The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, February 24, 1868, Image 4

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OITY AND SUBURBAN.
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awe sestesetest of Beet itiesenes B.
vastems_ sae`-Atithatemem le
ten sassamen .......... agermant
the cease er neameam rime.
hatrody t e es wio ila uttnietall7 Serge
vendanaeat member of the bar la the
Court of Common Mesa, it being protte
generally - unaanevand that the apprsca-
Von 'of Prof - Geo. B. Viatica, cielared,
for admlailion the Plltatergh " bee,
'ould 'Come tip tor anpunesth Amon
those_ in anendrami ware theffing spirits
of tile tremixneso yeisttiaton, prott:dnent
lawyete, who are seldom. eieen,in.Court,
nevir, in fact,except upon thathess, or
open onnaions eiba impedance: It
mini evident to Abe urinaalUbiturrer Cud
tormehing cut oe_thenanarixrdir wee on
the'lapis, - leadss the roothMot botthase
ProOmded the crowd the bar re
trained thxduazathed. Phially,atabotsti
twelve eclook r the matte:rem* up. - I
lion. P. C. Shannon slated that` on
•
July 13th, IMO, he moved that George It
•
Va hen Eerie a pelered man, thinneriy
admitted lithe freers re Come or Italy
Tort its - Solicitor mid Conmellor In the
- Courts of amain. of New York, be ad
mitted as ants noroeywblawcf, th e Court
of Canunon Piaui of Allegkeby County.
Whereupon the Court granted a rule' to
_ Mow s ense whythemidthothon should
notbe granted. Babserinently the mat
ter was marinate the of Exam&
. tiers, or Bar_Connalttee, for their osnabl.
ethanol, and to report - the bets in the
cue. On Jeri. 4th the Board made their
- report,. and at the imegestiou of the Court
reds already granted arthairial en the
logo Meat list, tat ba , lethat . ,,np In regular
gee/ thisince proceeded ao wed the
_report of 'the, Rtamlners aa Pled: - It
was inenbetance:
/. Mr. Widen, the applicant for ad
. mission, la *bat is knews-aa a onlired
man--of Lted Mama end Dampen
bffiniVernettlyerif_Pewrenher: &Me
ace of fority.twetyears, of good moral
:L In 18Hhe 4oadriatied st Media
' .:leg,, Ohba- owl earn thereafter Wend
arta Suldent at Law reader the late ROA.
POrward, Of Ltdd- cal, sad to!'
Oil ed the enquired parted of
Z. 'Finding obstacles Interposed to his,
eannioation• sod , tutoolealts, ,, -Intre, he
went to the City of New York, when, to
JuUti 1811g7.thaw , hevingtheed Mlle ex armload and found to poems the multi
" oath= required by the:Co he
- wee admitted to preethe Seen Attores.l.
Saltine and .Clemmellor ot the "several
Courts, of thetittetsef New - Toth,. and
Vies duly enrolled ammo& upon the 801 l
-Beotr - art Altterellyeate; tbeilhopreum
Court of that,bitate for the first Judicial
oompmed of the city and manly
eflrewllleeXablittaththimpear
ed- to ham , been - made 'beanie Justices
hteattli., , McCann sad Edmund* of that
Lou,, and. woe - eondneted by. Idemea.
Jaime 'P. Brady, Boseurth and Warren
4. After his admission the bar le
~.Ifew York - he want to the,,Weat. Indies.
remained' there two years and 'Ulf
slu I@3l rte sealed to Syracuse, New
York, °penal enffi
oce there m Awe- I
nay, du and pthenteell profemian
aLthe-all of-WM, when ha quitted the
• . - Piteshit of OM profemianandeeptged
tembing. -
.A Yorabottbaysta
.6r
th ' s "N - ew York—ain't/Pad
lege?! , 'Gimlet!' - New:York.' Prom
there'. lsy wait ed; lei the
'Colored ilehoel: " street, Hail
city and •in 1858 'became Principe of
._,`"Antry , Cellege,e .:Jillepiermy - CitY.
which place he oontintud to , altuatil
Intr. UST, tatementh width - the op- ,
ma plication for. hthadenthatentotheletwes
_The. anthers add that HS - Pathos ,
made affidavit that , when lie left red the
lanctiote of taw On 11154 he - dlid.se with
the hope and ,ex of ramming
said prattles at meth future time, and
- tbertte - pressar - anplitattim Or
idOri to the bar was .made in good _faith. ,
and with the intention of reenteleg the
pomace of hie prothadon... - '
The:Committee also my: Knit Ciorb.
of Record of New York riseogate the
- comity. of. Ede:Mang to their bars Altos.
.reeve,do., of good standing In the Court. •
-ref ...Banneylvania._ -
Tbe Board of Ncerninere Callillida C.
),' m ane:N. P,Petherman, Jame, Veech -
Geo. Shine, Jr., M. W. Acheson and
• Thee C. - Inteer,altof whore signed tit(
While reading the report, Judge ittney
infeirtipted Judge Shaheen, inqulripg:
Is Mr- Vaahoo still a resident of keno- -
--ItY/T*Zia ballt - rd4dridaDd hetes M.
moved out of the State with his family.
.Judge abat:ton-I - understood he Li
' engaged es Solicitor In the Freedmen's
family are
L' , Boreener W
with abbi
him. tigthnOty, - and • duet . hie ,
jetties Stows--Then you drool know
ilethe has left the State permanently ?
• ,
gonnJudge Shuman&MM proceeded s
the -with hieic a
ant
r
a. In the u appl
~warn titdive of Penuerleatdar sad for"
the purposes of theapplication he was e
citizen of Pennylvanie,, entitled to of, the rights, mod -thatterd tlas .of a native
. • "tern titian.- arta boon- a' free' min
ansi MUsen of: the Slate.- He muild
- even lays had the .suaderthe
State Contenution, limo amendment)
- wheelie hammerer:ay-nue yeah, of ago,
otatelag, end there were gentlemen
-present who wernembared the time when
moron voted in Panmylrenth
JudgeStowii-LTbefinpremeCourt held
-that the prevision pa the Corstatntket re
tarred to did not apply to neffrown •
Judge iffnumear went -on to_ say thee
• thavimendmenot of the Censtitutido,
--the tosarttanoftbeword 'lnd*" xtinFlS
deprived the echoed man of the right of
auffivera end to hold office. He still en-
Joyed all °tees right of acltisen,and the
anaemic:being a'citizen of the_ Unites
eantet, en red by 'roies Onus.
Wdeentltled to admission Witte bar. Br
waste. fo/Lege, and etenemaithei
cite qualineations, - Was he a eltistai of
the United - The speaker would
/the - beer. ,rt
„TPutunt to the
'Contrary., 'The Cl . . ,Blghte,
wag In. JUN foreit,befine timp=a
,tion in this ease maned,.
"Thar all persons - borte to the United
Settee, and me subject tti any Resign
'power; excluding Indiana,not Jotted,
arehereby declared to lbe,dtimmrof the.
United fitatas.. Mr: Vaehr4teed served
the 'required • and _quelltird
larnseir the adenleden to: tie Der.`bet
'otriog to the; jue j adiee of color Is Chia
• seettott - was ddven to exile' In: another
EAnd there
the ber nought and obtained ad--
rthe m an
obtained stimisiden In _the 4tharney.
Begrane
artrof 'New Tart. ,
S'om'e-Nee this gmodienethind
of the State aliens. Tarts _in the Nene .
ayaa 48,: hat tone- etthe Bu
Judge 'lltiannon--The Ito
Hie _itemtfloste ,
Court, and tinder It he Was emitted
pre elletthaeny Corot In that State.
:Judie Shannon, In referring to the
" thinthente of lar- YeatheVlepohe efehe
. high charieter of 'the gentlemen before
Wham benne .tclautelaai. theadethedon,
and - by whom be was admitted. Undo
. :rale vasty-three that Court
-of Comma,
• , Ptelet , of AlleghenyeoUnty was ullowM
fipreadogadmintis, toile
-- Itar. - The rola aye tint mavens apply
ingforadmthliOn thd
• ' , pmdiattiegttieraficete of th us
.7odgatoßtiosOttme vetoes th . aced, setting finethst thergiZelint
dfgootlineral character., and peace
tort law within thmayeare of the Ante
of hie application. He cited the mat of
ibekrao;
• +Req.. who were admitted to the bar,'
oomingfrom adlfFineet Stets without
a certificate or an totortawathon 'Meg in.
,quirrid, the Mart thou exerchdy
- uledOCU , The rule contained no express
- Nreentlien save that Weidner* of good
Mover eharacter wet retpared.
- Judge Stowe-Dr there no other limns
: Vito?' Ia
nn ~not thewartillcate of &President
Judge .
. •, Wont eldtituunebrty
said
the
wnaesw ly
. - reryw m er= a thnor ne chara s ctr
i
Um% Depot,
_fluiPteriderd Judge, in •
• t be deed. The report
of she Vntromlttee s 9 to moral iatmacter.
-
Etorno=la ther • Ss, fhb arse any
any Cerdelestejthstmer of the applimat
baying practised law! - -.
Judge Eltuumm-lirs ear. r. '• •
j'adm Stowe- - -,Then we mast either
....`.'ecindselethirty-thlrid, orrethae the
' mtieirm. It armee to - this at lasi -We
are not asked to'sviipmd or oonatriti thr
uuder,ad, and we must be
candge Shamionsathdtad the of
Chinch and me.
gee Heinen - were &dredged, - bat traOlo
wycippeic,bythrorscord Boa thy were
:Omitted upon rertfficate.
Judie Stowe-Tit. record
. ettsy , not
alte that fien. in any pig; -
;ludge osetiffoste:x looaO.
pemne aredrated firthetease Of Oa. Childs.
.. ,- ,.:Jodo.,Shennen,..effeed‘triber. alga.
trot iitritVashon- was !totaled, to
Affirdalicif Velar - AC 1. Of :the
' Itiffinti . eglesimintine c00r.„,. chaos
- - tortbasovorrosaying to- whatever_
aszvid.bytkitortut
i ' .e clolgi" -msat rag gha t P l ulKee ' "A"4
James atstsd , thit
.....1 - Biattnothairdiet OM -the ACM to
ortboolebobiaattok 4"..iratalloo;
tt,ros expected *Chia blew Milasilang
on the present ocemitio:- - -"He had sap ,
eepased-theathisilittel pines 'ed-beshom
would nave received lesquieteseare tide,
itonutursilly,newedisett=
-.llMettertem further samaymer
..„.. r ,..,Alphadundentood.that ffekap.; -
affitior othassion nor m.W- wain •
Strieliletdde Got. eltY r . et e , bat,
.I,s44bol lll atokbatatoopaatoc, atholoiloo.
: Ito Sheriff hid - beemhuntilittffien..thit
rultiffifflpeddedarinitatallte writ amee
Idn
rilelitteneelmots legal
' - '=reis.g . .diedsdueriee_nametendagt.
Tootacrat to
- '2„Aiiiteittoont *nabs 4 4 4 .
alt
• '‘ge.:*-1-, -J =4 , ...4... "' M
. •
'',dithatitireifirebetat wee et_ curd=
the Unttette...tetheek e .o ,o l2;;Ptot
rixedirthiter. .Z,,ff
was nets As to. Ott delhaldp he had
11
served InMr.Porirarthoffico, that likely
emodsted in sweepingit cant and black
ing boots When he applied to be ar
mload for arimhdon, ctbl man
could not be fcnond to si t with the com
mittee, It being considered that the ne
gro hadnorigito in that way that white
men were bound to slopes. He went
to New York, where like prejudice did
not ems; and there obtained admission
to the bar. Were he a white' man, by
the showing which bad been mode he
would not come within the rule otCoort,
not having presented the certificate of a
Judge before whom he practiced law,
or that he bad ever practiced. The good
mond character required was to
be considered its • profeesionsi light,
not in the ordinary acceptation. Mr.
said bowel:lid net his objesuon
I te=plicatlon upon the sole grotmd
that the applkant was a negro. The
legal Profemion, unlike other profee
dons, was compelled to associate closely.
Remould object met decidedly and em
phatically to beirobbered over by any
- Urban who mi" t secure admission to
the bar. Ho, one, 000ld not and
would not assodede with a negro, and be
had a right to say thesPPlicant, beton
log as he did to en inkirior race, should
not b admitted. TheCoust could not in
justice avoid respecting this prejudice, if
such it might be called. At was a sloth
founded prejudice, entertained by k con
siderable numbered members of disbar, I
for whoin he was authorized to speak.
Ha Marred to the hoe decision of Judge
Agnew of the Supreme Court, renown:-
Int the right of a railroad company to
iliscrimisats in favor of the pirejudioe
against the negro race.
Jahn 11. Bailey, Esq., next stoke ea
the subject. Ho did not know test any.
thi
erect
need be add, and it might
be e g
onsidered' affectation in him to say
more, from intimations which had been
dropped by the Court
Stowe—Those were mine slat co
lir, sad aro not to be considered Litho
-views of the Court.
underetasd tho Presi
dent Judge-bee intimated the OSIIII dap
net come in the rule of comity. The ap
pliant Ls required to produce a certifi
cate from the twee-ding Judge of-the da
ted from which be cams that he hod
been a practising lawyer in good stand
ing for three years immediately preced
ing him application.
udge Eiterrett—l was furnished with I
a copy of the ride.
Mr. HalleyoentineeL It appeared that
for 14 years Mr. Vitali= had given the
practice of law no attention, and there-
We It was not remosable to suppose that
he was now competent for admiesion.
Coming to the question of citizenship the
speaker saidtkixty yoarsago the Suprema
Court decided the negrowu not apart
of the social compact, and if he was not
then IM 'ls hot now, In the absence of
any positive enactment, and the appli
cant could not be admitted on the grimed
of citizenship. Mr.' Halley conearred
with the_preelous spetherastothematter
of Prein-Wm amenst the solorediaoti. The
IoW prefesaket was not likened to ant
ether tailing—ln none ataer were snoli
gum& the arothed the applicants for
admission to it e Negroes were not
domes to All acres omen, wera_not per.
hotbed to sit on - juries, neither- could
they be admitted- as attorneys. 'they
could not mist (ea
_counsel! In deter
mining a - judgment - uwhich they
could not sit- It wood m
an anomaly.
Nothing but absatute necessity would
compel hunts my scams with a negro
as opposing oninseL Call it prejudice,
Instinct, aversion, or by any otr name,
he felt lt,,was frank enough to avow
and asked Mg r the bar oeprotected from
therintermixtum of Twee- ' He spoke ip
behalf not of-- himself done hut f-r
*Memo( the legal profession , whom
could name and protested most earnest
ly stalest theadmission of Mr. Vashoit.
-They hod- a right to ask the Court to
pretest their feelings. The canna, 01
the bar should be looked after. An
affront froth o-lirefeedonal aseneian
m under ordinary circumstances
but if it MUM from a negro ter
result would bediffereist. -The affray,:
would-be resented with the gnat missile
Col. J. H. MoClowry had a fent•Words
to say, and colocklei with his fellow.
Democrats, - Meszteellopkinsand
Ha regarded the application as brough
forward far political effect.
CaL J. .err thought them...shot:lld
se decided epodes law applicable to It,
and argued that no one could be admit
ted to"the - liar who did not poetess call
lb. miallidestlons of a citizen of a Stab - .
John R. lame, Poq., said hs objected
to the mintlisslon of Mr: Viishess en vin.
nousgreutoda -Hodidnotlike thekinite
of his hair, the whites of his eyes, - to ,
teeedy legs, or the ahape of his feet. lie
objected most emphatically to having
negro thr anociats. He preferred the
whit-ems= Tbeattempt here nude wee
to tuden..off one of mixed blood. Hi
would prefer, if It moat be, the mom e
blood, not them whose mothers were
traitors to their race. He was xenon* in
toe objections. He did not want tote
accented on the streetbv an acquaintance
who =glassy, "yen ain't be much of I
lawyer, for you let a nigger beat you."
He thought the mover for the admied n
in this me should be reprimanded, etc::
If he were an ex-Judge Shannoa
might haves right to his affections se
had the•spesker, but his affections 4 11
not lean toward the DOZTO
The Court ebwoeed lea-Large, remark.
Int that personalties should not be is.
dotted in.
Mr. Isms add he could not help beirig
personaL He felt it was a pentad mat
ter. end &mold not treat it otherwise. lie
would as IMP think of taking a mom
who hadthe Itch by the band, as to take
the hand of a negro as a professions;
brother. Admit megrims to the bar, rod
very goon thee:
would be compelled
16 take measures to abate nuisance is
Its own credion. The question Was we
entirely personal with Mr. -Large dog
he dklsot eater men its legal-phase
Col. Thomas M. Rayne took the grom
dud negates were -citizens, entitled It
,priviletpsee sta, and that they did en
ter intothesocial compact, inasmuch W.
/AV tOOk UP ALMS 'b:L debits. of - Mei,
emontry,-• encountered the porde and
hardships ofser in order that treason
might be crushed. The sole - objection
-urged that the applicant for admit
don to the - lner bad &black - Oda. lie
did sot joss in that objection, and could
see no rosson,orjustica In Mr. Vashon'e
excindon en Ude greed:--Without rof-
I emus, to technical matters, he odd
that mental, mid moral qualifications
wererthe standard for admission hero.
Ths Civil to bill disposed of the de
cision of Jo Gibson referred to by the
gentlemetfore the other side;' nod-Make.
la. negro •citizen of the United States as
. •of attrateletwtbs-Uotath—CoL
Bayne, la - eorteloattat, Witt I res pect
theprelcaikee of the - geet,ltuturzi wbo
bare spolumokailbet boned to respect
the InArmitlestafall mete Ibut I do. rax.
believe pteftulloe should be perarltted
hitut*b over prineiple. , -
4Wdite 13bwrett tagulred it there were
anrottierseatletneepreeentwba desired
toseek. regarded the mittor &tone
ofigrere Itepartance, bryoleieg two mu
sideretbrety end the legal question, ebb
woad Use dteeretten of the Court In
Inhodatut. It there were no others pree
int who wished to-be heard. udge Shea.
net hmlihtproeseelto el obi the
",
alumna Aimed to W 1113-
stottbitsd right u n'thember. of the e
bar
Ia ponnimenof taloorrticriana, to bring
the cue before the Oxus, and - repelled
the toalnaidion that be was_intittenced
by , pollttent candderationi 'or by any
°Morel= river monvea ; If there tout
• • delay, the btame could not be laid
MAIM door. .He bad not sanght out bb
ollanS,ldtt the :Herd came to blew He
bad no personsl allnalons „to make, and
wonhl adorn Montt( - was ha
make,: any: :The stallstant . ' came
1 ittlicAnship, and dueled • attainments
watt Who rdhsht erri7.t.*Witut riaolvdd
to plead his. muss. He oared nothing
ihn the tontudattens of.thoor.:tiern could
not spells/mint wenn ward, or parse
'Semi He did net represent • ng
muitela,•;,Tutige&4 then prdessided
sat weraome of the objections which bad
been p mted. -Aloe the nutter of car
be bad inattinid as to We, 7reel
dent Attlee of tbe_Distriet where the
applicant tutd.praoticed' law, and learn
ed. qbat. be was to .hia grace.
A . certificate *ouch as was claim
ed- to, be ' requisite could not b.,
procured, -The Committee had reported
thatthe applicant was of g^od mere
character,Wat be had bean admitted to
the bar of New York. and that thy courts
QC-reword of that Stets, recognize the
enmity of admitting to their : bars attor
neys ,of good_ standing in Conde . of
• Judge Sterna-The Committee do not
state what that rule fa.
- .Judge ateconee 7 In
that he node:stood remarked,
"PIY
there was at=
or eploicet so to the ITAL. Re wain
cited
the or Ur. 1:1oehrsol.:
.=PLowir i L t thlnk ure turee r as. The robeardr'
- Bowhjsoon:ltud e, t• to on regard ' el .
utiles" Ste el:tepee:don eras asked., ' t
.JUdge Bhattnott replied that fer the
purposes of tits ease be would, es the se
quince to biz argument, oak for the ens.
m u d. .st the: the:rep:ate
tost-ber sums length so to the
oght of Mr. Veshottlocedmfselon en the
grimed oTgusliflottion; sad then referred
'laths objeotkoreimotesount of color, (the
only one steriotudr UrgliO•ebsreeteris
leg theprejudice expresses's rens of the
Deny and COlnCitibigidtbelieiril COM,-
•S. Purrisnoe,"Etet; roads `P
tele
Spas 'lturtudner tbs uem.lod=, At . - the
etudtsrsfeolOr was thy sole obetwoW
'
Thomas ht. Ihturatualhq.; saldbe hed
Seth - Watt lbe -, CSOI doss attention and
oras stsisoquldntad with Its details. - But
Winder 'ble Nettles 'Sight net he
intsustlstshood; - be 'wou
ldlfild tf
kcal' wiegetbezifteli StOed. there WILt
ns.lissor. limos why he should not 14
sebsitted tO thsebsrjrscumaitir whoa, was
the color ands - ialat of *bird be dnee
forsti, Relberefore Liked, If the supß.
catheter ttualleat tbit-.be be •" 21 usd
ea the ban Sad abbilision-Alroo asking '
intiffnue..bellettlutt bs_wssmults
eetulerteW e 2.`,
ossug
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wl'as irawald,r.ost s
of ,
tbselltkeitia r_oll tleogroaml
qthittebettos, bat Ott WWII% ol cub r,
tuirtdditiiiverthi twatioittb•auißs4-
salsas (mei •
ALlVBatsf
ausippuebauded the. tha f acter
zugurtrattasOldtetfoft- • •
PurrltimittioatliVitz DOR/ awl
tbaiworahrwt7 tiwsing were untot
Utast* is atprisCuttboix,ob_ • -
Vb. Court adicnirood at 1," o'clock:
4 3 / 4 46taiton la the catO . lllll be rendered
Ltidtull OMR= "
THE COURTS.
EllitaleS Coma—Jai/1p itaapilem.
The following is tbs list An. this day:
John B. Snead. vs, T. P. Kahle..
150. James Brougha, et "al vv. Mazy
O'Nval, et aL
39. McStein & Co., for use vs. Janie*
Benny, Jr.
115. J. G. Davi; re. J. 1.
ila, J. G. Davie, vs. H. Solutellneututi.
117. Viler & Steel, Ta. 21.100ne &
121. John H. Pao, ye. John Heath.
Ba.
& Co. Ekarnraloley, Pi. Lockhart, Frew
gnarlier Iknialear—Pall Braede
On Someday the following sentences
were pronounced: • •
James He:Quads, tried and convicted
of assault and battery on Thomas Sal
-1 117. n, vas sentenced to pay the wets of
prosecution and a fine of forty dollars.
James Brovni_
H.
eonyicted of highway
robbery • H. Overholt, prosecutor,
•
was sentenced to 'Oro years
lmpriaon
ment in tie Western Penitentiary.
Edward Quinn, whowas tried and eon
'yvieted on three, in dictments, one for
keeping a disorderly hones, and the
others for selling liquor withorttikarsse,
was sentenced in the find case to pay
ocateof prosecution, a fine of thirty dol.
/-•" •8 and undergo an imprieonment of
WAY days in tile mutter fall.' In the
liquor eases be was required to pay a,
flue of fifty dollars and C 044 in the first
and se
second.venty-Ave dollars and costa In the
John Thompson, of Wellsburg V.
committed' by the Mayor in default of
SI,GOO hall to answer a charge of assault
(brought
battery on oath or Cyrus Stiller, was
brought Into Court and after a statement
of the case by. Mre. Miller,wlfe of the
prosecutor and sister of the defend
ant, on motion of 11.8wartswelder, the
ball wan reduced to $500.-
• Comae., Ptemi—Trial 11,411.
The following Si the trial Ilst iq. the
Court of Common /Ness to-clay:
24. Fort Pitt Coal Co. Ts. lashing.
C0a1143. Klithlng ro. Sharp and Fort Pitt
Co. • -
132. Anderson et Bell vs. PlckersgilL
10. 11014.141 T - L Zane et Co.
11. Walt ca. Same.
30. liat.Ref. tr. Storing Co. Ts.
gaga;
. 42. Adams vs. MY.
43. Boot ca. Kramer.
44. Oberin'ger va, Kramer.
, •••••13. 'Boot Ts. Bruner.
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• Dedtestlos Rervlalis.
ILL. Pint Christian Church, on the
censer of Bearer street and Montgomery
avenue, Allegheny, Joseph King, pea
tor, was yesterday dedicated to the woi
ship of God by appropriate and interest
ing religinutiaarviees— Alter " Totem
tary " by the choir, accoMpanied by a
Burden. Cabinet organ, the hymn com
mencing,
Bofors Jehovah., awed mime,
To notions bow withiabood joy".
wee sung by the laige congregation as
serablod withln the cheerful wa/ls. The
first twenty verses of the 29t.licha=
let Chronicles, in which the
writer . describes the munificent gifts
brought willingly by the people for the
building of the temple, was then read.
Attar • prayer and !tinging Um 1,301 Lb
hymn is the Christian Hymn Rook, a
sermon was delivered by Rev. Iwo Er
rett, editor of the (trishaw Standard,
published at Clevehuad, Ohba The text Ephsehtna 2d chapter, from the
16th to.= vanes inclusive,
...The. sermon was historioa-docirinal,
and in it the speaker clearly. and in an.
hatereeting Elle, set forth the leading
"purpose and disMcdre slot of the peo
ple with whom he standsconnected.
The movement originated in a deep
conviction on the part or those who be
nu it of the evils of Nesaartanism and
denomiztatlonal strifes among the pro
reseed people of God. 'The prfttsit
church was snouted. There was neither
Sam nor Jew, nor Greek, nor
bood,nor or males, nor females—
art were vie us atria Junta •
The Crowd of the early Munk was the
Disiady of Cbist, and faith in and lenti
l:ideation to Him the bond et onion. Thn
men of every nation and tongue were
brought into sacred oneness, ludo loving
harmony, by Moir acceptance ofJoins ss
the Son ore God and the Saviour of 'ln
dus, by their simple trust in Him 'as a
Divine Itedeetner, and Implicit imbeds•
dion to his will.
Oar aim is a return to primitive arta.
tisnity—is fa fed, the restoration of
Primitive christianity in them, and to
Hence our Pleit
people ore charadartrad by simplicity in
prards , H . 4 the =III devod i r th t e
' Tit the dome the dfsoonriltbe dedica
tory prayer wee offered by the pastor of
the church. A contribution. was then
taken up, and after singing and the bea-,
edict-lon, the congregation dispersed to
Meet again at three P. Y. .
On= Houss.—Tbe original Japanese
troupe make their appearance at the Op
ore House this evening. Thicii perform
ances are truly wonderful, and they will
doubtlete be well atronlied daring their
engagement, which, we are informed, is
but Thiene week only - . - -
MASONIC HALL.--LOgnieta will con
tinue to'arionish the people. at Masonic
Mali during the present week, with his
.unequaled . entertainment and the mag
nificent presents be distributes among
his patrona.- Mies Anna Ha backer drew
the tads on Saturday night. In addition
:o other posetnets a g2O gold piece will be.
given sway ererytright this week.
TaS.llrant.—The lee at the Mink in . in
better condition than it hes ever been.
To-morrow night thelast grand masque
rade of the memos will be given, when,
ea will be seen by referring to the adrer•
Unman; every arrangement necemary
for the comfort and pleasure of visitors
will be made. •
Henry Kress made Informstion before
Alderman Hcantwrt,Haturday, charging
John Wilbert with assault and battary.
The_ difficulty ocirruTerf in south Pitts
burgh, near the 'Honongsheli bridge, at.
• coal yard at which the proeecutor
employed, and where the defebdang had
gone Der a loid of coal. - A dhmure scree
battesetrihign Wyterthemenuretnent or
the coal, when ft Is alleged Usedefaidant
threw etriek at and struck the prosecu
tor In the bee Inflicting • seven" wound,
and knocking hint down. Wilbert was
arrested and brought lathe Alderman's
whore the real was compromised
on condition- that the defendant-pay the
doctor's bill Incurred itidrualag the
wound he had inflicted, andante of pre•-
ecaticia, in coniplisuce with width he
wee discharged.
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- To-morrow at, one o'clock, p.' na, on
tL prendasw, iota be sold at:notion, the
fluebrick mansion boom, barn and
outbouies, with about two mass of
ground covered with orchards sal
troves, dellabtfitUy situated at thsjoinc
don of the Ohio and Bearer ittrawand
commanding a lie* of rue and Wm
aided beauty; late the property of Capt.
Charley Stone, deceased. Both an op
portunity of seeming a tins borne all
made far occupation, and at a rely mod
erate coed Is rarely afordod.
ullbaidweilimit.. Lomita . Timmons
made Information before Aldine=
Strain= EtaturdaynbraMniber husband
Steven Timmons witli• aMndonment.
Thee artmalaideln U.lon town
ablp • bran married-oot two yet"
sad tbe treaband alleges at an exam for
deserting bar that 'Os was untalthfnl to
the marriage vow; and that .be loved
.ber—torldread but_anothor _loan
loved as - well" His plea wen of ne Meal
and be we& committed to Jail In dedbult
of the required ball for Ms apmeranoe at
Larceny by Ballee—John Donaldson
made Information before Aldermarr
Strain; yesterday, - charging James
Tbompso
egesn with larc enlamay by halite. He
all that Febrnat7 De
left in the defendant's mi of ssanden a horse
veined at L50, - lihich be has imbetqtiontly
disposed of and appropriated the money
to Ida own asp. The prosecutor -amides
in .West Dear township, this antitty.enci
the defendant in Clinton township, But
ler misty:: A 'lmmense issued.
A Splendid Pletoree—The employees
of the Perumayiresda Railroad have pro.
cured a splendid pietism of Conanoter
C. H. Parker, who as recently murder
ed while the discharge of his duties.
The picture Is intended ss a parent to
the widow of the deceased as a token of
their eateennand respect for her descried
husband. It 1 , 11 full size pho
paintedlardi, enclosed in aat
=frame, and was - gotten up at White.
Watch reinwered.—Petrick Vaughan,
wbo was robbed of a watch and several
otber articles of value, s his boarding
house on. High street. In June but, by
some meencasoutelned that bba Ireton
was at Di Roes pawn broker and
atilgaturder be went to Aldermen Mo;•
Mintena . - pnieured a search ..vritam;r4
aridnouvared theyndeb.
tororthirObbialbsent4
surfed at Met:Hobs frond, Yesterday;
Penn street, in the Fifth ward, hick
reaultedin a number of broken nose,
bleak sees, and the arrest of Iboq ()obeli,
Michael kfcC and Robert: Rile,
ban. 'The were locked op and
will have a mends morning. -
.11alassliasaa it
auttt Alderman
Enzata on Baton*" clanging Jams
assault -and tottery, Ito
Iva Into a nett in the *alghtb
Mating aalam.. Orallaraa
arandsidandinddlor a beads&
Tacitteltrxdiles."—.-Wesait Mined,
tikiautoi;Vaahon; Napkins *Z a ?:
Izialan Hunt "Doeioes ?Mgr
sold byletmutWiratattiadTasund
natem,grassamas relief sad p4rt-
TIMP94M4OI.IPPOSI.W.y,.
tITTBB IJlte it • DAILY. tiAZETTE MONDAY. FEBR
Z•bIM,I7 I. 'd. St LiII/Oltf NIKNIII.BII
== - CS
•
Thursday night the boot. and shoe
store of J. F. Stewart, in East Liberty,
was entered and robbed of everything of
value It contained. Friday morning
Chief Green, of the pollee, was notified
of the robbery and set to work to Had
the perpetrators. He repaired to East
Liberty end discovered that the parties
committing the robbery had a wagon
with them, and had come toward the
city. Having ascertained that a party of
auspicious individuals (sampled a room
at No. is Fourth street, he, accompanied
by °dicers Herron and Humbert, visited
the place and arrested Ed. Dawson, Jim
O'Donnell, Stephen Conway and John
Birdsell, ethos Jack," who were
taken to the watch-bona* and locked up,
where they remained until Saturday,
when they were committed to jail for a
4 11 zni e. , A full set of burglar's tools,
g of Ilene or skeleton keysdlles,
limmye," no, were found In the room
and upon the partim arrested. There
were no goods found on the premises,
but the parties had evidently been in the
country dozing th e night, from the fact
that their boots and clothing were cov
ered with clay mud. The "tools" found
1 in their poseenion, however, is anirient
ebur g vidente to warrant a , conviction for
lary.
—Slues writing the above, we learn
that two others suspected of complicity
in the robbery have been arrested.
About one o'clock this morning Chief
Green, accompanied by of aw Pander,
• visit to the "Farmer's. Inn," on
Penn street, and arrested two men, who
gave their name. aa Ferguso et and Smith.
We did not learn the circumstances lead
ing to thetrarrest, further then that there
was strong evidence of their having a
hand in the robbery. ' •
Zeal Estate Tea sera.
The following deeds were left at the
Recorder's Ofilce, February 21, 1388
James Sterrett to John Whelan, January
4. 1388, lot in Reserve township, 47 by
75 feet. $9O
John Whelan to Willfam - Lynch, Jan. 4.
1388, the above 'described lot. $9O
John D. Bailey to Margaret Copley,'
March 21; 18/37, lot No. 13 on River
avenue, In W. H. Walker's plan of
37,000
Aaron Freeman to William Olinger,
January 17, IE7, IM in Union town
-
oldie containing .thirty.six and Orm
ond' perches, below lots No& 6 and 7
In David Herrn plan of lota $175
John 8.. McCune to Thomas McFadden,
January 281 b, DES, tract of land n
Elizabeth township, amtaining 47 on l es
108 perches • '42,383 97'
Sam.B B. Cluley Sheriffto WZILE.Denson,
'berry, December 14th, 1867, interest of
W.' .1. Lowrie .to lot, of ground in
Jaftebon township. . . , .
hose. IL 'Alien to Hammen *Minor,
April 7th, 1868, lot on Franklin street.
Manchester, 36 by 1E bee . .. ....$975.
Samuel V. Kennedy to Eli Edmundean,
February 13th, 1088, lot on Chestnut
street,-Manchester, containing about
One Wlre."*” .... 114,000
John Scott to Walter R. Bateman, Feb.
10th, 1388, lota Noe. 21, 22, and 33, In
Merrir.k's plan of lota in Liberty town
rt R......r0t;n00; *to forge* 117.
Feb. 21a1, 1388, lot No. 2, on Pennsyl
vania avenue extenaion,2o frant..l3.ooo
0 H. Love to W. A:Humberto:in, July
• lit, 1887, lota No.. 34 In Love
plan of late South Fayette . township
1350
Hugh Ward to John Ward,Dec. lot, 1885.
lot on Ohlo avenue, Allegheny Cite, r 0
by 130 feet
Joseph Dallas to henry fintmeyer, Feb.
10, 1048. two lonia Manchester; one on
Washington street, 25 by 129 feet, and
therother on Juniata street, 90 by IE
feet ........ .. . . ... —1,13,600
Same to same, Feb. 16th, 1688, lot on Ju
niata street, Manchester, 08 by 131 feet
................ $3,400
Same to same, 'Feb. lfttk 1868, lot on
Franklin street, Manchester, GS by 1E
feet
t Fe z,soo
V. G. Jones to lane T. McElroy, b.
Ed. 1883, lot on Beach alley, in the
Eighth ward, Pittsburgh, 61 be LID feet
...... 31,120
=m2
George Graff the insane man who was
arrested a few days since tit the "Home
for the Destitute" on Peon Street, a2S ac
count of which was published In the
Waivers, ;we yesterday sent to his
borne at Terre Haute, Indiana At the
time of his arrest he stated to the Mayor
that became from Terre liante and said
that hts &there name was Ja cob Graff.
It being evident that he was at times
Masa% the Mayor wrote to his Slither,
and on Saturday received a reply, a
letter enclosing 220, and a lamest that
the ;young man might be sent home,
The'iettar did not state at what time be
left home, but said that he wee subject te
temporary fits of Insialliy, daring one of
which 'he had taken his departure. A
ticket was procured on one of the rail-
roads and yesterday al 2 o'clock the
young- man was phased in charge of
one of the °Morns of the train, was
started to Lis home.
o=l
On Sunday morning. at 12:10 an alarm
of fire was sounded. from hoz. 11 which
was occasioned by - ai alight fire In the
confectionary of L. D. Drimaiet, on Lib
erty Street, between Bt. Clair and Ilan-
cock. The fire department responded
Drompily, end the fire was extinguish
ed before it bad made much progress.
The low will perbape reach two hundred
dollars, mostly ocesaloned by water.
On Saturday afternoon an shwa was
sounded from bight ox 33, In Allegheny, os
account efa al Are In a
occupied by. 21. Kitchen, to
on likdft4
street. The tiro department of that city
tamed out promptly. bat found the fire
extinguished upon their arrival on' the
ground, as the app etit:donora few buck
ets ef water was effectual la subduing
the flames The damage Was very
Pain Paint a bottle. '
Wolcott's Pan Pant beats everything
Mind's Pan Paint acts like magic.
Pain Paint played at Theatres.
Pan Paint &grantable@ oft loess. '
Pain Paint kilts Pills and Platten.
Pain Pant mina film Reliefs. '
Plll2 Paint tested fiat of cent.
Psis Pant oppose. Cayenne Pepper.
Pain Paint rejects Turpentine.
Pain - Pant bac no Catnpbor.
Pain Paint oeols inflammation.
Pain Paint is a now Invention. '
Pain Paint LI run Narcotic,
At 6 Arch street, Philadelphia; in tin
Drag store.
will s
' Intere
li tin
the g gemberce-Dr.
ies • O'Leary
dever first of • serof lec
tures at Lafayette Hall this. evening, on
the lawn of life.heath, strength and
beauty. EL lectures will be Ili ruitrated
by Palhollgical specimens and skeletons
or human behests. The Doctor has but
recently returned from a tour In Europe,
sad comes to this city highly*, mown
mended. His lectures wham:reef kie has
been hare teen well attendedand olghly
look= of by the press generally. rho
lecture to-night will be free for all who
wish to attend.
themunieWr of Coro
ductor C. H. Parlor, recently tried at the
Court of Oyez' and Terminer of Weet
moreland county, and convicted of mur
der In the mcona degree, wan eentenced,
on Saturday, by Judge Buffington, t
eight yftra Imndionment at bard labor
fa .the - Western Penitantlam Be will
be taken over today.
TM Puddle new pease. the satisfac
tory knowledge that the praise and pop-,
sanity which the Wed Sewing Machine
has hitherto received have not been nil,-
bestoired:' poestnisa every quality
orential to recommend it for family we,
Office eigßrosdway.—/adependent.
.Pitteintrgh Cabe, 112 Grant street.
Banksrs.—liz another column we pub
nirki the. brildnors card of If esans..K N.
Clark Sokikere.; No: 8.5. South.
Third aticer,Philndelphla. Thiel' ono
otitis oldest and most responsible of tea
private banking drum of that city, and
we ctoorrinily commend the home to tie
panting dour 'financial friend.. .
glatteasi Ceinveation of Petroleum
dealers and runners has Wen 'called by
the Pitlaburgb Petroleum Aasociahon to
assemble in this city on tbollth proximo.-
All dealers and others Interested In .ps:
trolenm, aiebordbillf lnilGd tr attend,
at imahmes of treat importance to 'the
oil interest will be brought before the
4141tway Itobbery..-A few dart since
Peter Bowden, while on Me' way home
from ads - city to Temperanneville waa
teseaded by a men - who cameMp twittind
Idm,pulled him down and Ailed Ale
wets* receiving eighty cents for hie
trouble. which was all the money Mr. B.
The Quolke .21ettled.—The question
relative, tiir Yeepitit the Allegheny gm
Lamm In repair , ban been amicably ad
justed and I.bep tiltlia — trits' =ones -Mare
emulated Mitt ttanistit' much
needed. The lampa have atlbeencleaned
irad put.in ropair. -
Mader 4nlifitonVo .11irroniljggrik '
Iteln sowing 111aehloo— he gimping
tnd best. - The only amnion wing
tal C.l.4lPresser with Ito attschmencn
Baltnxexan.No.27 Irl,nb *Scoot. e sycw.
Adlatery.-Btrias Ttotatsturawl*ln
formition Ixttore 'Alderman
trat=esr u , 2l :fth ad d
ery.• /pt was
*misted and - held for a hearing... ;
,
Mune; Mental' &Saralee repalee
atemelee from-John A Beme, oar. New dth
mat Telenet Winer, far thelatiltamßerb
Doetorl 'Pimple Bealaber, vrtrleti'-eame
Aleelltriamm awl :/adliteeciozi• •
-
Pries . ....hriasznitelttneald,.
the ma who so mysteriously
al faun big bouts -Lu .iltleghou d MitT r th
that, bay not been heard tram. • • • .
ewer* In.—:The new members or the
Allegheny - pollee Inm - were sworn In
(tan gy arming, and entered upon U:.
Labarge of tbatr duttra
NEW ORLEANS.
Olken et Goo. lia•leenk Regaratag
atat•limaskosa.
Car lawaraok. to tea titlatoireb tluatwl
..New Oarrass, Feb. 23.—Gen. Ran
o:wk yesterday issued as important or
der regarding tho State finances. The
order states that the Auditor and Treas
urer having represented officially the in
debtedness of the State to be such' that
under the *resent revenue laws the debt
cannot be paid. and the Gover
nor in an official eetumlatdrAlloa
to the Commanding General baying
declared tit • State Tr easary totally bank
rupt, so that Judges end all other State
officers cannot be paid, and that makes
some remedy be applied the machinery
of the State must stop, the collection of
arrears and taxes for four year. being
suspended by the Logi.] tore until the
and the appropriation act having
expired Dec. 31, 1167, and the emergency
being so press ing - that prompt action fa
indispensable to prevent an scatty con
fusion and Loma of all semblance of civil
authority, the General therefore order.
Fall', That from and altar thin date all
the licenses on trades, professions and oc
cunallons, and-the revenues, dues and
term of the State of Louisiana, shall be
payable nod ediected >a linit , d States
legal tender notes. It is made
the duty of the State Treasarer and all
other persons charged with these
collections to emelt payment as above,
the revenue thus collected to beappro
petaled to the payment of Judicial, Ex
ecutive and Civil officers of. Slate and
appropriation act forlfl37, so far as it ep
otherputpoeea specified in the ord or. Tne
plies to specified Or pood auras and exams
meats for the name year, is to be adopted
by Um Auditor mad Treasurer, mad Col
lectors aro required to perform their
duties under the existing law.
• rmy et the Reptiblio la eon r
also*.
tit telerrupb to the Palau, rich 0 urtte.2
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.—The Reit
annual Convection •f the Grand Army
of the Republic, Department of Litiffor-
Ma, met yesterday. Delegates were
present from nearly every part of the
State. Col. James Coe wiurelected De
partment commander. for the-ensuing
year.- The Convention endorsed the drat
general order Issued by General John A.
Logan, Grand Commander of the order
In the United States.
- Ineeindlamina la
[8 Tslegniptl to toe rtstabstrgal tiasitts
BUFFA.LO, rebruary2l.—lneenctlarles,
after firing four different tenements teat
lent evening. let Ire the Union Elevator,
which wen burned to the foundation.
The bark Wllllarn Trent, lying lu the
slip, had her 'rig meets ging, meets and bul
wark. censidere 31y damaged. The El
evator was owned oy Hon. D. S. Sennett
and Sherwood it Co.; valued at 830,000;
insured for $18.750. Tel. William Trent
Is valued at $25,000, and Insured for
sukooo.
=30:11131=31
—A . tow-boat to coat $lO,OOO is being
built at blascatioa, lowa.
—Ti4 total tonnage of the Lehigh
Canal (anal) In 1667. WY 1.006,604 tens
-,-.A. lam amount of cotton Is passing
through Louisville daily for shipment
East. _
=The - value of the lumber exporte
from the St. Croix Valley, in V7llsoonell
during the year 1E47, le $1,762,785. ,
L-The Toledo Blade state, that from Yid
to SOO bale* of cotton pass through Toledo
vreetzly, destined for Europe. It goon
North, through Canada.
—The Watt Union (Iowa) adZett asp,
that the present Indications are that bop
raining be gone into on a big scalp in
that oounty next summer.
—Madison county, lowa, la. over
30,000 sheep, and the woolen mill at Win.
tenant boa noantuactured 40,090 pounds
of wool produced by them
--Salt was selling in Hamburg, Ark.,
at 121 cent s per period ou th e 10M 1nw...;
and ye; within thirty-Asa miles of the
place la one or the most wagtails/el:at ark
springs on the continent. Which, if broil.
*Hy worked, would he able •lo aupply
the Mississippi Valley with salt.
CITY ITEMS
Coast than oat minister to o Mink' aerosol.
And WM. some sow, obnrlous notidote.
Mean. ins foul haoresi of the portlotto stuff
That urel glt• upon she boat,
Certainly; Plantation Bitters will do
it when nothing else Melannholy.
' Depression, Hypochondria, Ineanity, ail
spring. more or lees, from a diseased
stomach, and this,
Plantation Bitters is ►
re
su cure for. There lotiOmiotnitonbout
in Dyspepsia, Headache, Dullness, Anse.
sod Low Spirits wrist yln!d to the health
giving and genial influence of the Plus.
cation Bitters. If you are in doubt.
make one DUI sad be convinced. Thus
say those who know 4
MAovot.t► dellgbtral tol
led. article—superior to Cologne, and at
half Mei:trim attlrts:F
It Orerates Hue WlagiC.—Ntrs.
low's Soothing. Syrup, for children
teething, softens the gums, reduces hi
' flentation. allay. all pain. Sure to reg
ulate the bowels. , Perfectly este in all
rye.. It mil/loon of mothers-eau ti.dify.,
Thirly.Ses ante a bottle. 0111 cart, No.
215 'Fulton street, Be. York, And No.
Nl5 High Holborn, . EtagLstid. Be more
and call the .. .Sirs...Winalow's Soothing
Syrup," having the 'foe-merits of Cunt..
d Perkins on the outside wrapper, All
others are base imitation.. •
Boots dames and Gaiters-4N the very
lnteu style,
elm always hi had of Mr.
Robb•s, 811 Market street, no keeps
rplenalld stock always on band and rens
at the knrestt priers.
lily Goods at 1/6 halesabe—We are of
fering fall Noes of bleochad and brown
6.fastin., Prints, Ticks, Gingham., and
other staple good., making the largest
stock br the West at Eaafarn prima.
• .3. W. HAIM= dt Co.,
. • No. 69 Markin street,
The pullet ma n Cnd Liver OH
in the trued, manufactured from fresh;
healthy liters, upon the sea shore: It le
perfectly pure and effect. Patients who
hats
on taken It cma take no other.
Auk for "Lissanl and Ceowell'a Cod
Liver 011," manufactured by Caswell,
Flaierd Now York. Sold by all
druggist._
Foots. abode and ratters—Of the very
Latest mile, cad *away. be had at Mr.
Robb'*, Mt Market at.reeL He keep* IA
aplentild stock always c.a band and WIG
at the lowest prima
JEST BEADY.
THE lI►HOH HIDIBER ir
LIPPOICOTI'D EirigAZ +NE
Ockaalssimaise.g.
•
L DALLAS OA LIMAIII.I- AS A sittllCl
si•••1. ran
S. ?BPUirttrtAL W.Ol/I •
L •PPAISS. •
narrosilee of Impoi•on—tstalsalos.
4. Pe.iti• sit
G. COLoVIOL
• A WIIAIM Drolli TN% lIIIOc
I. TUN
OLD S LATILD . sit UoUtt
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.. • !APS L In smaonrrPACS, I.
' IA AI ELAnTIo titlfteltics T.
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it. A DOOM. •
fosTUSIS ALA DIA DOPDs
Is DUB MUNTPIL• , ~, SW. •
If. Lot PISA] lII= UP ISIS DAY. •
- TEN= OP. LIPPINCOTT'S RIONSLINIL
Th
War, lrepol Ma eac•si lta*
o.per moms. Mee away
(LP* RAT•s-1 , 0 Cool*. for Preen De 10, .•
ru.C.eirmfat litriest Ashlars; cosies for
"d IT;l2l4Mieli;:soarsie.;lblie.r;
IA popsosoy I.• I inusbad /fads. or welt
ty-o• costae for slaty Iloilo, • •
-Theraipilthet• al.! prenaied • lUD
of eishoislePtissoisi • lunoire, Ireton lirse otter as
Pr•ini•lS. fur - tib•nrllillona. Aa - pp of to, Ilst.
ottiS t• ram Snits e•oton glop
rootless,. hones/. not to toy shine. on re
ceipt of et Nett -Sys Csnia Potosshiso 011 l
liimse be tarnltil votive Inds. vat cat* attrom
0 foil to
J. B. LIFFLNCOIT es CO.,
=
'lli TI? WEBS CT la.. 11111•44414.
tettalit
NEW ATER 'Part IPtintate
r..<l , trat4T. l l:tatcgrl::Dir•tVi li irv,!ll
L now art par.tl tatalsb loan
coo V. arnoll to
of
tar tall oaf
ozobotlint Craw and Mee altbtr. twang
vow ara dramas at pottlad In na•te. or of
baylna Oho rlnbt ore "referaid to tat . t.lluw/lar
" L " ani l a h intlit. ' 7lj. aTja r 0 4 ,14 ' eHo t.
Puma's.
..,110 ;a rf t i . tv A r gc . t .i ,.43 , 72:::
L ot ?cup and
VA ' tad. t'neini , il , 4triN!
H. •.W. Hiallund r‘.'llttsbnroa
A D. allfltb. Altarlian).
T art . ..terz bib.
'"" 4 "lisafilLtiarritult., PA.t.gatee.
-Jacky , 153 lakrti rtrrot. Plmattratt.
NOTICE TO CONTUAIOTO6B
Ilvd/a Prepooklorwln bercealvo4for mean
'.4/7/ Mo. dottil(tibrusat /t tke /ago of
toe sadttosagsyl, we OR/ IlLve, UDEIIE a
sad riiVANO of UL +E LANE. 'MIMIC ST.,
MaIr*DDZPI tiTATIT. TEAM BllttEr. MAIN,
OTIISIT. Th , Olf lITALICT Yd O NION ALLLY.
OpeollostleLs unto gums /S the olika of CO/
. :k.
1 1 / 1 111YATE DUIP,JJSZ&
Adak—saws .rs.24E =WA iaaritii . a.
• •
re
r Oa am of 11l &Immo or• Drfixtairwo..
to Cron t.ro to fours
. m WI ootitely
ate trostommt. .11. noml 00l Watt..., tot
MI ea. & town et Us. hall mut 6.3 gat
Ilffixtll72.
Cwrowarrayted alitOnelreflukdr4.
I)2lYlltn?te 31.11 , ..1114.03 tad I tOSP.IN
gd.•• kali. Dr. W.. maim v..%
MARTIN LIEBLEII,
MATS. CAPE, AND FURS.
.Wdotdda itad reuu
Doug dt agor a.. VAlLdtd.
dd.= Sid WINN mi. P.
•
Otd.if dramidir EMI, sad sailiftedlds radr-
I&Ott & Blefigito • - '
.4&x ., ahltocalta&
.
Fault , mums. - A•slcuoricmt utiu,niveL
Sos. S &se e as Issas Smut. rittabars6.
ISsel .1 iStostloa slirrs W tbs aestglase
bstlotlbs s' Usages sag blibtla MUSES.
MIER l4N11010Kilk:
118 Weod gto l near corner of Fifth.
Uuverntuetat Securities
field,
LIO 1ik.)01,9k.% ;
add .014 C. 11...4 lend io:d
n 211 1...10.1.11.1:C01.1. Sucoe4
CONFUSION OF I-301.
--;
4. 3 LCOND
SEP'S Ir-THIRTIES
1-Trto Tips
New 1867 6=46 Gold footOli110111S•
JAMES T, BRADY & CO.,
I ' •
Dealers in Goverathent Deonritie3,
tamer ENlcalltiallroo4 .trCetis.
FINANCE -.A.NI) TAADIV
Mimeo ne PrrrefinneiGazare,
SATlMPAT.Fetkranty 9r, lesg.
—Thar earning. of the Phtaburgh. Fort
Wain° 004 Gnome Railroad. It I. sal4, show
an Inertasa ao far On the Intunth of lmfueto I.
...Pared with hat tearfe bnainem, and the
rseslpta of the thereland;and thtinburgh oleo.
obey ..... gales.
At • meeting of the director, Of the Clare•
laud and Pltuburih Iteltroed, held la New
York on Tharedun a revelotloo. wee pamed
telling a lasetlam of atoekliolders to be held se
Cleveland an the Rath of bleach, to take to
eenalderaftea the proprhaj of Izereaslng the
eapltal &tinker the eempany.to the ammott, or
to any part of the amount of eatiflngi toed In
eopetmetlea. Also, the pnepttaty of eameoll..
daunmleaalmt, or opmettrit their road. The
transfer books will close' on the With Mutant,
and remain eloaed 00111 March Nth, both In.
elefelye.
—gays the 2/11144.41,1a! Ledger. of Saturday:
The money market Is easy at i per erne. for der
mend loans. Thera a very little demand for
ameantmodatlona. and miaalearabla amounts
an on sail ate Ludlam:l at lower rates.
Ms &mount Inquiry le neebaytred.
—Sall the Chtertee .Ibtkone. of Sttet
Not.rlttetendlog thyt to-totirrote will be a
.hank bend... and MI note...Coal:eon that
day bid to to met to•day, bottom In tlesnotel
dieta was ray doll. I IttmolY to lookton
easter, trot th• hulk of Unit loanable forme tem
Now York exchange and' currency ',consorts
belle elm., sod he order to get Is come of Um
Dante were oblteed to fore. eel. of ....Dania.
trurreo.l was ordered from New Yolk to-Clay,
sad It le Itteely that a weatward,flow will row
take Pleat. The rata of Interett were tlll-
CUM.&
—Says the Illnelmati Giavgit, of Saturdey:
The moray market Is rather letter euptdl.
nun eurrenca sod the demand for loans beak
only moderate, It rete
M or
st.. in • msforrably
euy sourlitlon geurtrallp,
tkonali In some It.
teams th ere Is dumpier= of balances Min ` drawn deWe lower lb. usual. States of la.
term are steady at told per lent.lo bank. and
11 .par teal. In too open.market for Ilrat.elass
mercantile paper.
1=
UMW. 1 , 1 ,
SATIIIII...T. Fobrumy 21, 1.3.
The gastaal markets, tfkaythlsg. base show
-04 mom/Ifs daring the mink, though there Is
.11 ...donna of room for Improvement
Thy damsad for noon regales has consider.
bly improved, bat bats Is an mmeptlon to lb.
Moral tali, .ad whlle Share hse been a fair
buloasa la ajobblng may,ro.d lot overall.*
Patio. of • stair. aeat Culls v.
GILLIN—PfIot. Wheal la 1. good doomed;
tmla of 100 bash pelt. Fayette Co. Rat et 04,41.
rret•at.dy bat anchariged; may be gout.
at !Mee on trash, and 470)10e, la •store.
Oorn 1g to good supply and, null and *angst
foist; to quote - I abilmellt.bn wharf .4I track,
thorgb aro have • sate of I oar prtme,Em
4147. Rye la dram Mrd to goal demand 01
11,401111.0. Bagley is la good demand. .4
prime Spring all. madliy . at IL
FLOOR—The ram.% 4. dull and argleete4
prams si• unchanged. We sontlotta to parts
at gln,Oaddll,nd for SprlagrlThaat; Mall,. tar
Winter Wheal, and suqo for Emmy brand.,
Rya Flour to all.ll named nt 5/41441. 0 44 Hneh•
that St 14,y604.10. 1 '
PEOVISIONS—Bmort.iIs dm and acme
witset nulled and lendlog upward; ere eon-
LI/task, quote's 1 lallge for plata, an 4 llr
lon Sugar Cured Shoulders; Inotelds for alb—.
Led aod Clear Olden, .4 570101de for 50,, ,
Our. Hants. Lard, 1434:415yg0 to Ilemen for
kettle rendered, 110,2 1*,f(t111.1 to kegs. Country- I
Lard. InSfeletde. Uses Perk. s:i4+.:
JlLT—men... ao outtanally lord. impair
to th•Alleghta7 mulct ~ yeatteldity-131 lours
cheated howl. at dlr. to VS to per ton, aa Ic
dualttyt II loads el atm.; at 11013, and cue
lead attars/ mats at 30 pit 13.
SEICIPS—C/ovarsaed la ateady at 09 In an a•,
nod the nuns la true et *Malty at 11,7142,
Thateln • anal ditataad Int` nalload at 111,3.4
I,o—atoned bt nrouid brihg sort.
MULL FILU/ l"—La is ailed 4.0030 wad Orc
bon yacht...scat Wes td Paachra at leen lot
Qattara) .ad Well. tor Wt.., and Apolem at
tete. Charrlca. it. for 14Ited, aud 44s for
an
pttt.d.
0 It EEN APPL.63-4a +amp ut••• of fibers;
•rff ii•o, ars • little ff all.l•nrpri•e• or. toad
fir dosavratilitrooostionif to float* a 1,14013 io
ice ba4.. to qualify.
11171 - ILL=P:Ina b eboia• Aolll..is good
donsmad, and daay DOW bi coated Ito.; t•t:L
alas at 811642 a.
MIS—Am reporta.l 4:nlT.. and Witt
laomatel 0n1y.1.. prices, ads . little aaalar;
Rath pmekadt a Oa.
4:3IILIME-9•lpt of Weatara Regard• at 1811
11,. tae Qa•Lea a/ LIO:!.
LARD OIL—Sal. loHoNt for ND. 1,
Mi=l6S=l
ONICIPFS...tree and la Welarradi aeu rf
Pet eel*, et ft per bat... 002 par bl
pretty steep.:
DEANII-Bearee awl r tale load demand,
Weil *mall WIN al 8404,1 per bbl,
UOlitlalr—VwDanzwl t aaln u th . • trtae
1 4 .0 2 1Maa. . n 4 $1.76 Sat./UM! way. •
IIZ4NBLZEITS—Etaos. w th. irsr rr
idle per bbl, as to p7ally.
ei:rxii etymon rimwsLr.ext itauscr.r
Irmeths or ems INrreirsen Durres,
'9artrilOer. rehrwary 01. ice. i
0111:1DE—The market ww mote very dm
exid tostddeabli4salle4 tei-der, sod whit. Iho
selim wee. sot so large Y. those of Iktdey.
ihMe was, sweentsteix, a. maser geeJlOg. Ood
swig holders art ask's/ • Ow farther .draws.
Wins mon n .al. of Ttko t,XII for North at
Intel SCO. for •yrll at CO, IMO for Imey, at ee,
1 1000 for Jam al ee l sod ISNI lehls for Jane at
1%0. Spot all may bo yakked at Ito 134....1
tuelittle In market—all the peer. 'Myles op.
time, sold at Ito restarary but Me Cot pooh.
ants that axe oa. 000014 osll et thit Sion .ow._
Wiwow Sad nekton; bay* et II to Iv, who.
weak anee toold hove bought all they wanted
at Ty. 1071.0, aria this le not oufrrootarly the
00 0i It Le all right somethaee to hold bark,
huge& other thaes ft le all toroth. ottd otao7
eially Imo thls bosh the IHIIIO Wait ill.* Ito
were unlit naphtha by the pretest oflorry.o.
The clock fit Vert oil In Ibis market le eseesd.
ugly light. nod the reraipia aro only moderate,
resale; foot. =IS to IWO 'hattels pm den the
Valley Egad will sow be piked, dotintless, to
Its toll eapaally, sad so •it thea, If the 01.131[11
mashie le Its presto% sondittes, It Is doubtful
whether ltsee supply the festUremests of the
trada.
RE YIRED—The market for bonded all, .Lo,
tontinnes It and ileneklarehly analted,tbough
compared vital . yeetergay;otime hate under.
hoe* oe quotable rdtanglei The -foottley le
=MOT for (man dative*. width iodinate.
that the present movement le stalely Ivo/iota.
Unload 'idle the delnanetkor epode teapot.
stint, light, tli6irs are plenty of buyers for
edam. , running from Mayen op to July and
hastier, and In come lastriamm for the entire
fear. as • general thleg. bowery, OBI' :e
-dam do ant seem alepOsted to sell yery largely
for either protest or toturi delivery at pieemi
Pelee% feeling:nutty well eaurineed that - there
.11112 e • etlll further adouietk. - .. The folloarthg
attics ware reported
true Rae February,
Sea M•rtif -
see MIG ,
u June
see u
eoo Aug Julyust .—. .......
•
fa*,
April •
I
itfeel ' ...... .
lei u June 2.11,4
400 " July 27
Ine• Anima 0 114
eoo l• February al
AWL-
May -211•
ARRIVAS—The arrirald of all by the Alla
gheair Talley Railroad to•day e were „as fol.
Loothsol At Yvo,
& Pluton°. no F., Moult & C 0.... no
Tuber & IMO J. to 3
Total
Total Remota for the vtalt.,.
Total taaelpta laat
Lot a twaelpta Masa .lalk. 1....
I -LIrTrTI-nir'p
EALTatonVabrouy tooklattle—Th. aro.-
lap at , ths stoles .dig lits you Walk
socusted lei. 1114 hood. mazes YOU lost ortik.
?dui' lb-dal fined 'al 'follows; Old Gown
slot molasses. OMNI; adiw.7 tbla arson. ,
.oxsa and son. Medal tali to yood - .lstpo. Oh
014 Mr locality bomts, f1r.1507.7d, aoQ thik
Tory best bonen, IIL 6 O 111 Nutt* Itts, to average
Pa. bethlt MOO N,OO. Iron.' The poem!
quality of the othrings wut 040.0 bitty: than'
tut weel44llll* Meta tnaldn about Um out,
etourtat oat/ a ollght deoltos.
111014.410 antral. vsissat bake
lag the put wort, bu h t a ths muted 1. aboa.
duty uyptiod sod Wien totolling dowtorst4.
211ftensysdao dollsmojsitilliood..44.4ol‘.•
sod omits le pit lb. Rpm,- • -t
cartes la.,_troillsropylted, hitt
will, with 5 1 / 1 1-,P4 hop. 'due hi,. latlell
bat Itstasteon thou et tut WIWI.lbo muff
b.thir fatly *dl,. et 11145011 Doe .40,
omula. psi, the lattu rats /or only dud soy.
• . •
tip TsgavaTA to sea Mate:nth Otiartts.l
Candiao.Fabi 22;-Rai*.4Vre MOdkritalv
aatha al VOUS tor comma /Igldi sad OLVO
011,70 for seocl *holm Hoar cattle gull
and nothing doing. Itepip.-I.IISI dewed,
boom 2.ore live. eldymeaus—Vil
A:4110 1 / 1 414/ Ca Waraget •
ithertl7ll U. UM !Malanmitt.]
, Cnistriisrr,lrebnis27 21.4160 f *lath" lind
*act o r Mt %msg. /fogl 4 avnazta at , 1141X1,
24, 1868
104.1atii &'AA,
•irzt su - Qct,
LAMill, L.A.bli
Ltd dewier In LLUCDC. aillithlCLTlliti Lad
t 114.
warrit4t Flu. I La, thl the
or Otter =nit, aad pewee.
to sitti y si Clretrwiti err_ t:_werro
Car Last it a tarerigellir CAltliCitLf
exereitad.
Lie trs..l Lttrizati. - 4. Ltd ltetetlr.rd !said,
CI Car ow. :tat:7 int nano.
litertlente wet...Wirers 2:6 It
(Lair iaiareet treat saran Daiwa Order:re
Larltnt (raw. ate. We it
Financial Miners la row York
Cloied at 142%0142U
ir=!
==!
saw. You. Tab. 23, I.
1 1 MOSTI 4311.1 GOLD.
Nothing teas done In the prod.° /market
today. The. Lanky were all cloned to, wet.
as the Offices of goserniamikkanken Qo ue
omobre la broken, however, assemeled
In the Me i er ball of the Mock 'Exchange,
add . 0 torelerate Mulness was done to -old
NW! stt.kg. Tim former ranged M 1311124
CDltni, elating at 117,1tilltrii. Among the
•stre „Nereid. abates Erie at bly,l 3,500
11 4 ??til ' l[7x gr=t 11.10 1 4 - t%:1 1 7 4
which aboo shares were sold. pry [-
tie was dol. otker Dhares, and at one
t
o'clock !Rai following quotations were cur
teat :
Nee rorll Central. IfilibllE , %; Eris, rE i Slil
7to 1111cithree Southern. viNirri; Itit.tmrgn
3.51:11Mt4: Rock Island. Vii,tlD7ki; Nor; hoe,.
Dern,aibiee;
is
73%0711g; Fort
Waybe.us.solW; Western Union Teltagrapb,
31123 N; Parollia D1%11,11013110%.
ba specks titalpinents to-clay were from
ede,oto to MORD
Tnere nothing done lb Foreign Ex
change at Gallaber's no town room.
There twevi anent excitement aid activity
In sold ti4y. non Iranian to fifteen Wit
len dollar. Shangod banns and the Once
ranged from 1.11 to 11J, and at t3r.sr. Woe
111%.
Tiara wail seri little 4000 in stocks at
the sterna place, but Erie closed at GeNfrit
Had ttrday bean a bunions. day tno exult.-
client would have excelled anything Since
the close of !the rebellion.
impart! Air the weet—Uri °nod.. $1,(40,-
253. Oeaeret liereb.diae, g7P7s,na
I[lneltnall Market.
il.sberch Ur
Cu, , reazr.t:a to' .. . lust:larch clue, ie. i
Cranial...if, February b.l.—dear to nu.
demand. aelF Sates of Ninbbarrals of fatally
at ill,Mbill. . Wheat steady, ables at nisei
for pi o. I . Corn quiet. salmi at 79ditOo
for ear. bald drill, ashlar:4 1150 for No. I.
Barley dul/,:and prlnes lower. sales of No. 1
winter. at {a..11. Cotton dull -and brines
nominal. sal. of middling at 91101P8.0. T.
bacen steady. Ralf!, Of 9G htids. and NI bibles
at .4.Kil to .31,73 for trust% to fine leaf There
Is a goad bliinping demand. Provlsion a aro
irreaular. bless corn sold to the extent of
lin barrels at a7b,C08^3,b3, at Beyer. option •
I fora, days. Ilard sold as 15e, Indleatinigan
smiler frowner.. Bolt melts bold at b3in for
aboublers, and
hundred sides. arid not much
demand owe thouband 1,000,15 01
Side. .01.1 a§ Ily b o for packed, and deliver.
.1 at klaysyille, - Kentacky. Bacon unchang
ed bhi.ulddrb sold at lby.oillc. Sides at
12.p.0. Clear.rlb at 13' Oil !mid clear la‘.
14%111Pac. Buller unatian4e , and quiet, a
...Mill at 1110.1 western sold ut 320120.
Cheese steady, sales as Ibol6e. F.
tieJl
- sales at 80. Clothe seed declined io 13
*NU. Linn Matteis of Tlmothy sold 4140,
with a &elide In asmall way, It la Bald
at
42,00. Gold $1.41, baying, and ji,l2, stilllug.
I% . Lows naruat. . .
ut, .: le i vapl is the Pittomran ii.i.tis.) .
at. Loamebruary6.l.--Tabacenla active'
Cries el= Slit nisei:Maned. 'Galan gamin
ho sales.' Fiber Is quiet and nnehangeil,
fides at 40,76311,75;thin bin extra e11,.314,n0i
',ale tains to lamer. Wheat. more doing, ,
ant too pi...allure unchanged; red and white '
winter, sales. at 53. 21 120. 6 7- Corn fs wen'
dull, and lower, except for choice white,
rnliod and ytdlnlir, MO. el 82 . 05.1ni white SO
0500. Ll...fa / and toncnuoisil, at tiliabl7,.;
elude', Mack and whit*. formic:L.li at 71(y
714. Harley la unchanged. at s3,Pablbsor, tor
prime to chigoe: till 112.13, toe - Ohio malt
live la aareenntibiglier.willaßol.73. .Pro•
•Islud• are graell , d, embattled and higher.
Pork sold at Xonig24,i3; genie hoiden, asst.
lop cab°, hulk _ Meats u r n
131.51,Cr; 'dery
tit . .
nod sides Plei; clear PIO : shynniors9l;.; no•
coil 1.1 exalte d and advaceedinloalnu at. la%
411 1 40.; .ra.r.teeslOyic.iabonlaiersarunt.l.l
•1 110.. at, cliole; sugar cured Lams, Lay and
Junr,175 , ..c. lard, stiff and higher, out the
priers ate nalbettleilyeholee tierce la sold a;
10,indkeg 80, Iteereipts—flourtabn, W twat
—1.1. 1 / 3 .aseks.l tkird-e3913D boshilla liate— ,
700 talabala. Weather eleaber and VV..,
iltri=
1117 71.1tarsph to that% cburrh Uszette.3
(It-aver,. 0,11 Fobtuary 21.—Flottr suarke.
on/tr. toad ster 7,ond Tr.:o4lln uo to quo:.
we lollakasclO Ulm katra ofatust at Cu,Thr 11,
0001.1 w arra r'eti• wtwltor 417,03451.1,54
....atra • whltO SIt,OICI/AIX/.•' Whet/
von/lOat at IsZOLVICI Tor lkw.l red winta
.1,1301,10 for N t o. 2,10, anO 4 2 , 13 .7?- 3 . 5 /dr No.
•I ilowauko• Soria:: to ear lota. Vora .Id/
and oostlnallt lower, held at Ole for No. 1
tnlxed trout titorta.without buyers. 0 sle
dull alto lotehr, and Ilaht - fatal of No. 1
tam. at Sac. kye quit,— hut eteady Cr;..
'holey on I Wslo at 11,10 from Ito ut,te.
llcriry , lut„t'a'ud •teadvut *2.7102,2310t hi
I 0,20 earl Caput., a.el C,S•atto tor No.::
Oats. ketroldoul tuarket lute; but Chia.
rerlado IU 401:14 pettl at 0 1 60. and et the do.
at Vtkalc. • '
111 e*Orletuts - Marks t.
•
• y tt•lxty nra‘v.
Naw Onx.rorJo, lobraLry 21.-I.!otton 4101!
SIP% teedin, (downs era; culd.lllnkr
males.S, , to 11101; rovo.P , "
extrorla Nazar sad Molwn.,
ncicari.r,i. noon :Ittle dermal trettlo
...11 12 .7 , :crtu1,4101, co
ti ncfp.
11.02 1 1 flats ' . 11.1coni am,
nooolit tam • mortot; door tide. ',old
1.5 e. Lail, tie too IS'Ao. rook
0' , . 1 5.15.1t3Va1001t Very itflt. Storlam•
5.15r.15,:. Now Took tzehouge d!ocum.,l.
.130flapbSe Markel.
:nr:.nnr.pewl eaun3e
Is
linnet., Yeruary 7.:.—t0tl on la doll wan
tohnett.led trlth nnles of 024 thnlen. The e
rt. were' 6,3na10n !lour; the nuakel It
rink butprlee wz• nOt, any lower. tor tln
sear, and flew `•l $0). 2nd weft° , If burr.
el 0.00 autl gulle mint. L•rd.ls/11X.e.
POe In slere, Ont., none In Inarnel.
flay la dull C. 01011 Bran, sit. (keen An
nlo,r.ome to Ilartet. Eir•n, 3/e- Batter,
Mer".'l% •
Ity Titters,. tei Inn e9t,1001,V3 (tax... I
LOCISVILLA, Fah. —Tobacco :a gut.. but
;fru.at gaphiLia; for ;uga to Metilttla leaf:
FP. for good leaf. 'Flour. wipartlae. s3,t*;
runty. $11.50, tf beat It flan . Kat, - oat..
I. bull[. Cow. Corn Is iSCMnt In Sulk
COLIOn la ttrir.b4a. , ablarr Ls nominal.
Lana to 103115 c. Parc Is .1.50. !Won .nu
6 ;;;;a 1 ;;;fta ttrui /Mu. tat. Wee gm
14.114,.ja.
I===
:M . I...rraoh /tiff...Ott...numb
Goicaoo. Feb.l .l —Ther• wan no regular
trw.etloi ' thel - 1103n1 of Trade toelny.
Whenf4.No 2 nominal Itt 41.910/.511. COM
IleVt 74".,0791.7. Profit/sous hehl
new nt yewer.l42 . , nin./1107,1c44. ner.lpfn
-.4 114 hole 00 029 13 9NI bo whew: 92.76$ tot
torn: 9.731 buonto. riblonfente-1,914 bbLf
11.3..; 630 bu 'ennui; 9,394 bu corn.
arratref zuk.u.r.uniK
t)tricti.ann arid P1V1 , 0 , 11.. 11i.4111.10LD,
7.o:oary=-2 okra Iron ore, Lattooll. 0 Co; I
430 dar.kiflar.BlONlAl3.:l4l2 476. Malted et A
- Co: 2do dn.2 do Pr Irk. 6 uneaberger A Elan,
O
a bis hardware, S I Faborstoak; to tilde, 0 0.
Er litatolli a Pea MW*. MA TS %Tried: 1 Po
far& .1 Lica' A l3o; It his drugs. morel. a
Earlng; late corill. A J Styli..; th/ ate oat,
Scott & Chill; 11 1 00 1 0 ra. I sk do, 2 do drY
001/er, 146 bent Idttle, Baird.* Paco.; I
&kr rag& 0 P Ilatk I. a 15.1
ins prattles. Carrer. 31slIrele h. lio: lo ball.
da [mak. Wm Noble A (To; 1.1 owls old rope,
ttodfrey A . (3jat k;A bbl, all mral. 1.1 L Fab 002.
leek, Sos A (Jul 10 de pearl barley, illnekart a
11.00 as; I Oa Oil meal. 2 do brartry, 6 1.. dr,
Ai tuoklet Et Co• 2 4. do, .7 31 F'../rterneld; I bx
prtnar, Anderied4Conk 4 Uot 26 kks lard, 7
akl raft& 3 .1 Pat.ll2; 13 bbla apple& a awe.,
I ta t en. 2 buts Orr , appl44 SIRSII k Allen; Ile
oWA T b u ts 16 amply bbl., Fetzer A
A1...C001: 11 bbls bolos& Viuutunlar A Sart.
5.7110 Al 4. Areal. 111 hi...apples II rk. Nombre, W
II Gratf,4 ars apple ton Mer,l by bat* bolter.
iltaff A heater; 11 bat ober., 11 kgs barley, gt
klla paper, Shomaker It Lug; 12 ilk. geed,
draper a • /WWI 3de do. liEe..lr; 3 bldr
1 791..3 ska raga, - .6 bbla apple bollev.' Tole, rt
Co. 31 bes oats, cri doeorn, 1 1.61 brae., odo
bouer, blonana & Arjer; 2 Dbl. 01 0,1.,, Mood ,'
k Metals,. - • 1
l 7 ' I
rtrvenuton.tlotorisua 6 Cleollwer TIR.E..
February 23.-102 billa :lour, .Taa Gardlurr A
Cot 1 sar meat, W 11l Eaya A SO.; I ear stav e,,
U Ebrubnit,7o 0014 I end 120 aka tour. Pr eke
eark/acW, W e.:0010 at CII: I elk! Porn, Stawart
6 Laegrolialen. I dads, Campbell 0 Drown i 1
dodo. E W Tabor; to tads dry poacher. 21 fo 1
apple& II pkga .battler, TOlgt A Oil 49 bbl.
a
i,
men apples. V Er at; 6 do do, 3 do dry sp.
plc., (Iran i Mater 28 kgs lull. owner; 31 elks
ra.; 131A1 - 1136 A Co 4 baCtObleo/6 - .1. AMP
tomb; fill tea lard,lg 'ells. k: (A; t air green
apply. Camp Lk L. .r; 10w egg& 2 do buck,
O bbla dr7•PPlark - 71 /173,11121 11 h. Wool, .1
wa11...a:1 kali bur ter, Ido lard, I do eget. ft
TY Mantle; Igen ne, 5 .1.7 polo. Plalleary A
Flood . 1 .61114, E Smith; 1 b 2.1 but.
iar, rdesuor A Ilajoeri 6.0141 green apples,
Rabb A Harm,
41.0.auicorr - VA orr 11. IL.Fabnlary v...-
19 ear. oil, Loektrart A.. Ere.; X do d0,.7 Nun
-6.11124 WA. do. Oly • Plrdiertool 23 a. a,
Jar, W 1114104, 121 do!do, Pultan, - 111.01 - vln. 6, ON
Milo 4e, Maar i 11,61 (2 sks *sty 111 go
earn. Scott A (Mal; 3.3 d do, Adam. • 11620r5:
by; I OAT nanekdroa t illartle, Edelen a 0„,,,,s
00. Qt., Scerrart a Langenhelmi 74 do rye: .7
31 711901 1 907 'creia1426_667..p1e..0r • !Da
mn! eer snerol, lirro. , r 0 4 Grol dO 40,
/17.6orIgliL , Platter & GOT /TEAK 1011abeill /Dor,
Folder* Co. r r
Pirrasnitil. V0n7,7T6 in, .II 172106 no 1736 •
FebrUiSTITA--11 earl 6616. ...bee& F blallers .2.
Este do do, 11. 17.ohluspo /6 Cot I ear middin.ls,
Yell a Ititabart; 144 bides,/ 56 orrltkg 300 bulb
ecru, i10tt.46 Ulaali . clairbbla denr,ownrri)2o
bdts carriage horde e. 21•Irldnory A COl4ll
by aged, Kell A Intakart; It bib Apple& I no
egg& Lame Molina Ids ICren 1191.0,2 Arra
apple butter. 31 B.* if; VI kg/. pearl Imlay, W
Hague; 221 aka be ey. Z Wenwilghtt us
lowa rob apples. Valet P. Cot 2.earr bulk meat,
4 II Palliser 4 bbls applar, L 3 Mandl trd; I b•
sugar. W 151111001 1 Obllegga, I. kalf bpi butler,
.-
kt.1.10[11021 . STATI II li. It., February 21- .
61 bbl, door, 8 (I Etalaaterst 6 care mare.,
roar. • loorartemes a 1:9 doe 4 111 Ilatopbl/1,1
0
do do, Lull; 121 bb s Apple& Ewe. A E._
Pad); 2 oar. iron ore, 'pang. Chalfant 6 Col 2
kin robseso, E OdOseoor 17 .664 yeas. 0 Dem
I *et hoebor. 1 leaast• ems Asealorre, SO
parlor Iron Co.
Promo - sou ~ - Amp ,illogispiwney.... 11,, 2 ,...
Fabrnary 21-4 rulja
6l 1.6111
& , Wel pet
{Oaks .0001. lion a 04111 du Pots.? Wale
0 1 L:e h tat:llltalrilllnter •
.coA 624 b?.
.:5 16
... 154
- 17
...214
SIM
13,161
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Joenca U. ?•rows aarcx.!.r.t.or
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JOSHUA.Q ODES& CO.,
, NULlaters. l
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oThie,stkipens
matt Home idlinbeifes'airee• swear ' O.ll
'Nerve'Allarbenr. 1, . •
-- Yl, 100 / 4 1 1 ":&"CH). -- _
_Bard:ward 'So !a1:049 1 7a.
Ira la . S.-natlital WWI 1, WOW IQ ckikl
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FMK 30E - MAN a so. •
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'Ai 41,
RIVER NEWS
• The weather wasstalle eold 'yesterday, the
thermometer at two o'clock p. m. being down
to eo, sad Seward, treated there were ladle,
Mena 'favorable Foe .now. The, river at toga
,
yetderday was falling, with Me feet four Inches
In the channel. • 4!
' Up to the time we left 110 wharf, there had
been no additional arricale aloes Saturday of.
t erngcst, thouch Merl wets several boats due.
The droner aLtl Armedillo„ from elncletuatl,
and the J. N. iilstrullnueh, from Parkersburg,
will doubtless he toed 1.0 port thlsmornlog.
The Kale Itotunfort and New Tork arrived
at Lottleville on Friday, and the towboat•
elloutaon Horner left *bore the someday far
Pitt•buryh with • tow of bargee.
The Allegheny Newer is .ltl Closed, and,
judging Irons pre•ent lndleettona , Is likely to
female set foe several. days let. Theist Is
heavy, and It wilt Lute emalderable relate
tiring It oul.
The towhOnt Ihdc Pullet left for Louisville
ea The billy 1711L•burT, with • tote Of octal
oevsni,ez4ls7,ooobushels,•
.!The Lminells, with a good trip, cleated for
Nashville on Saturday evening. and the Legl
Leoll arrived mad cleared for Parkersburg.
The Bellevernon left for St. tools en bidet
day forenoon with nil the height she could
take on board, and the Iniporrci arrived from
Parkersburg the se
me afteradoe.. ThL boat
has hien Ice Coup , / at Parkersburg for some
Umi; •L• had la //Why at Tioeheetlr for a day.
or to; In consequence of low water. •
The Columbia, Capt. Gee. W. need,
Muse., Sphino and Unmet'. la the c Mae. Is au
contend to leave for Cincinnati' and Louisville
this evening, an/ passe.tger• end shipper.
should bear this la rated.
The Glendale. Ilept.Late, and the Anneal;
Capt. A. C. McCallum, boll:teed/ boats, are up
for St. Louts. Capt. fame Mellon Is clerk 0
the former, dud .1.1. r. A. C. ILOatlem, Jr.,
the latter. •
The St. L. ul• Deinoorca, al Friday, says:
The Altmann Myer irelcht eta:IOLA ta to he
dreidal vet Washist r ilso, whore it.; papers now
ere. A Cory ante alma/teed yeeierday to the
erce,that the Kermin.llaslatt batty of Pitts!,
bulge, have teen , awarded lt.l We had the;
eta:relent through 0 meet respect:aide source(
hot man look nine/ It as • setae rumor.
We tale the following from the Cir.eltualdi
Gozerze Cl Saturday: The IL games. t,apPlin
V.A. Waal+, noel the Artiony, onpt. Lew Fan
ttersrift, mtlt !p.m remsweekly line between
triesbanett lolrtiMtrgh, so eons. akthere Is
sal/latent water lo Zhu Jlreri La the - ion:ter
haat. ' Capt. Geo, 00110 received a letter from
Ceptala limtupeo, yesterday, elating that
Captain Lunch...ton%young probably pars
theso the Ohre, , bore lylog hetet :or the Mount
rade, Captain flacchlatinua had left Plus-
Obret for St. Lout. I
. SLltnelatelegrans, under dale of 'Felder,
soya, Th. Note /Mavens came fa from Cairo,
Snag the di.: thtnugh oustrot the season.
Rier,taialneesineratamst. Seyrral beets left
tweet:ay for tf,o 07 01 0, .10.011;g ere sad NI
eat, while too etuttatm lcuuttOtily fifty.four
mats. .Tho AlbaLsslopi - euPPoeed CO be
open to the mouth cores 11Thol.. 1 , 103 small
mesencr Cneket hoe i.e. ... Ito a Keokuk
pasty.
We find the Lilowborputlnullraln regard 10
thee/01day of the ismarin to 1 00 Cle.teeaU
Comenerrailr
Tire steamer Oifie Urscrh, cellar arrived at
Ilemghte rester ter, ...halts teal att./Lear Amt.
SOO, Capt. Um-a. Vaal:A. bound from Cinain
eau to Tau Chlaano, buck do tV edneelay
tatumsloat in the Lower "Altstisttppi, at Oasts
leis d, nrar Igah-lcou, ea abr. gleaseal up, only
the hurricane Jell bead 0121011. and the river
dnW ..02. bra tont.. She beard of no /tree
teed last, and was hot balled for asstetanee.
•• the stema:r Otentght
wee
Ging 'elongsll•
ot 'toe Ansada. She wee formerly the Jades
Tommie, sod hoe.lo at Camino/al before the
retteltaos, and p er cheat A lip the Naval Depart.
mein anti 01.0 ;Led into en Ordlnaltee Teasel
for the blumettiPPl eguatlrou. i At the Marisa'
the nitstand she sea. ilurchnted by Cept. LIP.
lam tiledon, Err ccemaander. Captain Jahn
A. Wiiii•nsun and Air. J. G. Inhere, Lae bee
0100 c .hgod ca' the Amsted. Stie had •
aluible cargo, some tune hetlitral tool of
Park. ti , aor, Vela and tstaiSPOS.,j /snored polo.
abosily timernostl wisseh will doubt.
Leis tt total Ice. [be A..= sou proS.
tra..o sllynan, sod haaursat 10/ 013,000 or
tier treight Ili n. locoed hero.
• St. Lail. Gleam.; ualer dare of Taus.
day. furnish tail lailarelng 'retest A partial
repast CO s:l.[Cry made acme. :lose alnee of
thorns,: Ds tideed hare and the mouth of the
:thereon, show. that +lnce 1581 that .cream,
atilt, tr., C 137,1:.: Johnsen. atmast the lb
te elaire, hat Cairn La, tLat-buik twenty.
hur.dted Ger tor -. dutatsee 'of about tour
muss, ad.: sdhere tI e aeol lases/ 08 the
s.ll.siturl abort, JON,. t ou r mlire above thie
any, 'he "on weenie te swede 00. I/ the.
work is tut cupped theta le ',vest dander ut
We :Swoon river ectUng tlaangh the Antal.
eon bottom and tasking a G lamer a/mg the
helmet the hielft sbtrung l ie eastern aldotind
leavlcoßt. Ltosis 00010. Lutes hum the Jiver.
'lt le po•Able • stood hreal,wiktelf 0111 ,too to
bzot tic-ag the lttlpots ebnac •t'ana below the
000th of the 11tmour1 rival, whirl wilt stay
the ravagesof ,bate torsos, and: acts:et. St.:
Loelr a bc.oanent chariest. .;
The n: , -.n. left Ce - ....det title warn for
Plitaturgh. dratel.2:. boa Sect 0 tenter, me ham
-IQ taut forJ. , .'Ohs Agee. 14 It for Calle
iSat h:ght. tOol. Hatlett, qt PatehOrthe
hem hoe.. •t: tem,.t ao tato rest4ln the steam
, N,l«. Tht , c ToAve.c,l Lae tll4lll. the
T. Stayed, and Caine ter to. ;fort Beaten.
The river ha* fa.leaeat! there are
pre, lee, +4 • at. to The break.
I.m up et.: neerohe .I.llltkols, flys the
•
na•hts oto Peons, he. enotnesteVle expected.
The hfi.evnrl It tePheiei to h hP ° . -1 . 0 . the
coenth le manes het , : hhoee St. jeeirh•
I.etrer 3llstonei I. rapidly. -The Comet
Sae Jan artist front Alto,i, the not Nut of
the statoufrom
An E1..,11e telinlem •ey• ; ' Capt. Bake
I. ehIPP hi the Shemin , . freight pane/pall,
tos ,
itO. The Defamer le 'mostentailti
pretcl. A Lad fir (.Inelnnett end Fhttebtligh
La: he:;.
We clip the (*thralls . from the Omani:an
Engtorer of Friday: *motel's Etliarans, of
rh- mammoth sad spleettll New Offerers. Eff
orts* Line psetet at eat:owe/sae. armed fruei
Plttaborshecatenler. fie le ati/I suffering
from the etre. of his recent literss, though
we are clef to learn he is re golly etureleseteg.
The twittataliki got sootttone hundred tons
here, so lan teenier In o s New Odense.
SLe Tow ears; smeots et tow hundred tans Of
hay apt; 11, tor above the fall. Pu rr. , JOUY
and %%Maus. Carrots Nan!. Csafpbeli, of
the :Aare /garage, bat tot littsb Sash Pei. snit
tsar night
•
TLe tt. truly Repubfloon hoe the farmers.% t
STZI.YINIT 13•11.1.1 V La • Iqlflee Hots
Captor. scary (3. Catena w at t delreer • le.
Lute this eeettlng et the St. Louis leatttette,
maces of E.evezttla nod fit. Cherie& Moneta. ors
the ...jem•Of L4vo.oour.stdp and zrlurriu*.
viewed from a Sampan...ln •candraint. • Ther•
me • greet many ate...om:m.l Jninlos the
flood ,tieopler Loden 'Mach meets to then hell.
We ernula mlette all oar five, triondle to bra.
now. who have altnany 40.. LOr are delighted
with theehnuse, and tad It beoefletst to both
their peareete•aml lanai. • • • '
• •
Uapt,• k
pont
N Poilam. formarla Oa Hun,
Dag
rel sod of Ma Lady Gay, La Laa
rpl, Lout. tad or Ortega. (sad, -
•
Aemphla paper ears, A pleats din.
pate df.patch from Bum Bluff
nu
skin
the Arkansas is tired low with nu prom:gots t h e • elm. in enosequemen of %le km water title
tleteato has laid up. The Viriftni• paned UP
for Lvolartile. Beg atidsd hero vas thousand
balm sultana. ono dollar _oar lAte, Th. 11.11.
Lee rums." op4o
mut Ma Inca of auger and su
ture.. 'Mr. 1110113013, her eleto reports
ahootios 1141tre at tlarn., s. he M. making
the landing wt I:l2se ntomning. A• Plantar
oho bed hilt .ottnerble corn from 4ta crib,
fat! In watch for the ..11114C1B, and. caught
gee meta la the set. of earT2o4l aainrie large
supply. The plonterahenksit Inst. oper•Uoss
by vaunttime
of ihe parte, the remainder
trentmn retreat. The Richmond Pssigd
.10WO*Ith 2 gm emnsmara, 1,000 IMO pork, NO
hags lard, 101 l maks tmenit.•-
Etter nett Vreatner.
ST Te;rygn..pp to tha tiaavlvv•l
klearrerts, Pebruarr=2..-Weather Weer
end warm. Ilmor riches. Arkansas falling,
freights °Tering frsely.. Tomsk° testa,.
Departed—Mollie .abl., for See Orfenne, 100
Oaten notion. •
I:AssirtiLs. rebrn,zy 2.7.—alver
won four fret en Uttlpetb shoals. Woatlisr
filr 'end pleampt. Attired, . from Upper
Cumberland, Umpire. Departed—Qtanner,
Clacmnatl; Talisman, Calm; A. Baker,
Upp,r Cumberland.'
Lotarmaa, Ifebrnary ..^:"..—Rivor falling.
with stn teat eight inches water In canal,
WeatJaer clear anti cold.
Sr. Loma, February . fl—The *Warner
Kate Putnam was lank , last night about
natio mum below thlw,etty, by sinking an
old 'wreck. The boat iron owned by Cant
liboder, of Pittetargh, and 111•11/0f/ for
EMUII2I=I
ltsurnia, February tI.-TYI _weather la
cloudy and 'aural. Thu riverla timing. De•
narAed: , Parogon. Yne 2:titer - Orleans, nth
thirteen hundred balm or ootton. And a
ifood , paseenger trip; 'Letlia 111
11, for Louts-
TWO. with eight hoogrel bales of cotton.
two hun4re4 0.04 ore/anis .14 a lot of eta
llfreAlet Muhl. City. for St. Louis, and the
Mlle Duet, with two targilhfo:rittaburgz
the u , ghts ore very smoky.:. . •
En'TgAIMBOKTB.
.1.4\ OR - WJ. • LOUIS .8111134.e.,45= 4
S.In:OULEI /11Vne.—Ttio nay
cumtocd.onsilenn , or
........ CIDL. A. C.2IcCALIAra.
live FA.I:‘ , * , .111.R4 Latc.csaurste Dons
r ntil e . 4111p.r : •
-ror yoNno Iv on board or in
14:1 - LACK S tItaiLIy6WOOD, funts,'
c IN CINNATIzaEt
A:SD LOVIOVILLX.—The
too otrostr
.001.13111314 •' Corr. 1.110 atz.p;
tv,u n,.a Xaa'adLY. s4U 4141 4 / 1 1,
at 4 tratvrt t. T. •
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or posogr o . , ottl td y on board Or to .-
fatl rlball. i4fe.‘..
•
VOR CA1114:11 PirD iftl i cat
1.0014.-11..naestanter
ilt.Lti DALY Capt. Jolla L.tlattit
wni leave swat.. an al , tiItUAT. Tato, TU.
attoa. o'aar . p.aaa, Yea (02151,60.:
on,
!i-$ ''ll
,ThUng SA.TlMEMT.lllbritrir SUM. I/63. *l2
tai: te. Ot7c i tt:i 7: l• Rotrti. t
battkrytly trl.l,toll riaittto Atuitios. at kto
011 VITtitgeg .4 721:alitgiZg:na
ter, Patti:lt and trti el CURIO( .CA4113110.. to
' t ato...l(l4totext Lltta. ra rat.; otnalltea
3. Itt.ttett. i • ../apromitistit sa Ito
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One-thin Icsteettn.lffitlel. rateittlitinbla
by rt, ct.ttier. (err -* lpaproitatet.. 3111416 e
for tAttutwyjk. t'
mi lg er i n z ; a iir.
.:.t•9pIIEF. lx• 111110.t...1111tr:gnI.
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MANUFAe7tra)33
GRAFF, BIEILS *
MILLIIIMAL . CITUNZRA - r
Bar, ilocip and Sheet ;Iron,
WROUGHT IRON
1111,111 818 na
Ja.T.,100.
OIL WELL TUBINO,
Offite, - No. 9.11 Water Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
FORT PITT
BOHM% STILL IMi TANK
WC.A . RECSI.
C614,11110.Lki tt .t.INVIDER,
IC triL17.1011J5...7 01
OiSti LAN, 'DOD DLE.PLUND, TUSULAE
SIL'E.L'OXI CYLINDER yTEASS DOILENP,
OIL BULLS AND OIL TANAJ3,
ODINNErff, BPS.ISCIDNBAND/3li !ANN
SNITLING PANS, MALT PANd AND CON.
DENSSIIa,
IVTICAbt PIPES, iluottrarzs, AZD MUM
DIUD9ES,
111D1ON /NNJ33 AND COAL initria. i
Off..e,itadWorba darikorilimowt.lFlLtria
Zilaiorg *.nel LiborlT airoeta. •
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
stroao. ant to tS• 139 r. addl.& .111 b.
DroaDW atieuder to. • y ranIMI
MiMGTON IRON WOIIKEI.
LLOYD ITUDM,CK,
Bps , ' Column, atn2ed Charcoal
Juniata, Bloom Iron.
ycrrrrayy Jur auusi) iSy l / 1 21X.1=2
fl o Cif i brliDat.
tOWKII. .11 ardt 11312
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$.7 SUlitiliT (11.141W3.,13V11Er. fo mai%
FLAT 11.121. •
COM, tieJa?..SN
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Wa.ret.oute cud OC.co at the Worn. dif.X.Klf.
0 UGH e/T., la contlantlon of Illnt siteet,) a. -
Iota!, thavusoas Work. Pt.soarwlt. mO3-44
itstm N. xxx,---.—.—snrxrxx mu.
JA b. SOLI.
PiIIIISTILIALL WORKS.
HUGH. M. BOLE & CO.,
PO U.WdD ERH,
Etigilte • Benders gad - MaehlnlstEi
Mat. to otiltr Math. and Land IS sasfasa
of all eau. vrannuteo to glve.sattloa.
CaaUnga, armory rleopapslaa."oaallo to ord.,
Jr.str.a SOLI. Yam.
Macrarto tr op;. par. Point Alloyt Darpro.a
War. Tanadrr. Nw. In aria at Third Street.
ATIIIICIIMGLIFE. PA.
pri;rszmaGrsE /47,-.F.E. Won't%
ANDERSON, COOK ds 004
throozwaz To - a mats, s 07D 11.00.0"
=I
BEFITMEtt STEEL
Atirof AtZliZts
HO O .l
100
95.41137171.2rD 310117 ti
. •SYSL PLOW Tr 1.9178. 81.21.1i0a
0110DL4JCS.!44;41e
Cut and - Common Plow it Vprbas Steeyi
•
1J.111.- , Caraor of Ftxt vad r...l3treCtA tlro.
bluets zbara tha .51sacnim60111 BMus.
L'210?1 - 7 riLANC mollid DRY.
Staler Fstreet, Ninth Ward
araux LBW , +l/1403
asd Litierto Castiess
t1E11 1 31.1 EOM Lta pro 173,
Ega 5h11.14 Cast.leArg•stgrally
Manly rmicareM turlest..4.
C:: MUMS I `Y:...1.2t)2.1-111L24
ERBEIST 2s 113AVILIAND
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BLACK DLLVIOND
STEEL WORKS
PARK, BROTHER &
■urcrurcakaa or ALL LaaatienoAl 01
ae l i a .MF3Mr.
mos and Waralwattse, 120, 22, 11a0.
end aad 110 At 321 rte.{ 01reeti, -
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