ATE
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jallbra.
g
prisidorairilaralicrorzAisiociarrot.
No. lirzusritzer. Pstrumma.
E=:3
I t imerwft BY dziumc.: .....
j
- •
- cambial.
The t~aawaMl YeseiriallarAbarca, la In the
12.7 asTA•llol2oehabeht Mouse. Let all who
ax, Ottawa visa the Doctor.
Ileadgess,
- of the Eye, ere treated
Giiidner, Galin ineAuzisi,
atlas Ntlilbnicshela Haase.
.
Vie sold - Ci
Pin is gnawing from disease of thos6 de )..
faata illTl4lll Maw:lldg° and comma Dr. ghar4`
'mr.t(Gullst, and once at the Morii4-
1150Melia goalb•
k . 4
. Da Gardner, of New York, who L nnw
Parlor,ll,ltrit door, at she Monongahela Honad,
treats Catarrh by thmnse of warm Medical
2nhalatlon. The afflicted sboold consult hint
blit-01105Uled elear*the:Pear. Bear.
kOdranalfering Man dearaWortiselusea
of the eyet - u EN BO and conralnDr.Gardnei
the eminent andekilUnl.9eallat, and Awing
NeTr:gat kola° lenw . lit thagOnon tannin
Titre Ike and Ear
Dr. Gardner, oeullit Ind Anna, can be eon
salted at the Afanongabein House, forDeefr
neeltaiolia bto-EA,RtittONixtritifinitiet thi
ih6 IhigiehisießTabei
a1 11 4'611.44, tFte andibrprdo disown of the Eat
• „
Wbsi I Drisw.
/ draw the axklest. Orme of ..S.ple Water
I draw the lstkatPest:
I make the best Syrups.
1 do 01l thlztor dyn pento.kgigdsoitA roe
end street, =item*. • ' •"acitirt 01 i
aee *
itunetin ot petlf«.'"o.)
Weer )017 roods.
1 411 1 0434149 t; gtook of DrTi
Goods that has ;been ogere4 in this toarke
tame the war. A great rainy of the g
-were parrhslegat Mo. - Loge , Award [sale;
New Vitae - add PhilideiOliii.'ClAllineeiciminti
out stock. We are now on the nottn.eost cxll4
P 0614.11 an i ' Nstkei
• —C. HAJa" toys 4 A.O.
464,4 7 1,17
street- opposite!!
4:lDtriiliiiiv . 1
wed to iOB
tam
olipait e i, soiatA r ahoy -I
Having. oftwpfed. saes on-Absence of throff
foloshave iii.oloned my shop
&Wall setts oSiobbow QC carpsoon , Una
1101,cdilotocolOftieffiAilffttetfoo101infthj
fitful itioot ithd 'l:o6li,isivitioneet
iffolfl4o4ttosileflfm •
Writiok
ma.rt:oe.~,
rednetloii on 'last season , a piiOes:
-B • ol42 osWOkart DiT.l*.P'ainorkweast
nor of rotrtth aaA /dirket streata.
- '.O Motto, Ulm & Bao.
Nipiitr*
ri*teei1104,49.91,01-0 2 0. 1 44604. 4 4.401 - *
Cilatiescatiaiiiros canes as maws,
derL svasisiL *aria Pawl
butissalt:. R ideflee,*o.7BYOc6 stteesrt7r.i
_
tiers yromptly coadaserto: - Animism/I=4v
Dawaserprost.; sepsss#Nr_denest , tir chart.
en Weft. Xtrathi:itoforreparil,priv' Itledthe,
avogao9t.spowil,ftrazat I/tiptoe. v •
I::lissA,:netes
Zbiltheinheintillititrid.ehidiVest .ha the
city; on the norttHisret. corner or Fourth and
Merkarr streets.- Heasorriortorit 800
w6ll-!'vows werl- en stare of Tdr;. Jona Winer.
itercluurt Tailor,NO:l26 Vedersd sun*,
beini lately . titted tm with anew as
sortment of sprlngsinder , goistA 2Ve
stock has beeh P4ll selectOd,,and embracei ill
the inunintileate - articles 'Ceeded? for gentle
znest.s gams sat& _A. large Molt of readvisalle
pants, coats, wets, &o n will also be toned in •
in his eittibllt4intent. Hie titodk tiirtdidaing
geed" cannon be surpassed. Persons desiring
torerchase . a geed Suit gloto o -‘ 1, 5*," :
werbit'sgsingstr. Weir /eau. ,1
• See . Suter Co..a
Bulletin or l iriciss: • '
Iraq haaPharas—CMlsa7a
The ThiSe*re knoirn tOides, skillfulli and
eloltauttYe:onipmed /it an. ambew:PacmB4,
_cor
dial, biialltfhillyr transparent to the eye, pleas
ant to the taste and acceptable tattle stomach,
Calarall„hlsek Ferro-Ftioispliora ted
=sir of Calisaya Bark.
Eargi pint Fontein, one ounce of Royal calf.
usynajtarlyand'each teaspoonful contains one
auttn - of iron.: Samples furnished free to the
profrisathu.l • Caterers., Illaric - a. to.: • •
Acde Meant
"5/1467 d"r .""enS.N.
e uggist.e.
• . See Barker dt Co.•s
so.llstin of prices.
=M!
Caen Cough Balsam and Code Dyspepsia
• FP6 = tber always be In the home
ready for iminedinte use. I bey are the most
reliable remedies knoirn. The ono always
anfly and speedy in eases of sudden attacks
elsinps amongst the children, or for coring
12,.m0at stubborn 'coughti and colds, Is /meal
lam for sore throat and all lung diftleul.
sick,.. le other—Coe s Dyspepsia Cure—ls cer
tain teii.thriiiiTSP4a l a, ao matter - of how Ring'
e an ati4klisiiiatirttan, and itiVdlseasesi that
originate in ; 1 4 1801 4a04- state of the stomach
„ind bowel. s:old in Pittsburgh wholesale and
ret4l3oks Jesept, Flemings Drug Store, - No. 84
Ifirkirtsttein:
•
" • Ilirriatis. University.
The net.#..term ACOMIZICInet April /Rh.
.Take Time by 'ssi,e Foreloek.
The rolassitao which generates entdemle , f,
were is now. ielog In clouds Wader the blazing
beams °MO g,very living bean
am well as reigns ettimal and vege:able matter,
emit* . lim:Unman° vapors, and 1n crowded
clites,and the dense assemblages ~,, i 451 1 bust.
nisi and pleasure call togotheriille fk l e me ntn
of dlsimuse are evolved. The pressure. oFth
every vital organ ip never no greet as
neepond third Months of summer, and
Aosaman *serum teaches us that these organs
-Inedlitnkt4 hail:anion:ad to meet it.
ItokVamf Ili as. so to speak, •on a mad,
tap Lt1 ° k~ and thin la the saason.when the ‘ mo
an" o,f - 444 1 0 11 thim is most rapid and repairs
are tolinreq*ed• Therefore boilA oP,*OP.
f t un sit* e pthredu -naturesilla , tbat
111414,7egatthiat'eanperaat,HostettereStu
teak zile ;Min: 11..alay be Sold , to clothe
himself in i!lizdtalVinallistnOnt which epl.
debits will buil its poisoned shafts In
Main, ' This ,'W Brannon@ assertion, hut a
gteat onedkul,tnee, attelled by twelve years ,
oil* . %await:L every Zgittlato Of the habitable
glob*: Ist.Onies ofAionperature always dis
turb the functions or the NeMaeh, the bowels, .
the 'alter It. as -through these'
that she : eitat. Osogerous malidlea assail ea..
gogagnariAti advinioS with Hostetter* -Bit
tete, and defy beat and malaria ;
VOlitettintos =Mos
eta Wld whOleaeleaadretaxt at.Tery lairratei
naableopritlina Poecwiteweine Dew".
'ietteekootiiet :4. the Dumped
tar& rin'ikitittstelridoie.6,
tiasatddtbr,rdint 16.4.jud0 00d i
JudipkOr the Unitgitiatei - Distriet Conn. tat
vst .Inkls4 l b o 6 ' 66111 ;1 6 tinclier,
U"to4/ VlPMVOrtale his - recent opiate..
s r i v habeas corpus case. Judge Underoood
rjaPthat , osW oll, /aM a.e SttrAlt . eSsidoehe
tegalityar-the Intonate(' proclamation.
2fOrwas It legally called to question by any
one ounageted wan the,CISO. Neindl4 /ex
guise tiseoPhnion - thatibe writ of habeas cer
vix, could not be executed.la one State While
111.W11111,7394 01,Prellied-111 Mather; bet - they ry
ceeay_ opinion. bly opinion simply "WWI
tm r
iou
thattANL.lake. ..rrOCIAILUCCI 414dialf
T akiggcny.proelama M tlon or President
zupsedu. suspending in certain CAMS thee/rat
Sa Idle States lnsuriltetieut,und stated
ahaa.theyesos rznalmation did not sad was
not - Intended to bare so broad and garters,' an
implication 'as the petitioner supposed, and
tfiersdinp aused( to dreudads prayer.
Aziaosit.Os car Priveri .004
I=tl
zisw:ol,l*.A.llol PL . -4118 . cm . drivers' strlk - e
opittimenen• all the roads. Owes lonal ears
are nealtigni'dr; avenue. 16 In re-:
IDO
; Mud, the
so.d.sp le d A rin nd r r s
d i l n oerll n O lng-
nto-
ad o e. -Um M. '
%V
rup some_of Il y a track. Pollee
ere stationed In Mel rarloimreeMets whenro
this drivers cougroirsta. The.Tresmtmegubt
Seoand.lo=6'plibllshes Snare -015-
that the conaptey last
roe
yearn have one' 'hundred-ond Mall%
dollars. •
nultles,whO. outfektut ,rethlC
.“Ao la th e numbe r of ours for labor, have
' — ,....alatted an address.to..tho•meruluinte.' ably
el/ and Urtdernite7l of the part of Pew
WO. IgilagatrlPTbitinst made
Medals of tbe tam
actualleastior
ts:.ta •
' - c7;t-,r,"
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IsKIS ,s,Ct
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•• TOLITNIE LXXX r-NO 90
t;-„•
mLaTiMtEt - kri
BY MMI.
THE iiiiirigniucticii CoiarrEE.
Testimony of A. IL Stephens
141 114 Others. -:1
THE tAI3E OP MAJOR GEE.
JedgtiCatton'slueelitiorlioinhudiad
CONDITION -- OF-LATE REBEL STATES
wAntliscM:tr. Aprll 1 8.-144kpaii the Mate of
testummy an fitted today from the Com
2:Dittos atv n, was that of lion.
Alexander .11. Stephen. Mr. Stephens gives
his opinlim that an overwhelming majority
the people of Georgia are exceedingly ans.
er
loos for th reideratiOn the Government,
and for the'State - to take her fonder position
In the 17nion and enjoy all the rights and ad
-just all her obligations as' a State under the
Constitution of the Anited States as it stands
I amended. ' Opinion and - the sentiment of
the people of Georgia that the exercise of
the right of secession was resorted to threa
der their 10inst*t more esetire., anb from
belief ontheir Part that this was absolutely
tOr..that object. lietWm that
% the
me-ate zerfeetly
t,leser litthear• a at if % RM •relso th rt h
Measure of redress again. believes tha
the-only hope for their liberties now in the
restoration of the C tuthint of the Milted
Statesend of,:thiscm. tilutner the COn
!Motion. ' ' •
. .
Ithiatready known that Meier flee. the cum=
MendinitOf Sallintirt,M.*;s**=.- is on trial
before a Military CoeznatßaUlgb, , _Last week
a motion was made on the part, of the accused
to. quash the prixwellitypt...TheJudge Advo.
cats reeehreden order Oy -
ment to Iniapend the mumitentegOitt ef-Wr;
detained to alt on the COmultiedon,
_which or 4
der twang ilistadaulzatenitetheirreal dent.s
an orderloneinti
PrOMArtistlemWaii dlinethe tantamount to
The Corot decided against *emotion, when
the =cased sued out a Writ of naboaa cor.i
pus before the judge of theßtepertoMeart, Of
the State, whith was served•mr . Genierat - 1111- 1 .
ger, coMmending the military de -. , partment of,
NOrtti throlina, to be= Major Gs* before him:
On Saturday leati...baltelligeneereetistived from
Ilitlel g li tO•nliat'Aittetb4 wilt was. granted,;but Gen. Ruger.reftialedi obtailltatate. It was
argued by the pruionees 'donna= that'
the United States was notissenittLe A de..
cition reser v ed ant*** test, A
The Preside= thlgridter • beraiittiiiii,*
the Senate for confirmation fleecy- S. Stan.,
"AV') "irmir ti "AL ° r ei t . tlta ,
C tro deteastkl. roe noi t rienstione
of:Henry Smythe, as =fleeter, of the pen'
• ofiNew TMir;lnd'Satattellt. - *CMtneislM - U. ,
8. Attorney for the southern district of NeW.
Mark, were • referred to the appropriate Cont.'
*Mee as is usual in such eases.
It is stated that the Jciint Committee on Ho.'
• oonstruction will meat oitSetordey to make
•
'u their final report: - • . ,
The testimony reported to-day froze the
•Ccommittee on Reconstruction embraces the
',examination of a dozen witnesses renettnig
Zhe condition of Arknsas, Mississippi,
end Georg*. it is. conflicting in its
oharaCtee . ecttoslititexcenti ,
•
leg the 44litillriesshi
aixatilln egf.
F-, Major. Wild& 001StWest.
Wrn Arkaness in the fell of eignteen hundred •
hind sixty-Ave. Those who hairbdin iden*
fled with tne rebel government, and those wile
hyinpathhied with and aided In the rebellidni
were acting in good faith, according to the
Conditions on which they surrendered. The
*Whim between the freedmen and resident
penile, Including , ty*ist. . teeny returned
rebelsoleettiedtkhe saWat , tfty.. - . :There will
dis§iltlONt4 enfibeiXamatio 44itac
_employ,
men terthwelieetriedibiberidipmehensierui
thatthey detranded or treated.
. Jones AL Tibbetts, a Wryer enda loyal ret
!lwo irtun Arkansas during:the war. returned
to Little Rock in Jahuarylast.' The people of
;the State, birdzelingsnahy,(lfthermspiril.
Sts ititheretiellioanthen , Monate they could
*establish the confederacy, as was attempted
in UM. \They would now prefer the *swan
-don of the Union. _
The witness read a totter -tram - Gavetnet
'ldurphyltrwhich htiliarr - L - ThaStete is doing
nobly. I feel proud of the people cif Arkansas.
1 Never, airmen, =atoms a State, have the pee
ple,dieplayed'erdre energy- in - Mese lorthe
counties every toot of cleared land will be
cultivated, and the demand will not be sup
: piled.-- Civil law Is In full Operation. Crime
is rare. The idle and the. lawless have gener
&nylon the country. The Grand Juries are
Thilrentillieletartn,
In rep r UTa elilliatiedrelatlire to nest*
erasuff
rage the
it
said, I believe there are some
, who ver it, but I thlxik - there are very . few,
even among those who were Union men due
tag the rebellion or indeed SIIICRIR those who
were in arms flgliting.e.miinst the rebellion.
The Fire Insurance Companies are said to
ve determined to raise their rates
1V:111 . 44 , 3 :10101.11
4ln English Flag Captured
REVOLT AMONG VOLUNTEER TROOPS.
Suspicious Brig Captured
Naw Toms, Aptlrla.—The Herald's Eastport
special says : Nine armed Fenlens captured/1U
Ea
h revenue dig 011 Judean island last
nh They belonged to the crew of a Ye
men privateer, from which they towered a
boat; and proceeded with Mottled oars to the
spot, actually under the wins of the English
war atitp"Fylades, And reach, at .any
moment, of the picket boats. The dug was
Surrendered without a shot being tired. It Is
hetleyed that there were. no soldiers on the
Reports honk Calais say .bat ten of the vol.
tmteers , St. Stephens,- threw: Clown their
arms In revolt, but were arrested and froprli.
oned.
A suspicious brig was captured last night
On the coast by u United States revenue cut
:ter, and was towed into the harbor bore to.
day, .
The.llnitedi Stites steamer Augusta to tote'
sent to Maine, to prevent any violations of the
neutrality laws by the Fenian.
Acoosys. Ma r i Apitl , 10,- , ,Aillutarit General
Hodson left thitrafteimoon" for' Calais, with in
struct-lens from Gov. Cony to see that the laws
of the State are riot,viotalied through any ho.
thedemonstrations that may occur from the
alleged Fenian movement on the border. It 111
regarded as almost certain by the Mayor of
-Callas, who aelegraphs tO :the Butte authori
ties for proteetloti; that thell'etilia movement
to seriously apprehended in that quarter.
Catsts, Me., April 16.—A1l le quiet on the St.
Croix, artilnedisturhance tuts occurreilhiettiOr
at St. Stephens. A Fenian' muse meeting l
now gathering at St. Croix Hall, and will be
addresses% by B. Doran Killian, Major Senpott,
and others:. • ' • • ' ,• ' :
New Tong, April 16.—A' di:spa:Mt from Fast.
.• rt announces further Fenian troubles. The
NttlifiE4itru,tiaTs not yes, been,reeeired. '
Patine Railroad—Withdrawal of
pma Troops' from sseatleo--Parole
'to auCiewSkilliCh,iy--VialtertilAtasoliiDis
- inlet Ata7. Wee r .
16.—The Northern Pacific
Railroul -llompaiwt whose Projected Mute
mark= hilonearsi. At °° regoe eed the Peer
coast, are asking Coe:"." to . guarantee e
interest on fifty-seven millions of dollars of
their bondSto twi.terl„
Washington etwelata im Sa y y . : ,00 i,thisre..olllclal
ril
evidence that Louis Napoleo.il,„. withdrawing
'his French troops, and that
Substituting Prencit,Austrlsos ...Pee to
,
Some excitement has been dithwid here oy
the discovery, within a few days,Of :Mae g o ld
41,111eseLbent 011 the
The Harold's Washington special says: lira.
'Clement_ C. C.17 . .2 returned from Forttesti
Monroe Within wilt dayslend Theedaidhefdwe
the President
tratid's reletSiOnioarille,bitthi truth WillOiale
General Grant, Senator Wilson and Thiel.
Stovers._
Theyobserveglyiri all ex
his par press: the opinion that
cCla will ole, and that his ,
OlidtiCt , g lathe
ti el institles izt him to this turfah consideratibn:
release from confinement at Fortress Mon
roe is expected within si few ?AL.
Toe Triblide4TWashingbiss skeasti
Wakeman'retrtineel . ‘laset t; - "dasrUt,'lt. fa
understood, taken with hint a letter.otap
pointMent for Mr. Atto rney , 5.
United natal Diettia ilsltr z tac
Compliance with the last wish of le'r. Dickin
son, and being the Manage he etaitle_the
President, s The' . tilts Wl/1440X the
to lira
Di
of Wirrrow at
the death of her h d.
The Times' WashingtOn.apecial says:* The
Secretary of War haaanamineedthat sapid.
not contirm. the aelispf theLgelol:
telt tOtelherelstattrislit__Mtolit
city 0 thew final ref ung plias 1d tillnoL.
color*. Prememates tO Iferfsdk—Dle
turbemee between, _ 1 . VP!•r ia l e t ia
—Three,leereens
2: o Turozx ,Pa. , April 10.—The negroes turned
oat to-day in al s ton, in Junior of
the passage of the ts
promeolon.waS Past . hwan
mmenlty occurred aetween t henesters and
whites, dorigg which one white men was kill
ed. and his brother and stepmother were
mortal -rounded;;Otter was. rnstcded'PX
.11 12 m litsta!rola O gbelflitio LE* l 44%' .
B.ALI/4.34 April 14.--Fro the Coneetor of, Vas.
toms of Me t, New•Tork The city
w a one rms the emigrants ship Ensdatlel.,
after further erelopmente of the diriftse and'
fuller consaltatinna , last .eVeningi.conour Lt
pronomseing.la dskftlisetssiera, ;The passen
gers are detained, et enartntine grouudilutd
Other precatiuolu% Measures - fusee heart
a 4O P,IT e-.4llsesso frourspread , ,
leg. AL° Jsomsene.lf:li.tonsti.
..., 4 51 4 1 4,1 r.04+4 , •
'c'Avalan'anwV;,:tr=-Itente,....*
the Cate at • • 1344• 0 • 4 . t
EWA ' 1- " • • Pee
VIAL': • • oily:mottos to
ca t i :s4'44 'l % 2M I A
'"`
THE
LBW PO EN OVICEL
The Austro•Prussian Situation.
'FfIENCH AK.MY OF OBSERTA'FION.
The Paraguayan War.
tera.
New Yong, April le—The steaMahip City of
• New York brings , one dart later new. via
nation
awned;
u lie- nchangedTlieAustro-Prnaslan sits
la . T here I 3 nothing to
confirm the pacific news.
The French troops anti° be withdrawn from
Mexico la three detachments, thelirat in next
November, the second in March, and the third
in Nov emberatieL
It is officiallydenied atCotpenhegen that the
American Government ts luttrenty - for a war
port at St. Thomas.
The Hibernian; from Por land, arrived at
Londonderry on the sth.
Cotton wag flrinex-on Willed prices
advanced , half a _penny. n Thunday and
Friday-the market vas easier, and the im
provement partially lost. The sales on Wed
nesday were Mood bales. Breadstuff? quite
'needy. Pi ovisione
P.MuseApril4.-Agertin slat; Rentes GIL 42c.,
°rat loareethati.yesterday.- •
Regiments have been ordered to the Camp
at Chalons, two month, earlier than usual, and
reports have mina' that France intends form
ing anermy of observidAorterlthapiew,urthe
oteouretc4theluifite frontier; •,,
t Yea - karetturnidn declare ' Mkt no
Military preparationsarebeitig made by Italy,
and there is Question - ot concentrating
troops at Bologna or any Other points. Thu
military mcrremenWhaveNdnirdAf ßeefroc a.
.sioxied , by- the ordinery requirement! of the
service.
lloaro Kama, March le.—The tea 501L60,1 Is
over. Total exporte.ll4,ooo,ooo pentode.
tive.;
SaArray.", Marsh 9.—Tea quiet. Silks inac
art Iveel.
ztietilkneptcsi;Apri/ 4 —The firer:ll mall has
- -
The French ship PaitiMe With 1,000 bags of
coffee, from Riede Janeiro:lna wrecked asa the
bild'of , February: 'The crew' *am saved and
landed at Ulna- It. was expected that the
atifparitlbargo Would bee total loss.
The Brazilian Admiral with his fleet of (row
c c
els& re, and moultora„tiad urztved ilt
.- accounia the allies had not attempt ,
' the, Parana river for th e Invasion'
o' y. „ The, Paraguayans seem. aeons, .
haring Whoa ont,ancl their daring itentratons,
harlarbince crbasedlhe river In canoes and
and repealed the vard or the Argentines,
show the resoluterealstance the tilled arnir
expect to encounter. The Inactivity_ of the
likazabilt 0 9,4 1 adr9311 dating tb sae ehgagehients.
had tensed serious oompLaints, It „is ander
staaidttlist-thapailttage Of the Praline Will' be
undertaken-Immediately; and in all probabill-
Willedly tie effected with greet loss to the
At Buenos Ayres trade was good. Geld was
firm end paper money scarce. Sheep fanning
was prosperOttin ". • '
There was a riotous tumult at Bradford,
England, on thetidrd insi., - gotteu up by Irish-
MintardlYeataxiii, Which lasted three dayn in
1
which the English portion of. the population
was beaten and inanitediand driven into shel
ter. Among the riotous exclamations of the
mob were such as these: "To hell with the
Quesn"--"well take tatec White Abbey and ,Wen
dent's
take .11radfOrte .- The.' English. 'resi
dent'. In the locality were oh/motif to lock
themselves in their houses, and. some who
were out dare not go into the locality mull af
ter midnight. The most *misname:told the klo
tots nod *man those who asemslmcitlie pollee
were arrested and committed•for trial.
From ow.; •am v n.
/if " *Seim "d4ira. .164
Raw Clereatis, - id -001;ton depressed
by, foreign news, and irregular, but better
qualities comparatively firm; sales '1,900 bales;
Middling Mc.
Mail contracts are in operation between
7Moratton and. New Orleans. .Thls 'Brathear
people are Pustsig on di rect, the. : ndiroad
• The er Prost has killed the °v.
ton in Baton Rouge, and the Point Compose
parishes win bare to be replanted. Cotton
seed is in demand.. • •
__••
The crevessettewirm bad. Ch crevasses
are abandOned, 'arid the country.' Is' flooded.
Crevasses are feared near Morganzs, and
the Commissioners are disenitsing-meins di
closing there.
Letters to the Methodist Conference report
Bishop Soble In a dying condition.
The steamer Montgomery, hem Nes, Tors_,
hes arrived.
A Brown.ville latter Of tho 9th says: Corm
nes, with a force about twenty miles trOm
Matamoras, is watching theap preach of Melia.
Eseabodo is operating mih "Leila. Murders
andeobberies continue unabated hanetsb
boyhood of Mateanorge and BroWnsville,
Goinettoo, Aprii 12:*Yreifismagoeskatitawiti'v
which abolishes slavery and places the freed
men on an capsality with the whites before the
law, and gives the Legislature the power to
guarantee railroad bonds for iron contracts,
will be sti , triltted to the people on the 4th
Monday of June. ,
A resolution emdorsing the P.rebident's pol
. ,
icy was lost. f •
. Shreveport, April IL—Guth:in dull and re
ceipts light.
Bed river high,
From Ilisormllle—ldr4leature—rapturo
==i=l
N•savuxr, Aprllle. c —the ricer is at extend
with nre feet of 'rater on the shoals.
The Legislature met today and Was occu
pied in the morning In a violent attack, made
by two,mernbers, upon two daily, papers.:the
ClaMtiand Bahaer•of'thisr4ety• The-4(nox,
elite Whig was also assailed by Williams, a
member of the House. '
The military court martini for the trial of
H. Bruner, met this toprelhg.: On motion of
the commie] for the accused, the court adjourn
ed In order to prepare a dor
Of'the Fifth IL S. Cavalry,
who made an expedition to Paris, East Ten,
nesse°, and captured-theniltcrrious'gtterrilla;
Harper, also captured Edmund Mayo, tile
constant companion of Harper, and Rearm
pile., in,all his
,oelmelt,,TL - trokis from
his captors and effected thrftoape'rbut' is be
lieved to be seriously wounded, and his re
capture can be made tritheutdlfilculty. Mayo,
waebrought.here te-day4 held In
clean corillnement for trial before a military
commission.
A street Bghtoccnrre4 on Elm street to-day
The combatants were separated by Gen. Wm
Brownlow, son of the Gorernor.
FOratsei Iltuater Out of Generale—The
W#* York Collector_ •
New l'eass, April it—A Washington dis
patch 'aye that smother bstdi'of Generals of
high grade Wll7 noon be 'Mustered out of ter.
vice.
Henry A. Smythe, apguied to the Collec
torship of this port, is siClal4 - of tbo, Con,
trallfatlonifillaslic; and %file Ali long time
engaged 1 q-;.he dry goode trassley bs, been
the orfncipal In the , that et•Smythee rague
Co or , in Park Place. it rs gen erally con.
ceded that his abilities, for the position of Col
lector are ample, as he la thoroughly familiar
with the wants of_tha, utereautile. community
and the deteinfels'Of then's:merriment. •
Prexidential Btomtmtbine Humored
MM2I
CV man ino roll, April i& --ThoPrealdent to•day
ncradnateetto the Boned:dor continuation :Mr,
Smythe, President of.the, Central .liationel
Beak - , tote oollectOr. theportOf New'Yor k
and bamnel G. Codttnej", tO'ket'Untted .Stateit
attorney"' for the Unitize= 'district' .of Now
York, rice Mr. Dickinson, deceasecl.
It is rumored and prt tuatunitpats ierlenme
111111 ltany Venbt of 'lts* War. that: Henry
Stanberry, of Ohlodms beettappointed..Asso.
elate .itistice of the 'Stiprenie Conti" Of the
United States, (Or the South district, vice Jos.
tom Cation: deceased. • . - i -
The Aldermen nod' the Pasitrolter Car
Cempanlee of New York.
cw Tong, April IG.—The Board of A.ldermen
adopted a memo: resolutions this afternoon
directing the Street Commissioner trfnotify
the railroad CM:twang% at once to resume the
naming of the:WPM nrunhers3Teloria and in
the event Of their refusal artuatbsot, the cos,
pmsWrarecianselbsslireetediatalterneSuntrea
forth* ..ildsetiiiirll.lost illetrartaita—zneCeOrk
oilmen 'roseate inteAtaitti ccirtirmaitim Connie&
to take - Kent aticancel ittie:OUteaikstfe,thia
corapanies;they hinringlatiedlo omnply with
the provisions ofitheir lottartfir.7,,
„C” 10 4/1 114. 44 111.4 0r - "?.1
Toruncro/v.W; 14--I:*denihaire been
' named furfbn . lfrrege , prefinnial- Ante- to 'pa
rade and drill 4wet,:fle*L4ersurr , Va ne
proclanurtirox derderfrarted ter tad fee
public health to no enforced** , • nurnall,"
and aiaprieW quarantine regidatiOnS.
frbeiptcto matte ease. his been 431 9 ,8 4 - 4
'BLS
el d tv M e a t p n r a ya r . got , e :d s a a a l r t i tttare, d:toL-ne !
The Elmian.Vamsdnatioaof,Colonnal bed**
dn. atordearal axed aunt;
John MS.M= era- andikpal , for,t,Widca,
Felliathbriik, , Aff t . il4 . *_ . :Clint 41.6 war-:
Petelreeonr - that , 4 frarrneit aibOre there
on them tnicti eonfalning* ' porn With the
follcorrol inE r,I MI •!.0 :.,!bomw J.,1......1nee5.
of hew - ,Ides Wlo• , leffrpinel , AllthAft
put Ned • ir , Ind allanNerre. Please.
skr o tW4V
imiri ch itr 'ik
ic eJ
BT,( +aras , o:W4Atnif terfelerdt
canal',meL.indifll be, opened for
navigation IlarZPWi, Thelib c good. dent
of b?rjhithe s itaot /lark fdmro; bet -1f
,
thentiertbefinratne - reesels'irgl •
be able tonorigotettal m g h iaP trdir.'
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- murderers Terrell c oo.,
f r om the Spencer county Jail kw th reat _
man W
: oi eeran e d th a dli tr a rcor 'a jiWolirtusal , to unlock
the
the pf:#A, J r:l,- , -. 6
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-•- '11,4- ve.'-iaailirif Scott and, Dri
. nonAne4 ... -"' kr,.,0.... ow.pkolentelet
Sheldon left•AtnYOUner--—....._, reaeived
Vbe ., :l3lll4lloWV=goi a are DS dur.
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PITTSBURGH. TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1866
CONGRESSIONAL MBank&
WAILSMIGTQN, April 16,:12156.
ainkr.sm. --
Mr. Wilson reported "ttittibna amendment,
from the Committee on Military Affair*, the.
Joint resolution appointing managers for the
National asylirtli fbr disabled volunteers.:
Sr. Ramsey, of Minnesba, presented a bin
which was referred to the Committee on 0 --
nancedortheestabliahment Of Odlees=.toribe
allangi assaying, and stamping of g old' nd
sliver at .Aubrey and To:amok in Arizeaut
Atuitin, in Nevada; Santa PC in New .Mexiebt.
Groat Salt Lake City, itt•Ublat melee City, , In
Idaho; Virginia City, ; in Montana, and Dultdt,
in Minnesota. • ,
- Mr. liatesey introdueed a resolution Sethi*
Irina the appointment of ea:numb:tee, to con
sist of three officers of the Corps of Engineerin
toreport,ntsxt: session, nem the , best. plan*
and pror places for bridging the Missirel4
river with the least impement tarot
than, and appropriating el0,01:0 to defray t,
" & m plrt. son reported from the lifilltat
mitteeorithout amendment, the bill to pi*
vide for the national , defense by establishing
a uniform militia and getiee volunteermiLF
tie, published heretofore.
Mr. Cowan presented a concurrent restate
Mon of theliee - rOrie Legislature ask - Mira&
green to appropriateent„Mto payfor clothing
furnished tolioldierirtn'the War of lffit.
_ Mr. Wilson, from the Military Committee,
reportedta-resolutiott tif Menke; to 9-en,Man,
“.11Ir. Stewart offered a kant tesotiblon foi tbQ
dLicontlnrutnee of the Breech Mint at' - sew
Orleans, and ,the appropriation of Its cuiebitis
ery to ald In bornpletloo of the Branehlifin*
In Nevada. Referred to the Committee OTC PP
nan far ee . OWO eta ' the e Wm .
the order of the •Preaktent 'designating th
Steer City and Pueblo-• Hattroad a bream:hot
the Vaetikf• Railroad 'The order referred to
weamemehtry•Pmethlent Lincoln', December Sei
see.
Mr. Shimell offered:. to-sulettlirdat 10), Mr.
If hill .reindring the Slit= City,and Pu.;
'• Railroad toconturnet their Pacidebraneh
upon the . beat and Most direct route, subl
to the future approval of therPresident
In the tonne Of debate Mr McDougall eletrg., •
ed Mr. Corineas with haring Dermot] mee ts
est in Ilia matter, and that be weit discussing
the hill In view to his 01111 interests, and not
with regard to the public good.
Mr. ConaCalir crow& -said, Mr. McDougall'
was not - In. nddditioit"to 'know what be wig
" VAleDOulpillpieninint4d they b_laase' •
A long colloquy ensued betimen 'Messrs. MO4
DOUgailittul.Cotme.vii during winch highly ea 4
citing lenstuagelvas.used.
Mr. McDougall *air several times 'called. ti
Mr. Conness—The Senator (Mr. illeOc=4
does not repentant California either poll
or morally. He wait anfranchlsedby Mug AIWA
live years ago, stabil which tinteatehas ant
turnini to see, Ideounstituentessr that Macon.,
el:negate Might see him. I have been cons 4
peUed•to sit tune and submittothe anntelpi
Dons and•Meresentations madebythilf Senior!
tor. have borne it. I haye ant Lamy piton'
when that Senator; so far from repress .
that high toned; moral, and courageous con.;
stitneney--lhat great sovere*nty, sat lu
chair, or rather lay in nisch. the objecVed"
pity, before an .audience assembled him.
m . , every State in. the Andri. kurire
Coveed my Oyes • more than once with
shame before those e.thibitionS. My &mod..
atos now must not understand that i am dead
to all considerations of this character, but sit
silently mot quietly and In pity for him, whU
Senator McDougall, by the termination of tog
official career; should cease , thus tomisrettne
sent, thus to' hrtmillate, thus to Shock., and
thus to distentro, I Mudd not beer Attila
0.0 mu]
Mg In yiew, o,MM:don. unprovoked- an
disorderly session Amide upon2.lnyeelt.' 'T
Senator rises hem. and , usnales.:the w
"falsehood,. Mr. President; net me. TIM
Senator dam not do that out of this body. ;
cit Mr . McDoMpilltose;' - reppetet , i desk nit.
Itaid.l blade It..
Cogness-:-Tlte- Senate lake , cOnstentbi•
clOne - Si tt
teemelves and cat wrong. It ante
not enottgb, Mr. Presid ent; DL - that Smiler
clum , thle great body .11a that bit
was not At to be any Linger I member of any
of its Committees; to upon; legislative
-miestions. That secret but maMsettaltiVa 001 a.
denotation, so fsir from bringing reformatiOn
or ellangedtall sunk and deepened. tbs.:admit
gull toore,.air. until having. no. obintrater SO
loin, and - nothing in controveray. ne bete
and cournsits tho last offense, this Morning: -
Mr: - Johtuton rose and .suggested • that'll
would be better to discontinue diAcutiabOtt. or
thiskind.
Mr; MeWngell seplied by tellingbias])het
moutatety, -arbinthe was called' to order end
he iltscruntelkerbneti_ • _.
thiininstion of :Doolittle, Terthei teueM,
erat-tras - pciattioned until tomorrow. -
• Mite ennate.aglned to appointing & n e t t:toil.
ISlt r iaVie7rVit% liquo the tesolla~( r
Mr. Yotinson introduced a brill anutpiiaing
Use establishment of ti navy' yard, de., at 'Ai.
tarpons. Referred to the COMIIIIMT Ott Stash
AlEstra.
Mr. noralriall*CßlP4 RP- taa bill..frum Use
Naval COlnialt.te.t :Or the railer of certain :it*,
cal ctmtrectors.
AlisestateiresSlO-0.04.3 4 *t0p
' farther cohstderapQn post po o'nf VC
morrow. .
The habeas corpus bill was then taken up,
but without action the Senate adjourned.
The first business In order was the cello(
States for bins ami laint
Mr. Hill, of Indians, Introduced it Joint reso
lution proposing an atnendutent 'to the Con
stitution of the United States, in theappen ,
Mona:mot otrepresentattves according to the
number of votes In the several States,. which
was Tend twice and referred to the Committee
on geconstruettott
Mr. Jencks, 01 Rhode Island, introduced e
bill providing -for the election of members of
Congress, uhich_nas....roferrod to th e Commit.
tee en iteecoudrucisres.
Mr. IT dam, qf leirai.intrOduoed a bill author
izing non-residents to have deeds recorded in
the office of the Clerk of the CiatlDA.States
District end Circuit Courts, which wee read
twice and referred to theSommitteeontbe;u-
Mr. Paine, of Wisconsin, into:Minced a bill
tonfrolidtr for the transportation Of iessels
arounfrthe Palls 01 lthigarewatilettWes,read
twice arid refened.totheCornMltteopeßoads.
.11r, Rottnelly, o kUnnsaata,l intimdfilnal •
bill inoklog ogranrat-lentki to the State of
Minnesota to aid in Me construction o/ the
lissaltim.MunissOta Mak: aird - Reafriteeof
the ziorut Itailroadi which wasnadlericemi
referrodto theCotamittesOn Tubb* Lands. d
. .
." .
Mr. attcheoca, of Netnitalta, Intredueed
bill to provide for ttf.ereetiOn. of meniten
tin*. fn the territory ofNebraska, whleh was
scarf twice and relbrred'to the Committee on
Territories-. • - •
Mr.litteleOck alltilxiitedeeed a . .blir to re-'
more the - onto° -of Surveyor General of the
States at lowaand Visoonslni te..Portanurath
arid Nebraska, wldeh wax read twice and re.
'erred to the C.trmatittetran Public Lands:
.11r.. , Meges.efferett tr - resol Which wan
(lorded, requesting-thee rmrNito comma
. wate to •the-FlOnse any earrespronletwe
be - French Government with„reantrile
itbdmwal or Its forces frouratemoo,w cb
ay have been exehanged since the eorres.”
donee communicated to the House id
he Preeldent's message or ,Ihnuary_fith,,/ate;
hettle,theKeerrespOntlenoChASl Mint
!shed by the .French Government among the
SuirfiriVENAMileilleit
ay specific proailee.trouttheirrenah o r
• Put ~14 atontehls tweet:o:4ldg! lathe
e.inl ister
of: Meo, and dbeconslnts,
etr: Paine' Mimed a resolution inetteetleg
be Committee on .11.ules tortaaatre lateetia.
eport,!:.Utr- the expediency of previdicAr•OY
mend/slant ot the rules, that wheellieJeouse.
hall have .nader,aoaMderetiaa a bitter ;moo-.
au= returned. by.therretadeat with' blatitr ,
1 actions, neither a motion :OUT otithetaidei
orbs sentrpOnetaaetlatteay,tatill*lalorgAW
hir; Eldridgeinoved Inlay the resolution on'
e -tableLertitett was - lord by si vote. of 4a ye
Inns
45,.
Mr. bagereolt offered ixestaxami
gttieVOMMlltto , ter the District Colour-
, ta tO.ctigatre Into: the, expedien cy
bine bylaw the;ehrbt boar "•-• as3tie
lied, ma conetituung s darn rale 'Eta.
Mr. intebn, clime;ingseetettOate,ieciA4'
Gen on the. subject of,tbe-GOVMinlitellentl
. terms District before the •C
tt= bad_ aV udi
a q.4442glitROVS
Mr. Izagersol4eatalle. mut swat at ibaitlat.
his resolution went further:en propelled to
blisb by law s.regulatiCin of thile-hOttle
abor in this Dertriertlyr alt
Famswortlithertid toter the t o
th°11 11) / e l7 h 4qirk s Y' st
irtaatirealt ln
otalay, •
TheMeede Wend
,to ittett..*l!
tattarthe. seiCar. • , • .
• other4battorsi. ta. c.eydtai , ••• • ,
• • VouttOsmnahliPut ••gh , • •
==l
b = lit otWA l liani=gent.
dour ou istnendttutiap,andaairdat sieft,er
nutter of cortleresslta' _ ,
Stevens asked 1132 . 7 e,.% pffs* - 1 0 31allOW.
of
-Raotvedilbothiso 'timatiat6
10 amtektbree , -,
:Ftsideiggrar•
Allentfi
she - same on s captlngizs of the
Muse. ,t: 1 . ; P.A...
Mr_ ob
! Dir. Halo made the question afifisfird,fTlibi
wee a prspostticna to devote part Grine. contba.
.gent fond of thq.rlionse-toirp entirely
outside of the ofiptilikatiOnAnd:UuUm of the
The Vat"
In an appropriation.= • ,snal• was Set apart
for the conUngent-ppensei of:the House, and
•It was kW Oa , Mr /Mt dates ao'4l
that annfattemle at ets.
Mr. &Anal mined. tOr stamen& ithe raker/IS
°Marto enablatinstanifee•hasessobildon.,..s,
- Til,l::::7=lo444lkralon by a I
• iyote of 60 mgins)Vatift•Utrda.
Pe enplanations - werivinade`bylKrt
Whaley in tefetabbot:tOkttiirtidie4iff.fascl6.
efensu Gamut, and by Messrs. It Conk.
ling, Baysnond and 'Jencks-in to
..para_ graph la the' New York , now redacting
/M eotineetionaitt& kle action
.On'tkliankfultatalle, -
~...0/oi rllol3l e then ' ook ity the bill to
re - OM
".tae' and ateblish .the AMY. 40- the: II
Steee&M rgeSttleff ta Its eesisiderstlon; ,7, • •
*tort adepti — A7=3 .
tram dme=llo,4o*
011/1111ii*ai41,
IZI:=
' ; ,O r rrY AND SUBURBAN.
!glacial Meeting Of Allegheny Conn cils.
4.specialmeettng of Allegheny Councils was
'held on Monday • evening, April ICth.
In Select, present Messrs. Dram, Hall, Huck.
easteln, Myler, A. D. Smith,J. B. Smith,
-C. C. Smith, Wm. smith, Thomas and Pres.
Meet 31• Brier.
-- rein! President announced the speclalbual-
AM* to be, the honsideration of the report of
:the-Special Committee appointed to confer
Selth . thelVeStern Pennsylvania RaltromiCom.
entreein reference to the grade of certain
is traversed by said company.
. lireS(Mted a remonstrance against
ehtliglng the grade of Chestnut street from
Vhireanal to Ohio street. Adopted and re
.prred.
Mr. Myler moved the adoption of the report.,
which ‘ll.B agreed to.
Ortrootien of Mr: lifyier; the profile of the
- Recording Regulator, txhig the grade of East
, E4ne, Chestnut and Sycamore streets, was
!adopted, and the grades established aceord
-1/I;notion, the rules were suspended totaire
lett_other business.
Mr. Myler moved to reconsider the. action In
t f i f o r h en , c ,r e as te the openin g
agreedl, of North avenue,
"..c Mr. Hall moved to lay the matter on the
table which was adopted.
A. D. Smith offered the following, which
• Was adopted :
Respired, That the Street Commissioner, by
with the advloe-of the Street Committee,
instructed to - have the drain on the south
gide of the Werth Common cleaned out .and
lint In ouch eurtditton as will prevent an over-
Mow.
Mall called for information in regard to
ordinance granting the. Manchester Pas
.senger Railway CaMparc the right to build a
Itol/rarieh along OW m.ress from Federal street
Driquesne borough, vr !eh had been refer
.red to the Railway Committee.
.M.e....Myler stated that the Committee would
• be:ready to report at the next meeting. The
: [ Matter had been held tinder advisement In or
derthat the Committee , might be able tom.
certain the previsions ochartering thy, act a
• company to construct passenger railway
'Wass the Hand street dge, along Anderson
Arid : Avery or Second streets to the city line.
,Thua Tnte*
gaotrtwha B "2:t?;e.itrt inV,
Wt.rconSlderable discussion, Mr. Irwin of-.
Tweed the follotring ordinance
Be it enaeted, aw: That the Pittabergh, Al
legheity and Manchester Railway Company is
Authorized to extend their road on Ohio
:street, as provided in thelrebarter—eubJect to
'all the provisions and regulations contained
*lain ordinance relating to said road, adopted
the SAI September, 18.59.
Mr. Drum milled for the passage of the anti-
Waive.
- Idr. Dl ter opposed tots hasty satlon, and In
timated that them might be u "snake"-in the
ordinance.
-
Mr. A. D. Smith moved to amend by adding:
"Pray - hied that said company commence the
etnistructlon of said road extension within
-thirty days, and prosecute the same to coin
.plabipri as somas piessilde."yASPeed to.
Itt..Thoraas urinal the Council that the
Mistichester Company Intended to build the
road In good faith, and that there was no in
tention on their part to oti" the new
company.
The ordinance was read three times and
paned under a suspension of the rules.
The matter relative to the payment of bills
for repairing the .Gen. Grant Engine House,
which was referred to a Special Committee In
C. C., was taken up, and on motion of Mr.
nettensteln the former action was reconsid
ered and action of C. C. concurred in. Messrs.
ilunkenstcln and Patterson Vera appointed on
behalf Of O. C. as members of Mc Committee.
Me."lrivin offered a resolution providing for
the grading. of the Diamond squares. which
was adopted. In C. C., concurred in, provi
ded imitable fences should be placed around
the squares, S. C. adhered end appointed
'Messrs. Sailand Irwin a Committee of Con
ference. No farther action In C. C.
la Common Cooneff—Present Messrs.
Brown, Cunningham, Paulhanber, Henna,
Reckadarn,Megraw, Miller, McNeil, Mellon.
aid, Riddle, Walter, and President Benny.
The minutes of too previous meeting a - ere
read and app rot t ed.
The Preablent stated that the Secretary had
dada a mistake in endorsing the action of
Common Connell on the report of the Fire En
gine-Committee, Stied Uponjast meeting. - It
therefOre was neerstaryc to reconlider the
action coneurriag.witknelect Council relative
to the bills againa-‘llMacmtlit unglue ColdPse
.A.anotlon to,tednitider was made and
adopted.. • 4 -
- Hr. Hanna truived that 'Connell adhere to
their original tkii.ort -
Mclieil
ainiteled by retailing the matter
to - . Select Goinaultite.
.Inotlon. as. emended. spit „passed, And
Meters. Heckadeffn, Brown ... - eitsd'aulhauber
were appointed la taa_CombillNreof reference
on behalf of C. - CiitxmeurnidlitLby_ S. C., and
Menu% Ilbehemitelnaud=oll were ap
pointed on behalf of th a t
The sanitary resolution reported from the
Select Branch was dzi' motion of Mr. Mciiell
noceeoneurreil Te.solution upon the
cameo ildtet PulotAbtliet,thecting.
tridrluittercds - feat:adieu was so
, eVe - =- 1 41 ". a r t t ratil eac tatt l '
committee
Mr SPDonald offered a resolution for the
grading and pavingot red's
alley, en the
...11 - ward; • tax to pay for the same, to be
atmeaSed by the Street Cominissitmer, so seed
as the cost is estimated. Also.for , the grading
and paring of Ward's alley. Read three times
and Really passed.
The Ordinance granting the right oi .; way on
Ohio street to the Blanchester
S eegerPass Ralb
ell
• way
met with c Company, reportedble oppo s from the electConn
onsideraition.
. Mr. McNeil asked if the ordinance granting
that company .the right of way on the , thin ,
:enabler° would not Interfere with the pro
posed newialkinty /We.' Me 'though t It would,
and wad oppOseilth bußnolpsci and would vote
non-concnr with the ac tion of the other
branch. Let the ordinance peasant! possibly
the prospect for thongs railway connecting
Pittsburgh and Allegheny City would ta/1 to
the ground. Why didnotthe Manchester fine
embram the. OPPOrtunity of laying a track
there preViona.to the zatrvement to construct
a new roads' They elalffinow that it 13 neces
sary for them tone so; but did not always the
onpe eessityro dsedto the e °Minuet.tt The gentleman was strongly
Mr. Cunningham was favorable to lie pas
sage. The more Unto running the cheaper it
would be to rlde. •
Mr. Megraw agreed with the last Speaker,
and for that very reason—the Memeheeter
Ballwa teoallt tostionopolize the city- Alle
gheny lied enough experience In such matters
to know better than create another monopoly.
The paslage of this ordinance will seriously
interfere with the projected now railway, and
not beide- any more Xavorable to the one cot , -
porathm MUM the "other, but opposed to ma.
nir:liehrkll,=l . ll, 4 l:ll . ."'°A`Xi g . to ex
tend the read should be granted. Travel
wouldthus be concentrated to the heart ofthe
Mr. Brown was also in favor of passing the
ordinance.. "The - Manchester .Bassenger Rail
way +Os . anjustltution which benented
gh i r r iyigt i llttsb uta
nrg L L t he was in favor of al
lowing roads on every street in the city, the
more, the ratter. Be.would vote for the ord.'.
mance. It there were Ittree roads ou one street
it would =skein, difference. _ ..•
Thetquestloutotonettretlth the Select COttil
ell was then,pat 91.5 bay Flog by a large ma
Jarlty. ..
On motion, adjourned. : 2
. 2. . .
J , wog Walls Redlivivus.—The notori
one Jphnny Walls, keeper of a house on Lib.
arty , etreetAn tlth, Fifth ward,who Was foto
- three hundred tolollare and Sentenced to five
.months, in jail, at the bud term of Court, for
alegal llOWlttffitig,bUtk betas releaspetZrom
lartiOn payment of the One, began his De
letions -WOW'•filtaoStalllloon.Ba he got out of
jell, and protease* were. at once boned for his
mina to _ keep out of the way,
itaveyke, ulna,
ay;' when One , of.ther
.Court o ffi cers . hint, andlledle ho wan
being conduoted„tohall.,he brete. lane:re* And
7 C:4134 ' 0 1- rbruurea ' . a g= e a.in
.are ppeptral ebergeOPendiar effirleah him;.and,
a t
c o would be greatly . benelltted
hat could' be either herlto, Wham or. oluteedont,
' ° !„,„gl, -.W e , • •
'lllntbeig a Itedu!ho does
•the shavlffir gar hai r draining ( Or Uffionto:"Y
, hatiAgAnardthlkeldtaillantlif dlote-hvina*
hsg, concluded *hop. hffia,lue*,,qtps day lest
weedr. after taimffiStiebt4,ftomtaln and
scouring- about-for et - whtleitmsatedeCl;rirr
IV bear;
.- b
,edla,ilrl= ri it 7,
chased him up a tr ee, torehlstrmeetuffinearty
of, and laceratbd , hilvtleetnolltaideriblyi
, Witold orobablyk hirfel - beettiffilettkednnt the
• dOgs divided thrlVl4VentitOttof the. ,bear. 'and. '
snide a piversiculahtsffirOYA: m allearrial
,teat-It Fra1! , 013%.. 41, 444 It*
Othig. - itmst t!:$ 4 ,0110140 boa bunttopg
Ogail
•xport --Alelitu o u tro64-, rerp ale atsinst r"l4"a vearu ltmn ember atitlo Ge t
ittonrcurrtet
(Wafted
frem ZthUpOrPoetaa ho asrteitye,
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tam
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cave sax 0-721tv0 -
-pie/n tinli
. ,
1 askaiiiiiiinitiriaitAiildiatt.4ln,,Sattii:; ,
least.aillitO* 4
piril= w r i l- . or - ltnetwiso`
r &edam% - 410iX elalh..iriehtelr detained
- 5 m ......”..101' edfinalt ..•.:,kr...lnatstiek outdo
.a ... "' , ...eiftirrailee,torellthe risi t aZZ
% Man It wan ; ttortonl ecorepletidrantints'taii
fbrinianc Ow ; - lialdtid,itto a sadden
,attir`leitilr - rmlanatalViionna witaj w :Fiat
Altehenlittollet .I:raft - atter , .111 PAS
'Marla zuP Odatiandicatn, ;hal%
lowed it. -a* nri 01 , 1111::lair In the attar:
John 'Tee*. brought:indts•meh areatect - itA
other eateriali AtAire - :. Mayer licrthy, tor
aseault-Ordi-bitterp,-Patrick it
seem, MTh
'TAM!! Saturiltiyi - ,whlotr.7ohn-
TePalain'the , ssmir 'oo4•3 ,, esterday.. 'Patrick ,
I hen retobred testiV redress Irom the law,
whenJollir, deteitMed Sett* allow bis broth
"Ar i 0 ArtAAead Aredltptcrl MoSB WM,
WatrVitZadlikeirritte stridmas cosdpitt.B4,4*:
-Wt. :Ms cist,lntixtqw*Wer:-
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District Court
llosnsr. April IS—Before Judge Hampton,
Christopher H. Orth, for use of Wm. G,
flmith, vs. Wm. Si. Howard, Samuel H. Cott
rell, Geo. F. Dlhm, and Lowrie Childs, part
, ners doing business as Howard, Cottrell a Co.
Action on a eontract. it in alleged that the
,
r defendants, on the 18th of April, 1864, co,
tracted with the plaintifferfoethlrty-t.avo thou
sand pounds of light bine "shoddy," at fifty
' Live cents per pound, deliverable at Hie Con
nelLsville depot, at the rate of two thousand
pounds per week; that the arse shipment of
two thousand poundsa . ..rustle =Leading to
agreement., but that the balance was not de-
ItVered, making damages to the plaintiffs in
the stun of WM. After the case had pro
greSeed. Somewhat, plaintiffs counsel disco,
ered that their declaration urns deficient, and
asked brave to Ole an amended declaration,
which was granted. The defendants , counsel
then asked that the case be continued, in order
that theY Might be prepared to meet the new
allegation set forth - in the amended declara
tion.: The ease was accordingly continued.
flassrs..lfasiptoh, .Moreland and Smith ap
p6ared fOr the deferndanff, and Messrs. How
ard-and Chthls foratie
Attempt to EMAIL. Jun.
Wm. liernnian, alias Rawl Connor, who
robbed Douglas' hatstoie, onWood street, and
who is in jail awaitingtrial on another charge
made an unanceessittlattempt - to escape from
prison yesterday morning. Several days ago
he was inactivated, by Warden White, m
com
pany withlds cell mate, Miclund - Pannerin the
1 act of digging into the wall, and was removed
to a cell in the lower range. Fle - did not give
up the attempt, however, notwithstanding
the removal. A large stone in the 'floor . had
been broken Sy somemeana prior to - his incar
ceration in the cell, and in order to render it
more safe an iron barbed been placed -Overit
which was firmly e n *ired by embedding the
ends in the adjoin, tones with. lead. Yes
terday it was discoye ed that Conner had re-
moved the !rein bar, and, using It as a lever,
had succeeded In minoring the broken atone.
In this way he suirr_eeeed in getting beneath
the cell floor, but his progress was soddenly
cheesed by 'the heavy stone archway tinder
the cella. He will now be kept In irons until
such time as the Warden may see fit to relieve
him. Warden White keeps a sharp eye and a
'tight grip on Ms "birds."
Book Noticiia
"Tim Boaorm flutes. By Gustave Alward ,
Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson d Bros! ,
The °Herder Miles" is not a tale of the
border between the North and South, or of the
border war between the Northern and South
ern States, but of the Canada border, and is a
novel after the -worldly style for which this
author Is famous. Ho, has written as Many
novels Its Walter Scott, and by those who have
never read any other author he is regarded as
fully equal to Scott or any other man. We
might be inblined to alder from this view our-
Selves, bat we will not Ilisturbit or controvert
For sale by John P. Ftaht & Co., Masonic
Hall sth street,
"ASPHODEL. Boston: Ticknor 4k Mids."
landOty Of New England life—of New Eng;
iterary life; and although rather florid
and overstrained In style—from which we
judge it to be the product of a young writer—
It is, like moat New England books, readable
and palatable to the literary taste of the day.
The plot Is not as stirring as that of one of
Mrs. Woods , novels, and the movement is de
tridedly more Slow; but we do not think that
any objection to it, nor will any cultivated
reader. It would be the betted, doubtless, If
its pages had a little more life in t hem, bet
=ether it is a good and pleasant story to
For saio hy John P. Fiala 8 Co., Masonic
Ball, 6th strain.
ltUfiroy, Dietroion at Co.
During our perambulations through the city
Yesterday, we took occasion to pay a visit to
the extensive dry goods hone of Messrs.
WElroy, Dickson & Co., ISfo. 54 Wood street,
and were conducted through the various de
partments of the establishment by one of the
firm. From I:wen:twat. toroof goods in endless
variety, comprisidg everything pertaining to
the dry goods business, met our eye. The
first -or basementifloor is used for riatsllns,
flannels, eta.; the drat floor fronting the street,
for cloths, eassimeres, etc. Thu second story
is 'devoted to prints end dress goods, and the
third story to notion!! Of all deecriptions.
This establishment is perhaps. one of the
oldeSt-dry goods houses theunity, dating
back for a period of twenty-eight rears, Mar
ius the greater
.port of which time It-rename
ducted under the style of Hampton, Smiths&
Co. Its present nropnetors are gantlet:nen
having a thorough acquaintanee with the Inis‘
knees, and by Judicious !armaments, theyy are
prepared to otter superior bidneemeats lii the
purchase of an articles of dry gbods. We
Would recommend country merchants and
city dealers - to pay them a r lilt. The gentle
men comprising the Una; as also the attaches,
are affable and obliging, and their liberal deal
ings have ensured for them a large and con.
stonily increasing business.
The Eye. Ear and Catarrh
DL. (Moaner, the eminent eye and .eitr syr
gmifh. of New York, is now at theltonimgattela
Uouac,
and will remain until Saturday next,
+14161,111t. Those who tire 'suffering with di
ht the eysi.eacartil catarrhorlii have an
opportunity Of cdustiltlng him. Dr ...Gardner
could never have obtained the testimonials
whlehthe possesses except by the display of
great skill and learning in his profession- The
doctor can refer to a nember of cltivms In this
city and. vicinity, who have licen cured by him.
Those who are suffering from deafness,
Mutates of the eye or catarrh, by all means
should go and consult him; be Can inform you
whether or not a cure can be effected.
Tate of gadness."--We. are in receipt
of al addditionsl-45 from one gentleman and
el from another,forthe relief of n destitute'
clerk, whose sal case we mentioned a week
tCria -Teen g Icli S MZ e r jar.ded We
learn si
attention to this case through our oOlumns,
that the dying aim for Whose benefit this aid
was contributed, received it most gratefully.
°Could yOu,O.:shesvrites to at;-"and the goner
the donors, have been with me and witnessed
gratitude that beamed fromo bls.eycs as,
with greatdifficulty, he whisperodhis thanks,
you wouldhave been moved?' The relief we
know was moat timely, and has smoothed the
was to the graso of one who was ba deep dis
tress.
Base Halll.—Now that tbaresallant weather
has fairly set in, the Base Ball Clubs (of
which tbero.are quite:a - number in:(.be two
cities) aro abode re-organizing for the lesson.
Thu Union and Central Skating Parks will be
prepared for the use of the clubs, -and the
games will aoubtless be witnessed oy larger
numbers than heretofore, as th ere will be
coats, and other accommodations, for ,spootse
tors.. The exercise is highlibenolicial and
exciting, and we hope the du may. receive
that encoutaßetniPkilTtliclt IB • deserve.
Pageant C4usitertela lffosiey.—Joseph
Hothnan, of Allegheny City, made an.Mlor
tnatlcmbefore lillyarlrorrisoll, against a man
named AlbertHAWS% . charging, him with peas .
mg counterfoltononey. Riley, It appears, per.
classed same goods from Hoffman, Joe which
be tendered:An payment a twenty dollar
ligreenback," which was received and subs&
fluently sertalneil tuber, esteliterfelt. Riley
WWI aftestdiVand on returning good money to
Henna, wee disoharged. •
•
Charged with Morse Steallost.--llalley
Mitchell yesterday instituted- suit ,before Al
derman Strain against Stephen Socrease,
whom be eharrod with stealing a brown horse,
valued at.one - hundred and City dollars. A
warrant fentbeiscrest of Stelthewanti elearch
warrant were placed in the Laude ofrellicer,
Seth 'Wilmot; who started pursuit orthe de
rendant, and to recover if possible the horse.
alleged to have been Stolen:. Bath parties afg,
colored.
Larceny •ire blare ye*.
terdaY) Mad° latiOnMibirm !hatore Alderman
Taylor, eletstag BrLdget Hogan with toe lar
ceny of two palmed pants :valued at ,ttirent7- .
four dollars. At t h e same timecomplaint was
made against • masculine, party for assisting
Bridget in tho lipsonyibut -*Bo. half not been
arrested up to last night. The parties reside,
in Um srerd.:' , Bridget 'gee' hltit4or
beertarthis inoantar. , - • • ^
The rex
ew ees p ; t itlet r t e o p id—ba 6
cpoolbmned f/.e
,a. p.13440 p 00 pa d apt oa o lzl r
for sale at the Cite. ftwia teterWOMee_ Thais
Do are liable to, forget tbe..,ttaisa for • payttitt
same bteney, by • ttayteif
poineirtiv in.thaur sum.* Wm/m=s
Zettry terpaYer-will elife frOwfileAgbirftigt.te
'ROPY. '; s.
/Elool64.—Tlwareadvilletatta "- says:
Tile imply of Mt at l'lthoie hsJi alien °Strom
a n& LiV m a e rr i r Mbil tb t 2 o 4 tiaras bitreU thousand-
) ti t g,
tsilumel.,,The " prim ot"oli 3 11 i: 4 0/ 1 9 , volatir.7o
- now on-waft'Vtollide pencil
at trent. It la feared . tha, Pit4ole-hgui ften
its t
wirAllb- j Joble. Kamer, rittordsi
13 'aiiipticgtiot b orikaaasqtuut,
llri IloberUWlll wapoV.be
this h trut tue'S
-that ;White , AA= an ,
tilickto ba ll , wliM lOW= e.
Jaa
irfilteel sad .44.10,. to. taut us ems*
DonahloWtetllZOßlSlLalitgb Orbavlaryfei, ,
sorted lira wife Martha. . She all tha t
has nOt con :rib utaX atole gri ege* t
tor
flto years paet.. Its'lVl/1 WWII • t at the
next terrace
Wm. IfaS dr,'
Afac arai dner 'gh &VP am
_alaorai vu
ins off. alsaldarMaas
trom tor, the th lrrl eutiuge. dett f
t uly_
. •
.. •
• aoiX4lo.are—r.Obeit'Vogel tiesibitihkr.
preferred a charr n o li f l assault, a d battery . ,..be.
tore alderman gamer,
whom he chargabarlth e lft ' &nen by
a blow of Ida flea oath* rlvaraardt. ' , The aoa .
00 47 0 1 18 14 1 44 114 :Ir ahearinr!iext.W • • • • gip
n r b i e a
Ain route lefOrmatton
nfQh f
pDoaarrxrUE
•Aleermat
14. tro M's or
„Warta intspfla Ibr *. , • '
• 4.4% , •
of illitse Beeson, Esq.,p . Lien Bee.
11, woof the leadnng PUMomal own Of Peon'
inen* and one of th e moot prominent men
'o u rei t =ninty,dledet Die nteglente, ;the
k ertat.e, near. trnlinetarjo, 94 -
-*onaire nlßnt, theYth 2,1 0;164
.
tatirtml.—Ttio tworitiqfpAtifiltif rams
I 'Cathedral has befflx laktppear lOC tiff, mut
I :waft beifi& lAtot , 4 146 - 41/0012
.229eriaibX44,9/ArreagUallCOMltitM.
410.4 feet wv1.4.113t0. IMMIX Mt
it pot aboat4.l4oa,
S._ _ _ ~, ~.'CR9'
PRICE THREE CENTS.
Destrattive Fire tit !Chi) Ninth Wara
About Metro O'clock last: night a fire broke
out in the patent barrel and bucket manatee
tory of Guthrie & 8111, Of Taylor street, Pitt
township, opposite the Park. The
nature of the works, there being a large gran
city of staves on hand, together..with a stock
already finished, caused the fire to sp
quite rapidly, and the building; witirits
tents, became enguiphed inflames before the
steamers could arrive on the ground. When
they did arrive they were unable to save the
building, which burned to the. ground. The
firemen, however, prevented the flames from
spreading to any of the various worla adjoin
ing. The wpm works of Park, McCurdy &
Co., were threatened for a while,. and some
Sheds attached thereto were burned, but no
other damage was •Inflinted. Owing to the
lateness of the hour, Ire were unable to obtain
the amount of loscanstained, but It is quite
heavy, not less than .15,000 to 020,0 M. The fire
is believed to be the work of an incendiary. •
•
Etingalar Cans oCaulcide.
•
Nicholas Rolm, an industrious, and, highly
respekted citizen of Addison tOwitshim gout
erect comity, committed studide a few days
tvi2lit7l. gun. l4l.°W ll n e g t W IT:I3 U thr°n° ft m the h hear ho use, t
telling ale wife that be wa l T n going over to an
other farm that he had purchased, to see how
the boys were getting on with plowing. .After
visiting tne boys he told them he was going
tO shoot crows. There was not thelesst
radon that he meditated self destruction, and
his movements were not watched. He • went
to the barn, got into the hay loft, and after
drawing the rammer from the gun he had
placed the muzzle over the heart, and pulled
the trigger with the rammer. The deceased
was social in - his habits, was industrions, ac
cumulated mousy rapidly, and seemed to en
-joy life.' Why'a man in his circumstances
should take his own life is one of thoeethings
which lie beyond human ken.
Use 121111,11:11UO0
to...illegheny,Llbrary 'Association is in a
most flourishing condition, and , bids fair to
hewing! s moStimportant auxiliary In the dls
semition of light . and knowledge. as an
evidence of the manner Tin a which the citizen.
are sustainingthportnterderprlse we are
gratified to state that one hundred new mem
bers have been added 10 - the list during the
past two or three days. The Library_ room is
in tip-ton order, and yOung men, (and ladies
too)_, cannot find a. moreinviting place in
which to Spend that; lasso.° hours. 2VLa may
mentioninthisconnection, that arras
have been made for, holtibig a.public 1;t14:,
in the Library roam, on Thursday' evening,
the 26th inst., at which addresses will be de. ,
livered by Rev. W. lloWard, D. D. and Rev;
Joseph R. Kerr. The friends of the institu-:
Lion are cordially invited to attend. . ;
lgraterloos Disappearance. Emma; •
Watkins,aged fo urteen : e years, and residing;
with widowed niotbet In the basement of
the Welsh Baptist Ohureh, on Chatham street
has disappeared In a very mie s dons manner
fro her friends. On Man of last , week'
m.
she left her home to pay a It to a
_grand-.
mother living at Sawmi ll" intending to
return the day following, but. Aiwa toottinis
her mother has seep nothing of her.. She sup-'
posed that her hte 'h ad' been detaine
at Scat by her gtandmo daugr ther, but was after. d!
wards informed by the old lady that ?ass Em-'
ma had left henhouse on Tuesday for the pur
pose of returning home, and she supposed she
bad gone home. Any. one who ean give any
information as to the missing girl win relieve
the suspense of an Onictotts mother
Attuning it Morse.—Proceedings were yes-'
under instituted by E. C. Rich before Alder
man Strain against a man named Jacob Vat- .
ter, under the code providing for the punish
ment of cruelty to animals. St ore. that
Rich hired a hdrse to Matter, fromPatterson , s
livery stable, on Third street, and It is alleged
that he beat and abused thaaitimal Inc shame
ful manner. Matter resides with his father
who is proprietor of Elweitzer Heal, in the fifth
ward, The accused was arrested and held.to
ball in the stun of dve hundred dollars, to an-
Seer.
Iteut7llobbery.—We learn that two faqi.
tlemen stopping at the Monongahela Rouse,
were on Saturday night last robbed of a large
amount of money. (reported at co,000.) The
mutter le In the hands of the Chief of Police,
who t 5 endeavoring to bring the thieveis to
justice.
A. P.A.—Th*3E37th anntversary of Luther's
Protest wall be celebrated at City Hall on
Thursday . evening next. B. R. Finley, Esq., of
Kittanning, and Gm. P/ersou, °tains city . , will
deliver addresses: Ode or two German speak
er!' may Likewise be limiest. -
Notimpeen Abetted.-. Prosecution were
brought before. Mayor McCarthy yesterday,
against John lEterron, Thomas BelhJas:Logan,
J. Quinn and Jacob Radm,for maintaining nui
sances, but the nuisance:, In each case haring
been abated the suits were discontinued.
St ten.o4na rlccß
Sr. haute April 16.—Cetton flat, at 31e. Flom
quiet and unchanged. Wbeat, high grades
grin,.law qualities daft and 'drooping., Corn
litta sad =Wm, Oat. h ate.
Praclabiale =changed.
•
HARRIED. -•. •
STOBVS—SW.OPIT-0. the tOth t ir Co Zee
H. T. litare•tt, IckLLIAII . R. the
of
bomb, to Min JOSIP: OW ore, of Froak .
DIED:?
GRA TF—On Monday. Mb' hit., se two O'clock
r. a., ANA BKLlAlll...aCkUltati, vire or Carina
ghee L. Oesgr, aged teady-ee.een ream
Posend naWcrouraDaY, 18th Inflant. et 10 o'eloci
A. te.. (1111 . 33 the resldoner of her husband. !to.=
Penn street.
PEAIL4ON—AI. bt rcialdenco..Belfontaine etreeL
ItIfTEVVIVaIar ° 4l.7l:t7:Pikt yrnr * .
Notice of (anent will beglven In evening n•Deviii
ENSEL—On ev'enlog, April tetra, UM at
half-pairt eigiii Weloelt'•ln th e t 'newly-ORn resent
cl! B . ." 411
•
Notice er flineral In evening inner.
lEELLDAIX
thd tenet plegerostee gte of Sep.
sa etts
le en Useptattds,lmateelle north Of
OW on the'fies• Belibtemltha Persona'
ea Native iftsthl Loth wlllewpay st the eaa
se vs *ace, se the Ceseetn7. Tlths Deeds.
we) ell other
erehoeee :pale:Jill by sttended
t(yar, ti
bed Leeeseek Wen.; All e Vj
• •• • • • , , 4 1. wmP4rf se , 4 trMagty •.
PROF: cosninant. • .
. GRASSFANCYDRESS SOIREE, • •
rriday Etening, Apirli2inh, '6O,
••.• • • • •
. AT WILKINS RALV,7OI.IIfiNSTREET.
.
NOTIOE.-0 RAND OPENING ( 'POLLNEAS: b).
the JUVENILE CLASS, atAT..gg:Dieet•OlY. TbU
Alma will eolith:nth dthelngnuttlion..ll,, when they
wUI mint' the loot to tbe Senior Clams and other In-
Med guests, who eau enjoy donelog for the balanc•
of the evening.
Tleketa for iteaetved -Seale wiimbe olitatifiet at C.
C. I.lELl.Ofre,'lda Store', 31 Wood alrett.'whare,
• dtscram at tb• b•Uinag saeeh. , wyrEitd.
LEGAL - NOTETE&
lICIAVE . EgINIAIROF4I6IIIOII4
.D, rrzczanu;-1? ()maul , Catitt.
a . AllckturnyCounty, M e r ck warm, M
MI tam,. to-wilt .ap,rli ttrotattai at ot.JOhn
Nt'an Jr.',' Admlrissizacer of - Jen:dam Anderson. de
dated,:
co atratlatelr; ma' 013 t motion, of
Itaattltattkatakexas., aatorßats...tat tat Adm.lata
'l=9,lll'll-I=ltV=ll tar hands at
...411461141att0 tattga 'a ate
rt above apilastato '
tapr. at then lat i trege-Verfaa. a l
Vclr el k. ISLAGa, ALM
17CfAXICIO
Ntitlati ia~s NICEECTIIIMPOI4
;t.,.474 . y i goae l 4# livesti , AlKirtmirs; meirmej
TiKirispszyteareatipAnikeMe i g
Niseeel pm e.os bee la eel elm. p o s to
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THE GREAT
SHERIFFS' SALES-
BOOTS 41. SHOES
the But
11 vuts •
Itl haTPUeatily U. ILmunatorers.
but
Special DiSpensation for the Working
Classes of- this City.
Goods Selling at Lower Prices
than Beihre the War!
$3,50 GI rvor I'OR •1,26 t
The only dealer in the city that was
on hand with the money to "gob
ble up" these elegant Spring
BOOTS AND SHOgSI
DELAYS ARE DANGESQUSI
°PERI ROUSE SNOB STORE,
No. 60 Fifth Street,
UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE.
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999 1 49 Viii9q
GI t ABD OPENING
EMMI
FIFTH ST. GLOM( HOUSE.
On MONDAY EVENING, April loth, 1E1.1,,w111 be
opened one of the finest and most destrableSiciek of
cLoes.n. MANTILLAS, OLOARINGS, ,
WQOV
ENS for Men's wear, BLACK SILKS, 213.1.44¢Q38,
Se., Se., evor exhibited to Pltttbnrgb, whleh will
be sold - at astonishingly LOW PRIOLS.' Oor: Gar-
mewls areof She VERY LATEST DESIGNS: both
FRENSEI .AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE.
We shell also make to order, Cloaks and bsotWis
of the very latest styles. and will warrant a perfeel
At. Particular attention paid to RESITTING and
TRIMMING GARMENTS INTO TICE LATEST
STYLES.
IfirDozVt fail to se o those thiee, genteel
CLOWLIES FOR $5.00y
Only to be touted at the New
cncac).a...s. eswortm,
No. 49 Fifth Street,
Opposite Pittsburgh Theatre.
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f VINSIGNMENTS.
15 bids. palsne Cranberries;
50 boxes Messina Oranges:
50 Patarmo do
so • • Lemons;
•s 5 barrels Turnips:
.16 • ••
00 ••• Seed Jersey Buckeye Potatoes;
I car load Potatoes,
store Monet
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4.IONSIGNICENTS OF FRUIT AND.
'sr" PEODIXE.
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to • Goshen CtieeZ N °
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Cowen Caratal :Peaches;
to • • do Tomatoes;
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40 •• Yemen Ilaa;r ' rotat.s•
200:1boob. •• • • do 'Ln rocks,
as, mid for Dale b
POTTER, AIKEN 6 811EPAILD,
table Llterty street.
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IVALL PAPERS FOR APIUM,4IO.,
loe2lr COLORS are Clay, tiraolte, Orange. end
lair.W , PAlTEß‘Fl—Greek,'Etrelsean, Leta V.
Embroidered, MUSIIII and Lace.
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