, 1862-07-14

the Bank Of CbanberSburgh. Pa, are in clrcu-
}ation in t1ds city. The engraving is old-fsh-
ioned and coarse, with a square portrait in
each corner Of Tue bill. The vignctte is two
females seated. Look out for them.
STABpISG Casa soldier named James
Connel entered saloon near Cottage GroTe,
Saturday evening, and Kicked up 4 row, du-
ring which he used his bayonet aud severely
stabbed the proprietor. He will be examined
1T the Police Court this morning.
Boz FoUsD.-A lad five years old, who
says bis name is Hermann Rails, and that his
father is butcher residing on West Lake
street, Was picked up in the streets late Suu-
day evening. His friends can find him at the
Central Police Station.
POCKET P1cEED.-At Bryan Hall on Friday
afternoon, Mrs Jennings had her pocket re-
lieved Of . purse containing about three dol
lars in money. A young nan named Frazier
subsequently found purse in his own pocket,
brt minus the money.
BERRIES AND GRArEs.-George B. Davis is
literally flooding the market with his splen-
did strswherries and will soon have rasnher-
.ies and 1,,ackher,7es of the most Il ae1icions "a
,4~Rna In s+,anae ara The finest uo hare rvar
seen AMI his graptry is already purple with
luscious Hamburgs and Nuscats.
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~, rn++;1,, +to c;+1- rrooe,,ror- b,z ros;o,ad
because the Council at a late meeting refused
10 increase his salary, The Council will now
have to elect somebody else, not ycry diff
cult task. There arc plenty Of competeut
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FAIR OAKs GRoyE.-Rcturned picniciaus
| from the above now celebrated locality speak
in terms of high prise Of its beauty and fit
| ness for the purposes for which it has been
lifted IN by tho Illinois Central Railroad Com
| ,anv. The Sonth Conversational Sabbath
| School ro to the rrgyc on Tuesday next.
| leaving the Great Depot at $50 a. m.
| Ey~ You can avoid the heat and dust for
the day by taking trip on Goodrich's boat
| fer Milwaukee. The expense, You will see By
! referring to our advertising columns, is about
the same IS Staying at home- The boat re-
tuning, leaves Milwaukee every evening.
rarties going to the upper Mississippi will
find this the cheapest and most pleasant route.
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PEEP o. DAy,-This charming drama, With
the best scenery and mechanical effects We
have seen for many day, still continues to
attract large audiences at McVicker's theater,
and will doubtless do so as long as it is re
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Drap.-The coroner held an inouest satur
: day morning upon the body Of Fraocl
Gowres the man who WIS ruc over hv
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