4'l TSBURGA GAZETTE, am Dr wmrz . * al PITT4IIIII3OII. mostrAir4toaNuia, 4uty 4, 1858. k:ipiramtimeri //ATMS WitifollEPOWlD ' •ON EACH pAqz orrras .. 4 : '‘ . \ .• , .ll;.Primpasos:Wrucir Gazer:L-Ih. plastid . dcm et our Weekly Gazette otters to orir bnelnein man ? 7 ,l : EatnDLmeCtuc Glnak3netLNrbvinm kooni 11%..0at oirealstloa Is betoreg& tam Ed tin thounad. reseh -I.;'-CIRS 61=4 nal 011 W 6114101124 In Weltall and Letira Ohio: . f ' ~1 0. T o iDvirrtscas—Noithsr tem Endnial Hams - Mang ratalillnbalont °tins DULY ntlaurriour onnent Sintedny. ADVIBIIBII4I3 nto Munn Own nntiOLa. to - innpnx .la, the' ma on Ifsunsy ennonnar. • n Inelselund • than' In Winne deltak, an =many vale 301116AZIONIL - ' • 70Z CILIUM ocrinaserosza, MOSES I'ONZIALL, Of /Amato County. Tou ntrurroa araxaLu, bIooIIIILF., Of Franklin Counts , . '6" nu shirsyou 0117714; C :I: . TIAN METEItI3, Of Clarion County. iB-To giro oar variance, editors regtr the opPortonity to eajoY the oar national holiday, no paper will mthie orßee to-morrow. ! , : - ::::':-,..i• lia ..I . P. -4 . 0 * . 4•i r- - -.;-: • feettiitiesi -:.be Lilted WY Commis Lipman 01330 AID Pommy . RATLIMILD.L , A law spools in oar ' .., aid i sms is kea,np 'to-day with the dedsion of fads. ft mr , in the tome of the nit entered •by some of e AUegheny Commissioners, to re ..,,- attain the Ohio Fa Pennsylvania Railroad Cam- . , piny front eitiotina en opth 'mezzo:. 4spot on "the CotemousJ, and foi !Wag it for the tint:44ln eflrefght, de. The impottatthe of the cue to . . soauypt our tithe* sad to , the Italbowl Cam. pasy, - tenst be our excuie foi lain up so muck sputa with io dr • subject in this excessively luatveather. . l /4 The decision is ugainst' dm Company. and . preemie thi erection ot ;the cliatemploted bolld fug sad rtitisins..them • itlttu using More thin tesi'itt trdailit Matti, further fledges le hvi :Nit think the completes:its In the ease have made t =basks. We do not thioh the Bolii,toti -11111 IN much' of a lamas to the neighborhood • a benefit; but as the pier Is !want the Cum. • :,.panY, mid Sondem tiautlo quarters too ttiriow I belle trinsiatioa of busineu - upon the road, ; and to ease upon It, iilut coussgemas will be ttrat °chitr and better iipsirterenualt be resorteti t ;The remit of the; silt will undoubtedly be to lodoee the 3oespaY to batten their ansage. mains tor moan the .Alleghenttiver into tide •' - •, ...• Pittsburgh pesterunica liberal spirit. Sty . • , giate oie cd her Add streets, tor .a railway '-' track, sad permits the Penuejltarica company to occupy a portion of the public wharf. Bell spas are not casidera imdirmeented is nut . . seiner en the alde'of the river, "Ltd the Ohlo and Peanylvania Railroad :will be„wdliemed with , hre'depots and her treincialltia city: We on. Airitand that the sireiys preprciatocitor orate- " leg the lien hen been ttoseglated, sad ere hope gboiiireeteresrill loan* 4=o4ll4V:big thironts, ynd plasiengithe bridge under contract. This and bit dotte,eminer or later, rind the tien *lantana tij the gitegioney - oommoners, is a additional inducement to hasten the proceed "'lnge, am thq ate reitraincd from erecting the imildingi unwary far the comfort of panto pm and the protection of freight: - T - ..-' .:' -• -' ' ' . Tua BAV me o2 4 - dm ICl.—The two ' M bT -, - pnen ee l - Mle wzoolleht paper, MontaTh . n n • gip. bon retired y d William ne, ' . ... ' 144n11b -" ler - la bbin remains, and hes liewelet • ~ , ... from tt, - ...!.. _o ~ 0 _ _ ice, - q. W e part :- - - ii§ ,- edth him Charles C. Foe l i e q. , thelanding " who has long with Mr. ace.. 6 r e g r e t. To the teat', ' 441142. ' like P&Per. &I - to make a deed. 1%1 . ininitteee ancLabilltruestem7 . gentleman --- ' - :k• addhi the qualities of I. tree len health ..,_ rein !' . • end elem. , . - mast limih7ml&' dales.. . an d & - - under hi. errors •' ' ' *ea/ el= left y - teen ghloh , ant hill he seeks that vse d t hem _ led. mo ot mem .editors ixin . k hi:irlohl7 omits. " . 11 r r„,„ii..to ft-- ,. .i..„..au 1614' la h rtt w el " tablis er 11 4 01 4. 1' M, whole - waled. ~ _. .. • ' - tmeoen hp ittj_ort,. lays fed game' d tte Aiatia ';'•':•'-'""•Irt .'•=47:2/1;1" 7111.rituded .Lthe Amite= :".'"•`Mitts*Zeir • . is tinuoo hail its .isito ozpoot to ook. - Tsai L& ri STAI2I7O pai.:—On Saturday IL teenoondnaaarae ; . .31:4111141:11: the-pawn se hoz . - rionnded by the derptlate rowdies who assailed him in hls own home, and without pro _ 7-.. l .lrectatlen, was Mill aline, and some 'hopes were entertained of 'hG .reeormy. We understand. that. he le a Ter, lnoffanalse and imputable . • Men. All the acooanta confirm the Ant thspres - alorwtfult the &Musk wee the most amp, piece • . of zufflaalsoi".ever ,wltermai in this city, end if the militant:am are not condlgelyptudshatthey t wBt essars - withont their just deserts..• ileioncutunin Crre.-410a Tuesday '''morning Let, ths woollen festers end steam sew -. mlll of Hi. Robert Wallies was dattioyed ty Ere: Me Haiku's lose Is some $5,000. He Wu net Hose few ether persons loot email . • amounts.. A meeting et eympettly vas held by the citizens, and measures taken to cable Mr. Wini11r1011111111,11111b13.62115. • . . • AISS42III" 0101:11213 ,-- -PlrAimutwaywriumov., - lox—Vie - editor of ths, Trastagtaihrportv irks lately paid i vidt to 011:1" incompstsbls ny Otasstety, Pap the follow* losettibutv to' . - -ths ability - sod (cod gists of has -Cautuirs, Elm.. the Lioldbd and Lulling.. Oirdlnas of the ititsads. - : It Is praise . iiid shd justly be; we swarth &sae this (abject, without tpa xoLl sll nd'ors to tbe aoomplished architect, JOHN cateurr, Egg, to whossirdeSt Keel and de , Irodan tolholatereeti O of f Company, lieu be -.l.`",,,eittritinte in,.a lugs" inessuve,' the triumphant gaunt ef. the eaderpriirt. , Mr. Chishat eras one of the gentian= erho brought forward the soh. jeot of a Huai Cenietery In 1834 ; advaeated the entire feasibility and prsotiabill ty of suotiesefolly promoting the design. , sanpriaspredietlane then amis, bets been on - pipmilled,'"ted his opinions tritunpantlyena , take& in the enema of the Allegheny 'Casale. :What be affirmed as his belief in 1834, though deemed vielentuy manyat the thee, vuTolly realized in the experiment 0f 1844. The people nobly came forward to the trapper:: of saY. enterprise commended to their, patronage by sentiments of affeetioniend a Toes' end mu enoe, all unselfudi and hallowed. far the memo. rite of.sir deputed ones. tinder-tee : cope., ritece.d direction of. Mi. Oblelett, all that was aseyistmetriesr orireseemly In the general tares of Ws lovely grove, chum as a puce of fepulturi, weer made to give way.': Order; mad Purity end' ,symmetsy everywhere stand out prominently, attesting the and auptigte tette that designed end ;Wined so wetland er• "ranged on every hand..Tbe'noble taste of Mr. Ctielett has, Indeed, rendered this plus 'mid serf lorprossively imutifol." , • , . • • . saes Lavas 111 Vmaism.—A correonendent theleurnal of Cubstrox, who hoe taken • re centa:enrolee on the Rappahannock and skeet! Prederkamborg;notleed that leber,appiUd; to lorseattre sad hies, sod a general um:plaint in- Virsials of the searolty. of labor—ovies to the of so-luny, proprietors with their Waves.' Aced read:lsle, whether bleak or white, boloadaideri readily two dollars pm day—• task poles boproportion to theta* rats of the produce ;nuirket.- Looking to theokuseter of the labor . is eh* hartesc, he, wu ativok to nodes • greet. .-:.:'sbuge within the tut : thirty yeirs. Thou . % . • . -.smug the sluts, more of free bleak And Much ,More of white labor than formerly. A few for atge Ommon and hish. are now coming late_thiertartry.: It le very clear to him that the tithe: is to come, and la not very far off, when, is dist Drat of the country, slues will be retain sd dirtily for home stairsatti while labor la the Sold; a.wail u a all meabanital employments„, . , Will be friei and, the most part,' whit/. . for TO AiCIPSCLUII ••••rhi .fonoltio_g ' ......- Ce ' aunt bad' the botactszy dips. ..I . :),__p. L . . : Ameti__---.rma a im , th e recent tattle iiiicf . l ,?! confilT d oiDe r ty ea Chastellor of tpluLTusamit, .. •-:, 31401nn -Ths Row Jugh BAVVo47,ldattila : ..:',.,:' • of tor of en United. tit:said rne_Vested ''Vary Bw ~ a' : ° E V 0 renP Igh"40" UT. .' -'•---'-' Seethe4 rish . —Op—Acid"; the ortittiVri 41.1-Mr... plat Sethi/alb 33149 of .. . :. ',lnitilwi:l44l.Pl74llL: ' The editor of oh e Vries Telegraph has azalea. bird lalllas atoms. " Here le the Out oat ." • lad 11 SS • 'whopper Dais Shaw, a ohs Yorkville Milk eat • Dark ' tai kin urn arm .ekra - from which she • !staked harts= ar m et of which she laiMdrt . -.• y: nuvfrtifmr.; We eve Wow the opinion of Judge filtienton on the appllitationl far-an injunction to restrain the Ohlo and Penerylvania Railroad Coinpany. from emoting additional kedldings on the South CdttulOttldißegheriy. The Oat Importance of the subject will be inffteient excuse for' its length and tint &hence of oar tutted variety of newa This is s motion for a special lojunctlon, be fore answerupoli the hearing of which affidavits on behaltif the bill-here heard., sad also the affidavit In opposition of the President of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company. • • The complainant patticalarly alleges that the acts of the defendants are ts 'special injury and misuse is him, as the 'owner of • lot to ghee} , Clty,entitled to • right -of common; that the appropriation of the Common by the defend- ants is wrongful serf without any lawful author- • The fret !equity le, has the somplainont such clear legol:eiglit of common,. u wi l justify tits Conrti to the elerdse of its idimeretion, to interfering hrai mane, to crop the alleged mie chief ? • . By the Att of the 12th of larch, 1789, out of the tract of land thereby; located, three tbotisind scree were reserved do the use of the State; id an oblong of not leis than' one mile in depth: from the Alegheny and Ohio eivere, and extend-. tog opted down the said rivers, from opposite Fort Pitt, so far as may be neoessary to include the same. '-- -- In the preamble to the Act of 11th September, 1783, are the following words: "And, 'Mints, to appease that a sate of the said tract, if laid outand tilspbsed 'of to the beet advantage, will linzleh iisonsiderable sum of mosey towards dis• *Fijail rhe.46M4se :by thir Sate:. Therefore, to Attain the Said end to the most emit:table man. Vier." Brit enacted, &o. • The Second section authorises out of ._the said tract—firit, the laying ont and surveying of a town in lots, and a suitable number of outlete for the .of the inlet', and thirdly,• that the reedits of the said tract shall be laid cot in other lots, which shall not be lees than one aere, nor more then tan acres each. .The third notion authorises the sale and con "veyance of the whole of the lots. The fourth section, however, has this import ant proviso—“ That the President or Vice Peed. dens in Council shall reserve, out of the lots of the said 'town, for the use of the State, as ninth Lad u they dull deem neessemsy for a Court House, Sail, and Market House, for - plume of public worship, and for buryleg dead; sad 'with. out MO said town, one kagared acres for a common Pasture. This was the ruerraderact of 8000 sores laid out, sad that was the origin of the present' city. - of Allegheny. Now, in relation to lite rights of ilot owners, in and out of the one . handredpuus 'reserved for to commits pasture, we hue several adjudications of the Supreme Court. . Chief Justice Tilghman, in pronounoing , the 'opinion of that Court, in tholes, of the Trait. tses of the Western University u. Robinson and others, 12 B. and &82 declared that the Supreme Executive Council did not exceed its powers in laying cut this Common, and granting it to the purchasers of lots. It was so ordered by the law under which they acted, and no debt, In scuuquence ofthis privilege, the lots brought better price ; and rhos, the.object of the Leg islature, to nice as much money as possible for 'the payment of the public debts, was answered." And further—. this right of gammon is an u nasked' known to the law. It is an incorporeal hereditament, giving to.the owner of one treat of land the privßege of:common in other lands; a privilege annexed to the land, and passing by. the eonveyance of the land to which It . is an nexed. Neverthelesst rn e property In the soil remained in the Comm "'wealth; and:if the co. manors had retuned tit right of common, the estate of the .Commonwealth world hove been absolute." Again: • The grant of common in this mos, looked forrardinto future generations. The State had the right to the soil, subject to the sight of Cotomon.'. This rigid of 000011011 the tot aolrkre isiyht tinier rekari or modify at their pleasure." And further on, In the same opinion, the Chief Justice wee the strong terms that the right of Common in the lot holders to Imago". niehrd and lauxtiagatiziaok, but with their own conceal. In exceed's the question was waved, %ad no opinion was Intimated upon the point whether, the owners tot town lots only, or also those of out totOrere entitled to the right of Common. • _ In the cum of Carr vs. Walling, Mr. Justice, ', Rodgers, pronouncing the opinion of the So. , promo Court, held that the right of Common wan intended roily for the use of the owneriverthe in late; and that the owners Of part of en In lot is melded to the right. ..., The complainant, therefore, being the owner of Lot No. 8, fronting upon the EloothCommoe, 1 as such owner,,is entitled to the right if common patine upon the land reserved for that per. poseby_thopthrical limey and location of the StrinrOT - 1111.41.+7, - esnr - e•r• - wimar "O Mut* -Lila]: appropriated. It Is a pist il/1e ensued to his _lend; and paling by the genujiiiirorthe land to willthit L annelid. The Supreme COurt in 1824, looking et all the eircneutenees of.eurvey and ode, pronounced the right .of common itusitinguisheble except with the consent of the owners of the lots. The Tight of the complainant es s commoner, if. an owner . of a lot, or part of a lot, hat' therefore been.. established at law: and the affidavit In opposition to the bill, does not deny the fut. .We thus perceive that the propertj in the soil remained in. the commonwealth and the use. meet to the holders of In lots. An examination of the Act to Incorporate the city of Allegheny, pursed the 18th of April, 1640, will throw Important light upon the mob- Thosixth section of that Act seem - : the power of corporation in the Select end CoolliOn Ceti:tells, who More fall authority to ordain and establish such lens, ordinances and regulations, we shall be necenary oilinnverdent for the. son. ernthent of the city, presided the same shall not ha n repugnant to t tith laws and Constitution of the United Stake, or of the Commonwealth.— ThesM farther prescribes, that all suits ordi nate/ and repletion' ae shall not be, publiited andrecorded, in that manner therein pointed out, shall be null end void. The twentieth section ta tiniciost materiel to this Investigation. It dubs?"' that the right of this Commonwealth to all the lands within the city of Allegheny, mentioned in the fourth ou tlets of the Act of Assitmbly, of the 11th of Sept. 17870thiletiog mush parts, thereof u hue Derr toter. been appropriated by grant and authority of liWis hereby granted end vested in the said city of Allegheny, far inch palls uses as are is. cited In said act, and tech other. 'labile uses as the Belied and Commas' Counclia may, from time to dime direct and ordain. PILOYMID, =wenn, that no part of the said land,' allotted by the go fourth section of the Mt of 1787, for a CNA. VMS, shell be applied th any other purpose, with out Wimps firer being hid and obtained from nett person. in are entitled to a right of Com mon in said land,^or from u many rub persons as may, by law, grant isrig'it to the whole, or any pert of said Commas". , ' - .• Thuile will be seen that the Commonwealth at first retaining the properlyin the Noll of the com mon, for the on set forth in the fourth section of the act of-1787, granted its right and vested the same In the city of Allegheny, to be held by the city for the same use. - The,Seleot and Common Cotioolis Wed by or , Mune° or regultdicin properly adopted and le gally proindgeted, apply the Common - to any such public use as they might deem advisable, bed tot without irdraiesfiref bens; had and obtained from th. coriiisomrs. The obtaining of releases from the!commoners is, therefore, by legislative enactment, a condi tion precedent to the spplioatlon of the land by the Councils to any other purpose than that , of • Conomon. The.owners of Ignore first to be con sulted and thitir wishes uoutained, and (=sent obtoined, before the,Coonclia can rightfully dis tal-6 their rights or Oproplate the Common .to other public mu whatsoever. Any seeks of the Councils competent to di vert the easement, must be based aeon the're leueceethCowners of lots. With releueifirst obtalued, - -.they may direct and ordain - fo other public sues, but not :.--elberwise; and they must direct end ordain In the mode pointed out in the "meth seetion, to wit,.by publishing and re. *lading All ordinances are null and void, if there - is any virtue In the Act, which ere not promilpted in the specified manner Indicated. The railroad of the defendants le located over and upon the South side cache South Common as far ae Federal street, where it termites-es.— There ere three duke upon. that line. The loading and nulosthorof the cars, and other things appertaining to a depot, occur at. this point. The bill *Wren that the defendant* pre. tend that on tbe:•lsth of August, 1850, a resoln. Lion was paned by the Councils to the ergot fa, towing: oßendond, by the Select and Common Coun cil that is far as the titie of the city extend, thi rigid cf coy fifty feet wide through the Coo:mope Of the city to Federal "treat. along the , South . Ade of the South Common, as the eons has tOnn leastedly said Company (Ohio and rounoylvenia Railroad Company.) shall be granted to amid Company free of charge." • • The MI( farther *lieges - that In troth and in foot, 80 such red , lotton was ever. passed. To support this 'allegation ‘aliMarits have beau pro. dead, thide by members of the Couells. From theselt appears &lathe rerolotlon originated in this Select Council, and Is in the hand-writing of the thin rrethdent of that branch. Mr. Da. old 0. Etteekton, erho wee s member - of the Se. loot Council in that year, deposes that the words .• along the south mid" of the South Common, as located by said Company," are Wanting in: the resolution read in the Select Council. " Tinge words' he ststm.l.wera tometime after fur. Akita to the clerk of the Select Council at his office, sad by him incorporated u part of the resolution. He spoke to mesometime in the fall o f 1850, or the irregularity of the preeeedings; The 111111802tilt114 Maim made to the mole- floe la the inLatites.of the 'clerk, are dietinedly visible, • There% no evideaca that the .resole chin, or the auppiectent.to It, were reed in tbe Common Cour4, (the concurring branch of Ceur.eila) Thehroluutes of the Common Coatt ail eontstn nil pixies whatever of the concur rence of that indily in the grant of the right of way; oar is there arty evidence that the resole= don was pablished la either of the nenepaperi employed to publish the proceedings of Cann ella. 'rho Paper itself on which the resolution is written, bonnet the usual endorsement of the clergy! of Councils certifying that it Vbas read 'cads eitotter in the Effect, and 'read and con curred' in by the Common Cauttoll, and the -day of the month 'and yearotcted.," Mr. James 11larehnil, also, at that time a meta. ber of the Select Connell, deposes. tater oifii, en , follower ties inihe Select Council when are. volution giviorlo !defendants theeight of way through the Commian ground, wasiffered. The resolution as offered. was amended on my mo tion, by inverting the words iieo far as the right of Couneff extend." and confining the Company to the west tide of Federal greet; in that form the resolution pawed.: In the reeblotion as passed; I am eidetic.' that the words 'Me title of Welty' were not in it, but the words abort. given se my amend ment, were. It Is my belief alio, that the nerds 'along the 'tenth side of the South Common, as 'the lame - has been located by cab" Company,' were not In the resolution se passed by Coaxi al " - , This teetimony is of course ex parte, but in mo tions for epeeist iejunction that is the kind ad. dead and acted upon by; the Court. In the next place the complainant alleges that no %lessee were tint obtained from the Com -months- There was nothing mid upon the argu. meat; denying this fact. There Is certainly no thing-.in the atbduit of the President of the Company, reed in opposition to thentotion, con trenertlug the allegation. That affidavit up the 1 $ contrary selects) the alleged grant by the min elle an th e primary authority for enterin pon 'the Common, and appropriating it to the ea of the defendante, admitting the cur of the Com mon as alleged In the blll.• . The defendants likewise rely upon the 11th Section of their eat of incorporation. These vordi are employed In that section; off Retail be necessary in the location of any part of any railroad. to occupy any - read, street, alley, no public way oigrarnd it shall* competent for the municipal, or other corporation or public Mikan, or public anthorities owning or hawing charge thereof and the Railroad Company to agreelupon the manner. . and 'upon the terms and conditional upon. hich the same may be used cr ocouPied, . The defendants In relibig upon this tieotion, ,avor -that the South Common is public ground, and that the city tun charge thereof. - First, let no !aerate whether or not If Ibis pub. Ile gratin& ' • i . . . But the term public le leant, tit st,what apper tains to all theiollizerus of the Statii, or, secondly, ly, whatiappertains to thowhole body politic. The -South Common is not a public ground, been= the right of Common does not extend to all the • citizens of the State, ' ' , Bat that a right of Com mon," nays C:/ Tifithmoo, in the cue already I quoted. lin one hundred acres of land on the Allegheny river, should be reserved for the nee I of all the citizens of Pennsylmania to an absurdity too great to be attributed to the Legbilabare.”— , Again, It p on patio ground, for the right of I Common dyes not belong to all .the nthabilonti of : the corporation sad body politic named and i I styled, the Mayor, Alderman and citizens of Al- I legbeny." Itbelongs only to those private persons iwho own the in lots _which Were originally Isid out, iturveyed, and sold, ere belengingto the town of Allegheny. The easement is private proper ' Cy annexed to their private, estates in the Ind, i and passing byibe conveyance or land. • :It is • i right which wee originally granted by the own er, the Commonwealth, by Iced, te the...queue oil in lots, their heirs aid assigns, to SUS theireatt tie upon the laid.resened, without stint. This Owners of whit Were then the outlets, theirheirs ' and assigns have hot the privilege. , Secondly--tiltbough the property Lithe soil, or right of the Commonwealth to use the lands within the limits of the city, wee ,granted and .veatted in the latter;by the ant 'ol-1810' for the 'nees.recited in 'the original sot, and far such other public uses as the Councils may direct and ordain; yet the proviso-already recited. Instead of giving the city a charge:- over the Common, for the puma* of alienniorror divestiture of the privilege, expressly prohibits the application of any part of the land allotted for a Common to any other purpose - without 'release first being had and 'obtained from the poisons eutitied. The private right Is respected and held inviolable, - thereby negativing the notion of the South Com mon being public ground. It would, therefore, we believe, be an absurdity to supper* that the city her a charge of the Comtion for any such owner. The easement of the oomplainan: is his :private property, for. his private , benefit, which he may release at hie , pleasure, and which lies much apart of his lot, go intimately con nected wltti_iLittet_the alienation of the lot tease with it the incorporeal hereditament. It is idle to allege that because no grass geowa ' upon the South Commoe, the tight of Common of pasture. Is gone. When in the progress of years, the roots decay and the soil becomes un productive through any canoe, who wont ! ! gees. 1101:1 the right of the commoner to .1101 r fresh seeds and to venerate the sell, in order to render the 'ointment ' more beneficial! If the 'fences around ,the Common of pintoe s . be broken down, who would doubt bin right toreptir -theta f If the march of improvement sod the growth of population cause the village of cables tin 4 log homes to be supplanted by the woken of a .stately city, and render the Common *Ma was secluded, open to,prblio intrusion and disturb anco, who. ould gainsay the right of the Com moner to mine the pastures* with a fence 1— .. The grant of the Commeh In this case," 'laid C. J. Tilghman, "looked forward to future gen erations. . . By the nintlearticle of our Constitution, (Seat 10,) It is declared that so man's propertjahall be taken for applied to pnblio. use, without the consent of his representatives, and without just compensation being made. . The right of eminent domain, or inherent sovereign power, gives the Legislature the con trol of private property for public use. The right of property, le every well-tegulated com munity, isubeervlent to the gamest good and, welfare. It rests in the wisdom of the Legisla tors to determine what Is a public use, and also what is the necessity for tiling the property of an individual for that purpose. In the-exercise of. the right of embieet domain the property of the citizen cannot be transferred to another, on. less the public is interested in the transfer. It may be exercised by the Government through Its immediste officers or agents, , or indirectly through the medium of corporate bodies, or private individuals. It maylberazirolsed not may for the , public 'safety, but also where the in. tenet, or even the convenient * * of the State or itslahabitante, Is concerned; as for the pupae* of makineturnylkes, rennin'', canals, .ferries end bridges for, the accommodetion of the nub- 110. If the defendants then have the power awarded to them by the Legislature, they may take private property for the construction of ' their toed.. The Constitution, , believer. re. quires &just cOmpensatien to the owner. , It ban been derided that where private property is ta ken. for public nee, It Is not neonsary that the compensation should be actually ascertained and I ' plifil, before the property is appropriated It Is sufficient If an-adages(' - remedy is provided, by whith the , Individual can obtain compeiusation without any unreasonable delay, , . This leads us to examine section 9th of tho act incorporating defendants, in order to ascer tain their power to take private property,- and the mode for so doing, there preeoribad. Vide section 9th. - , Legislative riots euth onlelog theeenstruction of railways, or eimitir undertakkge, are re garded, in the light of contracts' made by the Legislature on behalf of every perith interested In any thing to be done under them ; unties 111111 prinelple is applied In construing statutes of this description, - they became instruments of - op pression. Such acts have become numerous; and those who obtain them, do in effect under. ' I take that they shill do and indult to whitener I the Legislature empowers and compel!' them to do, cod that they shall do nothing else. Mlle.! mots vs Glomergenshirs Canal Company, 1 My. and L 462 .. It is extremely Important to welch over-the interestSof those whoa. properly is 'affected by these Companies, to take cake that the Company shall net be permitted to ozordso powers beyond those which.the act glees thorn, -nod to keep theui nod strictly within the powers of the Act of Assembly. , The 'powers are so large and eo Injurious to the interests of individuals that It Is the dray of every Court to keep theoimoet strictly wit6ln reasonable' they most d th o e u s u e wpowtoenuthe'artezdteinft thofetrehosbeepotym goileewhere, in' the Isar:lege of Cotteeham, in Webb vs. Manchester sod Leeds Railway, and get enlarged powers; they will get none fronnmo by way of construe:ins. A Court of .Chalictery does not sit to enlorge the powers of Railroad Companies, but to keep them within the-limits which the Legislature her prescribed.—Shelf.' 'es. r. dud in construing leglalatire Acts for railway companies, the rule by which Courts are to be "guided, Is to look at thOprecistwoiWand to con atria them In their ordinary eensOndetnkit would lead' to ant absurdity or thaelfest injustice.— Rid 67. Keeping clearly at the powers of the defendants. They these principles in view, let us look may eppioptitte as muoh of soy man's land as may be deemed necessary for their railroad, in cluding neensary side troche depots, work shops, ,to. Then comes the m ode of appropria tion. Tbislirst step is important. "The cope- Inition shall forthwith," 'after examination and !survey, “depcsit with the Clark of the Court of Common Pleas,. or ether Court of -Arend of , the county where the land lies, a lacri,olion of the Hope and triterestiintended to be appropria ted, end such land, rights, and Intermit' shall belong to s a id company to we for thei purples specified. bY- tusking "Mug, lir ilia ucteith as hereafter provided.,' It is next enacted that I the CoMpanyewhere thireinaci avant as to com penestivt, may. take a deed In fee simple for the label, qr otbtrAille fcr any tight of way,— or other Interest Crab; owner. Bat if the Com pany and the OfeeleallCClt agree all to the com pensation,' :thin the corporation shall deliver to tiro owner, if within the county, a copy of the instrument of appropriation ea tiled. Upon ix log such tot cf appropriation and delleery °tette ppy, the Conti., upon application of either pity, shall appoint by Taman' three disinterested hie— holders to appraleutte damages, &o. Theme thod of compensation, where the parties cannot egree, is thus laid down.. In appropriating pil -1 Irate property, therefore, to themes of the Com !Pope for the liimommodation of the public, the defendants wore belind striet/y to porous the mode designated by tho Legithiture. 8o turas the facts now appear to. the Court, and we have etirefullr•erstained the. affidavits, there is no pretence that any one - thing was done ,that is preseribedhy the 9th section of the Ant. ' By what right, then, have the defendants en tered upon, and appropriated. to their use. that portion of the Beath Common, which Is the sub ject of this controversy! • We have already seen' that the case does not come within the 11th section; for the common Is notpub/ie ground, and the oily has co.:barge of the . common ill the 'tense contemplated !by the Legislature. It comes under thelith !section, but, not a single step wee w taken' under that election. AS a matter of foot, It la even dented that any ordinance, or resolution was rightfully pained, no na to treader the title of the city to the soil. Wet the President of the Itelltoed Company, who was also the President of the Select Conn ell, Ignorant of the oommoners, and of theeare , fel manner in which the Legislature have gaud ! their rights! ; . Beeithe case of the Trustees of the Western Unifereity vs Robinson and Ohara Let us Burn up the results ofthis brief laical". ration. IThe Councils cannot of desist/ea apply the Come:ton to any publidnee, without the releases of the commoners first had and obtained. The right of common is an ineorporeel Oita tament, and aritnterest or privilege of a private, and not public nature, and it railway oompany having the same powers as : lWe tee may, by' panning the mode prescribed 'th the 'ninth eta: lion, appropriate that print. interest or right to itself, by compensation. For, if obrporeal bereditaments of individuals may be appropriated in this way, so mayehose ineorporeaL The .PW Tete right, being Gm, as it were; forcibly Oat, ted and transferred, then the Company mai proceed.under the'llth sullen, In order to ob tale from the city the Preperry, la the sell, or right if any, reposed in the eityilor *nab' public use as the toenails may ordain, tiller the private right is released, or which li the pant, divested, by operation of the stmt.. In this way alone, can snob ratters, corporation obtain the bone- A's they'seek. • The Tory phraseology of the alleged restitu tion was almost sufficient to put Cu entire 'strait ger upon hie guard, and teed him to empire, timeit was that the city, claiming to b.; the owner of public grateid within its limits, should use the words, "as jar di the tide of the sky'smendr."— It railway toMpanies depart from that power which the tai hea vested In them; If they are assuming to' Onseives it, power over-property which the law, does not-girt ; then?, - the Court ought. to treat them, merelyeis persona dealing with' property without legal authority." ~ We comet/in, lastly, to Oar point raiud by the defendants, and upon which, from the fade before us, moat be their retain reliance—namely: . the alleged arpriesesece of the .eotoplainant. in the Sots of the company, with full privilege thereof. So far se-that district 4 - appileable 'now, we 'Call, give It that full 'consideration which it demands. Bit its Whole 9r limited ex tent, with its proper-nppliegillity, shall be re served until the ithalliearieg„ Nile fact' pea l:Trip elicited by bothyartla must ; -of counts, de termine. _ i i - All these things being premised, what is one duty as engirds thirinotion for a sped* injuno tion 1 • . We are aware that there is no Power the ex ercise of which la more delicate, which requires greater caution, deliberation aid toned dire.. lion, or more dangerousja a doebefal cue, thin the issuing of an injonellon. It is the strong irmuf equity, that never ought tii be extended Delta to. meet of clear injury, where courts of law cannot afford an adequate or eommensiorati remedy. The right must he elm, the iniury, impending or threateced, so sato be arrested only by the protecting preventive proem of in junction. Bet it will not be awarded In dozerfitt we/. or IMO one, not coming Within well estab lished priatiples. It will . be refaced until the Court ate satisfied that the cue before them its of a rieht about to he dertnyed,,or lereparebly in jured, or lasting Wary aboUt to be.; dose by each an illegal act. • In such a cue the ,Court emu it to its *niters and its awn priutiples, to adoshal later the only remedyieshlch Use law allaws4 prevent the tannin -- idiom of suoti setnervii- - '1 la exemlning the only melds( eirtesticti. , l namely, whether tr not the oniplatimar.hat made out a cave foe aninjunction, lie shall first consider ;whether this le a sew mite, or one note coming Within well establlehed utettiples. i At one time an impassion same to hare,fife veiled, that, to proceedings In equity to oases of, public nuisances, the Attorney-Guard eughero be a. party. Bet thin ilea no longer goveres.; If there Ica epeeist grievance arising out-of • oomense brjury, which presses More opon4se scour individuals then upon ofithrs not so im- ' mediately within the influence of li r , they are en titled to the interference of a Court of Equity for the protection.of their privetstights. ((Eden in lejernotione, 268. 1 Parsons , 1 8 ) In tipto es/ vs. the London and Ifirmingheja Railway, (8 Simone, 193) the Vie. 0111113C5/12V011ett9lett s demurrer to a bill Sled by atchridirats for relief against aditileged public infissace to a publia mad en which they owned'or occupied property, access to which was intercepted by the weeke of the railway. " With respect :to 'he adore of this grievance," - Tay the Court, r all the ineroti. tubs of Granby mutt gaffer a spicies of *jay quite chattiest from that done to - 11ajesty's• sohjeete in general." And does not this complainant, edging from the feats he hat shown, suffer le et cies of, iejary quite dirtied from that done to th citizens gee. orally I In Sampson vs. Smith, 8 . Simone, 272, the Collet entertained a bill for i e suppression of • public nuisance, Sled by an i divides!, and decided that the Attorney Gan not • roe, usury party to la th bill. Condo vs. Lower; 6 John, C. R., 480, is detonated the same principle. In that ease an Injunction ma grant ed to restrain • defendant frouto ,y betruinlng • street in the cif ! of New York, building a. house thereon._ The Chancellor eneeinguished that case from the one of the Attorney General vs. The Utica Insurance Coffildusy; (2 Johns. C. R. - , 871) Insuauch as there was •'special grin , althe to the plaintiff's, affe c ting the enjoyment of their property, and the :value of it'll The ob 'traction, he says, was not only Jicommon or public nuistinee; burworkid a tuesecrinjor7 to , the plaintiffs. So, also, is Roper ire. Randolph, 7 Porter, Ala., 238. Sea likewiseCity.of George; town vs. The Alexandria. , Canal Company, 12 1 Peters, 98. The jurisdiction of Comte of Equity, says Judge Kb', In Commissioners of Maya mentleg no. Long, in cues of porPrestare and nuisance, though notfrequently exercised, seems undoubted.. It is said to be foondid on Outright ..to restrain the exercise or srettl oa of from which irreparable damage to iced • , or great I public) lajory, most necessarily et1361:1; •Edea on .Injfinet., chap. 11, p. 249-1 - 2 Story Equity, 201, / 921: By PutPreerlf m le meant, in En land, an en croachment upon the King, either upon pert of his dements lands, or upon rights and fOUWIIiI, held by the crown for the public, 'eruch as upon highways, public' rivers, forte, streets,.equaree, bridge! ' quays, and other emblle; acoommoda- Cone. A purprestrire they exist without being an actual general public unisenee,l although It may be both. And of this nature would seem to bo all permanent enoroschments on, and coca pathos cf any port of • Emblio"sheet, by en owner if laud bounding thereon , As a general tole, the Court will not interfere I t., finally, vitae a doubt exists as to e character illegality et . the aot temple ed of, until both hare been ascertained by a lel. 4 , 18 yea. 218. Courts of Equity hoe interpose. gays Story, Eq. Jurispru. 'O. 2, /924, when Courts of taw cannot restrain and prevent such muteness, which" ere threatened or in progress, as Well as abate these already existing. Intimhext place, by a perpotuol injunction, the iTmedY ts made emu. pieta throughout all future-time; *hares, an in dictment or information at commentate can only dispose of the present nuisance, lead for future acts new pretentious mast be brought. The re. mitilei justice in equity be *met saint mediate, before irreparable mischief.is. duds; whereas, at law,' nothing can be !dote, except after a trial and upon award of judgment Again, oar. own Act or Amenably glees the Court the power and jurisdiction cl s Court of Silty inter ate, '•t or gepreoreition kind restraint of.„aote, contrary to loto, and preNdicist to the Valuate of the community,. or at el 11DI VIDU413." This is, • great of jurisdiction tea iamoupt. and analagous to that ;exercised by Courts pf Equity over nuinnies land trapezia, which yea the puledictioa intended to be given. In 'Vaud:term is. Van Bergen, 2 John C. R. 272, Chancellor Kent held that ad ' can or. der private nuleanees to be abated, well as re. strain them. from being erecte d. . - E n t India r COmpany vs. Vine et, 2 Alkyne, , is • case in which Lord Hardwick actually ailed, each an order; and Ryder' its. Bentham, 1 Italy, tir. 644, the same great Chancellor resamitted thie author-' ity in the Conti. ' i In Hammon a vs. Fuller, I„Palgej 197, 'lulled that if a par*, by treating a dam, raises • stream of water above its natant level, sou to materially injure mills above on the Same strewn i Cart of Cautery will decree that the dam be lowered, and that the party craning It pay all the damages cautioned by raising the water above Its natural laiel. • The modeler eneatuali. leg the damages was the award of an inns it law so el:milks verdict of a. jury might be had_ Dot there are two Auto to Pege's Reports, which will Ilene to tetnoie all doubts as to tki objectione railed upoikhe argue:mt. We refer to the ease of Hills vs:Miller and others, 8 Pah*, 254. That wan the intee:of an easement, anit:a. rpteird Injunction Nis awarded to ; prevent the erection of paildlap upon a triangular piece of laud in a village opposite to the lot and house of the complainant. Whittthe Purchase of the lot was made, it was speed that the triangular piece of land should not be built upon. The Trustees of WA:alone ire. - Cowen and Tin, 4 Paige, 610, is the ether case alluded to, and is Much In point. Bee .so Ogden vs. Gibbons, 4 Johns, Cb. H. 150. Otte iajory complained of co Impending over complaloant's property in the oommoo, apart from the fifty feel now In the on and poesessloo of the defendants, Is, that then is already email encroanhmeat north of that line, and the threatened permanent ozonpatlon sad appropri ation of theorem:minder to a continuing radio nee, as a pinto of depot and - for the hauling of goods, meroloaledise and other freight, work the divetistun of hie right, and transfer to the company the property. life reiddettee Is private 'pot for repent, seclusion and a resting Ow for himself nod family. If these objeolo are about to be defeated, as be alloges,-11 his rights at property are about to-be destroyed, without the authority of law; or If lawless:dan ger impends over them by porsoni acting under color of law when the law gives them no power, OT when it Is abuild, mlsappllell;-eacandod, or not strictly panic!, and the net Impending :would atibjeet the party committing It -to damn. I've in a Court of law fort treepturs, Court cf Equity trill'enjAs Its communion.` 7 Veg. 807; 2 nth. 186; 1 Vett. Br. 476; 6 Johns, Cha. 61, 160; 7 .Tobus, Cbs. 381; 8 Ati..2l ; 2 Ves Br. 468; 6 Ves. 147; 6 Johns, din. 497; 16 Va. 138; 16 Vee. 841 ; 17Ves. 109, 128, 281 ; 18 be. 184. And so of any lot of peculiar trespass, !melio rable, greet, grievous tolsohlef - or lasting iojury, destructive of property, or right or fnmekiss; 2 Johns, Cha. 474, 162; 9 Wheaton, 890. Botthe dinner must be. Imminent, not imagi nary. A threat of en officer of the company has been testified to. Bat it, is hot necessary that therti,ehould be any threat, or declared intim ' tiOn to commit the sot which will ammo the in jury. It is enough that preparatory acts are done, from which the infernos is made of the defendenta' intention, se It they were to employ mania dig upon the - remainder of tin common,. or. mere to procure grantor earth to grade • War." -- dontertniaous with. their track, for the panage of vehicles healing their freight. Mere appreheneloit for or belief is not enough, un less such facts appear as show them to be well -founded, , so as to estlefy the Court that the Pars is /aid at the foot of lii tree," and that the net will be done, without-the Court should inter fere. Whenreir that Le done, the injunction ought to go. 11. Yea. 63; •2, Atk. i 92; 9 Wheat, - 890. In this case, so tar as the Court are advised by the bill std affidavits,lthereentas a moral certainty that without this pnventive process the complal ' exit 'nibs expelled from his right without any lawful authority. That the compialmactroay reooverkdamages at law, is no answer to the epplittatioh for an in junction against the permanent appropriation of his rights. Parmenent appropriation oranoth-' ProPerrf, without arty legs! authority, Is deemed as irreparable Injury, for !Melt - the law can give no adequate remedy, or none equal to that which le given in equity, and Is an acknow ledged groculd tot its interference. _Trespass Is deatrootion la the eye of equity, when there is no privity of estate. Equity prevents Its repeti tion or continuanee, protects the right, smelts the b jury, and prevents the wrong. This is • more beneficial and complete remedy than the law nu ewe, and therefore the proper one for • Conti of Equity to administer. As regards this. part of the case, namely; al leged eucrosehment upon the South Common, northlonne line of the 60 Sect in use of the dr. re:that; and the endeavor permanently to sp. proprintelbe Common north of that Hatt for their own purposes, as welt as with regard to the sub ject normally, It may be well to consider an ob jectlou releed at the sentiment Tele aPpliostion wee resisted on the ground that the subject mat ter, the right Of common, is of so email • value that in Court ought not to interfere. Our °pin- Son is. that the feet of its being of steel! import once, comparatively 'pestles, is rialto irrelevant: Pits;' We do not consider it unitaportant, else why did the Legislated° guard it So sacredlyand watchfully. Secondly, Menet. email it mey be. tlitt is beside the question; !or when it le ,etaid l y e Court will tot interfere to grant an In ' jtarie'ttm In natters of Small importance, it does not of,ply to a cue of this sort, where one party says I have • legal right, guarantied to me by the Legislature and defined nod upheld by the Supreme Coon of the Commonwealth, fad the othetparty, without any elalro oriental starreattr ette,m.,it to - sVprt , pri,strit. She legal tight of this rainEff, and the other commoners, trubsen well settled : tallow. It cannot be said that • per. at liberty to go on violating • right belong ing to another, because the eggreesnr thinks, or may pretend to 'think', that in the hands z ot trot owner the right is on a smell value.: And 6.2'44ot:ine of acquiescence does not apply to (hest i last mentioned 6 eneroactunents and at tempts; for u soon as they wen tuade,notine was given, and tins bill filed. To defeat' an estoppel by acquiesnenU, this plaintiff at onto brought forward his complaint to relation to the rule of unity u to aced• crown, in for al It may be applied to the fifty feet In actual mb and et:moped= of the defend ants, we have laid, that BO far-u the facts are now before us, and for the purposes of this ma trot, we shell glee it the fulled coulderstion that we justly eat. T hat to a main feature in this cue, and can only be determined upon final 'hearing. It is a role too well known to be dwelt upon. It 10 indlite to say that it wee well laid down by Lord Eldon, in Deno is. Sputter. "This utut,"hs said, "will not permit • man knowingly, though but passively, td encourage another to layout money under In erroneous opinion of, title; and the eiretunstence of look ing en, is In many , oases aa strong as using terms of eacouregement." • We are of °plebe, then, as regardi &Woman of flfty feet in width, over and through the South Common, alledged to hive been granted to the Cot parry by the Commits of Allegheny City, by.* resolution dated 16th August, 1860, the defendente chill be left In tie Cu, maps lion and enjoyment of the same, so fatly as they were at the day of the filing of this bill, but no further. So fisens it conoerns the said platform, that parties of it which is within the fifty feet may milli. Dat - tbst portion of it irldoh encromilme to; yood the fifty feet, northwardif meat be re moved. And the same defendants; their officars,apiats and servants, are resigned from the us and no. oupstion of any part of the laid Common, warn wildly of the fifty feet, for azry . ,pturts whatso ever. The freight in the process of unloading /hall not be placed upon, or hatted or convoyed over that part of the nid Common, nor at 'all deposited„thereupon, or 'hauled for the purpose of loading.. This will prmerre the rights of both parties for the present. Let the dune be drawn up In form under, the rule., and to Mud till inner andl farther or der; bat that they be restrained,froch the further completion of the said plata-mon !Sonia:acting any farther structure drimildinge, medium any forther'encrosehmente upon she mid Common, andrfrout using said Common V, any other way, or for any -other purposes than those foe which it was used by mild Company at-the time of II :leg this bill Ar Errastannuni BIT/101..-A tette? from Berne, of the 28th, In the Rey Zarinh Gazette, soya, "lo the hot letting of the Grand Connell,. the *wildcat commao►ted • letter from a shoe miter of the Valley of Aosta, who states that ho had board that an English nobleman, having been ooedomned to death at Berne, had deposit.. ed a sem of ten minions of francs to mike • lot tery of 100 lots of width VI) should gala 100,000 fracas each, and cm:totem:ad be bleak; that the bolder of this latter lot should be obliged to take the place of the noble lord, And have bla heed cot off, on renelpt of sam of 200,000 francs, and that be, (the writer) being a poor mu, was willing to take part in the lottery, and to die In place of the Englishman, should chance declare against him.' The President addot theti, as Gm rumor menthaneil in he letter wae 'very gener ally propagated, b•Ahought the best Means of giving It formal confnielletlon was toloptak of It thus openly In the fresnd Gonnedl " : • •To Contraitors. . QRAL&D. PROPOSALS will be reoeired b the Ingkerili. med. at Bechenan. lioethe county - Of llotetoort. Virginia. until 0 *kiosk, P. to.. on the 11= gay of AVollor oext.lter the book. Dom. deteem o od ectiona Or the Banal. ham lochenea to:kkales Oreekg Payment. will be made la cermet M o a k balder the woos& mewed. of Meaty per tent. oath. weal, estimate. the millimeter* .111 be mooloel to ghee amp* ip corny. ratlefeetorr to the Board et Oirsotowe. let the eompleting of the work at the time and In the mann= welded In tee contract. Plead of the ahoy. Wi ter be exhibited by E4werit larraltre,aadotant Ingin.l Baobab.. end erecillow Mae will be delivered by him. and al w at the Omoillen JUL ho. Y fin Xr.itraciad on and litter the itrulingil dab of . . Tram. sill ha tikes, fa. Lba anarlderaValt nt du bids no 111 the ath day et Accost. when. It saLdattary. th..,.. ral/Pha atxn adv.:Wad will Im Id. WALT= (AWVIN. ale Engin..., J. IL had K. 0,. Cyr. Jam Zino and Kansta4s Cb‘pusr, gid.,•,, , J¢n• tem, 11=. ... Joßkilid• DEVOLUTION IN 011 INA t—PANic to Tak Balding 21ms ZICL.di ot.ithe.gatiNg th e groat a4n4q• Ifatbapflef. , of Team 110 o hits laiptda and boor Work. MOURN •• PATION not Wood adossuvag Itolf elm, coo cond. bath/ droll Boopapj at tb• aW ;atom loaf 1.11, otill 'off manor Sou RS Oda, Mk,. W-... 3 Si no quad.* of • !dab co f 114...,0=tatt •lawher• at ths moo W..* . kWKEUJI PATON., ,•ilakipsaliodalbf Tar *oat ddo nt the ntaasond VIBE ORMISIIIIB-6 1-4 aente p ma_ l iz r z r for • doElai,4.t MOWS a peLmivir, smourrs agas. - BY VIBIEE of sundry writs et Veaditionl Espouse, Levan Psalm and Pieri Facies tatted out of-the District Court of Allegheny-County, •cud the Court, of Common Pleas, sad to me &slated, vu be exposed to public aide, at the Court House„'ln the.Clty of Pittsburgh, on Mon dey, Sail 25, 1853, at 10 o'clock, b l M ; the fullowlog described property, to wit! • ALSO, All the right, title, interest sad claim of Henry . McCormick, of, in and to the following described la or piece of ground situate in the borough of boquearie: Beginning oaths south side of South Canal street at the corner of lot No. 93 to Wer ner, Painter & Lorena'. plan of lots opposite the Northern Liberties of Pittebnrgh ; thence along South Canal street westwardly thirty-feet seven loehes ; thence along the line of Wm. Dick's lots ecutherusily to Carpenter's alley;. thence along mild %lief castwardly. . forty-two feet/Ind fire and a ball inches; thence along the lints of - gronnd Painter,St Warner northwattily forty six feet and one and onq half inches to.the.placs of beginning; being lot No. 93 and part of lot No. 94 in Warner Painter & Lorens's plan of lots aforementioned, on which is erected a frame dwelling home, two stoles high, with stone and brick basemen! and Mote cellar under the lame with the necumary . eut building', Ste. Seined and taken in exedntion as the property of Henry McCort:Beloit the'suit bf Thomas Bartley. ALSO, -- Ali the right, elite, intenst sod claim of Sam uel 'Jammu, of, in and to all that certain lot of ground sitnitiln the Stith Ward of the City cf Pittsburgh, being lot number 11 in James Brown's plan of subdivision of lota No's. 1, 2. 84 andss, in Dr. Bedford's plan, and bounded and described as follows, to. wig: Beginning on O'Hara street, at ill's corner of Lot- No. 10 in said;Brown's plan; thence along the line of said. lot 82} feet more or lets, to property now, or late of Isabella Porter. ' thence along the line of sold property 25 feet - to the line of iot • No. 12, on said Brown's plea; thence along the line of said lot No. 12, month 01 degrees, west 82} feet more orkes, to O'Hara street; thence along *sums 25 feet to the place of - beginning, being the lame which Bawerd Bpsteil, by deed dated Marsh 19, 1845, and Moorded In deed book, vol. 71, page 78, conveyed to the, eald.Samuti Johnston, and upon.witiela is erected a two story frame tenement. Seised and taken in execution as the of Bett er s a n d N rty ichols. of Johnston, at the snit Purchasers will be enquired to pay 20 per cent. on the purchase money on all same lees than $lOO, and 10 per cent. on all purchases above that sum. WM. MANlLL,.Sheritf. Prmentutan, July 2, 1858. , affr Notice.—The friento of a PkOItIBI TORT LIOOO/1 LAW are teguestene to wend Dalegator to COOKY! CONVItIetION, to De held la the Ciagerioriet Presbyterian Church, Sixth meet, Pittsburgh. on THUREI. DAY, the 7th day of Jul r. 1813. at 10 o'clock A.m. At 8 c'elock Ds the evening • PUBLIC DLEETLNO will to bald at the note pare, b millati all Mendel of the proposed Law are halm. The Ear. D. W. JACKSON, our State .Agent, nOl Do preseut. Hy order of the UM Central Cenandtbre: 7. T. PHESSLY, THOS. STEEL. jrlrit JOANAUX !NOVI, C. L. MAGID. 'Oir Wiled Property for Sa le.—This property le Manta reboot heir aals from the elty.lltre e froottne on the Pittsburgh Narampeold /11erlartIce'Torse plea Hod, bounded on the mirth sad net b 7 lands of Jame. C.A. Bea, read on the north by A. P.Clbllds, Sec, 1.2114331122 &bent BIZ ACRE& It la covered with Trutt Trees of the choicest klods.reerry of them la fill bearing. There,la • eozolutable teroetorred frame MODEL, erUlt . other L4llllnes; oleo. ettorrdance of Grape. Benham and Btrarebrrry Thee. of coot quality. I will &twee of the stern Property altogether. or dlells It to cult par• thaws. THOMAS J. CAMPBELL, .140.11na No. 119 Water stmt. .ter DIBIISieII of the Liver.—When the °Carona tat. Ruh deflared that drunks:man was a Casa, he annariotorl troth wtd:h the *coalface and eticrutlatt of am I. MK: d.11:0101111.111j. The ataa atereally luau ammo of thou who Indoln the on of roaltoono Donors mo than b arennal for. The true cameo of oandaotOrldch U tat= fbr D way frogoontly a dbeamed stole of the Lia. No roan fa the hums main. odes doronvoi. indult, a man Matta Walton, of Manna. And U (=toad of aDY.I7- log math. to Die issalfootollosul of Rune. We too ollan the en, ohalletano local Onisalta with a raw to the Orlenal au% howedeotho you'd malt tam dlo. owoe lodoced' by a deranged rate Of the Liver. Thar. fourths of the diatom anantraed .nnier the had: of Conalatkno haw tholr mat Ina Wailed Um. (Bee Dr. 00004 great Was.) .• • Pnrchuen wUI3o careful to uk la DR. IDLANiIt WILLEDIATED LIVER PILLS, and,ints hone oho. There are am.hor D.lla vorontlag to - bo tdror PDL, now Won the pottak7. Dr. ACLam'a IJra 0100 Ms Wanted Tomah:Lye. an now to hod ratactotlo Drag Stara to the Vaal Bata. and from the ate oropartars. /LEMING BROTH MS, • 177 Berowtooro to J. liana Co. 60 Wood *tart • tor AIL SOLOXON.:—From infancy I haye b.. sr dated arlUi.wwah gyas and shortaahtaltess. tad 1..11 ta. Used.' I hays aim be.a able t cat a yeti of 01,0363 that wrotat help ma. lbs.. bat arreralialn that wouti enable ma to mimosa distinctly, buteenir SWIM' two then on mots tbs.... Dalt boae dem the- AC. that thay imaaa rgeh stmt gen.. I h.0P... , 1tc.e.• your aaverilarnamt. by which I saw. 70. had ,Ittst Imaartad maw, aid aa It has boon my ix. slant aim So gar • lair that would betsatama, I thought I would try maw. Yeenanst rot cllnk roe nattering when I say they ;acre '3an fawner my expertatless. I tame net been able to read by candledigbt for woes than Ulf as honr at any cltoedadcre I got these Ottawa gine* I got tbalea;read ono nonday all day. lad unttl ten o'clock. gritldra‘expe• cloaking the hest Dan. 'blab la a thing!' halal nict.Sene bebyni far yam. ; I say tkda men as I think lkdeaenteg Tone entcOkaboa and boning ahoy, may be banana by It You an at liberty to make oboo ably gams at gliy time far reisregeo. I no. tnaly HENbY 11/11•4. Wharf Mesta. Pittsburgh.- . P. b. I twist t motatlem tbstgay •11. 4 gmay bog. Ind by the bar due got, gad etban, ;a - lielf) CRP Blois Hollis Tosnmonr.—.llr. Solo mow: Sir—l thliik st be maw than en at of Jostler t. you et , ertil es to the Austrian ocostounity to idea. th SPECTACLES I booght of fon an nit well. I god ay that debt nab Imm& 1 an lee sass/1 print wills tor tor length a of Woe without fatigue 1. trot. Should my. Fiat continue to Improve bgthe use of thou. 1 have no Stitt bat I shall be able to tad without them la • .but tiun. mate. bulb T.: MOUNDS& Alleitheor CAT. law Z. . 1111.1 haw used Mr. Munoz, ETD GLUM ts nary Wet period. with declidal &dynamo, and hen no hesitates In rattan that a &festive vision of long stn-- Ind baits. relieved. and the °reins seem to Do scads. Inn el= Led tons. I therefore shaerlhlls boas testhnony to Gaols mall esker and acotteasy. es also tiffs. dol4ons' atW as a . prestleal Optician, and the tionderfollidll• with width be alerts Ids Glasses to the vaefeau pato liselties vuu. . D. 3.,601105, No. la *lmmstmt. rit share, Jens 2). .112T2as Mir% believe Nature. ltu provided a rowdy bs orot7 dime which &WO. liolf to. NUWS, maplavx ro PDX OIL. Mt op:ao allow% fro= the Rant labotwar, omeosiod drop. la tiup bowls of Botha. .Softt4 to. irteurat doubt. oze of ttoti.iffontott of thuo rfatodiss. LW the follovlsts tosttotony, gtfon by crateful Dent: - L ruaalar Palter, Ent.111.1381. 5, Eler-eatri 1 _bare oalit an neer leelyolease. or float W. mite two moths ma and have Men Init. 21M 1 ::= 4 ,11,...E",__•raVga tirrl"" eloallat la Flax and apswals ry..' My danirtiter, atlia r e 111111 . 4 " a=a1a. tee wand. aril. CM din mopped., and ts. re covered thmirdlatody. /t Is aleo an extraordinary remady far , ears sod Wt..: ava, Cada, Bram. and Klienmadante and tor thw baro been mad ot lons Manilla& • roan, wan reepert. Wen Eimuow. yet rale try all Ow Vrasatans in Plttsteartai. fe9 Rama adrertlidnie Patrolinun Ilona 0051.1 • • pirOAßD.—Doctor Minn haring been talky od from his oesiil duties sa Bum= osII Yaodeya of ft. 0.8. Nadas Sorpitsl, wfil Is ratan dye bl sad. Tided Wallas to his Pestroloa Wks sad, roams No. 149 Tlsts4 &sot. &boss Esolthasld.. ss77alam effpw, etesm the attention of our read ers t. the ocltittitostakt of .M0113V5 ISTIGOSIATItiti 001 DIAL" to be Cbeigt aooa,th. Onsitt zeige HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, • 7 NEW -YORK. • CASH - -CAPITAL 8500,000! CVLOCIILIN Amt. No.l3•Woul start. ft•abar9A. DIRE•DOILS Elbleoli L. Zaalittf..—..........Lata af the MM.. Itatticed. Jo per of octalw • Co. Theodora Mulcatto,-.-...--.-11rm at Woven • Matlack.. Rickwyd of o . stm Maga Co. /ft lima 11. Detta.--._.._Yam of Clokka. Mellon a Co. [harps of tiotc_c• Mut • 04 Amos k. Vino of ltd_ Mthony 4 Co. Uttar P. Yam of Wilmot A Wood. Led P Of Motu* tltam Hairy of My. Clark & D 0.,.. . of.lsaww Low A Co. CU.*, a o. a Hatch • Co. John 11-![ ..Vons of f• C. 11000 00. . Ifoo G. Lawatel..—...t I ck of A Jt A. Lawn... • 02: alscrict A of kockwy ccce„ttf,tr.,-Yl.co of Low. &turbot, Jr. • a ox ickf P. firm of , . LI Unto. Nays.* fk., Ave. T of Itowlaidso.D•lght aO3. of /taboo A Co. aorta i• - .17.id;414....-..-...Mrso of Amowio. Matt •00. Otago of 010.0 4 , 44 p of V. D.Lblotgan • Co. Laden D .t Comm. Lott,va of 'Y. • II Xacangsr. Acrid Woof —............-McmofJohnton • Potowl. apt, f. gtoclkto....,ll , na of N mon. Batlat & lank (Aorta 12r Y. ..9040.111$ VIM of acid pwl. Lasciked ..ita&;-.--ituzi of tistkoll. Monlek • elolL of A.S. &afoot& Co. of S. Lockwood a tow. tem of Lbtphlnt. Mks & Co. jr=4„ a" l, louto A. rfolMoOk 7 r. TDOX of IftotMosboaatowslia l es. j c ,k, gw(ft,...-.-----Ttrik of Bwittolorleut 00. m r a g 2*.bk. Wand It. I Noble. Hard 4 W. at Wert a WOG. Nathew ..W...t , ragr....T out thb•es.llthekll.ll a Co. .ico r to= ?In Of ba2 0 .6=.1 Li= Docikol.kr 1ar01T0.... - --.21= of Walla. 143 • CO. HcfnorlbfPfo,--- cearos team - - :::Zfl; - raVo -* w '- j - XV;Zrcra: 511• CON L. L3OlllB. rwaldaut, CLUB. I. Milan% Ur-Mu , • R. C. LOOMIS, tOt the late fOser BlTardy LoomlQ WHOALLII DRAM IN 13 O.OTS SAND SHOES, 691W00d street. Pittstrierik. 1'43 A.' H. HOLMES & BR 0 MANDFICIIIIESI OP • SOLID BOX VICES, SLUM PICXS, BUTTOCKS. CROW/IBIS, act., PITTSBUEOU. 0014 Weed it., betwims Ist mad gad. AO oast inmate! Goal to say staandlistunkt.ll4 ifirBMIKE & BARNES' SAFES—Here Is tho Mod of tootbooor ;La to tho value of oar slams. aooa •hkb irooask coallioottt rots tho repotalloo of Wt vat R. hind abed, published mend certilleutes. Marini the. Seam usadilor our regular end ordtury Wes, salt eold ebeceed, have bites subeseted to the 51 'M8= Tans I t ACSRIAI CONYLLOILISTIONR and "Ema Mar . mutilate toteay flue Imo denude. Tb's ma mother meta th. na, hseoutnetable slumber:— SlO,OOO , 'WORTH OF BOOKS AID PAPERS wan eirzt ALBION. Mern °SUM. PI Nimmisber/332. firs: Tour two I duly received. 1 va, &been: at the time. I would We, I marbles It yartisetiy FLAB YenTiV. tester Qs ow. I boned of To /n“ menatua the 10M et June last—day store building kelug Monett to &ibex. It wu built of wood ardbulek— • large threestor y bu , id , rici. bty Caw to. In tt Um Ii or toe ard WI into the cedar. tame then 111/ lEntith.lllXt Of I t srs ant tl: e t rLtio . t . Ti hi the 3 Sn S toi about Ten Tbuenintol to den to time. but bay sibs/is to k eeelov ens their paper, 5, I aid one that Is good. I on entely to your Wait?' Town. truly. roes PLUME. Third !mina Statement • OF THE STATE MUTUAL FIRE AIND MARINE 1101104:1C2 OtiliPANY.rf Elarrissurg. AMC. Or the OcintasurAsp_ 01631 Premiums maid to May 18.33...—. MELO Ix) Istereet reed .. 916 19 Etatiosery 01:11mi lurrthure-- 1.000 00 . • l'lvsmiusivmetestled 6.12 . 3 26 Do. tesatlastod. Lain% YrpraPes. er.C.1114101111. 8. " Inssminge. Returned Prectlams, 8 81111199. 77,931 81 658.316 70 Colts]. Stank. ps.id In and secused—.-- 100.041 00 lauxint cfmour= Lable for Promlnin Notes.-- - -Sr% .ea. . Eon D , and Atoning.. 8t.... Pad necontin-------.* 132. Cub on tound.or to hum:lnn Aguas maroon by n n Oita laranun and Stadoon7.-- LOS 4338.318 70 gamut of adiuste nal= niaidgt ih. ionN P. cooa b • P. 0. 8111tiWICK. Elserterarri 11•11U1S- JONA.% Ploilsdelehisi A. WiLl/Itio. Sonia. Pittentlibi 41. a. OAPAISet-,_ /0111% EL ROTLINSTORD, Danyhin ecoatn A. J. GILLST, ilarrieburc 8 T. JONI:a, . • ZOILLET /CLOTS. Carbon It co6ntr i _ AMIN P. UTILEnFORD. Preeidant. A. J. GILLS/. Secretor/. 'WOI Lunn itolnit perils of almond inland nariaatiani oliaa - cos nierenandito to city or canon', at lowest rates consistent with safety,. Policia lamed on drelliner hollow Dart.onsour or far • terse al yeast. • •anch tittles, cortur of Yount wad Smithfield Emit. Jiatf . A. A. 09.11.81.111 t. Aetna?, Citiren'a Insrzance company of Pittsburgh D. D. Elea. Paurom. eAMOZI, MARDILELL. /UV! , / OFFICE, 94 'aims, BETWBZN MIME= MID WOOD snarls. sar /Faun= EMU Asp cinau EINEM ON THE OHIO Alm miescanen =rag. AND • TIUNNTIA. Rim Sa`far.q.B cooed lers . ate, damies by PIA'S. Aro, 11Pshut a•perCt Ms Al.loasa . .IPLAND IT497oArlon tad EEL! V SPOSTATIOL DIZZOTORS w;-D . • I W. Urban . . Jr.. - m. =a. I LTrt`=,.,,„ 11.11.but g ly. • , Immix Nelars, . .1. behammular. • : Malta Etyma. _ Wm 11. 3m.m. da92 3011 N T. LOOLII---..—..1108T,T. Immo= rampWM% • REMOVAL. - DOGA3I, WILSON & .CO. TILPORMEIOI LSD WHCiLVALE DUMB IT ?OREM LT ri DOMES= HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c Axe. Haire removed to their now and extensive Vary No. 62 Wad street haar dams above the St-Marla where their enamors. and moramass goaerallye are lea al to an ezaataa4oa of Us meet magas sada =eat over armed la We ettv. l faCtr DAGUERREOTYPES NATIONAL 'GALLERY. AMON'S National Dagnerrean Gallery, roranth S e Trianoni .1 ALrkst gnat, (onvonte L. Wilms'. D= tal..)Pittbnab. Wier and Uattelarrirlytang tnebtalnliSUkollinuorit at ahh.rsa prva. walk., all st ctr shwa at:QUI. ma. w it hi verr supyricr Ma rut Sky Light& =wad mach skill that the earator cart ta. the wet nanzaht ha fitoil d a of ta hunt. n form with all Ur g. "* i n c% du . pilaw Ulm e.Personii-not riquirat halizennlann. suilisa • pa , arnalana• - IRlLLlkeerma takas4ititria draseof pan' In .kr rt. of th ed..] wr Rams oren..nd onnsunz :ran A.... WWI .11 W. 1.1. P. Im h. thrantwl. • • 4.oStase. I Tff • =sort MUT • pAGUERREOTYPES. Pen 017ICE . BUILDISal. TIIIIII) ST/UM . VITIZENS and strangerslyho wish to ob tain as scents* artittte and Ilia Ills ukenag.a a • err Medicate mien will ad it to theft littered to call st this trait a- - nea:4oA =eat. 'lan ratite eatistaeaca c.aamitsee," - Ar'se e.urge amts. Ilairtna ace at U. g,e- ant bort amazed Me sad Iltylights rrnea v .led f the wiry., vitt inpllanier.is of tho meet pawn:a:Ll tlat. am/ Latin; ttermana it Dwain eat'. thin r. ae any t.raztitiil by the algebraic! Maltz. et Ititda sad New York. Y. flatten lita••lf to ha able to cat. r to the ratrota of the Art. a sty I. of Mtn.. tab, eicaly et ha earaca,whitt.has mare= inapataitt I. ~ a?. and Operating. In au wesittani. trtram!e is_ ye r. • CHARLES LOOMIS. STOCK AND BILL BROKER. Notes, Bonds, Homages dm, Negotiated. CA551.C172.13 LIT KSTION ULM TO TELEIVEZII36 AND &LLE OP MOCK& 411 . 0 fie. or. P. Joan Co.. ear= wood lltOrUa stmts. REMOVAL POSILEY, NELSON Sr, CO; MANUFACTURERS or mum= AND Oar sun SHOVELS AND OLDS, GUN BAHREMA, . 'NOM BOX TI/CI , • P/C321, &LEMMA ILATTOCI33„ Le. &ea Atm. Rave reirtored to No: IT Market greet, where their customers. and merchant , . renerallr. are United id exaetine our stack Ware pnrchsend el. Hlubj taken Um seiner Ihr the sale or Manna 21. Harper Coes misbrand CLAY AND aL&NUItt PORK& tco; e. are prmend go varnish • superior snide of Narks at Easters , I sobsiSca ...TAMES P. TANNER. wnoissais DIAL= IN BOOTS, MOSS, .301111125, HMS, &C., ao. 56 wow aux; rrrrotritair k Bottom Third add Fourth, lorMy stock embraces every variety and Iltyls of gads. UON, Donut., av, sweasod and tram the N.. Itittsad Maaakatuae a, adapted moat, • do Stain; and Kaman aad et Ili a aoldjat aatha i teltga r a r aT§:VVVP. 4 4=l,3ll m 04,. Petra travies. paha Jam atimad Fleming Brother% i ._ . . (orroosiota To J. EDD & CO.) 1 WHOLESALE DEUGOIS.7S," . . --' 'No. 60. Wood Strut, Fiusburvi,. Po: ..- u rreettere . . of Dr. Snow's Celebrated Terror - EDWARD B. GRANT, CO CONXIMION AND 1011WABDUIG . . No. BA Exchange Mae! BALTIMORE. ft TIMERS FOR add Gmrlret= om the .81. b. at the foLloo= Prtote for Mee round 1212: Plttabutth to East Liberty std rebuts. Umtata. do. Willelnaburi. ' da ra or do.. Edntoethe do. tO do. tennerrs tdo. 60 do. Iroin's ' do. 65 do. 21.07 . _ do. TO do. Eadelsozb'a do. By do. ~..., ,..G orestaperri do.III OD d. 1 20 do. • 'Otof - - do. 133 do. Derry do. , • 1 85 do. • Hilledde do. -1 40 IlisherilloJneta do. 1 AO do. Btatmellle do. - 100 j -I , do. Nto Sloranos' do. 200 do. blond, do. 2 10 do. Johnriern do. • SS ;m a = ba Z Te c ro ‘ at l ra2 Va l ie k bee l t id ei i tb. t r teie-paLo ' nreers mut omen Mel Tinet• at ad. oilfte baton taking dads =WM the Oa J. j oit nrin. ,4 „,. . Plumate, Jona =. r r 'l JeArie: •• ' • JOHN 1/1142.13LLWCIEVCSI., FAIMA nt(ILD Mi 9 ZS Likrty oftse HAS in store and I 1 17 4 241= b 14U ' l tort as itd.olni. AA • tt rr inert* sena POlChil bbihs. N. U. Moisoor. 123 bbd& A.O. 30x4r: • 400 bolo. and W. Glom 0) emks Oorma Clan 120 ltato odoportsd Wm 3064 , .• o 1 Itattimp 270 0 eaddy buiwed T. 46. D.Fehoot. Y.Q. 54 do. 0.P... .0 do. . 650 WI. to= 170 , . Wall t al ' %;.• harms' 0117 nolo Psalm. Tarr; 60 bosom Nadu Bosid 2C - 4' Bo tgo a r z t4=e& !!'" 60 bozoolt:a itowasnei CO haine2l4l RUC. /Lan ZO Joon 70., 4 cues Barrows I Haut Plt6obandL.Join 1,1663. GRIER. • • otnci 1.10 CIIICE:=11 IS in rece!pt of the fai n= or Is raiwarriDisz. 1 -t 32 3 3 t 260.0. 0021.12Ung 11 ; SO bs. ernriWttiit, Pa t2O • • doubts ctotru " -w: X) doe. i' Batt3trd.. " Et! bbla Halm Nl. It artt.ij . 3 3 t. ..... i22'.ll2gtt &air, 3i mats a 3, 0617V.8 tistlic 7/. tvross tmth to wog 33 Imes Y. T. ntbalt, / 3 sub; , 20 Lapatestat ' - it; bums Monld cu.n. - Dins' ... . 1 70 1, 34 , Pim C 02122 Ttniggile (03 II t kw. it Wry. TIFII2t, Is Ash: ' 4 Tobwoot - . .....11222ta's Yobtteml • J•ñ4 • XtEMPATRICX, No. Al death Third street, Philads/ph/a • Lemma at sad Mutant rinds. RAVE FOB S PANISH HIDES. — Dry sad Or.. lhat•A; Pa th . NIP& Tartmare OQc Unarm asd Omtrkm.C4JOLD; at du bent 1/kmB to. S• hest 111 M AII Or LKAretit, tin roorh:WANLID. Ar mrhfrit the eithtstsmarkatprk• lON b• firm In CA/111. Or tatro Irozabsoro for rids& Isttbarnarmi trot at chums, and mkt oa mudzikdak! xess. CINNAMON:4r, KERR, OENER/LL - 00.314158103 - =SIC EUSTIS, IS Pao= "ma",.tirwsis suss aim ram; • . 03110.. itt.Oamieca~pssents ise4 t. ptsaskt sterna* Om Avo Se—Yz. Gegsr tiltiOblivarS • Ohio and PanatylvaadaMoat, Ett Board of Directors'at the Ohiolead Pvvghaala an.lend .Coatruk, karada4t . d. • _aratand oMI Pa - ani tp Mai to to. Bondi nos o um• laca, ho oaten ef-tia catee.ea, Y JP/ 00 NM alYt an Mal thy °flinty, JIM ' • • Br ardor et lel Vaud it Tavetsas, • &V! LA/pad& Ja. Plnabarr.b., July I. - 1153. • jra POVUTU OP JULY. • ,gxozLslos.ommusLian--ti s .14.41.1LsZecre Ounnas4r-a. ewe op.o,,,eeerteg true Ca Ca 10 Pceeecutere. vni be psi tbe Okbland Body ern. lined Me FOURTH 01 J. LT. awl wilt r Imo/ o'clock ca eteCII ereetbeg StrataLY frau the met ember et tha Cionet gene% ea Groa Pd. ranaln; ta the rat e s seccidea bribe Wiens tbe LAWILVICLI/11011 OitnettlSZE eel th ram earths the dart SM haat 13 trekalt u ahem. frOt Libruire t uodalo a . - nrlng REGULAR QUARTERLY IILEET= a 138 el T..4,lE:es xeatxts, Tu Zibnay AA:We b. 14 Ur LLOSMIY.S sai M ilarke tion.a• auf ZalliX Wlr/IMIWO WlLlwtont. lento*. is 3 - W JUDICAID.S.wWW. pIGHTH WARR . 'PROPZATITOB LUZ - La ""Candebta Of • LOT 07 OROCWO j itselea • tINMS - ea awed till•p• sat frt *Ur: of 10 14R sal rna. Z7 4l .. b r n etrzt lw.l i ted .. ll==el h t so= itz Mal awl. T i on put ortasbnitelap*• Ilti•••• 1••• nets tar 81 • maaas,_ multi tow W. tdfd act•triisitsiza baud. asacir - Ana.