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WEDNESDAY MORNING; MAY 27
CITY AB BIGBOBBOOD ESTALIACIIBB
➢lore Prosecution for Nuisance.
It will be remembered that some days
ago Mr. Ralph Lawyer entered suit against
lorrence & McGarr fora violation:of the
- city ordinance against nuisances in erecting
a bow window on Fourth et. According to
the construction put upon the ordinance
by Mayor Sawyer, the window was an ob.
struation, and therefore came under the
ordinance, an 4 he ordered it to be abated.
We believe an appeal has beer, taken in
this case. Yesterday Mr. Lawler again
complained to the Mayor of a post on the
corner of Fourth and Market streets,erect•
ed by Messrs. Torrence tt: McGarr for the
purpose of using it as an awning met, and
a post for a mortar sign, and they were
summoned to appear before His Honor on
Monday next to answer. This is a ques•
lion that is of considerable interest to
may - of our merchants and others. On
Market Area from Third to Fifth street,
there are no l- - ss than thirty one bow win
dows, and on Fifth street from Market to
Wood street there are eighteen. - These
form bat a small proportion cf the bow
windows in the city. Now, if Messrs.
Torrence & McGarr are to remove their
bow window and awning post, it follows
that all oth srs must do the same thing as
soon. as some one shall take interest
enough in the matter to enter a complaint,
and looking at it in that light, we do not I
see but that the city can be compelled to
remove lamp posts that occupy the con
nen of the streets. But does - not a strict
construction of the ordinance make it ne
cessary that the object complained of
shall be an obstruction to be a nuisance,
and what if a large number witnesses swear
that they err no obstruction, but
rst'aer an ornament, and that of dark
nights they are of absolute benefit on ac
count of the light they give ? We think
that a delicate question arises here. A
number of men say that bow windows are
both user' and ornamental. One man
for some reason best known to himself
says they area nuisance, and he takes
upon himself there spousibility of becoming
prosecutor. We shall not call into ques
tion Mr. Lawyer's motives for this prose"'
cation, but we hope that in order that the
matter may be thoroughly tested, and
forever Wet rest,that it will be taken into
a higher coo t, and there disposed of.
Since writing the above we are informed
that lamp posts at the street corners can
not be abated as nuisances, for the reason
thafthey were placed thereby special ordi.
nance, or in other words, nothing can be
a nuisance that receives the sanction of
the City Cohncils. If a lamp or awning
post erected by a private citizen be ft nui
sauce, then assuredly it would be the
same if it received the sanction of the high
est court in the land. Crack your whips
gentlemen and let us Bee which way the
wind blows.
Accident.
An accident occurred on Saturday Ey
which Mr. John W. Patterson, Court cri
er, came very near losing his life. As he
was standing at the foot of the inclined
plane at the coal works in South Pitts•
burgh, he was startled by hearing a loud
scream, and at the same moment he re
ceived a push from the " hitcher"just in
time to avoid being struck by the first of
the two cars ,which had got loose, and
were desceudink , the plane at almost light
ning speed. As it was they struck a pony
that was need at the pit, in the abate,
which being knocked some disteuee into
the air was instantly killed. The check
man, Mr. George Fisher, who was the
CUM of the accident, fearing that some
one was killed partially lost his senses for
a time. The scream which first alarmed
Mr. Patterson came from him.
Select Council.
The members of the Select Council met
last night pursuant to adjournment, and
after the usual preliminaries, the ordi
nance granting to the Pittsburgh and
Steubenville Railroad certain pnvileges
was taken up, and considered section by
section. A number of amendments were
made, after which it passed. The ordi
nance of itself is very lengthy, and a note
of the amendments would scarcely be un
derstood unless the reader had the entire
ordinance before him. It will be pub•
lished in a few days, together with the
amendments, provided the company see
fit to comply with its provisions, in which
case those interested will have an opportu
nity of reading it.
The Old Canal,
On Monday night a resolutiork was offer
ee, requiring the removal of the two canal
boats in the old ditch between the river
and Liberty street, and to fill up said
ditch. This nld portion of the canal is
at present in a deplorable state, it having
a lot of filthy green, stagnated water in it,
which later in the season will create mias
ma, that will make the neighborhood very
unhealthy. This is a matter that should
be immediately attended to, and we doubt
not bat that if the attention of the Board
of Health is called to it, it will be abated
in some manner or other. We think that
a drain cut to the river would keep' it
dear Of such accumulations as are offen
sive, and detrimental to health.
Robbery.
Our city is at present infested with pro•
fessional thieve, burglars, incendiaries
and•members of the light fingered frater
nity generally. Night before last the to
bacco establishment of Mr. Megraw, on
St. Clair street, was entered and about
$l,OOO worth of tobacco and segars taken.
The thieves entered by•the vault hole on
the side walk, and the robbery was not
suspected until yesterday morning.
Where is the School Master.
"The following order was left upon the
slate of Messrs. Lupton & Oldden, en•
gaged in putting gravel roof on houses in
this city. We give it verbatim as a litera•
ry curiosity :
11 "
"Bye no no IHo ken fyx mi Hone but
There is no name affixed to the "order,"
the writer evidently expecting to be re
cognized by his chirography.
Wanted.
A man who thoroughly understands the
Cheap John plan of selling goods, to assist
me in selling over the stand at night, call
or address me at my stores, No.. 61 or 65
Fifth street. T. J. PARKER,
Pittsburgh, Pa. "Cheap John."
Afternoon Auction Sales
Will be commenced this day at 2 o'clock,
and continue every afternoon at same
hour at the Masonic Hall Auction House,
65 Fifth street, T. A. McClelland, auc
tioneer.
Very Latest,
All the new and fashionable styles of
lima and caps can be had at Fleming's,
139 Wood street • also Misses and chil
dren's fancy hats and straw goods. His
stock is one of the very beat in the city,
having been
in
from the best
manufacturers in the East. Purchasers
can rely upon getting the best of goods at
the most reasonable prices wholesale or
retail.
Al Good Business.
Laet night the circus was so crowded
that hundreds were turned away from the
door, and the ticket agent refused to sell
any more ticket%
There are enough shows in town now
to satisfy the tastes of all. . First that old
stand by, the Theatre, with its great at
traction of Mr. and Mrs. Conway; nest
the Circus, and then the side shows, con
taining everything in the world, and more
of the same sort, if yoti believe the.post •
ere ,• Trimble's Varieties also draws its
nightly crowds. Then - there are concerts
and fairs, and horse racing out of town,
and sparring exhibitions in town, and bil
liard rooms, and Hunt's, Miner's and Pit
took's, where you can get all the late
news, and more too, and the City Council
two nights this week, and in fact fun at
every corner. Who says Pittsburghisnt
fast place?
Sense oF serocK at the Commercial
Sales Roma by Davis 41,- Mcllwain, Tues
day evening, May 26th, 1863:
Bank of Pittsburgh
Exahartgo Bank
eo do
do do
do do
Citizens' Bank
do do
Pennsylvania Central R R. Co,
Pittsburgh Gas Co
do do
do do
go o do
Birmingham Gas Co
do d 0......
do do
do do
Western Insurance Co 5' CO
do do 56 e 0
Allegheny Suspension Bridge Co , 1
Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad First
Mortgage Bonds. 73 cent.
Cowing.
Col. Bayne's regiment is expected to
arrive about Saturday.
For Memphis, Vicksburg and
New Orleans.
The Imperial and Alice Dean are ad •
vertised in the Cincinnati papers for the
above points. This looks something like
the reopening of navigation.
Common Connell.
There not being a quorum present las
night, this body adjourned to await a cal
from the President for another meeting.
Query.
In case the Councils prohibit the land
ing of crude oil in barrels, or the storage
of M. T. oil barrels within the city limits,
what will the oil dealers do for operations
to ship their bit East and West, and how
will they manage to get the aforesaid M
T. oil barrels back to the well? And furth
er if the A. V. R. R , P., Ft. W. and C.,
or the C. and P. R. bring oil into the city
for the purpose of sending it East over the
P. C. R. R., will that not constitute a
landing of oil within the city limits? And
further, do not the members of the Coun
cils find oil a very slippery matter, and do
they think they have bettered matters by
their extensive legislation upon the sub
ject? What a pity it is that a few barrels
of oil could not have been found in the fire
of Sunday night, so that its origin might
have been traced to some dJfiuite s onrce.
Theatre—Mr. and ➢lra. F
C°UVrity.
Are still io the full tide of success in
the glorious drama of "fhe Guide of the
Alpe," Whoever desires to see a piece
of s'erling acting seldom equalled should
tee Mr. Conway's impersonation of Claude
Lkinheur. It is one of :he most natural,
eesy and yet effectiye delineations we ever
saw. Mrs. Conway's impersonation of
the Countess D'Arezzo take equal rank,
nor should the exertions of Mr. C. Fost.-r,
Mr, Sefton and Miss Eberlee be forgotten.
The Guide 9f the Alps is repeated to.
night.
Frank Leslie's Ladies Magazine
J. W. Pittock sends us the Jane number
of this valuable magazine. It is got up
in magnificent style and does great credit
to the enterprising publishes. Besides the
illustrations it contains a full sized pattern
which cannot fail to be valuable to cur
lady friends. Single numbers only 25
cents.
Adjournment of the Dhitrlet
Court.
The District Conrt adjourned to-day in
order to allow the members of the Isar an
opportunity of attending the funeral of
the late L. R. Livingston, which takes
Olace to-day from his late residence in
akland.
Mons. De Lonett , s durenile Fancy
Dress Exhibition
Will take place at Concert Hall on Thurs•
day evening, May 28th. M. De Long in
tends making this exhibition the most at
tractive of anything of the kind that bee
ever been gotten up in this city, and wor
thy the patronage of the public. All hie
former pupils are respectfully invited.
There will be dancing for the public after
the exhibition. Tickets al cents, to be
had at Messrs. Bieber's, Blume's rind Mel
lor's Music Stores, and at the door on the
night of the entertainment. Children
ander twelve years or age half price.
Doors open at 7—to commence at ti o'clock
precisely. 2t [G]
Circus.
The circus is still on hand, and will this
afternoon give an exhibition joy ladies
and children. In the days of the old Ito•
man Emperors the circus was considered
one of the most prominent institutions,
and shall we be behind the degenerate
Romans I Jet the cry be no longer "on
ward to Richmond" but shout in thunder
tones "onward to the circus." Richard
shouted vociferously for a horse, and of
fered all his landed estates fora horse or a
mare, he was' nt particular which, but it is
very evident that he had not seen Dr.
Thaycr's two mules when he wade the of
fer.
Just ltecelved,
A very Ike assortment of pomades, hair
oils, toilet waters, fancy soaps and ex
tracts for the handkerchief at Dr. Key
eer's, No. 140 Wood street, where they
will be sold cheap. Persons. wishing any
of these articles would do well to give the
Doctor a call.
Corns and Bunions.
Various circumatan:..ea have transpired
to delay the departure of Dr. Randall
the successful operator upon corns and
bunions, the principal of which is, the in
creasing demand for hes services his pe
culiar system of treatment of these annoy
ances has occasioned, but be must assure
those who intend to honor him with a call
that other engagements will preclude the
possibility of his remaining in Pittsburgh
any longer than during the Coming weelc.
The following are the names of a few of
the persona, well-known citizens of Pitts
burgh and neighborhood, who have freely
given certificates of the efficiency with
which Dr. Randall has operated upon
them
Rev. Thomas Sproul Allegheny city.
Rev. Thomas Hannay, New Castle.
H. Vi aton, gni., Prothonotary, Pitts
burgh.
W. Phillips, Esq., Select Councilman.
F. Boyle, Pittsburgh.
Eli Young, Smithfield et., Pittsburgh
James McGrew, Pittsburgh.
James Kelly, Wilkinslaurg, Allegheny
county._ _
Ed. Seidler, St. Charles Hotel, Pitts
burgh.
R. C. Stevenson, Western Ticket Of
fice, Pittsburgh,
J. Westbay, Dentist, Pittsburgh.
T. M. Marshall, Esq., Barrigter, Pitts
brtrgh.
W. W. Morris, 91 Market street, Pitts
burgb. _
Dr. Randall's offices are on Diamond
street, opposite the Court House, fourth
door above Grant street, where he can be
consulted for a few days longer.
Genes* & BAKU% &wirer Machines.for tenni
manufsetering ourposakare the beet in ate,
A. P. VIATONAWed. P T. Genittabsti eral Agent
irdth b,
shows
95 00
93 00
88 50
88 00
07 90
:'350
9000
27 50
WAsniNcroN, May 2G.—Acting Rear
Admiral Porter, ins dispatch to the Navy
Department, from Yazofl River under
date of the 15th, states : A few days since
the Mound City, Lieut. Commander Byron
Wilson, came up as far as Warrenton to
reconnoitre and to see what guns were
there, likely to annoy our troopa. The
rebels have been engaged for some months
in building a strong casemated water bat
tery, intended to mount 8 ten inch guns
on it. This work was built with cotton
bales covered with logs, the logs covered
with railroad iron and the whole covered
with earth. On approaching the Forts,
Lieut. Commander Wilson sent a party on
shore to reconnoitre. On coming up to
the casemate to look in, the party discov
ered that a company of artillerists had
taken refuge there. Supposing themselve s
perfectly secure our men fired their re
volvers into the crowd and warned the
vessel that the rebels were about.
Lietit. Commanding Wilson then com
menced shelling the fort, and in a short
time it was all in a blaze. After burning
thoroughly for some time the whole work
Was destroyed. Thus ended a fort is the
spade of an hour which had taken the reb
els 5 months to build, working day and night.
I proceeded to Warrenton this morning
to be certain that the work was thorough
ly destroyed. It required nothing more to
be done to it. The Mound City had fin
ished it.
The rebels set fire to all their houses
containing their stores as the gunboats ap
proached, and what they left I ordered to
be destroyed.
'Warrenton has been a troublesome place
and long merited its fate.
WestutvoToY, May 26.—The President,
Secretary of War, Assistant Secretary o
the Navy, the General-in-Chief of the
Army And General Hooker, were in coup•
cil several hours today at the Executive
Manion.
It i. understood that a dis-atch was re
-1 ceired to-day which states another line o
th.f. , nces has been discovered in the rear
or Vicksburg, which it would be necessary
to take by storm.
It iz reported and laei:eved that Stuart
had seat about one hundred men to rein
force Mosby, to the end of continuing the
lettere depredations around our lines.
The impression prevails around Rappa
hannock Station that Stuart is corcentra
ting 8 large billy of his cavalry between
Culpepper Court Bowie and Brandy Sta
tion.
The Richmond Whig of the 23.1 contains
a letter from Jackson dated the MIL,
which says it is reported in Mobile that
Snyder's &clff has been reoccupied and
that the report of the occupation of
Yazoo city is disbelieved.
A special di3patch to the Mobile Adver
tiser dated the 2.ti says the latest from
Vicksburg i 4 to Thursday night. Oar loss
is alight. The injuries to the batteries is
trifling. The g• - triiaon is well supplied
and confident of holding the place.
Firing was heard at interv.llc last night
and to-day. The enemy is supposed to be
shelling ,
The enen-y are reported to be at Pon- -
chatoule bringing, the trains up that far
from New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, May 26.—Up to ten 'o'-
clock to night no later intelligence from
Vicksburg than that communicated to the
Public to-day had been received by the
President.,
It is not believed that Grant himself
has recently sent any telegrams to the
government respecting his movements.
WASIIINGT3N, May 26.—A special dis
patch to the Poet from Washington aays :
Some 600 officers and privates arrived at
Annapolis yesterday from Richmond.—
They report that Capt. McKee, of the
I4th Kentucky cavalry, and Lieut. Conn,
of the 13t Virginia cavalry, will be hang
by the rebels in retaliation for the execu
tion of two spies by Gen. Burnside.
This information is known to be trust
worthy.
Mr. Holborn, the correspondent of th 3
New York World, was released on condi.
Lion that, he would make certain represen
tations to our government regarding the
measures of retaliation about to be adopt
ed by the rebels.
- -
The Tribine correspondents, Messrs.
_Richardson and Brown, are retained in
Libby prison.
PHILADELPHIA, May 26 —Jay Cook;
G eneral Subscription agent, reports the
sale of $2,929,000 Ewe -twenties to-day at
the various agencies throughout the coun
try; principally New York, Boston,Phila
delphia and Cincinnati. This is the larg
est amount that has yet been subscribed
in a single day.
CI N I NNATI, May 2G.—The Eagle Plain,
log mill corner of Freeman and Flint st.-
' owned by J. K. ldorrison Co„ was de
stroyed by fire at noon to•day. Loss
twenty-five thousand dollars. Insurance
three thousand dollars.
There is no truth in the report that
Burnside has been asked to be relieved of
the command of the department of Ohio.
Sergeant Sarguit in passing through Green
county tinder orders of the Provost Mar.
shal was fired upon by an unknown per
son. A squad of cavalry was sent in the
neighborhood. Six persons were arrest•
ad to be held as hostages till the perpetra.
tprs were discovered.
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NEW Youx May 26.—A. special dispatch
to the Post from Washington says:
It -is understood that the government
has received an official dispatch from Gen.
Grant, dated the 22d, cosfirming all the
previous accounts of the successes of our
troops, and speaking of the capture of
Vicksburg ascertain. 9.
It is reported than the rebel pickets on
the Rappahannock yesterday admitted
that Vicksburg had been captured.
NEW YORK May 26.—There is reason
to believe that `the enrollment act will be
carried out according to the letter of the
law.
SAN Faisfotsco j May 25.—An enthusias
tic Polish -sympathy meeting was held on
Friday evening last at Altaic Hall. It
was presided over krthe,newly elected
Mayor. - - - • ' '
Addresses were delivered by Rev. Starr.
King and other distinguished spcsakers.
A State CQ gunjttee was , appointed' to s
licit funds in aid of theurevolationists.
It is estieistedthat there are 5,000 Poles
iv California,
T~I]EGI~,AI'~IC,
REBEL FORT DESTROYED
LATER NEW 3 FtiOII._ITIMIBURG
Retaliation, Ti*reo4.ned
Rebels Admit tie Capture of . Vicksburg
THE SALE OF FIVE-TWENTIES
FIRE IN CINCINNAT
OONSORIPTION TO BE ENIOROBD,
Meeting of the Loyal League
of Utica.
1,:o., &c., &c.,
Utica. N. Y., May 26.—The Loyal
League Convention ,assembled this after
noon. • The Committees were appointed
and the Convention permanently organ
ized by the choice of General John Coch•
ran as President, and a large number of,
Vice Presidents and Se,retaries. A State
Central. Committee of sixteen was ap
pointed. The Commit.es on resolutions,
reported a series. The first four reeolu• '
tions were adopted denouncing party
organizations in time of War, and re•
commending the establishment of Loyal
Leagues to support the Government,
characterizing the rebellion as aimed at
the overthrow of republican institutions
and pledging the people to agree to a
peace as soon as the authority of the na•
Lionel Government is restored.
The fifth resolution recognized the ex
istence of powers in the Government in
cident to a state of war to be exercised
when necessary for the preservation of the
National existence, and whenever the exi•
geneies of the country compel the abridge
ment of the freedom of speech, or of the
press, or the suspension of the habeas
corpus. The greatest care should be ex
ercised against establishing dangerous
precedents. This gave Ilse to considera
ble debate, in the course of which the
arrest of Vallandigham seemed to be ap•
proved by the sentiment of the Conven
tion. The Convection recommitted the
resolution and a recess was taken til'
seven o'clock. .
EVENING SESSION
At the evening session a resolution was
proposed in place of the fifth resolution,
reported in the afternoon, approving, of
the utmost
those in the North aiding our enemies.
That leading traitors in the North should be
promptly arrested, •promptly tried and
proniptly punished, and no outcry, how•
ever insolent or virulent, should be allow•
ed to deter any officer, civil or mili
tary, from the meafiuree essential to the
safety of the country; also expressing as
the conviction of the majority of the loyal
people that whenecer necessity compelled
the suspension of the habeas corpus great
care should be exercised least an example
be set which may induce in the future the
violation of our rights
After two hours debate this resolution
together with others were adopted.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
PHI LA 1 , F.L1•111A May 21.3 depressed; Fu
portion ,t , 5 07; Extra ramily.s6 . 75(47 • 15 heat
In hotter demand and pates pt $1 80 for Red and
$ I 80 fur White. Rye has declined to SI 08; Yel
low Worn hoary at 870. Oats in rood demand at
72@73. Coffee in firm . Rio 31; , ;@32. and Lagnyra
`ngar and hiolits , 3es quiet. Marc Pork
Olt 50 '115. Whisky moves slowly at 4112,..1.4.5e,
ya... May 2.:3.—Thtton steady at s^c
Flour—sales of Ohin at n 10a/:fi M. a.v heat de
cline/1 1•F : sales 121,11tisl bush at $I 1t:41 11/r/ for
Chiettao : . /pring, $1 24/a,ll a , for Milwaukee lub,
nod $1 4u41 10 for lied. Corn deolined 143 e;
ales 1.000 bushels at 72 ,3e for Old, and fft@lllo
for New. Pork firm at f/13 fiLl , i" for New, Lard
heavy at 8 1 10 e. 'Whisky firm at 44@41t.i.
Freights lower.
JOIRPH YII7IIg•._
JOSEPH MEYER & SON
LIAICIIPACriqr El! 41 OP
JrA 3.gD P.lLtlfd
VEMIIITTE LIE a ell tt
WAR3HOUB 6,, 135 SMiTtIFIXLD i
Cetwees Elzth atroot end Vire
P omit CI OID S
J 'FILE TIME TO 9Dr I'lt E
liar gains hi Dreys (locus. Snip:sit, Cloth and
Mantis of the most fa-hbrable EtyleP, en
-I,lee,bed end blearted o Calme. Delaines,
Bilk Sun Umbrellas &e, at greatly rodueee pri•
etr, all hav rig been I.u - dialed for cash, will be
sold choip for cosh, rah end see for yourselves at
.1 LYNCH.
illorket street.
FLD REST OE:NT JUDGE OF TIRE DIS
t-iof. Coue—TnomAs Ll6OCovfiILL EPc l (of
n
Robb nell) will be urrt tor nominati on
fir the a novo ofEvr. before t he ectnina
County Convention, by
tor.:(;:dkwte hl ANY DELEG ATE
HE FAIR FOR St. BRIDGET'S
CHURCH.
rip HE FAIR FO . R St. BRIDGE"! 'S
Church. will commence to-night. C.Ftls) in the
School hou. , e. betty, en Dutcan and Finechst eets
in tee Seventh ward, atd eontinue until Saturday
Jane at) The VI inersville care ruu oast ktobett
and (lreen atreate, each of which is in the Imme
diate y.einity of: t. Brideers.
Tee chartitabla are invited most earnestly to
aLend.
J. DUNLEIVIT,
Grocer,
NO. 4 DIAMOND,
PITTAIMIIGEI, PA
m3 - 22;lyda
0=153
7% , DOLLARS A MONTH I WANT
CP to hire Aganle in every county at $75 a
month, ezpenees pail, to cell my new Cheap Fam
ily Sawing Machines. S. MADISON, Allred, Me.
Wanted
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60 DOLLARS A MONTH . I WE WA NT
A g_Pota at $BO a month, ex riense3 paid. to
sell our Etirrlaisti 'la Penile, Oriental Berner.,and
13 other articles. 13 oireu la rs free. Address
SHAW St CLARK, Biddeford, Maine,
my6;.3mdaw
W. E. Schmertz &Co.
NO, 31 FIFTH STREET,
Have now in store a complete stock of
Boots, Shoes & Gaiters.
for Gent's Bay's and Youth's. Consisting of
Calf Enamelled, Patent Leather, &
Bo!morals, Congress Goiters
Scotch Tie, Oxford and English Walk
Jug Bootees,
All of which are manufactured of the best of
material and workmanship, and warranted to
Fire satisfaction.
my2:l
G ENTLEMEN WOULD DO WELL
to call and supply themselves with
SPJR.I G- AND SUAIIISIETS
FURNISHING GOODS.
GAUSE SILK and COTTON UNDER
CLOTHING,
Fl NE LINEN& TRAVELING SHIRTS
COTTON MERINO & WOOL HOSE,
GLOVES, SCARFS, TIES, & STOCKS,
COLLARS & EivsPEN
ERS,'
f all which will be found a fresh and attractive
stock, at
140. W PRICES,
AT
MACRIIN gi (ATMS.
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N 0.78
Market Street,
myl3 Between Fourth and the Diamond.
D RASES' PLANTATION !MITERS,
Ayers' taierry Pectoral, Buyneit's Co oat' e
lielmbold's Blithe, Halls Balsam, Lyon's Katha
ron,_ Lindsey's Blood Searcher, Lstleck's Lozen
ges, Brown's Bronchial .Trooncs, and all of Dr,
aYne's Family Medicines, together with all the
the Patent ac Proprietary medicines of the day.
For sale wholesale or retail, by
my 9 69 Fed ta ralAt..
KELIYw.
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S I OAPS, SOAPS, SOAPS, SOAPS
Gentstoe Castile Soap,
PURE OLD PALO SOAPS,
Genuine Castile Soap,
PUDE OLD PALM SOAPS,
Colga , e's Asssorted Toilet Soaps.
Colgate's Assorted Toilet Bow.
Pine white Castile Soar. and fancy toilet Soap
of every description. just reo'd and for sale by
tozy.
11W3 69 Federal St.. Allegheny.
MED AND WHITE ' MEAD PAINTS
groned in OH, raint and Varitish Breohe,
of every de , criorion. A lair° stock of each on
hand. and for gala by
GEO. A. KELLY.
itederakiSt.. ANhean
CORNSTARCH, 20 BOXES JIIST BE
cej.red and for sale by
SEEKER & BRO'S.
107/4 N o‘ 4s ,,*Pa W° 94 Btrat
OPTIOE OP PENNSYLVANIA It SOELANCE COIeNY 1
Pittsburgh. May T H IS COMP,_
RE DIRECTORS OF TII/S COMP ny. have this day declared a dividend f Five
Percent, out of the profiteof the last six month
applicable tolls reductinn of etook obligations,
for vtock not fully p‘id rip, and payable to hold
ers ofp aid ap acok in cash on demand.
N. V ORGILY, Preet.
I. G RIER SPROUL, Seo'ry.
my21;104
BORDERS-BALNDS IN GOLD AND
bands in plain colors, Palehrotne bands,
draper; I:atterns, Se. For sale by
W. Y. DI 4 RSRALL.
87 Woad street.
GOLD PAPER lIANGINGS
with brilliant an
plain colors of newest Palls style. For sale by
mrX. iv. P. MARSHALL, 87 Wood street.
K NA.B E & CO'S PIANOS-
Just opened this week a choice supply of those
BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTS,
beyond a do . ubt the finest in the country. This
factis
pastost universally conceded; for some
months we have not been able to fit] one half
of our orders.
WARRANTED FIVE TEALS.
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
43 Fifth street, second door above Wood.
Sole agent for Knabes Pianos, Haines Bros, Pian
03 & Princes' unrivalled melodeons.
VERY LATEST FROM
Army of the Potomac
Dive nne of the NEW YORK Daily pap= left
at your rtaidenoe or place of business. By taking
them /Mtn as, you can discontinue khan you
' , lowa° or change yoar Paper.
Leave your Addroza with the Agent
.....Ar , raorryttr S t
J. W, PITTOCIE
ROOKS. STATIONARY AND NEWS DEPOT
Opposite Post-ollice.
Copies dell the New York. Philadelphia.
and Cincinnati. Daily I apers, can be found on
the Counter. my
N ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO
visions of an act le incorporate the Jones
N i mink Manuf.c taring Company. approved April
lL'a"..!, the undereagnoi will open books to re
ceiva uhFeriptions to the stock of said Company,
On MONDAY 25th, Inst.
as the office of Jones, WallingfordCo. Variety
Work., corner of arant and Water !•.t. at 10
o'cloos, a. m. Parties wishing information in re
ga dto stock—plan of organization. can ap
ply to Messrs. Jones, Wallingford & Co.
Jno. v. Singer, Charles Miller,
W. W. Patriok. J. 11. Jones,
Lis J. Bonnot. A. M. Wallingford.
Wm. It Nisiick, Alex Nimick,
Alex. Speer. David ItioheY,
myl4:lotd Corporator&
PIT:74F.! 17: f;
0011 CORD GRAPE.
UPERIOR VINES. AT $2 50 PER
dozen. sl2sv per 100. Extra Vines at $.5 per
dozen; $25 per 10.),
gvi OR.III 73E AL-50 BUSHELS FRESH
gmund Corn Meal, tort reoeivei and forsale
by JAS. A. FETZER,
way! corner of Market and First St.
El / . 0 SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO
110 Smithfield street, opposite the Crietom
House. Chartered by the Legislature.
Co C .
Jr.
VIOP. PERBI - IMETS.
Vim, H. Smith H, F. Hu Id
Thos.
Franc D S Mleear;lor Joshes Hhodea ea
John F. Jeur.inge, Jaool. Stuokrath
Thomas S. Blair Alex. Bradley
Henry Lloyd Alfred Slack
Prestdont....
rgrargras,
Josiah Ring CI ZSA
A B Bell Jas Dilworth
B S Fowler W A Reed
Jas W Woodwell R 0 Schmertz
F Rahm 0 W Ricketson
J M Tiernan B II Hartman
D M Long R J Anderson
Jan W Bait? D E McKinley
C II Wolf Robert D Cochran
Wm Smith W lhmsen
0 B Jonas B F Jones
W li Phelps C B Herron
BECIRSTART AND TREASURER.
D. E. McKENLKY.
Open daily, from 9A.M.t02 P. Y. Alio, Time
da and Saturday evenings, from 6to o'clock.
eposits received of ONE DIME and upwards.
iv deolased in December and Jane of
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain are placed to the
credit of the depositor as pridalpal, and bear in
rural, thus compounding it.
Books containing Charter. 'fly-Laws, Eto., fur
nished at the office.
44- This Institution offers, especially to these
persons whose smallar small, the upportunity
to accumulate, deposits, easily saved. a
BUM which will be a resource whim needed, thEir
money not only being safe but bearing interest. -
stead of remaining unproductive. my
WILSON'S PILLS
SICK HEADACHE
NERVOUS HEADACHE
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE,
WILSON'S PILLS are the result of
long investigation and osrefal conducted
experiments having been in use many years,
during which time they have prevented and re•
lieved a vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, •whether originating in the nervous
system or from a deranged state of the stomach.
They may be taken at all times with pert ect
afety, without making any change rf Diet, and
the absence of any dsiagrevabte taste, renders it
easy to administer them to children. -
By the use of these Pills the periodic at
teaks Of Nervous or Bich Headache may be pre
vented; and if taken in the commencement of
an attack 'immediate relief of pain and sickness
w.P be obtained.
'The; ealiom fail in removing Nausea and
Headache. to whloh females are so subject.
They act gently on the bowels—removing Cos
tiveness.
For Literary Hen, Students, Delle.ate Females,
and all persons of sedentary habits, they are
valuable as a Laxatioa, improving the appetite,
girg
sttoonrien an
h e v
n i a o u ra t
l o
e t l h as e t i d oi i y s a t n i d
st o r r eng n th
of the who:e system.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS I
The genuine have etweatures of B. A. WIL.
BON and B, L. FABNESTOCa dic CO. on
each Box.
Medicines,Bold by all Druggists and all other Dealers In
A Box will be sant by mall preys.' I on re
ceipt of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to.
B. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
aribleodkarewtJuls4 .
rinuE CHEAPEST AND BEST LADIES
AL Mane and CeLdren'e anitere in the city hi
to be found at
0013-12 BARRELS inums Nees,
E
jut. resolved and for side by
341.19 41 4 FETZER.
ClRua Market & lint St.
1 MR RECEIVING NEW
40 atters„ Boots, Balmorals,
Kroll Day
The be; t Ladle's Gaiter, for ;1 25
Too beet Ladle's (leiter. for gi so
The Ladle's Gaiter, for s 1 75
The bPs • L aile's Gaiter, for $2 00
Misses', Children! ( letters & Fano, Boots, also
Men's, Boy's, Youth's Palo:tomb, tine Boots &
Bootees.
loy- Call and examine my 'area SIOOk- Coun
try merchants pre particularly Invited to call
an 1 examine before purchasing elsewhere, et
BQRLAND'S 1
98 Market street.
JOS 11).t" II B. MI
SUCCESSOR TO,
JAS. P. FLE MIN°,
DRUG 7r,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Medicine, Paints
Dye-•Auffs and Perfumery.
No. 77 Federal Street,
ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
my22:lyd
KEEP POSTED
NOTICE.
J• KNOX
2. , ) Fifth -reet.
rMl ' nl
CUBE
CIIII.V.
J. H. BORLAND'S,
No. 403 Market stree4,
2d door from ret.b.
RAPER /NTELLIG.ENOII
. _
- PORT OP - PITTSBURGH
• ARRIVED.
rrantrith. Bto e.
taallatin. Olatkaa
Cottaaa No. 2, eai-t, w to:ging.
DEFILIFFED.
Franklin• Bennett, Brownsvillo,
Gallatin. Clarke. do
ig537
tbe* The river—Last evening at twi
light r were 1 feet water by the metal
marks, and Saline slowly.
gar The new and splendid passenge
Steamer ".-hamrock,"Capt, McDonald, leavea to
r
day - for tt L 1113 and the If p,per issisi This
I,oat ba9 the beet of accommodatiate. Capt. 3a
ti d s an experiecoed officer, he will be ably
assised by Mr. John D. BaheY whp has chatse o f
the effice.
Ile— The far famed passenger steamer
Renton," Capt. Ebb• rt, leaves to-day for Cincin-'
nail & I ..uisville. H r secommedatione ere an
surPa.sed and her officers uns trpassed ; it could
not he otherwise as long as Capt. Ebert has
charge of the de, lc and Capt. Peppard presithe
la
the office. We take pleasure in recommending
boat and officers.
- - -
dam' The new steamer "Silver Lake."
Capt• Willoughby, has just receirfid the finishing
touch by our A r tisane. Pittsburgh n fitted up in
R superior manner for a and St. Louis
Packet. In her constructioo no expenFo has been
,paired, bring in fact, complete ,i. es - cry respett.
This makes the third boat the Captain has built
at this port, all, so far have Droved successful :
she leaves to.d.fy for St. Lou s and intermediate
ports, Whit wcrepleased to see our old friend, Air
Frank ing In the office, which be will fill
with credit himselland with profit to the Melt-
erg.
For Cincinnati Looter/no - Cairo null
. _ -
Et. Louis.
TILTS DAY -4D-m. ...: . '
THE NEW -ANDSPLENDID
V'.. 4 1 p ass anger steam . tqLVEn
LAKE. Willoughby eo-e taander, Zil leave as
aim • uneed above , for fraight or passage apply 011
build tr to
J. B. LIVINGSTON & CO. Agents.
For Cincinnati, Louisville, Cairo, St
Louis,
THIS DAY, MAY 27.
TUE SPLENDID PAS
sertger :steamer, W B .
Anderson. commands,. will leave as announced
above. for 11 - eight or passagA apply on board, or
to J. B. L I VINGSToS & CO., Awns
my 27
For Cincinnati, Cairo, St, Lo u i s
the Upper .17./edissippl, and
WEDNESDAY. 14laY 22"--Ip. m,
THE NEW ®ND SPLEN
DID passenger Steamer. S GAM
ROOK, J. 11.10 Donald commander, will leave as
announced above. For freight ' or parsage ap
ply on boa. dor to •
T. B. LIVINGSTON & Co.
- •
For Cincinnati and Louisville.
WEDNESDAY, May 27-4 P M
THE }INV PASSENGER
PtlL=.l44 steamer, BANTON, Ebben.
pa
sage
leave as abova, for freight or pa,
sage apply on knard, Cr to
La 27 J. B. LIVINGSTON Age:.ta
For Marietta and, Zanesville.
Regular Muskingum river Packet
leaves Pittsburgh every Tuesday, 4
P. m., Zanesville every Friday o n , ca.
e l t , THE NEW AND SPLENDID
Passenger steamer EMMA GRA
HAM. Monroe Ayers commander. will leave as
noted above. For freight or passage apply on
board or to J. B. LIVINGS ON .1c CO.
apt .
PITTisB URDU AND WELKEETKG
PACKET. •
- - -
For Beater—Wellsville—Steubenvllle
and Wheeling.
Leave.; Pig tsbnrgh. Every Tuesday—
ha raday and Saturday. at I I A, B.
Leaves IM - heeling Every Monday -Wed
nesday and Priday. at A. B.
THE SIVIIFT
S. C. B KNIt BUNNING
Pamenzer Et-er,
awes Walter roma:nada-, am
leave as naLonn
,
oed above. F, r frek - ht pess..Be apply on boarl
or to JAM AS CULL INS & LAX Agts.
mayl2.
IVVE,2IISI BOAT
W A. Z 21. 4 7"1
Has opened an office at
NO 90 WATER EIT.P.ERT.
Vinaera he will transact a Owcral 6teambont
Latency business , and would solicit a abarc nf
pomace Crum steamboat men. ap24-1
~,~~C'
Cer m*r of Pfrss & RI. Clair SG, Pitts'
ralllt LARGEST, CEMAPEST AN D
best of the United States. $35 pars for a
full Commereal course. including Writing and
' Commercial Arithmetic.
No extra charges for Mannfactuers, Steamboat,
P.atlroad and Sank Book-keeping,
Minister's sons at one-hailprioe. Students en
ter end review at any time.
This Institution is conducted by experienced
Team:tors and practio3l business namn, hence the
preferenc throughates at this College by bust
12Ces 2 3 / 3 11 t the country. as well as this
610.
Prof A. OWLKY, long knqwn ns t!'e bent
Penman of the Union, teaches Ornamental and
Rapid Businces Writing.
EirFor speoim•ns of .Prof. Cowley's unequalled
Writing. and Catalortte containing lull informa
tion. cncluge twenty-five cotes to the Princpals.
JENKINS & ISMITEL
fitt,b2:l ts wcit U.
NEW GOODS
HUGUS&IIAeIiE,
Corner of Market and Fifth
Etreets.
Are now opening a splendid stool of
Now Spring Dress ponds,
New Spring Stseques,
New Spring Clrenkilrso•
New Spring Sluitria.
New Spring Silks,
New Wowlard Silk
And a fail assortment of
Summer Dress Goods
For Rats. Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bed Rugs,
!Rotas in Furs. Woolorui, &o„ insects on Plante.
Fowls, Animals, &a.
Put up 11250, 500 and $1 boxes. Bottles and
Flasks: $3 and $5 dam for Hotels. Fuolia Insti
tutions &e.
"Only infalible remedlectknown."
"Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family.,"
.14 - tieWo - q - OTTortkiiisi : holes to die
IS. Sold Who'esalo in all Largo cities.
11136.
Sold 1,7101 Drturgierte and Mullen! every-.
_ ITere.
'NMI I Beware!! dell worthless imitations
XES. Bee that "Doetar's" name is on sash Box.
Bottle mai-Mask. before ron OS
I'A HENRY R 4DOSTALII„
11146 Principal Depot 482 Broadway, N. T,
Wt. Sold by It. E. SELLBRB & CO., and B. L
PaIiNESTOCK & 00.. Wholesale Agents. Pitt
burgh. Pa. feb2B:6mseodtw
A DEUNINTRATION NOTlcs—.vitherb,
x. as. Letters of Administration to the, Estate
off:looses Haassenforder. saddler: late of the Cit2i ,
of Pittsbaren. dce'd— have beea to
_So the
will all partials indebted lasing Estate
will make payment. and those having claims
atfolard.trraiettl'en;ett. withm them a del dab : "then.'
vicros mr.Avit.
. • . Ator:
No Z amiOhlo t. dm
Alletbs tra o City.
IZlaMsivew
RRY TALB.
end tare've °them And the ßA ;hematite/ Orches OT tral
band of the estatitietunent. lead br N. Tecago.
A.draNdon-10,16, 2 it 00 ctlits.
IpPOZOONONADON
A MAGNIFICENT , ARRAY or UN
PARALLELED NOVELTIES.
• V3TRODOCING
-
. •
A Splendid Gymnastic Corps.
A SUPERB EQUEBTRLAN TROUPIL
And a fine collection of
BA /MED UORsvit posing, AND
Snob an ^tannin be prodwed in any other part,
the world, will exhibit at -
PITTSBURGH,
I on Red Lion Lot, in rear of Eon Triniltl.A, on
MondaYe Tuesday Wedneodapit Thum
day. BAT, 26th, 26th, 27tb, and 28th,
: ism
First performance on Monday nit ht at T.%
o'clock', p, m. and every afternoon and night dur
ing the stay. -
itEg- mol exhibition cf the Age. 'WIT
makes Grand Procession through the principal
streets of the city on the de, of exhibi coi
which occasionthe citizens will nave an opportu
nity of viewing the
Flagnificent Band Chariot.
containing TOM OANHAM'S NEW YORK
BRASS SAND. This Or arict was built this sea
son exprenly for !Rearm. ah,..yer s ./ItArm% at as
expense of $2.7f0, end is pronounced Ly all who
have seen It, to be the most beautiful thirg of the
kind ever gotten up in thi , o , untry. It - as twenty
eight long and ten and a halt feet high. It is nein t.
el in the most gorgemastrz e, and is worth seeing.
Anr ng the list of performers will be found
Mr. JAMS ROBINSON.
Champion Elder °film World.
GEO. SERIOUS, the Man Rinakey.
THE DE LEVANT" ISBOTEIEBS„
Samuel Rinehart, /Saner
Hsu Beene% Albert Aymnr Will ,
Antonetta, Bobs, aohnserssi
Master iamen, , Med, it:lselin,
Nester George, Wm. lleffram.
with a numerous corps of auxiliaries.
DR. JAMES L. THAYER.
the Great American Talking Clown.
ALBERT ATRIAII,
the English Performing (lowa.
siß. CHARLES W. NOTES,
the celebrated Equestrian: Director and Rouse
Tamer, will appear and introduce his
wonderful Trained liorac,
GENEBAL SCOTT,
DR. THAYER'S quadrupedal wonders, the
• ACTING MULES,
A troupe of LilliPuttan Ponies and Kandla
Trained. Homes. Mammoth Gymnasium,
hundred other features will be given to make
completelhis allowed exhibition.
A &elute's—Beam :NW; Reserved seats 50
cents, Seats for ereu
ANDREW . SPRINGER. Alit.
er.. swing-nu-- ----next SEIM
COI WELL lar ERRS,
.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
SILVER & BRASS PLATERS,
and manufacturers
Saddler) , and Marian Hardware,
No. 7 St. (Clair Street. and Duutiamo Was.
(near the Bridge.)
PrICTSBURGIN,
OBISTADORO'S HAIR MEV.
YIN HERE IS NO HAIN. DYE IN USE
IL so pure. so free from all objectionable sm..
ertier. that produce such splendid end pe rman -
ent tints or that operates so quickly, uniformly
and certainly, as --
Cristaelorro's Ruse/dor Hal, Ilya.
This matchless article la pronuceed.- by .d wbo
have ever applied it, or seen it applied, the most
wonderful Invention of the age. Ten n.inutes
tuTioes for any shcde of brown or the deem%
black. It leaves theskin unitained.
Manufactured by J. 011.111:ADORO. 6 dame
House. New York. Said everywhere. mad appli
ed by all Hair Dressers.
Price._lll. $1 50 and VI per box. accord km to olio
toyltdAw/rooe.
11 E. TOBIAS , vENcriAx
K. 'Dent. An instantaneous remedy for chron
ic rheumatism. headache, toothache, croup. col
ic.. quiney. sore throat. and pains in any part nt
the body. Try a bottle and be, convinced. Re.
member this article is a sumo. not an expert.
merit-- for 14 yeas* it has becn tested. Every one
who uses it recommends it,. No medicine ever
had ouch areputation to thho silently it has work.
edits way before thepublic. and ail are loud in -
int praise. **Chronic' rheumatonn" Thousands era
laid for weeks on a bed ofagenr, andnever waik•
ed without the aid of crutches. with
oomplaint can testify to that:magical effects of this
liniment. They are cured ad proclaim its vitt.
Wen throughout the land., Remember relief is
certain, and a positive cure Is sure to , follow,
headacheof all Weds we warrant to cure. Putrid
sore throab. quint.) , and climbed& Aro robbed of
their torpors by a timely - use oftheVenetlan Un
lment It has laved hundreds the past three
131011ULL
Price 25 and 50 oents. Bold all druggists.—
Office 66 Cortland street New York.
my7:d&wcato
New Chinta'
Paola about a — ntisslgetb'si Pilta.
New Cstrax, l
Westchester Co. N. TOM- 9-. 11 0 : 1 2,1
Mr . 0. Tax Bum Pagrxol• zclieor kima
Boob/Joan r
Dear Sir— I would state that lins indtmod to
B
ttie RANDR MTH'S PZ. through the room
mimdation of dram R, w of Croton, We stater.
ter county. who was on restore._ to health
by their use, lie wasalektorsome two seen. very
costive and dyapeptio, and ho tried everything
hat was notrellaved: Binslly, betook eno Blau
dreth's Pill every day for a week. and a doss of air
Pills every day for three daya. mid then took orm
Pill every day. with an oomialonal dose of 6.r.
one month he waa able to. go to work. ar l ightthres
months he w4l.glitulisgOlboula
Yours MO. riDWAPilll YU T.
as
regain naWloiViTarKre ecastl=ltoolfas
years ago he was very tick with a sore on his lea
Which hadleen - teaming for over tiveyears; that
he was also mash distressed by a pain in hb chest.
and besides very-wetly* eamilly l PaPtin• - tbat ed"
ter-trying miens remedietand team phis:Wan&
he oo nunencedstrimlirtunirettea Pith, Ida to du ct_ ,,
.
three tomes sweep. .end at the end of one mown.
-the 111020 on his leg steeled. and at the end of two.
tombs hcf,waa entirely eared of costiveness dye-
Pepsis anct- vain ,- and-per remained well-errs= -
1111. e. RDWARD PURDY.
liaternte before me. tau Igth
8. MAXIM id
, lieu:ay:lh °ear the ape.
Bold by Th omas Red b, Dlar.onl Alley
Pittdatsgh. ' - - '
.
Git 0 A I No4o BOXES TOwer 6018
ikutal, in atm and ov
tYletElt Pr BROS.
- LJ3 *l4l - Wood street.
BEiILUINOTON ifILERRINNIA.4O IIUXA
Jost received rad for *ale b
ANY • , BRIX
. - -
9!R&i7C itl3~~'~'Q
PITTS1:11-3441 'l' /LEA •I•P .14
LugolireSD ENDECaS +7,
Ligaturing.. .. . . ............ ovr,trx Goz
Thl d night of the great Tragic &Vial.
triad /ELIZS. IP, H , ceeN
eieca thetr retorrierem Enloe.
!£hWednedy evening swill be tram' el no new
romantic play written by T. B. D. e. alder. isf.c ,
ciad:lcd the
1 ' ' OFIME 0 F TUE ALPS,
Claude Bonbon° lir r n cy rray
Mark Bcalen• - .oral' B , ?rar
Qz:41 , 1
.........- ....
........0 Po.ver
lien . Bgrard '.i.lr 1 , -Ii rico cn
0
......f ric-ft,r4
Eo.getiE
Azad° EbLrtio
To c a Tide wi11.— , 1 , 14 :you over tozd you
Wits to Oakiard'
1 101163b0 ~..
mrs. .3$ w , ll
&Cu CraLk.
raTILLISSILE:II VABLEI'IE.9,
t.oie °nee & Manuer... K NFT L.
Stage Alatage. ...... ....... Eimmv_
Itntaen se attr 'Aka f - ex this week, to bight tho
treat OtiElttalClE. who.° twt rortuarcel are
the wonder and admiration of all btho:dtrJ.
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL
rars,. KATE WALTERS.
.NEISS MARY WALT.ON,
MISS ANNIE ItAK hnozir.
Law SIMMONS,
JOHNNY HART,
M.A. WARD
THAYER - & NOYES'
United Statm Circus._
rest Paragon Amphitheatre
- • of 1868.
SPECIta, NOTICES.
0 eel tan
~ Allenu
ArE4 /lardy