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TUESDAY MEMO, ArNE 8, 1858
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City and News' Item.
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CHAUNCEY B. BOSTWICK, LorionreVille
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RONERT R. DAVIS, Ohlo.
Baptist ASSOClatlen .
On Saturday evening, Rev. G. M. Sprat
preached from 2 cor., 0, 10. After the sermon
collection nag taken up &mounting to $1 . 2,0 . 3.
On Sunday morning at 9 A. M., Association
met. for
„Prayer. The services were conducted
by Rev. 'lt. 11. Austin, of
. Brownsville. At 101
A. Al., Rev. .1. K. Cramer preached an eloquent
sermon frem Zscb. 13, 1.
At SP. Al., the Association participated with
the First Baptist . Church. Rev. D. J. Yerkes, in
celebrating the Lord's Supper, the pastor of the
church assisted by Rev. .1. Curran, officiating.
At 11 P. M., the Association listened to a
sermon'from S. M. Osgood of Philadelphia,
from Acts 0, 24, setting forth the claims of
Foreign . plissicuts ilfter which a collection was
Laken up aniMpating to $10,44, end pledges to
about the smite; amount.
;1101(1)AY. —The Association (Rev. Cramer,
klodtirator) aasembled at the First Church, cor
ner,,of Third and Grant streets. After devo
timid:exercises Rev."). J. Yorkes proceeded to
make averbal report as one of the Committee
appointed to supply missionary labor within the
bounds -of the Pittsburgh Association. This
committee appointed last' year, consisted of
Rev. Dr. Eastep, Revs. D. S. Yerkes and Tay
lor and Messrs. Everson and iloskinson. The
design of the Association was to co operate with
the State Association. This co-operation was
not effected. The labors of the Committee,
however, was not in vain, for it had secured the
services of Rev. D. Williams to the South Pitts
burgh Church. Mr. Yerkes said he did not
make the report as from the COmmlttee, as he
was not authorized to speak for ,them. Mr.
Yerkes' report was received. Further consid
eration of rho report was postponed until Dr.
Eastep, chairmau of the Committee, should be
present. • •
Rev. Joseph Curran submitted a resolution
from Lho 'Committee on the American and
Foreign Biblo Society, setting forth the desira
bleness—of the full distribution of the Holy
Scriptures. Rev. Mr. Boyd spoke eloquently
inlinhelf of the resolution. Ile said:
the Bible as a lever under the proudest struc
tures of royalty, under the very Papal chair
itself, and they fall to pieces." . •
Rev. James French, agent of the above !w
-idely, stated that during the last year they bad
distributed 110,000 copies of the Scripture.
Rev. Yerkes spoke in the most eloquentterms•
of the Scriptures. It was Christ in thejtible
that made it so dear to the heart of chriStions.
See what the Bible has done for heathen nations,
on the islands of the sea, wherever it has been
distributed and studied. God has appointed us
as the instruments of distributing Ills Word;
He has consecrated the art of printing to 11 is
service, Lad designs our labors to carry Ms
Word abroad as a discipline of Mir faith and
love. If Popery is ever to fall it must be
through the Word of God.
The resolution of tier. .1. Curran was then
adopted by an unanimous vote.
Rev. Mr. Heath, from the Committee on the
Baptist State Convention, read a resolution fa
voring efforts to sustain the Convention that
through it thelceble churches in the State may
be built. np and succored. . •
Rattails upon the resolution were made by
Revs. G. MI. Sprelt, R. H. Austin, M. Heath, D.
Williams and D. J. Yerkes. Resolution adopted
and ordered to be-printed.
Rev. J. IL Cramer reported on llome.Missions,
with nre.solution that We recognize in the origin
W history of the Home Baptist Mission an in
;all-amen! of God far the dissemination of the
'Gospel; recommending it to the prayers and
contributions of Christians. 'Remarks by J. H.
Cramer J. R. Morris, R. H. Austin. GI Mt-
Sprott, John Boyd and D. WilliMlM4. Adopted.
The reconsideration and reading of the Report
of the Committee on Foreign Miseions. Rev. S.
M. Osgood and D. J. Yerkes spoke eloquently,
and the resolution was adopted.
Rev. Wm. Owens, of the Welsh Baptist Church,
asked dismission from the Pittsburgh Associa
tion, as be wished to join one in another portion
of the country, to which he is about going.
The -Association adjourned with prayer by O.
Williams.
Afternoon Session—Prayer by Rev. M. Beath.
The epistle of the church at Mars Hill was
read and received.
On motion, Resorred, That we recognize in
the American Baptist Publication Society, an
efficient means for the promotion of t h e interests
of our denomination. and the great cause of
truth and righteousness.
Rev. S. 31. Osgood hero engaged in some brief
bat , eloquent remar to
resolution was
adopted and ordered to be published. .
Res. G. M. Sprott offered a resolution endors
ing the work and commending to their players
and contributions the Baptist Education Society.
After remarks by Reis. G. M. Sprott. and D.
J. Yerkes the resolution was adopted and order
ed to be inserted in the minutes.
On motion, Rev. D. J. Yerkes and D. Williams
were appointed a committee to correspond with
'such churches as have neglected to report them
selves.
On motion, the committee a ppointed to employ
en itinerant missionary were discharged.
On on Benevolent Institutions:—
A. A. F. Bible Society, Rev. 1.1..1. Yerkcs; Foreign
Missions, Rev. J. Boyd; State Convention, J. Mor
ris; Home Mission,. Rev. M. Heath; Publication
Society, Rev. D. W. C. Ilarrey; Sanday School, 1..
H. Eaton; Edocatioa Society, Rev. D. Williams.
On motion, adjourned to meet at. Saltsbury on the
first Saturday in June, 1859. Prayer by Rev. S.
M. Osgood. _
Tun GRAND COSCCILT.—AII the German popu
lotion of this city and our musical friends gen-,,
evilly have been on the alert for some time get
ting ready for the grand occasion, which is to
be celebrated this evening, as this is the evening
of one of the greatest musical treats that, prob
ably, ever was enjoyed by the citizens of Pitts
burgh. It is the evening for which a great many
previous ones were made; the occasion for a
grand union and communion of the lovers of
harmony from various States and cities who will
unite to swell the ,chorus of the "The Sea"—
, an opera never before performed in this country
and which in its varied - round of chorus, semi
chorus, song, sole, duet, etc., will bring out in
all its beauty the various powers of the most
truly musical and poetical people in Europe i. r.
lain the world. The German mind, filled as it
is with .the sweet and dreamy legends of the
Rhino, inspired as it has been by the -greatest
baids of this world, the manysided Goethe, the
pure and half-inspired. Schiller, and a host of.
Ballad and Song writers of whom the world was
not worthy, is peculiarly fitted to appreciate
this Opera of "The Sea-Shore," and no more
skilful performers on various musical instru
ments, no sweeter singers can be found in the
4 world to give expression to the ()Monona of the
heart; in audible and inspiriting strains.
Besides this evening's concert, numerous I
ether festal celebrations will occur at Lafayette
Ilsit, - Which is the head quarters of the band of
' pagers:- Lafayette Ilan has been very finely
jand.chustel3 decorated for the occasion, under
the iinperrision of the appropriate committee,
assisted by the suggestive taste of the German
ladiee. , ri ng alleries are decorated with escutch
eons b e ng.the-Anierican and German colors.
On each ba:iascribed appropriate
mottos front.Germart and English authors. The
'•:baCitifrOtted of:the stage will be accompanied
or s life size representation - (47 Lorley (the Sy
' Ten) with whose fabled Shade every traveler on
the Rhino is acquainted'. The picture (after
Lessieil hisheen, we understand , very well ex
' ecuteehrlament: , Rettel. Jr., and Ludwig
Ititieur, - Who have'--beet! entrusted with the exc.
, the deceit - die paititings to be used on
- the:Occasion.
On trerobrrow.efLeinoon, at 3 o'clock, a prize
concert will come off at the above Hall, in which
the differed. Societies belonging to the AlisOtill .
- tient will compete for a magnificent silver goblet
Those who 'delight in variety of performance"
ahould not fail to attend. In the evening
.splendid banquet will be given at the same HAIL
Thursday, at 10 o'clock, th procession of the
singers will march through the principal streets
of the city, and proceed to Denny's Grove, where
a pie-nio "Mamie 61r. The proceedings of the
feahval will wind up, on the evening of the
same day, with a grand bell4L. Lafayette Sall.
- -6arrLoar.=A large board ran upea which
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161,
the meal comilement of tom were, track the
.rfand _Stress tidge, yesterday aterns on, and
, bending around the pier turned ample over,
precipitating the Tallman Into the river. ey
:were allaavedbY an almost superhuman e i rt.
seirovii wail current in the city yesterday hat
-*Overt against young Kelly. for the ten der
pia i.Widaman, last faii,lad been reversed by
• _
.the tone Court. .We beerd.or nothing Ter sle
1114€0 , 1 0 : the mtttee
Petrar 080ILLATISCISTEASIEcUre—A cheap,
steady, simple motive power 'easily understood
and not liable to got out of Order, is a &eiders ,
Wrote all who entploy meohanical pow er. Luring
the past season we have been trying several ex
periments in this reference; and the result of
our experiments is that we have in use in our
Press Boom one of Cridge 'Wadsworth A. Co'e.
Improved Oscillating Engines. We ate a large
sized Adam's Patent I'ress, and a small Cylinder
Taylor Press; on these two presses we print each
week something over 40,000 papers, or 320
tokens; printers, at least, will appreciate the
amount of labor on this quantity of press-work.
Our engine is 5 inch bore, 10 in. stroke, and
runs about 120 revolutions to the minute. Our
boiler is 10 ft Long, 32 in. diameter, with one I I
inch return flue; we carry am average pressure
of only nib steam to the inch. By an accurate
test, during one entire week, we burned 75
bushels slack, (including the amount used_in
five stoves—say IS bushels) costing for fuel
about $2,25 per 320 tokens. This, we imagine,
is about as cheap motive power as is employed
in any similar establishment in the world.
The Engine is simple in construction, very com
pact—occupying only about three feet square,
easily run, and not Liable to get out of order.
By, the use of a governor-cut-off, the speed is
regulated without the pressman's attention ;
starting both our presses, and soddenly throw
ing one or both off, the speed is not materially
accelerated. Having used Juds6n's Governor.
we consider this one quite as sensitive, and as
perfect in its controlling power.
In order to observe if an Oscillating Engine
of a larger size than ours would exhibit similar
results, we visited, a few days since, the Alle
gheny City Flour Mills, Messrs..l. Voeghtly
Co. proprietors, on South Canal street, Alle
gheny City, and were kindly shown through that
fine establishment by the miller. They have
four run of burrs, 4 feet diameter, with alt the
modern improvements in machinery, such as
bolts, elevators, smut machines, bran dusters,
packers, etc. They have twin cylinders, work
ing at right angles, on same wrist—thus attain
ing great regularity of motion, by one cylinder
covering the others dead point. The cylinders
are 12 inch bore, IS inch stroke ; the steam is
cut off at 13 inches, by the use of an improved
cut-off, thus using the erpansire power of the
steam as well as the boiler pressure. Steam to
run these engines is generated in two boilers,
20 feet long, 34 inches diameter, with two return
flues 11 inches in diameter to each boiler. The
boilers being rather too small, steam is carried
at 80 to 90 lbs. pressure to the inch. The speed
is about 90 revolutions per minute. The pro
prietors gave as the result of a fair days work
for two pairs of burrs, WO bushels wheat ground,
and C 5 bushels slack burned, including the rais
ing of steam in the morning; this is about 9 1-5
'umbels of wheat ground with each bushel of
slack, or about 3 of a cent per bushel as the
cost of fuel.
We are not miller enough to know if this is
an extraordinary performance, and merely state
the.figures as given to us, as the cost of grind
ing wheat, to compare with the cost of printing
newspapers by the use of this engine. We may
farther remark here, that this last mentioned
engine, pith two cylinders of the size named,
working it an angle of about 45 degrees, occu
pies n space of only 71.3 feet. Its movement is
smooth and noiseless, its machinery simple and
easily governed, its power nominally 90 horse;
this engine is also from the establishment of
Messrs. Cridge, Wadsworth A. Co.
If any of our engine builders have better en
gines, which will do more work, and cheaper,
we shall be pleased to give them the benefit of
a statement to that effect.
Da. D.llM—We learn from the Tribune's re
portof the proceedings of the American Homeo
pathic Institute which held its second Anniver
sary in New York last week, that Dr Duke, of
This city, delivered the annual Address. The
Hall was well filled with ladies and gentlemen
some lime before the address commenced. The
Chairman introduced Prof. Dake, who began by
saying that it was perfectly natural for men to
arrive at different conclusions upon the same
subject, but as the offspring of one common pa
rent it became each to extend charity to his
fellows. Such charity was not always found,
especially among the medical fraternity. That
sect who persecuted a Harvey and a Jeuner also
persecuted Hahnemann, both by words and by
law, till they drove hint from Leipeic. Leipsic I
a few years after erected, with civic honors, a
statue to this same Hahnemann. Hoofland of
Germany and Sir James Forbes of. England are
the only two persona who have treated Hahne
mann with true charity. In this country there
Lave been no writers against homeopathy who
are akin to iloctiatul or Forbes. Dunglinson's
Medical Dictionary calls homeopathy a fanciful
doctrine. But iu spite of hard words, sneers
and ridicule, homeopathy spreads. The great
law of “shallia Linda together
the iliciples of Hahnemann in a bond which
shall last till the statutes of nature shall be re
pealed.
Prof. Dake spoke of the benefits of the new
system of medicine, and of the dillies of the In-
Istitute, and of the need of charity even here.
Ile was listened to with great attention through
out, and received hearty applause at the close
of his eloquent address.
Dr. D. was also appointed a member of the
"Central Bureau," the duties of which we do
not know.
OR HAIRTURE.—Most of our readers
are already aware of the superior quality of
Trusses, for the cure of Hernia, which are Hold
and applied by our townetnan, Dr. Hennas
Kersta, of 140 Wood street, who has given the
subject years of attention, and from the great
variety of trusses which he keeps on hand, is
enabled to suit any case, however troublesome.
The Doctor has recently procured a very valua
ble truss, with which he says he can perform a
radical cure in very many cases. Ile is contin
ually receiving testimonials of cures, but does
not wish to publish them, on account of a pecu
liar delicacy which most persons have in attach
ing their names to certificates. The following,
however, is too good to withhojd, and us we
omit the name, we give the body of the letter
entire: "Doctor Keyser—When I got that Radi
cal Truss from you, I didn't believe it would do
any good; but as you told me it would, so I be
lieved you and put it on. It made. me alfired
sore and made a big blister where the ball is. I
held on to it, hurt or no hurt, and now about
two months the place is entirely healed and no
rupture is to be seen. You may publish this,
but don't put my name to it, as I don't want toy
name in the newspapers to such a thing as a
cure for rupture.-
EARLY CLOSING: —Now that the summer is
upon us, with its warm days and refreshing
evenings, we hope to see all of our business men
closing their stores at as early an hour as pos
sible, so ea to allow their employees that relax
ation which is so necessary to their good health.
Those who adopt an early hour for closing will,
we think, be gainers thereby. They will open
up each morning refreshed and Invigorated by
the evening's relaxation, end feel thus more
capable of performing their daily routine.
Messrs. Hunt & Miner, the extensive periodi
cal and pews men, announce that during t.ha
warm weather they will close their store at
o'clock. P. M.
. , .
—o—
CoNCEILT this evening by the Gorman Musi
cal Association, at the National 'Theatre, will be an
event worthy the attention of all lovers of music.
The musical tableau "On the Sea Shore," is a com
position of groat merit, by Julius Otto; the original
poetry in German, is by Dr. E. Klopach. The stage
in the National Theatre has been elevated and seated
to accommodate the numerous singers. Mr. Bart
berger, who is superintending the lingo improve
ments, has 'also arranged for scenic effect, and has
designed thanes representing the sea shore, depart
tore of the ships, storm scene, with thunder '
light
ning, etc.,and acne rise scene. An English trans
lation of lto German text will he fur sale at the dour,
which will enable those not familiar with the German
to keep pMe with the singing, and to better appre
ciate these scenic effects.
,
A Fin STACK —Diners. Morris St Coltart, at
the Irise and Atmospheric Hammer Factory, on
the river bank, Allegheny city, hove just com
pleted a smoke stack which, amongst the very
many stacks of these cities, stands out singly
and alone no having pretentions to beauty. It
is an octagonal shaft, about 81) feet high, with
a well proportioned taper, sad graceful projec
tion at the top; instead of the ungainly square
chimneys which rear their sooty heads aloft
all over our cities, why should not rhimmies be
ormanental as well as useful?
On Tuesday last, an engineer on the P., Ft. I
W. & C. R. R., named Kellaban, attempted to
commit suicide in Crestline. Mr. K. called at
the drug store of Dr. Kernahan and procured
twelve grains of strychnine.' A few minute's
after be departed with the poison smother per
son came after Dr. K., • elating that Kellaban
had poisoned himself. The Dr. hastened 'to his
rescue, arid eneceeded in saving the life of the
man.' For a time be resisted all the Dr.'s ef
forts to administer remedies, but nnally took
them. lie assigns as a reason for the attempt,
indebtedness, without means to pay, and peen
iiiary difficulties generally.
'FLAG PagssliTATlON.-.ACO hone seen a very
gorgeous flag which the 0 orm an ladi es of this city
aro to present tio the Frohsinun musical club thie
morning of 9 o'clock. . It is a while , aille flag,
with a rich border of gold, tasselled; on one
side is a goldert lyre, surrounded by an oak
wreath in green bordered with gold. On the
reverseide is an inscription in letters wrought
gold, s
aa follows :—"Premsnted to the Frobsi
nun by the German Ladles of Pitteburgb, . June
Bth; 1858." This flag was executed by Mrs.
Ginter and miss Arnaldo Siedlo, and we consider
the work so entitling these ladies to an honor
able mention is this connection.
Donavan VINT.—The church and congrega
tion of Iley. D. J. Yerkee, of the First Baptist
Church, of this city, will make him a donation
visit A; Ws clspsb this mans st,
eSing Julio ith
BA STLIZMESE fettle neck
MINIII=M2=I
255,931 523,5783,514, 628
453,295 251,7321,412, 420
169,875 125,322 876,423
112.115 53,229 579,678
151,330 83,985 694,946
115,685 118,310 375,494
169,5551 91,181 471,872
1,426,589,1,207,637.5,895,461 1,541026
1,394,146,1,212,178!5,843,108 1,467,849
.7:92,440 52,353 T 3,077
Pittsligh
Exchange B'k
M. A. M. "
Citizens'
Mechanics'"
Iron City "
Allegheny "
Last week..
.
Increase,—
Decrease.—
Doe to oar
o by "
Notes of other Wes.
4,5t1
r banks, $ 90,321; Inoreasn.. $ 1,43 S
2F.:1,408; " :17,221
213,581 " 97,F,49
The followingois the movomeet of the Enutis since
January let
. .
antemml
_ .
.. 1,355,906 1,186,914 5,153,213 1,161,995
1,353,375 1,243,306 5,101,469 1,126,922
1,379,031 1,283.509 5,019,043 1,163,656
75 1,407,966 1.307,760 4,966,946 1,165,961
1 1,344,931 1,308,008 4,955,977 1,164,317
9..... 1,251,381 1,3:47,617 4,974,959 1.189,223
I - ... 1,321,236 1,342,054 5,223,631 1,245,944
:2 ..... 1,223,881 1,322,922 5,244,399 1,260,935
1..... 1,195,526 1,300,103 5,274,842 1,303.965
8..... 1,189,711 1.302,604 5,310,428 1,310,790
15..... 1,157,536 1,295,601 5,323,216 1.302,919
22..... 1,163,251 1,271,837 5,290,494 1,286,703
" 1,193,386 1,233,839 5,367,714 1,290,030
Apl. 1,280,636 1,190,100 5,478,820 1,324,154
1L... 1,207,091 1,194,232 5,513,821 1,305,294
19..... 1,291,226 1,220,633 5,570,585 1,345,062
"26 1,319,416 1,221,195 5,611,689 1,404,750
May :I__ 1,360,551 1,192,216 5,784,492 1,504,549
° 1,365,331 1,171,627 5,763,651 1,565,132
" 17 ' .1,373,401 1,191,663 5,737,072 1,491,63 0
2.1 1.371,596 1,175,334 5,769,068 1,464,767
‘• 31..... 1,394,146 1,212,178 5,043,108.1,64, 767 4
June 1,426,586 1,207,637 5,895,461 1,540,926
T.IC JUNE TERM or TRW CRIMINAL C 091 1 .9.—
On Monday the June term of the Court of Oyer
and Terminer and Quarter Sessions vas opened,
and the names of the grand and traverse jurors
were called over. The grand jury was . then
sworn, and after the usual instructions from the
President Judge, they retired to their room.
'rho returns of the - district constables, in pur
suance of the license law, were next in order.—
A goodly number were in Court, but the majority
made no return.
There being no . eases ready for trial the Court
adjourned until Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock.
The jail calendar for the June term embraces
a number of very important cases, and the busi
ness of the term will be by no means light. The
calendar numbers fifty-fire cases in all, as fol-
4 • Lorcony • •
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friends hare made the most complete arming -
meals for the reception and comfort of their
guests. during the three days festival. In La
fayette Hall the galleries arc festooned in
wreathe of green leaves, the wreathe being join
ed by American shields, on which are inscribed
the names of the various societies participating
in the festival. Over the front entrance of the
Ilall there is placed a beautiful transparency,
and the building, osternally and internally, is
decorated with American flags •
•
Last evening the reception of the guests at
the different depute Look place. and they were
immediately conducted by an appropriate nom.
mitlee to their places of lodging. This morning
at c o'clock the guests will be officially received
by n committee on reception, and an address do
livere.l by the President, .1. hiredel After the
address, the singers will rehearse for the-con
cert this evening. The programme for to.mor
row is noticed elsewhere.
ROUTE OF raoces.4to3
On Thursday, Al 7 o'clock, A. a , the various
societies meet at headquarters, and form in
procetwion, passing down Wood strati. to Monon
gahela Wharf, counter-marching hack to Third
street, down Third to Market, along Market to
Filth. up Fifth to Smithfield, along Smithfield
to Liberty, down to St. Clair. across to l'enn,
and thence to Penny's tirove, where tLe Fes
Oval Oration will Le delivered, and the song
"Forest Echo" sung by the whole APSOCACIOCI
Music, Singing. Gymnastics, etc, will fill tip
the day, and in the evening the Association re
turn to the city and conclude the festive occa
sion by a grand ball.
BCAUTIVIIL LoWATIONS ron PNITAIT Itrslncares.
—IS is the common voice of travellers that to city
is surrounded with more beautiful erwoory nr more
lovely spots of retirement than Is our own. Yet how
few of our citizens urn either aware of or realize it.
Tied down by their Jail; heathers to the smoky con
flues of the city. and residing but a few squares from
their scene of constant turmoil, they learn of no
place of quiet retreat, no pure bracing atmosphere of
renovating health. Neither dues the housewife ron
calve of a neighboring spot where smoke sod soot
shall not °staunch," nor a constant din break - in nu
domestic pears. Yet such charmed places are around
us and within convenient distance for business.—
One of the must desirable of these favored localities
is to be sold in different sized building lots by Mr.
Davis tide (Tuesdayl evening, at his tulles rooms,
Fifth - street. These lots for private residenres
possess all the peettlisrities and beauties of suburban
homesteads: yet aro seated in the First Ward of Al
legheny, with all the added advantages of city im
provements and conveniences. The entire neighbor
hood of these lots is already improved with the to
tomb mansions and rultivated ground. of Plitaburgh
business men. A visit to the premises will satiety
all of the unequalled advantages of this properly for
private residences, making it the most favorable op
portunity which has occurred for years nr may occur
again. Au the proprietor is determined to sell, those
thinking to purchase fob themselves a piers of choice
property should without fail give attention to the
present sale. Plana ran bo bad at Mr. Davis' auc
tion rouses, and the grouoda will ho shown to visitors.
Wa clip the following from the Brownsville
Clipper, of a recent date, in allusion to a mam
moth Safe which we noticed some time ago:
"MA31310111 Sara.—We saw, a few days since,
at the Wholesale Grocery Warehouse of Miller
Ricketsou, Liberty street, Pittsburgh, a safe,
from the celebrated manufactory of Burke St
Barnes, which we deem worthy of record. It
is 7i feet high, ti feet wide,llffeet, deep ; weighs
4 tons, and cost s7oo' lein.n 4 ot only fire-proof,
water-proof and burglar:pred, but , powder
proof. It forms a part of the partition between
the counting-room aoil theme:ln ware-room,and
wo firmly believe If Billy Bruff, the popular and
well known book-keeper of the establishment,
who has scarcely moved ten feet from his count
ing desk for the last seven years, except at grub
time, should ensconce himself within the locked
doors of this ponderous depository, that, great
a sinner as he is, he would be perfectly safe
against all attempts of his cleft-footed Majesty
himself to fish him out!"
A t.i.TA,,TT.9 SOM.—The day for HOMO ono lash.
ionable hatter in the East fixing absolutely the style
for gentlemen's hats, and having everybody bow to
his dictum, has passed away. We notice. that Mr.
Murphy, on enterprising and practical Insider, and
who has one of the neatest stores In the city, corner
of Smithfield and Fifth streets, has introduced no
less titan six different styles of spring hats. In this
variety, surely all tastes can be suited. Mr. Murphy
makes to order hats of any desired shape; ho is not a
mere hat huckster, bet a really accomplished practi
cal workman, who. but a year or two since, startal
in quite a small stare, Lot by his skill and taste as
workman has already secured a largo share of the
custom of those who would near neat, fashionable
and durable bats.
llsowscu.—A lad named I lindman, an orphan,
about 10 years of age, who lived with his grand
parents in Manchester, was sent to water a
blind 'horse, yesterday morning, in the river.
The little lad allowed the heron to go in too far,
and the poor home being unable to non .where he
was going, became frightened, got into deep
water, and in his struggles washed off the little
rider, who wan struck by the horse, and drown
ed before assistance could reach him. IVe did
not learn if the body was recovered.
- • -
.Sem en P 3. clip from the Daily
Globe, Washington, June 341, the following item:
"Hy Mr. Ritchie, The petition of George S.
Heiden, for the trial and Impeachment of Thos.
Irwin, a United States Judge of the Western
District of Pennsylvania."
This petition was referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary. who will ask leave of the
House to grant a commission for taking testi
mony of witnesses, etc., during the recess of
Congress, which Is now near nt hand.
BFIATING lienjamia Leo VMS com
mitted to jail on Saturday morning by Mayor
Sluckralb, of Allegheny, charged with annuli
and battery with intent to kill, on oath of his
wife. His honim bad no other business of im
portance during the day, with the exception of
a few oases of drunkenness and disorderly con
duct in the morning.
---
Two rotten men Darned John Caldwell and John
Masks, residing in the First Ward, Allegheny, were
arrested yesterday in that city, on oath of Milo
Irons, charged with having robbed and set fire to the
store of J. 13. Riney Dear reen'oeny, across the Ohio.
They were arrested on Saturday night nod will hare
a further bouritig tomorrow.
---
Tung valuable lot of ground situated on Band
street, Dear Duquesne Way, belonging to the es
tate ef Wm. Teen, dec'd., will be sold this eve
ning on the second floor of Davis' auction rooms,
Fifth street, by order of ecocide!. A list of
desirable stocks , will also be sold.
. ... -.. ... •
Tee. annual meeting of the Corporaters of th •
Allegheny Cemeteiy will be held lids day at tee.
o'clock, on the grounds:, Thoie interested'will plea.
take notice... ......
Yr.sTatIDAT VlO * weather wiis 'axecalivoly Got—a
regular yalloir Juno day..
elan adaertleatoant for agents, in another col
nutnheitZat ~ A Book for Prery Mae ;rm."
Telegraphic
CONGRESSIONAL: .
WASIIIXGTOM' C11'4,1.047
Lfriuse pa=sed tho bill providing f..r
keeping and distributing all public. documents
throng the Secretary of Interior.
On motion of J. (Maley Jones, of Penna., the
rfou,e went into Committee of the Whole, and took
up the sixty-four amendments made by the Senate
to the misedlaneous appropriation
The appropriation for :71.0,000 for the Capitol e.v• ;
tension gave row to debate, dining which Mr. Tay
lor, of Now York, ineffectually songht to amend
by
a proviso that no port of the money ho applied to in
terior painting or decoration of the Capitol. Ile soot
there are eminent American artists without employ
ing the istsearoni of Italy.
Mr. Quitman agreed with Mr. Taylor on the sub.
' jest of decoration, but would rather borrow money
than karts the Capitol in an unfinished condition.
Mr. J. Glancy Junes explained that all the money
proposed to be appropriated is Mitlirtni for imilding,
without regard to decoration.
Mr. Marshall, of Ey., moved an amendment pro
s klieg that no part of the money be expended fur
sculpture or painting unless recimimended by dis
tinguished artists, throe in number, selected by the
President, the designs receive the approbation of ,
the Joint Library Committee.
The Senate amendment, withltir. Mar:hall' , pro
vise, was agreed tn.
The Committee rose without acting on all the
amendments. Mr. Hoskin said ho was authorized
by the Committee on the Willett's Point ease to say
that they cannot agree, and to introduce a resolution
that the several reports of the Committee ho printed
ant made the special order for the loth Mot.
Pending the subject tho House adjourned.
Srarry. —Mr. Bunter, of Va., from Finance
Com
mate°, reported a bill making appropriations for
carrying the trans-Atlantic mails. Ile also introdu
end a resolution rotating to the expense of •the neat
fiscal year, the purport being that the Executive
shall instruct the beads of departments to confine
their estimates within tho limits. of sixty-four mil.
t 23
44-6,615
212,461
20,251
92,806
125,539
68,699
bone.
Bills were passed granting pensions to the widows
of Generals Jones and Gahars. Considerable dis
,cuseion followed a proposition of Mr. Slidell, of Lou.
him., to limit the pension to their period of widow
hood, which was not agreed to. Mr. Toombs, of
tleorgia, bitterly opposed the granting of these
pi
diens. Mr. Houston, of Tessa, Donie, of
and others, paid warm tributes to the memory of
General Gaines, and charged the Senate wilha want
of gallantry. Mrs. Gaines occdpied. a seat in the
Indies' gallery, and no', doubtless highly edified by
the debate.
The Naval Appropriation Bill was taken up- and
discussed. The appropriation of SlOO,OOO to the Pee.
swots Dry Dock was stricken out.
Mr. Mallory, of Florida. from t h e Navel Commit
tee reported an amendment for 1110 Construction of
ten steam sloops of war: namely : 5 of rl Net draft
of water , 4 of 14 feet and one peddle wneel gown
er of S feet draft, at an aggregate cost of $1,200,000.
Mr. Hale, of N. 11., mac rd to strike out 1 of it
loot draft, leaving the others.
Mr. Bell, of Tenn., supported the proposal, and
made some happily sareasti' remarks, asking where
the war spirits whoeveited ns so mocha few days ago?
where were was the Senator from On' Mr. Toombs,
who wanted war with ilngland at any firms these
ten years past , Where the Senator from Illinois,
Mr. Douglas, whosebill to c
lothe the Piesident with
slaz .... s Hoary powers, liLotht the
-^ New Ham shi • •
-
astor (Vv._
+at agree with the wise and moderato Couneils of
the Muth man of the Committee on Foreign Atiutr,
Mr. Mason. These war spirits have left no margin,
for any gentleman following in the wake. esrept
to
resolve that tho President shall give orders for the
rapture of the whole British navy. " flir, Mr.
court. it to prapwro gradually and silently fora con
test with that great and arrogant power but never to
use bravado. •
Mr. Brown, of Miss., also orged the present in
crease of the Navy. Bold words, such as had hero
112,0 d. require whe followed by bold deeds. Now i.
the tins/ to increase our ships, when the ',edit of our
country in good, for in a war with England see must
burrow at 10 or 20 per cent. lle would hat a voted
for 20 additional chips instead of 10. for although ho
did not seek war he would be prepared to maintain,
the honor of the country.
Mr. Toombs, replied in the same strain ere!lin hi.
former speech, that tho sited States c dill whip
the world.
Mr. Hammond. at S. C., did net entertain this a
a war 111,11 , 111 T. hat PS ameasure indispensably ne
rescuer for our interest its a peat commercial nation.
Referring to the tono of recent speeches he said
.-
..We cannot build a navy like Aladdin's palace in a
night. Vat cannot raise ships by ramdutions
of
Congress i to rail' en army you harp Icit to light up
the fircs from hill top to hill top : hot the conctruc
tiou of equipments and training of a navy in a work
of time. Liaiking at other countries we find the de
ficiency of our navy compared with our commerce.
Denmark. Sweden and other small 'totes hate no
yin. equal or superior. Every clump orator in the
con otry insists on our taking Cub., and wiping ott'
Spain. yet Spain boo a larger tray y than toms. Be.
Mr. Hammond, Isola these instals in the gulf as it
stricken in the face, and lie hoped that the force in
the gulf kill. rather with or without order, capture
or rink one of the offending iessels, but these oath
firma' sloops are not no a memoirs/ of woe with tireat.
Britain. Ile would meet that issue whet:Lit comes."
Mr. Dunghill, of 111., considered that they should
fret decide what we are going to Lio respecting these
Itriti.h outrages before saying what we will do with
the navy. Are the Senate willing to corder power
the ENC,IIIiVe to avenge and repel outrages, be
!riving, ns hit bill now on tho table Rea, the North
as t e rn b o undary n ot of lailk? If they' are ready to
lent the question of British aggression, du it on its
en merits, without overlaying it with resolutions
!meeting the Central American remold", Every
nstay on the face of the north is defied by the Coat
iittee's resolutions, except ono.
New ostmeass, June s.—The Mayor inae-la pro
elatuation revoking the power of the Recorders tone
point a nperiaJ poll.. The Vititene wore dinmate.l
with the Mayor's vacillation. The street ss were full
of excited people. The Vigil anee Committee were
still fortify log their position. Lafayette Square in
still in possession of the tool+, and cannon loaded
with grape command all approachon I. the Square.
The Recordern have appointed now special
amongst them are some of the worst men in the
oily. They refuse to rive up authority, althoegtt
revoked Lys the Mayor, and have arrested several
men, known to belong to the V igilance Committee.
The Mayor has goon to the Vigilance Committee
SUOIn, and placed himself under the protection of the
Committee. No attack has yet been made by the
mob. Col. Christy has withdrawn on leader of the
movement, on account of his legal position, on the
Committee of Vigilance.
The Recorders are engaged in swearing in special
policemen. All citizens have been invited to join.
There is immense excitement on the Aroma Tilt
Vigilance Com. arrested Lnmedon, of the Pieoyen, '
and kept him in confinement several bourn. for Ly
ing drunk and disorderly around the Vigilance
mitteen camp. The Mayor in still at the Vigil.,
Committee head quarters, afraid of hie life if be loners
them. Affairn look "gunny. It i• not expected to
have an election on Monday.
Nxsr "RIX ANS, June 7. The election ha. gone
for the Americans. award Stith is elected Mayor
by a small majority. The vigilante are ntill behind
barricades; not half of them voted; they nay they
will carry Out the resolutions to free the city of net
tiane. There is great rejoicing itt Lafayette Square
among the Stith party. The city is in an uproar.
NSW ORLEANS. June 7.—On Saturday the Mayor
hoeing his life guaranteed proceeded to the St.
Charles hotel where he met the COUOCiI and znas im
peached and 11. M. Summers, President of the Board
of Aldermen, zees elected in Ids place. Col. Porno,
Chief of the ['Mice, was dismiesed and Col. Jacques
appointed in his place. The old pollee wee re-or•
gsinized and A. T. Turner and C. ti. Muzzy, report
see, were arrested by the special police of the city ass
danger'sus characters, but wore liberated on parole
Turner roan. re-arrested. It IS rumored that tin
Sherill has seized the ballot-boxes ; if no, no elect for
will be held to•day. The streets are semoinglv twist
bat no man's life is safe outside the differit barri
cad.. An attack was made upon the igilancs
Committee on Satnrday night. The Vigilenre Corn
alit,. lost 4 killed and 12 wounded by the .cident
' discharge of a merlon during the confumon.
t. Lo 1:1,, J one 7.—A Leavenworth Ispatel
the sth says the details of the affray aTLasert
between Lune and Jenkins are received. Lane
Jenkins having a claim In contest, the former
closed an acre of land on which was a well used by
both parties in common. Lana recently loCiml the
wall, fenced up the entrance to the well and forbade
Jenkins access to it. Jenkins declared that he
would have water ar all hazards. Latto threatened
to shout him if he made forcible entry on his proud
Ica.Cn Thunday afternoon, Jenkins, accompanied
by four friends well armed, cut down Lane's fence
end proceeded towards the well, when bane warned
them nut to advance or he would shout. Disregard
lag the threat, Jenkins and his party advanced, when
Lane fired, killing Jenkins instantly. One of Jen
kins' party shut Lane in the leg, inflicting a wound
which confines him to teL Lane was arrested and
was undergoing examination to-day. Thom is much
excitement existing; Jenkins was held in high eeti.
maned and hie ,loath is deeply deplored.
A man named Wm. Wells le In custody in Law
ranee county, charged with participating in the nut
rage in Linn county-
ST. Loris, Juno 7.—Dispatches from Leavenworth
to the 3d, says that a tremendous rain storm visited
that city on Wednesday morning, flooding cellars,
inundating apertion of tho tome, and doing mush
damage.- The Missouri river hank is full.
Another dispatch, dated the 4th inst., says that an
affray took place at LEIMOIIOe, yesteiday, between
General Lane and Mr. Jenkins, a prominent citizen
of that place, resulting in the death of Jenkins.
Animosity existed between the parties, growing out
of a disputed Land Claim.
The moil which reached Isere yesterday, with dates
to dm Mb of April, brings cenfirmation of the re.
ported entry of tiogeroor Cumming jnto Salt Lake
City, on the 5111 of April, but no other news not al
ready published.
Sr. LOUIS, June ooe. Leavenworth
correspondent furnishes further details of Mohr:ewe.
They contain nothing additional, excepting that the
d no t reach
Mormonsions met by tiilbert going South hod returned,
or were returning, to Salt hake, and that Hoff ma n.,
commend had advanced only about
would forty m es f mm
the tat to tho 14th of May. an
Camp s p a t b e f o re the 10th or 15th of June. There
is nothing further in relation to the cuttjug off of
Capt. rtfarcfa train.
Sr. Louse, June 7.—The Detnocra tic Convention
to-day nominated J. It. Barrett to represent this dis
trict in Congress.
\Yam:morrow, Juno 7.—The President has signed
the bill declaring the title t° land warrants to rest in
the wh i m heirs 2r legatees, in all cases where proof
was ,tiled but the warrants not issued during the lite_
time of the ailment, and !slaw+ them personal chat
/lee, The wumints issued under the act of March,
1866 - aro eardgtlable•
Waetpgarox Crrr. J OO6 7.-4b4 Municipal elec
tion is prognivalt,and eo -far, has been quiet and
orody. twAr. Pgict - And special °dicers are
aat la lap F gaISFF prficlut pat
Nsw Tong. Jana T.—The bank statement for the Covinzercial.
week inhibits a decrease in loans of $225,000; an
increase in specie of $1,.40.1,000; increase to circuit!, 0011MIDTDE OD anatITRATION DOB
tine, $206,000 increase to nominal deposits $2,137: ! 1v... DICK., V. P., Email , ammo, C. H. Damson,
000; increase in iviihdrann ders,sits, $354,000. W. w. t•tant, Mew Cutrall.
Lori:WILLA:, Juno 7.—The river is rising, with al . Wee lily Iteviewortherlttsburgh liarlket.
feet of water on the falls. Weather clear. Thar- i I Reported specioily Jar the Piltentrgh Gaelic.]
tuometer S3'.
Perrsultuts,TCMlLY, Jrax 8.553.
Telegraphic BI arks is. The r..ntr•clion .o basalt. goes on slowly hot stekdlily
. . , , ,A- the Stimuli, approaches the auti , ity of tho Spring thr•
lire . Volta. Jaen 7 —0 ,500 6 1 ..' 1 . ' t "' nt '' ' ' s ';',7, ''', i 1,...a. Thereto ..IR twdrever, a fair itruonot of bnaltace•
pri, 11 . ...1.0 bales sold. Flour lino: 1 . 71/. e bids sold. "*"." doing in all .I,..partuarrute; and ate hear very feW'rentP 4lol..
hens: 1 0..) 10. VOW. Garr heavy: ?Lime bus riold: Olive , ! ~,,,,,,, our r0r,,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,.
fiNd7:l; whits 72•14b0`. Yellow 77( .1 75 " . 1-I ' n .... ' ° Y• " i The rivers continue high, the constant talus serving to
dull. Batter toe - r at 1 . 2., b 17. Linseed Oil dull and int
o. kimp them up. The weather belay gives some token of
i louget. 111Jea . Inn tuA Ayres !fie higher; sale. at -.-- becoming settled, arid as hope It rosy settle, for if we have
Tillios dull st 10.1,.1 , . Whl. , Y 5t ..4 .t . ' 1421' C ' ff" Muth more or it, a frog pond will he netbing to the croaking
dull. :I , tigur dull Fe• i.:lr dro , pitir, on Cotton to I.lver. ~,,.hell ht.,.
1 ....1 :,:,,„.,..: 1,1 St,. b 5 . 5 7,1::ai1y: Chicago end Rock Wand .
1 The Cincinnati Musette says the wheat crop In obi., and
..i .
111 . 11 . 6 Lattti °s ' n .21' 07 ' - -'', C ',,'. 5".° .,' . 5 , 2 .' . ',,.. ,P'''''...,' Coal. I oilltros will be short of the average; di-corn crop muldltag.
,
Crated t.... hi:la:wale so. ~ ~• '...., 4 ,; ...•"...... 1 ,rand the cots, bay and potato crop large. The Chicago
et • o Coo IC,: Cleveland 1 Toledo Z., o Tribune says the crepe( all kinds will be • good one and
1
PutiAtistrult, May 7.—lteNtipta of Stour conlinue to fall t h a t r b er „ Is so ~,,,,„1 5r, f,,,,. creaking. I„ thu
['ae m o o . .4.
4 , 11, but no export demand, and superfine nominal at $4 *.:A. shall h a ve a n avo rygge cr op if
otherwise, we cannot :answer
the we attrar w ill on. soarer ,
ot s ts . 101 e• trt family range from $I 00 to j+. Sales of KYe and dry for a week or two,
Fl.or at $.:, ,--a &rho, Corn Meal at $7 , nt.f., 11,000 be. f or 1 ,.
::.""1I: v •lote 11 beat .....1.1 .0 $1 Li. 1,01310 fair at $1 10, and I T her , 0 ,,,,,,,1 produce here, fur the eastward, continuo
red al *4' to $1 . Rye wanted at "0: Corn ;settle, and 10; lar go for the seioon. and by Lake they are very targets . in
non line yel lon .....1 , 1 at 7::.. atloat end Tile eture 'ALIA. bus s ,t„„ r „, o f l as t
~ ..5 , , T ,,,,, pros ,. 'g o .b an a. a ,„ t h“ nt , ~,,
',on. rat. t.obi ..... ,, , , n. Clover l'eed ...lad sad II here yet .the . ouutry, and shows that it would be idle to
a le. c $4 :As., I .•!,,. Pi...ions unirt: sales e d itions:. any ad WKI,I[I, in prices. The ooly article that
lisle. at 1 1...1 . ..: , .. l'i.le , at at''', . Atoill.ier• at 7 .7 I. Lard ahows env
tendency to advance is corn, and with It there
• 11.1 t at 1 I i,e in ads and 1,: in ' ltcga. !less Pork sells slowly 1 5 5 ti r r u neer cri it s pr,. 5 1u,-t—whidr,
at $ l 7 ::eat l'l 1... , .. 1^' , ... ~......., ' 4 .. M..rosr. Money continues r.y, the 120t4 4 broker. firolusg but diddle
L..• advere ed to ....,r i.• ....al baps It": Ci•lt , e loon:lit lII' , to do sal the bents absorbing all the good paper offering.
„ r ip ~ r.,, P i o ... lots ...n...1.0 . Wool doll Whid‘v Ti,.. same . true of the money market eastward, where
sills :lowly 51 cau l , ~, .1. 11.30..1/111 prevallsand mottled coca prefer to keep their
CI v. taa lc, J ea , .." FI ,,, Lt 4.1 ,4 ,1 y end loblianged, 10011 Looney idle rather than adventnris it ro doubtful in.stments
l 1.1.1. sold r ed $.: . 'i.e., 4 1.., •iipertioa to extra, reeeints light. The," la however, a very slow and gradual improvement iv
Viloaky tires ut 1 , . lle ugh the receipt. are 101 00. b. 010 114111 1t13{14 . t. and at .110 progress,. the country will gel
animistic , . dentatul . ontodie• Pro, i-, na doll
li.,
fairly upon Its feet again said go ahead ea strongly never.
&dined to ,r, and [hilt Sid, +old at ;' a - with s dell war
bet. Weather i drat and ples.stit 11....ey and Exchange
unaltered
Ittmuoat , Jun.. - anl...ll.mara S:t net and
Oita , nt 14 City {I. %, haat very what.
at ~,1 3t $1 02,4110. Cornt , n..yant and arts..:
rt. , rialotta lac... awl I.rtner
II I , 1111 I,g 0 r SIN R. 7,0.
ri• ..., .1 celebrated Sewing blachines
11..0 attained their pre eminent position among im
provement t of (hie Ist, from their ximplicity,
being the least complicated of .y ever invented; 2.1,
their me is easier learned; 3.d, their stitch Is more
elastic; 4th, they sew Iron, ordinary spools, silk,
linen or cotton thread, and finish their own work;
.04, the, are cheaper (because of (heir superiority,l
than the cheapest. W. C. Elliott, the popular shirt
manufacturer, No. 21 Fifth street, is the sole agent
for this city. Call up. him. You will he treated
with the utmost politeness, and shown the lost ma
chines extant. It is nimply throwing money away
to porches° any other machines lb. these.
Cat I. when yen will at Slott-r'. fine Ambmh•pe
and Photograph Mallory, No. 73 Wood street, you
will find it thronged with visitors examioing the ..01-
lection of plot., whirl, it presents, or waiting their
turn for a "sitting. - It is not inappropriately rolled
tee '•Peoplr'e flattery," and mod undoubtedly
Slatter's success is due to the cheapness ci his
work—picture, costing a s 1. w+ 2., rents—to much
rts to its faithfiliness and the nl,ihty of the preprie-
•
liristet VA a ILI 09 and persons fornhihing
apartments. Atoulil call at the I . pholttery ettablivh•
wont of Mestrii. M 1..., hho ovV, and examine
the a.cortment of Loithges, Carpets. Bear, Mot
treeles, Cie., which they have on hand. There is no
firm in the city of Pittsburgh we can more readily
recommend to the public. Both members are rime-
Imritynen and gentlemen in the Into sense or
ult tlen in br
iiiiiiii".ent
' imember
word. l'oren..etii=.:
forming an ai.inaintani•t nigh t
their stand. Fo. Fourth :Incr.
Ere,. A Liquor Alurchante,N.,
L.:. Liberty street, enjoy a•tnputation which
Bret to say is not general among their ricer. In this
Jay of roieohed and drugged dietillations, when op
pononcy to the vending of liquor, has so completely
failed, it rarf he no question with the friend of hu
manity, as to hie course. It plainly against •••lel•
and we evy to the public, when liquors are
purchased. let t1...m hu get from a house like that we
tnettiioned 01,00 e. which, while extensive in ite
seeortmeni.. i. . • th 'roughly re11..1.1.• in other ro
ti. ot le doing
, . .
line trade in Lathe , ' sle.e• ali hi•
patronage liting Lnor.l of -,n the trim litundatiim
good work and fair dealing lie kseps emplityeil
only the beat hands, turnn nut only the best wash.
eoLraita (Lei best model., in aeon tine to the intereAS
c.i hi+ eunhintern, and has. no way safely say, as
vo.til an estahli-lininnt n can be found in either city.
ret•entmend euiphatieally eur reader , .
Statinns' ,-l-eneine Machine. bare nothing tt. four
[tom rompetition. Their menu are too apparent
and their character too well mtahlithetl. Since their
introduction many attetaw haie tenon made li,
en
pone to them, lint they stand .a end-.tee and will
emitinue so to stand. Thm-e who have n , •t yet pro
Comm.! one of the... asti-inn. and still rentuire
their 0..1,1+1311Ce. r 1.1,11.1 store
Corner Of Morkel and : , .. , 011 , 1 - tenet:, and examine
the different varit lie, be h., en hidel.
Ms.it •iid- onil Pboteeratili
N Tri is the 1%1., to eaff
Tbrn r.iie open,
tor. tiled h ail ell the
the Ant. It wort: invariably pit, siitirfortion, nod
prie, then, is no inxtinuim, of tho kind mire nee
fiinalile. titre him a call. Ineiir in nlin tN. ;6,
P.Ltrtli ?tre&t
Canpoond :ant t., Le the
.eft niedirine 1.,r r..14.:11,, , •1•1••••ii.en.e...f the thr.,
n 3 lanr, an•l evon ~,n 3utnnti •thnt ha
ver been prrFentaa la the Wa hate Fenn
vouchnna it ,rrit•
en by ,the have .e.l it. anti from ,•nr
innintanee with the artiv u le h,rll and to pn•privto.
—a gentletn. nvt puce ni inarkety • no h.•I to
I.,riani in :tayilq: IZ tint it anaertn4.
Tar. Scott Legion held a meeting lent evening
and adopted a uniform It is to be a sky-blue
roundabout and pants. and blue cloth cap.
Medal on the right breast. Anne, mushets.
Tuesday, Itlth, the Legion will he inspected
by the Brigade Innpector and enrolled into the
volunteer service of the Stale, tinder the new
militia law
NORTH BRITISH Review —The May number
of this publication. American reprint, is receiv
ell from limits Miner It contains eleven
pers of ability and interest, the subjects of which
take a wide and attractive range.
(Plot id the umniliusses of the EGielsior in
broke down ye.terdy afternoon jmi n it left ti
pare, near the Fair Ground.. tine of the hors,
plunged and fell and the axle of one of the whet.
broke at the same instant, giving the insider, a d
(-idea shock, though nobody was hurt.
It it Let the common desire of all to make lb
best possiltle Investment of their means, and thus
merchants who oiler the greatest inducements I
cash I.nyors, seem to be favored with the great.
prosperity. This rect. well studtal and acted np,.
by Carnagban, Allegheny City, bee given direct,
to all his business operations. liens, the low rat.
et which be furnish a good article of nett's
boys' clothing.
•
Vitro applied cicala to the great practical er.
of the age; Morse ban brought iialsanimin to lit tl
daily aervarit of millions of men ; Newton unrave
ed the tunti, 01 the 'tar', nod 'mole their midin
the mariner' , guide on the trarklese iii•ean. wt.
there teen bate ilono in their depurtitsenta, Dr. Ay
doer in medicine. He Write great diee..verley.
Seionro and litre to u,o in the cure of dirtier
nd maker the cell di,. , teries of the great Chet au, available for the wantr of every day lite. it
medicine, for the low juicer at which they are col
bring within the reach of every man the beet 'ivi.do
and the her! ,kill of modem tinier.-- II
Serricvrart.
Tor 1..• v r or Pn.unc.--
••The love of praise, howe'or concealed by ar
Iteips, more or less, and glows in every ho
The proud, to gain it, toils on toils nodose.
Tho motlerl shun it low to make it sore."
Ii is our prow tore tol praise the garment mode
he Brown Stone Clothing Hall of 11°,41411 N
00, No. rtB3 and 003 Chow - toot street, above rk
Nit:LANE', CP.I.F.IIRA TGIF I.IV ER P I 1.1.3, Wl`
parwl L T Fleming Bro., l'iltnbor,b, rzuk.lftm..og lb
no p.polar remnaics t , f tI flay. flat 1t ..11 rnix Illy
miplaJnt. 1....1athe and dy•popniu. Is now bepmd
arml4. Kraal 11, lomtlArkony from • Well kwon
lady nol cyollousan4onr own rays
N4W Woo, A ognot :‘,lss
Mr. and Mro. W111.4m0, No. 24S : 4 osontli !Met, I,
that they have both been sulfating Pith the brat complaint
for &lam, Ore yoora during which time they Lave spent a
largo amount at mussy and triod many Ivilsodinf. but to no
Finally. hearing of Dr. )loLoun's Pint, prepared
by Flomina they parallax/al four Loa., w huh they
took ocronlinc to /hearth no yeempanylug novh Loa, and
now pronoutam tlsommni vas/ per foctly curad of that iliatrins-
Ind disease.
113 a Purchaaaraabould Imaareful tomb for 1/11-II'LABP.
061./KIITLATEI.I LI V KR PlLL:tonal/ors/gored by Ilfdll3flNl.l
a
/ I POP, of Pittsburgh, Po. lillere an other Pills pporting
to Le Liver Pills, now before the public. hr. lirLoneds gam
lila Liner Pills, six/ mdolonted Vanolfuga, ran now Le
Mal at all easpeatahlo drug atoms. Non. genuine soiMoul
Ito rig/wears of JeSalsonT 111.011140 0608.
Alustruanrous
PROPERTY HOLDERM, ATrr K I lON
PFIRBIN de. JOHNSON
to , rvasr.l 11(!,ir tuilltln fka lismotaw twit,
npplylug
W- lAD B .B.Z CIO'S
I'A'rENT ELASTIC FIItE
13; ATER PROOF CIiVAIIIINT 11.001 , 1NG,
ARE now preparA to execute orders for any
denniption of Rook, ntetp or flat, al (he sh,tolll4
tic., awl with dm «Imo,. rile. btu;;btu;;l.• put 46.
11°44 that catit(vt
C ho:ll,not+m anal .1.3111.11b1 I i ty..
Our Itusle tire too Will known to require any sulcuty trout
Tastinsonials iu rancor of Etats itisofing and saw*, can
Lowe. by calling at our Omen, No. 75 Smltbdold drool.
Buildings rusered With the short Roofing cau be wan al
H. N011...11, corner of Wylie and High ativetai J. Bedt . •
navy Hotel, corner of Brent and Seventh strsetia Bon. of
W. 0. Esq.., Diamond alloy, opvisits Patterson.
Stable; aka. n( R. titraW.Conact of Markel stud Second sta
also thine of 11. IL.Surei.p, num block; Brownavlllii Wharf
Host; Hobert Flynn, Minos., betaiseu Wirtater
and Wylie strtel, Store of J. H. Slcßoberts, Webster at.
Strada or A. Emilie) rnturr of Water alley and Sandusky
street, Allegheuyi Minis of 11. B. WSW., EN..
ItOzi; 110n."...4 A. Neuley,Jobt. Scutt, Inn. htcCnll and Mel
Coon, East Liberty; and ninny iitliera thu h 1111.14,00 lo men.
1111 JOIINSON,
aldlalavilyl/ N 0.75 Sad I . ll..bargh, l'a.
L AKEfISII ---2 a
5 tolls. Le Salmon;
lAkir Superior 111,11 W Pleb;
lit lit ULU. do •do
SS Ils. Trout;
1/212111111
.311.1.1 a. Lake 11..rring - ,
50 Edda de do
fA hf da 11.0 Mackerel.
Art exiles article, Ma, to stare and for aala by
my lal .1. O. CANPIRLD.
BRdWN, IIILL 5
I=2
!;!lIIMEI',I=EI
Ictia,,mazulA
qa
APPLE..—Nonearriviam chow. Nrtriory would hrihg
v c co) bbl.lmt those tiootatlorri are altogether nonallpl.
ASIIKS--Tha market lethal!, we quote Pod nomitar at
41 and ?mix, Ash ranges from
111:rTt ANTI 11)05—A very moderate ingniry for
Butter and prices. aro ahnoet nonittud at Id for Commuo atid
110410 tor Prone to Choi., Holt Egg. ara rather 1.100
And wanted at o@lo.
BACON—The market in not active hot the foaling Is
r,
bolte 15105 of Country Shoulders at Cato,i, Wee at 7
cc I and Plain 11501 at 8, and of City Cured Bleonlders at 7
rash and :I, tirne, Rides SA$ and Plain llama
Sonar Coral 1150 , BPI:AO:11.
BKANS—A , alumet no gale; we quote emelt Mine at 74
4$1,01) , will, no otters above the inside Bore.
BleliETS AND TUBS—The following are mannfacturere'
ran. at Fallctoo and New Brighton: Bucketa, common and
I: hoopoll,
$7,751, CO and $1,30; extra large Tabs, 2 and 3 hoops,
$4,74 and 5: No. I Tube, $630, No. 2 do, $5,51:4 No. 3
do, 14,70 No. 4 do, $l,OO. Keeler,. No. 2, $8,75 ash, p.r
fund , Solon of Enicket• In the rstail way at $2.0030V2.12.
510. of Warliboards at New Brighton factory at $2,25 iwir
1 dux.
BlWUNlS—tliereie enpply, and micro range from
$1 pro doyen for common to $3 for choir° extra, interns*.
Bah/ gnelea ranging accordingly
COItDADE
-31anilla 1:00, roll, 10 c lb Manilla it,gie. nit, 14 OVI It.
110rop Rope, cll. II r - et Uhl lletup Itope., cut, 12 c Co
Tarred }top, roil, 11 c IblT.wreAl Bop, cot, 12 th
Pa king Yard. time, II r @ MI Parking Varu,rom
BED Ctlll DA—alai:MN $1.30. s2.."o44 b Vtun
Hemp. r. 37, $ 2.11.4i,5,47f. don
11007 0:11,11 etc bah.
PL,40;011 LIN Eht--Moullla, 87 Is T. dna. Damp, 70.7.
I.orroN ARNE—Price. remain es botoro /o°lso
POO.
b In-or. r qlm N.,. 16
, II 1N...17
No dbl r 171, 1 , 1
No 11
No lb . • ....lo c lb, No. 20..
Pilox~Nu. boo_
11 c a Ace WWI
1‘) r ddr Nn. 16,1
c yl Ave
NTIFSTINOS
8,5, yd
-GAM LES AND SUAD—ennillea ateady At 0. quota.
do. —.tipped 12! rr.ould 13 Awl adammtine
s.up mmal. As bet., atowly nt 5 50 comm., 6,55 tar
15.. awl 10 for Pairy , . e. T”Det and Cs,llln, oth 50 d,
tig cr. k r, uo , 4 %. _ - • •
light eupply, tint Chore
ndla it lucid>: salew at New in Ili., smart way In
tail trade el at P.
DM Ell FRUIT—SIew of Apples in lots at
r shipment amt. Peaches .eater and tuitional at
DRIEII bEEF—Stnall sale. if new 19 the tierce al
ta.• Kale , prima vreal•tru. •ralval.
45 bat nala In smell trtna rL.r. that' ara hold
the rmall • •% at tAI
ra.t:l3—Wo .4;3.'4. F.... 4, o.n art ;val. N.' 1111 n the ran,.
4ral.ro Sh..rta. Shlpatutts and Midelltage, watt
Tinto at 4J. utlx,l Brun and ithot fir at 50, sod Shells
demand fat Markarol No Z. large.
.tt yr...J.04113 la HA, and $C.6t. , q511,75
10. IlahLta IlerrLog is,lAsC,Otr, NVittta FirL.
Soprrtor do $ll, Lalf do ordinary
L.ll, Suiera..r, pixy) Trout, Ws EN.ualif.lo
1 . 4.1ti.13 1.
FLOCK -The r...ript•Coll l / 1 1111 0 small lent th.• de/nal:if la
very 110.1. atl.w arrival r.l Bola, at $.1;21.{.453,4• and
r•tra at „1.1f11,1n, WI In oinality, nutl, 'tore, regular
•al.w al S2.A entar. tw ran, dpm for family
.I.• Th. f••lmg yoaterda• was rutltor Iwtter than f, • few
dut•l.
6 It
—QII9 contitwelu alealy demand at tr,drotn tint
at. note Noma oblvrnte Itouth or Kota th at area,'
let good a
regovat sad seam at 47atf..0
• 111 a se:lN ataaahly to dlattllers from Drat hands
•
. •
t• rn.l Irma etc, at orll 1V 6.01, !mi.:. ul 11ftil4•rr.1.1 1 1
r.., mninlr •1:1, abd 0 1 0.40111 tau 11,1 mot
list•
to •larelo ducult•l from the 0..20try
••la mud lab, 1 1 1.0 or by 10.1 aud bbl. Nt..1:••••
•,..01) Of 01. Cab , e end flke.t
OAS I . llql-1.1... fullo.n. 0.0.•gb
tubiug
Per•
r.r F.,t.
. . •- • ,
7 rtn I'y inch CIA, Pipe... 3 cis
1i 1 11
13'
+..
1734 '
:!..i
sohteet bt the t,P 'wary tllecuunt
tkl- a !nor supply et entleo, sod ettlee at 110.
II It/Et , --ttte..tt little.. have ativaucut.l to :434 mud lb°
t.4.4lenetr 4e 441.11 .114.4.1 , 1 There :vie but fete y Iltdee
met met ue quote pricx ss firm at Itezitli
IRON k N It I I,—lbure lea very Itght tletuattd, but ent
rstee ate ustelatutted, stet v.., rele-st uur quotatuotte •
16011.11 IKON.
Oluariv.tt Ma 11..1., Ith 2114 Per teat tel
HOOP
JI
Nit.
CM=
V..uao Lk,: 9,74
ikl
3.1
NnUtlD •]x NUM.-
t;
........
•
rIAT
1 by 3; 7 16
mid
Dkudy 111,1..;'
REES
. .
7-Id aud d.ad ,
Saddle Trwt•iq and
by 316 aud 11.1 4
daad I.
I ^ ••
- • vz;
B lit or R.Lv..te lb •
0,
ewer, tn,...1
13,14.15,1.. a 17 Vtb
156
IX ATI I tal— rimrtgr itat
Slanghttq
Upper I,nllirr doz
we repeat our quotation.
IffiFrsni
..... ..................
iskirtine Leather F 1 lb 1 1-SlgTff
... tOffil
I.s itit—A iery dull market: country is nominal at 100
.1‘ 4 and city do at 11 for No
I.
51B1111—The tuff riven continuo to furnish •Leady
apply, and we note further sales of Urea. (rum ffrst hnd§
pu.i56.,111 tor (more Common and r2O for Clear. Shinales
n tff,oo6sfff.,ll:i
NI Ur , PORK—Sane of country pocked at $.l:, and city
I•• at $17,504 615; in the noel% tray sales at 515.50..
011,--Linveed t I a held flrroly at 70', Lord ffd Na I.ls
et 65 and am.
IltrrkTOEff—Am acarce and have advanced; sales on
ir rtv u l or ffeds at 35410 and Nvahnutiocks at 40(ditrh.
SittlDS- -Wo can boar of nothing doing itt Timothy or
Clover. Flax he steady at ffl,l2fftsl.ls.
LT—Staaily hot dull at $.1.1aad.6405 for No.l ad $1,15
Isar extra.
ISINDUIV tiLASS--priesx are arm, ern repeat oar
qnotallonv for the small eires, city mate and 709,
p 5.00., Into. $3.75; Sall to Pill and 01.12C0 10011, $4,214
1113 to 9113 and 141 Ito Waif, $4,16. lllicae are not cash
price; country brawls range 60 cents II hot leaa. For the
suoreeding 10 cent illecourd off.
IVIIITE lA:AD—firm sod in Lamy demand at ffll-Prn 611
hag for pun , in .01, and dry Or vOll5, abject to the llama -is.
count. Red Lead pet, and Litharge 86‘..
Will/MS—Soles of Karr 1151.01% Rectified Iseteady
at Iffleff2
Tile PtllLlelo,Bl/ C•rftl oil:wings of beef
Cot tit, et the market for the week, show it decrease of about
Ziti laud below the reompte of the Week Freston'. weather
111 inclpAlly Owing
to
nufavorable state of the wr,
oipther with Om fact that drovers et this market. do bat
roollre the prize. obtain...let neighboring cities. The prices
of all descriptions of ealtleShow • faring off compared with
lisle time butt year of Vida 3.3 14 100 Ma erittelPhi.d
that dm tug tbo atoning antocom priest will Mile higher.—
Today the market was quip tirely, there beings good tie
mand, and plow well nounteluod. The offardip rddietwo
yard. amount to 110 load of which 61ti wore itotaced of at
ViiinielPs Aesop Drop Yard at sidiol-I'.
Torre wean e few extra which sold et 01, 010, and ate.nt
910 Mad were taken to New Took.
SiEP —The market has Loanquite dull dining the paid
week: the receipts being largo end the &Ismail limited,
prieos balm declined honed . 11 head. The offartngs amount
to 7000 bead, of which only 4000 bend purchasers at prices
rooting from $3 to $5 IS bead, Neal to 71440 for doused..
The arrivals slid sole of hop at Phillip' Volsci ,Drisse
Yawl .meant to WA/ hued, eirlicJit sold et prices 0. 1ttq.. 1 .t.7
from fIC4 to s7 , ' for 100 lbe net,
Import. by River
LOUISVILLE per Rocket-1M bbl. dr 6.0,29 toe do bauls.. 4
2.5.4ke potatoes, 160 aids, 57 bls cotton, 210 Ude dour,: dm'.
bristles, ciarke or; 919 As wheat, Kennedy A Bro;
blots whiskey. Forsyth A co; 2ma mdr, J Collins, 91 1,6
whkkey, Carr k co: 42 aka dr apple., W Cooper! 0 carriage.
T Kennedy Jr, 7 eke wool, W Harker, 5 be aids,
Pennock f co; 100 lade dour, Knox A Irtlee; 70 do_,
Hutchinson; 109 do, J F Torrenurs 1 tak b W
310 elks, 0 do bbl., l 5 do km A Wood; 334 bow pig Iron,
7 1 ,1 do, lihnick co; 172 do, RC Loomie,
CINCINNATI per oladietor-27 to. boo, 4 bbl, 2 boo. ¢3
nts potatom.
lob! 00,100 do oil, 50 to lard, 21 Idols
tobacco, Clerk., A co; 40 aka regs. Bbutrisn; 24 bbl v0w...,
18 kegs, Bagnley, Cosgrove A co; 95 bbl whiskey, WC* to
60 do flour , ilhisgrare; 15 do oil, P R W ACK Ft; 2 bbd
tabacru e lleyl; 44 bp wheat, Liggett 17 L li.ll iscrap Iron,
Speng7 3 111 stolen" Getteudorf: 30 do do whiskey, Bern
-10 la map, Clods,; 172 bin co too, 151 Fentmult , 7 4
dodo, Nitnick A or; 173 do do, Kennedy A. cal 32 du
do, K log, Pennock A co; 114 As wheat, Illitchcock A no; 42
thl door. Llimetu 931 slim whet, Kennedt; 409 do do. 111'
Ballo A Abler, be do do, Taggart; 711'i'1 whiskey, Brlum
do do ,151 161 boot, Zr, Ltd milt, comer.
111 d
ZAN ESVILLE per 1.33 ma Gotham-555 bbl done,
telcieco ,49 MA eggs, 14 tp butter, 2 .k. fruit, Clarke A et ,
7 0.1. cute, Ilskowel I, Peen & co; 99 elm corn, Patin: 2 lobt
lilhodlots A or; 2 do du, Weldon: 150 hP 6418Y,' 9
Jnate, 707 rile feed, ?L': do, cute, 11 do potatoes, 20 do dr
ripples,: do poschae, 1 bbl eggs °weer: COO ft itanocr, 88 h..11
h..11 A CO; 24 told Am, Brauer. 10 do do, Duren; 24 st.
potatoes. Little, 50 Jon buckets, ifroesint 10 UM flour, It..
LOUISVILLE piir Endmvor- 2 56 hidea, 110011 E 1004 pg.
lead, U A Falinesauck; II all 505114: 115 whole Jo, 0% Ltd.
Wood; 40 tons pig aid.!, Lourolr, 192 661 floor, Liggett; 6
Wylie; 138 Lis c 011.,. Pennock; IS aka coke
Thong - nom 31 pit gs snackluery, :10 tcs bent, 141 by wheel.
10 hbols tobacco. 155 bbl flour, 31 do whiskey, 17 1m stouts,
Clarke A co! 30 bbl cosi, Utsch
Peterson
4 bbl glees, Curllng,A
Co. 3 bid wire, Grout 100 do Mos, Peterson: 370 aka wheat
)(weedy! 10 bid pearl ash, Lyom 2 hbd, 1 kg tobacco, owner
•,3,1 .1. whissf, Brown A Klrifatrifk.
ST.IOI/18 per Clitton-121 41,4 *heal, Brown K Irkpat
ride; 2.6 rolls leather, B 1 eke Anthem, 1549 DLi t flour, 7
do, ...... 5 Mal tobao ZS bide; 0 NU skins, 0 do 0091 sails
95 Clarke A en, 11 0.1,2 bo copper, Colantatn, Ilitil
,nen A co; 5 bbl oil, B Ayahneelool4 hhdo tobacto, Grier:
I tio. tuda,ll rope, PatereiNE 100 Bear, Langley &
bead; SY.S eke wheat, Kennedy; 40 bbl flour, Idmia; y; 353
ales wheat, Liggett T.i6bbi fluor, Id'ilatei A..Ander,.l3l ;to
bsmo, 10 do beat 510111 & Soo.
NASIIVILLE per Jennie Grey-2 Mid eogar LlDelair. be
, lonsplg Ira% Graff, Bennett 4 or, 2ha ware, BEC , .ffly. 30
' 1;61 hiekey, L raltneetock; Mil ham, 3 do ahoniderlk
Fleck & Barmier, 52061 whisks), Black & Weft* 1141 mds
Stewart 50 WA Cour` 2la bam,BelditU 5 bbl a 1 13314103
blot 3) whiskey, Anthurs & BodgeneloLafliak;4oll l boWheaS
Kennedy; 31 sks Ilour, Dickey, da hld AU% B:Ite hen, 10
cak shmtiders.= eke potatoes. 2 MUM, 263 book C la rke
& 03 12 bbl lard 011,463 ahells, lot of boat tackle, Jmea &
Cooley; 13) Ile m 110.494 bge wboat, '245 bbl dour, 11 do
lard, 02 do4tineketk *este t0644' lbs melt,
.1 7 0 boo
wheat, IDickey & 00.
Btelaisboat liegister.
AIatIVED—L......, itrowsnretan,Tvier4 40: Baked
Dvard, EBrabath; anYoll, Wbraßur, , wma....9 44 i.
.u.
' DEPARTED—Imam" 8ri7r5.01.5 TAWS ' Phi do; OA.
Bayard, Plizsba&inChayalt, iiltrallait• • :r
40=-4.44%444.00.1. ''' ''.
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MIN' XII. BCIZWIS
The yr - Pother rater day was as t at,f,,
omittY T.T. it woo.
dentate Grey from leasheille, thp e.
'trams Graham from al l the - g;:i‘ "'
filet
Rocket both from Loulnille. all arrived' ~,Tet " to e
were reported in the GoscV.P of reete,a,,,,. -m om - o.L.es and
refer to the= again to direct attention to n
conned which may be found above. et of Gum
The Gladisttor arrived yesterday mconipg with thaiinote
of load! from Cincinnati. Slip bad over butl bale royhe ' t
for one Item. mho r octually loaded down. 11d• hue
boa boon doing Loch:excellent interim* that It is intimated
' the South America Is about to join with the Sat./rim. and
Glodiator and them form's triiweekly line bVlV•errt 1014 eu,
aril Cilicinnatl.
There WY but n small stroke or larolnesi on the wharf
the way of ehipping. In mapper to utdoothng there °xi
coroilderable moving. A huge number of cabal hoeb•
in no Wheeling boars are not doing much jail ow nr
A notice appeared. few day. since of the ankido to St
Louie of • Pittaborghar natural Georg It iyelt.l hi hale
been • steamboat captain of thin place.
Then went no boats tearing yrstnrJtT Wit the mahlt.
packet. The Emma Graham will leave at 4, Pt 11., inky
day for Zoneweillc, ea punctually ae the clock. Go on boo
by all meant,.
Tbe .pl.odid A rironle, Copt Conway. (late fret cleat will
leave on Wednesday for Et. Paul. We ash this loud all
manner of good liwk, for ITC liked her caber .lo:chi awl we
like this preempt one. Mr. Phiukett to elect.
The Alma will probably Wane Wday, she to the only bast
tom In port for how Orlitato
Tbo beautiful Amcor Ids May, the rhi-infid Superior out
the swift Roll/ince, nr.t . ,11 hauling with utmost Rep:itch fa-
For St. Luis and idea. we lona the Fonnuerce, Tultac
City, Rocket, Mariner, Fort Wayne, low,. Framoot, Met:op
oll;and A.rgunont.
For St. Yard direct—the Alden. -
The Little Indian le up far Napliville.
All thew boats era good, mic and well °Ricerca.
.f.m us c m en t a
GRAND SS'iLICILL FESTIVAL
THE GERMAN NORTH AMERICAIN
Musical Association
VIII relcbraln its 10th Am:lß...nary In tl.t•
TUNIC. Sth. 9th and 10111
TrESDAV EVENIN(I.,,tII,
GRAND CONC Elt
NEW NATIONAL
Over Two Hundred laud Flay Vocal aud
Instrumental Performer,.
lnomprieing rime of the beet reiniical talent in the—tintry
Ue which occasion still he perf,rnesi, for the r, ilm•
the United States, the celebrated Tableau,
ON THE. SEA SHORE.
By the distinguished compceet,JUl.lUn 0 , 70 Tine Loon
Mild and chaste musical descriptive the
end the life and habits nt the Fnhsrmen, hoe met the grat
e. lowness In England, Frac, and Unr tuans
The concert will he under Iln• direct; a to , m'e-t'
!Arts-tot, PROF LiCilW All
Wednesday Afternoon, gth, at a o' clock
PRIZE CONCERT,.
Al' I . F'll.N" ILA.LL
Ou which occesieu the dUtereut tl;thietlee heleoging to El.
An. ellEt /00 will Comr , te htrautughlfirent 9nVER GqiLEV
EVENINO, ETORT ucLocn.
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A SPLIONI3rD L 3.1.2,701,
will Le gi roe in the el.. 11411
TIII.III.9DAT, the 10th, proce,. n thr
GRAND BALI.
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a)-Price. of saute.. t..Ural..lG , ucert. Dr,a,
Pup:Lett, ft: Upper Tier. 60 cents. Prt, Calvert, :0
I.l.anynnE. P. Plc-Nic I.lruond, to cep.. I .
Je
FOSTER'S NEW NATIONAL THEAT I; F.
Me Leave. end Cartago. . . J C FOsTEp
Acting .d Stage !hunger . ..... W Vous..
Treneurer... dr- Strong,
•OF PRICE,
Fri rat° In holdaix peraene
Drat Circle and Pat g.tta
Upper Tier...
Far Nora ~pen at 7 , o'clock. Ctotoon, at
Tina Toemtliky evening, Clninol Pcetly - i! •f
American Mnoieat
V KDN EDAY EVENINOIntt , Ut h. ,o
M-CA)OKE, which orra.lon rh”
,w 1,131 n 1,4131
•oLo• Flu, to the gebtlrmeo f ,1i,,1 the
EMIMII==
TIME TRIES ALL
Ll1(4.113. JULIA 1.00)E E Mallltrw
Yawn, Mr. 11. 1.. ii:11C0,11 Canny. Mit, Fitle,
which TILE I'IIKSENTATION TIIE IPLAd
Attar alkali Ow nautical drama or
Ml' POLL AN ta MIL JOE.
M.ry, JULIA M. COOKE...Unary Ilalyanl. Ili C. F.ati.i
RECITATION—“The Scolding 1171.1 A M.Co011t:
To cinlalo with the burlap. of
PO-CA4ION-TAS.
einrinttatt. Cc
VOR C I NCIN I.OIIS
v tramrr IDA BIAY,
Capt. John May, Intl leave tr the
shot m ot
an rttrarned
ate putt! on TIIIS DAY, Ora to :natant, at 4 r
treight or paaNage apply on tareri or to
Jett PLACE. DAS N ILB A. CO.
•
F -
OR CINCINNATI.- -The regu
lan aide wheel packet SC ritioa. Capt. ktait
It. J. Grace, will panne for the arts., and all Intertnediara
porta on THIS DAY, sth loot., o'clort, 11 For ft , r1,,,t0
or pasalgaapply on board, or to •
m 303 YLACIFZ, BARNES I CALL Agent 4.
FOR CINCINNATI AND LOU- j dait ----7
ISVILLE--Tha fine rata:atter RELIANCE,
tarpt. F. X- Reno, will hare for the ilhovo and art Interno
draw porta, on THIS DAY, Bab 1090., at 4 e. tr. For
lfr.lght or paasage apply on burnt or to
B FLACK. DA RN ES At (At. Agents
jlaobbillr, .Vc
10R NASIIVILLE—Tetine new ,Ls e&i
st..stnve INDIAN. Carptniu It. 4irneulee.
I.tve for the %Ws,. and All lut..prnavdtald port., nn MAT
EMMA Y, 1:1h mmd .nt 4 L. Fur frnaglA or pa.m+Agn appl,
nn board or I' FLACLC.BAIINEM A CO.. Ag'te.
24. 'Louis, Su
FOR 67. PAUL DIRECT--To irr{
Pt. ionic, Keokuk, Durlinuton.
cation, Davenport, Kock lelalel. Galena, Duboque,l.a
Wenona and ht. Paul—The nue ateamer COIDIEFICE,
lUptalel Elearlckeau,
.la - 11 have for the above, Aorta on
TIIDBPDAT, 10th kat , t 4P. Y. ror freight or P-1.8.P1
apply au board of to
je7 . FLACK, BARNES S CU., Agto.
VOR ST. PAUL DIRECT.—To
.L• St. Loin.,Keokuk,Burllngtou,aloscatirov.
Davenport, Rock Islaud,Gelena, Dubuque, La4....P,*
uom,and 84. Paul.—The Cue enamor LOCKET, Captain
Mu. Hurd, will leave for the above port. on TnertsDAY,
10th hut., at 4P. M. For freight or peerage apply on boarl
or to Ue7) FLACK, BARNES a CO., Agra.
FOR ST. LOUIS & KEOKUK i t a i lt
-me fine steamer FULTON CITY, Capt.
David Z. IltickelL will leave for the above and all Interco.
Mate porta on MIS DAY, Oda lost., et 4 o'clock, P. to.
Inn freight or peonage apply hoard, or to
le! PLACE, DAILNES A CO., Agents .
WESTERN LINE PASSEN- I
ORR PACKET—VOR ST. LOUIS. KR- AW•M
KRUK, BOOR ISLAND, tiALENA, Asir St.
PAUL--Theaplendld gent:oar MARINER, Capt. Drava, will
breve for the abora sod all Intern...dial.• pint. oo THIS
DAY, Mt last, at 4 o'clock r to. Tor freight or peroollae
" FLACK SARNI . ' it •
Jo^ , o_. Agents
FOE
§T.FrOUIS & MISSOURI
RlVER—Thespian:id pooeorger ateotorr
PORT WAYNE, Capt. Mulford, will leave fort on sod
sli.lotennedlato ports on TIILS DAY, Mb lo at
p.n. For (night or passage apply nO Ward o nto
01 FLACK . DARNEL , A 1311., Agorae.
FOR ST. LOUIS—The fine new
steamer lOWA, apt. Slow, sill leave
W the *bore Mad all intermediate texts ..*
MI Instant at 4 lichck P. 31. For freight or pesmo epply
(Jet) 'FLACK. BAILNF.P CO. A ..ente.
FOR Sr. LOUIS.—The splendid
oroamer .10FIN C. FREMONT, Copiato
SOAK&Ie. trill loom for th• store. LI4 i 1;; 1
pods oil TULA DAY Bth lost, at 4 P. 51. For
tre4tit or pummel apply op hoard or lo
m FLACK, BARN F-A A co, Agiolo.
FOR ST. LOUIS, 011,11N.A, DU- • q t - •
MAIMS, Br. PAIR. •d. ST. ANDeTtIONY'S .SSR= 4 •=l.5.
11 AILS, DIRFAT.—The fine passenger steamer IRMO
POLAR Capt. R. Calloatua millßave fur the abut, end =AR
Intermediate sa=ris on TDB DAY, ath 1a5t.,04 4 a',loSli.
P. Pt. Yor Defeat or passage apply or. board or les •
rnY. CESAR. REA, Agt.
FOR ST. LOUIS, KEOKUCK,
BotitngtO, Almeatine, DarauPort. Roar
bland, Oakum., Dubuque, La Croon, Rations, and at. ran,
The ft. drawer ARGONAUT, Capt. tiro. C. Alatao.
mOI leave for the abort, and all lotexamilate porta, nu
THIS DAY, Bth hut, at 1 P. AL Por e Volftelgt,tl Or .pas-,
wage applYon Wird, or
PLACE,to
roy2l
PLACE, BARNES a co, A
FOR ST. • LOUIS, KEOKUK, _
BURLINOTON, DAVENPORT, ROCK
IBLAND, OLLM4A. DUBUQUE. LA CRO.IB4=NT, ' ,
AND BT. estm—The Ape iteemar ARIZONLA,,Data. Oen- '
Irsty, will leers Wr the *lwo, And All intermediate portion
TUTS DAY. 51A Instant, et 4r. U.'-Fur fraitLt _ or e .
P t ;t1 1144 ''
b"'d or to
PLACE, BARN EA - A ED,'''.:
TOR o grser ..t.r.tuvh-iztiolojas
ertll lean for tlaa shore end all Intermediate
DAY, Ilth Wet, at 4freight or, mare, orgy
on heard or to !LACK, 'LATINO A CO.Atrut..
Otto Otleaufi c „&c.
FOR bIEMPIIIS &NEW 4 44: !-4
ORLEANS.--The Sao aleaoxr ALMA,
Captain John Dabineun, rrill leave On. the leans I
lateranedlato pact TillB DAY, 6th haat, at A o'do4, -
st. Par trelght or passage apply on board, or to 5- 5 -
mys FUCA, DARNI7.3 t 0,1,:A3ea5
COOKING DS, G.AO' , • - •
A. WORD TO -- ra.R.
TILE lIEATED TERIVI APPROACHJ.I:
IN% and wo call etc. attentioa o( ittcLadtect,ci.thi,
ha that
COOKING, IRONINGS.S-c„,—„,'
Cao be done with 5c0tg0;1. 5555e
me coot, and with dWpch-tr-tbolll?NdA8.1"7,
• momma—by cuing
Magrares GO. COOk.log. $lO%
To which w•reopectrally Invite itta tditni . loa. it NO .15
Badtlafieldficcol..
bb for Na . ap'l 7
A. JOaNSQ.S Limo. .
sircoway end City
issa.
wrt. 012.Pler MBA
TS MILL- PREPARE,D SUPPLY
rer rualo.l-Throi ply : my! xn
ualn.Rdearada Can*, •ra7 deperiptivp, sty. &lad wubtp - 81.br
(Staab, f r .. so tit WV wt4a, leit , r prim • dim Iwo
bank rter Ware atot Cbcm )l . lo4 far
ralstod Window Modes, sad eterathittg newt
al with the Carpi depertment of llosrl fornlshloic.l
wo .ielpstsl2llllll3ofb prim* gar • aki , SPtinS
7 T 4 ...P•ne, r. would sawn I i,urchuen, tit awir
from oar tarp Stor-kaad at ow u".
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