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' — ''' !. lllloisielil Meeting or Councils.
City Councils held a special meeting
last evening to take some action upon the
Act of Assembly authorizing a compro
mise with the bondholders.
In Common Council: Present all the
members except Messrs. Armstrong, Bai
ley. Hayden, Holmes and Long. Mr.
kiilen in the chair.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved.
A communication was read from the
Controller, stating that there was a pres
sing'necesssity for some action concerning ,
the Act of Assembly authorizing the city
to compromise with—the holders of lien
• bonds. •
This was accompanied by an ordinance,
prepared by the City Solicitor, vesting in
the Finance Committee with autherity to
conclude such en arrangement with the
bondholders.
After, some discussion Mr. Roberts
offered an amendment to the ordinance,
simply authorizing the Finance Commit.
- tee toaseertain the most favorable terms
upolt which a compromise eau be effected
and report the same back to Councils for
their approval. This was lust by a vote of
18 nays to 12 ayes;
Mr. O'Neil offered as a substitute for
the ordinance a resolution authorizing the
Finance Committee to agree with the
bondholders upon terms of compromise
. and pledging the Councils to ratify the
agreement made in conformity with the
Act of Assembly. Lost by a vote of Bto 17.
Mr. Fryer objected to the ordinance on
third reeding, which would lay it over and
Dr. McCandless moved a suspension of
the rules, when Mr. Fryer withdrew his
.objection and called for the yens and nays,
which were taken, as follows :
AYES—Messrs. Barckley, R. Hays.
Irvin, Kearns, Kelly, Killen. McClelland,
McGowan, O'Neill, Rebinan, Smith,
Snively, Zell hofer, M'Candless, President
—l4:
NAYS —Mess rs . Carroll, Cain, Colville.
Diantond, Fryer, Hayden, A. Hays.
Kirsch, WGregor, M'Vav, Roberts-11.
Sevaral claims, sentin by the Controller,
were referred td the Committee on Claims
and Accounts.
£ll the action of Select Council was con
curred in, after which the Common Coun
cil adjourned.
In Select Council : Presentsll the metn
hers except Messrs. Brown, Dickson,Dun
can, Reed and Wills.
A resolution was adopted directing the
Water committee and the committee on.
Fire Engines and /dose to et:mining the fire
plug made by Mr. Joseph French, and re
port to Councils what improvement it is on
ihose now in use.
4. resolution, offered by Mr. Quinn, Wll
adopted, authorizing the Wharfmaster to
booed'. metal and all other obstructions
on the wharf removed.
On motion of Mr. McCarthy a resolution
was pissed. giving the National Telegraph
Company the onvilege of placing poles
along. Fifth street to their new office.
Mr. Morrow offered a resolution author
izing the Water committee to lay pipes on
Ann street, from Magee to Stevenson
street, which was adopted.
An ordinance, presented by Mr. Thomp
son, changing the first electron precinct in
'he Fifth Ward to the public school house
at 'he corner of Pen and Adams street.
A "solution for a sewer on Ann street
was refe. -rfd to Street Committee.
the :Its in ess of Common Counf-i I, in
eluding the o. - dinance authorizin g a eon
promise with th,
- 4 bondholder,. wa, onn,•n !-
t
red in by the Sele..•• Commit
Adjourned
Firemen's Ass 'elation.
This body held its regal. Nr meeting last
evening at their room—twet2LY members
present.
The minutes of last meeting VI are read
and - approved.
The committee to wait. on the lnsur Vnep
companies reported that they had obtait, ed
no subscriptions, the companies all prom
icing to do something next year. The'
report was accepted and the committee
discharged.
The Chief Engineer was called ott for a
report, but it was not ready and on motion
the ofEcer„was excused from making a
report.
In accorance ith the Cntituion
fine of 51.5 d 0 was w impoied ono s
the t Chief !
Engineer for each fire he had failed to
attend oaring the last quarter.
Sundry bilis were ordered to be paid. r
Mr.. Gregg, Tres surer, read a report,
showing a balance of $221.73 on hand.
Report accepted and thanks tende-ed, to'
which fir., Gregg responded, thanking the I
Association for many acts of kindness
during eighteen years and giving much
wholesome advice.
A resolution was adopted, thanking the
President for the manner in which he had
presided during the year.
The Association then adjourned.
unoarizavtos Or TILE NEW assoctartow.
The first business in order was the read
ing of credentials and delegates duly ac
credited were admitted to seats in the
Association.
The election of ofiicers being in order
the last President was re-elected; 11. W.
Meekly chosen Treasurer; G. W. Leonard
re-elected Secreta7 Geo. Wilson Chief
En 'Weer; Ist Assistant Engineer. Wm.
M. Mom:ell; 2d Assistant Engineer, Geo.
W. lUdiap.• Captain Pratt was re-elected
Tnaattrer by acclamation, and made a
eharacteristm. reply.
A communication was read from the
d o lman of the Vigilant Fire Co. with
drawing the name of the company from
the Association.
A motion that the withalrawal be re
ceived, gave rise to some discussion and
se ss motions followed, when it was
finally resolved, by a vote of 15 to 6, that
the company be permitted to withdraw
from the Association.
Mr.
.Montgomery offered the following,
which Was adOpted
WHintass The Vigilant Fire Company
has ,witbdriint.from the Firemen's Asso
ciation; 4nd Whereas, They are no longer
underthe control of the Chief Engineer;
therefore be it
Resobei, That the Councils of the city
be regiusited by this Association to transfer
the appropriation of the Vigilant Fire Com
pany to such" other Fire Company procu
ring a steelier, and that the Secretary be
instructed to notify Councils to the effect
that she has withdrawn.
Meuira Tibby, Leonard and Donington
were appointW a committee to revise the
Constitution and By Laws, and have I ne
hundred copies printed.
A committee was appointed to wait
upon the insurance companies, consisting
of WePresident and Messrs. Hare, Tibby,
Letinard and Vick; also a Committee of
Conference and Inspection, as follows :
White = Creagan, Simms, Kilgore.
Newhouse, Saint, 11411 and Little.
The AssCpciation then adjourned.
Chaise 4it Passing Ce utaterfbit
Sete..
John Wilson; from Ohio, was arrested
b e r ia Zms. Use, of Allegheny, yesterday,
.with attemptin g to pus, at a reit
tatusittp s• $8 counterfeit bill on the State
&Asir Ohio L ond a $1 on the State Bank
of Kassa When arrested soon after.
on Mewl street, the $8 was not found
on him sad it, Wei supposed he had thrown
it away, mayor, Drum committed him to
jail fin. Births'. hearing:
taw City.
ityor Eicilwolts,-,of. General Neeler
marl staff, who was wounded at the bat
tle ofilliknaWilk! konttit 541 is thiiiinu.,
into . gibtkaketnigabels Hann *today,-
soNAh aving swiped -here on his trey Bait to
his stesegtb.
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s ieloremultricsivilßi• River.
The Railroad uud.Minisic. Register . con
tains an article urging ipon-the-Wpresen
tatiree of Pommylyanut,.Ohio, Virginia,
Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois a close
examination of the pliumaubmitted, under
the guise of "military necessities," , to the
National LeOlature, to obtain appropria
tions of public moneys. The Register says:
"Especially should Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing, Cincinnati, Louisville, Evansville and
Cairo, and all Ohio river towns and coun
ties, including all the towns and counties'
i n the hydrographic basin drained by the
I I Ohio river, take care lest the General
Government be committed 'to the Missis
sippi river and Michigan Lake Ship Canal
scheme, without being also committed, in
the same bill, to. a plan for the improve
( meat of the navigation of the Ohio river,
( from Gairo to Pittsburg.
If the General Government will, at the
peril of its credit, rush into the expendi
ture of tens of millions for internal iin
provements which are commercial projects,
let her action be impartial, and include the ;
OOhio river, which is a ary line be-
en several States, as bound
well as the Illinois
river which is wholly within a single State. 1 1
Likewise let it include appropriations for i
the enlargement of the inter-bay canals
between Long Island Sound and Albemarle
Sound, as well as appropriations for the
enlargement of the Michigan and Illinois
Canal and the locks of the Erie Canal.
There are other interests in the United
States besides the water routes which wash
Canada and lead to the St. Lawrence via
the Welland Canal, as well as to the Laud
son via the Erie Canal.
The Ohio river is between States in and
of the Union and is essentially and abso-
I utely a National water-way—a main artery
in the body of the Union. Among all the 1 1
projects which beset Congress there is not I I
one in favor of which stronger ,
reasons can
be urged than can be adduced in favor of
the improvement of the navigation of the
Ohio river. Wherefore, in conclusion we
repeat, if Congress make any appropria
tion for any internal improvement whatso
ever, let a like appropriation be at the
same time made for the Ohio river. It
will do uo more damage to the credit of
the General Government to improve the
channel of the Ohio river, than to enlarge
the Michigan and Illinois Canal and deep
en the Illinois river. The Ohio river is a
bond of Union, for its sinuosities dovetail
together the free and slave border States
which abut upon it, and by it are made
parts of one whole."
Runaway.
A pair of fine, spirited horses, owned by
and attached to the carriage of Byron
Painter, Esq., took fright at the whistling
of a locomotive, on Liberty Street, above
St Clair, yesterday afternoon. There were
two ladies of 31r. P's own thimily and Mrs-
Richards, an elderly nurse, in the vehicle.
I when the horses started, the driver got out
and let the two ladies out, leaving Mrs.
Richards in the carriage. The driver was
dragged some distance and was pretty se
verely bruised and had his clothing torn.
When the horses reached the corner of
Liberty and St. Clair, they ran violently
against the show windows of Messrs. Braun
Sr, Reiter, which they deinolished, Mr.
Braun narrowly escaping injury. The
frightened animals proceeded along St.
Clair street and across the Suspension
Bridge until the carriage came in contact I
with a wagon belonging Mr. Eldbaugh,
which stopped their course. Mrs. Rich
ards was tossed about in the vehicle, lint
suffered little injury beyond thy- loosening
of one of her teeth, causing a flow ,if Mond
The top of the carriage two: badly broken.
Pennsylvanian Killed In Kansas
Wm. If. Middaugh. thrtnerly of Law
reneo enmity, this State, - wns shot, on the
:ilst of March, at Diamond Springs, ta•en
ty miles from Denver City, by John Rob
inson, keeper of a stage station, with
whom he had been on good terms, the two
traveling together all day. Thirteen back •
shot lodged in the face and head of Mr. M.,
causing almost instant death.
Diselalmer.
A.. 1. Hart, who was arrested last week,
charged with stealing a sum of money from
Mr. Woodward, in Sharpshnrgh, called on
us yesterday to say that he is not, and was
•ot in the employ of Woodward as a bar
ket 'Der, but keeps a saloon in Stewartstown
Qlf. lie emphatically denies the charge
aga i ns ," hint and says it was gotten up by
certain 1 , - ersons for their own purposes.
Federal '1 .rna lP s and Mares Cali*
tared.
Intelligence ha. g reached Wheeling that
a body
of rebels f r om Lewisburg have oc
cupied Arnoldsburga - nod Spencer, Calhoun
county. Va., captured . one hundred of the
I Ith Virginia regiment ti'od seized a large
amount of government 'sto'res- Measures
were being taken to intercept the rebels in
their retreat.
.On Sunday morning, about 11 o'clock,
a barn on the Butchers' Run Plank Road,
owned by Mr. Barber, was burned down,
during the absence of the family, and its
contents, feed, 'harness, &c., destroyed.
It was fired by the children playing with
matches.
"Another Soldier Dead."
Another of the patients at the Marine
Hospital, John D. Conn, a native of Salem,
0., ands private in the 40th Illinois regi
ment, died on Sunday, of a wound re
ceived in the battle of Shiloh. His parents
and sister, :who were with him when he
died, will hay', the body taken home for
interment.
McClelland's • Auction House.
There is no fact more apparent in this
community than the Lvrteill success which
business tact, energy i lnd integrity com
mands. A case in poh.'t is that of our
friend Thos. A. McClelland, No. 55 Fifth
street, who embarked, some two years
since, in the auction and coeqals/lion bu
siness and has, in that brief time, by close
attention, built up such a butanes as must
eventually make his fortune. He makes
it a point to oiler such goods as there can
be no deception in, at prices which defy
competition and h as thus drawn many ,lus
touters to his establishment. Fcr instanoe
he has now on hand an immense stock of
ladies' gents' and children's boots and
1 shoes, of which he is retailing large quan
tities at prices much below the wholesale
rates; he also sells pocket and table cut
!cry, of superior quality, at unprecedent
, edly low prices. • These goods are im
ported direct from Sheffield and Mr. M' C.
now has a large invoice owthe way; other
goods are sold in like manner, in addition
to the large commission sales. The regu
lar sales are attent4d by crowds every day
and night, and frequently two salesmen
are crying at the same time. Pratt'a an
neal book sale is now ih progress at this
establishment. We are glad to note Me's
success and hope it may long continue.
Uncle Tones Cabin.
The first representation of this popular
drama, as revived by Mr. Henderson, was
a great success and all present were ex
ceedingly • Little Maria as Eva
and Mrs. midi as Topsy won golden opin
ions and the piece throughout was well
rendered; thee• fine new scenery adding
much to the effect. It will be repeated tc
night, when the house will doubtless, he
crowded.
lipeehaea Pages.
There will be distributed in the city to
day, by the agent of Mr. Cutter, many
*demand speculum pollee of the of the World's Knowledge; for the
year 1881, now in press. ,
erhaps no work of modern times equals
this in value, slovenly to ourselves to-day;
but; to our descendants. The history of
lies year can never be forgotton in Amer
ies; and it is here preserved for all time
ably, accurately. and completely.
• . Tbss•lll-816riket:
The Penn
The sylvanii Oil Circular of Ma
8d says: Philadelphia market rules y
heavy and irregular; Refined especially is
depressed, and sales 0209 barrels prime
white, of desirable gravity, sold at 24 cents;
smaller lots are selling as wanted by the
jobbing trade at from 25 to 27i cents.—
Kerosene at 80 to 521 cents. We hear
also of sales of 500 barrels in Pittsburgh
for this market at 17 to 18 cents; the terms
wore 60 days with interest. Crude, some
220 barrels at 9 to 9k cents; we quote
Crude, gravity 42 to 45, at 61 to 10 cents.
Rattertsforthemoptit of April. 141.5;5 gallons.
March, 212,780 -
Sh 4 ---4,, e a decrP
sowing a decrease of: . 67.21.6
Freights:—The ship S. D. Ryerson
mading with Petroleum to Liverpool at CE
dd.; a lot of 3,000 bbls. were taken by the
Boston packets, "Twells it Co.'s ItiiiruHar
Petroleum Line," at 50 cents. Freight to
Boston by steamer, 60 eta.; by packets, 50
cents.
Exports from Philadelphia since Janu
ary 1. 1862:
To , Great Britain sae 764.741 zil67,:ati
To Svanitth W. Indi.?t , ...... " 8,099 z. 171
..................... ... galls 772.840 •t 170,375
Monthly exports from Philadelphia:
January ga115Z.1,505 $53,1)0
February ' 3,680 1.7a5
March " I 50,590
April ..... ........ ............. " 140,575 25,730
Total --
" 772,840 $170,275
From Oil City we learn that the stagna
tion of business still prevails, and prices
rule decidedly in favor of buyers. Sales
of 1000 barrels at 50 cents; 3000 barrels at
the Buchanan at 32/ cents; 800 barrels at
the Creek, varying from 30 to 45 cents per
barrel, packages in all cases extra, at
from $1 60 to $1 76 per barrel. The ar
rivals front the wells have been plentiful;
the river is high, and daily increasing, yet
in fine boating stage. Freight to Pitts
burgh at from 80 to 40 cents. Our corres
pondent concludes his letter by saying.
`Send on the barrels and we will give the
oil nothing." Unmistakeably the oil is
getting rather cheap, if our friend is well
informed.
The Oil City Register of May Bth. thus
speaks of the market and oil operations
there :
Business has not been quite so brisk
this week, and the receipts have percepti
bly decreased. The oil men say that the
great proportion of the oil moved during
the past few weeks has been tank oil that
was accumulated during the Winter.—
This is in the main about the state of the
case. There is probably not more than
20,000 bbls. in tanks along the creek at
the present time. The stock on the
wharves is pretty well cleaned out, and
we don't remember ever seeing our wharves
so bare of oil as nt the present time.—
Many of our producers are holding back
fur more remunerative prices, though
several thousand barrels changed hands at
the old figures, 10 to GO cents at the wells.
There is but little mining. going on; turd
from present appearances. there will riot
be very heavy surplus stock of oil on hand
here this summer, as many have ceased
operating. We hear of several wells that
have "blown out" altogether, het luive no
particulars.
The present low prices do not pay
mine or operate, hence, unless there 4: an
improvement in the price, there will be a
decrease in the amount produced. The
market is firm here at the old pricier, with
an upward tendency. The river is tilling
fast, and the lioating season is shoot
we think. Freights to Pittshurith, :ot
cents.
The following it the unionnt of oil re•
ceived and !IlippOd tof our (Efferent ware.
houses for the week ending Tuesday .ley
31ich. Rork Oil Co.—lteeeived 1,V71
barrel! oil; shipped 3,441 barrels: reeeiv•
ed 3,254 emptybarrels. Cochran'
calved 1,337 barrels oil; shipped 1,f1f43
barrels; received 471 empty barrele.—
Abram's, Orr & Co.—Reeetved 1,700 bar
rely oil; shipped 3,104 barrels.
Stale 311efiliea1 Model".
The officers of this body having accepted
the invitation of the Philadelphia county
Medical Society to hold its annual session
in that city, the State Society will convene
in Philadelphia on Wednesday—lime I Itll,
when it iv expected a large reprexentation
will be in attendance.
• Anniversary.
The anniversary of the Pittsburgh and
Allegheny Orphans' Asylum, is to ho held
this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Rev.
'Dr. Paxton's church. An interesting
address will be delivered on the occasion.
committed. •
George Linn, arrested in Philadelphia
last week, while attempting to pass coun
terfeit glik's on the Allegheny Dank, has
been fully committed for trial.
TUE exhibition of the "Young Men's
Soldiers' Aid Association" at Masonic
Hall, this evening, promises to be a grand
affair. We hope they will have an over
flowing house, as the cause is one worthy
of support.
JOBETH MITZI.
ANTHONT
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
MATCPACTIIRIIIIII •!
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE elk CHAIRS
WAREHOUSE. 135 SMITHFIELD STREET.
(Between Sixth street and Virgin alley.)
no 9 PITTSBURGH.
PATENT WRITING CASE
MINUS CASE IN SO ARRANGED AS TO
-IL give the enter a table eight by ides Inches
to mite upon. MU hold
Pen mad Poona,
hadlla ltuM•r,
sad Cheekers.
CY•sker Board,
and yet will fold tip to as to mama only 2%
inches by 2 Inaba,.
For Edo b.,
W. N. MAVEN,
WOOD k THIRD en
FROM NEW TOME AUCTION-
20 Cartons of Ribbons, Nos. 12,
18 and 20, White and, assorted
colors.
Colored Edge Velvet Ribbons.
During next week we shall be in
oonstanr receipt of New Goods,
Mr. Home having gone to New
York for the purpose of attending
the Auction Sale of Ribbons and
Millinery Goods on May 2d.
We shall also receive new Flow
ers, 8011111411, Hats and Shakers,
Embroideries, Linen Handker
*elk, Hosiery and Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, Corsair, Bnn Urnbiellas
Parasols, Hair Nets, Head preases 4
and a fall line of notions and fancy
goods.
JOSEPH HORNE,i We afar to the publie WHEELER' A NIL*
I SON'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, at
WROLERALE ROOMS, REDUCED plum, with lammed eallissee
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LYON'S MAGNETIC
INSECT POWDER.
Tested for ID years and trrows in favor. Ti kiiir
and exterminates ft.f.a.:he. Ik,l Bogs. Ant... Fleas.
Moths in Cloths, Furs and Furniture. Oar.len la-
Seas, Sc. Ail ;rennin° hears the Tiggia tare of E.
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I.yon's Powder kills all insects in a trice.
Lyon's Pill, are.leath to rats and mien.
Sold ever3'where. D. N. 111ARNIEJI.
sn3'7-3c0t1i. , .1 1..0* Broadway, New York.
PLANTATION BITTERS,
Etrbati.r..l Nature'. great re.h.r.r. They invigo
,trengthen aml parity the ,yt.tetn, rare Llyr
iehlity of the Stotn:teb, Diarrhit.a. kr. •
roller; nu.; I..hie. 'Chet' invigorate the
ho , ly. with .to toirat , lotitiT the trah,. The.y erg
t•ar,lpauthl of pore St. rn.ix Run,
.1(...-4n and
lierbg, coil are riggintnvo,lert by all oho are
them. Atlat.te.l to e.hl ..r young. hot particularly
rveroutnentle4 to lbt-Wv.ll , and languid. Sold by
all tiroevre, livoggivtA, M 1.1 ., nail Saloons,
P. 11. co..
ue Hma.tuate. New Unit.
ity7 tutcod
(k•°lAl4/ a Slight Cold,
0 4 LP ctet4l oilieetitas
BRo N cH AL or gitzete 0/soca!,
4 0 , c ,:;.) which might be checks 44 /C 'n with a simple remedy,
neelcatcl, oft:en terminates seriously.
Few are (aware of the importance of
flopping a Xizttah. or Ofigiti
/ Void iri its first stage ; that which
in the beginning would yield to a
mild penwdy, if not attended to, soon
attaz;:s the Lungs.
4locuilegt.,VonnzizioiAicLehou t
were fin , ,:t tntrodzuxd eleven years ago .
It has been proved that they are the
hest artiole before tae public for
Af"attgios, 'fads, .goranehltia,
Jac[ zrt, ,fatizoek., the Hacking
Cough in ,f - cazattmittinn and
numerous affections cf the 01;:izezoi,
giving immediate n.iief.
Public- Speakers t Stagers
will find them etrectual. for clearing
and str .gthening the voice.
Sold - all Oruggiste and Osalers
in Jkfedicine, at f!5 cents per box.
de9Andaw
Plies Cured by Brausdreth'e
vex , DR. B. DIANDILITH—Dear Sir : I was self
tering for many years from hereditary hemorrhoi
dal affections, of which I had the first attack in
1816. Since that time I was regularly visited with
such complaints every spring. I felt in the morn
ing a most severe pain in the back, as if the lower
cants of the spine were broken or bruised, and an
asthmatic pressure on the chest, Owing to my oc
cupation whioh keeps me all day busy out o.
doors, and entirely dist noting any so called "regu
lar treatment" that would have confined me to
my house, thought of following a plan of my
own, which might ours me without the inoonveni
enee to my business attending the treatment of
a "regular practitioner." So I pet an Alkmers
Plaster lied over the groin, renewing it every
fortnight; every SaireaLw night I teolcs dose o
Brandreth'sPills. three or four. as I thought - Zees,-
lam to a dose. whisk operated on me after getting
up. three to Ave times In the !Mermen; on Sun
day. Tuesday and Thursday nights I took one Lite
Addition PSI which produced one large even.,
don. I pursued this mune for siz weeks, and
could attend to my business without interrintiout
I worked,'ate and drank as I was wont, slept meet
soundly and awaked every day with law pain, Ind
now I know nothing of the eompbrint at all, so that
I feel obliged to make you this statement fix
proper use, hoping that this simple proceeding
may benefit many as it has done me.
MCI Inkstand,
I tun dew sir. Years ntbot A.
La CronloseeleenSltiaak li a street. ow Irca.
insrltrir r yor d EX imidr----
OS. EIBPATII. Plttotentas.,
Sadly all retractable design in nambelne.
NISH=
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
NO. 2T FIFTH STREET. Parainnton. PA
dummied Me Arse Premium at die
United States Fair
FOR THE YEARS
1858, 1859 and 1840.
UPWARDS OF 33 0., 0 0 0
MACHINES sold in the United States.
401LIS THAN
so,••• imp TIM PAST TZAR
WM=
A.*IISEKINTS
!.PITTABURGH THEATER
Lemma AND MANAGED .. . HIINDIC4SON,
PROMS OP ADlCtUlox.—Pyinits Bar" ak
Single Seat in Private Dos. 41 ak Pareastte and
Dress Cirele. chairs, 50 mama Family Carel% le
cent 'Colored Geller,. 25 coatis Colored Dims.
50 meta. Gallery 15 rants.
TUESDAY ETZ3/IN6.
Grand Revival of Uncle Tom'a Cabin,
Grand Revival of Uncle Tom's Cabin,
Grand Revival of Uncle Tom's Cabin
NEW -c.uNigitir,
loon.mr4sEl4.
• NEW II'ItOPERTIErSh
TUE WONDERFUL MILD,.
THE WONDERFUL CHILD.
THE WONDERFUL MILD
LITTLE :HISS MARION SMITH,
LITTLE MISS MARION SMITH.
LITTLE MISS MARION SMITH.
AS EVA, AS EVA. AS EVA, AS EVA,
MRS. SMITH AS TOPSY.
MRS. SMITH AS TOPSY
- -
EL" -- . SODA PILLS FOR ACIDITY or
THE STOMACH;
Oxygenated Bitters, contain no alcoh4l:
Coveys Pills. for rheumatism;
Lindsey's Blood Searcher, genuine:
Bunyin and Cora Plasters, warranted;
Insect Powder, certain death to Roachue.
Beusine, purified; removes grease. be.:
VowelPs Rat Paste. only 20 cents;
Bedford Water. fresh from the spring:
Edinburg Ale, very superior;
Elixir of Bark. a tonic and stimulant :
Magnolia Balm, removes prlmp lee . be.
For sale by SIMON JOHNSON,
Corner Sill ithfield and Fourth street.
MANHOOD—
8.- T. - 1880-X.
I) It A 1( E ' 18t
L__EirmnjtE Al . TUC INITM CITY
= 4 % . tal=l . 3 6 e i rri , o . f ir. Sdod and St. Cide
E 1 I Mix ABr IIIIJR I I 1 I
ANDREW WHITE
wishes to inform his friends and the pub! in that he
sitnated Oh
LIBERTY STREET, NO. 167.
near ST. ClfAllt STREET. and is prepared to
accommodate all who may want anYthintria hie
line at the lowest' rate. for cash or such trade as
may suit him.
Old Blinds repaired, repainted and trimmed at
the vent lowest price. and if the work dues not
please I will charge nothing for it.
.N. B.—lt has 'men freely reported h a de of
my particular friends in my line that Iquit
the Blind making, which is not so.
my2-Itudt
P
LTIILLSRED Tills
THE INDIAN SCOUT ;
LIFE ON THE FRONTIER.
GUSTAVE AIMARD,
AUTHOR OF "FLOWER OF THE PRAIRIE."
TAM INDIAN NCOUT:
TILE INDIAN SCOOT
THE INDIAN SCOUT! OR LIFE ON
THE PRAIRIE. A Tale of Indian Life. By
GUSTAVE AIMARD, author of the " FLOWER.
OF THE PRAIRIF.," is published and for sale
this day. complete in one large octavo volume,
large type, double column, and
_printed on the
finest and best of white paper. Price Fifty cents
in_paper cover, or Seventy-five cents in cloth.
For sale by
HENRY MINER.
No. 71 and 73 Fifth street. next door to Post
Office.
nayl3
NOI ITTNRCROU, FORT AND
WAYNE A CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY. Hold
ere of certificates issued by John Ferguson. call
ing for Second Mortgage Bcinds of the above -named
Corporation.under the plan of re-organ illation, are
reemasted to leave tkem at the office of WINS :
LOWLANIER & CO.. on and after TUESDAY
NEXT, l3th inetl In a few days thereafter the
bonds will be ready for delivery. The amount of
this mortgage is divided into eiz equal ball-year
ly payments. January 1 and July 1, February 1
and August I, aro. To equalise the interest ac
count, cash will be paid for the fractions at the
time the bonds are delivered. J. F. D. LANIER.
for the Committee.
NEW Yong. May 7, 1842.
IT. YNN AND CLIPIAW) RAILWAY.
livenut °nue. Pittsburgh, May 9.1462. )
"MOLDERS OF ANY OF TEE CEit
-11 TIFICATES above referred to, eau have
them exchanged for Second Mot timge Honda, by
endorsing the same to my order, and leaving them
at this late.
Hidden of vertillentes Whiel, ore convertible in
to Third 3ltirtgage or hieorne Bonds hare
them exchanged for said bind by leaving their
eertitleutre at this ..lire.
I3Booolidee spoet only W.
an e d ed
eirn
' s ( um ot s
b o e f a rsiulg.o int o n a o n n d
will be isnied for fractions. convertible Into bonds
when either of the above even amounts are_pre
sentikd. ImYl3:st,i u. W. CASB.
_
roam DAY WILL RE DINTRIBE-
Thll in the City of fluctuate) Ten Thour
and epeciuten pages of the fortheoming Cyelopre-
Ilie of the World's Knowledge for /11.03:81
GIFNIORIEN—
CN half pipe, Hort B onds :
10 4;4 fifothell
otio;k: , btu rgundv Port;
lu .lo Ilftruinirly - Sherry. In ,1. , 11' and f.. - I
WM. TSF:NN
No. Ito World : tree!.
AMI Tens DA V IA RECEIPT DV ~x.
, tilwr &uppiy
I IltVanti
! - -:uperi,r Havana Cigars.
Superior Havana. Cigar:,
Superior Havana Cigars.
Superior Havana Cigars.
Superior Havana Cigar!,
Saperior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars.
Superior Bavaria Cigars.
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Ciga.N,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
JOSEPH FLEM [NG'S.
my': terrier Market street and the Liaraokol.
DEMOCRATIC corwrir CON.
t•••=9" MENTION—The Democratic County Com
mittee ..r Correspondence met tit, the SAINT
CHA It I.LS 110 TEL on SATURDAY 31OR NINO.
110th inst., pursuant to call. The following was
unanimously adopted:
RNAlud, That the Democratic ritisene of Alle
gheny county meet at their respective plea«, for
holding printery meetings on SATURDAY, the
I4th des of JUNR. to elect two detonates from
each township. bo ourh and ward. to meet in
Convention at the COL ft? HOUSE. in the city of
Pittiburglit.
M on Wellmmiday. June lab, as
II •Naloi . to seise, delegates to the State Con
vention, which aseemblee at Harrisburg on the
ith OF JULY NEXT.
•
The meetings in the Pi6o9 and borough.; will
open at 3r. u., and continue until Tr. : and in
the townships the meetings will be held between
the hours of Band 3P. M. By order
THOMAS DONNELLY, Chairman.
Baguet, Heaps*. Beeretary.
1300T111 ANS" 101/01"
ROOTS AND MOM
BOOTS AND MOLD
ABOUT
HALF PRICE,
HALF PRICE,
HALF PRICE,
CEDE
69 Flak Street.
62 FIMIS Street
•$ Mk Street:
CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE.
Women's Morocco Boots reduced to
51,00 ; another lot m Ladies Congress
English Gaiters for $l.OO ; Men's Lasting
Congress Gaiters, Child's Fancy Shoes,
and all the novelties in the trade.
'IN TUE EACH PART OF THE STONE
A. the largest and eheapest
WHOLESALE JEWELRY HOUSE,
west of New York. For dividers and Pries Usk
Address
J. R. GARDINER, SA Eth street,
NEXT TO EXPRESS OFFICE.
Manufactory. Providence, R. I.
Prnesunag, MAY 10.1862.
I take tide method of informing. those who may
be misinformed, that lankmducting the Chian
John" business. at No. 39 Fifth street under the
office of the " Morning Post,'•myself and 3. K.
McKnight has nothing whatever to do with the
conducting of said business, wad is not responsible
for my amounts.
Signed, T. J. PARKER,
The Original Cheap John,
al B. eIItELY.
Lie 141 FIFTH STREET. onneette Cathedral
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT.
mow tit
NOTNES. BONDS. MORTGAGES sad ether Been
spa
EILInikA NT AOSOMITACONT OP
NEW DRY GOODS.
JUST OPENED
DRESS GOODS,
SACQUES,
NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS,
EXTRA RIVET TARTENINARL
Hosiery and Sun Umbrellas,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Sisals am Soon sad Bees Wear,
amoluats caseks.
1 9 111 1 111 . Cadig anew roingarai.
C. RANDOM iurint &
Napo Illmase mss.
THE INDIAN SCOUT!
--
FOREIGN FREITNi
-650 Bozee Prime Messina Orangog,
250 do do do Lemons,
In etere and landing and for sale by
METMER & BROTHERS.
Nos. 12S and 19$ Wood street.
161 :MUFF—
az, 24 Bb Gerrett's Senteh gnulf, in Sion, end
for sale by REYMER
"yl3 126 and 1211 Wood streot.
T. A. MeCILELIAND,
Auction and Oommiesion Merchant,
an PIM Street. Mnaernie
/UAL= EIFIFECFED SPY
Merehandire, Hardware, Colery. Boole and
Shoee. Dry Goode, Clothing, Stationary, Fancy
001MIMNotions. Real Estate, Furniture, &e.
litneUnderwriters. P:seeutory or Aosignees* sales
Promptly and legally intended to on moderate
term..
Salesrettled promptly. Corodigarnent. nolicited
e. 117
100 CAPE I I n
or Cincinnati anal Lashiwilie.
THIS DAY at 4 P.M.
THE CAVOMITIE POSEN
t4ER Steamer 11 ASTINO.1. R. Ro-
Amon Cororuunder. will leave poeitirekraa fai
nonneed above.
Fur rivitait or pumtrp• apply ou iwanl or to
ra1y1.3J.13. LIVINUSTON & CO.
Car —Prarilie- rabnrit - ,Partani Lonfsvillina7l.ll7Cria
oetion ,
noir% every day at In and 2 cinnail and
WEDNESDAY. MAY 11. d P.
ziglmtb TEE BEG-ULAN littilliMlEN-7-
nEtt Pa. et -CRICKET
•Hardin:4i Commander. will !eine Au
k. PIT CAIRN, mooned above.
For &richt or wow stoply:.(iii'bw,B4,44oll
IrLojag, I - For Ciw Nougat. issml A
THIS EVENING. Tuaiumr.YATiVlSldi -
zdisiergic STRAWS /114%
JACKSON will hart..:
above.
For freight or t
PkwasiasPir liewellor•-**'
JAS. CoLLEN ili CIA,; Ago*
No. 115 isaimtwimpt.
VISOIII' HALL 111710.‘ HOUSE,
4 ) - tiOek
:11E RCIIA NT TA ILORS,
ST. CLAM ST.FLE.V.;
THIS DAY--
Jnrit opened it rompltte us.,:atrnent of
orvrw FURNISHING GOOIIS
w. H. maser. & co..
my 914 3 Federal street. AlleebellY dt) •
.
NEW GOODS.
WE WAVE J e
UST METIWEI" PMO.II
the Ra a large and eho ea selection of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
for Dente' and Youth! wear, embracing' all the
noised style" COATINGB. CASSIM ER ES AND
VFSTINGS. W. H. lidetalEE at Co.,
143 Federal street,
corner Market Square. Allegheny city. my 9
SEAT unnicazrarre TO MUT—
Ila ring purchased a large and well ealooted
stock of
Boots, Shoes and Ladies' Gaiters,
for Cash,
I tun prepared to sell a better artiela. at • less
price, than eau be bought elsewhere.
Cali and exaszdni the stook.
JOS.
door front Fifth 'treat
P>RI ATTIII SURAT 11
ANNVAL 011.
SIGNMENT of BOON'S st AUCtift,
Night, at 7 o'clock. at Masonic Hall Audios
Rooms. as Filth street. win be sold a large eel
leetion of Standard Works, on every Depart
ments of Literature, Science and Art ; Also, One
Photograph Album. Family Bibles and Prayer
Books Letter and Note Papers, he., de.
Ladies and Gentlemen are re/mm*llllb' invited
to call and examine the stock during the ,
when it will be offered at Private Sale, at Aviation
Priem.
mylo-Iwd
•
FRIDAY—
W. & D. HUGUS
Have opened ens ofthe largest and most beautiful
assortment of
MUMMER DRY GOODS,
of the latest importations.
Oansumeg &SWIM.
'remelt daemon Lawns.
Ensbroldared Grenadines.
Siaetand Willie Shepherd
Pell D. Chevress. entirely new solo,.
Cbedee Styles ISessnablesas.
Plaid and rangy Sera/yea,
Doable rased Black links.
. Plain Sinus. an salons.
linsall Menke& Mika,
Orleans Penlian Ras Wade.
Sew Style User Mar* arena linsid
We also relived a large lot of new style
PARASOLS ANS 1111111
W. & D. 'MGM,
Na 2 . earner of rdth and Market fission
H. H. MITH, -
NOTARY PUBLIC
OPTICZ, •T TIM
PITTSOUNON POST, FIF7II STREET.
SWAP Weed
Klearstwomoat
IRON AND NAIL WORKS
ra - ..csiirip a BLACK.
Manifsetaren of
&WlWhose, Seam Flak, Mio, A
and Tiros, Wails sad Aimee,
` 9l ° . B "`C s magahl i ragri*lt iodc& _ilar Rath
*aria are =wins Imo CITY GNI WORK
Warehouse. N 0.819 we. torstreetimaill N
s ?Narked serge% nalialirs
Imam_ • - rim us
JUAN CHUldinr
• 1. 7,
,elf l egp A lT4l
Wing ,
1 1 1 0-DAlra ,JU)VER'ii
¶" RUlb66llll Alf 8 v6USAe,OIa
Wo are now manufacturing a superior aritiele of
LIME,
which we are prepared to deliver Brum nor COAL
TADS, SOY LIBERTY WM/ET.
Beat quality of Vramlly Coal alwass on
hand ft anal.
lam. DICKSON. STEW
iILI_IIIIAIN cxaDLER. tecirrllES.
NOW Scythe St.,:ieA. Itilled and Farm Implements
generally. For sole by
It ECRU AM LONG.
Nu. 197 Liberty strt.
next, door to Hllltfed !t ee
ete!.
EMCEES MOWER AND REAPER
11 , Iron Ilarreitor, Vitruir4 Chien Jr., and
Wood's Moyer. For sole by
BliCklf AM & I.oNtl.
nol3 No. 127 Liberty street.
E.
irlICONE111( MORSE RAKES MORSE.
Power. Hoy &e. For alio
BECKA AM & LO NO,
No. 127 Liberty street.
COOE'M CELEBRATEIHMLWAR EyA•
PORATOR, Cane Mille , lmportod Sugar
Cane Reed. For axle by
BECKHAM& LONA.
:No. 127 Idb,o iy Mroet.
80U boxes Fresh No. 1 Herring;
100 do do MINI dig
AP do do Burlington do. Jail ri
coined and for salo by
REYMER ,t BROTHERS.
inyl3 Nos. 120 and 128 Wood atroot
LUAU— •
100 bhts. A Refiwd Coffee Sugar:
50 do B- do do do;
20 do Standard Crushed do:
lb do do Powdered do;
15 do do Granulated do. Joe
received and for ealeAy
RIP/HER & BROTHERS.
Nos. 126 and 122 Wood street.
S
- \ 1 eases Sardines, 1-3 Cans:
do do
brand. Now landing l-2 do
-im9eri°l
and for sale by
RHYMER & BROTHERS
No. 126 and 126 Wood Went.
DATES—
FreiLs Dares to arrivefand for sale by
RHYMER k BROTHERS.
Nos. 128 and 12S Wood street.
IFE APPLES—
Fresh Pine Apples hod received and for sale
REYMEN & BROTHERS.
Nos. 126 and 121 Wood Street.
BOOTS AND SHOES
111 • T •1 st I the
45 Fifth `trot.
Fitsf ITN & PITCAIRN,
NO. 4*
T. A. mecLELLALsn,
AUCTIONEER
maatzm
- annem Emma.* • .
PORT OF 446
Kaiikno.'irealikaroissiii:,. •
(humus. 414 4 .-
Bused;
ffiinerva. G '
2. orden. lirim= sti
Cricket No. Hob* .11
Science. Reno. Parboiled'.
*int Louis, Reno, Cairo.
DEPARTED.
4ranklin. Donner. BrOWIldfillt).
allatin„ Clark. Brownsville. . ' •
Bo_yant Peebles. Ebtabobt;
Limb Martin. Brown. Wheellad-
Lady Jackson. Mein. Cincinnati:.
ART &CO
le^ The River —Last aveutinjattirAlight
here were 5 feet 4 inehes Witer !ni :iierks•
any- I t will be seen by roferearii,46 our
naveril,ihr; i•..lttnins 161 the steaasar . Viditetf e
6ffered r.rsetM.
•
r Capt. Goldieg's titte eittfiheel
steamer Ares°, is UP fir St. Louie andike-VPPer
3fississippi. She will havellispett.h.--
The fine steamer Lady ..heirson,
Capt. Dean, leaves to-day for Cincinnati and
Louisville. She is it Line boat, ciet has thielpe4 of
officers.
galr The fine pussenger.pneket Emma
Graham. Capt. M. Ayers. leaves thisdapal 4 p. -
m. for Zainsrilie and intermodlateperasie has
fine speed. excellent acconunedaiiinsianeitteri
tire officers. Mr. W. IL Wilson will ibellbund in
the oboe.
be. The tinepassenger stesuner,wa,
Capt. Moore, leaves for SL Louis and Oiteti b pper
Mississippi on 'Wednesday. _ Passengemaisi ship
pers will find this amid opportunity. Oirffriend
Dan. Moore will officiate in the °Mee, _
A®` The splendid' pomyter stainer
Argonaut, Capt. J. W. Porter, is sisionatiod for
St. Louie, Galena,. Dubuque and St. Pan E, ,The
speed ny4 weommodations of this boatini
wall
spoken of by r - _ .
fey - The fine passenger steamer"Akst
kin. Captain Robinson. leavestble du alt 4 . - -0. re.
for Cincinnati and Louisville. This balainie the
beet of accommodation. Mr. Wherry aiinieWever
of will do the boners in the olliee.4-{
sear The New and Splendid Panianger
steamer Parthenia, Perry Brown. Camniaidir. is
announced for St. 'AUK galena. Dubinfitimild St.
Paul. This boat is entirely new and
regardlem °response. nada* Hut snme*hiatasee
of Captains Perry Brown andAsedemi o,
and hasheen pronouneed by compelastlieggens,
one of the best ever built ea tho ItraitamilTatrs.
The former will command, while CiPtiii4adY
will do the honors in the ogles with credit to
himself and profit for the owners.'lfer.O*Ahar
is between seven and eight, hundro.d4N.
f ;
r. W. MAIL LENZ.
Ear Cincinnati, Cairn, El. laisin t ri
Rant, .2 e I
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 10
THE art. E D 4 •
? IE
Wheel stemma. ARAGO.T.4I:4I 4-
conpander, will leave as announces Above.
Fnr freight or parmage apply on boast at the four
of Wood street.
veyl.l
- • ----
hivlt.•4r4
For Nt. Louis, Keokuk. Sudwirms awl
Se. Paul.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 14,
r TIME FINE PA NI NG le IR
stnamer.loWA. Moore.
commander, will leave as mangiest! above.
Far freight or passage *play onbraltor
to
mrl3 J NO. MACK. Again.
For ellselawiti. roam - IPoirrir
Galena, Dubsgvie.lNUl Water
Paid.
, .1?
WEDSMED 41f. Wilt 1 4 1th;44.1111. --.11 1-api.•
ME 31111111.111X1b filifect
Paeasageratesuer. PAIL
erry rower Cotrunanderovill hallway shim
Porta 01/ the day announced above:
_• r ', :4, __....
For freight or announced apply aa itomed: MVP
For st. zonia.
Nina ParaL -
THIS DAY. MAY X 42. X
Tax nine
Arnim ARGO_
.2XAUa Wirings ,
011111110dit. will have as mommtasse seem—
For
triacr. Mrolirrethnlai;
Amatip:
- A
For Be4IIVIDP 1441.1110aVale Mild
siciraii nil
i. maciper_ '
LW, Xartl Y: mew:lnt ityy&tayl :
amador. harm Ices . pals ,
WathiardAy sad maw at . ." * " .. 7
For fremat temintrprise paw l
. w.waikaa a
-----------______. . • ~. , ,_ „ ...
Fo
Isla r IC Louis, llsoluelly.,ll
nd, Dubuque maul, lads*
Paul.
MONDAY. MAY Mi. " "• ti '.
• tits sum' inkiiiti
k ris
iffosirr a oR.
will leave Ow Meabevamad , • map
For freight or/mama , .
myl2 J. B.Livnt _
,i... laa
.1.
Regular rag.als. Itt.
te ,
Ilarleftaaa* ,
„, v , .....b.._1., , •
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nisA.
*ow • —,., - a
. T
,
, 9 _ • , , Y" W I , -10 , -its.,
"It
4 1 . iiia a.' • .
ever
FIT rgs tILIMSS a 1
Forll•llol6l,•Padr_aciaieWWW
-161.1114•11•_imaill
InqutY wounsmALII=IFC-qP
I=l
wiumaimirta al itit,
am _
IL
STEAMEReAT, AM f%: '' ;
WM. KAZLIC
Una quanta. Mao at .
NO. SO WATT NlSSErrifini
ATA.• 1 iso*
Where will treasmatAt %wog .
Avow businass. *al wad* wmalWAssava
rousse boukawawnewinse.
J. H. CLUCCIMit .
NOTN, BILLI ft painkAin t ufbaing Air
AND mi. NINNTS
OFFIM_ROOM No. 128 Alsiißila,
FOUNTR - STREAT. Pit' -„
.1%01111 to S • invest in au Pitila*Pili. A2'
LOW RAI. r.. 1144
axe. iffeolupt
COMMISSION mfoc
• Polt mos saut ow ' ` '
Plii METAL AND Rukili'ji - a m
NO. 74 WATIOI OTI9IIIT. ' - '-' ' ' 4
' - - " • . 100
mmugoij ------ 41killIS: - . ',et
sial
... LARS-Haim Drothamidismat
7 oetav u e Pianos , with camel kw d
-
=74
twei. wi;astpt. _ isousb.
we JOU , lair . 4 4.-is
HO. 17 111.1311MIEBT - •
01,11,111110 Itetali 1311alretrat„ - =.4
iianisi stook of desirable goodie .
spill
MILLS 317 ST ancirivad Jura
ays a te b iliss EiTLIY. asc Wesil
w_.r,~~