THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
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PENNI3IIN REED & CO.,
AT GAZETTE BUILDING,
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TEEMS TOR WEEKLY:
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Ten or more Cordes, to obo .addrees, and
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CITY 'ITEMS
Toil Will
l'lna a. Dental Esi.abhelmeat at . 21t5 Penn
btract. Doe. Bill t
Grower
Seattle braelitnes, removetl 'from Zie. Is to
No. Ica rlfth street, above Smltheeld street.
uty7:lw
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Of Dry Goods we offer bargains An Job lots
of Dress Goods, Panting., Linen Goods, bud
lull - lines of. Sheeting., Shirting., .Prints:.
Tickling, Checks, &a, all of.which We will
Bell at the very lowest eastern crush prices.
J. W. Bnaien & Co.
59 Market street. below Third: 4C Fourth eta.
Ilasard Caswell's Cod Liver Oil.
Tbo Purest and Sweetest Cod Lyer Oil lu
tuo world. manufactured from fresh,
healthy liven, upon the scaebor.o. Itis
porfisnly pure and sweet. Ask for ...Hazard
Caswoll'il cal Ltvcr 011," manufactured
by' CASWZLI., MACH & CO. New York
Sold by all druggists. uw
Cloth and Silk finccines. -
Gardner 3 Stewart are showing a splen
sia assortmAnct. of these 'goods . at very low
prices, at their new store, on the west cor
ner of Market and Fourth streets. 2w:eod
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tit) to. Fleming's Drog Stoic,
No. St Market street, for Brown's Ver
n:Matte Comfits, tho best 'worm Medicine
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in use. j
Pin" Drugs!
Pure Dity,sl! Pure Unruh!!! Pure 'Drags!!
at Karla AUesheur.
Korcian Llquora Of all kinds at Jo,,zall S.
inch•e DllLlilery, NO. bp. 191,193 and.l9s
4M to Fleming's Deng store,
So. S 4 ilarliet Street, for good spoug6s
lit low 'rotes.
. • Too . Can 0,7
eS poi cent. Alcohol et Toeeph 8. Flneh's
w Liomt at .3 ogotal S. Fk..1,0.•
I am atlitzen of Allegheny; yet, although
the current of. Popular sentiment in this
city seems to be at present against eV:Mardi
dation, my own mind is rather the other
way; fort-would , prefer to he a citizen of
one great city than of_a comparatively
small suburban elf y.
Allegheny Las 'a population of 10,000. and
in Increasing rapidly. Its natural location
is better than that of Pittsburgh; for it has
more level ground—mote room In which to
expand. Its extensive comment...running
entirely around a square central section of
about. sixteen compactly built blocks. Is a
beautiful feature; and when these four long
expanses of open ground shell be Improved
an they may be. their value will be appreci
ated as it has never yet been.
But with all its beauty and desirableness,
Allegheny can never be anything but an
app.:Mime. a suburb, of Pittsburgh; for
the latter possesses, and is likely to retain,
everstllieg that gives character and Im
portance to a city; and whether we agree
to give' up our separate existence or net,
we pleat I,e content to be regarded by all
the world outside as a part of Putsburgl
ire cannot help it. We are too near our
dingy yet metropolitan ulster to enable no
to assert and maintain a separate and inde
pendent existeace among the cams of the
land. The situation is an awkward one,
for we can hardly • tell what we are. At
eons° we are known as citizens of Alle
gheny; abroad orotire, without consent s re:
garded us Patsburgtterts. • PPtaburgh Is
known the world over as one of the impor
tont cities of the United States, which can
not now, and probably never can, be said of
Allegheny- •Pittfiburgh owes no small part
of its imtarlange to this city. to the strength
which its wtalth and population odd to that
ghich Iles on the otter side of the Alle
heny river; and when the presses and the
Board of Trade of Pittsburgh make up the
Statistics of the population. and business of
the place, they Invariably count Allegheny
in as apart of that great community known
to the world as .1-tittstaiivh. We cannot and
do not complain that they do no, for it Is
correct; end citleeres of both cities arc round
In the Board of Trade, and in the colninct
of the press. We are one community, one
city, and the mere matter of two munlei.
pat corporations arms not.and cart not, make
us two. We are so closely connected that
rivalry Is out of the question, and la never
thought of. Then why not he one in every
respect and bane dune with these distinc- ,
Cons without difference, and with the awk
ward Mimes "theadcities" which speakers
and writers are obligee to use, when they
fiDeak.of this community, which tacit-innate
emus tells them to only•one 1
• Consolidation would raise the value of
• property In Allegheny; for it would maki,
It very nearly the center of toe proposed
great city, and give us free bridges over the
Allegheny. Old Pittsburgh would be left
es it were in a corner; aced whatever effect
- the union of the twoclties would hereupon
Madness would be to the advantage of this
side. We have four bridges across the Al
'legbany now; but were the city made one.
and these bridgesell free, the member would
soon be doubled. la /set. the Allegheny
would then flow directly through the heart
of the city, and would almost'cease to be
felt as a barrier to Interco:tree between Its
opposite hank.
In this discussion I have said nothing
about the other municipalities and town
ships, and parts ot townships, which It is
proposed to draw Into- this consolidated
city.' Let the citizens preach disease their
own share of the great (mention.. Neither
have I said anything about the very great
extension of the limits- This It a peculiar
try of modern times. In old tunes, when
it was neeeseary to build walls around cit
. les, they'were necessarily confined to en
narrow limits as possible; yet Babylon,
within Its walla, was larger then oar pro!
posed city. Old London was walltid, anti
now thupart which the wails enclosed is
but a little spot within the huge metropo
' tie wheals bee swallowed it. op. l'hllndel
phW,asPennlaidltont, Was at that day
eupposed.to be projected on a large and lib
.atal scale; but long ego the population,
glfl to overflow his boundaries, and numer
,:.rtus- disjointed .suburban rotiolelpalltres
..sprang ONCSOalag great confusion,
Intents amt trouble. A few years ago, how.
ever, after a protracted light of opposition,
all theee,.together with the entire county
of Ptdiadelphitt, were consolidated Into one
, preatelty. It Woe a bold and gmmil enter
, prise, and has been followed bye measure
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' of growth and prosperity before nuknown
• In that city. Philadelphia I. Lat least four
• times es large as it is • proposed to make
Pittsburgh; St. ,Louis is about the sane size, Brooklyn is about the same; Cincinna
ti sod Chicago p re but little If any less.
I. would be glad to see this Important lo•
cal question well discussed, but without a
tinge of bitterness. Passion and Jealousy
have no business in such a illscusslon;-f.
:those who advocate consolidation and
those who oppose 11, are doubtless actual
by motives equally go6d; and that - both
. are alike desirous. of promoting the bent
Interests of,S•thene cabs" is unquestiona
bly tree. , . 7 remit Sloe.
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Sew' Tort correSpondent in a tioblle
paper thus speaks of the temptation of the
race cOnrse.- 'One of the habitues of a cur
tain &midway sporting-house was worth
nearly half a million dollars ten years age.
lie was en gated in a business that paid him
thirty thousand a year. and be letd the en
left of the Lest, society. Ilia wile was the
diltightor of :one of our wealthiest bankers.
and Mt of his family connectlens were of
the first respectability. accompanying
. a
friend to the race course one day, be was
retard with* passion for owning fast lan ,
es' and dashed into the sports of the turf.
In a short lime Ito bad a stable stocked with
the beat aninuils to be hint, ted his bets we. ,
the weeder and envy of the less foytnnato
In pocket. Luck wu against him. lie loot
heavily; his business went downy one after
- another his heroes died on his hands; his
stable was sold; then Die house,-his old
friends dropped off; hie wife tiled and his
children became scattered: and he now
spends his nights and days loitering about
bar-rooms and listening to the horite•talk
of jockey. and, gamblers. This man would
probably An worth a million to-day if he
had kept clear at the race-course:,
—A Horton naPer says hA New York
weekly paper Is publishing Items of ex
tremely personal news concerning teem.
; hors of the 'ontier ten , of that city. It says:
G—. of Cuba. Is the Candsomest Mae
in N ew York, and Clara 0— leis the pret.
liest band. while Kittle I—, of VIM% eve.
'mum is the handsomest of her sex. , This
*ecord ecinhl be made still more valuable
and interostiou.• For Insumoo : Mies r. has
he largest ankle In Fifth avenue; Miss Q.
wears a No. 7 boot; Miss It. has a large mole
im'ber left shoulder; Miss S. has twenty-six
springs in her hoop-skirt; Miss T. dotes on
Ilsh halls; Miss Q. has alsse eye; bites V.
Simms; Ines W. ILods scented tooth powder
elite nnavalliog; ales N. bas epileptic Ilts;
311113 r; Istl—ndy; his Z. Is the ugliest of
her sex."
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• I --Tho .Buffalo • eimitterda/ 'tells the story
of a man from the country. who called at a
hardware store in that city and after being
shown a large assortment of scissors` turn.
od to tho clerk, remarking, wifeis
putty sloe, and its 'bout an even thing if
abe gets anybetter,l4l Wait and 800 Untie
Kota troll 'lore 1 buy any aclaaon." •
TL2ms:
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MST EDITION.
rg.ox EUROPE.
Pence Congress Meeting.
HESITATION AS TO THE BASIS
France and. Prussia Arming
FINANCIAL DISTRUST AI;D ALARM,
By Telegraph. to the Flttsburgh thuelt
TLIE PEACE CONURESS.
Lemon, hay 7.—The Conference of Euro
pean Governments for the settlement' of
the conflicting claims of Franco anti Prus
sia, in regard to ,the Grand Duchy of Lux.
=berg, WM moot in this city to-slay. lc Ic
reported that the leading powers will bun
tate to carry out the proposition for guar
anteeing the neutralization of Luxemburg,
and that the people of the Grand Duchy LBO
for annexation to Belgium.
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The Uoverament Ems accepted the !Aral
amendment to the .11e:orto Ind, providing
for the lodger frauehLve.
DUBLIN, /lay 7.—The Pent,. prisoner COu
nelly, Was to-day convicted of high tre,ton
by the Cow iniuseau, the prisoner Clerk
am reuLutted Lind ,I.o.kurged from coo.
logy.
EIZZ=E:I2
•LorTo,. Kay tilspatel
from Dublin stated ULU the leniuu,lieCaf
forty ha* been found guilty.-
venroor., May 7 Eiraing -- Cotton
quiet. Corn Om:lined &Lain. opening; quo
ted 431 snized. %rental.. Naval atoms tend
ing downward. •
.I.porlOY, Iday:.--/roan—Consnl a 91 , '•bontla
71 , 4; lillnole Contra! 734; I.:rte 12.
LIVELLPOOL, May 'l.—Num—Cotton quiet
told unchanged.
For the Catsburgh Uarette
Consolidation.
B 7 Telegraph to the I . lt t the rgh C. az ette.
Now To air, May 7. 1, , ,57.
rarshrrgarAB Itr., 100.
Tho joint Committee of the two Tre,by
terhin General Assemblies, Old and New
Schools, after a session of a week, in this
city, agreed upon terms of re•vnlon with
remarkable unanimity. These terms are
to go before the churches for a year before
final action.
Alcri-SLAvtr.r IMMETT J.Dxxver.Sativ.
The thirty- fourth anniversary of the
Amencarr - A - utt-Sisivery Society was held
to.day. The attendance was tar,. Wen
dell pi, who presided, was Ihe chief
speaker. IteeolutlOn3 were tulonted that
the nation owes to Itself; in respect to Jus
tice, and to the future security and present
safety of the colored race, to impeach and
remove the traitor of the White House
at once; every hour Congress delay's that,:
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article, macs[- the nation, disgraces its
jeopardizes its future, elays justice, a
makes more end more Innocent blood Crr
to GM against ns; that- we urge on all
friends bf freedom to keep vigilant and
reaselt,s watch on the Supreme Court and
the present effort of the rebels to make list of
It In order to tile• k the wheels of govern.
taunt; that a large Meu into Or eentlteutiork
and the division of con rtscated laud among
the Degrees is an act of justice to them and
the former reMAhOwinees of the land, and
will tee security so their ether rights and
to the nation itself. Adjourned. -
Another trastilnglon special ease it la
not true that litilefJastice ()tia.o will be to
Richmond next weel to preside at the !Hai
ofJefferson DAVIS. lie wilt not leave the
bench of the Supreme Court until the close
of the present term, on the 2010 of May. He
will then be occupied for several days In
concluding the nominations for regbders .
In banlirupey.
Thu Clock bounded by Firth and 31aullson
avenues, and Filiy-ninth and Sixtieth
streets, which ....purchased for the rite of
the grand hotel, which In now abandoned,
sold Ott auction to-day for .315.r , 30. Thu
lota nest V.VA)' ,C.O eighteen mouths aro.
The Joilielary Committee will probably
remain In 110110011twO or three Weeks. and
then 'sojourn to Non York to examine
the Conveyance 01 the liiino3.3 Branch Union
ractileltailroad.
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A Washington rl.aciat frays the Jtpansse
Commissioners have inn:tr....l Secretary
Seward, privately, of the onject, of the,
ruisslun, and have tad an interview with
Secretary Welles, relative to the purchase
of vessels.
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irty•aro horrors were blirrOatted t•
death by a are In the Litftb:il of J. It. elalaey
at Broadway and Twenty-biz:ll etreeta, ear
ly thin tpornlng.
Supreme Cones Derision—Outlaws
Hanged lo Kansm—Sl of nay
sir ibunans—Untort Pacific [toils-06d
fur Telegraph to the PittaberM Catena-I
Sr. Loco. Sint' 7.—The Supreme Court to
day gave a doctrine in Ihe cam of Droh•
mann vs. SLUM, appealed from the Circuit
Court, agirming the decision of tan lower
Court. The mit was originally brought for
the pomession of property iseized by Col.
Stabil, for military Putimma, oldie ho nom.
mandod a regiment of home g nar.h., in 1..4.
and which be has still retained. The deci
sion it based upon an ordinance passed by
the old State Convention, which prohibits
civil or criminal ectOn against any person
for acts performed by virtu., of military
authority.
The Kansas city Journal Says thirty out
laws have boon hanged by the Vigliattee
Committee of Johnson and Pattie fatalities,
during the winter and spring.
Mayor Thomas in his annual message.
delivered to the City Councils thisafter
noon says. the bonded debt of the city is
1.5.144500. an increase of 11,0W,080 in two
years. The estimated tevepue for the pre..
elit year fi111.ef.1.600; estimated expenses for
the same time, $1,175.440.
The Crated States Treasurer ,has delivered
to the Union Pacific Rail way,Kaurna brands,
bonds mathirty miles of road accepted ay
Commissoners On April 271 h - Another sec.
tion of this road, twenty miles West of Sa
lina, will be ready for Inspection.
The frost lust night blade feu in some lo
calities, and it is Feld much damage bits
been done fa vegetation, especially to early
berries. '
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YOLITITE I,XXXII.---NO. 10S
ONE O'CLOCK.
IRELAND.
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FROM NEW YORK.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Meeting or the lat. Loofa Workingmen.
IR , Telegraph to the Pittsburgh tisrette.)
Sr. Louis, Slay 7.—Thu meeting of work
ingman at the Court • House last night was
very large, enthusiastic, harmonious a.. 1
quiet. Several prominent speakers ad
dressing the meeting, all of whom depre
cated vloieneo of any kind, but strongly .
urz.•o .:pity of action and daterMination to
stami by the eight bear law. The following
resobv, '.T.15 wore adopted:
That the workingmen of the
city of it. I.uls In council ws.nribion,
hero declare that we are determ 'nett, as law
ahloling ditty...to entorceo he law making
eight boons a legal llay 'a work, and will
accept a reasonable reduction of our wages.
!!noised, That we wilt r els:countenance
any attempt to enforce the law by any lin
proper means, 110/14., lair nor maid too 311111 L
to be carrleti by any force other than moral
suasion.
//Aram", TAnt 'We Invite ell opponents t%
the eight hoar law to meet rot nt any time
aril ranee they may deem proper, to Warman
the merits or demerits of the question ba.
fore the public.
Considerable ercitwnent occurro.l yen.
terdny among the workingmen In East et.
Lou!,, awl a riot Was luitulnout at tam titer,
but Matters were gab:tell slown,by !Earnest
appeal!, from leading teem The laborers
tinnily concluded to go to work on the right
hour rule tor a pionortionate reduction of
wagon. •
Tobacco Fear In Kee tacky.
Illy Te.lvrrApli to the (/ ati.tte.j
Ciao:a:raw, !lay 7.—The Tobacco 'Fair
and premium tale, at RentOW6 liltroholl. •
coylogtoo, hy , of lent tobacco, woe largely
Ittlentle , i. Duller. from all the prittclpal
cities were present. Thu first premium
wan awarded to IL K. Davis, of 0 Fen coun
ty Kentucky, runt soli! to Spenee, Bros. It
tam,, o f Cl.cinp.tt, for Slew per hundred;
sccnd premium to John JOWlat, of 0%,11
county, Kentucky, and told to J. 11. Rook°,
Of. Louisville, fur lOU per hundred, The
premium comma thirty dollars In gold.
Handal ?tercel Car flatter.
tlly Telegraph to the Patch:ore Gazette.]
11a St
May 7.—Tlie City 'Gouache
have decided adversely on the City
made for as toinactloit to re3train the city
paiacoger Cara from running 0” bUadaY•
Maryland ConatllAdlonal Conavidlon.
[By Telegraph to the rittsbutxb Gantt° J
1.211101., May 7.—Tho Maryland Con.tt•
tuttOnai Colivwdlna - moats at Annapolla
W-1110:YOW.
UTE CONDENSED NEWS.
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—Tire Leto= Demonstration in Hyde
Park, London, on Monday-, (says a Cable
special to the New York Herald) was as im
mense affair. It numbered atleast one hun
dred thousand, embracing roughs, gentle
men, women, children and workingmen.
Sir Hobert Walpole's proclamation that the
assembly was illegal proved utterly abor
tive. The morning papers andounced that
the government would not attempt to put
down tiro meeting, but all the troops In
London and vicinity were under arms, and
a large force of police was concealed in a
secluded part of the park, and vehicles
were kept ready to convey them to any
, point in case of riot. Fifteen separate
meetings were organized. at ono of which
a woman spoke in favor of female suffrage.
A stand was devoted to religions speeches.
Most of the revolutionary sentiments otter
al by the speakers were loudly cheered. As
the police passed by the crowd, the termer
advocated order, and practically carried
out that Idea by driving otr the trees In the
park the roughs who perched in the brunch•
ea. entlre press denounced the course
of thlitovermuouL The tortes treat the
meetings as a mute victory, w halo the to.
formers claim them as IL splendid popular
triumph. Thu bliterest feeling exists on
tenth sides, and all London Is intensely ex
cited. anew of the meetings were still in
progress. auk' will continue until a late
hour,
edge Itiller,of Wu United States Dietzlet
Court, at Milwaukee, has granted an In
junction against the Directors of the
waukeo and rrairo du Chien IZallroad, pro
hibit Lug ill° consolidation of nor Sill Iraukco
and st, Paul with the Milwaukee and Prai
rie an Chien, or paying any dividends, In..
toted, or any money on account of stocks
Issued by the present Ward Of Directors.
—The V,cforld (Vows:, the oldest and most
widely circulated Journal In Vancouver
British" Columida, says editor lolly
April WO, WO out of every ten men Of
the colony, in their present state of wretch
lICSS htld 110V1.111.5% would welcome annexa
tion to the United States.o Theme remarks
wore called forth by the rumor that Eng
land was about to sell her posset.slons to
the Urnted States.
• —ilesander Cummings, having resigned
thu Governorship of Colorado, has entered
his securities as internal Revenuo Collec
tor of the Fourth Di.strict, In l'hiladulphia.
—T. l'arker Scott, recently elected City •
Judge of Baltimore, It to stated nun appoint
ed Chat. Hollins, ex-commander of the
rebel steam ram, and also other e.,confed
crates, to wilco In the court.
—Additional returns 111.1lcato that the en
tire Dem.ratic - ticket has been elected In
Kentucky. Pull returns from the Eighth
and Ninth Districts are not in. but so far as
heat.' from, Young and Adams, Democrats,
havea majority.
—General Hooker has been granted leave
of absence for one rear from the first of
June, owing to 111 health. Gen. John C.
Robin:on t.ucceefiff him In command of the
Ifcpartu.ent or the
rollant, of tfiehmnnd, having appealed
to Ceti. schelleld, agalnot the order.ot Gen.
Wilcox prohibiting l'ollard from delivering
hie lecture ore the Chivalry' of the 8504 h,
(eon. Schofield hoe susfained the order.
—vi. , orge A. Treuhclui, Mr. Weisman, his
partner, and Col. Weatherby, all C harks
ten, have been examined in the impeach.
went nevhstig - atlon.
—The Japanese Comsnisioners will vlalt,
1-110 NaVal hettooJ at Annapolis, tomorrow.
FR9.11 CALIFOIESII.
(ty Tebench to tyci Vitidecrall
San FILANCIMCO, Slay i.—The Savage Min
ing Company has declared a ildelderid ut
one hundred and Otry IntYntilo to
morrow. Not for threw years past has the
mining stocks market Seen au active. Thu
Prince itre generally Wittier. hale S. Nor.
er1.4.1.41.L. , 11 thirty . ..lla lutintrod and griy.
SAVEIgu th !my. tour hundred and (Illy;
Crown Point, ntruiteen hundred; Yellow
Jacket, seventeen hundred.
Flour grin and prncli unchanged., Wheat
dull, ut tl,ly. Legal tenders, ire.
FROM MARI.
Coy Televar.l4 to the I.MA/wth Gazette.
3:O,C=EAL.WIY Cabinet cotnicji wil
tin held on Friday. Alt the eeieletote lie ill
country were to be pratoint, Including CAL
tier, who was on Loath the Nestorian. It 1
nnilerigood that llon..lll.3lclJougall will I
the leaner-Of Reform In thlit section for tie
from Upper Canada.
The engineer wince. halt., commenci
preliminary .01WriiilOn• 1.1 revad in
forttfleationa at tongneull.
It In announced that Ilon. John Noce wit
tuiLicuL GoynrnOr of New Drunawlck.
FROM RICUMOND.
logro . Pat Of/ a Ntre , et Car—Ma. Meet.
lay—tointlweellou r
:Pr Tiittgreph to the Pittsburgh tittit , tte
3.ley 7.—A negro tt,lny at
tempt,il to ride in one of the are Upon.
printed to Wltitt-A. ut w put off: .The
Cf. 0 I.' 111 litid before th as e
laand Jury of
tate Unite,! 2-tales Court. •
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A largo mooting nt neirroga to-niabt yr&
whin...ad by Ilny.tgal, of iletionieninirtta
and Blarnb, of Virginia, built favoring coo
narration.
Americas, Medical Convention.
i fly irsraph lathe Pitts..ursh t ar,te.
Cisetsa sit, hlay American Medi
cal Association metal Ilopkine' lint I thin
morning. •.thout two-hundred and fifty
delegates were present, representing. all
parts of the union. The Conventton will on
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m session several days.
Blass TelSigrams.
it, Telegraph to the gUtaberith (Welts.;
hortformi.a, ' Play 7.—ltiver stationary,
with ale. and a half feet water In canal 1.)
mark.
31 gmruls, May 7.—Wcather cle fir and cool
r0. , 0 two Inches lo Lho p.t twenty
four hour,.
Blew Albaxsy (lam) E.:region.
Of Twlegrapit 101hm Plltalmngh Wattled
NEW ALEANV, ten., Mar 7.—The entlro
Democratic ticket for city orileors wan
en.cted by a large majority. Sanderson.
for Mayor, bad over six hundred majority.
Only ono radical councilman was elected.
ECE:III=
—Queen V felons now Oaf ton yrandchll
11.1.
—Berkshire stlll enjoys stiOw banks two
y feet gluon.
--Um now buildings aro going op at Moran
ton, ?onus, •
-Tuno Cho old cow MO of to Eng Jana
the.puttlo dlseasc.
—A woman In 140400. 111011., polumed he
ttilld husband 0p putting tuwenlc la ols Oo
!co.
—A docrearn or 1,10 l took Plans In VA sop
tion. of Inland In thu last quartor
1.
—Lizards of lovOy bron an 6olor In 1).
trop 11000 found , their way 11110 bulnas
stomachs.
—Wimconsin has a new law *bleb /limos ,
Ilea liquor sellers from bolding OM.
ustleo of Olio prom
—Thn Journeymen painters of Saint ome
France, have struck tar an hicrenue of Isp
cent. on their wages.
. - -
—Tile emigration of French Canadians
from Canada to tin United MAW. auntie nem
with CutalgllANl VW.... •
—Tno . mlgr Mon of tenants In Neer 'York
on Um flrost day of May cost trout 0 ,0 . 000 .
cartmen count up their "plies."
—The movement to permit plates of
amusement for oorer classes to be open
ed on Sundays p
urged In Zealand. .
—A tender-hearted railway engineer says
he flavor runs over a Mats when fie ago help
It. IMML‘Ma it "MM.es up the track_so."
Secretary
has
lrlah Lnrd Chancellor s
has netted voue by swearing In military
magistrates since the Fenian ontbrealc.
—A den of thirty•sir black snakes wasdia
mwered In Leicester, Mans a few days
Mime. The reptiles Were of various slits—
some hems about four feet long.
—Unruly boys In East Boston are IfiVieg
their teachers considerable trouble. A ie.,
data sinoo ono of the stung (organised to
religt their teachers,) wit , had been vary
trOUWCIIOIIIO. thou brought up let Mfr..
Linn, resisted. The letueter admonished by
the recent. case In the Dwight school, sent
the boy homes but the scamp on his way
tore the skin of his face, and presented
himself to ills parents covered with bitiod,
I his tooth.. partly torn. The indignant
father brought the to Lids Pollee Station,
breathing legal vend aura against
ens nutater; bat a little 10VtetthOtthte re.
',baled the tent at 1110.n...ter had
haled hint at all th,
and that tau youngrobue
had punished himself.
tr,".
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESpAY, MAY 8, 1867
kEUIAAIDEI
FOUR O'CLOCK, A. m.I
FROM WASHING FUN.
By Telegraph to the Marburg!, Gazette
Waantartrort, May 7, liei
1.011T61" COX PLETLIP.
The registry of thin city Id completed.
About 1.1,%0 Is the entire number of names,
PI which there In a majority of :JO white
voters.
Gen. H. J. Pultuer, Trcasnrer of the 'Union
Pacide Railroad, eastern division, bits re.
calved $1.9C1,000 in United Btutes bonds, being
the amount Atte on the seventh section of
thirty miles or their completed road, Just
nceepted brtho' Government Commies:on
ors.
7115 WEST •ICOZWIA. CAST.
The awe of VirttlUto va. We 4 Vlrgtulti
Wu, argued In the Supreme Court toAlity.
sassrEs awn raessis
Notwithstanding the prellminarlea look
ing to the preservation of peace, Franca
and Prussia are both rapidly arming. This
Course is pr-xineing distrust and alarm
In lluauolal Circles hero and else•
m hero. _
The Commissioner of the General Land
Office has, with the sanction of tee Depart-
WOOL of 1140 interior, appointed Dr. S. V.
Hayden, Peolemior of Le,l/Ogy and AMC! ,
Itlogy In the l; niversitY or Peousylvmllr, to
make the geological ea:twin:AA, of Ne
brasi.a, authorized by the au. approved
March I e,°.
The following le a list of the candidates
selected by the President fur ni.poin t went
to the Naval lcalelny us u.iddilpmen at
large • John Downes, of .lassachosetts.
6011 ofla - ce Commander Jena Downes; Dun,
can Converse, Ciltle, A. leirhurst.
New Hampshire; T. T. Edson, New York;
Abram K. Welder, District or i•olembia,
son of Brevet Brigadier tioner..l N. Mech.
ler; William T. It. Cooly, !dray land; Thomas
S. Plunkett, Tennessee; Joseph H. ,ands.
District of Columbia, sou of CLIO modern B.
a. :sands; Frank 1.. Clark, Kentucky; Purin
Rushee, North Carolina.
FROM MEMPHIS.
The ttacee—Plant atitin a Overflowed
end Planters Starving—llltvcanan
flllabbed—line. M. 0. Kelly on Ilia
Tour —Metal Eon Paventeut.
Mum rats. May 7.—At the races to- , 107, In
the mutant dash of 000 n:01 a half nide,
Mollie Auxtla wen; time, Second
race; four eutrlcii,Clebursi.l:lnninaster and
Johnson—mile heats., three tout In live—
won Mammon, [WO heat, Se.
eyed heat, I atl.;; ttitr ' il heat,
I
The creator part of thelldant attune ' , l'd It
of the lery on the Over are over:lowed, ~no
the planter. are In 6 starving condition, - 1
The laying up of the Vicksburg packed
tinting the loan stag , of Muter has cue
the planters In thebettils to ignore them..
Trade is stow golcif to tit. Louis. •
Wail Patton, In a fray, a:alined J u.s.A
tin a rtver man, last night. Tile wound is
not ,
torlous.
Wm. W. D. ;icily addressed an neltenco
of Willie and black radicals, this eveoln,C.
In tireealaw'• Opera II onue. , Tne crow,: we.
10 smell.
1011
Workmen hate broke ground to lay Me
Nlcolatin paventent.•
A mad dog hit a little girl thin monling.
INDIINI ELECTIONS
Hy Telegraph to Lim I; zrei I. .
lantazieroLia, lan., May 7.--The olo,tion
for city °Moors lierbt tri-rlaY rc , iirini to the
ono to two hang ,1 tnaPAt} 4- ! 46 Et i ril l' i : 4l7l " .•
crate Oslo four or Ova tiounei/nreu.
At Lawrenceburg, trolintia , the Utlmbn .
can ticket was elected t.l) . tufty to one limp.
gretl majority. .
At lon Wayne tiso,ntiro Itoputarcan
t-icket awe oloctml.
. At Calll Lir lap:City the Tempt:ranee tic!: rl
was vuteetettul ever the Ittluottatlc nut
Herm:l:can ticket, •
elects th,turcr a tio
cloven majority.
Al Terre haute the satire Derv:tut - WU ,
ticket wn ulectutt by two to th,e Lauda , '
tuklutltY.
FROM tiIICIGO
ItElre=l
•
Work Itcsausweal Generally.
Or Telecast. to the Mu:ter:. tiesetta.;
C.1t`,31. May 7.—The trouttles growlng
.out. of Mte:ea hour 111.1,3iletIlikre rapidly
at:balding. roam fteb:c attempts were
matte yesteolar to create a
bilt werepeedily supper:cot :.e the ion
lice.We b eer of no tlesnonetrelloc. to
•dar. Work has bran teautto.l In a lame
number of the tuanufactorlng estahllate.
went.. In some the etaplos era are aork•
log on the old ten hour s).tcin, a Utz no
Change In their wages. w hoe to others t ln
are aorklng eight hours wlth,lu per cent
retAUCtlOst In Miele pay.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Street Car Question Mel Ord—Ship
Awtiarr—Tlie Overlla
MMI=MZel=
Nair Oa Ls ay., May 7.—The stromt car .lu es.
lion him been mottled. Tee chief Of pollee
has lamed an order rOr bidding le trrrr ronce
with Degrees In any ear.
The steamer Young American, from 10,11.
'mole for New Orleans. went ashore MI
lino Island, in the gate. on last llstio.lity.
The crew were earmi. Tho cargo. of cattle
mostly, was lost la the iltirri.kelf on
Sai
The slisslsrlppl him It• 1.211 he below
the city, destroying the La:MA[4{4,llnel Mr
ettnattlerable dtstance.
I=!
1111 Telegraph to We rttuteirre
110erna, May 7.—Tha eteanarr Concor Ula
from Livery.' on the 17th, arrived. •
ligmega. 1119 - 7 , —The area., China,
from Liverpool 1111 the lh tinol9RernstlMU
on the 'Seth. arrived.. iler neon limo Won
anticipated by cable.
New Yogic, Me: 7.-41.eamehip City of
Limerick, from Liverpool on the aUtli, an.
Ify•lerloumly HI ppaurao.
=1
arovara, May 7..—Potrlrk limy; rnentbrr
of the dry gouda firm of Gray S Twiny,
myacerlougiy disappearo.l• on Satorday
nlght,•lnon which Maio nothing has born
moon or hoard of him:
IL
A charter for trill Bank was Jblnitied m
Lica. A reference to the act of Ineorimra-
Lion allows that by Its previsions a Book of
Saiings, asi well 04 of ilorcoutal and Lb-wolf,
WWI contemplated. The COM mu [illy Id In
terested "ltz knowing tinder what eircurn;
stances, with what oldoete, tool under
whose guardianship and management Ita
public: Medan tiOnllooo COulliliiriql, in ardor
that a right judgment nose is formed of Its
cleans to the confide...o el the people. No
similar enterprise among the many that
have earned a high position •iiiong tot has
ever been atariod under better esiisplues
than this Western Savings 110110. TI e•
son hell, Esq., than whom no mum In the
city stands higher for r.tlttele and probi
ty, or for circumspection. latellincuee grid
farseeing sagacity, and to wbona nosy be
ascribed trio paternity of this 1100 k, lets an
itociated with him, by a careful distribution
too stock, it number of our most India ens
and discreet eitizena,' known for' their
wealth, Intelligence and prudence. The
combination of an ample capital for the ae
ourity of depositors, and of well known and
trial Integrity in Lao inanagelimet, niake
up the essentials of just limb a Savings
hank as will commend Itnolt to the
confidence of every clue. of depositors,
whether the merchant, miumfaclurer and
Wan of business, or thin 1 ...... ring men and
artisan, its not merely it can venlent, led eli•
.Ve Place, "rhino lb., Ontningit or the
saving. Of the Poor will he safely kept and
constantilr Mere.° by accumulation of In
terval nett' needed for actual use,' Ouch tn•
stitutions, wherever t !toy line., beau
fished and judiciously menaced, have In•
'variably resulted In great henrdlLo ulid
hlesainge to the Induatrions emir. In the
Western savings hank the depositors an!
lint , / 'for security, In addition to the tit.
emits. the advantage Of a large.i.cald up
capital.
ln order that this Institution should pro
cure an eligible, convenient Anil promi
nent Hr. Jiell has purchased tow
atone isiltlee on fourth• Streol. near Mar
km, known at Durke's Whin IN
being ellnailYed and renovated, and will
again as formerly be nee of the most attn.,-
tire buildings in the city. Vaults of great
Capeelty Anil atrungth and high walls In the
rear.tre tilling added, so that every
need
ful provision Is made for the permanent. an ,
cocumodation the large buelncxa.which
an Institution n th s ntnl
and managed as this ratinnt. fall to ',Tilde.
For the names of officers. ilirdenini, /Ix
we refer to the card of the Mink lu our ad
vertising plumuo.
s. _
BEE
I=2
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
FOUILTII. rAGE.—The fullest and most rt.
liable Money, Oil awl Pre:4nm Ifark4
ports given by any paper Iraqi, wi ll be
fomul on our kb tirth Page.
Allechcoy Board Oteentral
• A stated umetzug ot the Allegheny Board
of Controllers of Public Schools was held
nu t. evening at the Fourth ward School
lloOse, Sandusky street.
Present: Messrs. Barr, Brown, Boyle, Bar
ker, ne.ney; Chadwick, Francis, Kay, Bing,
Loomis, Lockhart, AlcClluton, AleCanco.
Pitcairn, Boss, Scott, Thorn, Young, and
PreAtiont
Tho minutes of the provkins mooting were
read and approved.
Tho report of the First *Yard Board, sta
ting that the schools wore la an extremely
domiciling condition, w.read unit accept,
ed. •
The Second, Ward Boat,' reported. the
attendance 'at the schools, which they
represented was larger tiering the month
of April than In the winter months.
'Messrs. Lee and King having removed from
the ward, the Board reported teat Mr. Alex.
I ~,,,,,,,, had been appoin to ell the place
of Stl.r. li lug. and Mr. Jags... Thompson to ell
the plane of Mr. Leo. linnoluttoin , highly
complimentary to the *Witty with which
Mr. Lee hat di...bargee • hid duties, were
pmniented and itueed unanimously.
Mr. Brown aloe elated that Mr. King had
removed from the city, to Ite.Terve town.
ship, and that utiZe. the law
titled to a seat In the Board. Mr. King en.
Joved the respect and eontidence of the
Board, but their duty la the matter was int.
•
perut
Mr. Sing, In explanation, stated thit.t.
Rhenlte retnoVed to tervatory to
eserve town eat ip, Inc hail conelinleti to re
sign hin petition In the School Board; but
being n resident of that part of the township
lately incorporated by, .tet of dest.mtily
Into the city of Allegheny, and w h !eh, on.
der the new tltvboOn of ward!, Wound fall
within thebonridarl. of the Second word;
he ban been advised notto resign, and .k•
.1 the Board to hold the matter over for
the present.
After emodderatile titienssion, Mr. Scott
stated that the Board bnal not, In his opin.
lon, any Jurisoictlrm. and .tnore.l that the
matter of Mr. King's ellgitillity he referred
hack to the Local CominittPe.
•
Mr. Young moved that the AllepOltitmente
of the Local Board of the ,Seeoutt Word be
confirmed.
Idr. Scott oppowl the amendment, be—
hoving that t wthild Lea bed precedent to
est• •
'flan yeae ,
r Lisa, were thentaken on the
latendniegt (Lim Lueuala.N itoOlgotha :second
and being r scaveil lergti . .vottug,l result-
Inc, yen• 7, nays 9. Tiro amendment was
doehar,l
The orightni !notion, rererrlng the mat
ter buck to the - heOrinti Want llOmni, wan
then atipted, and that portion Ot the to.
port iihnit nation Mr. TI/OulpiOn In place Of
hr. on, inintlrtncil.
. . . -
Report. Troia too T4lnl ant Foortb Ward
1100 1. and front 1110 Printepal 0110 col
ored Nritoolg, were rityl and adopted.,
' Mr. ltrown OR. dvil resolution providing
for t Ito appointment 01 a Coco m tttro ut 1100
to confer with 1110 Uoatailitve on Division
10.000. of City Gmnclla. In order that
Ohio 2chotil lollrvets should not let overlook
ed. Tile revolution was udopivd, and
ittewtrw. Scott—Brown, Barr. Loterd, and
itots appointed all committee.
A COmmtinfoutlon trout Mr... Moore A.
Chamlwr. was t. Übm I Lted by itte
on
to .11epoweot tbair lot and sbop
on IV eO•to r .treet. to Vauseti Sorb be purpose
of .... .1 zclioni, for trio .um of 41,,A,J ,
Mr. brown elated toot a lot on Poplar
Id mtg. Third wuil, cOuld bo obtained for
•
mot.;110 411.1olflifig the COLO Mitt ce
ColOfvti 0015oolj: Lqrslreba.a Van lot rucoml .
travnile.l by Mr. Brown was 114 optbd.
The It Jan! lben .11CUrned.
=
rattleur.th has but a eight at the Blanc
Crook. Nt ver beDiro have we 'anew
et at any I.huc of patilou amusement a lar
ger While [We than that I. tiLLII 11.1.09hi1141
1w: ul.tht t. , a is rev the haltialpertOrhhulCe
ot the Wait. Crook._ Every aisle, Corner
ant nook of the eolOtoolloue Opera flOutto
matt tstrUplall to Chef fallen!: capacity With
stkulgcr, w &desalt oilllto weteliottleethlrapattlrlat
to Is:tiles, the reoreoeututlon of tho spec-
Ovular itruiDa at oUt whlrll they hwt heard
so math of prulse nod rtaulemnatlon. The
ploy h , not, us wo might hove lowa Ira to
believe through the New Turk press,
of the low or vulgar order of the
drama. 3leay Bathe; It to trued .1. appear
In C 4,1 111.11 t, ...hlCh holt the Isroly 4 ed.,.
!wore Loa togli Ixol,l thu and too low
Otil We bead, Out compromise/tin
drew., outione of the !Gook trunk, tutor
never challenged renoiru arum the fastoll-
Oilo Vtlhit,. feWlrShhur to hero beta prev
ent ot a COIL Chi., I tallon oleo, but a short
time ago, ut allot, oar rabbi...We pe.E.te
tociulitetted to a Llti.g eXtoltllevi hy w ilan•
ottuoe la much lour. hOliaillghela 1.1 Chltit
leg thou Is aliened nit the sta,Ost of the low.
est paters of ow:lseult:at la tat-woo - op/Alton
cities. Certralnly her, tight cooluuto had hot
tie tntunl In Lao Black Crook prottootino
put on the oi ago Intl 1.11.41. There
Lt muc h 10 the play to C.lll.
motf10:. muc h
el !Setif. nut the oieuery Is grareliy
heneilful.. Tie, Coley castles nod at/toles,
evtls' hauntr.%lltton caves, lake.of gold,
aaszarts• Delores..ol other Beautiful
(cones In 4.4 0
are Me most
wage 101 l nL •oretoulet v.. have over wit
utese.t. Thn un., clieutest effects arc won-
• .
dar I ill, i•teee , 4 tiny human wf.dd:o
to deteci toe fay:uncle, by alileh their light
1.110yr...af.' and ileeelvad. Monster lien.
*ler ttttt tins yliteed the Mark Crook on the
•tage et) lo of elegant. , and grandeur
will wiaiere 10 a aureate/dui
run ofover • fortnight. at least.
Ihe actor-.are all pretty well op to their
aithaulall :they appeared to WOl , lO
adYqulaOio last night than tilty will noes.
1,000.1 to ilo to-night. Wu tuight •Illtireet
that It little won , lire Iso added to the. lawn
ilea ire luee, sonoith Ina taken olr the 100410
or hr. nod lon, note, a better aUlt
elOthea 410001 to Ilotto and, Leak Inipplleil
1r Ith a Co.littlie hya Shithhy, where al/ the
entituttillitit *Cr , v. brilillant. Mu do not
adelae iittereneleri Lu Vh.lt the Black I rook,
but auggiart. tau , Ili. boa ehiceiloh 1614011111 i
tre.t. DI 1140 u:ay• Vitt Orion thif $1440, fI
they thhis it, they whit SOprlru tiletiliteiVert
of the iriaste•t treat In thu way of seellery
itnil threhmlitihtt Otret plated ou the
.gage In this city.
rate sod VostlVal.
Yoder the .o.plers of the teachers In the
soventh 1V a rd .11 t.s I on Nabliath School, thero
014000.1. lain evening, at Willies Hall.
Fourth •trent.. a sranit fair nail fest.tval
tor Lich will be continued thl4 and to-morrow
afternoons and evening*.. We visited the
hall Inet night and found a goodly number
in attendance. although the rare opportm
nity of spending tor evening pleasantly
should have hero motirneed by many mon.
The tables an, hantiOntnair ornamented and
are neighed down with switch% of use and
adorament, 70005 of MOM I.llllllllllg ea
tiulnito of the haudiwork of the
rincomollnntli alit zealous lady teachers. A
nnoevwo quilt," so-called trout Its unique
and grotesnuedesign.attracte universal at
tention, and In IO hn d 101.0504 of by eliariona.
Our lady renders will be repaid, tn a visit
to the fair by au 0:m1)11140mi of this oleos
of delleate ir.seing and needle work. Se,
dral refreshment *potato, with an elegant
ining ball, are 111110 LLObnetllo attractioes,
and trout the opleantati aullit lea of the
yoUng ladles tit charge tit the latter, wo ran
safely vouch for good meal to all who Call
upon them. As the proceed. ot t he fair nun
to be applied to the Intruhatu of the build.
log now tempted as a Nalibatli nehoef. wo
trust It may be vial tml by the charged° and
that 10 may prove largely rimiuneratiro•
Certainly nit when" else -an an OVeniali
passed Mare pICAMIIIy, Ball the enjoyment
will ba by t knownelge of our
helping on a noble and phoaathropic cove.
getnnrtnnee league sleeting.
The Allegheny TeMporance League last
evening debt a regular meeting In the Past
Presbyterian (Dr. bielft'si Cluirch„ Deaver
street. The choir Of Pittsburgh Division
No, 12 Sons of Temperance Was piesmit,
01/110.11114111.11 trio ptoroodings selth plena
ant-songs.
Dar Id 'flair was 011,17017 to 1410 chair. anti
it. A. Cameron chosen SecrelarY. ,
Address. wore deliver.' by tiny. R. C.
Swift. It. A. Cameron, 1.. 11. Eaton and JIMO.
D. Halley.
on motion of L. 11. Eaton, a COMMiIIOO
1014. appointed, en.lb(lll4 . 0/ Dr. A, 1101,
4;.1.1,1“:11, W. 0. IV arritn, and 11. A.
Cameron, to report of next meeting upon
the expediency Of tanking lbs Allegheny
City Teu3perance Leanne an auxiliary of .
the Allegheny County TOMTIOI.II. COll-
rention or
Union. Um same- neon, an auxil-
ary of te Sotto Temperance Uni
The next regular mantle it will be held In
T. Pr
ljessley'sn Rea Pres'
Inbthe yteri an mo u nd,h, ( ChrcDr. Jolla
Dia
The meeting 0140 Roll attended ,and ad.
Journed with singing, and benediction by
• - Rein.
EEO
Chsrged with
the Pea laseeeur •ititsrety or
ce,
Sainnol Btca'art,, Yealdlulf at yobn s t on , n
nation, on the AlloaltanY Valley Railroad
al4Wornd beforo Aldetman Taylor
Jay and rondo twoultargor of larcony and
also con for a breach of the oaten, ugainat
ThOUluil WA:affray, a Yealdont of the aatao
plan. Deponent allege-a ha ' , McCaffrey
took romp hoard!, of the value of one dol.
tar and /duo rurrled off two Oar elm,
rli at Ilya dollar., tin) Property of
chnlann, and loft In cltargu of lloptuient.
urther acorn that dor,udant thre.enod
41 out hxl.o nal...belonging to the mono
ry end loft It prom.entor'a charge at Lo
gon,aEddy. A warrant was issued Inc the
arrtet of delandant.
MI
THE COURTS.
tutted States District Court
Before lien. Wilson McCandless.
Court met at ton o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing, • •
A snincient number of grand Jurors an
swered to their mimes, and' A. Murdock,
Esq., of Washington county, less ilesigna.
ted as foreman. His Honor delivered the
customary charge, referring to the charac.
ter of the eases that would probably Como
before them, and defining their duties as
furors.
fin motion of Ron. S. A. Purvianee, J. W.
Murray, Esq., and on motion of T. M. Mar
shall, Esq., Josiah Cohen, E,q., wero
specially admitted to practico before the
Court.
A. W. Barry. Esq., of Warren county, on
metier, of B. F. Lucas, Esq., arta duly quail
ed and admitted to practice.
The grand Jury returned. the following In
dictumnts •
United enlace Vi. Samuel Wiel Wu,: Gold
man %Viol, for having In his po.casiou
fruetionid currency canes with the 'Men
lion to put them In circulation.
United Staten va. George /liner alios
George Wcytusu, fur forging and counter
felting a maternal currency unto of the do
notuinaUnn of one hundred Milian,
United States ea. William Smith, for forg
lng, to paas,a nay dollar counterfeit note.
The canoed S. WWI tiNor Goldman Wtel,
wan culled up, District Attorney C.a.
loan appearing for the United States, J osiah
Cohen for the didendent.
rite circumstances connected with the
ease.° those: A bog containing 0.30 bun•
tired and fifty dollars in counterfeit curren
cy had been shipped from Phtladelphts,
but before It reached tuts place the Govern
ment, detectives were Informed by tele
graph to investigate the . matter and arrest
tau parties who might claim It. The derma-,
dant was arreated. and In the confusion
threw away the boa. Which Was subsequent
ly recovered. The cast, la ell/1 on trial
To-day Court opens et ten o'clock.
tastrict Court.
lleforo Ran. li. %V. V 'Maw
Su...di lichen vs. Willies° French. des
tlOn of ejectment for sixteen acres of land
in Moon township. Tile parties chained
title under deed of John Dickerson and
wife to William Mellen and wife, bearing
slate Felt,l3ol. lulls. The plaintiff claims 1.1.
tie no Lim survivor of Ler husband, William
liehitn. who died in 1011. Defendant claims
umiera Sheriff's bale of the 1.1511 upon a 1
Judgment and execution against William
diehas in his lifetime, subsequent to the
slate of mild deed, and under sundry Means
MinVeyanCea from the hheriiPs vendee to
himself, given In try:dunce. The question
raised wasathether that tills 1.0 the land in
centroscrey, under the - deist of Dickerson
Und wife. vested In the plaintiff as survivor
of her husband. or whether the eels thereof
by the !sheriff as the property of her".
husband, and the conveyances men.
tinned, vestal the title In defendant. The
Court charged : it is well nettled, that if
an estate In land be given to the husband
and wife, or a Joint perch.° he mode by
them during coverture, they are not pro.
i'erly Joint,ts mints tine tenants In common,
fur they are but olio person in law, and can
not take by monies. They are both seized
of themitirety, and though tam husband
may havedatssolute control of the estate
during blailife, and may convey or inert
' gage it'during that period. neither can
alienate any portion thereof without the
helmets t Of tile other, and tile eh tin VOr take.
the whole. (Johnson vs. Hart sl W. d S., 313;
Robb v. licaver,3 IC. it S., ail - child vs.
(th.tritcus, 1 Parr 11ti; yerk ve. Thompson.
%Jou. lit; stocky vs. beetles Executors.
Casey =7; Martin vs. Jackson, 3 Casey Sat;
Pates vs miely, le Wr..21 , 1 If the wife sue
r ivee the nnesband she takes the estate dle.
charged of his debts, for the reason Lb et sib e
doss not Intuit meter or through him,but by
virtue of the paramount grant In the origt
natholirceyance. Ahd though the ithebarulse
Interest may be sold under execution dur
ing eaverture, iStoelder VS. timer, 5 alts
101.1 yet. If bi•ereslitore levy upon the ens
tate in his liretAtie mid sell it RA his proper
ty, the trite may recorcr It, on his death, In
an eaten Of ejectment. lint it was contend.
tel that the senableretism for the land g
Was
arid by the husbaesi. and that, l
ndebted at the time he made thpurchase,
he had on right to take the ooriVeyanCe to
himself and wife fn freed of his creditors;
and that the Creditorel .113vIng obtained
dodipavehavigylast.h.P.7l far sr/MOM:It of his
Indetnedrieral, mere clearly !Attlee AO Wry
upon and .11 the land ea his proportY, and
that the sale thereof vested In tun pna
ctie.er an absolute title in fro atm
pies if the husband was tudebted - at
the time tie made the purchase,
and If he took the title to himself
and wile tnr the purl.se of hiodri.,: and
siceeivoig his emitters. the latter would
have the right to levy upon s.nsi wll the land
as tile properly of the bmband. if this
conveyance to the wife wig made for the
Polls.. of hindering and defrauding the
cratitora It w. void as against the crodb
tors •co ear It respects ihe wife's title. Dot
it Las not been shown that the husband. at
the time of the mocha. oats! any other
debt than the one to John Dickenson, the
grantor of the land, and for which he sub.
isequerdly obtained Judgment, and It can
hardly be presumed or inferred that
the deal was • [mule to the wife
for the puristsse of hindering and de
laying the grantor in the collection of
the Cubs slue by tile husband. Judge Wil
liams, In couclusion, charged the Jury that
If there wig 00 evidence showing that the
c,neat anew to the wits, Wail made for the
purpose of hindering And defrauding cred
itors, the title was nut divested by the she,
MS gala of the land . the property of the
Is assisted, and that. upon h Is .slcatli, the title
to the whole Land became vested in the
plaintiff, as survivor, foul she la entitled to
recover.
The Jury found for the plellutiff alth six
emote damages sml eu cents coil,.
C. Hasbrouck, Esq., for defeen.lant.„except
-0.1 to the chettle cad a bill a'a. , J.
W.Y.Wane, x cad .. appeared for the
Lalob kosher, Jr. Y. Charles W. liobucir.
Foreign attachment. Verdict for defendant.
IL It. lictjuistan .t Co. Iris. Monongahela
l)nviCntlon Company. Action roe ittimageg
for the sinking, in the Monongahela river,
at Lock N. I. in January.lsit,of a coal boat,
containing 3U.010 [mynah, of 'coal, valued at
r". Tn.. boat Iris, non 4 ven Ile the Pante.
InCharge arra waiting for a rAkroll.Wu ow
pone...Hy to ones through Abe lock. en
trial at adJoarnment.
Common Pleo• Court,.
Ilefore Hon.
Pryor. II .t Co. va. Rockbam a Long.
PIan4IITA wok a non sta.
Ca, per Kegley vs. Collins township. An.
lion fa/ lea rafovery of a township war
ritut, dated dune 6th, ly7, for 01,114, In
favor of Neglay, for balance clue him on
settlement. The warrant was never pant
because of there being no funds In the
Treasury, and no mean. having ever been
used by the. township to par the same,
excepting , that May 16th, 1,60. $11.6.1 and Oct.
/shies°. $11.30 were part on account thereof
by thole's - nut - 11p Supervisors. ror defense
the township relied euttroly upon the stat
ute of limitations, having no other plea to
offer. The Jury thought the township
should not repudiate their obligations, end
fused br the plittuthr the sum of 063 , .68,
the full amount claimed, with costs of salt.
firoce & Nrgley for Wain/M. Jallloll 1.
Kuhn for defense. '
• • . . • ••
Montle! Steven son U. William EilrCacbo.
Action on promissory noto tot 1...50, given to
pament. of stock lu .Ulduletown Oil
Company. Defense 411esed fraud ; that tho
011oornpany repx gotten up through fraud
ulent reprusentattons, by widen defendant
was Indio:Am to glow the noto in question.
(In trial at adJournuamit.,
Wedliesday . o. Trial list.
DIBSEICT COURT..
115. 11,0nah J. Lyle vs. Jeremiah Wilson.
187. W. T. McClurg vs, James F. Duncan.
US. llngh I.lc,hano rt. ur. vs. It. McClain
A. Co.
13n. Foster A Co. vs. Pittsburgh Coal CO.
Gordon ri. M. vs. Penn'n. IL K.
Co. (old list.)
81. James Distend vs. P. Ft. W. AC. U.
K. Co.
•
at. Robert McClinton vs. P. Ft. W. .2 C.
It, It. Co.
74. Oakland Railway Co, vs. John
TILL and Charles McDevitt.
Cs 1.1.••8.
Hainuel Stevenson vs. Alfred MeCal , e.
al. Frederick Wrigley vs. Patterson ague
tf. 01.
Martin Farrell ye. Ezehial Merriman.
J 9. John Leto vs. Patterson and John
Ague.
.Be. D. li. Wallis vs. John 11. Little.
SI. Thomas B. Unit:. vs. A. a D. It.
Chatubors.
S_..l. U. Mlllor vs. West Penna. U. It. Co.
Allehani Bombard va. Joseph Limier.
M. John Douglass vs. Jenkins, 2113 / 1 a
Co.
dl. John P. Vence vs. JainestPNcal .2 Co.
Elegant Mpeclateu
Wo believe the driest sign On glass Over
finished to this oily Is that on the Immense
pane of kroneh plate, at the now satir! of
John i. Claley, Dottie and Sign Painter, No.
131 Smithfield street. The Littering is
oily - beautiful, the work of Mr.. Marshall
lia - idner, a young min destined to Moho a
high reputation for hinisolf In that hue,
arid 'who Is 14 the employ of Mr.
In connection -with this notice we might
observe that Mr. di clay has greatly enlarged
his fanthtles for all kinds of house and sign
Pointing. /le uses nothing but the var v nest
Or 0a10i... 1 1d guarentops sathitaetion In all
Of his work. while his terms are very rue
soimblo,
INtromitted total.—Josepb Kleer
yesterday sent to jail by Justice ittloliel/ bf
Jawrencerllle,' In cletaolt of Dye Dandred
dollars ball, to answer two ebarges,one for
a breach of the Deaoe, and another totear
rlingrOOnaled .I . eaDYM4prerukred agalntf
;1 . 1:d Dy Jphn
03ar w
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A Leap for ilbesty . lnto tho laws of
=
On Monday evening nn incident of a thril
ling nature occurred on the Allegheny
river, a few rods this side of Tarantum,
On board the steamboat Ida Itces, coming
down to tho city, wore the Sheriff. District
Attorney, and other °dicers of Venting.
county, who had In custody forte convicted
felons, destined to serve long Latina is the
Penitentiary. Among the prisoners were
P. godly and hid. Bennett, who had boon
convicted of robbing a bank at Itouseville,
entering during business hours and by vio
lence taking away the keys from the
cushier, and securing considerable plunder.
When cant tired they were chained together,
and the oflicer in charge of them took pos
tman on tee railroad for Franklin. The
prisoners feigned an excuse to go to the
water-closet, and ernite the train was mov
ing at the rapid speed of thirty miles per
hour they dropped out of the window down
an embankment, and, uninjured, hobbled
out of sight Into the woods. Too •edlecr
soon discovered their flight and had the
train backed to the place they jumped out,.
and the p.sougers joining in the search,
the desperadoes were soon recaptured anti
taken to Franklin. They were sentenced
on Saturday Inst to eight years each in tile
Penitentiary - , and were being-brought to
that place of punishment, as stated, on
Monday evening.
The ft*t of the desperadoes wore heavily
ironed. and every promution was taken to
prevent their escape. AS the boat was
rounding a curve is the river, Riley sudden.
ly leaped over the railing of the cabin deck
into the river, striking in his descent the
front guards of the boat. Ile was seen to
rise and heard gurgling water as though
drowning, by a gentleman on the boat-and
It Is quite probable that be found his liberty
to a isnierYlicivive. Unit expert swimmer,
he possibly might have performed the dex
terous feat of reaching the shore with nis
feet shackled In irons. Sheriff Gray offer
a reward of two hundred and fifty dollars
for his arr.t, if alive. Riley tau •ditring,
had man; about 21 years old; G feet 7 inches
100; weighed about 1641ba.;bluegrey eyes;
loul on grey-wined latetnlona3: black
veal; gran tannalahlrt; dark brown hale,
and cropped eloeo to the head; fine, thin,
dark board ; email feet; bad marks ofhand
culla on his wring large scar on the honk
and several await ones on the top of his
head.
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Pair 'ck Grady returned from the array at
the dis'ausullag of our forces engaged in the
la , e war, and in consequence of wound" re.
eek,..l in the Serylce was not able to take
any position wheratry he could earn n tire-
IlLood, and hears had to be transferred to
tne hospital tor wounded soldier', near the
city; until each time as be would be able to
resume his work. Of course, when to the
hospital, there was no necessity for him
paying rent fora bonne In the city, and 110
be broke op tions.keeplusr and left Ms fur
niture. to., with friends, to take tare of
until needed again by him. Among other
things, he says, he left tome furniture with
Thomas IdetAuff. On Monday last Patnek
was well enough to leave the hospital and
came to town, rented a house, end com
menced looking about for his furniture
wherewith te furnish It. He called, no ho
alleges, on tioGloir, and asked that his prop
erty be banded over to him. when the latter
not only refused to comply with blade
mend, but in addition thereto, administered
• .
a body beating to him. Ile appeared before
Alderman Ale-Masters yesterday and made
information agalmt hiceloff, charging him
with larceny as bailee, but did not enter an
Information for the aseault. A warrant was
Issued for the arrest of defendant.
Inhonum Cou'aiitt.
l'here is an old lady named Sirs. Dorit,
siding In Poplar alley, In the Sixth ward,
who of late has made her hying by selling
ale and sarsaparilla. A few days ago she
was . notified by the pollee that she must
quit selling. its *hated no license. She did
as command, d and closed her house. Yes
terday is man by tee name of 'Patrick Mc-
Dade cailed et the house anti demanded
tome ale. fib es explidned to hlm the circuit.
stances under which she was placed, and
refused to give him the drink called for. Ile
thereupon picked up a chair *landing in
the apartment., and broke It on the old lady's
head. Ile was shortly afterwards arrested
and conveyed to the tombs where he Is still
confined. It has been suited to on that the
man is entirely deranged; whether he has
bentf se, or whether lasrealitawallisaniMines
wary derangement from the use Of too much
whiskey, we boo. not. If the latter, It
only aggravates his conduct in the premi
ses, and he should tic made to sulfur the full
penallY orthe law. The old lady it still
lying at her house, Ina very low condition,
from the effohtas4,the Injuries . received at
Isis Lands.
Attempted BmeIOM'S
Dr. Metter, residing on Seventh etrOot, was
aronaeti !ion% elm? vesterday morning
about two o'clock, by some parties Dinsack
in g the lower rooms of the how. On going
down, the Doctor noticed three men in the
front othee moving about and taking a gen.
elll4 eUrvey of thlllo in the room. The moo
appeared to notice ttto Doctor at the same
time In the hull, as one of them hurled a
poker at him with great force, but fort..
ate!! did not strike him. The men
thn•
rustle &rush for the front door, and one of
them lathe hurry dropped hie ran: but a
Imppy thought struck him when going out,
And he picked op the pootothi hat from the
hall table and took It airing with Mtn. They
all got out safely and , for aught we know,
are still going. The Doctor lout no artielea
except his hat, in exchange fur which the
burglar lilt a very Wean speciMen of a
rhopeno., age I.hs bows discutrered its
to who they were.
The Moho
r=C=M
. .
Released on Mall.
The inquest impanuelled to loectre bow
and after what manner John Joyce came
to Ms deatiOnet at the Mayor's °Mee yes
terday morning, and after examining
another of wltnrimu.s, who detailed the
circumstances of the unfortunate affair
substantiallyalalready given In the
IiALL,ITTS, the f ollowing verdict was reu
deredl ..The said John Joyce came to his
noath as the result of a blow or blows In
flicted by James McCloaky, on Sunday even
ing, May sib, 10;7, In Oakland township, at
the louse of Cites. Write." McClosky wan
then committed to jail, by Coroner Claw
son, to ad's.er aeh ergo of murder, but was
released durum the day, ball having been
taken, by direction of the Court, inutile
sum of Mx thousand dollars for his appear
once for trial.
Another Case "nettled!'
A "Readorof the CM:rtfe. , writes to the
"local" giving the particulars. or •ifaets,"
as ho says, of the 'settlement of a case of
felony by a city Alderman, not tong arose;.
with a request that thoy he published, "la .
enter that the public might know, to some
enrol, the rascality practical by ministers
of the low." We most docile° to publish
,tho communication, but will reserve it for
future use, in t h e event Of the case refer
red to assuming such a shape as to warrant
us in so doing. If our oorrospondent has
personal knowledge of "the feats." It is his
duty to make iniormailon stalest those
...horn he desires brought to Justice: The
publication of his statemont might bo of
service, but the probability of doing injury
is the reason for our refusal to comply with
his request.
Dbaorderly Condnet
Two young men, named William Kelly
and Thomas Henuant, were coming up on
the accommodation train of the Pittsburgh,
Et. Wayne and Chicago Hallway yesterday
afternoon,and when asked for their tiekets
by the conductor, refused to give them up
or un equivalent in money. They were put
.og thu train, when near the city, by the
conductor. aml shortly afterwards made a
general assault ou the windows of the ears,
hr., with bricks and stones, Several of the
passengers narrowly erkcaped serious injury
front their missile.. Both men were Some.
what under the 111(1110110s of whisky at the
time, and immediately on their arrival to
Allegheny were smutted by °Mears Camp.
bell and Noble, and brought before llts
Honor,
Slayer lit“rrison. They were Placed
in the lock-up by the Slayer, and will be
held to answer for their conduct at Court.
=IL=
Daniel Theism., was lodged In the tombs
yesterday cur a charge of drunkenness *
ann shortly afterwards began to maid/est
symptoms of Mania paw. During the day
belabored under all kindeof hallucinations,
imagining himself a vrtlil animal nt)stat
leg the walls of the cull fora looting glees
welch he was lamed to break, de, /u his
ravings he nuteaged to tear off all
his clothing, and presented Cattier
oild spectacle In his cage. All was belog
done for lulus that
,could be under the
elreumatanors.
The Academy of nele.-.Pereoun who
intend to go the Amateur Contort todnor.
row evening must net lie prevented from
mooring their seats by toe n wahine already
taken and marked alien the aleuram at the
Messrs. Metiers. The general paladin°
•aysiest.3ool3 near to or Tyr (COTO WO stage,
should not Ozint ; log G 000eOrt where there
lY no wet of instruments. and in a bail
vales° rapacity le due to Its height, and not
to Its depth; in fact, orchestra stain ark
.mend usually higher micas than l i te par.
tootle behind; but in the AtaJanAy of lta.
sic. the eye and eer ago as Well Milted
from tie cktrema'holutS 93 from the front,
Committed (.r Trial.—Jarnes hlltler
iho person prosecuted with Alderman Don
Wilson for oompocuulles felony, was rem
battled to jell by Alderman Morrow, to do
fault of ball. Alderman enterSbiskl
PRICE THREE CENTS.
TbOP r e i n n u' l ." e l in ' I R* n r CmY
bave IMonerase l nntal dividend of
three per cent., payable n
cash, free otter,
on the =hi inst. Also an extra dividend of
fire per cent., based open the profits earn
ed pnor to January I, 19,7, clear of Natioh
al and State taxes, payable In stork, on and
after Iday 31, at Its par valise of fifty dollars
per share, the shares (Cr stowk dirtiest to
be dated may 1, tar:. Scrip certificates will
be leaned for fractional parts of shares.
bald scrip will not be entitled to coy Inter
est or dend, but will be convertible Into
stock whenpresented In sinus of fifty dol
lars.
fire Bricks, etc.—Elsewhere we publish
the advertisement or Mr. I. It. Ecker, deal
er In Cement, Firn.brick and The, Stone
Ilearths,' Waite Lime, Chimney Tone, and
Water PiDCS. OMCO and Warehouse, No.
11,7 First street, opposite the Monongahela
House. Making a specialty of this bust
ne.s. and Paying Particular attention to the
requirements Of the trade, builders and
others In-need of asp article In the line
should favor Mr. Ecker with a call. 110 Las
at his Warehouse numerous specimen's of
his wares which will. amply repay exami
nation by those interested.
The Canonsburg Itobbery.—We have
noted the fact of the'robbery of the Far
mer*. Deposttllank pf Canonsburg, Wash
ington county, last Week - , of a considerable
amount of money, including silver coin.
Circumstances having been developed at
taching ntspicion to Robert Matthews, now
confined in our county Jail on a charge of
passing counterfeit national currency, in
formation ens been wale charging him
with being concerned lu the rohbery. The
evidence of his guilt consists mainly in sil
ver cols, of the description stolen, being
traced to his possession..
=I
resident au 'Stewartstown, MLA° lnforma
up° yesterday against her hniband for as•
sault and battery, before Alderman tiler.
Olson. She alleges that sometime since her
b.band left her, but returned no eaturday,
and administered a severe whipping toiler,
without any canoe or provocation. The
warrant for his arrest was-placed In the
band's of officer Sharp, but up to' yesiurday
evening be had.not bean captured.
St a meeting of the Menne.° Engine
Company teat evening, at their Lome, the
following reeoluthm was pa , sed:
Rceolred, Thal this Company will not
compete for the hose carriage that will tie
at the Monumental Fair, to be Lehi next
mouth at City Hall, and any person collect
ing or soliciting money Inc that purpose
will be doing so without the authority of
the Company. W. K. dusw, Secretary.
False Presesteesu—Goartio Carter made
Information yesterday before Alderman
Lynch. against Thomas Liston. charging
him with raising money under false pre
tenses. Liston has been in the employ of
Carter and, as deponent alleges, went out
'on Monday on a collecting tour on his own
account Uncollected eix dollars duo de
ponent for lead, and hence the Information
as stated. A warrant was Leaned and placed
in the hands of an onleer for has arrest.
False Prat...l.—A.M. Canon appear
ed before 4.lderman Strain yesterday nod
made inforniation against one, Charles An
ber, alleging that be, by representing that
he bad conalderable amount of money dna
him teem a dew in Allegheny, bad obtained
bay and other articles from arrant. Toe
deponent believes that ho had no such mon
ey due Dim, and asks that he be held to an
slyer the charge as stat3d. A *arrant for
his arrest was Issued.
letalleions Ilischlef.—AduM Selzer
made Information yesterday before Alder
man Taylor, charging. John Stewart...Fß[l
malicious mischief. Deponent avers that
Stewart, without any cause broke' - open and
smashed a door of a 'tanning Soiree, the
property of Lawrence Selzer. Stewart was
arrested and, in default of ere hundred dol
lars ball, committed to Jail to answer the
charge.
Ammon and Itattery.—Thowas Con/y
made Information yesterday hereto Alder
man:Lynch, charging John Sunnile with
assault and baLrory. The parties reside in
Duquesne borough, and the prosecutor al
leges that the defendant. matte an unpro•
voiced assault upon him. The defendar.t
was arrested and gave bail for a hearing,
.The coalrealeace of',ll - nt and cold water
in city and C0.1[17 residences cannot be
arersesttatated. (Jur Mend T. T. Esrens,
practical plumber, No. 165 Wood street, at
ter/ALSO the water Attlee . of dwelling" at
tale most rbaso.apitha_rater, sad In the beat
tacclutraeal style. Give him &cull.
Go to ltelnernathldeiran d. Sledle'S fash
:enable Jewelry store, N0..„1n Fifth .treat. for
any article In their line at the most realm,.
ante prices. NOR maul elezautjelry °l'M°
latest styles dolly received. a nd no where
else can a bettorsloelc IrOM which to select
ho found.
ISt.. S. A. lat. Wart, fast. Innable milli
ner, \0.46 Federal street, Allegheny., an
nounces a grand openlag of summer boa_
nets, hits, cups and bead-dresses, to take
Plat. nazi Saturday moraln frott tea o'clock.
American and foreign watches, in gold
and silver, for ladles and gentlemen, at
very much related rates, at the well goon .
lewelry headquarters of Itelneman,
Fifth streeL '
Justice canopy, of LawrobooTino, yes.
torday committed to :ho count!, lull Wm.
in arfault of tiro huuLlreo dollars
bull, to aromas a aurae of burglary matte
araytut btm by Adam Staub, a resident of
tau borough.
Cuppfry ...dere respectfully eolletal and
attended to by canoe' and experienced
mechanics, by,T. wens, practical plum
ber, Ideate and gas litter No. , IUS Wood
street.
Wm. Owen*. Mag., is associated Irlth
Mr. Coyle as counsel ter the Spront murder
. . Instead of Wm. Lynn,l,q., as reported
to Our Imt lame.
bops in Pltesburgh enjoy perfect liberty,
CU:lough In other cities a war of extern:at,
anon Is Waged tug:llmA them.
Fetter. the Washington county murder
er, will be banged this day one cock hence.
cleveland has hag a ease of genuine
Cholera, which dui not prove fatal.
Mee Bounty tax statement of Penn town
ship, to another column.
3 - Additional Local News ou
Third Page.
ME
MIA.I . LISit—The funeral of 11rs. 11A RIZIKT
CFI•I . I.tVi, late of Seville trlit. take
',lace Tilts vVedoetdayo Tnn re-
Ina 1:1 leat, Mira tinny Depot. at 11 o•elork.
to proceell to •Ilvibror Cemetery.
I.l3lE—liny rah. tallAY ERNE. sr., In the
MO Tear of cis affe.
Ynneral from his Tate residence, o EWA ,
nada street, All.gbeny City, 20-DAT, May MA.
at 2 o'cloet D. m. ,
DmNALLMON.—At her residence. No.= Perry
street, MANY ANN, sr Ile or Aid. J. Donaldson.
l`fottee of funeral heves , ter.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A LEX. AMEN. UN DEELTAKEII,
""'"" No. 100 Yount& street, Pittaborgb. Po.
COFF/NO Of all lands; CHANFS, 4 LOVES. and
o,ou defortption of /funeral 1 , on:L.lolns Iloods
fonalsbod. Rooms opened day. 4 night. Rearm,
and Corrloges famished. • .
Davld Kcrl, n. IL. Rev.
IL W. J•rohn. LLD.. Thar.. /Cwt., Z q.. J.
e.. 1111. /41Iler. Kea.
JG. 11.01DGIERS. - UNDERTA
• XXX. AND le1111A1.11?-11, successor to the
Isle Illszusel IST Itsdgere. No. :22 Ohio Street,
three doors frt. Beater, Allegheny slty. Ye.
.11Ics ltoscwood. Idsbogsny. Walnut Ind Nose
wood lmltstlon Cora.. st the lowest reduced
prices, Ilwases open. s/lbours, day .4 w a d,.
Hearse and Carriages furnished on snort notice
sad as most esssoulble terns,
D .T. WHITE b. CO., UNDER..
TAX Min ANl.l , l.3lllkintElla, Manche.•
ter. Wood'. Thus and vicinity. Codin , Roolint nt
Malachi:liter Livery t tatilc. corner nhanield and
Chartiers ttrects. C.: 4 . 1 .4%. fur
nished.
piLLDAI.E
-.ere,`.:thT.LeQeetsabur
dan r.
fawe . 4. "*.larnt.aZart , t one. In thls coan-
V. on Nov Ilstatijon rant!.
north of All.obeny: roe bons) lots. orrtoll4
or Wea l call al Central Drag Store of COOL &
CLA.NN.Y. Allenberpr Clty.
1776. irotihut",9l ll „. 1867
Look Out fo the mat Notional ZisUrst. Itt, ,
L
boo Eakitati r
ons Illutolostloos, Ton9t LIAM -
Yroceatlotto Cavalcade. Atasaaw::q
Union Fountain, .eta
JOHN O. KINNST, romeoU..V.
Bk,' tutors odtostLosotonto. ball au/ pro.
iMUCLIIIt. larE:11
CHEAPEST PLACE . .Lll THE
CITY to boy WO
TRIUMPH COOKING STOVE,
It it's. 146 OILANTLIVOM,
tviatA
ill ELM UOLD`ri CONC ENTUA.
TVI) EX rnAcT SAUISLYAZILE.A
firm( Bioo4 INUN aputsynr
NEW ADVEIIMC:BtrENTS,
GO TO
. -
DUNSEAtH & CO.'S,
AND UST ONE 07 211).:IR
Vencti.aii clocks,
ntur.ro to your boutas free of charge. I
Guaranteed for One rear.
WATCIIES, CEIALNS AND
AT A ERT SMALL PIICIFIT. AT
WILL T. WILEY'S
6 Wylie St., 3d door trom
JOILNSTON & SCOTT,
I.MA L7.1t3
Fine Watches, flocks, Jewelry
SILVER;PLATED WARE, ETC.,
No. 114 LUIZATY STILILIka.
72Ittesikru_rali,
sae Partkilt. a1t6121.1011 err. to
work
M.. and Jowe work grata
rant.
POSTPONED LETTING.
THE TIME ron RECEIVEVG
proposala for the erection of a new School
Howie In tho nerenth Ward, Is pestpiined null
SATURDAY, the ltth dar of May, at al: o'clock
The plant au] lopLAdeagott• will resnaln at Mt
clues of the 'BA RR d.11(19$11. Nos.
11 an td ht. (Ants sstsets. •;
Proposes 6.1111.1,. sated and left wit/stiller
of the ander.dgned. preslonS to the time of
fi. , Sillf• The bid. already -ieculved win not I .>
opened mall ait.r ILat time.'
=a
)911TOSON, PION & CO.
IRE RECEIVISO DAILY
Immense Spriiii Stock of
E=l
BOOTS, SHOES,
Mialmorals,
Gaiters & Slippers,
LADIES,. GENTS, mizsra AND , CHILDREN
CARPETS,
DMESTIO DRY GOODS,
HOSIERY,
c) crro 1511m.irts3ji
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
AND NOTIONS OF ALL HINDS,
M'CLELLIND'S EMPORIUM,
55 ek 57
x•x - m.rme
alarm
'B9 S 9 S 9 89 89 89 SA S 9
S 9 89 MARKET STREET.
S 9 GO TO
59,-1 4 ‘ C> Mt 3E3 '
S 9 Market Street,
I I AND GET TOUR
89
".'BOOTS SHOES , &L
•
THE CHEAPEST AND DMT
i g9 siNT TS"" ("xm."2."
W./ AUCTION GOODS SEPT.
9 JAS. R08R,89 Market St.
59
IS9 S 9 89 S 9 89 * 189 S 9 S 9
, !T ,HE tSUPERIOR MERITS:MERITS:
. I
: of the WIIEELZII 2 WILSON SE WllO4
j !MACHINE offer • all toners. for tonally]
use and general purposes; are ko so It es:,
ssonsbod sod so generally adentszed, thaLl
sn enurnerallou of - /Woe envell
, knees Is no loser Wad t r od ....la",
es. •They arc simple, durable and beau-,
' Iift. IWILSItIIN AGENCY. :i i!
No. -'y Err= grar.iir. 1
;I 111,
N05..1133 and 131trd Street,
DYER AND ROOMER.
Straw Goods . Cleaned or ,Dyed,
LID GLOVES and LADIES' PI,U3IItB
ed or dyed. -
DIELBIL CLOSE `& CO.,
Practical Farnitarto Thuitaattann
coo. pkm AND WAYNE
Lott= nylas of 117YNITOAt ioostoot:7
eon,
JOHN. PECK, ORNAMENTAL
Wußiosx im./ pzitillltEß. sa
loortle street. usecloor feeds Woo.t. Pastaboede.
Alwara Ott Wad s. •
Coen
olSOriment a dles' W 1... es; Gentlemen's Wigs,
Tows, Malys. Guard talus. lime:Jets. de.
A good pet.. In ease seill be Veen (or • Bow
Hair. . I •
14.11es' and oeottessert's Ltd . -cutl4e eine to
the oeutst m. 0... mad.etll.
ORAL.4.mILLER, .
LITHOGRAPHER,
Yo. so forum ST., Apr to mataj a.r.
eHEOXS. DE BILL =a LIT
TVS
isztd lc., dose al styles.
gpi
J. Btenv 'maul & OOy
17110L3AL8 AND =TAIL
ar 176 C) 30. - EL El,
396 Penn Street.
11011:319
JOSEF% lIIEVER &
=:=EI
2T Cri = 11172 . 1.17111.30 1 ,
Nott. 13 15111TIFIELD I:I2BXAS, aba
494 PINE( STEEL?.
t 4 ELUISULIPB EIXTIZAVT Kan.
BAPA RILL). elesodneo Ind renovates tte
blod:I. 'he vl.enr of beslo3 Liao the .t
-km, and Vases oat Um Lemon 1h.61 =stet Ola.
C 11•46 .PLULWV,
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=
M. h. MOORHEAD.
JAMBS BOER,
ALBERT A. MOORE