GAZETTE!, PATroo Lew -- COL Mick. in • letter ' ' ! Voblished on Thuredey, Mei the folletriag but .: • ! ' Ole in regard to thel"kving Lair of Allegheny ll+ D. A. city -..-. . T -1 ,. ”et atop to disease the gross Injustice of qr. y means, the new wards of a city - tho expenses of improving the streets, Isnea . r elteys which may happen to be within their L einnE ssus , -,„5„,„ „ s‘s j, - limit.. The old poets of Allegheny. like Pitts- Reati-rero Donal,— anima, In vseenni... burgh, were ail paved and Unproved by et genera Gam wig be innaten en the ir smdith.. ; Mx. A portion and sharer of this tax was borne T.snuross4Vs.Pitrs'u°l—..:::........7 --0 00 ' by the new and unimproved partsalmost without J afr - aerm - neer Taunts erevt i tr/Lia,,, li t t t, •°4 thj a murmur. Does-it not shrike you that there il specie a bO n P" . lf--- ' ' -----. ;,--- something like &Moriarty in compelling this class of a city to improve itself at its own ex pense whether it is able or not able ?" This is a mistake. Prior to the passage of, the paving law, the only paved street in Allegheny city was Federal West, from the Bridge to the Diamond. It is now one of the best paved cities in the country, considering its sine and the Short time the present law has been in operation. With regard to this city, CoL Black is aim m istaken, in l aying that the money to pay for paving was raised by taxation. It was wee raised by borrowing, the prinoipal being yet to pay, and we are burdened with a heavy tax to pay the in terest. The Legislature has, by law, prohibited us from borrowing any more, so that we cannot raise the money in that way to pave - the new wards; ithee also prohibited us from levying a tax of more than five mills on the dollar, and as it takes all the proceeds of this tax to ray the interest of our debt, we cannot raise money :for new paving by taxation. The - improvement tax is also limited to two mills en the dollar; mid this yields a sum altogether too rifting . . to meet the wants of the citizens in the way of grading, paving and re.paving. The result is that our new wards have to go unpaved and unguided; that: only remedy being a law similar to that of Allegheny City, with an additional provision levying the cost of the paving already done upon the property adjacent to it. And just as we, on this side, are getting ready to ask for mots a law, here comes this untimely proposition to re peal the example upon whiett4e , wish to base - ' Could anything be more inopportune! PITTSI3UROFT SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 16, ' ro_ :...--------- To the,lsepubbsans of the United States. In ao=doo7 with what appears to be the Inteeril Andre of the Seenblieen perta i ned at the Fg. ',Annan% ef i I,lpr.tottion of . the Ids . It= taste. the .04 an of the State Wean Cornett ..ntann, Mseueehusesta, N.• York, PQM.. t^ittlettlitin• he4ly. and Wisconsin, hers „ m a th . srabtkosas of the tinkle to meet tn, tear - teal Oonsentlon at Pittabursh. the 2241 et letrntatf. .1104 tot the vonteas of perteattelt the Itationei Otani. ..tion,antl*nMite for a National lestintitetensweitton of the /Wage= PIM, at e nmesh stbsegeeot day. to • notetests asadldstee Wt the ?tcy end Vice prod. desinNto be Ineetotted lathe elect-lon in Foreaabar,.ls66 A. P. norm et Crto, -, .',_, .- . • , • J J. Z. GOODRICH, in Male. ' • ' 1 1 :, w t i raLTICEs lairliiihiNi :if t. - • • •WILLI AM A. WHITE. of ts. KANSAS AID KEErcao This rattans of ' AlleithenY county who' ire in 'Wei: of freedom in Kenna, are - request ed to *set in Franklin Ball, Fifth street, opposlte.the Theatre, on Notiday evening, Feb. 113,at 7 o'clock, to deliberate as to the beet means of extending atd tO the straggling citizens of Kansan, ; awl concert such reassures of relief as may be thought `moat practioable. A general attendance of all who sympathise in the object of tide meeting, is requested. . Boobliotat Editonal Convention. the bLiman editors lobe MAT be in sttei s te at IsiMubtx blettonal Convention of the • ow re. toyetable lin Pittsburgh on Thtusday; ZIA, IsruiTisulration and better wrionintauresblu. The tun. oral Vans of meetuitrulli be named or the Locail emmlt. - Ws or snalutmente. IBIQVALITIBS .4 O 7 ra>e PAVEOO LAiC—The advocates of the repeal of the Allegheni Paving Law, dwell with great pertinacity and some ef fect, upon certain cases of alleged hardship in the operations of the law. Hardly any law can be framed by man which will be exempt from defeMs. We have no doubt there are hard mimes, come of which are irremediable, 'except by making- exception, and otherAriee frem. mis take by those who administer the law, If a pereattanys a null or a low spot in n town,. he .may nittstially expect that it will be injured 'ikon ant/opts are graded, by being left high and dry; or made the receptacle for stagnant Eie pa:chases with this knoiledge, and under these disabilities, and must Mite his risk; and titariak will be the same whether: thO streets `pre graded by a special or a general Ma. We think. however, that the leveling! spirit has been carried too far in Allegheny. The case of kir. Bowen has beeri referred to se one of hard ihip, and we think it will bear that' interpreta tion. ,There is -no absolute necessity for ma ku-sePremont street, or Bridge street, corres pond to the moderate gradient required on busi ness thoroughfare's. If they had been left at the natural level at.the_point where they cross each other, and graded each way from that, all the requisites for the convenience of, the people would have been accomplished, and the whole cif the surrounding ground could have peen covered With comfyrtable and healthy tenements, with but little expense for grading. With the pres ent grade or Tremont street, the stirface of the lota are lifted from twenty to thirty feat above theleiefef the street , and as the whole sabers tom is\oomposed of a slaty rock most difficult to quarry, the lots are not'worth the coat of grading. In our opinion, the Councils would ponsulf econ omy, justice and utility, by filling- up Tremont sheet afa regular. grade to Beteseca, starting from the present level of Bridge street, or nearly so. That part of Allegheny will' never be re quired for bitsinese purposes, and we do not think it will detract any thing frotq its beauty to have a few steep streets, and to 'dot dwellings over ground of unnequal surface. It will cer lainly add greatly to its picturesque character, and will harmonise with the bold Scenery widish . earn:ands B. It will be incomparably better than to witness for, the next half century the bald desolation of bare and harreardels, crumb lingdunto deep ditches, dignified with the name of striate, the terror of every benighted traveler, and iilnonnment - or the rage fiir leveling. Tun Man Sculoot..—We obsem our neighbor of thi.Post, .labors under a oxist;he which has die Posed canny of our citizens to disapprove of the High School'Law, koir in active and encomia% fed operation in this city. That paper publishes a copy of a receipt given for taxes on ono house on Siroodatreet, and then adds the following cam emit: "By this receipt it will be seen.that, while the owner .of that house and lot pays Putfor the ward publie school, bp pays s , 2l;so—almost twice as mach—for the annual' supper of the irighliehool. _lf this single house and lot pays $21,50 for that -purpose, then a little over three hundred houses arid lots will pay all the ex penses' of that school every year. • There are perhaps four times that. number of' 'houses and lota in the ,First Ward alone; and: at this rate of _taxation Toni times the - money for the support of ;that scheol would be mired:in that .ward alone.. — Tet the schoolia supported by a general tax over sit rho nine wards." Ir is 'surprising that the editor of the Post did net see the utter absurdity of the idea, that the Directors would lay a tax ten-fold greater thatriese neencd; A little inquiry ln the right quarter, or en examination of the- Law itself, would' have showed him, that the Central Board which has control of the High School, also has chart&F all the Ward Schools, employing the teachers and paying them out of the Central Fttaii; which tbo assessors denominate impro patty the High School Feted; or 4a.c. The edu cation expenseq of the whole city are paid out of the High Bohooi,Tax, the High School proper absorbing a-very small portion of it; smointieg . to lasi than one mill on the dollar.: The Ward Directors( have charge of the school hoaxes, and asn - only lay a tai for the ereetion and repairs of buildings, and to pay debts contracted foe each purPoies. Being free • from the charge of teachers; eoulls of the Ward Directors have t4fat.htlitantage of the .cironthatanco to lay on ri-pretOlarge tax to indebtedness.on build intsOituythits tax bee heed cap!vesed, by.many, to tie for educational . purp upts de 'of old, and of the tax, denominated I. High Vim,,, yes BL- that pndseworißy nud bede ¢ institution alone:: This' has excited' great and oyairpwaiat. against the High Behest, which, if . the tax-had been denominated properly would not have existed. We hope the editor of the Posi will beaten. to -corelet hitt mistake, as `his rigeizke.'siii calculated to iojtire a truly bent- Scent istul ftlintocratigt institution, which gives,to HiCtenik of t enius, vittne, . and perseverance art,' Olegnate reward, a thorough education, 'irheihiir 'the patent is able to afford it or not: Etertiqg iiakeild the poor came together on a teerof ao Sougrowz-4ri.Tuiti6r . . 7 , Tel _Wax,utrom Cass.—The attempt to in. dude,the,legislaturo to change ',the wane of Wit litim„, . socee snit .I:pleat Judge Sane does not seem to prosper. We hare before referred to ths sola stater thrown upon' it in the Senate by , tir.'llaticalerw; and we have no w w to add the , fat lowing facts, which glwin ',from the !Jerrie burgh lioneepondorieo. of the N. Y. Tribune: history of this bill is not & little remark able, though. though. shalt not detail to your rename all the'; attending it. A copy of • the hill; hoirever, Was originally.sent to te prom inent'Member of the House, with a request that heabotda present It; but instead of doing so he willed together 'cmber of leading f r iends, oilers of both Houses, when it wan decided to be-itepolitio; torero in a party point of view, fti.:lntrOduce it. But this did not untrue tie , irliti-pullers in the ;City :of Philidel tddi w ,lhe frienda who tether? ;around the . R a t ooodwi were nodes- in their efforts to ' nbangiathe "deoision of Members here, but to 00 palpate. the midsrof lhe diseruwien, gir ; Vox -Dyke, th e .Uclied SteiewDishiot Attorney, slide Ide'strOeirence, 4ttossxpied. by person id appeals to. induce Memtiers sot air he de! sired; .bnt be wed mai id formed: that 'the vice ' had Risen decided. 1:1 . 1 , then, iosistod that and 'pen reeponeibillty, geseimilligly an obscure !Amber. from PhiledeD• 1/medicated by VanTlYielai the midi* through *tick should mica iie appeartmatisithe HOWL Lli.iniszefersed to. the Judiciary rettee,iand it '<layer two Since At' was reported edits reeemmenthitionthet is, the rooornmecid that the bpi do • _ire,ge•pleasg4.to fi'l ( 44 0 4 4 , 1 *, 11 ,. / . *. 4 . ° tiatillitieirjersey Gone for theelei.- 01101ealoriPinliselok . . itotit'of thtieefitatei eittied-ter Peed= f44;t • with the right V.,13t.:!‘ Tan Liguos. Bus.—Oranesday, in the Senate, Mr. Wilkins' license btu , . wee taken up and de= bated, and The gnestio& was taken on the first section or Mr. BrownN substitute, with the following result: Yeas— Messrs. Browne, Crabb, Ferguson, Flenniken, Fraser, Gregg, flbge,- Jamison, Jot clan, Lewis, Mellinger, Pratt, Price, Sellers, Shuman, Souther, Taggart, Wherry and Platt, Speaker-49. Nays Messrs. Buokalew, Cresswell, Ely, Evans, Ingram, [Winger, Knox, Limbach, Mc- Clintock, Straub, Walton, Welsh and Wilkins -13. This is regarded so equivalent to the defeat of Mr. Wilkins' bill. The other sections of the substitute were then agreed to, as far as the tenth, by a similar vote. Mr. Browne's substitute, whiob is thus In a fair way of adoption by the Senate, is a sort of compromise between the present law and Mr. Wilkins' bill It pats the minimum rate of li sense,at szo, and the maximum at $6OO, but they are to be levied upon a different basis tau that proposed by Mr. Wilkins. We have not a copy of it by us; but itn character may be in ferred from the fact that its mover voted for the Foment law and is friendly to its continuance, being willing, however, to yield something to the public sentiment aroused againstit. _ The House or Representatives at Harrisburg, on Tuesday paned the bill to incorporate "The Franciscan Brothers of Cambria County," which has caused so much discussion, by a vote of yeas 80, Dart 29. , F ., 1, All affir mative, excepting Mr. Fry, of Lehigh. I pas the Democrats present voted in a sags woe resisted, partly on the ground t the Courts have power to incorporate such b odies and thVrefore s it was an improper emb act of legislation, but mainly because of the ger of incorporating monastic institutions in our midst. If the bill should pees the Senate it will most probably Jae vetoed by the Governor. I The following is th i ew just pace .... Legislature for the teotion of tr upon the main lino of the public works " Be tr exacted, 4-c, That for the encourage ment and security, of Individual transporters il upon the main line of the public "arts, the i faith of the Commonwealth is hereby] pl ged to ouch transporters, that is teen of the! sal of the Raid main line. or any part thereof; Ur boats and cars'of such transporters hereafter placed cl _uponz and need , n said main line, or up a part thereof so sold, shall be taken, if the owners thereof so desire, by the purchaser or uroha sere of said main line, or pert thereo; as the case may be, at a fair cash vabaation as a condi ' don of such sale." . For the Pittateirlth D.U7 , aasttel. Ma. Burros: The Allegheny Paving ew con troversy is waxing warm. 1 waamnob interest ed with a portion of Col. Black's letter to Mr. Wilmarth, but greatly embarrassed try some of his figaree.. • As editors eau sometimes do what none of their readers can, will you instruct yours on' the subject of the sane of Capt. Charltort's estate. The gallant and learned correspondent of Mr. Wilmatth asserts that the judgment against It for grading and paving is $l7OO, that 'this is equal to nearly half its value ,• he also , mat the Captain hae L sworn that his claim for damages is four times the anautat of the judgment ; and also that if the judgment must be paid, the Canters _sleeping and crying friend will be left worth not .s dollar. To me it appears to be Bald in these several - Farts'of the same sentence, that the es tate in question is worth note dollar more than $l7OO, thstit is worth about twice $l7OO or sity $3400, and again that it has been damaged to amount of four times $l7OO °riga°. j I would be glad to be enlightened on this dark embject. I hope you can explain. Auentourr. Somas—Tim Damian or Crvu. Wns.—The following is an extract from a private letter re cently written. by en Intelligent gentleman in St. Lou* to a relative In . Washington. It takes a very gloomy,aud discouraging view of the aspect of affairs in that quarter. The horizon is black with the lurid clouds of civil strife, outrage and murder. In, the meanwhile the President does nothing, except to hound on the ruffian invaders of that hapleas territory, retaining In diced the blood-stained Indian agent, his hands fresh from the murder of an unoffeodiog citizen of Kansas, and turning a deaf ear to the dangers which call for hislntervention. "Sr. Loma, Jan. 26, Mtg. * * . There will be a civil war in Kansas next spring or summer; and when the North and South are shedding each othefa-bleoda on the plains of Saunas, what chance will there be for moderate counsels to prevail in the Presidential combat? `The contest of blood in Kansas will uot be more acrimonious than the contest for -power all over the Union, between the two ova tions. You may doubt the accuracy of my prediction about a war in Kansas; unfortunately I have too much reason to apprehend it.-'I am well sat. lefied that the extreme Northern leaders are do ing all in their power to foment it, ailith a view to Its effect upon,.the Presidential election.— Atchison and his brigands are also fomenting it, with a view to a dissolution of the Union. 1 have no doubt that such opposite interests work ing for the same end, end upongl i pch materials, that the on ly t is civil wsr, Villbe attained. It Is the only thing which will enemas the con ' Slating opinions of the North, assn' make them a unit in the Presidential election. * * The latest accounts from the interior of this State represent that Atchison and his fellows are busy enrolling men for another foray into Kan sas. Atalson is to lead them in person. They go as permanent ;Milers. Atchison has already published a letter, in which he say' he intends to become a citizen of Nausea. All who can be induced to follow him from this State will go under the name pretence—their ranks will be flied by as many as can. bennduced to go Soca the South. li into comado plot.. Similar et forte are making induce emigration from the llorth-;.witzu en the ettorteof acme late Sensae leaders. The Preildent, I perceive, is in the , t plot on the aide of Atchism this late message, • promising to sustain the territorial-laws, is the: ,proof of his adhesion—e x act e d ,by Atchison's' a Southern allies. Salm we can elect a President , D equal to the emergency, lie *hat ,not eldst se a '.- nation this time next year.* • , ' ' ' a ' These are th e oplzdons of a gentlemen whose I. sympithien are by no means, as his letter shows; a• exclusively with the Free &steps/1y: We cont. 3: mend them'to the attention of our readers.- at Breton elAso. Id ALTON sin Tem Hstrra BA11401.1)..--TA4 Important line;of rillwartravel will be regularly opened for the transportation of mutsengers and freight 'to -day. Although train hare passed through Informally; yet its legitimate bosinois for the secoennoclation of the public dates from to day, when the first regular pa/gauger train , will pass over the road.: 'This is another lhilt in manning to the'Fsest, andirtill bring Bt. Louis eereral hours- nearer the Atlantic seehoerd. Dt milder this WOO thll4 -11 lashes all the Oontteetions for the traveler bound North East, end wirt be ono:orihsit iFilit:thorOlgren, of Westorn.'ind;'Soidgero:,r4ro4l, 131121 Tin Paasnmses PletriastartoS.—We give, to day, the officiel proclamation cf the President on Kansas effsire of which we have before ad m anh abstract by telegraph. Bliss provoked the ost I indignant comments from the leading prunes of the country ; cud we cannot do better, we think, than group together a few of them, as indica tive of the tone of public sentiment :, from the Phlisdstohla Ncoth A.lnnit.ol "If there shall prove to be no one-sidedness In the contemplated action it will all be very well, but if the United States is to be invoked to keep in countenance Atchison and his gang of des peradoee a steam will be raised beyond the ability of any administrati on Prom tits. N. Y. amiss a Emir.. :The Proclamation is as doubled-faced as Janus, as convertible and as ipervertible uan utterance of the Delphic Gracie. It may be honestly read and understood in directly io oppo site senses by men holding opposite opinns. and its real meaning and value are °ply to be determined by comparing it with the political creed and measuring it by the intentsonS of its author. Examined thus• it simply means that the enactments of the body generally known as the 'bogus' Legislature, are the organic law of the Territory, which is to be executed with impartial Juliet.. That the Emigrant Societies and Shoes who have contributed to the aid of the Fr,e State settlers have violated the Con stititti..n of the United States—that the combi nation of die real inhabitants of the Territory to defend themselves against the Border-Ituffians wasCuistirrection,--and that - the emigration of setders from the Free States for the deliberate peir'poso of excluding Slavery from Its soil, is an attempt to determine the future institutions of the Territory which amounts to invasive aggres • sion. In brid the Proclamation mesas that the President has determined upon "the forcible interposition of the whole power of the General Government" to protect and aid those who are endeavoring to implant Slarery In Kansa& Let the first United States gun be fired in Kansas against this steady opponents of Border Ruflisnism,ond oath a civil war would spring up at its Sound as would make those stand aghast who called it inta_existence. The men of the North, willing to endure provocation to the last, would endure no longer, and such a wrathful flood would pour into the territory as would sweep troops, and ruffians, and slavery, and every vestige and supporter of it away at once and forever. That the President and his counsellors do not know tbisis hardly credible. They must be aware, that however interest or party discipline I may influence Northern men to give them squad support in their attempt to swish) the violation of the Great Compromise, no Northern man will do battle with his fellow citizens for the sake of widening theism of Slavery; and they must be equally sure that the North, as a body, would fight to the death in snob a civil war as this Proclamation would seem intended to provoke. What then is this Proclemation, what is it worth and what is it for 1 It G nothing but an adroit and pitiful bid for eo many Southern votes as are necessary to the re-election of Mr. Pierce to the Presiders:C . au. N. Y. Osmsasrelal Adverts.. "As emanating from the Chief Magistrate of the lidos, iris unworthy; for it breathes the spirit and employs the language of a partisan. It is impossible to read it without feeling that It is directed mainly, If not only, against one class of the disturbers of the peace in that terri tory. We say this with sincere regret, and not from political opposition, for we would go as far as any journal in the United States in sustaining President Pierce In the extremest measure im partially erscursf for the maintenance of the snpresnacy of law end order in Kansas or any where else within the limits of the Republic." From tea National Intstnomesr, "Surely, never has any false step of Govern ment in our brief history, if in the history of any free country, been eo fruitful of evil--of un mixed, uncompensated evil—as therusealled for repeal of the Missouri Compromise. And now the President is endeavoring, with the best in tentions no doubt, to avert one of , its disastrono consequences by a Proclamation. What a sight, in this free Republican country, to behold an Ex ecutive Proclamation forbidding eivilwar We most devoutly hope it may have the effect; but we fear that men who are aiming rifles and re volvers at each other's fraternal breasts will be little dispelled to heed the President's admoni tions. And then should he find it necessary to interpose'lite military power of the General Gov ernment—and that must be the next step—what e state of things doll we not then present to the world and to the country ! Is it not enough to make angels weep to see so happy, harmonious, peaceful a country--so blessed In every element of national and domestic happiness be was this only two short years ago--suddenly, by one mad and perverse sat, converted into an universal arena of discord end of threatened civil commo tion?" from tn. N. r..rtines. "In another column will be found a proclama tion of the President touching Banana affairs. After a year of painful observation, at any period of which an ounce of prevention would have been worth several tons of cure, the authorities have discovered variant' phenomena in that Ter ritory requiring immediate discussion and treat ment. They have found the population ta,arms against hostile preparations of the most porton. tons dime:allow; and design. They have found a Legislatire elected by interlopers from Mis souri, disowned by a people to whom Congress swiped tam:dons of self government. They have found a Legislature elected by. the people superseding the one elected for them ; they have men the people choosing a delegate (Reeder) i. 13 the place of a delegate (Whitfield) In whose selec tion they had no voice. They have found the ganses-Nebraska bill a dead letter, and the au. thority of the Federal Government disregarded; and, at last, more than a year having elapsed, the first official notice Is taken of a state of things to the last degree threatening and revolu tiptutry. So vigilant, and prompt, and paella, to the Administration of President Pierce. President Pierce finds much to reprehend in this threatening and revolutionary state of things. lie reprobates the spirit exhibited by the Hawse settlers, in refusing to be legislated for and rep resented by Missourians. He mills It violent re sistance to law, and Insubordination. He can look with no allowance %Übe sorrowful compul aion which drove them to inns, when mitioreanta, mouthing all manner of sanguinary threats, and brandishing rifle and knife, poured into the Ter ritory, with avowed purpose to perpetuate a general massacre. He calls this act of self-de fence insurrection. The contributions of Sharp's rifles, and bullets and powder, sent from the friends and fathers and brothers left behind at the Bast, and who could hardly be supposed to view the slaughter of their enterprising friends without some demonstrations of sympathy and aid this he dills fomenting treason and re- hellion. But with Ms evident determination to see no good thing among the settlers of Kansas, Itis gratifying to &fowler a recognition of the air annuitants., that the horde of barbarians, mus tering under the leadership of Attila Atchison, for the invasion and desolation of the Territor y, riot a strictly legal and respectable the, of persons. We have here an immense maces sion. True it is, in all likelihood, made too late. The border slogan his been repeated too long and noisily not to have gathered a vast number of targets for New •England rifles on that dleorierly frontier ; and It is mortifying to have reason to think th at no word censorious of those manifold traitors would have escaped the . President, - unless ander the conviction of Its be ing too late to be useful. Can Mite judge other wite of him who, at the very moment a persecu ted flock called to him for protection against the wolves, removed the shepherd; and put the most lupine of the greedy pack in °barge of the sheep fold? The President bids ,the threatened invaders disperse; bids the people of the Territory lay down their arms and submit to the laws of an .illegal Legislature; forbids the sympathy and aid of those outside of the Territory for those within ; threatens a levy of the militia, backed by the Federal army, to suppress the insureo! lion of a people whom those potential arms ehonld long have protected, This is and so l efteft in ce of peace and tranquil prosperity. tusti the supreme Executive." - - Ammolhe speakers at the Republican ?lass Convention at Concord, N. H., was Judge Slats.' dell of Lebanon, one of the main pillars of the Democratic party from the beginning; who de? , eared that the ultra prowissmg acts of tiers: Pierce's Administration had made it impossi ble , for him or any other honest Demoonit longer to sot with that party; henceforth he should nc4 only aid the Cause or freedom by his tote, but old as be was, he was ready, if necessary, shoulder the - musket, and proteot the honest freemen of Kansas In their just rights;'. - Itsaafiatjast returned from Nei Ramp! shire, and fworts the Anti-administration Party there united, harmonious, sithusisstio, and cer, rain to carry the State by an overwhelming tom. The election of Mr. tunic, and Its guarantee of earnest union against. Slavery aggressiou, of gentlemen of all old profits, Is olttodY doing its work; and the old DemosratioTarty has lost 'e host of once devoted followers . — 00r. .N Y. Thus , Awirm..—We hem pf a horrible case of , fret* 1 leg to death, which our informant. ,stattst kr 1 coned on the Niagara Polls liaihroad, three Cr i four miles above Tonawanda. Min had been 1I sent Gut to shovel of the track. Ths sari drlW l ed up the track el/nost as fist se WWI it,bovelid away. • fleooreb3g old 3111 7.. 1 4 3110 4 3 0 11 return, end Wean* Weed In by the drifts; and when an anaini, which had 'Wen dent out, crate to the 'vicinity; they found fawn itarrand Wff,—Brfak• Rtpubtie, 74A. Pic t VAT,T*Li-71k9 that 1 4 4 John TlimMuttf: stt ladligto. • carpenter, -immtiet Sal Wadry-Wa3; Wolin/ 4 W sboutS 8011,00 0: his stets not ofvanthilw hslt that want > Mir "M.!** 10113314-111 Per rows plat him, 3 1 34 3331314 W. 1111WW4 0 04 al* . 0 ; 3033 1 9$ 4 1 .1.0*.* haw 3 bad •# 4 ;400407'f001 17 BALI or in Nam= Looomuvra Wcrazi.— Means. 19:..g. Glover & CO., on Tuesday purchased this property, which vrim sold It ano ,tion. Prise 'SCAM- . , MAIDIDWrin AilennemT CM. N.. an Tburrenty. Feb. Itty b • flu Rem IL 8•Ift, D. A. JOUN 11. THORP, of Cin6m". Otdo, to JAHR n. vonut, or the DIED—At Us ketlde... to Law5...4111,4 on FddLY DAILLINOTOti. In tho oth Year of Tim innerai will'Aske plans SUNDAY afteridon , at a o'clock. Csaliains lean, Body Patiaairdi S'. o. 4th attest. at otioda• ran friend' of %Bo (sadly ara "o.ctianYiiriited to attend. lo Lod,. Mon 144.. TEICIAtdi NITOB.D, non ol Junes H. and Matilda. • litiord. aged Bow year, and Ida aiontbd—Mlianidi Baldibnum SPECIAL NOTICES. . -- Extractota Letter from Brigadier Gen. 1,4111111•14 at lfirgpols, Ista insokbor of the Roan of Doi. HISGRO 32 4 VS. lob. 6. 1650. Dr. J. Soft d (a-917. A abort tbas dna, s coma ealld In my timllsistaat 17 morktbs ohs. tras takes wilts dolt. vita •td wdya srst blob Amer. I obtain...l • its or roar DL WLA.IIII Lamm Vauccroaa ham Mr. J.O klotl•sx. of oar tagm, sad gars sewed. to dlrrettor.A "WY baariatt from him. M ell. ors? Sixty Imp Norma I think s *cry missals llottolas. child soon re.. <maid, sudis not, to very gm• 80031510 1 YAIRPA.S. Dr kt Lames Itramorsd [Arse 1.1310 sad Imyrand Prim .la Dr. 7. Soott's Ostsbrstod WNW eirssiatsa t auaß amPsree soialy tlmtß dada tat, soperdatm or Dr. I. Idsdimil o:utast* sad Pardo:kw:of Edon. . sIY• tractles. . • Nbul Illattitfts only se yridars• 1 , 7 1. •••• • Ca. was Pro radar.; Dot Plam gragaatr9m. VII.. Dr. Mo. . sad Yeradrags samaysidedbyistrtitiests at O. 11sLarte. £ll o..3=obn:bps forests by Dr. (110.11.1111YE1E11140 Wood steed, spat. JAB. Pz7974tltiO. A D•Shoor. near B. B. Coot Ma. , .1. spell 1814:1w5twT. Dr. 11!Pfaa' 's Vesmifuge Alwayef re• Salm lo WOU Writ 00000 Rainy rang. Nes Toes, Bent 16, IBUL This Is trfcertify that my ettUd. three years old, was troubled alt! Worms some 6 wasithe. I had tried wend kinds of inwitelne, but none of thew done any good: aid It ti not rintll I tried Dr. WaLane's Otdelusted Vein I. fags Drum:rid by Ylaning Bros. that Woe Ibrurd •117 lid. I gale* the contents done bottle, which brought Dom here eery large Quantlty of warm. but they ern so ram*** ant to phew It was impound* to count cum. di.Zhtir fellow doing meth indeed. ate ir romr reirkeed to health. I theragee take *awe in recrannsiding It to Detente. I would Ba. by all we.= keep tsupply bt this seizable medic:Die mutant's' In your henget I hare known many children to tie end* darkly front the effect. of worm. It *leo net unDelnentir heDDene theoChlldnn are treated Or crone, when the &eking anitonghlnu le cartel *Nowa*, by the irrite tion of enrol. There thee I ear agree. kerb It eleaye in the honer, Costa but little and may be the morns of whin Ul indat any rate it will ewe ohyeldans' 8188. LAND. No BM Eighth et. 106DerdWeets will be rarefor to sal for DN. 2CLANWas CCBLIBILLTWD VEBILITOGB, and take *seas. AD other Vernalfug* entnpseleon, are worthier. Dr tdlansh !finalities, also nelebrated Liter Pills, cm now be lialt a/1 rerpectable Drag /Bores in the United """gendigaMe sole proprietor.. • FLEMINGBIIOTHIBB. Iturowleore to J. lildd Oa.. 00 Wood et Another Instance of the efficacy of Boer. HAvre•UOLLLND Mr. N; 1 Poirroctrce. of the Union WU.. says—dom. week. alnin.behas seriously affected with Den sod ter. dnm .t 1.14 stamsets. has of Wean.. and, at time. etronu, dywn.4.... I wsetodeloed to try your Holland BUG.; Mid I feel It but an act 'of pasties to the article, as well es [teethe aced ottani. who may be affected with)** deraruccolent of the stomach. to atota, that the ILO of one ght tattle of tide undid. primal of incalculable hone d; Tint ,freed the stomach Irmo all sews of devreedon, and nonoyied ovary eimptom of dyspepeic I would also .•to•riWthattwo Woo clamber. of my Bomar, who were affileteditt • idmibu. Meumer with myself. were entirely rellevedhY the use of • eingle bottle of each. I See advaittimosut. PITTSBURGH Life, ilk. it Marine Insurance Company; OffiCoN, Corner Market and 'Water Streets, rITtIIDUBOII. PA. R08714/AL WIZ Prartdcnt. TIROL GLILLL WY. TsioDompany makes ovary Insurance ap ssrt&ileis tom connected with 1.1. Th nom ifi t da ro ori lt ag d i 6324=VW:a o Yhn- And spinet Loss or Damage by' Size, !If *..,.„..Cilurtthe Perlis of the Ilea cod Law. Navisatica —PotitreTlGnedths itnnstratee ounalsrant witiusafety tosilteattinn. KU= Itobartualway Joseph S. beech. barotelfdoCinasnu . I John Fullerton, ic=h B Ll t l . ssesue. D.. ILVOId B. Drown. Jams. Christiaa Zug. Net Robert William Art. June.. Robert H. Hartley, • . Chan lrlm=7. Jo.. D. Mull. Alas/hie, felt 010 & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 4181 NIVMP o RbEININCI WEST FROM PITTSBURGiI. Thi Fait Train ienven at 2.30, A. M., thintutti to mut:n.o to 13 boars and 44 minntea. /114. 17 %6 Tam LUAU At I A. a. . . . lam Ist hug" . dr 3e. it. *XI brawl allutats aim at Grastilus, so MO eitemalm The armor woe etc Lamle Is nom mortor, . and Imilonspolle. IGO milari shorter than 71a Chrmdthd.' Mt daes Am from Phtatetegh to Bt. .1.00 W B o atom SIXIM. ' can. tdstionet tea waded Album. loth the too to amoteed otelitt mith the rood to lterrutc' larintnethle end therliala MN Ito Vane ran on Bendea. ;TIM* nods comma at !Meath. rar partbotiatt. sot bindldhc ',Thronshollekete sold to Olhelnnattl, irealmOto ec ittrelnel 4outh. Crdsaga. Dick Island. fiat WILT.. Olsraland and th e towns and titles in the West :no SEW ti 11T014 ACCOIIIIODATION FRAM titatto Pittsburgh . 10 a. 0., sad CAM lc mc. and Hire Brighton altO d, X and 1 r. Dr toi Ttatiott oattpatitt laftemotio.t. oalif ta J. a. trualtlf, f,- hi the amber stem. maw the 112.1.../..ba• HOOK . . Cri ed the Federal orreet etattora _ OZIOXOX PS enix -• etitobursthHar:l3. Ma, , ticket sidrAt. RHODES A; VERNER Brewers, Haltaters and Hop Dealers. 13 0,1101 ' ;WV MALT novas. 1 "" Im. MowPne iormitotaa Markse. AIM • 11:TTAMTIMML PA. amid% ma Ili that Edam* aotaddo awl- expaiiiiace mines ... bami united In Dr. .1.. a weirs liadd a. thalue. Pro mike. 1. ~ iii aridly tams astroliii,S• MN to asdlostsdlim••• as laken. mill coastal lifeboat sali•of leavtoglits•bosada lath. Lest °mum Seas imr Wallas le II v mumly msodadds. Melillo pad odatdamon• t psrfoilly We al oust mean • good War idatzlo Is nosladf, lus tionaldo mililisto Ms diadem it wilt . . 111 '11•41* Om Mt= ;of Isord•ldulams..ilud *IMF* sad s nalliteolo of caw arisimpixo strommi to, - Wit. lava sad ldilar tblo wail otisselog totallatto• to el= 'theca thumb Um mature ahassalcof Usa. bill/. thmobt Ton i lassilly *wallas dodoes Ulm mesh idoenots dilemma: and mosillaw death. Ms f 'WIT nil* failail am C. • Pilaf IS Mama& (ITS Olv• it ii iltal. WI -dtteillesm , amill•PlalT mila tablialftilled• Wend Will.. .Irorommo JOHN=TRAN "& ,BROS. AOTUBEad OF 1111 Iron tom Vaults, Vault !hien, Window btu .ifindilo Unuolkko., Nos. 91 stool sty to Mt Third at., ( , Wood and Idarkot,) .. -pITTSBUBOO, PA., ilsve•clOnnd a variety of new patio* Tway sad Plipt. ingtaka• Oa a purposes. Partlaalst at tett= pitc*q =dada" lime Lots. Mites doae e 01:4A_m___LJ--------------=. meow ..uysporup azulDebtlity Oared—Theodore. front, Italia the Flttoburib Ma Ittontiontl4Bollioad Mealy,: . !Wm .Ttiono I limn boas on Intsild nail Dpr rme t som. uit !totiopo et' ronot, I inottad to luny Myer Used but fins., In dein= .thPboostlf smelt ki, until I your HattalND BMW, as bops idiots of w ' upon thu algealve owns; and to rostar. lots Mill ontom, mum um to toosouneo4 It pan. Iklontly to oulltrlnti bout tit oruntie too -4-,. adult= Jillandlhl3-. o.nof . t• - -P. SE BERT, ' - .. • gculplipo , Wear, Macon Worker and Wood . .No. WI Ttd.rd Argot. bawl% Ward sad nitill: Pittrbrawth Ps., wimp ormirrsurtran bond irr Um. rimy Crites Pit a / 9 foe pukes, to .'141340._bi . •1111/ABI B sk ALMS. . _..------------ .- ~ ; suonasonse ARNOLD 8c WILLIAMS Chilean Furnaces, Wro't Iron Tubing V • -- , AND IMOD IigIiIMALLI , ',- .41bi. Von:Wading of Buiktinig, W. AJD =treat for Warming WI Ventllean DI Raga* Wingralgeseoltloon.agsgnseAlitouthes. Mali, teatories. Germ Hone . mat Elam .1•11Mitil Dwellings, No. SA Duna et- MIAMI ~T4lo,43pthairoa—The ladies have pro -4,... .isalla • . to bo, by Mr . the demon and moot ranw MmMtion Inot mot, anal their vordlet. tbsto lo no mad. Their &dolma la ad ,t; ant y 1011 for Ito wombed otomoy In radar na lmoutPtha Ms Horn amusing It na4.4. end MI Ott= 'mudded crazing = gm, soisthawlth Its dolltlittol venom, and lb podatelonnom and ddloory. Ms malted tho mint 0nn0103303s Ito rotandion) baio mkt* It lb. mad AM. matiltyllZ mtbdo of its Mud. In tit* world. Oltsft leitufaOrretabis dadott tot V 3 aatto. IM inn and Molcytalhrrn Itittaben. , to MO tilialooo Imitation,. ! ; . ''':',i. SUM wstat„ook a oo...Promilaca ...:,,:i - ..N 7 :: - t . , • . a Taboty a. Nra fork. ' t.lOt _ byI3.I.I3IILLES3 &OM; mid all alltor dolma. VI — 4 " V0.4'.2V 42,,--;—(o3tmuo Manato : ! 'nallingo NanEEßgi s 4 tpitiLEBALEI DRUGGISTS, ,- n. , 1°":0 21°' to r = tt C ßakal/ AL. I ' ....P4OO Di. =dam'. sal proud ifortnifugo, Wm Amicome : • The AmbreeYpeAre* 'decidedly the most teigosted,..pae-aurp.t4e ierwer Patna am tbe Th , " tom %An Tel•ety snd war Um; tt tru.axgx:mrz AV rEtra lothr wows elli zietures , 04 6 111111i1 Jim • Wu% BIDDLE * CO ,, . 1 --Theßev.Dr.BconsloMrgirdswrites thus , .:'-.. A i - _I 86 Pour* st: mar Wood, Pittsburgh Ps. I Dr: IL T. llgtanots -Tisa 13.120 hare tows salbortnit eta --------------- ------ ----- --..--- an strettlan of the Madder. aWewded:w l th Coot *IL ..... : 1+; 81, DAVIS, Anotineer. xAgurACTURSILI 0, .ra W Yr., nod bare tried ...7 raneetee erttlalttle lea • _._ _ _ z.. roses , Ab ...„ ....., ee . A , ~,,. Buggy, Carriage, Riding, Drovers , -,,,oeffeetbiymdtbstottring to wane degree wallinew -, 1 cb....."_:___ B .'f ''2 .. __ __'_____ 7 7 ''.-- - Carriage,_ rh")''''''"=l. Eh'h".""" i ''' 'T b ' n '''''''' r''''' "ALLIABLF. LIBRARY AND ILLOS DRAY WHIPS: mended. I was Itiduced to slat It • trial... to, • - -ti" I ~,m , „ uoo ka l a u A TALLoouts-ou &Stade& moots have remitted aunt eatisfartnrily. 11 , v 1 r ', : ,„„ e i o , 1 eth i es i., sea St T t o w s , ... AA PRONGS AND SWITCIiEn, ', • . _ ....,z N.,, , ... I mfth W. to the firs. bottle , and bare now men« ted la t.ar ' --, o3re„ , L , al.!, • 40 ,, A =',,Ageger 0 , LIII - orf ..11".1.1we. Keep coruitantly on hand, received direct 11. • care by the ura of tau bottler. Y. en .t liberty to ';;:,;;;, ral ank e others. Da en Mine from Corte Factor:an York Co. Pa. ‘ attill a. sat i i iv edj.: i snake U. 3 Of MY name, uI. ani we ll known. end It SW b• eon. Itoirs_Perws wllsoo • ~! .11._,;_ _ lyrt. rortussat of Wtdka, Tho rota Fad tO O Ar ... R ou ,a, wed 1 the means of affir3lng relief to the many who oast sal om; meta like_l_t !pas ludtesek. rtor =I Whtna prows.' Whim Drar waios, Pla n Ta:roam De R . 47 w h b p ,c nr e ua nui tto Wisim Samre Stoek. and I did. herpeothalky 7 AM% L. J 0 BONS/LUZ. D. ... A ., '''r ... . eedg .gelEndort ef ilrorb* tn. ke ald'W." l'.. Ibietbog'a II of acesseetor. Works of Ika . „10 . • VA.,stain of WIAPsVoMPtIy harrabod to order. pee advertisement Eletmloold.• Oeutdne Prepare/lona *ay% e,..aar,Tas yaw_ S.Z . dijoil= WilrOrdets room thr •Va aro solicit. and proutattY .iaolea ' Mob.. lii.l4ird . ..'"..0 irc '''` 7,,,,, IMPPed per Lostrotthwie. --- ..4„4„..i1L ;MRS WARBANTED...E• Nur Yoss, Jane 16th , libo. - / 4 " ° ' ?". " " -• Chib Lims i tit ittrObsto w a r amrod plater. W%;;; Ar or the Ateatoan Raw; 16" e l"n tioen . Se or Nat:oleo= Mulles of Illawty, as . It c . Catalogues cad be .tatned at tba p netiou p Ars cA 1•13 .werenwe British and Continental Misusage. MGM BILLS DRAWN HZ DUNCLI, SHERMAN O. CO., N THE UNION BANK, LONDON, ID MIS 07 it AND TIPWARDS. These Drafta are available at all the prin dtelTormiarffittand. Scotland and Lraland. and Mt Muth:mt. W. also draw BIGHT DILLS on M. A. Granebinm & Bailin, ArRAN.B7 . OEf A MAIN,' Widen sena as . nesoLitanra to all parts of .mnant Brritaniand and 11011.1 ad. Foams Intending to travel abroad rosy procuretbrouan am Letters of Credit, on blob Money can b. obtains& a. spaded, In any part of HUMP. WIWI:lona of BW.. Notes. and ctbar ocarltiar to Eo• rope. will moire poompt ottantino. a. WILL. AIM t 00. nada- Wood. corner Third straet. RAKER & CO.'S EDICINAL TRANSPARENT COD LIVER OIL. Highly esteemed by the Medical Faculty throustoid the United Stated for Its parity, meea nen and onibarcely immediate and saPericr etricsor. A mainitts of tl - s reeldent Physielana or Philadelphia glee this Oil the sanction of their high Mdlortnl. and Ls • tad of Muds =Mame recommend It to into patients. and prescribe It in their practice. A.. mud, too Ommamtion, Broncblda. Asthma. Goat. attmtinatins• oenoral Delaity, and ell ecrclhicsol Affectilem. it stands unrivalled, effecting core or Idlerb suns seating when other mmlicinee hare haled. , Bold lu bottles b JOHN 0. BAKER n 00.. No. 100 N. Third street, Philedelbla And by the INanlat. itokittebttrah and elmwhera nob-UM ~y: • ~~:~:.v~:~a«e4:~:~:~ f,~:~ SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female rills. Preparei from a prescription of Eiirilames Clarke, M. D. Phydolan Extraordinary to the, (1.19.12. TEL Invaluable Medicine Ls unfailing to Os awe 01 all those painful and denser:ma dbeck.. Incident en the fe male constitntlon. It moderates all acme. removes ell obstruoUnna end brings or, the monthly period with regularity. Theme Pill• should be used two ea three Welati previous to oth finvoinkt they fortify the constitution. and Isamu the the feting during later, enatding the mother to malt= her duties with safety to hermit and and In all mess °Merv:mimeo and Spinal dflhatione, pain In the Deck and Limbs Meswiness, 'Wilt. , on Blight Lion. Painted= of the Heart. LIJIMMIS of • grit. Lly.ter ire. Pith ilpdadte, and all Outpainful diseame oma stoned by • dikordered system. these Pills will cast • inn when all other means have failed. and alttumgh a powerful nuseely, do not contatik iron, calomel. antiaman. or any other camera full,directlons larcompanying each Takata'. the in. the Mated Main andthmads.Orke Dinar. Bole Agents Orr this country, I. C. BALDWIN A Co. Ithebetter, N. Y. TIMM] A MOSIB, Auburn. N. T.. 13 mall "mkt N. pr -u.OO and n lawtage camps enalcand to any en. thorikked agent. wen Ware • beet.LOS tb•IN.PIXIs by return mall. For We In Plitabusg.h. of ILIMINO BROIL mum of Woodard loarth sta; JOS. ABEL, acme* Meta sad licalthaakl etaz JOB PLRMING. coma Idamoad sad Mar lußsuastomdDrosalstasaomally. dat.lyilltaraff Citizen's Insurance Compy of Pittsburgh. WM. SAGAMI , / Prausent. ILLMUXL L. MA.6IIELL. &Mb 0/.8741. 94 WA E. STREZT3.. 11117 WEIN MAREZT AND WOOD ca.barießaMpti ArvaIIOADV.4IWuRIBIN. air dram against /An by 41.40 wog Ukipe• yW IMA sad INLAND N.If7a4tION MAIVIIPORTATION. DOOM= Galt Mart Renting. Binti= t4 Joim J. Babocaamsker, BW. E•makwS. Itotert P.i , . 4 fi.r b"l4 ld. Psck. Welt., BMW, Jas. M. 000Pw. Jam Western Insurance Co a ny OF PITTSBUR GH. --J. 04:41X1R. 4 " Vd e irlß :"'l. Ure r"2l94ein---...ea1mu...i&1.dil of Fito amanOMlt It Mar, Ji. J.l iV . Waft.. ram Scott, A. btlealek. Ju. ileitut.s7 . Coo. Wale, - Wm. I.yem. C. W. Heekateon. Nattel Ilobsea, C Inseam O. W. .1 mason. .. Lippincott. Wm. IL Peolth. Or • bow Ins:an:Mon managed bl Meetun wall known In this amommeltp. arol who Ell liberally_ adjust and promptly psi _all Woes at to. On'itm. No. 92 Water OWE. (lipatta - a Ode Warehones.) of etalm, Plttshoratt motbs Reliance MutuIILLAAaI maranceELPELlA_ Company - OF P O7FJC NO. 7a WATS.I.77' STRZEr. sl77.6l4—Amda. &mu." J°. F it = DiSIIRANo Buildings, Mar- attandire, Panama , ta. In owns 00%mg27. Thu nantnal prlaelple. orentdned with the aecority a . Buck palatal, ardltlea the Insured to ay. in th e profits af tau Company, without liability for lama The Ileript Ciertiliantra of it& Company, int meta, are IL IL. ilrAtary . • W.(i '* • I rpel%r, man. Marlin HnL 1. :Edward O. Jamas. Tayior,. t , 0. maw, ~.1346,1pre . Pie" . Mail and Wood tairseL. lairmetre and ireohania Fire &Mania INSOBLNCE -0021EPPA.HY, Ol PIIILADELPIIIA. um THOS. B. ILORRN CA President. UV: B. Efasanaats Seal s• . _ sTrrocre or Klemm ; 11 . 016 the lint day of Asir , to Ma Thirty-ant day of iiedlod In Hutu greatlnsaa.:.........adadaCbt Ft" MOOS 82 Tad - vot_tiguis ligiutsuttu..--- 11101101 ' Sl MAIO CO 5P 2 4 1 9, 43 - rIKPLEMID AD H 01' ascuST, Pittsburgh sVOLUM& ad MO n tl go' O llBot 2Y' arciar......— 30,31 it OD Pawl= Nostsunotsuniss3---.- 21 = ) 66,381 31 DsobtabStgaggs Worst by WWI gt Lwow *id rtuusiggists.--------- MUM as TotoivAiiiotio ;:t1S7911:1411' o coo oo .. • .r. 7, .-- . • UM WI • .-. Tide(lealeeley Immo hull sad tato dits en the -Oblo ismer ersit=l— 11na:T. bl.. Holm . Om . .K.starabsact, Woo/1. . . .., . . i '! *.4 " ." r!.. 1 ." lirrOMS J. Merlin. Azad. . „ia.Utf h 1 , ble..llo'Wster it. bet NTtext and Moot. ' - ..` MIAWAREMUTUAL SAFETY 11:1131.4. az 00311 , 11 NY PAO. B. it, coma Third Lad OAV k ESULI. " n t g2 m HT am to cfT h emzu *be la. a, omg by lbw Lakes sad Asa Wilmot, 1 t° "" ° MILS n IMELMAZiage. Oa IfArchindiss pAsta&it. ChalWa ast r e Dergav r. arL aropser.a4 -Bony astesso."ss=a4.l ka a suktorso 94 itecii A t ralnA. ' 01 4and icumrano-..0... la." 00 1 e=ai"...*. 5 = 1° Hamer Ave AI A.Pod4:-FraG - IWAV& - idas saissilr aunial.-sad Attar due Ms OcAAOI7.--••••••.----...... 93.1019 ittl 111112.3134/00 270141&,•-•••••-••-•-•••••••• , -...... MOW 00 .- tt A.A..........., TAIAI Aascoat , of AniAta-..--...4 '''' .. m ....ut , ‘ ~,,, DtBSO [On. Y , ; 0 " ' '' , Z .I.sepa n., sat. .. • *, ' ' - • tn. , - FAtauxua A. &mdse. FAA:t . •'.i - Jolp, II D.,* lislir Mean. • yobukßartoo. iffahTregirtals, ~, , G 4orsA4l lot .: .., g Jpara. . ,:,, C J W un nreu. Ima+l.l2l"" ravniA -.." ''. J. Ci. J .141=10h 11.43.1%1 Chum Settatsz, oa Pau dins. S. T.140* PliAßnsrah. M C a and tOl. D ab n '. _ B. tamales. . near, t4:4' fft'i‘i. 4. A. 14ADEIBN Apia. .4 Wit.? St. littaDtCrati. 1/ x3RT Bow. ISHIBYLVAIIIA INSIDIANCE CO. OF PIT T SB UR G H, Corner Fourth Lad Smithfield Streets, Authorised Cape $lOO,OOO. INSURE BbIGDINGS AND 0177= PROPERTY Asslost. Data or Damao, by Fire, And the Pirlb of the Bea sad Ittlead NILTIVADO and Trsaizoxistim?. • mummy Wm. W.Johnsloa. Cody Pherson. Jamb Pentrh • • W. .toot. Jto. Tl.Pl.llh_ thee, D . E. P.M. T. Grier wow; Mime no n mAm, J. IL nee. H ft. Vi. j" ciam. W. a. ED..... 1 4dur• Preddect. Hon. WI& I. JOHN STMIN. Via. PreeMent. BODY PATTILIWAR. INlCreterl It Tram:ma. A. A. WAWA. urn Plift, A DEL,P.I-11A Fire alut—Life Insurance Company, No: 149 CHESTNUT STREET, OPPOZITE TIM =TON HOU= Will inekiNdl kinds of Innaranoo; either Papa= or Waited, on saton ratan d Property or MantuaDs. st avowals or amid= &Da= P. , Madan • . IL W. Basins prsadimt. D O. 11.Piaft,"''. 1 0110. 1 VCRI. • P. B. BmM ' • O. 7eCas.%. O. . 1 1.. I. Itt. lanrtay. 8. Wilq. . J O. COITIN, Aga it A L coma Alai sad Wood RIIRM IHRIBANCIE OULPOY, Ojs Z PNRG H. JOHN Li. SHONN.Nts , President. ROW SenratarY• O. W. BATCHELOR, Central Agent' i MILL MOBS AGADIST ALL HMO Or MAW" m it AteggrE,„.... • -RISKS r.bear. t. • 1/14 ' I TTOU, Lipol - • • New York & Liverpool Line et Patictsa JOHN THOMPSON, No, 410 Lit rty Street. Plllaborsti.Pa, Is the only terms tiu city autbortsad to sell lisassoositlftistes tar nu Lbw b of N" and in."7**l 57 Booth it. Net York. Or. always ort bead Bight Dtsfta Or any amount. Webba at any Hank In ISteard. Ireland. likoiliod end Wal Al es. io. tatters tessersWrs &oat Net York NO Plaids). by Railroad. , : - JOHN THOMPSON. J Jsieftdastf NO No. 410 Marty street. POSTLEY. N --- ELSON & CO., MANOTACPCTRIPA 01 Cast Steel and Iron Gun Barrels, SOLID BOX V7OZS. Cast Steel Plated Et Hammered Shovels k, Spades, Picks, Aattocks. BledgeAllammas.HArtow . T.M AA WA13 2 101011813, NG. 17MARKET tu. PCITSBCMCIII PA. Paw-laws will please salt examine our stock batr • I..haslng .elsewbere. ligtAnnfer Certificate from Delaware . = Smyrane lidatth Bath. 1614 —Nan. B. Muustoik ci.-43enturam. I t..a It to he my duty to you. as well se to the POD. to Inkoms7ou of the 'wonderful affects your Invaluable Vmmlfnae had 00 cog oldlthen. One man ta ken ID, • 'bort tins doss and I fulled lot my family phr della, Dr, John D. realm 6ft.r an elandostion, he pronounced the Blnea to vise 114001100111, and presalted Fahneatoek • • liermlfuge. Attar the ahlld had taken • few dor. he dilfshafged. at the flout oyendloi.Affy - Thmt if the Laveff Maus law am In my llf. and In tto cow. of the day and egenjog the dlaithargoi between a Quart and half •gallon of WV motto. " Ile bismadtainit got sell, and has enjoyed gad tomdth doe. It an had ad good You mlih 11.7 other it:lnt.. Tau may me Ws oartlfloate fa, the bairn of • E thatrutdlo. BENEZER Wan. Bold wholefela .d retell by all tha prlnclpal druggist. .daitantry mach.. thirmuthout the United BMX., ialitdamT To Nervous !Sufferers. .A retired clergyman, restored to health in . to• 007 , .. alter may pets of met nevem ontining. in anxious to maks known the memo at earn sad will. thersforn mod (Tree) the prornitlion noel. Dired Des JOHN H. DAGNALL, Fulton stmt. Rrookbn. N. Y. LADIES' FANCY FURS. M'OOR & Rave opened their Large Stock of FANCY FURS. TO which tAey invite the alhintioll of the Lodia, No. Ist Wood Street; - B.IIIIIBL GRAY, T MERCHANT AIL USGH.R. MERCHANT 47 CLAIR PIMIB O Heaps consta n tly on hand a Impend cm alma elopement oi the most FA,SELIOk(AI3LE GOODS. Of the was veletas to Rea veer. olden he 14 Mem& to:token:. to ank contort natio., in the lent sad most lathWmll.4om_ PEARL STEAENYM .MILL. ALLEGH Flour delivered to families in either of the met olio.. Ord.. , oozy be loft at tto NM - or In oar bozo , od. the gram of LOGAN., COo 62 Wood K. BILA U6l sMIMI, cornea Won - , and 66.01a1r att. Q. P.6I:IBWAILS_I., dono r/Una GAM. ON Vlrantlir. 1k1640 'BRYAN. ILINNIDT HENKro S A te . COLLINS, COMMISSION MERCHANT N mutt?, Dlat s : yna And Producr 011.N11 1 / 7 . WO SS, Wood Street. Pittaburith. NEW ADV ERTISEMENTS. The Wonder of the Age. N 0 IP A 'I I F 14 ,1 ?“ TOBIAS' Celebrated Verlaine Lin. !meet 400,120titITO Chau% 0111.111 1 == (81 . 4 .4 1:63 meads. Vomitlng.ftlomps, !!alas.rut, itceqult , alter. Insect Behan, Chronic itheunutiene, braillage s Old Um .lialefts. Beam Praire and Paine oe Weakest. to the Beck end Cart NO HUMBUG—TB IT. Dr. So ta ring tsited Ile Unbent Ibr eight of eithout domed made for the rehun of the mousy-ell That le asked lift use It eomrdnnt to the di rections. No One will ever be Wititeat MUT on. wind It. II ran do non And It natter theainas thing you bare ever tried beftre Get TOUT Atoms( Rthmsed. lftraNaliatids of thridlicatae base been received. Ins of Its rare (virtue Nome-dere it is Cu pm - LW to Blithe soars Pith certlfeass from rinkuorso; rolge,.. a krt lto bre turnor sued the f.&)f) DOLLARS to any one who wll rum thst he err &r-bushed • hue arrtifitels dating the time be his bad his medicine indhre the Paella on the walls and get s Psaiiblet .nutabliati" , lane outilleaten Is pow= swine of the ism nth of I tlet= i leaunat hene st ated e to tats OALTIAL. • 1. Tones, of the silir or NW Tatii.bsing_ddl7 seam 4 -• domes that I eoteueund a UMMS vau siLl, ash tllnt Inteei ntsal ereleWl4lll ar e wafrotly Winless to take to ...see to double the avantaty =Mid Is Ow Dtrostant esesougMessa bottle _ Nee York Jeanori mom to this da7 M ants tnit • . V.* Was. Tor -Prin• lima &I unite. eold the Dresalsos end MOO WM. Dealers throughout ilnitedatatei. /TAW Par Fah Dr. Toted Re es. Idnisoesl In plat note/seat SO sense tits pep giber. Dr. tobluf Ales; 60 lekolutiend sniftws Twit. tauserals , es:l 77 F: ---•--'"e - -t=ll ,- 7. :1111 T ATI- -_ • = *l= • t•: = _AKE sotzc —m. the .4..nusessati, ad pliers sr the Lin. at a rival gonna statism &bat sine& A. M. Tatia efts Obit and resuartaratila LiLi*altAin .tae war ot h =Lia :re v s=4in t rt assiti v zia.L strthers are .aso Chair trains :ar. 50irLalltit sad AYTON Psassasses tatiss the P. • : • G.. . HlLDWltialsasisl Agent. V. Amt. financial. • Weald is FINE oiSrunt IikRAT.ROR SALE OR ass iljr "stsmits_ --th r Isar las aIL or dolma a ma of tho dolma lsog= "ll" Orrt vith l=blitrat.="o4Mer' Slag.":klal"4l2 and ottnth._ yon.tbrrYfradatted,„ ntth by Ma "4 1.6.1'44. UPI 4 s YLAIht, * il. 6t6 at. mpuncits ANCIENT ATLAS. Mass swains moss, asstsi,="o" . ' k VA?" I y of , Andra - • grid of i5ta=0.211:131... , mom irr Yeam:th.• mita oWAglanod uhathr na I a . . 4 MO" , aria tho lagth of ran Itheasoildreen, the alight 01 manatalm; atennthed by modern obLeranlawy taf.t9.f Nip .'tibia of the momnalthif aOOllO4 ma •nrattawnesmo of , th or • =j aw :fathead - thttot ., == excemay. wml34ll*2olllllWlo/13313 11.0tt= I=taal elties..notelareaturgo maw, by atmartss .Iffe Wm by fele ' , 9rAnT4:00•1111 toadW JtIBTRRON " IVRIN— ..04.4Rizsrlsthst; God Mrstnal$ 130 0.4 81 thekt ...e eitadiatt,„_. , • Boll" Mk WiLy of latottletn _ asspu-s essatzsdr,' • .J. Wrath aS. 1{61;161'11 LIM tallai4A lotat ImPa= st., IL' (UM' tag 6th'iftadiL hothyloo fee, hwi• .1 which is weediochwo =pi, Mums sad Pions, sada number of tewunauts war • W..- DewPwti, maid amid cosily !Wa i f , cccc 4 y1k 500 ,_.! 'MU Wittgalt i arr' f• 10 • gAsT WEB TOWNEWIP44 Yam of 50 aro a x g ru tztwe nrr iz.l%.tuaNg e rith !ilTirb,o",'"*!***MituiliW -------112aararulx COUNT M - 'RESIDENCE br WO?: : tra l lM I stit 1t h ....°Vatg ft tab Haat Lub to ottor It 'tar ..... Ito Import" . could* of _ anoff.oa a aollitttfol sad 1 000lfameolf ailfamoo n o m.alialt c 141,10 a: no boom Woo the to en r• 1011, tal ry aro cf. =tor , son ft. the Woo Wait ea bp valets/wilt oofirod_ , leg_ arid otbor , [ WWII= =glen of fat - cf....a/11.MM. 6co.EMIANNUAL SALF.--A. A. Masai' Ir.' sr• ogooldi Minors woe sod pigs.eg calla is. snaghas. estocOo. isslabig: Ona Cal IM M. goocas. tolds, go, io n all of irkdott wells sold st oral. pi d -------- yaIvERY dolaription of Vt bite Gad% Ern- I taideliEd• =boas, , Mtaistlaici: lallaser Gag.. of aael Worm tr., aro iota at rraaodloa *early au bait tha wag prbm d_1419 ArmA4Larmal !.I• at • rata UISO.N t 00411, ath at. LECTURE. rAeilAB D'ABOY hVGBE r Esq., of "The mick= Celt.. sill" deliver 11 ie4Ml ' tiMbre lhe I Young tawe ww.., to tau bosoms anti. I Paull Cletheetne4 ph *.O/... , Hettlx6e Yehgemr7 16. et TX o'ebtk. nutted.=-ILIPOLI:021 AND Yth POLUIT, marldedpian 16 amts. landly ttekets 50 MIL , 1 takets to betted seethe Cello& Donk 6 telb tact , • By oeder.btlactext=inattee. Short Croats and Short ;Prices!' virr, invite dm attention of buyers, to out y v truodt. &minded assottostat of -: NEW • GOODS, Stinted ...11.129ottst fat ostf BDSoll SOL Our !WM It 41-411 tATOtro Dopubatat•—•notio• ono nom to tabb—gott as to itito loan *Omni= to. sad • bottor usatttsott o nob dam of surd. Umtata to found Mont boson &tug • potorsloosintot Motto:mins aro al:m=lm 'Akio, to uldell ',dot etotpodatattoottoto BOMB SMINDIGING IDIPAUTRIENT. L MI U XIArt., 4ne Mitt i rrltM sertv_pas.ll42 n. _ r atz ao annum WWI OILTS•0011101OLMNID 002 rOtt ' commas, vAsstas. As. =Kvoirum& as LINEN GOODS DISWITZSENT. LIN= 137Xf130•,.: RA1:11 It ' ' PILLOW OAPS LIDIEriP. lir lila It KUM. TABLII MITE& I'Mtwahn, in) sus And Erwritstioty of iDUSTUDt. OAT AMT MISS ROl/021 Dop_artmet. wow nognaym. o T uf w Lov onctomE.. u. tics Ws sad svprow.Tstir, Tn. ,oga la. "'.7s.""aakiu 17, VIDERSOE & jtAt; la OAS ,g l .• 441.11 PiwatOttio. 8492 T.1/01i FLOWZBB-7 640.e.L. nie Den trtY4lllo. tll rairge. dmanirrair m aal An. 4i ' • " AMUSE .TENTS. All Mvertisemoai of Conmdli or Pub- - MASONIC HALL, The Original Iltitabinson P ai =NON, JOHN null ABA, Ito'nerrard bound, lltotr tear through the glorious Wee. helm the plereureso nourofttio their kind friends that they tall 111110 NIOFIT ONLY, In kittebarsti. et the Me= le HO. ON MONDAY SVIINING, Feb. 18th. TrnAlec DAIINIIIitof 1111:=1. 0117. ON Tickets SI oent. to be boa at the door gimes open et AK. Oonotat to totonance et Thi. 1.14 No ...ar0...12W. e WSW Me= Neale OODY3 THEATRE• tosisa 0 109T13, SOLI LUSTS AND ILtNAOI3. WEAL 51mosar. .V. 1 1• :J 6 l l = R—a• OIADYIB9ION. • Boxes Parmatte-60 dare Bouale... Seooo eta. do. do. AP Boxes tte cord Dersonadb ata. Sword fats eta. atm W DOOT. 01)05 14 OD curtain dye I o' lIINIFIT AND LA 51 ltitNCE OP SIBS HAITI SAXON—` T 7 AND ALONHIRAYVIONTII. DAVID" ALTO ADA! EVENING, TEE 16 1956 /Imam r AltTOßNEY—lielm Warred. did Hate Imam COMOLIOI O'Decllmaa. Mateyo lam. d; Charism Anstmonart. 0. Yotteri_Lord Anatenamt, Didadat nad. Mellsidr,lMlJlWorratte, Mrs Banda 1131.7 Julia 1/ MA .Attar which the RlVOLT—Jadams. his Oaddad Hood. Mattidr, J5C41261 SUMO de. add N. Cooke; Ilardette, Era Tatum. FOR RENT. FOR RENT—A well. forniihed Store on Idarket WWI, cod•••• Third and licrostb. II good d for Hat. ED= or Cloththg Inudneu. • Imo Aare on T•lrd at. tear Idsetst tat Aim Ur well fandshol alga scam on Tbird st. Cagle . * at IL D. OADZAL 83 Tatra et. OR RENT, FOR A TERBIOF rEtaS-- • That lark* and wroirotrin..lblek Barlding..ginabi on Water st... we ittaTnint, tortnerry oconnird .7 0. 0 1; lilanbaum* t C0...0 known am the .Point Dwain MM. *lin lama los of ground. Manufacturers or nnaginiik• will end thisrandirot Inc:stint 03r any kind of bre nos. fan g. , 17THB/ItS t litarkst VOR RENT—A 3 story Brick Dwelling a: Ha ws thrignOomman, Allegbry cirhar wino sad tit* el ban OVA . • aza 7:er " titS 'T 9153311SkilettehrZW: VmET-9 veral Dwelling ilonees in dil e/ut yarn the ally. frame tow and* eau of bad. wittdn3 alms of tto, •A. rare:atm Lltotty stmt. Apply to itiumnrr. To "Let • d VITAREHOME, No. 114 r. n o s V V three don set of WcrocafrySeco MO LET—A comfortable Dwelling, 1 ago Allagtumy (31tyoma Wadandon son4llll. tanatadznamn,wia IdEftwo on da denIMI Wet ab• GISIZO _ R. 4 It Et MO, 211 Warty it. rl'o LET—Two 3 ptory Brio/ Duelling Home. on ROAM= at- mit. th. OarM - let Ward. Allegheny. Them harm are gagraob an ah =rat et doh eantral Lxankm. APPI7 to SWUM. . a. woaDrichns. . To Let . dim. story brink re building. (Ours n sad dundllud adobe* situated - No. 44 Oh et; Intro= Peon sad Llbset__F A Insult _ospodta Bt. MMar `moduLre odd. ELlBlut. do. 1211 Fourth e. alibu Mus q. isafiti prvmu, HALL FOR RENT: Also the 015 ems PfirTlllllll Bnlbillicreeimptsd tbs tisburda sal Cksmahrrille H. R. sad Stem _with Dwelling in same . Inquire of 68(1. . JACKSON, bur . NO. IS lioarett it. TIM:LUNG ROUSEQ on Robinson snd "dso.°llWrilead4ifris;roWit To Let. THE FANCY IRON FRONT STOREM on woad street. opta , IL Odulith C. ner•EIM , *Vl'd r 721 LVl'•• Au I YS i co. . REIVI—To Dwelling now," in .&r k wroxerrille, Weed vidok Ere swo enfrf . omtelsdne eight maul sea. end front:Me on the Greenoburgh Tornplire. oppditte llskicJrndmeelfe a = feu are sewn sforDe; &renames on Battelle. linfaaa' or 14 1 .ridnit i rithe ati. wre= - - VOR 2 Molt Dwallinc i ltume r 4 ion= 44ein on Goan allatra. road. 7th ward. P0r1e44.4 erm_tranuninnni• /mons jas wArr .iwuzusoosiabary 616 rLET—A comfartsble two t 07.2 Briek ItmdMooateleini mange ,circ of " I d M a n IM-7 4. VOICILENT—The Office recently occupied exacrema the 444 Want* Inte eatemee la tea& Mantra sr; aria .2. a. ELSIMNo. M Ittatty-4. r RENT AT 5400 PER ANNual—vhe mil 19616964 Um* itoey 11116.4.136. Elmum orlth sclanollo trot b0.1141n0. No. 69 Mat et- Loran or P. kt. DATIL 6416 eon= Wdod ood fitt.k amts. . _ r3ll!—Thea new and well, fin4hed fl I. tan Soon and an= Mass. on Boolthhold'ot, "oontin Um endow noun Also two Oaks UMW above the Tin BUM on ootani kar' In - Kix. xto. RR a. in2o • _ _ TO LET—Tlose storyßrieks o. 16 EtaAMDDIADNA .X. DA . std. aul4 I LET—The Watehonse on the Canal Sailsysdidabur 31. Moon's Wareboas co tiberti .1, • lisinalnali•Salt iricatx-r arnare, ' yOR RENT—That laige sad ixammimmt Warshanse. No. 69 itsta.p l an saisnidcfltatka Boss and Rada= Etna Do dup.— Alio • Lige Warydasua an • au at. D elos 1J.1106 SC MOW OlNlUdirl or nary lthenswa Heat 11401 Tan CRITIIBILICT a suur, migeta is., Chia and 'Mosel. •I GAR limb armory _f fun bra:ny_ Xsita than one hatred -the. ' rinarti.o gb:El4 raes t atr u lanboamk , e . zai hilt Sor . virsl(r.n.A Year n - Who Thor inado font Ohio Bo w& oval to UNDO - • • =potted • toid attar Thmaaathaawhil tau todulas cab and Ths attostkr i ar= “"insil anoititn =r eara canna, toarthanttar, dintatat 4 1 1ri• Cider that will kap ain't until next Fall. - Thimbrre Vilma= and Mar iratranton to ba motets mutat =bid d BALLO; Watar iH9 Ist mit NUNNS &-CLARK'S r latialeas • noir ialikl ms ' tbvirari"sua" sso ,'hare EuIVIZ I MICtra 7-611-17111 i, T. Tbs . : ob. , 4.l3l..b l es i tsbo N ied bsorarsoisnia=xi it la 'Yf otz TO* 21 hiboftesill =rrontid s aA Vlessivi ro c iio 11" : lug the mats MS Immo ba sa: way Mints& VatAatoMM Dam .41. BEUZolell, ths =Anllait rigaisU 0 C =EU -. 4 Non. /MN itika 4 Bann. IL Klotoo , a Bro. ratalll29o-0171MIKIN Pena lip to thank you Moot AMMO for the mat Outod" Masao of Moml. Mum i %Dili ILI= - r a j. with Tan bay* torox to Mod no to keit zoo Ibt-lip_to re we4 lp R. :,...... zr =pson smi leirer so sill . Loop loom nottithg tO bs 4oifto4;, oceitots• diets Ito futon osttor; Itio shim Imp orr loktoomo. no ono of Ma stootomsto of Azoorlaut lulu ,- With boortrolottos far vaorbsii , o.--- raw ott tsar" .• • M& solo maw torihoom dllllorkMooM M : . M.I4IfMO?.L & BROM No. &I et.... Dal : -.-- - . , I Elanoilltwo .XOTICI,-4. Meeting et- titntiteoldieMers - ottee moss nag Mi er cah/taigas Ocatiosir ommtpot twititat the 0012Pi.r. OStira rani snip 0/1 ISCISIDLY,the 115th ONO. resnatett at. debralt . ALL. lihr th• onakt% late madderstites the transmits er the W L Singini the nun of Two Havari== T. p, HOLLINGSWORTH/ • , s ll•FiavaL lIIMMEN ihd ' Ntscoafactazer , SYbet=r ef lee sad I:l 2( " ln recikos • • 111111,0 . MINERAL 'WATER lieteddi Wed. tit. Catharinee, CANADA WA= reputation .Which Ws Water 49 as 0 A ar ty ntra KAM Lin gz ri ls IN NHS DUMMY) AND 11/11•ALAN. 43AIIPLIN8. mtnf _ rn WALK JOLW/r. a a li s tra i gt. Za • ••••• Lay vat fdrd aloud Immo. 4h" rind b7DA Wr i " . g=lalruc l o= j" Za ad l = ll p= 2,04 4, 2 8 kb ...'1 11 =. vital esau , "" I nut. ;nil • stoma asatd• INNA. the wows or Ur. DNA mare Ns lor • abort tlaisodu was elNll*Tuttir, •• to heath. " •=l ... eausa Tim lista as **ro Ad = ii s andrive /Nan • sd/ drAd do that • • •&••• is • half yinsefeold miter ts A sallte• lencara adatA s r it i may mixing aau Asa Ors 60 cent bat* of Übe 01.1da wawa awn. l • tabor Mob *rata claw pew p••••••tdre, • whet bath Is Ibefed • theavldnitan tbs babldtm of or /Was/ SINIA• Bothlag am, rda te so. at boom obi b Imo boithkr. Stestall do dd rdr. A 7 S. B. JONNA, Jr • Dead noisy PAD•dol: . Das Amt. N• Pomoeas TIM Wiliar 1* PIN 11 , =MN Rd sou. net Of •210 B rair t i Irzata " 844 " 6 7 11 .b/fo o, wawa .icU"-evranie - :await° IS AsiddA me the Ste" call uprr as stove tit=l.l4. la litatikhaldenf ileet. iou-CO . -. ' .- CMcmOzio 4 Pammarol limbo:o,M. fob. Inf. _ IN potoosirco ot antoatity delejte L ao a Joimfolttas ot thOoasual motto of M. ie . mt. jazingr; 11166, sad the rondo lon of th.. of Dtmosoos of Monti W. 'etc • .2 .. !Thai the ocaosilizoo wawa.: at am abattoir of Ms of TOO* Hoe wfon is •. t au to a imams of dtoftbolftm ti Cl = , • . au tho 11th Muth.. to Wu Eno dirM. on goo frollflon ot =gad tooth.: mai. asol ttfr moo* sad . N=T o bool oi Llof inn tbst S n lfootiairOff Mot 10. I : 7= . foofirralm. icoodhor vll5 0 f the tt . . QPRIENGWIRLD YORNA.Wft-47bw eeJ %rA,ITSPOM%UattwPAtuk4-43,ad.
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