tioriii,ny oil tilt, I.trricadoi iu
tilD .11 tvrCv c tat:minded, he he'd in e::o.
day, four Au,drlou until, bier.dmy
nun, lie wile c,rried H' Lt. OitiEl Pt Trout ti Id bi ski
In ip , t1.10,. Ito made inunen,e le'cuniazy ciaerla:t ,
taju the G.," au ro., And I.tet winter. is New Y ry. ;ho
ostra , rdivary furore r. fuel, lie crusted, 'laved the maan,ger
or the Oo . ,,deruy Mime Iran later ruin.
NotwithsbLudiug this en-rmonli expuiues tt, which the
‘lare.7..rneb, I,ai been saljt ca , d in pr,cortliz rr
Feu miles..tud the ./t,,r mril,tt, At Culllv3r.l3
iu ,it hiss been entbluded to throw open the Llall et n ad-
C' form brace.
tiN M i. , ll.l,A't—'w. ill he the price to ell parte .1 tho
• extra charge tor aecured temt,
Seale can be ee ired at .101,11. , ; Ii VELD Music
Store, cornruerkii3,:, thid itiurlillt..; it: 41 tiCluCk
P. M.
$i Do..ra open at 7 Ckalcort t,. com:1,1
t 5.
KARL Ft. 7d brand Concert Book, con no n Cu
Likeness and authentic Biography ut Ilklltlt K l itl.
FORM. S`. All Song - , and Lia'laaa muLn.; w his Concert t.d
rata at the Bail on toe c, erring of the Concert.
cents. .1-1.3:
S 'f 0 N E
4iI.ISS PATENTED
1 'I , Z. N
prc•4l4r, mg. n 1; kanl4 vt t n,lg Fr totl, Vogt tti'olo, )1.1.11:
sti•r-, ,L.:.t nil •ucli atm:.
NcLNI
tn~r l and f.,r ~a
WATr,lt and 140 YlitiTl Cltr.t.'Pzi, Pittsburgh, ia.
Tin. m un secret of presi reing f - uit in a ft ,h rendi
tion, consists in having it thur,ighly heated when sailed
up, ntel in expelling all the air there may may ire rii the
crersel, non that when the frill c•.. Ir. ri will forma VLICIIIIIII.
undersigtiol having procured Ibe right to mintlfaC
tur- these Jars, respectfully call the atte.itinn ut de.ilins
t‘there to thorn
The greal superiority of et..ss ovor any other substance
f - r the pro; strati o" fruiV. etc., etc. is so well known.
that , cumment+ut eit are catirely unnecessary, to I
the p,eprietors feel c thw any Co,. altaa - havln4
•
rice seen these Jan, xv!II Dever 1,0 t , a ere ' to us; au; eviler.
For salt, wholesale an: retail by
CUNINGHANIS A - C.).
le1.1:34) No 104) Water litr
-
pi D FRUIT TREES AND FLOW
FRA —Ou TUESDAY MORN! 7)G, Jon). 15th, ))) ten
be the cloaing ealo -,f choic- . lectlon ul
fait Prase , rhf tilts, Bustle, Root-, 4 C inip-rtil direct
from France; embracing numerous varieties of Pear Flum,
Peach, Apricot, Cherry and Grape; Raspberry, Currant and
(I.i.iaittrorry, with an extensive fl-tilq fluent if the finest do
acription of Itlt,erti
Pamphlet est. - A:4lles can be had at the Auction Rooms.
J.-I/ P. M.. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
1 - 4 1 0 R SALE, l'tlE LAST AND BEST
4: COUNTRY SEAT .F TIIE PRADDOCVB FIE' D
FARM —Cu TUE:SLAY, June 15th, at the Commercial Sales
Itt.ionis, 51 Fifth street, at 6 &duct P. 31., the Camp Nit,l.•
mg Grou'ai contaiolug 17 acres. Mr. John Mitchel, on the
farm, will show the property to any perdu:at wh r may call.
For further particulars, inquire of
jel4
lALLLEOLIENY BANK. STOCK, AT AUC
TION —On 'TUESDAY EVENING, 16th inst.,
clock, at the Comtnerci Sales Rooms, 1.74 Fifth street,will
hi) share:, Allegheny Bank stock
jel4 P M. DAVI°, Auctioneer.
fig_ 001 i RESTS—Made of Mahugany and
ALP w.-11 finished, for W. S. HAVEN,
jel4 Stationer.
BILL AND COLLECTION BOOKS—A
larne F.saurtmeut HlVirt ou hand, or made to order.
W. S. LIAVEN,
.0113 Coruei Market and Second street,
_I_AA WYER'S SEAL PAPERS Vari,,us
Hill - V. and cobra always on hand, at
W. S. HAVILVS,
jel4 Corner .larket and Second ata.
GiNGLISII. GLASS INKSTANDS —Cu
1 .,3,A, with wad., alt.! BrUCIZIJ Tops
NV. S. IFAVIIN, Stattuuer.
jell
TIIE LOCUST.—This is the Llama given to
a sty w:1 ,pht up the Gael.. lo t6u et Flr
of the insect., the 1:11110 0( which it OLltird. The advatita,tai
1 thhi g3rmeuc rt the way ventilation, are ot. , vion6 ; but
Use style i; eLzant. For garment,i that are
at ~n,, elegant and Loth adult genti aIL u
~uuths , rt to.
GuTille HALL,
jer! 11 , ,ruer N , d Rtrcut and Diartioud
VON 1S THE TIME TO 131T1
B OOTS AND SHOES,
Otwap• for ()ash, at tla , troll Known store of
9b si ttr k ,t., tl ~ 111 Fifth
. 1 I
){l PI )IZT WI NE, for medicinal put
1.1 the le t
In the DI um o ,t
•
gyAR CANDLES.-75 boxes extra Ada-
W.:, LilalloElo Star Cat •,arrunt...l superior It, any In
the market, on hind and tor Bale by
myl.3
.13. U. d 1 J. /1..
;1,0 t.• I
NEW YORK, FebrUar7 7, 185::
=MEM
~.~~ .1 , ~.~.~~u, y.
& 1.3 U ,
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer
Jo!.43PH If.
NEW Ai DVIERTIM4IFENTS.
THE ' •
W I thLIA.M AI, 21,
PR() PRI ETOR,
P'oth &reel, Pest Dour to 'lle Pat.4 4 ourgh Thea.re
ir• house ie, uow, 1111 it. .33pecially foi the purposed of 11
Ilia 4, -k•t 4 , 4,4 'Want and end the proprietor have
.I wan, eX[l , 4 lo the bIISICILNIS with keep
4 ' a Inu,d tit , bust th..t the tuarkets offord. Hid
11: .it , i A the fret quality. He want.;
LI the putilk; K,,,uerally to give hill a
alp ut lap,lu"' Ljel2.:ly
t%. I
McuEE
AS] 1AIL) ti
i),3lorti Mad , ' tuug awl kioutlowun'A leiit LAM
:11.1r1.8.0 Stiunre All.
ht• jo12:ly
C AR 1Y . z:161111' & YOUNG,
rittiss mANUFACTURERS,
No. St; Wood Street
12e' Par ._!1 , 6 NIODER ATE
F . 0 it
1 S 111 N 'l' A C
isoVVThi & TETLE.'N'S,
SPLENDID CHANCE
11) A HOME NEAR THE CITI
7E' ICI IEL I_2 140 IS ~S. ]La . .
OF
BUILDING LOTS.
THE, 'I' , ..)WN OF P_ITNA, NEAR
A ii.P:IBURIi,
ONLY i'titiEE MILES FROM THE 2ITY,
t!ie Sat urtemy Jane 19Lh, ISSN,
110 ,::.111 , 1 4 114Lii. , 1 will Neil Kpuit tlto prennina, at tho
• -lia; the BoroughFartlll,l.lllllW
_
BUILDING LOTS
FIFII
tl.l. /14,1 4,11 t tie 11.0li of Chu
1 i..• anown ,• A LLACE'S
A, l• a all r...4pvc, muitald. , and dtatiralgt: tur
u,1,11a,„ aa • . 111 1.,0 11, I :tr,uud the city. It is ca,y
Lt ;11,4 ti:. , LAY. re`CCOVilid SilarptibUrg,
- I ' 111
wroch leave the city every Uo•a, and :a
t') r•rla au.l ,Liriving rota:nullity.
: lit • 2., tty lUU lect. ,(11111,4 [lO grad:ug, and th •
n. ,•:ai•, I E raora n , adily 01,4 unable thou in
Lawr. neeville and iduarpsburg Plunk Road runs di
re Ely in ill. is also easily accessible by the
Butler Plank and ito. canal front Duquesne Borough
ioei Allegheny Yity. The Allegheny Valley Railroad as
r Wion al the end ei the Bridge, where the trains stop twlt..
ii day The in enemy will be 201.1 iII fee sample, and the ti
t., is unexceptionable
The lociition Is well adapt el either fur residences er nlfrnll
- uring purposes.
t'l.l,ld ,)I the 111,1) I, at the uffiCe 01 the under
gned, when pel - HDCIft who m..y wish to select and purchase
at pliV3l , a;thk will t.e ,;.cm matedated.
1" , ,. Pm.bc s.de will tal place so SATURDAY, JULIO fah,
premises. Terms easy, and will be made known at
tt,M
;e JAMES C. RECHE'i,
Item hatate Agent. No. tis Fifth street.
LULIN Sl' 1 GS.—French, German,
Alliclricaa, and °ermine Roman Strings,
pule ,ilver Violin G. String, :mil Martino Superior Guitar
strings. l'ennom at the de tango wishing en ex ra quality
et ,trings, by OD io-1111.4 Abe moduy ur pin stamps with their
s t et icy return mail, free of postage.
C BLUM°,
t• rll Eiglib'iThell Plans, Depot,"
ptl co. US Wood street, 2d door above Fifth at.
ANT!., }ne good Wagon Smith and
tme .‘l.llcer, to go to Ruiaellsvild., Ky.,
hderid wages and constant employment will be
~ is en, Noce but good workmen coed apply. Fur {patien
t inc, iiddr, RS BOX 1:5, Russellville, Ky. j.ll:3tebo
I)ELIVERED EVERY MORNING.—
Pees, itutille Ledger, N. Y. 'fimes, Herald
and Tr.bune, and tiro CM, innati dorernercial, are delivered
in every part of the eit). 'frado supplied by leaving your
itddri-ft9 st HUNT & ICHNER,
jell Masonic Hall.
L AK E FIS 11.-
1.5 u Ilia Bba. White F 11111;
roc,vetl nn•l fur sal., by
jt•Il
DRY APPLES.Me Dry Ap
, by
Li E.NRY U. GULLINS.
BEA S. - . Di hl'lo small White Beans for
.=ale Ly 0,41 LI. H. CULLINS.
lif hbls herring for sale by
j,1:2 LI. 11. COLLINS.
.I‘l U 1. i L L A S,
1..7 , • N• f: .
4KKIETS
,„ „ IsLhlloritlC,
fIANSoN LOVE,
• 74 11,,ket
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BAR Irac , ii E TRIMMINGS
A • tit Aty rut,irud and fur s
.I IA NCAM 1-) ,1.11 NT
I EA S.S.IL VAN/A.
EXECU r/VS OiIAMB
liarrisburg, June 9 , 1558.
.1 t that n " Camp of Instr uoti "
irl 1 tt W.ll ~ t I,)coninn.; county, Pennsylvania, Lith
caul ..r, slid LI, A , Uat int Genersl of th, Commou
._al;h is directed t ti m.• thereof—to take charge of
"le errangstnsuts —to attend lu yonon, and to Issue the
.171itIr1 I.; III.; euorul Staff, and other Military
the Com !Ilona oaPh in rehttOn to - ae same
f. PACK' RR,
ADJUrANT GYNKRAL'S
flarrisburg, June 3, 1868.
eheeience t.. the aLoe order frown Head-Atnarters, u
Cutup Irodruetluo " will Le hold at Williamsport. Ly
- o ..nuty. 1 1 0nnoy1 vania , crduntencing :It 12 is., on
li.'neeflety, ite rt It dray at September, 185 8,
anti SATU GUAM, ill.. 11th day of eaid woad.,
, day, to to Camp ..irtsquehanua."
rid, 1 ,. .,;e1taq La 'II: lut,•11,1,1 !ucludo the unitarud
-0.1 •11.1..aui tir.ou,; . aoll: Cur ntat, who are earnestly ee
qu,-,ted b.. iu prompt ultra dance.
.1 ±ll.lO 13.1.D1.er tieueralii, and Brigade
1n..1.0..tin.,01 the u_o,oral icieidos and hrigado.., are rogaired
0 roDort w my Out e . ..Joh poasible, what companies
and del .1 di .oi, wi': De I 2 di....,dan:e trunk their r,,iptcLiVt•
command,--with the Litnt, vf mem in etch company, the
names of the Captains, and their Pout 0111ce address.
11,. The aidoole-Camp and all other likens of the Grand
riff of Go , Commander-in Chief are ordered to hn in at
aUCti n ,irroini and equipped in full parade dree.
! V. A!! iu iwetidazice ere required to bring
,ith them 3il I , Mltt..tod camp equipage they may have
ti Tio• lietpocror , , of e eery brigade, will report
!!.., •ray !!e-co, a hat equipage helongiug to the atate
lip... nin: • ~f 01,1 r "olinn , inii. -
-
VI. fru. ,f ihr seventh Division, Gen. Ii
hal; h At'Ulur un duty, tind he i
e!targ wick tit linmediatu arrangements f.,r salt
EistAnimminii., sad ii t;r•ieroti to ropori. to this office fir l ur
Cher tuntr, , rions. ity ordcr of the Commander-in-CLief.
FDWIN LL WILSON,
Adjutact tioneral of Pounlylvania
Light Cream AIIe.
FrilE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
ILLILIOCLUCe to their customers and the tblie , that ow
ing to toe pane of Parley and Hops, and toistat the times,
tic q• are brewing a light and delicious ilavor .d CREAM
A..E. which they aro soiling at s.l l p barrel, and have KEGS,
TEN GALLONS each, to inzommodato private families
They have al, n, X ALE, at $11; XX at $7, and superior
K EN NET at bbi., and smaller casks in proportion.
Also, v . :colleut POUTER AND 1.111.UW11 STOUT.
4,iyr Olden mout t their Brewery ou PITT STREET, will
reN , ivu prompt. actuutiuu.
NEW ICE CREAM SALOON,
ANL) LABIE6' ,LAUILANT,
FIFTH STREET.
Thai AUbSerliXr 1.111.4 it 18E4, ..ad fitted up several cominedi-
Ullti roams, nearly opposite the Exchange Bank, on Fitt:.
street, which are ut,.w for the Bummer Beason. La
cots and gontletrion can always find an abundant supply of
Fitt:SU EON ErcrcioN &BM, CREA
WATER ICEd, aui all the retrushinents of the season. All
are respeotfully requeotod t, cis!: the rarxia, and test ler
tnernsulve, g j.,10) Si. McdiNLEY.
tri, i l ANS! FANS! !—Palm Fans by the case,
dozru, ur single, nt tern pricea,with uthor varieties
of Vaucy Funo, tur nt fiuit.NE S,
eIEN'rRAI, BANK OF PENNSYLVA
hereby,.iveu that the CENTRAL
43ANu °if PENNSYLVANIA, at Lielli Liy3burg, will bo
,p-I1 for bumues'd ou IYILDNEBDAY, the 16th halt.
ivo J,YBEkqi. BROWER, °wilier.
THIRD ARRIVAL
CEO. R. WHITE Vii. CO.,
Nu. 59 .Y.larket Street,
WILL OPEN OIN
MONDAY, T 1.1::: 31,it iost.,
A COlnploto aqt 4 ortment of
E'R GOODS,
CtiMPRIBINCI
DEE:, slLKd,everj variety,
ItoDEd. tIVR. ry variety,
BAP.EGE Flualicud and Aquille,
POI L DE CH.EVBEL,
MUUtik,l IN El. , DP:
Ohti A NDIES,
J AL;UN El S,
tIiINT'LLS, &c.
WHITE ROODS OF ALL KINDS,
HOUSEKEEPING, A LA EWE ASSORTMENT.
:'hey have also paid particular attention to their stock of
MOURNING GOODS,
they think will coieparo favorably with that of any
uher bou.•e in the city. Atau, a great variety of every
~..crie t ivn of
Embroideries, English and French Lace Goods,
To all of which they would incite particular atteutiuu, it
1,4 th.•o Inns ituportatiou thin gell4oll. Je2e2wil
A It 1) U 1 L .
tot) brlfratin f .I.tre N. 1 Lu - d ;
J.l COFFE E.—lust received a lot of
ncrictlY Imr ,, Old Lik.orttrumaat Java Cutrba.
guyra and lttiu Oottoe, at. J A YNNS' TEA STORE,
Jab Sa Via& lismet.
U. al. DOSCH
C 0
NO. 138 WOOD 6TREET
Trout;
;lerring
S Inion ;
Pick rel
6A KY 11 CJLLI',B
Jit EPP.
MArk,t xtroe
I EC). W. WAITII S crs.
77 Market street
2 1.,.1,1 Oil, on hand oad far gale,
B. C. a J. 11. SAWYER.
INs=TTEA
I , ll"vtililJe,u LI ki Mil-
Lint. wail Bth
Pittsburgh Agency for 1.38er
/Btki
Lterbott Good& $ 600 00
Wan. ..... 500 tit)
Frank W,,111. .... 100 00
51. Hasa 196 00
W. W. tH)
John Heath le 7 60
J. J. Hunan tit 330 07
Nuwmyur A Grad-- 1,682 71
John Thompson 200 00
Henry Feldbusch... 20 00
John Watson 23 00
J. M. Hass 10 00
Phelps, Carr dt C 0... 4,600 00
J. 1. Howe C 0...- 61 00
Jas. Woods, - Esq..- 29 00
Wiii..llValy uu... 2,579 17
James 1 1e11inger.....1,000 00
C 0..... 750 00
'l'ol.ll
.....
STAYSI t
Cit:, or Vittalinrgli, ae Before me, au Alden:min in and for nil city, personally
came ThIMMH J. Hunter, Agent 01 the Warmers and file.
chanici,' 1 twin:tic. Coca! any, who t, aug duly sworn, ea
cor,atig w law, Jvth tinpusu arid iciy that the foregolat,
statement id 1.11, TLiuS. J. HONTER, Agent.
do urn Utl.l sub/x;cll,rl Louloro mu, April 7, 1858.
=
an
LXUNAILD J ups, 91dt:zoo-in.
. A Vir Al I S.' IL . "A 4) T tit
COMPANIt
11 , „ I/ r , E. yt,^4
LVANIN, 1141.15. - - -
iu Eli 7'll.llt.Li A.XD WALNI
L. 111LAbtLP1II.A.
hitARINE INSWIANCE.
N V EsSk2.. s.
pat
INI.ANI)
Ly itiv•kr, Canaln, and ts,
nil purtm of tt/..,
F I k:
vi Ih.sl . etlalltliew gr.:W[lll.y. .
11611.4Ln, A.,.
ASSETS o.b . THE CUM PAN .
Norottibor 2, 1667.
UNlii I,
Eut,is, lio.tgaguE., and kcal liatate stot,aso iiilli
Philadelphia City, and. other towns 137901/ 941
Stock in Itauks,'..thilroads and lunurance i 12,588 88
tu
Onpaniee
Bide •.Roceivanie. .... ... . .. ... ..... 220,2 01 95
cash on hand 39,89 A 55
Bill11111:0 in hande of .Igenta, Premium.,
0.. Marine l'uliclee recontly imared,oi. 0t . 4730 5'4
other debt, due the Company
Bebticription Notew
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ii . 4.111.111.1 a 12.1 du, James U. Liand,
Joseph 1.1. heal, 21teophilu3 Paulding,
Eldruund A. Bonder, 1 James Tram=lr.
John C. Davis, William Byre, Jr.,
John It. Yehrod ~ J. F. Penision,
George G. Leiper ' Joshua P. lyre,,
ildward Darlington, liamnel ill Stokes,
Dr. R. M. Huston, I Henry Sloan,
William U. Ludwig, James B. hic.F.arland,
Hugh Craig, . Thomas 0. band,
Spencer Melly...in t itobert Burion, Jr,
Charles Kelley, John Si. Semple, l'lttsbnrga
H. Jones 13rooks, I). T. ,t; gt,a,
Jamb P. Jones, J. 'l. Logan, IA
112,1 ,7•1 A WV, N, President.
Lout.
Taos. 0. HAND, Vlc. Proel
MUM! .1.1r1.31J8.5,
THE GREAT WESTERN
Mire end Marine Insurance Cog,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Ogice in Company's Busidtny, No. 4U3 {Yakut.,
Corner of Fourth Street.
AUTIIOIIIZED CAPITAL
Capital paid La.
Surplua, Junary lid, 1868
$277,5i4
FIRE INSURA NOE—Limited or Perpetual.
MARINE LNSURA,NCE, on Ve.sels, Cargo and Freight&
INLAND INSURANCE by Rivers, Canals, Lakes and
Land Carriages
Diuyoroaa:
Chance C. Lathrop, 1423 Walnut street.
William Darling, 1.510 Yine street.
Alesandi•r Whillden, Merchant, 18 North Vona.
lama Liazlehurst, Attorney and Counsellor.
John C. Hunter, firm of Wright, Hunter &
E. Tracy, firm of Tracy lc Co., Goldsmith's Call.
John R. McCurdy, firm of Jones, White & McOurdy
Thomas L. Gillespie, firm of Gillespie t
James B. Smith, firm of James B. Smith dt Co.
Hon. Henry Sl. Fuller, wilco 2117 South Third aft,uL
John C. Vogdes, (Alice corner of Sev.tith and Saueutz
Junius Weight, late Cashicr Bauk of ioga.
^llyedTalor otuce Cairo City r'roper ty.
Jona J. Slocum, mike:LW South Thit d street.
C. C. LATH
vie(' President
LEWIS tittEtlli.Y.
r 11 J.,lice 8 '6'411 tit 11. Y.
Second Vice
J AXLES Wltllf HT, t•etn. , ...tcy an.l Tr , nAire.t.
fl. Feeretury.
IL W. ruI.,;,_,EATEIL Agent.
147 1.V..t0r Pittbburgi..
ecansyivania insurance Company
(1 F l' I '1"1' 8 B
NO. 63 pitroet.
Uiltli UTUBBz
Hod) , Pattor.,,,
W. ;4.
1. Urit
A. C. S,..u.upsu.,,
Henry Sproul,
111.1.1 i D llAltlNC
c. p.ii),-1, (Ivo. W. hautn,
i......i. Colton. A. J. Jonos '
..!., kJ I.:,:priug, Wadi liamptuit
liobbrt Patrick.
Julia Taggart,
J 11. Jut,,,
Offl , C
L'reeldeut—A. A. CA:... • 1,.
Vice Preeitieut--RUDY 1...
secretary and Trcactirer—l, :
MON 01 4 i GAIIELA
NSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTSB
JA,SIEB A. 11E/Polll' N, 'resident.
FINERY M. ATWOuD, Secretary.
OFF/Chl--No. VS Water Vtra•t,
WILL INSURE AUAINST ALIT RUN kIRE Atli
M/tA.ll‘l;it. 1 8 t.
ASSETS—MAY ::urn, 1868
Stuck, Due Bills, payable on demand, us two
approved CIELIGn9
..$140.000 00
Premium Note& 47 003 29
Bills Receivable
U,4od 'll
116 shares Mechanics' Bank stock, cost 0,186 UU
6U do Bank of Pittsburgh do do ... ;160 00
40 do Exchange Bank do .10 .
190 do Citizens Bank du do • • • 5,176 00
Balance of Book Accounts 8,058 al)
Office Furniture 1190
Clash. 10,863 7&
-
ittllleff A. EiutchiAou. tieorge A. Berry.
Win. B. Holmes, Robert Balza,
William Rea, Pnoma% Olarke.,
Wllaou fdlllei, John al'Devitt,
my 22 Wm. A. Callw(-11.
gt. Al. C.C4titlll6l4. &
PITTBBIII3.OII
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
Galata' Itepromented, 03,000,000.
iiO.IIPANIEB OF MODEST aTANDING, Chartered bl
Pannsylt unia and other States.
FILL E, MARINE AND LIFE RIS.E.t TAKEN, OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS.
No. 63 VOURWIR STR]GIc c,
t. (,11.3111,14 P1T78.231111013,
o. (de3U-Iyi
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER, PIPES,
From two to six inoh calibre.
PRICES from 12 to 30 Cents ier Foot
ALSO-ROCIIESTEP.
PEARL 6 ARCH
For Sale Wholesale at illanulacturare
Prices by
iENENIELIC 11. COULNAS,
FORWARDING AND
cOMMISSION NIERCII;ANT,
AND WHOLILYAIS. DULLS LA
BUTTER, 5EF,113. 4 t,
AND PRODUCE CIENLRALLY.
No. 26 WOOD Snaire, Pirrsnur.all. Jo
JAMES MeLAUGHIL N,
MANI:QUM:n[IM OP
ALCOHOL,
Cologne Spirits sand - Fusel On,
Noe. 167 and 170 Second Street.
op10:1vii ,•1;k
FISH! FISH!
Our462ANTLV oA I.IA.ND A PULL 11UPPLI OP
WHITE FISH,
SALMON,
iilliilLLN 0,
/kr Orders accompanied by the CASH, will moot pratript
IMMErI
nyl4 uyl 7 2p .
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK
IMPORTER DEALER IN
141)REIGN A.N.i;
HARDWAfiE.
'4". IS Wood - street, between plat - awl:4
alloy and Fourth street,
PITTIBUIWII,
aker - Vie subscriber l now opening u well selected , leeor
rant of foreign and domostic Ilardvu . e, all now,and will b,
s• •Ll on as good tense as any other how% In tine atty. fie
always keep on hand n general assortra".'nat
LIARDWARiI, CUTLERY, CARPENTERS' %VOL.'',
which he, retpecardlytnvites the attsntict, of I,• • chaeci
rAll Alta.( OE
PIULI,JUEDS, HUNT & CO.,
Cominursion and Forwarding Merchant 3
WHARF BOAT PROPRIETORS,
AND SHIPPING AGENTS Of Illi no i s
Central Railroad, Cairo, Llinola. .lark Goods In all
crier to oar care. jolanidici
GE-RAILIN DRAWINU I APER—I n ro u e
for Bosrovoro, for Bala by_ J. WIILDIN,
W4°4112 '1 0 4 fruir Foarti.
ADE 1. e tiLL
No. 9) 1 ,5 r .t r. K dTltltS i.
TEO& 1111NTItady, Agnat.
'uw tho paid at the
tram Juli., itioeyto ALA
B. aim .‘; Ou $ 1613 )
Hoch' r JlnnuL C 0...... 63 Ulf
Wm. Mug)* ' 76 Ou
J. flcward & Cu....ACM UJ
W. Dilwo , _ th, 1,125 .0
J.ll. Irwin, Esq 864 i .•u
Edw. '.'ponco, Esq... 5t , 11.1
C. H. Paul Len lib AO
ichrird'u 19)
& Co..
IL 1,11 a" C. .......... - 4. f.x
Wm. .'.1'1.6.,,dry
R. Sill di Co
Spau4 & 0, 1.)
Sitivit,..," on steal:war
Arcola '1 11
Adam Al'Clintock 4D OY
D.Ba..riard 64 06
......... ..........$20,101 80
100,000
1051,785 3'd
5.1.6i)X1it.t 3 Agent . ,
95 Water arrest, Pitt9bo-.1411
600,004
.s=,' 300 00 .
55,277 05
-3300,000
iletxriptioni
$237,710 66
DIJLICIOBB
PIOKEILEL,
MAOK.EflasiL
HENRY H. comass,
2i5 WOOD 81111011'
`OMESTIC