. • t... .. • .... .. , s „ eSHtebitraiil ilfaiiiii:64 ,iliad 2' lithaUth,- 0 l the I egialattwit -4 . "..-".4.4 , thelr l ' irl i i Wi r ' 411 4 07°746' raait'''l4-iiirtcviirliiii. AineitatiZa*ltinpetter foesiiigustS 1858; Wfvere I the county to i netallindWterefilithetticatinet b e I emits dient allYreendiedltithiti tout* sy,SPayee in • caittabearinglajmuthy . pews tratete. i reasonably , datatted, 'ErtS - 141?-ft riiiiiit(sered, i Witt 1885,s trithiatnrsennel'interest, and the einittliruseta cha mioleforthe, the leieof Zan- ; counties arneieretiftise af the leiliktoe,ina tht , ilisilderieitao boliktoenrretidktheir betide for damns lianillibiaiedirith learning and'adlity, powers vritliwideb the creature shall he endow- ! Baseellatioli` 'On receiving that new eecarity. Int . thellailte l lut d u7 dPalver'eftlte Writ applied.. el must be referred to the same absolute will that ; Whateaer interesels paid meanwhile will easily Pram all theaelourcerit la . ebundautly appa- ! brings the creature into being. If the creator ! admit of equitable adjustment, when the final not th at theeiser.preminted by the relator is a . does not possess powers to bestorr that is ono"! aezontiteoraei. ..' .' ': • - 7 lit one for Sxmadainuts Unless grounds be dis- ~ thing, but possessing." dein; they - Cie beetoWed; `' If this .foreehad6Witig, of a passible remedy closed in the return for withholding it: - : there lean end at the question as to the right to '. lead to action on the part of the county, ebe will And Gila billies us to the consideration of the exerchie them, : not he at any loss for parties to sue, for the rail matters alleged the return. -. I ' Empowered to eubscribe to the capital stock ' road company is at hand; and every owner of The first • thing to he remarked, on looking ' of the Pillihlirgb an dstille RR. Co . , : bonds will become known; nide semissinnual into the return! .that the' Commiseioners no I the enbecription ma in accordance with the ititereit is paid at the enmity treasury. Itheie bait deny, either expressly or by impli- ' legislative will, no contracteould be more oblig- Bat, if the county means to take no effectual cation, the execution of the bonds in question. atory. The authorised mode ' of making the ; action for her relief—if she will drive her credi- Nor Is their delivery to the Railroad Company 1 oubscription geed was by the !eerie of raCh car- i tore to eheer law, by refusing . all perfarinthees -- Reage,RoAu s :TAX QuEBT,T orr. .in paym en t of the tounty ertbecription denied. 1 tificates of loan or bond as the relator bottle.— ;of her promises, she must be judged by the law. ---.--__ So-far forth, then as the execution and delivery I The respondente do not deny thatthe.netificates ' Upon the law the defense proposed cannot be Deetateei of Ike eat Couest. of the ID9trumenta of indebtedness can hind the ior bonds were ascertained and delieSnsi in sat- I sustained. ; • . Thursday Morning, the.teeprer oe Court d e _ county, she is bound, for execution and delivery tofu:lion of the subscription. Thu bounty has 4th. Having said so much (not too much we livered astopinion gielig judgment for.the Be- arc unquestioned. got the stock, which was the consideration of hope under the peculiar circumstances of the . later, and venting the peremptory mandamus Another observation isthat many of the pleas the subscriptio n . The certificates or bonds on case) upon the main branch of the defense, it ita the cameo( [botto m c ur e J oseph T. Thomas or allegations of the return_ are wanting in that the face of them pledge the •"faith, credit and will not require many words- to dispose of the J. - le. •The Cotionisaloners of Allegheny county. pertinency, directness and certainty which the , property of the county" for 'the payment of fourth and all the remaining pleas. , Ophtion by .WoOdward. J.; 'concurring optnion law requires. both principal and interest. The pledge is ab- The fourth pion is a sort of conjectural in • '', by Lowrie , O. J. * ' At common law the certai n t y req u i re d i n re. ,solede for the interest as for the principal. It rogatory as to whether the relator is a bona fide s . Tint Comnionweal th or - penneyivanis vs. The turns to mandamus was as strict as that which 'was a public loan, On the faith of the public I holder of the bonds he claims. His Gaels not .00ta- fis s ion of the County of All egheny, governed eSloppele, indictments,' or Mures to credit , . Such loons are common, not only en the exactly denied or admitted, but we are asked to • - asfeastuinass .write of habeas corpus, and the statute of 9th part of our General and StateGovernmente, but put him to the proof of it. • . ' The *platen' of the Court was delivered by Anne C. 20, though it relieved the process of among all organized States of the civilized world, We cannot do it on so uncertain and equivocal Woodward. t en' • Many of its common law peculiarities, did not and there is DO sentiment on.which Mankind are a lea, Ho alleges positively that he is the of such owner and until it is positively denied he cannot • s On th e 21st of May last this Court, at the in- take away the strictness , of return which the more united than en the inviolability • stance and on complaint of Joseph_ T. Thomas, common bsw required. Our legislation has not public pledges. And the eentiment ie very sound, re p required to prove hie title. , sas relator, awarded tin alternative mandamus touched the point, for repudiation of public obligations is sure to squared Tbe debt is denied in the fifth plea, which, , . -waled the•Couuntasioners of Allegheny county, But the Court of King's Bench (now properly be followed by social disorders and general ' de- cousidering that the execution of-the bonds is requiring . teem to pioceed, under the Acts of called Queen's . Bench) herd gradually relaxed °ay of private morals. A pledge of the-I:while not denied, must be taken as an argumentative sissitatbly. eelating to county rates and levies, the common law rule, and at this day the ter- faith ranks an es imperfectobligation, because's° inference from all that has been previously Si - r s and make preview's for th e ,paement of the in. taint y required is said to be certainty to a certain ... , tercet accrued end accruing , on certain bonds Mini in etenertd—whieb means that which, u pon Hate or community muyfurnish a qualified rem- have been the appropriate mode of putting in '. "''' • • lesoed by the county, to the aggregate emottnt a fair and reasonable construction, may be cell_ edy ogling ;te e m, but unless it do BO the can- issue the creation of the debt. It the plea Means of $300.000. e .tw0 of *Lich the relator bolds, or ed certain,- without recurring to poseible facts tract isreniediless. that the deht,,having once existed, Is extin . .show alt &dogma* causefor their not doing E s which do not appear. ' And every allegation of Everything beyond this moot be referred le geithed by the circumstances alleged, that eve - .... Mo-thie writ the Commissioners have made a re- a return must be direct, and be stated in the the arbitrament of the sword. But, because all argutnent, turd not a plea; and as such is con - turn, the eafricilenny. of which is herea ft er to be most unquali fi ed manner—not inferentially or I ordinary remedies are lacking, tbe obligation Is demeted by the rules of pleading to which I have - ' notice& ..... s • argumentatively, but with certainty and plain- I consideretiall the more peered. In the revoln- heretofore adverted. The ,remainder or this . . . ...; s' . The *usual for the relator deeming it insuf- nese •TaPPing 351-357 - • I tion of governments, whatever dynasty goes up plea, which a ll eges a specific remedy atlaw, is iltdentattire Moved the Court to disallow it, and The jurisdietions of this Court are derived lor down, the public debt remains. and is always sufficiently answered by what was. said in dote .. . . ... steward."' .peremptory nutademue, end on this from the constitution and legislation of Penn- ' recognized by the existing government. The lug the position and eights] of the Relater. • . motion argument has beed fully heard by the sylvania, but the measure of the extent of its strottirett state of EileoPo is Dot Strong enough fith. The sixth plea alleges the corruptiousef • . ;;001thaeref sue respective parties. Jurisdiction is according to th at erth e Q aeet e e to repudiate her. debt, The weakest and most the Grand Jury end the County Commissioners, 1 . Thls motion is according to the course of the Bench and the Exchequer Chamber in Ragland, contemptible is not base enough. • in making the alleged subscription, but in terms s common law of madames , but by the statute, BO that we naturally follow the former tribunal The State of BenneYlvania has - been sorely quite 100 general and inde6uites for so grave a ss lieth to : Engle - ad and Ponosylvanta, an uneatis- in the rules that obtain in mandamus pleadings. tried at beyond periods of her history, but she charge This pl ea was not preeeed in the argu ,. .. ~ I- factory return la noW required to be replied to Taking the ntle that requires certainty and di- has never tarnished her fame by entertaining meat hut we were happy to hear the dounsel on ' 1. by a demurrer; plea or traverse s Under our leanest" tea reasonable intent in general, it will forint inetate th e thought of repudiation. When the part of. the Relator explain, without. 'contra • ' !taute s t* nee then assumes the form of so bon found, as we proceed with the analysis of the ebo could not pay eho has issued scrip bearing diction, that the nuns of money referred to in tredinary.action at law, and all questions prop_ return before us, thatit is a defective return in an interest that would compeneato the creditor this plea, Were paid forclerical services and other ,erly analog are' to be tried i n th e wise meaner many particulars.. The ernes! partite it may for delay—ltas taken effectual means for pay- necessary expenses inspreparing county bonds I • is was formerly done at oottimon lair in th e ea. be regarded ere so many pleas and may be num- mea t at the earliest period, and she him sat- for issue—not only than in question, but where „Alen r a [nine return. If judgment be given bored arulatated as follows : formly measured the extent of her obligetione also. •'' for f o p tarty nieg the writ, a peremptory writ, lee It- first-sets out that the Grand Jury did by the °Mend acts of her' official agents, with- Finally, it is icsieted that the Act of Assam '..., • . -,Of mandamus Janes without delay, as if the re- not recommend a subscription, of any ...rives out retard to the fidelity, the wisdom, or the bly authorising the auttecription is unconstitu- I_ . - turn bad been adjudged insufficient. At corn- amount" of therm' of the stock of taid compan y , prudence of those agents. Herein she has fur- tional and vI do not mean to discuss this mtes Jaw ' , judgment is not necessary to support The irrelevancy of thin will b o s een. not ma y nished a u exataple for all her sisters of the Con- question. That was done in Sharpless' case. the peremptory writ; under our statute it is. from the general views hereafter to be expressed I federacy. and for all the counties, cities, town- Several than have taken place In the mem. ~.. Suck in brief, is the statutory mode of pro. in reference to the third plea, but from the ate i ships and horouuhe Within her bordere—an ex- berehip of this Court since that case was decided, ending in nits of mandamus; and, becaus e it sense of any adlegatiow OD the part of the relat o r I ample worthy of universal Imitation, and which but et no time eince could a different judgment is expteiudy oined by our Act of 14th of June, that the Grand Jury recommended any "given no county is better able to imitate than this have been obtained. The Acts of Aesemble on 1888, and neeeesery also for the sake of gym- , amount." He does not allege it, and he was weathy county of Allegheny. s this subject have never been regarded as wise • matey of the record, we shall treat,. the motion I under no necessity to allege te fur the act of The ceteli. ion Preecribed by the Act of were and wholesom e legislation by any member of the s , and argtionent made on behalf of the relator, as I Assembly did not require the G ree d J eri to wa s a role tuelie Railroad Conipany. Tl.rg were bench, but it must be remembered that a great : • a demurrer to the return of the respond en t s. specify or designaththe amount of the subscrip- not to dist.... of th e county bends at leas than deal of vicious legislation may be had within and Preweed to c onsider the oase„ m a if it, had tiers The act authorized the county to subscribe Par. and tho county might have restrained them the boundaries of the constitution. The cedilla ' been entered in form. an amount. not exceeding ten - thousond short; on by injunction from doing so, as several countiee lotions l powers of the legislature are not neces done. But ohs stood by to silence, eerily as limited as its wisdom. The Courts often -. ... - : The• sufficiency of the return is'ilthe fairly , the recommendation of file Grand Jury. The rein- have lately • raised upon tathrecor& Befor e proce e di ng t o '.tor charges . that the Grand Jury recommended a and suffered them to be disposed of without no- find thenuselvee unable to set aside Acta of Ac tin" It; however, it is necessary to obtain a clear euther , iption not exceeding tea thousand sham, and lice to the public, remonstrance to the. Company, sembly on comititutional grounds, which they ' . Ac dew of the grounds on which the- relator has that the Commissioners made a subscription of or appeal to the Court& would be glad to repeal If they had a cone t e n them:don. ' . six thousand. It is manifest that the plea meets Under these circumstances the question arises, renal veto. _ -, He olalmato be the Censer, in his own right, I nothing contained in this charge, and amounts is Bile bound to provide for the interest! We The precedents for this species of legislation ,• of two bonds or certifillates of loan, executed by !to nothing as a defense, becatise the law did not I unbesitnt iugly tussWer—ttit. Bur as. are so rinmerou4, the rights and intermits vested the Comdselonere 'of Allegheny count y on th e iliopose en the Grand Jury (ett in the ease of kler- I The bomb, were a marketable urtiele—they on the faith of it so great, and the reasons in 115th day of July, 113f,d3, under the seal of said i car County vs. the Pittsburgh and Eri e Railro a d I were made for the markets of such securities-- supPeetof itsconstitutionality so olearlystated in •ciontes forsl,ooo each, (part of ,the aforesaid I Co.: 34 Casey, 3900 the duty of .. deeignefi ne " and the comity. haring permitted the company the ease referred to, that we do not feel called Aliens of $300.000,) payable to the Pittahurgh & ' the subscription to be made. It simidy requir e s , teOptit. them ielo the market, and still allowing en, tor Indeed at liberty, to enter anew into 13toubenville s italleoad Compa ny, or hearer. on , th e tamed Jury's approbation of the sabscrip- them to stand before the world as genuine the iovestigalloo. Especially is it uunecenary the 15th day of July,lBBs, with interest at the 1 lion contemplated by the act; and the relator I pledges of the faith of the county, unquestioned to do so, when the people of Pennsylvania, who t he RIX per cent. per annum, pay a bl e s em i. 1 charges that such approbation was obtained and ! and as if unquestionable, it is the plainest of all make our covatitationa have sanctioned the `Mundi on the 15th day of January and July, I a subscription made within it. 1 dictates, whether of morale or of law, that she judgement in Sies"' case by so amending at the may New York upon presentation and ' But this first plea proceeda to charge that if t should provide for the accrued and accruing in- the constitution ant forbid ouch legielation in -'s eurrender of the proper coupons thereto annex- ' any subscription was made , one bond was issued ! threat. To ibis extent her obligation is at future. .s- ed. He complains that the comity his wholly f therefor, in the sum of three hundred th ousand ' preoeut one and imperative. She cannot nen- The question should be considered at vest. . and wrongfully neglected to m akeiny,provision I dollars ; and that the several betide recited in the ieet, postpone or repudiate it, without stain en We cannot agree with counsel the!, becaueed it • : . tor the payment of the I , fou nt on said bonds. ! writ ,f issued al all, were issued without author- her good name more dark than the smoke of her is a constiational question, it should be treated Oar alternative mandamus, founding Reel( on the ity t of law and trot in payment of the su as always open. Where the meaning of the con prued , industry. matters charged by the - relator, recites an Act of ; subeeription of three hundred th "vasti dollars. l Nota - ithstanding all this, alleged in the plena imitation, on a doubtful question, has been once ' Assembly of 1849, Incorporating the Pittsburgh 1. Now, if duplicate aecurities were agreed u or . under Consideration , we hold.the Commission. I carefully considered and judicially decided, the ... sot Steabeinille Railroad Company, and a sup- , between the parties and made, this weald p ro , I era bound to do what the Relator calls on them instrument is to be received In, that sense. and &meat thereto of :26th Februry, 1853, author- impair the obligation of either of th ese securi- Ito do, and we will not allow ourselves to doubt every reason is In fever of a steady adherence siSssixing the county of Allegheny, through its COM - , des. And if the ru h arripurr and bonds alleged 1 that it will be done cheerfully and effectual- to the authoritative in interpretation. As the S.s...taleslon . ere, and upois the recommendation (items I were not made—or the Com " eioners mesnt to ; iy, withone-the exigency of a perepmtory writ. constitution stood, therefore, before the late grand jury toys ubscribe an amount not exceed -' lender an issue on that point, they' should have I 18" however ,. we are mietaken la this conviction amendments, It did snot forbid ouch legielation is th onmul shares . tte the cepiusl stock of ; put in a direct denial. They put it in hypoth- .if the Commatsionere shall deliberately resolve as that under which the 'subscription in question, to imperil the character of the industriene, was made. ' said eataPart7; to hone* Money to pay therefor, : eticatly, but issues are DOL formed to try bypath- / and taillike provision for the principal and in- eses, but facts. No;fact Lies, charged here as t thrif`Y and, respectable Cointintnity 'Whom they I have thusgooe, step by elep, through the L tenet of the money so tarrowed, es in ,other ,to be capableof investi g ation on an iseu e le i t I represent, they.inest expect the law to exha . turn and the conclusion of the whole r i s ems of loan to said bountei..' The wriefur th er ,he said that the unlawfulness of the bo . ade in I its powers to bring them to a better mind. that jedgement must be entered, as o detour. • recites the recomumedation of fie grand jar; of ', snit is the fact charged, the answer is that they But while'. we thus overrule thia_third ales , we rer, Torahs relator. i do not underrate the importance or the facto Jane lento, 1053 , that the connty should sub- ; are charged to be unlawful only if they were therein allege& And wo will not hesitate, is si came en ' for.). And DoW, to • Decibel aa amount not exceeding ten thousand homed, which is of a mode of plesdia much be . share" to the capital stocker said companp---the ,f low the rule of certainty sod directfess, witch : case of so much public) concern, to arpress our. ~m . .. 1 ... - selves freely in respect to them, without intend- rust '. , • fannf it subscriptlem of ale thousand shares-- vre have seen the law requires. log, however, to commit the judgment, of the eyt and the Lulus !of• beads therefore in the gross 0 And the second is worse mill, heesuee to- ' ; . „Ititnenitt- Of $1109.000, in Amounts resPresniralY of , tally irrelevant. The Commission en' plead, on • . CouLt on any future riur . stinn . that may arise. j i s ••• one thousand dollars *soh, and that the two inforntation and belief, that other honde (at ~,,, In, - 'i ' e regard he aiirgaii ee e is i d aii ..l'd ea, if eii!- bonds of the relmor, issued as Tart payment of jog to the sum of two honart d damn-Pond Jolla; said subscription, *ere transferred by the Reit- wore evbeleri.C.PY 10... :' !.. iiie !"'","-"----- road CoMpaey, ;Inconformity with the aforesaid enewweo.-- Act of Assembly of 18-53, no welt or en a ,:an . ,.. r _ -• - acts appro v ed Marva ".• ---- - A r. Krirtin_...s: s: Essi Wit glee upall our erailable space, today, to th• opielon'of the Supreme Coot on the Rail sold • Tilluestion, reserving eomments until ve hare more room. '. 4 , , -!-,,.," -...; e....- , ;:... it. -. charges also that a. large amount of interest la dee and unpaid. l• • Saab is the relater's cage. It is atrappropri et. cue for mandamus. He does not ask that judgment be rendered for him for the emoting of the unpaid interest, bat aimply that public ofEeers-,the fiscal agents or the county of Alle gbeny—clothed by law: with the power of assess ing and collecting taxes to the extentor one cent on the d Mar of the adjtatted valuation of taxa ble property in the county, shall be required to - • provide means for paying - that interest in ihe gams maon-r they. provide- for paying other ' , labia of the county. It is , obvioutt4hat be has no other adequate legal remedy. The acts of Aagembly relating • to county rates and levies, imPese no specific penalty upon the Commissioners for the neglect of such duties an the relator calls on them to perform, and if a penalty were provided, it is . well nettled that it would not ;supersede the rem ' ..,,i;;.t.-4.i.4 , :.edy by mandamus . If the relator were demand -IY_•.-, fug payment merely of his inteest, he migt, 1,4; 1 '1-.:;...-; - laderd, sue by sallower debt, ba t so might every 4 1 /.,...e i t,„?...:4 4 b01d 0 r of any of the three hundred bonds, and . ?,rt - ' 4 .P;;;,4,7ti , thus every eix.monthe would bring down upon . ~.- „ ,....41 7 - , , . .i., 7 , -, ..., . ..the county an avalanche of law suits that would ; ••:P..iz -;, i'; : ',.. - 11.1.'; "be destructive to her treesury; 'And a remedy • • - • ,1 , ‘ •''!..5U'..,;,0. that would require three hundred creditors to '...,....=''' sun twice • year for interest, could scarcely ...?4.. %vs; ' .-...,•_.„, : s be regarded as adequate. The law is bound to , -... 1 -- ~,,,, . furnish home better means, even if immediate payment were the thing ;sought. Bat where that is not the immediate object, bat the relator I only seeks to pat the County Commissioners in 1 • , motion to execute duties devolved on them by I law, neither the action of debt, nor any other •• . ordinary action, is adequate. I need not coo .. •, . elder whether be had any remedy in equity, for ,'. • ` actiordlog.tO the best authorities, both English and American, the existence of au equitable remedy is not a ground for refusing mandamus. , ' Although mandamus is usually spoken of as an ettnronfies q , remedy, end it is so in the sense tbat -,-,' ,it 'keenly where there is cleiFiegal right, and no ...-. . adequate remedy Tor it at law, yet since the time • ,'' " or Lord Mansfield it has grown into great again ' ',. • Distend, and the effect :of the various decisions 1 .. is said to be that the Court of King's Bench. Mt r , ' the general guardian of public' rights, and in, , • exercise of its authority to grant the writ, will , minder it, far as It' en, the euppletary means -of substantial justice la every awe, where there 1 Is no ether specific legal remedy fora legal right; ! ' . • and will provide, se effectually as it 'can,, that j all offisdal &diesels fulfilled, whenever the sub- 1 jectinattexis properly within its control. Origi- 1 willy.mandamus was aMere letter wisely, from ; • ' the King to a•- subordinate functionary, cum- ! =iodic% the Verforiaance of hi. daty—.-then it ! - became a legislative power—and finally was 1 committed' to the Court of King's Bench as a 1 judicial remedy,- and es each it has been exten- 1 ''',... 1 614 and :beneficially applied. Thus it is a general exile 'that, Wheuever an act of Perlis .. meat gives power to or imposes an obligation on • a particular person to do some verticality act or , In% and provides no specific legal remedy for - ' lin itTerformance;:tho Court will, in order to pre . TM% failure of „Puttee, grant the writ to com b i ud the doing of each an act or duty. The 1 oks abound with hist anon of the writ directed tninferior courts. magistrates and local author ities, omemseding them to execute acts of the . .- Legislature. /3o the Ordinary has often been _ oo . ..m i a l i nded to Grant letters testamentary and of ands, Bishops to iestitute clergy, al- I '`''' . derma argeeko to proceed in the +caeca- ' J ., don of their official d incorp orated cow - • riles to execute charte r'r; Ind church war tress to snakitand raise one or more rates for the repayment of Money and its interim, borrowed of the pariah . It Lies also to command a menieind corporation to enforce payment or ex isting borough rated. and to make and c . 0.. to :%e collected another borough rate wherewith to - perinstalmente on a composithre bondi s a g i n a mina In Sirenge's Report; 68, it was held to . Ileoonadanding the making at a 'county lit, Linea:es might be multiplied of the frequent Mom to thiswrit in England to inforceimeou- Men of official dales, apeolilli of a Scud na ture, Involving the taxing power; bat they will be found collected , and arranged under appro. priateftteada In Tapping on alandagnoa, to which Prefer pariah and it is not necessary that L should cite more. ,- --- - • • For a enocinot view of the law of this writ, a. ••••• it pienile lath.. United States, I refer to Au . ged & ACM/ on Ceisoritionw.:4lils-liiindemes.' .111 this Coast thil writ bat been often discussed,,. and; Many bisteWea. applied::.-- The gewerar rule with. us is thee...where* ministerial act, la idly doals,:tad: thare is no other spa*, lkt rem: win, It *Seaman will ' be granted too 'at, reqsdred: Griffith" vs; ' Cochran, S "Binney'B7; .103; Com. *a. Coebrin.- 2 'Scrgeent it Reader 1711; CO= ~1114 , Johnetoni g....mmio 275.. See idea 2 Slairoy 562; •lii Sergeant &' - sawlei 317; 20 Poitiodtepa. 618;4 Clang 808. ' • - : I tea Ago it t• 6l # ol / 'ol ' 64 • ll na - .ii KilaP.U' tb ? Vil Viliii# l 4. l 4l l i4ollAo 4169-11*, - -:: - '."'•"- ; _ -, ; : 11 - i.•;;; . 0^.:mfy,434,!.M-- ~,, , , , ,70:"•,,,,,1•g0tay.iet:-.... . :: ~r 8. ninDLn co., szuroza aad ""PRiRTOAS IP 833 "g°I3EL FEWAY MORNING, NOV 12, 1858 _ . cam. .... •1 7 1nri was this _...,.....wrmyr5- -- -r i wer ". The relator says nothing about an issue of $200,000 of bonde— d' pretends to hold no bonds of each an issue, and • asks for no judgment or action of this court in i- I respect of it. If, in point of form, this were I ' regarded as a sufficient tender of an incur, ii It I would be an issue outside of the record, and c . therefore irrelevant and impertinent. 3. We come now, in the third place, to the most important part of the return. Matters aro herein pleaded with tolerable certainty, which ' suggest questitnis of the gravest import. Tao Commissioners refer to the provisions of the act of Assembly of Feb. 24th, 1853, which forbade the bonds or certificates thereby authorized to ' be sold at less than the par values thereof; and then they allege that the bonds were in encases disposed of in violation of the said condition. The amendment to this plea denies that the bonds of the relator, or or any of the $300,000 , issues, were sold or transferred by the railroad company, in conformity with etther the last mentioned acts, or nets of second and 27th March, 1655, as averred in the writ; or that any resolution was adopted by the Commissioners, ' as charged, to dispense with the provisions of the first of the above named acts, and the plea : goes on to charge that the bonds were sold sod transferred before the passage of the last two mentioned acts, and in open disregard of the first of said acts. The force of the facts hero alleged will be op , predated when it is remembered that the -Act of 24th of February, 1853, in conferring authority ! on the Commissioners to make the subscription, 1, appended the condition \ “that said bonds or cer tificates of loan shall not be sold at less than the i par Titles thereof." The subsequent Acts of March, 1854, modified this condition, so that the Company might sell below par, "provided that no sale shall be consummated until tht Commis- !donors of the county which issued the bonds 1 Ishall have ; by resolution, determined the lowest price at which said Railroad Company may sell I , the same, said 'violation to be recorded In the 1 minutes of their proceedings." Now;therelstor alleges compliance with three , provisions, and sets forth an extract from the 1 minutes of the Commissioners, to the effect that on the Bth day of April, 1855, they passed reso lutions reciting the above named acts of March, 1855—the subscriptions on behalf of the 'county 1 to several railroad companies, the Pittiburgh land Steubenville included—and the desire of the !Commissioners not to hinder or delay the work on said roads, but rather to push it forward to completion, for the purpoea of 'strengthening 1 their security for the eemi•anntial paYment of linterest oaths certificates of stook hewed by said. companies tosaid counties—and that thereupon i they resolved that the said companies "may sell lany county bonds in their hands, belonging to them, and which were received in payment of subscriptions to the capital stock of said compe -1 nice, at not less than seventy.eight cents on the dollar." In this manner the relator deduces the right of himself and other bondholders to purchase the bonds at seeenty•eight cents on the dollar, but all this the respondents deny. They deny the resolutions of .the Commissioners and the leal. of any bonds under them, and allege that the relator, and all who with him are interested : in the $300,000 loan, got their bonds not only before the alleged action of the Commissioners, but Wore the law was pained that authorited them to reduce the price 'below par. The demurer must be taken as admitting facts so precisely pleaded., The acts of Morel, 1855, and the action of the County Commissioners ee -1 ducting the price of the bonds, are thus put out l ot the'case, and it must be assumed that, the bonds were sold before the acts of 1855 were ! plumed, and la violation of. the condition con talned in the Act of 1853. Then the question which the record presents is this: Are the Com missioners of the county bound to provide-for the interest of bonds only hissed by them, but which have been sold by the railroad company for less money than they were required by law to demand for them. ' If they are, this plea; though sufficient inform, is immaterial in substance, and must be diere garded; if 'they are not, the relator has no right to a peremptory mandamus. . 7 , Theo county of Allegheny, though not strictly, 6 IFal corporation because it yogi liaell: Illithill itself no legislative powers, le ne41,11 . - !sewn body penile, with many corporate pistem It Mae a common seal.-. 14 capable Of oontrilatlng. —of takieg and h oldinrproperly real aid' 'per eonal,' ening and being su e d . ' - A Ina; corporate powers, says our Act of - 15th p 1834, skill be exercised by the Cenikt'y Coutmlietot*. , The bnildleg of railroads Tont- I w o of tjs*titly:Was never german 1.0 thrtpur poses ertlia4sindtution, nor within its -al erorpoOitelefirerr Snobs county was cap generable or scelpttot iniolv.': - ttLion of 418 0 w/it-I Wt tfraehaktdiehntalt. weal& - Ist ifseststotibtlAiSigresfiC `WbetboAliarW - 1 - 410111 011 04;.ineatainthney tio 4sAfte gb* 1111441****-10hikWPI t tk" .-...4. k :5.,....;' . -,7 r - ' ,. .; . :' ,47. , -4, ."..7 ,-- - , . , - , i , 4::; , . - -',"-. 1 .4i.,,Vi.,., 4r atl.le.e,Z4..kta4m4.z.rts,iliiZ.t,JY,;,,q4!,a-I,.Z'.' table defalcation on behalf of the conni, the principal of the debt. Let us contemplate them a little in this aspect. The stipulation that the bonds should be void at par was not unreasonable. It was a becoming expression of confidence in the faith and ability of the county, and was calculated to repress those scandalous spectilatione of stock jobbers which are a disgrace to our generation, and which have ruined many a meritorious enter prise. The county had a right to contract that condition. She plighted her faith on no other. She did not pay she would pay the bonds, what ever they sold at, bet if they were transferred before the Bth of April, 1866, her language was that she would pay them if the purchaser paid the company their par value. If transferred after that date, her tannage was that she would pay them if the company received from the pur chaser seventy-eight cents on the dollar. Such was the contract, and nothing more can he mods of it. And every holler and receiver of the bonds had nonce, at least of the first condition, for there, on the face of the bond; it was plainly said it was "given in pursuance of the Act of Assembly of 94th April, 1863." That act was a public law, of which brokers and their customers were bound to tette notice as well as other peo ple. In the bond there was express reference to the Act, and in the Act the same condition was expressed in unmistakable English. The object of the Legislature and of the-coun ty was to promote the building of it railroad down the valley of the Ohio, which should rem edy the inconveniences that droughts and frosts occasion to river navigation, and open a steady outlet for the immense productions of the county to the great markets of the South West. It was not a scheme of madness or of folly, but a na tional conception and worthy of the helping hand which the county proposed to lend it. Bpecti latent should have taken notice of these things, and should have heeded the legislative guards which were thrown around the undertaking. Suppose a father, willing it help a eon in busi ness, lends him his credit, in any form of paper that is not strictly negotiable, but etiptilates on the face of it that the son shalt not sell it at less than par, and then stands by and sees him sell it at a ruinous discount, without objection. Is there any doubt that, in courts of law, the father would be held to pay the paper, principal and interest, according to its tenor? I think he would be a bold lawyer who would deny it. But suppose the father should go into a court of equity, and show the violation of the condition under which he contracted, and offer to pay or renew his paper for the actual amount the son had received, would not a chancellor hear him? This is a question which we are not to decide now, for it is not raised. Perhaps it never will be. But should the County Commisaionere arouse themnelyes from unworthy dreams of re pudiation, atll,brlng the railroad company and holders of these bonds tome account in a court of equity,) and jeatablinh the fact that the bonds were disposed of for less money than the law en. joined, it wouldbe a subject of very serious con e-aeration whether the county ought to be re quired to 'proe for them, or pay beyond the sums actually 'th rived by the railroad company. Why should nuts 7 In seeking equity she would be obliged to do', equity, but would It not be equitable to have her obligations canceled upon restoring to the unlawful purchaser the money he had paid ?' What more could ouch a pur chaser in good conscience claim? May he com pel the county, against the tenor of her bond, to pay for that which neither she nor hir benefi ciary rest red? On what principle? The no , gotiabilltof the bonds ? They are not nego tiable • Ina rumente, within the law merchant. The seal pails that plea. Nor did we treat 3. them as au It, in Carr as LeFevre, 3d Casey, 03. The bonds in that case were not county bonds, ,'but betide of a private corporation, and the point ruled was that, when payable to bearer, they . pas by delivery and carried - with them the right 0 action in the name of the receiver. But no pin 'pis or deeleftintiltat I am aware Of, , would nee arilytteladiWikqellable defence to such , a d tas thisliettlally if the pate 'LA chaser IS aft , fed by circumstances of notice. ,- Or will II staid that having enforced pay t :of the terms, ' the lief/tripe! must be en i mast . r _ , ' , forced; of co rats? As well might It be argued that the lawbaviog adjudged the right, equity tte ii 1 Iticepable of restraining or modifying the .remedy—tathing.whieh it is the frequent office , Urequlty to do, To restrain proceedings at law ill enter of the gent heads of equity jurisprti ___, The related etenfifitih.a collet of Strict hivr, densinffie the interest thalisenteatinatedintis bond '`. /krner , Inr aeqtdred,W Uketidtii heist the.4.l4deiti , "ysiid al inlet hat • right to skald theintitrese,+iTbli• tolamlatioriertr-le " ~,,' , . iti ' " equitable defence but welellitiiiirtliiii Le .. thatoltriaaes to brisig a foPtiasel. , 'Ais tong. is ~ --- , :ttlf AT 9 *AKIke Jea*._Ppo:p l ir AP P ,i l i =4**gm bodyof., the eecuiltiettenti(ianfulet ....= ---.-% '.' ' ' ,•. V.: .. ' 14:2141* °YAM ineiP4l"l ' *ll6l l '' , A• Ai•:!::;', - •. :W s-i, ~4. ..,• ; ' tOtitiatithicidents. Eittle*Favle,-- -. ,`: - :•"t f-J- 41 - I fitlialiolt it dereane,l44rillitimilt ' 't i 4 ,1, 4iting'4 l 4oo.,-. • :":', l ° Ot ifi rothilksol:Armir-ang: l 4ol4 101 10 14 , 4t0 . ! —' ' . Aget.lkahoi44 later :- • unititikg - gggio* INOWINIA ._ =2"l. ' .«.t 1 1..5/M9kolllllk, V14,4•Tza , .. 1 . , . , ...v.4...--; ,. ...-.‘ , --- • . .It. il, IMil, this cause uponand was fully argued by port the Court, after due colloid imu • • and' djudge that judgment be 'CA - r , , li .,° -".. demurrer for the Relator, and ~.'" Ne "" „ denti, Commiaaioners of the zounty of Al - hen, , be sod Ibex . err her, by commanded, a T 0511 annual meeting for estimating the probable expenses of said county, to make full and ample provision in their esti mates for raising money to pay the Interest on the threo hundred thousand dollars of certifi cates of loan or • bonds, in the aforesaid com plaint of the Relator mentioned and referred to, which shall at that time be due and unpaid, and that which shall become due thereon in the year next ensuing ouch meeting of the said County Commiesionere, and to issue their proper warrants to the collectors of county - rates and levies of the said county for the collection therp of, as in and tty the Several Acta of Assembly to such cases made and provided they are author ized and required to do, and that they cause to be paid out of the Treasury of said county the costs of this suit. * 0 [We will give the concurrent opinion ot Chief Justice Loran hereafter.] TE0.R1111.16 MASSACRE AT Sizxico.—The Browns ville Flag of the 25th ult., has the following in reference to the reported massacre of 400 of Vi daurrVe men taken prisoners by Gen. Miramon in the late engagement before NMI LUIS: In the engagement between the reactionist for ces:and those of Vidaurri, 400 of the litter's men were captured by the former, who, after seeing:them disarmed, and taking from them their most valuable equipments, ordered his second in command to take them from his eight, and do with them as he thought fit. This io 7 human wretch, who well knew whet would en title from such a course placed them in the hands of his soldiery, who were just then in a beastly state of intoxioation. They immediately fell upon the captives, who were entirely defenceless. and a horrible massacre followed. At the end of the terrible Keene the lifeless bodies of four diundred lemon beluga were found streethed upon the ground, mangled and weltering in their blood, a anerificic to the holy cause of lib erty. YMITCMDAY afternoon Major John W. Ryon, tho People's candidate for Congress in the First Congreesional District of this State at the late election. served a formal notice on lion. Thomas B. Florence, who holds the certificate of election of hie intention to contest the lent before the next Congress Mr. Ryan •eete forth various election divisions in which. he alleges frauds were perpetrated, and obliges that be is elected by .150 majority.—Phil. PrenlOth. ToNte.—Ool. Alhort Pike, M. C. from Ar homug, nye: Witentanee D. ~ June V, "I haveueed two bottle. of your ,I n, nerli C areet Holland Bit ters,' and bare found ;t .17 ttodhl In raw of indignation trod lleudaebe,.d reounnuend It toot) who need a plewaant abd *Meadow; rent...drawl valuable lock ,• Iw Dm:eyrie Woman - Ilintir. , —Uctrh•vd• Rolland Bittern cartd me of Dyeperw by being It only olio week. I reeuroinendlt confidently tie all untiring from Ude direato CLAItA ISCUUIIIIAN. Pfrrame Ratotar 21.1850. (Ate. B.la the wife of the noted Lithographer.) The !atoll/el Sheriff of Allegheny bee given In the fol lowing: • I wee agitated witb: Debility of the tllgostlve organs, amounting to a ...ere attack of Dyepepele, width bed re. &cod esyltak enntiderably. My wife wee . elaoafilleted no- der the wane eircntnetationeand with emus dime. flari wed yen, medicine, ealleg Iltantarel; Holland Bitter; n wo g botbobtaleed ieltof end are happy to afford roe tide nub ile evidence elite value JOIIN PORSYTIL Panel me, Jai:4=l,lBsl. Cam/03I—De careful to .ak for Boorbare's Holland DR. tare. The greet popularity of tbie medicine hie induced tinny imitations, whleb the public should mud against pnrcbating. • at 111 per bottle craft. bottlea krill, by the pre. grietan,DßU. PAGE. Jla:a CO. Itl.flugllaud.l thin.* oantlatsand Mandela, 27 Waed street, between s$ and 241 114 . 1,16 dangh. P. and DrzyPrid. generally. no&d.tief _ :ipectal jaaticez. W ox, ; ' i3 L*Ta c ANUMICIAIif 1117.dTO8E1i. REINEMAN & MEYR No, 42 Fuze fini" AM IBICAN AND ENGLISH WALTOMMS. aom nrwtray LI FANCY GOODS.- !'OIITMONIAS, wAmustmik IiSEMEBtO. • ..NOON .12.. R.A. .„----------------2"..UMG: r77---.7_, ILIBUITAIPMEWEO. ... • - '.:ti . f'-,., VR .A . 4 ''''..;- ... i •,:-,• cra:47S9 ' cortliifl i ttlitralid Wairmit Strsbfa; ;;:;-• AN Actiou.s'r" OP TUE 01/111117; ttrialktprtf-ANR PROGRESS OP THE DAILY NOON PRATED. 'Ai- —P.I '— - - • AA UFACTUREIL....OY.:„.IIEMP:../ND t t trbil rgg h. .1. a.... . . MEETING, ni TEM NOATII DUTCII i 3IANILLA art) CORDS, ItE3IP AND TARRED • CHURC/I,II7::POLTON' St • ELIFES from %In. to I% Inch, F: and Comnine.Peeking - • Prepared feat -Auf7otati 2 Afahrksis, by ' T9/21, Tarred and Eputi - Yaro, Sash and Deli Cankr, W OOl Twice, E , lOOl Te - d Spain Tn.hee. Mai and Cotton REV. TALBOT vv , ..cuAriuzas, D. D.. gob. 'Tad., 4 - 7 i ''. '''' , 1---- ' • ~... Otm of the Pastors of tho Collegiate Datch Church in (ho ; A full aopply of the ithUre articles consttuatlyou hand • Or m"'d° to . :7 ' l °.' tlt th___,_. lowaeLcaeh. Mien. la27:lyd . Qt y of Nolen& -- - lioticetoPartagroand.pealqrs.. rrillE BO ARDOF PUBLICATION OF TUE . . TIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TOR SALE j REFOGMED PROTkLiTANT of CHURCH here .... . .A.. at their tramlionite; NO. 127 Liberty atreeLPittalounht in proem anti will issue on a:OlMb of November, a e. loam ; with it 1 • 111 VVO141111, It will contain over 300 p.m 13 ' r'ri'°°P°"°r?"ll°..°T..d P ...." Thrkatentaad B°P. the.. eetthefin. mimed and ~,,eith to tee Lee , „..,_ ornlan, Straw and Stalk Cutter; Corn Stalk Cutter and Price MAO. 7 CroG,..; any Cele:none Patent Para,. hill), which is coo. TABLE OF COXZENTS: •, . lOrucivil on lut entirely-mew 'principle. ' Iro Invite fanner* auddealera tomllandmeouelooperationatourAgricialtoral 1. Sketch of the Dutch Rebermed"Church etil the Co!. • Implemoot Factory, so rest Point Alley and Douncrote May, legtato Church. h. 5. Illatoryof the North Dutch Church in Fulton Street. rftrlblrf,2e,p my.z.", AppAymi,,, k _ th , n. mhod.o, Operational:l Mee ti ng.hurch. ST. GEtlidtgßAN K. COTPT,SIT 4. thigh: of the Noon Prayer to. Ito Character._ - ,' N ' -- 1.: - .{ - V ' —role No. 1 3 1.karel in bids,' 0. Its Program. ok, do Pickled Salmon to llenket, 1 The Olone Hotel Meeting; and the most etriiiiogio- Du do Mackerel iv kilts, cideuts connected with them. Do do dims do 'do, ::L. Tlik:ga'rli"P7ilfrrtgal'7ojr'rintwers. Ito du du Shut in Mlle. . _. AlscLextro large Roe Thoring and Alealrea, sate now 10. Anasers to Prayers. i mooltml lierrlug, Halibut. and Salmon, Jost receiv e :1 nod for 11. Notable Convoralutis. . ”ie at France:dram/1y grocery and tea More, }helmet street, 12. Other Interesting Incidents. i Allegheny. —rue 13. Annivereary Proyerlleeting. 14. Philadelphia Prairor Deetiona. . ' LOST.—Notiee is hereby given that appli -15. Reflections. ...,.. , cation hoe MI& fora duplicatecor Odom.: Of mock ros remiss Irmo ALSO coUraltr Tif• roma:rum ...11111.11. In to. h ,. a 6 .errnk of Pittsburgh: ,',.. 11 , 4 .1.4 ttnr.amt. 1827, one share. nurnttrons: L A Vim of the North Dutch Church. 1 Cense ie hereby demanded wity mid nortifimo thonid not , ha leaned. EMILY E. TASSEY, Mai carport. 2. TheDoor-Wlty. i no9:2.taGw 3. ITarpendingCoal ofArms. , 4. View of the Cooaistory 1it.171. ei r . View of the Room in the Third Piney of the Conald tory, I. Which theme:tics wee commeLceil. O. Viewer the Dimon In the Second Story. 7. 'Fitaeltallett of the mrds which an !magi° lho Room and at the Gateway. b. Far.Sirolle• of sorno of the moat Interco:Hog Iteineata. 11 Portrait (steel engraving) of Gee. aloha Zoom D.P.. late Senior Pastor of thoCollopato Church. - 14. Portrait (atoel room:ring) of Der. Thninew Do Witt, D. D., present Senior ['Astor. 11. Pnetralt feted engraving) of Mr. 1. C. lAnpider, rho Lay Mimi:mar, of the North Church. The tkolgo of this rclume le to kit e on authentic account of the program of this moat remarkable religloo. 0100,. moot, and to trace the granions hand or the Lord in the notolfold bleed been poured not. age or Lich havellirough tide inatromentallly Thu Board would call the attention of the Trade, uldalso ef the chrfatian putdle, .to the I:Rowing. recomemendahon• flout the pew. of the Roe Drs. It, nice and Ilethuter. Lumpier tot. Di. no Ott., . The volt:too prepared Ire' my colleapno, Doe. Dr.-•Chattr La tinkled the ° Noon Froyer Meeting:. will daohtleta attract the interest of the cet/an puc t large.' It traced from the Dud hatitntiun of the Non a Der Prayer Meeting, inSeptombe, 857, he onward proem , . nod wi dening diffotiou, with thu bleated retudie which hart fol. Decd. It haa beau eareibliy :were:red, trod full rename :nay he idered upon the accora .. of De oaten:eon:. It le hopoll that it May h°)° :mole dogma instritmetaM, under the Diram Ideeeinge, in cheriahing and extending the re. 'igloos Gillum, now apread throtmla our counttl, TllOlll3 131 WITT, New 'York, October 25. 1-552. LITTER Or anl , ORIUMIZ: Theroilginns poldio, both oar trona and abroad, must b. hungry for full .Irl anthentle Inform/Don nepecdng lb ortgln and history of "The Neon prayer Warring," wolch no la wsll known, hod its bryl ening In the Lotions or COll 1111111tOry nUon.l Of the Nutt!. Dutch Chun h, Fulton armor, New York. Tbla *or IC le the very thlbr we rood. 111 lll lbor, Nov Dr Chambers, one of tho paernm olWo 'larch an ulnae Noodle* thaTrayrr Molding has lean held. has bad <dory ouporroulty!to know sod oillect the facts lila literary ability will der found to ha ...Tilly al Ida high phal li...lnd his deep sympathy with the Messed movement tiu 611.1 t II nmgra brepagesan arab:Orr of Mona partmeittiMmit, con trolled by a prayerful aobrlety, which render§ Ida narrittre both interesting and trustworthy. Ho deserver, so chlyb, In. he will raceme, Uro theaka or os all. agolt(l2 W. BETIIUNK, Minister of the Deformed Dutch Chlnch, on tio Mdalita, Brooklyn. whA Ittroral diwount will fro allowed to the Trade, from om order. aro arallated. which will be filled In Ihoorder rewired. Adder PNßltle, Agent, • Synod's Roan's, el Franklin eta. t, New York. Now Fort, ficaratubar 7, 111101. n012.3n/ -- A IV BILOA•DSIDE !luau 4. x./EasoisT , E3 ramazi or DA2,2741115131P Of this mutat:col WEEKLY PAPER la X.' as...or. It lx fun to the sent firming who choicest LITERARY MAT TER and FINE. ENORAI7-11.11. FOR SALE AT ALL PERIODICAL DEPOTS. PRICE, ONLY FoUR CENTS. F. GLEASON, Publisher, CORNER 2:I2AWOA7IND'IIRT) YFIGLU ETRRATA, BOSTON. A. {PINCH, iieueral Agint, N. TO Cbesinst Ett , s4 • PhDs...lett/WA • IM I IMI AND BCCUND•IIAND NANO RRIAT ILIRG4IN3 TO MAKE 8 OU FOR NEW STOCK A handsome flamosoctl.7 as tare plasm, a Ith rams montdinalt and flulabsdback and (mot, scollops. kT and 101 l Iron frame, not quite two lea A uotawoorl 11% octave Pismo, with iron plate and sllo,oo &ALB inn bra,, roadie by one of the beet On,. man makers and entirely n0w...,-...., ..... .. , ...... 1 A klAtrogany 6 ochre Pim,. In vial orlec.-New- York nuke ....... .___. .......... _..... . . ...... A harld•olle n.04<111014 paths mule Plane. Beater, very el...sant turarture. ........ - ..... ---- .... -. . . _...- $ 75 00 A shnoseny nectar* Plano, mad. by .10.07 filthy, Dairtarota, In Awed order. . - - - SIL 00 A 31Abog., 6 ucta,o N.D.), ID CONI relatir, Mink • del by make -. • - ... ... 20 00 I A IlithAreAy Praue, 0 octave .... $ 3.5 00 . .-- A kralulary Plane, le r :col ir et.0rt1et51054151.214.4 A Bro., Philadnphia.--_._ ..... --___ ............ $ 10 00 The above trill be timed ma allbe ertremely low Ark.-. parsed far cub, or on very Abort credit, to make room far new stock ' JUAN U. 81/21/LOB, . . nol2 No. si Woodstreet. ASSIGNEES SALE OF VA ABL LUE siActanvEßY--ww k,...;ta by the Auden/ipso/I, at privet. Ada, Ail the read I eery, ha., of AlerAnder Irwin A Co, comb/tier In Part of kin Latham, two Planer., Two Screw Cutting two ere , Turning Ilathiae, Two Boring Pram..., two Drill Presses. Ae. Alao,oee Stearn Doctor, owl/pieta, capatie of supplying two IT irtch engineer One stewml4 4,..,mer, complete; Two Engines with C,71100111 5 inches In diameter And P 3 Inches stroke, A// complete, with feelers, to. W/1. 11. VOltBYlll, Asalanre, No. 60 Welts etreel .01.zfiud NITED STATES VULCANIZED CUT/ PEACH 111 11.LIgiNG, -AINT7D .1.3083E5. CHARLES NIAGHIF Owls Agent fur Mutant Puns,leads and parts of Ohio, Vitg'Maud Meryland.) Warehouee No. 7 Wood Street, PITTSBURGH. This Belting introduced to the notice of ut .11ter "oinking beitilf . g , as powwowing guanine which have bun combined in any Other, Tick Porde dcrabliity, da not being affected by any ordinary L 44011,466, hot or Mid rater or deem, may be Out in toy aatoP ptetd to he weather, and even running thmugh water withmt Injury. Owner% of Lumber Mille, Nanufacturcre, Alschisilata and Avicultntel ltopiondut makers are per. Ocularly Melted to exateau It. The Packing I. a mod dfurable article, wilt neither stick nor suit, and will prose tu al/ requiting it, the beat steam hucklegever turd. It le made In sheets of any if:drama& for every part of the Steam gmound Boilers; alto, Out luta,olls Kin tool gs, Jm. :Alto, Round Parking , for Cylinder Heads, Plet addling Boadt--alu. !toned Belling of any .'Conn length, all of which le warranted neither to met one meltßued. any ale and thick nem for the mal steam °rho t water. No trouble to hulk In order, will te und t tut or mil dsw — willlutlougor and resist a greater preuure thu any other. Abandertt referents to those wing the alum, both hers .red la the tutu-for of Penuryiraela,Mates Of Newl'ork, New Jersay.Oonnectient, llataathOutta and deearkkere. do•hend, 3M:lfeet of 23 legit 6 ply Gotta ruche irollo, imitable fur Pro endue or deem packets nolOolly IRISH' POPLINS, PREM.:II MERINOS, Figured and Plaitt all Wool do Labors, Marla, cloaks, rag be lan; uut a lull eanortufrot of Nail and Wooer gookfe, to lottnd at ..tiONOUPINLD CO'S, soli forth tied corner al h Marko. it,. NT9W (wwa".c.i.te Steak 11 Of dress gnode, stuade, ciao" 12.4110 wort and domed , : goojeln tbaxity. idema call and examine before rut -4,44 eta:tabard. C. HANSOM L0V.M..74 Market et: 1 I URCHIPIELD CO. have a hill autplyof hatuLinme kmbroidertee, Collen y Selby JaeozhetteTad . thriss Douce/ago. BAZIVB CONIISOUNI oD _LP P o 3. l ol:llf—Thle to an excelleut prepay lop for dm growth awl preeoreatlon of the Mir, compowd of periled Morrow 4tod Ifeeslcoot .ei ponibikpol.wi,th geetefel p e rfttues,.whleterromote the efreie MO COMILMItiOn,—. ADOLti. 'uniting reed by' FLO±IINO, _tlrLll , • •terpe r Diateeed lu4 /Whet et llEMTar—vs EYE BAS an Menem. remedy for any and lonam atteasee•of peorcio, dominions , and what I. wild hair In the-eye-Wit hen been , need wit Another huh &only plat tied 14 , • - JOE. If • null • 'corner Edmond and VEOETAbL CO3 JLF-4r the Throat and LAMM.. AnoOter Just reed by • JOS. 0011 corner Diamond DAM& ROLL BUTTER—IO bbla ee'd and 801 l fur side by RIDDLE, MATE Liberty Urea DRIED APPLES-50 bus reed and for sale .! RIDDLE, maul a co, 240,,Di6 Liberty BEEN APPLES AND C-------RANBERRIES. bbla on baud ”d for n• by - '" ' 0011: ';'RIDDLE; WIILTB &Oa, Nct.1195 Liberty BITE BEANS - 5p Lbis f or s a e b y _ p co. RIDDEN wm& W v bou. CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION—Badges and /lambus printol la 004 dyke 44117.0.J011N. WON lava 117 Wood nereet. ALMANAC FOR urwclBB9• kre We by MY:O. JOIINYTOM & 00 - , Wllok ItnunNiutpi supply -at t TT rodoned lora& at .O. JOLLNA *OM Whednialo Paw Rooms. At Wood W Rtnet. ern • • noll 'WRY BirriCK 7 —, aa. mamma A CO., corner Wood so That Melt LIL sale by . SAIZNISSTOOK k 00., " non , coma. Wood aad Mont.. _ _ T su ,fdims_, zite by _a. .rilt.raturraroca *c0,"1,. caw Wood and Wm streeti. jUmpiatS--3 esaka for itileiOw u , AL- /AttlapnocK kat. a)11 ' earner 4111 ma Mood *trio. gale lz nrek jc. ii* lrAjEr 4,1 1 ' / 1/,13c,u,41c4t0d jPPSON —gS hittfor sale 127 sou ' ' tleurantanxa a Co. "TA) B IQo.bbh ow; g sums. ip stops by :mai lt onmr CO:. 4 "ha- j4nl-41 te r:. cw,.,~', ~ ^= u ? ~~~,~~,.!-': 11 - 11 BEST TEAS CAN BE RAD AT TUE PRIUN TEA StuttE., N. 3$ niAir p LANKETS:i. e. received n full sarortment of &stern and horatimanto hasureel Blankets. Also, notutemada Pl.mel ti Bhaker Plannefik and e got - tern* make of Cant. Philll.l4. L Also, uke. and Mena' undergarments, for winter weer, and fall assortment 01 Winter hoods generally, nil of which they offer at low indeed for quality, at nor to cast Corner of, !fourth and Market ete. • _iv__ DILIIObirnaNIIAN LOTION, for _IL moving, frtcklea, pimples, spots and dispels rednow ro od incipient ingsmlllo,loll, matures the skin to a ataie of Purity eat coarse, improving and beautifying the mini ( plesion. ..... tiering the k tan soft end iransperent. A tacit ntim, Just remised by JOS. FLEMING, niA ..corner Diamond and Market st. i t!! :„ . .: . l o ,F i f i , L A tb u e r Ot o , .. h u otli bli ti .h r :l l i O n se th s e i t h ,, t till, which Ting., aro manufactured is at tad • EA WPWRICIIIT it YOUNG% SO Wood et. __ iSECOSTD SUPPLY OF FALL ANL I WINTER DREtiS GOODS, SHAWLS AND CLOAKS, now opening, some entirely 11,N design,and th e greatest variety in the city. inch] O. MANSON LDV ne 74Merket et W -B .IIAVE - & hosini aoin • completestock of Stationery ever offered In 'this city. Warehouse New 32, In aud:ls Market st. nos 100 AG, STRAW, MAILL, SLIOE Alili JIAAMITNTING PAPEES.jost rrer - ,1 ' a and for wile at the Paper 19.am:oleo! W.S. HAVEN, Paw pouter, neS corner Market and Second sta. PORTIOI.IOS, DOSiCPONTEISifiI Racks,'Pen [talon end Lead Pencils, constantly on bond and for We by W.& HAW"' - - St _nay eurnar Marta an Fecond ationer, h. TABLE 01 LCLCiTISAnotM7-7----eriargestqi. 1 0 7 , of et aapPrior qualify sod liaatiliful atyloa, juaa ree'd at ilia ararorortma, 28 andYL Oak 'street. uuti PITILLIpS. . ri,LL'S FAA NKLIiN 1.559. at Wholotala or &Lad, by • War L JOIINSTON, nolo ..Pobliabere, Printers, and Stator ere. • - No ST WoodSh . cct. • • OEN N N_l A L ANIVERSARY kj Badges and Homers for Societies and Tricketnen in bending tensile/a ;be great oelebsatioe. printed hthhT 10 .1 Al. 0. JOHNSTON k 00., Steam Job Printing 0111 co, No ST Woodshed. Sir Scud onion. early. A utr A • &tor french Merinos of IMO') Toilet/ cf.:4 4 141M 6 0 cenolo ts per toed—the best dorsi° ever offered in this city. n C. HENSON corx,74 Martinet. D largelut of fine . Buckwheat Flom, In 23 mud 10 pausal sacks. free from 0010 ot nea cue b* wit FRAME. Federal Wert, -Alisalieny.. t pouND-Zitulifth street, net — kz-•t—r en.;yenerday, a pair of Gold Spectacles, which the owner can here by miring at this offing 004 paying for this advertisement nein:SW , POTATOES-1 , by mOO 1 111 . 011 COCK. WORMY . k CO, / Coal Land For Bole. TIIE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE • pier:sof in laud, contalnl ou 21 acres, Moak, within tiro mitre of Oreanartlto, on toe klottourabel a The coal rolls flew abet° 6 / 9 4 tratr.r mirk; tbero fa three Nu Jett opened, and elo th e place there la mw brkk bone .not yet Slaked. For further InformaU:n apply to R.J , ILLICY, Pa o Run, ' --- 'i w neap min), Pi. • or, • GEO. SIVINULkft,' ioo/Ctload.l. kfunorigatteLt Wbartboat ' . OR SALE—FiIt ---- r ---- u itv 4y-orte acreso Old Waablegto o Rem, al: milea Vote et. ' TV.II7W: h. ,„ rnt::..rtii i ,t.,':t:ZT rallat'S:C. Diamond, Alb E lmo ) city. . ro,lo FOR SALE --I Will soli as low for cash, to FOR out toy river busloads, ono Trading Boat, BO fret lorut.by 16 foot sidec IN loch plank for bottom, oakum caulked, large.gannol.,l ply roof. a Atao—Poor largo Lines (Coal Boat Cable.) Enquire - of OW. P. DIII3I. at Wellotockla Carpet Store, orZl,ll m - N 0.112 Market street. VO. tract of land containing ..12 Woe and one ball manes, situate an the Fourth Street F about One. miles from the Court House. WM tie told low (or rash. Inquire at FOR SALE.-4 lots an Mill Llbt,rty. 23 by 7.30 feet, each wfl be mid low, anpar. ate or altogether. Apply to OgO. W, BLINN, Elonth of Ohio at.. 3d door vet of Diamond, Allegheny City. onlb LIAMILysES ALE.—A ais. year. old; a pacer under the saddle and • trotter in LarraAt. I. parfectly mkt bur • lady orond ride or drive; will not sous at the locomotive, sanitary or na y city caellernenU will stand without bolus hitched, and la nted perfectly anund; to bo odd only fur nut of rase Edquire at Mentor. maenad:soot at 4 T. J. 011 • 0 0.. /3/ Word at- POR SALE.-1 - offer forsale that chuico and Lumina' lot of ground to John Irwin's, Pp., plan of lola 1n Alley,beny city. Ibis lot Is No. 63, 210 fest bong by 0f d ret wide. Pronto Ridge nd neura No. 62 on etreetdn, and boun 6 de by lota No. Orlon on the tut a and lot t the weft The better owned by Reuben Millar and thu lat. , ter byJohn Y. /analogs, num ma locality of thliprop. I uty for privue rulduntee re unturpnued; purity of air, select and quiet nolghtultood, and not annoyed by the nom of the locomotive or railroad on In fast, o vdtlt In the spot willutopeneateany Queued will enahlehlut tojtulgo the value of HU propert y . Poe ten= unpin, of • 0 En. F. DI at o' . Moab:dock's napes Mora, oc2Sullm• 'No. 111 Market street. - • ilir OR SALE dE LEASE, a lot on Fourth „L` atreet.beareen dealthgeld and Oherry Alley,loo fat front by 85 dcnp. I A led oa Third alt. war fimlthflehl. 40 feet front by 815 Hot deep. NIXTEI WARD—The nate bounded by Batter, Wilkins. and Carroll Monte an Apra. alloy, GI fod. front by rid iin deep, unfitly Oppo.ite kennackallart'a Foundry. The manure bonnuud hy Stnallatan, Wilkltuo and (Sterol dreete and epture elle 564 fort front by= dtop, OD Allegheny. Carew ' and Roder streets, adjoining. the Allegheny Volley Itallrned Madan, forty continuo. Lots, each 21 hi% front by 126 feet deep. , • flatbrarar. of ground 111 Berrie toarnablp, part - of . oat . Lot 225, borne. Übaldo...Brighton read and =dale Om etry. dirty Lotyln Allesheay 0111 2 2111 d Ward, between Eon Lane and Obannat street. • • • A Tract of Landia WaitmorniandOonnty, on the Phil► delphla turnpllua 7 mladfroan Latrobe-75 acres la cold. radon Of liCh bottom landacra. A Tract of land :nor Llnountit, Witlinnrebad. county, of 876 arnat. WILLIAM 3.l."nAuseros, ..,....._______.....7_____tarldultf lab Third drew above Sallthfhad. 'FOR. SALJf . . The Store Foundry mind Piongh Massourane teak etastitted •In the nitwit flourishing pert of the city legat e Louts, Rios A RARE OPPORTUNITY le now offered be zn,: sh to Partite having the steam of puroluielog • good Lie: e eeny . On account of the dechestablis hed nieg health of our senior partnere, we offer for side our Plough Hauefactory and dune Fear dry, elth the boaster end good trill of thecae. cern. ' This natahlhhment hie In h oloPrrtUet , for the lad nlneyeare. 7 The henna* le melt estake.hed and the hone, and eetabilehmant well known Otroughout all regime . of annuity treding 'telth'thia I. 'St. lonia la the beet point lu the United Maus for the mannatature and nip of loth Shrine and Phregba It hes an tudhulhrd instket for birth. The ground le madam to emend the verb in sny nestled fated. It Is notated In the man nourishing end rapidly advancing parte' the offhand "Man throe pews of the Iron Bloautaln Railroad. %tell WI adobe's COSIXII4 ccouplehe as, It etande, or ere telt If doe the Plough nee:daisy, Tools, Rt. rem, at, n,. and sal • the • Jrnandry„, llachlnery, Patients, Teo eats. goilow,Snarda, an, by themselves,. and nod the gt nd and buildings ho tha hater. For further I olbrmation additar DAL ITI 0001 i *OO , ea:3nd . ~' c a 7 LL L. , , ~'. dates* IlbaoarL b 11.6110 Eyta oftreal.— INO , ars es at. POIJX1) ouPPIr , kat et. - • Obla L fox Sal . WITS subscriber . °fete for ealeseetion ten, 1400 n ~ Onnwhip 4 I Slott: coothr, Oblo, oosameoaly es "amo's + g masa thi shoaled Work talks 'w coutelolo NO I Ha eal oil th• TAW il leeelog to Wooden and vithln shoot two Wise of the Ylite• burgh, it Trope, oat Tbkago llama The south,. one aid ooethoe•tquarent en, tartly cleared and . Improve the Totooloder • Sr covered slth eoperfor tim e the whole la *ell watered IT white and 'mobs senosee.— Thleaxikaa b oonetdoned the *ire body orland In the wooly. It will be NM - luttlhided or' In qark= to 'soli porthemo. To thew who dostreeo , Invert In reol estate a weer oppedejolt, la away !Tele!: • • It .00llOolinrtIT lio.lol Ith dae Plttehaneh• _________________ for Bale. 111fLiT ire 7 deeirable.lt hark Water Street "d Red" AU 4 7. "Kt to job% Irwin it Boas, War 120 iket ow Wwter hod lgowttitteetni, art2Llo deep glory; Me ' • :It will be sold together trio hits of 20 or 24 hot each. ply ter/m. ( ,14a will be eutie eery es to ➢ e oo. , 1092211 EL Luca A 00., wrialtt "Melly Mimi, 21244.11" 'AS IGNEE'S "S'Erg.' .. Box . .. . , Planing .2aEl an?! x lD Mannyetory. ..L613/8 CIRCUIT BTj'l.P.'tßwro T il l S ib% Tall ~....lenggoa irovalanza at 11.!!,..Pmerdx, -7.- 114 1...... Ay Newt LOUIB PLA/flia Igir44 .-.- . Toga., "41W . 11 the ItsiliA iicii :Money elle an d Both.; the Rana Rigid' or_9aatldy.i'Plaaing MAohle foe the come.E.t.Lem*Sad Ett"-cluzia, stab. or sio, mut, and 'tad 31;.cialr. Mato. et Mika; the ' in. i. 9 . 1 Dadat ..IL l Z T= tollin g Mind i lltlL ., i . r , 1 Itwast leptisms P ia 7o, ll r"sof the revadsmi hair urzw .... .ovamtraii.hii,i i ‘; ' t ,.;. L .., 1. eft nOsz.lby aucl the/Aft* 10 bosh* sumfts. -IYrs to belt farina. wrOL ports= 'per'sanist, satidhefint •n , ,donsVdmourdb dlim.4.o,ftbsrffb-b• 1. ;TM Millb Maur* rr'*''' I* .a s t .4 ll= u a al l y e l . o .t g rl i y i l n , w : l .4aaeol 4 4 l i l tl i.i . L 6 l . l th s 4i ra nesjwi L • tL i i i b vncvaoerlslsin-oeesrxie beef t v Ai l Wrtvs,lde—i mn-•i l. - 11.d0,-Abktit LOWEST PRICES ELME! Sot .55—ati MIELE MACIEWSZIR, Atry• at Law, No. tX) Pomt. itnect ( 1 0-PARTNER t hie day nesociated with me in the Plow Manateeter.. int haslet., J. O. BtlitiELl., late of the halloo at Speer. The etyle of ne Ann will b. SIDWRGL. Pitteburgh, Veit 23tb,"1EL8. - J. A.IGETSI. A. PM" .... illto of the am iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~ Jpe.r. lata.ol IL U & Epee . SPEER & SIDWAL.I4 . . Valley Forge .:Plovr , :Worka. .. ak, Ise Li6 , 1.1q &met, near IVA,- Pietzbusek:'. ANANUFA(JTEMERS • of every, va,rt....pf,f.. Au. Plum, Plow . Cutiega , ge., of ttie mut approl,a4Pate'v. tuna suitable ter Amery kind of son and tillage. . • - . Thelr Improved Paned Iron Ckettre,Patut 'Trott .Clantra- .. llitlaide, Iron Centre ontkloil, Patent apt Oentreleerks,;:, Meet Ifouldboud, V..noy, Peaneek;Engar,Cottattand oilidlia. , ,f - Pknta WO ITAILLIATIE. tO Ors wain sealwalon to pnnE4t . : .. era, both uto quality and adaptation to ono. '-- ' '- • . —, aehdera aresoliritel. - —: , oelebd. 1-. , e • M. CWIZID ...... our ova • Z. D..C.A2MELD 00.1.1114118i0n i I:forwarding. 111Iiire . , WESTERN RESERVE (MEESE, erun, LARD, , NELE, aelOos, *Mir 3 .7,w,,;: 4 Pot • 1 Pearl Aube; BakraUninad Bruit and Became genarauy. Nos: 141 and 448' Vi , tiat ' --PT/TBBOROBi VIOL 111111. tanowa. LITTLE & TREMBLE, • WHOLE ALE 08 00888 AND DEALNEIE.- Flour, Eacosir;Obe•ser., ,* tt PC111(8.0/ L I Ce/rOdaltIll .48 112 tiVOJWD T o LET. --A large Irell.furneked.dwalumr.. .Ith all maivra imptti n ietueuti—lbr rent gm tww.t. , J aITpRCOUEr, Arbormultural, 84. • RIGLU' PLACE FOR ILVERGEOZIM:' so,—zt ootro tin., gnma or et. dant , lukritrmw !lath*. ton 2.34 to& to“.. _ 60,000 from .mall f feet. -"" WO ntra ‘heny.ti,too pooch lint yerdolzu, three jean dwarf mid aindard• • Our Ntniery Mock lex Owl?icpart,gagg. iblegettrbl44t gin, us pieutus to nt trlllmte WWI the sum Plltiburgh and ft. w .- 0,11 , -17.„111411 r. ocZuLturtfP .70Mf klitabOClU. 741, - - ... Penn lustititte, • VORNER of Penw and Banta*. litie•=:'` ' '' V Tio UrtiphYleh•thl iontoamia.olitnituarisid.. Jut. A limited number. of papas aw amia 04K1110084' . Teitivi for IltIfti?o ind Siatkoery,s2lpat Irak% 4:1 biantu , :tiro Teaks. : grratittr ' .7.y..8A5Trit,...,;. . WEI M. .. A.V 11901 ".9 1 7....1 11.* Awls& Mak .131r0C03-,,4 VALITAB bE STOCKS_ ilat AtrOT.lo2. T om b L y t all In g. Vovithberibtli, .47 40. Commental s.trquiono.,l4;y4 - : limb „rm_bv 10 iiiaitri - wmwrtt 0), 4br, • 1 f4 :0 ,7f , -..11,t'.71* - I;.' 6eh.* Kxch.ngo • . 14178../441..r: SICK/Kt ap r, tau sun un14 11 " 417 . ?maw* P.Bl DA Allnig LOOM la ..i m , illekui TOOK .40, , _SALES -11 Y -AUSTIN LOOPS ___ B 4.l - • I] CO 'At TUX 411 NRCUANTIT !Melte MIN aTfizt - 4. - ."', -..- t atrWiAT STURM 0.--Bank, 'firkhrt, - tlifielnlee adt7r .•.1. - : I Medi; Bond arid Neel Wet. atIJ et platlkt AIN ' lleabeate'llicLeage by ".. . ....,...•,...,, .-i,_ t .,._ 2 *tramp 1AMY..414$ la CO. ':..,4 -.,.. ra=ts?naal l y t'"l ' '' ZIDITTNYA I PIT? ' 1 Iffel Stock Not. Rm•kormc. ea rotuo4l „ .”- _ - Jr ALICIIIT RUM SiIISTAUFLANT. I '' ; .1146aM0 rum, P 13711 S TRAW'. • '-• Jcs asi Es sx mr .v• v. xco 3ic la AZ . f raoPuntrott. ' ''.. y,, ' ! k .., it THE DELICACIES OF ' . ' TM NTAIIM Palmed b 7 t belbelahlt• i I om "9 1. 0.1" d uP Otlb. '-' ..' 1 .1- MitattE A.M. UNTIL i Watt $. k umiocithAL.% .., - .AllerUche lathe Ihly Pcilifir JO dwAisto Wl Bo3 ' ,:r • lkeakeetetela gall _b7lbhitleakbaltinter :' . .; ut 06 14 Eauthwat rasa 1.1/1 ADO the telattattNalal A E:=s ----- jr. NOTICE.::.------Rey t• '''• Y . er cimi..4 _t r .itznzaxac T. BIOUIN, RAM Anto n:7 ,;,,,, ".. Ahcb iii EXCELSIOR URDAY AVANINOB or 1.41..—.. 144 A1t, YAlDAraad SAS- . AAA on &mum neat. N. - stia..'"..l...dnA " 71Alz i a *O A. IC. sod J. P. 1 1 4 pram -4b . as /034 mains /romans, to °waa 6,1:17.%r. ,: t prctodetb!.,-.... .The public lire reer,sAll,Aploted -------------------1._._.02•AA., . ~,,,, 4 ...X.tcaurea ban .. rtrenits."--- , Trt . Tan President an 'rector o r .. uT-t" Bank Imo dadaists dhiacm sr rem rt s the npltal Hatt, oat onito - pro:ditto( Ms butt b r an tbc Th. stuctkoldent or thef C Legal ToTnonat tiro. ~n / C4r, on or au... tbe.l.Wk hat. IL /I.IIITALLdIo no&diew T ft..,. ar......, 44: Pittsbarick NoY. 2, /BA .1 . 1 — . .. Tax Dinactora of this Bank bate. 11 day declared a dividend oc,l ma_ rsa Oat rok, tt t , capital stook, oat cif tba proflts lar- ttu. bat , *doxfaul y, pay.bl. to nackhalders ondurand." - . isatlUtd r- •• .. E. 11 401tES. Culaki? Pittsburgh, Nor. 2,ISS& Tills Bank has declared a dividend:6i Asvca. cur , o. contnil aoelly 9as of profits, payable on or &her UM arrant. jl • If ttea.stassoud Pittelteugh-Sov 208* f, it -' TUE President and Directors ofthisilank - hen this day declared a die - Dead of tetra Pa ours on tho w an stock, oat el the milts of the last etstsstisS. payable to stockholders at . their legal restahasei. oa or after the 12th indult. . GEO rop. L. WORM ' noasow • ..A.cractivir , B . 1 Pitubulat,),,,?%rm 2 , /ElB' .. ~ rOa Tur. President and .threctora Ot GUS 11, stitutiou orntri hare this day declared a• di try cwt. out or the prone. otthe bet-ex menthes tukTabh no&Std or to the stockholder. on &lux the 12th tuatara.' ..- , J. W. COOL C4ildor.• • , Plitabnti, lc v. t, Mt. '' ' A= jr.T. Ms Directors of this Bank have - ' it o-cr day declared • dividend et mum rta'aiit 'cif, ilia capital &loci, parable to a teckboldvr a or their fray rept•!' '.- entatlvel, on the lab SW. The Dilators Lava alao called tba aepaid alai. af bia Ctipdaidiocb 0 . 1 .83 12 .60 pe e abate) pinata . or Won marts tea .. . +oar( thloorm ..., .PrMgC2O bdr 241 i 141.. On TILE WSZTEitti- la/so/user uo=tas thla day declared a Dividarid othenr the Lett eIT p ats cult !there of m ont dm Cepltel Pipet. ont of thie earneetPronta on h., Three Dollars per abate of D - to to aPPikaS • reedit to Meek hereenta, and"Pero Dollars per shun bo Poll to litoeltholdar• on or etter • tbi 2214. met (no3aied) GORDON-151eyi,.. E* ..lsi c T rzcz —. -Tho - Iliaiid ar~ ent ••,." the Allegheny °as Conibiany have nail da deila or ia t t Dividend orgeva otaczab,pa 3 able to the t. boil' lege bv tonba‘tativaly Un tbo nib hog, - 1101ChD , OVPOILTZ Thanor."-: , - ri....6, ---- 7 ----- -----r......0.„„ ~., ~. whir 130ard or Dit=7:it -L Ool u s tL 4.ltA_ . h.t .1. d.y tfrdstsil a bishlemi a YLV - - i L t o: . t . s i b n Capigal Stock', payableast or theppon-Pip.t , ths • I JOatt D. actrEhtl - - 114,:aurd-chr Out riff oblirgh, '731.'""4-1 L - C, ' , AN Election for Thutee . n Ih t"a reet "6 o B rs; wro for the enrol yorlll bo beld at. tho Ita ° - lag House ou MONDAY, Nry. 7" rolteger TL Ann of tpe ba" of _4O) p e l f on 2 17RIDAY, Nov. ^.4l,lifltiturA--.. • ritte.44B.wrist, 14= installment of -Na $12,50 per Flora ork the espitel stock °friar Dm* is required to be paid , on or before the bsth day of November fest, and a thither and Prod inetaliforat 0f512,150 oor litbooLtd day of December peer. By pm orde ab r ar of e, the n Boardbefall.** els .r. w. cooK, rumor r, Strecnew Pittebur gh , OetAltbilBsE. f • DdAA t t , .11 . -- ...A:v Election for Dl:rectors of Ws Bank: ---Y will be bold at the. Banking Mese ea MONA. the 15th of November next, between the .Istahre one A. Al. tent 2 P,!l. orlielul tr. R. DENNY. evater,.. Manta. V V will be paid to cub by D. ilginumT.P9 Ce <lsm, I.lb/nly and Land-areas: vireNTED__Theed fur vhiob tie Tv bast tie as kat prke Le pad by D. (1. UnAnSIV WANnon Manua Marty and Band at;slaf,, TED— Ralvzs-,1 tdu-a 111 buy a number MIA 11.0, SO an 40114.• LantriVarraata, a& tas bigbeat ates. noklardkarTrila AND. bit:MA.BTM, No. 110 PM, VlTANTELpritzie" litrloy, fore thelltaboot market pips etill 41. PHA J. D. CAIIIMD2 OM WAN IL uteady industrious:y*lEl Tr man , La Akita dray an d work in • store. Elniftne oc6 ILL BIND. No. al iacarkvat,k, WANTED—The highestmarket, at bald for Boom * by 11. L. YanNimpalf of No. Go, corner Wood ondAvot 001, _Lich el 9 rti~e Fdd IrMl. b 7 0. minnstran co Yet 29414'17."1' W ANT EDbus I_l%ooo Rye, for which' the highest mirket price will be OM- • • " LEI2III t 1/U213H1104)i.t, tia, 1162.1 and 11.$ lit ilk, IVANTED.-25,000 Bath: iVhea arrencomr. Arcammni 122 &coed lad DI PIM BSta. . leusintse etanifts. ISSOLUTION OP. PANTNIEN.I9IIIPa.:S4. 1 TIIE partnership heretofore existink:W..." • tame J.!. W. Beat Ilda day dloolied by.tpolland.F., cement. Dither of the wawa is wt b 7: Fee the. moue at the dem iu the settlement or Da tuatear - - -,..., . Jells auli,/::-,.,:-.- Plttaburth, Oct. IN, lAA'S. I V II 4 1 4 . 8 .4A.'; C - PARTNERSHIP—The undengin-edr bare this day . entrrvd - tato lb lb; - trammel/au Ala Couunladoo and' Produce EAAIROMI4er the style of Re• A Ferayth., JOIIND2A;;;.. . . Elttabargh, OcAlli, IRS. ALEX. TORITT4,, lx, :L -AU:I:MR*I nir.e &. P 0 71 . 512;11, • ,: -, + . . i: ..-c,,,, (Suet-mars of J. Le W. Ike,) ' : ,, :' , ix .,, •;4'', • L. . COMML6BION & PRODUCE id ERCILINTI4'-'&.': - _ Na. 75 Water St., Plttsburtrti, Pa./ . rA../.- •. Flour, Bacon and Produce Generalls. 1.-, SPEELIE ATTENTION OWEN 20 SUN BALK , 0.721C!',' ......._______ oe2S ___ IKON AND BLOOM , • ... ...,... .... =E! auction Saki.: • -
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