rt -ra rite. the
suspicion
. • •raf.i=itAATlitheittattetey
u - l ax lineturi: dr
iAleciffihded to
1 111.4.00.gAtbVikt aid 1 ' i1e0 , 2111.
„ „ - • 40anterely to ascertain whether Altai
•-• ""' - • - ttufeeintlintiersiiihorities,
.'2..:'.:4lSet matter exitesit nafilt•tinratealuct et those, to whom these bonds
CIIXISEIrIfika3II inCfirtuntlrltithistiby.Jqtd/...-1
Antirintl?, hole, constitutional deans. Whit/041- -
16r arias.aidii tiny ingenuity, an existing means
ibY irhien - we can - ivr,lll the payrketil of these
-beintli;cdt tho interest thereon. - This b thus
, us
flare"s l °l- 1 103..4filari:
.....fincflp.flndansint4 r ;
"i 7( Thitt ;i 7 istiftflidtinr failtrieto Meet tho interest
on the bonds -ismed•by the-Ciirporate autifori
• ties of the City ettd county,- and which bonds
bear the nanelhidge - authenticity and le
gality under any pretence that theri exist
doubts-of their obligatory nature, and that thn
PitlsVudierel tributtals MIA not ehi their
jildgement day, recorded fixed our responsibil:
t.v . p:ro.tiiatt repadlatintt,, without the fault
ize9 to avow it. ! , • , ,
. oblitatipthlthat controls and
Yen tetirlinle".flinitritile, ought to-direct an•l
gmbrulosonta•public• netnre. Two honest
'men mike' I baigairysseh understands what it
is Meant eheuld s be its conditions; each Meows
tumidly what tire ciponle party intends. to per
form. In the writings, from suave unskil
fulness of the ecrivener, ,a clause Is omitted or
inserted that a court of laW might adjudge suffi
ciently indicatire of another meaning to author
ize It to direct en alteration of the"..originally
iinderstood contract: We atilt an honest
until' he could justify himself in avoiding his
obligations under these circumstances: . Wo
Imartrjlte;ipaWer, -Honesty would indignantly
'44;ist-the advice, that would to leave the wrong
instilled in a denial of faith pledged t oar neighbor.
emeity„whether mistakenly , or otherwise, in
ancietit,,.te future benefits and results,•and determin
ed upon the adoption of a certain policy, in relation
to Railroad enterprises. It roes nn hasty sod urtsd-
Wised action. The policy of aidins; to the roost: us
don of these roads, had the authority. ssf Lenistat is . -
actment. that Legislation was sentroot hy the eir o rtr
of our Representatives—it had the =lotion of &Inert
Juries, assembled from all ports of the ot.,uuty, mod
supposed to speak its visions sod utslis..l- It
sostainedby thousands oftax payers, tbs.:hop:those.
and was enforred by the personal solicitation or tho
most extensively active, and influential of our
sem. Ceder influence those the sehomintious wt-to
madete,thestocle.efmanyof,thess roasts. Thu pay
mentsoteaTil-stocli-tani madwhynn write ortibmrs--*
for their payment thelaith, credit and resonrees of
the county were pledged. Tire securities thus crea
ted, were placed in the hands of the several corpora
dons, to be used by them Is' building works, deemed
h4hly• beneficial to the country, cud to this lo
eality--and.t which are deemed eminently impor
ta.ut to pinserreits trade and to increase its business.
Bearing upon their face, the stamp of °tibial
authenticity, and legality.
Those bonds passed into the hands of par
ties who purchased them at their usual mar
ket value, and the Money arising therefrom was
awendek - for.theniscaveidenee. and prosperity of
thfigreatioinnyellieiriettest as paid fur BOP
eta yeaii,iizid do Many 6f thee bonds up to this
date,from theprotoeds ef the n o em. The
conntyholds the certificate; of • represented
by these bonds, Still retains it, and by virtue of
it hisientralled the attain of said corporations
to a large extent. In some instances it has re
-
Calved J&Siitlends on said stock, and applied the
same to the general purposes of the treasury, to
the relief of the tax-payers. All these facts are
before the world. Does it require any argument
other than this statement to show the intent and
weaning of the parties—the county on the one
one hand, and the holders of its bonds on the
tO.dimonstriab. the duty of either par
ty I. Fair-dealing would say to both—faithfully
fulfill thee cclntl-set, or at least acknowledge the
obligation to do so, end prepare to meet its re
-stnireuietita.. Technicality might say—no, if there
Is* a 'loop-hole to creep out, it saves scone,, y and
taxation, -
and and hence it is politic to do It. It is
true that we hare used the bondholders money
to benefit our vicinity, still if we can refuse its
repayment, and retain the controlef the improve,
tient; lr diliii'iide;ireltive i n ib e '&l' so muc h by
our sharp practise. A. all events, it In time
enough-to pay, says legal ingenuity, when the
'Courts shall compel us to do so. If, In the mean
time, anything should turn up to our advantage,
it will so far release us from the burthcas of
taxation. Any - mattorging this plan might, with
the same propriety, do the name thing when pay.
meat of his note or fulblinentof bin co:unit.' was
demanded.
, To avoid the imputation of bad faith, and to
starry cut the contract existing between the
County and the bend.holders to the spirit in
which it was made, the Commissioners, Man
cued by.that high-toned and manly morality'
that disdains repudiation or avoidance of con
tracts, have imposed such taxes as would pre
vent any failure to meet the obligations of tho
County. Convinced that the highest judicial
authority of the Commonwealth teas adjudged
the constitutionality of these bonds. and that
their issue was legally and properly made„they
have determined that so far as they have the
power, no stain shall rest upon thr fair name of
of the great and wealthy county for which. they
,act. They feel no olligerion to skulk behind
some supposed judicial decision hereafter to be
made, that may in a court of law, if not in a
court of conscience, release the County from - its
'responsibility. But suppose. as Is alleged in the
the city, that the power to raise the funds neces
sary to meet the interest does not exist at pres
ant, merely the power to acknowledge two oblige-
tion, and the honesty to avow an intention of
payment, ought to be found existing among us.
We have addressed ourselves to the question as
if some irregularities did exist, an allegation
;that we shallendeavor to !how hereafter is with
& shadow whereon to rest. Wo pen contend
that the iinthority to make theaeartbsciiptions
'aided; that they were made, and, paid, fur In
bonds; that these bontls, bearing:the ighest
evidence-of authenticity, have passed into the
hands of innocent parties, whose monies bare
been used to further work that the county so
largely controls,"and in which our people bold
"deep interest; that It is a trnful disregard of ob
ligation to fail in:payment. of the interest, or to
refuse the ultimate discharge of the principal ;
that either act is repudiat ion under the law /In d the
doeisions at our courts, and that eventually we
shall be compelled to do an act with the “stripes
of punishment upon us," that we ran end ought
now to perform with cheerfulness and c o ulee,
inapt. ;
tEll
4'S"estsfraloonawi 7ty . 13.11~-u
devireta it
the
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cortmas of
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F. IL BMSNOr.- WX. illcufmter r
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Pealallo ‘ egatLinegweity teuettr• - 7
ilio-Vollust" otanS-COUT WitiCa Called
to B ° B6 ° l 4^tha:ll4 4 anit. „ impartially 13111
and decide, the insport
int motley, di/titian - 833watt / ightlo
trol and dir' set, a falind nutlet' hlatirtg welt bk
afforded' to every citizen. If, on the other hand;
the 'lodgment of Also Conyilitioti eh Woad*
0(4" , ;;; =ate up," nod it tiredly !be "form end nee
.of popular approval, that is sought to-'61671 1 -` -
i-J cared for Iltirmithilit itizsoonseatius inalleratirs
' -`.ditty of thews chiseas who may dissent-from the'
pre-arranged and projwficed
. Terdlct, Ao enter
'..their protest, so that they loaf not IS3‘alloure be
Implicated in its wrongs, and - als,that tO the'
'public may be presented the reasons fin..dissent,
and thi expression frankly exhibited of their;
• view and opinions' On the eulljects that have
given rise to. the tall of the Convention.
With - out the means .of even - gowning the
, . result of the Convention'i; delibetiabin", *and
'• F. without 11.11eadmisifotiot iterighi, to disolo up
on the matters embraced within the terms of its
en humble citizen . proposes to submit 4.
few remarks: d efence of-hie ownropinions on
the subjects to be discoltsod. •'
It swork-iiirorthliobw
bein g , well dans: 'l&szteii,L if the ,Consisitiatt is
to give direction to OUT affair', , and sienna the I
• .control of the anancia,' Credit and welfare Cr'
.. this community, and we are to have substituted,
this novel male o[ conducting these interesting
and momentous ,consorns,. in disregard 'of that
- power ' which our laws recognize, it may bo well
. for all to know the fact, lathet hereafter, when
/my of us are dissatisfied with: the actin. of our
public functionaries, wo.may know thiblet man
'b of avoiding the performance of an Impleas
%-r -.l ug duty. With tfie convictto nthattheConr.errt
thin wilidesiro to do ittilatiAcirikand thaVir
„ be anxious to lacer what may be said tm both
~:edilae of the questions to be. submitted for its ad
.cation, and perauaded, that.whibt much has
said andwritten spinal the entire Rail
-iott pd olicy in tido locality, that, very little, if
`anything, in its defence has been: alleged, a few
Words in advocacy o f that policy, may be deem
ed pertinentat this Parisi's' in our affairs.
-"The following propositions it is believed, can
bsertablishcd and maintained..
1. That reptidiation of the contracts made by
• •a community, shei4d4se. carefully avoided and
:
public faith fairitanditernestly sustained: '
2 That a refusal or failure to meat the .
serest on bonds istmed.hy; direction of and ender
the corporati - iuthorithrs of the cities or county;
• under pretence that some “form without
substance" bas been omitted, or that sotholegil
• .. technicality, can be interposed to avoid payment
thereof, is prseticelly-repudiation; ;without the
• '
=sancta to &Towle. •
8. That Railroads are an easenilid element hi
' the prosperity,. of any locality,. at the present
time, sad that. without "mutuctpel corporation
oaulasertiVans, they could not hive been eon
s' ant-hence that 'such subscriptions were.
'"!Public "clot?, e.S
• . 4. cipal corporation subscriptiona
2 1M 1 4 1 1111Ellianstliatiolud arid that . thiise
to Pittsintrilitoesisiierimeile
_`-Vance with law.
,
' 6.:That should the proprietYorjuiticeiot icier
: salacriptionsho titnibted Or , deided, the 'present
-Board of County Cemmisainners, oithe
• road Companies that have been so frequently
assailed, me not responsible' teethe introduction
Of the systenriktoottilir''' "`"
. .
FIRST PROPOSITION'. ' - -
1. Repudiation is, dishonesty,-diegnise it as
we may, it Minn tOthisiaid at, bietl. ~To ratan
„ performance Ofeintrietti,bonione a ni4ontracting
~•;•74 . ,„*..- -:- party cannot . nforCe•tiatin. or. On thin; we have
i r ......t:' -. f . the power to refuse,. and thereezists aitiscimk
.:-. -, lion, from legal penalty, is the .simplest .form of
~
'repticliition, and at the same time,.he most pre
, itive act 7cif dishonesty; that an Individual or a
community can perform. The surest evidence
, - • nigrity,is to ba found in the conduct of that
4i.
who makes his word as good as. billion'',
.•.;,. i "a
hose Praline a 44 feith aroleit;.although '
-; r ..' v., tp.hiainjury and disadvantage,. • . -,‘ .
,44k. i .,. -- • ‘, 1.. h is a dringootis ' doctrine to inculcate and
. disseminate; for it brings with it a disregard of
.., ''..; '. mainland social obligation, and necessarily in
. • r ;,,,.., - --dune a disrespect for all law. Convince the
~.:!; : it y „,•'" judgrdent of that, as one of e man, he
--e - - may consistently, with honor , propriety and
..i . :„... „: justice, infract contracts made' for him, and in
i lp,
f.:,-..... his name—or treat bargains . as o . binding so
1i.ii,.,4,i ;Sas as as the can be /ga cnfore: and forth
a 9a. with all obli g ation-restin g upon-him to obey the
t1 .. .r.,; -- /aire, 'or respect the rights of others, is weaken
,-.4?,'Z'Afflend eventually ' unperformed ... What greater
' : .i... ' 7.•.....:.if, Wring to a commitnity, can INV conceind,ahan
~ ~...z . Filler:lnbstitntion for : .‘thierful obedience to the
. 4i,liFs Inn end willing for the , rights of neigh
• ;' - ' ,. ...tirgra,• of such an oba , to the one and regard
-;„ .4•'..z71. the other as wises only from fear of the. laws'
'':'..! i^ ::penalties. All history, and our common mums in
,'. -.. 7:4
• ''ldruct us that a community so governed and
l':ii . '",:..,.'7liiiidad cannot long exist. It is a social folnic
....,:.--..
-:not worthy of preservation. - • .
....,",-..... ..1. It Injures the people it Is intended to bent
it. No truth is better establiabed , than that
a wrong deliberately Ante, by a eartetiti, body
••• - ",: . ...iii, . of citizens, retiree - lb stint fond id some faun,
~. title this "pohitlted: eltarsectrillet lipir : of each
,';'.•''' ' loaliidast mitaissi.: .11 iaan invention that Inv
.-'':,....- variably come:Ml6/iffy> plague 'the bisintoi . ..—
P.. , : - ..Public reedit is esesettiettothesOowth and well
- - being of all coma shies: - With us tide is peen
-.'.. liarly the truth.: 'lmproietizezdis that concern the
health, comfort; prosperityantlhappinens of the
Q. , - --i' .
'... individual citizen, almost entirely depend upon
11, ....,,, ', - If for .heir iottstrticgn:-
0.. ' light, water, educe-
Sion and blibtm*e; are necessities of lit., and
-- s' ' , been senned tbroifgh linagency,and II
..i.V . .
. ',-.,.. • . use of pnbliii•:trodit..,.. Without. it. e would
~.C, ' , . ' ,-.', bail bean without them. What. has already
....,...1, - -,-. happened may egein:ineun - If our cities no
..... , .!:-.2 - happily suppliod
,nith..these 'essentials .to .Ide
: *ere are other.emzelly. -interesting localities '
''; • 4 i . *round them that enritot'n Tell conditioned.—
7 . = .If, to the diaciinntsi Of obligations, assumedfor
4 , ' ;work , that a - 10, at - 1w drew; of doubtful
. F ,. ..propriety repo II innate:44a the proper
lk means of exemption. drum implement Teepee
i't:it.!...','„ %Wig, It la mindful that mock work - as'Weak&
' to he of preside - sand tinanidattlelticenity can
^.-,.:•:,•.•. not be sumessftlynirriedatroompletion if they
i,.- • - . depend in anymmerare npon pidthe credit. That
a:',..• '. credit luts beep destroyed' by our neglect in the
_.:-.,.., :performance of the clinty.mati obligation Lo =Oh
W;:...:iga IL '''''''.:'''' "" ."'. '," • ' ' .
'..:y.lkillepadlatiaa Orestes distrinaminal the in.i
diTidasle otimpesing the otesmusity:thatedepte
re;.:.:e, , z ,dls penercious prineipLea ne s pa**, iiicai
s,,i, Prero hi, all oseoertett eiliaa for the lem ma
t
: . , :...mem of pi th ily ph:pone , - . United effort; so
~* , ,t tinily necessary to the wenn of great de
'''. ii.."l/Enio cannot ea* in thatiltate wherein 6 ma
. iptit..! or t' . vc . n . , e respectable minority of its
- 'vhf lii,dieregard at. plea*:
`matnitiutrid end rec.
imposed :toe allowed
• .banialuni; , fill'''uni''
Or "saint , Men . ..will
ill rptisita..:LlMlOCildlMl j
"t ittOL.bsiought Ahem-
, bligation is only
alopeUesi by force
iwerful angles • for
I the fetiblenen of
for the energetic
bows; of
tlua Inimitable
Alth , arti cni,for
melte.
'7rto thoptty.or
- - laseew
ecu'rew3n halts tho lanai= of
Atrolled by our
ton we apply with
' our public con- 1
tviarnot eon
iddeulinp. • Thu
tectonic, reddest
Ito Agin don to
ikb,oontrary-wiat
will call upon bis
tidy, that ha will
igh Ike "de that
o f filth was 0.
ontimiptaomar
Milindalt the
and ibora ondur
mialkr, sisakhig'
it'a fame than the
a., e d to anal
inhi
alarm* of raorrantge .
`Oaltfottaray. once wart
dethe Iranian that
Ifo• bit 4 MO;
•PoW" or
dausau - r."1 , 1..."°
.
~thes
„Iwo, their
r xi tst •
threotthee, Our .
acia ialLuisfulatit
and to which we -I*2 looh•got the or
arc,
! dh f og e spoott -14: :•, 4 p1 , r 1 41. 1% le,: spo kth isma ikleee .
sa4 there disme eei)
'4""
74144 14 Cement; with, the
1 7
''ltt,'.l*; • a doilibkiiVit who has
1 whlt
the AMU'
aieeen
k r j g
"Y
-of the igyiamoottgegroduni _Pabiic
;451. gee
shut Or F e. .
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i . Ifcr•
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• •
IeMM!!
That Itedboatist an eta essential element io the
prospwity of any locality at the present tioth,—that
withouthinnicipal corporation eabscriptiva they mid
not barn besn onstracted, and hence such that rob
scriptoria aim a public necemity.
Railroads aro essential to the progress and
development of tho :country, It is presumed, will
;not be denied to that enlightened community. Each
of the mime moan, for .the transfer of "men and
'Alegi," has had its day. Pack liones—pathweys
roads--McAdemised highways—canals sod
plank roads— have each given sway in turn, hare
become ampensithed by tithatei by other and more rat
'itallwaysitthitinagree epekedwithuninterrupted as
together with unfailing certainty appear to eon
tain all the rognisims for the transportation of
the trade and travel of acountry. That great expetwe
has attended their construetion—that the carnage,
meat of them has been Imperfectly understood, that
it is Improving with the increase of knowledge, and
nee of these highways, no intelligent individual will
deny. ' Zt U undeniably Irma that the tomsearles
and inzurisi of life, its now more frequently and fa
earthly distrEsitted by these avenues, than any other
mode of Anhwei:mime heretofore projected.
That 'Rsdiroade, are platstal far and wido over
sad throuilinur country. lea part of the action of
- the age, regains no argument to prove . That where
these great modal' improvement. do nut inlet, the
enterpruiag and industrious cannot be induced to
remain. Imam to wealth, population und hus
h:MSS are so intimately associated with these improve
ments, that we and theta in this oar age, usually
united, and that without the latter, the abs yea of
the other named concomitant. of • country's pros
-peritr 'are muting, Bat it is meta time to further
virmr the plait
• .2. Withint entering into the discussion of the
propriety of municipal subscriptions, as a mere
abstract question, we shall bo content te exam
ine the matter, so far as this locality is connect
ed therewith. It in a well known fact, that eth
er localities, our - rivals for the carrying trade bo
tween the East and West, had made, and were
making use of their corporate credit, to secure
the erection of greatthoroughfanee; that by the '
use of this credit, important works had been
constructed—works that had placed, and were
placing our rivals in positions to command that
made, that (sir years prior, bad belonged ex-
elisively to no.
The city of Philadelphia, largily employing
her Corporate crodlt in the effort to secure the
construction of a railway, connecting ber busi
ness and people, with tho steam navigation of
the Ohio, 'found it necessary to appeal to this
locality for in accomplishing the work"
deemed -se-vitally important to both localities;
that aid was promptly extended, and probably
Unfired the construction of the highway, that
hese* largely contributed to the coinfort, and
Might so Materially tulvance the interests of our
Its has already filled our' ho
tela with guests, our streets with strangers and
custornertt, end supplied our steamers with profit
able tonninge. Mahout the aid of corporation
subscription', that, enterprise would still remain
among the ttprajecle ,undaislied and .unprofita-
Ile," tit:die eo many - other parts of the country
.fall under . * obseriratidn' of - th e traveller. In
•Iltother VA* we shill refer to other sintilarly .
, conditioned 'arid admittedly.. useful impmve
,:3,:ThfittiidivtatUl capital ought to . Lava built
`ralhiseilinone trill deny, . and ' , lf meterill¢er
attieft:rfese Cflitst,tti thew memos, iciiprisiuma
aucit workewonld have been
initiMectedi-Rat,'When and wherein onr.loettlity
dill Isedirldnit iwitialth :construct 'au IMportint
•paidie: thoroughfare Our loading turapikir
rolids,-Ote - pioneer . .ltriPtitietnettle. - Stere . . built
though'tlieessiitanoe ofthei Sititc, - air were oleo
.binay Of eue bridges, ''t ' •—ti
TVl — lndivcduld either in '
~
"' ',~
guide to perform th. work
' hoarded tha4i 4d tf hf ~LbesolfenetislifttAii*f
coutumuityA9kipewotruler its Ilecret retreat" or
it cram the mitfetw But'
-ale doubtful whether indirlduat rr%ouicee
•
. _
isted in this new end raPidlyexiending,
ing and,business increasing . community. enift.: -
eWne Unmans:it for the completion . of vast and
'expensiin enterprises. Such works owe their
existence in all parts of the "United States to
a liberal use of their own credit — or that -of the
communities in which they are situated. if
these enterprises are fur public and general ben
efit and advantage, and any of them should un
fortunately fsil to pay a full interest on their(
cost, is it injustice) to demand that the whole
community benetated by them . should bear an
equal proportionef thcburthen circust the whole
loss upon the morn active and enterprising of
its members
4. In the incipiency of our improrementsystem
of an enlarged character, the State assumed the
duty and burthen of their construction. The
debt contracted for the erection of our Canals,
and Railways, while its bdrthen ii freely ad-
rained, nevertheless,. brought into usefulness I
marks, and developed resources, that have adJud
millions to the value of the lands and other
property of the citizens of the Commonwealth.
In regard to Western Pennsylvania, such was
pecaliArly the case. However desirable anti
necessary the action of rallweye extending from
East to West and North I,wl South, might have
bees considered, the heavy debt of the State
foritade the assumption of new liabilities even If
incurred to build works so essential to the
preservation of trade and travel, and for the
piogrers and prosperity of ber Eastern and
Western chief cities. In the absence, therefore.
of individual chilly or willingness, and the ad
mitted impropriety of State interference, tho
necessity of appealing to local communities, to
do whet the genial community or individuals
could not perform, is manifest. The necessity
for mans, if not all the imprJeementa centering
at Pittsiotrgit,it is believed, none Will deny.-:-
If theu. no other means could be devised to
ensure their erection than the use of the rrafit
of our local communities, surely that has been
properly appealed to.
It may be alleged that it would have been
wiser to do without these improvatnenta, thou
enthork so extensively or at di in their con
vi.-wition If it. -can be shown that increased
comforts, etlifitional buoiuess, augmented wealth,
and enhanced prices for property, are associalial
with the successful UM) of snob works, and that
without them no city in this ago has or will ha
proiperous and progressive, then the question
of the propriety of the action of tear local au
thorities is settled by our constrained approval
of their conduct.
But be this 51 it may, it is now, too late to
agitate the question, or to visit upon the present
'innocent holders of county bonds, the faults or
follies of the Commissioners by whom the sub•
ecriptions were made; the Grand Juries by whom
they were sanctioned—the citizens by whom
they were reeommendod—or the legislators by
whom they were authorized.
That the agriculturalist has been largely bene
fated by these trope:met:tents, and his land' on
and near the lines of the. several roads in opera
tion greatly increased in Value, cannot be denied.
.Rettuis 'kneed a constant and reliable avenue to
market. During the poet and preceding years,
the (rest; and the droughts bad no interrupted
the navigation of the rivers that our manufaer
taring industry woe almost prostrated. If the
facilities afforded by one Western Railroad had
been withdrawn, it is scarcely hazardous to de
chute' that the preserve would have been ranch
more LeT,rn, probably re,ultini in bankruptcy in
many eases Natural causes ere operating to
lessen the v•iluelie of eater in our streams, and
- unless we can provide other avenues to remedy
the itlepension of this great cutlet for our
industry, -the 11l consequences may be read.
ily ascertained If the railroad system of this
city, extending to every quarter of the compass.
and penetrating entry valley and developing
evert resource or the region around toe, 0.1.1 cin.
netting us with the cities of the Atlantic, the
Lakes, the Ifitrlsvippl and its triblitaries, woe
completed, its workings would (Lindell the moot
forcible- appeal, not a7-.rd the roost convi n cin g
argument of Ito • , necessity nod states
' taanstilp Lek^ •.isoisbel Works, it mail be
content to ablii • • r th• prevent the unjovt mitt
j.civa; a that s ef mankind proverbial for con
demning half Lased work..
Tact Municipal corm- • to
rsitros43 are am eterc:ac-f - • , over,
and thst those made to • 7 are to
sfriot compliance alai ay.: y to the
lava.
1. To estabiieh the legality of an act, it is ne
eetsary to show that the authority, rcgularly
grat.te ' ••y the law raokieg a+, r, ba- been Plr
erel.ed in obedlene- r• • The •al
oat. of Assembly ; .ex , ecoiptiockt
to !y :outer the paws. - here, at
present. that the Lagistrten re - •,•ord the OM
rtionti.adil right t rase: it would
..1t- space to ref.', to all the
enactments on the subject relating to each St
said -es, rat mart', we shall refer only it thane in
red stoo, the dile/then; Valley hood.
The not a tthorlaing the city to-lobes-deo la the.
esprtet a if oompany uses tenor as coot
prehenai•c. to is pati ibte w employ. All cities,
bonnet tia'aral corporations shall h3ve power
to &Tahitian 44 folly as as iadivklou! There
ire _Sso restrictians or limitations The oily ea
thoritice, after full ex "[deaden and discussion ..f
the merits of the chterrriae, as gppears by the
report of Conmottee f Councils. authorised the
Mayor to subeortor for s4oo,(sett of the capital
stock of the caropouy or Won of .Ces :Ain condi
lion• in liar nodlooner exported were fulfilled.
These couditioto we. , fully and completely, in
letter and in spit-it, complied with, an 1 that fact
bring certifteleya the Mayor of It. city, the web.
tret iption was male no I its bond. Issued and de.
livered in paymsot thereof - The law •othorit
lag the eouttty to ardeeribe pre.eriberl that be.
fore the Commissioners should act upon the sub•
yea, the irand jury of the county ebonld find
consider and recurorneud it. An application was
' made to the grand jury, and a sabecriptlens was
recommended of $1,000.000. The report being
delieeted to theCatutty Commissioners,-who pos•
.used a full discretion, stiSseribed $750,000
, that amouot being as much as it was deemed
prurient to subscribe at that time. The eubscrip•
ti..a and ilo• beads issued In payment thereof,
i ware ~cce p tcd by the company as • part of the
whole slam recommended by the grand jury, and
that fact j eommunicated to the comralestonent.
Sot it banteen alleged that there bonds wore to be
sold at pilehre not less than par *aloe. No tingle'
Load leveed by the county vivre.] from the hurls
of the company at let then par unfit full legis
lad...authority nod the court/ilia the 000stituted
authorities undo and ttl'parsuance of that le
gislation had beets and obtained. Thus with
this road, as doubtlessly with other*, to whose
capital stock the county wee authorized to nub
ri
llefilnond to issue: hoods in payment, lbe Siren
(toot o f the Legislature were atrietly carried into
effect, sod every Act done in conformity 'thereto.
We cauitot Imagine wherein anythiag,waa omit•
ted that could be deemed essential to their le.
guilty,
2. The conotilutionil validity or these mab
ecriptione involves • quainter' that, fortunately
for come of tis who are unlearned lit the 6w, bar
passed under examination by the sontelest cod.
silt ational lawyers of our country. We shall cer
tainly not oppress our raiders by more than u
more reference to authorities. So.
d• pirldluti of municipal eorpo.
rationeuhseriptlons has been already decided by
the Supreme Court of our State in favor of its
constitutionality. Tbit fact, In the good olden
times of the judicial history of 'our country,
would have put to rest all cavil or controversy.
Lzt decisions made stand better law," was
then the guiding legal mnxint of our Supreme
Courts. No Mini War made, and none woo per
mitted, to uvula or change lbe force of. n direct
anti positivo decision of a inikited nutrition. To
former decitions and rulings of the. Court, °he'll
ende Wilt ',cheerfully yielded,. however cotairnry
the same knight tro to the opinion, or faterett, or
wishes of the individual Judge; Property, repu•
tattoo and life were then .reared to each citizen
under knowo and well established rules and laws.
We do not know that such is not the ease at pres
ent, and therefore cannot believe that any other
ride of conduct will be adopted I.y our present
courts. To change that decision nom would In
volve in ruin thousand, of citizene who, in COW
Hence that the law was settled by the Judgment
of the court of last resort, bane !needled their.
Money .and Inbar In these securities. Millions
have been so invested throughout the length and
breadth of the land. Expensive and important I
enterprises have been undertaken, and depend I
aped the validity of these subacriptions for till-
mate completion. Take for instance one oe•two.
of oar most ineceseful roads—the Pennsylvithia
Railroad - and the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicaho.gailrood Strike from the capital Work
of theee roods their municipal subieriptions, and
the tan/en/pry of both is ',writable, the. bards of.
their strength is gone, and with it theiretrength.
The vain• of their boadJ, busing nothing to . rest
upon hut debt, are as unsubstantial al the
"shadow of a shale." Conalotenaty of opinion
and Uniformity of decirjoe, ore the truest markS of
jadleill greatness, while change and
are the ehericteristies of an ill.formed and badly
matured judicial intellect. A lodge wbolscon
etontly changing his opittions falls tor!). uedee
.the nurse orthe Jewish Patrierch—'• Unstable.,
water, he shall not excel " ' ' '
11, , 3her[decieloninfilie otrurie'of other 'SW
have rally on 'tickled with that of -Penneyleaula'
on• this
..question. True, theiteltect,oot,tiluding
upen'. us Still, they furolsh strong- evidence: of
the weight . of legal and constitutional lieeeltai
•apon the enbjeet, , '
.11L, The Legialatint, intireireit the J'udicrorY,' l
has emanated. thai power, of...the mtmiaipel, fins::
ihdnitynikinake aubscriptiobs not only b b y lia•
.ireitinglthenintith.iini_power, but loy.reeentegra , ,
'estedhipAlieeStifeteelftrarima of .tbsiXidastitsil
den, for the puerto..
strittly gi ibittid'odit , liivilid, all tills ,
*eh dr" th stitsWild4tae:Ophili a trait
'art* - and .saperoigstloo:.
~.,..„-„,- ~,_.
Apart, however, fret :r4l44l3eothd4rektinr ; with pleeetaredn,Prnunigre..49.4o o 9ooPur
iteleafillitdttamilit {ll.firthtteTtP44ot..,S,:ol4it I 4 our indorrYr.Poi ,l Airy EtizasfMS'er 'titter
newzaamide , eroq . .l7.iiir:Vtielied;' , a.Ode':lie tOl'frisam does thint•gfeifairelifiae.af our Witatkithe
if „- 3 ,; ~-,.r,.., „„ r ,i, --- fel ~,;.r.s i,,, I-1 - , ttf-!• ,, re : (rib river.
mutcloain sr, ths party r i.tleging its e.; - ivilltof..m- 7. The Arty Valley ' Railroad haa Inert
alify are hound tot twilit to th e proviAos ei Iles I awl,. aided •. county and city anbaitiption.s,
National ConstitUtion that autitorizes it, fur the Without them it could cot-have been oothmented
re,,,,,h 0 f on p 0 ,, , ,,f, n a • grootal Ore reserved or pro , ecated
,Tbis work, deaigned to connect
to the State., or th e people thereo ^ , This rule of us with the western part or 'New York a- 11 the
conatructio,.is directly reversal, when we ea. northeru portion of our own State, and with the
amine the eonstitutional validity of Stoty legit- i great metropolis of one country, has claims upon
fatten. The; who allege. want of conafitutional I the community, that con be urged en behalf of
power in 11 , • I,gielmore, are beunil to show low other enterprims The country it traverses
that the am is -aptersly forbidden, for the sea is Stied with mineral and Ottrieliturol wealth—it
son that oft paws , .4: Withheld or forbid Jett In penetrates a valley whose trade, it formeryeare.
granted. oad , mIM-I.:.1 within the terms of tome. belonged exclusively, to our locality, hut which is
eigalreomaioed lit the ea oreadon, thot all T. • row being, to a great metonre, diverted from us.
Sle•lmltr pow's% shah he mate•l io the i f...octal it is a work that will create a l ocal business
Assembly. Sovrreigntly 111 A it
in Scat, 0 m•t re-1 1 antficient to ett_stain It. ' To read directly , the
i
me who,. out •t if it is n• in our Legislature , Ii • nsely pepolaied regions of vet- en New York;
then it i.eII WO existeric, among 114—WIth 11.11. Ow, With its rivers, lokoo owl artiticial imifrovements,
I m i goty. ~,, or,, without ~,,r „ ,,,,..t. r... ~I would be alone north the cost of the whole im
preum legititive power, e , w e It .vo ow- I. is prominent But, when wo-considea that it will
u tern.roll...l .t: - .1 mitirdi, I .0 let; i. o , f 4 r .0 ihr ereoloolly, with other roads, now aampleted or in
constitution, atom or .....ti•otal, try... lim.tel or progress, constitute the shortest and moot &trent
restrained. This power. ,J :,,, •01pt ., .... Oh .!iOH • route to the c ity of New -fork, a ~„;,,, w i,,, ro b y .
:es, from its very natitte, as well the right a car can be carried without change, handllug or
to :El no Cot of itself, ,t, ,t o . okoo te the SW I. •rits transhipment from the stemitioam of the Ohio
to do it-,,, afeo her. pls.,- l•••••• thy o 1...01f v., river, to the commercial entrepst of the United
power of the State un 1 •t• •', • constitution, In States, it- , value cannot be over estimated •
bolt roe 14. . 1 ,1, •1 . t , ..• .• •..., ' 4 aul . . 1
bousee, &c , It ..r.owor h ' , en .1 m io,i ' The tietl
ties ; f t; , t - er..i.., 4 t t, . -seat. Imrr,r to teU-...•;,,
Carl. '''''.. o, , .4 welt A s to ,3d, et cut poratiao.
Cou. t. :6d to imli;irlo ii., ha-; been common in
all the plot history of the uternment, and its
right to do an, la the provce exsfe:tc; of a P . ""!"
of it' solertipty, Ith er ,., is of provision at tat
national or State constitnu.m fethst itling its el
ereire. It has bean alleged thst the Hausa of our
State constitution, provilieg that 111 to lei e rro
potty shall he token n,. $ pplirli 14 pUtlli.! u v .
without the eta-rat of hi- !tAprci,N,lll , , 3.10
without just compensation teeing male, t.: , . r. ll ' 1
hide—these ruh,crlptlons and the c•meetlarnt
liabilities for lase% the payment whrree.f ie I
claimed at a taking of property, &c Wu °oaten.] !
that this clause applies not to may exemption of
property frau; tasetiou, a duty that IR stenPrAl in 1
' extent: end Impeach equally upon all the chi.
.teae, f...: pulps use and purpoe,_ hut that the i
el.lase WY, intended to prevent t'e sezore of
property. under special authority, or in speei e l
~"", '.his bss heel the nott•rm conatruntion
, '') the clan.° or the conatitu; ion, owl Is 1
t ' . .!y , e , taine4 by the (oasis or the aniet..te4
C.,14411,4‘114,1 a IFTS.
it 61 not cantrovertr.l that municipal corpora.:
tions bare the power, under authority learn the
Is-;glsieture, to nowt roc t highway., build bridges,
toakkcoutrart.., heeler debts, borrow m..w y, and
give the usual evidence of imlebterlue.e—n lees
end bonds. It is alleged, however, that their
powers are incident to . tho purposes for which
ouch eorporations were created,—; it u ; ctlett
object, is it acid, as the construction of a eeilat . ey
was contemplehol at the institution at these o u rs
porntions. At the origin of many of ;he eaaty
and city. corporetirma of our State, toa.:mlemietel
roads, light from gas, &o, were it alma wo There
is nothing, however, iu their Institutions, or their
design, or purpeer, tbat, per so. makes a die.
Unction between roads made of grovel and stone,
and there of wood and iron. .Moth kinds are to
be used 01 rt means for the transfer of persons
and tilitig.--liotb ore intended for riblio conoe•
nieuce owl use, and etch to lIS way. trod. to th e
comfort, nonveoience, safety and prueperity of
the Chisel:l—the proper end and aim of all well
regulated nutiocipal corporations. and to accoro
pilots which they •erre in.t.tuted.
etrill PROPO•ret,lit
Toot int present Board of County Commits- I !MUSGRAVE%
"'toners , (ho t olirood computueo that hove been Gas Cooking Apparatus.
so frequently neettile I n r • not responsible for the „..,
iotroilocil .n mooing u• , I the ',piens that in
.ts C 0 N 0 NI Y
• •,,,,, ~, I, c •1,., 4 A N D
lo ibi.-toon,cit , e. it i. proper •,,•oie that I •
C 0 M F 0 , R T !
tow norkrns of to toterprtne lio la ,ts. jOI fit ..111t. '
~,.
,•:•, 10,.nt of Improper - means t . sriere its
rea
ior
1
completiou ital.\ 1.6 ttritonronhos I goad PATENTED JANUARY N. 1e.56.
sou for consembiny it , i. o in lest., Its mid VIA THREE STOVES ON A 11IAHOO
rightful agen,iss fat 1.6 urr . , ~, 11 it In coo- J, AST Stagt. whirli slows Ervin, with nil Um guru
rritUnOnnilY wrong for • C 11,1 I'S to sub`•"libe I. Vtren e 'oves i M e n7 l t. !'i.V." S ruo r i'rei.,•"Tritis' u V:i' u t:
one roilroed, It in eirixtly is. o. g f o r it ti, la iss as, soul is Cotaplete It, .1 v• , ~ ..-Inty , 1 I",,oltug,
time.
It) tiny :similar iv erli Lot os 5 .new I Ile SCIIOII I ttua Iran. Vlach may nay tram e 0 to $lO, eceordur ,li.
of our c. • i i .''''i ."""'''''''' • 0 . 4 """ . "invii . tr, ' , l !.. t e i!..;',..'"Tt . l" . "' . 7."afula ' t,l ' 'vt'',,, 'd r il thil
disposed to cutoraurol i ',thee than to Mani, whst Drug g ists, Tallort,'llorl",e' r tstu.nl, Surber* sod Sloth Mount
1.., boos done, lot us, h. e
„./ elltscon o eblikssr ' woluou b irt 'l O It 'rill s'-' l, ^ 7, • Win , oselt,r roor,lo
to compel the action lit lb , P.'''. . o .a ti sic I ' 7.IACT/Z:Z . :::17.4 rquit slant to one oar Lam, soul net
deny its entire wisdom, to good ends and reset.... !',sultans nod at taw aurae toast co clamps of Sister se Gas
1 L The P. uolylvanto Radroad first .*cured 1 Ingo otil to ruriral agourt tits latter when the .tors I,
I tbri 'nig of the U , only r u b rl CWl ln s °l Mr r ub : the c h." ' i leg k as ' ,7lgatos ' rfue - caer "Int S . : 47.1 T. 1. 14 I:
sc-i puma or ;I,ooo,Outti, to Opossum' stook ofthot , pm.* .4 us. In Pittsburgh is i 11.60 tor SLOW tot, making It
eampatly, woe the beginning of the ny•tern I, alsout ~ .7., . ., e arr, t and Athol!' ;or flay fur each risrson.
in with soots. de rem nf prike. that we refer to the „„ 1 t,,,,,',W,y,7„,':,, 1 ,7 1 V r 1;1,1':„1'',.";!7.1 4 ,'„;',„": . ,T , '„,/,`,.V,,'
Imams of the dutioguished ciuseus who artively i the insbile an invited to soll not Its Os. tactical winking
participated in oorrying out thin great mearmre or '''""""'"'ti"'”.
for
!lights or States sx Gals* rehires the votertiresi, -
[ They were men known rind appreciated in thin , tits I UP9JIIAV ',
community ne among the most intelligent ond' _ organ.) No 73 Thlo,l Omsk Pittobtigh
tar-sreing of mu people. It is hoped their •
nomer w ilb be give.) to the public no the ervyrno
toes end patrons of a systens that hot door on
much good to the community, that to note en o n
(surly and uotustly assailed .it i...t i-o Penn
tylvento Railroad has dune to 1,104 scot: trad
Intel to this locxhiy boo been referred to in o
farmer part ,f ma paper It- ospacity to do
greater emetics than it ban yet done In undeniable ,
-end undoubted, however Ma prevent rnstalistr marl
, hgetuvslt way he 'list...stet.: to ill may' of our busi
laces chisel.. Is
2, The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad (now
1 Pittsburgh, Port Wayne and Chicane.) would
probibly hare remained unconetruistod (or year*
1 if the bid arising from subscriptions Li its sleek
t.y the elites of Fitteborigh and Allegheny tied
counties in the State of Ohio, had not been to
tended to It. Its present extensions to Chicago
ha been largely loilatated to the same kind of cot ,
(oration *id Thieimpostant road has secured to
oar locality is east trade and travel that without
it whold be now seeking an Eastern market
through - Cleveland or Woceling. No greater
calamity ...mold bete Callao upon our burin's,
community iluting the past and preceding years
thee the went *fad& Owlet for trade. We can
not perceive wherein eliosinted tho outrage sod
wrong ori.the port of those intelligent germlemen
who secured by their active Influence soil votes,
the only aid that Wald bate been secured and
cootrolled towatda the erection of this work.
3. The Clcvelood and Pittsburgh Railroad,
aided by a small county subscription, has been
lassailed to extend its work from its let minus on
the Ohio, aloortha slow of the rein., from op
! posits_ WI/Sling to Beaten Although incom•
I pints, this rood Lim opened a region of country
to our people amt their Industry that would have
been in • short time entirely controlled la soother
direction, nod ate.* from this l'ontli . y. I . smal
-1
toting on it Joint, a groat leading No: oloug the
I saucy of the Ohio Intl through the neutral p or t.
' of that Important State It most (deliver TCUISIII
on important nod atiokhle Improvement to this
.sulfa:. IL rtay Lid (Lit this work would hate
barn constituted nit hoot tine roomy eubsciiptliM,
stilissulgh ihlio more then pt cistVe such woulAnot
have been the esot. tit beast far nutty your--
4. The Pitterottgli and Conorlineille Railroad,
by rivelviag A so•ssairlpitoo on tin p or t o f the
city nod: Olin> twoorr I pra.11.1..1 v R... 10. tout from
other local cionuitun i le, in Ito, S. .is, Cod eats° the
oil of the nit, or 11,11,m .re. rimu tho foot that.
the latter clay *leaps presses all her enterprises
to eacceerfol fatuity, it ie presumed it, conheo
lion will, ttito work will 'moire it. . .mpleti en,
unless in nor hi 0,1,,,,, ~,,,,,,e,/ it I .. , work
demanded by the WA he .4 itstsrsnl. f .h'- I.r ..h
ty. It bring, tin to , ...atillscil Ai Wills us . ......• 1.1
sod favorite port, it inhibit., and places 114 In to
, position tearontt..l N.1,4, 4 61/ 1 3 , for • portion of
that trade kiltberto oloci.l exclusively belonging
to UP. and ithich by recent improvement. h n e h er .
so nearly swept nosy.. The ormetruction of this
work, while it develope a last and rich ogricol
tural cud mineral district, plsoes our ifeana.odfa
Dearer thelilantic than any other work that is
or can be tfracted. An impartial exsouluation of
the ooUntles it traverser, mails importance to us,
and the certainty that it will ware • Moines*
' for our people and tavern marine that would be
' otherMlno lot to them and it, coostitntes it a
more important line Orion Ito 'treat rival, the Penn
sylvaula Central Road. {fit is not stricken
down in It. weakness, and by the bands of those
most deeply intoreeted la its 00 OM. its future
will be grotifylug to its proleators and friends.
In thie review wo here spoken of the road' ' 1
that base been ennbleil to taint the Interest on
the !rondo levied to them by the nummipal ours
potations. It is hoped they will be enabled still
to do eo, and it 11 believed each will be the re
melt, unless public colfidenet in the oohs of Me
bond, upon which they stand is removed and de
stroyed.
fi.• The ChArtlers Palley Road secured a entail
aid from the 'city and county. It is a work wise
ly designed to occurs to us the trade of the
wealthy - county of Washingion, and to arrest. in
ill Progreso past its, the trade and,travel , that
was intended to be carried over. the Remptold
Railroad. To stop this important work. in Its
preaeut 'condition, by withdrawing from it . the
support of he oily and country subscriptions,
would involve immense ludivldeld wrong, ia-well
as public injury. It would remain a bartbeoln.
'tend of n wise and. baneficicot lIIIIIIBUN. .
C. The Pltteborgb and Steubenville Railroad
holds entacriptione of the city sad aonoty, and to
them it his been mainly indebtedlor la progress
JO Rte present condition. , Whataver;utey have
been the opinion of some ournitlittnatin refers
shim to the necessity for !Me work,. stone, It ill
pram tied, will now doubt the; polley'of it, own.
pletion and Its Vithr* when IU operation. The
BteUbenslllo and Indiana Railroad, nog in we,
:aid with Its vzienelve Western .find•Southetn
econeedunsaiready controlling and abetting i
vast trade sad travel muitadosuarilyttriew upon
this-line, fits Eastern continuadoo, in feetei lat
; t er
t e h n e oce a f rl b y tu t i o m en; that
of
t w h i l l s i 64 2, highly n ` n gra t ` gratifying.
thing Iv wan gto convince as of the supposed
.formes "lee of Rile road, we shall find It itr tho
fact that themsecious and farseeing Polleithat
aontrolitluiPentaylveniri Railroad, ban .scoured
Vim use of 'Ws line fora long.petiod"Cf . thai—=
cleaning It 'ibt most threat and valuable "it'll*
Western tt i , :i ii i tsi l ans. That company 'will piste
00 - ' i
. Ot .11 u4i • avail to the wiliiistiactili'-'
Rail of its friend!. 'We - shall hall Its success
The three Let named works hero been cam
pelted, from causes beyond their central, to cast
themselves upon the puhlie forbearance and to
refer the ll , Alert of the hands issued to them t o
the city anti mainly, for the temporary payment
of the intereot. The unusual tichttieso of the
money market, the high prices of prostsinos and
nisteri nl9—hat abuse all these, the continued god
unexampled opposition manifested in this corn
inanity to these winks, have been the causes of
their-present embaressment Whilst in regard
to the works first-named, no objections have been
publicly or pertinaciously urged against the Ruble
rrif the securities they have offered in the market,
to the latter to vigorous Ind 'teller. hostility has
be, exhibited. Whiltt it is not the wish of the
writer to assign import' rontiorea.to any one citis
nee, it cannot fail to be apparent to all that there
hes. been exhibited nu nnacconntroble want of
coosistency in the conduct of those who are now
, loudest in denunciations of municipal subscrip
tions.
There is another point to which it to well to
refer If the legislation ompnwering the Peon
nylvonia It oilroa.l, to purchase and subtopiently I
to oloie a portion of the utonl, sherild he eArri,••l
out, the necessity for the immed:rote construminn
of !'s All,tghloy Valley and Colmar:sine Rail
rood. mutt los apparent. With these avenues
opened to an Eostaro market, no unjust disorilus
1 inati .TI can be made against this locality -; with
out them, judging from the past, our business I
community may justly dread, the blighting in-
I thience of monopoly, upon its prosperity, indus
try and trade
I If the views bbove expressed ore cyrrect, and
the positions assumed are custlineci, me Colt what
more disastrous act conld our peopleyommit or
I what clearer evidence of hostility to their PRO
1 interests could they furnish than to oppose, pros
trate and destroy these roads. that so folly tle-
I mend their support and continued friendship.
! Bartering that wisdom will direct, honesty
I guide, and public spirit and unimpaired public
credit control tho delinemtions of the citizens
either in or out of the Convention, the foregoing
are submitted In ouch consideration and respect
el they deserve.
ittioullanrous
C(II.;RT SALE OF .SEVE
v MI Lots of liroutal at Itratklock's IffeLt, to Wilk!.
Toratthip, and Lot of tiraond le Vlttabartfb.
Vanuatu to av order of Oa Orptmtvi l‘r.rt AlleaLtay
fount'', the atriarstvned Adtalalttralar tit. artate
44.2*. W I:ne.hanati. dvaased, crime to tale an the
premise, In mud Wilklat tarnottlp, nn the St.to day of Juno,
1367. at Iv aata,la v. IS. Ltlowlug Baal Ulla, att..--
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All that certain 14 Piing part of That property known
`Braddock'. E. 31.1" t vacate la ¶01131.. tolrytibtp, county
aura/dd. tetworo Ida Pant Had and "Ibringshala River.
...mo w.
end dearibed ee foliate Beatuning at the polo,
uaueo rtreort intenr,t• ,
thence opsaid 'tea to 80. point where Ow none Is on by
thusawarcet, theme aloog add street N 11. It 1301 fat 3
kudon to livaltock atrat. a Yank ram; thence down the
river 400 fat along said etres4 or road. to Selhot tared afar
aid, and theme by and eturet. 'a 41° tf .1300 feet 3 Inches to
aid floor, thy plaee of bcgionbag, cattail-log II urea I rood
attil 73403 percha.
Alva, .11 tlod cartelti other 114, eJsort.aly eaßeaa thri Col
lege 1,0 being also pen of the Maddock:. Eleld property,
dacritsed as follows, ft-inning et a corner of properly of
lam Mille, on Braddock .tree[, thence along aid street 8
fr: 701 Ni.. 1..1 a Job, rut it ; then , * by Ens of
all land if 41. 1112.. fat 9% Inches to Balla of the Bente
gifted* redbital thaws by game N 13,37 1 1 r 100 fah that
by sane N W Mt fat, thence by tame N E h 0 feet;
thence by sane N I' E 101 feet 9 itutee to land of lase
Ito llama by said land 14 ffr 10' W 1101 feet more or
is to Uraddork.etrat, or Plonk rued, tho place of begot-
Ong, cadattolog 13 mores, la perches, Britt.mature.Alarall Slat art•to other trKl or pi of land lying
Eat of aid d'oubsylerile railroad, aud tece
amale.' by meld
railroad, thellSilkinsbrtrg road e. 0,1 latid, of Isaac 9181,, con
tain/as Idisporee, 1 rotel, 1.05 S partite, whirl% has been Wed
desigio purposed of mil LOW eseeftl lots, to wit, 0101 de
scribed taloar No. 3 itt said dlsisionbeginaLoget• point
where the 1411kinstarg nreel awl the Bennsylarne ratirad
interear, thaws, Nr, E okay ea.l4 road 1.85 fat thence 74
4.d0 NV 43 fat to • fag: thence 0 50%° NV' 417 7-10 fat to •
pal oh natio, sold railroad, and them". along the line of
old rowan[ 550 let to the place of beginning, contaltilag
911 atm
•
Alto, allautt certain lot adjolttln; the Ibreefol.f 4..ssat.d.
Sdlo...o.lattadog et the mrset of rtl4 lot and .ald Paat
sylvtala rad 111•4; that., by mid road 41.1 lett 4 lnehee to
northerly dirictlon: ate.. 63. 4C/ /731 h fee to posh
ttoroviS 43 0 E764 fees to ceutre stf tb Wilklntlesqg mot
alms. by . onse IC7 feet to hoe of lut lut above deasab.d:
end then,. by Ito. of imam. N 43' feet from centre ot
old ..44.t0 area; .oJ then. by RAO of tabl lot S 5.14 4 1 C
417,744 feel, rallsowL the plasse of .boginatoc non.
thlldthi att... Sabi lot befog marked No. 4lu .W 41.
.1.1011.
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AL,VI that amain lot adjoining tlioloMmolog. doectibal
as follow-in 161exlaning at the coafro of WllktosborB nut
at comae a ...bt lot and ••14 Wllkliddmrs malL.Morsca
by mud road X 47° E 884 rid It lathe , . to• •polut near •
bomb trio in the reatro of root thanes by said mad N
ENO (sal to • paha la imam of taut moot tktene. N 404 9 .
W 489 toot to a trim atones from told pant 8 SP,,
W 434 fort too inn, trtu thane. N 701,1 ,1 or DM% foil
tu • Lomb. mom thin., 8 111. 2i• IV 13.13 foo to a vomit
tt , o. thinco S t 1.83 41, W CM foot 3 Molars Ma red oak. them*
W nal foot to a 1... it, corneld lot last above described.
ctrl tumor.by Ilan of paid lot 9 83 9 E l'fBl 'toad to Mtn contn
tK lond rood, the place of beginning. noatalulog 17 men, 1
toot 17 Tond, Saal It tang trltlrke4 No Bln said .11.
At., alt that ornato lot edleen!ng the forerin, drecrlbed
as follons: lieginoing at ti botch tux. newer I .o'l of bum
Still. and tbelot above destrioei3 thence by lard of
SIIW N lOW W 330 fr-t 10 ltichre to a sionotaltence 8 6SICe
N 1210 feet - 1 loch to a black oak 5 4=19 thd.ut 51 ° 4‘ , w
122 fort 9 laeller to line of lot Iterdnbefote :Indented sr No.
transit N Clto 40' 8 212 fnet to a rod, corner of lot. hereto
foe designated no No, i and 3: thence 'N M. E tad Int by
the Una of rail tut No. 3to • rut - oak; thence by QM. N
131: rad 3 Warr toe roger tree; thews by tome 01 0
24' 8 121 3-11. bet Li 4 lard: tear (bride by name N
Inoli fort too sugar trine, had theme by same N 61.4. Z
to 4.50 lint to the plan of he-Inn! aontsdning eerre,
2 mule, 313 a, weber. :laid lohrbeing designated as No. 2
In said ditiOis. 4lt
Also, all tint uertaln lot adjoining tha foregteing, deeefihel
folhoon Ilegloring at a router of but deenibed lot and
lord of Imre Nine: thence N 34 0 10' ST 1193 feet 1 bubo, by
toll hot to a hla.4 oak: thew...by .Arno 8 bro 189 feet .4
Inches thetris by non Bh.W 301 Cwt 6 halm
to atone theme 11' 1:0 410 fed to a black oak dump
at turner of ha dieignated ar No. 2 In said dividen and
tbenen along the fine of tome Nf9 N 1230 feet 10 inched
to the true of Intoning; containing 16 not.., 1 toted and 10
timbre. bold let being dreigrated as No. lin mld ollvlsion.
Also. oil that certain lot adjoining the foregoing duscribed
as follow.: Beginning at n black nik note corned .or lots
hand* designated in Net. 1 and; down N 70. 11 1101-10
• Wong Una of lot No. Ito a atone, corner etf said lot and
lard uf.laaaelllll. thence 00. W 189810 (unto the Penn
eylvvila nillroatk thence along rum 60. W 940 fere 2lncle
er thenn. N 40 8131 feet; theme Nl O 49' Eto &black
oak stump, the place of .beglnnlng;. containing nearly 2
cre
as, and dal:meted ar No. 0 In raid el:vied/en
Abu, all Ord certain lid of gloand dilated In PlM:burgh.
odd outlnty, No.lol /utile plan of Its laid not be Ntophen
in the manor of Pittsburgh, recorded In Look 3.i.A.
vol 604ag0 12; eald lot being 20 fool 1n front on Overbill
street, and extending hack the rime width 100 feet or neon
to lend toot of Win. Waking.
Igirl'enns nude knoirn at the tint of dile.
JAMES TODD,
toyL3slBortdr 'dater. of James W. Buchanan.
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C , C i •lc
TIINDERSIGED IS-NOW PRE'PAH
i. ED to receive orders and nuke contract. Sir BRICW
ANY QUANTITY,Look Common and Fronts, delivered
on and after the.let day of June nest to either of the two
oitln or *amending bmonshe, oritcrala which compared
with the customary rat.. herstotiite Fri -and elm% the city,
In point of quality and price cannel but Indere: persona
I**i:ding to build to nuke en enquiring rill um! exmins
ruj
ParEirr 57 RA )1 PREAVED inefrri; •
Which rot IrritENUTII.. DtiItAIIIIITY AND PINDM, ate
simply INCOMPADADLL
OwtMoans of caw leading balder,. JOHN C. BINDLICT,
/AMES MILLINOER. Iteq.. and others, may be whets the
Werke of the eubeert ber, as to the .quellty of the Wick.—
Than are also room thirteen dwolllnk houses, a Methodist
EulmOrel church, and tubed hoe Ic South. Pitt.
,I;ramtbuilt of the brkk roads by my
14 nt50arb , 31 "' 8152,1648, whirls may tro Ae.n; the last
of which bow.* els: two blocks of three story front nod
beak 14441411 u the wen end of the old borottib of Wr
=ote:l et .fleet oreepledbY Marrs. Mae. Damen,
d/se and Mexander Chambers, our fewiltattlem
istanulestuntss, to whom I also refer as to the Smutty of
thaw bricks. Them IMV• withstood, umanthed, the town
and.wanaldne, heat and roll of the last lice to eight years;
thus fully detoonstlVlon their dunthlllty„
Orders through the Pittaburgh !tilt °Mawr the ft.ihnrlni.
itoutletnets, will meet with prompt Annaba: .
. Ban 2 Moen, Architects, opposite! the Cullom
Mate, faultheold Week Liao /freely, Fay., Alltshany
Vity flegulstost Tleserw John U. Smith jobq
I. Vsg i ellethingliim, and It. Bauman, Let, South
'
or et the Works. lath. rent of the Outer Depot,
AllegteraySlty, near the Toll Home pf.the New Itrlehlott
Ton*. 1454,1 113.14C,0T1Z00..
rE-SALE-A .1..
)71 - SALE.—A three story Bra
4i:-.lloir new, with but bhildlista, op auk
mflikLitt . iAME9OII.I.Ba..
tt..04F•PAE.+':4514 21 PAime Wor. it%
ar itipt*K isitiaeuna =a %Drab by
7al, rums.* 00..5..148....ina
10PRQQ 3 Le9RN We — KUM i l t r Ost*
ju,ul4o. - skiir w[i b 7
se. T: & CO., *o 112 sewed
• ••••-• -§l.etkitortrittrbtrtioratrnts;
• - •
- 6 - 6i,j ok - E - mvs FATE.rfr'ilG/iCA3IITri.:.
====
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filth: BEACON DA)( OR'NERS.OE
_L Eaten.. trAntdarture front not atmo l marrenl Snake ,
rut, and offer for . tede at their 11a:e.0.m., No. 1.3 Makles
Lane. Cane Yolk, bf tba rwiTe r ttY krr CORK scrams,
of eters Nile/ needed GO Pae a:11=w . ... and ilrnbavhs" :.
total.. or Professional pur.. WEACcI.7ItINO
yoece, praleocure4 idsy.l-1 MACHIN ISTB' OILER
CiJGAII.3 =OO pera'et owide NET/ litl ALE RINGS.
ever made, WHIP SOCKETS.
It.F.AST CE3IN's I NSIILATUILA,
POWDER YLAnlia, by Tolegmtph Wire, ad pod
vratra ;J.4 to keep the pordertby the Aram-Iran Telegraph
;Company.
VERNITIALE ASEORS. I SHAVING SHUSHES,
that will ant deface theraryett PANS. KATIIS, FUNNELS
TENCILERS SOAPTIIAXS.I AND DIPPERS,
Pen and Pocket ' for Phutographic and Drug.
CUTLERY. kinnoemea,
NAPKIN SINUS.
Tale Womderfat h .VOlrriol x id. to IN brat ai METAL—
lithe as IfOßN—brilimit 'ml3E - re-opr conductor of lIEAT
—nocrtnadoctor of ELEL . ERICITY—And on ttldelt OILS,
ACIDS and .hLIKALIN produce no Tees la exatly ntporlar
to any other f the olowe named, and a m'eal variety of
other puma., in erhioh It I. applied.
boaters In all pare of it,, country urn eupplylog them.
.elrea with tare curl., and consumer. Silo maul the best
article. of the kind. trill Lug' no Mbar: .italllYP- , LL__
Merino Irots. Pipe Works.
MERRIL A. JAQII.EhIe
14 Centre Sweet, New York,
XfANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Wrongla Iron Pipe; fitting.. Tools, 1.1 every do
eoripti.m of appal - at. ConneCte,! with Steam, Water and
one, for heating and lighting Stemmer.. elitlftl., lintels,
Private notellosge, litapitels, Asylum.. Tillage., Pectoral,
and vinyl.. ,
.11., l'nlre., 11..1,1, Pumps, Onugeo, Bailers and Boller
Fir , s mode to order.
Our Screw entting Moritinev n, entirely new, and nor
own Putotd—wwerantod to do double the work of any other
invention.
Orden nolietted !tom all sectLm• of the Country, and
promptly attended to. JeWelyde
E. & J. HOLMES.
IMPROVED SE.I.III.ESS WIIALEBONE SKIRTS
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN AGAIN a-
TRODUCISU one Improved Seamless Skirt, as le ,
leg the meet weeptable and reliable article In market; we
aro aware that many noretylat called Improvementitun
tire the petal& such aslndlaßubber,ClMM• Pereha, - Ilattan.
to., allot which we have called for—bet canna recommend
there, ro we lave experimented With and tested their
nod of them two yeas eince, submitting them to thojird/p
taunt of competent lutes to deckle upon their merlts:and
have found them from
. ..mai use, to be In all Important
*peers, ‘lceldedly Inferior to our properly prepared
Whale
tram, which has been to use the past two years, and'Sar
which Itoe loan eaprered from ell marts of the assutre
en
tirewdie6ctlen, nod we Imvo the more positive e peldence 1
from oar Owl' retail nude, amounting to Mall) dozens per
day. Thereto, we confidentlyrecommend one Hight, to La
tbe liuet objectionable of anything in nee, poseeseing many
advantages/lima in cram Rbirt, the meat important of
which Is our aeries If Eh - tail,. &beds at the bottom mad. from
the .kly material that tam be %mal e that will recover Its plate
when pressed out of shape, will oat roll nor curl, it not affect
ed by heat or cold and can be washed without Injury. Them
cards nt the bottom, Instead of bona, which ere exceedingly
awkward and Inconvenient, with, our own prepared hones
above and a fabric shanufactured by =MATs s espressly for
..ur
goats, it, our eatintallon,aad the estimation of thaturanda
who have need them, produce n Skirt, and the only Skirt
equally tolapted to the parlor„the street, and the crowd,
Plirig proper, graceful and elekant form to • ladleedress,
pliable,easily edlueted-and In every respect.• com
plete article. The joddle are cautioned against all imitae
nous or oche: g10g.4. railed Seamless Skirts. Every genuine
arad• is stamped E. a J. tfolmes . Improved detwuleee Intake
bone Skirt. and are for sale-at it Market etre., t•hiiedel-
Wda,
E.
in the principal JelibLg .k ll s ont i 7Zi t tst - , Eti c r O t and
ltosw fe=:^Jihrlaw e
Vbilabelpbta abbertisummts
ALLEN L NEZDLEN,
ts Where., mod 35 SenD, Hitler Erred,.
PHILADELPHIA,
WIIOLESALE DEALERS IN OILS
Candles. Starch, Ac. A full assortment on hand t•
which the attention of dealcm la respectfully asked.
mrsidly
13altimore abbertiomento
Oliver Ware.
SAMUEL KIRK & SON,
Mom 1517.1 11341711101tE, MD.
Al i ,AN, I ,
ih Cir F .
ic SI . LVEIt TEA SETTS,
rer Moose and Yorke, and
nll other attract of elegance Iv Moor.
inlet Jurg.n,o's Cd .1 Watches Con!,
Fl u eeuxitux 711.1 a, nod Ines Jortlty of the most choke do-
ealeeted lu Europe enevutly by n member of our Arm.
air Orders by mail promptly executed. utyllkltudo
o. 11.110 •611.1-TTTO. SM. T. SWOT
•
ARMISTEAD. RIQUB & Co.,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF VIRGINIA
MA NCVACTVRETb TOBACCO,
N.. 3; Eschanv Batiracre.
o:42.•lerays .m hand • derv, +leek. which they di•trilm
at the lowest market prices. apaUld,
arboricultutal, 6rc.
Pittsburgh Hedge Perm Nursery. •
SITUATED ON WILKINS AVENCEAD
about cow truster of a mile from the "trend Toll art.
Data, on the Farintiri im.iMetdroukw' Plank Rani, an eaten
eitm of Fourth street, Led glint threw rid a gustier 'mile.
from Pittabnrgh.
{III. a JAMILS MI.IIDOCK. Proprkfora
They offer far sots • spry large coil alion of well grown
Tree. and Plant, a:lnside her trotoplanting this fall and
coming erring.
The - Nursery now edema so. thirty am. of gontod rigid
nontalto oecr :kakis . * tetra. altruist and plants, anti over 10,-
Oa 'ORD Orem,
to 23000) eerrgreeto and shrubs are of Otto
mite:for removal to tdrhartle and pleasant grounds.
Plante =rerun packed and stint according to ditecrions to
•orrart leav e United State*.
We bege local( the attention of /Le hirers of ging 4
bawl.. and vendors to the trade, to oar unrivalled collection
Ow the year ISM, enittrardna roar& all the Dragoon
Drolly, Indianians and m
an titer ka worthy of mewl cul
tivation in this section of mantry. Plants ma bo preCIII•4
of many kin, tinite law email* to Rite isomodlate effect.
Pri.. moderate In IMMO. FrODIKIVAINT. 01.1111 Or WOO
factory reference in Use city of 'litttatittrgh, requirod elf
times
ga„4ln-lars :011,...,1 to us through Willa. Post °®m,
htar Pith/burgh, Pa., or let al our standee market dam Itt
tlw Dtammul Market, will be promptly attend ,I to
0 , - . 1,1 , 1k wit S
Pratt Trees, Eros:greens, !to.
TLIE SUIISCRIBER. OULD MOST iima
respectfully rail the ettr,ntion his• friend, and rim
the public, to his 'cry largo siegk of Fruit Trees, lisergrucne,
Shrubbery, Roots, Ocean Ilona* Plant, de. Of Apple., the
Met Is Lopes.' arm Of Pear, we have • *ante 60liti Dwarf
and Siamiard of our owei reisiug of choice ...lett.. Peach,
several thotiould tine. with Cherry,. Plum, Apricot, ilaspher
rim, Gramsberrial. Currant., to. Our Evergreens, from Ito
6 feet, of which v. Sire many thonestadit t ers fur. Portions'
gaming large quantities will be. liberally *Mt with. Cell
anS re our snick. We alwaye givs otisAction. Orders
lett at the Pittsburgh Pmt Ottift, Mr. IL Dalretire Liberty et_,
the Oakland Nursery, 115 ilce w Penswylvania Avenue, or
Pittiburgh Notary, I% miles from Oakland, will be
promptly attended to.
N. lb—Planting done neatly to order.
ocliieltrS JOHN MERDOEM. Ja.
CC==M=l
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A L NT II S, ELM, . LINDEN, ati .
In s Mountain Ash, An death. skean Owing plant..
fag. JOILS MUNI. n9l
N. 11.—Mr. Thomas Mites, at the Oakland Nursery,
attend to planting shack tram, Gar wrsone regnlrivg
if _
.filistellantous
Cemetery Marble Werke,
No. 333 Liberty Street, below- Wayue
PITTSBURGH, PA. •
MATTHEW .LAWMON,
PRACTICAL H 111
AICELE.ASON,
v ir sII E S RESPECTFULLY TO IN-
Oaf
his friend. nol the Valle poandly, that ha
Lae leased the above penalem, for do menelhoture Rod ado
of envy variety of Mande Wort, nob ae
Monuments, Tombs Tablets and Gravestones,
of every variety and fur=
Mettle
Pend.. Titlark
Pier, Bum.
and Wash
• Stand Topa,
mkt, he be °tiering a. WV, as any other citablinbmsmt Wort
of the mountains. Ilia dock is mendy new, and ,by been
legal/tad by Minted, exprestle for this ruukat. Ito Is oleo
prepared to bold Budd Vault*, tucks.* Par Lod, with Mar.
LL or Stone, and to aucote any. other work in hie line, In
any of the Cenietertial a/Seining Pittsburgh.
103121.11111 - 1121111R001. no
new. T. El. Lyman, Robert Galway, Esq.,
lien, Wm. Titian; John Chialett. Pao,
Jiro. n: Shoentierger, W. L. lUgefalt,Sep.,
Charles Viewer. Eel J. IL ICU, Pao,
. P. Scott, YN., D. Coiling. Enid
W. P. Santo. Paq., I 0. It, White, EN.
The Tradelhrtdahed with all kinds of Pordgri and Dome.
tit Marble, either
fl
or In the rough, at Wholesale
prim •
Ile bat also node arrangements with the tuanufreturers
of the hint brand., fora constant supply of Ilydranne
Ct
tueat, Wator end Loularlllo limo, and Plater Par k , both
for Land and Ruts* Work, oU of aldth ha I. Pralnimd to
Punkt, at diorteintlce. ' inhlSoLterl
a:Z==
T E SITBSCRIBI.:11. IS MAN
uri IISRTABLE EI,OTTIOSO MILS;
Of A CIGALITY
SUPERIOR FOR SIMPLICITY AIM tIiTRABLL/IT,
to any other now Itt use.
They ran be driven by deem water, or horse power, and
bill
=n n I ertpdalUon to lrou Maetere, gunk f
Lnm eocleieand
lithely persona throughout the ountry who hare eurplus
power, or power employed only apart of the time on other
buelness, be Introdoeinrosto or more of those Mills Into
their establishineute, nosy greatly benefit theroselren Ond
Of thew 31111; M inches In diameter.) grinding over 12
bushels. Feed per hour. can be teen daily to operanonnt the
.011 nail Flu , sl Hill Of elllstrr. P001343t t Ca., Ite.C.l 'Wert,
Allegheny.
eferOnlesw filled 'Mtn dispatelt.
W. tor WALLACE,
11l Liberty , trees, Plttehttrigh,
•
12J1 RECEIVED-- •
- mow atha.nctitam •
'KW° Havana ••
bvt. Virgin's itanaikatand Toluca.
Vb. tales' •g+Xtalut of Chou* and Tobacco •Vor [tetrad
la this city, Is boar open tut eiltolnatkat and .I.le, at
GEORGE WEVRAN'S
cor.Stalthtlehl lanai and Llama' Alley.
.TOBACCO AND tS
-11 •
bu Richmoad Totowa; We mat S's dllErruat Nixed.
„ . 60 dwatikal halt pouok lump
• tras Ti tOL T l=trtfer,• ', , 4 %
100 Wm Cut and Dry gamin City - Bavarian . sag Spiulsh
mixed,
216,000.1tayina and Gfunan Cigars. la gore and for ado
at - EDWARD T. MtElliEtril
• Wilalaa4le Tat6.-co Warahousp,2ll Mart, -
ordavdte the Read of Mai.
I AVE• 11.1! ' .. e.A:NDLESTICE.S;
• Aik exilalkui.
.. •: , . and cheap article . - ..
ter Ellehaq or
' • Charabor use.
Wholesale and
. , ..
At the /MD titY Store =a ...."
. . ." 1 • ..
4'.
'•'• i • Ths Warehouse a ; , I i • ;
. .
.. • T. I. tillie it Ca,
.
. . garg - . ' N 0.113 Wood at, near ThTdg Alley,'
FRI Sit ISVIIER. -60 (nbil Al triOly..,',OMO
. _freak Bader, SOkdoll• CAP. maim' thla morn and
Rot Mala at N 0.21 Filth ousel, uppoelte3liaottA,CA . ,.. , ~:...,
Groat' illoirgatne to the Trade.
ILE iSIBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
-loolkit Wok frktde sot the paha sl ei e reoroe call
f oondeo f thealoottea ote alitk of, tho !the? ittlaie
OAS' TIITURES. -
Cbsidellora Pendants . and Dradtets ad — o nlathostiand ;
anisb, hooey ands eloo,Plod,thad tad Llielloutie,
.ofrondohe...Vempo, Moho, tom
. ./Le.; to. Size
Cbttadhtti wad ondouh. orirote. Ligto it
westat-tro,al eupylt it it -dor t notice Loops or the
hlaro, at lottper mho to hour or toren; • •
}Mo% amonts:Q;
.litanoNo. 321 We m
Meth Booed ottet‘
liarteryilhooor mod Saar Noniatboao Vt p.bia ot,
spedmeT.o tfillodel
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-elegant- Store-Room otrat:._
Atm% botoTen
lisr &Um Goods sotabliohoterd, dok9agibrOT.L.4 o ..er f
8k34141ht. Enquirfat.f i • •
.. ...
rjr°- LET- -4 tiniahett Dwcftj t&
with ) ar.,l man ahrobbers, 4 ,- 4 4 4041 1 /
mewl on th e met bent fa A!l.o=4,Tbug..
dente of Soornien.- :Rent
Dr. J. P. DANlkPenttet.toeleh .
Or of 3104E.51)01t1.A..
feu doors bebop the
O LET.TIie Stormotwancl.Divelliug
ge.
.situate oh the corner orCrltern en..lElbette
It W. been occupied' Awe built se i timer). mat produce
Store, Anil ono of tho Leg atom in the city. Enquire of
it. U. EDiti,No,l:ll Liberty strut.
IThIVELLING IIOUSE TO RENTT-:-Thai •
commotllcert and se7l Dashed Thedlleg floiaae, N0:25
Pike street, DOR oeettpkil by the inbealbee.' The -beim ht•
la Mu mdcr, and haa all the modern oenreoleamonater. ,
pa; At., to make It dateable fOi a family. .koateetdotr
be, had Kay time after the Beaof 31ar. ,_Appl.y at 15 - .12
011arsatreet, to 'ale. d. - "rJAS. faI:GnIJN.
LET.—Three Brick7llouses, four/
Troam eack, In MO :th Ara:l4oh. Centre AVM
hiluerecilleltoad. Rent law tn A ., ouditeeent. 'Enquired
AT. ' WATT & WILSON. N0.'2001 Liberty street.
jOR RENT.—Tiro Brick Dcrellings an
Third stroet tour Stn'.' No. 153 hall tcu roomy,
by* ntaung, Out, Bub.: : 1331 40 eight
Quoins, Ons, hater,
Also, an Office on Fourth rtreet, boar Cherry a1k1.." Rd= ....-
so per nanum.. WOODS, 76 l'oorth •:
LEASE.—A desirable Lot iti'lbtrFifth
ISt ni,abora narnMon se, fronting Atka feet on labtity'
at_ and ertendln g back one bundrad Motto Spring allay, Gala=
able for a Cold or Ltmo Yard.. Ibrumas e.idra of . -
• 0401141 E •WXYILILS,
•
Ja9Af • or. o Diamond ed ; : and Inadtbnaldat.. • ,
OOFFICE TO LET on Fourth street, between
Omithrieldsad.Womt.na.—No.:: - - :Apply lf •
=LI • AL77IN 1e9u1419 &CO.
FOlt BEST.—A Brick liouße on Front a.;
beer Market, time skairles.hlgh. R•at $160.. RIMS •
'Mon on tho tria of dp2ll. APPIY
mrtv itExAnarti
LEr.—The 11011 formerly • occup i ed b y • .
tho som of Teolpareace, oo the comer of Wo od : ' • " pr
street.. Eupsiro of JOHN WOILL 130 N, - - • '
matt • Kw= Liberty amt.
BALuwiN TOW 1 , ; SILIP PItOPERT YFOR
SALE—We luso CO acres of coal load situate loth.
Awl* tonzabip, cow Pollock Mills, oo donsoft• Ron, bar
cones trait_ the' city. The land dli tillable, acid about CO
mien Ofgood black coal acid oasy of atom. Will be sold at .
$6l acrd, ou reasonable nom. - Apply to
EILARRLT MU.
1. 3 Real Estate lkokenk-.•
A LLEGIIENY PIIOPERTY . FOIt SALE
11 Ws hays a Ilosna and Lot of Urtnintl vitoant oft Pia ,
alloy, near the Diamond, Ink Irded Afinre two:
story Brick Masa, contslog saran ; urn Aulabod,payosc Da.
Wed attic, o Larks cellar, water intim Baum anti yerd. - .111.
property still will lowtncl on ciury terms, a/ Ihoolnur
arm
property wi ll
south. ' Apply to BL. s, it *lent
Beal Mats Invite. •
fiLASGOW PItOPERTY FOR SALE--We
have two lots ofground In Olaegow. Ilearsr,Co.,abwot .
40 mike below thls• eity, on the Pittsburib and Cleveland
Railroad, on whirl there Is crated a large two story brick
dwelling and along house, 80 feet front, each storylo and 11
feet hlgb, brick amok° house, frame staltle, wal of good Ira,
ter, wordeo, yard and shrubbery. This pruyarty yrouldsulr
well for stare or I:6m. Will La sold eat a great taks•lalit,' ,
. BLAKELY ,
Apply to
Jot
.. Seal FStata Hrotati:,:
A LLEUHKNY CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALF.—M. ban to toteorgr666a• tkuiairper of •
Federal and Locust area.; eark 1.465, train elm $6,1 6 • .2!
Ivan on Federal, and running. betk along LoCnot street 14 .
feet to an alley._
The.. aro eery dellrable lots, and , nfil
suldnes bargain. AP ply to • IILAXKLTA. HICLIZT, •
ntyl:B . ,
niilo LINO FOR SALE.--The.sutecribcc.„
ollerr
ws,i,-tk. u...,tpirnably . 44. , nuk s e
candy, Ohio, commonly knOwn as . Bow.meo • weetlobi"ali
tabby GAO urea. It Is altnated throe villes , a biest or Mesa "
low .= the State Road leaillag b Vedder, mid rebid al out:
two mUes of the OW assil-Periveyleatila , Railroad: 'lles
mooch, east, and borth.eaat quarter. are partly clean:dant
improved—the remainder lieuvartel with .perior *abet., ,
awl the whole Is . well .
vacated by sprlogs awl monk]; ,
arum,: TAL.edNua I, considered the fittest tidy of lard ' •
In the county. It will be sold uudivided or In quarters to
salt porehasers. llama who deals* to Invest .1a teal
estate a better oppOtionity Is rarely offered,
B.swinuat, .
No. 101 eth at,littsborgh
mrl2:audia P
GOOD BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE—A
Lot 60 feet by 125 fret 0 Inches, oe the earner offelar4
Lane and Cbartlrre et.. 31am-beater. Would make 3 thee
cite. for Orate raldetuxe—erill W euLleeparatelj or to to.
lot to mk jambe... Title perfect and terme way, Yoe
further Information apply It McILROrg
Real Ilatats and Intelligence like,
Jet Na 2 kt. Clair street.
PORSALE—A two story frame House, con-.
tubing 1 rooms, porch to front and kitchen In Marl •*.
good cellar with stone wall; bokt,vert, hydrant. a number
of cherry trove and other shmbbery Jo the yard; brick enable
on
the roaforthelot. • The -lot b'7) by 100 het, situate ca. -
the comer of !covet street sod' Whltecak alley, akloitthig
the residence of er,llayor Adams. It .111 be iuld love for
cash, or exchange fur a fano. ApplyßUN,
Weet side of Federal street. a.vr.nd 4. - ‘e Sonth.of the North
Commons,,Allegtarny City. . jet
FOR SALE.—A taco story frame house co' — v, •
talning four room., pOrchlo froodaal kitchstOt rear.
good cellar with aunt , on, Whs.-sten, hydrant, a outobt.t. 7
of cherry tress and other 'shrubbery to - the yard. - Int*:
stable on tbs rear of the lot. The lot is Id by 100 feet, sits.
ate on the comer of Loma street and Whiteout diens:V ., . • -
Soloing the residence of ea-Mayor Adam.. llwill be mid
low for cash, or to asaange for a farm.. . •
dyply to O. W. MINN, Federal et, s.fdoor` Scsitb'Of the
North Comtoone, A ll egheny Qty. • •• - • • meal: ' '
VALUABLE :CITY, PROPERTY
SAUL—The ututertlgnettofferi G,f We're, faro/able
tame. • large number bf bultillug 'lnto In the Bth Ward Of
the 'dry. .320, lots front on keonsylralda Areritte,' Watson,' '
Forbes, Lomat, Maria, Vicroy and Bluff streets, are but •
limeminatea walk from the Conn Umme end . •41.11.4.444
. Plano= dealroos of jecorttur • eourenhadand
fors home, or -trial* teintrchima biipeenhiAlem, - 4
is • part of Smelts 'ankh roma cootione atesailylo imprint*
will And it to their aAvantam to call upon the anhaerlber. •
C. MAOEg Ally at. Law
my%Af No. 104 fifth simaL
FOR SALE.-260 ocres'or. Load on Fishing
Creek, V. mile. from. New 31artinerillo,,Westan
Va., between 70 end BO ecru cleared, in good mato of mitten,
Mei, on which are • log Loose, large log barn uni 3 log
stab/sic also • good orchard; wee water balmn goW
timber of various kind., end plenty of teal. Will be ,
tow or traded for city properly. Apply to O. W. BUNN, 11•6:,; -
antetreit, EL of N.ConmorMe. Alloßben/ city. '
ESLUENCE IN ALLEUIIENY FUR
iL HALF---Situoted on Bank Wit, in ShopoOrlo
hoes borlng S frost of 211,4 hat,1221 Stet In dopth—oat.lrhisb
to eroded TWO STOICS - FRA3LE DWELLING MUFF cusp . -
taint uniX Mon, Wash Homo, Oran,llydrunt,Colyr,4
° Ws a rlitra t = =, and iota:Emil' it Fitt
rTut ' Zih.washa rintro. WM be :*L
to B. WLATS /F. SON, 511% Fourth ou
QMALL FARM FOR SALE.-33 acreir, of
which there is 23 clawed, all touter good ince; Lamm'
2zab r. Impm.omenta a good tram bassi and aping Maw,
iagdseUlog liaaaa. 21 hat -square, all ohmaluy ont-haild- •
Ingeorlll Waald cheap for mA. For hat partkalats apply
McELIIOrB
Real Eatati atd intellßl¢snceoll r 0;
GREAT•BARGAINS IN COAL LAND.-
lgo now ear thst ialonblo cod Trat of Lad, tlnain
on tits Monongahela:river, In tn. third goal, indlotaing th e
tarn of Wobsur, coubining 4.74 arm SS 1.121 of niflbh •
pure blnek cal oft feet..n; than fa goo anooona. Vain •
43i fat. 53 nom of Lao Midair, anal& gn- pit partt,Thin
property canna be odfor, * dal BOA on WDionan
u tho ts good sad dap limber all rot.
sow of lie par,ls °frond a • mot 13ARGAD.: en Onset
la going Wont. Apply at once to - - •
.N 4- D...irLAnu& SON, 1834411 th
F
,•ARMS FOR SALK-113 =Tea' of en wricti ;
4: num und
tak.,114A.1 or , coa, Pittabetrek 11;41*
fa+ 4 Chioleit •
113 Atrem Facellant LIM azd Wart Cal. sear Dip' • -' -'
.gto. •
103 Atm of Land on the Railroad, 21 Mues below th
MEEM EBM !MI
VI Acres of Land tlusemiles walker tblecity.
o4==ids' house. and UAL wusi immoral,
t 2 ted Retrieter, wig.* la given tn. ea ...: 1 , ..,. .
ho wish to pluctdid t,
of . • •
• • ..TIIONIAS WOODS, Rod Estate Braker. • : ''''"'" ''' -
_.1 ,16 - . . -' - N0..75 - Fuertli rereet,
COAL LAN D'FOR
Vof so oars for do ONE
N balm ioa-,Prkit'ACEND
HUN L
siDlofod on }h. th.t. polo. Of the mind nostroilifficitaint •
on the l
The attannon or Iron
I li a ;oa1 8100, eaPftaltsfslA
directed to thisproporty, as Waned thoospportanltylte
mina& iniaounont Is such IND not oftan profound T. •
soma ors miff— mU La obtained kit.?
e"Alw EiTti b ra;3 Stock sal Not* &otos* ' •
_
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MAP FOlt SALE.—A two
.taibrsck awenhog, .1t.u..4 Aftb•Arcitr
• 1.14 strect,:rmar Mad Street Ilrldgo, 000tatolmt
rooms. The owner hailtm kft the ate, is dewlap= of oolt,
The hamo Is adreatagemody loaded tor • rookinaier If mot
fold beton the lettr or,libict), It odd blur roat...Apply to
Jolls
.4.• Liberty otroet. .•
VOlt SALE.---Tho limos in 'which I twat
c. Beath Co;tuam between • Baidualty , itjell
mod kat Common, Allegheny,
melgullY 1; JAWS 011A8l.
fßottetarg
- Dollar Savings Bank.
G. es north Sired. Mfifdde Doom, Aeir .1% - e 1.1%4.1
rIPEN DAILY FROM 9 TO 2 O'CLOOK
ww....1.3. Rid Saturday mornings, Stott Stay
first to November first, from I' to 9 o'clock; and Trots, 119.
umber first to May firm , room 6to S o'clock. '
Depoelta received. of all mon not Ins OA our ltklbm,'
nets a dlvideud of Os profits declared Wee a par,th
Jun. eats December. • Inteutet tram declared at the eats M
als per mat. per annum, In Der Mater, 'ISM, 'Mat, Is Jana,;
Books coutalulng the Charter, Desoto, Bubo and Der
latlovie forfileked irrst* I
- ZPrasidnal—GASOßGE 4ZEMME. '
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llopurell list:burn,
l'
P.Jiat ty
James W. Matkoare,
Mannar DMllley.
John S.CoeFrave
JOE 'G. Sackett..
Alot ThU Cba l
scoi
/abn B. •
Canflekl,
J. Ilinkter
Atom A. Carrier,
Mules A.Cultoni
Douglu, •
Francis *Viz. ,
64org• F. °Moon.,
• JIMMIE. MG;
MUD= E. Ihrren,
Jana 114rdtgan,
Arnim, asett. Tn.
.114/S&-au/9.
431607/0/21r. 111.210LD & CO, •
LA..:KERS, EX.C4P GE: §TOck: 'ANA tl.l/
t sad Vocarrtat3r,o6t4„pdl36lll.
Simko taaghtsad sold 6atft..*Worr. ,
Swim. Pap*, Bonds gad Cow qa
zarosa mad mcabsec
13 AN14210 /10,0 kit: s _ t....
11000.,, , 7 ~
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BOXIBIBET" - -, .i.:....1301Fi111eC0.,,...? .- .
moturr niaIZif:..........WZMOVXD CO.,
CONNZLISTILLE,-...:"..: .. SATITTZ Ca, Pen,.
BRO O WN -......-- ' . - P .. ,,,, .:42 , 4i -.
xzw moan i,.. ...Ziat
, - Deposit{ "readied, limoopats um* km , '
oad'ereeoted, Beak Note; sad.f= r lZ
!! e
Steelia,otts sad other Beetattire eta,
?beim, Chereepoodeare tad eolloceope ,
7tio — LMES AWN, D F A. A . ri , ---'
1.1 - 4.1510 N sod Doteestki Utile Ot ' " .."'., . , ~ .3 1 ,- it ..f, 4 ,
or besadt., Bak Icoomant:Epeciwzsw--es ' its,,-4 , --•-,:'s .. , -,..F.1
= , illit-Cdlegtionsyndo on allstieverattairemee•... v"."..2-3,.. , , .1
t tko aired Brodie.
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