Pittsburgh morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1855-1859, May 29, 1858, Image 3
LOCAL AFFAIRS. A Pollee Officer Severely Stabbed---lm portant Arrests. it will be remembered that on lust Monday evening a men named Jacob Welker was attacked by two men at the end of the Railroad Bridge in Allegheny and badly beaten, hav ing been struck with a hatchet or adze on the bead, indict ing severe wounds. The perpetrators t f the outrage were unknown. On Thursday afternoon, Mayor Weaver visited Vooliter nt his house in Birmingham, and took his affidavit, preteirir g a charge of assault and battery' with Intent bill a_ainht two unknown p nowt, of whom lie could give but it meagr r e description. The description was Oil,: to alters:a stiti and Moon, who searched for the pt rpetratorP. and on yesterday hfternoon, on the corner of Seventh and Smithfield they saw and arrested a )oaug roan named Wil liam Moorhead, win in they believed to be the principal in this affair. On the way to the 3.layor's other, Moorhead stopped at the corner ~ 1 Virgin alley and Smith field street to get a Omit, tan ndic<rs accompanying him. After drink ing t e stzirt,.l ro el, door, ran ,ut and closed th door be. hued hi., The ofticers _gave chase and he war soon captured. arriving at the office Mcorbead stoutly deuied the charge, int the hr..thix of Yeellier, who was with him at the time ~f fig sent for, he identified him as one• of the parties who committed the outrage. He WBB locked up f,r a hearing at ten o'clock this morning. Moorhead is a young Ina?: oh.. has been in several affrays. It was he who -tal•th I youth: Gallagher at the Neptune engine home some lute ago, and at the time of his arrest ho was under boil ft or that assault. Prom informatiou received, the police officere i•Pleair.-ou xc that the otheF,party who had participated in the ate- k et...n elk,r wzo a young man named Edward Grier, -.,e1 01 Mr. John Gri. r, one of our moat respected mer -1,11,41. Four of the officers proceeded about au o'clock last evening to Mr. Grier's.residence on Penn street to arrest his sun. While three of them were searching fur him iu the upper part of the mansion, officer Andrew Moon p (r -eceded to the cellar, and coming upon young elricr una -e-area in the dark, he received a severe stab at his hand in u. 1 ie r part r.f the abdomen. The weapon uecsi was a lict k no, with a blade about four inches In length, m recetved the stub from the young desperado .1 iiuew that he was pear him. He was taker, ~t Mo;gan Co., on Wood street, near Sixth, Wit, e it is ‘vou,.l was examined and temporarily dressed by U,. WM:4.r, aft,r which he was conveyed to his residence in Dr. Walter says the wound is a severe pae, and is so Ina: Imger may resul', but expresses the opinion that as the knife pointed downward, and the wound was made to lowdown on the body, that the cut is taot!of such a chamo ter t.s t cans, auy immediate apprehension, and with care to prevent mild quiation, may not result seriously. Both for the 0 of the , - r ry worthy officer who has thus suffetvd in uscbarging i.io .hit., and the misguided young man who umde the deaily we helve the injury may yield 1.0 the chill of the physician. Young Grier has, by his evil ~•:urses, given much pain to a large circle of must r,specta• ble trends end relatives, who have tried every means in their power to reform him. Be has bem iu the House of Refuge, but wax leised, as was hoped, a refm-rned man, but now a more srioms evil has befallen him. He is under arrest, and will be detained in mismi until the result of (dicer Moon's wound is ascertained, and will also be field to answer for the outrageous renault en Voelker, who is represented as being m a very precariewi condition from the . . wounds which L. recieVed. AITEMPTLD SuICIDE —Yesterday afternoon the wife of a man named William Milligan, residing on Liberty street, Allegheny, called at the Mayor's office, and stated that her hc4band 1131 a1•z:...e4 her, and nba wished to have him ar- e3Z.,i ss l pluc,i in the tombs. Officer Teeth went to the Ists:c, a.sd finding intoxicated, arrested him and tool: him to the utlics.. where be was placed in the tombs. :1t one o'clozli in NIL: att-rmm some one went to the watch Noose, whir: Milligan was found, a huge gash cut in hie throat, bleeding profusely, and an open razor lying neer him. •hr. llerr.sa was immediately called in, who sewed up wen ii... An hoar afterwards he was removed to his home, he now lies iu a critical condition. T_e physi• ci•'n is un.sble as yet to say whether he wilt recover, bat he is extremely win's: from i 1.138 01 blood, and hie recovery is a matter of c usid,•rubie cioubfr The cause of this rash act i,. unismswn. resided iu Allegheny for tonic time, art L s wi mildly, with the excepikn of his wife. (:ottiutry 11.exzes, ... , ra mm!•,l JoLu Fteaik waii,,kiPed at Rice's iicu. t..ile Liii(l of Wooster, 011! ,, , ot: Fri 1 k was ,:iggiug under. a hill, wti th artii and Lo Y. 215 buried under it. He extrie.o.t-d imluediat&ly, but died toou afterwards. Ile aud a eau childred iu destitute circuzustanc,b. At i'f t ....2-shn of the Court of Common Pleas of Port.i;te county, nt Ravenna, the widow of Henry T. Sny mour ,C1IN•Tell damages to the amount of $4,000 from the nu‘i C'n.,..d..nd Railroad Company. Her hue band wa,.17.i1b!,1 by a cjilisbm of trains on the road, on the nth ..; ,185.1 A child. ci Charrirs Heckor, who resides in Eadt Ettlelll Ardrcer scalded to death on last Sat rlimrcatici- of Mr. ll,,cker's had 'mated some ql a tin cup for the riurkmilo of chasing, when the 0, i , • Ind poured the scolding writer d'wn t 4 u,int; it death in about twenty-four hour, TIV, chit i WR6 about two , years old r 1:0.yo oo,l..lnencoLl their loloora on the Eci6 I,l,argu 1. lilroqd, and the work will now go on r-h -idly t Ili tird,,-04,pluti.m. Trues u,itwar..l on the Central Ohio eight miles east of Zanesville, uf l'hruu pas3engers were slightly Mit:hell, the mail agent, was badly eaf.fidc.r n,moderiswell- was severely scalded , an i the nia,bil.,ry badly br - ukeu up. The P,eaident of the road had ihe pa,enger., c_)nvoyed lowk to Zane.sville, where g :ye th. fil fin'' (Hone!, ood scut them on their way re. 11,41 - 0 warmed in;the P,,,rtm-,e county jail, attempted to ~..tninit suidde ~r 1 last i'donday night Ile formed a rope t.,f the stic,..ts of his bed, and secured it to the cell door, but iuet as everything irat prepared fur his exit from this world' fellow prisoner cut him down. 7.sort morning the latter made an apology to the sheriff for having saved the would he suicide 'Tom his own destruction. MILLIULtiIIg I:CUL:Ler ilnnouucea the death of Mr. Daniel Eaton, en old Pennsylvanian, in Yougstown, in the eighty' fourth year cf hip age. iie removed to Ohio in 1803 or 1804. In I'l4, he was elccLecl to the Ohio Senate from Trumbull county, and aqved the people in the Legislature 'during Ilt voral terms. Jamb Amick, amp, an eld and much esteemed citizen of wheeling, met a sudden death one day this week. He was unwell in the morning, and according to his custom bled I.humif in the ;mu, opening nn artery which bled so pro he,ely that ho died from exhaustion before the bleeding could be checked. In two hours from the commencement the bleeding he wee a corpse. The Youngstown lieguler gives u chapter of casualties during the last week as follows:—A on of Orrin Barthor oinew, aged about ten years, living three miles south of Y.nagstown, was engaged with a team in drawing saw logs• Le wee astride of them, when it turned with him, roll_ ~ver en hint, and causing almost instant death. His he::d au,' body were crushed in a moat shocking MAU' ntr The child of a Germsn family named Keasler, only two or three yema old, was 50 severely scalded by the upret tiug of a stovf., upon which a ten.kettle of water was stand tug, that it dioi daring the following day A child of of litter 11111, Mahoning county, between two and three }Tura ut age, met with a horrible death by Gelling iuto e hviler hot water that had Just been re, moved from the sLovo. It was so severely scalded that it bur:trod only a LT hours. thufriez, Va., on In,L 'Thursday morning, a little son of C. Merchant, Eaq., only eight years of age, while elytuir a eitit to hie eeusiu, dressed himself in a hooped ,irirt, and wane playing with 801110 little girls the skirt Gaught lire, and before it could be extinguished the little fel. low ow, :el severely burned that he died in a few hours. Edward Ayres, aged twenty yeare, made application to the Probate Court at Stuubenviile last week, praying for the ap pointment of a guardian, as he wished to enter an action hio wife, aged sixteen, for adultery. The Judge granted the request of the minor, remarking that they wore 'commencing rather early." On Wedue,.day, a gentleman in West Newton, Westmore 1,,c1 county, had two horses stolen from him. It was ascer: t.,at the thhvea had taken the road to Ebensburg, ~,.1 a pui , e, headed by a constable, started from Johnstown 1-1 pursuit of them. They were overtaken near Ebensburg, r.,d one of the fugitives wan captured and lodged in jail, kilo the other escaped. :C.lll,Ml..—llisi Maggie Mitchell concluded 11.-r ong-geLnent the National Theatre this evening, cud ‘,. hcpe her many triu.ds in the city will give her a good ace on the occasion. She i 8 deservedly popular here, as L:.'• houses hai (1..1% n during her engagement will tea. tify. The hi! t,or t,night Is a ,;u,ll one, consisting of the of "The Wild Irish Girl," in which Miss Maggie tiro rl3 tO111i1", with two Bongs and au 1 jig ; [ht. , aeuaation drama of “JORIIO Brown," of which ,• :lava aheady apokeu, and the nautical drama of " Tum 1...0i,;." Sueu n bill ae this le seldom olf,:rod, and 11. aura 1: will draw a good house. 1.M1N , 71,:c OF GRADUA'fF.6 E,T DUFF'LI SiLIiCANTIL.O COL evetut, pertuhang alike to the outs ali4 I th.. 1 - friende t occur in this eSn.lbitsilltleLlt gei , rally OLC, ill the examination on Friday, E.T. ~pee, J. S. Kith*, J. W. Dawson, J. A. Morgan, 11. G. b 1, E. W. Slice, J. F. Evans, and George Brubaker, gradu wire awarded their diplunaea, and each presented with of ralLiCdlCri -Pill/It/id sew System of Peritoenship aa lc comnennorative of their exempiaty conduct dtir . college, and of the satisfactory man :, Each of them fill6tailltd the long established Jr , their preceptors and the institution in their tir:.! , 2:11 , 11in lUI/.. . & Co., 56 Market street, are still giving away prizes bcok,. A potbcr ellver watch was drawn yesterday. you co!, ~arches, all the standard literature of the , •.. purrs, and get something valuable with e kno - .v of no better "place to get your money back" the (lift Book Store. TIIE MINSTRELS AT THE TiIEATIISi—Tho Boston Opera noupe at the old Theatre arc et.lll drawing good lIOURCE : Ta king last night eiS a criterion. Tt:e performances of Dick Sit ter'e little dog are wondorful, and the burlesque on the Mu serd Conceit ii el - cellont. This afternoon, at the Matitee, w hi c h w ill ro ililloiis he crowded by the tats ecx and the little one+, Ih•• 11.011 will appear in the brat port of the pc ~t ; r4't wh:te requz,. The prvgr.nairit , cou.a.us ucl tLe latest nocbttiet,,aad ta3ervt, a gutotl taws, ill the evening n g' , ol bill Will bu prebt”) tad. by a card iu anothe: part au' p.•14,-, , een that a complimentary benefit has i.oett teo:;ered to 74c- Bria .'sqate at FL. :er's Theatre, by his CI leads. it, u.ke place on eveuitiF at this place of umussuieut. UY thia, however, we anal' cluck again. TiL PhEtiCH or.ty,ri of these artiste to tuke place at St. Paul', Cat'uedral on Sunday night, )611f nrovwwwirWORMWERIPINEMERIPPREI Procure your ticketH to.day Mae. ItUHU, the uctre , ;•, it givind, •trit x,•:“1:11, at Cau:nn, Ohio, in company %AliJoa Suthern,d, the vocalist. They hart. boon Nv , 4l received b} the citiz,ne of that place. TIIE RIVERI have underiar, lit little change . t/ICO our second edition of yisteiii , iy, both he Monougetela and Al legheny still faille, slo*ly. Ix iS ts fact worthy t', :Toth , of 101 who buy clothing either ready made or ordered. tin.r Carnahan, Allegheny City, baying built up a largs leedneAson the cash Tiritem, is now fareilhiug a C.eilnooible g Tr:ll , er. of superior quality at pricLA regular r tte6 inturefited will do %,ell to give hot, 4 Trial 44 - 3 - THE L'E; OP DR rio , 6rF.TrElvs " BITTER.," Fiatui,kr, iw.0m.,,,s of the Bromlo h , or /ill:, ,tl,l r I h., ,),,t to noun in AMC! iCa or Op T o. :Ole to ..T.tte :out:y ttail he itqtcr. " etistis, is to ti3O prop 0 for 00 0! Inua. 1.. t•' I.[ • - vtzre t rem 'nor' 1,1 t, t 0 ' I, " 0 .1., 11 3111111M1111 it thudl u of 1 i, eXCLOII•Le.. U. tic t I t. .V.' r.)prw. tore :hat c hit provo a pro It curr to th, taiCtt.d, and t Fur • ; awl Li} .:.•.,j7TEC.'iLit at !ilnoutexturera and Proprio:x.r., urJ G 8 Fruut ntra•Y t 2 mfg?.-I- lAL dOTICES. DOLLAR t.i.AVINJB BANK, No. 65 Fourth street. I espusits made with this Bank lief the nrst day of lune,wii(BtAw jute est from date. 113y28* 0 CILAS. A. GOLTON. Treasurer. MONONUABBL A. SA Vi.N.'3 r LIND y._ NuTICE—The St , ,k elubacripti.,ri Books of the tliot e institution, will reupoo opon for a eine t time at tit, office, No 69 Brant dtreet. Any per,on calling on the Secretary, will furniehed with a copy of the Charter and By awe. iecount days every Monday, n.,tes nauvt be offered before 3 o'clock, P. M., mine day BOARD: WILLIAM PHlLLlES,.Preeidemt CIILEC TOR C: J. It. Vie'dim .I(alua Rhodes, James &Mlle. A. M. Pollock, Philip Haynie:, A. S. Nlcholaon. JAMES S. EL 'JON, ecrecary and Treasurer ID) 27 1m [OO THE ALLEGHENY HANK —llle bush:ass of thin Bank will be [ran:tooted at the corner of Third and Wood etreetk, on and alter M,nday the 19to inst. apl9:tl--0 W COOK, Cashier. YoUNG MEN'S LIBRARY AF.sociAncol.—The Library of thin inetitutiou having been re-tion,n9e.l, the Librarian will be prepared no acid after THURSDAY, the 20th last ,to furuieb books to inntubers. By order.. thyl 8 • LI BR ARY COMMITTEE. BUSINEz.tn MR,'; , DAILY UNION PRAYER ' MEETING, at LAFAYETh; HALL, I`..rral street, num 12 to 1 o'clock. dilly—ciioncric.nir FItIL:1. Moil 911, and Coutioniut until teethe , bhtice. Laymen will con .ict the meetings, bat Cie: ze.. oe kyr earnrstly requeltod to be preneut and take pert to tin, cii, , rc;en. Corn,' in for 9ro minutes, I you cannot - itk - Illktirl 1,11:;• r. ~prrtf OFFICE 11 , )c (XGA11! , , , . A ; NSURANCE t.9bur k 4l,, l'sbS DIVIDENI). Tlll A'..L) 011giAtIda i11. , 1171111C0 ^t L'l:t - L,117,, tilim day dividt,od 'IWJ SHEfif li, Cu L, app ied to the a-du•A:on ~t OF OF I'A I:NtifURANCE CO., aft, lain, 1t,•36. THE DIEECTUHS T. 117 .{)IIIPANY HAVE this day declared a FiFTEEIN CENT. ou Cal&al Stu . '}: ~i i , ilt C. profit, of thi , las . .:is ILIOZAIN. FIVI.I EN. pa able in ca.h. and TEN PER GENT. to bn apptm,tlll., n cr•.:it on the uott.43 f Stocitlau:clerB. 1. WESICI,ItN T.ltty 4th, 1818. hIIT C AND I)llVr:C.,'.lho+_, (4 - the We! t. er II I Llt/1L1T,111,1 1:/-,011,11:1' 01 I'. It'd nI r A cb hay, thiA it Vid-rid•ll ::,1,111. t OFfFT V CIL , : rid on IL, t:ordbil TwJ doIIo share of wbicli to b applied o a criidii to 62... A AC- Cf , llllt., and Two uoll,.rn ;Lod P l, :t. , Conte p , t eh:tie to b: paid, ii. cloth, to 0:, or joy oat. mys I. M .ticretar3. THE VEPS 1,); B. ItQbkou, baj a: Aprii y, 1555 u;:11 itittsrs Lr two years Imlst, u this community, ind hat, - - heir ,7,ctit upon .real: and dcliilitate•lc ttiC“.3 innch troubled Ith to. bid Liver," I h no tu , itaticy in 6tiying they aro tl4. thing A',021), =3=M2lll! tt,:burEh AM U SEMEN S. 'OSTER'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, Eul Li-Adtl3 and. _NI In , w.r J C. FOSTER. Acting and Staca Mnuak; , ,r A. W. 17 ,, UNG. Treaatu-er G C.OII.GIL t./ALE eY PalCr.ei Priv&te tictec to hold aim perunce $5 00 Greer Circles l'arquette...6oc. Ltr,.or 1-nr k;Eit- Dwre open at 7% o'cloch. Cm lain to "tee at IX to 8 S2ITURDAY EVEN tING 28th. fd5S, will be pre e&euted the new Comedy. in three zw,t, TUE WI L. 1 ILISH Cuuulattl l'daL•gie with aung,d of "OrLoroL of 11,,Iroey,'". Teddy O'Neal," and Dance an lri4h Jig After which, JESSIE BROWN; OR, ME RELIEF OF LUOKNOW Jessie Brown Mull Maggie Mitchell. To conclude with (first tine this season) the great nauti cal drama of TOM ORINGL'S LCG; OR, MAT OF THE IRON ELAND. aui Cringle Mr. Ches. Foster PlTT6'l3llllofrit T kl ATRE. MJ KTNIIIERLY I...esEi. - A AND AILICA.O4III. This SATUB.DAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock. for the Benefit of MASTER RENTZ mid LITTLE TOMMY, the company of Minstrels will appear in the first part io WHITE FACES, and in the second end third parrs as NEGIItOES. The little dog WAli lit i‘ilifuN will go through his wonderful porforminicm. unge will give saps of ,heir beat songs, dancing, stones. tiorlreques, &c., anti Dinh Sitter Lis Chanipi,n Dance ; the whole concluding with Lon Morris' successful hire, of SicuS ANN, DUSTY 808. For the al l tera,,el thlulisslou to the toxel4 will be only 5 cente; Children 11l , A cents. tleete'd lb cent,. SATURDAY EVENING, Lb, porforimitiee with the DANDIE DLL it KIES. To be followed by the performanced of Dick hliter'e won derful d-g. After which Champion Dance by Dick Miter, cud illustrationa of Nigro Low Liie by the tull company. The whole concluding with the N.1.0.N6 VER. CONCERT, a la Mnsard I introducing the brieis. Tin, String and Reed Band of twenty-five perform •rs. Mmiday eve Meg, Campliznewary Benefit to Mr IVIIRIDE. The entire troupe of Miustr,le will appear Also, Miss Kimberly and Mr. M'Bride will give some pops kr recitations. GRAND CONCER T THE MEMBERS OF THE MUSICAL CONVENTION OF THE FIRST GERMAN NORTH AMERICAN SINGING ASSOCIATION Will give one grand, vocal Lind illStf Ulllollt£ii CONCER-T Of from two to tho hurairA Performero at tho NATION4.L TiIIiEA.TR2 On TUESDAY, June Bth. The programme uu this circa.. Will he the modt nttiaciire that has ever brim uttsriid in any concert room iv North America. The gale of Ticket', at $l.OO, for [MI GRAND MO6P2IL TREAT, will commence, at uo,m, n Tum'ilay, May :lath, Hie% at the !Amur Store ~f lf hither S Bee., Ch .rlotle num, and John H Metier, or NI the ;:e of the National limited uuuil,er Can only 1 e a 10. Pt . E.iiun, Wishing ta eecare seat, can do 60 without extra 'A.-lig-at the Troaaliei l i odic, el l I. Elniatre whoa, p:an of tn. ere can tie /kW/. my ; 22:3w JOHN W. `,111( . _ BILL PEI )ST WILL ATTEJ) TTIE POSTING and DISTE.I.I3tiTI'' or 1 , 01: CONCL-113.1'S . :,!. I r•:or other viiso—directed to the of:Sic., 0: to, 1,1,.; rt,c(lve prompt atteatlou ecu7 COLLINS' PARK TROTTING ASSOCIATION, ARRANGEMENT FOR THE ON OF 1858. HATES OF AI 21.1.5H10N: T rkut, $lO 00 and 1 00 Hurtle and I.lugg3 Horse Ir.en , LO Peth striana, each 2:5 Lathe,. Free Pernan:: act ha - ring eel:non Ticketx will bu charged tine Dollar extra for the privilege of driving er riding on tho coarzo each time Tickets can be had at the corner of Liberty and Wayne etroeta, from D. It G '77A V, or at :11 , 1 gate. I my2l:lin L. C. t:1?..- A'IIOI3,NEY AT LAW AND CONVEYANOEL. 01/71102 WM? U. IIILI , B31:11111. saLtalls No. 89 Moulttk ites.wit t'.ll , IJr 113,1),, ot.l 111:e dm ug ' • • ••4 r irj ttl =MEI JIt•; of thu !am AT • 5, cr-W.l.r Oa PE) LI VEIL.— baluniel uayi INDESTRUCTIB: itt r ple - SElLm'i'S PATENT M CONSISTIINC,' OF CAIIVA4 rfrufigliTElP • RESINOUS SII BSTAN -, ETC, rIL" MaT ' l l 2 7EI la 'IfSUE UNDERSIGNED IS PREP Airy,' D Fc.) • i.N RE PA IS R t ft 4 Roofs, with Russell's Mastic. TILe composition is It ..tpr ,r itf.)", , . il.• or st-ei , ;it ts b.. pp lied on Tin, Iron, or 0 d Shm.;len, inching a perfect Jet,. c nut odi c ned wit. , ,,pliorit 4 route,: it will wither crack nor run ;it in impervious to water • 1 ' Ilt.lr. ii .1 , or rn -.1:1- th to doy :Char kior of •,t -mg. This ro ding material in us.al in vas quantities thc e ughoo 11,4 . dionsert, Rol' l.; ' , Jilin. Railroad Care, and r•teamboata, giving ttntiresati.ractiou, rod a inn I.ratoction Rout tin, ei Although this roofing was only introducad here in 38.56, it can bo seen on man cf Inc trithltngs In toe city. A ..-. u, mint of the Railroads I her, refer to a few places where this Mania.; is in use, and tar, t,d. Mad sari Pinnburga Rs in , . hell, Air; Bridgeport; Marticsv:lle; Portland ; Lagiouge ; nteuben: it Y'elloville; Li, orpool out; iloch tune, and the Manchester Depot; Pennsylvania Central Railroad; I•prtire Creek t.rta 6tt , tion, .iii -t Tipton ...id Par sonage at Altoona•, Allegheny City, Weigmlnntor College, and luau? rthet. Pittsburgh, J Cull: , 'Nate bonne; Bea. Trimble's Rotel; also, numerous othein in thin city. All orders left at No. 247 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH, (where samples of the ma terial can be seen,) will receive prompt attention, by THE GREATEST l' ILI S DISCO' _ OF BELE AGE. MR. KENNEDY, of:tabiry,h:s d r i e tuv orrd In ore s, orr ~.pasttu,,thaoii that curea Every kind of Humor, PitOM. TU WOEST BCROFVLA DOWN TO A OCHE:SON PPdPi.,k, has tried it In over elcven hundred cases, and nevei failed except in two cased, (both thunder humor.) lie ha: now in his possession over one hundred certificates of itr value, all within twenty mile, of Boston. Two bottles are warranted to curt a nursing core mouth. One to three hottltA will cure tho worst kind of Pimple; on the fano. Two ur three, buttlet will clear the ayutam of bile% Two bottles are warranted. to cure the worut canker in tb, mouth or stomach. Three to five botticz are w9u-ranted to the worst kinc of Eryeipolas. 0 c to two hottles arc Wftilllll , C4 to cnro all humor in:the ayes. Two bottlro are warremtcd zo rare ranning of the ears an( Win:lice among the hair. Four to six t , attles an-, warranted to cure corrupt and running nicart Ouo bottle will cure o'caly eruption of the akin. Two or three I , Dttiet are WE" rantad to cure the worst kind of ringworm Two or three bottles are warranted to OCIT9 the moot dew perate cane of rheumatism. Throe to four bottles aro wcrranted to cart salt-Rheum. Fivo to eight bottlen will care the worst case of scrofula. A benefit is always experienoed troxu the first .bottle, and a perfect care Is warranted when the above quantity is taken. MASB Dseit 91& exit Thu repatatiou of the Heinen] Discovery, la curing all kind of humors, is so well established by the unanimons VOW.) or ail who have ever used it, that I need not say anything on the subject, as the most skilful plural. chins and the moat careful Druggists in the country ore an enininus in its Iu pra‘aenting the Modica! Tilscoyory to year notica, I dc it with a tall knowledge of the cnrattre power. in relieving all, and curing meat of - ahoae diseuaes in which yon are nn fortunately 'so I That moat excruciating dizeato to or affectionate 111(..)ier, NURSING SORE MOUTH, earod as if by s miracle; 3 on: own tonip,n i; rthitored its natural ove , kAtuc - ‘,., and your babe from short nod fretful u p to cntm ami nwrot slumt.orr the Mediu.] Discove kaoomen a fountain of Wernir.q, to -. our ht2b,‘_rtd and ,inußbhold. 1.146 morn AvaaNs.i CANEER t,storiti, to tit: ritociazh, car,;":"g DYSPEPSIA, tz ao:h:ug ta:t ' •stvl 11 IDNE'i :3 gollt fe4211:—.:„ nt.1.1,11 iuditiorc3llo.9 t.% C/1 hl circa ct your famil; Your otomuth RAW AND INFCAMED, ;cur food On you esti only take certhir t toes, nrbi cvo, ...h.'? your Bybteiu duce not gut half thi it c )11 I-ilia') Bo the , crimorititet fluid t -.:raker enti it op: your completion lotto. its Llooto ittel be. ouu,ea rtud your beet day h gocio. For a - editof nuurruhuaeut your synt.liru tiecouitt, loose awl flabby ; uod the Libras of yucx body become mined. Then follow° NJ:in of dieesael whlob ti: , : yte dice.' is li,ialiarh; adapted to .1 F-.• L I.lle 4t3a-rt. p... 1.. rl.;, apil3o,fl.lBrnall the ha...k tho tap J.ant vehen yr.r, irrt,„..larity of trl•-• r, 31.1 tico, that most oxciu. ol ttisawtt., the !L 1.5; Low tilauy thoneerols of ;,,ur 'cum,- 4re ..ninuri.,6 frAr no. dhlea=3 and pilling array a inberable life, and ti,lr nazi loot neighbor doe., not know :to- ceu,o. f wish to 1 - uf•roif yoor mind that old provero, "An ounce of preven• lo 3 I: terter ihall a pound of cur," tho MEDICAL DISCOVERY 'on Lave born the preventative and the cure, with thiz nd E;',",0,; quality, :hat it will never, no cirr nn ~.(7Lren11.1, 1 1P.:i.,09. 0 von any t!: LL, enongli art: tattle frit per de..3-- C,hildra over ton yetes dectiert apoontut--tttron y.iira, ten epoordul can be r.aide to A.reiat. bovicis twice a day. Ytiars craly, Price $1, , ) ,, Bale oy uf). L. li]L'lctili, 14-6 E•11 - 4..t. Plitabargb, ;'. i4,,,p LI, 1; AME 6 C. CUTLER. OY CINC3INN ATI, :Ssyd he hid to quit biu,iiiesi for eight yeare from Asthma. i-everal Physiel.tua gave him ur,--he used Ayer's Pectoral and other Cough ii•yrups, but still grow woree. 110WIIIN'S VEGETABLE COIIPOUND, Completely eared him of every Eoml:dance of Ws old disorder PREPARED BY BOWMAN & CO., ALLEGHENY, PA. Li. Lilt by ON:). IL KEYSER, PiVaburgl., ,T. P. Lloghaky City, .t,nd Druggist 3 generally Chiluta, Giass, and Queen3ware. SPILING STOOK JUST OPENED, AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT OF .711: - M .17'.. laT MIL -sr 3E XC+ -1:. " 4 E' , 1,224 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. urno IS NOW RECELVINU FROM VV Europa and Eastern Clties, a choice aeaortment of asides in his line, comprising LIM and tasternl shapes of join White Stone Tea, Dining and Toilet Ware, and the 6,:ZIE in Plain, Gold, Lm,tre Band and Flowers; Fine White. lux-lard Iron Stone Table Ware, known to be the most dor able now in aie for Hotels and Steamboat French China of new :0::;les, in Pare White and Gold Sand, either in Bets ur snac pieces; Richly Gilt and Decorated Toilet Sore; Brit :so nit, end Plwed Castors; German Tea Table Spoors, igtleg, etr... plated with silver: nue Ivory Handled Oar,ing, Teaand Table liniveB and Former, Tea Waiters and Trays; Shaker and Sea grass Table Mat; Japaned and Dec orated Tin Told Set. Also, a c )mpleto and full assortment of all articles suits• W.+ for the C.TUNTRY RETAIL TRADE, a; prices to please the public, who are r,spectful:y invited to examine this stock. mr27:3mdaw H. CHIL p 1 S & €OO 9 3 ----- • k 1 110 0.0, , 0 C Ef;: 05 E il"4 tr• Ik t aßL S 4 r 7,11 rt 4 - NO. 133 'WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA., HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR largo SPRING STOOK OP BOOTd AND SHOES, craistlng of a great variety of seasonable and fashionable goods adapted to ;Ting and Butritu-r sales. Uaving been purchased for cash, a; reduced prices, they feel warranted in saying that they min supply Western merchants, by the package or dozen. at WI low prices 1.1.4 the same quality of good can be purchased in the Eastern cities. Particular attentioi.. given to orders. Mao, a good Supi,ly of New York and Spanish Bole Leather. ap7:3m...is . 411 ' , . , : ?,. ca:" -3 ;7:-.-.7. - -:- - 7 , -,---_...- .7 . )..; . .?•`—' .......;4' c t-t. .. "; ›,1'i.• ( - 1 0 ,t• , _ _ 41 , 1 ,....1- . ...., , - F -ti 'c.. - . ---- ,1;;;;:4.:t1,..r..- 4 ,-.1 . -± ,i• jit.t7. 4t-. ..• ' 1 ----1-')---'4,-- ;... f .--,-,Fr 7 4;f4 - 1,,.,4- . ..4,..Z . ....5. % .-,...,-1-7-,,4,-24,-54,;:.--„,_,..._.f;-:_.•,ti er=l--,,-..ti -1 4 ,.ic1.,..---m ~. _ 1 ' '' b. R. i - qI 1 m :A_RBLE 1 _:Y'.4 ~, ,t4.41L, , . Jr® -EH A ,rat C cy.f /AT HAS A EIZAUTITUL SELECTION' OP MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES. MICROSIMS, Posts, (Soo., &e. The public are respectfully invited to examine our suck. Prices low, and work warranted. 17 NO. ESA LLBRaind BTHEUZ. ItIFINrc vak-4 qtL , nl h; then to the my26:d&a 3 - C ~_ ~ ~' ~ v o ~- r~ .1~ F 3E . alcA La KY ga ~~ ~ ~ .1i Isi FXHNESTOCK, Agent I CHARLES H. SUP.EII 'IT 20a.N EP OF PP.NN AND ST. CLIIR STEERTS, doliciouc. CREWS SYRUPS in tlio city iu par: STRAWBERI;Y CREAM, 2.ASPBEIIItY (`REAM PINE APPLE CREAM Al] all othor phis Syrups,in Liao A COT lON SALES. !AWNBROKER'S SALE OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND CLOTHINB.-.--Ou WEDNESDAY, TBURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATU•tD%Y, May 26th, 27th, 28th an 29th, ut ten and Va.() o'clock, each day, will bo sold a very large stock of valuable clothing, new and n; cocci band, fram at. tosstarn l'a A uhroker, which must be closed without reserve, on :he !Move days. The stock comprehends every article of Jentlemen'e Wear iu extensive variety of material and style; superior Black Ciottt. Frock and D:eas Coats, light fancy Cassitoore Coats, Mack Cloth and Cassi mere Pants, Mace Cassimere, Linen, and T geed Pants, Silk, :Mtin, and Cloth Verity, and a large stock of Summer Cloth ing, of every style and variety. mr2.4 P. D 0;18, Auctioneer. 9 0.006 A P u tt e R o ttE T D u DTAUyC evenAi Jane lit, at 8 o'clock, at the Commercial i7i.alcsroorns, No. 54 Fifth stmet, will be bold by order of 51.sare. C. Dun: en oud 11. W. Acheson, Twenty f oteemil Dcilivit of preferred stock iu the litirinir.gham d Pit tstiargh Bridge Company in tote to suit nu:chador+, Which will be entailed td a dividemil et ten per cant. p, r annual out of the t lIIH f ,aid bridge betore any divideud said on the other stock I.s by the said company. il4, I'. .1. LAVAS, Auctioneer. LAKtiL ba:LE; i 2 AL LECILIE.`:Y CITY, on fl Wo,t Cuninson, end Itidi,o Nivea, un TUKSD E ' June Atli. at 8 o'clock, in b,ccr.! story 2i4les !tonal or Lii nets auction 1101150, No. 54 Fitt: sCi et, will bJ ald, that very vol cable and beautifully It rend Real Eittate of John Irwin, Ittig , weil know u as thu NVe!k" rty, tre Wert e ol ia n , Fi t tr;t4t.l, iTty City, 4.“41 into h i ts of '.i.,zc size, these desiring to erctt:t fine •cr.ttlene--; and a range of safilloe lute edep:- 0 , 1 :t.l" cot:di:triable ii inestee.tlis, ,is : 4-ts. lutb frontia.; on thy: Wee:: Coalmen tie Irwin nverai-. bet WO( II ttidize street an • Water line, each 25 feat front, 'to tending buck 185 to a 2J Let :V int , lute fronting Gil Ridge awl C ALtnti etr e eth, „f hiCti 16 la! tret wide ) Lod lltj Ling about 50 feet front by 28::_tet in • depth. , • feet und ea, lot about. SO fee feent t L.le , rt 1,1 street. each ext.mdbir bash two loiLdred and ei::.ty lie: to a forty lout etii.-€r. no ttio ert3 si nichsd Ilowen, Esq. Forty tit: no lott, feet fr..ot ou Contr. - .1 street. exteadiug We.t.2r lane 14u test, to a twenty reel For the aittisLction of purchasera t the itad havn been tital:v.! , t 1 nhd ntindwrct. of which, panne c; - .a ho had at Li, unction c,bii,, anti flit in ointi ,, ii shown , II appi cuthm. T,TIIIB tit :Alt, (111327) l'. U. DA V tS, A et'r. ..._ .o.',VI,iN;ING ALAI! , Y EVEN Till.; WE! or until all is rind, will be offered .it ;ICC AitTl; AUCI lt.iu Wood street, an ,:xten-,ve 'non - talent of rich Gold Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watt iar 0, I , te alt. The !a mil: he - cpe.ll for eitsanir.ation (ascii (lily, ntlrinen are respectful !, incited to cull , and I h., v ',Ay purchase at private sale, whole.role cr rota.i. 311.1 all go JUS shall prove as repre eir tea and sat4ittet lry, or money refunded. is bo'ieve4 to Le the hurt se.eeted uui moot Lik , dirat/Itl et /cti etc., evor bas, v ~ .4- f ered at Auction in tit, city, 0111 is ici l y w •rthy teas of purchasers, as tile whoi.: mu , t b • said aiu_diately. sale to confluence each evening at it% o'el •_(S t: A 1 4 it 9.Y, Sslenuaa n ?i. G. :dui)... ii:TN "E Y, hoctlr. DAGUERrE.EAN, GALLERIES RalW CARGO CO, ildliiiirotyphar4 9 NEW YORK GALLERY, WO. 21 Fi th bfiQet, mid SUNBEAM GALLERY, 1,.. :0 urkut ..root and Diamond, .I.l . tteLmrgi, 1.1? TOES TO SUIT tn:,-19:tf-3p 'WILKES' GALLERY OF ART, 1 . ,4j0. 60 141A1.KIET STREET.-PICTURES taken at thin illallery by a new and improved prOCClFE giving the natural color of the hair, eyes, dress and complex, ion. They are „acknowledged by all who have examlm-_, them to be far Suyerior to ally pictures oval exhibited in this city. Citizens and strangers are invited to call and examine his large collections of Hi?. Gallery being on the second floor, is easy of access. B.—Pictures 01 Ultildrbu taken in two 83C01.1,12., at No. Ilarket - ;:reet. nry277tilic pIIOTOGRAPIIIL—i:His ART 11A8 BEEN brought to each perfection that pictures taken by this prhuesz have been prcmonnc,d perfect by the scientific world. They can be had in all their beauty and artistic elegance, at WALL'S PIOVRE GALLERY, on Fourth street, .lases' Buiiding. [myls:lw AMBROTYPES- A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE I'ICTU.MI WARRANTED, CAN BE HAD AS LOW AS AT ANY Frasr2 CLASS ESTABLISHMENT TILE COUNTRY, AT 171./ ALL , g, B, m - th street - Removed to 2t Fifth Street. , (ThIARGO & CO.'S PiIOTOORAPIIIC AND AMBROTYPE JAL - LEDA . has been removed from 6 Fourth street, to No. 21 Fifth turret, near Market. These rooms having been built especisilv fir the purpoee, with three larga light', are not eurpaseed in the city for commrt, COLlVellletice and excellence in arrangement. Z• gur old friends and patrons en ; those wishing su perior litumessea, are invited to call. Reception Room end Specimens on the ground floor. - ap7 WHOLESALE CLOCK DEPOT, No. 4121 Fifth street, near Wood. EINEIVIAN&NEYR, WILIOT,ESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FINE GOLD AND SILVER :VATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. FANCY GO -PSG WATCAIMAKIIMS TOOLS A _) WA:11_ 1 ,11 ' E I RIA. _ AT EASTERN PRICES ,-Ea C. Wii;ST & CO., -FZ,TX- ERR I CT S, Roo KAWAY:, Ira (i LES, L; CLH LES SLEIGHS N. 1,7 Penn st7e,t, PIITSBUR3II., PA Zee?' Ail work warranted to be of the beet materials and workmanship. mrl2lydis NOTICE `CO 2:IIOI.IITECTS.- cn purse:,nce of a reso lution ad - 4.tod by the .11,,,u , truout COLLlMitiablatrd, at a meet in T., at ite;rii. - ultra, on the 13:/.1 iuotant, Plan', Specifications and estimates are turd.' 1.. r the urnrion of a 3.1.0 N C Y.NT co the memory of HiliZsTi. of Penasylvanis. Wbo lost taeir 2, res in the late War with .11oxi,:a. The cast of which, is not to eyed the sum of THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS. Comm=aticatlons to bo eddreeoed to the Governor, at Her riebarg. Persona fnrniehing Plans, will please send their ESTl ander seal, as they will be for the twe of the COM. missionas only. For the Plan which may be adopted, a premium of Two aondrod Dollars will be allowed. By order of the Cornminaioners. 711t31i fiper.tory cT 190,11 diA.SKET BOARDS—For Packing Joi n t s Bold by WM. G. JOHNSTON .4 CO, mys Paper Baez% 67 Wood woe. _ 1 ; 7. VANILLA DAILY POST. FROM YESTERDAY'S SWIM) EDITION. pprcini Despatch Pr Pally Post] Airival of the Romaine, of iieo. Pereilfer F. SintLh In ;21.11..tdelpAla. DAILY PObT IciLA morning on time, eitcompaal bs the C10,N.10110 have tin a hsAigneti a pi, m.ll 1.1 p 1114 ntn to-day by Gm lily ale, at tilt ,t_ L.nwt once hotel. Philadelphia is wive tur the procession. wr.ich moves at three o'clocla for Laurel Hill. Urn. Scott ne ex pected tc I..artici,ato iu the ceroin tuts. J. I'. B. Congressional WABLUNGTON CITY, May 28 Senate.—A communication ccaB received Cron:, the PreFident oovzring corregpondence retTocting the arrest of Gen. Wiiliam Walker, whi,h vrqe lqi.i over and ~ rdered to he printed. Mr. Seward, of New York, presented resolutions to extend the session to the 2lst of June. Laid over. Mr. Mason, of Virginia, from Committee on For. eign Relations, to whom was referred a resolution inquiring whether additional legislation is necessary to place power in the hands of the Executive to ob. lain redress for recent Britisi, aggrosions, sub mitre, a report, the substance of which is that rjfic.al state ments show , a succession of acts of egg; es,ion by British cruisers in the Gulf of Mexico so marked and extraordinary as to have awakened the indigna tion of the country. Vessels under the national flag, pursuing a lawful commerce, have been tired into, stopped and interrogated as to cargo, destination, crew, &c. No less than fifteen American ships in the harbor of Segue La Grande. and six on the high seas have been officially reported, each arrival bring,ing adciitional Leis of egressions of the same power on our flag. It has hitherto happened that in isolated rinses where similar aggressions have occurred through misconception, the United States has been contented to accept a disclaimer of intent, but the continued and persevering character of these out rsgss is such as to arouse the indignation of the whole country, and to require arrest at once, and to end at once and forever the continuance of such in digaities. The slave trade is alleged as an excuse ; tbo Committee will not discuss that question. It is sufficient that the United States, though often invoked, refuses to recognize the right of police. They rest on the principle that a marine, under its flag, cannot ba visited or questioned without its con. scut, and the Committee deem this c fit occasion to declare it as the principle of the United States, ad mitting of no reserve or qualification, and to maintained at any cost. House.—The House passed tho Post Office, Army, and Ocean Mail Steamship Appropriation bi'ls wore reported from the Committee of tho Whole. House then went into Committee of the Whole on the private calendar. From Washington WASHINGTON, May 27.—The United States steamer Water Witch reached the Washington Navy Yard about noon to-day, and by five n'olock in tha after noon had stowed on board a supply of coal, her pro visions and guns, bes'des having her shaft mended. She left here thia morning under command of Capt. Rodgers, for the coast of Cuba, to aid in prevent ing British outrages on Americkm vessels. In the Criminal Court, this morning, the cute of J. W. Walcott, late reecnsant witness in the Law rence, Stone do Co. investigation by special commit tee of the House of Representatives, was for the third time called up. The counsel fur the defendant moved a continuance of the trial, and read a letter and despatches from hie client. Tao Cuurc, however, refused to postpone, and forfeited the, recogn , z.lnce of one thousand dollars given for his appears.oca. Episcopal Cony cotton PHILADELPHIA, May 28.—L. the Episcopal Con veutioc, several ineffectual ballots for Assistant Bishop were taken this morning. Dre. Vinton. and Bowman were replaced in nomination. On the elev enth ballot Bowman and Vinton each received 69 votes, and Stevens 3. The last ballot resulted as fol lows : Vinton, 70 ; Bowman, 68 ; Scattering 4. Ad. journed till evening. Iti'Comb County (Mich.) Bank kb:tf.l; DETROIT, lfily 28.—The bills of tOti Bank of M'eorub County not being relearned at their agency iu this city, they are not received by our banks and bankers. The Usury Bill Signed bj. the Governor iiAntusßmin, May 28.—The lirury bill passed by the beat Legislature was to day signed by Governei Thlngo at. Washington The special despatch to the New York 1 - 1,/ , aid, from Washington City, gives us the fol lowing items for Wednesday : The expression of public feeling throuch.ths prass and Congress about the outrageous conduct of the British cruisers, hes startled ;tor Majesty representative here. It is understood teat L ,rd Napier ceuimuniv.tcd British Admiral on the Vy'est Inok station, ws 1 us with his government, upon the subject. Willi he is without offici-t1 infcrmatiou, be does hesitate, as a private individual, to express ths cpinion that there has teen some mistake about the instructions to cruisers, or the interpretati .1_ or application of instructions, and that his gov.. (Aliment will make satisfactory explanations. The naval officers of Washington have d praiseworthy conduct upon rho present occ.l It is understood that every one of di Wit i as made application to the Secretary of the to be employed, oven thou,-Tit not in a posi tion equal to their rank or claims. Officers of two New Yolk regiments have ten dered their services to the President in case of war with Et:lo44ld. The President sent to the Senate to-day the nomination of Mr. Harrington es Postmaster cat Cleveland, Ohio, vice Gray, editor• of the Plain dealer. Also Mr. Strather, as Collector at Chi cago. There has been a bitter contest over thece appointments. The House Committee on Public Lands have agreed to report a bill giving Nebraska a grant of land for railroad purposes. The same Com mittee have reported against all the other pro positions before them. ISUbiNI;SS CARDS J. & T GRO UT T, 1112011.TUS OP BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, ETC., DEALERS IN ME OLD SIONONGAGELA RYE WHISKY, PEAGH - AND APPLE BRANDY. ALSO, RECTIFIERS -A N D DISTILLERS, Corner of Smithfield and 11 , `ront Streets, t:p14.1 PITTSBURGH, PA. S. B. & C. P. MARKLE, MAN lIPAOTITRERB OF PRINTING, JOB, AND ALL BINDS PF WRAPPING Mi .4 Warehouse, No. 27 WOOO. :;;Ireet, PITTSBURGH, PA. 4-,S _lllags bought at market prices REIIIIOV.kIL. TOIIN MOORHEAD has removed to No. 74 ll'iter street, below Narket JOEIN.MOORMEAD, COMMISSION MERCHANT, iOB TUE SALEI OP PIG METAL AND BLOOMS, NO. 7.1 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET, mrl9 PITTSBURGH, PA PITTSBURGH STEEL WORK& BAAC JONES JllO. L. BOYDNCI:MU:MTGE JONES, BOYD & CO. 11.117UVLCTUTUITIN CAST STEII, ALSO, SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. sTE,EI SPRINGS AND AXLES. Cortier Ross and First Streets, y PITTSBURGH, PA 31 00IL HE 1.) & CO.. 13.1NITFACTETRMI OF imericasl 9 Plain C. Nrimgated, GALVANIZED SHEET IRON, For Rooting, Guttering, Spouting, ete. AGENTS FOR WOOD'S PATENT lIVIITATION RUSSIA SHEET IRON. Warehouse. No. 138 Flrot 'street, mr26:ly•is FURNITURE FOR CASH. Pittsburgh manufactured FURNITUI.V4 toll nssort,ur¢t ~ (.1 BUREATTZ, BOOK CASES, WARD ROBES, And every article needed in a well furnished well as a did aisortment OFFICEspIe FURNIT of URE, Constantly on hand and made to order. As the only terms on which business is done at thi,, establishment is for a a S IL PliCO3 are made accordingly. Persona in want of anything in the above line, would be advantaged by calling at PACHINER & IRWIN'S, No. 103 Smithfield street, below Fifth. J. D. Beaman, Joan b 2. .I.I6WWL, iiIIADFLP;I:A. )11) '2F. , i-h. this 'J it:: (Nhilutt,u of the Bind la the City Hall last CVouinr W :1 tL.I. Will highly interesting; thu music Ldpeti,lly Ling well t I . eente,!. A namber of articles made I.y the pui. ;,nun i re,uly purchqse;l4 among the aadi f: in 4 Oita:it ittreiit tilwayd ap with Ow ti htti basil:l(.Bd recei,t, 4 I tilo palittrd tho earlie+t t reading matter always 11,:1 , 1. Ca.l und Inru yutirLell with Suuday reading V: ;,' ti , ❑l. I t.a.rnalleh 1.11.2::11C 11 • ;1 • 1 ; th.. ntoouloon nI ry 1,. a "l Id, tt•l ou,re./ plyiog un 1,, r oto oft, Oo,t, r tiooNday, on t.z.• :1! , • t.el: g,111.•Ir. have rt,l/11/ctl, noolon, PITTSBURGH, PA ELL ~-30 tierces prime new Rice, now landing and far gala by i CUD MUM B FaClErr-i,071. F, INTELLIGENCE. Fkai rc.—The high water in the Monongahela la ,11 t at a rate slower than it rose. The boats from at,. • t faith r inivicea of disasters in the uppe r We heard this morning of two pair of coal barges at, tiler opposite the month of Beaver Creek yea te, nir,. but did not hear who they belonged tc, h II F. -ny, night, but is kept at about a stand thu wort Drift wood is cull running in both river rd, t;. AL. ght•ny this morning, and coming in contact with tho lirre rif Clair stree' bridge, Ikero broken in iiV , cca. A p of ,rttoln was rilingbt by 30111.3 b % ye blow tho iiZ Pr'SATtit.B..—After a long- ratinuance of rainy wiratner, have at length a reazonable prospect of being favored with a season of such weather as we usual!: have at this thlie of the year. For the first time in many weeks, the ba rometer points towards " sod the telegraph inforius us Via: the Nkt.ittlitir i at points west of us, has chang,3, and HI: quite clear. rlrould nature really return to roa.Soll oil! afford the faimers an opportunity of rum- •In their corn and traces, which should ha , e been month s'nce. The only evil result we antoipate 0 11111,i:id raise, tivyLitid JbOr deln [be stv•ply is en unhealthy summer. from nib a praii di II vei uses tn. I tarp; in Inilido s which iia exlitinting id this city and Alletllii us, itruck their o tiiii tour uir, g. dud c.,11.0 to Lbw side, where! Our, inteid git • P.ltlolin 1! inlay nod Toosday VeLlin4l, on nit_ us ~ n,. 1 ein it. They intend taking a tour the prOdeLL summer through Ohio, lidiinua ! I IhnotH, and we 1111,Vt, no duobt. they will have a profit ah.i• C .41 111paq;z1,.., tI.IS Sian,' J . vxhlbitiOlai is very p. pular in tic, - ±lO , l of the Went. ,isTP irial speed at Collins' Park, which I. It+,Vt taus pis, this afternoon, has been 1/001, WI:II t until Friday, June 4th, at the fle.mk, boar. ri.ason f thin han the unfavorable condo ion ut ti c track frnai the recent !lons. Those who antic.ied •ii - present to-day Lean ribtliing by this. delay, as both and horses will be in be :.ter ei next Friday. I MAYOI.:3 Btuck_rath, 01 All, gliony, had but uue siiiitaQ case •hiA u oruing—of disor derly conduct. which was bO4/11 disposed of. We thin, the aitizons of nr ueighboridg town have taken their cue !row the state of serenity oxistdag ou this side and doterruit to do likowisd. and osra'ilish f u r the twin cities a repwstion for pe..c.. .nd order. THE .II lc keLs for the German Sneugerbund i still uhic:Atted ; in. eed, tne demand is rather increneing. 'it learn that they a,i,teni piste smpooding the enie ot tick,ta until within a few days before the concert, iu to eccomm_date these c. me in from a distance, ulto sctiwt me/ill:era of any of the societies. We paid a visit this morning to a Low boat which has re utly hooled up o the wharf, and commenced coding for st i.otus and the Missori river. She is called the Victoria, built here, and is a lair sample of the skill of Pittsburgh inecnanic.i. 'she H neatly houished, and the fitting up is plain and tasteful. Imi.covoicaL—Tha murals of uur city, as indicated Ly the records at the Ma yor's Lace, d uiv a fticcided improve n : ent the present week. This moruiag only two unfortu nates ware found toe watch house, and they were Loth t!.- hiL Dann, tim remainder ci the morning e , 11.. Ii 1111,11. in• L 111 L , trying ~f Wu] . • :1. 14 4 A.1:111 eull Alder k44ll4,- 44r,44gt4.44.t the c‘ty as at the Mayor's ottit.. t LI, • 04i IV , 1 , 1L44.1 tins theruing could wo find it: et worthy 4.f notice. 'fhb: which had eve: attended tha e+, of J Y. . )li , J, :leleneatod Stan:lel Bitter., nad the nu• aarou, Which are daily rec,ived, in their fever, ea, e,ncia •ly that they ihe tie greateat and must ;ep,a;,,, ,:. aat ever to the publin lit et, appetiti.: Le re pr. relent, nt ; :I int., l`lt cin aff...1•1 to JO ‘ti:1101.1t /,11.g. ' IL • iit•er ,L in tat., ;tate and agreeable i t I nen . a e :n• • del ,pafal ; they are a rehab:: really , p,tic". C veil a , . etc. and a cure ea-t d De• I.,:eve.:l•ng U 151,1.1, of the day. dale N, a 1e nruprietar and alanulactartr, 2.13; la an ~ r la;tabargh, l'a, and by dealer. gen r J 0 ,7, i , .., Pli AIEYE R, ILLNUFACTL OF kila.ae Chair's, -- i , •:,creroodiiO4., 434 a l ' el&.3l stroer, JioVE 1:j E CANAL BRIDUE, CD the Far:. tort , uusiness. I also Li,v(..t., t I,Sl.):EilTiii. !NG Lr,lrlou !cud Ca.rriagoA IMRE SAMUEL GRAY, mE, RCHANT TAILOR, No. 52 St. Clatr Street, ITTSB UR GH, PENN' A., la prepared to iur.,sn his customers wad buyers geu wlth th, 14te3t ar,d moat fashionable styles of Spring ,rid summer Gooch of eery vari,ty, which he will make up TO order to the entire HatienCtioll of those who may favor Lim with 01,1 r patronage. myl7:lm ZIMES TAlrii;R, :)6 . Wood gireeti, Pittsburgh, Pa.., q.. 3 :u.3 at,Ja canz.o.uors du i buyer 3 general 1 , t,) largo stock of NEW SPRING GOODS, dir,ct :41a.,..ilacturers in Niansachnsettg, COMPRISING lIRJIi.4. \ 8, GAITER•I ,111.! (jaiWren'. DUN N LTS FLATS 61 FANCY II ATP Sirs. By and Youth's t- , A‘. AI LEAF, LEOLP•IiN, PAs:AMA and STRAW HATS and Youth's WOOL and FUR RATS All of ritnch will be fcund b great Variety. (3reat indoceinitut:i offered to CASiI and prompt TIME BUYERS eolicitcd 4,14 cart,lntly slocted and packed inr2.7:dtjel—is INEEEIM B. B. VICIGERS 8; co AtturacT ce-EnB uv R...)+CEILLB' 1 MYROV:S.D PATENT cuLflvvri)it ruErit, CORNER r. , 0— AND N'lS.3i STREUTH, e TT; +J Ps WILLIAM CLAYTON & WiI.iLESALE AND RETAIL NO. 37 _DIAMOND ALLEY, W.J0 , 1 PI 2'TSBUR GB, PA. ti A NV Nyehar.d, tit:tel.:beery, Cherry,. and Cognac. o' 1 %lotfol.nela Iteetilled Wtdeky, of the ;:'E'A'GER, Porwardinz , arid Commission IrerchEialt, 101: Ttlt har, Graia. itzteoa, Lens, utter, Scod6, Dried Fruit and Prodne..vnerally, Corner of /Tartlet and F'lrst streets. PrrrsEt. ites PA. Cl. Bail .1, Dilworth, Sr., ',on, 2.iiyd a Ott, HeLikell L. M . . M. Bank. List a Howell, t!i•Sorg.):l, DDLIPJ PZIXtOII Jc Co: nveDilaitt" Surunaier ILager ;Nees. _ r 011 E NDERSICIisi I!JD BEGS LEAVE TO inform ui= i'lleu,l3.nnti the public in general, that he i; io the daily receipt of this tlelieionn Beer, from the well. Kaown Brewery ,f J.:l. 6tranb, Allegheny City, it having proveLll to be the beat that was manufactured here ears, CLEAR, TASTEFUL and PURE. Give me a call and try it• JOHN 110TH, apt:4'ff At his old stand, N'o. 26 Diamond. two rafts aunt , down I'ITTSBURGLI,, PA n y—!c °Pi ItA TIES, WIC MEEMMI ,_,‘..110 3:0,„ i,47..R,C1AL. 2ZTriT.B . URGI-1 EOARD OF TRADE AND F°I4:II.CIIARTS' EXCHANGN. Pre/idea:. w. H. WILLIASI.*. Via Precidentt. ISA' Ati DICKEY, 2d Treaztv, re? . 1..;J1:Y..1.15, 4r. =MEM DEI. Coonnittez ‘tt Arbitration for Nay. DICH.EY, Vice Preaident. EDWARD 6111,0 G, W. W. MAUI, O. U. PAULSON, DAVID CAMPBELL, P 11" P S .R.LI 2 Ift.EradlT. Uarefully I.'cp.r!rd y J )SEI . ;' rt.,•ownsx, .Yiel.vriniendo .1 of ?la Ezchunge.. PirrantrEsii, May . 28, 1859. 5.,1,8 that tra ispired to-day amount to 590 barrels, viz: 100 bble fatally, from brat bands. on prirate terms; from store, 1;.0 bbli at $362 Mr awe:lino, $412% for extra, and $4 lo for tetra family ; 7U bble at $3 60 for superfine, $4 OU for , -xtrn, and $1 45 for extra family; 66 bbls extra family at $4 46 : re bbls extra at $4 12; 75 bble fine at $3 03; We bbls iu lots at $3 62 for auperthae, $4 123 for extra, ,ti $4 50 1.1. extra family. GRAl`.—Oste 100 bushel Oats Crum first hands at 27c; Ina ba.,l”:ln 4 from civre tll. 29( . 4)3ec. lee bushels Rye from store .tt 53, FEED... tilt of store slop stuff tit 0.30 11 100 Lb& DRIED Fl,lllT...Ssies ct 30 bo.:11e13 l'eaches from store sit ;.387 3 4, and ray ,or pclhagetf. TI A Y•••Saletf of 7 lu,tim iron: t Fealca at $12®14 tou. Got , burro:. SticuldOts at 7c; 600 bblo du ut ; 11J0 dame at 9 1 /0 fur city cured. t, Cou LI: a' 10c 1.1 r. 131 H at doz at. fIEttNIA:A CLAY. $ 1 311211i...z.fal I.fols 1 lon at ssu. 7:1 4 c, cash E'l,. ....Sales 6 lib!. V. - 1,14. I eke at ;111 : 6 half barrels do at Id ; 5 Ibla at $10; 100 bids nliad at $13Q13 4 libls Balt! o• 11crring at 1:8. .2 oil, Manilla at 13c 11 lb. stnall lot of raw at 18% gallon; 76 bbla rectified 2uc 7 EI nalLin. ;law York S£arket. Ninv Yens, May firm; E1fi16.3 10,500 bbla Wheat buoyaut ; 7500 Due sold; Chicago spring wheat at ir€ o t. , f 0 11.1 90; Wh;t. 98a$1 CJru declined; 15.000 bus c„ Id, Walt- le lower, and iuld at 71@)72; Yellow lower; r at 77: ur,„oood to fair 66@70. Mess 1 .k declior.l 15c; 517,35(c517,40; Prime 10c lower; ei no $14,29. -I . ant 11 , ,, , ,5". Whisky ----Y• -u and tiol. I Lll at- 210. Coft;ao noavy and agar del!. York Sioek Market. NW YORE., .!1/1.3, and loner- Chicago and Hock blued, i 3%; Coal, I 4 ij; Illinois Central, , 8 , ; 'e tral n,udd, 58; La U.: Dari., and Milwaukee, s.).f t ; Ntich,g,Ld n tcc: , York Crntini, 84 ; F',a :vania Cuai , .2 ; -,1111,,, Milwaukee and ; Caui.m t:o.iipio.y. 147 Missomi B'e 84; Oak) ua and ; Michigan adaral,; 26 7 4 ; Cleveland an Toltdo, .iS!4; eland, Columbus and Cin cinnati, P 3; California 7's, Baltirnore i4arket. Bm.fimoue, May 2 ~ —Flour valet and unchanged. Wheat dull without chanw. , ql,tationa. Corn firm at t3E,©7oc. Whi.ky dull at ::03.4( - 2 - 2.:: • rroviziona dull and heavy. _ - STEIL k\i_ BOA TS (L;III.VC2ANATi. Ror Lincitutari gaut. %shoe!, pat.ianger packet - i'; E.} . ....uxin J. Unsos--will ;;;;Dkagga..2 7t..1,1r..n. , for t,iecieneti, THIS Ow 4tit it... 4.1 . 2 "L, Y. or treighc,i soi.ly n I;;Jard, Or to .FLA;2I2, CO., Agents. nin to livu day,. This boat connects Ii go c. , ,rott3n in the time epeci _~.ur.tay. ap22 :hroilgh Et, moil :iuu, 2S VILLE. Fc.t ettlzl anaavlllc. !'!MA GItATIAM, Capt. Matt --- wI;: i :IV-1 for the abuye and all u every TUESDAY, at :3:=,1.i:~ a Cr ir,i4llt 1 UFFIL,'E UP THE .s; U `.. .e..I,i,ZN ILI E. R. R. C 1 ILibblE - 01, MayllB, P It - • 0 AI. :I; received at the ;lee of the PstLibu:gh aLid Ra lioad C pang, in t.r city at . Patsbr, 1.111;41 tar ntil of A:nuo. , next, inein for o, tile 31.9,0;:ry, Ezibiliag,..gkefitling, Rta ti bulnlin4, and embroag the entire oars nec3ffiary to zlio r • anted 'in of the J:vilion of the about along-41w hhinenger Lela r:vee, b,hu bur,;h ant Port P:nry. • , I , :l , elPlCATletiz3 of Lb • '.cork ~ re ready for examina tion, at the tho :ail boat, will be attoudoore, all I will be given to , nqu y. The work •51.1'. be L r. r Lhar tn one or eevoral conkracta. an may Or payable In Criih, or part, in the Ant .10 - tg‘ige I;oi,i. no; Ll,-.l,krnpany; .ecuretl, by the part of eald a i to tan cen,trai tad '1 ho Work. ie 1D.F.1.-T ll` ;.:n try d , r2O i x.;:ealtionsly t atld reqUlred all thq coming antum n. l'y uc taylB:3w- u d 110 6u , rd 01 Direbtotg. LITIWBE, Praa't. A voic OM 011.10.- .u , ,xiies, April 12, 1868. hidt.ND Li), I VV,,r , ConfecLions are taking fine. .y. •,111" i,us 1160 then/ in their practice. an _all,: t., ROBLIc SUN It LOOK. himpua nd:•d Lho curut,r of Wood and Sixth , yla:daw • FRENCii Mlss BLAKELY \ 'l' ENDS vol.;;Nu LADIES, Wi3hiug tai rectic.ll,4truzaoi.s in the m- ma. e• . Api ly -t A. it, Ttltra .mylo:tf School for Young Ladies. 'VITAL. J. BAILEWELI. , , INTENDS TO ~p,. Sch - al, ,•n MONDAY, thri 6th or April. uu par qua' t ,r. ittr-k!auca ;Li his eon's bongo 101 ao.,:aud strecq. sDams, :;ftilillll-..i.1 street, N. E. corner mr29:tf GOOD CLI.IiiiOE TO SECURE A -1 ,- A. 11011 E 13:i TEUti WES t'. trr.cta of Ci.)u.L) FA LINp, iu Illinois and Sow.:. Aim", sumo CITY LOTa in 121.iie.igo other west. ,ro cities, Well be e.ichaut:'ii for noprovtd ii - roperty in Pittsburgh or the unrrounciing towud, ur Ler a good lot o Fn. nituro or CarridEtte. Apply sooi), by addressing J. C. 0., Pittsburgh iny2o:2w.i Alderman's (Mice. JAMES S. lIOON. ALDERMAN, EX OFFICIO JUSTICE 01 , TLIE PEACDI, ALiI) POLICE :40. 69 Giant stroet, nearly oppo ske the Court House, ertsL.o Dspositlona, Acknow ledgments cud tsk..m; the Rocordi examined, Due le, 13,rids. Mortgages, lyills. Leas-s, Articles of Agree went, and of Partueranip , Letter.; of Attorney, etc., etc., drawn. up az short notice; :!cisrrisg-3 Solemnized, and all . .m.laoa3 in the line of by duties, promptly attended to. :VAL._ 023z0 hours, from 7% .t. L. to I r'. ra., and from 2 t 6 P or. apB:ly MILITARY GOODS THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE CONSTANT LY' on hand a comply:- stuck of MILITARY GOODS, COtIaISTING IN PART OW rs WOkID6, 4ASHES, TASSELS, Volunteer CompaUles 113112 .1 '21121) Willi ATOLL EQULIWZNTS ATE BLIORT AMT. N D BUNTING FLAGS INLA:DE TO ORDER JNO. B. & SON. slt 'MU 8J SST • , STE IA IVA i S I'RESH ARRIVAL. INIMENSE AND PRESSING DEMAND AY It,'" 52, S ONS %1 _PI k . ) piA_N S 9 Ere thug ro,,l,e;_thiu4 of the Subscribers ~ t b r ak, Iti 4 Hy instratuep.t.i. They are SL.I9, to .uucuna, to t: - .0 irublic and tiro many admirers of thaw YIANO FORTES, ;w,!; k.,IC.C; Of theta 'Lae, at leet, arrived, and Is roady at their Warvro - .4La fur e.y...idnuatto4 and inspection. Ileyiug ts atom from Cho BEST MAKERS OF BOSTON; NEW YORK, ETC., ETC., P a:chase. Lzr, easily ar;ivo u el,t,faz..6ry and cociu.sive a t) their r. rit .1,11 WU could ~ t iduca here, were 1: Lea;diary thi, certificates and ooitduum ci tetne Lie be.t Piat...tets is !hv worid. including THAI r •BERG, GOTTSCHALK, MASON, ETC., ETC. It is a limiticarkt tart; that th« 11 , 4' and greatost 2 , 1 ERICA N .1 NIST S, • . _ Such ga GCLITSOHALK, W end crbera prefer STEINWAY o ',SON'S PIANOSz all .thErs. and pronounce thorn suprrior in uctla ttElptiDr t,) nnlo in tail coun• try or iu 19t, te,p , ctfolly the potato to call, :31 - AND JUNsK. fOft TIIinISZLVES, C.)r,fident that STEIN WAY & ti:).5,S PIANOS will more 3PY:AK FOIL TE11:11: 4 1:LVES, than aught that WO, or an; body eine, could 3.1, iu their favor. P. received a fall bt , ..:k ot 'Strung g Clark's Planoe. KLEBEII Is. BRO., role Agentz for Steiuway flous, Naxos a Clark,etc., sr,ylS No. 5.3 Fifth street, -4 1 GIi.UING LOTS-12 Lots, each 30 feet front by 100 deep, nitr.ate in]. .2.5 t Liberty, near the ail, ad Depot. Priced from $375 to s4oo—terms, one tonrth to hand, balance at d years credit. Call and 800 the plan:— :d S. OUVIBERT g 801,, 81 Mirka sit. fAir and kcrod fair at 74e:,•.' A 'CLASS OF PLUAUIS, BELTS, EPALILEITEI3, I HU PTON PRINGEB, ETC., ETC