LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Meeting of Councils.
The Connella of the city of Pittsburgh held their regular
monthly nit , otlug t, LI Monday night, May 31st.
In Select Council, present—Messrs. Bennett, Berger,
Brown, Ilertiman, Kammerer, Kincaid, Kim, Little, Mackin,
M`Carg,i, Moorhead, Morrow, Phillips, and Ward, President
Itl'Atiley in the Chair.
jr.? P. L. Eaton was ch‘Aon Clerk pro Ws., and the
min
ntoa of the last meeting read and approved.
The President read a communication from .1.-4.ph I,wis
Secretary 01 the Central Board of Education. calling
etwrition to the fact, that by law the Councils wore to elect
three auditors to examine and publish the accounts of the
School Board. The Councils met in joint session. and elected
Messrs. Moorhead the Select, and Errett and Sterhng of
the Common Council
Also the law relative dray licenses in and
fuljacent corToratiohn, pastiml I:,nt winter. Otdereci to he
publiabod. C. C. non-c. ~ ni md.
Also sundry bills chrtrgertl,l, , to contingont fund, from the
: AppraiserH of streets, $6113; It 11
Ii art ior itrook. A: Cooper, for e. qe. ;
Ativ, , rtlmiug City 1,0,./.1 iu Ploltidelphin and Nev:
it20,1:2 ; Welch were ordered to be paid. C. C. concu.r,
Also notification that the appropriation fur pudic irt
log V."l , s eahatt+ted. Referred to Fivauce Couttu:Att o.
Also a etunionnicatiun from the Pennsylvania Raitt, ad
t 'tanpany, attking h ncr tu inidstt a flea regulation of Lil o
street at the Canal tr,l t ze, under direction of the city an-
thoritio., at-cot - nun at.• prt,p rid n 4 W passenger
ou lirant stroet : 16:fen 4,1t0 Committee on Streets. C. C.
• • , ncorred.
Mr. ward °tiered an ”rdinance [•• grade. and I.iive I Ilion
;t1.1..!.. Road I.
pissed. 0. C. concurred.
11 r B,rgvr ..tterod authorizing the ptild ICA
itt t ll.' CI t I to a,. tit t IitISSIMI by the bot I
taro relative to +ew. + ^.(if C. C. non-coucurre.!
9.1.90 a ro , flu,iou itc:Aunultation ul
utu , C. C. non-concurred.
'd r. Einmme:rr I that had Leer
I', , 6 h.. hilt] mialsiti,t , ihefiting rt red. al
1.=•:; a,t , 1 viinsylvaniit
C.,inpi..hy Ito. ir:worsing Liborty street w - ,th
their 'or•umioives. lkfet d t., it:Moore Committee in
c,njiirict kat with City Siiiiritor. with imtructiouti to ',lion
m; next r,.gulttr nn, tiug C. C ,ccurrvd.
Nir. Kim offend o resolution t.• In °cool to am election
til-rk of SelN't C•puneil
The v,as sv• ;.• C.L11,1 fur, and remultf,d—aj us 8,
lianquorer tunt,i [ , • act to 01:44.• Ilk Vote, perrrlirri: r
upon winch gio-stiou Council adjourned.
lu C..noncei r. M'Kr. Ivy in the Chair
Petitions by Mr. d'ionilsibn 6.r .11 - adint.t, and paving Pik,
street, bvtweeu Allen aliki Facbwy streets; Mr. BarnhiP fur
the grading icid i 21 struet, between Wylie
and Webster streets, and Mr. Fioyd fora ewer Cherry
Mhos, µore re•orl ~! i.., the ', , troet Coitintateo• S. C. roll
)Ir. rcs,.lutioll tilt Street Com
IMiLL• l• LLACerlii/1 the uutouut of damage, oust3ined Ip
property holder, h Fu ton and el H.t LA, to.,Jd L• 1 1 , 0
L'itil• 11 rented:: ugainu further chsuntge froth the 1111.1110 caner.
1,r,••• timer. 111 , 11,94 ,- , ,i r. C. c,,ucurr,•,l
Mr.Carupbelt, r rt.,ll,,tiou rep,,tlin the resuluti.t..
the meeting the City to proparo
diAtiSt tit, ,it} 1.4 ft. by u voto of 16 to 6.
ritto Pro , titiota ttpl, .7sl6, , srs. Et tett toot Ni'illianto
-,iinniitten in pur,onini• 01 Ow rniinlution t, tine
ligeqt t,l City i.l:6,lvet Connri 1.
tv , ul app,intwi n the ..trr,
r..ftointiou Ir..ft. tir• C 11.01..0 oft Fire Engine?.
tb• bawl , F.. Comp:l,y to build a wo.len shed
:.i1 h , : •I, re,.t • )1 ill and irttHlied. C.
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A repert float th tee app,inted to audit the ac.-
ol the Guardia!, .4 th , Poor, up to February of the
prevent with a resolution to hove it
printed 11.1 thii 0:43 . printing.
Mr. Errs t: pr eoo.ien,ation the Report, in the
;Oral of a r,edloi n, which vas adopted, and the R,p.a.t.
wee refetr ,, i bacl. t.. the C,,mihittee with in.a.rh-tionii
or, a calia, report. r C. ctaielirr,d
u;,:luillto.1 rllllli6ll the. 11CW
The r anno
eharnt.erli truen• a repurt in facn.r nt the payment uf j:57 to
J. A. Brown I.r t iinda for the chambers, accompanied by
resolution authat tying the C.atti oiler t draw his warrant
- •rr the amount •••,sllltioN re.ul three tli2l,H and pars -•d.
a. C cottenrr-1.
A rosolntion w,..,11,•rt.,1 b . ; Mr. ilutchinion, arithoriz ug
tie zt.reet 'Ler ~f th, Second liiitriet to pmov, a
brick Lila mei ~I,Htrurtions from 1311111 street, la,
tween Mttgett tool t-tt ,ettnet. streete, ttt the expeutie of the
pereons eaurilm I.l!,ance. Head tli . rio timer and
pained. F . C. I. ro,I. 4 . 4.1 referred to Street CemL
".111ttka.• C. C. rece ind, and t• timid with S.C.
Au ordiname monied at the lasi meeting for the better
moteetion f ran tics M the citizens having been lust in
imamate... O. Jib/1 Wa,l9lll,Faituted After being
laid aver on reimii.l remling, the rul.i warn` ruspended and
,rdinan.. • rani t r ltrt, titnoy C.
3.loPeirg aml Campbell ‘vere appointed a cem
.nittee ••,1, the p irr ,•I Hum Council to confer with a commit
tee from the 'lnn-tees thvyiait Company, relative to
a reduction in the I.rico ,4a_.l lamps. Mr. Brown was ale
ant behalf M E. C.
Mr. 13r,10tT,r041 a 1,4.0 nt authorizing the atideaanrs of
grriding tirel to reciily raibtake, in their 1:138,S.
11 018. Reed thre, 111111.3 priwsed
adjoity,.• i
A1L104,7 A , A I'U .—On Fund:ly ovor, it
last It 111411 11.4111 ed Soah g in Armstrong county,
four mil os froto 'A on I en, lutit 11 dark sorrel Loran, valuFtl at
,on iiruTiictoil a man named John Du
-is of Ftcaiiuti tio• itrimsd iii.,l;:o'titur ou the track of him,
zoildwtil hint, to this city, an li• errived yokterday morn
-'I
at on, n. , whore he
;gave information r
ing. He pi o,
h.•IL ge of police was
out iu searc ci iiinc and s ccceeded in capturing loin
in 1)11qm,, ie ro eh. 114 loci the Iniroe in his possession
when arrested 31 r. :4titt was aware of ato ship in War
ren haying heed r..LSed on Saturday night, and on opening
bundle a bib Lai,iis had with him, six or seven I airs of
t• tuts and other article; of 4•l44thaig ;it-re found in it, which
are supposed to hare liven tlic proceeds of this robbery. He
was commiit-41 to jail, when: he will be obliged to remain
until his triad as horse stcalicg ii an offense not bailable by
a poii4:44, magi-Irate.
BENEFIT of J.,u vsti FELL.—Where all Ow poi (,mere art.
an goal as they arc iu the c ,mpany of 111iIiiiiireld now per.
terra ug at th , oli; Theatre. .t is difficult to make a distinc
tion and soy wi4h is the b. +r. But we think that we risk
nothing iu saying that. Johnny is the beat delineator of
acgro character in th This evening Johnny
'Lakin a bsuytit. and nc every one loud of pure fun to
go by all 111,SILIS bill is a p,N , I one, combining a num-
IJHr ~t a iVviti , s, incl.,.itun one or two new dances by Sliter,
and agat.zi. called Lucy at the Soiree," In wliich
•1011tinY I'i li, Isoti arid Di' k Shier will sustain the
charactrra. lu addit.iiii to the other attractions, Dick will
intsaince his trained (log. Altogether, this is the richrat
programme of thy seas..n, and we shall be surprized it
Johnny doss not draw a crowded house.
ThE TRAINED Buis.—.lle.serm. Coup and Turner, with their
trained 0001, drew a fair audience at the new National host
evening. The performances of the two dogs, Bruin and
Cato, are truly wonderful. This evening the exciting melo
drama of the " Forest or Boudy, or the Dog of Montargis, ,
w". 111 be present ,l, in which the dog Bruin represents the
bragon. The drama. of Jocks, the Brazilian Ape," will
al.° be performed, in which Mr. Cony, or Jocks, will matte
an ascent from the second tier to the dome of the Theatre,
and then descend to the patquette, hood downwards, on a
single rope. The management announce the engagement
of Mr. and M rs. Florence, who will appear soon.
Diseossn confidence men whose arrest we no , -.
;Aced yeszeiday morning Lave been discharged by Mayor
Weaver. Waugeman and Walker both tiled at such a dis
tance that they could nut he here to prosecuts, and it
was not thought advisable to subject the county to expenses
by keeping then; in jail. They were obliged to deposit with
the Mayor a sufilciera amount of money to reimburse Wau
geman and Walker, and gay all costs. Then, after having
their pictures taken to leave here us a remembrancer, they
wine allowed to depart, with the understanding that they
should leave the city I.,rthwith.
SURETY OP THE PEt.,
.—Tine suits fur surety of the peace
were entered against n V:011.1a121 named Josephine Thompson
or Hall, residing In Cherry alley, in the Third Ward. One
of the cm:widish+ WRS made by Nancy King, why swears
that Josephine has at various times made threats against
her daughter Martha, and that she is fearful of the life of
her daughter. Mary Haney swore that shu had also threat
ened her. Josephine was held to bail iu the sum of fifty
dollars on each charge. She declares that the charge i.
"spite work," she having sued the above parties for sdlfug
liquor and keeping a disorderly house.
ias atteutionuf caditaliste end others s, ,, kiug a safe and
profitable invesfulent, we would direct to the sale to-mor.
row evening, at the Commercial Sales Rooms, Ne. b 4 Filth
street, of the preferred stock in the Birmingham and Pitts
burgh Bridge Company. A list of Bank stocks will be sold
at the HAMe time by Mr. Davis, Auctioneer.
/r is a fact worthy the notice of all who buy clothing
either really made or ordered, that Carnahan, Allegheny
City, having built up a largo bush:lesson the cash system, Ls
new furnishing a fashionable garment of superior quality
at prices bolo , the regular rates These interested will do
- •veil to give him a trial, •
.thy- TUk USE OF Dlt. lIOSTETIER'S STOMACH
-13ITTERS," for Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Heaviness of the
fstotnach, or any other like iitlection, fa second to none in
America or abroad. To be able to state confidently that
the "Bitters" are a certain care I.)r dyspapaia and like din
eases, is to t 7 io proprietors a source of unalloyed pleasure.
It removes alt morbid matter from the Stomach, purifies the
blosd,imparts renewed vitality to the nervous system, giving
it that tone and energy so indispensable for the restoration
if health. The nnmerons acknowledgments of its superior
, x.collence and beneficial results, have assured the proprie
tors that it cannot but prove a groat cure to the afflicted,
and impart vitality to the thorough system.
Nor sole by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
a n dIZIOSTETTER &
Mantifactufers and P roprteton,
Water and 58 Front 'treats.
W nL—y
I.lherty ..trout. lld then
~ much Of the ortliuutu r
t cGachcd ill S. (.
LArnr. do you 800 that geranium plant In the window
yonder, lam yellow and fadt,l ' I I is
grow ing—y et wher
belongti to it? Gone: col,t t
oxternal application of ut they gill not round
, olorod. Do you desire t do It naturally, wake a ~olutio
❑nnn ppply it to the ta, to, and tie plant In
bd it lip Into tlr Sts
rmaneut hue. Pt • 1,, i,••••.' • .ra;
we, 1.4 ou the same priueipk—the route of the hair
tha: application, and high hi-adli anty :t!,
I. • nia i ..rity .1 hair Aviish .i, hair .it ••,
anti the rinrat•erles, propiriw Whit 11, ; t
tho public under such extravatraiii and fatitisii. ti'l..^
hey ruiradial in - .lltl ttittip r
as hair propitratious, ar all hum. iil ii.tt tir,t th I r
their real merit, alleti they
harm. liug's lard, whale .11, lON,-,•1
cared, make up. when in bewail - id wrapp••ni ••
bottles, the costlie,t kind of tonics, awl wh,•!
baptized with Ron, trittyilablo• h •rn'.C 3o .: l,,
Sprint yonng and old of both sex.... 1..,
tPS'II4, dr II nn nll tutrtß c 1 th
from the ber4t, citi4enm h r
skeptic to Lang a ,lonbl /1. /
p.1,t101.1 for i • ur it., ,li•i
81)okf4t1 ot through :!.,
at one , . to 140 'Noto I sines. 11. lie)
agi•w., will t.,11 0
—and thattl, ttdittt. ttf V. : t
you. Buy it—,~nr it-
calling pour tin
URrES k. lit - r
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you ai.h hI s os.
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muter. of Arhitration Et;;.
I,AIAII DICKEY, Cic••
EDWARD RED
C li PAULS2N,
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L'are_t 4 ll2; 63,1
the Ale"
F I,t_fUlt...Tue t day .m.dlnt ,
itOrl'. 18U LA . !I. to to i./1“ . *l.l
xuds.l.4u tor ,xtr,i family ; d.. at
f.d , xtra, and $.4.50 vstra lannl
it olf. tirml Indlth , to not- to-day.
f 9fis ; Hn• !•.„o • 3t
at; c. 3,0 Si h. Corn from tn.. 40,11 kil . t 11,111
li)e 110111 tir-t I tits ti t
FEED..BnIe3 01 .111 vv'•:tr
at 42. c. "f , 100 11,1, .1 )1t.'.,1111
I ED T... A mil. of 00 I.lolh •"
ja,"25, and 10 bush. P,a, h-s at f. 3,7:, buto..
IiACA)S.. Sales of too th, roJritly mt •II .
Shoulders, Bidcs nO. l 11,1011: IL. • a'
I.lBll StLk, ..1 10 ht - C. N.. 1 IV . ,t
du, at SLI,S , -E4
CU El.:SE—Sated lost W. V, :It
SALT...SaIPB of 300 I.l*,
POTATOEZS...Si.Ie of ILO I.h:h.. 1 - Jul scoo•
and 100 1..11,411 of Sushtintio,liq at 36 1 ,..V. I.a h.
IlE01=E!IIIIMIlLtM
W1115K1 . ...1 4 .a1w,.1 105 !Ali,. ICI, ta
New Vorii Mar Diet
Nzw Tom:, May 31.—G,ttou. I.al re; I.; ;
regular and .juutati,us he,zue.t.o. : I.;
old° h a, vunced fJc; eJr= at $4.3:11M4.45
,ales bushels ; utlir; 1 . 4
c
i..5@19.34t; Milwauleir Club heat
at 73083. Coin has lele,o,red; W s
:011 11.11,1 , 1, pro,
Irk has anclm,l hr; ' 11. '2... I: 1.3 '. c.u.t
ralluw dull. Whisky bars usivate•—,
Sugar quiet: b t
mann; 1111.rovado 24©d1 C ;1.; , 1 ; 1,,„ ; _t,,t ;
need Oil dolt at 02.; 111;1,- .••••• r
F.eights ;steady.
New York Stock ,9mg-11.,,
====l
lattl 76; lllitiuia Cuntral 1,(.14 ST;1:1111 .111L14.
kt 5; Nlichigat; '2.1';,:; ...0 1.4 k C.tit
Itt.ading RAi;ro 41 , 4 ; t• .1 X
Li 1
Cl,vvllid nud to 1-du .;,.A . 1,1...'.. , u+ .4;
11, h
SPLENDID CHANCE
TO SECURE A HOME NEAR
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FIFTY fililLDlMi
V THE TOWN oi 1-;T Y A, N
ONLY THREE MILES
On Saturday Ju
uniiiirsigtiol will 13,0
.ut.l. onatcp , burit,ll . in tin.•
ijoining Shurinbnrg,
FIFTY BUILDING LOTS
to ttti!ully tiittist.ed uu LI,
The pruperty is Ittu,w2l .11. ,
:TN A, sad Id in uli respec'a ftt'S ,111 . 31 d ., :
ui,dwg purpoaem us cut, la• I;11• , t
f A.CCOSA by means of tcc La, rout
Line of winch lear..• fie city hour, arm ie
surrounded by a I rick Aral ; hriving cmurriumty.
The Lots arr• 25 by lOU foot. crerf in •a ir., grarirag, and tic
mat•rriala for truddin,.. !nor.. ....a Ili) taiarthie title re
the city.
he I,awrtructrille am: oboe;. for m. dr
costly to ii.. pr p.dty. wrri ir .r.cerrsfib•••i.s fir
Itutier Plank Hold and rho ertu...l from Lmm-sire Ifor-rrusr,
And Allegheny ',My. TI. Ad. ny Van, limb reel :as a
"'Criticn at the end of the whore tire tram., rr twir
a day 'rho property wit 1., w. I r rre -ample. tie• B
ale irf tinexceptiouittde
The location is well adapt either Ia nr refl. - ,:er r w-tnu
factoring purposes.
Plaits of the Lot,. may he tit, .tt Ttl , • I the a ml. r
signed, whore persami thuf 1110:, v:•-• t I,r
lit private sale will be acv Intl, tt.l tt.
The Public B , sle rill lays plAce rt A !'1: DA V, .1,1:), f)t
the premises. Terms eess, 'NW L. redr I.
e sale. JaMES
ruyii.tqj `r:,ket.• A.:eat. N. 65 F.lt ,tro , t
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!!
The andenignetihßviug jugt fitted up
:-ALuON iu a very tast,-tM and cr.mbo table w,n1.1 ie
i•pictfully inform his friemis smi do- pubic g,m.r I y, t
he furnishes them a delicious ICI: Cif F:A St of din-rent fla
vors Soda Water, Frost.' yak s, tl uui •Ic., 1.1
all tune.' on hand, at the Conf,cti,w.ary of
FRED. A. `,l I 11.1 i :=C;11.
St. Clsir etror c. upposit , St. ClAir
O,A,- Particular attent!on t r ortivr.i
Parties.
aRITCWICOCK, M'effe.i2ll4.ll. L.
(NUCOEB9OR4 TO HUFFMAN, i rt C
'ORWARDING N.l) COMM. ISSIUN
M FILCH ANTS, Wholesale Pr,mln,,,
o,d W0...1. No. 111 Ser.:ll,l street,
CMPZUENCIitI:
wriutt,•• Garbs 3,g1,, E. t:Itl• r, doni ,
Pateinirgl,; Kent' -n Bros.,
Q. Childs 6t Co., " ,Cornoll a ',..;0r,,ey, Baltic ~
ihtgaley, Cosgrave Er. Co., " , i , trret it
NicliandlosE, :11 rata, A. Co., " . 1 itni, • San ,
G. W. Smith, .1: Co., 31 es 3, f`r a. 11 r 1.1,1 1,
Ceo. M.. 4 L. Herd, Cincinnati i; ...",
A. 13. Fentoa " Cunt, t
rny3l:tr
JOB PRINTING.-
Cards,
Circulars,
Bill Meade,
Railroad 13.-coipti
With every other deseripth,
with promptnese and at fair p
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SUNDRIES.-
5000 the. Country Bacon
12 kegs Pa?k,i Bu , t,r
75 bushels Bri t ht Dri d
25 " " " Pech,
100 bu- bele Red Pidatowi ;
200" Mixed •
Just received and for aale by JAB. A. FRIZER,
niy3l Corner Market Is d S-riaid nth.
WIDE BLACK Ficr:N ',ACES id
superior quality, fur making and trimming Miod.l
lan, from narrow to extra wide, received at
my3l H .IiNICS, 77 Market at.
IRLECTRIC PREPARATION'."—'t fresh
t,,.} supply of all kinds Jucr received and for sale by
B. L. PAHNEsTOC , d CJ.,
No 60, Corner Wii. and Fourth
MANTLES AND DRESS GOODS.—The
tur g est clock ul ch,o,:iaa and : tench I ace Mantil
las in the city. Abi a lull as.o. talent of
(1,,A14, Ac C 11 i them
C. HANSON LOVE,
Formerly Love BrJaimit,
ni)3l Nc. 74 Market wee!.
CiOVERED CAN E 110(jP.—n excellent
article ter Ladies' i•ikirts. A tine let op.n at
my3l it iltN 77 Market 8: .
COMPOUND SYRUP STiLLINGIA for
lJ sale by B. L. V ALIN d CO.,
my3l No. 00, Corner Wood and Fourth eh..
TINCTURE GE S I N d ozen f or
hale by B. L. I' AII N K
my3l No. 60, Corner Wui.al uu.i Fao rib nt,
ESW A X WANTED.--The
price paid in cash by
B. A LIN Cii
my3l :zo. 60, C,-roar WliOd St.,
°HEAP WALL PAPER.---A new supply
I 'o of new patterns for tale by
w. P. MARS qALL & CO..
my3lBT Wood strotl.
TESTERS.—Borders and circles for Tot , -
tore, for Hale by (my3l' W. P. MA lISIIALI, L CO.
STRAW WRAPPING PAPER.—Crown,
• Medium, Double Crown and Double Medium, alwayu
on hand at W. S. HAVEN'S
• 31 Parer Warehouse
lITTER.-3 bbLs. fresh roll, for sale b
B y ' y
mrlB WINRY OOLLIIIB.
ulthon C.ll will ?1,1 , ,
;hilt th
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H AVE JUST 1 . - 1 , 11. , TUNE
S P JUN u.O ANL,
c ut a <rryt'arie, - L.; and tarisi !LAM(
wirwted 1 , r4 ritur and : litri t. , "
prwobroo..l (ore doer lto• -, f wet
that th e y ran Woo: •ro •oorell tot, by :h•
Iw:I:AA , . or dor. ,ii :ho 111100 gnality oh
gu.othi cell be l'nriclll. - 11
P.tteuti, , :riven to nrdcr
SYyT ANo. a :rood ,upply of Now alt.: lf , pauir.il
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••• w in.On a t.rrin.: t•IIL iruw the SOCOLI"1
L: a:,tl Ch•n. o th,etnJ tho Parquett , ,
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i,;likil4:LY
:SOW, 1 , 1)It LOTS OF r•l1 , 4!
Tl.l. }.V}'\, 1"..+ teittg the Complimentary
ft ! , ti • liN` PEI.I,
HE-HE-11E!
I.• 410 his seat thin evening to make
and In. merry, r.el w remark that
it Cume us tha .rum,"
•el Ifan ride a or., viii. enae and safety,"
Nn . YIN" 11b.&!i Acrus!
ladvd . inance will er, c•dion 'nee with
DANDLE DARRIES,
ald Du, 11:ustrele will 8.' , "`0 or U.:air best songH
e I. holo‘efal by Dirk
• It.: . W rak," l.y ,•resc.dt :nd Inoinible
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Diu r•tw uri.inal, by Dirk SW( r; Baejo Duett, 143-
) A a 1; 41 ld.tle
.• drd Intny : Planta.tims rjnertetta, by
A Cu 1.1,111} . . who!, with,
T , CI 1i
;•! y rt, it rilr.Ei Farowsll Matinee, whor l
•+ r la add 5 facr❑ is Brat part, and
s r C117 , i pad, on whir!. OCClltliol2 135 a 'fidkets
, 'hi ;trrn 11411 pr toecund 'Thor, 15 routs.
i f -1 1 N I.) TRIAL OF SPEEIJ.—On FRI-
T Y. hero wi ibe a Premium of a set of
I) I wo th SoU, given at Collins'
Liberty, to the ',wrier uI tho beet Tr, tt lag
-••
• ovst throe in five, to iiiiicuoits. Also,
SkIiDLE ANL , BRIDLE worth $3O, to
,it iho horibi that will trot ono mils nearest to
hi. oil. ti-s. K ., as they pleas • Open to ail horses. En
t ice ten psr cent. Horses to start at four o'clock,
p sc , —.l3. Cars will leave she putson g ur depot ct the
iv..nia Itailrord at .3:I/Li I. 31., running to
Its tuns train loaves East Liberty eitation at 6
i i'. 11. Alt entries t,r the shove meet be me de the
tr. t.
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Ci 1,1 S PARK TROTTING
ASS CLI'I' JQN.
Al18..1.:“.1E1)18Nr Fon liE BEA6OS OF 1858.
T • kn t 3
c end Pair.
end Bia,;gy
( 4 1r10.31:1 . 11, ruch
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•r ,r driving cr riding on the
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I• . en, R 0 Al i.l Y , or a: tn.- !lny2l:lru
W . 31'CA C2T
t POSTERJ
TaT ILL ATTEND 'to TIIE POSTING
of all kinds of
, Li do.
oh:,, 7 by mall, telegrapli,,_, other-
I • ' 1::` eel., .
receiye
c I at r.,,.1.tcr- Atir
I :\iiUERREAN GALLERIES
R. M. CARGO Si CO.,
k. p .,, Aibgraphers and Arabrotypistti,
° ' 4 "E \V YORK GALLERY - ,
No. :al Fi th atr t•t., ipd
dUNBEAM GALLERY,
cur. ••f Hiroet alp! Manion& Pittsburg:..
1•L1CL...; T.. .4:1; ALL. atylSitf-Sp
ki) 110 T ()URA E lIY.—THIS ART HAS BEEN
bruiv,Sit to such perfocti.ui that pictures taken by
Uhvu tssut p 11.,11(1C4,/ perf,t Ly tho 6Ciell tiriC
can be h 4.1 is di [hair tienuty aad artistic
oLict•, a.. WALL'S PI , -;:b117. tiILLZItY, on Fourth street,
in,' Building. (mylfiLlw
IA. ROT Y PE S
A fiNlA{,lii.l.l, DeltActLE
C1 4 :0, t,S L oW
A, AT ANT ESTABLISHMENT
IMEMBEICEMI
F, urat
$3.-114114PVed to 21 Fifth Street.
.t, lilaU ti CO.'z; NiOTO(iiiAPLI IC AND
,iviry ALIARY he, b.:ton removed from
Fourthaart, to No. Y 1 keirtn etrert, near Market.
cbouot built eapo.'intly for the purpose,
tb turo,. !arg ILIA% nre not 0, - ,rp t...,ed in the city fo;
, -ekt•A., e.rvi r,c , cilcor I /41 riaLigiiinetit.
iTti - ^ (Jur ohi ft lee& nod prit - one an ! those winking au
.reir lik-ineeies, are invited to eyll.eV_ Reception Room
el rie-cier.eaa ,n the irround doer, api
_
tot AND Alll3llOl
" AND .YID LIG HT
5, E. H.
()1' :2 4 1T% Till: POST,,FVIOII
i : .1.r..1 ail Iho •:xrL.cs 10 all)
cl r. at rr•tionribl.c.
r imm., i:;ku❑ r.t Lilair
.UPERIOR COPPER HILL
SIN.I ELTING,- WORKS.
PARK, M'CURDY 6- CO.,
ANUFACI:URERS 01' SHEATHING,
razi•di' and Bolt Copper, II rei ied Coppor Bottoms,
ire.! • till lint toms, Spatter solder, /c, also importers and
~es iu Meiols, Tin Plato, Sheet Iron, Wire, &c. Countantly•
Tinmeu'i Machine, and Toolu. Warehouse, No. 149
and 120 S earud street, Pittaburgh, Pa. Special orders
cut to any desired pattern. my29:lyd.tw
IVOTECE TO ARCILITEOI7S.
In pursuance of a nose
,n adopted I.y thaManument Commissioners, at a meet
a: Ltarrtnimrs, on the 13th instant, Plane, Specifications
• i estimates are iuvited for the erection of a MONUMENT
:he memory of Cit3z. , . , rs of Pennsylvania, who lust their
• in the late War with Mezir The cost of which, is
L., ex.med the stun of TR! wry TIIIIJSAND DOLLARS.
~rurnnuicatt,us to b•-• addreaNed to the Quvbrnor, at liar
Pluus, will please send their ESTI
S,TE . i h ler us they Will to fA . the use of the Com
r the Neu which may be adopted, a premium of Two
.edr,4 Dollais will be allowed.
By order of the Oommixsionem.
iXak C. WEST & CO., ANL-,
MANUFACTURERS OP
C A It It I A ci E S ,
::cAWAVB, 13U6',11E18, :SULUIES AND SLEIGHS
N. 13i Penh street, PITTSBURGH, PA.
AU work wurr,Etted of the lAmt materials oud
tuyl2lydia
FRENciI CLASS.
MISS B L A K E L Y
`TENDS FOAMING A CLASS OF
YOUNG LADIES,
Wishing to receive in.tructiolis in the
: 1 1.7 4 M 7 O. 313. C, I 1 _T_JI a mi. g• - ix 8.
Apply at N.. 161 Third st - oot. mylo:tf
t, GOOD CHANCE TO SECURE A
1 1 o.NIE VIE WEST.
- • tracts of 0000 FAR.MING LAND, iu Illinois and
d,rat , CI L'Y LOTS in Chicago, and other west.
Will be exchanged for iinprovtd property in
or the surrounding towns, or for a good lot o
,iture or Cart Lige, Apply soon, by addressing J. C.
ittriburvh p. C. my2o:2w-is
Alderman's Office.
AM W
ES S. 'ON, ALDERMAN, EX
:01 t,FFICIt.i JUSTICE] OF THE PEACE, AND POLICE
• .•iI::TRATE--Otace, No. 69 Grant street, nearly oppo
, Court House, Pittsburgh, Pa. Depositions, Acknow
;• ..,mouts and Pronates taken; the Records attamined,
Deeds, Bonds, Nlortgages, Wills. Leases, Articles of Agree
,. at, r.ud of Partnership, Letters of Attorney, etc., etc,
urn up at short notice; Marriagos Solemnized, and all
in the line of hie official duties, promptly attended
to. s• 31„. ( 0 hours, from 7% M. to IP. et., and from 2
t u e m. apS:ly.
SAALLTEL GRAY,
m E 1 CHANT"FAIL 0 H.,
o. 52 St. Clair Street,
i.e prepared to furuish his customers and buyers gen.
erilly, with the latest and most fashionable styles of Spring
summer Goods of every variety, which he will make up
irr to the entire satisfaction of those who may favor
: with their patrcoage. myl7:lm
Summer Lager seer.
reilE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
I . inform his friends and the public in general, that he
iN in the daily receipt of this delicious Beer, from the well
known Brewery cf J. N. Straub, Allegheny City, it having
been pronounced to be the best that was manufactured here
for many - years CLEAR, TASTEFUL and PURE. Give me
a call and try It. JOHN ROTH,
ap2.l.tf At his old stand, :`o. 26 Diamond._
pDINT BOX FACTORY.-
BUBHA 6C GHTECNDORF
Sl.mufeoture to order, BOXES suitable for Soap and Candles,
I fordo are and Variety Gorda, etc., etc.
, )rders promptly filled. toyitly
. _
Fro OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE IN
THE CITY OP PITTSBURGCL—Notice is hereby
.over. that the sase‘sments for Grading and Paving, made
under the provisions of an Act of Assembly passed May 18,
1b57, and of an Ordinance of Councils enacted August 31,
1857. are now completed, and the same are payable at this
emu-, as follows:—tine-fifth on or before the let day of July,
1858; one-fifth ou or before the Ist day of July, 1859; one
hon or before the Ist day of July, 1880; one-fifth on or
before the Ist day of July, 1851 ; one•filth on or before the
let day of July, 1882 W3I. RICHBACII,
myl3 City Treasurer.
MEDIUM, Demy, Folio Poet, Flat and
Foldei Cap Writlog. Papers, Printing and Book Pa
pers, and every description of printing materials, Bor sale
HAVEN, Job Printer,
myl9 No8.41;88 awl 84 Atarise4
J C. YOSTRR.
W. YOU!‘cl
, RUE SU:GRIST
IMMIIII
25c
:in to riso at v„, to 8
I !1 Will tn. , IprrfOr melt
LLYSEE A NE , 1U.1711,6i15.5.,1
Dilly Morrie
Johnny Prll
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PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.,
DAILY POST.
FROM YESTERDAY'S SECOND EDITION.
1W THE TELEGRAPH.
Congressional
WASHINGTON CITY, May 31
Howe.- -On motion of Mr. Marshall, of Kentucky,
the men, , riai of the artists of the United States - ,
prayi,,g for the establishment of an Art Commis
sioner, was referred to a select committee.
On motion of Mr. Ritchie, of Pennsylvania, the
House took up the Senate joint reso•ution fur the
adjustment of the present difficulties with Paraguay.
He said that from the importance of the subject it
should be disposed of in one way or another. The
proposition nas the unanimous recommendation of
the Committee of Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Lecher, of Virginia, moved to strike out so
much as authorized the President to use such naval
forces as in his judgment were deemed necessary.
Mr. Ritchie replied that the resolution thus altered
would be worthless, and tiie whole subject had bitter
be given up altogether.
Mr. Crawford, of Georgie, wished to offer an
amendment, authorizing the President to use vuch
forces as, in his judgment, were deemed necessary to
protect American commerce in the Gulf of Mexico
from the interference of British cruisers.
Mr. Ritchie objected, because it w :s not gbrniain
to thJ pendwg question. The attack on the Water
Witch occurred in 1.855.
Mr. Letcher objected, because the Constitution
gave the power to C.., griss to declare war, and it
could nut be transterrea to the President. If there
was a noce3sity for war, it was fur Congress to tike
the N.siod, and furo‘-b mums for its ;u Bass
ui Ile aokn,..edged toe wrong d , ue
by Paraguay, but he was fir proceeding In a oun,:i
tutioeal manner, for the adjustment of the d.fli
unity.
Mr. Ritchie replied that what the President would
do would be by tire authority of Congress. It o
thought that the oxilibit of a few :mall vessel: ,
would affect the settlkmm.t of the difticult:es, and twat
there would be no occasion actually to use Melee,
which would not be done except in case of necesolty.
Mr. Crawford wished to knew why they she•ud
only reek redress of Paraguay for firing on the 190 , er
Witch, while there are twen'y.seven oases of Aa...r
Man vessels overhauled by the British cruisers.
Mr. Davis, of Mississippi, said that members were
declaring war against Paraguay, but making no pi
visions men or money.
A voice—We'll do that afterwards.
The resolutions were then passed—yeas 115,
nays 79.
Senate.—The Senate rosolut.:,.n for evening sessions
Mr. 11,u3ton, of iexie, made an ineffectual at
tempt to take up the Mexican protectorate resolu
Lien.
The British Aggression resolution was than taken
up.
14' rum 'Weigininglon
WACHINOTON CITY, May 130.—1 n addition to the
chanpus recently wade in the transportation of the
gteat southern wails, an alteration is expected to
take effect on the Ist of July, by which all the muils
from Now York and Washington will be greatly ex.
podded. It is now anticipated that both through
and way mails tram the south will arrive here at 1 A.
hi. and 2 P. u. instead of at 5 A. li. and 3 P. at., as at
present. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. are
about making further important changes on their
lines to facilitate the transportation of the mails both
Prow Washingt-11 to tat west sod via Washington
junction to the west. Ili these arrangements the
passengers and mails leaving here in the evening
will reach Cincinnati before noon nest day, and two
other trains, one in tae afternoon and another in the
evening, will make stilt prompter mail connections,
arriving at Cincinnati in 28 and St. Louie in 44
hours.
May Mat.—Lord Napier is said to have dispatched
a special message to the Admiral commanding the
British North American fleet, with instructions, the
tenor of which is not known.
Commodore Thomas A. Catosby Jones died last
night, at h e reeidance, near Georgetown. He was
a native of Virginia, and havit g entered the army
in 1803, its uqd ha. 17.1 more thin silty years in the
service. Ile wa. rbiced the reserved list by the
Naval Board of intotry, having been too fourth on
the list, lie sva ,
•a ty ninth year of his age.
Lattr crow California
New YtriiK, May 31.-1 c was reported by the last
mail that Inc Yritsari tr.:A . .7 bad been ratified, but
this report was ineol-ret. The treaty was ratified by
the Nicaraguan by a vote of ton to five, but
PresideLt Martinez has refused to sign it, and has
sent it back with amendments. lie refuses to
sanction the :preeence of American troops within
Nicaraguan territory. The "event has created no
little excitement in the country. It was stated:that
an alliance, offensive and detensive, had been entered
into by the five Statee, and their iidependenco guar
anteed by France. To the intrigues of M. Belly, an
agent of the Emperor Napoleon, is attributed the re.
jectim of tile Yarissarri treaty.
The Indian not Arrived
RIVER DU LOUPE, May 31.—The steamship Indian,
now due with li.vereoul dates t.. [ht.lth
not yet been signaled Wow. The weather is fuggy.
flew York Market.
N w YORK. May 31.—Flour declined; males 10,600 Mils
at $3,75041,:5 for State and $.1,25044,711 or Southern, a de
cline of oc on tarth; state unchanged. Wheat firm; Hattie
r,r),i.4) but at 7 inadia for Chicago Spring. 86(4813 for Milwau
kee Club; Weetern 1:01 $1 for White Corn
an vanced ; cab a 20.000 bus at tiuccufiS for mixed. Pork
hug yant at $17,75(617,00 fur Meen and $14,25@14,30 f r
Prime. Lard firm at Wlneky firm at
New York Stock. Market
Nnw YORK, May 31.-8 1 tockz .11;11 and lower. Chicago and
laland 72%. Cumberland 15 , 4; 111. Central 88!4; do.
builds 87; Mich. rnnithern Cilitral 82%; l'enna.
k.ol 72; Ruading 41 L.,. .V.nwankne an I Minalkaippi 27%;
89%; Galena and l'lnc..go 89; Erie Cleve-
In.; and Toledo 35;4; La Crocse i.e. l grants 33%; Lan)linas
Carolina's new bonds 84. 1 ter ing Eiehaugn'dnll at
Philadelphia Market.
TkiILADELPtIIA, May 3L—Flour market continues much
depressed; shipping brands freely offered at $4,25, but no
demand for shipment ; sales for home consumption at
up to .z_fi for extra (tinily, and good brands and
fancy lot. eolling at 16,25fai56. Rye Flour steady at 35 1 4.
B.lles cd 250 bids Corn M,..a at $3,364; receipts email, but
they arc iu excess ; f the dourtud and prices weak; sales
2500 bus reds at SU up 1 $1,115 for ordinary and good
quality, and sl(gil,so for white. Rye continues to command
tiec. Corn a,urce and wanted.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, May 31.—Fiour quiet at $4 for City Stills; $4,25
(fn4,87% fur Ohio and Howard etreot. Wheat dull, but un
changed. Corn fi - m at 62',,i63 for mixed, 65@68 for White,
and 6SK4O fur Yellow. Whielty dull and drooping. Pro
vi, , turie very dull, but unchanged.
STEAMBOATS
CINCINNATI.
For Cincinnati
The elegant aide wheel, passenger packet
SUPP.RIOR—Capt R6DMOND J. bliteox—will
leave Pittsburgh for Cincinnati, on
DAY, the 4th inst., at 12 o'clock, at.
For ((eight ur passage apply en board, or to
LACK, BARN 1.,S t CO., Agents.
Through to St Louis in five days. This boat connects
with the mall lino, and will go through in the time speci
fied. She will have on Saturday. ap22
Z4N ES V IL L E.
For Marlette and Zaneuville.
The €1 tremor EMMA GRAHAM, Capt. MON
ROE ASSES, will leave for the above and el
intermediate purM on every TUESDAY,
4 o'clock, P. M.
Nor (might ct part,ine apply On hoard
MILITARY GOODS.
rruE, SUBSCRIBERS HAVE CONSTANT
ou Mind a complete dock ui
MILITARY
CONSISTING GT PAST OF
SWOIDS,
iASHEb,
LACE
LACE:
TASSELS
Volunteer Companies
OPP'tIISED WITH ITJLL EQUIPMENTS AT lIIORT NOTICE.
ILI( AND BUNTING FLAGS MADE TO ORDER.
JNO. B. 51'FADDEN & SON.
95 MARKET STREET
L. C. HEPBURN,
ATT-013NICY AT LAW AND CONVRYANDEB
ClfiflCP WITH EN 11.1091311,111
F URNITURE FOR CASH.
A full asaortmeut of
Pittsburgh manufactured FURNITURE, embracing
BUREAUX,
BOOK CAbAS,
WARD ROBES.
And every article needed in a well furnished dwelling, as
well as a epledid assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constantly on hand and made to order. As the only terms
on which business is done atthis establishment is !$g -
Prices aro made accordingly. Persons in want of any i g
in the above line, would be advantaged by calling at
FACIIINER &
No. 103 Smithfield street, below Fifth.
J. D. FactEncra,
.I , mg M. Tow , ' rarl3elv
VOICE FROM OHIO . .
BUCYRUS, April 12, 1858.
ERISND Herr :--Ayre'a Worm Confections are taking fine•
ly. Three of our physicians use them in their practice.
Bend ae another groea by ert.pr.s.
ROBINSON & LOOK.
Compounded ansi, for sale at the corner of Wood and Sixth
streets, Pittebnrlth• myl&daw
RIBBONS, RUCHES AND FLOWERS.-
-Trimmings, Embroidorter, Skeletons, Corsets, and
a long list of other new goods, cheap, at HORNE'S,
77 Market atroet.
CILASS.-500 boxes Bxlo, 9x12 and 10:12,
kft for sale by (nut (AMY H. COLLINS.
ARISIAN TOOTH PASTE, prepared
under
tar the inwerrision of Dr. Ef.alliben 8 Den
S nab kir JO& Gs
To Messrs. Campbell and Mullens, of the
St. Lawrence Hotel, where the Greys were
quartered, they were also indebted for the
most comfortable accommodations. These
gentlemen d,id not leave a single want unsup
plied, and all who know the St. Lawrence
Cap appreciate the pleasure of a short resi
dence at this palace of Philadelphia Hotels.
The Philadelphia Greys, the entire batalion,
whose guests the Duquesne Greays were,
were omnipresent and omnipotent in their
attentions to the Pittsburgh soldiers. All
the comforts, conveniencios, and pleasures
which it was possible for military gentlemen
to imagine, were supplied by the Greys to
their Pittsburgh guests who will long re
member their kindness, and earnestly hope
for an ;early opportunity to reciprocate the
const4t favor., which they received.
r AnCrew ➢loon, of thu Mayor's pa
lice, who was stal:hed by your g Grim- on last Friday Light,
is rapidly recovering from his wound, ‘vhich is not now
considered dar•gers ns. Wu are glad of this, and we hope we
sh4ll WY/3 see him at his pcwt, as the NlilyOr could not well
spare so voluithle on odicor.
the young man otabbed by Saiwambley
rn Saturday night, though hiv won r it are extremely pain•
ful, hi not in a very critical couditlon, and with proper cote
and attention he will mot: likely :a cc,v(v.
G 0 0 D S,
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EPAULETTES,
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liIiINOES,
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LOI'AL INTELLIGENCE.
The Trip to Philadelphia.
The Duquesne Greys, who returned on Sun
day from Philadelphia, whither they went as
an escort for the remains of Gen. Persifer F.
Smith, speak in the highest terms of the
courtesy which they received on the route
both going and returning, and also in the city
of Philadelphia.
To Col. Thomas A. Scott, G. A. Franciscus,
Esq., and the conductors of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, they return their thanks for ,the
most courteous attentions.
The solemn ceremonies Of the funeral of
Gen. Smith we haN,e already fully described'
The military pageaitt was grand and imposing,
there being forty-eight companies, and at a
moderate estimate four thousand in uniform.
THE WOUNDF:
4 the. r Clai ke, who wits sho- on. t`iii same evening by the
same individual, is not by any maths out of danger. The
ball, it is fear-d by Ihe attendant phy. Willi, Dr. McCook, has
tou,Led som ; the intal pa Is in the u ek. II this is the
can,., hie i,covery is exit.. niely 4loubtful.
William a ;1,1 attempted to commit suicide in the
Allegheny City Tombs on Friday nit t i4t, is also in a rather
precarious condition. ile hse beau speechless ever since
the occurrence, and is extremely weak from loss of blood.
Aci 'IDENT To 3. I.UCAL h EPUI: TER-51r. Daniel O'bleil,b-cal
editor of the t. hr onicle, met with au accident yeaterday after.
neon, which will probably keep Lim Irian hie post for 801T10
dupl. He was driving out l'euneylveuia avenue in a buggy
wi ill two other per Eons, when the hoists took fright and
ran off. In endeavoring to jump out of the buggy, Mr. O'Neil
was thr,wn to the ground with congiderahle violence, brais
ing him on the hip cons/deathly, giving him a few flesh
wounds on the Mee and hoods, and breaking two or three
teeth out He was conveyed to his residence in the city,
where he now tics.
'foe confidence men arrested on Saturday, fur Impoeing
on strangers at the wharf, are obit in crstody. They have
been required to give boil by the Mayor, but ciunot find
any one willing to go their security. They will be kept for
a time, and an effort will ho mode to induce the duped came,
who live et a dultilll , pear as prt a •ClltUlfl, 'We hope
they may do so, as it is scarcely proper that three uharpers
el. old be turned tele on the public to pursue their swin
dling practiee t.
Pic Nto.—Our renders will rembuiber that, the Itic uic fCT
the hi-to:lit of 't. ltridget's school, will come off ou Tuesday,
st 3l'Farituld's ("rove, where every thing necessary to the
enjoy meat of th.. 0CC1,1,111, Including a cotillion baud, will
Le preparid fur vieltois. Cars will leave the Liberty street
depot of the l'eunsylvania Railroad, in the the morning at
0 and 10:40 o'clock, and iu the afternoon at 3:30 and 420
o'clock.
MR. STEPHEN CARNES, who wu know as a very quiet and
respectable, man, requests us to state that the statement
made by 11. Middlemae, who brought a suit for assault and
battery against him, that LLB• attack was made without
provocation is nanny. Mr. Carnes charges Mr. Middleman
with having es at insulting letters both to his wife and him
self, and' that as a nom and a gentleman ho deemed it his
duty to inflict p .rsonal chastisement, after an opportunity
to make apologies Lad been uttered and rejected.
Wu. id. 11...mv.r, the popular delineator of the old men's
characters at Foster'a New National Theatre, has left as.
Wo gave him a parting shake of the hand to-day on his de
parture for the city of Brotherly Love, where he intends to
upend the summer. We are sorry to lose such an actor and
a genial a man, and we heartily wialt him success where
ever hie profesaion may lead him.
Tux SAVO I F.P.O u CONOCST—A few tickets still remain nu
of,for the concert next week. We advise those swishing
o Attend to cell immediately, as there are but a few desire,-
bltce•ata remaining. The orchestra Mac been practicing twu
new overtures, for emue time, which will bo performed on
tide occasion for the first time in the city. They are said to
be fine compositions.
RaMOVED.—Tiv. of ttto Superintendent of the Pitte•
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad has been removed
from Pittsburgh to Crestline, Chio, to which place all WM-
Incnicatiuns pertaining to tlie Traneportatien Department
must hereafter be addressed, to J. H. Moure,SupetiuMndeut.
DISTRICT 4COURT.—Tho District Ccurt was engaged this
morning on the case of Wainwright vs. IllCullougb, the
sun , arti• s who had a nuisance cise lad week. The prod
out action is one of epctineut, for the property known BS
Wuiright'd Island. The rase Is still on trial.
MooIHL&D and ()Her, charged with the attack on V Goiter
la-t week, were east - MI - led before the Mayor this morning.
The pli3Shiiral were not willing to pronounce Voolker out
of danger, and they were held o , ,er !or further hearing until
Wednesday at eleven o'clhck.
THE ORATORIO at St. Paul's Cathedral on Sunday evening
was well attended, an immense audience being present.
We are informed that the music ass of the first order, and
we hope the Mountaineers may be induced to repeat the
en terta lumen t.
ALDERMAN DoNALDEON committed a man named Joseph
Spratty to jail yeaterday, t be kept until Friday next for a
further hearing. Ile woe charged with passing oounterfelt
money, and the offense la alleged to have been committed
more than a year ago.
A THOROUGH GOUTEIO or whitewashing has been commenced
about the Court House. This measure was much needed
both cleanliness and heal , la requiring lt.
Tam regular monthly meeting of Councihi will bo held
xis evening. The Select Council will pr..bably elect a clerk
take the place of the late John T. Whitten.
:kiATOR STUCKRAIII, of Allegheny, had not a !tingle case
-I,,re him this tmruing. Allegheny City is becoming re
uktu.kubly p,accable
SI is ;a WEAVER had five common cases bolero him this
morning, all of which were disposed of in the usual man
NOTICING of Inteiest tulle:Tired at any of the Aldermen's
•fllcoa this morning, except a !inglc case referred to above.
- -
air- THE GREAT SUCCESS which hag ever attended the
use of J. M. Olin's Celebrated Stomach Bittern, and the nu
merous certificates which ate daily received, iu their fairer ;
show conclusively that they are the greatest and tonal cella-
Wu preparation of the kin I over iutreducal to the pubic
and at this season, when luas of appetite is so prevalent, n 4
one consulting their own interest can affwd to do without
them. The Bittern are pleasant to the Lazo and agreeable
in Weir effects. As a tonic they are delightful; they are a
reliable remedy for Dyspepsia, CO4tiven,si, etc., and a sure
preventive of most of the prevailing diseases of the day.
Far sale by .7. OLIN, t he proprietor and mannfecturtr,
No. 267 Peun street, PRtitP,r,h, , and by dealers gee
my7-443
JOSEPH IVIEYER,
MANUFACTURER OF
Fancy & Plain Furniture & Chairs,
Warerooms, 424 Penni street,
ABOVE THE CANAL BRIDGE,
Air In addition to the Furniture business, I also devote
attention to UNDERTAKING. Hearses and Carriages
furnLeh.d
JOHNTHO:
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TkODPM,
SZi, SIGN PAINTERS, AND GRALNERS,
DEALERS IN PnINTS, OILS, VARN
ISHES, Turpentine, Colours, (Hasa, Putty and Brush
es. Pr tat ground to onler. 12 set best English Steel Combs,
in cases. 13.5 Thlnl street. rayl7
G° TO NO. 98 MARKET STREET,
81:00 ND DOOR FL:0:11 FIFTH,
Aud buy a pair of those desirable
SPRING AND SUMMER BOOTS AND SHOPS,
Which " ill bo sold very cheap for cash. Remember the
blocs. JOSEPH 11. BORLAND,
myl9l 98 Market st., 9ocond door from YUib.
ROMA' DALZELL.- JAIRI3 it. imam
114 ()BERT DALZELL & CO., Wholesale
1.11, Grocers, Commission and Forwarding Merchants , and
Dealers in Produce and Pittsburgh Manctfactures, No. 20
Lituti Wee; Pitillicigh Pa aadfOr
PITTSBURGH!, PA
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