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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
FRIDAY MORNING
!tem.—No less than nine dray men were arrested
and tined yesterday, Li Mayor Bingham, tor running
the streets without taking out a Been,. After pay
ing their fines and complying with the law they were
suffered tossdepart Daniel Ste CNAUTI and Samuel
Donelson, formerly of Kittanning, Pa., were on the
ILtitanta Railron.' train when it met with the disas
ter re•ultiti 1,1 ,evaral hundred killed and wounded.
Thu former was killed, but the latter, singularly
enough, escaped unscathed, although about the only
person so fortunate in the car in which he had taken
passage A youth named Win. Redmond met with
a fearful catastrophe, last week, while playing with
some of his companions on the Allegheny Valley
Railroad in the borough of Kittanning. it is sup
posed he will lose one of his legs' 11. Barkly was
accidentalti drowned in North Sewickley tp., Bearer
Co., last Monday Miss Maggie Mitchell, the
charming little :sores, is stopping at the St. Charles.
She will commence on engagement at the Theatre
next week James Park, Jr., one ,•f the License
Board, has Leen elected President of the Allegheny
kiss Works in place of Dr. Dale, resigned.
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- A contemptible piece of scoundrel.
idm occurred on Wednesday evening just hejond
New Brighton on the Ohio and Pennsylvania rail
road. As the Evpress tran was passing along, a
little before dark, a ottiple of miscreants threw
ntoneli through the Ai ; lidow deutelishiug the lights
in three of the ears. One of the missile- struck Capt.
Bluing of the Fort Wayne road upon the cheek
bone inflicting a very unpleasant wound. A num
bur of other passengers made narrow ercuptc.
As the train was under full headway ur thy time, it
bad passed un a ounsiderable distanoe befi re the
eiindurtar was incurined of the outrage and rouse
iluently nJ Attempt I arrest the soimuilrels was mode.
Ire uuderstaud, huweirr, a reward will he offered fir
their apprehension.
S,,,,perted JI d,,.. - Considerable excitement exists
in the Sixth Word in regard hie murder supposod to
hare been committed in a house of ill-fame on Pros.
pert street, kept by three women named Jane Out is.
Margaret McClelland and Mary E. Mi•Cutcheiin. A
good deal of blood was found, cries of -murder - were
heard to proceed from the quarter on Weilnealay
uight, and the body of a man was carried away In
two others In the direction of the Witter Works Poi
sin. Some clothing was frond, soh , to laL of
to the victim. but up to late 11-1 night radioing
tit e ascertained. Tire three women were cow
flitted by Alderman M.i . ,or for thirty days to assail
further developtnents.
Last Monday night a neck, some rogue played
a very sharp trick on Dr. Itarko , , a phy•icion
Fourth street. A well dress,' man ru•hod into the
office and mentioning the name of . ne ,•i the U. •
tore patients on (treat street, said he was at the
point of death, and his services were needed instaii:
ly. The unsuspecting medical man hartenul t., the
supposed death-bed scene without taking the precau
tion to lock his office, whereupon the volunteer Ws,
seoger re-entered and carried off a guitar valued a:
$25, which be afterwards disposed af for a tntle I:
has since been recovered.
77.catre.—Te•night the management offer a 1..:1
unprecedented in point of attracti•dl and varier.
Mr. Chas..l. Foster will appear as Mat Mizzen, the
American Tar, in the romantic drains of the War
Wolf, a character in which be has no superior. We
are glad to notice his return upon the hoards of
this his favorite city. Let all who wish to extend
a welcome to him call early and make the house a
bumper. The bill. as announced, is the Miller
Whetstone, War Wolf, and Paddy the Piper: a I,er.
feet concentration of fun and merriment. floineini,,,
doors open at 7 o'clock. Haste and secure seats.
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line son was discovered niieut two o'cliick vesitivi it
morning in the hoarding hiluse of Mn. Sophie
in the Diamond, under suspicion= circumstance'. 1
number of itrticies of apparel were fullnil in the s.r
apparently as if the pri s oner had thrown them therc.
and when search wa.= made, dicoph tUt , do,orvivd
uhd,r a feather tied Ile attempted to mcplain
the matter, but hi, Honer. Mayor Bingham, h..it
gentleman It..ittt: ; .:
from Paducah. but hi. iu - teket relieved 1.,-
gliffillni
pure, eont,,inlne sr.e, I i ; tvenilw. p
I.llg ' , lllof the rlegan t:e,n. Ile sr, about 4ett•i,7
i:.te .me of the
r to iLe rn c‘:,en .4;ly
r,lll le:us n b.. el,c-cive!s • 5 , u 4 in Icfln hi.,
j I- 5U1.1.,•.1 C.. 11,111 1!Ir
:•••• arrt—t La- tum.l.•
Pitt kink. gl. and Sit-linen.. illr Hal Ir a nd
In pur•uance of fl spertt,l al', the 2toekhohler ,
t,e Pittnburgh and to [hens the K ellneid t....tepany
tact nt the ro.tut- of the t'..tnp.tny, on Fourth .1 reef,
and organized. lion. Thonta, M. line no. relit-
to the ehttir, ar..i A. Itt - lt I
MIME
The Chairman •tnted the ~Ljt i cr i,l the weci.n{
Le the euusiderution of u eertnin euntrart I,r :Le
lenor of the Railroad to be prop,ed. The Pre-ident
of the Railroad Company laid before the meetimy a
vontraet entered into by Isaue Jone,, Esq., and i;rn.
.1. K. Maorhetnl, attorneys and agents I ILe Comi,
pang, with John S. King, or tlenera,:New York, and
Ambrose W. Thomps..n uf the City of New York, 1.. r
the lease and eomplet.on of the said road.
Ontu,,tion, The t.,,ntrtiet wit2t rett.t to the tneetthr
)n motion of Jatno , S. Craft, the contract WI, raid
a second time, with a view to it, approval or rt . te •-
lion, when Jan.,. M. l•ooper ,•ffere,l a, a substitute
for this motion il.e foll“wit,,.t preamble and resolu
tions :
P.AS, At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Pittsburgh and Steiiiienville Itailroad Cotnpanr,
convened on tie 1 Jth day of January, ISfsti, the Di
rectors that day elected were urged to lease the ros.l
fur n term of years to sio - di party or parties as aid
complete the rattle in the shortest time, and un the
mold fat - relic terms, subject to the approbation of
the stoc'holders.
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And a neitss,, Messrs. Isaac Jones and J. K.
Moorhead being duly appointed for the purpoea nr
the Directors aforesaid, on the part of this CompaLy,
did on the 10th of Mae, tOt O, execute a lease of the
Pittsburgh and SteuLenvilla Ruilrcad to Jain tS.
King and A. W. Thompson. subject to the ratification
of a meeting of the ttockholders of this company,
which has been submihed to this meeting. There
fore.
L . -re/red, That said lease su made as aforesaid is
hereby ratified and confirmed, and the Board of I),
rectors arehereby authorised and directed to base
affixed to the same the official signatures and the
seal of the Corporationi,,aubjem, however, to any mod
ifications and alterations which in the judgment of
said Board may be required to give additional
strength and effectiveness to said lease, or to enable
the contractors more speedily to finish the road and
bridges, which modifications and alteration the said
Board of Directors are hereby authorized and em
powered to make.
Erwidec.?, That the capital stock of the Pittsburgh
and Steubenville Railroad Company, be and hereby
is increased so that the same shall and do consist of
sixty Thousand shares, the same being deemed ne
cessary to carry out the true intent and meaning 4
the Act incorporating said Company, passed the :llth
day of Febutiry,
Russell Errett, on behalf of the committee ammin
ted by the Cuuncils of the city of Pittsburgh, to tin ,
resent it in this meeting, moved that the meeting ad
journ till to-morrow, in order that the lease may lie
submitted to a meeting of the Councils to be coo
vaned to-night fur the purpose; but before the tin,-
lion waa put, it having been suggested that the meet
ing should take a recess instead of adjourning, Mr.
Errett withdrew his motion to and motel
that the meeting proceed to a stock al . ] tr tp •
ut ion , whirh motion was adopted.
itle,terf. J. Craft and Rent ey Miller were elect, :1
tellers to receive and count the votes.
on motion of tien. .1. h. Morehead,
That this meeting, at one o'clock, take a recess unto
en ~'clock to•morrow, and that on tomorrow ae
pods ',hall continue open until twelve o'clock.
In pursuance of said resolution, the meeting t 0.. k
a race, St utte,',..l.wk I'. M.
The meeting etniened at ten lock, pursuant t.i
the lest resolution pas-ied yesterday. The polls were
opened and et winged open until 12 o'clock, when
the teller= Ino I, the 1,1 !tiring reptrt. That up .in
counting they is upon the adoption of the resolu
tion'i, the whole number of votes east, being twenty
two thousand one hundred and six, were found tii be
in favor of the resolution.
THUS. M. HOWE, Chni , mcv,.
e. KIRK LEWIS, Secrelary.
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District-Court—Hon. Moses Hampton, P. J.—
Sh.loss &W talker vs. Meyer Well. The plaintiffs . ..me
wholesale merchant:, in the city of Philadelphia, and j
brought this action te,....ver $154,75 on a book PITTSBURGH BOARD OF TRADE AND
account. Thu defendant adulated the purchase of DIERCHAN'rs , EXCHANGE.
the goods, but contended that they were bought with
the understanding that he was to have the usual 1.. WILMARTII.
length of credit given to western merchants by whole- via
_Presidrnts.
sale houses of that city, to wit.: six months, and i
T. S. CLARK E, t 3 RO. W. CAS.A.
oalled a number of witnesses to prove that this was
the customary time allowed, and having made such
proof, the plaintiffs took a non suit.
Newhouse and Spatz vs. same defendant. Actien
same as the above. Plaintiffs took a non-suit.
Joseph French vs. Wm. Magill. Action to recover
$4OO, the value - of a lot of books sold by defendant
as Sheriff. After the plaintiff had opened this ,•15.1.
a jury was withdrawn, end the matter at issue was
referred to C. B. M. Smith, .1. MilltOand O. 11. Rip
pey, without appeal from their decision.
James Russell et. us. vs. T. IL Little. Action on a
writ of a partition for the undivided fourth ,f a tract
of land in Ohio tp. Verdict for plaintiff. PITTSIII . IIOII, May 22. lmtti.
John T. llou-e & Co. vs. Caspar Wehner implica- I There has been a slight decrease in lite business of
led with A. Stroub. The plaintiffs sold Straub a our
rite, but it is unusually geed far the season.
bill of goods to the a mount of s{-Id, and fear:ng that •
he was n o t a ide to pay for them, desired him! to r e . There is good stage of water for even t h e l arge
turn the gaol, or give a judgment note in which
defendant ( Weimer , jt.ined subsequently. Strout,
purchased goods from the plaintiffs and made pay
menus to the amount of the original, and plaintiffs
reeeipte.l on tile hack of the same for such amounts.'
This action was brought to rec.ce Cr the amount of
the note. Defendant contends that the payments
made and endorsed on the hack of the hill were in
tended to liquidate the note. Verdict for plaintiff,
for the amount of note with interest—s3So-911.
Phelps, Carr vs. Wm. F.iehdaum, Joseph C,ltart
and A. B. Curling. Action to recover .tetoti, being the
amount of a promissory note:given for en iitnnilm,i
delivered to Samuel Ward as their agent in mans ; ;
ing the Oakland line of orunibusses. Defendants con
tended that it was delivered to Ward for his own
use and benefit. Loomis far plaintid ; .t
ippey fur defendant.
ehurg, of La r,er, p. Yesterday afterboon Henn
Reis. residing in the tlth Ward. made an inforuration
against Thomas Hughes and Charlei: Bot hnell, chary,
ing there with r ts. ding. a pair 4 eleth pantaloon , . sal
ued at eight dollars. gory were taken bet..re A!,ier
man Major. who theta to 2all t., anPeet the
charge.
pointed Austin Loom ' , t th;s city n Nut:lu l'lll.ll.
gir When the !flight emit Derangement
i• linliottell I , y cknitl‘otrft,.. , l aliy Aign, it wlm. 1,-11.,
us that iupernuities are gathering is hich ellotii.l at i• I.
got rid of, and the most easy an I natural method I
is to take DR. J. 110STF.TER'S CKLEBRATED STONI
BITE Eit.S. They (petals e l nally on all the diseased 1..0
ttr the system. deMlll . ll . .11sease.1 In. r “I that tt
hilt' which im otrtstantly tles lani atm." mitt the slttut.st It. le
store it to nn thttatatl state. • isorate , tt the b1...51..tti.1
nlI imparitit's and matte the st•mt.t. It anti U.
Is. att.l re4tere I , theta a I...tit Ity tgenats a..tt.ta •
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ttit•it Lt. t Itt•pit Apply
111'4'anilless, Means Si. Co.,
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id:. by :ill ~.• gr.tib,l, .1.11 or !1.,,1.1
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COrller F. 9tlttll et teg•t an I l:bvt - 1)
OFFICE OF NIOIININti
NV.. have reeei‘v , l th,
lateta rt) los ..; hhit I,!a r , I
U. II; El.O A
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ItEMOVAL.ii, I:0 1,1,15. Rupert:no noel sire at $:•; 40 Idols exti it
FRANK VAN CA./ROI:It lIA - IZE)IIIVEll I:y th,! alo; e, ii sr ill be Seri, that the c.mtoty ~' t. ,no std... at $.; , .7:. , 21, bids ratio faintly at fa1..2%, 30 11.11.
to No. 70 MA UK" str'''' ,, o'oiii.'• ! 1- , te , • is old A l'.•ghen , ga:n , $21 1 .1 1 011 per an MI id by the d. v idon•l• , ' lo at ...e name , ;,0 Idols. stiperliito from wharf el
stand, and is now prepared to supply lo- . , .1.,.... J. mud tl . , , , 7.. 1,1.1-1,.. 11,M store Itt 55.25: 50 bbls. extra from depot at
public generally with anything they J.. • 1 in 1,... ,av , i "I 1.1,n0r.,. 11ailrun.1, after paying inteiert i•tt I.er
t it , 1 .,, i t „,.. 1y . a”,l . hwil.; ~ h di . t , a,, s „ It, the
tti,,,,,t00 ,
1„ .
I , t, 1,,,, i. $ t.:•11 . t 4.1, do. ft.m store at Vi.7s' 50 bids superfine Mel
Trimmings, Embroideries, Ribbons,
Fancy Goods generally. e krl A al $:..12 1 , .11,1 $5,47 , ~; iod 1,1d.t do. do. from store tit
4.1- Remember the No., 78 Nlitrket st. a l .= ,:,.,--,1,1 '''' ' l ' " t I " . '''''' ' '' n ' lII ' R 3 iI r ' : " I !' '"•• if I!“ . i ...L-.,,,„ii,5. p,,, , ,,, 100 t.hi.. extra from Wharf at $5,50;
: as, 1,• 550015,1. The ctv of Pi't•bur eh I ti I t t I t ,t , co - 2101116 .iflue fn ,w wharf
VALUABLE PROPERTY FAIR SALE ','' ."-'', - • - • • ..- . -"-- -...-•-• .-1- -
ow., vr. .tar t..., :tied re,..uree, the loss for the nit,- st .. , I i 10.:- il,i from shore at $5.25; 2ii blots. extra from
TN THE EIGIITII IVARD ail: TI I I.; I'l'l'} tt,.:, yea, i- will an, tint 1.- s2l)9,Outi, w hir.l. ma y 1 .,,,- .0 -i e Jit '-f. , , r , ' u .28 biol. , du from do. itt $5.7 5 2 8 bid , . ex trs
1.. OF PVITSBCROIL-Tw - elre lots 1 o oboe •,, 811. , bond vat $,,12 . 24 bids do. do. at f0i.,50; IS Idols..upertiue
street, which faun 00 foot atreet, overlookong the il..uour, sll.i Vlx repaid by the cumin km of the -teulienville
hell river-, each lot having a front of '24 1-0 and :‘,..iagin. and exult from wharf itt.{.'oMs.so ;55 hbla. ,e xert (10111 ai. •rt.
own I aft. r the 'Anise expirtis.
from 110 to 170 feet deep, fronting on 0 . ..I It/ol al I. I
of t.5,70"1: • ,;: , . 21 lila...stilt family from store at $6.2,.-
Also, Nell, lots imitn,liately in the 1 .11 of to,. . 1 1,,,,,e, Ihe New 1 ark Ko., nine Post of Wednesday List ,
'ollie/ay Sales 1..:0 bits. superfine, hum wharf, at ~..'`; 25
having a front of '24 feet each on hornet 8:0....i. 1..1 t !inning !
en, ,
._
the ito .1; limit et Is deoidedly Letter to•da v. 1,1,b, r s . • -ho 1 A f -
hick to a 24 fon alley. lasand street 1 , a oio hoot • , [...t ,• . extra from ...O. al s ~st; li' ....r.r. inper_ne,, , au store.
Ten lots fronting tni Bluff street, now in the ro, •1 strict, !.1 here in more disp.ittion to Luc and less Si, sell, mud at $6,2:,; 41L1,14; extilf Gamily lit $0,12 1 ,-, `::80 Mils. super
immediately adjoining the solsoYe, only divided by Mitten. , .
bergs" -meet, u bah is a 50 toot street, and also the city one.
, I pile:es co asequently aim better. There is an active, fine, from wharf, at V.; 6u ibis. e.-peolne, from store, at
f.:•.....2,. Slinaty 10 bids., from wharf, of superfine at $.;,. 15
Tloele lots aro. 24 feet front ea, h andaveragg iron 97 t, , fa i r and healthy demand for money, which in readily -
1.. D. feet deep, running hark to a 15 foot allein y. lol,:s extra from wharf el $1,;02 1 i, : Ir 2 bids. superfint , from
Ten lots in the rear of the ahuve, each lot haying a front wet; but there to little demand for speoulat ire pur-
StUre, al $5.10; 9 bids. from slurs at $5,31; 32 Ohio. extra
,•f 21 feet ,Ii Locteo. stmt and running back Su feet Lk/ aID puma, DiFeounts are easy in anti out of bank nt 7
foot alley. (nom titort• at $:,87! , ,; 30 kiln do. from do. at $0; 10 bble.
one tut on the corner of Vanbralni and Forlws street. 29 tu `, per cent. for prime and sto 9 for second clans e‘tra family, from store at $6,50; 30 this. do. do. from store
feet front ou Forlsai street, running bad: to St. Patrick's well endorsed paper. Cull loans 7 per cent. Erie lat -$6,:Th :100 bbis superfiae from grown wheat, from wharf,
alley I:Ai feet. which in a 24 foot alley.
Three lots. 24 fret earn, fronting o n b., hen s t ree t. rim . st a: has risen ;, New York Central h, Panama one at $4,00: 129 Vas. superfine and cxtra, from wharf, at
uing back l'to feet to St. Patrick's lley, $:..12!,‘, and $6,62%, 20 idols. Supernal, from store, at $6.26:
lii ALLtitilliF.NV 1:ITY. per cent., Heading 0, and Missouri sixes 0. Nicara
-30 idols. extra from store at $5,571.4, 15 idols. extra family ,
Also, two two story brick Maws and lots, with back gun f e ll off I, Canton h, l'umberland Coal ;, Cleve
building, each with a front of 2"2 1 ,4 feet. on Federal street. from store, at $8,30;25 tibia do. do. from store at $0,25; 40
and Pittsburgh I,and Er i e bonds 0 The
, 500 0 above the North '"°°°°, r°°°°'S h.ek 07 fret to . 3 ia " d - F. fir s t ' ' blots. extra from store at $5,75; and 40 bids. superfine from
I foot alley , steamer from Boston to Liverpool took from thio rite More at $5.00. Tutainto -Sales 110 Mils. extra front store
Also, a banal Iwo Stu, y brick hoe. and lot fronting 00
...„,
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It ' Lipson street, on the North side near the canal. 15 feet 2.0.i...L0fitt, an s hi ppe d oy M r. /femora, of which a t $5,62!4; 24 tibia do from do at $5,75; 144 bid, ,o,
front on Roloinsom street, run tong back 72 feet to a 4 f...t $lOO,OOll moat for Paris, and $225,000 fur Lon ion. }.. 01111 0 front wharf at $5,26; luu blds, extra from sober( at
alley.
Also, my dwelling house .1.1 ground attached. on the ,lir- llii Saturday there will be an amount shipped for -$ 5 .1 . 1 ,1 ii tine from depot oot $5.50
i net "i Sandusky street and the 50th common, ilia lot Gout and s..*l2i.c: WO Mils. extra front o tore at $ 200 1.1
,ii bids. extra and super
London, though taere are no appearances of a largv
fi . , e , st ~,. et s „...:, and $5,87',.;: ;41 Mils, superfine from
11 the common Ot.l feet, 2Hi feet on :kindled; I treet. and eu ..twit... from -too, at 1:*.,2n; 100 blob, superfine nod extra
feet on Water street. This property Is too well limos nto woe at present, lout none for Paris. ton Wednesday
need alit pa l description. as thole el, 0 Met to , 1.1
next there will lie perhaps a large shipment for Paris ' u .
chase will call and see fur themselves
stone at $4, - ..1; 501 rkla. extra front store at $5,07!!„ par
I w ill b ar t e r or exchange for city property in Pitts/each 1, 11,0 Asia . lint foreign exchange is falling., and the f m ,,i,. eae l s , 40 1.1,61.1111 e from store at $4.50. Wrdssaboy -25
.or Allegheny city, one th e urtio t o , l ,. oto - 4 - 4: 8 4: 01 4, 1 . 1:i 1 id i; c ,d u t t , i ., ? , , ,,, , ; , : , , . , 1
am,mat
may
he limited. After next week it is not hid, snort time, fr..m store, at $5.25; :110 was. extra faintly.
F ' rTu li kl i i r u 'e xt U ndTy ' r u o ' i t ie l' u " o r wnsliiiis. Fayette county. State of • expectril that shipments „f ;Te en, w ill b e l arge . The tr.., it,,,, at $6.25; 4u libls etilierlin , front wn,,iiii. at $,::•,;
I Pennsylvania. The Pittsburgh and Connelsville Itadiumi . , • •
boa vocot rhtptnents ot the season have already taken .
„olds.. extra. from wagon, at V.,62...,.. 25 tails ..0 its, from
1 runs live miles through Gus laud, fares the Youghinglien I $.5 '5. 25 bids do., Boni store, at s ri; 100 bids. se
;neer. and is Just fifty miles from Pittsburgh to Milienber• place. There has been a very heavy denmnd for ''''''' ' - ,'' . . - .-o •.‘,..., ,
, cer's Station, and will not be more than One and a half or per fine and extra., f rom store, at 1,,,.....10+..., ..,.
I le, hears ride in the car, /II 550.15 0.4 the road le finished French Exchange to lone for importations, and the l It Y E FLOUR.. Sales are making frono first lintels at ; ,53 -,-.
, fo.nu Went Newt., to Turtle Cr. ~1; w hi, 1, will b e .umpleted
shipments of speeie have Welt inn Ally to cover the 1 , 1 , 1 Th ere is m a wadi coining in.
1 by July or Angled peat
This land Is au situated that there is none of it more than large Sales made of francs. B o th sterling and French GRAIN...Corn dull : sales hum store at 30 cts. Barley--
ow , idles from Layton or Miltenberger's Stations, and n r
~,,,,.
~t
.28
ct,.. :,,,, IDs. „., t h e a m d i .: 300 bush at 25 . ts.; 150
i s rt.. portion of it covered with the finest timber, fine stole., ,i• witange are easier to-day. ;st e rling at 1011 i a 11111. 'ale 75 hush at Po CIA. RyeenSales 112:1 bush from wharf
1 4° - 4') the ruling figures being 4.1 Ms. lints
I 111: Lent falling littald, ore or elass - truuse haw'. arid Ind ee all.l ("alien at 5 17;, which is a decline. 'Elie steaut- '''" l ''''''' '''• -- " b • ! -
1.. , 11.4 liillbul •
For poutitmlars inquire of the subscriber ill A ile,:heny city on g0.,,,1 demand; sales 200 Meth. el . .:n ell.; Ine bust from
rq.2B,:and 11 F/11111 E NIII.TEN BERGER ' yr r lol. k .l7 e si n fi o 2 .a s,ll th O h o o' w t a r s " u s ' u II I : " ' f
from o"tait $
h 7 e 7 r 4 e
.I : l t i t 1 .
1 p s re P ‘ a. il i l e l:l;; f ,t t - , 0., 1 1 , 0 Lush. 0 , , 1
I -
1 PRIVATE DISEASES-lA. BROWN, Sc. 0,,, ( roar ,ort. ott ..... \lti , ,old .1 at -0 vi h„,,,,,_ I
50 Smithfield street, between Third and Fourth stated. The customs rece i p t s yester•laY were $ll 6 ,- dherr is no 'hangs' in prices; see note the following soden I
were $ 1 17.5 01 30,
72-1 45, and treasury do. $128,22.i. The payments lomllnerh. Tenn, red at $1,30; 150 bush. red at 9543100; 200
I streets, devotee his entire attention to an Of fi ce Prat
' tice. Lite Lousiness In, for the most part, confined l 0 and from Assay office $6u,577 56. Midb elute, to arrive. at $1,05. 100 bush. white from canal,
private rervrro/ Diseases. and such painful affecions,
! tirought on by Imprudence, youthful indulgence and excess. at sam e figures, and 150 Lunt . red , part to arrive, at no as.
ni..l di.chilraing checks $102,516 64 leaving a bal
. Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Gonorrhea, Wert, Stricture „ nee t hi s mor ning of $10,0tij,:162 97.
Urethral Discharges, Impurity of the 'Waal, with all diseases NI ,laises. Sugar-Sktlen are making at 15%49 eta fur e ood
The Canada s :o news is coinmercially favorable. e . .
of the Venereal Irreari, Ain Don - ntnen, r l cortrutie Eruptions,
'fetter, !tinge unit Mercurial Llama., Seminal weakness, 'lod e Bunk r ti I I ';:
litti‘i.42l.,:litniletY,:6.....Wo.er:itante, cl.as'° change
h a a t i t . d g :h l C.: t ' t ' i ti n ' te: n 81111,golas"selnd
d ti. ..ng.and Ito, increased its stock of ~.,(,.., II •, 1 ,,,i,, ,„6, ~, let a t 44. - a.t4S cts , cash and time: a
Impotency, llthe, 'ltlicuntal ism, Female Weakness, blontioly
SuppressCona Diseases of the Joints, Fistula In Atm. Nervous hellion hy a small ninon ml .$400,000 I instead of -..i. ..i 2 t 1.1.18 Sugar blouse wan tornientt 57 cis , Sixty days
Affections, Pains in the Back and LOltli, irritation of tt,r
iointinuing to hire. 'Ehe arrivals of specie have ad., c gee `aloes . ..Xi bags fair Rio at lINI-ts...'ash, and 10 bags
lil elder and Kidneys, successfully treated. One guaranteed
Twenty years' practice (ten iu this city) enables Dr. Brown been large since the last return I.y the Batik. • i 1.1110
tiER II
lA I.. N
-a( 1,:. Ls. rail.
tit tart . fliallraut , e l s a a speedy :arm to all who may come tile , fhe weekly statement Of the city banks alnottot an CI k Y.. sale 16 ba s . at pi 'to ton, tour mouths.
N .
der his car, l
lIIDES...SaIes 70 dry at 11P.0 cis. cash; 1;40 de) ~,, t
at
I Ofthat and Private Consultation Brooms 50 Smithfield et, average reduction of $520,000 in the specie. This ..,, ,
ta. and 313 gr s
eenat eta . r rh
la.tween Third and Ft urth streets. does net show, however, the fact of the amount in-' HAY-Sales are making daily at the scales at from $8 to
4114" Charges moderate. Inco
vs,lvaly •
ADDER.--3 caskA fur stile by
bank, which lam ' been increased by the Oalifornls
• Sl4 "01 ton. No sales of baled to note.
M'
my 6 B A FALINESIOCK A co .bhl.s 1
arrival!! et theeloee of last week, and yesterchis by ! LARD...The smoserebrece about 363 • and hhd , and
r - •
•• • A •- I
••••'?, 4 0 ...;Pi"
class steamers, and the carrying trade is very lirisk.
A temporary iniionVeniunce i 5 felt on the Mononga
hela by the preach at lain No. 2, but the intercourse
is -till kept up by the running of a bout to that dam,
coune-qing with Louts above it. A cutler dam is to
be put in the breach within a ii.rtnight, and perma
nent repair, will he made at the earliest period.
We have nothing of moment to note respecting the
money market. The banks are till discounting g0.,1
paper frochi, and there is but little that is unexcep
tionable offered outside.
We are happy Li) al/1:1• , 1.1110C our readers that the
difficulties rdspecting the Pittsburgh and Strubeti‘
Railroad are about being terminated; A. W.
Thompson and J S. King, well known viip.tatists
of New l ink, Lai ing mole a proposition to :else th e
road on the..rable terms, .2 ,1 5:.3r6, W 4.1.11 1,61 , 1 .i
-tion has been accepted by the Company and ,tit
toned by the unnulro iL, as-ent , Prlt ay Councils
snit by assent of the Boa r.. 1 , t OP unty Comuaiss,onn rs.
The terms on which this lease ig wade art a- I'4. g •
The et , n41•311,‘ thew 11. e. ~( .11 t.,
vunibranc•es. except debt+ ain,uLtinK td three hun
dred and Ltty stivusand them the
present aAArt , ., valued at a hundred thou-and d‘dlar,
mdlion and a half , d Six per cent.
and to hundred thou-and dollars .1 ,tork ,
the hun,L. to he given a , the wurk progre.-e., and
the It:U.l,lder n‘ith the •tr.el,l on it, eouiplethol
,r the ulede up, d 1 king "FtLklnp,,n gi, dig • , •enroy
theref.,r.
tag Thump-..,t agree to apply the ,arne
I a, tog ex . ding del,N and ettu.ideung the road,
0111 , 1,11 g the 111.,. and Nlunt.nzatteld bridge, - to .•
ne, t tt ttl, the Penn-t I var is and the Steubent tile Aiti
Indiana liadroad. , by bridges and track , : sit bin
eighteen taunths alter completing the Pittsburgh alol
Steubenville Itailruad to pay the intere-t
mortgage bonds alluded tu: and on and after-July : la • ;,
to pay the Stockh,ldere n..t a l'Elt , 'Ear. jar annum
un their ; the tense to continue fur twenty ytoir
—and. unie,, the eou:l•au\ gnu. mirriths: noiicr
to the coutinry. L•r t‘stinty years tnore, titiould king
Thourption choorie•- by their paying bit per rent
per annum to the St.icih•ddern. the read to be 'Ur
rendered in good runniv ordei on in , expiration .
the leave to be •ul.jeet 1.. the agreement k.r the e. , u,
petly eith the l'hartiers }l.lloftd. relative 1., the ut.e
of the P,tl,burgli ead of the road —and to term. not.
'Mould king A *rhompon fail to no the intere•t ou
thc Im..ndt• azd Jtuck agrec.l
.10eline rnrr ing t•ut tksir ~gr,tneut
rti. 0! 11,rt ti.i . l !n•ul thht dati•, •torlll.l n•k
/ i• La Land, Innc cr. that they %, In Al on.•
make arramgemeta, t tumid at au ,ark
in: amid that, be .I.,nuary tilt , nt lire filratert.
it the u”,lersturid,og with the r it.t.rai•tor- tie cur
w.ll I , v rut:mull;
If the project be ~ , GMlinnolte.l, it will I,e a ..-,..rlutlfite
1.1,1211116111 r not al:a int.et ve%ud , 0.10•1).41. - There
tin.? 1.NE . 11 a betded eq.ns icti.,u in 11, unn•l-
tat-pa ing that iLc c.,rpural
11 , 101,:t ot•• 11,11.1 er
that Late heeti ma le i the better':
th, .114 11/e perp6c.1.(..2 4 to.•rl
burr-urple4l to were eertni,nly "1 tine tin,..l embarras-
,r, 0,... ~.. r i
V.1' , 111.:1 l'l
1 intt,rt-t .o.
or $..1, •01 , '1.11...x111..4 ' h
„ il.e I L ,: ! Le 11,,,n11L• tic • lend L l the
PCIWIFL. RatlreaLl touonhi • t., I per ••ent,
,Le $.10,000 en the ttitheLn
•k. The inhere t L•IL the 1,t1 , 1,,
11111,1111. ~
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S.S
COMMERCIAL.
Trea.ntrer.
A. HOLMES, Ja.
5, - retary.
JAMES P. BARR.
,S`uperint,nden.t.
T. NORTIIANI, .Ix.
ammigte of Arbitration fin ifay.
GEO. W CASri, V. P.
JUIIN A WILSON
M'CANDLLSS,
S 1 1.11, c uiiiil Cc, 1:1 July t
t•ity ni.• v Ey the hU . ze gillirahtte
the ulif •rtuhatr
11. I
IMEEIIMII
111', well 11:itt 11,1 re, r,
• r •'t 1 , 13 V In 11,1, r• l ,•?
IS 11,1.1
• •i, Ih, Pcno.yl% ,11.3 W
114 . 41) ht. , l ;11
t •tt• t.ot • U:t'. I•ltltit.i t
I=IMII
1/10% (•,
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the heavy payments out of the ~Sub. Treasury. The
ditburiements will shortly be very large. The bank
loans and discounts have fallen off $BOO,OOO, owing
to the withdrawal of a large amount of country bal
ances—principally for the redemption of Lineament
money. This redemption, however, is for the pay
ment of money due to New York, and has, in a very
regular and natural way, liquidated money loans
previously outstanding. The following is the state
ment
LUBIIB. Specie. Circulat iou
May 10.....5103,803,7M $13,317,3 8 5 $2.6 5 2..185
May 17.... 103.002,'1) 12,714 1 .541 5,4E1'4,152
tk.•reeek... $801.473 520,01 $17411M r
The folltte:ing is a statement of the .;
Clearing-Ileuse for thi week
Exchwugea fur work ending Mo
May 19. . . .... . 14.4,•:49.421
NV. PHILLIP: ,
JOHN UICAFF
Bataa. re for week en.logg May 12-
Nit" Iq • 50.....
Th. deelinu in the greater than is at~u
rent, vi;.
M.%
or.we ot . L 011.16,408. Not .
Nl.ty 17 iN8,7211.41:,
I....,saverage4
tell2lo 111 aq.,.11
At Philadelphia on Wedoer.day, there wa. rathal
more steadiness in the 310:4: market, and the Iran
actiJna at the Board were larger than the pee, IJLI
clap. There is hut little dipposition, bow-aver. t'.
operate ti. any extent, either for itotestment
rperulation in the pre-eat unsettled state of oil!' lA,
t ions with England, :ma tha market generally
closed dull. Over sl2,lMit of late and ,owe
shares were sold.
The Baltimore and oLio Railroad Company com
metioed the payment of the dilideua de.•land
the ltnrk, for the paid rdz rnouth., on the loth. I p
to Friday afternoon they had paid $215,400. of
whioh sltifi 3 Otiti were paid to tbe city cif Baltimore.
and $.15,000 td the city of Wheeling, leering to be
paid s67,7fiS.
The Philadelphia E4r,t; , w R Jl. tio of Wedne,Lit
-at a The April receipts on the ruilroatlii of the did
ted States were the largest ever knowai Soniu of the
leading etimpanies, including the New York Central,
have not published their titateineats; lint we hate
prepared the following, table showing the rei eipts in
April of is ft and ISfiti, on a few of the roads•
reran.) 1 vania . i,:14 . .6,34 ,1 $11111,9t1 , $2.140.. ,,
New fork 1.11 Frte „ Nob .',9, 1,1:1,tk19 1. , 1. , , - .
14011 kw! e and 0141,., . . :121.:10 61.1,210 I: ;.. •
~.,
1t...11114 . 4 te.:..47ti 4111.4.01 , 1...4
I Iliettl. l'eutenl 11'.444 1t4.1:24u
i 'l, 1 . 1.1:111.1 and Tnle,h, ... . liels 111 1'.1:2•29 '27.4 1. ,
New 1 . ,,rk 111.141 11nrIeni . 7,1:44 ,9.:144, 12'....11
11..114:an ( . 4,1 rul .211.f.,4,:, ..:No.'ltr.! 4.,1'.1:
Sootherti 31,14110 u 1:411,1 - 2.: '2141.1 Iti • '2.44 , ::
llllwaukie find kll.4aiskippi.. :12,229 ',,,..4'.1 , '2 411
Ind , fate. iv .1 Cleveland .. I, .' l _' '24,tklu :,457,2
N 1214.011 an 1 IV..ster II 21,162 '51,171 '.714
Clitcagu hied 11,k 144440 . 119.= 132,211 11„94 1
1:1J,••14.:, 1.1 hiklestA 174,410, 1'+:1, , 1 , 1 1 5,Y,..:
It sill thm be Peen [bit fuurteee railruatb, owns.
1 theta of final' length and importance, ali:turb iiver
three and a half millions of the floating capital of
the country in a Tingle miinth. But there ran be t.,
greater evtdent.e than that of our wealth
amt proo
verity.
AS it IS 1,04 w grnal a demand for tararlii a. for
miol, , and the market to therefor not a, firm: sal. has,
of 11 mask. at 01 1 ,r tour montlts. and .2 ton. It
. lular iit ton. of doneraltit. hart been add
at tone . .1. 15 tun , inaporttil at Ito Nam.•
ti,on.t. lour Dinrilhm rotka:: (4.119 ranßt. Stain at foul
1!!!!=11!11111!11
lee has u. mural et I•I /
A l'l'Ll , ll+ A mta o,u "'Mac of 1,00 hlAs.,, from the a
Ar,,at. at 51 . there is a fair supply in this market, bat
the ...de, are net }mossy ; the quotation' ate $141,25 for good
sad t..l.:Aka 2 for prime, from store.
The sal.. of Baron have ditnituished the past
the fa.:tiog up .Nog but 11/7,004 ma. There hes. hen
ere: no change to pt'iuee. We glee the Geo..,
A Nah .laid The aalt.vl for the meek ere as follow,. Thurs.
Khouldere and haat& , I,.nuked,
Ao ,l 14 1 , WOO Ito, .boulders sad haul. at 7 , u; and ImO ,
Ile •dtutuldere A ttalas nod lanai, ureic, 0. n 1 7 , tout
shoul.lero, sides and haws, " 4,,, t , E , 1.. 4 7 . 8 ,0,1
, J.. do au. ni 7,3 A. 8%, anti 145,,. cool,
nl J itiN t. l !gist V daya, Friday Th,.• al. re
• 1,, da , Ase , ths. ei.oulder , at 7. ;ft,.
,a.(111.% ac, at : 1-'2oou Rya halo+ at 'u ,
tt, 1.. at 1. 0 ,r . I shaulder4, countr!, at u
deed,, - t..o,,try. at 0 , ,,,c atrarltol. abta..ldt , t/.
and 1.100, at $.11111.0 ,r . 3000 Ibt, daaddere at 7 4 1c
Tbs. at 7 , 14c.::1110 otet atdro and TY10% .. .e.5. Ic
at i t --all ~del for rash. .11,11,111 y 1 , , , 00 h aau .
nt
~• . R— lur. . atel a: t,
01 .tat, n... 1.• at Ms. ul, at 7
-;1,1 !taut- at 111... 4..ga1
11 , 1 , .1 7 ll'' Al' L,r , /out, ; I,laum. th, B at , At
,1,,, • . t:'..1.11..1t•rt. al 7 , 311101 itm should,.
7,,,at It,. do d.. .-Ity 0tt10.t....1..1 7 •
.•.' , 7 a, R.. ‘l., It. At 7 . r ta..lll ,
f i r
Vi 11,1 rnnd 114.11.. at 7 and ,
.14.
.lu.ut , lt•r., Ir. Itvrt: st
1.1 EF 01:II. n ,111,4 twrot-• at I
It A %Al: ter, 11111. , i
I:It It ttlitt..ts
.. m.1.1 rattn ttr.• 1., n t.
i.t rrElt A rte. ILI° 3t13
3 !31, I Ili fllliv r•oml I.• 11,. detann.l. wLI,6 11J. Innen .
!,—.l p..l r. , 11 hnr. Lh.•• U
ItlskV , SO.- 1,10,
1a.1.01, 4 A !Into st f to Lni 3‘11113,6 nt f
It Thy ror.,ii,t. "f .mni,i,• I . i.. I ,ii liv
an I 11;t1 Ile nuffici•elli i'Ve the h. , 1110 h.• 11 saitri
1•• Le• 110.•,•• at lR ItO t tiontlt
FRC IT 5i,1,4
7 Dt Ay'.
-( 10. ‘•
I lzll lu 000 d tlo.unutl . •., l'altuuttre
moo nt t. ftalt, to LLI a. largu No.:; Nlnt•kerel tit 10
tut..lolol nt • 12 hull i t la Nt. :1. lartzo, .I.t nt
1=111111!IIIIIIIIMEMEE
f Flour wort. lt..nrior 1..• i..L4 t
. t I t . i.alt, footing up r,tin . 210,14 uu
ciutilgod. Thn tullou iug ur Our
4it The dal
• • I
S ,
' Z .. •
.:. ~., .
4749,15+1 $3,:.,1,919 SK,r2 2:
PITTSBURGH MARKETS
Orrica or 'sr DattY Nlaumma Yeyy,
Thimatay, May 7.1, IstB.
'rho , 63,1 Unre
;114,0 KI
ME=
1!1.1111111
Q.* ;1.117 1 , 1 1, 10,
94 ; selling at 9-X(e#lo ,A.lll and Low; b. 9310
of 60 tcs. No 2 was made at 94.
MALT—Mee 4000 bush. Rye at 95 et5.,..aa1 . .1590 bush
Barley at $1,50@1,80.
siEre LS...Pig Lead firm at 7!,‘, on arrival: Bar S; Shut
V 2,12 lit sack to aity, and $2;25 to entail trash•. C.prer
034
NAVAL 8T0RF.3...A sale of 39 trbli. No. '2 wail:mule at 11
told. cask.
(111.5 _Sabo of No. 1 I,nr.. cto. vain: Llrnier.rl none
rod la Koiisl.
ti bblt. 111 toll nt
S.l3.bd and Ali 1.1.11 rt.ro nt 11 0 .'+r
I'll 7 NIP:TM.. r:r; Lori No. '2 Alle,;Itoos nt 131, fur
uroutha ill., a. , lit $.l/...). IS 111,./Ittls . tout No.
1.‘11.-,10,,. It. Wand. at 111. at month+. 7.. lona Nu.
A .11.1 i- of •:. .11 it, .ittlis. I 1.4 , du at 1232.
-rx
Drit
SR 4" 2
h. 41
, Nil'ATol.l: 2 . lout Poi nr. intl.:l don nt n ..oty
otsit on Ow n !tal 1. N....ha1m...1....11 1..111) itt
liAi ViPl' •I•n••11 eer (nide ; 3 nal
MEI
=III
SALT N.. tat ?I ,r.f ,Irt j I
m,.k t, t r.. at
SEEDS Nothtav T 1111.411 V r
Plaspoevd hI =1,1.1r.1 1,1,2
la I t• • I:15. I al
BE E\ t.t Lod !Flo,
weti , fr ly t.il;e:t, w.th, of 47, - . t"I 4 ". f.l
good tAii to d,on, fr •m ruli,
,flerPli and 4,1,1 m.
lIECIIENIES=I
Er=l
li/All , l g,nal.tool 1 , 1 ~ 1 ,...1 :ales have a.stili
!al% staa•tl 11.. in trl t. , is al,l. ritt,utu.•ll trtltaaal
and nn ••II till• it. ' , 1b... ,
very i alt .110 1.1.1 s
itrr ~/11111,1 t r X tra Nli, Inn .
(or r daimon ~•.•, I 10.1101.,, 11,-;
.OUsio nut 0hi0:V..0,1.7;40 Lot do.
f 1,5,75023. 9 111.; for entutonu lntate ;
do; $7(a.,9.bu ror entry thaws-, 3.1 , r oat,. ea,1,1
Look; aaled ltfaln) I.LIi t•ollon. I, to ,up.,
Finn, at i , ;,7.7!ii,r1. - dd Lino 01,.1 ,
.'s , •utiteent Fault' has atiVata,al 1.. In WA; ::600 Id In at
l't,,fatote , for 111i3CEA to I , raink nu -1 rot don
and entry. llyo Fl. , ur without I It/ooze, sal. , l.a. 1.1.•
1.1.11.t.rti at j1,:5004,1,62 , ,,: G , n, Nlssl stuady itt
for irrea•V and tor krona V , n'tno W 11.10 1 , 0, tl
Wish: male., 2,d00u donit. at „ tot 1 . .1, I tti
dot.; sLti, La pruur CsuAdiatl: K•ssl a ik.s
Sn , utliern;il,l-1),“ LIZ for in ertor a , promo t•al All
for ClllllllOll red Ketslncly. It.ye ts quirt at SZtou
aca.r., mut in iliuder.st, dent:lna tor eat.. ; 41111, 11101
1..11 t SAitliern for ., .1. .
II I,i.kr tanat , r; male. Too 1,1.11 Illy. , and PI 1 , 011 at
tht,er. ,11111.tton o{
1111lit.m1 1 , 61, Itt
,11u,:17 , 4,,r. pr )1,•.... 11:.”1.1.7 , .1.!' I. i I',
1 , ./00 1,1,1, Ih, Iht
at Slion,. Ithk, ill. 11.trtio :El I I,:
I,lLiat• Nl,hut, 11,4 dull ,11,1,1. , InIttally Ih, lAIIIO 113.
rut Nlettls to litinted : eaten
411- nt .4:1.11) prink. at
Butt, w llmg at 1.1a,1S i.ir arid ITra 2. , 1t
raliges from u o. Ito. the 1, pi till , ••I.i.
Philadelphia Market
I'OILkDELI . III s. ]lay 3 - .2. —Flour quiet lint firm :x s
MAY at pi f r mlx.nl brands, and .ec , 1.24.
The tit.lll4llll fur city trade linitt. , l au iu g0...1-ily.
ily. Bye Flour dull and heb.lat C,14 Nleal sit/city:
Attie. rPOO bhlx Punta_ tot iC3,ZA) The supply of pnw. 1V!....!
In very limited. and liners are advancing . salp, nb,na 1;i11ni
Lout. at $1,40(41.55 for fair B. prime red, and sl.,!Suo I.so
white. bye firmer and held at 73,74. Corn net n..
14i4r15.004.1 bush at 54 for prime dry Southorn. and - 2iii,;.11
fur damaged. state sterisfy ; molt - 31'000 hush ;4 ; Is
for prime. and ZSUu bush Southern at 33a33 t , IVlneky
artier and Elm: sales in lads at 29. and In lilitLe. at
I=l3l
Ititurdatiam. May 22.—Ades Ibis city 151111 Floor to.
day at $0.12: 1000 bble Ohio and llowarid rt.reet at the
market timed steady. evro brisk 1. I 444 . 1, limy: while
and yellow :Sales of red N.. heat st I Uhlt••
41.70
Cincinnati Market
CIN , INN Ti.t \lay 22 —Flout remains timer ttal.•4 1.1 , 18
extra tool choice nt rl'..llSlLih• Itlne I
demand; sales 710 Itltts at 91 1 :,:ta21',, ;ar•-
!Wen 8183 hhda tatntruttn anti ltity tatr at 22. atl,l Jat t 11 . ,
Lintwell Pit ; ttalea AI Itttla at 1104, at. 1 ;2 , 1.1.1. at
.7 The river low rlson live tort.,
RIVER NEW S.
Tur. MIER then w 5 G. t In a
warmest tiny tins sin , t 1,.
Linn nanau..l, otond at •utmurr heat in the 41.0•- al .1 J. 1,, 1,
Tilt fire favu , l4ir, Cll., th, r,.
fot 11L,,i ths 4,a% in k lit 1 ,, 0.
env! w. Lri.•va
WIT . " 111, 4 ,. ..1/M•1 • C•111,1••I11, • I,n11ng 1,4.1 h. I II 1
Fitt
111=
lIIIMMIIIIMI
11, tin .1 t eli-si, •-.1. S. I rial ,10
Wan. Sto to. Mr. J I.a.a.nont rierk. s II horn tTi.4..1,.:
and
It,. this f r thr Mound CA). ;..,•••• 1.0
%InLing, 1./ I n al,' .1.4 sav
ul, .ku th.• •.1 • 1,11.,-;,•
lat fine .trams • l!tiet l• tit.w b n hug litt : int 10'1
W.. 111.1 tin , I , t Owe , ti...t
ti call nun Cap! T. G-11.4. t M. It 1t.% I.ll]. 1 , .1,
Final the, Kir 1.1 It-tit:ie. It.iltint mt.: i-entl. .1
1.11, see It, e-Itt nilet ti lull 1,.•1‘.1
nit ynt..l I,tik pa, z.
klalluger. Mr r I. 1;,111,11E k. loose-
• in 1,1 1.4 1. , 1. , . r.1 iii ii. . 1.
I.•i n,.11.1. , rm 141,
I=ll
1.-1 :11- il% It'Ar
.‘,th rh, tr,tl.k. 1.0•1.•
MEM
I=l
A IZ ICI VF:I ,
"11l , •• •••1111/1. Hl ,111, ti
•• 1 , 1,11 I, 1•••• • 1111:.
'• 1 . 111 •1•II11,11, 1\..,1.
•• I. St. ul.. rill
FIT El..
•• I'll). Ay.
•• 1111411.
•,
TO INVALIDS.
EXTENSION OF STA\
FINDING it impcssible, frn,in the lit..• 11,111-
tit,h it 'demands uptlll ills KM. t 1011, I,
burgh ss rally as lie dosigtted.
DR. CALVIN M. FITCH,
WWI extend his apt of tmrnt In this city till Liv let, wi I if
tvmpaohle with other.tertitigenieuts, until the 12th ~IJ
Wll,O he may he eon.lteil k.StAbbatit ex.,iited) It 1,3
lb ouis at the
ST. CLAIR HOTEL,
Owner of Penn and St. Clair erteins, tootmee on Pew: et
F..nn th, hoirg TES Tu FUUK, for Pl.:ol4l:smty
CONSUMPTION, ASTII3I.I
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS ,
I a ti,” I. of winch Utu employ Wriat
A 1' I U 1' It 1 A T
I‘l,l Remedies at.d 3ledicinal Iu
lationshal given Lim a degree or success winch cm er
attend a partial imperfect treatment of tilehO and
dangei.ma dieea,es; and from ample experience. I , R.
FITIII feels himself fully jnatilled to amerting that a hell
i11..0 Is 1:10 lot ad, .wad that the alnove mews fail, no
enuree mil afford
FITCI I may also be consulted for CIAT.kItIIII, either
in the howl .ir throat, with the use of ha,' apple Anon, I y
O.un of throat and totaitl syringes, together a it It the el—et.
vottei• neeeasnry gimeral measures, miatiiet li to. t•
to ea.., ott.•titimes of it year's standing. Ile may vote
-tilted for D) versus, and Chronic Intlanitnatious ',if the
Stomach and 'towels. and for Female Diseases. which the
. .
uplo)ment of appropriate turrhauirsi appliances, en.il.l
im to treat with almost uniform success.
Dlt FITCH will he assisted by his essociay, DR. J. W.
SYKES, who will Iw with him after 11. I , th aht
with whose assistance he hopos to att. tel I.i pa4,tllN k$l.L
distance, with loss de ay than has
stable. Should DR. FITCH. be under tie: losessity of 1.1, •
ing on the Ist of J nue, instrnd of temaitnu;: idi the L!th,
the appointment will be concluded 5,10 i. ho
will remain until Saturday evening, July I'.!t L.
To ace.mituodate his Increasing and exten,ite Western
practice, Dlt. C. M. FITCH will open in June soul. n perma
nent ,dice, at BUYVALO, Nose York, where lit walls., after
leaving Patella:li gh, and where all communications will here
after he addressed.
. •
. .
DR. CALVIN M. FITCH wiehes it expressly undtroheol
that ho has lit longer ally business connection with Dr. S.
s Frren, and would call attention to the CARD sVilleh lie
f•olod himself called utain to ',tallish ininiediotely on Itio re.
turn from Europe, haring reference to the in Or.
FITCH was 111 - 0-11 , 111 . 1.101 y perstinol,l o. I,m
M. FITCH'S abst in ,
Inv:11141s desiring tu cunault DR. FI TCI I, nln,ul I roll tm
enrly as possible.
COAL, SLACK AND LlME.—Sealed Pro
p,tutis for delivering In the stores of the Works of the
Pittsburgh lies Company. 175.000 bushels of Rittman , din
Coal, sU,taal bushel. of Slack. and 6,u00 bushels of time,
be received at the Office of the Company until Till:RA/A Y,
the ;:htli laid., at 1 o'clock, P. L. The Coal. Slack and Lillie
toe such yitalily and delivered at such time. and in mall
quantities a. Alan be approved of mid directed.
-
The standard of computation fur Coal and I'lack to he
pounda per bushel.
Pltyinelit.s to bo ititoto monthly. retaining '21 3 per ‘etot .
nocurity for performance ofcontroot.
11,1.ottatti to tw direct,' to JOHN IliiLNI
,Lent .4 the Company, and endorsed l•roposa6 i i Coal unl
Slit. k," or for Lime," as the coot may 1.,
JANIE: , 'l' lONI , toN. N.,..tootwt
tot - 11,0 of the Pittsburo the t
May 1611, la:,; ) myl7 1,1
LINSEED Ol L-50 bbls. No. 1 Linseed OI
to prone olttel, it, Rai- tit J. I, 4 CIttaINNIAK
ito)7 Na 34 Wo4al
(TOFFEE
IS bags prima old I.lguitt3 Coffee;
'2O porketa " Java
2 bags '• MOCIIII
With a primp quality of old Hin ; roritlyod h 3
F. It. DR AW.
n. NlerLa et. and 1 I)inin..ll.l
NOTICE is hereby giveu that
will be made to the uext Legislature, for a eharb t I.
lawrporste the IKt /N CITY BANK. to he 1,41‘41 oi the
sty of Pittsburgh, with a capital of s4oo,uou.
prrrssuauu. May 19th, isnO. •
TrY ' TII.P. PITTSBURGH TRUST COMPANY has this day
declared a Dividend of SIX PIO. CENT ou the Capital Stock.
ont of the profits of the lent air. months, payable to the st“.l.-
11,1ciet • their legal representatives forthwith.
ruyar.lw JOILN D. FOULLY, Cashier.
!Ad- Hatay at
l'attli Itlarkat
I=lll
• p.,1 Jo Itt.trol
MOW
STEAMBOATS.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
LOUISVILLE AND SAINT LOUIS.
THE PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI
STEAM PACKET LINE,
FOR CONVRYANCR OF PASSLNGERS AND FItF.IIIRT
ilittaburgh, Cincinnati, Loutactile,
and Saint Louis.
Tuts LINE in compostvi .1
powerful Steauutin, tine-i d a
ilutified for speed, aplemlor, nufet3
Real comfort. and in the ONLY 1./MOWN p.n.s 1.150 or SILAhI
Ptelirri 0/110 1.61 . . 1f461114, IK the L Mad
I.tue 14 Steamer, flout etiaimott t,. lemo,tlle nu,l Sato!
Loma, 1.3 Whichawl r,PightS 1 ,
receirtrd Nwoteiga 'l', r 111,4' 0.11{ . 111 hv . o. t••.-is RAW., 4
to the Lam, %shalt 0.,“ e..lorittrB 41 the Wilon it tool,
Boats.
• c.10 ,, u- Petsfa
'•
F.: STATE 'M. W. Bialdtttiore.r.,.Saiiiitt).
111 tot' WTI Eta N.C. 11 . 1.11:1‘ .
AL1.1441110 V N. Cooks. Toosaldt .
CI:%(.INNATI . AaLeas
. It. J. CI Itti ..„. ThurtaM3.
PENNSYLVANIA /WIN ISUNCFLTLIt... Friday.
lot I1':IlGKG II 0
.I ,itirnl. :Sht
to_ Leave tyl 10 .0..\1 1., Lnel).
N.. Itel,ht rt utter hme ...0.. I. the 10..r0i4s i•E
!LT..
F.•I 1,31 l 1,11,11, appll ,I 1 er
to
Jul IN It I.IIINtLIT.IN,
A, , t0t..„1
JOHN FLACK,
Aloricirietatelit Ifotiee B. a
N.,reLob,,,
WHEELING, &c.
PlUdhurgh t Slnabcncllle an.l latrting
The DI RN AL, Capt. J. A. SIM er, and tb.
FOREST CITY, Call. B. 11 I', K ii Inn it
KEln:l.klt I%Ml' PACK ETS het et•ti
him+. Sh•tihelo 11. rth.l nf term.
dlltte pvt In.
The UI L kI. N II Iretv, , 191124Airr.11 4,
and Fl,,lrtNn, to k, A M —HCI . IIOIO.O.
will iraco 111111 , kitt),
at :1., "'clink, A. NI.
. .
I It. tll:1,T ry wat .1,,
Tl,ur.da.% n tO ,A 1,1 •• A NI —lit: ustntso
.11 6v. \1 Ibt,lll, Mille .la. Fn
.lito. A AI
J. D. CtJI.I.INt/IVot)D, Agent,
N. llunt .trc.•r.
Regular Packet for AV heeling, Marietta
Parkernburg. llorkingport
Point Pleacant and Uallpoll4
The a,* laid %,-I) tight .11nr,.11: ntratmet
.1. C.u.r. 11. I'
1.•., I,r Liu. nod itlivrtn,lial.- iha
t 1.1.4) . I M
• - • - •
TI (11,111,- A , ri% rrei,ht .t mLai..
ell t vcr) and Short titro,t,
ZAALSVILLE
Dittnitinguittßiver Pneket
tnni
]loans, ' N
1 1 a L v ‘ I le). T.
ivleß
ilitcrutedigate 1.,rt4 ~n SATURDAY, Mny 24th
V M.
i.. 1 ut apply on !,earl. or at In. PITT
P. 611 ?IA A,,OCIATION %%.
tuy_ki
CINCINNATI
The Ammer LATituBE. Captain CHAP'S,:
—Clerk, M. lIARTOS. N ill IeNVO 1 . .. r the nbatv
Late sport-4, S ATI:RDA Y, Mx) . 2411
A. M.
For freight or pluoiag. apply ou farad. or at the FITT:I-
I:I. Ilk:11 ASSOCIATION It0o)I8. No. 8:: Water
htreot. Lnyao
NASHVILLE.
For Nashville
The steamer ROSALIE, Capt. A. SnEPPAIin
Clerk.
Jove bOYLE, will leave for the above aut
iutorrueiliatr putts ‘,ll FRIDAY, May '23rd
at la do, kA. 31.
For fo,nr.l.t. or lxuEolge apply on board, or at the PITI'S-
B 1 Mill >IAILINE nib 82 Water
fare Vt. inylo
SAINT LOUIS, &c
For St. Louis. Keokuk;Dalena and Du
buque.
TI Stramer PRA I 1 tIE ROSE, ('apt. F. 7.t1
.1.11-4..71r1.. U. NI thart t. gilt 1.. a e
awl illtrnsa..ltate ‘.tt 1",
height -r apply uu Inutt.ti Lrr at the PITT?
Itt'ltt:ll MALINE A.E.EOCIATIOA ltuuSlS, No. Ed Nt'ut,t
my2u
For St. Lour*, Galena Dubuque mud St
Paul, direct.
The !=teainor A HOOLA—Captaih GEORGE P
.7 , 10 k Clerk. Te,er MASoN. will leave for do
und iutrrw.vllate poi t 4 jai ~.ITCRRt I.
lo.•k. A. M.
F..r r.t.oini? , apply On lwvar.l. or Lit the rirrs
\I \I:1\ I ATII , N R00)16. Ncate
m).2.11
~ :11ttittx Um: WILLIAM
I. ck../ LA 111" T. for Ilto
.0.4 4 h., ,rori.o.ll.ite port.? ort FR I I , A X Xl:ty
c Appl, ..r ht the PIVIS
NI 11.1\r: IA Wat,
For St. Lon hi t Q,ulury nud li."toku.Y.
TriN ptt-un, MF.SSENC,EIi, Cupt.sol M.
• ILI-1,1,11,- lerk. C. I. BRV
nII.IVq• I all intetrn,lnitte 1.,,rt. 4.1/
1 . 1 . 1 IDA 1. v v .. I. ..t k
e. r ..Ipu I,loply on boanl 11.•
ItOtr.11;:, Wllter
mr22
For Si. Louis and Illinois Rivrr.
lb.. an-amer NATHANIEL
1i..y.0t0r.-121,1t., F. X. UL N A, wit
the above and lulerit..dm!. • purt... , l
.NDAY, 11t. tN , tt..st 10A M.
F r Ir :.•ht • , 1 I.n..ra,e Apply ..111.aril., at the. PITT?
Itl'lt4ill 11:IN 1 , . 11 R. IClnrlly , Nu. +5l! \Vat,
Independent Packet for St. Louis and
Missouri River.
•=l7 ‘. ,
tibvsr loth ruledallr µA - Le }'III DAY. May
•,t 10 A NI
I IIL L.hi L 1,0,1, &ILO, tal
11)10N S.: co. 'IIIANSPoRTATION
1,1:t I-. II ittlttg •lonqva• m e m •
tae tops prrhan.
;1.. • 111 AVV ESS It PEN \ST 1.1 AMA CANAL
mitt \ I LIttIAI.I. TII LIOLtt I I Lt. AN It ' , HUAI TIIFI FAST
Eft t. Ills. NV ttAtt•••ti , trittads mitt nut,
tlitttstttl Lt ••• tt
attttl titttl Itatlrtrith Ihat to
pttltd lithi e1i.t,.,1 1.. ivtuler p•lts•ral 5.1131m - 110n 10 Ship
-1.1-1.1 it :a; 1%• •-lot 11 Frt•ight. The Art/l LtA
or TII I NCI, \ LI , Wt. TII It: A 1.1.1 , ..L1 FIN\
I . .11: ; _kt:I . : I; ‘11.11‘ , 11/ giSt . Li.,haktt'il hi, OW
ii [11•1,111,
~ 1 i I'I.NN e. at Ike Catt.tl Itmart.
liklll4 I.E111(N.
t.T.I.N - ..." . 111 1 .nteritatrq tiro 1. )tr
And :mantel :lama tuna/10f titaala t •ate
1., 1412 t \ ., tn, .ttel 11 , 11 ~-L
.tlati 1110• C 4Suniturt Clothing for
ilorae-; nue iinglialt Ilridlrm.,nd Nlttrtintrztles; I,they Hal
ihal 1111/all,•". C 11 1 . 1 .1 Cl , lllkl ; Cltrt tage Halter, C.,r
l a t and Enantehal Lett her Ttateling Raga, I.atlits.' nod
~ leal.hrt All ut whirl,, we are c•enti
d. at. n.r.. aut., Wl' 111 and lu,ver 41 price than eter
1.0.• ilk' n, 1111 S 11.1ket. l'urrltasers lire to Cali
16i .111 . t Ile- -I,tn ..(the Gulden llorat-Itentl,
No. an \lta. , l atrret, :..r nor oI Dittsteattl Alley.
R. 11. HARTLEY A CO.
\SI'ILANCE! INSURANCE! —Applien
_l_ 11,1 Illsllllllit tor
1•1,,• )1 0 ,•Iyujue Conr1.31•11 of Philadelphia.
'l'!.e Nl.umfacturvi, in,ucau, mapany of awl
'I .E 1 111 i lusurau.•• C..lnpan!, ..r II u [font.
1'., , . ,d I.y . L\\. at - Ap•ucy and hi telhgen.,
the north ,ale d..or east of the
Llnanimid. A LLEI:IIC,I
.
LOCIsT GRoVE FEIALE SEMINARY.
Tho Trustees of Toast t.ton . kpiscopul
not., to the friends of the itistito doll. that nia• Hov.
OLARK6. havipg boell compelled by Prot meted
health. to resign his charge as Itect..r of the -.one, they
hav‘• ',eon so fortunate as to secure the valuable services of
the it. tIEORN: T. (tiara, of New Yoi k i for the map , lass,
tam, and who tatterel at on. lip'' 1 the discharge of his du
ties. . Fri.., the very liidh sod f l attering commendations
which Il io n hate Mt they have no doubt of his
eininent threes lor the vow, k conlinitted to him, and that
they ladle.. that under his inuivigement the : , etnituy can
not Lail t.. procure a large rdi.tre of public favor awl a i pport.
Verso. IitsVII , Z o.ooiters or wanis to educate are partir
alarly .le.ireit l i t , acquaint thet.o.i.lves with tin advantages
hich this hishintiou 1:4, Is.tlt xi respect beautiful
and salubrin . . p“sition. two Alp; a nal f trona the city;
and also the farilities for the thorough and refilled eduattiou
presented in its efficient corps of Instructor..
Cirri:llll - S may be 01.,14111.al on application to the Rector, or
either of the Trtilitt.es.
ME=
WLIJ.J.,M F. JOHNSTON,
'fIie.ODOILE B. LYMAN.
I,::N S .nin:dlVlM:ali
TIOLl"S PATENT IiA.ND
subscriber, Agent for the FRANKLIN HAND
STAMP COMPANY," of Boston, Mass., is now prepared to
,dter to the public aStamp ohich, t.x all practical pnrposes,
s urpasses any of the kind heretofore offered to toe nubile.
For Railroads, Pest-cares, Pllblie houses, Steamboato, to
Professional teen for stamping their library, Druggists for
p, oiling their own labels, and all Mercantile men for id:mann
ing their envelopes, and In fact F.VERT WAN in the
uin a hu wants a Stamp fur marking Linen, Clothing, &c.,
this is mot the thing.
This Shinn, to unlike any other in the market, and is not
open to objections reaeonably urger! anahlst other articles of
the I, lad uttered to the public, which facts are established on
examination—
1;d. It in offered for about one-half the unnal cost of others.
Being more simple in its construction, it is less liable
to get out of order.
ad. It is More compact, easier operated. nail more certain
lin king PRKVECT IM PxEIWOYB. t
The proprietor; rely atom the intrinsic merits of the
Stamp for its general adoption, feeling confident that its
cheivpuesn and superiority combined, over all others, w ill
give e a I . :Iv - oral:de int roduotion.
The publi; are invited to cult and see the ovulation and
the variety of stylus of electrotype dies.
or et rig oiltml for one style or pattern, and the dies elec
ted psd, of the best material ;mit workmanship.
MOSES F. EATON, Agent,
N... 1.30 First street. Vitteburgl ,
N It -- Ai; ENTS WANTED immediately to convulse, for tbe
i e., to whom a liberal commission will be paid.
I=l
I hereby terttfy that . II..SES F. EATON, of ititt.burg
I'n_ is the duly appointed Sole Agent fur the dale of
Yatatit Hand Stamp" for the State el Penti.ylvania. (e teat+
Intl the City of Philadelphia-I and alma for the eountlen of
Ash tab.. lu, Trumbull, Me I,oning, titn lanint and Jantsr.on,
11l the State of Ohio.
PR kSSLIN HIND STAMP C. , NIYAN'T. 11.18Ino:.
By their Agent, W. WILLARD.
Pittsburgh, 31u) 1:2., Witt. (multi)
A ,TILL n CROSS CUT SAWS ;
±T_l_ t;ruaii and Cot :Se) tie::
Itelloao and lieu.:
Pump Claon and Pistons
tiny I Mitt. Ora Together with a large
....I ext. :1., amsortinent on Ilarduare..inst received nial fur
- We at st. S. Wood street. between Diatoond.alley and
Fun rl I. atr.s.t, Plln Pnt p, h. SA WI.. FAIiIIi&TOCIi.
apttst _
F 0 SALE—Thirteen Acres of Land, on
w Ludt 4, a smell Frame trunntelit, ut Yeehh•e prAy
plothalaly halliard lirar the . Fourth street Heed, inkrillg
[NM. Vrry gvud Fruit Trees in good bearing order Apply to
my 17 'di'' ELAKELY k Melia.
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TH E LATE ST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
TH IR TV-POURT II CONGIHESS.
SESSION.
WANIIINGTOL MEL.), 22 .-•Srnale—Thejoint reonlution
allowing Dr. gore and the officers associated with
him in the late Ar.•tir Erp.dition in search of Frank
lin, to accept such token of acknowledgement from
the British llovernment, as it ;nay please to present
was passed. yea? , 33, nays 4. The Senators toting
in the negative were Ale,sr, , . 13riggs, trerson, arid
and TOi
A ens received from the House announcing
the death of John U. Miller. Idle rued:lloer of that body
fnru ....hood. Mr. i pronounced& eulogy upon a
the dc. essind !Ind nficr oil.tti lig the usutd resolutions
Poe—. Mr. Lindley the recent death
„r i" ~ , .,d ienetie, Mr. \LII, r, of missouri, alto, on no
count of sichrie,, hod not hiLen seat this session,
end spot, in eniiken Jelin: , .( his public and private
elinruet er. Mr. llosuplirey Aloretiell pronounced es
glowing eillogs o n the deeein.eil, also Woo the com
panion of his childh o od. The usual resolutions of
respect and con.lolenee were then adopted and the
!louse adjourned.
Assault on lion. C. Stunner.' -
W A SI/ DIU s. May 22.- Immediately after the ad
journment of Congress to-day while Mr. Sumner
was still in the Senate Chamber, Mr. Brooks. of
South Carolina entered and approached Mr. Sumner
a ccusing him of libelling South Carolina and ,his
gray-headed relative Mr. Butler. He then struck
Mr. 7umner with hi:, cone and Mr. Sumner fell.
Mr. Brook' then continued to repeat his blows until
Mr. Sumner was deprive(' of the power of speech.
It has not been ascertained whether his bruises are
serion , or not, When the attack IMO made Mr.
Sumner - called far help, but no one interfered until
Mr. Brooks closed the assault.
Some eye witnesses say that Mr. Brooks struck"
Mr. Sumner as many no fifty times over. the head.
Mr. S. was sitting in his arm chair when the tumult
was made, and bad no opportunity to defend himself.
The opinions on the subject are contradietery ; many
applaud the act, while others denounce i 0 as a cow
ardly attempt to beat down freedom of speech. It
will undoubtedly cause a great debate in the Senate
to-morrow. Mr. Brooks was arrested.
The complaint against Mr. Brooks was made on
oath of Win. V. Leader. who appeared before Justice
liollingshead. Mr. Brooks was held to hall in $5OO
for his appeaeanee t ,morrotrafiernoon. Mr. Sum
ner has too severe but mu dangerous wounds on his
head. Mr. lirooks' cane was shattered into many
pieces.
PC su r r o)
Walker and the Spanloth °overtime'''.
Nv.n - Vont:, May 22.—The steamer Quaker City
arrived at midnight. She brings' Havana dates to
the IStli itteL
It is rumored at Ilavana that an expedition is to
proceed to Costa Rica and operate against Walker and
Nicaragua, and that a distinguished. Spanish otlicer
has been already dispatched to the scene of action.
It is also rumored that Vera Cruz is to be blockaded
and bombarded by Spanish forces, in order to enforce
the payment of certain claims due from Mexico to
the Spanish govertmeut. This movement, it is said,
is to go ahead immediately, and the unusual activity
prevailing among the Spanish men-of-war at Havana,
in getting ready for sea, would give some credence
to the rumor.
Sugars are active and prices firm. The receipts
of the week have been :10,005 boxes, and the ship
ments 38,000. The stock in port was 80.000 boxes.
Exchange un New York to S. On London
43 to 5.
The health of Havana is good.
The Black Warrior arrived on the morning of the
18th.
WASHINGTON CITY, May 22.—The treaty between
the United States and Dominica has been received at
the State Deprtment and only awaits an opportunity
to be considered. It is said there are no peculiarly
striking features in it, but that it merely contains the
usual provisions relative to Commerce luul. Amity.
The correspondence between Messrs.:Clayton and
Crompton, relative to a question of veracity between
them regarding certain possessions in Central
America, is still in progress. The litter, it is said,
has enlisted the services of a distinguished American
friend in order to compromise the difficulty. In the
absence of information as to what eourselbe Govern
ment will take respecting Mr. Crampton,distinguished
gentleman, who are engaged in an effort to prevent
his dismissal, incline to the opinion that the delay is
favorable to him, and that at most there will merely
be a suspension of diplomatic functions until further
advices are received from London, while others still
insist that he will be dismissed.
I'HIL.SI , ELPIIIA, May 22.—The Grand Lodge or
Pennsylrania of I. 0. of 0. F. this morning passed
reaohition appropriating $5OOll to the capital quel.:
of the Pittslairgh Odd Fellows Halt AASOCialiGli.
7c;..cr CL. )lap tLo Legislature of Connfc
ti.-tit, to-day. fl re Were had for 1. S Settatur plat,
of W ii. Tom-oy, wlta4e term expires, te-ulting us
Ist 11 pt. Tottery, 1 / a utocrat, 103; Dixon, Republican,
; 0111,u to. A nierivan, V: Baldwin, American, 5;
I lig haat VI; tho
thLitllil, scattering. Further ballotitt; was then postponed.
DCTRur, , lay :!I.—Emni,ratic State Conveation to-day
elected the following delegatei to the Cincinnati t.Movelitioa.
W. F . Storey, min, 4 the Pr4e - Pr :a, Wm. Hall, F. 0
D. J. li.stry, J ~,o P D. ti. 'rhurbar, A. E.
i'onnila.ll, tedt, ..ton. 12 1` el, The d. iloorge W. Pock,
Cram( anti gaml :Ler Wilmer. They are inotruotod
go ❑e' Buchanan.
Not - Oat-cots, Muy Y —Satliu nod Cuddy, merchants nt
this city. Lnhht n dual yesterday m irniog at Pass
Chns
tiun. Mr. Cuddy vas Estlin was. very slightly
w(dinded.
Another Ne:araquan rneoring was held last night. Tho
enthnsiasna ran Al, The Weleaer takos a loud of re.
cradle tolliol rutt .
BoiT.ot. 'May T —Cho stectm,r Cant Lad., (torn Liverp.,l
via llu!itl[, arrir,d to.nikitkg n qattrter after B
11, moil. will 1, , dllpatell,l hati, by the afterrtqun
A ft Irtooi tlf the forokga pap,. t.rc the As.noehitad
, v , re .I , Sp.tditta by Ow su.rniug na.l m4ll I.a dar nt •
1%04.1.4140A to
K. 8.. May 22.—The Oovernot velti+Lidy dis•
the I I• 111.40 of A...L.11161y in ollihtt..i cum t./ tint CM/ 11,i I
wh,. unlnallalrly ru.si4llll The vleet it , tl & how Ad-out-
Id) ,I 1 take rot t s‘it h.
fir bat,. in 1,11,i t. , r 10 RI tiro., to lake
vott.idemti.d/ If. .• mmnoi.xl ton Portugu m ror
l'Aqlll..dtcd:hig aid for 11. o 10%31AI:1111i of OW Cape do
Gale
It eir.ot. —ll.iwie A itemhly patted this morning
to titled reAditi4, the hill repealin4 the Personnl Liberty
Art 1.3• ..ote of 130 to 113.
PROVIDENCE, R. 1.. May ::2.—The FtepuLaicalt Convention
nominated a fall deletcatieth headed by Governor
lloppla. t the Philadelphia Cam vention.
Tort.)xre, May 22.—The remainder of the Ministry hays
repis:nell. The Gcvernor General sent to the House of Sir
Allen McNab. lot) Premier, who is confined by sickness.
It is rumored that Cut. Tasche has been scot for.
NoItF , LE, May 2.2.—Robert Chrietie, the Superintendent
of the Norfolk and Petereburg Railroad, was Instantly
k Med
. 3 esterday by the fall of a derrick.
ACARD TO THE LADIES.-
wt. DU PONCO'S GOLDEN MONTIRLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination of ingredients In Dr. Dupon
on's Golden Pills, are perfectly harmless. They halm been
used in the private practice of old Dr. Duponco for over 30
years, and thousands of ladles ca.i testify to their great - and
never-foiling success in almost every case, in correcting
Irregularities, relieving painful and distressing mantras.
Don, particularly at the change of life. From 5 to'lo Pills
will cure tint common yet dreadful disease, the Whites.
Nearly e•ery lady in the land troffers from that complaint.
The above pill hue permanently cured thousands, and will
core you if you use them. They cannot harm you—on the
.ntrary, they remove all obstructions, restore maim to its
pr• per channel, and invigorate the whole system. Indies
o b oe health will not permit on Increase of family, will 1104
the.. Ma a successful preventive. For particulars see db
nal ions on the bt.n. Price s.sl—and will be rent to belles
confidentially, by mail, I.y enclosing .I.„t to either of the fol
lowing agent,
l'ittsburgh, April 13541
til.okk, It. t 1 HITE,
OLIVER W. lIARNIV,
SELDE.N.
IMM
MOM
FL om Washington
1. 0. of O.F
Balloting for U. B. Senator
Michigan Delegate* for Buchanan
Duel—Nlearagapt
Arrival of the Canada
Aid for Cope de Verde.
It•LTIMOR E. Mar 22. A nn•rtiri, or (Its inerA,Di of the
The Per,ionttl Liberty BM
Nomination
Resignatien
Railroad Superintendent Killed
Sold by SAMPLE . REED, general Agents for Allegheny
CO); FELTON'S Drug Store, Birminr ham, JOHN P. SCOTT.
soil by W. A. 0 ILDEN FENNEY di CO., No. 43, Fifth street,
opposite the Theatre, Pitteliurgh, who will supply dealers at
proprietor's prices. Sold by all Druggists in the city and
United States. apr2l73nad3p
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement--Chauge of Hour.
Ux and after MONDAY next there will be THREE DAILY
TRAINS between P I rrs BUBO!! and I' II IL Ar, XLPII lA.
THE ,11ORNINO MAIL. TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia. at t:3O A. 11.
TILE FAST I,LN E haves Pittsburih fur Philadelphia at
Lea o'elock. Y. M.
TILE NIWIT 13XPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia at 10 P. M.
BLAIRSVILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Pitts.
burgh daily, except Sunday, at 4.30 o'clock, I'. M.
RINTON'S ACCAIINIODATION TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh
daily at 11 o'clock A. M., nu I'. M., and 6:20 I'. M..—rumnug
as tar as Turtle Creek /iridge.
The ahoy. Lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to awl from St. Louis, Mu ; Alton, Galena and Chicago, Ill.;
Frankfurt, ',lingual and Louisville, Ky.; Terre, Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, hint.; Cincinnati, Day
ton, spriogneld, lieliefontaine, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland,
eolunibim, % neaville , Maasillon and NVooster, Ohio; . 6, 4
.1111 the Steam Packet Boats from and re Now Ont.cotts' Sr.
Lnsrt Lounlvitts and CrieLNNATI.
TURCO) El TICKETS eau In. had to or from eater of the
above places.
For thither particulars, see handbills at the different
starting Points. Passengers from Owl:rest will Bud this the
shortest and most expeditious ',tat , to Phitadalphia.
inor,, Nett' Yr tk, or Boston. .1 MESSIME.N..
Agent, Passenger Lines.
THOS. Pittsburg
E, L.
MOOR
myl6 Agent, Passenger Luna, Philtdrlinita
C
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N°Tit.% is hereby given that 11w...1'4111mi 1
Ihtetiug far tit eternal* Direet,,r3 a tile
I.*lrgh. Ciueitnatti and i ui rtlln Telegenpli o.fttpiqy. **tit
he held tit the Natiollat Telegraph Wire, 10 tilo vy, pt 1. 11
izs on the lira Iflottan,) (recut yd das Jute: no**.
et 1J o'cloa A. M ilyll
myt.
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