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If ARNINII7P-0, Februaiy i 13, 18133.
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DILLS INTIIatiCCED.
Air: RABBIT, of Allegheny, authori
zing the Trustees of the United Piesby
tartan Church at • Tarentuas to remove
their dead to Prospect C,emeteiry:
Also, eitendbig .the Mocha's:sic* Lien
laws to mechanics on o I tank*, machin
ery, &a., of oil refineries in Allegheny,
Armstrong, *enango and Warren.
Mr. BROWSE, ofLawrence, endowing
College:sins State Institution* with an
nuities of ri,ooo, the same as by the Ed
ueationel Convention last 'reel*.
Mr. WHITE, of Indiana, authoeizing
thepurchase of experitgenhil 'arms in
Westernaad Eastern Penneylvanla for
State Agricultural Colleges.
• Mr.•SEA:BIGEEr;ef Fayette, incorpo
rating the _Pittsbarkb. McKeesport and
Brownsville Railroad Company.
TRADE IN °CARO,
Also, a joint resolution flat the people
of,Pctusseylvanta, being deeply Interested
In the promotion., and J Protection
of domestic trade in guano, re
queer the President of the United States
to give immediate and efficient protec
tion to all persons engaged ln the same,
andaspecially, to cane the Governor of
St. Domingo to restore at, once Alta
Vlllafelszi, In the Carrillean Sea; to the
Jurisdiction of the United States, whence
It was 'forcibly wrested without color
of right,aiiii demand ample r atonement
for her gross insult to our- : flag and the
robbery and Imprisonment ;or oar clti
'tens, and. until inch restoration the
Lintel Suites .cannot conslitently treat
with St. Domingo for thcpulrpose of ter
ritory, Referred. I
avrEntstste vemsmcsas ne =GLAND.
The, joint resolution relative to pis
,
once*, in England was pseud dually,
as it camelfetim the House, us follows
.73e f Itesoreed,.tte. - That Our Senatora
"in Coneresabe instrizeteel, and our Rep
resentatives In that body requested. to
urge upon the- Secrotary-or Suite of the
United Stales thcpropriety end necessi
ty of instructing our Minister at the
court of SLJames to demand from the
Blitistitovernment the relensoof-Amor
ican citizens, native or adopted by sat
' unell.e.tlon,i,nprisonedwithin that king
dom upon mere suspicion of political of
fence, and to haslet upon the adoption of
a fixed policy which will i insure such
privileges and immunities to our people
as they are justly entitled to.
FREE RAILROAD BILL.
Tberiee Railroad bill was dLaetutsed
till adjournment a-Ithaca a rote.
Adjoarned till evening.
• DILLSZE.AI3,II:D YLVALLT. •
' At the evening session the following
werepisserl: -
Changing the =MO of Kifiararing lJni
versify to Columbia University, and an
.) . therizing said corporation to boriow fifty
thotusauddollara.
Anthorliing Hampton toWriship, Alio
• gbanycouzity, to levy a Lei to reimburse
John Grubbs and far
bounty Rinds advanced.
it Refunding trientv-four hundred and
one. dolLars and thirty-seven cents to
the RittauningrEtank, oveipaki Into the
• Suite Treasury.
Incorporating the Lawrenceville Gas
4 Cempany--cspital $150,000.
.1 'Repealing the act prohibiting the
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.1 granting of Dwane to sell intexicaling
drinks! in Beaver county. ; .
Authorizing Mechanics' Saving. Bank
i of Pithirburgh to incest . iR State or Na-
fiertalsecurities.
t • HOUSiI - OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mi. FORD'S general act: repealing the
Tiogniaridlord and tehantOmr, was de
bated, Messrs. SMITH and FORD, (Re
publicans) of Allaghany,!. and CHAD.
; F.ANT, (Demcerat) of Montour, speaking
in favor.",end "Afr.7 . 1 1 / 1 ..."V1V, - Of Putter,
! against. The • bill' reamed finally try
eighty-tomne three, ! am:3lc ore, Mann,
Riddle and Wharton. ! j
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ourroqhip line to Liberia:
Repealiug tho liquor !licertgr• law n£
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19.VISDAY CAE 121711C150.
Tito bill repealing the lane prohibiting
Sander au running pus - Indefinitely
postponed.
An id/tar /Pardoned
131Teleirroptk to tt. Plttaltorgo astette
HANIII3III7IIO, Pa., February 13.
Governor Geary has granted s. full par
don to Wm. Mermr, Ildithr of tho .Van
day Mercury, auricled of libel on Wm.
B. Maas, district attorney of Philadel
phia.
The House has passed the bill repeal
ing the celebrated liquor law of last ses
sion. which proanted the sale of liquors
on Sunday. •
STATE . NEWS
—The Erie end. Fitts:4lmh railroad is
about to - erect a new depot at Linea
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—The Catholics of New Castle and vi
cinity are about gettino up a fair in aid
of their church.
—The residence of H. M. Bole, of Vo
nango,Crawford countfrwas destroyed
: by fire on the itit inst. 4
. —Meadville has now nn ordinance
prohibiting the sale of obscene news-
Faera within the city; Limits. - Good
—Mr. Samuel Foster, of Dancannon,
has been elected representative delegate
from Perry county to. the Republican
State Convention. , •
—The'Downingtown Journal says the
; wife of Jacob Sports, of Springfield Ches.
Mr county, Fa., recently gave birth to
•t four chidren, each weighing eight
pounds. • ,
lintlef from six le eight ateamera
bo established between Erie and
Detroit and Chicago, early in the spring.
s• •by the Erie and Northwestern Tramper.
nation Company. •
—The partition of laineaster and Ches
s ter counties, and the,Xiirrnation of a new.
county with Oxford Milts *eat of Justice,
is being strongly anti persistently urged
= by the people of the lower section of both
counties.
--The Keystone hotel company have
lease' all - the Pennsylvania railroad
hotels mitigating !souses between PS
• burgh and Harrisburg, for which prope
r- sale have been solicited for the last two
months, out-bidding aliothers.
Pi --The authorities offittilsle, Climber
f
• land county. Pa., have , taken John E.
Noble-in hand for sollingctiseasol meat.
hue been sentenced. so twenty days'
imprisonment, and to pay thirty dollars
.fine-ea very moderato punishment.
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The Hollidaysburg We.) seminary
b u ilding, one of the very tlneq in the
d costing nearly Vitisioe, i s pp- ,
stata"'ll ts •It be an
• mach st oomp e ton. w
honor to fijr l
r county, and a monument
to the enterprise asul energy of wince
-!--; her citizens.
—A gentleman in ilarrisborg has bite
• 13' invented a new instrnetent, by which
the rapidity of- telegraphing is greatly
Increased. The More system will
trans.tr
tuft about 1,800 words per the
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House and combinated erstem from
••'• 000 to 2.G00, while a rite at 4,0000 5,0 0 0
claimed for the one. Thw
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ing beats a resemblance to mariuscript.
r•' The letters aro traced with prlnter s sink,
1 are accurate, compact and ez.dly road.
I public meennit tote
T; the typed movement in
been determined `on.
Ore FattrOadrY,
VOLUME LXXXIII
FORTIETH CONGRESS
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W.ianturrow, , Feb. 13, 1867
SENATE. •
A. memorial was preumtod from the
Manufacturers' Convention at Clevelind,
praying for economy in the admlrdstra-
Bon of the governtheut.
Mr. HOWARD presented a memorial
of the Citizen!. of Ann Arboi, Michigan,
on the same subject.
Mr. TRUMBULL, from the Commit
tee on 'Judiciary, reported a hill to anp
ply vacancies In the Executive Depart
ment in certain cases. He gave notice
he would mil it up at an early day.
_. It provides in case of the death, resin
' nation, or absence by aicknoes of the bead
of an executive department, or ley *fa
cer in either, whoa° appointment is to
the head thereof the Praddent may
authorize the head of any other execu
tive department or other officers whose
appointment an vested In hint with the
consent of the Senate, to perform the
duties of said respective °ricers until a
successor be appointed Or disability cease,
provided no vacancy shall be supplied
in thia manner for a longer' term than
thirty dam.
Mr. YATES Introduced a bill to pro
vide a temporary :government for the
territory of .Wyomi pg. Referred.
Mr. WILSON offered a resolution,
which was adopted. asking Information
from tho Secretaryof War in regard to
the amount of subsistence atone pur
chased under order of War Department
(or Indiana =der charge of the Indian
Bureau, for which payment has not been
made, and this amount paid by the Uni
ted States to the Pacific Railroad, Eur
ern -Division, and - Chicago and North
western Railroad Companion for trans
portation of troops and ntores.
The bill to establish and declare the
bridges and road of the Mew-Orleans,
Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad post
routes, wan panned.
DOOLITTLE presented a memo
rial, signed by overone thousand citizens
of Alabama, protesting against negro
rule, and praying for a oontinuanee of
military government over the State. It
sets forth many alleged grievances and
misrepresontations and concludes so fol
lows: ",Continue over no, if yorewill do
so, your own rule .by the sword, send
down among us honorable men of your
own people of the race to which you and .
we belong, and ungracious, contrary to
wise poildy and the institutions of the
country, and tyrsnous as it will be, and
no hand will be raised among no to re
sist by fotco their authority; but do not,
we implore you, abdicate your rule over
us by .ransferring no to the blighting,
brutalising and unnatural domination of
an alien and inferior race, which has
Bever shown administrative capacity for
the good government of either the tribes
into which it has always been broken in
its native seats, and which in all ages
has furnished slaves for all races of the
earth."
Mr. POMEROY introduced a kill ail
thorizing the construction of a railroad
and wagon bridge across the Missouri
river at Fort Leavenworth reservation,
Kansas. Referred to the MilitarY Com
mittee.
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'An INTLSON introduced a bill to
mat relief for property destroyed by the
United States troops duringthe war. Re
ferred to the Committee on Cilium
. . _ .
Mr. GRIMES called up the bill for the
re/le( of certain Government contractors,
amtnintug an apprepriation of about
520,000, which was discussed till the ex
piration of the morning hour.
The resolution to admit Senator Maxi
lla, of Maryland, was taken sp.
/. A substitute wes offered that. Mr.
Thomas cannot bepermitted to take the
Oath of (Igloo required by ths Constitu
tion of the United States, inasmuch as he
allowed Me minor son to leave the pater
nal roof and serve as a reber soldier, and
furnished him with one hundred dollars
to carry out his purposes, &Hof which
was aid, comfort and encouragement to
the rebeilion, whickhe was forbidden to
give, for which, awl in forbearing to
make lenewn that purpose to the proper
authorities, be was guilty of mtsprisoo of
treason as daflised by the exleang law.
Mt. SUMNER opposed the Mmission
of Mr. Theme:.
MrJ TRUMBULL floored adrtdsidon,
denying there was any evidence of dir
beforeto ty
..A.70, e SHERMAN, and
GORBETT opposed admission.
Mr. lIIICHALEW mete to speak, but
gave way to adjournment.
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
. The House considered the bill con
cerning the rights of American citizens
abroad.'
A motion by Mr. WILSON, of lowa,
to refer It to the Cevaraßies of the Whole
was rejected.
A motion by Mr. BANES to recommit
the bill and amendments to the Foreign
Committee was adopted.
Mr. BAItES naked leave for the Com
mittee to report at anytime.
Mr. WASHBURNE, of IBs, objected.
Mr. BANKS maid he would move to
suspend the rules till Monday for that
purpose.
Mr. MILLER,from Committee en Revo
lutionary Pensions., reported a bill giving
eight dAlan per month pension to every
surviving officer and en lis ted man in the
military service of - the United States
who served conscientioanly three mouths
in the war of 1512, and who was bosom. '
ably discharged, and who during the
late rebellion had not adhered to the
caussoof the enemies of the Govarcuneut,
and who can take the test oath, and are
in cirmixrunithoss which ruder them de
pendent on others for support.. -
Daring its coasideration the morning
hour expired, and it.went over till Tues
da next.
The SPEAKER presented a letter fiem
the Secretary of -the Treasuiry, with the
draft of a bill relative to the commercial
relations of the United States with Spain
and her colonies. Referred to Commit
tee on Commerce.
Mr. KETCHAM, from Committee on
Military Affairs, asked leave to report a
joint resolution directing the Secretary
cf War to take immediate measures. for
the reduction of army asperities at and in
the vicinity of New York City.
Mr. WOOD objected.
Mr. EGGLESTON' introduced a bill
supplementary to the act of July 14th,
1.562, to establish certain post reads.
Referred to Committee on *.coda and
Canals.
Mr. JULIAN prettented a memorial
from three representative bodies of the
Society of Friends In the west in refer
ence to Indiana. Referred to Committee
I on Indian Affair*.
The House then proceeded to the con
sideration of the election cam from the
Second Congressional District of Ken
tucky.
Mr. KERR offered the following as
substitute for We report of the com
mittee.
Reaolved, That John Y. Brown, Ind'
having given aid, countenance, counsel
or encouragement to parsons earned In
armed hostility ngsi . tizt the United
States, and baying received atisjorly of
the votes mist. In the 2d district of Ken
tucky for Representative to this
is entitled to admission and to take oath
of office es Keylnetati Ye from that dis
trict.
After debate the substitute was reject
ed--43 to 105, and the first of the resolu
tions repored from the CommlUee on
Elections, that Mr. Brown la not entitled
to take the oath orsear, was adapted.
— The Iwo other resolutions, ignoring the
claim of Mr. Smith,' etc., were recom
mitted.
Mr. WOOD having Withdrawn his ob
jection to Mr. KETCHAM'S resolution,
it wa.s introduced and passed. -
The SPEAKER presented *communi
cation from the Secretary of War tele.
tire to the sale of the Fort Leavenworth
reservation. Referred.
Mr. DONNELLY introduced still to
regulate the disposal of lands that may
be hereafter given to aid In the construe
lion of railroads. Referred.
Adjourned.
MEXICO.
Another lingoldiom °nudging.
LDr Teperrapb to the tlaiberall Omuta]
GALTESTOIT, Feb. 13.—8 y the steamer
Tartar, from Brownsville, Mexican news
to the Sth is received. it revolution wee
being organlred in P noble in the intere4,
of Ortega. itobtaftifte and kidnapping
were frequent and boldly committed in
the day.. The building of & telegraph
line between ;tan-Luis and Matamoros
has been commenced.
ROVESINSi MAO., aboYedestrisa.
Tel•gni* to Os Futalmil tgvnte.i
Snags, Feb. IZ—Sergeant Bates, the
great pedestrian and bearer of theUntted
Stittee flag from Vicksburg to Washing
ton, was publicly received at With Mal
but night. Sixecbes vrere mae by ex-
Gov. Parents, ex-Gov. Moo d rekouset,
Alex. White, and Judge W. M. Brooks.
Many ladies were unnent.
At a public meeting of citizens to-day,
the following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted: ".Berelved that we heartily
approve of each nod every principle em
hailed In the Constitution of the United.
' States, that we regard the haw of the
as a symbol of these principles,
and wa . solemnly pledge ourselves to
support the ono Ind uphold and defend
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ECM EDITION,
THREE O'CLOCK A. M.
FROM EUROPE.
Another Atlantic Cable
F=tgttt's Mission to Etone
and. Crete
,The Riots at Cork Renewed.
LOT Tolegman to Um Plttobarth Gasotto.l
ANOTIIIIM ATLIOITIO CARLE
Tassotc, Ferman' ls offialally
stated that the pertuguese oven:meat
bee authorized Edward Mailleett, bank
er of Lisbon; aid Morena' Result, En
gineer of London, to lays new telegraph-
Ic cable across the Atlantic. The line la
to be run from Falmouth, England, to
Oporto, thence to the Arens, and froni
these Wands to some point on the coast
of thethalled States. The new cable Is
to be submerged on the Allen principle,
and it I estimated that the totalexpense
of the enterprise will not exceed six hun
dred thousand pounds sterling.
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Cr, Feb. 13.=Riotoue disturbances
were renewed yesterday. Several u
sanity were made upon the police in dif
ferent parts of the ally. The authorities
are taking effective‘measures to put a
stop to these "dlaardens. . •
Beaux,—Eventng.—Blantarok promi
ses measures to prevent the repatttionef
cholera like that aboard the 414
bre!tx. 17eird.Ladona . to that end have
been cosuhanced. •
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FLoaamcM.—Evening.—Farracut 1.
emffer-log :from opthalmla. Tha pram
of Italy maart hi 1a charged with as
Important minion to Roma and Crete.
FINANCIAL AND VOIENJUIANAL.
LONDAN. February 13.—Ectaing.—
Comela, lial@dl3l; Five-Twenties, 72 ;
Minds Central, FM; FAD. 431; Atinntin
and Greed Western.2s.
Fzuanaeoar. FelruaryilS—Ereaing.--
U. S. Bonds, 7 5 •10 78 .
Fame, February la.—Baum dull
mare Rat.
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Lickaroor., February 13.—Lbeetimp.—
Cotton quiet and easy; sales 10,000 balm
Uplands at Sid In port, and 81(451d to
arritsra Orleans, Sid. BreadstUN--Corn
declined 3 pence mizedWestenif 431
Is ed. Oats, 3s 10d. Flour, 37e.
Peas, 43a. Provisions—Beef, 117 s Pd.
Park dull. at TA 6d. Lard, Sis 90.
Clramee, 62a. 'lama, 3iis Pd. Produce—
Sugar, 24s ed. Common Rada quoted
at - 60 ad. Spirit. Turpentine adrancal
bra sable it =a Relined Petroleum de
clined to la id. Tallow steady at 4 2 91.
Lometar. February 11—Ereetteg.—Bul
lion In Bank of Ragland decreased to
£14.9,003 during the week.
SOUTHERN STATES
Ili Teleatatßk to tba Plttabarab lissott.l
Pacsixonii , , February 13.—1 n We Con
vention the oyster tax was disowned all
day: •
General Schofield has eddriseed a cir
cular to tobacco inapeccers, Int:paring
whether they have taken the oath pro •
scribed by Oongres. for °Mai hoidern
uteno, it be believed, have taken that
oath. .
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.A.Twocr A February 13.—1 n the Con
vention to-day the tenth section of the
report of the franchise committee, which
allows all voters te be elle hie le office,
mu under debate. Mr. grommet mule
a strtmg speech against it, when the Con
vention adjourned irlt.hout taking sr
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don. ,
cauctu of thirty-sine members it
the Convention wee heldAhla evening, at
Homanwan agreed tot to support roll
. before the people should the
tenth section pun.
sorra CAROLINA.
Romanis, Feb, I.3.—The Convention
Adopted part of the article on the Legis.
letup Appertioning Senatorial districts.
It divides the State into fifty district.,
Apportioning the Senators exclusively
on the population, and draw Away with
the properly qualification.
drdinance was also passed allow
ing everyman, Withoutregard to quali
fication, who.pan'provo a mond- charac
ter and 'my thetas. fee, to practice law. -
The Convention having plumed so or.
dinance to levy a tax upon the opts on
property in the State to pay
per diem of-members, and to meet tho
exocusee of the . Convention, General
Canby has named orders requiring the
public Treasnrer of th e State to pay the
same Ivan the order of the President of
the 'Convention. It is uniendood that
Bottle, the Treasurer, - w ill obey the
.
sale. •
spirts c 'Roux*
Geistmums's, February 13.—1 n the
Convention to-day twenty seeking of the
new Constitution were adopted, making
Eilly-five.
The Convention has requiem! Gimeral
Canby to abolish District Cowls, and
also adopted proybdona rocometing pub.
tic and pollees!: equality without dis
tinction of race or color.
err s ir Feb: 13.—1 s the nutter or
the mad -sdudnistration on the
part of present municipal authorities,
thus. Meade Wet decided the evidence
does not sustain the charges,..and, there
fore, dismisses the one.
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Nxior.OaLwrs, Feb. 13.—1 n the Con
vention to-day a resolution was offered,
which lies over, "that no tureen steal be
eligible to a_dtatti or municipal mill.
who has not the qualification required to
vote for members of this Convention,
bat the Legislature may. bylatwo-thirdse
vote,. remove such disability."
A resolution exempting one thousand
dollars worth of property from seleure for
any obligalon after the adoption of the
Constitution, was referred to the . Com
mittee, on Remota:lons.
An effort Wes made to take up the res
olution votingildrty poor cent. additional
pay to members of the Convention.
Mr. Regan, who offered the resolution
providing for the additional pay. spoke
In defense of hie resolution in very on
ip
parliamentarlanguage,in the counts of
which housed many personalities, and
was allied a "liar' by Mr. Wapplre.
The motion to reconsider wair lost by a
veto of twenty-four to forty.
A resolution was adopted providing
for • board of reviler., to consist of ex
members of the convention, whose du
ties shall begin Immediately after ties ad-
Jowl:mead, to have the entire control of
elections so far as not to confikit with
recondructimi acts.
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JACKSON, February' 13.—n• Cowen;
don *dented to-day the report •of the
Committee on the Legislative Depart
ent, providing for • Leeslatore to
motet of a Sanatennd House of Beim,-
eentativea r the members of the former to
be elected for four years and the latter
for two years. • •
A dispatch from a number sent to
Vicksburg, announces that General ad
lem bad the matter of tax milder advise
ment
A motion was made to telegraph to
General Grant tbat General 011ie= re
fused to collect tke tax and, request that
he be ordered todo so, - The Convention
adjourned without action.
71.0110/1.
TALLA X ASS YE; rehrhary /3. The
Convention to-day In secret session
passed a resolution ennatorming the col
cud delegate charged with making an
incendiary public speech on the Ith to
appear at the bar of the Convention and
chow calve why he ahould not be ex
pelled. _
The fourteenth article of the constitu
tion was then taken up, and hilt little
progresa Was made. Universal suffrage
will probably be allowed. Tberewill be
no dlocrimlnatkut for any cause; except
Lostility to the latiwar ter theKnior
February 13..—To.dayln
the Consentioa a letter from General
Gillem wait trod, asking the Convention
t o ethos° the Um* for bolding the elec
tion of State efilcem and rattan:Won of
the Constititiom The majority terraria
of the Cominitteee on Penitentiary and
Finance wee. adopted; also, a resoltWon
to Misr° [Attenuant Secretaries and in
crease the per diem of members to ten
dollars pen Cern. Adjourned till to.
morrow.
/PITTSBURGH, - F FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1868. i
FROM WASHINGTON.
Reconstruction Committee on
Impeachment. •
Thad. Stevens, ResolntJons
Agricultural Report far January.
Alabama (Quiillation llfaaled,
Breckinridge anal Thompson
Abroad
Thy Diplomatic Appropriations.
By re.itgral/11t0 u• ritubwrit
WAJIIIINGTON, Februirj 18,11868.
lIECONSMIXTION COMMITTKI ON INS.
PEACII3IIIMT--)3X201.:CT10N3 Or lIIAD.
STEVZNIt,
The Reconstruction Commitlee held
a brief soonon this morning, ull the
members being present. Thad. Stereos
elated that he wanted to bring the suisieet
of Impeachment to a teat lu the Commit.
tee. He believed that the investigation
bad Fyne far enough, and that the time
had S eem, when some tangible action
should be taken. HO had prepared, he
said, the following report to the House,
and he would now take the sentiments
of thir members of the Comtalttee there-
on: •
"The Committee on Reconstruction,
to whom was referredthe correspondence
of Andrew Johnsen, President or the
United States, and U. S. Grant, General
commanding the armies of the United
State, having conelderod the same and
the evidenoe, do report that by virtue of
t h h ui e=er i ii n w y whitchtlyeLavreccztitimvitetese
soloed the evidence before them, and
are of the opinion that Andrew Johnson,
President of the United States, Is guilty
of high crimes and miade neanors, and
therefore we recommend the adoption of
the following resolution
Besolred, That Andievr Johnson, rrin
,
!dent of the United States, be impeached
i of high crimes and misdemeanors.
Resolved, That the Committee go to
the Senate, and at the bar thereof, in the
name of the House of Representatives,
and of the people of the United States, do
impeach Andrew Johnson, President of
the United States, of high crimes and
misdemeanor*. and acquaint the Senate
that the House of Represent...rs will.
in due time, exhibit particular article, of
impeachment against Lim, and make
good the same.
Resolved, That said Committee do de
mand that-de Senate take order for the
appearance of mid Andrew Johnson to
sneerer to said impenehment.
As wen as the reeding of the resole•
Rana was finished, Jndge Bingham mov
ed to lay the report aria whale subject of
1 1 le.
=ev s
meent on the
wanted the
yeas and nays recorded on that, motion,
.0 that the country Might know who woo
and who was not in furor of taking cog
nizance of the crimes and misdemeanors
committed by the Prident.
Tho vote wasthe taken, and stood:
Yeas, Messrs Bingham; atilt/1211, Paine,
ilurlbart. Brooks and Reek. Sart,
Messrs. biteeena,utwell and . lama
worth.
Ttuuldwas Stevens to greatly clia.
;rental at :be reamilthonah he iara Le
did not expect moo ditterynt. He saym
the Repoblican pa y to Yirtnally de
feated, and throegh bowardine ita own
member. He attaches mach of the
blame to General Chant end hie friend.,
who believe becamd frightened and de
moralized, for what reason he no!
exactly know. It la Ids firm hello( that
had tie trioxide of Remind Brant en well
aa Grant hirnaelf latpt their hands off.
notbmg could have ) sayed John:lwo.
When the Committee adjohrned, Mr.
Stevens Melted Misers. Bontwell and
I.2r. rr atth to meet vritk lam In llf/k. to
rap* on the eubjed.
Annurchtmtait, Runny.
The monthly report Of agriculture for
Jammu contains in table of the aver
age yield per acre of the principal farm '
crepe of IBC, stowing, with lbw average
home prices at the present time, shoot
the same range as In January, Ddi". ID
New Englaad there le • alight reduction:
in the west a decrease; is the South,
except In MIS "'Unripe!, Loulalane,
and Texas, a marked reduction.
A reduction in shown lia Georgia, the
Camila. and Virginia in wheat_ Tee •
average of potatoes Ls higher in all the'
Atlantic Statey and generally in the
West, excepting Kansas and tiebraeka,
the greatest Weetern increase trieg
netted In Illinois, where. the every , .
yield was sixty bushel. per eery an d
the average once one dollar and twen-•
ty cents per bushel. The reports :sm
arming the average of winter wheat in
diode so material change compared with
Last year. is Penneylvasita, New York,
Ohio and Indiana there appear', St be o
alight decree., and an increase In Mich
igan and In mune Southern States,
amounting in North Carolina to fogy
per cent. At the beginning of the winter
the appearance of the crops was not gen
erally quite MO favorable as usual.
prominent feature of the report is 11,
presenting special statistic. of form
resource. and product , " for the Eastern
and Middle States, giving a comparbion
with 160 In prices of farms and wild
Made and Interesting Meta as to the re
en and minerals, special
cart tf pasturage, do..
DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION.
The consular and diplomatic appropri
ation bill reported on the 10th dillsrs
Irani the on. originally Introduced. It
reatorenthe appropriatron for the, salary
of the Minlater to Portugal, and pro
vides Commissioners and a Consul tien•
eel to Hayti and hitherla instead el M tn.
Wore The bill contain, no appropria
tions for Ministers to Greece and Home,
and reduce' the-contingent Sind of the.
State Department from WOW t0t30,000-,
omitasalary of Second Awns:ant Secrets•
ry of Sta., and falls to appropriate mon
ey for the following objects: Examinernt
Claims, rent of Slats Department build,
tug, Superintendent of Statiatits, dis
patches by cable, and boundary commis
don for Washington Territory.
The bill contains a prey-I.ton
that "no - Consul General, Con
sul.. Agent or Commercial Agent be
paid except - thorn. specified to lbw act,
and all laws end parts of laws providing
for the piyment of any other Cansialar
officer. than those in this set 'Ted:tied
ars beretry revealed and all moneys :re
ceived for fee' et any Vice Commie. or
Consular Agency of the United Stat.,
beyond the mom one thousand dollars in
any one year, shall be accounted for and
paid Into the Treasury in the earn. man
ner as other moneys, received by officer' ,
of the Veiled Staten." 'The number
specified In the act Is about one hundred
and sixty, leaving upwards of four hund
red Consols and Commercial Agents to
he no lenger paid. The toisa sum ap
prised is .12,682,311.
TIM ALABAMA CoNITITUTION.
The following talegram Wel read lathe
Senate to-day by-Mr. Patterson 2
Montgomery Aimed:me, Feb. Ill: To
Iron. D. F. Panama, Senator from Ten
news*: The ratification of the Constitu
tion was defeated by over lh,ooo. Whet
la the proved for the pastaegs of Sher
man's bin tantseeting Alabama?
D. D. DALTON.
'Deventer's Secretary.
• JOIIX C. ZRZCICINSIDOZ ABECOAP.
A letter received here from an Amori
cancitisen at Beyrout, Syria, dated Jinn
ary al, says John C. Brockinridge was
there. making inquirien in regard to
traveling through Syria. Ile denied nil
claim to the privileges of a citison of the
United States and appeared much effect
ed while conversing upon affairs iu hie
country. When asked if he intended to
return, he said be had no wish tobecome
&martyr bad ehould ant return until he
could co
so la personal safety; but no
other country could be his home. He
said in reference to affairs, as the war
an over, and appeal to the sword had
been decided rigalnet those with whom
he had been associated, he wee willing to.
ehoulder his ann like ant other mar; in
defense of his country. He, however.
spoke of matters at Syria In tho tone of
a foreigner.
The same totter states Jacob Thomp
son and other leading wheel of the South
during the late war were wandering
about Turkey.
Isoz(Di or 1547
•
The United States bonds of 1347,whicb
matured 31st Dooember,wlll,lt is under
stood, be paid on preeensation at the
Treasury Department, or of the °Mee of
the Amistant Treasurer in New Tork,
interest being allowed only to the first or
January last-
ASSE.OIIXOIII7IATID.
The President to-day I:iamb:wed if
Storms Assessor of Internal Revenue,
of ;the first Dustrict of Ohio, to fill 6
TayIIICY•
7Zie Dlovicqccar ntic.
The deficiency bill, which has become
•lit. without the signature of the Proof
desit, heeling been sent to bits eleven
dats ago, contains a provision limiting
• stationery mug newspapers of m o m
bare of Ccne,rees to one htmeren and
twenty-tiro dollars' worth per session:
also un uppropnation of Mz hundred
thousand dollars for reconstruction par
poef3.
DELEGATION Or PETROLEUM' DEALER&
Dealers and others interested In petrot
leum, from Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and
other cities, wero before the Commlttec
of Ways and Moans to-del; '
EZCIEEE3EI
Tha-now lax hill will be reported to
ho I3ouoo, it Is thought; in about tht no
cmriazaa
. -
•
Tho Preaillent has appiorea and algnod
tho bill allowing taxation• •of Staten of
shares of National banks.
=11E!
•
The receipts of enster6 ter the week
ending were tp3,17n,7v.
• c..ten. I : TItEJ.IIIn7.
Tho fund 3 it the vault of the. Treat/
this morning, in coin, amounted to
62,075,000; currency .1"28,03.8,000.
111tHVET
Among the nomMatlens to the Senate
be the PresWent:nose that of tient. (ton.
nitermait, to lee General by brevet.
VARIOUS TELEGRAMS
—A disastrous fire Was raginil in WII.
tuington, Delaware, last night. It origt:
noted at Wilt-paid eight In a store occnz
pied by Chitchat Guthman, , and Itiveas
:eared the entire block, bounded by
Market,yront, Dock and lieoondstreete,
woultilee deetroyed. I
A later dispatch, (15.30 P. X.) states
that the fire F. raging with unabated
fury, and that the following establish•
moots were destroyed Charles Guth
man, clothinw 11. S. Waldron, good.;
Dr. 1.. S. Carr, dentist ;IDra. Arengton dt
Everett; dentists; IL S. Munson,olothing;
A. Witinski, dry good e; C. lit. Vender
/oil, photographer; the 'Wilmington Past
paper; Allen Evan., grocery. The. tire
was still entirely beyond control. It
woe thought to be the work of an incen
diary. The 'telegraph operators were
getting ready to vacate their office,
which was threatened by the themes.
—A dispatch to the New York World,
doted Montgomery; Al'.., Pub. 12th. earn
A plan is on foot lore to secure one
bolt the registered votes to carry the nee.
stitutlou. Thu real Majority against it
is about twenty' thousand,. but to-day.
orders Wan) given to re-open , he polls In
five counties for dived , day. further. A
circular of questions heal east been owed
to every registration board in the State.
the object of which la to secure answer*
upon which to re-open the polls In eller
onuntics. Tho President of the Conven
tion it is understood purposes 't4l
teen) certificates of ratilication .Of the
election of candidates . running under it,
The Governor has Issued a circular ex
horting the people to pay their taxes la
order to uphold the credit of the Stat Nand
to keep up the State inititutions.
—The Saginaw !Michigan) Enterprist
of yesterday, publishee an intereedlng
detailed statement/ . 4 tate loudness of
Saginaw Valley last year, from which
we gather the following tigers. number
of mills. eighty-rem; camcity of mills,
tilai.Csal.Ooo; number tnanufakerei, 4111 -
sCsl,ooa; lath, nisi,. ridllione; salt, 473.000
barrels; capital invented in lumber man:
ufacture, es,:as),ooo; in salt, two milllem
dollars. The above does not lur-lude the
hut toe., of the share of Saginaw hay,
which wouia ifiCfettCo theca figures
aiwut twenty per ant.
—The revenue cutter Nernasha, the de
struction of which by exploalon In the
vicinity of Fort. see Monroe has already
seen - stated, it corers first took fire,arel
being loaded with powder, the crew
made haste to leave the vesowl, though a
furious gale was blowing at the time.
toe Iota: was immured and two men
drowned, the remainder getting ashore,
nod the other boat. landed In n marsh.
—The New 13fUniVaeiek logulature Met
yreterday. The timlermo in a *Pasch
tI the revenue was highly satisfactory.
11^,,.na opdara O.; at,olitioil of U.:Ma.
olio ern and rigid economy in cbe
politic service; align ttsn,atop.ttra
sfeasurn. to dove:ono the resources of
he _provinceand faCilitata the Nettle
ton,: Ile further recommended,
whicational w,stem. to 1.6 antooded).
—ln the New Y,ok Assenihly.yestor•
ay, the new Metropolitan Eacles bill.'
as renorted, repealing the present act
at resring the power to grant licensee
sell ,:or MO* Mayors of New York . :
td Drooklyn. It wilily/A conildered-to.'
..Sfstifscue RdnWrl tool, lo Inman.",
his 11 , 4,11,11 a letter from tb• Emperor
off , rmg r fte• pumago far her
,,elf And troupe. to Itln Janeiro, and alto
al* ttAn of th• Itnperial ThtAtri. to that
tai.
•
—lthhartisonk Paraiba* Works, in
ro . on',,sn, Nese York,rxrhsleal Nt-tslnesi
sy 11101:- John ltrimgh WWl' burned to
and two other men sorionsly
urtiod.
•
—United ridatra Drputy M•rahall'iew-•
of Nem 'Cork, hare hron held for
ial on 4•l:a.rßn or I,ViVitlit n bribe
an a cortntliafetter to condone an °f
n./re.
—John Cunningham walk •hot and
°natty ectiondod at IlerooLls, U'edl
- night,- by Jack Winlers, who mu
ndPr bonds for killing Mike Connell
wo woek• 1
—.TAn Cowder and Jam Hallrun
rhauged Moen Ittiot.., In Sferelphia.
Jee
tarday, sated by a card to a morning
paper. No one hurt.
—The bill granting. perwiaaion to con
'tract railwar4 on I tin three feet six Inch
F,iliga has Panted tha Parliamentary
Committee In Toronto,
—Tom. Smith and Lott Alexander, two
n nn a charge or raping a
French woman 01 liemptda, hare been
bold for trial.
—A row of frame building+ in Third
avenue, New Turk - city, was brtnaed
vestercisy morning'. Threo firemen wens
injured by the frtirof all awning,
—The Ast, I rott.r, New York, will he
°lowed for thirty daYs after :Larch Ist thr
extensive al t..rat iu‘s and repairs. _lt Is
also to be newly furntslied.,
—'lke South work aliOn attached to the
unna of iterog, on Randall'
New York, was burned, Wednesday
night. I,w
—Legal prbor , lino have 1.11 come
nienred nualtou dei'aultiag wads
tent ...Otter of tho !American Exchange
New York.
11. Dn.hici, whe kilted 'him eon
awns two weeks Move at aletrithls, tins
been releawd fr,r want of nroseentlon. •
-The birth any or Abraham lAaeoln
we...celebrated by the t.im•otn Association
or Jereey city on Wednesday evening.
—Severnl steamships were seized yes
terday, at Now York, for violating . the
internal ravenun rwt.
-11ontee areely ISIV , been reelected
President of the Amerienit Institute at
New York.
—A rumor prevails that (Dm. Hanenek,
In emninsuall.of Fifth Illitary
trla, has-reigned. ,
—The 'limners City of Limerick and
Caledonia, (rain Europe, arrived at New
York yesterday.
—Admiral Engle died Wednesday
night, at Philadelphia. aged alsty-ulna
}Kara.
_ _
Meal Estate Tram•fora '
The following deeds were left at the
Recorder's othce, Feb. 111th, 1868:
Andrew Fitr.siumtris„to Stewart Shop.
herd, Feb. 11, 1868. lot in tho Sixth
ward. Alleghony on Niece • street, 00
b a p 11M feet. - 1000
BelliArllitl I'. Bakowell et al. to Andrew
Fttrainitnons, November 4, 106% lot
in Manchester, fronting on Nixon
street, Met and catenating back
100 feet to Pine alley $3OO
Stanley Cuthbert, executor of Willbsru
Johnston, to :diehard Ilreenawalt, May
14, 101, lot in East Liberty, on the
turnpike rend, 710 by 100 foot. $393
Alois Holtman to Fredorick Hartman,
Feb. Oth, 1868; for a lot ;of ground in
Shafer township, containing nista
eight scree....
John Mel). Cresson to Oliver P. Sclate r ,
Oct 20tb, 1867,.f0r a lot on Stwond street
betweim . Wood and Market, Piths.
burgh, 63 feet 0 !Mlles by to feet $ll.OOO
Samuel Hurbser to John bollman, Feb.
Bth, 1808. for one half Of tho Interest In
nix lots In Pitt townaltip,. on Centre
avenue, 1131 by 144. foot ....$3.010,
Mary Rodney to limn' Goyer, Nov.'
lath, 1867, for a lot in ithab township+.
containing one acre $337,L0
Junco Rodney to Henry. Geyer. Nov.
18th. 1567; fora lot of ground in Rosa
township, containing one 5cre...5337,50
John 11. Campbell to William Ilutchin
i sett, eta/. Feb. 8111, 1068; for a lot in
Pitt towmhip, eOutaing 3 acre5...36,000
Irxratum.....Our advance notice palter
day, of the great conjurer Logrenla,
should luivebeen credited to the Newark
A,h but the title "Masonic Hail,"
led our compositor astray and the item
svas put forth as a "loud." 'rile conjurer
will arrive in the city on Tuesday next.
'art —John Roblnaon
tarday, on an
attacL
tof Court, and com-
Contempt of Cot
was orrostext rest.
ment for contempt
matted to jolt.
CITY AND 'SUBIJBBAN
AT.T.rGUENT COUNCILS
ttttt 1.81,
and **poet. of coosittees—
Approprlatlests,
A regular nispting of. Alloghony City
Councils was hold Thursday evening,
Fobiciary
Selma
. .conneni.
Melabere Pnwet: Menne. ID,lke.k,
Faulkner; Gwinner, Ifoihera,
J. C. Patience; A. Pattekson,
PI:1111n ::14. D. Smith, *elee,
Viledneb, and Prentlent Mender.
The zninutos'of lhe,precedlog meollnkk
weke fled end approved. -
Parriforia,
Mr. Ithldle.pneeepted • petition, sok
lug for tho erection, of a. gam lam on
the south eideofthe Diamond. RenFred
to the Committee on Gan.
Mr. Wawa, a petition for the grading
end paring of Spring Garden Plank
Road. Referred to CommltteoonStreeta.
'Mr. A. Patterson, petition for, the
grading and paving of Fayette street in
thef.Fitth ward. Referred-to Camistitteo
on Streets. • '
2dr. M yier, peUtioufroutJamesllaylo,
asking fora change of grade on Young's
Referneilo ClonUitittwina Streets'
Mr. A. Pitlariane a petitfort asking for
alto grading and raving of Hamlin street.
, Referrwl to Committee onAtowats. ;J.&
Ale°, a petition 'trona Joseph Woo&
proposing to omelet the office of Assist
ant Street OammLninteer. , Referrod' to
Street Committee. •
Mr. Itlylar, a TsUtiten numerulatly
My _
islgned miring for s the amassment Of a
general sewerage tax. I Referred td the
t.Munltter on. Beware.
• Mr. Brown, a petitions from the Alle
itheny • Firemen, signed by members
baser several •eompanles, asking for
the establishment of an independent
Fire Department. • 'Referred to the Com
mittee onEnginee. -
Mr. filmitb,w petillonfrom Mrs-( old,
tusking for exemption from tho payment
etsewerage tax. Referred to the Com
mittee on Sewers.'
. . .
The President read a protest against
the openincot Miriam alley. Referred
to the Crimmitfte on Streets.
. .
Mr. Phillips, a' petition tusking that
Pitt -.lied - be changed to -a forty hoot'
street. Referred to the Street Committee.
Mr.Myler submitted a supplement to
th. 4 act of inothperation. Laid oser:
Mr. A D.,Sruilltpresenteelacommuni
catialk• .froM thel Ceintrollor relative to
sundry. bilis. Thei communication iras
received, end the Vontrollar ordered. to
oenity•alearrarittlar the payment of the
hills. • •-• • i • •
DVI:II3IZNE 1/01[0,C015..421NC-SATIOIC
: Mr. Wales presented ncomumnica.tion
from nroMlura of the Duquesne borough
Council, tontaltring the action of that
July relative •to annexation to' the,
der of •Allegbany , and uldng Mel ap
pointment of acommittes from Councils
to confer wrth thorn.' The. communica
tion was received and the oornmltteri ap
pointed. !
=
. ,
gr. Vitt .Stalth; of the Committee'
on Finance, subniitteil a report, rec
ommending the p►wge of an acoorn
ponying ordination appropriation the
tstlematerFrevenurn of the cirri
.1
Section tint provides that a tax of
twelve mUls on tDO dollar shall be leeted
upon all pentane, itrufeweions, trades and
property, on the county aesaornent; for
the us. of the city; also three mill* on
the, slollar forth. support of the poor of
the ea :i Ottalolll on the dollar for the
ha. of the oily ution the =oust of an
toed Wee of all geode and nnerchandleat
providing that all persons wheat. outlets
do not amount to 11,000 shall be exempt.
Svolion second axee tie rata. of water
rates, Ifo'rraelag !them In several In
ahinelle above what they were ladtear,
and makes the following approorlet otts:
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%Tatra 'Noir.* lat rats ,
••••t.f ro,toete
r.r. Maya- at .4 a tt/
Lai.. at wa• Ilaaetsttar CM
C.a. , la Treasury aa• datlavaaat Was . mom
Mr. Brown roared that vo much of the
ordi uawce• that • Marred to the mlranred
water meta he struck out. l,st. I
Tha report eras adopted and an orat
nanreistmod- finally.
Mr. A. I). Smith of the Fhterh.o Com
mit!ee offered an ordinance fixing the
eutlery of the Mayor et tt.3%t. City As.
-sar.r ItW , and .Clark to Committees et
S.:JO. Read three times and palmed.
MO' ESI3 , RV IA&
Mr. Riddle prose:nod the mitairt of
the special committee appointed to re
rice and amend the rule. of order, and
•
moved its adoption. '
Mr. Brown moTtal as an amendment
that the matter las over until next work
and the Committee be authorised to 11.1,11
the report printed and furnish proet
obvert to the utembors. Adopted..
I=l
Mr. Brown from the special committer
whivia
establishingwas referred the propriety of
• Board of Public Works
for the city, presented the report of the
Committee, la whlell they reeommeaded
son. amendment. -
Mr. Piddle thought the matter Would
tay over until the members had time to
examine it, andruoved to lay It on the
tatde. •
Mr. Hall was not prepared to vote the
matter down wa summarily, and moved
that so mush of the sot 8.11 referred to the
eeworage tee tie ad 1. :
Mr. Meßrier, (Mr. Biddle In the (lair)
moved to amend by subettltuting the
worde City Engineer, and Committee on
so Streets and Sewers, where the words
B.rd of Publie Works occur, ma the
sari.. Insy an... - •
Ifr. Italic motion se amended was
adopted. C. C. non-eoneum.d. ,S. C.
adhered and naked a Committee of Con
ference., and Meenint. Ball sod Brown
appointed, and Maws. Teteand
oeghtly appointed on the part of C. C.
Mr. J.C. nal4mon,o( the Poll. Com
mittee, enbmittid the report of the Corn.
inane with an ordmanos providing for
an Men.se of the forts of eleven men.
Mr. A. Pattenpu thought that the
crow, of the foboe wee a useless expen
diture of money, and he was opposed to
It. Ho thonght there Was no benefit to
be derived from ' it. .•
The report was adopted and the ordl
nenno finally passed. '
combo neurons
. ,
Mr: Phillips, Chairma n of the Gem.
mine* on Common Gronnds, presented
thereport of the Commlttee,accompanled
by en ordinance providing for includlug
"Seminary fill" in the ground, to be
Improved. ' .
Mr. Riddell moved that the Matter be
referred and the Committee have the or
dinance printed.
Mr. Patterson mid that thero!was no
nee of prolonging the matter. If Coun
cil,' wlohed the Committee to Improve
the hill they should rwf 80.
' The motion was adopted.
Mr. Myler prevented the report of the
viewers on , Washington street, end
moved that lithe Sled In the Engineer's
calm for.the ueualtinte. Adopted.
Mr. Patterson presented a petition ask-
Reff the widening of fiedgwick .trees.
erred to Street Committee. i
Mr. Brown' read a communication
from Marry Irwin, Esq., which was ao
eompanied by a book, Kola present to
CouncllN• in refurcnco to the Brooklyn
Water Work, end Sewerage, which was
presented to taro Ity That Nall, Esq.;
of New ?fork. The - beok Was received,
and a resolution tendering the thank' et
COW:ills to 4 Mr, Irwin .adopted.,
Mr. Riddle offeivd a resolution author
izlngthe Committee en Street. to confer
with the Directors of the Perrysville
Plank Road and have. the toll gale re
' moved °Mollie of the. city limits.. .
The chairman road a communication
from the City Solicitor, from which it
appeared that the company could not be
compelled to remove the fetes without
an act of the Loglalature.
Mr. A. Pt Smith presented a WI rela
tive to vehicle license, with a 'resolution
that it he accepted and forwarded to the
Legislature Mr action. The resolution
was adopted.
Mr. Phillips offered the following:
WrCnngAn, The publialmare of the-Pats
burgh Onnmerciai propene to .apply the
Councils of Allegheny with cue hundred
copies of a record containing all the pro.
ceedings of each meeting, similar tothexo
furnbilted-the Councils of _Pittsburgh, for
the sum of 1/..M0 per annum, that feat the
rate of s2Der copy; therefore be it
BeNotv By the Select and Com Mon
Councils 6 the, city of Allegheny, that
their Offer be socepted..l Referred to Com
mittee on Priutiug.
On Imotion of Mr. ißrown. the ordl
unnoarelative to the oettphlisitmeut of an
independent:Fire Department was taken
up and' read a second time.
Itir.lnall moved that the ordinance,
, .
Withthe one coming froppnn Common Coun
cil, be referred to the:Committee en En
ginesidwitohd
furnish
to
t r Lei them
pprintL Th ' e we e .gd ' opted. mom
lidylar offered' the report or the
Yeivreis on the conel-fewer, which had
been referred back tolt.he viewers, who
amend by recommending a deduction of
20 per, cent., to be charged to - connecting
sewers that may hereafter be conetnict
cd. • The report was approved.
Thi Chair offered the following rm.'
Intlocii •
llsiplved, That the dointnittai.' on Or
dinances are hereby instructed to report
an ordinance mail: 'obligatory. on
Viewers appointed to open streets and
highways, after the mpletlon of an
aseemment, to appoll a time and piano
of holding an appeal. Referred-to Com- I
mittee Ordinances.. .
Mr; Meßriar. (Alr. Btown In the Chair)
offered an resolution authorizing the
Watei Committee to investigate the sub
ject of the improvement of the water
- workii,relativo to the ijnoresmo of water
Patton= offered the fol.
Beacilied, That the (eo II rattles ort Gaa
be reqxtested to: lnyeatigato and 1.11111111
why os lamps are mot lightodtutd ept
In order. Adopted.
The report of the TiOWer. on Morton
Street was coniltnied.
, The report of the viewers on the boun
dary of Pitt alley 1,11.141 oleo confirmed.
Mr; A. D. Smith, of .he Committee 'on
-Thiene., offered a resolution authorizing
the Committee to borrow *lO,OOO. Adop
ted. I
Councils adjourned.
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Present—Messrs- Brown, Cutler, Corn
ley, Clark, Aunbans, Eystcr, Fleming,
(leper, henna, Ilestiqgs,Llockuly,.Kon
neuy, Runkle, Lind Say, Ley, kiegraw,
Oboe; Reed, Richard/mu, Tate, Voeght.
ly, Warner and Platt Slagle.
WA.TER AND STRI IMTROVZMZETS.
Me, Tate preeented a petition for a
1
water pipe from rroll stmet to the
stone quarry on the Perrysville Plank.
•road: Referred to th Water Committee.
Mr. Hastings p Seated a, petition
from . the residents oral McGee'e alley for
the pavement of mild elle,' from Federal
to Boyle street. Referred to Street Com
mittee with power to set. , .
Mr. Ober presente4 a petition for the
grading and paving or Perry street from
Lang lens to the Troy Hill road.
Mr. Geyer. pmeenned a petition for the
grading and paring.of Center street. Re
ferred to Street C.onunittee. , ' •
M. Werner presented a petition for
water on Franklin stMet, between Ful
ton and Chambers stiviets. Referred to
Wider Committee. i
!A GENERAL sotanaca Law.
Sfr.Voeuhtiv preempted a petition from
residents of the Third ward, asking
for a, general sewerage law. The peti
tionera objected to special taxation fur
' the Construction of sewers, and the pa
per *as signed by some mveuty-Ilve or
eighty citizens. Retirral to tho • Com
mittee on Streets ~ta Sewers.
• manic= ttreirwne. •
Mk. Hanna presented the report of the
&Domino" en Afarkete. " . •
Done. Mlles for Jai:Leery • IX] 70
Jibe& rolifer./... Ist to 23th... •=I et
J. il..llaNixity. Jan. elle to 3100.. 71 67
Jemen Hunter. decoad , ward, Jae,
oar,' Ist to VILIt —../ ..... , 2'a 33
Total
ti t oeo
The report was revolved and Med,
VIII. 14111:111:5.
/fr. Megraw pregamted tho roport of
the Comuilttoo on Ilre Engines, with the
following reaolutlona, •
frasotord, That thel Controller be au-
Merited to pay the followliii hills;
Brown & Blair, $53,2f..; F. Reed & Co.,
145.00, for repairs. th Columbia Engine
Hoorah.
Residerd, That the Committee on En
gine. he thatructed to percent., at a cost
uoVeseeeding POO, a suitable jst,, In the
Stith ward upon which tOffik-ltu
run House. .
Reaokel, Moat penzalsaien be gestated
to the Pacillo and Atlantic Telegraph
Cotttparty to place foar wires on the poles
of the Tireillasrm Telegraph; from the
turner of Andersen throat, along Laoook
to Federal.
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12‘..D1red, That too Controller is au
thorlsod to:adapt:tie" and revels.. propo
eels for repairing the floor of the Hope
Enki he Homo.
r i
The report WM sired and tho rend- ,
lotion. adapted.
Mr. Iliegraw presented an ordinal:lois
tram the mime Commitke,.Creatitig the
silica of Chief Engineer of the Fire De
partment. The first section creates the
once of Chief Engineer, and authorives
the •ppcdntruent by pounas of .a.peradia
to till Bald office for the present yeu.
The eeeend ae,tien ksquiree him to give
hoods for the faithful performance of his
duties. The third aseUen Ogletree hint
to devote Wain:gin tinsels. the Mike, and
Cara his salary at an•
num. Thelantils .nation demon him &i
-lk* in &MIL •
The °ohms...3 being read• the ques
tion of bail was taken up fee disresadon..
The boil MO need at the stinThr t 2,000,
and the automat of salary at ENO per
annum.
' Mr. Tete moved o-lay over the orcli
nank. vreeting the !glace of Chief Engi
neer of the Etre Department. Lost
.by
10 yea to le nays-
Mr. Cutler moved for the third reading
end Heal pafteage ,4 the ordlr"
The yeas and nay. we .rolled ''' reupon
the anal passage, when - only slo - Toter
were out In the "negative, namely:
M dears. Combre,l Dunham, Eyeter,
M• Donald, Reed - ohd Tate. •
Mr. Cutler to that the ;film he
enwentled, end that the ordiromee final
ly peas. Agreed te.
Mr. Ilaatlngs or! the following:
Rfr eiotal, 'Mat the Committee 'on
Street.. be Instrue to ontabllsh a grade
for Poplar 'street; north of Hemlock
ecruet, end report~ at the [mit meeting.
Referred to the Sheet Committee.
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The PretaidentLak up, as unfinbened
etta from I year, the communi
cationbnaln from the. the Hese Company,
of the Fifth warti,Ziakineto be adinliteit
Into the Fire Depirtmenr.
Mr. Hanna ittoeed to lay Quills table,
which was lest. i
••• • • .
Mr. IteNotil Erred to refer to the
Committee on Fin Enmities. , Loot.
Mr. Hanna then relive* his motion
to lay on the tabln, which Was agreed to.
Aniourned.
WSW". as 1.2140 u. Tricsioloss, Ms
. Rift?. •11111141 r Gloss• *tee
at 115101.11,114t1ta5.
At the old established and extensive
wboteealo and retail trimming and no
pm house of Dfessrst. Joseph llorno
Vo.. Nos. 77, anti p Market etrest,
breat bare:ails nett atilt efforts], and per-
SOWS &Atreus of ?litiiinlng any article in
their lied' ill de well to favor them
with s VISA. Thin stock Is entirely new
and (nosh, and has been selected with
rare care and judgment, with a view of
eupplYinethe horns trade, sad will be
found very atfractive. The firm era anal]
isms to clone out their lino ofgoods which
pack to their utmost capacity every de
yartrnent, and in order to accomplish
that end offer much bargains as never be
fore were offered In this markets The
selection of millinery goods,- bonnet
'velvets,
moulds,'Llowers, ribbons, lame,
velvets, silk, &0,, is-spry fine and will
commend Itself to dealers who buy to
sell again. We inlghtheraquoto it tow
of the'gavelling prieta in order to show
the advantages offered,`hut'we prefer,
and urge that our readers pay the .tab
lishment a visit and see and judge for
themselves. The character of this house
precludes the idea that the special sale
partake. of any), humbugging device to
catch trade, but!to the contrary denoting
a willingness on the part of the firm to
share their peculiar purchasing advan
tagos with their patrons and the public
generally. I • - .
Maya:mantra In Co.tato
The beautiful nod amusing , cantata of
tho "Elaytnakcp" will let produeed a
tho deademy !of Musle, Wednesday
evening, the lith lama., under the
lion of Miss Eritest, with kills Jones as
Prima Donna, lit the putt of 'Mary," and
Miss Lierie Mooney, as "Anna." Mist,
Ernest la a lady ef pus musical talent,
with rare culvstiott. Miss Jones: too
Prima limns, Yeomen a sopmno voice of
great power and Immense comptuss,
while Miss Mooney's alto is seldom
equalled. M]ss Sarah Young, who
etatalns the puit of the dairy maid, has
also a reputation as an amateur singer.
The other character. are sustained by
Professors Win. Lawton, Wm. Dteby,
Major lleslop and others of equal note,
all poesesaing !a high grade of musical
talent which has boon carefully cultivat
ed. With such an array -of musical ce
lebrities as are here presented, the can
tata cannot fill to prove u success. Tho
mas of tickets Mill commence; n]e 4 b s k a.
u., Monday. No gxtra„ charge for ro
resented seats]
Vilthetieet,
one In housekeeping goods
At Bad &
doeldod :
are offered.
THE COURTS.
Malted State. Court—Snag. lioCi..ud-
A betition In bankruptcy was filed by
John W. Steel, of Oil City. The peti
-
fierier is celebrrited so having been the
rapidly mails and rapidly unmade mil
lionaire of Oil City. who made ouch a
tremendous sensation with his newly ac
quired fortune so long as it instal, and
who is now driving 0 team in the oil re
gions. Among his debts ore itemized a
hotel bill of 519,000 and a cigar bill of
$,5000.
In tuo cases Of United States vs. Frank
lin and Michael llogle. United Slates ye.
Michael Houle and George Fisher,
George Fisher and Josephliertman, who
wero Indicted for selling and purchasing
beer without having Neu properly
stamped, the District Attrimoy entered
node. pros., on payment of, coats
by defendants.
In the case of Charles i ßnurhelm, pre
viously reported, the jury found a ver
, diet of guilty on the first count, and not
guilty on tho second. The Court
Inset him to pay 11 line of ten dollars
and costa.
Tho case of the United States ye. ono
half barrel of whisky, owned by Gideon
Morrow was milled up. The District At
torney declined to preen the • Mitt
forfeiture, and the Jur y found'
United' Statacand• for the .respondent
pottier paprt;-4110a*.ii•MpS.
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'Thoii.'FaiNeeit vs. N. J. Bigley. This
one, ease, already re ported, occupied the
whole of yesterday's session without a
verdict being reached.
Following is trial list far Friday.
OS. S. McClean, Jr. 1 / 4 ,1:T. S. Rowley.
07. J. W. dmitlivx. Darlington & Co.
Itellort.l.l, l'otter & Co., ca.
Moore & Chambers.
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M. L. Malone re. Wm. Culp et. at
J. G. Darts TN. J. P. Sablta.
Same vs. 11. Schnellbaugh.
Wier 6: Steel vs. 'afoore Allmon
.L. Permit vs. Del. M. S. Ina. Co
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Pinkerton and Pur/ts and Wm. L.
Geld and wife. Action on mechanics'
lien. This cane occupied the entire ses
sionilresterday, and wax not concluded
at ad ournment.
Following is the trial hot. for Friday.
lta. 11111 & Strain_ vs. Dithridge.
107. Mane et. at. vs. Grady. •
• 108. Same ye. saute.
109. ; Murphpvs. Savage.
113. 'Smith et. al. vs. Haigh.
114. Marx wt. Eisele. •
11G. Good et. 01. vs. Roder & Saul..
117. Davis vs. Sinai,'
118. Pease '.vs. Western Manufacturing
Company. • •
119. flare vs. Rigdon et. al.
LW. Evans va. Bruning.
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Quarter larreatous—Juage 1111Antrett.
Tho "Hughes Seahill arson rare orren
piorlthaentlro arasioU without being con-
tbell•h mad Goressi lob Printing—
the oases., Job Oahe of 'inert,
Anderson it Co.
In combining the English and Ger
than branches of Job printing, Dfeears.
Errott, Anderson A Co. proprietors of
the Casette Job Cam have supplied
stoat that lam long been felt by the busi
ness community. When. It is reruom•
leered that a largo 'element of our popu
lation are Germans; whew,' patronage
amounts to a very, considerable sum to
our merchants, the advantages% accruing
to advertisers by German and English
printed mulls, circulars, hand bills and
posters are very great, and we, do not
standar at the additional share Of trade
aprenled .Errett, Anderson A Lie. since
devotnaencir attention to this branch
of business. Tito Ilimbeh Job printing
°Moo of thje Arm has long boon regarded
as among the beat arranged anu mast
complete establishments of the char
acter In able city, and their imprint has
been always held as evidence of the su
periority of the work to which attached.
The German department Is placed In
aharga at firatulasa CSOITCMItAXS. who
I thoroughly ,inderstand their business.
! and turn out at fans specimemtof cost
priattnglia that lantmage &litany exclu
sively Gorman establishment In this
country: The firm translate English into
pure German, or rather act German from
English copy, so that business men need
have no trouble on thatmora. Bid heads,
circulars, 'cards, blank books, posters,
ball tickets, party anantnacementim
Play bills, paper books, pamphlets, ac'..
to are pruned to the befit style of art
and at very reasonable prim, Anv of
our friends desiring any work in ibis
hue are earnestly recommends: to favor
tbratartata Jab Colts of Errett, Anderson
Co., with a full share of their patronage,
and they can rely' n being fairly anti
satisfactorily dealt with.
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me attendenoo at the Pennsylvania
.tvenue M. E. Church Fair, at Lafayette
last evening, leas very large, indi
cating a complete enceems of the under
taking-. The contest for the different
prime was - unite spirited. Fallowing' le
the remit of the voting en for
For Cabilet - Qrgen—W. A. Lawton,
thirty-four, G. M. Alexander, six. J.
Mctiletcheyosthe had received a num
ber of ram
. vvithdrear from the contest.
Geld swatch for clerk, book-keeper or
salectonn: It. F. Ifennedy, eighty-eight;
George ItelmenraVder, sixty-eight; Gee.
Holtzman, two; A. Fitzpatrick, .forty-
two.
Silver Set for oounty Offielal---S. B.
elutes., Sheriff, two hundred and eighty,
rdx; '7oseph 73. Gray, Register, ttru'
hundred aud elitTddx; John (1. Brown,
Court Clerk, tour.
Watch for Minliterßev. 'Clark, tlf.
tern; Her. Jones, forty-nine. . r .
Droning (lawn for Minister—Rev. J,
J. Mcflyer, thirty-nine; Iter. J. A.
Miller, twenty-four. • .
Printer's Composing . Stick—Hugh B.
Nft serentl-right.' P. Maguire,
title-taro; A B. Hunnicutt, ten.
The Fair will-class to- nuorrovr evening.
of an Esteemed CU/sem—it is
with regret wo announce the death of
Jr. James Shannon, which occurred at
his late re.sideueo, corner of lima and
Thll,l street.% at 6:30 , yostertlay morning,
et {be ago of sixty-live years.. The de
cease,' was a native of Washington coun
ty, where the- greeter portion of his life
was spent. Ile was generally known
among the prominent politician of Ma
day, by whom he was held to the highest
esteem. ilLr numerous friends and se
quaintaratharwlll learu of his death with
sorrow. The funeral will take plea° at
hi L 11. toslay from his late reationce.-
The National Agriculturist. formerly
conducted by C01...1. T. F. Wright, has
been purchased by Messrs. J. M. D.
Koester. Into of tho New Cstitle few-not,
who will continue its publication under
the title of the Notion./ Agrienlitirirt
me/ Prnaryiunnas Form looreoL. These
gentleman are eminently Instilled for
the rack they have assumed, having Mil
knowledge of every department of agri
culture and largo experience no journal•.
boa They will materially improve the
tone and character of their publication,
and we wish them the succees warranted
by their enterprise and ability.
Three Charges:—Carrie l i eugho, who
resides In Armors' Court, if Grant
street, yesterday three made informations
against \Vm. Caldwell. charging him
with assault and , battery, tmdicious
mischief and for sorely of the peace. She
alleges that the accused ertme to her
house while she was engltronl washiuttA
window, broke down thedoor, and broke
the window at which she wan working,
after which be seized tow rudely by the
arm, kleked her nod threatened to kill
her. A warrant was issued for iris ar
rest.
• Capstred.—An omnibus on the Pitts
burgh and Teraperancoville line was
capsized Wednesday, a short distance
from the ferry. ,There worn !Moen pas
sengers aslant at the Urn,, of the acci
dent, allot whom escaped injury except
one, a Mrs. Clark, of 'remporanceville,
who was conslderahlv brutsed about the
face and Lack; but her Lijuriaa. it is
thought, are not of a dangerous charac
ter. When the ..buns" itpket the wheels
became detached from tho vehicle and
the horses run away with them.
Rosiness Change.—Our representative
business firm of Miller, Barr '.t Parkin,
steel raimafacturers and workers, has
been dissolved, and a new firm under
limited - partnership under the 811.11:10 style
has becmfurmed. The general partners
of the firm are Messrs., Menton Miller,
George W. Barr, Charles 'Parkin, Wm.
'Metcalf, •and the spacial 'runner Mr.
Samuel M. Kier. We earnestly com
mend this firm to the business' public.
The iiesquerade.,The greed inunquo
rude at the Rink last night was largely
attonded,thers being o'er three thousand
suffskars. .The costumes worn were ele
gautlygotten up and represented almost
all the nations of the earth and many die
thignahed charm:tent known in history.
Altogether, it was the grandest affair of
the season, and a repetition will be ea
gerly looked for by all who lad the ~oal
fortune to attend hat evening.
FOURTH PAGE—Raltrood Presents
talon; North Prenblterlan church
•Alleghenj; skating Cautea at Can
us g, &C.
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NUMBER 33.
Fleeting motoeotuea now The? oto
Illeaeured.
Corroct and faultless Measurement If
fleeting moments is se, , rurd in few of tith
time pieces carried by our (donde,
t hough perhaps most of them record wOl
nicety suillcient to serve all pramieid
purpose, It is a shigular fact that hefa
crowd of watch wearers at no mom At
will any two of the unfailing chresionin
tors tell the same etotT. Someareahtieid
:i.f the sun while others play . lag%
gard and fail to keep •up with tho
fast traveling hours. In spite Or Jae
peculiar and almost unfailing charactii
ietic of time pieces, wo must admit 'that
there are instruments which record with
ni mark off as Oho
la !vein. fid,8,517b,a,D1
its the nun himself the seconds, Inlay*,
hours aruldaym. This fact was forcibly
impressed on our mind when we wits
made acquainted with the fact that the
tins Manua Chronometer,- at the tithe
depot and fashionable jewelry
meet ot Messrs Dunseath Ifaslott,
:Ai Fifth street. had performed its worst
full year with an accuracy truly surmi
sing. On the day of August 6th,
the proper mathematical of
wren tussle fir ascertaining the tine
time, when, by a iloinparition, it Was'
,Mtua Him this chronemetair had varied
bia eeneaty-three tironrls during tile yak. r.
'Just thinker it, M 31,551,600 movements
,this faithful thine attestor. went astrayrniat
an hundred! 'lint, even stills better
1 idence of the 'liable and accuracy of tnis
tiumo-pleoe in to be Wiled in the fact OW,
for the six months whiob have eiplehid
tine* those observations were madeil it
has varied but el.ren secentds. If Oils
rennet be regarded as, standard titocOve
do not know what should be no termed.
In addition to this great: central rogn4a
tor from the factory of John Bliss
the famous • makers of New :Ytitir,
'Messrs. Dunseath de Hazlett's public,
clock in front of their establistint zit
pre•ents an alincet, equally good d,
and by its careful measurement the -
ands of citizens keep regulated 'their
. - -
watches, and those who are notforttufate
enough to own a repeater congratulate
themselves on the enterprise or the tOm
which thus ituptdles their lndivldualmid
the public want. •
•
A "Many occupation. •
If a man, woman, M. child , wants Sin,
be eau, she mn, or it tan laugh till tlimir
Svcs ore awimming In tears. 'Tis better
then going to a•theuter, yes It Is. I eill
tell you how to get it. Go to Dr.
cetesofllce,-N0.170 Chatham sonare.Naw
York, and Arch street, Philadellitlla,
iu thecDrog Store, and at all hours o he.
day you wiz gee women. men, boys 'ind
night painting_ theinselies Willa a liquid
called PAIN PAINT. AnybOdy who suf
fers any kind of pain, from the *obi of
the foot to tho crown, can have it remord
free of cont. Of course It , brings oat
crowd. Dr. Wolcott in as busy as a. ilea
In a night csp, and a dozen of bin Oext
besides, paintmg the hardest catetc , tuad
tire rest are set to work with a bruahtind;
a cup Of PAIN TAINT, to , painting' their
own knees for rheumatism, feet for hi/M-
Mus, cheeks for toothache, and somtipre
painting each other, while a cromrilut
side is waiting to got ' : in to got palmed..
It Is amusing In the extreme, andkan
never be forgotten. ItYht worth a, 4dy's.
ride behind a locomotive to sox andlg et
'line peep. PAIN raisrr has created Mere
excitemont than any remedy over PAD ,
dueed, acid is now sold at' all dragglste,
from:lsc. to $.5 a batty, witha brush,' •
A rill.•streitm, a torrent nowt.— I
No. nts a mighty ;r1
it sweeps Allman, enamel all Trmsi
awakes each drop Of bIOOCI. t- •
CITY ITEMS.
• ,New Dry Goody--Lott Prless,X
Marseille& Spreads; in pink, buithlne
and white, 33.00 to $l2; Stripe Crikpoil
Matra for spread.; Table Linens; Nap
kins, tnwels,Doyl les, Terytchespi ,Btlack
Alpaca Lustre. from 37d cents up;)Baale
French Merinos and Bombasin&a,t:Bew
And cheap; now Stripa Poplins aridttillk
Mixtures, 373 to 621 rants: cio.t.nrti
.do claetemeted long_ Cloth, 12i• tied.;
ood Musiina, 7,8, 9 cad 10 cents: lienvy
Domestic • Gaughan's, 121 count; Ailed
Tickings,lo and 12d cents; Red, 1 . 99h1te
and "Yellow Flannels, cheap; Fthither
Ticking., 25 cents; Plaid Country Plan
nal., 31 cents ; Black and Garnet fillks,
Many now_goods at Tory low prices, on
west corner of Market and Faurth4l3.
• • GAltrniElt STEWA4T.
Pools, Slues and Gaiters—Of tbe ery
latest style, can always be I=l et; Mr.
Robb's. BD Market street. He ketpo a
rplendld stock always on band and , 3tells
at the lowtnit.prloes. • ',I
"Bed Cut - ye Bloom is Freit". and
Pair t" gm.. the old Scotch song. :Flow?
Why, the...who sheathe bloom of *dal
on their cheeks, take Plantation rs,
which bas the power of fortify - lit the
oyitem against disease, and of Sag
the digestlro apparatus. Jiro you dye.
peptic,. week, void of reergyl
Von little , er no appetite, headache;,con
tinned lassiude nod depression of 'Orbs?
Take S. T.-1960—X. and bloom.• end
beauty will return. The Bittertilhave
bedome a household friend.
. .
Niecreonta.WAenit.—A dellghtti.d tol
lot artlelo--supalior to Cologne, and a
half tho naive. • • anial4nF
...
..AI
. . .
MM. Mica and. Gaiters—Of tbOvery
latest /ogle, can always be had ai: Mr.
Robb'la SO Market street. .He keeps a
aplendid stock always km hand and sells
at ;be lowest prices. .
The Put& 'will find at 112 Fedetel St.,
Allegheny clty, tanned Fruits itaVe g :
etables as (sham seat ass trefise &hither
city; also. all:lands orFinklee, §#u` t,
Cataupe, Prepared Came hat fosiePice.
Condenned Milk, Jellies, Pesci and
quince Jame, Spiced Balaton, finest Bor
deaux. Prunes, London Layer, Asilaltui,
Citron, Frill:miles', Chooolstee, S.ocoe,
Brcina, Corn Starch; Anow-Frooo3els
nue Exanrcto, Virgin-Oil.of ALTilisstra
line Cream Bon Bons, Cream (kindles,
&c. GEottos - BtaViax.
Dry Good. at Wholesale.—We ...re -of
fering full Meek of blenched tandFbrown
muslin., plinth, ticks,gingbant i a t i e l
other staple geode, making the.
stock in the West, andmt, lees eaat
ern prima. —" • •••r:
7. W. BenrtaMS:
lit% 69 Market street.
Hoots, Shoes And caber..—of thniery,
latest 'style, can always _ - bo
Robb's, 89. htsiket street: Ho I,wps
splendid stock always on hand inglitella
at the lowest • • • •
Dry Gooda.—Buyers at wholesale will
end an Immense stook, at Irma thert East-,
ern kites, at Barker's.. • '
Constitution Water le a eeri • rata
or Diabetes arid all disease. of .0 kid.
eye. For I. al° by all dcriggista. arm%
, • ,
Lttgaltetst --Som., great Jaw lii":these,
t Barker's.
For Table Li'4ll9l. wet eta Ire; go to
Barker'. .
For Towels Dail Toweling, go isl Bar;
ker'o.
IlLAl6.—Vebraar4 lAk. lara. >< Calloij Creak.
or .7d...esti.. ektii. C. C. 111.4112, sea.,ln the
3lth year .1 his age.-
Funeral from the realdeace of his brerther-th.
11. w. (3111. Is 7 eanaiilky M.;
Alleabenz. Sante:east I ealoak r. th.
till ANNON.—Febrnary
"n' llAnttitlt h tita
AI 011. A A. AI, JA=.I B
IS h ygar . ot ht"ge. -
Fonerai take place few:able deeee,
No. el' Naas !tercet. TIM 'ma ims.? at t
o'clock- /*dewlap( the family ace resjileettally
herited to attend.
IsjoilYn:Vii.l:l:4:4zl
A LEE. AlliEN, LINDERTAii
No. v null, Suva. Dliaibdiiib. Pd.
rin NR....t all nada: CSAP/13. GLUTXI3, u.
evert descriptfou of Tuatara Tarataitt4 Dodds
rubbed. r.ocrts *pas day wid vilftd.t , 4l4aaa
and Carriages taralahod. •
Itaraddacas—Dav, David Keay, D. D...DaV
M. W. Javoldu, D. D., lima. Lariat Idd.
Jacob D. ILIDir.
Cli IEULTA al PEE BLEg.' Viadeis
TAKERS AND LIVERY ET.LBLER. earner
of Saaduslry aunt and Church arenne,..Allegba
ay my, ./bare Elate CORYIN ituo3lsl,lkr• eon
aunplled with real rial Lnltstyrn
dnae
wood. Illanotany and wawa comaF, la prua
varying from 44 to 4110. Rodl. piepainllor In.
tar... Rearm and Card.. 0. 61 "
al., all kin. of xtoarouyi flood.. Wfralred.
OEca n at all Donn. day and aloha,
ROBERT T. RODNEY. 11:inder.
AND Ismail... No.' 46 Olio !t..
AlleghenT, .4 No. le Dkasoand ttO
John Wlleoo • 8r0..) Jamie alt.n own.d it.,
best Let. Rosewood, Ora.. anti *Raid.
R< reamed Cantos. Nnaltiot Coatis trona S ott.
wards. Rostrwo. Contra Na Drowards9•l
Cont. to Drnpottloa. Canape
raDard at low rat.. Craps, Gtorste.. pieu
Dert.log Walsh. grotto, Oftoo•nesa dr,
.d atria.
131VIECKI
E D D W4 •IO6I. 0 244 01111 , 13trafi '
nnaabany. Yendlk Boe ood and ndltee Ltd
ann nlth atanatasta stock of fauna 111104.110aa -
p.a., on bind and tandaned aianortt>3 Inakak •
at ion“t info. Sala and Liam Iliaintinann:
nu of 71nit. and . Middle .11nanatn. , Cantata%
nanaaanea. EMU*. Wale limas, a.,
THE
WEEKT,Y GAZETTE
Two TomoTe
WEDISEDAY AID EULTOIDAT.
• A. lamb *beet. soatotabis FUSTY Cinsi
UMN3 of taltireettag reheat Matter, tordernbil
Isaacs I/Mode/6.1M./ blew by TIMNIMPbea 4
Mau. •Cesele Reedlog Metter fer
stad Calmat acid mom WI/Me rtsmaclal and ("oso
sue al Market Reports gar. by say paper 1t
c Xo Panzer, M./mato or Itterobact
should witbset
re co rob ma maiceUr berfril
Clues of Tea
me ootrf Perisi to aft Dame getterm
apCbe club. AMIIIIout te slabs em be auto
ear t/me. at Mb mesa
NOTios ro SimaccallML—ln oritarlag your
paw, be sore ud SPeeltr mt./ •Oltion TO.
Sat. as tares a WialaMsday *Mesa tar =b.
scribers Lartattmtorususoll a beet.
ffirlioney br pret.-1-nom. mmor Lb**.
aria Sestets:mi . Lamm. may to seat at Maria
If a dr., GAZETTI.I.
PITTSBURGH. PRWA
'a
IrrA4 , l
VVANTED —A SINGLE ROOM.
with light and tne)..afth a prtratiTianllr
In Allarddear, Address drILIENT, Uagtrtl
idancr. stating to: nu. ao.
- - ,
ANTVD—AGE yrtii. for TEM
DLITE-COATS. .o 4 pow 057 Lined.
Fought and Died for the Unto, with Scalata ad
Incidents to the Meat Ilebellten. It tont• a
ever Ito One Engravings aid 000 Vag., and to
the spiciest and, cheapest ?ear honk gnsbll•had.
Price. cols . aLSO per copy. rl'ho Puha: , are eat -
Honed sigaleal. Inferior works with •
Sae that the bask Yoh hey restate, a ,- nr
'lOO engravings and 11.0 paas. fend for tem-
Ism -address JONES /NCO.. Phil
adelpLit. Ps. oat
FOR BEAT
FOR RENT--00111 , 31' TRY REfir.
DENCIL..—A twa-erne? Tr nas Ilems* Ot 3 I
rooms, wills porches and hematite ; 'starlet of
wales, elstern. wasb brute. ice house. herrlago
Souse. stone spring house, wood house and seas '
hle. all In goal ortl,. with fee acres'f
land, welt set la Wetted issits.'grshee, he. On
the line et the Pittsburgh, Tort 'groyne ot att
cage 1:•11way. 2) ml en liom ttis stir, am Logan
litathin—lt biting b.autttsi and healtbylocaillitt
on hie yhlo riser. within nne bears tide Of the
city, to rent, with immediate pessesalne..wary,
low. Ter,alre of O. 11. TOWEIt, N 0.1114 Fourth
street, Illtabureh. ' • —
0011 EIENT—A Frame' Dwelt..
•
, moan room. drst and titre...or&
cod door. Also,. • TYYI/..iit
_IIOIIS . B. of two
roonts, all . 1n good substantial ordri. Stabling
actriarylage Loose. Mx acres of ground. nearly
all 'planted lu chola, fault—Maebe apples:.
Wolin, crapes. IC. Situate on the bill tunas. '
Matey above the (toter Depot. 15 Pitt row asblp.
Et:noire cf JOLIN. WATT: T... 41 reit, strict; or of
WATT & WILSON, Liberty street.
TO LET—A good Frame Dwell-
INU, containing seven rooted, with two
terra of land awl stable, welt aet'telth hull
treta, and In a tried 'state of eultivatiotj. situate
on Beaver atrtiet. In tee Borough of. Sawicki., •
and within are lotin. watt of the Station.
Potaetzlon glees lannetilately, tf dettred. For
term. de., Inquire of WM. RANKIN, on
a/collate.
••
LET—TUE'bECOND AND
TIMID STORY ROOMS, at No. FedeFfa
weer. Allem:may City. The room. ses eultalfla
for light manufactering Pen... 0r M awe/list.
For terms apply .r..IIeOIILDE GR011u&RI
Grocery 9 ore. Ito. Hi Federal Si,
AND
pot REN 1F
T-40,FICE8_ AND
notiust. tho new ifttliding ereited b 1 tAs
Keystonetaelege lizok,E3 EMMETT STIZEET.'
corner or Garda. Mier.' 'lmuledlatostoiarCisioli
given. For terms. sc.. a; THE BANE.
T O LS. T.—The Fourth and hilt
OP TIM]) STORIES or the lon
No. IX LThertp Street. finqutre of J. Z
T
O LET—A large a nd enbattni.
MI WAREHOUSE. on Vinoer meet.. Mar
Ilarkat. Rent moderate: Poeseselon - Oren oa
April 4t. Enquire of GEO. R. BEILRY..CIt
:me NathasuH Bank. -
p .
tat ISZENT.—Se vrAil One , lan*
name in the GAZETTE DIJILIIISO.ertth
good light, can be had, 'Apply at ones at tbs.
GAZE'S E COUNTING EMIL
FOR SALE.
- -
VOO SALEI—FINE DWELLING
Ii SEWICELEY.—A nno brink dwelling.
bent In the moat anbmantlal remitter, with mat.
Mete arrangement. for 1111.11; bat and fold miter;
atilipita. Lot alr Amy. do. tram' oar in Mum
warm of ground. Very near Qn.kervallejnta
Ilan. .10111: WAY. Jr., Sewleklayelli, Y. 0.
FOR . 13 4.1,E 7 -A very desiyablO
three.tory BRIO% 11411.19 E. nearly new;
premed brick front. marble manilmr gai and .
trateri.broughout; home mutates mares roams
and flasbid garret. No. lit LI.1( STREEIT, pear
Wylle.alith ward. Pommalon from il.pall Lt.
NM. Enquire at the boom.
FOB S&LE--FLOBIDA. LANDS. •
—We offer for sale 10 4 , 00 Acres of Land IS
one tract. about Muffles aline the •tilt of . Apt
lachleola. She fond Is linprorcd'austuousr .
unwary...tt for -ck_hness of soil •
and productts4 hem of Southern staples; such Is
sugar roue, cotton. Mee. sweet potatoes sod or. -
sage trees, Ist& sups rlor grazing for tattle and •
ratting hors, on the pine ranges. The best of
yellow blue timber In iltuudanoel , wlth tint rots—
water pow. r for saw mills. with drptlt of water
enondb for steamboats to rut. lumber Into the
Mr.,. whore It can be loaded Into urge vessels
and shipped North. Thor-wire ten [rood frame
homes on the premises. '',The waters abound
with fish, geese, duet•, and the woods wilt. alt,
lludi of game—basr. deer, Whom Snail. eta.
•The untry to entirely freo from those diseases
endendered byrolmmatlc ind dunce's so prevalent
It the South. We will 'MI 'this land at the low._
price of 111.00 per acre. .
eaw, .tract of 10,0:0 acne, wholly wilioProrS
ed,eoverminith the Cant. yellow plait timber.
wiihi ever - 34.111n for sawing timben navigable
ainams to ran thetueolier.lnto the river: nil
tract nee near theLltrit named: robe SO mute
peenere. ' •
Alma . 11:0.000 Kan In Georgia, at prime from .W
cents to VOW .en. -
• The further information sent or eon for oar.
Southern Laid Clreater. SILL d 1911UTTERL7.
neat Estate and Inannahee Aseata, Plellelayb, -
(Niamey Lawrence - y(114.1 • •
VOA 9ALE.-,lloute and Lot on
earner of ]fer/Wattle! sod Adanni
11110 0 Pnonenler EnUl•ij. Lot• 41 er 12: feat.
Honeereenseen eonlandos 7 room ind good/WI.
welt in:Droved. Bowie sad Lot ongheldold. wan
imiwen .tenet, Alligfieire CUT.' Lot 211 ler 12
feeti, house frame. nouns/Re 1111, five nano and
good cellar: water and dva. myna molt
notions and Lot. to good lonailon e _ • Lanvin of .1.
Built s CO.. Bean. ..heat,. mat awes*
1 4 1 QB BALE—HORSES •.—AT
110W.121:113 Livery .M , Bals Moak ens
fine!TAMILL'Ir EOZSL 48ay)v the. DAPPLZ
inMy 110BSES, 4ns ,LAROZ DRAUGHT
1101.42: . three - RUM:IL MARLS; 'two GRIT
SLUM: TlRST,WiliZtl,'near the Komar.
ifirllorsesWoosla and sold one
FOR .• SALE—One - CARRIAGE,
altabla - leeone or; twegterieeteete TA - 0-
[lol}9e
.WAGION, see 4. eaeble ,se el HAIL
IDS, nearly sew. Enquire at the PESITIN
-11. Y. . „
THE
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D alstlA. •
,& ILISLETT.
'TM
sa rnra 13.7uirrl
GDE&T INDVCEDIENTS
TU Times WASMNG cLoTatzio
We Maw offer oar stor.Xot
CASSINEIUL% VESTING%
. EDS OVESCOATENGS,
Mkt .111 arcade to ontet UN, Ittostotvl‘.
OW? as PER CENT. I.II[2II . TELAN °rpm's!)
TIM SEASON. 'Coll mod ittstotn. .toot - •
9.9METEl,Neritiatit Tailor ,
=3l===:=ll
GENUINE
• GLYCERINE TOILET SOAP,
bfaborattared by PETER IPatrIRE. liTlOsiord
RtreelY London. •
This Soap has been, by a ;Welcher ProMWS head
from the enema of alkali alsm.t invariably fogad
even lit: he pars t Soaps mot at the slam time It '
la made to take ap &large quautity:of °Hearne,.
tot per cent.) it is to this latter euistance that.
it videlly owes its soothing guallty—softening the '
'Min t Semicircles the emalditiodt preroetiag
chappint and the unpheauut 7043gb.a. eayert
enced In cold weather.. It Is, (mind mostimeful
Inal 'satiating Hui irrimi lon ' , reduced hp' ryneas
of the shin. On ,acoount of lie great purity:lZ
recominenda Itself to all pembus that suffer from
the mi"ol common Samoa; for delicate sties It is
che only Sony that San be' Wain PFC. L it is par
thmlaili MAW for - cleassins. Sheaved akin.,
where the irritation Stoduemi by ordHous Soups
twice w arts ineonvehleure. ` ilia the most
agreenhic Shavlng Soap Mugu be isled..leavbic
M. skin ;oft and comfortable. TM !imps tonally
mold as Olyeerine 'lmps contain MOE or no My.
cerise. It Le only noceassry to apply ihe tortina
lathe Hertsto and the :asii/Ms.
stashed by the sweet tette..
. Agent. 513105 JOHNSTON. Fourth Emlo
- Meth , — AIM. agent for SANG'S VIENNA.
ourcksirts • • .
HENRY ti ! HALE,
blerchant Tattati
Cor. Penn airketft, Clair.Streiti
PilTieUß Off, PAS
SPECrACILEg, .
DtralliltAilt i itaaverrs.
ae awns m=f.