Rioniing est.
JAMES R. BARR, Editor and Proprietor.
PITTSBURCH
F ,UDAY MORNING
DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS
FOE BUPREHE JUDGE,
L LIAM A. PORTf47,I-?,-
OF PIE LID EL PM A
POR CAL COMMIRSIOI46II,
WESTLEY FROST,
Olt FAYETTE COUNTY
THE FIRST PA-SE
We direct the attention of our readers to
the first page of to-day's parlor. It contain.
the• Weekly Review of the PittsburgMar
kets, Allegheny Cattle Market, and a variety
of other interesting matter.
THE DIOINiOIPAI, DEBT 0' THE CITY
OF PIT'rSI3UOGUI---TILE
---TLIE CITY FINANCES
The money interest of the City ,d N w
York Eee m s detormmcd to 'nisi-represent ti
position of the City of Pittsburgh in regard
to her bonded indelitcdneF: , , and if pussiblv to
injure her municipal credit.
We find the following in the money artielf
of the New York Times:
A fiornoii,i correspoudc—at ho.f, had LIU , Rrieu
non directed to the huu uuc-notrnt ci!,
of Pitt burgh I.<. the in H 4,, !-
the loan of 550,000. 11.
evidence that the :tuti,orilip of tl,; D o r,i r
pudiating ri
tv.to city of a etifficivut ,uot 1 debt by i
ing want origu - 141 .n horu
authorize thorn t w . , ut
questions being eked As a local holds :
inter!sted k!!!!!!w, :f, by any 111123t15, u. -
Coo over lus. th.. ! - n
not yet disavow. 1, In par! for %Jr!:
refer the whole Fuhjeor t) our Pii.r,hur,:a
spondents, who taw, far it ve . rela ;!.7,u1:1:,.)
taciturn in regard to the Cll,-,-
A correspondent of the Tribune in speak
ing of the proposed new loan makes use ul
the following language :
My first impression was that it was the wost
barefaced stupidity I had ever seen. I
however, on sober
.secmd thought. retaH
idea, and I now hail the move with satisfq , ti - ,: - :,
as the first step toward hoc .7-sty a , th , - be , -t
Surely the roe] p, °plc of Pittsburgh r inn
have meant what they publish—P-ihort
instant have imagined that th,•re were taker. , for
their boor's while they repudivt, , , h , r
debts ? Is fi municipal bond more beyond W:dild
than a bond isquA , t - or purpose=
If the proceeds of the b3tids railroad pur
poses were misapplied. cannot the prom-•.l+
bonds for municipal purpo.es be inisapplie,i also
If the railroad debt chit lie disputed, t"h o
not the municipal deb also he disputed r Fan
pose the next city giy,trutn ni fi.d fraudo!..ut
contracts and nayrusmt, for municipal pup
are the bonds less (table t be deputed to .1
railroad debt from whi sb , .+ II Hur , ly direct
and indirectly derived great benefit f C .n-: -
ing this and ( trier pointy tco numerous find ~ r !eu.,
to quote hire, I It Ive c,me to the ec d
this application f :.e• , .• 1: by rot,burgh
is a sly mw. on 1.3 e T..-rt ••f the auth , _riti.,
ward getting the c•tizeNs
railro , i debt; to eto,rt, I inter the etty
ties are assured of, and decrn it. u-elet , !i fu .t 1
disputing the of the railroad del - ,t. T::
now want to bow their fellow eifiz , m,3 th-1 , g
effect of repudiation on credit, they are
as much convinced as I urn that the mty t
credit enough to m.g.,tia.te loin
has been proved to them they will, perh:.ps,
steps to :,.,.knowl , dge the wh, le railr,).l
the principle ‘• h..rwoy is the p,l ,s."
I therefcre boil the hew i.oposeti
We harp• s u often. in repl t thy• urjost
flings of the Yew York and Phila,!el;itia
Press, explained through the coin-aim: of - th e
Posf, the position of the city of Pittsburgh iu
regard to her bonded debt, that A almost
despair of the task of beating anything like
a fair understanding of the matter into di , .
heads of these Eastern Financial Wiseacres,
but for the sake of the honor and credit of :.or
city we will again make the attempt, ami in
BO doing we shall be obliged to retiapitniat•
much which is known to overy citizen her m
who is at all acquainted with our municipal
affairs. - We pass over the fling- and mis
statements of the articles we ha
above, as unworthy of attention ur reply, and
proceed to state the fmtt , , as they actually ex
ist, and as the astute financiers and in , moved
men,of the East know they exist, but it do,
nct suit their purposes (Ls holders raitroda .
bonds to admit it.
The Bonded debt of the Corpo ration of . ,
"city of Pittsburgh is of two distinct oliarac
' ters.
For the purposo Watir W '-
Gas Works, paving streets,l I
;01.
mate ruunic pal purpose, the eity
bonds at various periods. In to cheek
this kind of expenditure the l , gislaturc pass
ed a law limiting the power of the Corpora
tion to run in debt. either by bond, eolit out,
or any other method , beyond the amount H
$1,150,000. In other words this suni Wa,
ed as the limit which her bonded and float
ing debt conjoined could ever legally reach.
and when reduced by payment below this
amount, the debt cannot be increased beyond
the amount to which it has been reduced, ;imi
by the same act of Assembly, the Business
Tax and some other revenues are bet apart its
a Sinking Fund for the gradual extinguish
ment of the debt.
Aside from the bonds issued to railroad
companies, tlne total indebtedness of the cit)
of Pittsburgh, (A all descripti on s, is it s fol
lows :
'LNUEj, Iwis I
Aritiewet due and metering 6 per ez - c.t.
itateroPt in 1858
do du - 159
do do 1860, 6 per ..... 63,106
do do 186 U, 5 per e.e:t 24,600
do do ISfi 1
do do 1882, f, per
do do 1882, 5 per oent ..... .20,uuk)
do do 1583, ti pot coot
do do 1864, 8 per
do do 1864, 5 per cow.
do do 1865, 6 percent
do do i 866, 5 per cent
do do 1866, 5 per cent
do do 1869, 5 per cent
do do 1870, 6 per cent
do do 1t...71, fi per cent
do do 1856, 6 per cent
Total funded debt for Lutioicipal
poaos
UTLIE ft DEBTS
Temporary loans, viz :
Note to Kramer dc Roam, due uu
May 2d 2,00 u
do do June Int 3,000
do do July Int 3 000
Interest an funded debt due to date and
paid 1,646 65
State Tax on interest un Funded debt, 1557 2 , 158 9 ,
do do du do to Apri l ,lBss 1,1157 5
Judgment hold by Merclitintel and Manu
facturers' Bank, transferred by If C„,
ner SG Bro., and interest from April 25,
1857
Outstanding warrants, including iinitrtts.!
ment previous to 1858, estimated ..... 7,250 00
Outstanding warrants for 1856, actual 5,287 85
Hussey (t Wells, balance due on scales 525 tio
Wilkins Hall, annual rent 1,000 110
Bills of printing rendered to date in excess
of appropriation No. 3, but not yer
audited
Sundry Bills sent to Council, not yet die
posed of.
Total amount of floating debt
Thus it will be seen the total regular debt
of, the city is $1,169,190 11,—apparently near
$20,000 beyond the limit fixed by the act of
Assembly,but not really so as the excess is off
set by the appropriations front the current rev-
enne to meet the items of the floating de,t.
'rhe assets of the city. very modarat , Iv
estimated liy Henry Lambert, f'' j.. rite I'. 11-
tr,,ller, in his recent rer t, the City
ells, are as follows, and are in i•xeess
liabilities :
Water 'Wel iiP, Uplwr and iiwtr, with hits
:stia,-1 -- ,, , ii, inolit,t,i.g r ii t•F, ,i,. i ', I , , tll , ,Oilli
Aluziingatiiiiit, what-, 2 ',s,iiiii)
All,•ght.o:, wr.nrt .. ..I',niio
Dteut , ,nd Marlitt il-u,c, , , ii is. s' 273,000
Fifth Wr.r.,l :+1.44:t
MAY 2S. 1858
gr. an'i
Octobnr Is.IS
Lot t.nd on
1 • fO, with i^t r,•-
L /I •.f Itt F..urtl.
Pauteuu, balartrtr , "
J:t.nuitry
L , tt.t,tlc,ts
E,
,le pt. o„,'.
L),,riesr.44-1
N: I. Juo
if ; cu;; IMO). ,t 1,%
1 5110
G et—lit c t 1,150,
NI
1.500
1328 Etiar , rt—k. r
We.gh
.;1 7
tr-.
Sun Fire E
C•w.; ; ,
II 400 , h,,,,, „i,
1,1 -15 1.91. E tw
Noptur.c., 11;1...17.ir.L1- •
'• 2 4 '' 7 ,1 7, 3 109 00
" '' •. 1 7 4 (;J: lii,
t4Joti. Intent, "I,IUu, '• 647, 1.717 Oil
Indepencence, "
Blur Dick, p,tr' of running
qut, , kle En•zin,, liougo
Total ltuout. - ~t perr3o:,,i rop,2rt.%
meet the interti-t ien heer bonded did... ,
issued du- th•
city cl Pitd-dairgdi tel
priiivi-ion. cite Hiarter comtili-i Ile.
Cdaineil4 11 . tf• tli. city reNoritiiiii,
111,,d to pay the the filliti , tl
of the city. ,tit I), ti ,alaric , id . city „hi
rers, and all uthrr municipal expetiditurei ,
are by law seei.ndary t, the payment et in
tere.i tic funded
way- , hai4, and in the very nature {if the eon
,titiition of iair city g. ,verument, tilway,kill
pr yuttptic paid.
nvvoiltws L4'lll
- anti
~f pubft•
the city, 0 ,, f1 , 1“. ur
limited by law :it five mill- , 11 , 0,1 n
Vaillatit)ll tnalt , by I tit! l::/titt ,
The city a.kitin , ritie- , have 1:. , t
sax in the matter ,1 to
pr.pt•rty, this tax. is Itf J1.1_1,1 tt,
limit- th nirt , 111;11s. Th,—;ar
i"
II" .:;1 011, , -01 rt. • ,.
Fitt'
I.....gklatUrt: I r ',01 , 11(1 , 11:11 11k,W ,. 1%, of hIN:Ci
1 , 11 1 . uftrr 1.11 1 . 1,o1; i.r,•rar-,1 ;Ind
th• 4 pl.ra;
t t "lII' •It )11ib.'N
=NI=MII
,Uilici.2lit to p.ty th Or r,:zu
lar Inunicip.l) •Liko. ),ar.
nil tt:c t .111 t 1 , it i ti ;11
1111=MIIIMIll
With ‘r:11, !I IL wa, tlif•
cite w ul , l r critr froin tL. SZAT , trll tint
at lea-4 f Lt•ii apprepri
atel to rut,L the intprt:,,t current city e..;•
pence; of tic yvar.
Who thit , 11, I,re , ont
rendition , tur .17y. ,Xcludlti , rniir.:n ii
V.F•
Pltt-, l ,ursll kran," alp,ut whieft ~ u r
frietls, ar,r waking wuch ads,.
It will be ,t2CII by refcrutico t,
1 ,, re1 , given he.l4 .. futeled
Llt•ht," chat •lint) 11l daring
:-.inking will I, in .1 2.,1
41, ,, rb 4 1,11 . „1 , ` IP. 1 .1 1,4 01 . 011 . - 4111 1, 11111,
'llol t ,, 111.01 eXII2III. 1 . 11 011:
tit , lit Of 1110 eity, \lll -ii.• Crll ,, tN
:1. , ;1111 111Crt!it,.. Tilt . 1' , 1111111111;!.
/ , )i f , 1 ucte 1 ' 111, 4-
I , urgli Hr in
t.imply
,it•ilt
tiit . cit
. \ Iwitig prt•pare,i to 111,ttt r , :-
rnuintior 4 Ow (1,1,t 11,111 utiD2r
this then. i=IWII11111: (q
-unhuriuens-lii c. it is the ou , t,,ni in tiw final)
ci,ti world I . ,ir int n e,,L r :-ti
to iorca,erve tio•ir rt,'CIC . NV
such p,)rtion , (,1 the it ,)I,ligati,ns a, tiwy ;LIN.
not preimred to Ilit'vt. Tilt'st` hay.,
tWt.tity and hutic zdwity-4
been eagerly sough., in the Eastern
safe and profitable in‘estmc-nts. The interest
has always been punctually - paid, and if they
ar ,, continued by renewal for another twenty
years, always will be so paid.
it, commercial piirlanee, the character id
this paper is " gilt-edged A N. 1."
The attempt on the part of the Ea:stern
i;150,7y47
115,71 i
87.188 88
11,i 00 (11,
43 500 00
10,'210 00
lk kt-ition in regard to bonds issued to railroad
companies, is unfair in the extreme. In re
:..r.ard to the,‘ the it.itt:•tioris both of fact and
Loy are entirely different from those of her
t•onds issued for d-uo std e purposes. The one
kind Wl:rs pa-wince of legal
34.246 00
60,0011 (Jo
50,000 00
20,000 00
21:;,2of1 00
105 500 1111
132,000 00
(14,000 tw
31,.135,597 :12
s,OOO 00
1,804 92
1,175 06
...$38,310 29
iut• 1)• •••
. 7. 5,66 e,
i2,11t10 ,4110
......
- •
t.) 6.31 -:;,)(1
- .111,1
ti I,"UU, c
PhitSI4NALit , II . Y. I ;TY
andiug T, xes, I
„.i~. 1. .. ... 5i
1. . ..~ , , i.~J
" 1,300, 300, i.J4d V 6
'• 1 t 3, 2 0
11, th- P Di .Lll
.nn~~ii tugetfl~
Eiti.tern brokers to injure the do.
ne , tie credit of the city of Pittsburgh by re
terating quid ini-reprehenting her peculiar
authority tor well authoritative
and decided general po':iic I,cm•fit H dint cor
-I,,,raticn. It has alway, pail the int.irest
upon them and the principal when dot. It
cannot do otherwise than continue to par
them as long :1.-, the faith, credit, revenue and
corporate property t,l tile city are worth
enough, as we hart shown they are, to pay
them.
The other kind ~f bonds, those issued to
railroad companies upon their assoinT,tion to
pay the interest upon them, and bought up
by capitalists with a full knowledge of this
assumption, a serious legal question has
arisen concerning. But the city of Pittshur , ll
has not repudiated (iron these. She paid the
Interest upon them is long as she had the
money or the power to raise it. She has asked
for additional power of taxation, which has
been denied her, and now the general disposi
tion see tm- to de to wait until the highest ju
dicial authorities ha , . e decided how far she 15
liable to the I,, hotheller.s, who purchased
with full cugniiiine, the nature and con
dition of the bonds, ad a corporation
she w ill t a k e any further action concerning
them.
Th , th -k upon these
t r.iilr
thut in c , (ltiity ;tml
tIA-1 111 0 city art. f them.
If th LIMtl these hi reel-
1111 , ',1;.i.110.ttla11, it 1%1!I i
L;ive re•Ar , up the
, 11(1 (11_1 ,0 . ~11. IVe havP fully Px-
Gar th , in.)riev
:Lit L'tir• t Ow 11:111S:IctiOrl whicL
11 , 1 tht. chantotor ,r 1 the security
I i li
,tIo rod I thp !rank at - R1 hanker,
MEE=
all «e have
•••,11,1 in rHation thu r,v,titar •lonwt-:tio
0. Th.. .'ity
:L ; traipia,:tion
I) .1111.. tie 130(1 , iS 1 ,, the nin,)unt
in Laos., the holder, of the
-Id boiols 11.10 rwW in theii
place—glad t c. nrinur ,0 nC. and reliable nn
h.r their in ,n •c.
Wll,l t. r:11,1.•1
rli , . "':111 , , , , , t In Lj ,
City tight: up en the ret:erd?..
rl,oti3..y~fi
Th- 'l\ Wo(inn ,
lis ,it 1;11i, ehureli,
=EI
\ y d ..;
a :winker spectator, its
in Tile ; 4,111, f Cuefu being
1.!.t serviee..l were e,n
-,1uct.,1 1, key. .I.)r. Lyman ‘,l ttsbur g ii.
Ciergyalmi. After the roa 1-
in , .4 tile the mite e.,niumnion
-MI mei tle• 1 ular
liVCrfnd. 1 .1:, PO 'N. .\ll, 4 tp-iu; A. Marpie,
I ) ,L, tcxt, " Theret, , r,•
wt. 14 Tiinutily, 4th Chapter, 10:11
'lll thonit• wa- drawn
[rum thu the I'aul, and (1,
t,n- , od tines re-p,n4ihilHe,i and of tiny
~1112,5;,., 77
Ittor IN'li`i Clear and Nv ( . 11
vik , .ll up,
t 11";1 . - /11 , 11 , 111It•e/1, NV//111,1 to the
r
-1 I,v ki , v, IleV. Mr
after ‘‘, hich the C,Or. ellt ioliuurneil until 5
o'clock tni; idtorniion.
!E=
MEE=
in~l t' n
I IL;Lnl'l2 ,4 t . 4 1 Lily!' ;11. , .(1 I,,trt
Pinata•,• Committee of Council," ti
;uld Tribuiv
I lie Upi,4vo pa) ('oil rut ion
111111M1111
illi , Tloillg (yr
MR. EDETtIR
, " upon
MIME
:E:a1}1111,7 (len. P. F. u,. a,
wt•:i c,.; uU , craw tae
ua P a,
Ad:r N
I I"
IMi•=l
1/I,t
exhihit; of Lr f epint i ,, rty zeal
'I /
I',;r:!l'7:vo , r a Canto 8,1" W
111/1•111
lEMEE
- •fT:y
Crt,' (ItZefftl.l
• t:t:u P F ,I, on 1•12 • ,Ilathrr,,,, ,y
y twvnr 'a3vo
L. I v,
Mitt 4,uv. of lincli.xna
from toe
>.<<•r•
Stab' :
hl AN A q lL,r{ cart'
S f_; %t Lll.o‘l D OEN Ri
In tip. ,1 tho pa , :senver
railroad, ;ire r. - I,l:wing Ilia Oninilius Line, t‘i
'IT ,_~,ncenipne, and
,greater safety , d
N,w York, the city railroads
11:1,V0111-!,.11 .....110c1 , -1,11 ;111 11 are c , , { Lially
I...pular, ;Hid a Liri li:ts l,ren pa , sed 1)v Con
-1:1(111_: 11;r a passenger rail
way on Av€mue, iu \‘ asliiiP4ton
ity. A, r lace },•eri
~-taldi-ip• 11.; : Lut tbcy will
F 0• 1 ,1.1c,. .111,i 11,1,V linrill)u,p , es
\vithiii 1.•,\ . ..v. ar- at tuna. In 1'ill1;11i011)111a
th, Hl,ll ;:11t1'11 with the 1r an
;old with tile absence
long.'s ;old caused
-i ViJtO would
f;.1%,1' ii ,tre4.q railruads
troi.l the ricer tfr the
, al,n4 Str, , ct, ‘v,,uld pay the
'd :4. , .1 pr - r their iusc,tiiu rat,
Lit." he
to the
z , •tis. hhe Ju the street
i it i iiri2;:tiv tu their interest and
.rt t t . . 1% tip, (!statili,iitnent (d. tiueh ;LII
NVC aware that
eity there ii n -trong prejudice against
permitting rails to he laid on puLlic street, , ,
mid s there wa, iu the Eastern cities, hut
experienee—a lair trial of them practically,
ha., convince , ' the po,ple, that they are so far
ahead of the ~uitiihus system as to admit of
111) the Matter, and
hope that, betore thy• next legislature meets,
tits public voice will call fu• the formation of
a " Penn Street Passenger Railroad Com
pany."
Flood A , em front the Papers
iNarcißkk river ht Vin , .ennei,- is said to he
ten mil:es widt.
Th:. Ohio acid
to.,d principally near Cincinnati. The t:.!or.s
Tu - -&.jv were running on time and safely.
The motaing train en the Little Miami Road
on lie .: obliged return to Cineit.nati,
r goinv, unt right nn e Dark crctk
bridee being i,npa,einle, and several slides °L. the
D ;yt. - a 10'0 53ulitre , 1 but
,t! e t rand is tigain in compltle runulLg
hri , !ges have heel: carried away on
Llwrencebarg mnd ltdianspolis
creek rose twenty-five feet. on
Tue,eiay and awepi before it
11tt.d. R v• and the Steubenville and
lt.oL,ts rt.ry littlb.
A rep. , ltetl in the .Marietta Road. The
w.i“ to return.
The Pitt hur L, Ft W,..- ) no Rad Chicagon Road
1,4k4 Hutf.red Tri,..ne run regu;arly.
Tie Central Ohl() likOld IS in good order.
At La' xiugteu, or no rain fell.
A vo utak?, India.ni,t, it.itned James Darling, Was
.r Cuicinnett ittesday.
The in tilt Ohio at Cincinnati %vat, budden,
i ril.2nl! tio; tuuct• been
nt lumber Rad other deetru:tiNr• property.
NE WATER RENT,, 1,,r Lht
ainuunt th, pre•, , 2nt
Ow same sum as tor .1.;-,5T. lie additional
aSseshinutit,, to he made in the tall ~n new
htliklings will ~tneWhat increase the teeeit.ts
‘,l the City Treasury from this source of rev
enue over Last year.
-10. e at law
tini' :1,q1V.11
ti .4t.rattq-.4 b;it I,cd t river and ban. , .r
,
t f oniy Irt.ttri the .Stated.
A utmtereix.) vtitti H an.. ip, Tori"r' Cla re±oiu ios tha: there be
Executiv • further amen • n tr.? Pre6trizn:e reerimmenda
.ae, juhtita. ti ~ itprt ritt
tom by:. tion. It ie signed. by MesEtrs. Trylor ttf
fined jawt , east et the Koz..ly of T nut ee, 13111ingburqt of NVammisin, and
lapptin (..f New Hampshire. Mr. Char/Jar., ut Penn
itsdt.; 1 1d -,tat.
Bylvani nrura y the rept...r - , but eon
Mr. itutuer prertenied remiutmti requ--ting the
tdr ;Ha m to ' id " .
fins L. , , , ,..fattft11,...y / tt ,
prL. , .etnen!E
Sul ot . , Lo..rced to.
On the ,• d
rder, C..ro 11,1,„ 0 v a sot
: t 12 5,51,,,,••' 5 i t i . l J y
tho limn- of
I. bpr rl
thu Z,
C-A•At•.•
r Lwt;b, 4,
Th,mk
bct,re l e
cowardly and
MMEI=IM
tile; re
oar
BY TEL:!_,RAPH.
‘ l. Y- I T G. .N :.F.L
evierdwy', 01-,kctedir:gp
Mr. Dear I. ..f 4.! o
J,11._ r
-rui•L ri - ae prof
4r. J Ginn“, o:t. urged
i!2 Ft it
=ZEMIN
r—u:Nev, r.s, Al
,:I Son,to. I , be , ] it
re,;ei‘..u.l but tw , , , vote,.
file agrovci to; yeas
1.10, nays 21: I.gler, I,r(,t, T.,
C U:.1.,11,
tire,trk,
1 .• u , :.1,, 111.1Q:C.r, 111 j . :I
~, • I A. is , !`
L. oti,p li,
AL :a n Nays—
. . t.aati . .. 1,
, Pugb,
S:awart, .
.1: Ut Now Js.o
Li
Duri.et. Foc . ,
._~~4;~r , i. .`tl
\' it au iison
M-. J
, vi
buoat.l eL,iied tat ',be ptii :..r the tifturovectae w .'t
t , uotwygdr. haroor.
Mr. offered ✓ Lh the
L.l , : A !Pell E' t LL
art, ,k
-,1, aLuouut.o.f.; 4 ? )600,0 00 .
Mr. liuutur...f t , I Lpt , ion :hr.:, who
ot6it , tut.: (I.lslwuld provide Int
tor the pail) thlr:e ,. t
ai Lon, 1 .,r tiaroJr:;
1., rn"-E!.../1.1, lh,odent
ME=lll
t,Orti tC 111:y b, N..
11111t1V! ZeU t,
11111011E't Il , r ten :cure
21, 2tt
6 per cent. Lo
I RlLlOll‘latellt.
•,,,r;tl ho wassed ar
U!'etilt elkarzel 1,, per eelll. duty
Jul 3 1,!
MIMEO
i1J , “14 a e;
gt. 11,1.1 1 ,:, 1 -vas whetb,r
,-. I lVevtli,
fl r wne•:),:r :1
LtiJ til.All4l
Lae bena.o ntuendment Wart not
in u•der.
Mr. 12.1gier, teen i.n , ve..l to s•rike
J ut die $21 , ,t100 for uat.
L n.ys 27.
Mr. Big•ef her Wt.% LA.I CLIP
.1“ 10,000 ;w the lulpruvewerit of. the
mud thver.
"Enid ,ef. a t:ty panning
1.1,2
Ei. F."l'.'ll E
th' apr• - , l )tion lull was
laid aside, and we At ,hy Apprtpri bill taken up
❑ C,Lninh.tee.
Mr. Sherman, f Oata, n ailuding to the lone
Saki tur.t it woo the :,ee..altl bill af the kind demanded
, ‘y the Adtutule;ruttan this .essittn. Willie he was
w„slug to Laku OIL IlibO3UreS ta pr,-erve the I
t-wh, he n,.t.ear.s.nt to vote fur that bill. It
zia_uiti he Ic...inp radical Ult:l4:roe It
reforw. The ex,,,n'- ' l“Ur..`t: of ha; fa>a , ..,l year wauA
,x. , ed the rt.t $ ..na i.ett
usca y , I.r v.a..thi ea I.ho rt -, —.l.ue $43,000 110 0 ,
,•\ or 4, ya,l.-. 1,, iiah tHU 1)00 of
, :Le . al.ch 01 il;,000,000 in
th. , t, are exhausted. ft,a
~.heibt re, .hit I: P 111.0 . orA Adu.inttt
r_ttue trt e pt,ty fr,..azury and a cas
pent debt at i1'.1.000,000. et cr, po-ru
01,:111.11, vi Itrac , “: anti I GI. rtn, they arm .!tii
; A mitt Trot ....try v and 7:j eir..r
t exv.2114,f ures. Thep
er.ind u.titionat: ~ 1 the Executive boo been tr. , . 10-
Ceuta) few li, h twat nt.:tt
t piaa?..l he n, cud t',ll
.earn "Le t.-xitiapi.• :tel. by I.la, 10,1
COO a tart: r. , utgeat deolaad- 1
th'3 AdauDis:ra.,u. Afi
t.ti,oc._ to of the Ea
eculive an•l t' .;,r
ra as g.ad treat sae yubite e.tpemtlitures
altention, ar , d •
ir,ul o.titi,
Way I_ll.l
ie.:. N., :R.:Q."IIIA W , Whor,
I ii were ne:11"::,'
0 I I
M*. L
;:r
Tale:n:lU t.N:o;". i.aluLary ,I.lluenot, un
1.1 yo , Impt e.
..or; bo
iClVolVing Lrce StifL,Ufl
t 111- .1`...t.1u-, 1.. Ctip.,• 11 , 1 11/C
itILLI.II re , , •1.1.; 1.11• C •1 pll.l 1,
1,...,11- reeohe/•1,1 ht i g ht,
, - ,llCeLll.llll` , a. t.,
•• 1 , 1 to a te,e . ;r ;pa t., bo
, A 1,1,1 0 t.l CL`.llC•ll.`i'l.Ell.l.
Si: r i Lt., vs
rtpt.Kt s .Le.
Mr. Ldlni , r r, i: •••fitl4o
by. 11,3 to
i'Z,LIi,ILIEI,I_. A_ wr w p..y ihr
pzy (;....11. Sc
t_hne.rs .
Mr. Sliertu.ir, truehe tecu7,c' iu V. 9
Lae s: t if t: v b n 1 - .
!I,VO voic.i for I:.
Mr. to,ttiVain of Mr. Sltercr , •n'e
ba' L. as e .1- 1 1 ti u rler">Ken to hive olbore
.td L r wl - I.>! h.! 1,41
Sborut.r, ea,d he ~ vh.11:•?..i to rel,r..n oa hie t, , ,vit
(11t1;. 1 4,3r tot
Mr. Li,t...n.er said Ito glad t., hoar it. His
•. L. 4 iasss was with Mr. Shsrmaii. tie be,. as
toe u,ef sinner firtt Lepei tae pinallar ~:es
fPlow. [Laughter.] I❑ the o' , ur , ,
t. , tea, 4, 1,.1 said :he gentleman treat u.rtio c aid
n.l Jay flit, tia e rt.:llbit I:itrOLLleitintlic.ioL at the i_,
tine \Vays aud Means net warranted by
and he defaraled the Prit:;ident's cendact
Mr. Leiter, ()hen .4.tid i e w,u'ai itut.eneh Inc
Pfutidet.t under a re,elun a is the Clucinnatt p at
deci.ua, ,ry of r.trenenthent and the ex.tue
ti•,n et' the public dew..
Mr. Later er wanted Mr. Leiter y
OIL',VIAit lit: expenditu , e.
Mr. Lauer balievJd that :dare not a pr
t ;.L. , here hat Ives net t.n exaggeratiun.
L.terer replied that when the gentle• ;au
pa.isod over the re.ourd aud re6ctrted to hie heitet fre
w in a ba).
Mr. that he t
the Democratic pi.rty, but he complained of the
rd
u.iuistratiou fur if, do nothing, - policy in refusing
carry nut the bahcdt of the last Congress relati.‘ e to
tho naval depot at B-umi.wick, Georg,a. Whlle SI,-
nOO,OOO %vac , iLt i rtr,,prl.tred ;or navy yards. eisewm , rt,,
no money is recommended This morning,
n:- amendment for $300,01,th 'o that ~• r
VV,:d voted down oy the v,te„, LI: treats Solana'''.
Men, WiIU9EIpoIICI to ruinoue. Toe .--...t..retary of the
Navy woo s ) tong frozen lip in t;..nn..e ,, ut
have no eympathy for COO South, wnito tae Secretary
.It the Treasury is surrounded by suci, circunastr...ne,t
toot bo is crushing out not only the interests of t
tr,fiction, but tae State from which he conics.
Several amendmen e were made, among which we ,
fie afTropriatiug $1015;TOUO ler altering the pre.onf
arms to bre,ch t.nd t;i173,500 ,t. pas for r
ott.npaFfiei! of volunteers mustered trio the Utah eor
v,,.) for rim: mouths.
Mr. Gros, of Peuns;ltattr.e, ~ nered a eeetien ,hat
no part of the money Emsdl be cila:alert for the sap ,
port of a military turun to tiCi as a podee CUMilal 00 in
Katlea6.
The section was ruled ow of order. The hill o , a,
then laid aside.
The committee then took up the bill making L .
appropriation for the :tulip:tit of the ocean mail str
vice.
Mr. Danis, of Miss , said the time would c'mo
when Congress should take into its hands more legis
lation than it now does. There is only one lint
between Now York and Europe now existing under
the law. A large portion of the money in the bill
was to authorize the Postwaster•General to wake
contracts with other companies. It was manilosity
ivroug and unjust to iliffi.rent sections of the country
that New York should have the sole privilege of coo
;rolling tte commercial cperationa of the country.
Mr. J. Glancy Jones, of Penna., replied that the
question of carrying the mails wos one Of resp,nsi
bility. The law of 1545 authorises the Postma
General to make contracts. He has made none ex
cept a touipur.iry contract with the Havre lioe !or
the proceeds of the postage. e had been waiting,
for Congress to l-gislate on the subject of a getier..l
system, but Congress failing to do so, an appripria
tion for one year is asked.
Mr. Davis inquired whether a contract had n - :
been made for carrying the wails across the Isthinu- ,
of Telt:tiptop:o equiring $290,000. Mr. Davie said
ho was informed that the conditions were agreed
upon and ready to be signed.
Mr. Janes remarked that not one dollar in this bill
wes appropri•ttod for that purpose.
Mr. Davis wanted the bill defeated and the Post
Office Committee would try to report a general
system.
Mr. Jobe; was au2twrized to say that the adminis.
tration desire Cuograss w take up the whole subject
~f the foreign wail -e*cice and pla , e it on a self
supporting basis,
Sandidge, of La., tdiared an amendment pro
posing lines of mail steamers ttetween Now York and
Liverpool, Havre, Giuckstadt and New Orleans and
Bordeaux, and autittrizing the Postmabtor (-4,nern l
to make a contract for ten veri.
After sumo ti• bate the P.lli , ?l , iinont we., ruled • ut ~t
order.
T 13,3 hilts above named were reported to ;he 11 , ,
action, rind the 1.1 ,, aae adjourned
11.11 var natal Wetititer at. Louisville
I .K.W.ISVILLIC, May 27.—T;ie river is rapidly;
i
s nearly twelve fent un the falls. Weather
Mercury 77..
WAsniNineis CITY, Ma 3 27.—The House J iiciary
C nm :tee made .4. rap ,rt to d o n the branch of
ti. Prosidmi's i•Wiseage recommending the passage
, bankrupt le= to include bar ks. Toey tclie the
that Congress has no power to pa.- such a
w, f r the rea—n that its ckeseiie w bo en in.
Ird:cement of th , rights r f the States. Even if it
he wore within the nnsioubted competency of ongress,
it w..zild he n•—,rte : 0 WbCEVOI",
it would, bey nd tell quiistion, give rise to many
rormanrnt tld. T• v evi's crowing
)
r
v..ry :zrr-L1
w.:1) rela :
[Dada it. t-
I ,rea ; lota
1 b
lIMIESSI
ME=
Thu pant r
bo to
;I: tin;
warmly a illodifiento
From Weixhington
• I r
uC ~. i~.,'F. 1:1
UrCE
11111• Ii zrL:ater .26thatry iil6,. IE. fitributed
@IBM
"Fhe Naval Approprihtior., •ho
iceM•+: F , T 'veer I :c a; of u e.
$2,850.000 ; I r !Ivo - I;,r ,
1.,350,000; elpen , e,, the c
trmi cou3pletiln of work , Hnd curry!) , rr
; Portsmouth, N. H., $52,000;
s2li9 500 ; N. w V. r 1:, $269,500; PL0.... 97,
200; .597,000 ; Nurf k , $287,0011: I'.:r
-$,:,47,0011 ; 'Aare 8,000
The Episcopal (Convention.
PriILAIDELPIDA, May 27.—The Episcepal Converi
c,ratinued ballot:Lig thie evorrnit. Tho_ tligbtb
11 ,, 1 , 0e of the ciergy stno.i : Dr Vr... , 2,
45; 1):.11,-....b..tri,t,1 tlt; , ccter.crt.;, ,
; D-. k H.!) Wit.l.l_:" r.. D-.
‘<,l.llllF. t Pl..,toJolphia wit= ~üb-!I wed
ot be rig v.= : BO*ULIG. ; Dr.
Sb..ven6, 57; Dr. Viott , D, 10; dc,tterlrg 1;v. •
I_, !I. Thu tt.on L.-Jour:2,A
Arrival From Havana.
SAVANNAH, May 27 —Tho steahaahip ilia', ft
_it aid Kt.::
arrived. Sup.ra aava advanced reaii. 11 ItiF, , E -
we--; scarce and advancing.
The Britisu war scoamor Styx, which had air.a,nt,a
much notc.riety fr.an. her Guarding and ~ Parch i.;
AmEricaa vetiels, at t Lie. 22. i .
Ti.c ship Ciarend .n wa r , piirtei a lota',
Convict KIMal
CoLL - maus, Ohio, May 27.-In, attern..ol, a enn
vier (run Dayton another ,or tha Ppo
itemt:try, by striking him on tlio hed..l to..e
Myers was sentenced for hor , e Tte lull
that was dtruLk ;had .I:inoat int tautly.
Tate Traveling Communal y
A reuse BLEitli AV S 11 ,, L1,AND
LI I TEI:S ...alrac,L be too k.,gt”,,,,
cric,inunitf, cc
an iiivaldi.bie remedy; having uitle cr IL exerei6u
c.,nE , t.antly exposed, and subjeot to tile
otiaLge of climate and water, they iequire
pleasant medicine of this kind to regulate tat:
bowels.
c.r , bnii mid.: for ihvrirays a .4oLtu.a.
S,,ti at per botolb, or !lx. b.,itles for $5,
tre sole Pr.:prietoro, -Benjamin .Ir.,
N 1.1 Wood strect, i in,l St vs . :,
and Dry.ggjetti vorer?"--.
\% AT, OR Til VE'
OR Wilt Si D EsT
--11 C . . Any hourly
linked by pa•anta, tha laal:11 [bah
All who are at all acquaiabal with the artic a, will 1111!0,11.
lilt. NFL.' Ci:LEI:RATELI 1; Ui; E:,
l'iepared by 1 , E)I Thttsl urFh, Pa. It hal de‘,
bc,..n known to fail, and is tn,e of the isaft,st remedies thnt
can be n 541. A ft:end of COO late'y hands 11 , 4 the fulli:v.-
111,4 9.ttitE , m,rit in lefertnee to this Vcrniiitige:
\V YCofili, S , •pt,mber 7S, Ika•
—.l younir lady of ar,pmiutunce bud h-• , in
101' a loug time Wry much moulded with worrua. 1 advia-Fi
her to try Lr. M'itaida Celebrated Verruifoge, prepared by
Fl. on Broth, of l'ittaburiih, Fa, ?hr a-:ordingdy pun-
Sidariri a,d t,nc one via', which caused hrr to dielCll,l,,an
r,1111.11n1 Tutntit:. f w lII°. Sit, was itaroocliate yrr
ym pry, t1:11,1,8
uvw. , re ; b.r re6l e
h 32,) Filth st; ei t., and she
%,) Maralt:ttAn
Lrofill for I)'; NI
.iL.1;:;.3 ; 1:! , :i) pAnnutaczurod i
P',444nr,;!., I.'4* .A:1 e - 444 r Verrnfu..*, n in 4, 4n*
itre v , 43i ill., 4. I !41'1.—ne'm goilii4 , 4 , V 4,riniftize
ifrfl, I I'l3, cast rio4 t.ro I,ad at all
tu %thews.' e
=MIN
NEIN
I,DVERTISO3E.NfS,
.f• N -.:L;:•:.1..)A - 1." E ENING, MAY 311 - 1• 1
.1
PO . ONE' .'\l4 IT (iNU.
GRAN
11 ) , r 0 iO,
IMEIMMIE
1 .1." L'S
IS=
,SINNERS,
~r- h •- • . ' 4 •f ..- V y : I
(, Iwo t". 11 !
, t 11 • r,
!..f'
• i1:11,1lf• J, , t ti4wom
1.3'1:i, iu 11,trly till t' ,, —_nth • lotr,-11,,
th, • -1
pro cede re r.to - “1,1 C-r (IL sopp ~1 nci.l
• C111i.e . 14 •:a 1.1•,k Jrtiri lri Cleo. L 14,4,1 ), rtil
t:in ll - '1 •;: , 11' a lr btr.• t, 1.1,1 nt tat , tl
11.0115, , —5O c.•titi. Cll , ldr,ti t 35
rtt , -1;--'9ititch • .•,) It 7
DULLAII ; 4 AVINi3S 11ANE1,
with this Bank het' rt, toe ft,t 114
espoiit.i n.
Jnnr, will draw hit, est trdn II at dare
f, 4 I XEC UT( AR'S NOl' hen!
void tint: 1:to ”iti: h.:ye b. on :wit:Anted
• n•.t. •r, 1;-tat.. , of E.i )I_,G El. fit c'
Ite. of Up' er .111E,zheby
C. 40 1111 iliti-0.CL , 1 a L 1••• ILL.• It , 103 11 0 r.t)rn•LlAt ILL us And
tv , huv ug ilium± n MEI it ',I/13 1 ., ./ Rt." ed preieut ti
, 11215 itutlietitiente 1, to DA \' ID FR W,
ill' ill '• ,1 4
: .
SILI\ I,Aul: MITTS
4 . 0 Pledn and Fancy ove,,
Thre,l and 1:0Z1.4).:
s r to ni •• 'Lid
Kid mad li•unit
nii thf. t oVe in Blink C-lore at
t.12,•28 71 kot •
• .
••t if i A:\ ILL lianti.lll anti irel,Hl
,
Jum I.••Nt ••.:•••,rtruwo v it
•'. ,•)\
•tn , rly Love lir,tlivni,)
74 xrl.E•t titrtt , t
B :‘; II E
CHEAP
.lltrkot Nrcond Flitit
vr,. (JIVE 118 A CALL
I,,OSTER'S NEW tioNG, - -
LULA IS (.14.,:.:E
IfoF.T.Eirn
LLIL. , 1 •
. I,Wti ham,
I.ULA
Fk.il"-'l2'S NEW
LUL I I 9 G, • 1
Prico 30 cents—rnailrd frt. , . of ir.Adlig-
C:i elT;':
Old I' Iltrp..t
1 h Vr'Lo' ,street. r rdlovu h
RACON.—: I OO P:s C mntry Bsci n. f•A•
ry (~y'2B) WM. H. FAITH • (`,.
JUST RECEIVED A SUPERIOR LOT
of Double and Single Barreled Gun, sa'e low Ey
CARTWRIGHT & YOUNG,
my:27:mc No. 86 Wood etre-t.
UILDING LOTS-12 Lots, each 30 feet
front by deb;,, nit pato in Fa.t Libortr, near tilt
!tile.. ad D, ot. Pri. afn to S 5 (oi : 4-dd—ter-ad:, uil e n.u, th
:a band, bola ca ut 6it tt , 4 CreWt. Catj and ,00 0. plan.
my 26 S. CUILIBERT. a HUN, 51 Market st.
pAESTNUTS.-5 barrels Italian, received
this 'day, and fur bale by
REYM Kit & ANDERSON,
no. 39 Wood street,
Onpoeite Charlee 11,1&1.
NDIA RUBBER CLWILING-Of ttl
g de. Ala% till Cbthin¢—a large bAflortnictit aiwav
hand, us the India Rubber Depot of
301 N TII.O3IPSON .S‘.
HUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, AND DRAINERS,
FEALERS Iti P.,,INTS, OILS, VAH.N-
Talks, Turpentine , C.Aunpi, 61a.33, Putty itnti 111,0 -
P. Lris ground to onlor. 12 txt boat En4llBllBtool C. otloo,
in en.0..4, 135 Third rryl7
S MIT E E./ GRAY,
M i GHANA: TA ILO K,
8',4 St. Clair Street, '
13 prepared to furni,h hii cuatoinem and buyer gen
erally, with the itest end nre , t tnshionnble 841., of , 4 pring
~ m 1 bummer Good, el ev,r) -ty, nhich he will inAlce up
t o order to the entire nathil.l,:tiun of choy., who may fivor
him with their pittrimge.
Summer Lager Beer
EJNDEItSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
j.. inform hie friends anti the public in general, that h ,
itt the daily receipt ,
. :hitt Berr, from the coil.kvcan llret,ry tf J. N. Stratob, it having
lt-ett tlroactia..ctl to b. t , ,e. i , st that wa, manufactured here
to- ninny 3 , •ar.", CLEAR.. TA aud I'UT.E. Give me
a • an and try it J IHS tiOTH,
tt r i... 1.1 bt.iud , 'is
--;51/11 Dneka.,es b4'iliti3 Fish.
ar,i .t. :1) 41.1";-.
A
a[,,l fur enk by
E'Ae 11 E: -.1 -- 1: 45 bush choice t.iight
dry rea-Che , and for sale by
JAS A. FICZER,
(Juntas Market and First sta.
bs➢kirk; require k rem-
r u3Tirl h,%•:11. Ttre
65 For.rtil ,t re
CHAS. A. COLTOS,
AT .10: , P. BORI.AND".
J. H. PHI'. LIP",
nnd t (Ja'r
PITTSBURGH, PENA' A
received Ibis day
st. Hofej
NEW ADVERTISENENTS.
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAMII-
The under-laced hevtegicat fitted u;.) 001 ICE CR • :ASI
, N in Is very test in c tatde :Id re
ieferle hie frier, e end the pnblic gecer l'y. that
i.e
Tore Soda ti Freels ak e. nni Drops, Frusta, etc., at
all 1:111a3 (-0 hand, et the Cuctectlonary of
f11.77:1141 '' t h'ul a lelicieue 1C:. Ka3l ef different Ila•
F A. MIERSCII.
St. CI ir opposite St. Ciair Hotel.
Particular att. nt.._rd paid t urders for P , :ctNica and
Parties.
my26:lm—m
THE PATENT ENANIt LEI) COLLAkt
for gentlemen Imes. uses runt.}- ml‘hm.ages over the
ordinary Ihnu nrd art enr.ft I , ER_
Ttser w II hi op clean four nu I C.. 111 be Mid at
the . Mllow luices:—Mcgle Collar t I . (ANT: , ;
Folux r, nt : uameu Co.la IL DoL
LA " and Gentlem_u _re invited to call
and ex.‘rnme them, at
UEST E a ts is A Li..
Como r 1.11,m,0d,
.600 KS AND GIFTS.
PRIZE E.A.GI - 1 1300 K
EVANS &
Again ..po itiO old tir3O.4
o. 56 Market Street,
‘,1,1! hit el-z , tnt aati - irtment at their standard and LIPFCPI
+lt lAA t:HIS. They are d• t.rminul
GREATER BARGAINS
Than ~ver before offered.
e ;,re re,peetbby Invited „co call, and examiue
clear stuck and euctt re barzain, at
56 Market Street,
foldOrtb
E )A:-' l 2 t) FUTURE.—The
I : 1.1 ) ••u,..i .t.. , ..ri:(110615 - : AND
, anti 1.., to .11 Ist, nerd, ed he wond. rof trio:
l.!••• heads of / .. .tir re,
i•np ;twin cori,..ti , • 1 th . .1 . 1.5.5i.. pr, , eint and future
s tr.,: din .I,* gitt./1 wet i,n , 313.1 . .111F:11A
lure +dr: y pt - r! all iWonderfu; Cures
r.alvhout In • cities of th • t.lvitsil States, and
_:.es ;.:easure that she has uga4ed
who - ; idles an , ! g ritlecuou who or:
h. in re all di to last, preetii. out ill
t is that re sus . a ts invlt . all.
his nisrvt leuv anti•h".ed uom•sn ie th s lei
.1110 r.ta 1 1 .1, great and terrinesl.ss ..er of the sto.ili • r
wle•ii and whir , / h..u.lereil at u.snd
ar n 1 htot, he
k tl .1, of lit rg. leg wn Teis m u st ri. •• I
; 1
11 10.! 1;1 ;1t 'I) s!./1 in, Lions of rhe• Ins
ruins - e.•. II 4 si/Lfel ip
)iiu• par:her Poe! as we I.
c.! .:1 toe,: an.; Live .1t1 . ..;L• •
; 11 ; 1 . )111d . tir•i.te L - 1, citeyen; li";;I,
Proi , iiient of :he Dui ed
I des, :Old di. in t•,glif a prediction was ien
•it. , d•y. young, ..711, by
; itnie ,:i• l." clue is 11./ foilLilit/
1 Int,lll•rize: it .: ASlrilioghq Thin lady 61 a ,
• t lire .k ltanelot., the great natural Art,l -
t• 1.1 t. R,V.,tu•j Nt ' iir Chi; t
lon - lt ' ho to tier 1:- urns. •L•/..l:•ition Y. • . ji. Cl/hu, en h•iii•pr,c. Lt,):11:1u,
HEMS
I=illl9
D I' RIAL OF SPEED.-
CN Fit .:A , iitEYb 11.11,
here ta, ia renoutn et . aN.I .t ri'1,10.1)1.1)
word, t•. La," PARK, near Rat•at Likarty.
t • la• the !ing, t at , 411:
tf at a 11311 , -• 111.11 i," i 10 THREi. Innta all 11-rsa.
1:a•t•N t • The tr t a 0:
Ir 4lt. P. M pri.Cl4,ly. Cara Will I,IYO
r p. 0; hn Pnr_. THy la Raillutil, at 3'
. t Lann.: a.. 21 tti
CU L S' I' AC. K. 'l' 8.0 . I N
ASSuC'IA'FION.
Altli.t.Ntit;‘ , l , : UK nEASOK I)}.. 1.836.
El=
L.[ , I . Jtir
A,
lift 3 , e,cb.
Porc de, riot Jg,ls,A6,llA . i . iekttl will ce chit-gfd LI.
~ • ••ior torrcde. di driving cr riding n Irl
••• .-oe • it.
io~rtr Lui, I ‘• of thu corner 01 Liberty and W 1,3 Ile
fro, i 1 ii ‘; AY, or at th.- gste. tur '1.1:1
BuX 1:'
1„.
tatted up in complete order, new machinery ue to,
tinvoi env, t, lor Iti inuf,e ure of box,: of every
ieacription. eerr pre itred to 111,11:0 to order at ,-ho.t
[tee. BOXII.I 81/ir dile for Soap and Candlea, Packing B xt for
:iariiw 'iut ty 'n. Looking, Pieter Fri, IT es
ieridit'; ruled. rity22:lin
Pittsburgh Water Cure Establishment.
L I OR I.IIE CURE O ALL KINDS Of
ca•-d at LIAYSVILLE STATION, on the
Pit mburgt:, eon ,yee 21,-,1 Chicago R4ilrimi, tot lulled
1V,,!..!F0 te
For the• itithful and urno-n,..-nt
ahnnt., traholly to e•,e wno
Winn U. wand 411 , nate with Uri, we have lately meet-,, c.
01" 16111,4 dad BOW ALLI!,Y.
, k_1,17 - e,l 13.)x Pittshur4h, PrT.
.1 IlUttrOKl), LI
=NI=
"'RISK ARRIVAL.
THE.
I\l ENSE AND PRESSING DEVAND
T'
d". C.N.. ) ,'% )k).-% ,$)
PIA__LNOS,
g b.• r• !•,:iAir.:. of ch
;übi , p u--rs
1., , :ruan,,t.,.
t,p o to t e public :,u,l
DIEM1121!=l1
i:,', 111 NO 11'011,TE.S.,
F PE R 1
.• • 0,4111
' 2 ta, , r Ur rl. ;Of ~ t.
?I k.:,..): . , 11 - 0111 the
'AKERS BOSTi)N,
NEW YORK, ETC , ETC ,
:.a:11 .i.11•111C0 ! ,, it ntattnry anti COncl , .giv
a I -1111,4 111 •rit ltf ecirtnl
,:WWI • A AND EXl'Lls.l . ti EN r
•Vo cochl here, Wore IC he itisary th. CertlLliCatbA a'• d
!!!!u!,!!!, C. memo •f toe 'Utl•ft Pitt.litAd in the werid, including
li AT-BERG,
GOTTSCHALK,
MASON, ETC., ETC.
I! it a :1 - 11ifirialt is i , Char the brit •. lgent,- t
1 .1! Eie H' A S PI ANI S
ch t• \s'". !!!! ,itcerel }refer
I'lA 4U6 to an otit,ri, tiad prunozylce
poi!! - •71or I!! tVr:HY Itg, , Pl: , T. to any 111,10
r W • respodflilly ' , kik the public to call,
1:1.1" AND .1 d,E THEMS.t..LVES,
, •.idoiotit -.kat s , ):Ns PIANu6 will
11! F' THENISELVES, than aught l'llkt
Wt. lull body •.P4... could ea iu thidr favrir.
P. S.—.l full tit :in: of I\ 111.1131 i
Li. KLEBER s BRO ,
A geuti euue, N antis g Clark, ctc.,
fl: ls No. ;ill Filth btre-oi,
ICE CREAM SALOON iIND CONFECTIONARY,
P. wll H, D 14:C E
D • and the Dia", rt. d
14*tits - Jul , : CREAM S -
L. A t.t• qr..k,il. prrpare.l In ,upply
it) L'C,t E Clir. ?I, 0! %I! 11 oiurs.
Imly supid, CAK Ez.; OW
nary malinfa::ll
31,
r.,:\ , C.
1r n. the I [7:3•4
t A A...11.1ES AN I , 2.1 •;I'(Ec finu wi,tl With Caktm,
rt , ll', and Col/lt,•!1 of vll riptioub.
111 all li MY —Dny nn.: Nworit•liz Tray Vin
ti I LTIZNITURE F'kfi. CASH.
A full /183011:11,11t
urztl man ufacturel FURNITURE, ombracing
UL'KEAUX,
BOOK CASES,
WARD ROBES,
needed in it well furnished dwel.lin / .., as
Vr.•iiAl A ~d ,7tlJarlit of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
MEE
Cme , uLly o LA - 2•' a:2.; taltdo to order. As the only tern,
Jo which biniue,e i, done at 'lir, Oita(pliihment is for C •
er,ce. are made ac:orilingly. Persons in wont of anything
in thr clove line, wou'd be adv.icitageil by calling at
F.I3:IIINXii a IJ-3WIN'S,
h , trt.4, 1-low
.I . JUN 1.1. ii'-z
FASH!
UAND A PULL eI!PPLY
FISII,
s A LUON,
.RRIN ,
: 7 -41 - 4 )rders Itccompanled l,y tho CASH, will meet Frc
HENRY H. CiILIGINS,
IMEM/11
myl4:tjyl-2p
MILITARY GOODS.
IMHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE CONSTANT.
LC un hand a complete ot
MJ.LITAIt ir GOODS,
I=l
S `v, 0 D..,
y ~Sk{l ,
MEM
Volunteer Companies
GE' ' I SIIID Val El PULL EQUIPMENTS A.T UORT NOTICE
SILK r` , :D BUNTING FLAGS MADE TO ORDER
JNO. B. lII , FADDESI & SON.
95 31ARKET StIiNET
9.0111.3.7 D&LZELL. JAMZ' DIiCADING
ROBERT DALZELL k. CO., Wholesale
Grover:l, COMMiS4IOII and Forwarding Merchanto )4 'NI
Cie , ilors in Produre and Pittsburgh M mtifactureii, N. 251
•••1 - 1. Itn,qfev.
O'f A TOE S. --
100 bushel, width Nosh.luu,cus;
3.0 mixed Potatoee. I rceived this dhy and
;or us .1 by A. NETZFR,
hty'2l3 •nfr Mstko: urd trf,tP.
1 1 - 11::-ARARLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
all
h " fin
feu e rni c' f .A
w t
••ouiy 3 miler trete the city. For
a:<- CUTI.II.thIIT Ar SON,
51 Market street.
( l E'.l' BOARDS—For Packing Joint. 9,
Aoid by WET. G. JOLINST k CO,
PoAlor9 67 Wced rtreet.
IME.-'l'2sbbld. fresh Lime judt, received,
AA Maid fur ante by Laiy - .71 fi. IL COl.J.alsla.
MEMO
I'IQE;RIIEI,,
MACliEll
25 WOOD STRIA'T
PLU
EFAULME,
LIU iTi, NS,
RINGE.
ETC, ETC
NEW ADVI;LT„;i7evYrs.
W ILL LEAVE PITYSI.UAGH
FEW DAYS,
DR. scrit,k),,,,Eß,
THE RENOWNED
SURGEON CHIROPODIST,
OF PARIS,
e AI; 0
• . •
ter-, '~-v.' ~"
I'H 1 ONLY PIZA)FEssoIc,
OF Tl7lB
PO ANT BUT NEGLECTED
BRANC El OF SURGERY,
%FILO CURFb
CORNS, BUNIONS, SOll7 CORNS,
DISEASED NAIL,
AND ALL
DISEASES OF THE FEET,
WIT 110 UT
CUTTING OR CAUSING
Su that the most timid n rthr, way horn
sAvo9 rho Ltur,;( au
der ~ u cb trees .Went
WHAT CORN ?
Corps are a tabt•rcular excre4cmca aitutiar to a wart,
vtich dovolod tlinm,oliet cu t`e tow; be , 1V [llO tOW.,
Oat C , rna ou the s...lea i f the fret,) anti the jolut the big
THEY
ARE PRODUCED BV MANI - CAUSES
The comp ebliou 01111,1 by .1 u•.rtuw, Lt,tICII.
larly L
,y n short slf]e. 2 i Aunt , I+ tar, cppo•
a; to, a,,a00 - t ia which tau fe t :11;n1 31. :.t.7.chings
fitting, and f.rtniug pi to c fin, qua:itieo, also are a
ceuce 4o - cone, ear.•::.m!ly i s w or p, 113 , 3VV11 or
hrok TI paveni ate: ntinaal ru',l , ing . of ,hoc or
;,00t. ut UPI joinoi .iotrrinitio it point of irrltati~•o ; thaw
froai result no I trotilti; had Soft
Many wiz() thu+ alllid,a) have a r,olliF•o to a
az , r or ,ci.450r., and ent off the tin;:errizion G,,ru and
bin rt-114 f. r a few dqys.
BUT WHAT IS THE RESULT :'
of cutting ilia excreHcatira ha , !tie opportunity
axpinding, borieriag - and rooting; .a 1 the ammo
I lace, by cutting. you 11‘1” t!1 my P. Lumbt , r Of col De ; after
It is In vain that I , or plastered. S,ruetime9
, rue 8 4 .2 v a :0144 time ithouL Oyu:lg t a:n, but that must
be Ighi oi the hi, that they are reeornthir, inert; and
that they will remain te , , ..r later, to the great
of the peream who has to Lear It, !bey will exhibit
their real character. Paine, 'welling, fever, misery of no
ordinary' deecription a ill arise, and will be difficult to sub-
due, without greater attention than can, undir ordinary
eitcum , dances, be paid.
WHAT MUST BE DONE
THE CORNS MUST BE EXTRACTED
Da. SCHLOSSER, by a syi.tein at once novel, rased upon
long experience, and approved by the highest medical
authorities, and whi.,l, can only Le card d out by himself,
I as succeeded if! extracting the Corns, no matter what their
:.s'.urem, without giving the leart pa;ii or inconvenience,
eithor during their removal, or altemw,,rdd.
Ley- The following testimonials from Pitttsburgh are
milliner to a great number in the Doctor's possewdon :
PITTSBURGH TESTIMONIALS.
[From F. W. Wileon.]
That others may receive a similar bete.rit. I take pleasurd
in adding my testimony to she great skillfnluers f Dr.
Cchlasser, in extracting several corns from my feoi l without
any pain, and I cheerfully reeernm-ml him to these Buffet
ing from si ellar calm. F W. Witsox.
Pittsburg, May lb, 1558.
',From Thom M. Marshall, Esq.]
Dr. 9chln3,i•.r has opurated upon u J U., , t 1., corns, with
akni and withont pain. U. M. MAIL-lIIALL.
I'msburgh, Mt..y Is, 1.859.
[From L. 0. Wit,lttop i ii, Leq.l
Dr. Sciticsser Lai operated on my trot for
pitin and to my satisfaction. L. C. t`.+-noses.
Pittat urgli, May 21, IssB
IFran C. A. Eharfur.l
Jr.SehlunFer haa op3rar.cd uu uy cori.l4 with the ellightest
and to my catiefitction
Bultimore, March
Vrom It. C.
Dr. Schloeaur hum lemovcd my c..ru.l wi,h grea: -kill, and
wd to my sansfqui,•ri. It. C. TII.OII.II.ALN.
13nItimore, ]lurch
it'reru Lion Wm. F. Phi ilipH
richly -Her 1141 optirate.l ou the het of toy, of my fund
ly ybrs satisfactorily, and without giving any pain .
WlLUist S.
[From B. A. Magnin), Preaident of Georgetown College.;
1 am pleased to c rtify that I oar., been rely 1,1 c c ems fully
operated on by Dr. Ectilos.aer, '.11.4 without the least pain.
B. A. MAGUIRE.
From Col. W. Rico, proprietor of the. Pormaylvitztian.j
Sclilcorier hai extracted two corns from my toe, which
•voce extremely pitiutul for man . , years. ' 7 lie extritiirdinary
.i,ee with which ho operated is remarkable, and 1 cheerful
:y recommend him to all who or , troubled with corns, as
too only person I have ever known to perform the operation
.-.entificaily and without toe lead pain. War, r. ex.
Philadelphia, eoptember ttild,
Pram Dr. 8. M. 1. - .ndis, Physician to the City IVistar Curu
Icetitute et ebiladelphia.l
Mr. bchlosser hue cxtra.7zed eight viinful corns Irsm my
.!'e without the least pain, with the greatest s.itisfactlon to
myself. 1 would by ell menus recommend him to every
body who ls torwentcd with the e
M. LANDI3, M.. D.
• k.lt'Pierce Butler, Esq.l
Mr. Schlceeer ham extracted a nurobn of corns from coy
k•et with great skill and without rain,
Philadelphia, Nov. 9, 1857
From Dr. Gilbert.]
Mr. Schloaaor has removed four corns fur me without pair,
-tad with great skill. Da. Gmazar.
Philadolphia, October, 1557.
(11w:ion, American Ambaioador in Paris.'
I certify that Mr. 6ctiloißer nag extracted frr me a num
tor of conni without pain, arid to my satisfaction. ILkSta.
!From L. G. Powers.]
Mr. Schlosser ha. taken cut twelve corns f r me without
he slightest pain, and to my eatisfectiau,
j From Ch. D. Thomab.]
Dr. Pchlosser has extracted eight corns from tay feet with
out the least pain, and I can cheerfully recommend him to
all who are afflicted with corns or linni'ms.
Philadelphia, October 3, 1857
[Prom B. S. Verdi, M. D.I
I certify that I have heeii very euccessfully operated open
by Dt. Echlorser, without undergoluit pain-of any sort.
B. S. VERDI, M. D.
£ DR. SCHLOSSER may be oonsulten
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY,
From 10 o'clock A. m., till 5 O'CIOOk P. v., at his
CONSULTING ROOMS,
NO. 154 THIRD STREET,
RIGLIT LleIN1) SIDE, AlierE SILITEIFLELD
N. B.—Dr. Schlosser caa be consulted only at Ma
lt , ,ows, as ho attends no patients out of his °Moe,
unless inNallds.
11€6, No professional oucaleation with fin) , one.
wy24.15-4
LEAST PAIN,
C. A. cnAIREIL
PIS.RCE Btrrun
A. li. POWERS
Ca. 1). Taoxes