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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF 27 C/TY.
WIPER dir! LAYTON. PROPRIETORSd
L. HARPER•, EDITOR
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 1861
Q./'"No American citizen um ever cease Sr Meat the
Dawn as tha first of ali brusinisi Disunion" God I far
biet— Natiosu get unborn would rue the rashness of the
Astir—llirmunAß.
. Dalmatians:l State DOnventlons•
AT READING,
Pot nominating candidates for GOVERNOR and CaNat
Coartnarrorras, on the dth of Jane t 1851, es fixed by the
Wfilitungport Convention.
AT HARRISBURG,
Per noniinaiing candidates for Scent= liceett, on the
11th Of Jane. 113.51, its fixed by the regol .e r aehoe ni the
State (antral Cotamittee.
• _
lass Noumea Posy has a larger circulation than any
'subscription paper published' in Pinaborgh.' To hi/M
-oen men it affords an excellent medium for Advent Ping;
and being the only Democratic paper issued in Alleghe
ay county, it goes into the hands of a class of readers
reached by no other paper.. Advertisers will be; good'
enough to bear this in mind. - . . . •
'The New
.Water Tax Law.
This law, of which so much tea been said re:
: candy, will be found in to•deirs paper, in the pro
ceedings of the Common Council. it is wonky of
a careful perusal. •
There is but one paper in Pittsburgh besides
the Post that now receives full and escientive tele
graphic despatches from all parts of the world. The
t'enterprising (t) paper had not a line of the Canada's
news in its issuoOlyesterday. If our Whig friends
wish to read late, news, let them subscribe for the
Post and they will never be disappointed.
• Another Flare trp - •
We learn from geed authority that the Whig
Heed Quarters have been removed from the office
of the Daily American to the Law Office of a car.
tain gentleman who aspirant° be one of the leader*
of the party) This change bas created a terrible
enurement in the pa ty, and is understood to be the
work of Deacon who now claims the old
,Casette to be the exClusive organ of Anti-Masonic
Whiggery In Pittsburgh. We are assured that Itto.
DLZ had nothing to do with the matter out way or
the other; . indeed, there appears to be a disposition
to treat hip unfairly; since he entirely failed to re.
ceive even a crumb of the Goverutnent patronage.
We are in permeation of come startling facts in re
lation to this change of the Head Quarters of Anti.
Masonic Whiggery, which we may publish hereafter
lo detail. Suffice it to say for the present; that one
of the priocipal arguments used why the Anosiican
Office should be abandoned as the place of meeting,
Vrat, that no gent/ems:in Would consent to be seen
within the walls of that den of iniquity.
A Little of Every Thing
tha great Foryett divorce male is still progressing iu
New York. Webb and Willis continue their in.
Westing "seduetion" warfure.• greatest of
humbugs, - the Brass, are catching gas from the press
wherever they have - exhibited their tom-fooleries. .....
The Cooper and Johnston whip of 3Philadelphiii are
fight's* lite Kilkenny eats.— •—Queen Victoria bus
seven small children; Mrs. "Rodgers has ten•••..✓rhe
editor of the Chronicle is trying to make It appear that
he is a disbelieves inspirit rapping.. His eyes and nose.
tell another tale. " Allison of tt e Steubenville Herald
is in town, looking as handsome and dignified as anal.
—.Work of the Beaver Star swami Mrs. Swisritelm
to 'lamp into" the Turkish dresses. Mons. E. Cabot
- of the Icarian Community, Nnuvoo, has gone to Europe.
- The" Jouriial's telegraphic column is becoming
"mean by degrees:and beautifully less," eve ry day.--
The colored ladles of New York are holding a fair to
sustain -Fred. Douglass' paper:— —.Horace Orcely's
old White eoat is said to be one of the greatest eatioai•
ties at the World's Fair . John Ball—the great Sar
saparilla Doctor John Ball, of Lonlsville f —was in the
city the other day. Of course he paid us a visit•—•-•
Everybody admires oar new editorial chair. It is from
Woodivell'a great we rehouse, 3d street bliss Day
enport Is performing id Cincinnati, at the Olytupie.---
The meteltazits say that the Post is tow the best com
mercial paper in the city.•--..f•Yiusburgh is going to
tarnish a blcia - for the Washington Monument . ; see pro
teedingi of Council.... --It hat .een ascertained ion
certainty dust all the merchants woo do a large and pros
perdu business advertiseinthe -:•Goe Woad
of Ohio is now on'a visit to Gov..lysight of lid.
Father Mathew is visiting Henry Clay at Ashlund.
•--.--Prof Agaseit left itlteittitati on Friday tar Lis
home in the F.ast. •
New Publlestlems.
itriILBBATIONAL MONTHLY MAGAZIBC.—We
have received from W. C. WALL, agent, 85, Fourth
street, the June number of the above
. popolar and
well conducted Magazine, published by Stringer
Townsend, New -York. It contains a biographical
Sketch of Henry W. Herbert, " Frank Forrester,"
beautifully illuatrated I Trenton Falls, illustrated;
New Proof of the Earth's Rotation, illustrated ;
Aa
thor. and Books, and over 30 other excellent arils
des. Price per copy, 25 cents.
The EDINBOIOII‘RIVLZA.--FrOIT Mr. WALL we
have also received the April number. of Leonard
ScottEx Co?, reprint of the tclinburgh Review. Its
contents are: England is it to ; the Salmon Fish.
eries j Souther. Life and Correspondence ; Laman.
tam in Thibet : and Tutor? , ; Cousin ; Spain and
Spanish Politics; Shall we ret,in our Colonies?
!be Helot in Italy ; Ultramontane Doubts.
BocnapsoPsJoustirst or MAN.--The publisher hag
sent us the April and May numbers of this well
known medical monthly, issued io Cincinnati, and
edited by the celebrated Dr. Bemoan/tn. This is •
very cheap and very used publication, especially
to the medical fraternity. Price 91,00 per annum.
By the way we may here state that Dr. Buchanan is
expected in this city in the course of a . few days,
end will probably give a series of lectures on hie
&Tonle topica.
!ti' The Gazette oryeatenlny contained another
Government euivertisement o and we observe that the
Deacon atilt continues his sycophantic: putTery of the
President and his Cabinet!
. .
Mir The Democrats of the city ofßeading, Rya
the Lebanen _Advertiser, (Derr.,) arc busily engaged
in making arrangement, for the mceptiim or the
Delegates to the State convention to be held in that
city oo the 4th or/one. They purpose giving them
the right kind . of a welcome.
SWAN= Faso Bt.oVin Ur I—Taacc Luce Loa.
..— , The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday publishes
the follow lag despatch : -
NEW Outman, May 22, 1851.
Ed. ems: commercial:—Steactier 'Echo blew up.
Three betide dead. Officers and passecgere all eafe.
W. W. WHITE BERG.
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EURO/T.IM Atm Nonni AssisUcAti 4 itAlS;
Iti44lsT.7lhe 800. Caleb Cushing has Introduced
tcidtlitithuntachuietts Legislature a bill to aid in the
conirriiiiiiitiof the European and North American
Railway; authorizing an issue of state scrip, to the
116101113 t of 500,000, bearing interest at the rate of 5
per cent, per an - uctur, payable gembaOnCially,Ond the
principal redeemable 'in 20 years, for the use and
benefit of the said raid whenever it shall be . Orgini
sad, with $1,000,000 stock embsMibed for, and
s s oo,oBoPold io. the.otate of Maine hoe made a
similar- grant of 8600,000 'ln money scrip, or an
loquitsleat form • antistactorr to the Governor
and Commil. It is thought in Boston the bill will •
• Jo. Luiz—Gen. Lutz has heen nominated tor
Preeident by hie friends in Indiana, and (or Congress
alollll delegate by his iriendain Oregon. Of the for.
Suet he had not heard at last accounts from him. Of
the latter he says
As to the delegateship, I wiR leave the matter en.
tiyely to'cny (Honda.- Oregon i 5, one .ball be my.
home. Should Ibe alectea,l will try t o b e uera
to the territory. -I am - not ambitious tor. efface. If
ilia agreed the; I am to ruo, I will perform ray p a "
. tidy.
PITTSBURGH
To Advertisers.
anb
. ,
A party. of Mexican tradersreached St. Lotus
Masi week
from having passed losgt
numbers
of Indians on the Plains. Theieere very few
emi•
gTanla on their way over to California excepting the
. .-,
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—"" The Pairaloßepablic,speakinkotßoxe,s lectures
on the epirit rapping', says their "trashy, nonsensical
exhibition ii about the most miserable 12} cents' worth
of lainnbogavernirered ton gullible public:" •
The Steabenvilleidessenger says The managers
of the Gas company are pushing forward the erection of
the Works with commendable zeal. The enterprise is
being carried out with a degree of energy and rem-pil
led* which does honor to those concerned. The works
will reflect credit on the clay, and be of great advantage
to the public. We shall have light early in the fall.
The Portsmouth (0.) Daily Dispatch understands
that a-barrel of pork was found, a few days since, sev.
era/ feet under ground in The old bed ofthe Scioto river.
Tne meat was perfectly good, and the barrel but little
damaged.. 11;niust. have been lost some time before the
river's course waschanged,' probably from one of the
many - flatboats that twenty or thirty years since came
, .
down the Scioto.
—'The aiivantages of our railway communications
with the Nest axe strikingly Illustrated by the exhibit
of the number of passengers passing over the Alleghe
ay Portage Etaibroad In the months of Atlanta end April,
18.50-18 1. In t. 5.515, the number was 1,4.Wi; Li tam It
was 5i765, showing a difference in favor of ibis year of
Rev, Mr. WoLoom), of South Carolina, lately he
quel4ed 100,000 dollars to the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.. Cornelius .Van Houston, Esq., late of
Mimes comity, Miss., has devised Ms whole OM lane/
estate, altar Ms wife's death, to the same church, to be
equally divided between the Missionary Society and the
Book Concern.
Master Tommy Carria, a boy of 14, residing in
Kildare, Ireland, has eloped with Miss Eliza a girl
aged 13, the servant girl who managed the affair as con
fidants being between fifteen and siztren years old.—
Thal avenite higitive took with her 114 belonging to her
mother; find the boy and girl have proceeded to America
together:
--- The Reading ConvenUon will number among Hs
delegates quite a number of editors. Alreaay we have
Foanry of the Penney/ear:fan, Bawititts of the Bedfotd .
Gazette, WILSON of the Allentown Republican, Tout, of
the Clarion Democrat, and likely come others. They al
ways make good delegates.
The new Constitution of the Sims of Maryland
abolishes- the lottery system : any party engaged in a
duel, as principal or second, is disqualified front holding
office : no clergyman is eligible to a seat in the State
Legislature, and the Governor is to be elected every four
years.
The New Yorker says: " Miss Lirru, we lesro,
has taken a house in Brooklyn, where she will Spend
the summeimondis ; litthousin and secretary, and Bene •
.diet, Sabi and Belletti, residing with her.”
The interior of Bunker Hill Monument is to be
used to demonstrate the rotation of theeorth on its axis,
by repeating Foucault , s experiment whh a pendalum
216 feet long. Mr. Bond and Mr. Ilorsford, of Cambridge,
Will superintend it, and the public will be admitted by
paying a small fee.
Daring tha heavy thunder storm on Tuesday of
teraoon, the 13th instant, JOHN/Dimon, of Columbia
and a farmer named IVlrwra, of Little Britain township
Lancaster county, were struck by lightning aild tn.tant
ly killed.
The Presbyterian Herald learns that the parer:um
lately murdered on the frthmus were the Rev. E. R.
Geary and wife and three children, who were sent out
by the Presbyterian Board of Missions to Oregon from
Ohio. .
A painter, while at work upon a steeple in Bridge
ton. N. J., last week. •received from a lightning rod a
charge of electricity, which parttlized bin abonlderand
arm for some time. It came (roma thundercloud which
was pasting over at the time
The Democrats of Vermont held their State Con
vention at Montpelier on the t.ld instant, sad limbs's
tad (or Governor,. lion. John S. Robinson, of Banning.
ton; (or Limit. Governor, Mon. Gael Harrington. of Al
barghr for Treasurer. R. C. Reddinvon, of St. Johns
buiy.
The London illustrated News has An engraving
of Mrs. Mary Banton, who is called the olden woman
in the world. She was born on the 12th of Feb., 1731,
and is of course more than one handred and twenty yrs.
of age. She lives in the rural village of F.J.kton, in the
possession of all her faculties. . • ..
Prof. itosasrz deceived tife hundred dollars (or
the five lectures he delivered before the Yang ;times
Library Association of Cincinnati.
Senator Panetta had his pocket picked of the
Erie railway celebration at Dunkirk, of 800. He wishes
h underttnod, however, that be does not look spun the
robbery as an Admintstratiou measure.
A year ugo Congress wade a donation rode Alo.
bile and Ghleago Railroad, of lands sufficient for the cost
of the work. In Alabama the lands have already been
selected by a commissioner appointed by the Governor
of that State; they amount to =NO acres, and ore val
ued at 760,000.- ' •
The Board of Directors of the Pacific Railroad
Company completed their organisation at St. Louis, last
week. The officers of the Company are Turman Arun,
President ; A. S. MITCCIELL, Secretary ; Dr. R. Snirsosli
Treasurer.
Exhibition of Jealousy In Boston.
About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the promo
nader*of Washington street—and the lovely quality,
of the atmosphere, a glorious specimen of bright,
beautiful and bewitching May, bad tempted forth an
unusual number of charming women and gay and
gallant men— were astonished out of their propriety
by the appearance of a spirited horse, and handsome
baggy driven by a gentleman, seated alone,
and
hanging behind, with a emote, grasp upon the body
of the carriage a beautiful and elegantly dressed fe.
male. The gentleman drove sloog with the utmost
nonchalance, holding the ribbons and guiding the
horse like a "blood," as he Is, at a fire or eight
mile gait. The lady - behind stock to her perilous
and uncomfortable position, with the courage and
desperation of a feminine Swum, as we have no
doubt she is. Some few philanthrophic and daring
gentleman attempted to stop the horse; bat the mats
of beholders of this novel eshibition seemed rooted
to the sidewalk. The driver occasionally touched
up hts animal with the whip; and looked to the right
and left with evident surprise at the sensation his
elegant "turn out" was creating. On reaching Dock
square, the lady exhausted with the erode! clinging
to the . vehicle; her dream torn and disarranged . , lost
her bold and fell upon the pavement. She was
mediately, raised by policeman Phllbrick, assisted
by several gentlemen who witnessed the affair, and,
the crowd beComing exceedingly large and noisy,
waeconvoyed to the Marshall* office. -In the con
fusion, diesel:Werner' drove off, or rather as we un
derstood, took a roundabout cut to ihe stable and
pat
. op his team. The lady woo the wife of the gen.
tleman in the buggy, and seems to have been actua
ted by jealousy, supposing that he was going to take
an airing with-another woman. neon his per!, do.
clares that he did not know that any one was behind
his carriage more especially his wife. - This state.
menu we are inclined to think is true. The lady we
think, would make a good pioneer in introducing
the Bloomer costume in this city. After a brief
stop at the Marshal's office, a carriage was called,
and she was conveyed home.—Bosfon Matt, May 22.
lllgnola Central Railroad.
Mr. Schuyler, President of the Illinois Central
:Railroad Company, has issued. a Circular to the
: Directors, in which he estimates the quantity of
land which the company possesses by virtue of the
grant from Congress at 2,572,800 acres. Of this
land two millions of acres are to be placed in trust
as collateral security for the construction bonds of
the company . The remainder ie to be . appropri%
ated to the interest fund and to meet Contingen,
cies. Mr. Schuyler . classifies and values the land
to be held in trust as , follows:
. .
400,001) acres of inferior agricultural laud
at $6 per acre $2,400,000
1I I 200 000 acres as - good agricultural lands
4 . 610 per acre 12,000000
,500,000 acres superior agricultural lauds at
. • $l6 per acre 4,600,000
•100,000 acres especially valuable lands,
• " such as town site", mineral and
other lauds, at $25 per acre.... 2,500,000
Teel TIELIGILAPIL—.IIev. John Pierpont, writing upon
the Telegraph, concludes thus:
A hero chieftain laying down his pen,
Closes his eyes in Washington at ten;
The lightning courier leaps along the line,
And at St. Louis tells the tale at nine,
Halting a thousand miles wires he departed,
And getting there an pour before he started
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Prim:mewNip In Meet Council& '
. May 20, 1851.
Council met. Prosentz—Meters. Bruce, Cassel,
Day, Edgar, Edwarde Gallagher, Hill, Kelley,
Kennedy, Kier, Kincaid, Lorenz, Morrow, Rine
hart, Won, and President Murray.
The minutes attic) proceeding meeting were read
and approved.
Mr. Edwards presented a petition "of Charley Ray.
ner for permission to retain the'etore rootit in the
old court house mull the same is required to-be
torn down. Read, and referred to corn. on city
property, with power to act. Action concurred in
by C. C.
The following resolution, laid over on 3d reading
at the let meeting, wan then taken op:
Radvid, That the sum of 8725 be and the name
is hereby appropriated for the payment of counsel
and other contingent expeneee growing out of the
recent difficulties between the. Mayor and the city
authorities, and that the com• on police be and they
are authorized to draw their warrants on the City
Treaeuier for the same, and charge the same to the
contingent fund.
Mr. Gallagher moved-the 3d reading and Dual pas.
sage of the resolution.
Mr. Bruce called the yeas and nave, and the call
was sustained ; and the yeas and nays were se fol•
lows:
Ysee—Messrs. Camel, Day, Edgar, Edwards,
Gallagher, Hill, Kelly, Rinehart, Sand President
Murray— 9.
Ness—Messrs. Bruce, Kennedy, Kincaid, Loren,
Morrow, and Wilson-6.
So the resolution was adopteo.
Mr. Lorenz presented OD ordinance entitled "An
ordinance concerning water roots," and a certified
copy of an Act of Assembly relative tinter &fa)
-thereto.
The ordinance was read a first time, and the act
was, on motion, read for information.
Oa motion of Mr. Kennedy, the ordinance was
read a second time; and
Mr. Bruce, seconded by Mr. Kennedy, moved to
lay the same on the table.
Mr. Morrow moved to lay it over for the present,
—on which motion the question was put without
objection ; and the fame was negatived, on dkvision,
ayes 6, nays 9. - -
And the ordinance was read a third time and
passed. Action concurred in by C. C.
The following bovine's, communicated by the
clerk of the C. C., was then taken up:
Report ofthe com, on markets, with 30 ordinance
entitled " An ordinance regulating the markets: ,
In C. C. report read and accepted, and ordinance
read three times and panned. The report in S. C.
was read and accepted, and the ordinance read a
first and second time.
Mr. Lorenz, seconded by Mr. Gallagher, moved
to amend so as to make it take effect after the pre
sent year, which motion was negatived.
Mr. Edgar moved to postpone the further consid.
matte° thereof until after the erection of the new
Market House in the Diamond, which motion pre.
Petition for rebuilding the Adams Market House
in Fifth Ward. lo C. C. read and referred to corn.
on markets.
Report of corn. on claims and accounts, with the
Following resolution. In C. C. read and accepted,
and resolution read three 1103P9 and adopted:
Raolved, That the Mayor be and he is hereby au.
thorized to drew his warrants in favor of the follow•
ing persona, viz : in favor of
J. Shidte, for the sum of 810,45
D. Youngman, tt 16,00
A. Shaw, to •17,00
J. Kidd & Co., c , 4,22
A. Wilson & Co., u 8,10
H. Nixon, Esq., rr 35,07
Wm. M. Edgar,.‘ 21,03
Audio favor o f Pittsburgh Gal Co., 6591,69
in fall of their claims t and charge the gas account
to appropriation No. 9, and the balance to contin
gent fund.
Report of the cont. no gas lighting. In C. C. read
and accepted.
In all of which action the S. C. concurred.'
Report of the water com. on the ordinance com.
milted to them, entitled ti An ordinance for the bet•
ter collection of water rents oo new buildings, sup.
.plementary to an ordinance parsed the 27th day of
December,
A.D. 1847, relating to the water works,"
a ppro ng the passage thereof es amended by them ;
ass, upon petitions for water pipes on sundry streets,
&c., with the following resolution. In C. C. report
tend and steepled, and the ordinance and resolution
read three times anti parsed :
&Weed, That the onnt of $2OOO be tickled to ap.
propriatlon No. 6, in order that water pipe may be
etteeded on ■oeh streets is hare been reported on
and recoomeoded to be laid by the water corn. Ors
year.
le S.C. the report was read and accepted, end the
ordinance read three times and prated. - • • :••
the....tenolution was rind s Gra sod second time.
end Mr. Kincaid leered ita third readieg; bet there
being votes in the negative, the motion did not pre
rail.
Whereupoo Mr. Kelly amended by Mr. Bruce,
moved that the rules he suspended for the purposo
or having the yew:ammo road a third lime; which
motion prevailed, on division—oyes 9, noes 4.
So the resolution was read a third time ; and the
question being upon 1(11 I;031 passage, Mr. Morrow
called the yeas and nays, which were ordered, and
were at 'allots :
Yeas — Messri.Bruce.Edger,Edwards,Galligher,
Hill, Kelly, Ktonedy, Kincaid, Wilson and PreAl.
dent Murray--10.
Nap—Messrs. Day, Kier, Lorene, Morrow and
Riochan—S.
So the resolution was adopted.
Report of police tom. on claim of John Jones
watchman, trub tho following recolution :
Roared, That tho Mayor be and be is hereby •
authorised to draw his warrant on the City Tr
or, in favor of John Jones, fur the suns of $66, and,
charge the same to appropriaiion No. 6.
Report of same on claims of David Fenwick arid
others, late city Constables, adverse as to H. Mut.
ray, nod with the follnwiog resolution :
Resolved, That the Mayor ho and be is hereby
authorized to draw his warrant no the Troasnrer, in
favor of Jacob Rapp, for $2; In favor of H. H.
Sampler for 618,99; also, for Philip Vierheller for
$13,99 ; also, for David Fenwick for 820,66, in fall
for their services as high and city Constables, and
charge contingent fund.
In C. C., reports severally read and accepted, and
resolutions read three times and adopted. Action
concurred is by S. C.
Alan, the following resolution, In C. C. read three
times and adopted ; end Messrs. Mellon, Riddle and
Bisset appointed on part of C. C.
Resolved, That a committee of five, consisting of
two from Select and three from Common Council, tie
appointed to procure and bare prepared a atone to .
be presented by the City of Pittsburgh to the Wash.
Ington Monument at Washington City.
Action concurred in, and Mews. Edgar and Bruco
on part of S. C.
An ordinance entitled " An ordinance for the ce.
tablishment of a uniform standard for the meaaore•
merit of bituminous coal in the City of Pittsburgh,"
with copy of the Act of Assembly on which the
same Is predicated. In C. C. ordinance read three
times and passed.
On motion of Mr. Bruco the ordinance was read a
second time, and
On motion of Mr. Bruco the same was referred to
the com, on ordinances.
And the Couocil adjourned.
(orsiczat. er.ronv.)
Proceeding. In Common Commll.
Monday, May 26. 1851.
Members present—Messrs. Blasel, Black, Cordell,
Cunningham, Drum, reload, Garrison, Gribben, Har
per, Kayo, Lowry, Lyttle "M , Cartney, 51We,land,
Mellon, Pollock, Reie, Riddle, And. Scott, Sbrom,
Tindle, WlBock, Wilnon , Young, and President.
The minutes of the two preceding meetings were
read and approved.
Mr. Rage presented a petition of citizens of the
sth ward, for an addition to their market house.
Road and referred to market com., and action con.
curred in by S. C.
Mr. Cowen.—A report from the water cam.,
with the accompanying resolution, viz:
Ruolved, That the sum of $2OOO bo added toop.
propriation No. 6, in order that water pipe may be
wended on inch streets air have been reported on
and recommended to be laid by the water com. this
year. Report road and accepted, and resolution
teed twice and laid over.
Also."Ao ordinance for the better collection of
water rents." Read a third time and passed.
Mr. Witzecx—Two reports from the police com.
With the accompanying resolutions, viz: '
• Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby,
authorized to draw bin warrant on the City Troaeu.
reo in favor of John Jones, for tho anon of SW, and
charge the came to appropriation No. 5.
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby,
authorized to draw his warrant on the Yreasarer in
,favor of Jacob Rapp for 02; in favor of H. H.
Sheeler for $18,99; also for Philip Vierbeller for
019,99; also for David Fenwick for 820,56, in fall
for their services ae high and city constables, and
charge contingent fond.
Reports read and accepted, and resolutions read
three times and adopted. Action concurred in by
B.C.
621,400,000
Mr. Pozzocz—A report from Ile cont. on claims
and accounte, together with the. tollowing.resolu.
tion, viz:
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he its hereby,
aothoriaed to draw his warrant on the City Treaan.
tar In favor of the following perm., In'faVor
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CITY AFFAIRS
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Mil
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of J. Stadia for the um of 810,45; D. Youngeon
for 817 ; J. Kidd & Co. for 84,22; A. Wilson & Co.
fbr 88,10 ; Ef. Nixon for 535,07; Wm. M. Edgar for
891,9; and In favor of the Pittsburgh Gas Company
for the sum of $5591,69, in fall of their'claitne, and
charge tho gas account to appropriation No. 9, and
the balance to contingent fund.
Report read and accepted, and resolution read
three times and adopted. Action concurred In by
S. C.
Mr. Kan—A report of the com. on gas lighting,
whichowas read and accepted.
Mr. hirtzon—a Au ordinance for the establish
ment of srfoniferm atandird 'lot the measurement
of thilumincius coat la the city of Pittsburgh."—
Read three times and adopted.
Mr. FlUCtiD—The following resolution, viz:
Resolved, Thatthe 2d district Street Commission.
or Is hereby directed to open that part of Colwell
street between Vine and Oinwiddie Street.
After being read, he moved to amend by adding
—provided-the cost does not exceed $lOO.
Mr. Druu moved to amend by saying $5O. Both
of which amendments were lost, and the resolution
was then laid over.
Mr. Mer.zos—The foll Owing resolution, viz :
Resolved, That a corn. of five to commit of two
from the Select and three from t he ' Common Coun
cil, be appointed to proctire and have prepared, a
stone to be presented by. the City of Pittsburgh to
the Washington Monument at Wasbiogton City.
Resolution read three times and adopted, and
Messrs. Mellon, Riddle and Bine! appointed on
part of C. C. Action concurred in by S. C., and
Meseta. Brace and. Edgar appointed.
On motion ofMr.Cordell, the roles were stnpend•
ed for the purpose of reading a third time the rein.
lion appropriating $2OOO for laying water pipes.--
And the resolution was then adopted by the follow.
i ng vote:
Yeas —Messrs. Bisset, Cordell, Cunningham,
Drum, Priced, Harper, Kaye, Lowry, Lytle, Mcv
Cartoey, IlieFarlaed, Mellon, Pollock, Reis, Riddle,
And. Scott, Shroin Tindle and Satin —l9.
Nays—Messrs. Black, Garrison,Gribben, Willock,
Wilson and President-6.
The clerk of S. C. communicated a petition, of
Chas. Rayner. In S. C. road and referred to cam.
on city property, with power to act. Action con
curred in. .
Also," An ordinance concerning water rents."
In 8. . read three times and passed. Action con.
cuffed in.
On motion of Mr. Cordell, the following sections
of no Act of Assembly, approved the 12th day of
April, 1851, entitled " An Act to change the name
of the Methodist Church, etc.," were authorized to
be published with the proceedings, viz: .
Sitertott 4. Be it enacted by-the Senate and House
of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Penny
sylvanio, in General Aesembly met, and it is hereby
enacted by the authority of the same, That In all
cases whore soy tax or taxes of any kind have'been;
or shall be, assessed on any ground rent inning
out of, or charged on, any lot or lots of ground situ
ate In the City of Pittstrurgb, the owner or occupier
of such lot or lots; as well as the owner of each
ground rent charged thereon, shall be liable to pay
all tares assessed on such ground rent during hla or
her ownership, possession or occupancy of such lot
Of lots; and in case of nonpayment of such tax or
taxes, the same .ball and may be collected by dia
-1 tress and Bale of the goods nod chattels of the per
, son or persons in the occupancy or possession of the
1 premises whereon such ground rent is charged in
the manner authorized by law; and 'each tax or
taxes, or any part thereof having been so paid by or
collected from the person or persons in the occa
pancy or possession of the premises, and not being
the owner or owneraof the ground rent it shall and
may be lawfnl for him, her or them to recover
said tax or taxes so paid by or collected from him her
or them, from the owner of the ground rent on
which the mid tax or taxes were assessed, nr at his,
her or their election, to defalk the same in the pay
ment of tho rent doe to In, her or their lessor, who,
it he or she be not the owner of the ground rent
shall or may defalk in like manner, until the said
tax or taxer shall be dofalked in the payment of the
rent due to the owner of the ground rent on which
such tax or tare/ shall have been smeared, unless
such recovery or defalcation would impair or vie
late some contract or agreement previously made
by and between mach ground landlord or tenor
sad fester, or sublessee in regard to the pay
ment of tam assessed on said ground rent. And
in case any such lot or lots of ground oe vacant au
improved and tinoccuped, so that no sufficient dis-
tress can be found thereon, it shall be the duty of
the collector to return the tan or Well nese:tied on
the ground rent charged on each vacant or unite•
proved lot or lots, if the same remain unpaid, to•the
COMEOII6OIIOIII of Allegheny County, in the same
MOO!, en Mel on unseated lands; and the said
Col:minim:tem shall cause such ground rents to be
sold for the payment of the tszt3,ituesaed thereon,
and no returned and remaining unpaid, in the
manner provided - by lass like cases for the tale
of narrated lands lot tales. . •
.That froin and illlir a pun!! of`title
act, no person wbo shall haws . &aided within COI
City for one year immediately µreiterates- soy die.
Lion for hilyor, 41dernaen, or other °Mears of said
City, and who shall not, within- the said year, hale
paid all city tares award to Mot; shell be emitted
to vote at any such election lur officers of said
City.
Scc, tl. Thtt the goods and thatieloof any own
et or occuptnt of soy tentage or lot of ground
Withal Allid City, shill be liable to be distrained fir
the uses of the then current year assecred on such
premises, although said Met may have .beeo
amused on said premises before such owner
or occupier took possession, or became the otroer
'henna.
• Ste. 7. That the good. mad •chatiels of a n,
*Owneubr occupant of any mesauege or lot or gr - ound
within mul City, may be dlstreined for tam astunted
aro such messnago or Naar grand, although the
same ho not upon the premises; sod such goods sad
!chattels shall and may be ,elzed•aad taken undei a
distress for ouch tones in may -part or ward of said
City. although the premises whereon said taxes
shall have been atteett.ed may btaltuatn in another
sad dame ward.
Sec. 9. That from and alter the passage of this
act, al) water rents shall be *mimed to tho owner Of
owners of the premises for the me of the water, in
which'the laid water rents are armload, in the same
manner as City tame; and, such water rents so asses
sed shall be collected and be a 'lto on tho real es.
tate on which the same shall Nava been steeped in
the same mariner as City tares ate or may be, by
law, a lien and collectable; and dhe provisions of
the Act attic 9th of April, 1849,:'entitled .tAo act
to exempt property to the valata.a area handfed
dollars from leery and ninon erMiatiorr and dlstreas
for rent,t , shall not be taken &conttrued to Apr
ply to said water rents.
SEc. 9. That en much of any let or acts 3, la
hereby altered, Pad no more, beittad the name is
hereby repealed, .
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On motion, Council adjourned.
a Singular Nuisaiirei
A moil the law reports in out Eat;nab files, we
notice one of a case, on this Herne Circuit, Of a
very singular sod amusing charsbtor... The action
was for nuisance, brought by a meratant, - just retk
red from business, against a neigtfi:w who canted a
number of scaffolds to be erected op his lend, con.
ligstoon to the plaintiff's pretnisoldiraro which wore
suspended a string or tea kettlesitos boards, Inter.
nf .li
1 ing pots, horse collars , horses' a 'hullocka , headi,
nod a figure representing
Maria IS 6.6-411g1., the mar.
ry was not e ly hideo
deresa. This trumpery to the
sight, but its clatter in the wind moan unearthly
that the simple people of die_ country were
skald to pass the spot in the eittilthout the pro
tection of a policeman. To : gtv '445 court a bolter
idea of the merits of the care, 4 jog* box contain.
ing a model of the nuisance, zWast. brought in,
and the contento were no sooner exhibited than the
whole court was convulsed with laughter. The.ven
erable Lord Chief Justicejoined In tbeehorue, and
observed that the model ought to go to the exhibii.
tioe. The counsel for the defendet weaved lnw at.
once, and only pleaded for a little mercy, Win mich
case any mercy were possible. , T ll6 4arYt'afte: 4 e"
liberating about half an boor, - giro X6OO damages
to the plaintiff.—N. Y. Courer.
Vet There is generally aomo fdn going on where
ex-Senator Dickinson ie. , 'The correspondent of the
Mona/ of Commerce, retiree the Fallowing colloqra
between Gov. D. and Senator Devlin, on the cars:
as they were panning over the Erie railroad last week.
The Governor was nub:nixie hr. i f Judge Doug.
Iles was any relation to another gentleman bearlog
his cognomen somewhat prominent in public life.--
“His naine,” Days the Governor' "iaSredcirlek; I be.
I jive here not a coolie of yonthri!? 'fils/o,'r replied
the Judge, "thorn are two fanillier of Douglarses
—the Slack and the Red Douglass-4 represent
the Red.,'
"I was once," added the Judge; (ton the stump
in.llliooja, surrounded by a party of Candler°, one
of whom regarded immewhat insignificantly with, bla
eye my diminutive tied then attennsted portion
Pecoently he addressed me—tbfr. 4ouglaaa are you`
a decendant of the great Block flosiglasta) Yes, I
am , —my health had been bad for some time, and I
war reduced to about 110 panda., The Irishman
scanned again my pony limbs. ;Faith and be jaberays
said he ga h—l of a Descent it is.'"-
.
• The New York marble polisheraiind mbhere an!,
ow a strike for higher wages:l.4h Tuesday night Week
a gang of the strikers were attested for creating ri riot
about the premises of Mr. Levy,-VoneMutter iti.Efih:
14enth street: - •
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Iles Brom% the• Worse ior,l/71ast.
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What though the homespun anitieivreitt.
Best suited to the 8011* of WU,'
:What though orteparrest food he ilires;;'
tends the.lootoor litisthe soil; .
C'hat though tiolold;leof gilds* tongue,
Devoted to congenial chat?-- , ..-
If.righro.retrallsiandhot
'man is none the worst for tEmt,..- -
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What though within the humble C3l
No costly ornament is seen;
What though the wife possesses not
Her saiin gowns of black and green ;
What though the merry household band
Nalfibaked:fly to ball and bat?
If conscience guides the heart and hand
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The.man Is none the worse for that.
True worth is not a thing of dress—
splendor,- wealth, or classic lore!
Would that these trappings we loved leas t
And clung, to honest worth the mare!
Though pride`may. spurn.the toiliarbrawd, -
. The tattered garb, the crownless hat,
Yet God min Nature cry aloudi>
The man is -.
none the worst for Gi-al-.
Lord Byron and the Monk.
, A writer in a late numberof Eliza Coolc'elour
nalt in giving a description of Newstead -Abbey,
Lord Byron's former 'residence, relates the follow^
At the end of a gallery, a huge stone coffin met
our gaze, with several other relics. of the dead,
such us bones, skulls, Scc , Which were dug np,duft
ring Lord 13yron'a residence at the Abbey, from
under the flagging in-the cloisters. It appears
that at one time his lordship had -a strange fancy
for this species of resarrectionizing • and digging
up of dead men's bones.. But:whether it was that
he fancied the thrifty friars bad filled their coffins
with gold before taking their departure from this
nether world, in order to pay their passage money
and, secure a rapid transition into the „next, or
whether he expected to find some, more brazen
eagles, or what would be still- better, the ,great
iron chest, filled with gold and jewels, that
was reported- to, be buried.or sunk somewhere :ei
ther in the ground.or lake; In whether it was a
mere curiosity - for seeking up antiquarian relics,
I cannot pretend to tell, though report, hints at
the two former thotives, However, amongst oth
er things, this coffin was - brought to light, and
with it the skeleton iaf a think. Another of the
noble lord's strange fancies was:to have the skull
of this said skeleton cleaned, mounted, with silver
and made into a drinking cup He then wrote
the half a dozen stanzas; which are probably well
known to the public, beginniag:
"Start na,aor deem my spirit fted," ,
and which were afterwards engraVed upon the sil
ver: The cup was shown to us by the house
keeper, and with it, the following somewh at strange
and new story. Mind, i don't say that, we helieved'
it, neither do I ask you, gentle reader, to believe
it—l merely tell you the tale as it-was told us by
the worthy woman's own lips, She assuredtus it
was universally credited by the whole household.
The story is this:
When. flyron first 'drank out of this cup, it was
at a party in, the large drawinproom. • Some la
dies were seated beside him, laughing, talking,
and enjoying with him - the festivity of the evening.
Scarce, however, had he raised the fatal goblet to
his lips, when lot:at the 'doorway appeared--
"black, terrific, and'in dusky garb" arrayed—the
headless trunk, or a human being, apparently_,
monk. The ladies shrieked, fainted,.and as many
as could hurried onto( the room. Byron, however
boldly faced the spectre, and demanded of him - his
errand. The monk approached, and accused him
with bitter words of his sin and guilt in thus re
moving from their resting place the bones of the
pious dead. and apProptiating to such vile USES the
skull of a fellow mortal, who once thought spoke,
and Tidied the wine like himself. lie.concluded
by tolling itim the place, daY,ltotir, ind'all the par
ticulars of his death, which—as the goodlady as
sured us— ! all carne to ' pass exactly as predic-
Thus ends this short, but strange story. But
thia.ts bnt one in a hundred of the hobgoblin tales
which are told of this ancient place. Byron him
self believed, or pretended to believe in a great
many of them, and to - one tabled visitant especial.
ly he has given the most perfect sanction by his
credence, and caused- him to be recognized as
. a
familiar inmate of the Abbey. 'Phis is the korona
goblin friar, who is taid . to' walk nightly through
the WO and ektisters,pnd to have been• seen by
Byron himself on setetat important oicriinns:,
way!! portending evil Clneof theseoccasinnswits
a A-ort limo previous to his onfartunate triarriapo
with 11tiss Milbank. How far this reyott i&tittal
am not prepared to sat: . His Maw - ever,
etrabodied the tradition in a -balled, in which he
thns - speaks of him:
"Whet, en heir in born he's-heard.to mourn;
And when nup,ht in to befall
11.3 t ancient line, in the pale monnthine
. 11e watki nom bait to hile.
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His form yol may trace, bat not MI face—
"llia shadowed by tits cowl ;
iStid his eyes may be seem from the tohls beiween,
And they seem of a parted soul."
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Datem.--We don't know who ie the writee.of this.
hut he 131k1 exactly like a num of :Awe:
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Elegance in dtess is cheap and simple. -What it
,coids a man for tobacco who twos it, la sufficient, if
idded urthe present coat of his clothing, to dreg
him with elegance. A. few more shillings a yard
tor cloth, the work of a tasteful tailor, a decent re.
gard to the prevailing :mode, end a certain neat
pow npl einiplicity, is an I Elegance is never
guady, never mitre, rwycrout of 13shion, our in tho
entente of fashion.- It allows of a row ornaments,
and no studied display. The diftereace.of a - aingle
dollaein an article of dress may make the whole
distinction between elegance and vulgarity. A sin.
gte tawdry ornament may spoil the effect of the best
tailor!. workumusldp. The slightest eccentricity of
cut betrays the inborn rowdy.
DIJEvos
On Tuesday morning, at half past seven, ANNA MA
MA. WILSON, nged 7 years--eldest child and only
daughter of done A. and Homan 11. WitsoN,
The funeral will take place from the residence of her
parenis,comer of Rots and Diamond me., allOo'clock,
A. hi., 'IMDIV. The friends of the family arc respectful•
ly invited to attend.
lu Alleghany City, on Sunday evening May OM, of
Scarlet Fever, GEORGE REITER, aged year and 10
months; and on Monday morning, illay 28th, CDIRIS.
TI ANA AMELIA, nacd zeara and 0 months—young.
est children."( JACOB and Small M. &men.- , -
fOrcensburgh papers please copy.;' .• .
!tattoo to Contractors. • • .
ortIO•AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. r •
DR0P0949 will be received for thio'Grading Mid
Bridging- of the Western portion of the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad, extending . from Wooster, by
Loudonville'and Mansfield, to the Llercland, Columbus,
and Cincinnati Railroad, at. Crestline, near Galion : a die..
Lance of filly -three miles
• They will el reeemed
June, st Mansfieldn ofi
Tuesday. the IM of and.at until the
evening of Wednesday, thellth of June next, and will
be addressed to the undersigned President of the Campo.
ny. Plans and profiles of thn work east, or.LandiOliiiin
will be exhibited tiP = W4xistb,l J -'stid , rte thl wiFfkorger ui.
laanti onylihrOhtlgemlififalfbr f iriiiffete:olf., before: thelet
1' Orther Informationa MI forma of proposalsmaY. heti&
coined on application' to Solonion W.ltoberts Chief Erie
Western
or Jesse R.'Stringhati,'- resident EltaYer of the.
Western DiVision. A pirference will be' g yen to_hirl.;.
ders who will agree to take .a TI *
gE of their pay
in the stock of tae Coin
• ' • wht. ROBINSON, JR., Frei's'.
m 420 • • • No; 207 Libioily nt:•
ILIAGS-8 bags. goad qoality fa sale by - • -
JR, my'a • - . . Vihr.ll/11i11.
TABOS- I ,ll*ltialMilitbiyeiiiiitor ale ti&rt
AM+ , "GHENY
PROPF-RTln.PO r it:.SAtkvelir•
able property situated near the Railrost&Depot
having a front of 75 font onlitutir Lane, - First Ward, b
100 deep; containing°. two aim , " dwefilog house - , we lt
arranged for a email - family., or could be conveniently
coupled by two famines ) and Is. in a central location
Tor a boarding hOnao—nantriA mann, shade trees, &e.
- .S..M.MERTLGenq Agent,
." :tail Smithfield in.'.
AFREstr SUPPLY lust received of Burger. to Co?a
Roach, Ratkindlftoose. Exterminator, prepared by.'
F a F illfal andpreeticul chemist, and warren. tek the:
°hoariest and yriosteffeetuni renteriy.in the world for eti.-
terminating fromilwillinghwarehouses, grenade 4,.L.C.
Roaches, Hats, plicested Thl6. article tins now
been before the public. for - the last eight 'vearS;daring,
which time not a single instate() has come to theknow.
ledge of the proprieuire,.where (the directions followed)
it !ma failed to give entire satirfiletlian. • . •
Beare you (retitle genuine, as there are imitations
in the market. 'The genuine cite be had Of'.
• - S.L. CUTHBERT,
50 Smithfield street:-
PROPITABtE I NVESTIMENT.—Po r Sale— A
Alls .. valuable Propeity, sitaam'aboat 150 yards from
the. Seventhv Wardi containing one acre Orland, In a do•
sitabielocation.• Prospeorrtreet,
.whett emitlated;svill
pasaltiro4 this p ropenr2finktgayin,g it two fronts, and
making it vefr desirable either for . Building Leta or a
family .residence. The adjoioing IO also, of one acre;
can be had wititthe above, if desire ,- •
Price. 31 500
~ acre - S. cum
my 24 : Cienami Agent,sO Smithfield at.
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Type for Aele. • 4 - =
' saving determined to furnish our extensive Job
Office with entirely new materials, we ahall.sell
about 100 locate of type:now in use, very low, for
cash or approved paper. We-have type enough to
fit out 8 or 10 country offices
_complete.' The sizes
and varieties oftype are such as are to be found in all
large city job offices, from Nonpareil op to 20 line
Pica, plain and ornamental. Also, for sale, several
varieties of borders, in good order. Persona wish.
tag to purchaiie will please make immediate applis
cation.
Petit)loam 1
Sidrie9 l untingdon Co., Pa., March 4, '5l.
S. M. Kier De a r s Sir—Your Petroleum Ls 'wo t rkio nn g
wonders in this vicinity ; therefore, we would h
you to send us two dozen by the Pennsylvania Bailroad.
We are entirely out, audit's being inquired for almost
every day. Yours, respecurilly, - • "
. • JOHN LONG le CO.
Hayerthik Ashland Co., Ohio, March 10, '5l.
S. M. Kier: Dear Sit—Your Agent, n few weeks since,
left with us four dozen Rock Oil,which we have eold.
Please forward to us six dozen immediately:
Your medicine is working wonders in this region.
We can obtain several excellent certificates; if you de
sire them. Yours ,_&c., W. W. tt4COl7.
For sale by Keyser ft M`Dowell,lAo Wood street; FL
B. Sellers, - 57 Wood street ; B. A. Fahriestock & Co.,
corner of_Wood and Front streets; D. M. Corry, D .A.'
Elliott, Joseph Douglass , and P-H:Phwattz, ASegheny.
Also, by the proprietor, S. M. JUBA..
npr29 Canal Basin, Seventh st., Pittsburgh:
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Dr. Gurzateri Imp!Oved: Extra o t
YELLow DOCK ANA SAILIAPARILLA is a sure
remedy for Hereditary Taint. . • .
Thousands of individuals are cursed with grievous
complaints, which they inherit Irons their parents. The
use of the Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla wilt preVent
all this, aid save a vast amount of misery, and many
valuable lives, for it thoroughly expels from IllaSYstem
the latent taint, which is the seed of disease, and so takes
off the curse by which the, sins or 'misfortunes of the
parents.are so often visited upon the innocent offipring.
Parents owe it to their children to guard them against
the effects of maladies that may be communicated by
descent, and children that have at any time been affect
ed with Conerunptiondliorofala or SYlPhilis, Owe it to
themselves to take precaution against the disease being
revived in them. Guyzott's Extract of Yellow Doc 4 and
Sarsaparilla is a sure antidote in such cases •
.
See advertisement.
Ansociated Ifirenienra Insuranee Comp
ny of the City of Plttalt_r_ttich.
W. W. DALLAS, PreaI.—ROBERT FINNEY; See'y.
art - Will insure against FIRE and MARINE RISKS
or all kinds. •
Office in Monengakaa Flows, Nor. PA and 125 Mies H.
tPa
- row:
W. W. Dallas, Rudy Patterson, R. If. Hartley, R. B.
Simpson, losliba Rhodes, C. H. PaAlsoa, AI. Ed.
gar, Edward Gregg. A. P. Anshan, Wm.,collingwocd,D.
C. Sawyer, Chas. Kent, WM. G 01111111.• 11120
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company.
• CAPITAL 9100,000.
ID" OrincE, No. 75 Fotriuu STRUT. XII
OFFICERS:
President—James S. Aeon
Vice President—Samuel APClarkan.
Treasurer—Joseph S. Leech.
Secretary—C. A. Colton.
EFr See advertisement itt another, part 01 this paper
myt.?
Thoznas:fitoodie
N. H. Swayne,
U. Alexander,
G. H. duke;
C OL Lee,
The undersigned, as Agent of the above substantial
and well known Company, insures property of ratify
description, against bra or damage by fire.' Also, against
the perils of inland navication. .
. R. BRESON,IAgent, •
(Mee in Waterman's Warehouse,
No. 81 Water street, Pittsburgh. .
• Eg. Daguerreotypes...AM .
Nazism & Co. would - respectfully announce to the
citizens of Pittsburgh; Allegheny.and vicinity, that they
have had a large Operation Room, with a Glass Root
and Front, built and - arrnageo expressly for the purpose
of taking Daguerreotype - Likenesses. 'The best Oa ,
gueizeotypes,nn the best material, are taken at this es;
tablisinnent, under the special superintendence of the
Proprietors.
The ArrangemLnt enables them also to take Family
Groups, of any number of persocts, in the most perfect
manner.
•
Likeliesseli of or diseased persona; taken in any
part of the city.
Gallery at the Lafayette Gall, Fourth street, corner of
Fourth - nod Wood streets. Entrance on Fourth street:•
febf,lify
Notlee,-TheloonliantenTailentaSocurrat,o(Pitte
•turgh and Allegheny, meets on thttnecond Monday al
every month at the Florida House, Markelgt,,• ;• '
u 07,1 Attu Vennygog;,:retiir . •
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'colOettud,.
Dill Positing, 4c .
- JOHN npaotrsay
Attends to Bill Posting, - Distributing'
Cards and Ciretftars for - Parses, &o. Orders left ache Mee ortbe _Morning Post,-ot
at liolmes' PerlodicaLSlore,'Cliird et.,Arill be promptly
leaded to. .. •••• •• ' to alit •
Consumption% reecnooltoeiss •
Ate Coughs, , Polde, Influenza, Bronchitis , •tiglttneAs or
the r.ltest, pain in .the left side, low fevei, nod many
ottiec Syniptotas of like character. Then come Tube.
cies in the Llll4ll, disorganization,' prostration of the
physical powers and soon the scene closes. That they
may not weep when too tars. let the friends of the a.
Le vigilant at the outset. When the first symptoms oi
Pulmonary disease ate manifested, admiaister Dr. fro
gets. Syrup of. ray.pwan; nit and Carukakitna. That
its e.Te els have been all but miraculous even in a =betas.
Cas, we have testimony which incieduility ascii ,o n
scarcely doubt TRY IT. But first read the evie,nn ne.
You will find it in.the pamphlet in everritgent!a ha n d s
Locket the "advertisement, too, in anotherer:;innta.
11,7'1. O. alr 0. P.—Ph:ice of Me: e ti ng, washi agto p
nail, Wood street, between 1
sth a•oitvitg in Am. y. • ••
PUTS/308QU - Leine, NO. evory Tuesday
eCCILIZZ. .1 ' 4
M ake it iV iittErlCAXPlClßt 3 No. a7—)Terts Ist and 3d
Fridey ofesch'ineetb. : mar ;._7y
fl LUNCH servorip.st the- Bt. Clair Ifotrl Bar
evcry clay, at 11 O'clock.. • • • .
epr2G' • (City D'ailieseopp) • • •
•
• • ENCOURAGE 'HOME INSTITUTIONS.
C 1 'WIZENS , INISIDEILANCR • COHIPA NY*
C. G. HUSSEY. Prest W. MARES. Seety
Op.—No. 91 Warast,in - Ira - rehouse qf C. H. Grant .
ID" Tries Company La now prepared to inkture all kinds
of risks, on HOMSLiklanuistelorias, Goods, Itterehan
dite to Store, and itt Transitu'Vessels, &e.
an ample guaranty for the ability and integrity of the
Institution, Ls &Totted tribe character of the Directont
who , ore'ail °Minns of Pittsburgh, well and favorably
known to tito coattail tilty forsheir prudence, intelligence
and integrity. • . - :
. Drascrosa—C. 0. Rosins', 'WM. iligatey, Last
mar, Jr.. Walter Bryant, Hugh D. King, Edward Henkel
ton .Z Einsey 8. Hathangh. S. N. Kier. matl2at
The Long Looked For
mSnp emdoGe
d fo u Pm e n ide y n Dceeoah si sense s
andall• A
man InlagritY. before- he con reasonably question the
array of proof advanced in favor of Dr. Ragas , Syrup
of Ltwtontr, Tar and Cendraagua, as an anti-febrile
and tonic medicine, which at onto reduces all Pulmona
ry Inflammation, expels the cause of the disease, and,
builds up and strengthens the system.. The heads of oar
Colleges, the Clergy, the Medical Faculty, and citizens
of ail classes have, over visir own signatures, attested its
poweful remedial properties, and co pamphlet to be
had o f the Agents, as 'relies to theains of the pub
lic press, the most positive and satisfactory. '
evidence
will
. be found. See advertisement. raylo
1170d4 Vettovtriis7G2r, Odeon.oi,:,;l..,.4,Posirat.
Wert, hurtiiirciTrood and Smitigad stracx,44u.ba rg t..
kleenuipmen4No. , g, meets Ist and44,Tues d ays of each ,
Pittsburgh .piaireo Lodge, No.-4,-theafs - end 4th'.
Afoebiuttes ., l4gge,-. No. 9, meetstvery Thursday ,
• westeruSiai todge 'No. 21, meetsevim.WOduesdny'
Iron C ity_Lodge,No. ISn, meets evosylsjoaday eirog.
Mount hforiati Lod evom ge, No..26o,•ineeth *Orr Prlday:
Zeiceo Lodge, No. 38.1,_meetseveryTfthistiiiYAvening,,
at - their flan; corner of Smithfield and Flith'inroeta, -
• Twin city Lodge;No.; 241,thents every 'Friday even.'
tog. Hall, corner of Leaeock and fin,oduaky- atreetv,:•
alleghellY Cifl. • • .•`;'•• •-•I . • • • '• marrgily
• Anger,ons
germs Lodke; No:120, 00. P.; meets every Wadi
nentay wrenuig in Washington liallArood liMay
Important to Ellapilptica
• ug-lutrirrcuLthaysnow!-71)r...ffistightott's'.Peprin,
the True Digestive Fluid . or Gain* Tula; olgtotir Dyst
I Impale. Curer, prepared from Ricentr-or tlutßonsehStons
a Qt - Lis Or. after directions Of..artronLEa?trov,by s.
klottoteraic hl. D. t Ptul adelph la, It, • • •
The art of making an Artificial and of
pertortaing the process of Digestion, out of.thr; Stomach;
honorng beta known belongsPgicatts. The
of the diecovely to
.4 celebrated German
Chemist, who gave the name of /Wean tO the active Ada
,c iple of the Gastric Juice, which , heObtained by nuicera.
ling the lining membrane of the Digestive Sumach of the
Calf in water, andpreciplutting the Peprinftvm the sohri •
Lion. Dr. Prout, Dr. Pereira; and Di.Otegory, in
load ; Dr... Beaumont and Dr. DungUaon irrArnenca; and
chief of oil, BarortLISICIO, have rehatAlyexperlmented,
and written upon this aingalarly inure:dm and curious
sabjecs, .and thrown much ht upon"- the 'MAUI* of the
Digestive proce as, in itichelinicalandphysiologicel mist.
(ions.
Dr. J. S. iltitronron, of Phdadelphia,"has applied this
dLscovery to the cure of INDIGESTION and DY'SPEP.
SIA with astonishing sweat. It is impeezible COglvethe
Scientific and other evidence of them facts lathe limits
of this advertiser:teat.' Let, the afflicted. call upon she
Agent, and get a descriptive sheet, gratis. It is one of
the greatest Scfentific'uandets of the day. ,irj;/ - ; pven ,
bottle of the genuine Pepsin bears the written stgrialtre
or J. S. Donotrron, sole proprietor. Price,,9oo.
dollar per. boulr. 2 • • .•
:see advertisement tint/other:Warne.
Fort tele wholesale and retails t Proprietor v i c s , o B
KEYSER lh hI'DO L •
140 Wood *treat, Pittabatit
MEMOM
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COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY
Piro and -
- COLUMBUS, OH - 10. •
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DENIAS ADAMS, Jr., President
D. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
DIRECTOB.9
D. Adams. Jr. ,
jeneeP. a yden,
M. 8. Sullivan;, .
John Graham,
Win. Miner ,
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ERNE
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En=
Fifth Strut, between Wood and Srai
JOSEPH FOSTER.-- LIM= Vitt MAIIIOIIO..
Anonvericz—Birst Tier and Parquette, 50 cents; Sec
ond and Third Tiers,2s cents; Colored Gallo ry,25 cents ;
Private Boxes, each, 81,00.
Doom open at 7 o'clock; Curtain rises nt 7e o'clock.
•
1110"Nra. FARHEN will appear."
SWEDNESDAY EVIMNG, May MTh, lie perfocm
ces will commence-with
LOVE.-
The evening's entertainment will eonelnde with
PRECIOUS BETSY.
- Air Right Now"! '
THE DAN Ri
c R micas TRnminuNv •
riIITE best Circus representation ever" witnessed by
I the people. • • '
LEVI 0, NORTH and Ida celebrated horse Tar:ratan,.
DAN 18 HIMSELF. AGAIN 2 .
Wllt be exhibited in Pitts burgh s in front of tne Ameri
cna Hotel Penn street, on the 2d,lu, 4th and 6drof Atty.
Particulars in future advertisements. Saty26:d4wlnt
Spalding, /anima it. coOs.
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PEOPLE'S' CIRCUS f.
•BQ MST/14N, DRAMAIk. AND: ZOOLOGICAL !
CiTOTH3, TheEdle,
A conjahation of-Two Ealliblishmentsf baled upon the
NORTH AMERICAN. CLEWS!
and under the Joint supervigion of Mr. STONE, Senior
Proprietor of Stone to hVeollumbt Circus,
Will be exhibited in the City of Pittsburgh, 1111"7718 of
the AMERICAN HOTEL,
Etiery Afternoon and Aright, at '2 and '7 adock •
Commencing on MONDAY, MAYE6th.
.11W - • Admission, 9-5 cents only., [For pn4tienlass see
ict
Porlat and Descriptive sheets:. : IsaylS.lsr
NOW EXHiBM/40_1:' •
• AT NO. 85 MARKET STREET,"
ions' IMOR SION if01:4111.) .
.
Ciro asslan Model. or Betsettirl,:...
ill's incomparableprodac on bas becn.liwit ably
the surprise and admiration of every one wht him
seen it; the - beautiful moulded form, • . •
•
TEEMING WITH NATURE'S LOVELINESS, • 3
'Appears to stand before the spectator so truly llfe•
'like, that it requires a close Inspection to realize lie •
WONDERFUL PERFECTION.
To which•painting can be brought, completely de.•
celving the most practised eye. This wonderfal cabal
is produced by the judicious arrangement of light, and
the artist's superiority of talent in giving rontndity
plain aurface.
With regard to the delicacy the;subject, the Pm.;
prietor begs to say, that thereto qn air of chastityi a the •
attitude and expression of the f!gure, • tending to' tr mak
even the moat voleptuous imagination; .to tbeparr,.ali
is purity • and soft qui trust y pense shout .I ap- •
•
• Alf a Califon:Lion Speculation, it would 'tante
•:• • AN IMMENSE FORTUNE.
Szhibitioa open From 9A.M.t09 P. M. Adroit( VICO
GrOORWOOdir r ktillem. • • •
TWO o and a half miles below.the.Clty; on the b tit of
the Ohio River, an Ornamental Flower Garden ,ead
a delightful summer retreat. lee • Creant,'Confbo
(tries, Finite, Temperate Drinks, Ao., kept for
. tht ac-..
emamodation of vialters. Also, a huge assontee it of
Shrubbery and Evert/looming Phan% for bale: -• • •
•The steamer Chieftain leaves the foot of Pia met ti
the beinuning of each hour, fram 9 a'olook A. M.' t
10 P. bi lahaiagat the Garden (Closed on.Scitulav .;
TIIST RECEIVED .AND' FOR SALE. BY JOSAMA
d IiFLODES 4 "co., No. O WOOD 8111112 T: . ,
... ,
, • .. •
000 boxes Lemons ; ' ' . 40 bags. Clean,: Walnuts :.
SOO do Orauges; . 23 do . Fdberlsc . -- 't
IMO bushel!. Pea Ntrts ;- . 30 bags Walnuts
1000 drams Figs ; ; I
Za casts Pnzdes, ti lan ,
i 000 ha/f. do; , .le do ,do In fancy bac ;
WO boxes Raisins; lO do Sardines; .. •
LSO do. Layer do ; ' .10 do -Sicily Liquorice;
1011 half . do 'Go ; 25 boxes Refused rio; ' '
a® boxes Fire Crackers; 5b baskets Salad Oil; _
"200 do do do No.:1;20 boxes MaCcariml;
100 dozen SbelPd Almonds; 00 . - do A r einnitelli;
'-200 do Lerrioit Syrup; SD do Gm - Dzoli
3000 Cocoa Nuts; GO do No.l & 2 o ,,Bandf.
. .50 mats Ivies Almonds ; - CO dozen PepPez S'ADCO'
. 50 begs' ragtime do •' , 46 'do • asserted themes;
. '4o' do- S. paper shell j a6 ;20 . do Claret ''',/tqe,N; , -, ':
.10 bales Bordeaux do) 20_ do . - AltutF A t ' 4; . .:.. ••••
: .uts2G :- • -•- .. . .i.'..7 1 -7 * '.." * ~
~,,._, .. , ..ii .
e.
MI ILL BE SOLD Cl otiook-balfr veal: value, ott'
,
'Ty , reasonable timei a doulre.B# ' ' pun/Jae-of oboL
stderable pprrer, and Bollorit,.ll, l c fere - esea. in , th is..
.Erna Flouring Mill, Idassilop, C . ie; .•-, . , ~ I' ' - •••• "..,
...
LUDY on hUBSILOS t t . F .E. NAT E i: . ..:
.D.1n5, , 4, ISSI. i 1 0. , :47:2i -. , . : Cdskter..: .
. •• ,• 7 OR sad p
Tan' Mrr t ,l* l ar u °°'"`•
ecys No. 39 Smithfield
deviled edition; 4 . WadlintitrCri Irving. The author',
• • •
The Gold Wc.e.,l„ivn e i s ; Or, the Diks YiVei Li've in. ps,
the author of ~ whh ; fritkr ,..,
T/la Veielgs end their Denim, viittC,Alitta Nita?:
By /Mg'. she. . .-.. . . falY27
Yeurattnre land Otaair warerooms.' , -ii .
f 'P . JOSEPH MEYER, 4.21 Penn street, ibele .Me.
'C
toanoratlel-Br!idaleti.kebwesepaclrneonstaan,tlyevoettiThanddeacanridpardakozi.eosi
- alley and Plain PIIIMILTGRE, SOFAS and CHAIRS;
of the best xvorimianshlp and moat hpproved• styled. :: , '
Purchasers tvottitt do well to visit hie Werefolltalli -
•
A N emerprlzing man with 'li.eapitat of 8300, to en.:
gage In an exceedingtrprostable manufacturing
business- To one desirous ."o a permanent and pare
bush:less, an opportunity to realize a handsome {needle
otters: Addressa: R., at the Mike of this paper, stating ,
name and where an interview maybe had. (m 727-2 01 •
Sew-and Fasbtonable Gouda:o_
:1 - 11ST. RECEIVED at • .800BYE11. GRIBBLEW
vv Dee Hive Clothing Store, No. 2.M. Liberty • street, a
large and pplendld assortment of the. latest styles 014
Spring and`Sammer.Goods, which wer ate prepared .to
mannOcture to ceder , in aityle un surpassedirr
and.nt extremely low prices. • . . •
We have CL O T HIN G ,,
band large: assertment of READY . ;
MADE CLOTHING, made in the best and • most flute
lonahle manner which we are determfaed twee' very
low for cash. Cotintrymerchanta, and those who bays
wholesale, will find it to their * advantage• to call and ea. ,
=Ws our stock, before. purchasing.:..[apt?: at
_ADP Lawrence Journal, Clarion Democrat, Msteet•
W hig, Meadville Sentinel, Greensburatt Ftepnbllcsa,'..
Waskingto n Esarniner,,Steubenville psion—copy. to -
the amoyutt of SI, solid paper to advertise», clad charge
- Drug and Preserlption-Storei-
JAMES:RIDDELL,
(SUCCISUIR TO WILL. BUCK.) .
DRUGGIST .AND APOTHECARY, • •
of Wylie and 'Washington Seize .Pittsburgh;' :
Pittsburgh:"
:-
T‘RUGS, 0/LS, PAINTS gad . DYE S C UFFS, con •
41.1 stabtly far ' safe. • :"."' •1 '
ti
4:3 PlryslaisteptricqUeuu catefi4.ly - con3poindeit .
nay2m • ko. o- ;'' • ' •
• .Watehee and denreliky.
etHEAPEST IiMERICA.—G-L- Rolm has just
C
opened Slate No. 51 Market street,two doors north r.
of Third eur_ot, where he Is now selling all kindirof Rnei
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRYoko,,A
at about half the usual prices. Strangers and citizens .
are requested to call and see the Goods before - paralle l - •
N. R:—Particular attention paid to fine YVateit
and lownlry Repulsing, •
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• I li,. ' Dahlias; DAISMs t- • ' --- -
LE hest assortairditamdlitatrare'find'betnitifal va
lrieir or Dahlias 'west Or.. the Allegheny Wolin Mtn s
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ism:to. be lad , at , litolllnton `store , Filth street , nex t '.
doer to the Morning Post,.4lllt door from'Wood.-
IThiswillection eon' inmdreds br , dollars to the tuna.-
War grower. who . selected . them, atzti•Matte been pro- -
nteuteed the best in private hands in the United States ' ,
- 1 4,Meritorn Snow Flaks; Were Whits),. to Fausilat :
'llia, (Jet Black); and Irom gusto . qr. .Prunrosed, (beat': •
:Yellow la the world i ) it. War _eagle and acm, (the. ',elev.
zooms in the world) with all the Natty vorie4els na,1 1 ::
tweets the opposite*, that tiave.heen named. .F:1
... r i es s ::„ .
shall - be made , to " salt: Remember, R9BlNwriss,c."
..ritut infect, one deer from - Wood. • . DrYeD , ,
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s i d
rioatet Ay tNe.„- st. An al l •xienoop.or ep,,, owa
,
- Importation, werrenredmme o ss pert , doz. or 50e; per
ogle bottle, at MORRIS' Tea Store, an the :Diamond.:
i!Y` it,AMPL.4S,OOO bas.: swims Rye', f u r ,
*bid
e4l2e. best market aniee-rI/1 ba pa l l.
iy24 • • - DYER.
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1 1 X •intidilof pure caP Tab le
LibenY.1414354. - - •
MTV - : :NOMMEN de• z OUVRINIU.\'•.;
CIELL.ENT - ••
. 11 °Cks at Icor p r ic es . "Vag" auct ' blarkiingr
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FICKEISEN STOUVEPrai;:
lENOLNE Pon, Made ia and tlitt!errr. _
127, Litres ti,atretd.. , .. l_,.._7c .:67 • a- 07,s
7n2y27 , .Flc 7.Dminguri. Sr • 7 7....
-- i - ,dit 7; , r . .. 74 rtes,' y
..1. i . r
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...a. -the. gallon r at pr Liaarrytireet. ... -
im72 . 7. F
IE VlCMSSit.....r________'&-NTOUVEREL.
MH TOMATOLS--kle.garielica
. sealed, 4
fog piffeetly the flavor and. freahneas atria ripe
1 ,,, tt, /arm& by 'WM .&". MeOLVIIG & Co., ..
T r - arn , . Grocera and Talk Dealers.
TIMED 9£n
a s do Bee, canvassed, f o r sale b 79"'""'
NVM: KteeLusci do Co ;
-
456 Liberty•strear.
4NDLE3—Clentesi ,
Bollix do - d° •'
Salida , Patent Politteacsijd!eii,.,
Sus? Candles I •
rzny27l Wkil. A. AIeCLIA6 di Co..
For inle by.
-.ADZES' RIDLNO 'OLOVES—A ever
• • '•-• • 010
bapatuafrartcle; tceeited thiag r taErpr"aa. "•
vY
/E . HASLETT„
alga of Galata
flpf.r.lZA DRINILERS.-11 you want real rood Tea; •
• AD.thtMQIIRIS' Tea Mars, in due Diamond :
- Igis Ea
'decidedly the bent in the city. Prices, 40, 50, 75e. sag
el ir lb. pant '
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