The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, February 27, 1867, Image 1

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Letter_ from' D. Robert ifunt4D,
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.111111117Yet1021 LND 1111 COORATIL
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r• the Ecitioro Cl VW Orsoolto:-8111- e
elarrOing provedonse and fatality of
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melancholy disease PoPtilarly known is D
:Wu or CLUllaunsption and the talons of t • ,'
various methods of t.LLtairden I, employed:•
its prevention and turelinduce me to bg
iteve that a tortes of plain sinepreictical
. Leiterstontlw souses by . ..hien - it is produe
ed, and the beet moans of arresting its Pro
'pose and elfcctleg its resioval, wilt b• sp.
preelated bylill classes of your readers.
- roe Pao Past 'Mien years I have devoted
myself exclusively - 10 the elucidation and.
treatment of .Telmonary COMollants• and
can thersioregpealt with conlidenco onthe
suecesi of the method of medication I. re.
commend..• livery addition to the stock at
medical eiperienge Ls beneficial to mankind
and' especially- so' with reference .to the
'gamma witteliproduer, thirprecoutions which
,nlittiivsentrantitkeremodial moms which
will sent so great a scourge ai Consumption.
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Consumption/0 not only the most co - 1
socattPx . imost Wall disease known- to r
race, but it Ls also probably the ono l t
unditrebkaby the Public: Even the t
informed people sig_still ignorant of the,
condition of the gysteuCTo adder.; it label
rise. and,of the /arty symptoms by which
its apPrenclimaybe kn own. The public
news journals contain 'speeches, sermons,
and extracts from moral, religleop and set
natille books--articks on government, com
merce and the laws of trade—but seldom a
word on the lan, of bleW.. This negative.
policy may hex° added PI the social status
and dignity of the medical profession, but
it undoubtedly her proved most fats/ to
mankind. -
These =it'd eratione hero induced me to
prepare a series of letters on Catarrh, Brun
chltis, Consumption and Asthma; and, in
doing eo, to divest My imagnaggi •t teilmi
cal terms; that they may Lim - more Chau,
ally roach those . they aro intended to
That the ordinary treatment of Consump.
Lion has signally failed Is frankly admitted
by one of the highest authorities In medi..
clue.. 310 James Clark, physician to the
Queen of England,. in the Introduction to
his work on .this disease says e "The total
in of edi encons hitherto . suleitolfsr rit
rsinicshinlytheireotteney sr reritietng the mor
tality of thistles's of disease is, of itself, sall7l
- ingteinertt is tos to seek some otheer method
of remedying the nil: , • • •
Whatever ctifferctice of opinion theie may
be among medical men as to whatthat ea ,
cr means shoal be, there cannot be any on
the necessity for somechange in treatment
If we would accomplish the cull, of these
,diseaies. • •
I propose, therefore, frankly to ley my
own 'views before the public, and during my
sojourn In Pittsburgh shall be most hoot.)
to coo and
may
. with 'such medical
men us may deetre to glee a fat= trial-to the
prattles recommended by me.
Ily.next letter wilt, be on &I& and al•
Carr)... Your obit 'errant,
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New 'York, Pet,. 2.5, 136 T.
hilt Stiakspesaresinti Cassias.
'.Let me bale men about me that are fat,
sleek headed Men—Yon CILISRL3 has a lean
and. hungry lookssuch men ace dangerous."
.....d—Sakakspeare. Now, Cassius, like
many Wisalain because
he knew nob to appreciate geed
1 f he were hying to-day be would not be re
preached because lean, feral Holtsheimer's
Continental Saloon, be would repair like all
annalble mendo.and partake of the splendid
ly gotten up meals and be as aleek and fat
as his tormentor. Cmsins would appreel;
RM. lloltshelmer , s bill of fare and would be
one of the numerous patrons who throng
this popular restaurant day and night. 4s
Cassius 11 deadore can only advise lean men
like him to patronise no other restaurant
than the Continental, next door to the Post
brace Fifth street, unless they went lo keep
lean and apare.borted,
To liouselsecPerc
Good Tomatoes at 30 cents par can.
Btrawberrurs at 44 cents.
Blackberries at SO cents.
Peaches at 40 cents.
Planth Marmalade at 50 C 131113.
Peach Jam at 50 coats: .
!' Gond Balsams at 'M coots par pound:
Good Prunes at 23 cents per pound.
Good Currants at ha cents per pound. '
At Il ' 2 Federal , street, Allegheny City.
Gam. BasvaT
Don't say mat Conant:option . Cannot
Cared, ,
Unless you have used the Rev. Z. A Wllsoe's
ilreat Remedy for Consumption, and all
lirorkental Affections. It has cured the very
Wont eases, and It may euro your's; et all
events, don't deepair until you have tried
It. Solo agent for Pittsburgh, Josum /tram-
Druggist, Aterket Street. Sent by
mall anywhere, on receipt °raid
ifonerd .t. Colivoellra Cod Liver OIL
The Purest end Sweetert Cod Liver Oil m
the -world, numonfeeiored from frosb,
healthy liver's,"upon tho seashore. It, is
ye:fee - 11s pure and soot. Ask for otter.
ard & CeswoWA.Cal „Liver Oil," minutia-
C.l3lrzcsi ILtcx a Co. Now York.
EOM by an druggliits. a"
WM March lit. 1867
Z. 14. Gardiner baying disposed of his old
place of business, will open au entire new
stock of Spriest pry Goods, at N 0.119 Market
street, west Cornbr Market and Fourth.
laws
Inuneria AttracUon
The great elosteg eels' coatieees to draw
great crow% and goods are Defog sold at
astonishing towyrteee, at 9a ea RUM Street.
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Those Ladles• Glove Sae Polish and Con
grass Gaiters; and selling cheap at the
Operagonse Shoo atom.. •
Drug, and Mei:lanes
Doators. presCrlptlana 'carefully. prepared
ailtalt thu. must pram, at Pultoa% Drag
Stare, opposite Postatqco.
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French Calf Boots formerly selling for eight
dollars, now bolas closed out for One dollars
and a haft at the Opera Holm Shoe Store.
AsplendOS Frunze Mirror for Nato *Asap
ot.tlio Open' 110010 Sboo Store.
Ton' Van Biw.
Foreign Llquttritof all klttde at Joseph B.
finch's N0..180, 171, 181 awl 111
liket ttteit k rittebttnat. • '
' To Clan Bur
teipir etas, hicithehas Joseph h. Thieh's.
Tatitan Bey
Nvw Hops &t Josopli 8. Mach's.
FROMNIN YORK.
Arrival `.P European' Steaincri-611-
Protwat Sesivneell I. be
11wwg—lltiall Whisky.
• • Nay. Yogi, Yebinany 36i7.
STA/IMM AlifirVlS,
Thesteamera City of. New York, Inriin,
and Panneylranda..erom idverrpool, arrived
to-day,
Ems!
The formal and emphatic protest of a ma
jority of the Bishops of the Episcopal
Church, against the introductleti of =mug_
laths tamales. hi pnhllahed. -
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George Wagner la to be hanged on Yriday,
for the murder of hie mite in
Charles Manuel, colored, has been seri
toned to be kungen the 'second Friday . in
for,murder. .
ILLICIT MUTTS'.
The Secretary of, the Tfealietry Depart.
meet. has ordered the suspenewn OK the
sales - of illictrwhislry.. acme caeca j SM.
more than half thlarbeurat tag dull lolls
realised from the rortine.
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Teets have corset° 1 . • •
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VOLUME T.XXXII.-NO. 49.
FIRST 1111101.
ONE O'CLOCK. A. M.
EARLY o TELEGRAMS.
FROM EUROPF.
A Change of Front o
Reform QueaUistr
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THE COLONIAL FEllm i ti9IIT4LL
IN rARLIINIENTiti;c:-,—.
Arrest of an Anseric.ass F.ata■
Leader in Dublin.
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LOID•11. febrnary ffi, notln.—The Writ at
habeas corpus bas tams suspended tor three
months longOr bi Ireland.
EMPEROR NOR GERMAN?.
Banff', Fenn:nary `AL—Tito fast of Prim!
Cs will be E mperor of Glarstany.
Lotroor, Yearnarj IS—Errning—Tha gov
ernment has withdrawn' their resoluttoni
on Reform, Ina . promlie to lay beforo
!unarm:nit a regular Worst bilL
CONfID3RSTXQP IIITISE OOLOIIIa
The bill for the contederatioa if the Mt.
tap provinces io North America lei penal
the Nouse of Lards. '
Earl Hassell censures the American Goy.
oramont for plethhth for the Wealth&
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Earl Derby's Reform Measures are the
toplo• et general conversation. Leadtag
Jsureall have editorial approvals,
Duna', febrnarr 7A—Peening.—Captain
M'Afferty, formerly of the United States
army, and recently a leading member of the
lunian organiaation in America, and a eoa•
Penton of Haul Centre Stephens, teas anus
tea In Into city to-day, on anaPirden °that=
ug been concerned in - the - nestle outbreak
at Elllarney.
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nozzles, February 96.—Tbe Conies* se
far for =embers of theitallatt Parlatiseat
bars generally resulted to Is defeat of the
supporters of atassulf.
I • Ll* 'I rEt,.,, I!
Pius, Feh.k!a.ary anaeanaaell that
the flrat steatair ea the Now . Zayre aid
Mew Ortega, the will leave Haw, is Hay
in: :=
Lonsow. February Z—Emming.—Coneols
closed at 91; 649 , 9, TIN; Illinois Central,Tßl.
Erie, 17%.
I.lcuaroot, February Sit.-Blerwing.—The
cotton market tee been Irregular and quo
tations allow a deelded tondo nny down ,
ward. linldliag uplands declined md, and
'closed at 13 3 ed, but middling Orleanselosed
at lld,tbe opening price; miles. OA* bales.
The Blanchester market tor goods and
yarns was dull and heavy, 'rah a declining
tendency. Breadetuffs Villa. American
corn declined to Ills per quarter fer western
and California. wheat unchaegsd. Lard
firm and unchanged. Potash declined; sake
ae ele 6d. Spirits of turpentine Vs ed. LW
eceu .sees rownea. iew-areir. tea.
rOtaolollol unchanged.
• Fusatermaw, February W-13 veniag.-17. d.
Five.Twenties,749.
Penis, February 39.•Evealsg.—Atterlean
bond. unekesged.
STATE TEMPERANCE CONTENTION.
voilmsof the Catireatlen at Marrls
burg—Oar. Cleary D ele g
ateshat,
• taast—Two Mandrea Pre
•eas.
lisainssirio, ',February IG.—Tlie State
1 omporanco Convention Ina this after
noon. Governor Geary was chosen tent
porney Chairman. He reads • telling
speech, and speeches were made by Went]
others.
The committee oa Formaneal Organism.
lioa report General Wagner for Presi
dent, with twenty ViciwPreaidnate, free
Secretaries, aid J *ha If. Pearson, of Lan
-caster, for Treasurer.
General. Wegner tuado:a brief &dare U.
Several revolutions wore - Offered at the
evening session, and a sines of resolutions
adopted, toe of which, as follows, Is regard
ed as the platform of the Convention:
2tescalvd, That *slaw, however stringent'
which recogwises the right to sell laical
eating drip e, sea reeelve our sithotion, as
we believe the time has fully come ,whem
this tragic should be at ones and forever
abandoned. •
♦ Committee was appointed to prepare
ea address to Um people, and then t►e Con
vention adjourned until 'to-marrow morn_
Orin two hundrod .delogaten are In at
%outline. •
CONDEII . SED 2ELE(111111.1114-
The lisuissa Legislature adjourned pester
day. The Committee on the United Slates
Senatorial frauds, reported the belief that
the money had been used In the election,
but they could not ascertain by whom, or
who had received 11.
In the municipal election at Carlo, Illt
note, yesterday, John IT. Troyer, Itepublb
can, was elected Mayor, by twenty-one
majority. The balance of the Democratic
ticket was elected by a small majority.
It is said—what Is not. said about them—
that the Roberts Fenian. of hew York, con
template another Calm:llan raid.
The British troops have been shamefully
and dligraealuily whipped by the Belize
Indians. Another expedition has been sent
Out.
-The eager cans crops of Hindurss are
magnificent this season. Large amounts of
ripe cane are waiting for the mils. .
The bay of Sanianla, in - the island of St.
Domingo, has been secured es a coaling
station for United States vessels. A treaty
to that effect is on its WAY to Wasbingboil.
Michael Carson eau ennvlcled yesterday
inPhiladelphia, in the United States 'Court,
• for not' affixing a revenue stamp to a re
ceipt, and fined aSel. Take warning.
The haulm painter. of Phlladeipida, are
at outs with their employers. The jour
neymen want to suit work at four o'closk
on Saturday, bat. demand pay ter • - fall
day. To ibis the feaster painters will not
accent.
Welted Darr, one of the robbed of the
Dunces:mon iron Works, Des - bees arrested
lit Philadelphia. • •
'Yesterday morning, the riaidenee of Dr.
Cowell, near New Infaswisk, N. 1.. was ea
tcred during his absence by burgl.Slll, and
robbed of a comdderable attiCreUlit of money.
Mrs. Cowell, betag alarmed, get out of bed
and fired a revolver several time. et the
burglars; she was finally set spun by than
ant brutally outraged and murdered. It
is thought toe scoundrels will be seamed;
MISIaiMM
By a nee at Elkhorn, Wla, yesterday, bey.
oral Mollies" houses ware destroyed. Ag
gregate 1003 .73,000; Insured in Phonic,
North Amerlean, Homo sad Ireematy com.
pantos.
Maine us...loptinif o State constabulary
systoui similar to that of Karsachueetts.
William Browne, of FloboleavIllo,: hub
been nominated as tae -
Union candidate for
1 CODirre.lls In the Seventh Kentucky district.
• The 1112/012 State Convention of Keatucky.
Tcrterday,was very enitiellastle, chitty-0M
counties belagrepresentld. nydley Barnes
Wu nominated for Governor. and Joh?. ms. -
son Brown for Lleatenant Governor.
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The Supreme Court of Tennessee Du de.
tided that wises of the Bank of retinas.%)
Cala nit be matted .= paymolla of t""
due the Rate. The deatalea mated a de.
earns of the notes_ to twee ty-iiie tents. •
Tate ?maim Lamialaturs bail adopted a
respintan to adollt ths gold standard to
the gWwinst of weighers.
Ia t•W - Haase of Stapresellgittoss ft Oge,
701 1 . 4 117;•taalatwa 4a mike fie via
..ynater hem tho Consittutlon, attar a
'eagle, debate was Woe— yeas fe till R.
NM EDITION.
FOUR O'CLOCK, A. M.
VERY LATEST TRUMANN.
FROM WASHINGTON.
POLICY TO BE PURSUED TO
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.44i6IMMAL ECILDLIG CONTIIPLATD.
Protection of Freedmen In Texas.
CONFISCATED PROPERTY RETURNED
TO REBELS.
The Monthly Statement of the
Public Deb t
OXaM=E
General Useen has addressed a' letter
from Jefferson Barracks to Aapresentative
Bidwell, who had requested a IVY...Id:WI
observations npou the state of affairs In
Utah, whlla there, to October last. Ile says ,
"I Wing It Important that She Government
should in someway strengthen its authority
In that Territory, and et the same time, in
crease, by whatever means possible, our
friendly relations with those people, and
elevate their intelligenco till they come to
feel they area part of the United States and
wa are their friends. Ranh weaver= Will
only the more consolidate them. Tho lands
of the Territory are still held by the Gov
ernment- if it is the Insentien us give the
actual title to Mormon oseempante, on. the
same grounds mother inungrents, and I do
notes° hew we eau do less ; a land Wilco
should be opened there and a COMMUSIO..
it appointed to settle conflicting claims."
Letters from Omura Grime, Assistant
Commissioner of the Freedmen'. Bureau,
la Texas, declares his purpose to exercise
all tie power glees him by the existing
laws for the protest:ion of the freedmen,
and states that emu dent/lon that the Be•
man Mall have occasion to ntate,in mate et
wrong and outrage indicted upon (reel.
men, shall, If nelessary, be Instantly
Decked by military force.
Oglelot communication shows that tho so ,
yeast* amount of are hundred and thirty
sine Motown/ dollar boo wen expended
for imbsistanee stems boded to destitute
rsfngoos, freedmen, or persons not be
longing to the army, for the et= mouths
eadlog Doeember lost.
v - fl t(.444E•4 P'
Tits Senate l>ammldea ea Agriculture.
hns resommanded the erection of a bnild
log ter the exclusive use of the Am-Munn
rat Deportment. Judiciary Square la re
commended by the department, as a settee
Mesita.
The matter for the annual report on Agri
culture, for ma, w.. 2 presented to Congress
to-day. It embraces. In addition to the
perk of the Deparameat, papers from some
of the beat agrienitursi writers of the
conhtt7. tech:Wing Judo Wrensh, 13.1.ard
Todd. T. A. Willard, B. Perly Poore, Wll ,
lam Clough, and others.
STATINIIII OP TIP /EMILIO 0532.
The =outlay statement of the public
debt will be nobllshed about the thls of
Korth. It will not show any material Si/-
ferulee from the last statement. Thu re
celpts of Customs during the =torah will
ePPIlar Unite heavy. and those from later.
nal Itoyanse swarths unusually 'thin; less
than the former, this being the drat In
stance of that kind. It wall exhibit a heavy
increase in the gold balance.
Several millions of dollars of Interest on
ten-fertles. doe on the Ist proxlmo, will be
pald.
DIPLOMATIC SOCADDLIT
ditleulty between M. Barton, the
Americana Minister, and the Columbian tor.
eriment, has been arranged in aceanftatat7
manner. A mow klininter will be appointed
and Mr. Burton duly furnished by that gov
ernment with Pennileria to MN* the mull.
try, he bevies been re-called.
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Brevet Major General S.Q. a. Gilmore, and
J. G. 3111111"1,
.lines been ordered to duty
on ibe Beard of. Experimental Firing.
•SOZOZTOVIN
Ofachil returns of the if oorgetown elle•
Mon show the election of the Radical Ray
or by 96 of C majority, sad seven Radical
Councilmen and four of the Conservative
party.
exelante Taa se AlleITATIen T.OeL.><ATloa.
The great painting of President Lincidn
reading the Emancipation Proclamation to
Ms Cabinet, by Mr. Carpenter, was planed
over.the noes door of the rotunda of the
capitol today.
• 3mi - isms rtscstrrs.
The recelput of the internal germane to
day, were Stozle.
[Prom the Tribune correspondence).
The Judiciary Committebts Intestigatiert
el the matter call. return to the rebels 01
confiscated properly, shows that in Louis 4
and aloneproperty valued at*lfty
of dollars had been returned to tee rebels by
order of the Preeldent. All Our Generals
have frequently decided that tale property
belonged to the goyernment as mochas any
could. The facts sonneeled with the recce,
ery by the rebels of all this kind of property
public. - T e h l e a y te c s a n Of n e th l e
only
n iabe / M h et w a n rt l f e r t om
the reoords of the Bureau in 'moistens, het
from limbo of the Bureaus In all the South
ern States.
&roans Tient Correspond..n.l
Congressmen Edward Cooper. of the En
Int Committee to inquire Into the mother
of Union soldiers. Is South Caroline, ham
miide a minority report.in which no admits
that the soldiers were unquestionably On
liberstely murdered, but claims that It I.
not proves beyond reasonable doubt', that
the disebarged prisoners wore guilty of the
crime. Ile then proceeds at length to sus
tain the elllntal action which finally thrall
nand in the release of the prisoners under
the habeas eorpn set.
The report of the Cosalatthe, :raised by
the resolution offered by Yr. Wentworth ea
to ea attempted compromise between car-
Min "republican members and t ie Presi
dent shows nothing Improper on pert of
the Cos greet men eencerned. •
Williams A. Den, removed last fall from
the position of United States Moran At
torney for the 'Northern District - of - * New
Tork, has been reinstated by the Attorney
The President has tendered the 'Vienna
mission s° Postmaster General Ilaridall,
the Beane will not confirm Cowen'll nomi
nation.
FROM ST. LOMB.
The late Elver ImprevemeeS •
thes—Trepersy Doetroyed by she
Ifershot Is Hanger.
e.. Loom ?stonier, M.—The Committee
appointed the Inter lmimolemeat
eantion lately held in this city. to momertsl
- Compass in relations to romevingeb
etraottess in the motgaties et the Ilissiesi
pi river rtver and its trlbutociek *see Moan
lengthy report, ',bleb contains much ealn.
able statistical mid immoral isfermetton, re
'petaled the inland commerce and the
et Unproved timesportstlen laellt.
ties.
Ulm estimeted that e75e.005 wort% Of PrO
arty was destroyed la Western Hemmelly
the retest freshet ta the Ksw Myer.
C 1
[ay Aferchante Notional 21.legmph Cb.]
- Otr. Crrrirruary 28.—Weather elcarand
pleasant. er four feet and on a stand.
Oil maaket nil and unchanged.
B z ipvg wean, Itebrnass td.—Wcather Is
Mgr eel' brazing. Blear four-foot and
ril at il ina °lll9 , istoraarg La.—Weather clear.
allir rose Wee Aches darint the pant
tweaty-learkoars. Etuslacso active.
aggargryast. ihterlsry W.—ttivor
Pallt.TfhWel, IWO" Weattswv/ear.
c ut , rewraary. W.—Wear rasa four
tallies =Ms ahem* It stand. Weather
0 ,„„ no m er very at W. Baslaets
PITTSBURGH, IVEDNESDAt FEBRUARY 27. 1867.
Pe,ll'nsylvaniaLegislature.
I!yeetal Dispatch to the Pitteburgh Gazet to
. ,
Rzatneartue, February %, WV.
BENA.TE.
The following bills In plane wore resat.
Air. Fisher: An sot to :Mange the mode of
granting licenses.
Mr. Menus: An act to change the time
the Treasurer of Allegheny county takes
possession of his °Moe. Also, an act to in.
Corporate the Monongahela Inclined Plane
Company. Also, an act authorizing the
Greensburg and Pittsburgh Pitch Road
Company to increase their toils. •
The following petitions were presented:
Prom tho County Commtssidners of Alla.
aliens., in favor of a law relating to "the
County Treasurer.
In favor of a prohibitory liquor law in
Tarnotum, sod East Deer and /iarrison
townships.
•Of citizens of Tarentum against the li•
quor bill.
ltr. White offered a resolution to Investl•
gate the Irregularity of the malls.
The House liquor bill came up, but was
objected off the calendar, and goes over un•
tit neat week.
The act to ',acute. Spruce alley was passed
under a suspension of the rules.
'The following bills on the private eaten.
dar were considered and passed
An act to prevent the Cale of Intoxicating
liquors In Economy and Independence bor
oughs.
Au act relative to the purebs•e of Iva.
library, 10 Wcfalififftcc ococt3f.
An act repealing an ant In relation to 'a
lan library in Stotler county. . •,.
An actin relalica to Rakers andPedlars
In Greon county. ~
.., i
An act relating to the election el-001mm
and directors on the rallrond in Pennsyl,
vents, making It unlawful to any Sad
road Company In the State, elect any
officers, or a majority of the d tOra, who
aro not residents of UM State.
THIRTY-METH CON BESS.
(15.EIJOND 3E115103 )
Wein:rarer, retiros y DI, Isn't.
T SENATE.
arrournillaDant , Or Tam ir e.
The Senate elected John D. trees, of
Ind:ann. Government Printer.
. ' . pairs?. MILLS.
A Joint resolution was passed authortst
leg the Secretary of the Nary o furnish
two eleven-inch etas; for the arrears Of
testing Itidgeway`s revelator ba May.
Several private hilts ware pame .
NATAL (Una . ..
If r. GRIMES, from the Naval C mmitliew,
reported a bill to amend the an relative
to the navy in certain :neon*, epealing
provisions that cadets at the nay amule
t:rye shall be tiod•r Menne i and
been two years employed IS the Mallen
eretearn macbloeryl eying the s mbar of
cadent for each member and del ate to
Gengroat at ens. from District of C e amble,
sea at largo and teenty.n re to he seilecred ,
annually from toys enlisted to he navy
after 01oe year of service. Provided. That
rim reduction shall not infect the Appoint.
owns already made. There are to pre
rtsiens as to the rant of °facers. .
I Tfl Ater emu.
The Rouse bill establishing a departmeell
Of education was conddered without action..
Mr. F.EnnEN PEN moved to take up the
army appropriation bill.
Mr.• LRAM/LEIS .contended that the
Niagara able Canal all should not be laid
sable for the %roar MIL
Mr. p E3s r.:(1 , P...V5 motion war carried by
24L against ht.
Too army approprlatiett bill was consid
ered.
On motion of Mr. LANE, an amendment
was adopted appropriating ono hundred
and Pay thousanditollars for the erection
era tire-pro-al buddies for an army .1910
house at Jefferermville. led.
On motion of Mr. TRU MBULL, an amend
ment was adopted directing the officers of
the Freedmen's Damao to prohibit mann
ing sod whipping In the late rebel Suttee.
motionof Mr. WILSON, an amend
ment was adopted for the disbandment of
the militia organizations In the late rebel
States.• .
Several amendments were olifered and re.
jected. -
Mr. JOFINSON moved to strike net the
second section of the bill, which, ho said,
wee clearly In violet lon of the Constitution,
It relates to the headquarters of the lien
eral-ne•Chlef of the army.
The amendment was rejected by a against
I tu n amendment wets adopted to pay the
cos of transportation home to Calia
sol Nevada of volunteers mustered oatof
the service at a distance therefrom.
On motion of Mr. TRUMBULL an amend.
merit was adopted appropriating *mow for
the coostructlon of a bridge over the Idla-
I
[ sisalppl at Hoek Island, Illinois.
The bill vies thee passed.
COMPOLIII lIREariS verse.
Evening &seism—The Compo Intereat
Note bill, on motion of Mr. und was
postponed till to-morrow.
Mr. WILSON gave notice of an •mend
me ut, that every Nationl Lawful shall, at all
times, have on band, in money of the
Malted States, an &mount equal to IS per
cent. of the aggregate amount of Ito notes
In circulation end Ma dttlamitn.
WOO 41/1 TO wav• ctains TAM
The Senate, on motion of kir.TlitilißULL,
Insisted on Its amendment to the joint res.
caution prohibiting any °feces of the lior.
ernment• from paying money to One not
known to have been opposed to the rebel
lion, and agreed to the Conferenoe Coto
mittoo appointed.
The bill to p rovide. for the payilent to
the Atlantic d Pacific Mall steamship
Company of *MAW duo them on contract
for carrying th e mall, wae passed.
Mr. WALth called up the bill to pay Sam
no I M. Batley elli for services as chaplain'
at the hospital at Cleveland. Tuned.
Mr. WILSON called tip the llomm bill to
allow the redeem) of dischargo• for use to
the Collection of onus bonnie.
An amendment was offered, making the
provisions for additional bounty in the bill
'PlPo'nkalbolf; to
tO l n l' eftlers an Grnt r :lt i rii mute ad.
Journal.
.110 USE or ILEMESENTATIVES.
IAIY.IIIIIO DI7WIIIII Til BMUS ♦ID
Mr. WE br TWOHTLI reported, from • the
Special Comouttee of which bets chairman,
tint ho had stunt-Coed that the story of e
corrupt bargain between the members and
the President was' derived from Observe.
times male by the reporters In the -gaiety,
and conjectural Inforeactus thereatito.
tmitituony has been given a ff ecting In the
leant the tritegaty of the Prtsident or the
members. There was not the least *knowb
edge obtained by the Committee about the
reported • proposition of reemeelliattm be
tween tharresident and the members, nor
had the Committee any reliable expeata
tion of obtaming earn knowledgl26
Mr. OLOSSBILENNEIt made a fseellOns
statement of a similar PurPort.
On motion of Mc. WENTWORTH, the
Committee was dnosirged from nor furth
er consideration on the subject.
TN. rATYeaO ONCLAIDA
Tho Senate amendments to the Mime
resolution, prohibiting the paymentor
claims to any person not known LO 'UV
OppOHNI to the /rebellion, was voted on,
That requiring. ointment; to prove they
were always opposed to the rebellion, wan
noneoneurred in, and a Committee on Co
furenee asked:, •
ADDITIONAL NAT TO CLAIM., KO,
The bill to prevent additional erdo ,
peneation to government employees
at Washingtion was amended and
goes back to the . lienate. 16 was poised by,
the locate,
7.oll2l7Marloir DILL.
The Fortification bill au amended by
;taking out the pararraph for permanent
'latter= for cannon 0f -lar ge calibre; and
)y limiting the expenditure in the next
cal your to half the amount appropriated:
The bill passed.
SalraL adADiner.
The Joint resolution for the removal of
the Naval Academy from Alameda., wen
eoneldered. and after an hour's debate, Mr.
SehenakMlalbatltute and the resolution it.
self were reit - Med.
The House then went into Committee -of
the Whole on the Tariff bill.
The refuting of the Senate Amendments
occupied the time till remise. -
Tel ialtln MILL.
.Errefrlp Beislen—The reading of the Son.
ate amendments Lathe Tariff bill, In Cern
mitten of the Whole, was completed at eight
o'clock.
Mr. MOItitILL offered a substitute for tie
hill, being In the main the same all reported
trom the • Ways and Means Committee.
There were not more than twelve or flfteeu
alteration., reducing the rates elightly, as
for instance, books, from 10 to 25 per cent.
The Committee !rose tont Mr. Morrill
might mare to dime all debate 1n one Min
ute, whloh'wa s ordered by 72 against O.
The House again went Into Committee,
and Mr. Morrill, to avoid confusion arlth
drew his a übstltute.
On motion of Mr. MOURILL,tho amend
ment proposed, by the Ways and Means
Committee, to make the act take effect
April let, wee amended IA road. la 10 days
, after lta passage.
Among the immndmenta dialmeed of ware
the following: making the tax on cocoa
and eitioeoLate a osaM indeed of I; adopted.
Incroastor the tax on all plain woven man
nfactorea of cotton, from 4 toe cents per
square yard; rejected. Oa the same, if
bleached, front 4ti to Sy r cents; adopted. On
the game; lighter goods. If colored;
stained, painted or printed, front
to cents per square yard; adopted.
Inereuing duty an bleached fabrics of
certain classes from 35% 1035 percent. nt I
odors., adopted; on same when colored,
stained, painted or printed from 26 to ILI per
cent., rejected by tie vote; increasing the
taX on cotton hoelery from to to 20 cents
per peuml, reject 54 to 51 ; rdumng tox
on ootton ed
ge., fro e m GU to
50 per cent. ad talc/rem, adopted; making the
anti on cotton endings, when dyed or col.
ant i 45 per cont. ad valorem, adopted; mak.
lag the valuation of imports on wool to he
that exteting In the principal markets of
the conntry, whence exported, instead of at
the butt port or place, adopted by G 7 toll.
The Committee then rose, having dispos
ed ot only twenty of two hundred and acv.
enty.4lve amendments to the bill reported
by . the Committee of Way. and Menus.
lionso adjourned.
__Locisvittk February.—Weather 'M clear,
Moratiry 49 ; Barometer Z,70. River at
Portland from dark Monday to Tuesday
noon.M inches ; now falling lq m etes for
lour. Pond op; Westmoreland, Cuseinnat.
Si, Gondola, fit. Loeb; to Pittsburgh. Put.
man. HL L ote , Pittsburgh and Liberty No.
arrived from Memphis.. Ida Rees arrived
from Pittaburgh.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
IPOURaII PAGE.—The fullest and most re
liable Money, Oil and Produce e itarket Re
ports given by any paper in the city, u•ili be ,
found on our Fburth Awe.
Dr. Elder's Lecture Lase Evening.
Dr. William Elder, the distinguished
statistician of the Gutted etates Treasury
Department, lectured last evening beroll3
small audience, at the academy of M.Sc.
The sebject, "National Finences," was per
haps Suggestive of s dry lecture, and the
people did not turn out In their full might to
greet the speaker. We are sorry that se cz
talent and learned e discourse upon a enb-
Jett glitch should Interest every, baly, was
listened to by emu) aratively few persons.
All WADS pot attend, missed the great
est intellectual treat of the season. Dr. Ei
der handred Ms subject In a pleasing
manner; and' carried ULM audience into
the laws of labor and production, Interest
and capitol, protecline and fret trade,
inflation and contraction, with wonderful
ease and facility. Irutead or delivering a
dry statistical lecture, as a/ peeled, lie
dressed up his }Snares and tables In the
meat el.:Kahle& Wt Ideas, and .In/sr-roared
them In charming langinfe, which aoorde,l
delight and „Instruction to his hearers. Ile
lectures again on Thursda) evening upon
the praetleal functions of money, arid Its
relation to the affairs of every tiny life. We
trust the Academy Of Merle will be inroug
ed upon that occasion.
VQM
Tea Olsen Coicaar.—The grand concert
under the directlos of E. A. Stetson, organ•
tat and ctiotequaster of Trinity Church, will
take place this sensing at City The
programinc, a very excencnt cue, is pub
lished In another colomn, and should upon
Its own merits crowd the hell to its utmost
capacity. The entire nit proceeds of the
concert, wilt ho applied to the alicrintlon
of the trillttesers of god's tuCertug poor,
lirlthOet daunCtion of color or Scent. Wu
trust the hall mey be tilled watt totrntbrrs.
Of Ito charitable community, and that u
handsome amount may be realized, en the
junta art sorely scooted for the liumcdhoi,
meats of entering humanity in our add,.
New Praha llocss.—Sliss Charlotte
Thompson, the favorite actrassovas greeted
by a large anti appreciative audience last
evening. This evening she appears in the
groat Impersonation cif Or origin al clot,
actor of Annie, the little Vraretoot, in the
beautiful play of that statue.
V•atrrila Tu arras.—Th is popular place
Of amusement aren thronged to OA tutu°. t
cape City lent night, and tee rounds uf ap
lause and encores which followed the per
tOrinalleell showed bow deeply the audience
appreciated Vas aatorts ln Into t. There la a
groat hill offered u.etiight.
I =111=1:=1
This gifted colored lady lectured last
evening, to City 11.13, to. largo audience,
who expressed their delight by hearty up.
Plinse. Mrs. Harper Is • slognieril
tin-
Qnrht woman; her utterance Is clear and
sonsleali her language chute and forcible
and even elegant; her manneecaint yet ani
metals there to no rant In It—no straining
after effecil. • lier •übJect wax .The Nation's
Greut Opportuntly . —the opportunity giv en
by our late trouble. to reconstruct the Gov
ernment upon the basis of cputl right. and
universal liberty, In accordance with the
principles of the Declaration of Independ
ence. In disowning the old and still mre,
mg prejudice gMost the negro, she took
occasion to spent with scathing severity of
the exclusion of a young female from ono
of our institutions of learnme, after lav
ing been a. pupil for one term, Ewan. , It
was discovered that an almost inprrceptl
bin amount of African blood flowed iu tier
Malt Slobbers Committed.
Testerlity Joseph C. Schrockerigeryt.
roatmaeter at Petnerrille, arrived in the
city, having la his charge two youth. mim
ed Scott Smith and Gilson Hughes, charged
with robbing the mall bags. Young Swab
haa oeon employed for some trine la carry.
Sig the mall bag between Putneyr We and
roe..tewneY, and Hughes lea chum of hi.
Some days ago the mall bag in Smitten
charge was opened, and mom letters con-
Wang money abstracted. Money had b.-en
stolen from the mall before, and on the filet
'occasion the clrcurattances Remo to fix the
guilt on the youthful mall carrierand his
companlon. They were accordingly erre.
tod and brought hem. They were token
before United State. Commissioner
Si Candlpe, and there molested their guilt
They had robbed the remit !cermet lime.,
obtaining altogether about fifty dollar.. In
default Of ball they were comtultted to Jail
to await their trial.
altered Fraud
Yesterday Alderman Meditaters commit
ted to Jail Joseph M. Wilson to isnawer at
Court a charge of fraud preferred 14j1L111St
him by Dr. Addison Arthurs. It la claimed
that the soonsed'owed the deponent a bill
of thirty-nine dollars for profewional nor
'Mom and failed to pay. On Dooley cult
for the oollectlon of the debt was entered
before Alderman ktellesters, and Willson
proleased his willingness to 'pay the bllf
there. The costa Of the suit made the
amount forty-two dollars. and Wilson told
the physician that if he would give the
notelets at* three dollars, he would Eire him
a check for forty-two dollars. Thu looney
wall paid over and the chock made out and
given. Yesterday g 'the of
the cheek presented it atmornin the bankholder
and was
Informed that Wilson bad no money . In the
bank. Ile Immediately made Inforieutlon
for fraud. Wilson was arrested and coin
mltted as stated...
Er. lgorslock•s' headings.
It le only necessary to remind our renders
of the time-bud plaoo of Mr. Murdock's
readings, to ensure an attendance °quid to
the utmost capacity of say ball lathe city.
The three readings Mr. Murdock engages
to deliver will take place at City Hell, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings or
this week; the doors to Ormcurls evening
at seven o'clock. and the r ea d ings to com
mune° at a quarter to eight. nll2l,VOti
seats may be secured at the City Ma 11...
the mOrning of each day of the reading, at
ten o'clock. "Shakspeare and the Mole,"
"An Evening with ha Walter Scott." and
"Poetry and Prose—gay and grave," are
tomes which afford.ample 'scope to the
rbader, and Insure to Ltie bearer an evening
of profitable Intellectual enjoyment. pathos
and humor corahlrun4'wtth inotruetlon.
Governments neettrlttes.—gttontlen le
directed to true ruivertisement In another
column of the wall-known banking house
01 Jame. T. Brady & CO., corner of Fourth
and Wood Streets, announcing that they
aro now contemner all klnd• of Government
secarltleS Into the new 15.20 coupon bonder.
This Includes the United States °sizes" of
116144 and 5, and CU eerie, of seven-thirty
bonds. Person , holding such socurthes
will god It to their advantage to have them
excillannel, and we refer them to' the re,
u p.isge banking house of J. T. Brady d Co.
'the Des/era Of Cr AleranF
der Kest 1. as actor at the German Tnentre,
JO the Academy of /genie, and Benno Mes
sing Marino for the Volksehaft A few days
slope the Mks Una contained a erittelem
adverse to Hoot, and on lienday the latter,
encountering the Critic attacked him. as in
alleged, aping ono of Me eyes no ladle.
ilfr.sing made Information before tho
Mayor, for assault sod battery, and Kest
was arrested fu rt herer berry. The eeee
wan held for a bearing.
These Cane eeee aro
-desired to call attention to the following
'sat regulating the permits for cleaning
rivies. 6C. The BOard of Health will rlgld•
ly enforce the regalations: "for every per
mit for removing the contents of nnprivy
shall be paid to the hoard of Health e t the
Unto said permit-Ls granted, fifty cents If
between the flint day of October atul:the
first day of next June; and five dolitim, if
between the drat day of June and the first
day of neat October."
San y of. the Ladle'. Home
311..elotaary Society. ,
The second anniversary of this society
took place at Christ 11. E. Church last even
ing, Rev. Dr. C. A. Holmes priadiag. The
eierelsca Wore opened with appropriate
services hy Rev. L.,McGuire.
11ev. R. Long, misillonaiy in the employ
of the society, presented a brief report .of
his work, in which ho gale some interest
atal Istles.
Rev. S. fleet, in charge of the new Centen
ary church project. also made a verbal re
port of hue labors donne the poet year.
.14 . yequs t, road the
Treasurerra
Miss Saran E. Sart as.
follow,: account with
the Ladles , ifoine Misstooary Society of tile
M. E. Church.
RUILIPTP.
Balance received from Mrs. .
Rev. W. A. DiaVitliioll • 155 31
Smithfield Street Church.... 131 . 24 55
41.5 75
6,21;5 2
I,llwrty
Chrtst Church.
Erti
Trinity GI GO
Penns. Avenue (;hutch CO
!toss Street. Church' 2 00
• ..
Ceeitsnary Cnerth . 515 ea
Bradley Lbapel Church 10 25
Beaver Street Church (Alle). 2 113
A nproprbltlon by Parent ,
litholonary ftcietv per
Bev. S. P. Woolf, P. E 2, 000 0 0 _
---110,e27 19 .
airENDITGIIin.
IteV. W. Lon¢ - 1 50 Q 0
e 3. 110111ngsbea0 70 GO
' T. Bert, salary 1,500 00
t' W. Long. .. 1,041 Pt
On lluildlng per Mt. S. lirtrL 2,127 55
itev. S. I'. Woolf, salary 15 00
11111 Printing 48 34
blutilpil alll Paper 3 34
45,101 55
. •
Balance Invor 11isn'y Seeltty $1,772 114
1,011.14 AOC.MT PI.ZrOILT.
bliss Mary S. metier, Treusurur.
lirevlptx SI3J
Expentlltures 150 75
Delmore In Treasury $ a In
At the dose of the reading of the - anon:
clot report. Rev. L. P. Jonett, A. , pastor
of the Liberty Street E: Church, deliver
ed an %daress of much beauty, in which be
pictured the condition of the deetltute and
degraded, In glowing language, and chow,
that nothing hut the gonad could elevate
them on they nhould be.
Bev. E. B. Snyder, pastor of Christ M. E.
chards, by Muria: read the follOiting re•
port of the Boon! of Managers :
The Managers of the "Isellest Home Mis
sionary Society," connected with the Meth
odist P.plsourd Church of Pattsburgle, hes
hers that a report of their work at the Moen
of liihs second yeor will he gladly received,
by the Society, the Church, and the world
In general. All persons are aware that den
t itution aml spit Ituol Ignorance urn limed
In titles and towns, but none but they who
vislt the dark alleys, and homes of ton poor
Ins. city, can July know the nearly and
great moral darkness taut Is found In this
city of churches. While many are mirroring
fur lock of food snit clothes, many morn
are famishing for the "broad of life," and
many, even within bearing of the cnurch
belle, know nothing 01 that loving Saviont
who nays no imploringly "Co of: unto me
nil yectliat labor, and aro heavy laden."
The work of the .Home Missionary Society
thus tourists In relieving the needy an for
us their means will allow and, through its
fill.lon scheols and Mission
entireties, titieliing teem taut faith which
give's:length to endure all life's sorrows,
sod premises a rest hereafter, When first
organized, this Society was composed of
Malingers of all the Methodist -apisconal
Church.s of l'ltteburgh,Allegben and vl-.
malty; Imt, .1110 of the ebureheS not co
oim rating with - on, the Hoard of Council
itifinght It sorb:able to remise the Society
a :thin the limits of title city. Accordingly
the. organization began its second year
hearted the - title of the "Ladies' !tome MI,
slonary Society ill I . .ttsburgh," and most
gratifying has bleu its success. Two cube
idonortee have been employed, Bev. IV.
Istng and Bev. IL Burt; two thousand a 11
twenty-seven in baton., elell 0, Admtvtdort•
ele the last year, halt been =ado; fear
thousand, there hundred and slaty-nifie
termte and sonny reinsintel papere hove been
ficdributed; nix Sunday schools tuft dour
lot:leg condition, three having been organ
ized this year. In the. tell:min there ore
Weems and teacher., seven hue
dnal and eighty scholars, eighteen hundred
•oluors of books, arid eight aluidred and
slaty-line papers regul.le distributed.
'fbrough the inetrunieniallty of the Dor
e. sectety, two hundred and fourteen .11-
elite of clothing have been given to the
inost dcattlute. Our financial success Los
also been evcouraging; $5,110 55 have been
polil to the Treasurer. Part of this•um has
been given to the ruisstoutiries and the re
mainder applied to the bundle,/ of the
Centenary Church.
In the early part of 11110 year It became
apparent to the Board of Managers sopi
Beard of I Munetl lbat one part of the Sec
. volts wan, was true misstonery ground.
There wen, many persons In mob part of
the city multi not he bronsht under
the influence of the Gospel without a reli.
Ives organisation near them, and with open
doors Invite them. through .the vlstble
Church, to netsone members of the great
Inn trade Church of God.
Under the ausplces of.lble Society, the
-foundation of a church woo then laid, at
the cner tit limicau had Klrkpotriek
streets, to he called the Centenary Church,
memorial of the year in which It was
COLIIIII4fiNi. Our friends owl patrons have
essisted ,ll Ifs set liberally that the basement
nom will coils leeompleted and reedy for
Um congregation which one of the mlamore
Rev. S. Bort, hoe etre:say gathered.
IV,ltli revennit and grateful hearts, we arc•
knowledge the ,onsets that has attended
nor labors. het in the midst of oar rejoining
the voles of mourning in heard.. Two of
leo. number. Mrs. Itev. IV. It. Watkins sail
Mrs: lice, MlLlnm A. Davidnori, having
faithfully performed Buie life's work, now
stand In the presence of the Master and re.
calve their reword.
And nor, at the claw of Ibis year, let us
not ahrluk front the duties of the Inters,
hut, lent. greater rarnentness, etsntlntto In
our work, for "the barren truly is plea
teens, but the laborere urn for." Thereinto
tunny needy to tar clothed and fed; many
nick to bo sluiced; many children to be
gathered Into the Sunday school, tort many
poorhase to hare the tiospel preached to
them.
Let the light of oar Holy Christianity be
ao digueed over Hui dark ulace.s of our city
that when Um death angel takes us home,
It may ho Bald of each of us. "While alto
lived she shone. • blear S.
Corresponding Secretary.-
Roy. Dr. W. A. Davidson, formerly et this
city. now Presiding Elder of the 'Washing
ton Irlirlet, wan' introcince 1 to the &mil
once, by the chairman. lie spoke of the ori
gin toad operations of the- society, the
work which had been done, and what was
proposed to do for the destitute of these
citten. The doctor haying been Ident.lned
with tbeerganization of the society aria la
bored much doling Its firet year, was there
by enabled to present the subject In an in
teresting manner. Many will long remem
ber the interestin aildress.
The President then announced the names
of the new Board of Managers after watch
the audience was dismissed will, the beno
diction by Rev. A. L. Long, Alliislonary to
Bulgaria.
the Annaoncensent, Dud Dr. ltollert
Meter, of New York, proposes to vltilt
Pittsburgh In person, will no doubt be goal
news to mane. Air. Hunter has made his
name fie:enter and" popular, bath In this
country - and Europe, by hi. triumphant
establishment of a-remarkable system of
treating affections of the heart and lungs,
by,otrect medication.. Instead of the usual
dosing On the stomach. As a sercesuf ut
pioneer In the great work of medical re
form, Dr. !touter stand, prominent. Ills
great ex nerlimee cannot be doubted, while
h Isw rtt Ings h ave been uniformly commend.
ed b the press. We refer our readers to
his f i rst letter and his card elsewhere.
cassaba Its the Aet.—Ofneer John Late,
yesterday afternoon, discovered Stith Rog
ers, a boy of sixteen, In the set of stealing a
dressed chamois skin from the Meuse fur
nishing store of J. S. Inchon!, on Fifth
b[rent. Ito arrested the boy nail took him
efore Alderman Donaldson. Mr. It/chards
(Inclined to prosecute; and the 1316405tratal,
on bearing the (nets sent Um young ilbstrao.
tor to the lions. of Refuge.
Didn't Want to be Killed.—Edward
Rogers yesterday mido Information before
Alderman Lynch, charging W illiam Gorirt..
ley, James 111cAllitter. and Janie!, Asher
wood, with surety of the pence. The purlieu
live la Penn township, and all work lu the
come mill. The deponent alleges that the
accused threatened' him so severely that he
feared to work with them. Warrants were
homed. .
Fate and Peattsal.—A lair and rest!.
val le about to be opened by the lad Ws of
ht. Peter'. Protestant Eplanopel Church, In
this city. The fair trill be opaned to-mor
row (Thursday,- at noon, in Neville 11.11,
corner olrourth and Liberty streets. Lunch
will be served daily, and supper each even
leg. A very pleasant time may bee:panted.
We advise allto attend.
Deposit Extraordinary.— Yoliterday
morning, &plain looking woman from tho
enontry entered one of our banking houses
and stated that she wished to make a do.
Pewit of specie. She then proceeded toes.
tonieh those prevent. by depositing .zeo In
gold. 'rho amount was made up of double
elegies and gunner eagles. comfortable
country cousin to base..
Additional - Allowance to Ottleent—
Evoty officer m the SOrrioo Isom May 1, IM4,
to March &I, 1ft15,• to now entitled to an ad•
AtUonal a/lOwanee of f 5 per month for each
eervant. has 11111 K entitled him. and. was ac
tually employed by him. For further Infor.
inquiwawlth W. J. di Hall Patterson,
Attorneys and .
91.1 m Agents, 71 Grant
street.'
PRICE THREE 'CENTS.
First I Meeting of the Pitts
bncols Petroleum Associssfou—
Election of Officers.
At three o'clock yesterday afternoon the
drat annual meeting of the Pittsburgh
Petroleum Refiners' Assoc'sHon, was held in
their new room in Baize!! Building, on the
corner Of Duquesne Way and Irwin street.
On •motion, R. S. Waring was called to
the Chao, and IL IL Long, Esq., Appel tied
Secretary.
By roe uest. the minutes of the last meet.
lug were read, and, on motion, adopted.
Thomas W. Davis, Esq., from the commit
tee appointed to proceed to Harrisburg to
use their efforts in defeating the bill intro
duced by Mr. McKee, I.:lac/ye to the inspec
tion of oil, and to urge the passage of JIB,
hilt banctioned by the Association, as an
amendment. to that bill, made a very en
couraging report. The gentleman stated
that he was pleased to fled that Mr. McKee
was not urgent for the p 114011,50 01 the bill,
as had boon mated lu the mobile press, but
was only anxious to have such a Llll/ panned
RS would secure the punt le from the danger
eaS use of explosive 11110.
On motion of If. IL Long, Esq., the thanks
of the Aesoclation were returned to the
Committee,
and the Committee continued.
Charles Lockhart, troth the Commit
tee on Freights, repotted that they bad con
ceited with the officers of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to regard to reducing
rates of freight on that Intl. but had not
received any satisfactory answer as yet.
On motion et T. W. Davis, Esq., the re
port was accepted, the Committee contin
ued, and A. A.S tanner, Esq., added to It.
' It. W. Burke, Esq., offered the following
resolution, which m's adopted:
Romteed.:Titat the 1.1/1 introduced into the
Legudoure of thla State by Mr. McKee. en
titled "An act to prevent depositing of nu.
wholesome matter In the running streams
In Allegheny county. and for the better
pr o eservation of the public health In said
cunty," Is one which. if It 'Mould become u
law, will entirely ruin the refining busi
er., in Allegheny county, thereby bringing
losses to latilviduals that may be estimated
by million.; drive from this seamy the pre-
Sent: Immense trade done In refined and
buu de petroleum, and paralyze all other
siness connected therewith, and render
useless the wharves and warehouses erect
ed at. large expense to accommodate the
trade In Phtlauelphla, and drive from that
tent Its meat valuable article of export.
That in oar opinion the bill originates
either In Ignorance or malignancy, Lad that
it Is the duty of Mir:lLl:ens having the bus.
Mess prosperity of the clip at beset to op.
pose It m all loin:
On motion of Mr. Burke, a committee of
three, consisting of It. W. Burke, T. W. Ds,
♦la and Olivet B. Jones, I'l,apt.orere appoint
ed to prepare a remonetrance against the
passage of the hill referred to above, and
to hate the matter brought before the put.
Ile meeting of citizens to be neld at the
Board of Trade Itemens to-morrow bight,
and to mind u copy of the armre resolutions
to our Itcpreaentatives at llarriatarg.
On motion, an u.SSOYIIIIVOL Of tOla dollarnl
• nd,ttoon tottio nsanuml foe. Was zutole on
aril member of Me
An.
.
tm motion of li. M. Long, Egg., an amend
tocntib the ebnstaation WWI ruaptcdchang
log the name of the Association from the
!Petroleum Mariners' A...in
tim,. to the; 'Pittsburgh Petroleum Alum
elation," and oil petooaa intereated in the
ell buslne” were invited to become mem
ber, of tile Aft,mnation.
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election. of Officers of tke Association for
tile roguing year. On tontine, Hemet. eh.,
Lockhart, A. F. Brooks and Chnrle. W.
Burke were appointed a committee to nom
gate Once:t, who reported the following:
President-11. W. Bark,
Vice Presidents—lt. S. Waring and James
.I.llUtctittlettu.
Secretary and Treasurer—U. L. Lone.
Exec:Oleo CousuilitlAr—T. W. Davis, Ben).
W. Morgan unit Cluttlte Lockhart.
On motion, the rel., were suspended rind
tile ticket reported hi' the Nominating
Committee unationoosly elected by acelis.
motion.
:Soother butiners being before the meet
ing, the Anse:nation adjourned.
A Demilahola bricer ow the Esseepage
Yesterday morning, near noon, a mum
fromlito country, who came Into Allegheny
with a load of hay, was exciting na little
antonishment and creating sumo eonater
nation m the Diamond of that city by hi.
'drunken exploits. Lie had unloaded his
wagon and got wild ilrungund a bile In that
<mntion was driving at a most rookie.'
onease With empty wagon about the n it, !sqr
ce or twice no fell Mt his wagon !
came near breaking Ole neck, but managed
to nave himself and regaln hi. 110,1::011
Without reriona results. At last the horsy.
bern me frightened and ran around the mar
ket house. A young l:<,100.6 Dinh named
.Ludwig Waldar, wnogoes about
the streets with n little wagon and
'two dogs was , engaged behind the
tho market house gathering rags, before
he could get out of tn. way he was .tract
and knocked-down by the runaway horses.
Ills head wry attack and severely out by D.
hoot of one of the horses, and one of this
wheels of the western 111,1C11 over both legs
of the unfortunate men. lie was picked up
and can't , ed to the Meyor's Mike whore he
remii•ed proper attesition. It as lesser
talned that one bone of his left leg was
fractures! below the knee. We are
informed that before the accident, en officer
of the Mayor's police was informed of the
drunken loan's conduct, but refused to er
met aim because Lo Ladeso warrant, and
that again, after the occident he refused to
mato say etrert to apprehend the disorde
•IS Persim• tinkers Campbell and Scott sub
coquenti y arreated the drunken man at
Michael' !shot's tavern on the tooth west
corner of the Diamond. lie ',fare Ills name
as Deo. ficidn, end wan held for a bearing.
Ari Allegheny Burglary.
At two o'clock yesterday morning, the
residence of Mr. Franc. Frank, situated on
the corner of East lane, by the river, in the
Fourth ward, Allegheny, was entered by
four men who obtained entrance through
the coal cellar. They rummaged the house,
taking two One dresses, and a quantity of
under clothing belonging to Mrs. Prank,
and finally entered the sleeping teem oecu.
pled by Mr. and Mrs. F. 'I hero they 6ecu r
in en ty-tw o dollars In money owl a heavy
gold ring .111..11 Ilr. Frank bad presented
to lit* wife as a welding ring. Mr. F. was
awakened tic the men In els room and
theout of hod in time to seize one of
the robber. no he w. leaving the room.
Ho could have held him, but one of the Oth
ers called On the prhelner to shoot Ms cap
tor, when the latter, fearing that the advice
would be followed, letgoh. bold and the
whole party escaped. The - teen were not
recognized, bet Mr. F. thinks he would
know any of theta again, particularly the
man he bad hold of. One of the men was
bow lerrgoal. sail all' wore fur caps. The
matter Is In the hands of Mayor Morrlaon's
pollee.
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Coroner Clawson yesterday Impamalled
Jury in the case of John Shelum, the unfor
tuna° man who, tiled on Monday at rar
savants Infirmary, of Injuries received sev
eral days ago it the Central Depot. We cr•
red yesterday In stating that the fractured
limb had been amputated. The thigh was
broken twice, once near the neck of the
thigh bone, and amputation was impossible.
Es-section out performed, the flesh of the
thigh being laid open from the hip to the
knee, and nearly the whole thigh bone net
out. Thu patient survived the operation
only a Jew moments, shortly be
fore noon. The Inquest will be ooncluded
on Thursday evening at the !layer's
ofnCe.
Jumped Jamteson,llvlng in the
Fifth w oil got drunk yesterday afternoon
and took his way down tPliara Street to
tho river. There he got disgusted with
himself and thought he would leave Pitts
burgh by the perpendicular route. Accord-
Maly balanced into the river. °Moor Jas.
Pell, the Fifth ward constable, happened
to sec the effort 'to shuttle off the mortal
coil, and preceded to rescue the would-be
suicide by easing the tall of his coat. which
was the ouly visible portion of his apparel
on the surface. The wet luau was hauled
Ip, 111fscloun but In conVilo
.r2 l , : ii.iaroasa. =
Taoist." J aro losock's hat w. loot, and he
was conducted to the watch-house hare
headed, and there received such attention
mhis ea demanded. at the hands of tho
y capta se
tn, Itobort Graham. After becom
ing thoroughly dry and partially sober, he
was sent away.
Menelaus Days.—Michael Crouse. keep
ing a feed yard in the Second ward, Alle
gheny, made Information before Mayor
Morrison yesterday, charging "Stumpy"
Logan, Jas. Ford, and Jim enen, with ma
licious mischief. Ile alleges that they visit
his yard daily, force the Kettle open, climb
up into Lis hay lotto and shoot his pigeons.
When be remoustratea with them they
taunt him in the most abominable manner.
The young reprobates were arrested 'and
held fora bearing.
Aecident Near Oakdale Stet lesa.—Tbe
exress tra on the Pennslvania Railroad.
which left the city at ItS5 y
on Sunday morn.
ran into a land slide on the track at
about, three o'clock. a talon distance this
aide of Oakdale station, about twelve Mlles
from the city. The engine, baggage ear
and two express ears were thrown from the
truck, but no person was injured.. The Mat
ter was all righted yesterday...
.
Shed Barme4l.—Last , evening, ee stx
o'clock and thirtvelitht minutes. an alarm
sounded from box No. 64, corner of Penn
and Morton streets. it Was occasiOned by
the burning of a frame shed on Bailor
street. nrar Morton, in the Ninth ward, be..
looKing to Mensre.Riper and Stainer, and
attached to the Bridge netery. We ,11a
not seeertaln the loom
Dlrtrlrt Court
Before J.lge
John P. lientletly so. Thomas R. Updike.
Plaintiff brought edit to in cover 4700,w1th
interest from Slay, iMa, being the amount
he alleges to have paid detennant for twen
ty-four shares of the stock of tho walwaches
ter Savings' Bank." After evidence had
been adduced on both stiles as to the naturo
of the transaction, a Juror was withdrawn,
and plaintiff took a non cult.
In the case of /towau vs. Cleveland and
Pittsburgh litallread Company, a motion
for a new trial Was made, ou the ground of
excessive damages, etc.
Richard Perry vs. Theodore Frank. Plain
tiff alleged that In February, foci , anto on
his way to •take the cars for New York, he
was arrested by defendant on a charge of
havieg stolen an overcoat. The arrest, al
though unjustitlable, was not malicious, and
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Wm. WIIIMms, et al., for use vs. Etlwartt
Nuts! I and others. Action to recover five
. .
thousand ilollara aitvansoil by plaintiffs for
the purpose of a Nen to pay bounties to
volunteorli for the township of Hampton.
8.. net Woods for plaintiffs, A. Al. /frown
goroolvoilania. iin trial tit adjournment.
T 61•1. LIAT 1 . 06 WCOMPSDAy.
801. Wooldridge Oil Relining Co. •x. Equi
ble Immranco Co.
113. D. Caryon'd Co. VP. W. B. Yonkey.
117. A. Reno, del., Va. Wm. Per kills.
113. A. Cone, clef.. ye. 'rho, Pork Ise. et m.
151. lila t National Bank of Philadelphia
vs. M. 01.112.140 011 Refitting Co.
-
2 Jas. Clothier and W.C. ]lackey vs. lien
ry . Sprutley.
Patrick .2 Friend V 9. Coyle.
Wllcozon, administrator, vs. lico. D
Moore.
Burglaries In Duquesne Borough.'
Some time during Ilonday night, a bold
burglary, or rather series of burg:aNs,
were perpetrated in Duquesne borough.
The bunco of 31r. John Jahn, attached to his
store above the coke ovens, was entered by
sumo parties unknown, who went into his
sleeping apartment, where they stole from
his pantaloons pocket, a pocket book con
mining two $5O compound Interest_ bearing
notes, aria 43 la postage currency. They also
took about eight dollars In three cent nick.
els, three hundred coppers, a gold quarter
eagle, and a silver ring marked with the
name "J. Jahn." They also took about eta
. . .
dollars belonging to Mr. Jahn's little boy. in
German coins of silver. Ttie number of tie
notes are 5.15 and M.O. Mr. Janus braid a
noise in the room during the night but paid
no special attention to it.
During the same night the new carpenter
shop of Mr. Williams, near the oil refinery,
was entered Rad robbed of nearly- all the
tools contained In It. All the saws were
taken and nearly all the other tools belong
ing to Mr. Witham.
a pane of glum in the window of a dwell
ing house near by was removed, and appa
•ut elitirts made to hoist the window, but
the operators wove scared away before au.
compilsning their purpooe. The burglars
are not known, but Information of the our
glary was made by Mr. Jahns before May
or Morrison, and the afUcers are attempt.
leg to trace ttie thieves. '
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tin Monday evening a man giving his
name as Edward Williams, came to the
watch boom and desired mincer Graham to
give him a night's lodging. 'She °Meer is
obliging, and very fe'Wupply to him or Cap
lam Lewis in vain. Every night there are
fiuin ten to twenty homeless wanderers
permitted to obtain shelter and comfort be.
tbe watch-house fires and depart in the
morning free of charge. Williams stated
that he was from Cleveland, sad It was also
apparent that ho was still more recently
from a gin chop, the officer ventured to In
ire why lie did not save the money spent
Tor liquor to buy a night's lodging. The
guest became rotous and abusive , saying
that he was a citizen and the ofncer was
bound Ito keep him whether he wished It
or not. lir. Graham concluded that on that
principle he would keep him and shoved
Olin Mtn., cell. Yesterday morning the
'lodger was sent, to all for twenty four
hours.
Common Plena Court
lietore Judge Mellor,
Peter Peterson vs..Yohn Ruffner and Lents
Wessinger. Action for trespass. The Jury
found a verdict for deferments. White it
Magi° for plaintiff William Reardon, con
tra.
Hosanna Hoffman rs. Michael °ales. Ac
:on to rocovor for sorricom as servant
roto 1.57 fo (111, fall of 1,65. Klrkpatrick for
Oalatlfr; l.argo for dolt:adult. On trial at
if 0.111.111.1 t,
TRIAL:LIST TOR ICZONESD•r,
Jams E'er, vs. :t. E. Ifogg•
In. Frank Faulk vs. Ruchle Oil Company
73. G. Kann t Ern. vs. Fehr et al.
4. Milling . ..a Bidwell vs. J. B. Corey:
11. Itobt. Wray, Jr., vs. John L ] tiller.
Pt. W. W. Newton T.. Vitt& A Con. It. R.
I. IJ. 11. Roosts., adrar ' vs. Jos. Porter
41. !lush it ightrean vaJ. Bunt.
44. 110Fh Wlghtmatt vs. Jas. Brady et. al.
Si. Birmingham Borough vs. Adam lions
hire.
Argument List—COnamon Plena.
Judr,• sterrett was sitting to the Quarter
Session room yesterday, hearing cases an
the argument list.
The case of Thompson, Reynolds .1 Co.,
of Palladelphia, vs. the Germania Gross As.
sedation, Pittsburgh, a report of which we
gave over two months ago, came up again,
on a motion for a now trial, and in arrest of
Judgment. The case involves some Import
ant principles of the law of partnership,
and was argued for tho defendants by P. C.
Shannon, and by J. W. Taylor, contra.
la the matter of the School Directors of
Chanters township vs. the Special Auditors.
to report on the bounty account or the town
ship,lir. Ewing stated to the pourt that ho
was desirous somothisa should be done, as
he designed Instithung- another proceed
ing. A commissioner will likely be ap
pointed to take testimony to the ease.
Treeparm—Wm. Healy was before Alder
man Morrow semerday, charged on oath of
Wes. Sullivan with trespass and damages.
Tice proaccutor hirers room from the de
fenrient on Pennsylvania Avenue in the
Third ward. Lie has lurid the rent to the
Scat of March. A few - days ago he left his
room, locking the door, and leaving on his
table a gold breast-pin ands cravat worth
The defentlent has a key to the room,
and the prosecutor alleges that When be re
turnedhe found that his landlord had been
in the room, and also, that the pin and cra
vat were gone. - After the hearing, the
Judgement was trivets for the plaintiff in
the sum Of eland costa.
laymen Its a Slagtaltrams , * Marv.—
Aldermen Donaldson had a case of Melia-
Con before him yeaterday—Lary' llellteger
re. Charles B. Trap. The information was
made In the, morning. and officer barber
Ptarted immeelately to llayrrlite, on the
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Ball
road. Ile succeeded and brought Chas. be
fore the magistrate. There the tulured
male professed her Wlliterness to settle all
difficulties on the basis of matrimony. The
swain demurred Ili lima but finally, not
tiller the trip to the Intl, g eve his consent,
and the Alderman, In his usual graceful
style, then and there tied the couple fiat In
the silken bands.
A Eon) oral Qnsurrel.—Roberto Pope
and her nunband lease. residing at Ito. le
kniton etroet, in the • Seventh ward, do not
appear to live so happily as could be do.
sired. 'Yesterday the wire eePosrod before
Alderman Strain and made two charges
against her hosband, one for surety of the
peace and ono for aggravated assault and
battery. She alleges test he threatened to
hurt her variously anti to cut her with a
knife, and that after threatening her in that.
manner he assaulted her, knocking her.
down, after whlch - he did cut her witha
knife. Tile acensedwas arrested and hold
for Court-
Relator Liquor to Illsawsw.—NA charge
of selling liquor to minors was nude
stgalnst John Allen yesterday, by Mary J.
Allen, who made an information before Al
dem= Strain. The parties - reside ltiLower
St. Clair township, and the deponent alleges
that in Maylaet, and at divers times since,
the defendant sold liquor to her minor Km,
Blair Allen. A warrant was leaned for his
•arrest.
An Alibi.—Mr. Craig, or Middletown,
Wrothingtoo county, who wu robbed of SD,
on January lot, in the Allegheny Diamond,
errived on Monday 11l that city, and a hear
ing was but on Monday evening In the case
or Tucker Wiltiams, arrested MOYO2III days
since on the chaage or committing the
crime. The prisoner proved an alibi and be
was discharge!.
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Disorderliosa.—Two 'cases were before
Mayor Morrison yesteninly mOrning, boils
for disorderly conduot. Incwu that
ef Isiinntins, arrested by. officer Yo
landa of the night watch, for dutorderly be.
harionr. He we teed Ife and costs. ' The
other was a mask Marled ilegrepto.3. arran,..
Si , by the nouns *Mom. The case was die
.
Desortiow.—Cattinrine. Hamilton, Hying
in the Eighth laud: maga.it
Y irormatiee yea.
trirtd ia ge ' t .
nothing ter bar support wince L h e Seth of
April.. The husband. ism river man. A war•
rant wan issued.
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Arrested on Protess.—Chnst. Bradford
YOSterday arrested sod committed to
AU on a process lambi by the wort tar tho
nOr.Payroont Or costs.
Werritreed Perfect to all points*? no
tale-those -perreet. fitting French Yoke
mode to order at Mortlook • rim.
reatOs. - 71 fifth Street. , . _
1:71.3-1213Etnyvisaran Et,
No. Ise Toarth street, Pittsburgh, Pa- COPTIII3
of all kiwis; Cus.PE—a. oaf! erarY de ,
acrtptloo of Funeral P arulabing4looda thrutah
od, totem. °gourd day any night. Masse and
Carriage. Ihrolshea.
NlFYltliSeLS—flee.l3,rld Kerr. 0. DI,
M. W .
aco Ju. .1)., Th orns. twins. Zsq. . Js
c ti sq.
It T. WHITE & CO.,
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS,
Manchester. Wood's Run and •icintty.
COFFIN ROOMS AT MANCHESTER LIVERY sum,
co,r,er Sheffield and Chanters street.
Meats, and Vulgar. Mirntsbedi.
TTrcLnALE CEMETERY.-The
teesntlfol llliod•g-Igerrh . the Innate mbar.
ban RI tee of sepulchre. except one, In Qra eons.
ry. wronged on Neer I.lrlghton rood. linalodlater.
Iv north of Allegheny. For burial lone. permits
r title, call at Orates! Drug awry of CL
/01.
CE Y. Allerbeay Clty.
WANTED—TO KNOW TEM.
whereabouts of one JAMES auxis, .be
was last seen on the day at the boat reel, last
July. lied on a black coat and pants, .4 blue
striped a art. Ad Yr.,.
M=IMMI
D'ONSFATH& CO.,
Wholesale Agents
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American Watch Coripanfs
WATCHES.
No. 56 Fifth Street,
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WATCIIIB, CIIIALNB AND
.TMM7I!:IXA.I 7 I.Ir,
. AT A VERT SMALL PROFIT. AT
WILL T. WILEY'S,
6 Wylie St., 3d door frost sth.
JOILIiSTON & SCOTT,
Fine Watches, (locks, Jewelry,
SILVER-PLATED WARE, ETC.,
No. 914 LIBERTY !TREK?,
Pitts.laurels, Wroxixi.ak.
inr rartlealir atteatlon then to Beeslrl.ll
?retract. CloetA and Jewelry. All work woo . -
ranted .
AN ORDINANCE rebating to the
Fire Alarm Telegr•nb.
OutT et. Be it orefaharct owl smactsd by OW
Mayor, Aldermen and Wilts. .Fii/winaryie. to
Select and Comment Cossets alwrwebt•d. awl it
sa lurebyerofalnad tout enacted by staaority.llll P•ts7 sr tbs
me. That stbenessyanY per•od
shed ere. or cause to he erected • Ilse •• 1.11.1.11-
grapb kirl the city of Pittsburgh, the, skaJJ.
:dace kb. thereof at lent throw fest loser
then the wire clad by than. Alarm I •atersylt:
awl any person or persons stall greeter C•on
to be rrec,.l. 'wires to c10t...10n of title ea, It
shalt be the, duty of the Mayor. by hts•polim
force, to rowove fate same. And the par.'s or
company so •ffenolog shall be [table to *Ate of
Oily dot. an, (VS) tole colitctsd as otheyf wet
are by Dm co'lectab ie. • I
And all ordinances •r parts otordlouncts In
cons is tent hsre•lth are hereby rayealol.
• unshed sod reacted Into • law this , the nib
day of February, A. D. 1.57.
JAMES IIcALTLET, '
President of baletrirCaudi.
Attest: E. F. Mos:tow,
Clerk of &east Crovaell.
• .
• STEIL,
President of Casino. relattl.
Attest: lira)] Me...11...taxx., .
ler Clerk of Co lion Cosner. •
WELDON & KELLY,
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steam Fitters,
AND BRASS FOUNDER*
=
Chandeliers, Brackets, Lead Pipe,
Pumps, Sheet Lead. ac.,
ALTA= ON RAND.
64 Wood Street, near .
89 S 9 89 89 S 9 S 9 SSP!
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O 411,
89 Market Sired,
AND GET TOUE -
BOOTS, 'SHOES, &C.
TUC CHTAPEITT AND ! BAST
I . . .1" ME ZS C72.Tir
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JAS. ROBB, 59 Market.M.
89 89 S 9 89 89 89'89 89
THE PLACE TO BUT
COOD
BOOTS & SHOES
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McCIANTO ' a.
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KELE. CLOSE CO,
Practical Fatniture Manntactarers
COL PEEN AND WAYNE sls
Lataat stylog of YCIIISTITIIIS aoastaally as
bane.
Du. HENRI'S
DYSPEPTIC POWDER
thonsaidsoi DyspepdAtt.ce ail Oboe
slosCropta 112,4 tailed. Try . It. bad by •tt Dm-
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WEST,. 4 . CaMON
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Hare on hand or V.V.. 00 abort aotlda
BIANTYI AND STEP STOMA /LA DD ?OR
blot-WAL.N.A. BILLWARY IrAiTLTB,
HLAD AND TOMB ISTONSII. &a. AA
r alias ". 100D9D7 o.N.Cata4. PRICIMMA
NEW PAPER BANGING&
ramias-.71.7i - ex via& 0014
OrsaTOkl LIBBARIES — PomPith. Patten. . on
e.,1.1
FOR u.a.L.l.s—liirw arra rattans on Bad CIA 7
VrrelleNitratil—Pice .Itditunn rattan
anr dark
was r. W. r..Kawswera..
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Th brsopleSt. Th. Best I
SEWING MACHINE,
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ruin. irrarm:r.
j3ABGAINS nN - -
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SEWING MACHINES.
Mx machines, used but short. Mae, Rattiest
redarga anew.. U. PIIIENZ.B 1 CO,
IBIS' V iltlts street.
1101E3ES, !CARRIAGES AI
BM:MIES of t►e very ben be kly”,
.Howard 4 Livery Stable,
,11rst.itriet. bear illoaosiebsie Maxi.
Gress etteatios paid to Derive . ' MA
Dsrwe• /knees kept 1.1,,,,y. Vitg
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