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In GAZETTE PEBLISNISG ASSOCIATIO
MONDAY, MARCD 6, 1865
TILL'
We arc much pleased wills the IcaugurA.
It is shoe', but it says a great deal, and says
It well. Toere is a healthy tone pervading
It from end to end ; and these who have
• doubtel that -Annarhaa Lir:Tour was au
anti-slavery man, can now doubt no longer:
.Thereligious sentiment prevails through.
out the message, anti marks it as distinet
from all similar messages that bare preced
ed it. The great reliance of the President
ia upon Gon, and in. the strength of Ills aria
to rave us; and no man, with a just cause,
that has put a faithful trust in Ulm, has
over been brought to shame thereby.
The idea of the .President that this war
zany not be jyrtnitted to come to an end by
the Almighty Ruler of the Universe until
the treasures heaped up by two centuries
and a half or unrequited labor have been
swept away, and the blood drawn by the
from her lolling - slaves has been 're
quited by the blood of. their cruel task
masters, is'a very suggestive one. If such
Le the Writ:ie will, who, indeed, shall ques
tion its wisdom on, its justice!
The President Is hopeful of an early ter
. anination of the contest, but firm in his de
termination that it shall not end until every
rite is broken and the opprosied have gone
- free. Ellazery.began -the wet', as slavery
Las prolonged it; and slavery Imustolle with
R. And let all the people say &hula.
One little r feryent prayei , --often b;fore
repeated, and never yet in vain—naturally
*rings te.the lips after reading this luau
-
guns], and we are sure our readers will join
as with .one heart in it—G op Dt.nss Anal,
e PAO LDiCOLN
WIIAT CONGR-ESS HID.
116th houses of Congress adjourned finally
on Saturday morning, but the telegraph
dose not give us a cleat conception of the
shape in which the_various bills of public
interest were 'passed. From what we can
gather we infer that
- /41 the appropriation bills passed, the
Senate yielding its opposition to the ciao-se
Bln the Deficiency bill giving extra pay to the
1 - employees of the }lousc of 'Representatives.
None of the bills Increasing the pay of
the army,' or of army officers, parsed; but
we find in the report of tbe House pro
ceedings on Friday night,. the following :
11r. Schenck reperted back a bill to ar
tango theiaryof officer's servants,. with a
, snip:bet ot 'tunendments of the Senate. It
was passed, and the title altered so as to
freed "Au act in relation to various military
clatters, and amendatory of the enrolment
law." -•-
What the provisions of this bill are it is
impussible now to tell.
The bill to incorporate the Freedmen's
Savings and Tru-t Company passed, as did
also the bill restrieting.the circulation of the
National Hanks. The latter bill reduces
the percentage of notes to be issued in a de
scending ratio from 90 to 00 per cent., in
umportion. to- the increase of capital from
$200,000 to 41,000,000.
The amended Tariff bill wait passed pretty
rouch as it
came from the House. Wrought
iron tubes are taxed 2,1 cents per pound,
. and the duly on railroad iron is reduced
from le to 10 cents per 100 pounds. Ma
chinery for the manufactory 'of fabrics made
from hemp and linen'may . beimp t rrted duty
free for one year.
The bill to regulate commercial inter
course with insurrectionary States, passed
with amendinents. It repeals Section dof
the act of July 2, 1804.
The freedmen's buretill bill as passed
[dices the Interests o f freedmen and white
refugees Von - an equal footing, under the
direction of the Secretary or War,• instead
of maltingi.it an independent bureau. It
Emits the number of assistant' commissioners
to ten,.or one instead of two in each insur
rectionary State • ;
and provides for the rent
ing
ot lands ire iota of forty nosy each, to
Ovitivatortyldack and white, with an oppor
tunity for their purchase at the end of three
gears, at arno-dentle price? It abandons the
!vision repealing the resolution explana
tory of the 'confiscation act..
_ As to the. Revenue bill we give the follow-
Lag-from the House proceedings. The re
• port of the Conference Committee tens adop
ted in bothllonces:
,
Sir. Morrillartim the Committee of Con
- &fence on the- disagreeing amendments to
~the ainendatory internal revenue bill, made
'erreport, which be explained by saying as
to the appointment of ten revenue agents
instead of live 'the Senate receded; and al
. so-from their amendment that the amount
' of clerk bife for assessors should be gauged
at seventy cents. for each hundred names.
This wonle have given clerk hire to every
assessor tilroughout the country, and even
to-those wircediti not require them. On rock
nit a compromise was made, allowing a duty
of - One dollar a barrel, and the Senate rece
' ded from Its proposition-to- have a draw
back; now itrere.to to.be Ito - drawback.' In
relation to;.exempting certain books from
taxation, this is . stricken •out, the eon
feted belie-Sing that we - should obtain ull
the tax we , cOuld from whatever source.
The totacco clauses were nearlyall entirely'
concurred in. The Senate proposed to create
two pnces, one live and the other fifteen
dollars. This Was abandoned by the Senate
conferees. .
The committee. made a compromise of
ten della , sa_thonsand on cigars, instead of
• sty cents it pound. The clause as to the
trensportation - of certain articles free was
altered so as to conthib it to Silver ore over
Co plains alone.' The Iowa& tax remains
the same; the gains and incenses from :real
' estate purchnsed'iritlifn the year are ; el be
• Included. -- In relation to stamps, tho-lause
has been sceateended - thit'fisstrumet4 not
starnfted are:to - be' void. :He regretted to
say that the to-I on cotton' is stricken out,.,
the Senate conferees refusingto concur
less a drawback, were given on the thane
feratned . Tito lax on bunks was
Dies entenattat.) change Item Jautrtry. to
n:o au to give >iv moat is more time.
lie tax on sales I.a.s:heti the Senate, but
gces struck o t by the Conference Commit.
The amended Enrollment bill; re,
.
V:)
passed bothjlonseN but we e, not ble to
state the exact naturept Its provisions. We
bellere, hoWevcr, passed subetantlelly ne
It came froth tlio House.
IDEATE Olf HON.. GEORGE DARNit E.
We arc pained to leain of the death of lion.
Ono. MUST, which, rook. place Friday mora
1, log. Mr. Daasie had attained the ripe ago of
years, bet Ism been forseveral years an in.
valid, haling been rioarated by '
,a "paralytic
stroke, from which he never recoverid.
tdr, Dunne, ober. Levleg served several years
blithe Road of .Reprerentailve., al 'a member
fiote thhs county, WAS , la 1311 elected hithe
Senate by a Te - ejimitT.pr. one vote from the cone
tics ciT Alleghdly and !tatter. He was re;elect
' Od In 1844, again In 1844. and again is 1350,
isorrlng to shored °ems term Id 1613? In `the
.Illsbad-Nothint jeer'', he was Lae Whig candi
date G3r Canal Co ' srimUsloner, brit was defeated,
and after that coated he took bat little - salve
rat .
remermibly pare man, and
durthjgbla inng — Cirba at Oarrisbarg, occupied
Ike &tidied rank as a faithful public Servant,
wbo of. cue , :t3ude• In
blew. Probes:dont) gahlUitean °this day enjoy
ed so fell a share of Oadle regard ar be,-and
odialnly no olio 'posseisud more entirely or Snore
deservedly tbelhodle onitadenaa
• in all the relothro - or life he VU an ,eke
ry num; upright. hanor.,oll, and stern in his al
beqoos‘to the right. ihA 111.1f11 will hilyer r y tra7.
orsity rlnplor,•4.,lno tr.11 , .41 . : 1:32W,
biallo:lTial aUtisasioNruel LLD to highly. "
*- 107 7 " .,1 r .
Ait,F4S;4l
•
7.11 1 1311; 1,0111:111)61;.,;':•,
If 11, re man in the li , uv.ltern
5 4 tut eskFs to be t avied than any other man,
i( 6 .1\ FL . . D‘vii. for a whik he Ww4 a
.I, 2,,ig ,1; but no that everythine . is going
t., te,.l, 1. ;mug bear al! the 1,1(1
in 11 ,1Qtylent e every (ilia tti,fied man is
htp. leg bard words at him, end enveloping
!:" . with hitter reprearhem. hear w' at
Ilitemt nays:
• My d.slie y la liuked vcifft my entlns.ry.
If' e sue, eed, lam a free man. ti
otht, t.elry or vreaklarAN..f ruh•ra. •f.,a,
a ep,,,,0n ruin ,:Waite +lx. Tile night is
the tempest bowls; the ship k lashad
with turbulent, waves; the holtntrwrii I, xtKer
inyle tar Whirlpool; our i • emonstranzes
Uldicedoll; and WE IIUsT Ia:STAIN lum or I 4
'Tete must +lila together, and b. 1 .' 4,-414 ."-
fetrie - eabk. ruin!"
Doubtless Jeff Davi , deserves all the
scorn and contempt that can be heaped upon
him. It is but justice that he should feel
the deep indir nation of those whom he led
into rebellion,end that when overwhelm.
lug-ruin threatens hint and them that they
should turn upon and rend him. But all
the blame does not belong to. m . Goy .
Brown is as emilty, In his wa as Davis;
and the conspirators would d eller to Iriy
the blame of their failure to the inherent
wickedness of their cause than
.try to put it
all upon the shoulders of their chuff. Still,
let them devour oneonother to their heart's
content. If all the factions in B i le, South
can succeed in annihilating each oNer,' this
world will he imnaensely the gainer by lt.
- ARMI SLATFA.
Governor Bnowa, of Georgia, in his mes
sage to the legislature of that State, says that
the slaves do not wish to go into the Rebel
army, and he is opposed to any effort to
make them go. "Compel them," he says,
"to take up arms and.they will Jason by
thous.stfds. Whatever may be caw opinion
of their normal condition, or interests, we
canned expect them to Perform deeds of he
roism when tightlitg to eontinne the enslave
ment of their wives atld children, and it is
not reasonable to demand it of them. When
.cver we establish the fact that they are a
military people, we destroy our theory that
they are unfit to be free. When we arm
slaves we abandon slavery." MIS is a very
tensible View to take of the matter, for a
man in his podtion, and it shows that the
Slaves the South are not 'such fools as
the Richmond editors Imagine. '
NEW JERSEY AND THE AMEND.
Another Slave State has refused to ratify
the amendment abolishing slavery. :New
Jersey has taken her place beside Delaware
and Kentucky, and thus the three Stites-
lint Toted for' 111'CLE.Lbax have followed
up that vote ly one strictly in harmony
with it: After a debate of several days the
amendment on Wednesday was rejected
ly the Assembly - by a vote 80 to 80. Every
Democrat Voted :No, and every Union man
Aye. Titus the party seals its devotion to
Slavery. Wherever it has the power it
stnndslip tot the accursed thing, even with
the fact staring it In the fare that slavery is
ir.omed. Defeat teaches it nothing. So
'org it has a grain of power left it will use
it ill behalf of human oppression.
The Exchange or Priacners..Their Fear
lul rouditi..o
WILMINGTON, N. C., Feb. :;, 1804
Arrangenterats having been completed
for the delivery of tome ten thotisand of
our men by exchange, at a point ten &ilea
shoie Wilmington, the steamer James
Cldistopher, this morning, received on
board at the bridge and brought down
some four hundred. During the day others,
to the nuniber of two thousand, have come
in, marching nom the Rebel line, where
they passed hem captivity once more under
the protection of the old Hag. They vont
up a taint cheer--the best which their wasted
energies could give ont, when they came in
- carried
of the -Stars and Stripes. Tice boat
carried a white, flog forward, and a hand
some American e , sign aft. These men re
present alrdost every portion of the great
union arM . y, and are from nearly every
State. TV wept with Joy when they
found the dyes free irons the clutches of
the enemy , and under Uncle lism's pro
tection. he long funeral processions, as
they came,
into the city, caused a shudder
of Lorror inongalleinases, andvarticularly
arong the Union ofErers and ran, who
found, hero and there, some old corarsde
or acquaintance, reduced from robust men
to mere skeletons, and 'almost beyond re
cognition..
, THErti CON,IIIIIUON.-
All attempts to describe the condition of
these released in toners would% utterly fail.
No pen can do it justice, audit it could the
effort would be pronounced an exaggeration.
Imagine t.proceision of a thoniand human
beings walkiu c in slow funeral lines through
the streetsvf New York; their bodies wa4
ed to skin and bone by starvation and dis
ease ; half covered with filthg raga, which
swarm ;with vermin ; half of them without
hats orshoes, their faces, bands And whole
pSrsons so' blackened by smoke, and be
grimed by dirt that they could scarcely be
eistinguished from black men ; tottering in
almost infantile „weakness, or suppporting
one another AS they move along, scarcely
seeming to realize or to care where they are
going, and you have a faint idea of the re
leased Union priwnlCrs received here to-day.
And these are the best cases sent forward
first, prbbably to wake a geod impression.
I saw to-day mom-hearted men weep; I
heard earnest men curse the doubly died
villainy, the studied, fiendish malignity,
I hat could so, treat humanity.
NYsTrAtATIC UEVELI TOWMU, ITNION rEns-
Some assert that the rebel/tare not able to
do any better. If thin is the best they can
do for mankind, then surely the bastard
Confederacy is upon its last legs. But it is
inter. All the rebel - prisoners - that we bare
hist n are robust, well fed, and comfortably
ea& Their own citizens had asserted to-'
day in my bearing that they could do better
by their prisoners if they would—that there
is a systematic *sign to starve and murder
our met. One ,r f theft —a ;Mr.,Bent, an
intelligent and conacienciona • soldier—in
formed the surgeons. 0-dayi;that be knew
that soor-s of our men in rebel ims,titals
1, ben- ho was bad been inoculated with
hospital gangrene, and their arms awl legs
lo It air. The statement Is nlmast i&retli
lle, and ao u td he quite -0 btu for tlm.e Iran- .
inch- or wasted nod i`yin:: 111 M wits are
thrust Imo our lines ale'r long months of
imprisonment in "bull pens" and °lice prig
min for exchange. For all this wOreturn
good for evil. Witness the. treatment of
rebel prisoners in our hands. Not only
their physics! but their mental powers hare
Oren way underths terrible iind prolonged
tuffetings. Some with whom Dr. Buzz.2ll
cOnversedlnd a dIM recolection,only of the
time they sad been psis:niers, but th e y
could not tell theirbyrn names, the regiment
they] elonged to, or the place of their birth.
And yet there was no disease to account for
this terrible inroad upon the mental power 4.
They bad become demented by protracted
sttaring'atal exposure, and by lack of nour
ishment. Y . Tribune.
.
Tttti Coated:4.l4er of Agriculture has
Laid. before Congress the report or Messrs:
Mcoritcall, of Pennsylvania, Warder, of
ChM,. and Jackson, of Rhode Ivland, Com
inistdoners appointed wader an act of OM
gnss to examine the adaptation of the fibres
Mile: and hiaup for spinning on cottonms
chinety. The report is long.. The Com.
mi-tsloneva say that they have continued the
senrch,to apoint Wherethe most flattering
vaults appear-ready to open, and they re
prat that the limit set unon'theli labors ron
dos it necc‘try that the pursuit should be
relinquished when the desired end is almost
in view. •
EXIT BEAMIIIaAnD.--Ileattregird is in
disgiace. Gen. Joe Johnston htts been Op
pointed to the command at it lia'rebel'forces
::thlront of Sbenuen. Tlie nolay Hide. Oto
ele, who directed the firo against Sumter
(Mir :years ego, has been contemptuously
Ic:tilted aside as a piece of ttselessrubbiab.
Ifeptittedly tried and always round wanting -
Ilto mmost.urrant braugart in the t•oliel fur,
conevitcd-Lan :I;lst:in, islth.
out any I.ol7drutailtries to io;7ty
Id et ni—b is do a n co; I i r;, , ,tc •
Bait- litcur,:gard:---,tr)ar6y iTaanfisi •bse
.1:2 2 ..• Its, uto' l l in • lie i•21;r022422
no to Iht truth or probability in the ll.ivona
report that the v.oellltev f
Al:demn as liaso• oar Con , u 1 and
'i1.02 •cocall2:cS.lo vest, 's hearing the
t!tt Cl 1121, r 20:t. i Si 11.2011' upon
the one , tiou n 0.,. d . Av • ;in ,, re ' s 11 , 11 C t h e
trllo l . 2:ltutorai is a
rei.ort inty
7.140;en0 port, lad ;is It is is sw"istonti dly
c , , nd 1,021, !9 nourish and sits
ti,in Ibe riavc ',:!Mere' Rebellion. ' The t^sa
her c IQ of it, the better for the Natio - 01
. tuv. and tie fewer of our oaten:Ns.
L_cnl , 'nnttrymen engaged in it, the better
for !kir own reputations. We wish May
:would -hut up hi, port at Matamtuos: fail
ing that, we NA ill thank him to drive our flag
:lon, and keep it away.—N. T. rri.4.
. .
Sherman Moving To—
The Southern newspapers, In an iiitenipt to
lie at once witty and mysterious, say that "Sher
man Is moving We have not the
slightest doubt of it. In the newspaper vocab
ulary means drib, and that is. just what
Sherman Is good at. He dilated from Matta
noogn to Atlanta, and be refused to be stopped In
bin grand dash by Hood. lie dashed across
Georgia and into Savannah In spite of all the
predictions of ruin and disaster that were made
concerning him and Ile great movement. He
dashed northward towards North Carolina, ta
king Columbia by the way and compelling the
evacuation of Charleston and Wilmington, and
be la now dashing up to such other places as to
him areas best. We are perfectly content with
the Southern statement that "5UC1021.1.• as Nor-
INC —PAiladefribm
ACCIDENT ON THIS Naw YORE CHNTRAL.
—(iii Thursday nigiit of last 'week seven
ears were thrown from the track, by a hak
enmil, a little way west of- Syracuse. The
earl were hurled down an embankment
twenty feet in 'height. The dears were
%eked and the passengers could get out only
through the windows. Singular to rotate
only two were considered fatally Injured,
though many were hurt.
WAS CIBCS
IT7NOTON - 11, fIVII -Bothnol
have passed a bill to establishm Rome for
Disabled Soldiers. It incorporates Licit.
Gen. Giant and ninety-one others. The
capital is to consist or a million of dollars,
made up of military fines, deductions from
pay, and donations. There is to he nn er•
pets° to the government.
COILREOPONDENTS intimate, and Wednes
day's Richmond DiApateh confirms the in
timation, that Sheridan is advancing up
the Shenandoah Valley at the head of two
of tic finest cavalry divisions In the service.
PROMOTION OF HAR' IN MIT& —A teie
graphic dispatch from Gen. Cameron to
Senator Lowry, announces that Col. Harry
White Las been promoted to Brigadier (len
cral.—Har. Tr 2.
PUBLIC JrOTILER.
7-30 ][..()..X.N.
B. authority of the tirwratary of the Treasarr,
the anderelened hoe seeumed the Generel Sub—
scription Amer for the este of United Suttee
Treniurp Notes, booth seen end three tenths
per cent. intereet, per annum, knew. es the
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes are rued under date of Anyust 15th,
t 864, and.see payable three yenta trout Last time,
to currency, or are convertible at tke option of Ms
holder rata
U. Sr 540 Six P&.Ccnt
GOLD BEARING BONDS,
These bond. we nogg worth a premium or aloe
per cent.. Molucllng gold Interest from November,
•bleu mekee the actual profit on the 740 loan. at
current mks, Including Interest, shout tee pee
mob per • acram. besides Its memyttas „from Mak
and municipal Orreelen, edict addefrem one to (civet
per mat. nom according to the rate levied on other
property. The interest I. pebble .eemtaenneally
by couporm eataci,d . to 01110111 liOte. which may be
sot off and sold to any, bank or banker.
The Interests amonsite to
One cent per day on a $5O Jite
Two cents " " • t' $lOO "
Ten " " " " $5OO "
20 " " " $lOOO "
$1 *5OOO "
Notes of all the derrondrostions nano] watt*
promptly furnished 1.11,012 receipt of subsciiptions.
/Is is -
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered _offered by the Governmeut, sad it is
confidently expected that its superior alrontageh:
will rooks It the
Great Popular Loau of the People.
Lees thin e!00,000,000 remain =mold, whit* will
probably be Moposed of within the Cana° or to
days, when the notes,will undoubtedly command a
'premium, go has uniformly been the case ea closing
the subscriptions to other Loan.
In order that the claimer, of envy town and
section of the country may be afforded facilities
for taking the loan. the National flanks. State
Barks, and Private Bankers throughout the Goaa
try have general' agreed GI receive subscriptions
at par. Subscribers will select their own agent.,
In whom they have contkienoo, and who only are
to be responsible for the delivery of the notes for
which theyrebrive orders.
JAY COMM
Einbseriptiou Agent, Philadelphia.
Subtler!),Mae will be received by the
First FOAM! Bank, ['Mamma, Pa..
krona
Mr/ "
\ Fourth
eltizena
Par••f liannho Walloon Boat, Plttolrrak, Pa
Patabargb Nottooal Bank of Commerce. "
Ira* .City
Troaeatosao "
Yarlirro-Ptooslt
Itertantcs
PIMA,
Alhighenf
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1 11 4 1 imILI)4,I,ALLEtem.S2
Tills (llond..Tl EVENING
♦t 7 , 4 o'clock, at FA to detet cabin
wiathor they will roue the tiolsnee of Do. money
to till the quote. Olt STAND Tliß DRAFT.
ELECTION EON,
rIIESIDENT A.ND HIX DIBEOrOB.3
01 the MANCBESTEK SAYINGS BANK, will
be hcldnt' the :It/Inking Donne, an SATUItDAN,
the nth DAY O MAM)II, 1865, between the
'Lou re of 1 and 8 o'clock.
le24:lred HOS. B (.IPDIXE. Cathie,
TENNISON CLUB LEcITURNS.,
ELT. DR. E. H, CHAPIN.
Ot New York. the great Pulpit Orator, at
cc:oxvc)mre.a.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March Bth.
JIJECT—The Old one 11. lien.
To b. laid ot the Book .4 Mgelo Storm and at
the Door. ).ecture commences Al B o'clock.
•
HALL PATTERSON.' JOHN MotH.AEEN.
J. B. BUTTERFIELD, IL 111 'ILIRD DAVIS,
S. C'. AICUANOLESS, A. W. CHIsLE rr.
J. 31. iri ezzami STEP EN WOOOS,
0,11014
- - Lee urs Coromatte.
thoroticivork
on the Inatont Vex of 011,.11 one wuo hug
three lenreexperliveri to tumor ,lantlu lonnogyl.
WadJh LWett witliqulf 1,10413.9 n..
Sent—fiee rdr
DANIEL l'A
rur Ciaony!. W.,Sklent. (;n1 0..
iv Al I , .k14,1i-S. TIT I}_esvest. tle igns
of rt , rl, V. .nntl
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)I . IE YE' F'Cli ?IS EJI EST'S.
.t . :sTET —T Y—A ,tlt.,l' 11 , s !I m•
mow, co o nit In; fro* Icor to rig 1 r uns.
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nrit puolmer 6y etdroftintt "110 M E" tiAzt rro
I Clef', Sttlairay; sOcullvEl.
T)ESE AND COUNTERS AT AUC•
TII IN.— Ur. TIMRSDAY MORN MCI, Alnnli
Sth, et II n'eloel: -t M 44,2,113.11 it Llttiett 14,1,‘C
Si 1. - tali C net. trill be sold t do•Ible dBk. law; and
then counter: will drauern.
toka T. A MeCLELI.AND. Ndet'r
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N 7) SILYE/ft RE —On
TUEN-li T celi Ith se in n'e,c,/i.,
.( Nese:lle MCI Anrinin Rout,. :. - erifth siirean,
is/11 be cold a ylientity et I , oll%kt:ie.-. Ilsepete, and
<lher Warn, en:lir:trial Frenah. I 'ottauti, Turned
Part sail Silirle II fob And Low Pow: fleistrial, I
Ft t ityprltor MallagareStet Porter %airs
end T
al Lockers; Marble op - Tsblei and Stand.,
Liguori; Bureau: I/mac:cleat Chairs; W111131151-Soil
rot Ctnlre ml Ren Seri Mahngany Soh, ITinln~
tied lir linen Taldr. and Malec I;i:remit-are, Ve
'titian 'Minh, Clocks, hr., he.
CAPPETS.—ltueelal attention I. exiled to the
rale ea 'Word 3111 t Ingrain Carpet., Item and St air
Co ppr '
rh.'Alden ore entirely new.
SIL.TER IVA Rti—A quantity al Slicer Plated
Ten, Table and 14,W Spoon., flutter Knit.,
Dinner spill/taxa Fork., tie.
nihn T. A. Mi.tiILELLANII,•Aue'r.
.TlAtt,r I , OY %nu,
ONG, LAI4E, & .CO.,
aI A GN ARTISTS & ROUSE PAINTERS,
No. SO Smithfield St., Pittsburgh,
LETTERING OF ALL KINDS executed
promptly and with uneurpassed elegance I
HEAL TIPI , L Sp OTC CARDS on en qu'elell
paper of all rolora,onn GILT SIGNS ON GLASS
made t. &der and:dint to all parte of the Inanity.
PIOTONIAL IILIGNS executed In a laghly 1..-
OWe meaner
HOUSE PAINTING done with A regard to do
lability, harmony of color. sod neatness of tinlah
-All work at reasonable rate. lobe:1y
. _
ENV DRIES GOODS,
WAT l'rE, 0111: ,vc. CO.,
25 1117 h Street,
•te openiEw, no Assort oipot of
NEW DRESS GOODS
•
suitable for the season. mba
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.—
Now to get the best and cheapest hoots, Shoes,
Kld, (*sit and morocco Lace or Button tialmo
role, Youth's French, pall and Alp (lonkress Gal
len in the city, 700 ittust go to
DS Alarh . et Street.,
where we are .ellinz off our Wu:4er. good.
It h C AItI)I. E $ $ OV. 'COST
Pere". aclalllng Inlmo-damn ny of the Above
aankle.trodl It.ffreally to their a Inteteit to call
Dente pulchaslnq debortour, at
06 Market xtreet.2d door from Fifth
(.ALE AND EXAMINE THE BEST
Oil Leaiesan the City;
Foley's Celebrated Gold Felix
Copying Presses.
Copyintßooks: •
Copying
Counting Hones Stationary,
of every dwriptlcilf, for eats or•
MYritarSCHOYER & CO.,
411.11 No. SI FITTS STREF:T,
R it I LEY, 'FARRELL & CO.,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
taxa...l32d ElltormoooPdttcors,
114 Yr rOß.tatili) OP hawd n I. ani well renorted
stotk of
HYDRANTS.
- ASH BASINS,
RATH TIJ
GAS FIXTIDLES,
HOSE,
LEAD PIP?
- SHEET LELIa, &a.
w/heu Wt pet up is a durable manner at reil.olo.•
MO Ines and warrant.
No. 139 FOUBTE STREET.
mhoAtIOVE Mit:MELD.
p ETTIOL Ell M.
The New - Weekly, •
NATIONAL MAOLERI' TIMES,
isio. 1. vol.. 1
NOW .
FOR SALE OY ALL NEWS AGENTS
•
i•tept ,rg Allies! report. !”• see.l,l rem..
younlenta from eV the prtnelpol Oil Regions,
eta
Price, 10 cents. $3 50 per Annum.
roirfir P. HUNT. Publisher.
00 0 FIFTH NT.. BrksomalitLl.
A BfifttES OP
Grand Presentation Concerts,
TO IDE GliN AT
CONCERT HALL,
Monday, March 13th, 1 ‘i 65.
LtNl,l2l. 111E - 1111MOTION 01V
N(w Turk /millers Monnfarturlng Association,
whe. at twelve Entertainment. elven by thl.
—efat ion a‘ the AVAII.EItIY 01 , Bil/SIO. to New
Yi.tk, sold upwards of tan 000 wont. oflokets
gav, way over SOWOCI Pr...cots. .
• Ste are now open for kale of Ticket.. and the
~tributton of Vrawentm, at the Otimpaelts'iDepot.
NO. 63 FIFTEI . 3IMT. •
The Depot he. been e l leenntly fitted for the war.
on. end the public AR intlteJ to call Oral exam
e the Clouds
Tickets, One Dollar.
PECULIAR .IN4 ORIiiINAL FEATURE
Tciaaaci
A 4 A.LIJABLE P.RESENT
elven with each ticket, vatting in value front
$l. to $5OO,
which the purchaser of the tiebet may receive int-
Ineillately on prescrantirri of the Ticket to the
Actuary rif the Aereciatlon 1Y THE YLAUE
Wk 14111: TIIE TiahET 1S PUIiOIIA.SLID. The
presents will be given nom the •
IMMERSE STOOK OF JEvialßYl
• \
k • lanos, Plarcentls. Mewing Machines, §llverwrre,
tuo k a fart h: . rta. (rota Watcher, :Iva Seta, Toi
let Sri, SilweiWatehes;llraceleta, (turn/
(Udue Drool:hes, Soltdiren,. Ringo,
endlies variety nt 131 Jo •
lactis and objects do•.•
Virtu, now •.on ex •
)ibttion id
C 0 My ANY' 'S DEPOT,
orb. 63
AT WHICH PLACE ONLY,
Tickets Can be Purchased.
:agar 7. W, ELIAS, Actuary.*
ASSOCIAIriON BALL
Vigilant Steam Fire Engine Company,
LAFAYETTE HALT.,
CIL 711.7.ursday Ers - cr.ing, Narch allt, 1885
ail, as
al , : Pi • T P"E It TA'S 11:41E.rTS
THE
GEMIAN NATIONAL BANK,
Of Pittsburgh,
COR. SIXTH AXD WOOD STREETS
• 170 T ROT ELUL. Precdent.
6P3L:Cti ER Raft BALM .VI co
GEORGE A. LiNDLY,
This Seale Invites the accounts of Rinks, Bank
ors anal tithe...
Governmout Sorurit les of nil kin•la bought find
SOW la current rotes.
As SPECIA I. AGENT of Icy Cooke, subscrip
tion.; will be received for the
Popular 7-3 Loan,
This loam la cow twiny abso bed nt the rote of
0,0 cto.opocr or rift-sr.
cod wing seer ertlble loto ye-twenty bonds
which are cow at a premium I over NINE PM;
CENT. It commends Itself fo Its auperinr ndrno
teens to all who sear is sate a 'relatable Wrest-
Meld.
Liberal cent minions on this can wilt be allowed
ro all deskra la Government se orates.
MIME - GEO. A. LY, Cashier.
Fta . ItTH MATT NAL BAXIC.
• V. I. Govern of Dq.erito - y,
Pressatruez. February 1.1.4 leab.
I 11A. VINCI HEM APPOINTED
Speei 1 _AL e t
FOIL
JAY COOLIE,
U. S. Agent for the -30 Loan,
We neer ?Lie ne , nrnble Ineestroen In sum& to suit
parubenere. The it" L. ON in •urn
$5O, $lOO, $5OO, $l,OOO an
I=EEll
ILacfcrrable Aug. 15th,
INTO A
FIVE-TWENTY
.A.l"
Tbeae desirable securities ' selling
e 4,000,000 • PR
AND IV • YI2VS SUORT
,}ME
If be at a Premium
ai-Te Rank.; Elnokers, Brok.crli, Tru
panirs, Insurnnee Corapaulea, nnq All
ch../ to Bell araUi,
A Liberal fainmilsioa Will be Pahl
It 1 hoped (*very ode .111 Invest. 6IA
de/rabic, •nie idd pEviltsble seaurfq.
MIEES -O'CONNOR, Preai
8, D. HERRON, Culler
trZt:lf
COUNTRY BAN
FOURTH NATIONAL
U. S. Government Depsttary,
~
Trrramnott, FebraaryST u 1,1665.
+ Th Built lawitcs cerrrespootteun and account*
COIIATRY BetNicS
/MD OFFULS
Special and favorable Facilities
e==
INTEIUNT ON BALANCEI
Furnishing IT: S. 7-80's
wocfrrt. wurnwsamaa.
JANNMS O'CONNOR, President
A. D. 11E1111031. Ca stlee.
SPECIAL I , IOTICE.
FOLIIIII NATIONAL BANK,
U. B. Government Depcnittary,
PITTSBURGH, Febm.l7
This Beak is outkottutt to receNe ',Loam
FATALE AT 10 DAYS NOTICE,
!(Alter 80 Days.)
Bearing 6 Per Cent. Interest,
AHD TERAISEI FLENPIITtIit WISH
HON. F. E. SPINNER'S
(IT. M. TREANIMIGH)
CERTIFICATE FOR THE SAE.
1.. lipped M e t 11111. EIS' NI; TIEStRASILE
nt.ligvlncilt Will meet %ith the rev.r of the entire
toe,e.nit): cud us the edSTtmJigrttl Wttnletag
pet iNter - st (AI tseeey phy 7i:4e
teeroe Ne truNt Ir huge tiCalltad Ut Mauer
11+1/1 Ge ob:telnediur Um tiovesenaerit.
JAMS 0 . 00.15f1i1311, President,
8. D. HERRON, Culler.
tettif
_
pIANo3. _
SPLENDXD NEW STOCK
ebbelieritUr
s 11 Pid.ros,
COMLINING ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
T 4 / 1 613tepIttif
• • •
. Fee sale by. • ••..
• IDIABL.ra C 111:04011:,'
retie 4 . ,61 - AO4I7;TREET.
iP'37222.. 1 1
per• Shorn ,bas bees lento on nt the the above sun,. by
' the: - Dtrectors, phyeble at thoa e, Wo. 63 'Water
stl !et, P•tzebtirst i , on of; helot* the 6th no) , 01
t Meech next. - t JIM SS,
P. JISS.
Dahl lo r d • ; Trcuur ,..
1.3A) 5 1:ft — l l / I iEGIntS
wAt.FIF.IIS tent on ci ort to utlitu to those buy-
In; 0 - . T vokoza.
.114
JOB, B. LlT.r.,.:afe,S 3. 10.0
.N ►. l i ' .10 1'1:12 i I .ti VEri'S
AV 1!.I IT 1411 , 1 1 '1r^ 1:1;;III , ItT.
N,N01N,.; LH} LA W 111E1. far ye t: Li,;l
• FLAT NUTS.
Fr
I‘l.kri .....
tuly
N 11,.
Ft! 11:31y
\ I 41,1
.I.nolgty
Fel.rti.‘ry
Ittnrrt: ....
April
.luoe.
AtsiruFt
Septeintler
lireenibtr .
Ft. 1.1. PR WE OF STEA . MERS.
f 1,06 t 41
1,098
11,291! 1.129 lo
12,186 I ~.NS
5,549 MI 91
?.35' :361
7.315; TM SY
9,51. 11.5
1,41 Il;
, n 1,21 2
5' 771 59
:2,30 ^231.1'•
Februnry _
Al —....
.tune...._ ...
A tiglnit
NI tuber.
OctuLer
Non.' c-
Decrtutrel
.l4au ry
VIM ooatr. 3 .2.41 .
6.e1 and Canal Boats ...... .. —.. 1,G1 9 uu
Frothy, of 111, 100 n... ....... . . . 3..911 91
FOll ' , Fire 01 No9ittiera 9.4.2 ...
EAU wharf - Ai. un inutt r 10i 1 . 1 10,1 0 .4! . 41 0P 1 , 07 5,
Wha,fsne on barges ... 865 .
Iv halfage on toilroatl iron . 1%019 gril
Wliorfnike on tool nnil brick Hats ... . ..... 6.19 110
32 hitrfoge on I.lrownaville picket orinipa sly 790 00
I
W aifage 'on stearto.r Loyal , ' wharf boat.. 1:i , .
W orfoge on Jonrs' Ferry _ On o ,
W Wage on Railroad at Point_ ..... ......... GA' 0 18
31 mirage on Collins' wharf boot ...... ..:: . 01 00
WI arlnge lOC OEM Of wharf....-._.--- ..... ... Ho 05
33 arfoge on mouth of Rohs street.-- .... tlo aa.
33 forage on oil ~.. ,IS to
ro lected Witirfoge for 1863 ............-- ..... 36 12
$5,000.
A monet paid City Treahurer....--..........1511 111
1 N OIWN.I NC'E A3IEI.,'bING TIIE
- 1 17th Section ClChaptei 17th of the New City
C le.
r it oe,fa:trd and marled by She Mad and Pam non
0 ' ~,i i. al the City , tf Adegheny, and II irheteby Clan,
tee iyitr aurae. i y II the sew, frott the 17th Seetloti
el ht. 1700 Chapter of the few City Code, relat•
log to the ...impels of Water Tao, shall i.e alter
ett had asteuded to read as follow,:
BOND
. . .
Ople room Om, pled by one person:
..........
Trio " '• Imo "
Taree " " " three " 5,73
or '• " four ........—....... 7,23
Fife ' 4 " tire .'
..... ...... 9,75
Six " • " •• six . to,es
and for evert , additional person over to pence or age
the rte of
ID AY,
Houees ~ u otalolng more than sly rooms and mare
than six person!, 111011 be gummed an addlttonal
ore ironnt nrd fifty rents per room, nod for each
perld.o over Ire Santo of age, ono dollar.
SuII f porno rook a. • r - • onu 1d) sour 1.11111. At.
l'e !Am roh' C....1'0T kl..artlerill or back bulul-
I r Anil be eateset4 ere dollar eadt.
••• • • •
I.e rte rooms eq.] In slte,te twe common toomi,
1.1 el' be ,luertru twu room; et the dlecretionuf
Af et 0.11:r.
•
• Ilotela, Taverne,lWlnkleg S tloowt b.c ; Cotton
Faeturict, Brewodee. iannerles, not *II places
w here .ten in I. med 01..4 he charged ape nal rate.
to la . !Nen by the. Water Committee, except when
I w.l Metre h/eleure, then t.e rate shall
~ 0 0 nnL u firelf.ents per une hundred gallon..
It oath. r rare nchif•iye of any rate that
may he thorned by the foregoing on the foll.owlng
Items, vim
retlte •aeh e an of .--
•• lint " ........ 3,110
Water 'clueeta ruhllo and Private, not leas than
two or more, t..n dollars each, at the illAcretlon of
the Al.sll[£POr. •
rim; Wm!, hoed Ilmins
Carriages, (Minibuses, Itumtles, &e., from 112,6 , to
glum\ at the discretion or the Assessor.
Boras* each ..-. ..... - ....... ......
Slemetttertinr lioness each from 5t.1,00 t 0116,00.
Store Rooms sepsrate sod spsrt fro ha domillogs,
from 112,5, to 36,00, st the discretion of the Asses;
.r.
113 draLts or ary o her arrangement, 'neporate
from the hydrand to cernmoo .e fur washing
pavements, trom e3,ou to ItU,to. and gardenor lawn
hose from $1 ; 00 to 0,42,1*, at the dlecretion of the
Assearor.
Barber et , . ,e. one chair $.5 03
For each additional door used. s 00
BI licks mit iek , tilollo, inch forge' 200
Bolldlog purposes, each 1,.60 brick laid 01
perch of stone 04
Plesterier " " 103 yards as
Plastering on contract prima per cent.
Churches Dorn SO MO to Irt 00
Schools from aOO " 800
Offices aroma.° from stores and dwallings... 5200
Bakeries ' for each barrel baked, ( onecent)... 01
Fountains in ynods or gardens, a jet Of 340.. 507
each AARE lonaljet f 03
Brickyards for each I,o3obrick made 10
Permits for sprinkling streets will be lulled by
the Aas,sas.. The assesament to bit not less than
sm,re or more than sls_,_oo, at his dlecretlon. •
The Committee on Water reserves the right to
suspend the use of the water for sprinkling streets,
t.i.tue‘er, la their °pinker, the public, exigency..
may require it.
Aty person or persons hollering thsmselves:
aggrieved by the Assessor In levying the Water
'lnn, 1.-IF at any time appeal for re•lre” to the , -
Committee on Water, stating facts under oath or
anirui• ten adminlatered by competent. authority.
Ordained and enacted taro a law this, the second
day of March, Anne Dotson!, one thousand
eight hundred and slat p re.
JAMES MARSIIALL,.
Prost. of Select Connell,
SIMON DRUM,
Prest. of Uommos CeuoetL
Attest
D. 111ACFPRRON,
Clerk of Select
N. kfrOUNNIGLE, .
Clerk or Common Connell.
er.laC:ltd
0/41Z . F.Tillee01e0/11211111n/itIT
WAISIII3O3TOIe, D. U March 4, 1865. (
1 1 11 0 GSAL014.1 , `LOUR.--SEA.I;
PS. •'l , ED
PtI.OPOSALS, to duplicate. are Invited until
MARCH 11th. An In o'clock It., for furnishing
the Subsistence Deportment with
TIIOUSAND (1,000) 1311 LS. OF FLOUR.
The proposals will, be for what is Wiesen at this
Depot as Nos. I, rind 3, and bids will he entertain
.) ibr nay quantity less thou the whole.
Bids most be In duplicate, and for each
or parole sheets of paper.
The delivery of the lour to commence. within
Use day 4 from thcopeniug of the bid., and must be
delivered at such quatitities, daily, as the Gov
ernment any direr t;either nt the Gov e rment wore
bouse.in Georgetown, nt the wharves or railroad
depot In Washington.
'the delivery of all Flour awarded to he complet
ed Within twenty days from the acceptance 01 ',the
bid.
Payment at 111 mode in such funds on the °by
eninier.l may have fur disbursement.
The tonal Government Inspection will be m my
Just before the Flour Is received. and none will he
acialited which Is not fresh ground, nod male from
wheat griiund in the vicinity where manufactured,
units, an very superior quality.
Flour to be delivered In maw, oak barrels, blend
Heed
An oath of ollegionce must occumpony tho
.if eneli Mailer who has not the until on tile In thin
0111-,', and no hid trill be entertained from nettles
who hove prevlously•folled to comply with their
bid, or :torn bidders not present to respond.
Government:mien - es the right.to reject any bid
Eids to he addressed to the rindeisignediatl No.
0 street, endorsed "Proposals for Flour."
nil odd NE.IIIOE.S..Capt. C. S. Y.
a.fl F.jS[iBT FORK.• -OILCItIi4PA.N-Y,
a. IN 1 EwtS 4:MINTY, WESTE RN
GINIA. 4 -l'opittd..4l49.oert; Shares, 103,930, at 41
0.1q:Aliw.000. • .
Ilee 4.40 , of Mt. Colo/POW Pine.-
hew 7 etti thin, L'cui.. "minty. w cans Vitriol a.
• o nod i . e . ° . the West VOriz, the bc.d
the Not.e • -.tale lime:. •I v ee,,,, 5 • • of:
I. Ifni 6...11 a, Ore„, i t .., in lie . 4i• W,
n twrotv yeare, suh!ect In
of the prdurt. 3..1 nett, On n loony of
years eliNeel. ton royalty ot 4,lth al oil.
These land. have been carefully selected and
connotfall to be oraduA Ire of oil, as there a nueSr.
bet id burning spring. on and around thew also
indicant-as oT had nod antiinony ouljo'ining
trite.. Coal and Unmet plenty and other cameo.
silences for cheap boring. Tan West.Ferk In high
wrier, and a gime rand at any otter ti. ny „w ar d
transportation. Companies limn New Yorl,
Phil
a7elphia and Cincinnati; are now deer:MO.l al
jelzerg Cruets with satisfactory prospects. - --fhisy a.
mirober of shores will he soli to reuse Gm
'working fund. Nooks for suli-criptton of stock
...in n o Open at the Drug Store of FRED ERIG IC
BRAUN; no the corner of Liberty in, St. (flair
orreets: at .3. lb. BACKOFENtS 1100 K STORE.
No. 93 Srulthtle.d street: t C. LANGE'S
DRUG. STs ill E. fin. 4e3 Pen tenet; .st A.... tit
-.KLEBIGNII3 DREG STOIC Pio. 213 Penasyl.:
voila A Vetille. 131h30Mir
WE WILL OFFEII
THURSDAY, . liarch 9th,
.
eus out prenabeib Sa Pitt Towiwitp, (near the Fair
Greunos. Ninth Weed, the f SI ring, yin.:
1 I.Saglue. with boiler. . I
1 Paha 211111.
• Situillnifi Punks and n ice quantity of ripe,
iali mos aOr lees dausagial 1, ti e
• Ito, rtwo house wanau.
'
/ 1e,',.. "- af ladra agon. fur wimp.
0 de
w • I ~.
I onettO... -. .4. 1_,.,..
2 hones
Woollen'.!raid,;,des, _ .
la
. lot of Wood. , 'Om d h 1 0 ... •
f l .
4 14t of A:imaged i... , -
I iarlil,f iron kettle. - - .. • '^ CO 10 A. ...
Salt. to CUMMODoe ponctu 3 . -.. ' . .
3.7. K0LA , 110114...
,
_ __
sainlstd STABETIOUSE 226 LltigliTir ST', _ :
_
GtiRREIiCY NO • E.--On • efatPNafter
xt:c FIENT tIF mtal ing‘nt.t,thwP, d riwri.
elms of thi, Flowing . An a or l'atthol,',ltran
rtrlulir nIL Av4e.) , r,b,446,b, to be
In P.f1.6 FUN I/.S.Thor . 1 / 4 .,.11 neither o , tuvra u.r*
•
j. I,l o(irrr fx...nrs yr,,f fhltrl j r City )11114.
.r. 1‘..r..1.; NElll' N. 41:.fa
le •
.1; .'Ol. 'llly 1;111..
IS , 1. .
f ,r) 1—r•• 1 .9 Tr, 1...1-y . 4
D:;
'it: ti t...) 06 .•';(.. CO
. • V.", 0( 1,12 !.090)
1 1 1 t'.1.11,11..., • "JI I .12_, 11 , 1
1,1 .1 n 1 1,1 . ?.50.717 71
I thlul,i 0'1 , 9 21
;11 ,tong t la. ' '6 .....
11/ ,I'i' !car. 06
114 41 GI
ILIA, 44, I ,iti.t•
W. . Las It”'s,,
I.l"s•pr
)1, ,earl r 11.11.
Fan/w )I.sr . s.rt • sii I.lt
etty S 317 ,T 1
• `ll Sze P.,,ettg - er 221 1
Nowt 11411151a1114 21,
' 11,11 111 iii
.1 I',llrr. 119 01
: )11 11l
l' 1 t1 ,13 4. 1 1& 11 110' 0..
A 10.erman' rise. ' .91
A,; - v •-• '.l.!Tcylin',•:;l A nin•rif
5.1 04
xs
I t
I _ ,
11.7
Id
..... 16 . 6 ,
..... 6 , . 61
..... . 2 6 .0.
t 4..... . . 166 .11
UV, • . Os .
ry: I-- By ronoonts paid, vir •
on A ppo.prlal ion No. 1.. .0
On Appropriation No. 9 16.7
tin Appropriation No. a.... 2, 7 al
I A peropriatinn No. 1.... 15, t t II
110 Appropriat ion No. 5.... 27.
In .kpproptiation No. 6....
On Appropriation No. 7.... 1 3 ,4 •
•it Appropriation No. 9.... 2.1. 2in
O. Appropriation No. 15... I 7 93
On Appropriation No. 11... 1;1 1 - o2
On Appropriation No. It. 2
On Appropriation NO. P. 3,5 1 26
On Appropriation No. 11. Cr
tin A ppropii.tion No. 14.. 2 61
• On A pproprittion No. 19.. '7 On
1.111 ApprOpriniloll No. :NI.. it 3
riinking tuna
lily Tay. 'Unfunded
I /ULM...m:lllg Warranta.....
.013.411.10. ao I.l,nars .
Vrhirie tocense Refunded.
II radi nn &
• Itaianco iss onoury
5 r1 61
6 _ 1 331
115 1,13 et
45 1,911 395 71
10,3411. 5311 4 5
1,716 155 95
•,; 115 r.
2 1 1 6 1
11.1513 , irk 65
6.363 314 15
6.531. 411 55
6,334 319 13 1
1,281. 61 151
21t•SI(1I.1%,1.1.. BONDS loA11) IItIItINII 1941.
!late of lets, Names Holders. No. Bowl.
March 29, '47. Shirers, 17 6 1.131
Mnietl 29, 'l7. 'I hoiriss Shivers, 19 1,001 GU
March 29,'17. l'hotons shivers. 21 (eel 00
.itlo`y. Wllll.ru 2 11709 03
Jan'y 'l9. William I 94) 40
Joh' y 5,'40. William 111'llwatn, 6 1,02.1 00
Nov '1 71,'19. Wlllto O, M'llwain, 9 1,033 00
Ort . r. or, 'll. 311 r, A. itobertson 44 1,000 00
4/41'r, IS. 'll. r Mary A. Robert,..on, 0,. 1,001 07
.iirty 11, '49 311'3 - A. 11 oherrson, 94 :01 00
July 12. :nary A Robertson. ti 5,u 10
Nev. elk 'O4. Peter 4%111(.7. 23 tolh 0.000 00
Not. Y 9, '2l. Peter Collen. 37 )0 40 4.011 13
Nor. '3l. Are J. ill'A Disler, 2,500 Uu
July 12,'19. Semple Se .I.ols. N 00500
3u',3 12,'19. Smuple h Jones, 13 303 03
11,1, (glories Rug/in. 1,000 00
lkt. 10, 'II. (lnazics lingayi, in '; 1,000 0)
Oct. 19,'44. Charles Eagan, s= c. 1,10300
(Del.. 16.'41. Charles Rogan. 33 1,000 00
00. IN, Charles Hugon, to 1,003
Oct. 17,'50. Isabella liPl.allchlin, 1 1,003 00
March 14.'39. Nicholas Drown, 110 1,003 (V
Blarch 14,'39. Nicholas Brown, 11l 1,033 00
March 14,'39. Joseph Pearson, 220 500 00
March 14. :32. Joseph Pearson, 229 -,.. 500 00
sloth 14,'39. 'W. A. Simpson. 218 1,003 (S)
March 14.'00, W. A. Simpson, 219 1,0210
10 ' 11, '4O. Samuel L. Hamill.. 40 SOO Ott
.luly 12.'49. Samuel L.Hamill , 41 600 00
Oct. 17.'50. E. &M. Carlisle, 2 1,100 03
Oct. 17, '3O. E. &M. Carlisle, . 3 1.030 00
'AI arch 14,'39: Turban De Billie, 1.3 1.0 000 '
7.18, 0114. '29. Tori.n De Billie, • 191 1.00001
Nor. 27, '43. liormar Denny. 4g" , t71900 1.91
Nov. '27, '43. Mrs. Elf 3'h F 1/Chny, 5 4.070 00
July ' to. '49. I.cwis Iluehmne. 53 / WO 03
. -
01 the 31001.111.01 or Funded Debt, overduelmd
under, but updid Februsri I. 1803, exclusive. of
liaDrone }loud issue: -
Time Of .
rilsnufneiuring Bonds. 5 per ecuts. G tor relit,.
1818 Registered * 20,010 00
18.58 Registered ..P 10,0,11 00
1559 Registered 83,1640.00
it= Reels,. red 35,600 00
766 s Registered 36.010 00
:5[3 .11egbitered 07,030 00
114 . 1 gesi.reced 11,570 00
• '
1665 Registt pd, , 013,000 00
•
IFCN reglrfevell, --- --- -- '
1665 Newel F 0 e 0 ,
1669 FeFir4pred
I 0: 0 R 1 gixtt red.
iti",i Coupon,.
1N..: couppue
4914,133 03
RAILROAD BONDS
Cintnpromlied sad Exchan Februsee 1.4445
ged.
Plitsbatgh and Steubenville; First Louie
Pittsbtugh and Steubenville, Second Issue
Pittsburgh and ronnelleville.
Ohio nod Ptunsylvania.
Alleeheny Val ley,
Chattier, Valley.
. - . ..•
nftbelseue of Compromise Bonds lo settlement of
Railroad Hoods and judgments on their lloupons ;
Style of Roads. 4 pet cents. 0 pee emote.
.Eotipess. 01,24000 00
lieu stared 41,600 00
•Scrt pSAP 89
•
Coupon $321,000 00
Prelst• led 8. , ... , 0 00
.
Srnt •
(IRA nin66 AND PAVING ASMESSWENT. '
Balance uncollected I•'cbrn.tr!T 1, 186 960,733 3
Collected and accounted (or k'eloi 1, Itlli.. 18,19188
To be collected or accducted for
(WADING AND PAVING ACCOUNT.
1861-F h.l. Balance in account.... ..... 116.7.42 Ot
15C.—reti. I. eulUctel 16,335 90
SINKING FUND ACCOUNT.
1991-1 , 41,. I. Ital.knee In account. 1111,666 Si
• Otad'n and pnvlg.trnns[469 35661( .3'7
• Approptlnt'n 19 trained - es, 60 00
Pikh ward Market 11 • . 666 46
Unnocounted for Feb. I,
City' Tat...
Bunmest...
Water Tax
(Ty Tax..
Itu•I ne 14...
%X ntcr Tax
UFS,C,FIT.V•ittrI.6I WORMY,
Jmonary 23rd, lOW.
TO ACR. N'OMMO, CON.
A TROLLtitt.—Strt: The Water Rents asseetted
In the ,eyeral ward+, for the yelm 1901, amounts to
thr runt or . eighti-thre thotnotud oue hunted and .
rrr Y4teeett dollars and forty three eeota, ait fol.
10,1, ‘l2: •
1., ..its.i , full i 02 , .09, 37,5 , i tirz,mi•zr. r,vir 30,110,41
29d.. 9. e 3.•. a t tsi • 138.891''.9';97`_ 6911,23
srd- 14,16..r4;. 37 131 .... , 127,011 421.01 21,121,17
1t
4 , .., 0.9 4,6 t, 42,14. 17.2di 134,11 i 117,39, 41,76109
6 . 111 . .24,38,45 i 2268 262E21.174,36 431,52 62,814.91
1911.., 910.2.:1 , 21.19 .—. i 164.4.5 F tirs.69. 9,4112.1
71h..' 4,9 4.2 18.611,. -... 1 66-n1 11•19.1 1 ,' 4,067,74
613..'.7.27 42 9,70.. --- 79.73 . 1 161,211 7.1301
t 9 11.. 9.91423 126,(0', .....:', 99,43 Si 493.. ,9.311,61
.
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ttt,1t7,1.1 2176,t2' .99t .11 t611.3.1.211.,,14. 39 1 71,14
. .
11011i - lIT KING, Aszettini.
.
'.. HE ' . NUMI3ER 'OF . LIAP.Riir.S.
•. .11:::, ,, f I. -..1 n 999101 of A.109:t rett,194,1 cum -
69c ming Trl.o.la I let I£4l. _ • ,
rebruary.
Alaren
April...
my
Atugunt....
PIM mt•cr.
(ktol
?Covenant.
tiroestber .
Ja.ittory
No. oftlbla 0.011 uNed
No. 'of WA' of 14Whiiky (lunged. NAM
No. 01 bblo of - Moloose. auoged:
20,639
4).•pulic m and onico expen'll.42,l6l 00
tl utiger'm fetm 804 04 •
$2.061 64.,
Amount raid 40 y T l catf i r ii . l 4t . ,lltl r - A 4 1 1 1 1 6 710
eity Ou4;er
EMECTI
1 1 IitiiNSYLVAINIA. iiTAtt AGcitCUI;
TVIIAL :` , OOll.:TY.—The altifcris of .the dif
fereut attire anti towni tbrouthout the St ir.e ire
Invited to compeiltiem for the place at which the
rant saatati slate fratiltatioh shall he held. , Pro-
Podnic coutelitiug initneementii and atteentrace,
elfected 0 0 the uiciereigned committee ofl the so-.
fluty, ...11l tor recoiled up to endincludLnx 411iDa,
!Mb.' ConamuuleNtion. cloy be iddreiral to either '
of the uoderalgetd, or to the Pros dent ittlltirris.
tour: AX(I6 E. KAPP, Northumberlacul.
aCcildUA.,WßlGHT,Weebinittoh. . ,
D. JOILN . 1111THERFORD.Illettieput,y,,
- • WILLIA ST. ()OLDER llarrishura.
' - DAN, O. IlitlESTlAtja,ll,,liotk 1H,,,,
' JOHN 1L ZlLXlLElL'Herriebutif '
. .. A. LitlYD WiLtirtiNi.
_ , Praddeut,livrirg.
k. PitOWE:It T.OINciIAILER„ _
4.1 t , literatiray plural - twa.
bi- , ', liii:Tl-XiTENERisiTAIIN)oiI tin
-I 1/1-4. nte..kifirttil Avery,llt4 of the nip
-1, , ~ i 6i1, 1 .- 'Ved. h+ving, ooett gr*nte to
of Alleghti.t, dm. 'ranee h tvine:eleirceleyrdnat
cke oraftuitra all p.... .to prestior thr, cad
recd ttt..lt. att. tZtp1e. , ..... --.at to
110. c iei'l'ioil t c' 3. ? .'' 57;", - , '4'. N.. ze tor,
:.,.'. 1f LT. ' ''' 4. +1...1in .r
At It.e. c f.,:..: et trri or. , , ' r
~.~;s,~!
070,000'00-4011,41S 00
70,000 00
1 1 430 A. 78 /9-91.%93 ,
839 092
700 79
• ES,rm 02
Ikduct arn't overpaid &IA refolded. 22 05
Trittaferred to Slaking Fund
.131.713 33
Bonds llrted and cancelled 47,403 i!
313;33
EaLance In seormt
ICC 44
31-11 (Si t 7
910 0
ma 07
aze 08-0,80 82
1;26754., •
1.114
1864. • $ 2,081 85-21363 4)
4 +Me 24G 17
1803.
att 12-3 est
1861.
11133
15,0 us Ts-tts,l34'
Y I F. I> I
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; r • -I
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3e 2r, - 14, - ,-4 Ig, •
C==
2,742 - 1 611
2.133 336
2,b7 423
1,1321 128
1,902 50
906' 601
1410 5
12131, I
1 . 223 131:
1421 72
IL=
24,806
30,190
31;13
17 370
II 691
9,8:1
11,9L6
16,31916 6
21,410
6,461
2.01.115 M
21.5811 1,574
TI ' IT rr:n Tr . 1 7 .6'3'S.
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the in.un t orrrry,r , .; -ow a. the mount
y'dd Nrll outstrrAtne rad !eiternisrkltrl tr,p1,11,1
nod front reitro; , rirttoos, nod 6112 , 1..4 wader
drrs. Kra Leerpeoled th, revere eprope:r
.:ort. at Ili: el , r et Pit t froth .I'ehrurrs . at,
to t lt,o.ry I +t, 154!,.
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STATEMENT OF
MONTHLY
...P=s.9NsisPtYx.
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219
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a iSESF,TfsS;'
• VITT 01, i11146U.1111b14.
John elreargu,.Ltity ()anti
sworn, deposes and says th.
Is roe: eat and true to the
and belief.
nworti arid subearibed
February, AA?. IOSt. '
• "
JAhtOLS
A MOUNT or C/L'l'Y' AN I) IiUSINESS
TAX araeraell C./malty of Plttobanlh tor
the year IVA, and also
,tlye disconata •11' and pot
tentage added:
_ :.:
nr,
°:
B *; , :aita,6 7 4 - t --- W2
- r
iV EZ.l4r - I
a.. 1
. ,0
.retc.enage
Discount
,857
n . 1.43 8 1 " 44
ustnassTax.—...---- /4 - gt a„,
•
13.41
Ptr .pate_ :
Aneument
;
—"4•40,:
7»w
1,113 74
10113 a
610
1,644 la
07
653 18
466 9 0
731 73
1,019
919 111
1,193 93
411 90
EPOItT Or ALLEOLIENY,W
BIATER for ,tho . year eaduii,Januery : lit
James Allen Wherfeinster, ha neeonnt'wlth ;tnt
Oily of 11itisbuigb, to
. WharfagetteHrod ttam'ther
following Bootees, viz: • • • •• • • ••• ;
Barrels of 011, 344.640 $ 6.67)110',.•
Pet
. ........
Burgas tied Keel+. ...
btelimborito
Lumber
Metal
Overtime •
Rent..
➢lLoellat.coun
1/"Pe*tig lir lubill ll.7l d fli , KL.T.E 7 f,'WhorlOptiter,
T o 31,-Jno Id>llnnuo, Controller of City of MAU
,
ELTlg;oiSi,f
co red.,
To Amount collectedd for yearly • •
Etet.de fa Id*rnond • 36,191 00
-To .M.Unt collected . for Dolli
Dlnroosul 11,01=1 17 •
To_ solour46 collected for yeorly -----17,316 21 .
Stan - vine/A werd•••• '
To= amount collected for dolly
Sande lo 116 70 :
To amount era lecte.l for Bufohem.
§tello6 ifkati ... XI; 00
• 19,01151
To lumina{ *round' of butter bike.% All
Aetiverttl to the tionollaus the Peou 421 Ibi
Allot whtelt tareepeetfullr auyglitt,t '
- ' • •At P. IRWIN.; Clerk Of 310retr. ,
rr..DDErt, ,soin
.n
, 11tb the city of Pltt,,loir ffk-
1 r; 17,14 baricis of .6 Alt FoOf .V.. 41.11
.1 2 4 .. 5 ,
1 2 51 . I 3 54 t
tfl: l 4-
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ABRANTS ISSUED
lOR 1865.
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s •oy Trioirnatt
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beet of .hle knowledge
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