i 3 r • • - 131MThntAll. Daily lirskyer Me —ft.mi 12 at ! to • 1/111 o'eloch afthe Methodist p l oret 4 Fi ft h street, next door to GA zE T 7 -F. °Moo! • • = vefssions sheny.Voi Rearm. lo *Aar citp; the thornli Uti Pleaaat Teaterday to cool tt 'cool and th4on,! 'Drum, fittbdg a tl PIN •Cialtitattee-Ineetingv=A meet t l_m Of the napablican County Exeirat . Omtinittlee• .*flft be held at the Court House,. I thdr; raici.*24th flint:int; VlsordetV.:-LArtna Wk: Dither made irdbe ritation'before Aldereatui Therms, chat'ging her husband. Zatitatish El:Mar.' , with dis orderly= uondnut. A. warrant was issued ;ink ` tewis' 'Richter, son of. John Richter, 465 Penn 4reet4.`as drovined, by .thiling \ from fiat in the Alleghepy river. The body has not xdt herfodolerell: t Going t . . Wm. Semple g.afk f of Allegheny,• will pint , for.Burepe. -on a pleaatiie tiipin a few week& He will go,bytheliiman line of steamers, - and ex- Tette to kie Absent about' a.month. Alissiadt and. Battery.- 7 -Alderman Mcitfas. !era SatnrilaYhamed a *arrant for the su'rest of 'Hunter Wilson, on an information for assault and 4/4tte.ry,prefefta* against him by Barah nee; Thb - parties ilaTemperaneewile. • • • • • . • Disorderly Eoise..--Thornes Smith niade anlbrmation on Saturday 'before 'Alderman Mafasters against JOhn T . yler for keeping disordeily, house; for prise fighting par. - poses. 'A hearing in the" lease ;will Luke place at ten o'clodr. on Wednesday. _ Reeslying Stelettlx.m...—,, JohaFi t tzge. jr.nitlierocits arre st -filatniday taken bcfortt. Mayor Drum charged receiving stblen scrap iron, the p .of the Pittsburgh and Fort Weirelle road Company. Tire' -141raYor held , ' hint bail for.. lia appearanclaxt.., -ty. Personal ,4, 7 4 - ion.gaitletia Ai Grow, Ch: • - man of the Republican State RYeentive Conimitfee,htie-tftnin'the - city for several days arranging 'Matfett for the campaign. Mr.:Gruw ig an . active politician, ,a man of grieat abill dna: a shrewd and energetic worker imp his undertakings . , and is, we 110214 art a right mateln the right place." Ifeest..„—A pout ten years of-age was hrought into, , the Allegheny Savor's office on Saturday afternoon by a Jr y,: . who said he had found. her on the Pe J.,y .ills lAnid . outside the citY.'‘ Shit was unab le- to give anYinferxrittiotOlirttor_thau that her name was Annie, and the Mayor took her :in charge until her parents could be f,und. Itemsved.—Thefire'pletoinßirminghatn, which have heretofore occupietta position near the center of the etreetsi-are‘bounr re moved from Carson street. and' placed. at ^the curb near , (the -street) corners. The Pittsburgh and Birmingham 'Passenger Railway Comranye• - we. understandl , are laving them rerrinvid = 'at'their own' ex T ense. • ^ , ; rm ' d truC zturt lae tft l i nib tri3 'On; t li a— a l marl nail; enarg- Ing them with keeping a gambling house. The same prosecutor also charged' David Jiall with committing an assault and bat tery upon him. A hearing has been ap tainted in each case for Wednesday, June 24th. , Strawberry Festival.—A festival for the benefit of the Ross street M. E.. church will open this evening in Lafayette Hall, and continue for one week. An abundant supply of refreshments has been prOvided, and the ticket of admission entitles the holder to a dish of either ice cream or strawberries without' additional charge, which is rather, an- unusual arrangement. We hope there ,will be a large attendance. New Invention.—Capt. Wm. Mays, Sec retary of the Seventh ward Schbol Board. 'has invented - .:a school chair; having a spring , . back .! and seat :board, which makes it much easier to' sit upon than - those comnionlY tuied. Besides this advan tage it folds up when not in use, allowing .s clear passage way ,between the 4esks. The new Seventh ward school house now in course, of erection, will be furnished throughout with these chairs, Demolisbed. r 4' barodOlis. belonging ,to Mr. McClean, of the flint' of FL ItcLleati Co., bankers, was literally demolished 141- Asy evening by . coming in 'dcmtact with a 'lumber wagon;on Liberty: street, near B. L. Fahnestock tit Co.'s Lead Factory,. Mr. McClean bkd licks& ancliwarf tiring honie - when his horse frightened at the whistle of a locomotive:and iishied," bringing the baronche in contact, with, the wagon. The driver and Mi. McClean Were both thrown'•ont, but fortunately eseaped injury. • . , Death of a Bank Cashier.—R. A. George, Esq. Cashier of 'the' .Faimers Deposit Bank, , . departed this life , at the trildenee of his parents m Allegheny city, on SatUrday evening. He 'was about twen ty-eight years of age. - 'At/ the early age of - fourteen he entered the Ba 4, and step hy step advanced to thelfoiltion of CaShtert to which hemas elected* the age pfainetden. His ftnibral talfi3‘ 'place 'to-morrow , at ton o'clook , ,as per atnyintneement under onr obituary, notices , . Felonious 'Assault and • BOO* Stumpf made information before ,Alder "'man Thomas, on SatnrdaY; elierotti!!E - Jtinles -Graham and his ions, Thomas and w am, *with felonions assault and battery. He hi; loges that they: sithiohed;and beat ..lititchell WoOlfoit in a most . brutal manner.: The - scoluled came to, the Alderaken!s taw s and save:bait lor a • hearing, and: denied an y 'knowledge PiAbenfrelVelmilccenlig also made information against Thomas •girahahffor,sfiretilof `..Graluun ebony 'three oielookot 11111., Teir -,•• ft; ?ivilo• ;wiring OA tlie Ohinaiter t 'Beltway, cilsooveredjthemoaref a boy ft*, ! .', log 'on the' 'Water, _" - *bicli! 41140:4 1 tertildi brought ashore. The'CorOner was notified, surd /tad ititniallidto.4lloValoliWtaktog es= tablishment of Alex Alken„ where .It.* .awaitiag l iflptiAmtAon. • It is sal posed to be that of, abciy wbomordniwn -while, WM. blitirtißelf4etnitSofinteVel_, `Ago, a notice of watch . appeared in they refs of Stiterdaye.t T tad Saturday morntiglitateman Irwin, on, :the body of Johti,olWirAlri kiDe4 on 4 1 Tricisr bat Have and4troak3oittWoraiilnlrialdwhi ' , Township, by itptilitkantlate , --atonic up 9 ti, Wm while ittAlsorki an aeoOnnt - Of was published In Saturday's Gazette: The saident vedukredi AVIV altat.i.desth ensuinit rocne-hours-alterwanis.- Dr. Um %Milled to the, skuri bein g No No other In pry was viable. Deceased twenty 'awe 01"triftnnerri tiMirilfireVOWMA NO!" ondered. rfl ; L ti - I • • • • • . Grant and CoAfkgket, 40101014.#•,Bir: • _ mni , An adjomnigoritatiooo9 o Y ealliof Birmingham was 404,,,i10he Town Hall, Saturls g y a ibt l tetir p gie of or gniingtW YWrij- C. Ritikty occupied the 'Astir and Will M. r -:- , ;erfice, ith Object • the -54r nif i tt *41 : 1171- te? f ineetipg in a few earnest remarks. It was kwjtalat t anatW. hp,saWta np,sntha, shim; tor:la ;10s.aktrn the: Reptiblicarsia activity, at present. the enemy not having taken she field or shown colors; but it was a.ifterarto, 4 43 the A11:4- 1- , rcittin2ol' I=lo9l l ttendeney: ' CquitP well &Pt*: prep iid:4fOr. melon° when proper time canliWTHO :read A report of a. tmrnittee appointed at a previeru4meeting, as follows: The Comfrattik(liksilitedid:a Meeting of lepublicri.ls field on the 934., inst.,. to prepare a,,plan for :the organ! , of 'a !'Grant i and Colfa x Club," begleavalo re port: • ' 1. That The einem of the Club. aiiisist of a President. Vice, ,prfsident„ S ec retary and Trd surer. '2: That an lExecintive Commtttes of be selected, to whom shall be entrusted the general supervision of the affairs of the Club. 3. That a Finance Committee be selected. ' The Committee deem It unnecessary to submit a more ; detailed plan, as 'other neces eery- matters Can le more satisfactorily ar ranged after organization, in which the they would suggest, -there bei-no furth er delay. Much wilt depriiiii 'time the can neatness of the Executive Committee, 'in conrieption vadat or offtrieyrwef the.Oln in carrying out - the objects aimed at.- Work must be done ba order tosecurevictory at the October and lirivirititier elections. We must -haw thorough organisation.. The bor l eugti Must be exavairied;theliame o'f' every voter obtained. and recorded, and every Repnbliixur 'Mast hionght t6theiprille on election, day. !got one trinst,beallt,med to remain aWlay thUri over rionfoloi.e6 14 the success of ourcandidateseorfromany:oldier rause. 411egheny county„,is ca l peetp, d. to 11 3 a.51P.- 4 CharkdsoPle Re d rtPila , lkraii*M and Birmingham must oher Shine. that iiied6Writtilliarmony,may prevail ' the Clnbitorrabritit to be organ- ir.ed, and that' old Birmiugham may give sioadvecrusit of herielf, in Oritoher end Nric vember mixt;the tainblittee tesPerit,fully sub:ult theubove,sugwatiois. _ •-•• ' • • - 4 -,ERN*M.G4 -ERSliitif JOini "P." •-• On motion or Mr. Charles-Evans, . the re port was accepted. 41imuttlitten, , ,sppolnted at ,thellneviptis meeting - to suggest names 'fir siMorodgh .Executive Cammittae, .submitted, through Mr. Evans, a list •rif some' forty " ninon; an equal number_ front . : each precinct, of the borciugh. The report was accepted. . ilia Chairman stated, that lurking filled the poiition of treasurer to the retiring Ekirsugh -Executive. Crimunttee v ha, desire, CO triake wfivafreportc lie keys the innoiMt received and &Mended by him, and strited the campaign would' >° be - •-•eominenced with U clean' record—there beirig 'fio old debts to pay arid no balance in treasary. Rupert- fieceptsd.• ; • - The report of the 'CoPtolittes Organi- I ration.' of , a Club -was then taken up,-dis cussed* and adopted,, After baying been amended, on Motion of hirt'E.Moye, * in creasing the number of; Vice Presidents to ;." . H. Davis bY Wtsoy 9Yer the L ald i It Wes intggested;that the _organization he futtlaer deferred . , leasmuch as the - attefid sue° was not- as' full as .desirable. • -The meeting, however, decided to proceed with the organization, and, a Inottouto go luta ad election for officers prevailing , the thilowitig were etitiseri: - , , . - .President—D. C. Ripley ._• Vice Presidents- 4ames McDonald, Hen.' ry Meisterfelt, John ltedman, first pre emelt: W. C. Augtdubaugh, Georg Duncan, Dr. F. Tandte, second. precinct. - Secretary Will H. :llartzell. ' " Treasurer—Sellers 'Mcßee After some remarks concerning. other matters pert aining to the club, it was Con ; eluded to defer until another meeting , the appointment of necessary committees, and Messrs. E. G. Krehan, Edward Moye and James McDonald were appointed to act in conjunction with the President of thc Club in the selection of suitable 'famous for such committees.. on-motion adjourned till Satuidity . Oven ing next, to meet in the sarue place, , the ' Town Hall. _ , serious Accident... The 'Reinke( Careless. A serious accident oecurred on Butter street, Lewienceiille; on Saturday about , one o'clock, by which two` children' were severely, and one of them perhaps fatally injured. , Charles ,Hoirman end, Scliiremelfirinfg, were ; drlyttig ilia* and buggy down the street at a rapid rate and ran over a little hey and girl, - I tiged respect: ively five and seven ' years, nephew and niece of Mr. Itielb a hetet keeper in Lawrenceville - The childree'Were cross ing the street at the thrie, - whett the horse came upon them' ao 'auddenly that it was impossible for them to get out of the way. They- were both : :: knocked -down by the horse which stepped upon the hey; injuring him internally, and the wheels of the ve liely passed ,over s .4 , lte lags 01,t104,11ttlegirl, bruising 'And litaerating them In e' tersible manner, but fortunately no bones were broken. - Thechlldren were removed to the residence of their, uncle, who it app,ears is their guaidien,their parents being dead, and Drs. Hanna and Boving.es attended to their injnktes. ' _ The men who were 'the'cam* of the Accident, trusteed of stopping the horse and returning' toaee the -•injitry they , +ad. done, drove, reckless.#ginner. - They' were followed Into the. city an °Meer, arrested and,tiken to tise:/itayer s e,oillue,, and .Mr. Widlow. came in.-shortly after wards and madeinformationehargingthem` with felonious assault and , hattau, upon whictithey were held t o bill in the sum of rive hundred dollars each; fer.theSraippear ance at the Mayors omee this morning id . nine o'clock for ft - hearing, The charge is a, sericite anis jcrhe l fandif -"convicted the. pun ishment very severe. , Such accidente. are .the results of fast! and reckless driving,and it is really strange that they are not, more frequent. The Mayor Informs ueihnt he will Punish every one to the fullest extent convicted before DIM of ihecoffisnee,.undwe, are inclined to believe that - the Court will' hot be lenient with such offenders when brought before it. The Late Stalling Mate& The Philadelphia;papErdjoin.ht denourto ing the reeent,;:soes,.9rktued. races; be tween retitaill'arid, oult,l4'; aigrand aquatic 'Cash*. 'lt is to be afneinelY regretted that ASS•fair; trial of the rowing abilities of the contestants was arrived atsoolooked for ac eiAlanbi.,preeestinii both efforts for a_race. • "IbWhisit 'alfitill" of thelreferlie b..1401is oonsible tosmtnent, bqt tionefity, in aoccalebieltiettOrillestnade•to regulate tactt-Aagnift. : 00 PFIPP beF o rioncd. It, is Prek “ticOPO!.4 l Xartafe 44 gamin pEretire from me: efigi pOer,agaln to or . - ,'fp "ii,'„reAn for ' snobby ,or the —TlVuria-Sall-:ratadved upon mom . ‘itaskra f ee ,ageost4 in retizz ing coultdtbiatonlea iielhiciseledged sue- -. :A 0 1 1 9;• tiVP.taPcr - 00 3 2 4111 1< fa Ole, • • APAR(' ArstiflAzo49PlSCers Save near - iy - aI *i e w Who , 4141-; hohmu. #4O, _Avny4veing• OhRAF3L -.s3l9p#,W o Yer* inarr i flat_t rma:imam , rue 4t1 54 0 64 rr, - rieWe* Albert , "Ivor bsolAigita taie:'ool 4 entlY s t o od by Hamill in all hie eueeesseir , srid . • . Irreirbrirlltthig eihttifgetiefehiltialite6Liiibliing Lis,to riends in cloud- and in sunshine. There were otklet 1 005 704/40fittistrur, in the cif on Saturday, as the bettin bowl, 7,44lliltitlMotialroltiird4" oun, deof 91 H i o ther nia Ofat • r, • , e r eau I.4o„,oterta 1,4 6 , l4Atiwa 'sat •ievoc4l.- , filatt 114 tam Watt,il.4 llopcsol4r),, , '* -" • Wit 7SUZant;i2t_ l 974 12. t ' - • 'f -x ---- aT fA r BiILUISROBT s tke ;-.70 Its4.liinThatificiluell;Oat, el OP!, gtt'l34 l l/4141 211 Wilifiket 911 efl P1110.601A146.111.;*'. ,!:6111fgei ov 19AF/ticww-g4s7 .Locategi«i t2 5414,7? - "Grant. flo'p":-8oufe o Trail, 39.14thin4K0 sPafdating, the summer„ mouths r, and v w e iii/Oif;u01111isaY;. lt , is an attract /Vet. Place t4,iiktit any , season the year, owing:te tis beautiful location ; tide stoc4;.:.` • EskY= 4. l kkliPtS l Ff 4 ,V9 a strz• ding V e t, *eat *midi' awsepa' ialga L.e. city, In # O2( ,distaned MOuF4ali looms.up its gr andeur. Tile older part ; of the city is much ,iike 'the usual ()thawed , lup style of old fogy pilafs of crowding tha honiPS 4 lltether;an d; narrow streets. But the West arid is laid tiatwith that liberality which governs the'mait modein sit= ies. •Eeph. of, 'the private ; residences built in the centre Or°, large plat Ofgroun I , and are of great architectural beauty,Whi e the, grounds which surround them are ar ranged in. a Ve&tastefuitaanneri; IT r" i ,-.. ` , ; - i•DeatitifillitS it is fora place-Of residence, it has special advantages for manufacturing purposes, and capital is_gradually concen trating for the purpose of manufacturing on an extensive scale. The grand sweep of railroadatenching.thissplace has also jisaii Much to - do 'With the develdpinent'of ite re sources. 1 Lumber is a specialty here, and it is a focus of • power, in I trade ' circles. Among the praiseworthy features of this beautiful inland city is its handsome church structurs and-- , public - buildings .- , The churches indicate the culture of the people, and the public„lmildinge are not,, as is too frequently title ease, alitnteilileabrick and mortar, without symmetry or beauty, but combine both in the most approyed forms of these modern deys. Here, tors, is heeded Dickinson: Seminary, under -the control of the Methoclistsahough well patronized by otheilletiotnifittlatobw. - The President, Dr. Mitehell; a hrother l in-lawof John Moor head, E.sq., a merchant of year city, is a line educator; and illed trnitiVetiulte is State , reputation. . Right in-' the,1ie111t„...4.415Q.,..74a1di11, among_ tb_e•w,littial, residences,. is located the “Herdics - H'nee;" (intik)! DreMbet elegant hoterbdildings - Lin.thitroonntry. It is sur rounded with'beautilid ftreounde,' , lisid out with much, taste, and is a favorite resort Tor croquet parties. Eaoh side of the building is favored' ,stitlir.„Nialkadus,,hejdorijes. and there is a liberality in design, throughout itsgooms and other arrangements; whichls rarely found in eitybotele. It is not sur prising that it is. constantly crowded with visitors, and is ativorite spot for travelers te,atop oft for &brief sojourn. We believe the house is owned bye wealthy merchent named Herdic, after, whonithe hotel is call ed. It is, however, under"the immediate management of Ge , rgo Murray, Esq., -who is admirablyodapted for the , positima„ s and Is quite a favorite Ter' the Signal manner ip which ,he .conducts, -the establishment. Many Pitts - burghers will bear letitimony to this fact. ~ The great , event, however, just now is .thatithe gaited &atm Court bolding ha annual session. Judges Grier a nd Matand- , less are both present 'pushing 'business as rapidly as possible.. ln bygone years the holding , of the United States .Court here was said to be a mere pastime } . but now it houstilestantlal matter Of fact l owing to the number of cases brouizht before the Court, arising from.the. infringseent ~,of the .reve nue laws, Counterfeiting,' dire. 'At - almost every term heavy land cases are tried. We simply.,inentlen sn passing _that_ doubt •••very much If may 'phis:* outside of Certain large cities, can leleast of a more elegant Court House structure, combining more excellencies, than thiis one does. - ~.Tudge Grier seems tb possess the saucevigor of mind as heretofore, but his inabil ity to walk about without help, owing to his feebleness, awakens fears in the minds of his friends that he may ere long be in capacitated fbr the duties of the bench. Trio familiar form of Judge McCandless, of our city, fills the picture' of a dignified Judge. His noble presence and urbane manners impresses every one. Shortly af ter his induction into, office, the duties of this Court assumed a magnitude and importance that. .never, Vas, thought.,, of. Witti - the enactment of reVenue and ' bank -.rapt laws, and the criminal cases growing out of the infringement of the former, the duties of District Judge involve labor and responsibility: - Hardly the May term closed at.Pittaburgh; until, the Court convened ,at ,this point. At its close, the semi-annual term of the Erie ,Courto will begin. Thee administustion of Judge Mc- Candless is so well and favorably I:nown in your city ! and so generally approved, and his decisions snstained'by the higher Court, that no words of commendation are necessary from us. The' Judge's amiable wife and daughter are here, and . Mr. S. C. VieCantikisto, the'cletkOf the Ditittict Court, , of course, sat his post, filling the duties of his officeln a Very creditable manner. It is always epleapant thing far a Judge , to have associated with him in Court duties a capable and pleasant Marshal. Thiele especially the'ease at the present .time,the officebeing filled by Gen. Rowley, whose i military record tonna a bright.: page` he his , history. His long residence in Pit - tebu.rgh, in ,business and civil ;petitions, before the war, *admirably qualifies& ' him for, the du ties, of the- hisorthalship of this District. - His eorreet deportizient; attention to bctsd-' pees. and sincerity of manners, makes him a• great favorite, ' Maier G. W. Murphy, his. Deputy, is also here, industriously engaged in office duties. He is quite ellicientosed popular for his genial Menai:A.o:z - , i4 ' % • - 'g _The, District Attorney it. B..Carnahan; - Emir., adorns hie etilce.., His Obese attention to his work,i nd natty in sustaining the digni ty of the Government, and excellent poise in judgment, commends him to all who have intercourse with ; him. . A professional man likeliir. Carnahan, ,;with education, .culture andfood habits,- could not help being, suc- The Grand Jury has been in session four days, eonsidertng bills for the infringment of revenue laws, etc., comprising a venire of about twenty iperaons. Judge Dana, ofd `Nilkesbarre, is foreman; and Wm. Bake. well, Esq..of Pittsburgh k ale*. 4,udgeDana 'attained trite • a good .name Beth° truly during the late war. Many of the _Mem bers are f- eta Allegheny County,. and con tigu'olis counties; namely: Speaker Graham, Col. J. EL Stewart, J. M. Kirkpatrick, Jared M. Brush, W. K. Hart, W.-101 - • Campbell, A. G. Henry, J. Hardman, W.,.11. Kincaid, J. G. McCandlese, D. O'Neil, W. J. Gil. ,more; and DavidSankey, of the J/wrens° county Tournal, New Castle; and W. Alert:- ander, of .liforiongahelii City. , • .-, . ..., . • -In the panel of petit jurors wo notice , J. J. Donnell, G. M.lllaiskstoisk, H. F. Mar-1 `ker, J. At Sholes .3; N. Kean, Geo. Geist, I Casper Gang, Geo'rae,Straim B. B. Contain, , Lit. Hendrickson, W. H. McCreary,ltobert l Clugston, J. F. .17kaircetti: S. N. •Methewry, , W. F. Rat/t. ) , W. ri., White. , Abram Garri son. These - ere aii.froirs Allegheny county.. W a MstieeJurorealaufrorrhßeaver , Merc er,, Crawford, Erie; - Westnioreland, Lawrence and other oonntles.,,Tho,venerable Judge) :Mader "shore frizinVatitre condy. ills Om; daughttird..Mrs. Thomas ifiell And"s fasully,! 'Mrs._ J. M. Brisk- , Mtn. Wig.larul td 'i bites Hart, and otherliditafdro'sojefirifing at the "litittiheildernitin 'Lau leveni4gra grand "Hop" brought, „together quite lan array of beauty enreatiiiiitki 'adorning. of: the - fair ones, in VihiehourPittsburgh ladies bora asequaPieuritaParto..vr ..ie The community wasthrown into an ex.'. Iltealittika Pa ; TaaalaY lll o, l o - N , ttia, ° I./141 : ;or 90. t arbor Gory.. en Rietiestinalsent 43, appointed by the •T datum Wheeitict , 6' y ,A,lk WropiArit th•lliejahern i tutl- , It! liiira' 15. < 1 ' illtriliilbsierh. , MOO o brit.. oriDianiont,- Cutwen. ._ /h.! bolo sol ethorwt stlnatten , !I , Erfe.,lt; ,40.40 1 .1004 1 tilt*Iiitili ith110::1? ° .*- , WI .rxtuist 9 ,lloo o MPourt Comm . 0/.... j :Tket ( 1 3 0 #4Me£ 1 4.41 1 kt.MAISIX, 1 00 1 W 4 4 11 1 "A" ,14,14.4.4 159:.10.: •.1.1 - •' us easPiulats tat• Amok-the; Goaertnor,And , Remirkson citnsp,mptiomby I, . ' eyser. ' e P ar tY 'fvtf . Meh l 'urficar al `rtf 4 ilerdio Rirery.where the admiss T ion 'is free T thet IFicutfe.. - -The Governor spoke.briefly in re- c on sump tion ill a formidable disease. ' It latthnAct the oblect , of itie,,ylsit, and was _.. : t . , gr aves llorto of frAlbwedbY ,Togn M. XitliP'Wlqty•E•tian•ajil s w eeps into unt ' unelY fgr Awl a l others. During thdintervil'ihe - beria ' human, _beings every year. With. I-the cotirsedsweet music; As theLftigbt wro away the-crowd retired. WednesdaY morn, ' arts and appliances ofmedicine; with all the skill that human genius and investigation Mg Ust Qovernor, Commissioners,,and otN.- the c su ur b e le t at he ,' cusetm thereil firs Were cOnveyed in carriages across the can britig ca to e Lear u th po at e wili rlenr to the vlcinity of *ad Mountain; to no Yeller r . Y , _ ltc that ,liii 0 di.. view grounds for the proposed hospital.. T e t t ' i ft is, there_ tit no speei reedy g o r. r te es th an e ira tt r.and o ,he at al ar an s) do aoti blir o a u te t This morning the patty left o r Teinville, ; afid froM thence they visit o gee mo nts i theirsubstancao..,,One rs thing le dear to our d e billein it Will be conceded the t rs i t pitn a I" `iii n g r of ti Thr r- fht e l a rt b3 V n a ts lief — rtall l roa n d min.dtw l _W.- „ . , MO Iftafk IP tiwic bY 33204u1ett Aci'havp' ielleoted r im ;the 181"13 h Ilea . ' lA:glint§ lhaf, if 10' stemache the -Penns , is: tix 0 l i es i , + distance no ; mime," ah di organs tire diSting - thqir Work cx o li ch pioper IP, tlieie'viillbtenci tenderotifW lung Bythis rtened Met l an ‘, or any other disease. When we look upintia • o i -K. ;it patient •with pate "and dOeeted labk.s; with bare % ~.1.. ;n withered veiftiq (hollow cheeks,: 'twin's:taken' Grand, Cies do ROT *smith cough andspittingetpeaheeliefever . . ' , Auction li hook &; and eidatnead! tvaat(lid oft/ie-skWif ;stilt lifeOlethe Street.' iwafillgrfu9.Pasus in-fhe , 4 1 • 0 8 h, Mi'eriPo a , ,„.;„ • burning : , of the - &Inas each Teet,,apseting of There is - „ --1 " 7. ,,,,,,„71 mucous etreqeect kWith blood,grs at debility seeker dui k'',''''','"' and WO of muscular etti.rgy. - week midi .0 14=t 1 for'ine 'We cannot be mistaken . a r e"llitne plain pure ' iti enters andalmost constant symptoms Eita il lB.66Piiiiiiiiistlll :l` , fiii _ C;43l * ' .'i t i f i Ti?k i . trrle.,dis whoie gradual but 'goods at prices away' , elOtini cO4OW tnette constant steps are- steadily sapping all the prevailing opywhpre'else in; it'll :chtultr',. , avenues of liftt. We have cured, many per- Megan'. Smithson, VanhOok & MeOlelland s , sons after all these- symptoms have been who have fie long made' a specialty of gen- .; developed; evidences, of whichr,exist all • oral dry,goodCbaye7rtlablved te withdraw over this city. Tlictlood going to the BOW- , from that braneli. i o l f businees ' entirely, in lahment brain* a person is either`of an int: order, that:` they , oi.:eicansively devote 'proper - kind; Or'elee the stomach has failed theiZatteralum l4 /4 12 : '. SetY-WX 0000 & in int - work Wilt info' the'' reparstlVO'luir shoe trade, auction a, • - t• mmission busi- lonseteavflich the Mantel functions demand.. nese. „The.etock'ordif ' - ds . which they Th ' e body'ROM to deeaylbr , Want of.proper' hov,,PoYi A stores anAfi ' 1 0 1 i+ /E4°'42 4 /e,,rs,Q - or properly prepared -material to support the greatest possible sacrifice finermiPtelt the natural, waste and thenexhausted every is very fall and 'complete, „emblicing dress glee I *I. A.....,..10 system. Bread end meat end , SoOdauf all' deaerSPV.onas Balmoral skirts,. 1 wholesome_ fruits are. of ,YerY little use, sea Shades, parasOK toilet - qn . is and when supplied 40 a stom a ch whose fano spreads, table and 'lrish' linen s, chickk tions are, wasted and wlieSepoWere will not ti kings, oil cloths ' and line table ) concoct then(' into healthy blood; out. Of covers . flannels, eiiiiiriMpres, clot %Tents whiehtimnr the yeti radii and' hart' of obit; or Clothing, linen coats, . shirts, lad Mt etraw heads are Made: We-kiiiitte*ell enough-that; gotislk and Iltner6Ful other Untie f goods • thei moment' the etoinatili-and• assiinilittivw foo ',tedious' to 'Mention. The VW . - ofaina are' muttered; that , health ' and vigor chased all of their large stock at t e heavy willflow withimithematidal-tpreelsion.to auctiefi, bankrupt' and Sherltra a laths every point wheee it, , W,lll,be:most..rteedefl.. , East, arid now ati they have caffein ad pee- We knaw,...that in ythe pure -4)4 ,will she itively Arid Pereteptorily to olottott out the &mad a richerhitimun than itiv . in Naturefs entire stock to, quit that depar t l i - the nano, recondite &liana, and as its globe:- reacf can' ' Safely rely on' receiving such Tea ard'reletralefig by the impetus given to un rallelled bargains as never li ore Pre- it by the propeling pewee of the heart; here Val ed in, this city, In order to aff r d rep- and - there in, their' transit, 'one or inorenof 1 - or accommodation to the army of urehas- them stop in their 'way and , unmet' theni- ' 1 : '; ''' , ' DA . ars . who wi ll visit ''the steed ,-4 Ting °A..° aelvesto , 'the. eximUstcid'and.languishing --itognlgoi,e ~:.on I , o4,6.'',ila n i ni ,, at g 0 -0 0 a, ax i sins week to procure the bona fide p 01- parts; anxions to be/restored/in& leaping mom ROBINSON, relict of tlielato set.'ww. feted, the usual furniture auction, ea will w ith the new liftv-whilrirban imparted in gohhiliori, Jr. , in the 80th Year of her age. ' , be suspended. this week and play mad even- its. , way: It will :be . seen that' we l'and .-Funeral . from her hitt reilli)ei ee.-1,94tr0l street, ing will be tietvfed to the lecomplislirnent constuntitxm more as a disease of theNodd gliesimit, 3foxn,tv, an t liea + Sld, ar.;; 4 , 3,1 v e ening. I r nire f 2.oth. at of the one grand purpose of completely cicis- than of .tlie irtiltUW_tbat, is, fm. having:As sic ',174, E ,i:„ - t i jittri l er., in use NlStb year of his hag out every item of the finely selected origin in, an ,Impoverished. state of the ago. , - , 1 , 1 l,, ... , •r - .: . stOlik.' While the retail patrons will be fii. blood, and that if. we can restore , hehlood . The anFaiwil/ tlihe place thefron• residence of mired with snob great'induceMents dealers to a;healthy and - plastie .canditnin..We can hisparghts, on South - ,Avenine;':inethenT City , on and all who buy to sell again - will be af- cure the lungil w i t h out ' doubt.' The 'pus rtrestait• Tune 2314 1 4 i 203 o , 4eoch -A: W. 'Ser forded rareopportunities to buy themselves and tenet:hie Wtdch clng,up and choke the sieeiii Itfo,ohitii.. 'Tire friends 'di' the farnily i.re rich in all sincerity and truth. Remember cells of the lungs will have to give plactrto invited to attend: ~ ' , I I:- .. : 1 •1 • ~ the sale commences to-day at the well the new materiel inimithed for their retie*-: 1. .... h ... , ' , ?? 4 ""r t '''7"' .. , ~ `, . known auction salesrooms, Masonic 'Hall, al. These are dna& matters which ought 1 ' ,i• .. . - ,'• OB4TUARY.. . .'. ' .. - Nos. 55 . and 57 Fi ft h street. .• . - to. be carried . out of the system, and which, i Dino-on Zuntr:li .19t, . Mrs. WILLIAM Rol INL- , - _....._ -.n o :- if not carried out, will and:decay the SON, aged 80 years, wife of the late, General V. I Found Drolvned- Inquest . Robinso i• I portions with which they,come in contact. __r. tot hisvicinityf s . Robinson has resided The body of Henry . Royce, an employe . They cannot remain in , it - when their nearly sixty years. - iiiiitjhei'llfill.ak" been - on'e of phi- in a rolling mill in Brownstown, was foundl) lace has been supplied hy;fitter mit . • I.' We have laid a d dearof Mress isattirome.toit and tabor. ;The writer Of Itieseilhes , in the Monongahela river near his resi- inermour articles on 'cogi 3 i ° atnetichri on • th e 1"ole pays AMlta tribi4te ' ta• ba r . memory , nit she - '... ... - -.*- A • dbi sostuch for him. Ber Alle was fine of a. pug° dents its Ealtllirmingitamiraturdaymorn- proper kind of food. The IM : riddance o f . _ ~_ • Member ..: Crwistran, be ige .a of ...,e rnishiteilin ing. He came home from his work early the right kind - df - foiod le - as much ta,be thorch folaisiq years t she showed how ,near we, r Friday evening, and after_ resting a short talked to as' the right' kind of medicine. too, may follow in the footdreifs of a SatiloWiiiiihiMs time started to the river in tsearnhof his Thousands of Persona would get well by A she ' constantlY held • up: as' , a bacon aid boys, 'who had gone off hi that direction. new dietary without 'a grain of medicine, guide to that haven, prepared , ' for those who He was seen a short time afterwards sitting the food being a matter for direction on the accept the Lord ea their Gird: Blessed with all the on a coal barges anal bout. nine' o'clock in Part of the physician as much as anything g ift s or family and for#llie, she- had the wisdom and the evening, he having been previously else. It, is well known to most intelligent moral courage to throAherself upon the Crom and missed, his clothes were found in the barge. persons that .;. medicines . furnish no, nutri, at the feet of opr Sart r, who slut truly retarded as • He is supposed to have gone hide the water went. Some, that bear the name of meth- hoc only source of real j happlums, in • this are an d . in bathing,' and. to have =been accidentally eines do, but we are speaking of those which the one to come. hhe t 4s e s a tendcr, fovizefrue , and drowned. Deceased was about thirty- strictly belong ;to the other class, These , ...Ind and indulgent nt: eight years of age , and leaves ii, - Wife 'and medicines, so-called, heal, stifnulate, quiet .... Y- I- -: `.n.tle , pat , ..s deathtr so long a time she looked i several children. Search was was made for or aid the fai li ng organ or function le . oth- Opoo it as but a dark a 'adow through which we have his body Saturday morning and it•wiis dia. ing more. For instance; if the stomach is tonnes to unlock the mysteries of futurity. , - covered under the barge. Alderman Ir- out of order, tonics and right diet:will soon To those left behind the loss is severe indeed, but win, acting Coroner, held. an inquest ,Sat,- bring lit into working order. When it is their loss's her . gain. 'She hasigone to her treasures urday everting, when the jury returned Gate brought into a healthy state it will In the skies, and wq Must a nit 'wish to reverse th verdict of accidental drowning. ' make i healthy blood; the sick man will be decree of our Father which in Ileaven. Iler los brought into condition, and_ then sore lungs is not only felt keenly' by her elatives, but likewise or sores anywhere wilt be healed and the by the whole commurd 4., but e ail rejoice that "in empire of health will be resumed. God's house for evermore h er dwelling place may Dr. Keyser's resident office for , lung exam- be ., , I E. it. 1 nation.l and the treatment of osstifune chronic ....m.....--- diseases, No. 120 Penn street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Office how's from 0 a. in. Co 4 p. 7n. Explanation We stated a few days ago that Mayor Druni had fined Mr Semple, the dry goods merchant, six dollars and fifty cents, five dollars - for city fine and one ollar and fifty cents for costs..for the offenlie of a.boy employed "by him, throwing. ,dirt on. -the North Combloti without his knowledge, a violation of a city ordnance. Mr. Semple states ,thatitbe maximum firm of five dol lars kVA% imposed for, as the 'Mayor said, insinuating that it was done for the costs, as Mr. Drum offered to remit the fine of live dollars providert that the _insinuation Bras ivithdravrrt. ' ' ' • The Mayor states, in explanatinn, that the fine Would not have been "Imposed, as this was the first case under Ute ; late reso lution' of Councils, had it not?been foi• re marks, as stated above, made by Mr. Sem ple, and ' that he offered to remit the line if the offensive remarktittrere.withdraWn. - Cement Drikln Pip& A very superior article of drain pipe is that known to the trade:; as the. "Hy draulic Cement Drain Pipe'," whlchisinan ufactured with much care at'. the, Cement Pipe Worke 'of Messes. , Ri B. at C. A. Brockett, No. 220 Rebecca 'street, Alleghe ny City, These pipes:are made -ender pat ents; of materials which harden by, time l and exposure , and become', indeetructible; will'onduet water any distance,ss pure as whenit leaves the ibuntain bead.‘ and areas tia lasting • the.. hilLeide :In which laid; are smoothljlefde, therefbrenot apt; to get obstructed; easily laid; More ;durable, and all things considered, ranch cheaper than any other. They will commend themSelVes to all Per so na needinganyttungin thiltwaY, and the manufacturers respectfully ask'an examination into then merits. Suddith Death: . Danielltothbett a"dieehargediioldief, and inmate of the Soldieriii Home, in the, Ninth ward, diQd izary , mdde4y. \ an . Rotlibert tohaeocinhk d hadheen engaged to go to work 4bh Mrs. Hays; NO. 820-Penn Meet; this morning. Ho visited She - Acme yesterday And wen "idehmor;-of being mefell,.:lietetlied hi . a room and . laid "dawn in taikWharekhit;was found aldiert - Ste eitorinlTlLV WIPOIVt 15r. King, Of . the Hos pi ta l, gave. as his oldnon that deceased had died of apoidraya ',Al dermen G. M: Traiiii; in the 'absence of the Coroner, held `an inquest on, the WO; end the jury returaed , a verdict in seeordance with the above facts. The managers 'alba "Home" took ehirge or•tbe,:b94y.ailtd 11 4 11 have it decently interred. • f• • n. 1114Mc.r.01400rs;Itni*okodltaviovAnd doctriteepeWat . thiVOld l'hentrelfrill ts)te„ a Mntt tomorrow nighP flume ginitlernatl'are Aeactrtklittalid'illirthy, and their ,paanm„frtepds an • oppitittiniefAMmtng tittion of their e fforts to do their duty n the post-. don theyeconpylyy lilting the 6 001 d: Drury" from top to bottom on tht the twist ion Vf the boliatitt hiroicteSerton and lady have volunteered their services for the occasion, and an excellent bill is : in preparatititn. frinedv,-410yor , 4?rem orkfisturday fi ned' ' NYA1 1 419 0 0410 14 Pig dolllua on an lafor ma log, efpyr4d e pasipstAwAyWhniun of Areal 4PPolletinidegt... of link, NpAl e• works, for, openingthonilro.:pinit on I,U -ooreer. of alive . I * ol o: o 4o,t'sJ SO owl - Ward . The OW *Moen* pasted a re. 02 1 solution a few: days agog itilitlualin e Mayor to topple e flue pp all - s fountritiffijOhillicilkithi, Nrlfhoe rtnio• sion from the SuperinieUdentquA hereaf ter iheso InstructiMilt W1111)6 strfnigeritly en f o rced„,, ,1 :.S.• ~ t^ ~3!,r ” , , : *4, %oat Star.—OffitbilSitaesittPiriff thelifil - werthiLllSAMlNitillen , I hil t iu t oT Ai r t tmmot ,l l - bk ., , 4 iilit ' 1V4`,1001W lit t A treviardedby eiMusite , ' IV • n 4 si id fi . ° l 9 :A l ii...77.ggit a PIL: .Ift . A Franklin, Pa., Bookstore. Messrs.. Pavis ,Echols, . successors-to . Smith, 1M & Co., opposite the Cou rt' House, Franklin,Pa.;bave o ne of the finest and beat stocked book and stationery stores to be found outside of Pittsburgh sr in Western Pennsylvania. . They keep up with the times, and constantly present their numerous patrons with a qiendid aseort menV of *alli.hti,tforkint standard tinthoia, new publitmtions,'Stinday "School• Library books, (Union, lkfe,tbottist,, Presbyterian, etc.,) teachers' class books, mintite books, reward books, kr , - pocks; wid€ h . they are enable to sell at as reason able prices'as can be obtained hi thi3'hirger cities' or from the publishers. They deal largely in stationery, wall papers, window shades aittd *etieral Obits in-that line; and keep constantly ,on their counter the lead tntigiatie. ataPlieeitrSiliublidatititut Of the day,. tegaitter. GA.Zarra and other' Pittsburgh 'dailies: To"onr, readers `in': that 'section of country we eheerfully• :etnn,tnend this firm as young gentlenien 'eminently worthy a large share - of public ;patronage. • • •• .t• • 001: ..Onward, right onwam. • • •ti. into !.ho yalloy of Deatb r .•,„; - • ~ 11 0 the lits. Ilundred.". But larger, by hundreds' multiplied ' into thun the, doomed band who Node ; to swift destruction, in Tomnyson's poem, is the, great' caviklCade - of unhappy men who are rushing, to untimely graves, followed by the gaunt ,spectre' ,Dyspensia.' This is all, !wrong; and, shOuld zease., - Plantatlon Bit ters, .the great Stomach Pain Killei r cures, DysPepSia,'Heartburn, Headathei'Vf?rtiffol 'Dullness, and. all, symptoms . of -kindred character, as If by magic. For Languor. LassitudO, Great Weakness' - and Mental. Depression, theY have a Most wonderftd ME Meatiotatt• WAuri.---/t. , delightful. ballet artiele-rupertor to Cologne, and at half the Price. `-‘7.r&P . .. • pit William ,semplea, . Will be founcia verf large stock of gouseftirnish rig Goods f at low prices. PillOW Case 'MUSD% 10.4.. rant 114 Skeeting, , , '. '.lSlarseillSO Quilts; • ‘ -• Alhambra:Quilts, ~...r 1. ,, t Wable r Diaper, „ t ,,„, ~ , . 6 ',•-% .., , Tielting, Cheek. • : ~, '1 45 7 0,1 .'•, . I , ..T9weigh licle u kikl e •P ••'- .., % •.. - . ,\ „„ .'Si o Retail,. `,- , .A.t,'WM: ~i3Orple's, 180 an 482 nderal & i t I • • ••''',i ci l l'`..• ..r rli A•Ptigitelir''' , ;' , '' . * ltiriallaiiiiiirighiia UM; loll* .tatoileoll'ini. . . 0 . „, I ~.... ~,t,, , ,..ll4",:lortconesalio - -• , ..: .libr.• inotteoltu twei year Leaffiredrineon.' , vouienee from ...a oonstantaounclinitln inyi left ear. On the 21st ofht li li 3, lEplied toll Dr. lIIVAbOW aria SKstreet, Pittsfitirgb. "Ile reiliev e a 6n6e,- and: from that day to this I have had no dlBl- 1 1 malty of any kind. Truly, 6t-d it-w.JOHN COITODE• _____ Valuable Business Property,—Tnesday, June 23d, at 2% o'clock P. it., on the Ivens.' i ff ec t lelik-pritoldMiqtrlthe, 1e1. w i.., ;:-;•,. -, ci, - ,, .c.3.;: , 7';5.•..;.1 ! - .-..0011:0; j 0.•-" - I:il lelf; .• ., -;il , lr:ai ti.l4 , a 0t 3,41 litir i , ;i , ti"Paukanillit vine ...., s aida u c s o f umm. 4R0. T0 by ,4 4 ., ,= ) 4.. pew earted iii*eitoli* sat* 4411,44441W14421t N 0 4 riu ti 31,60 orif Mite it4ge 166ited ous Fsautital and . IWila bilficatetliedi `llll4flistmit:bi,yam WeiterivP6ll:- lotaigalhatroidoramblttfis throtigte it; trialbie tt .116 1 114 Ongiuglie rm.:teak., Zzteitattt Prat tr i t h i stAtliffeillaklltili ter .emoug ft °mow ; 1411 M, iNinaPe/44044 . rlk :;f ir,, • ,tOM.: iL9PtritiMiWAl: *f ! i j:4 1, 174. rit t =g l u r • --•"-, J 'PALO. 'W.J..sIM M =I QM • COBNE OP, 'IIIr.DZBAL._ MEE =NI MEMO 4 ; ,- g . $ e! .4-i avali =SE , • n, • 4;;T:;1„ • , r) II iY. _I