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SAXES P. BARS, Editor and Proprietor
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FRIDAY MORNING
DELIOCSL.TIC STATE 170111N/ITIONS
Fort grrnDlis JUDGai
NVIEJLIAM A. PORTER'.
OF
FOS cit.BALL corinsmonat,
WjSTLIY FROST,
OP FAYETTr. COUNTY.
OD DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE OF COR
RESPONDENCE.— The. Democratic °minty Com
mittee of Cemrespondence will meet at the SS-CRAM-ES 1.10/Y2-.
PttMburgh, en SATURDAY, JULY 31st, 1658, at rikyks
o'clock, A. 31. Punctual attendance is requested.
JAMES A. GI.E.trON, Chairman.
Jon 7% - LsTn.'s, So,-.retary.
The following named geutiouen compose the above eom
111 taPe, vial
J.• N. 111cOlowry, Jame. A. Gibson,
11. B. Sinclair, Thomas Parley,
Joseph Birmingham, D. D. Bruce,
L. - E.. Pattercou, it. 11. Patterson,
Charles Bryson, Dr. Wm. ]l. 11, rrou,
J. B Fulton, R. B. Guthrie,
Robert Morrow, of Boss, S. C. Wingard,
John Layton. •
Jet:city;
TIIFI WEEKLY POST
The Weekly Fost may be had at the coun
. ing room in wrappers ready for mailing.—
The present number contains a great variety
of interesting and useful reading, editorial,
local, commercial, telegraphic, literary and
miscellaneous. This matnmoth family paper
is furnished at only a dollar a year' in clubs
of fire. The fail business will soon com
mence—the fall political campaign is at
hand, and now is the time to send in your
INCOSSISTENCY.
"A' house divided against itself canno
stand." When men attempt to conspire to
gether for an illegal purpose, it generally
happens that they are defeated in their ends
bydissensions among themselves. The con
ductors of a flash sheet, published in this city
raider the misnomer of the True Press, have
already "agreed to disagree."
On the 20th of July, in an indicative arti
de, the True Press broached the dangerouS
and treasonable doctrine that the people
"generally reviewed the opinions of the
Judges," (when they did not choose to acqui
esce in the doctrines laid down, " and invas
riably set them aside." In speaking of rail
road taxation, th . ey say that the question is a
p9litiell, not a legal, one. Yet, at this very
time, the Cataline of the small band of rebels
who are willing to endorse such treasonable
• sentiments., was arguing the legality of the
question of levying taxes to pay the interest
upon railroad bonds before the highest tribu
nal of the people—the Supreme Court. We
warned the Democracy against the dangerous
doctrine. The Democratic party long ago
took the ground to resist this tax " by all con
stitutional and legal means." They have
thrown themselves upon "legal and constitu
tional recourse through due form of law."—
They will never agree to the assertion of the
True Press, that this "is too big a question
for the courts." They denounce such doc
trines as tending to rebellion and subversion
of all law, order, and good government.
On July 23, the True Press,:in a charecter
istic article boldly asserts that "THE
JUDGES THEMSELVES HAVE THEIR
POCKETS FILLED WITH THOSE BONDS,
AND. WE HOLD IT TO BE THE DITTY
OF Tar PEOPLE TO TAKE THE M AT
TER INTO THEIR OWN HANDS." Such
wholesale libel of the judiciary whom the
people, boar it in mind, have elected, and such
villainous inpondiarism as this, disgusted even
,the readers - of -this flash sheet, and :has
alarmed the vain glorious arch demagogue
who oft lates as Chief Priest at the altar,
where yr Kennedy, the nominal editor of
the Press, is daily sacrificed. In yesterday's
issue, Thomas Williams himself comes out
over his own proper signature, and tells the
wooden man that he, Thomas Williams "_is
in no way responsible for the conduct of his
paper;" says be was in Philadelphia when
the article, which directly charges the judges
with having railroad bonds in their pockets,
was published, and " regretted it because he
he had not the remotest idea it was - true," and
the poor devil, who, on the 23d of July, pub..
lished the charge against the judges, as edi
torial, on the 29,th of July, says :
" ire invite attention to the letter of Mr. Wil
liams Itepeake no more than the truth in regard
to the objectionable article to which it refers It
hits hard, and hits in the right place.
This is capital. The public fully agree
with the Rue Press in its own comments
upon its own editorial articles, and congratu
late Mr. Williams that for once he has " hit
in the right place. "
In the Legislature they have a' - " Commit
tee to compare bills" before they finally pass
them. We suggest a similar committee to
pass upon the articles prepared for the T rue
Press. The wooden man won't do. When
Mr. Williams goes to Philadelphia, he Willi
ders most stupidly
We wish to call attention so the fact, that
while Thomas Williams denies the paternity
of 'the editorial article charging the judges
with having a pocket full of bonds, the True
Press does not withdraw the foul and libel
lous attack which it has made upon the men
whom the people have elected to decide upon
their dearest rights, not only affecting their
property but their lives. It is still or record
in its columns, not apologised for nor with-
FRom Oregon and Washington we have ti
dings of the success of the Independent Dem
ocratic ticket at the recent election. _No oth
er hostilities had been committed by the Col
umbia River Indians ; but they were ascer
tained to be actively preparing for was, the
entire body of the valley tribes joining in
the movement. The federal officers in thy
Meantime were making every effort to proeex
cute a vigorous campaign.
Smothered in a Trunk.
The "story of Genevra " has been re-enact
ed in Brooklyn, New York, by a little. German
boy named GeorgeTickner, the son of a widow
who suddenly disappeared on Friday last, and
was missing until Monday morning, when
his dead body was found in a large trunk or
chest in the house of his mother. On Friday
when the mother was absent, the deceased
was at play with a companion, and esidently
got into the trunk to conceal himself, when
a self adjusting lock closed the lid upon him,
and he was smothered. During Saturday and
Sunday the friends and neighbors looked in
every direction to find the boy, but-without
success. On Monday morning the mother
was induced to open the chest by a strong
smell which seemed to emanate from it, ex
pecting to find the body of a rat, but to her
astonishment she found the body of l'aer miss
ing son.
—According to the United States census of
1850, there were employed. in all the States and
Territories, 719, 467 males and 225,512 females
the manufacture Of mechanical arts, -with an
aggregate capital of $527,000,000; annum value
of raw materials, $554,000,000; annual pr.oduct
of manufactures, $1,013,000,000.
People's Anti. Tax. Convention.
The True Press, which calls itself Republi
can, on the 15th of July, contained a callover
the'signatures of " S. 11. Allen" and " Alex.
P. callow " for a County Convention, to be
held on August 25th, the delegates to be elec
tact. on August 21st. Thiszall was addressed
as follows
" Th
JULY SO, 185-F.
,o citizens of Allegheny County, who are
opposed to, the present corrupt Administration and
in favor of inaugurating a thorough reform in
our national, State and municipal affairs, and
who are in favor of establishing a proteo.ive
tariff--opposed to the repeal of the tonnage tax,
and opposed to the iucrease of taxation for rail
road or other purposes, &0., &n. "
In the True Press of Thursday, July 29th,
another call appears for a " People's Anti-
Tax Convention. " This call is addressed to
".the Tax Payers of Allegheny County, with•
out distinction of Party, who are opposed to
Railroad Taxation, the repeal of the Tonnage
Tax, undue Railroad influence, &c., &c.
The new call is without signature,and for the
purpose of deceiving the Democracy, and the
portion about the " opponents of the present
corrupt Administration " is carefully omitted.
The Convention is called for the same day—
the 25th of August, and is to all intents and
purposes the same convention. The Demo
crats of Allegheny county are all right on
this anti-tax question ; they have taken their
position, which is a legal and constitutional
one, and they will attend to their own affairs
in their own way. Those who, on the 15th of
July, denounced the present Democratic Ad
ministration as " corrupt," cannot, on the
29th of July, cajole a single true Democrat
into affiliation with them by dropping an
offensive term from their call. The Demo
crats will attend to their own affairs ; they
will oppose undue taxation for railroad or any
other purpose by all the means which the laws
and constitution of the land have given them,
but they will never consent to be led by the
pose by disappointed Republican office seek
ers, juvenile Rnow-Nothinga, or " sore heads"
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any description
The President at Bedford SI:01111ga.
The President, accompanied by Miss Lane,
Miss Bright, daughter of Hon. Jesse'-"D.
Bright, Sir Gore Ouseley, Lady Onseley and
daughter, and R. M. blagraw, Esq., of Balti
more, arrived at Bedford Springs on Wednes•
day night, at 11 o'clock. The President is in
excellent health and not fatigued. It is sup•
posed that he will remain at Bedford for two
1 or three weeks.
Aral nmbault'a PortabLa Steam Engtnea.
We invite attention to the advertisement
in this morning's paper, of the Portable
Steam Engines on wheels, manufactured by
A. L. Archamhuult, Philadelphia. They are
an article well adapted to a great variety of
mechanical uses, such as pumping, hoisting
from quarries and shafts, lifting stone, coal,
iron and other heavy articles, unloading ves
sets and steamboat, &0., &c.
VICE PRESIDENT BRECRINRIDGE made a
speech at Florene, Kentucky, on Saturday in
which he defended the Adminisiration against
the charges of extravagant expenditure, dis'
coursed of Lccompton, berated the Republi
cans as they deserve, and closed with an ap
peal to the Know-Nothings to refrain from
affiliation with the Republican Party. Mr.
Breckenridge had an enthusiastic reception.
Pittsburgh, Fort 'Wayne and Chicago
Railroad.
Tho commercial writer of the Philade
- -
phis Press, in speaking of the recent change
of the Presidency of this road, pays a well
merited compliment to the great administra-
Live ability, prudence, foresight, and economy
of kr. Cass, the retiring officer, whose -eau
tions, laborious and useful administration of
the affairs of the road during the most trying
financial crisis which has occurred since the
railroad system of the country was initiated ,
has met the approval of all parties in inter
est, and commanded the respect of his coin•
peers, in railroad management. We repro.
duce the article from the Press. It says :-
Me Pitteburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Rai
road becomes constantly mere and more impor
taut, and its affairs more interesting to Philadel
phians, and especially to those interested in the
Pennsylvania , Central Railroad, of whlch it is
the natural continuation to the lake trade of the
North-west. Its early completion over its own
route to Chicago, will now not be long delayed.
Its late President, General Cass, was a man of
prudence, energy, and wisdom, and his admin
istration, though not, perhaps gratifying, to the
wishes of the stockholders for immediate divi
dends,was nevertheless sound and beneficial to the
true interests of the Company. He is said to
have been intending for some time to resign, and
attention was naturally directed to J. Edgar
Thomson as his probable successor. There
are some cf the latter-day prophets, indeed who
point to the acceptance of the presidency of
both 'railroads by *Mr. Thomson as an omen
tht.t the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
R - rilroad will pass, by purchase, at not a distant
day, into possession of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company.
The election of Mr. Thomson Is very well
received in Pittsburgh, in spite cf the feeling
which the impolite discrimination between local
s.-d through traffic has heretofore exerted in
Pittsburgh.
VA .111013 S PILINGS.
—A writer from New York City says that the
Frl , ll-.r'e river gold news by the Moses Taylor,
has Eet everybody talking about "going off."—
The next steamer will go brim full, and if the
price of passage was flied at anything like a
reasonable mark, enough of emigrants could be
found to fill every steamer at this port.
—The Danbrry Times says that a woman who
has been divorced from her husband on account
of his drinking propensities and consequent crn-
e'ty, married him again on his reformation during
the gt eat revival. Bat the husbsnd fell into hie
old habits, and, a short time ago, in a fit of in
toxication, returned to the house of the woman
he had twice married, and committed to the
darner eiery article of her wearing apparel upon
which he could lay his hands. For the betrayal
of her trust in this and other acts, she now pos-
Lively declares that she will never marry him
again. She is quite right.
—The circulation cf theft° New Jersey free
banks, against which proceedings of foreclosure
hay'- been instituted, it is stated hag been redu
ced to the following suns , Bank of Trade $48,-
000 ; Artisans', $43,000 ; Merchants', of Pet
erson, $7,000 ; Stata Security, $3,000 Ocean,
$9,000.
—The dieooveries of gold mines at Frazer's
river in the British possessions bid fair to excite
as much sensation as California and Australia.
For some years past various propositions have
been made to our Government to purchase from
the British Government, or the Hudson's Bay
Company, that portion of the British territory
covering the new gold fields. Mr. Buchanan was
always in favor of the purchase even while he
w - as Secretary of State under President Polk.
For some reasons the various propositions failed
or were deolined, the British Government stand-
ing ready at ail times to dispose of their posses
sory right. Thero is no doubt that speculation
was at the bottom of the suggestion to buy these
rights, and invest them in the United States, but
some of the greatest of our acquisitions of terri
tory have been the results of such just specula
tions ; and it is clear that had our Government
acted upon the proposal, we, not Great Britain,
would 1.. A this day be the owners of the new El
Dorado.
—Fifty fat men of Mansfield, Ohio, had a
parade on the sth. The lighteet in the compile,
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weighed 200 ps . 4ll4 ; ilite oftito.pirito estimated i J. Blundel, E. Diguam, .1: Mitchell, T. O'Friel, E. Shleis, O.
at 268 pounds; h
4-4..*litle,t - Mb , igt the crowd . O'Donnell,, Caecm j. Un n its a tc' nitt,ddiiirs.tGlOins;-4—T. Runtlng, J.
i ' • ' ' ' ---- ' INl'Delitt, D. Jonce, O. Creamer, J. Buell°, H. E. Erano, M
weighed asc.; aigkitelux - mo pomits• a ati, D. Baba, F. JOU:I4 M. O'Bi ial, N.l 3 nob, J. Lynch, '
—The kraciiii;....rournai mentiens the follow. rs:ney, H. M'Davitt.
ing incident of chi= United State=, Second Class—J. Ryan, J. 3.
,Iliiii'-death Of Villican Kehoe, mail ta.P4lran tE n, J. Ryan, J. Mitchell. J. Blum'el, R. Smith, J.
carrier at Aditirdani i He l wae the Omer of a Stara, J. M. Sweeny, T. O'Orlel„ E, Dlguan2, J. German.
Original Orations—S. Cosgrove, Dial!, J. Model, M.
largo black .dog
Who l u.Syially accompanied him brGiatighliu) 0 . WoNb , P. J. Ctl rhA Y• •
while in the; performs:lce of his duties, and a Company.
re d h l at i r e l C 4 ' C PI I gi •
PH i s 3 171 b 01: 114. : oaftitgonarn;mCoormo y.
mail bag---,:,„generally • —, to . . an manhind than krcl,nrationr Affirmative—T. Wat.h, J.
wet given ram carry to tile Hayes, .1. E. Duffey. 'Negative—J. 13. Gaffney, John Tracy,
F
cars. On the morning of the' fatal accident,
S. ai'Devitt.
Air. K., had put his bags abord, and turned to •=lll,ctrrYass—TiWal3EZ. Tracy, 3 'Monne, 0. Wood., R•
Z'B g rien, W. Dixon, J. Gaffney, F. Sane, M. Ryan, J. Kent
take the ono from his faithful dog, when the en
gine struck him, and killed him almost instantly. Ming Band—J. Tracy, W. Dixon, S. Clcsgravo, J. Ef mile,
On Tuesday morning the dog appeared at the I s 9 tirety°,ll.tiitya.us.rujitUg'.ll;t• gz,yJcieCujnfmL.Chrioty,
post cffico at the usual hour, and a bag was ------ - --- ---
thrown to him, but nothing could induce him to
touch it. lie followed the carrier to the cars,
remained until the mail was safe in the baggage
oar, all the while running up and clown the track
1 as if seeking his master
Congressional Appropriations.
The provisions of law requiring a complete ex
hibit of appropriations by Congress at each of
its sessions to he made out, have been complied
with, by the proper clerk at the Capitol ; and the
result, for the session jest expired, is contained
in the followiug summary table. We shall give
the detailed statement at another time. The
statement includes all appropriations made by
Congress, whether in deficiency or in regular ap
propriation bills :
To be paid from the
$67,067,702 ,1
Treasury.. .....
Deduct—Amount con
tained in act for
collecting roconue
from customs, so
much being!(:)n •
tained in the joint,
resolution of 14-
February, 1850, for
said purpose.
- -, :-AOl - 7A - 1,1..
ii.:•••i.j4,t..-14.-.;^`.',"i.::1..;
QUM
2,450,000 00
Actual amount appropriated•
EBTIMATED
Am't brought down $34 ; 817,762 78
Add—indefinite ap• '
propriatione con
tained in the vari
ous acts and in
private bills which
will probably e.m't
to, daring the year
1359
3,332,237 22
Total amountlof appropriations $68,000,000 00
In additlon, the revenues collected by the
Post Office Department are authorized to be
used for the expeues of that department. For
the current fiscal year they are estimated at
sl4,4ls,s2o.—Washington Union.
[For the Morning Foq.]
The Anrkpal EXRlllintatOlk and Ex.hibt
tioni. of St. FFIaIII3IO ACOACMY.
The annual examination, exhibition and dlstribn•
don of premiums at St. Francis Academy, lately in
corperated, took place on the 14th inst.
The examination commenced on the Mb, and was
conducted through.:.ut t , y i.t.a Rocs. W. Pollard, J .
Ford, Loretto, and Ni. J. Mit , :hol.l, Ebensburg.
The Very Rev. E. McMahon, attended by Rev, W.
Pollard, Rev. E. P. Garland, Summitville, distribu
ted tno premitiniS. before an audience of from fifteen
hundred to two ;thousand persons, eaeh of whom
seemed to gives marked approbation to the pro
ceedings. Amongst there were present nineteen
clergymen from 'Pittsburgh Diocese, who appeared
no less pleased with their tour over the healthy moan-
I .
Logic, First Class—John Tracy, Pit'sburgh ; Jeremiah
I.layoi, HAIL aysburg; Jamas 11. Daffj, Butler; Frulols
Chriity, Gallitzin; Thomas Walsh, Llnessille, John B.
Gaffney, Dubuque, Iowa; JLLICCIC-12. T. Dunn, eorge Wo3ds ,
Freeport. Accessit, JosTih Navarre, Monro G e City,
igan.
Geology, FiNt Class—Joaaph Navarre.
Engineering, First Class —Joseph Navarte, James T.
Dunn.
Archite:tural Dranghting—J. Navarre, 11. P.M'Cullough,
Pittsburgh; Francis Kai'', San Fancisco, California; John
Tracy; J. B. Gaffney. Ex equo acc,ssorunt, George VVocds.
Painting and Lawiszape Dr.iwing—F. Kane, H. P. Weal
lough, J. B. Gaffney, G. Woods, J.Navarre, J. T. Dunn, J no.
Tracy.
Spherical Trigometry.—j. Navarre,lJ. Dann, J. Tracy, J.
B. Gaffney, H. P. lirCullough.
Plane Trigonometry and Firrveying—G. Woods, J. Na
varre, F. Kano, 11. P. liPCullough, J. .13. Gaffney, J. Tracy.
Acc.ssit, M. Sullivan, Pittsburgh.
Mensuration, First Class—J. Navarre, J. T. Dunn.
Mensuratiou, Second Class—F. Kano, J. B. Gaffney, J.
Tracy, ~barb Wlaughlin, Butler; G. Woods, H. P. MCul.
lough.
Folid Geometry—J. T. Dnan, F. Kane, H. P. ld'jullough
J. Navarre, J. Tracy, J. 13. Gaffney.
Plane Geometry, First lass—Francis Iff'Devitx Pitts,
burgh ; Jacob Keating, Pittsburgh; P. Christy, J. J. Daffy,
J. Harper, G. Woods. , ;Ex eq-uo, -M. hl'Laughlin neCe B3o4
runt, John Berg. Butler; John Mott, Kentucky.
Geometry, Second Class—Wm. Bailey, Philadelphia; Syl.
vaster Cosgravo, Pittsburgh; R. E. Smith, Johnstown.
Division of Second Glass—Thos. Kng, Pittsburgh ;
Dorrenco Myers, Dubuque, fawa; eatiDixon, Dubuque,
lowa.
Mythology—J. Hayes, J. E. Duffy, F. If'Devitt., J. Dunn,
T. Walsh.
Algebra First Class—W. Batley, J. Berg. T. Kane, .1.
MAR, Dully, J. Hayes, Hugh Duffy, Pittsburgh; J,
Keating. etccesiterunt, C. Fegan, Loretto ; .1. Christy
Michael bl'Hugh, Monster.
Algebra, Second Class—Thos. Heating, Pittsburgh ; Henry
Jacobi, Loretto ; Nathaniel Lynch. James Lynch, Pitts
burgh ; R. E. Smith. Accatcrunt, Alfred Grmst on, Brady's
Bend; James M'Devitt, L'ittsburgh.
Algebra, Third Chas—Dania Dunn, Lancaster;
hillogh, Huntingdon ; 51. ChriAy, Loretto, James O'Don
nell, Loretto; S. Cce.gravo, John Hoene, Harrisburg.
Arithmetic, Fuel Class--F. Kane, F. Christy, M. M'-
Laughlin, F. M'Devitt, W. Bailey, H. P. 111'Cullough, J.
Tracy, J. Borg, J. Keating, John Clut4 - y, John Moffitt,
Hugh Daffy, Alfred Oreastori. Acc,sscruni,Benjamin Jvl7oll,
11. Jaccbs, Thos. Keating, N. Lynch, E. Smith, W. Dixon,
F. Jones, 8. Cosgrove, J. M'Devitt.
Arithmetic, Second Class—Michael Christy; Loretto;
Richard O'Brien, John Emerson,Dorrenc's Myers, Martin
Ryan. Dubuque, lowa, James O'onnell, Loretto, ez egos
accesserunt, Henry M Devitt, Altoona; D. Dunn, John
Hoelle, Charles Bailey, Philadelphia; Michael O'Brien, Dre
bilge°, Iowa; John Confer, Hollidaysburg. Access:t, Lietay
M. Sweeny, Loretto.
Arithmetic, Third Class—Jas. Mitchell, Baltimore; John
Shiels, James Ryan, Harrisburg; Michael Sweeny, Loretto;
John Blundell, Baltimore. Ace•sserunt, Josiah Ryan, Har
risburg; Edward Dignam, Pittsburgh; Robert Smith, H.
/Adele, Loretto; Jas. Gorman, Thos. O'UX:rl.
Geography, First Class—Benjamin Jones, Francis Jones,
Thos. Keating, C. Creamer, J. lid'Dtritt, .14cobs, Henry
M'Devitt. Accesscrunt, M. O'Brien, M. Christy, J. O'Donnell,
J Hoene, 31. M'Hugb, John Confer,
0. Bailey, John Chicle,
J. Ryan; D. Dunn, John M'Grann, Lancaster.
Geography, Second Cirisa—John Blundell, Jas. Mitchell, J.
Ryan, E. Dignum, E. Melo, J. Gorman, IL Smith, Thomas
O'Friel.
History, First Class—C. Creamer, D. Jones, T. Keating. AL
Christy, J. M'Derltt, P. Jones, El ugh, .J O'Donnell, H.
Jacobs, N. Lynch, J. Lynch, C. Bailey, J. Shia's, J. Hoelle;
Daniel Dunn, J. Confer; acresssrunt, John J. M'Granns.
Kistery, Second Class—R.. Smith, J. Ryan. J. Blandel, J.
Mitchell, E. Dignam, E. Shiels J. Gorman, T. O'Friel, Wil
liam Todd, Loretto.
History, Third Class—Bernard Litzenger, Loretto , J. Her.
kin', Gilbert Glass, Loretto; Robert Shiels, Charles O'Don-
tell.
Orthography, First Clues—J. T. Dunn, J. Duffy, F. Christy,
J. Hayes, M. M'Glinghlin, J. Tracy, J. Christy,Wen'.
lough, J. Berg, P. M'Devitt, 0. Ormston, H. Daffy, J. Heat
hag, J. Moftit', G. Woods, J. Christy, W. Dixon, W. Bailey,
R. E. Smith.
Orthography, Second Close—B. Jones, J. M' Devitt, J. Keat
ing, 8. Goegrave, O. Bailey, C. Creamer, 3. Iloelle, F. Jones,
R. O'Brien, M. O'Brian, D. Myers, R. IFlFavitt, D. Dunn ;
ar
cesserunr, J. Lynch, J. Ryan.
Orthography, Third Class—J. Ryan, E. Dignaia, J. Blun
dell, J. Mitchell, R. Smith, J. Shin's, M. Sweeny.
Rhetoric, First Glass—d. Hayes, J. Duffy, J. B. Gaffney,
F. Christy, J. Tracy, F. Kane, J. T. Dunn, . Navarre; /w
-and, J. Keating.
Rhetoric, Second Class—J. Moffitt, F. M'Devitt, G. Woods,
M. knaughlin, J. Berg, IL P. M'Cullotigh, 8. Cosgrave; ac.
cuseruni, J. Christy, W. Dixon.
English Composition, First Clare—P. Kane,J. Hayes, J.
B. Gaffney, J. DutPlM. 11.1.'Langhliu, F. Christy, T. Walsh,
J. Navarre, J. Tracy, G. Woods, W. Bailey, B. Jones, J. M.ef
flit, H. P, M'Callougb, J. Berg, F. M'Devitt; arcesserunt, B,
E. Smith, S. Cosgrave, W. Bailey, B. Duffy, A. Ormxton, NV.
N. Dixon, J. Emerson, A. O'Brien, J. M'Devitt, D. Myers, T
Keating, F. Jones, J. M'Devitt, H. Jacobs.
English Composition, Second Clasa—M Ryan,N. Lynch,
J Lynch, M. O'Brien, 11. Fl'llugh, D. Dunn, . Hoene, O.
Creamer, John Confer, J. Ryan.
Greek—J. E. Duffy, T. Walah.
Translation of Romer, Xenophon, Juvenal and Perseus—
E. Duffy.
Latin, First Class—J. E. Duffy, Thomas Walsh, J. Dunn.
Latin, Second Class—J. Hayes, F. M'Devitt, J. Tracy, J.
B. Gaffney, ex equo.
Translation of Virgil—J. Hays, J. Dunn, J. M'Devitt, J.
Tracy.
French, First Class—J. T. Ditark, J. Mc fat, G. Woods, J
Tracy.
Latin Prosody—F. lii'Devitt, J. Hayes, .1. Duffy, T. Walsh,
J. Tracy, J Keating.
Faist Latin Composition—J. Duffy, J Hai - es, T. Walsh, J.
Dunn. F. APl:ice - Rt.
English Grammer, First Class—J. Tracy, J. Luau, J. E.
Duffy, F. Kane, J. Hayse, T. hi'Devitt, F. Curisty, J. E. Gaff.
soy, J. Keating; acciesserunt, Lsughlin, J. Moffitt, H. P.
3.l'Callorigb, .1 Berg, 0 Woods, W. Bailey.
English Grammer,Second Class--B. Cosgrave, R. E. Smith.
A. lirmston, B Jones, T. Keating, N. Lynch, J. li'Dovltt,
J. Lynch, H. Daffy, F. Jones, H. Jacobs, J. Christy.
Division of Second Clase—W. Dixon, J. Emerson, AL
Christy, C. Creamer, D. Myers, AL APHagli, M. Ryan, R.
O'Brien, 11. O'Brien, D. Duna, M. O'Brien
J H. M'Devitt J.
Hoelle, J. Confer, C. Barley ; au:an:runt, . Ryan, J. O'Don
nell, M. Sweeny.
English Grammer, Third Class—J. Blnudel, .1 Mitchell,
E. Dignam, R. Smith, J. Ryan, J. Shiels, J. Gorman.
German, First Claea—J. Haves J. E. Daffy, T. Walsh,
M.
M'Olaugloin, M. M'Decltt , J. Heating: =mit, B. Cosgrove.
German, Second Class—W. Bailey, J. Emerson, D. Myers,
W. Dixon, H. Daffy, H. Jacobs.
Book Beeping by Double Entry—F. Kane, IL P. M'Cul
lough, F. Christy, G. Woods, John Ivory, Loretto; ea equo.
W. Bailey, AL hi'Langhlin, J. Berg, John Moffitt. H. Jacobs,
B. Jones, J. Keating; accerscrunt, J. Christy, H. Duffy, J.
Tracy, It. E. Smith, T. Heating, A. Ormstoia, W. Dixon, J.
AFL:win, F. Jones, S. Cosgrove.
Book Keeping, Second Class—J. Emerson, R. O'Brien, J.
Lynch, D Myers, M. H'Hugh, hi. Ryan, M. Christy, D. Dann,
J. Ryan, J. Con'er, J. O'D„winell.
Writing, First Class—F. Kane,H. P. M'Cullough, F. Jones,
B. Jones, AL AVGlaughlin, F. hi'Dovitt, A. Ormeton, D. My
ers, W. Bailey, C. Bailey, J. Berg, J. T. Dunn, J. Keating.
Writing, Second Class—J. Hoelle, T. Keating. R. E.Smith,
J. M'Devltt, W. Dixon, J. Emerson, 141. Christy, M, Ryan,
M. O'Brien, N. Lynch, J. Lynch, J. Confer, J. Ryan, O.
Creamer, J. Shia&
Writing, Third Class—J. Ryan, J. Blonde), J. Mitchell, IL
Diguam, R. Smith, T. O'Friel, Jas, Gorman, O. Glass, E.
Shiels.
Christian Doctrine, First Class—J. Tracy, G Woods, J. B.
Gaffney, J. Keating, J. Reverie, F. Christy, F. Kane,
AVCallough, 2. M'Devitt, B. youes, - J. Hayes, J. Duffy, M.
ArGlatighlin, H. Daffy, J. Moffitt: -
Christian Doctrine, Second Class R.
Christy, T. K ea ti ng .
B. Jones, J ArDevitt, O. Creamer, it E. Smith, J. Lynch,
Confer, P. Jones, ,J. hirDevitt, J. tYDonnell, mDo vitt, D.
Christie Doctrine, Third 30113 h Ryan.
Dunn,
77Brien, ILe,O'Brieniessfr_ohn
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OA,
THS LA i 1 NEWS
BY TELEGRAPTI.
g iVASHINGTON CITY, July 29.—The frigate Sa
bine is being fitted up at New York for nervie,e
as the flag-ebip of the Brazil r. - qtrlron. The
United States E Icop Cyan() iz2. preparing rt Nor-
Olt for the Pacific Equaclron. The Uid:c•dStates
steamer Fulton, now at Norfolk, ban been or
dered to•the Wpshingtou Navy Yar
for the Paraguay expedition, and the Liu'
States steamer Water Witch is fitting out here .0
take part in the same expedition.
Tottowro, July 29.—The government ho.s r
defeated on the question in relation to the oat.,
lishment of the seat of government nt Ottows.
The House annulle , 3 the dscisin of the Home
Government making Ottavra tbo and the
Minister, in consequence, has resigned.
Sailing of the Kangaroo.
New Taus, July 29 --TIA t-rera tteamship
Kangaroo Bailed to-day for Liverpul with neatly
$200,000 specie.
$64,617,762 78
Povloge Stamp') and Envelope: ,
The Providence Journal suggests that as
many persons object to envelopes, because
the post mark is an important evidence in the
identification of letters, and as there is nn
connection between the envelipe and the en-.
closnre, and of proving that the postmark
of the former gives the date when the latter
was mailed, it would Lea convenience if the
Government would furnish writing paper
stamped in the same way that the envelopes
now are, so that the same sheet might beat
the communication, the superscription, and
the late of mailing, without the necessity of
using, separate stamps.
The Harrisburg Herald in remarking upon
the result of the recent opposition State con
vention, has the followipii, -
We have no hesitation in deeliring that ET far
as this community is concerti- 0, there i 3 a deep
seated feeling of dissatisfaction amsog the op
position, at the result of the late convention.—
The friends or Judge -Pearson counted reliably
upon hls success, and, with defeat. has come
upon many of them ill temper, and ever. revenge.
The confident feeling; of triumph in wirea they
blasted, while holding the success of thtir fa
vorite candidate in high hops, hat given way and
we heard a number of-their most prornmdtit not
publicly declare yesterday thit they no longer felt
the least ray of probability fur the defeat ut the
Democracy.
•
If Democrats in other Distriots of thl; State,
follow the example cf the Democrats of the
Westmoreland District in nominating such can
didates as the Hon.. Henry D. Factor, there will
be little danger of a majority of opposition
members being elected to the next delegation to
Congress. Mr. Foster is a great favorite n!th
the people of the West, and in perilous ti:Tl's is
always looked to es, the best man to lead the
Democratic party to T;ctory. Uis popularity is
the result of great ability, solid ocquir.monfs,
prudence, firmnotts, untarnished honesty, sod
firm Democracy. Ills opponent will prrhably
be Edgar Cowan, cf Westm tt.r. HP..71
guine enough to believe that with the support et
a united party, heltAil be ahle to terry the d .s
triot against all orpositice..—Barrtsburg Patriot
and Union
UOVERNOP. Monais while the Furgtuno RlUpll
toting his leg, observed his servant standiwi by,
weeping. " Tom," said Mr. Morris. "'Why aro you
crying there? It is rank hypoorbiy—you wish to
laugh, as in future you will have but one
shoo to
clean instead of two."—Postdaia Courier.
In the town of Gouverneur near Mcrr'stown
both named in compliment to the above Gov
ernor Morris." We knew a man by the name
of Hand, whose life would have been monotonous
but for the almost daily fights which he and his
ivife indulged. At length, from a bad civ2lling,
Dr. Murdock was called to amputate his right
arm. During the operation, which his wife
seemed to enjoy hugely, she remarked, "Thant
fortune you can't ponad me any more with that
fist." Writhing with rip, and roused by insult
he threw a withering look at her and crolaitned,
" 111 be d—d if I don't take it in my left hand,
as soon as they get it off, and give you one a
leetle ahead of any you ever got."
[Cleveland Herald.
We have thirty-two States, r.od there are
almost as many different laws of divorce as there
are of States. The reader m•cy see some of
these differences by the following statement:-
1. In the States of Georgia, Alabama, and
Mississippi, two-thirds of the Legislature must
concur with a decision by the Court to make a
..1c..?: . "; . ;:,:.i7 ; i:',;iW-'fMi . k
From Waohlngion.
Oa ne.than Par Beim , !n t.
Disc mit fled
Don. U. D. Foster,
Laws of Divorce
divorce.
2. In Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, South
Carolina, Lousiana, and Missouri, no div.)rce
can be granted but by special vat of the Legisla
ture; and South Carolina has never granted a
divorce.
S. In the States of.Conuecticut, Onio, and
Illinois, all divorcee are total
4. In Massachusetts, New, York and North
Carolina, nothing but adultery is cause of a
divorce.
6 In Illinois, two years' absence only is a cause
of divorce.
6. In Indiana, we believe, anyth;ng is a cause in
the discretion of the Court. In the recent Pres
, byteriau Assembly at Chicago, an older from that
State, roae on the trial of Mr. Shield, and said
that as he came from Indiana, no dlisired to put
on record that Amos Davis goes against divorce!
[Cincinnati Gazette.
Weaknota of I Iko Stomach ant
(lon.
Another Great Cure Effected by Bzrhare'e
Bitters.
The wife of Pietor Do Witte, living in Holland
Town, Sbeb)ygan county, Wisconsin ' suffered touch
from Weakness of the Stomach and Indigaution. She
bad been under a physician's care for a-cr.o tame, but
the disease seemed to baffle even his shill. S'ao pur
chased some HOLLAND BITTERS at our office,
which has given tone to her stomach; her appotite
and strength are returning, and we firmly believe
that this is another ereat cure effected by your mod.
loins.
We have still to record many wonderful cures of
by this remedy, Lot must wait another oppors
tunity. One thing you can rely upon, what we have
published are from persons much respected in cur
community, and are literally true.
J. QUINTUS,
Ed. Sheboygan Ilieutosbode, Sheboygan, Wis.
Caution !—Be estetta to ask f Barhave's Holland
Bitters. Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5,
E by the sole Proprietors, Benjamin Page, Jr , Co.,
N. 2.7 Wood street, between First and Second streets,
and Druggists zetiorally.
T A. BARGAIN—Two largo Lots of
Ut ground in South P i ttsburgh, each 20 Let trt lit on
Conlon atieet, by 100 deep to Chesnut street, with two frame
dwelling houses, each containing fear ro ma. Ea:rms easy,
Also—A valuable building lot, 20 feet front, on Canon
street, neur the Public School rouse, by 100 feet deep to
Chesnut street. The purchaser to have the us., in build.
Mg, of the gable end of the house adjoining. Pnce, $OOO.
Terms easy. CUTHBERT & SON,
iYIO 61
Market street.
QOAP POW DER.---50 boxes Soap rowdor
of our own manufacture, warranted superior to any
offered for male In this market, on band and for el - 118 by
B. o.n J. IL SAW
rilWu DWELLING HOUSES lOR RENT,
by S. CUTHBERT &. SON,
• 51. Marbot btrnet.
ALADY residing near the city, wishea to
procure a GIRL of 8 or 10 years, to live with her till
of age For further parttcu'ars, cell at our office, 61 liar•
ket street. 8. OUTEIRERT a EON,
Bab General Agents.
, ACKELKEL-25 bbls. No. 3, Large ;
ii 10 half bbls. No. 2, Large.
or ,ale by (Jyl2) -
- --...—=-
• 9l
- -
TEAM MILL, STEAM MILL—For - Sale,
AO A Grist Mill all complete in good mincing order,
ma of stone, smut machine, a coca a.d cob 'rumor, tc.
/disc', a dwelling houca of 4 rooms, a large arable and 2 tote
gmuld.
bargain. situate in Borah pit
8. OUTtabarghELß, will be eald at a
FAT EO N ,
umab 61 itiarket street..
DIED:
en wmnesday, tha2Stb Irritant, KATE E., eacond drigh
ter of B. PAW:sleet, age tl6 year 3.
'rho faltered wja tako pl , co ILL , (FRIDAY) morning, tho
50th tuatara,. at 10 o'clock, from the residence of her father,
No. 265 Penn street.
On Thursday, July 2911, 1853, at 12 o'clock, JOHN BUT•
LER, infant son of John 8. and Henrietta Cosgrove.
Tho funeral will take place this (WHIDAY) afternoon, the
80th ins:Mut; at' 4 _o'clock, from the. parent's residence, No.
163 Second Street.
DR. aPLANE'S LIVER PILLS.—When the pro
-IWprieters, Fleming Eroo., of Pittsbnrgh, Pa, of this
invaluable remedy prirchased it of the inventor, there was
no medicine which deserved the name, for the cure of Liver
and Bilious complaints, Lotwithatanding the great viva.
Immo of those diseases in the United Etates. In the South
and West particularly, where the patient is frequently un
able to obtain the aixvices of a regular physician, some rem
edy was required, at once safe and effectual, and the oper-
I mien of which could in no wise prove prejudicial tothe con
atitntion. This medicine is aupPlicd by Dr. M'Lane's Liver
Ellie, prepared by Fleming Brea, of Pittsburgh, as has been
proved In every instance in which it has had a trial. Al
ways b , •noficial, nut a solitary instaiice has ever occurred in
whtcb its eil'ecta have been lujurious. The invention of an
eier.ted and distinguished physician, it has nothing in
c In/ACM with the quack nostrums impose I upon the public
by shallow pretenders to the medical art. Experience bee
now p:c.7, - ,i, beyond a doubt, that Dr. 3PLaue's Pill is the
bout i , mccly aver preposed fir the Liver Cemp'aint.
..1.:,, ,- Pan:hales' will be careful to ask for Dr. ILVLANE'S
CbLLBRATED LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEhtlisiG
. c.P.O S., of Pittebnrgb, Pa. There are other Pills purporting
to be Liver PIII3, now before the public. Dr. 211'Lane'a genuine
' Liscr Nils, also his celebrated Verinifuge, can now be had at
all rospectable drug stores. None genuine without the eigua
fixe c f 1 31 i f.i y29.lwdew) FLEMINGBROB.
o 1' , 1
NEW ADVERT
PROTHONL,TAItY.—Tha undersigned offera him'
try self to the Democracy of Allegheny County, as a
candidate) for Prothonotary—subject to the decision of the
Detuo3rat'a Couventiop.
jyBo:dtwt
(A CARD FROM DR. JAMES M. JAR
RETT, OF TEE NEW YORK LUNG INUIRII•
ARY —Ms connection for the past eight years with the
above inetitutian. as Chief phy blcian, and a twelve years'
course of steady devotion to the oire of Pulmonary COD
raptinn and its kindred disease; together with my un
riv ailed opportcnitire and advantage of pathological research
—aided n..t n !ittle by a perfect system of Medical ilhadc
tion—has enat lial me to tiarive at a divisive, direct and sue
c.-: safri course of treatment for the positive and raiilical cure
of all dui eaece of the 7 hroat, Ltrngs, and Air-Pi:wax& kly
Inhalation, the vapor and curative properties of medicines
are directly adreesed to the diseased organs and the lategu
meat Ido not advise the use of Medical Inhalation of any
Lind, to the exclusion of general treatment; end although I
,oiiiiier it a useful adjnvant In the proper management of
those &Kalil sad uttim fatal dibeasen, yet I deem It very no
en;sary that each patient should have the benefit of both
F,• llrtli tied local treatment. The 1311C0.4E3 Of my treatment
iii the above disesaes, and the high character of the Institn.
Ilan oser which I have so long had the honor to preside,are
lav well known to need any eulogy or comment from me.
At the solicitation L f many private and professional friends,
ihrLiogh whose philanthropic aid the ahovetbarity has been
loge, cad liberally supported, and /Ital. due consideration, I
have cozionaleil to make such arvngemente as will bring
the to neflts of my experanents and treatment within the
( - Lech of all, and not confine myself, as heretofore, to those
only who eLitai ed the Inerrancy, or wao were able to visit
me at my Whet). Bening therefore that the arrangement
a ill give entire satisfaction, bath to my pro:essional breth
ren and the public, I would respectfally announce in ODD-
Cla4olD., that I con stout be c 'mulled personalty or by let.ter,on
a 1 cIiSeILEIB3 as above and that the medicines, the same as
used in the Institiition, prepared to suit each individual
case. Inhaling rapers, Medical inhalers, dn., etc., will be
torivarded by express to any part of the United Btatee or
the canailes. fsais—My terms of treatment by letter are
as follows, viz: $1.2 per month for each patient which will
iuMude medicine nutriment far one month's use; also, In
haPii if V,pur, sad an inhaling Apparatus. Payment as fol
loly± . ial to be paid to hxprcee Agent on receipt of the box
, t Moiliciee. cud the balance $6 at the expiration of the
10,.1.1'..11, if the peti nt be cured or is entirely satisfied with
the matment, Patients, by giving a full history of their
. a.e, aid their symptoms in full, can be treated as well by
li ties ma by p-reoual examination. Patients averting them
selves of Dr. Jai re - t a treatment may rely upon immediate
an 1 permanent relief. as he seldom has to treat a case over
thirty days. Loiters for advice promptly answered. For
ia r ther particular; address
JAMEB M. JARRETT, ifs. D..
No. 82) Broadway, car. Twelfth Bt., N. Y.
P 3 —Phys:clans and others visiting the city are re
,p. ccuiy Invited to call at the infirmary, where many
ietoresting cases can be witnessed, end where our in,
y,•cred apparatus for the inhalation of medicated vapor.,
ca. be coon and inspected. jy36:6m
0 :'‘TENT ? XPANSION SKIRTS—
..k. With the Adjustable Iludle
Denglase and ..,aerwond,
a ote Maeuracturt rd.
Su!d ty Jos. HORNE,
.133 u 77 Market street.
t 0( N 1) CANE LIOUPS.—FIat Cane li °op
(la sot td,) Eold wholesale or
LI retail, at
i,:;1 ORNES, 77 Market street.
E i IIRST INT RO L UCED JULY, 18-19.-
A. L. ARCIIA.IIIIIAULT , S
Portable Steam Hoisting and Pumping Engine,
0., 4; from 3to 30 hoiso power. Also, Farm Ell
g, sod Sivr Mill Drivers, 3to 30 horse. Ftigims always
on hand. Nittnnfactory, 15th S• Hamilton Street•
. PRILADELF [ ;lA.
P.. li. C. BROCICEIT,
No, t 2. Cliff Street, _New York,
MANUFACTURED. OF
GLASS SYRINGES, II0M(EOPATHI 0
VIALS, GRADUATED MEASURES,
NURSING BOTTLES, ETC.
Wara for Chrcnista, Druggists, Perfumers, Photo.
gyr,phers, etc. Green GitEl3 Ware by the pac's-age. A liber.
al dtsconnt ms.do to the trade. Oroekrs from Country Drug•
iti,ts and Leftism solicited. Price. Lists eent on applica
Lion. jytteam
EMONS-100 Loxes fresh Lemons, just
nqd fcr tale by
REVUES, ft ANDERSON,
No. 89 Wood area,
1 . , Jo OrlpOfilLe St. Maslen Roiai.
( .. )LiANGES —5O tuxes received this day, i
ordor, d for nolo by
REYMER & ANDERSON.
No. 89 Woad street,
N - Oprottito the st.. Oharbtn Hotel.
i.ASONA.I;LE GOODS—Mosquito Bars,
' Lawns, Daster , , White Brilliants; Pink, Blue and
Boil' Chambray Ginghame; Piuk, Blue and Salmon Col-
Bora t te. etc., etc.
U. HANSON LOVE.
(Formerly Lave Brothers,)
74 Market etrect.
I[N THE DISTRICT COURT or
ALLEGUENY COUNTY.
John 0 Maguire, for W. Crawford, Fl. F. N 0.190. April
for Thomas Mellon, Term, 1858.
Except'ons to Sher-
William Maguire. ill's sale.
And now, Juno 18th, MS, GEORGE F. GILLIIORE, ap
pointed Anditor, to make report deetributing the proceeds
of i.ale, with the foots and reasons upon which said distri
rerrion is trade, primal:it to eection 2 of the Act of 20th
nrr'l, 1846. fly thr Court,
The ondersignid %yin attend for the purpose of tho above
appointment at hi: COnC9, No. t6O Poarth ea - oet, Pittsburgh,
on SATURDAY, Aug Let 28th, 1868, at 2r. when and
where all parties tuterouted, at attend.
G3RGE GILLMORE,
DAY STATE APPLE PARING MA
ODINLI.—A VERY USEPuL AND SUPERIOR AR,
TIOLE—By five turns of the crank, the apple is PARED,
CURED and S tIORD. Patented, November 11th, 1868, and
Fet.r.lary 17th, 1857, fn Europe.
For eale in any quantity, at No. 74 Wood street, Pitts
burgh. Pismo call and examine for yourcelves.
j y 29 SAMUEL PAIINEBTOCK.
00K AT NO. 56, and you will Bee a two
Etury brick Dwelling House, of seven rooms in good
large portico in front, fine shade trees, a lot of ground
24 feet front on Marion street, by 101 deep. Price--sl7oo.
T. tlll5 Por a , le by S. CUTHBRRT it SON,
01 Market street.
- „IIX.T11 STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE
0. —27 feet front on Sixth street by iOO deep to an alley,
with a lsrgo Dwelling House on the rear of the lot. For
pshe and terms, apply at the Real Estate Office cf
iY29 8. CUTHBERT ik SON, 61 Mart et at.
OA, It N T—A three story Dwelling House
‘,ll Third street—s2oo pt-r year.
S. CUTHBERT & SON,
29 Bell &date Agents, 51 Market st.
A MERICAN WATCHES—We are selling
la. these excellent Time Keepers, in silver hunting CAR%
:rom .435 to $65. Call and see thorn.
ttlatilLSlAN & PiIEYBAN,
No. 42. Fifth street,
529 Agents for Bcs on Watch Factory.
EMENTS
ALEX. BLACK
L7B. }
JC , EIg DIRIIINGILL4I,
Proth.anotary
Jcly 29, 1858—Jy20.1Va8ha
Ii• ACKEREL.-
p 25 barn :tio. 3 Largo ackorel ;
k 4 " " • rec'd and for
jy23) LIENRYII 01LLIN9.
REASE—For Wagons, Drays, Carts, an
Ca , nag, -a, ruzAired and f.r an le by
, -111,1 N ILY H. COLLINS.
eiTIEESE-20.1 la% prime N. R. Cuttin
‘\.J CUeete, just roceved and for sale by
ELBN.SY H. COLLINS.
ARE FISH.—A large supply of White
..g„h Trout, Salmon, Herring, Ac , received and for cola by
jy2d HENRY 11. COLLINS.
IaLAIN AND FIGURED BA.REOES ; als
ligrared Lawes, Clinlng oat very low.
C. RANSON LOVE,
74 Market street.
TIMED PEACHES.-20 Bushels choice
Bright, Dry Poaches lost received and for sale by
JAB. A. FETZER,
corner Market and First streets.
-
fIOFFEE.-200 bags Rio Coffee, for sale by
11_4; IVH. H. SHIM
118 841vd.ard 147 First streets.
•
WOOL WANTED—The highest mallet
price paid for farmers wool, A
by ,
JAIIES A. FETZER,
,A^2 Corner Illartet and Fledt. ntreeln.
NARRIAGES, HATS AND CAPS, FUR
NITURE OR QUEENSWARE wanted in exchange for
two Bulichr.g LOU, eseh 24 by 104 feet, situate in the Seventh
Ward. S. CRIVIBERT & SON,
61 6.ietket nrept.
SUNDRIES. -
6000 IDs. Country Bacon;
12 kegs Packed Butter ;
.76 bushel!, Britht Dried Apples;
• • " Peaches ;
100 bwhela Red Potatoes;
" Mixed
J art received end for sale by JAB. A. FETZER ,
ulyBl Corner Market atd Becond ate.
W JelB ;7. RAPPING PAPER- 7 3000 reanle asst
glze3 RagWrappitiir, a superior artful for sale by
124
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SA.NFORD'S OPERA TROUPE. i
, FARmERsANE Le OtANIOS'
..a.NDmAitustmANocompAn
—A ' N. W. CA...lt:al& OF SW:OM/LEW Wa.124111' E 193, '
niir. At, c• I.lx. c, 3EX AL. 3-2 Ir-Ja , PII.I.I4DELPHIL.
Sanford, A55a73.43313,80,1•
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P1T113.91.1 RUH liltPloll, No. 90 WATER 12131.00 T.
with lila entire troupe of THIRTEEN- STAR • THOS. J. /10106113(Ageat; .
PIMPORIdEIIB rm rout e h ome to Phil a d e lphia, will give Tha following list will show tho arniatr‘t pald At Oa
thrco of their • • Pittsburgh Agency for lusts from June, 100900 .44.11..
DR E eattL W I t N sa Ct omno R pNR O DID O: mtx t vzmiNv N E T N E I F I A ,,jug I wI N y :I 32OI3, E L N ,
B T A L E , . \ ri w e b = r 3 bert.' — sida Gr a.... l..... ::: s v 60 0,4 ( 0 /
Roch ß.l.llll ,r. t an eo ut
00... —..4 .0. / 66 63 1 00 5 .
H lC ass Wu - Iff .. ... -...... 190 00 J. licward d CO••••••• 2 1 5 °° C "
DA I 7 .- Admission Twenty-Two cents. Doors open at 71 400 00 Wm. Magee. .. —.-1 T 6 00
• ' j . COOL
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B T
oF,
N, Yranu 'ic w. 19;19r0g0r.... BCO W. Dliwtr.th, Rsq-1 4 1.25 .0
o'clock; commence at 8 1 4. 1 John 11.41.11. Ib7 60 J. BE Irwin , Esq,—. 850-00
2 :N ta iL e RS T, Manag er. Al. , n t. J. 3. House d C 0..... 830 67 Edw. Speuce;Alag... 61 tXt
NOW/Myer* Grai1...1,089 72 0. H. Pau15en......... 850 10
John Thompson.-- 200 00 Englialier.R.ohard'u 199 09
IlLary Fealbohch... '2O 00 Brewer; hied /0 Co.. 939
John Watson.— ..... . 23 00 It. liui .8 tio 4 th., h t
J.Bl. Raw 10 00 Wm. bflieudry...— /.0
Phelps, Carr A Ce.... 4,600 CO R. 8111 d C 0.... ... 1.3 40
J. L Howe a C 0...... 61 00 Bparig ACo 98 0
Jas. Woods, Esq.... 29 90 Salvage on steamer
. M'Cully A 80...2,E , 79 17 • d/13 614 11 U
Vi ut O
James Mellingor.....l;ooo 00 Adametz El'Olintock 4 9
\W. al'Otity & C 0..... ' 700 00 Dliarnard 4 4 091
Sil
Total
STLTZ OF Pmeriertvarae, 1
City of Pittsburgh, as. j •
Before me, an 2.l.turmau in arid for said city, personal],
camo Thomos J. Hunter, Agent of tbo Farmers and Me.
chanica' Insurance Company, who being duly awocn, e 0
cording to law, dottt depose and any that the foregolaa,
statement Is true. THOS..). HUNTED, Agent.
Sworn and subscribed before me, A prii 7., 1858. • •
ap23 LcoeLiD B. &mita, Aldertnarl._.
WACERS I PACERS 11—A premium of $4l) 1 1
11. will be given to the owner of the best
Pacing florae, mile heats, three in five, to go fiEl
they plea:e. Drivers and Riders to weigh 145
-1 1 :„„„
pounds. Entrance 10 per cent. On BATOR- _
DAY, July alst, 1858, 'at 4 o'clock, P. hi., at Collins Park,
neat East Liberty. Free to all pacing horses that have
never shown 2:50 or less in public. Rattled to clews on
Thursday, 29th inst.
N. B.—A match for $ 9 ,00, between " Lig Jim" and
"Fanny Itobinson,'' it is supposed will come eff the same
day. TWO MIIO heats to harness. j 327
_ _
NOTICE.The Co-Partnership of BAGA
LEY, 00SGRAVE .4 00. expired by limitation, on
the first instant. The business will bo utinned by W.
BAGALIgY, at 18 and 2i) Wood street, who will settle up the
br3baess of the late firm. W. BAG/UM+,
JOBB S. 00SCiBLVE.
Pittsburgh, July 1858.—jy23:tf
WILLIAM BAC/ALLEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 18 ;mad 20 Wood street,
LAND WARRANTS.
WE. WILL LOCA.Tg
LAND WARRA.NTS
ON MINERAL
IN MISSOURI,
CIELOIOEI SEI.ROTIONS
WILLIAM FILLIZEIR 3 CA).,
Jones' Building,
67 Fourth street
y28.10t(11 w
MANSFIELD PROPERTY AT AIIC
TION.—Tbo subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on
the premises, in the village of Mansfield, in Upper Bt. Clair
township. on MONDAY, August 2d, 1868, at 2 o'clock, P.
M., Ten Lots of Ground, being Nos. 6,6, 7,8, 0, 10, 11,
12, 19 and 29, in Mary Sheridan's Plan of Lots, recorded
in the Recorder's Office of Allegheny County, ln Plan Book,
Vol. 2, Page 69.
Thu thriving village of Mansfield is beautifully situated
on Chartiers Creek, in the midst cf a rich farming country,
about 6 miles from Pittsuurgh, by the Noblestown Plank
Road.
A plan of the Lots may be seen at th 3 office cf Mitchel Sr.
Palmer, Atiorneys at Law, No. 87 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
Terms at sale. GEORGE R. DODGE,
iYI26 Augusta, Georgia.
SEWING MACHINES,
THE $2O AND $lO
DOUBLE LOOK STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
Are now on Exhibition ; at the
HOSIER Y STORE OF
• MR. DALY,
O. 2,0 rIrTEE
These Machines are admitted to be the best in market for
family use, making an elastic double thread stitch, which
will not rip ,veu if every fourth stitch ba cut. It is the
c,nly low priced double thread Machine In market. Orders
rill be received and promptly tilled by
M. DALY, Agent,
No. 20 Stith greet., on the'corner of M ark et all e y, .Pan Pa
NOTIGIR—IL DALY, on the corner of Fifth street
and Market alley, Is the only °ea of the namo in business
on this aircet.
Summer Lager Beer.
rplIE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
inform his friends and the public in general, that ha
to iu the daily receipt of Chia delicious Beer, from the well
known Brewery c f J. N. Straub, Allegheny City, it having
been pronounced to be the best that was manufactured here
for many years, OLBAB, TASINQUL and Give me
a call and try lt. JOLIN ROTH,
ap24:tf At his old stand, h 0.26 Diamond.
An additional stock of Plano roans from
thecelobratad Factories of
STEM WAY ir SONS, N'EW YORK;
ALSO,
NIJNNS & CLARK, NEW YORK,
Una just been received, and tho attention of purchasers dl
rected thereto. H.LEBBit .b BRO.,
Solo Agents for the above celebrated Pianos,.
4.05 No. 63 Fifth street.
p.m:4os 1 PIANOS I I
,pLOUR.-40 bbls. choice superfine for sa
by .tAn. A. FETZER,
COrTIOr Mallet and First eta.
-LEMONS -25 bxs just received and for sale
by
ajd No. :19 Wood greet.
trIIGARSI CIGARS I I—A large lot of
J genuine Havana Cigars of the "Seneca," 'Coquette,"
Conchita" and " l'ntro Antos" brands, received this day.
Those wishing a GUOD Cigar ehpald call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere. JOB. FLENIIN 0,
Corner Diamond and 31arketst rect.
VILOUII-50 bbla. Superfine Flour just re
caved and fur sale by JAB. A. FIh'ZER,
8 Corner Market and First streets.
VELLUM COPYING BOOKS.—Theso
books possess great advantages over any others;
the paper being thick and strong will, not tear when wet.
It takes a moss perfect impression and Is convenient to refer
to. When once in use their superiority is apparent. Bold
b W. G. JOIS.NSTiN &
j oB Stationers, 67 Wood et.
BACON -2000 lbs. Clear Bacon Sides fa
sale by JAS. A. 'FETZER,
tvs Corner Market and Bird streets.
CHIM NEY TOPS-100 various patterns
for sale, by De3OJ HENRY FL COLLINS.
$5OO For a cottage house of three rooms
and kitchen, on Gray's Road, South Pitts
burgh. Terms easy. 8. COTIIBE . :T & SON.
61 Market street.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-
Dross and Mantilla Fringes,
French Embroideries and Laces,
Stockings, Gloves and Mitts,
Merino, Silk and Cotton
Under Garments,
Considerable deductions have boon made from the origi
nal prices of the above articles.
jy27 JOS. HOME, 77 Market street.
00 FOR SALE—A two story brick
$9
V. hanse, of six teem?, well arranged, pared
yarn, with hydrant, bake oven, smolge honie, &c. The
bones to in good repair, painted and papered. Situate on
East Lane, Allegheny City. Terms easy.
B. CUTHBERT 14 801 N;
51 Market street.
jy27
$750 4, A two story frame house, of four
rooted, siteate in South Pittsburgh, near
toe Bridge. Large lot of ground, fruit trees ' &o. Pay
ments easy. For eale at the Real EstateOffirs of
S. CUTHBERT St SON,
61 Market street.
'AN DRAWING PAPER—In roll
for EngraTern, for sale by J. B. WELDIN,
mylit f 3 Wnod otreTt. erre . Prsrf h.
OHM THOMPSON & CO. —Have jug
received and for aale, a large lot o 1
Eugliah Vanilla° Red,
Rochelle Ochre '
Vermont Ochre,
French Zinc,
American Zinc,
White Lead, and
Whiting, at
136 Third era
DRIED APPLES-50 bushels Dried Ap
ples, just received and for aide by
111c0ANDLM, 31. KANS & CO.,
e 22. Corner Wood and Water streets._
RARE CHANCE FOR A HOME -7 -Only
i5OO, half la hand, balance on time. for a : Cottage
H0113+3 - Of 3 rooms and klichou, with a lot of 30 feet front. by
140 deep; grape arbor, peach, plum, acid . scrido trese, esith
email fruits, e'C., eitusto in South Pittsburgh, on Gray's
fioal, not far from tho itionongsbela Bridge.
Jyl7
H. CInIIBBII.I . & SON, 51 Market at.
A FARM of 238 acne, near Economy, for
wale by S. CIITHIMST h SON,
Jyl7 Market street.
GO TO THE PEOPLE'S SHOE STORE,
and buy your Shoes at reduced prices. A few more
SOILED BLIONS and GAITERS selling 0111 SAP. GENT'S
GAiTliltS and SHOES,
time Gent's Patent Leather
Gaiters for $2. Now is the for bargains. Go and pro.
cure a pair. Gent's Calf Oxfords and Ties, Buck and Celt
Gaiters, cheap. Boy's and Youth's , Summer Shoos selling
at low rates. Call eoon. DIFBBNEfth st BACILEB lt CO.
No. 17 reet, near Market,
PORES FOR PRESERVE JARS—An
mense stock on hand, et the only NII2AO
TORY in the city—No. 76 Smithfield street.
iYIS H. OVERINGTON. ,
•
LE" -200 Pigs No. 1 Lead, for sal eby
jyl6 HENRY IL COLLINS.
bbls. Louisville Limo, for sal©
by f tylei EIT3I2.IEL CC. 3 IAIN
11EN011 LF,MONS.-20 just received and
foz sale by ILEVIKR 4t ANDERSON,
N 0.8 9 Wood ((treat.
iy 2,B
FOR RENT—A large Dwellin,c , House and
my2o litoro, on Want arost. B. CUT 61Market street. a BON,
6t.
FRE SH. FIGS-500 drams just received and
for auto by SEIM= a ANDERSON,
17 89 W rre.
SUPERIOB. BLANK BOOKS—Ledgers,
Journals, Cash Books, and Day Books. A large sup
ply on hand, made In the most igiperlormanner of the finest
quality otpaper, y for city order& Blank Hokema " t° ardor, da go any given pattern.
Ja23
WM. G. JORtiMli a CO., 57 WOO al.
PITTSBURGH
FARMING
LANDS
AND INSURE
Di LAWAtlk'RiErlistrAda
SAFETY INSURANCE COIIIPA NY
INCORPORATED BY THE LESIBLATUBE OP lA=
SYLVAN - Lk, 1835.
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER TRIED AND WALNUT
.PIIILADELPIIII4..
NiARINE INSURANCE.
ON VEB3NIa.} .
OARGO, To all parts a 4ie wer/d.
FARE) LIT,
INLAND MB:IRAN=
On Goode, by River, Canals, Lakes, and Land. Carriage, Ita
all parts of the Union.
VIRE /NSUP.ANO3I9
On iterchandise generally.
On Stores, Dwelling Elonse- 4 ., &o.
AMETS OF Mg COMPANY.
November 2, 1867.
Bonds, tfortgagee, and Iteal E5tate..........0101135 0 941
Philadelphia City, and other Loans 187,011 sa.a
,
stock in BenhadiailroadS and.T.nsuranoel 12 lie i t *a
Companies
Bills Receivable ...." a 50,201. eis.
Cash on hand...... 88 1 89:4 68
Balance in hands of Agents, Premiums)
cu IllarinePolicies recently isaned,on 82,780 119
other debts due the Company
Bnbecttptloo Note. 100,000 O 4
alanosong.
James O. Hand,
Theophilus Paulding,
James Traquair,
William Byte, Jr.,
J. F. Ponistou,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Samuel E. Stokes,
Usury Sloan,
James B. Wantland,
Thomas O. !land,
110.)bart Beaton, Jr"
John B. Semplo, Pittabargiti
D. T. ti r gun,
J. T. Logan, a
Nr.A. President.
Awl%
Wiill= Martin,
Jocoph IL Beal,
Edmund A. Bonder,
Juhr. C. Davis,
John R. Penroce,
ileorge 13. Lciper,
Edward Dar Unstop,
Pr. It. Isl. Huston,
William 0. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig,
13, g euc3r Meilvaln,
(Marlaa Hell 4,
EL Jones Brockf,
Jacob P. Jcuea,
2Lica. O. Hem, Vice Prcai,
Rana LYLUDICI, Secrets-
rp HE U.RE AT WESTERN
. Vire and idiartuo Insurance Veil
OF PHILADELPHIA.
(Vice in Cor,apany'a Building, No. 403 Walnut,
Corner of Fourth Street.
AUT HOR I ZED OAPiTAL $ 500,000
Cf.Titzl in $222,000 00
Ow:plus, Jannry Ist, 1955. ......... 65,277 05
- $277,574
FIRE INSU R A NOE—Limited or Perpetual.
MARINE LtiOItALICII, on Vessels, Cargo and Freights.
INLAND INSURANCE by Ricers, Canals, Lakea and
Lend Carringts
D11.1r."103+31
Charles C. Lathrop, 1423 Walnut atreeL
g. illiam Darling, 1510 Pine street.
Alexander Wit/11de% M.erchant, 18 North Frost,
lanes liaziehuret, Attorney and Counsellor.
John C. Hunter, firm a Wrigli unter le Co.
E. Tracy, firm o: Tracy a Co., Goldsmith's Hall.
John It. McCurdy, firm of Junes, White & McCurd y Thomas L. Gillespie, firm of Gillespie & Zeller.
James B. ;3 - mitli, arm of James U. Nmith & Co.
Lica. Henry H. Pith. r, odic° 227 tooth Third stmt.
John C. Vo , des, office corner of Seventh and Samos..
J woes Weight, lute Cashier 13ank of 'flogs.
mod Toler Wiles Cairo City Property.
Jt.na J. r_locum, office 2.26 Fouth Thud streets
0 0. LATakt)P, President.
W. :_..1131..f1iC,1 1 1ee 2rtsidool
LEWIS GRE6O9Y,
Branch Gillco 3 Well et,
Second Lco PrLdly
JAMES 11. 11.
Focretary and Tzzesnrer.
.1110£L1.1.01SON, Ai:Blatant Secretary.
/I. W. POINLIIITER, Agent.
97 Wator street; Pittsburgh.
rennsy ivania Insurance C ompany
OF PITTSBURGH.
, Ho. 63 Fourth etreat.
DIRECTORS:.
Jacob Painter, J. P. Tannor, Geo. W. Smith;
Body Patterson, 0. A. Colton. A.J. donee,
W. U. Atcßrlde, Jas. H. Hopkins, Wade Hampton.
L Gritr Sproul, A. A. Carrier, Robert Patrick,
A. O. Sampson, J. H. Jones, John Taggart,
Henry' Bpronl, Rich's Toeghtly,
Char-tared Capital ...—......—...33 0 0 '0 0 0
FIRE AND MARINE 248103 TAKEN, of all dosoriptPret
' OPPI elms:
President. , A. A. CARRIES, r._ • ; -
Prealdent—BODY
deg° Secretary and Treasaref-1. RPIIOUL.
MONONGAHELA -17
INSURANCE COMPANY,
'OF PITTSBURGH.
JAMES A. nuToluecri, Preddout.
HENRY ht. ATWOOD, Secretary.
OFFICE.-No. 98 Water Street 4
WILL INI3IIRD AGAINST LLL KINDS ';iE NMI! Lti/
DIARINE RIBES
AMMO—MAY 2Qru, 1868.
Stock, Bno 131111, payable on demand, secured by two
approited names. $140,000 00
Premium Notes. 47,003 29
Bub Becelvable. 9,96021
116 - shares Mechanics' Bank stock, cost.. ... .. 0,165 40
60 do Bank of Pittsburgh do do 2,760 00
40 do Exchange Bank do do 2,060 00
190 do °likens' Bank do do ••••••• 6,175 00
Balance of Book Accounts 8,056 39
Office Furniture 690 88
Clash 16,853 78
D 11111720148 :
:imam A. Hutchison. George A. Berry,
Win. B. Holmes, Robert Rebuil t
William Rea, Thomas S. Gorge,
Wilson Miller, John Dl'Dovitt,
my 22 Win. A. Caldwell.
....m.
A. A. CARRIER it BRO.,
PITTSBURGH •
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
Capital Iteprementod, 03 1 000,000.
COMPANIES OP HIGHEST STANDING, Ohnenrod b
Pennsylvania and other States. 4
PUS, MARINE AND LIVE RIMS TANEN OP ALL
DESCRIPTIONS.
No. On FOURTH STREET
a. AL CUM= iTrzasußdr, PA.
rde2o.ll)
--- -
THE OLDEST AND LARGE ST
LT.IIICGRAPIIIO LSTABLIBHmvin U THE OM.
IM. SCHUCHMAN,
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPH Efiy
Corner Third and Market streets,
MOWS COLLEGE BUILDINGX
jy2l:ly-2p
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK.
IMPORTER ec DEALER 1N
FOREIGN AND ))O.IIESTIO
HARDWARE.
20. 14 Wood street., between Mariolad
alloy and IPonsilt street,
PITTEIBITBOII, Pd.
Sir Tinistibgetiber is now opening a well sleeted ogiee
meat of foreign sad domestic Hardware, all nawtand
cold on es good tonna as any other hones in.tido city. 'ag
s ill always keep as hand a general amartir.a of
HARD - WAR% OITTLE2Y, CAIIVINTERV T00L1y414.;-
T t which he raved:fully invitee the attention of cr•cbg.sei
adt.2B RAidUEL PAIINEECe Ca,
PI3IIIILLIPS, BLUNT Si CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
WHARF BOAT PROPRIBTOBS,
A NI) SHIPPING AGENTS of )alizioig
Central natiroad, Cairo, 1111nale. Mark Goo4a in all
ba our earn
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER pnogs#
From two to six inch calibre.
_ .
PRICES fro
ALS I O m
-ROCH 2
ES C TER to 80 ents per Foot.
PEARL STARCH
Por Sale Wholesale etidartulactstrera
Prices by
ELONRY 0. COLLINS, -- -,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT :
WM WIIO2=I II DYAD 132 l j -
. .
01111DEGE, BUTTER, SWABS, FISLI4 ..
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
No. 25 WOOD STREET, PiTYBHOSOII. Vali
BIeIJOUGEMI
ISIANIIPAOTUBJAR OB
•
ALCOHOL
Cologne Spirits and Fusel 011,
Nos. 167 and 170 &sand Stmt.
ssuftnis
102,785 81
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
95 Water street, Vitt! brr:gh.
$237,110 65
PITTEBVBGH, PENICA.