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• v Time rendered or !monies rendered, or
hltrffil latf aitta monies expended in Ponmfylvania an
-7 . ring or on wombat of the late war for
the suppreaslon of the rebellion, and
alter tuning examin•d and audited
each claims and ascertaining what injtilt
ly due, the Auditor General shall
ap
pend his ofßcial certificate setting forth
on behalf of Pennsylvania the amount
so audited. All • such certificates shall
be countersigned by the Secretary of the
Commonwealth and am - claimant may
pram:int the same to the United - Status
accounting deportment for payment.
the State not to be responsible for the
claimThnt simply to certify thereto..
PASVED PINALLT.
Pennsylvnia Lqislature.
Modal Dtainteh u t i Plltlitrarrit 4.1.1,e.
Hisarsimna; March, 3, PM.
i SENATE.
aiLU PAVED FINALLY. .
Incorporating the Allegheny Grocery
and Provision Company.
Antirovizing the Greensburg Masonic
Fried to borrow fifteen thousand dollars.
Authorising the Uniontown Gas and
Water Companybr supply public build
_lap In:Uniontown.
" Creating ealisldnif 'Mid lei the extlh"
gaiety:tient of railroad compromises,
. bonded Luiebteduess of Pittsburgh, and
p r
ap a Board of Corsugdosioneris to.
tak charge thereaf, and for other mu.-
,
_. . . ,
owing Notaries Pulallo. In Alle
gheny county lawful " for taking ao•
knowledgmenta, as are lowed Alder
milli and dustioes of the eace.
Incorporating the G an St. Frands
en° EM P ital,- T A I W Itn Ile, Allegheny
. Imarporating the G , burg, 'rough
leeway awl LI oad Com-
In 4 erPorating . the"d z lontown and
Wed Virginia Company. ;"
Incorporating the Pittsburgh, Mc-
Keesport and 11 Irvine Rallvied
For the sale of u Ilhe within Lbe
borough of - Weshingto . .
Establishing an . in pendent School
District outer portant' leghony, Beaver
and Washington coon
Enabling the School hectors of the
Fifth ward; 'Allegheny City, to borrow
Ethething the tonnage tax on the Mon.
ongtheis Ellackwater..
Eatendlng th e Allegheny &aunty act
ntiatlee ,to lhrery stable keepers to
- Wailitartan COZlnty. • "
Authorizing the School Directors of
Bellevue, Allegheny' county, to borrow
money and levy tax.
Adjourned till Thursday.
IEIOESEOF REPRESENTATIVES.
. maws- won DAYAOM WM%
Mr. LIRTON,trom tea Special Com
a:altos of Investigation, reported that
the Senate bill . 1,801, for the change of
venue In Johnstown damage 0336 in
1857, was signed by the Governor with
out the House amendment, and blaming
the trahscribing clerks of the Senate for
not inserting the Emma amendment.
Iar.InICHOLSOIP, from the Commit
tee ma 'Federal Halation; reported af
firmatively- the Senate joint reselutkma
relative to impeachment.
• .
LICENSZ CarEECTION..
ItfIOHOISON, from the. Orausuit
tee on . Vleoandinimorality, reported the
bill submitting the queen= oilcans° to
voters in every district of the State at
army general election. •
By Mr. 881/Tl4 of Arlegbeey: A. sup
plement to the !M/maims of the act of
March 13, 1844, appdating - Connellmen
In the City of Allogberty.
Exercipting °studies and Municipal
corPondiens from the' proeMiene of the
act compelling railroads and ether ear-
poratimus to igreennaellnea of iliintifts.
A general act relating to the organisa
tion or en-operative easoclatioas for
onning;mannfactiering and trading pur
poses in the Commonwealth.
To divorce luso Crawford and Mar
gust Orawford.
Antlitorizing the Controllers of the Al
legheny City School Chits-let to levy am)
apportion theSChool tax for the month
of March.
Mr. MTLliAll, et JUlegheny,.estab
llahing .tarry oveir the Xengillegliany
river at Bestciii, Allegheny county.
Mr. FORD, of Allegheny, repealing the
general jury act et 1887 ter Allegheny
Mr. MIDDLE, of Allegheny, for The
remora ef toll lemma from Allegheny
Mr. WILSON. of Alleghekly, repealing
the act for a ferrj aTer the Monongahela
it Elizabeib.
Autheuizing additional tax In Sharps
burg, Allegheny musty.
A supplement to tke act for ihe better
regulation of the Allegkeny county
co.
Anthorizinithe Holmol Board of East
Birmingham to elect a Superintendent of
Public Schools:
Mr. NICHOLSON, of Beaver, author:
zing the Auditor General. Attorney Gen
oral and_State Treasurer to adjudicate
and settle the claims et citizens' of
Bridgewater, Beaver. meaty, for dam-
Mr. JACKSON, Armstrong, fir an ad
ditional tax on Kittsiudng township,
Arlastron oeulitY; Thaw K.
Woodside and Jacob Miller for bounty
funds advanced.
Mr. LINTON, of Chnebrfictneerporat
lag the Helegfuun - Cm:Sera:me United
Relatiye to employes of railroadcom
panies aid: ioomaon made* .11tdd,
placesentplaisitipin the urn. foully
as other parties in snits for damages.
The whole afternoon amnion of 'Me
liesse mug tiompled in the . seiond
reed
ing sad asudderatien .[the appropria
tion bill without poiehlop Theme will
besimairatert-tifitht,liWhich
coxiatitationst imsndmendi will to' d
toned sad disposed aL
CaMra%nMORA-L;AXL.WIO2,4
Evenntro Eisoroat—The metito to re
fer -Mr. - HICKMANTI ornatituttonal
amendments back to the General Judi
,clary . Cornidticie wee negatived—yeas
thirty-dr., nays forty. Moan.
'man, Leldom, Meredith, - .Plant. and
Thorn, all Republicaruk voting no.
On the amendment Mating the wioril
"white" out of the Co - otatation theicei
were thirteen„ nays aixty-four—Meona. ;
Beckert,
launia,)Edotuda,(orronot,) Ford, (Al-;
legbezty,) Cienloo; (Tea e l, Emu,.
(Cherise,) Leedom., (Dolgince,)
(Potter)(Chester,)
(Chester,)lieltioehl, - (LineaLter,) Smith,
(Allegheny,) &nd Thom, WI Re,
pntilloank were the only =millers ruelog
17.5imannwy."Mara6 5, 18153.
SENATE.
*ILLS 12112RODUCILD:
By Mr; HaftriT„Ailexheim Allow
ing tie B_ hoot: Directors of Ewa. glr
=lngham- to elect a Sulawinteiident of
Atithotieng rho . Monongahela Torn
"pikety t , -
Pa:Eno!
Beim' lads eu znish,of the set of April
Snth, - Iliell." , ttelttipeens a tax on the Oct
re :nail or to of eorPoratiorui that
'By Bfr.BBOWN, 'Merrierl incorporat
ing the Oil Creek and Allegbley River
Railroad Company, farmed by consonant. •
low the Oil brisk, Warienend Prenklin
atulYaruiers Reilrond Cotonatlen; .
By Kr. LOWRY, Erie: A joint reso
le:don rill:tire hu. the Improvement of
the Ohio' river_ mod ealarnentent ,et Erie
Mr, .1§119W212, Lawrence, liumat. ihat
ino senate adjourn neon lwcadp morn
.
tog next 'untg the Tbtuliday wroth.r at-
Lebttoon ; read In .
• . Place a a:implement 'le the act of April
10th, =7lte; 'creatingliilidring fond; as
. at theeldeaklount the real
ella‘ of pay
,decodent: guided to • col
inheritance lei. Wreathdie° lba
- Wei of this CominonwatllN ahail be the
- - en* as.that, ateresesl upon the aline
property Li the lea printout, trt-enelat
, •i. lannennen andealuatkua sf thelAineei
cr and Commledontes of the openly In
which add real conateis
.
HILLPAaeYD)trrALL7 •.
'greenling for the payeasitt ofdien,
awarded the Allegheny - ." Coin* Asti
' cultural Sod* hjrreeeon tof the
p ecapa
Lion of tht4r../saAs,bY,Lb•Eit4!",
, 1 -
Mr. WM= ofliuttani, reedin plow
a exteltiglir,the proeliforut of the
auferia , :ree )11:11 pezt:isi two more
_N"egro eirStssiors.-4fr.CONIf:LL, of
Thlledelyhbi;ieertn tames tat autbei.
Wag ind.: . 4l.recttiztpte•:..torfietterid
toatiett clef*
,R:reeOtited on
icuot of int ,. eitsettmr.lettaza firm
: TP c ' , ldlonz. , l4 l3ll 4 l4l 7;oiother claim-`eim
sap', "gaunt thei Muted States Or 'sr
Sill authorizing incorporated" com
panies to tavola In lands and mortgages,
ground rent and government securities.
" PAU= NECOND HEADING.
The general fee bill, except for Alle
gheny, Lancaster, York and Montgom
ery mutates, and the regiatiy law passed
second reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
AYPEOPZIATION HILL
The whole morning session was oc
cupied with the wmand reading of tae
appropriation MIL without conclusion.
OHIO 'RSV= AND ERSE CANAL.
Mn; LOWRY'S joint reaointiona, rola•
the, to the Ohio Ricer and Erie. Canal,
are u follows:
Wurrnms, The' Conetitution of the
United State. Tea! In CODgreell the ex
clusive right to regulate commerce be
twdeen the mamal. States of tit° Union:
an
I WHKRILAN The Ohio River is a great
and important lino of Internal mmmu
nication in.winch many of the States of
this Union are interested; and
- Wintaxas, A survey nearly completed
b 3. eminent engineers in the employ of
the National Government will demon
strate that this great channel of com
merce can be put in good and permanent
condition fur the gaga of steamboats
at all amens of the year, when unob
structed by Ice, fora sum not exceeding
twenty millions of dollars; therefore,
- 'Besotted. That In The, opinion of the
people of, Pennsylvania the importance
of this great channel of commerce will
hilly justify the expenditareof the sum
named. ,
Second—That our Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress are requested to
urge and vote for loch appropriation as
will secure the permanent improvement
I of the Ohio river upon the best plan that
civil engineers may -recommend.
Third—That as a necessary adjunct of
the Improve:tient Of the channel of the
Ohio river, the enlargement of the Erie
canal, connecting said river with Lake
Erie, to a capacityaufficient for the tran a
portation of steam tugs of at least throe
hundred tons, is of the first importance,
not only to the commercial interests of
the country, but also as a military high
way' for the nation in time of war, and
this enlargement is recommended to the
favorable consideration of Congress, who
are urged to co-operate with Pennsylva
nia in aiding and promoting this great
work.
IMARIEBITEIGARD ICITTANINOIVRIMESE.
Afternoon Beesion.-11r. WILSON, of
Allegheny, read in place a bill incorpo
rating the Sharpsburg and Kittanning
Turnpike Company.
The whole afternoon mask) n was con.-
pied in discussing the appropriation 1,111.
FROM EIIROPIL
of IYIeR + D~ u. U. Etuo,=t, euuts.3
=l=
LONDON, March 3.—lt Is said Baron
Idonel Rothschild is to be ' raised - to e
higher rank in peerage.
Daar nX,IO r.m.—George'prancis Train
Las :gabs been arrested. Be had adver
tised -ha would lecture this evening at
the Rotunda in this city, and was about
proceeding to the hall when he was taken
into custody. An audience of five b nu.
dyed people bad assembled, and when
informed of Train'a detention they were
very indignant, and demanded the re
turn.of their mosey at the door. At one
time a 1.11115113 disturbance was threat
ened. but the crewd dually dispersed and
all is now quiet in the vicinity. Ma
given otif that - Train was arrested this
time en an action for debt. ' -
Loancee, Ilsarcl34.—The present condi
tion of Ireland and the queetiorrof Irish
reform are to be considered in the noose
of Cominotts on Tuesday next.
Dispatches from Annealy Bay say let
teas from British captives have been-re
ceived at the advanced peat, having boon
brought in aecretly by native measen- •
gen. The letters ale dated Magodla,
February 4th, and show that the prison
ers are still confined la a fort of King
Theodorns at Megodla, manfully guard
ed. 'Though in great fear of the
vicars:an of the Ring, they were
as well treated as their condition
so prisoners would Permit. All were
alive and in good health. The letters
give intelligence that the Ring of Shea
had left liagodia in great rage. against
Theodora; and Itwas believed he would
tarn his arms against the Abyssinhin
monarch as soon as the British soldiers
arrived. No knowledge as to the plati
of operations or the coarse the policy
of the Kies has yet been obtained.
Lutmucx, March 4.—An attempt tray
made last nlght,lt is alleged by Fenians,
to set fire to a large machine shop In thin
city, bat It Was defeated by the vigilance
of the police. The Incendiaries made axe
of Greek fire.
=3
Asrrwiter, March 3.—The English
schooner Mary Inn, with cargo of nap.
tha, was destroyed by fire to-day. Cap
tain and crow perished.
Lomas - March 3.—A report boo
reached Inn from- the East that the
United States has made a propoeitlon to
the Tarktah Cniernmeat, Offering to
build a port it Marmarozn, on the moat
of Asiatics Turkey,' to be media &Mahon
for leettela of--We American navy, bat
the Porte declinoi to grant the neonatal) ,
Coll . lcoodon for such porpom
=
Fraamacx. March 4,—Admiral Farm.
gmd arrived - it Spamla on the steamer
Frolic too-day, Ho received a visit from
the Italian Elinlstrm of Marine on board
the Frolic.
Hotta, 3ferch Antonelll
Ts connecd to Ids palace by serious lit-
jralmox, March . 4.—The popular
satishictlon in Portugal has net subsided.
A dispatch front Lisbon nye an etlgy of
the Queen won burned -fut night by an
ezdted snob.
==!
Bsattn,', Hatch 3.—Tbe ' Minivter of
State has been suthonaed to Orddifiellti
the estate. of the ex-King of Hanover.
NEW. YORK.
=maws . Ayala Barn . ed—
(ay Tuarisob to Ito intuit...o easetto.l
New Yoax, - March .I.—A fire broke
out about twelve o'clock last night to
Barnum's Museum, In the portion occu
pied by Van Amburgla's Menagerie. its
rapidly did the flames spread that it was
found impossible to =Teeny 's( the larger
animals. The yells of the animals es the
flames reached them wr re appalling, and
they betinded from aide to side or darted
madly against the bare in their vein et
;forts to free themselves. A few animals,
anion; them a kangareo,. small leopard,
a few monkey's, together withthe pe
Jeans, and other small birds, were getout.
The-electrical machine was also eared.
Oa the Mercer ,treat side of the museum
the police end other. ware mere success.
thL • The gine= two camels, s pelt of,
Insatiate loge • Burmese, cow, a limns, 1
and amulety of email animals, were got
end. Many of them had narrow
however, and a few wore glngtr l M
firemen.- were at work at another Orel
on - Spring street. and when they
arrived at the building it was wrept
la gamer, and In a short time the into-
Tier wow bunted out, and adjoining
buildings seriously damaged. 1%6 side
of the Prescott Hs u= wee on areal o
time, bat was saved by extraordinary
exertions. The Weenie' the confusloa,
mensged -to appropriate a consuSerabli
sonehmt,ef pmpert. Several epectatets
were, relieved's( t h eir - Watches and wet.
lett: 'TU. Icemen the museum and con.
tame including Van Amburgh's Men
*gado. will-amount OD five handnd
lisamend &Mars; insured, but to what
mount mull sot bolearned. The bud
ment of 1.19 occupied as a restaurant,
loss Of stook about two thousand Are
trandred dollars. Insured- The base;
menu of Gil, =canted by Bigler ft
Clinton as sample mom; lea on liquors
and fixture* $5,060 Insured, No, ray,
four story building man occupied or.
fourth floor by P. grakenberserr on
third, dry 6. Heal= &starlit:um; on
v fi rs Wiley. book publisher,
and en Use first by B. Saha, opt,
Ad lees heavily en their stock brill*
mod water. No. 640, occupied on the first
1y the Eliptio *twin Machete Omn
i posy; en the wand, by Wm. Hall.
'musk) publisher; on the upper lionsr tq
various partite; all of whom will weer
heavy Imam: ' The - uphalstsrr store of j
Samuel F'. Ireland, on Merrier street In I
Os rear, non burned, ad several ether'
partite Mee lwavily. AU the. people In
the tamsettanors . l? ssyssi. _ -
. .
TU. iroppoied loom bye's destractiola
of masa= Out night will much Latta
million dollars; imam! for not over
halt Mat amount. W. llananni has an
alitamed the lota far nalivand oral build
ins another site. .
FORTIETH CONGRESS.
Impeachment
Additional Articles of Im
peachment Adopted.
Communication from Chie
=MMI
Impeachment Managers Ap
pear at the Bar of the senate.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh kialette-)
WAAWNOTON,MUch2,IBA,
FIGURE OF REPRESENTATIVaI,
ADDITIONAL IMPEACIMENT AgrrlCLlts.
At a quarter past three o'clock Mr.
BUTLER rose and reported from the
Managers of impeachment the fol
lowing additional article, remarking
there was but one dissenting voice upon
it among the managers, and it hid
only failed yesterday on scenting of titan.
The following Is the article:
That said Andrew Johneon, President
of the United States, unmindful of the
high diales of his office and the dignity
anti proprieties thereof and of the har
mony and courteslets which ought to ex
ist and be maintained between the exec
utive and. legislative branches of the
Government of the United States, de
signing and Intending to Bet aside the
rightful authority and powers or Con
gress, did attempt to bring into disgrace,
ridicule, contempt and reproach the Con
gress of the United States and the ear
eral branches thereof, to impair and de
atrov the regard and
Congress and legislative power there
of, which all officers of the Gov
ernment ought inviolately to pro-
I servo and maintain, and to excite
the odium and resentment of all
the good people of the United States
against COUgreeiti and the laws by it duly
and constitutionally enacted, and in
pursuance of his cold design and intent,
openly and publicly, and before divers
assemblages of the citizens of the United
States, convenes to divers parts thereof
to meet and rewire Andrew Johnson as
the Chief Magistrate of that United
State., did on the-18th day of Angnst, in
theyear of onr Loral iSed,and divers other
days anti 'times, as well before es after
orards,mak e and dative: with aloud voice
certain intemperate and Bcandalotui har
angues, and did therein utter loud and
bitter menaces, as well against Congress
as the lowa of the United Strum duly en
acted-thereby, amid the oriel, jeers and
laughter of the multitude then assembled
and In hearing, which are sot forth in the
several epecifiattions hereinafter written,
In substaneeand effect thatla to war:"
The article is supported by threespeci
ficatiOns giving extracts from speeches of
Andrew Jul:mein inWashiiigton, August
llith; at Cleveland, Ohio, September 31,
and at St, Louis, Me., September Sth,
The specifications conclude: Which
said utterances, declarations, threats and
harangues, highly censurable in any, are
pee:sande indecent and unbecoming in
the Chier3lagistraie of the United States,
by means whereof said Andrew John
son boa brought the high office of Presi
dent of the United Stales into contempt,
ridicule and disgrace, to the great Dean
dal of good citizens, whereby Andrew
'Johnson, President of the United States,
did commit and was there and then
guilty of misdemeanor in office.
Mr. ELDRIIWIE *made the' point -of
order that the Managers had no right to
report article. of impeachment, as the
House had appointed a Committee' for
the purpose.
The SPEAFER overruled the point of
order on two grounds, the principal
one being that a member had a right, as
a question of the highest privilege, to
present articled of Impeachment.
Mr. BUTLER spoke in support of his
article.
The article was opposed by Messrs.
GIANFIELD,WOODBRIDGZ and WI L
SON, of /owe, as tending to protract the
trial.
Mr. LOGAN *take in its favor.
After which the previous question was
moved and seconded, and the House pro
ceeded to rote byyeas and nays on adopt
ing the article, reported sue article ID.
The article was adopted—yeas, eighty
:even, nays forty-one, the only. lincubli
cans voting lathe nertifellehag Mars.
Ashler. (Nevada,) Coburn, Griswold,
Ladle, Mallory, Marvin, Pomeroy,
Smith, Wilson. (lowk) WUeon , (Ohio,)
Windom and Woodbridge. -
Mr. BINGHAM then offered the fol
lowing as an additional 'article, saying it
had received the unanimous vote of the
Managersand he moved the previous
rt
on on Its adoption.
Anlicia 2. That saki Andrew John
son, .President of the United Stales, on. •
mindful of the high duties of his of
and of his oath °lance, and In (Meagan!
of.the Constitution and laws of the Uni
ted States„ did heretofore, to-wit: on the
leth day of August, ISfel, at the City of '
Washingt-m, in the District of Columbia,
sbtittann blic
IP ttrst the iw Vil a rl ' y d - thtne to
n
gram of the United Statee was note Coll
gnus of the United States, authorized
by the Constitution to exercise lerela.
Live power under the mune, but on the •
contrary wee a Congress of only a part of I
the States, thereby denying and intend-
Ink to deny that the legielation of said •
• Congress was valid or obligatory upon
him, the said Andrew Johnson, except
in an far as Its new fit to approve the
same, and deo thereby denying and in-,
• tending Jo .deay the power or the ' .aid
Thirty-ninth Congress
ti [appose an
amendment to the Constaistion of the
United Stalest, and in pursuance of said
declaration the odd Andrese.Johnnon,
Preeddent of the United States. eithe
r wards, to-wilc on the 21st day of Febru
ary, lide, at the city of Wathieron, in
I the District of ColtimbLe, did uniaw- •
I fully and In disregard of the ' ,
requtremente or the Constitution, that he I
Ithould take care that the laws he faith
fully executed, attempt to prevent thee•
execution of an act entitled "an act rems
feting the tenure of certain civil rates
named March 2d, ine7, IT unlawfully
devising devising and contriving means by which
be could prevent Edwin M. Stamen from
forthwith restuniug the functions of the
office of Seenstary of the Department of
War, notwithstanding the - refusal of the
Senate to concur in the euspenelon before
made the said Atadrewdoktuion of the
mid ,Mreein St. Stanton from said ciliated
Secretary. of the Department of War,
and also by further unlawfully devising
and contriving, and attempting to &mine
and contrive mama then and there to ,
prevent the execution of "an act entitial
an act to make appropriations for -the
Bead year ending June 30th, ler.S, and
for other purpeaea," epproved. March 2d,
lea, and also to raernnt the execution
of "an set entitled an act to provide for
the more efficient Government of the
rebel Stales," pared March 2d, lee;,
wheaetT mid Andrew Johnson Presi
dent of dun United States, did Johnson,
to
wit, on theist dayof February, BCE, at
the city of Washington, commit and were
frailty of a high nahrdemeenor In office.
Alter 'some debate the article was
adopted —yeas one hundred and nine,
nare forty—a drift party vote.
Mr. 1:11NGIIAM then reported two
•
resolutions, one directing that tie argi
-1 clan of impeachment be exhibited In the
name of the House of Reprepantativee
and of all the people, and be carried to
I the Senate by the Managers; the other
authorizing the Managere to appoint a
Clerk and Messenger, to eend for per-
I Nona and papers. Adopted.
• Mr. JENCKS offered as an additional
I article the one offered by him yerterday.
Mr.:ELDRIDGE suggested In derision
that be abet had an article of ImpeseJi.
mart to off r.
' Without LaMar a Toler on Mr..7enelcs
propoeltlon the 'louse adjourned.
Wiltimea - nor, March ♦, PM
SENATE.
The Chair submitted the following:
WM." &nate of lAc nuke( ,S7stes,
irwitnuat as the sole power to try tm
peacturann la waded by tba Contattatl,
n the Scuola., and Ills made tho duty of
Le Ciller Justine to Preside when ttut
Pres Mont to on trial, 1 take tho liberty
of submitting very respectfully some
observations In morel to the proper
mode of proceed:llnm noon impeach
ment, which has been preferred by
the Howe of - Representatives against
tb. President now in aloe. That when
the Senate efts for the Wel of on Ita•
Neel:intent, it vita se a Court, ere=
unquestionable. That - for the trial of an
mpeachmont of the Pretident this Court
Lund be conotitotod of member' of tb
Siitisatih with'the Chief .Tostlce proolding
seems equally • eo. The "(derails( is
regarded_ as the highest contem
porary authority on the construe.
don. of the Constitution, and In the
sixty-fonith number the 'functions of
the SenaLksitting in its Judicial tamed
trait' Court for the trial of impeach- I
mein, ire examined. in . a paragraph
explaining the reasons for uniting the;
Supreme Court with the Senate in the I
formation• of a Court . of Impeachment,
it is observed, that ,to sacertain the ex.
tent of that union It Is obtained from
J j
making the Chief Justice of that Court
the President of the Coort of Impeach
ment, axis proposed in the plan et the
Constitution. While the • inoonvoni.
mesa ' of an entire corporation
of the former into the latter
will . be substantially avoided, this
was. perhaps, the prudent way. This
authority teems to ' leave no doubt upon
either of the propreitionsJust stated, and
' the etatement of them will serve .o in.
trodnocequestion' upon which I think
'll =tri [te l t:Se a , nani zesul ety• At what
°f
period,in the case of an impeachment of
the President, should theCburt be wpm.
Lied, under the oath as directed in the
r Censtitutionf It will readily nugget/. Itself
to anyone whorotlects on theabill tiro mut
learning In the law which Malin multh so
many Sanakirs, that. besides the moon
mush
a in the 'eatevaliar, there must '
have been 44111 another fur the Dread...,
ion requiring the. Chief Jnetice toplaqd,,
In the Court of Impeachment. Under Um
Constitution, In awe of a Vacancy inkbe
PITTSBURGH WKLY GAZETTE : WEDNE
OM, of President, the Vice President
succasis, and it
prudent end beil.tioz deft the next in
sneoes s i m . ...mold not preside in a pro.
ea...31:17 th-oitzli which I L L vacaney ndcht
be created It was not don wet that the
Senazo, shun, in its ”ro intro
paU
noseeit"Y'
el Representatives eome notice of
its intention to impeach the President at
its her,
but it dons seem to moan mt....-
ranted opinion, in via,- of this Can:stk..
tutinnal provision, that the orcanlzatiMlA
of the Senate as a Court of Impeach
ment, under the Conatitntion , should
precede the actual announcement of the
impeachment on the fart of the
House, and it may perhaps be
thought a still less warranted opinion
that articles of impeachment should only
be presented to a Court of Impeachment,
that no other summons or process should
be presented to a Court of Impeach
ment, that CIO 9111=10138 or p moos s should
lane from the organized Court, and that
rules for the government of such Court
should be framed only by the Court
'wit I have toned myself unable to
come to any other conclusions than these:
I can assign no reason, for requiring the
Senate to organize as a Court under any
other than Its ordinary presiding officer
for the later proceedings upon Im
peachment" of the President which
.doess not seem - to me to apply
earlier.equal
lh"
I anitfOrEd
that the Initekp roceed ed
iponoer
view., and It is not my purpose to con
test what its superior wisdom may have
directed. All good citizens will fervent
ly pray that no occasion may ever arise
when. the grave proceedings now In pro
gress will to cited as a precedent; but it
is not impossible such an occasion may
come. Inasmuch, therefore, ON the Con
stitution hoe charged' the Chief Jostles
with an Important Inaction In the trial
of an impeachment of the President, it ,
lois maimed to me tilting and obligatory,
where he Ls unable to concur in the view,
of the Senate concerning matters Orson.
tiat to the trial, that his respectful dissent
should appear. S. P Orissa.
Chief Justice of the United States.
On motion of Mr. HOWARD, it was
ordered to be printed ,and referral to the
Select Committee of Seven.
IMPEACHMENT OTICLIN PRY-RENTED.
At five mina p ast cam the managers
appeared, follow 1 by members of the
House, the Latt ranging themselves
outside the bar of the Senate, and the
manager. taking sesta provided for them
in the following order: Bingham out t
right, Bouts-ell ' Stevens, Logos, Wiliam,
Williams and Butler. The Speaker of
the House was invited to a seat beside
the President rim ton, and was escorted
to hitileat by Mr. Grimes.
Silence having been restored, the
Chairman of the Committee,. Mr.,I3ING
HAN!, meld: .
"Mr. Pnahlent, the Managers on the
part of the limp* of lteprcsentatives, by
order of the House, are ready et the bar
of the Senate to present Articled of Im
peachment for the maintenance of the
impeachment preferred against Andrew
Johnson, President of the Ue RINI States..
The President pro fan "The Ser
geant-at-Arnie will make proclamation."
Sergeant-atsArms—Flear ye, bear • ve,
all persons are ordered! to keep silence, on
pain of imprisonment, while the House
of Representatives exhibit to the Senate
Articles of Impeachment against An
drew Johnson, President of the United
States.
Mr. DISC/11AM then rose and read th
Articles of Impeachment, the =mane
Mao standing, with the exception of Mr
Stevens.
At a quarter to two the reeding of the
articles was oonelud::1 and the rnanaceni
and other cumbers alike Muse rotimd.
IMPEACHMENT —nvmrnox On
DEM
Mr. IIOWARD, from Select Commit
tee of Seven; offered the following reso
lutions and enteric
That at one o'clock to-mori
morrow. r. 7d., the. Senate will proceed
to comdder the Impeachment of Andrew
Johnsen, President of the United States,
at which time, the oath or affirmation re
quired by the rules of the Senate, sitting
for the trial of Impeachment, Obeli be
administered by the Chief Justice of the
United Stang no presiding. °Meer of the
Senate, sitting ea aforesaid, to each mem
ber of the Senate, and the Senate will, at
the Moo aforesaid, receive the managers
appointed by the Muse of Rei resents-
Onkrerd, That the Secretary of the
Senate lav this reaolutlon before the
House orrammentatives.
Ordered, That II copy of the rule. o f
Procedure and mutton in the Smote
vbfe•alltlog on the trial of impeach
ment be communicated by the Secretary
to the Boum of Representatives, and a
copy thereof delivered by him to each
member of the ilouse.uf Itepreeenta-
Urea-
Ordered, That the artkles of Impeach
ment presented against Andrew John
son, Preeudent of the !hilted Stales, he,
printed.
After some dismission Mr. EDMUNDS
moved a entiatitute welch was rejected.
The reeolution and orders were then
adopted Arriatim,
Mr. POMEROY, from the ;lame Com
mittee, presented en additional orilor,
providing fora nog,* to the Chief ill..
tine, educating kis attendance AM pee,'
ding oglose, and for tba appointment o
a ronunittee to conduct hint to the chair
Adopted.
The CHAIR appointed as mud, C.
mitteo Memo:, Pomeroy, SYII on
Ruckalew.
Adjocuned.
HOUSE OF nt: PR MENTATI V F
TIM MAXAGERA•ArrEAU AT run RA
=2l
me Thom then, at one o'cl et,. re-
Plonked itaelf Into Committee of the
Whole, Mr. DAWES in the Chair, and
proceeded to the Senate, In company
with the' Managers, to preword to that
body the Article. of Im,asach ent..
At a quarter before two, the Con nittee
of the Whole of the Ileum returned to the
Hail, and ha Chairman, Mr. //AWES,
reported that the hie omen; of Impach
ment on the part of the Mouse had pro
moted to the Senate Article. of Im
peachment againat the President nt the
United States, and bad been Informed by
Ile presiding officer the Senate would
take action thereon, of which due notice
would Le given.
POLITICAL.
Oble Vales Itepubllaus Maysville
. —Grist tor Presider., . Wade I.
TD• trarldwat—Rmselailess.
Be Telegraph to the gltitautega tresattes
COMIXECT, 0., March 4.—The Union
Republican State Convention mot here
to-day. Permanent organlnstlon: Pres
ident, Lieutenant Governor John C.
Lee, and one Vice. President from each
district; Secretary, T. C. Doimldstm:
The following nominations were made:
Judge of Supremo Court. Wm. White,
of Clark; Secretary of State, Isaac R.
Sherwood, of Willi:um county; Board
Public Works, James Moore; School
Commiasloner,Captain J. Harris; Clerk,
of Supreme Court, Rodney Voce; dele
gates for the State at largo to the Nation
id Convention, Fred. Ilassaureck, John
C. Lee, John H. Hingham and Jame,,
Scott of Warren; Senatorial elector.,
David Tod anti Samuel Galloway. cen
tral Committee-Ist diatrict, HIV, Sands;
2d, James Merman; 3d. Felix 3farsh: 4th
' fr. P. Howard; Ilth, W. G. Wilma; Mh,
W. R. Smith;; 71.11, IL D. Roger.; Bth, H.
E. Lee, tab, Geo. W. Knapp; 18th Muses
R. Bailey; llth, J. J. McDowell; 12th, H.
it Keller 13th, C. B.Griflln; lath, fi.W.
fibirtliff; 'Mb, D. H. Ruseel; 15th, Lewis
Newton; 17th, J. K. Rucebrad; 18th, H.
W. Curtis; 19th, Alphonse Hart.
The fellewing restilutlenawereadopted;
Jrclcr. , a, By the Union Party of Ohio,
In Convention aesembled, that the Na
tional Republican Upton Party, having
preserved the integrity of the country,
having-defeated the ntroctouti attempt
lately meta to inaugurate appeals to
j ,
arms and civil nr from the legitimate
remilts of legall ead miuditutlonal elec.
dons, and beef g placed American na
tionality on the **lid foundation of lib.
erty and the rights of man, will elect to
the Presidency of the Uni ted States next
November a man under whose adtainhe
Galion will be Completed the great. tack
of reconstruction on the bests of
nationality, liberty 7 and true de.
mocracvand , who with firmness,
yet witii . moderatlon with Jastioe, yet
with charity and liberality, .With un
swerving inyiet•!, yet with prudence and
statosinanahlp, wlll. heal the weuuds of
the war, reconcile the hostile elements, and by his wisdom,economy, rectitude
and good faith wil restore to the sec
tions of the country which the rebellion
has desolated prosperity and happiness,
and with the try comp:ninon of the
re
peopla'a preer tatives in Congress will
re-intabilsh the Wiens of the several
States to a regenerated union and to the
bleating of everhating domestic peace.
Ittooloesl, That. at Gila Imeturethe eyes
of the country are directed to one who la
eminently qualified by him character, re-
Mien, antecedents and the unisons!
confidence which he eniaja, to secure II
triumphant election next November. to
terminate when In ofUco the present state
of transition anti suspense, sad to guide 1
the nation ton new era of good feeling ,
andrestore confidants:,
- -
Resolved, Thatiwith Ulravel B. Grant
as our candidate for the Presideney, Ben
jamin r. Wade for the Vice Presideney,
and the history Of the last seven years
forum platform, rive may confidently ap
pad to the loyalty, patriotism and intel
ligence of the American people.
Revvlveel, Thet the chief obstruction to
the pacification of the country bits been
the porafatent Opposition of Andrew
Johnson to the toeonstruction of civil
Government In the rebellions States an.
der the authority of National legislation,
by keeping alive the spirit_ of rebellion
and reviving the 'lopes of a . reetomtlen
to political power of its great ally , the
Democratic party ..
Iteenlved, ' net e approve and an
plead die action of the Ilona of &pre
ventatives, in the recent °zombie of its
high constitutional prerogative, by the
impeachment of Andrew Johnson for
high crimes and misdemeanors In orb*,
and believing it to he the constitutional
function Myths Semite, inning set a court
of just:tie, to finally determine every
question of law and Out arislngin the
course of the proalcutloil, we invoke
from alt parties a peaceable and law.
abiding rubsulsalon to its judgment in
Rresoired Ttod , by the' indeCent Joann,
and precipitation which the Democratic,
Legistiture of our State rescinded the
res..lnlio. 'ratlreind the fourteenth
Vinetelment t-i the Coos:Ration of the.
rutted States, and thus condemned the
eimmitiol In said amend
' !nerd, proleieithms which the people or
Ohio. ever a full and exhausting
N 1.41, had endorsed with over 40,000
Joritv. the DernocraUe party luta again
manifested that its restoration to power ,
would put in Jeopardy the results of our
groat. struggle, undo what hes been
accomptishssi by the war, and again
plunge the country mto disorder, confu
sion, and the dangers, of secession; din
integration and perhaps a war At nixes;
that to timid the calamity of a Demo
cratic .victory, it becomes the duty of nil
true lovers of their country to unite In
disregarding for the time being all aide
issues or questions of minor Importance
until all danger of a fatal reaction has
passed, and the fruit. of the are per
manently secured by the election of a
loyal, reliable and patriotic President.
Resolved, That we cordially approve
the determination of Congress to re,
trench the expenses of the Government,
and that we urge upon the:National Leg
islature the necessity .of the strictest
economy and a reduction of the army
and navy, and a thorough revision and
simplification of our system of federal
taxation, 90 as to es:lnane.. and lighten
the burdens of taxation of the people.
Reached, That the Republican party
pledges itself to the faithful payment of
the public debt. According to the laws
under which the five-twenty bonds wafer
issued, said bonds should bo paid in the
currency of the country which may be a
legal tender when the Government shod
be prepared to redeem finch bonds.
lirsofeeti, That weheartlly approve the
policy of Convicte in nrresting the COD.
traction and believe that the Issue of
currency should be commensurate with
the Industrial and commercial Interests
of the people.
Resolved, That Justice and sound poli
cy require that all property ehouldbear
equal share of public burdens, and
that thlti principle might to bo applied to
all Unlttml States bonds hereafter Issued
by looking thorn liable, by express pro-
Astons of law, to taxation preciee.y ae
other property.
/imottird„ That we urge upon the na-.
tiontil authorities the propriety of initia
tory negotiations to establish Interna
tional rules of expatriation upon thobaaia
of our naturalization laws, no 'that melt
nation shall nsmgnize naturalization by
the °thermos terinfhating former allegi
ance and confers - Inc all Hobe] of citizen
ship, and we arlirm the duty of the Fed
eral government to extend adequate and
'equal protection to all Its citizens at
home and abroad, noti re and naturalized,
when ii, the legitimateand peaceful ex
ercise of their loyal and international
rights.
Re.tolred, That wo renew to the Rol
diem ( and gallons of the Republic our ex
pressions of heartfelt gratduderfor their
heroic sacrifices and serrirera, which will
for ever be held In the =affectionate re.
membrane° of the A merirmuipeopte, and
that while wo call upon them now to
sustain at the ballot box the great (4111110
which their calor and endurance have
eared in the field, we pledge to the
maimed who survive, and to the widows
and orplums of those who fell, the public
faith for the payment of all their pen
sions aml bouuttes.
Bewared, That we remember with
pride and natisfaction the mersicist °Mat
noble- patriot, statesman and .00 of
Ohio Edwin M. Stanton. and that we
imay heartliy - endorse blo recent official
action In retaining Ma position as Nerve
tary of War, am! trust that Ms great ex
perience and ability will be al:nit:mad at
the head of the War Department.
Pommy e.t Deameratic ; Deimos
efireyetite,
oaaLeate4 ter /Wetter General, awe
Deliveries. U. tat for Ilarirecortieer
eral—ltmeiallee• adapted=le Pref.
ermire IC:prolamine ter Pres Mime
ter reimmoc to ter linsee-sis two mei
liAnntsanno, March 4.—The Demo.
erotic Sint') Convention met In the Rail
of the Rouse of Representatives', and was
called to order by lion. William A.
Wallace, Chairman of the State Central
Committee. Mon. Wm. M. Randall, of
Schuylkill county. was &elected ee tem
porary President, and the 'mtel Com
mitlew
At the elarnam , session the Conven
tion wad permanently ormanized with
lieu. Wm. Hopkimi, of Washington
county, as President.
Wm. V. McGrath of Philadelphia, Ada
Geo. W. rem, of Allegheny, were nom
inated as Prealdentel eleetnrs at large by
acciarnation. •
At the evening towalen the Convention
elected a delegation to the ninon,' Con
vendor' and an electoral ticket.
c. Caul a& P. of Pb Wide/Pith,. from
the Committee on Resol utiona, made ■ re
f port which was adopted: That the prompt
restoration of all the Suite to enjoyment
of alt rights In the - Union la essential
to our progress* and prospedity a, a AIL.
tient that the Constitution is Pre su
preme law of the land, and that the re
amt attempts of the Legislative breech
to usurp the oaks of the Executive and
destray the powers of the Judicial branch
of the Government are In utter violation
of its spirit; that by rigid economy
In every branch of public service
taxa =on should be ash:instead cement
it our indebtedness. be &snored; that the
Republican pasty is responsible for the
delay of the restoration at the Southern
slat. to their joie relation* in the
Union ; that the President in judging of
the constitutionality of the Tenure of
lance law was only ' , emptying with his
oath to defend the Cunatltution ; that his
pending impeachment Is a grass am •
reckless. • abuse of parthen pester ;
that return •to specie payment at
the earliest predicable moment is amen
tial to the Manias of the people and the
country, and that the national debt
•houl,t be paid as rapidly es onnidsteut
with the taxa upon which the Inane
were owl,; that until the govern
ment is able to raison legsl tenders
in coin, the holders of bonds 'dumb'
be required to twelve them In payment
that the , "x 4 mPtionof government bonds
from taxation is unjust; that -we recog
nise with the deepest gratitude the efforte
of the gallant volunteer soldiers; that It
la the duty of the government to protect
In all their riebte all citizen.,minus and naturalised, at name end abroad.
The balloting for candidates: msulted
in the nomination of Charier E. Ileyle,
of Fayette, Per Auditor General, and
Wellington 11. Ent, of Columbia, on
oecond ballet, for Surveyor General.
The delegritos at large to the , National
Conrenthen are I,ame E. Kellner Wm.
Pedter,F. tiro. W. Woodward arid Wm.
Meier.
MEXICO
The Ass Hullos Cemptrasy—Tores.
Toternitie to is. enistarea Oessue
fLavase, March 3. Advionv from
Mexico represent thogovernment Retire
ly prmioeuting investigations of Gm re•
root onnsplracy to amanainato the Prod.
denb, Jrtarea hasp postponed Ma latanded
i visit to the United State. and will not
leave Menlo. until all the .parts ulna of
tbo conspiracy are brought to sight and
the portion Implicated breaght to trial.
Intelligente. from Yumlan Water. that
Coped; Juarint Governor, attacked
MUM bond, of revolutionists who had
col:or:fed at Jpuned, and drove them to
Vail/Walla. When revolntionioni, La
ing reinfotced, resumed the olfenolvo,
rind after o slurp fight routed the form
of Qrpeda. Lawmovere on both alders,
MARYLAND,
11141611os: Mr , Called States Semite,
.747 h. ceele• Met bedlist•
:BI 'Will. ph io tal I • ltubarill pantie.)
Anwarimus, Starch b. The Legiala
tore had three ballot" to-day for United
StatetSonator. but there wee no eliction.
On the third ballot nomins 'received
twenty-eight, awl Swann twenty-four
• DAtmuona, March 15,-The Confer
ence or the Methodist Episcopal. Church
South, Bishop Daggett preeildlng, and
the lialttruore Conference of the atethe•
dint Dpisctipal Church, Dinhop Simpson
preluding, are lu session In this city. •
steamers itaraea at et. Leal..
Tawlineei b tee rah uantl.l.l
ST. March, :I.—Tie steaming.
M.. 8. Mopbam and Fanny &e V. wore
bunted at the levee about one o'clock
thie morning.. The M. N. Mopham was
a New Orleans boat, veined at o. Th e s6s,tion
and Insured tor t about lukoo
Fanny
.ticatt, a stern wheel boat, wee
valued at about 204,000; _lnsured for
120.0 1 10 to 22.1.0U0. Both boats were to
tally deattoyed, era both belonged
8. Mephato dc Brother. The insurance Ia
to Chien:, and Pittsburgh came.
The following le the Insurance on the
eteamers Me ham and &tett. burnt thie
morning, all In Cincinnati otilluem COM
marcial, Eureka, American, Crescent,
Central, Fireman's s2,bb 0 seat 1.7e10n,
85,000; Buckeye Slate and Nattered , ,
VA() each; Magnolia. Boatman'
000 : . Enterprise. 85,000; Magnolia,
15,006. Total, VOW. •
The Kate Kinney was damaged to the
extent otabont $ 5 , 00 0. lonised.
JewoU7 Stomp ■NNO,
tar Talearmat to tae gluabatia liatatie.l
PnrhaDELlMia, March S.—Theaters of
Janos I« Caldwell .d. Co., Chestnut
woo robbed of diamond rings and
clusters valued at twenty-Ilreithotmand
dollars, by two men, on. of whom was
aulsysortently &Mated anal about half
Lbw property recovered. Ete gave his
name.. Martin ,Ballay, trunktnaker, of
Chicago. Ito came here five dayi ago
In march of work. lle wan committed
In default of live thousand dollar, bail.
His marompllce be yet at large.
m4anino.
Ai;LOBACS—C.ItAIU.—(he Monday, February
W., Ly ller. Ales. CIark.IIODNET N. ALI.O
- of Allegheny. exl Wu Along L.
CRAM, of Mubarak. -
1311:121
Hemel —los Studs,. J un es( at II &stock MART
J 4 if of Junes (Joie. sged Se geSes.
I,llVlls.—ths Tooothyavorolog. wrre i. MO.
Itl.l.ltEM IMVIS. tbo Lth ma' of Oto ago.
rtierAtin.=o. Toot.lay .wing, Blare}M.
ot ?deduct. JOlllll A.. Moat NNE of John
A.. 11 Mir A. 21114,11Td. ajll4 1410.mtla! mu
MTh
DAY. MARCH 11; • 1868
rma
AN'D SUBURBAN
bomh rentzle
be
tram, p
r
number ot Visitrd Prc.,7,y
-bligllnd in this City, I`ollillt.
13 I Feumlo College, 'which we
with tearty eminmernent, to
MEI
comment
our trade!
Pirmi4nuil rinnarm CoLLEGE
w more invite t
noilei attention or our
readers tri,the ad :ertiseinent. of Ulla ex
cellent institution, located in oar city,
The buNings ' ono Mindred and forty
feet In length, have been imprt.ved from
year to ytar; until they are among the
tweet oft Inci kind in the country. The
ceilings a-e high, the halls and rooms
neatly pi pored, and well lighted and
ventilatot, and every arrangement made
for the cortiffert end convenience of the
poplin. The Faculty embraces twenty
two teachtrs, chosen with special refer
' race to thbir fithess for the positions they
occupy, and moat of whom have bad
from live to twenty-five years experi
ence In their profeasion. Five of them
are employed in the musie deport-
merit. Fiench and German are taught
by nativei teachers. There aro also spe
cial teachers for all the other ornamental
lintnchesj such as Drawing, Painting,
.Needlewoi , k, Wax Flowers, the. Every
part of a therongh,eolld and ornamental
oduratlou'ls ample provided for. The
curriculum of emailos is extensive, ar
ranged with great care and With special
reference in the mental development and
progress. tif the pupil. 'There is it thor
ough organization of the literary course
Into Printery, .Preparatory and GAO-
Ode, as well no special deport...lx for
the ornar4ntal tininehos. Thisarninge
meat affords special advantages. Not
withstanding the etivantagt.s atfordeti are
unsurpasakl by those or any
school in bite laud, the' charges am ry
moderate—far, leas, indeed, than many
schools Which have fewer teachers and
less I facilities. Not the leaftt titlTantago
Is the moral tone which pervades the
institution'. The boarding pupils are
under thr. special care of the President
anti his wife, and their constant effort io
to make the College a ChriAlian Home
for all 001UnItted to their tuition. We
cordially commend the College tond our
readers..Tlie S'prlng Term will com
mence March '23.1. Hotel to the Pres
ident, Ito I. C. Pershing; D. D., fora
rattaloguej
T e Niggle et Disease.
The elcitnesaan that afflict the human
family are so varied In their character
and often Imss so obatruso as to bailie
; •
the chill and laugh to acorn the science
of the molt learned and inquinitive
iologista. Especially la this true of that
multitudltione class of diseases denom
inated chronic or sub.arnte = and there in
no clam at more dtllLult management,
more lamberts on sstunt of Establishing
the red organ or function at fault, than
for want ur chill In the application of ap
propriate remedies. Of lido years great
light has been brought to bar on this
subject In examination of the uri
narysocrellon,whtchbeingerielienination
from the Mood Intel( is almost sure to
point out where the Painting lesion Is or
the organ or function failing lu its duty
in carrying out the use of the human
body.
The MAO who has done more, In a
practical sense, in establishing this fact
in the diacovery of disease than any
other, is oar friend' Dn. 01.0511176 of this
city, who has devoted over twenty years
of th e priMo of hie life In investigating
the . sublesn. and'he has done so to nom,
purpose. The Doctor Is now n. man in
the prime f life and there are thousands
of families throughout the country in
which his name Is an honored house
hold word 'for through Ida minintrations
and !skill obey have been restored front
sickness to health, from ilwspendenty
and gloom,' to that of cheerfulness anal
the bouyarley Cl youth. .
Let no one weeder then at the great
reapectabillty and credit which now at
taches to tlida system of detecting M....,
when it lies been adontod and used by
the ablest mind moat !scrutinizing minds
of both he
There tallow amerced!, a disease afflict
ing the human body h. which the emus
exhibited a the urinary secretions are
not appeal to for aid anal eonfirm ulnas
1it0041,,0010 Expensed Derfne 0 5 67 I.
aaa Reoction of Two 1111111
PalldIMOO(
During ti t , year 1567, In' spite of the
general h• times which prevailed,
there worel erected within the boundary
of the old !a ty proper, four hundred and
nineteen rt store house s and private
dwellings, a coast approsimatieg gl.-
LOO,OOO. Ili the allstncts lately consult.!
dated theverso more than finesse hund
red new ha erected during the same
period. the 'rat of which wilt fully reach
$1,509,103 more, making the neat aggre
gate of fa,....i,000 ..pended in Pittsburgh
on building Improvements m Iw7. He r e
Ise summary compiled by E. S. Wright,
Esq., Asseesor of Water recite, of the
new buildings! erected In the old ten
wants dorittg that rear:
First rixt4 Ward.. ... r!!
Second Wa d 5 S eventh Ward..-P7
Third War i Eighth Ward
.Fourth Ws ....II I :Vaal! Ward
Fifth Nen.< 10 I Tenth Was.rd. ..... f 7
Total nuMber in old city proper.... 417
I , leatt eleetaaut.
The Johnsdown Democrat sari,: On
Friday fo ,on Mr. Jamtw Taylor wan
found on • track of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, o sibilantly above the sta.
Is
lion, In an i naibloconditlun. It soon.
Mr. Taylor, . he la somewhat lame, arose
, herons dayll lit for the porno , eof going
' to lila work In the mint, Mr, Taylor's
maiden:as I In tipper Prspect, and In
walking al, q the brow of this 1,111 he
donbtleas al pped on the frozen scow,
ri
and was pp ipitatal overl he 1,111 to the
railroad bel sec, a Allatannapf three huh
dred feet. brut ten o'clock A. 31. he
was area ly sg on that/Mt* by moo on a
. taming tral , who gave the word at the
station. W. learn that Mr. Taylor's
skull was f clued , and that ho died on
Saturday ni ht.
A Man led to-day at fir. Kt) .
efflce to info bins of a grout cure mule
by his LUN CURE, or PULMONARY
RESTORAT3VE. Whilst thew cuffs.
are made *lilt the Doctor'. preparations,
he desires 1$ to be distinctly undenowil
that moat of his greet cures are made in
accordance with the eitabilshod laws that
govern the a•lence of modiclno, in which
be has leen logaged for the past twenty.
Qvo years. !seek lie was also In ro.
ceipt of a letter from a clergyman in the
Slate of Obib ' detailing another moat
wonderful cure.
DR. • KEI',SEITS RESIDENT CON.
SULTING C,PFICE FOR LUNG EN
AM I
!NATIONS AN D TREATM EST OF
OBSTINATE CIIIIONIO DISEASES,
NO. 103 PENN STREET, (roast. A. at,
until 3 r. m...
Aarlib r Camera Desflair. I
• I boat my htring tinting the last year.
Part of the *I el was totally deaf. • In.
April of this year I wee Induced, from
en adrartisenlent, to make application to
Dr. KeYsur. No. il2o Nun strnot, Piths.
burgh. Afteehaving tried rat mad
.ltt,4,
'eines from d mg, without any bent.
tit, I bare b e tinder Dr. Kerser's treat
moot now for early two months, and
am entirely
. 9244441 to my hearing, se
that I rate 11 ,S, pin drop.
Jonu canr-als, Crud Muffle,
. liratthington county, P.
Important 111...-
1
: le
../ Or
I.N, ,
I
/ /
I e
'n i
...d i
,cent m th.
,
Counterfeit Twentyst7ve Cent Nodes.—
A large numbhr of these notes are In
circulation 7' ey are the Lost executed
counterfeits of this denomination yet
manufactured, d are maculated to do
mire • the mos careful moneptakem
The bogus ca nay luny be known by
the paper being trifle lighter. The rig-
netts of Few den is,• at first glance,
oarrec a
fully as as the genuine, but a
i
,
close scrutiny owe that It is a good
food cut and n a steel engraving.
het. Mushy:srley.
4d!e In the United
etderday, upon the quey
ore * Wan an to when the
In the Sid nection of the
'exphee, decided that it
In the first dey. of June
at date the tiny: per rent
opemtire. The Item,
t on, prevailed that the
o Into eiTeet the lint of
tih.
Judge • Aft
States Court,
lion rained bel
year mention
Bankrupt law
would expire
next. After tl
daunt. hereto
Mon, or 'oph9
daunt, would
the pruner/2C nu
"Old Tommy' ' Hamilton, a' '. colored
elllcen of Ilunti gdon, Pa ., died ou the
OM nit. at an ad *need age. Ilia elect
ago in not know ton certainty, but from
the best informs on that can beobtoined
be was one bun and eight:. or nine
yearn old. Its as a resident of that
town during the greater part of bis life,
and was • harmirandluoiranslye man.
. '
The Best and original Tonic of Iron,
Phosphbrus, am • Callaaym known ns
Ounvell Mack Vi.'s Ferro Phoephors
tad Elixir of Call ya Bark. Tho Iron
melons color to Lie blood, the Phneplic.
rug renew s waste of th e nerve' ae,
mid the Callsaya see a natural Uvulha lth.
1W tone to the di Dye organs, thereby
curing dyspepsia in Its yarEms, forme.
Wakefulness, tvenbral Debility, and Do:
premlon of Spiri . Manufacturvd only
by Caswell. Non rd a Co., New York.
Sold by alt druggl to, - gawk'
Chapped Hanes. me and ail rougimoas
of the skip, coital y cured by ming the
-Juniper Tar.• l ' made by Caswoll,
Flamm! at Co., NT:York. ft suipmaas
all • other remetil aa It will prevent
roughness of th if usarthding
cold weather. It laConceniently applied,
avoiding all theitrouble of the greasy
compounds now use. It- min be used
by - Mdicat with (he moat tender shin,
without Irritation hrpaln, making It soft
and clear. • Sold by the Druggista gem
.
_
t ztris'
r re .„ - - L . W In o "c p T u th lt h e lls: : Part s .
Selo by Dr. ICeyserof
o y fruitless e ff orts to
ntiou bolus given to
*hate chronic dumb,.
hopes of many ;sir
up all ides of over
Another Gm*
of tooany's Gazt
gum of Asthma, n
this city, after m 0
got relief from oil
welt undivided att
dlaawas of an obi
tar has awakened tl
eons who had give
procuring relief.
•
COrgIf.P,RCIAL
r 002 Prrruni non tiA,1•71 . 1.
'foremost - , 6, ma,
Imarkets, &Month moderate/7
tarsal. a retail may, arc devoid of toy nem
characteristics worthy of special notice, and
the Colon, of hualneas, In the aksreaide, to
ILtht.
Gram—Thtiro la a good ciLmand for winter
Wheat, and prime Red may be quoted at 82,L5,
and White At ki Id. Oat. firm and Ia fair de
nand bat unchanged; r•SLIStir, oa traoo, and Sat
0700 f.tr small iota In Moro. Rye Ls steady at
sl,/.3,31,95. cot. I. veu , dull Out unchanged;
insy he quoted at kict ;Se, on wharf and track,
and ii 01.05, In atone. Barley is acute and
wanted at su6'23o.
PROVLS/ON9— thwart 1. &ready but on
chanted; Ca for Plain and 1.l(. for Sugar
Cured Shoulder's:l4(er Ribbed and 10 (or Clear
Side.; and 1714 e for Sopa Cured Liam.. Primal
kettle rend..."
. I..brd 114 Com., and 1040
tr. In keg.. Coop try La keg., 14011,
31e.s Pork, 1t25,604320.
FLOUR—There to no Improvement to .note l
La the demand, and wnile the market is
price. are unchanged; 110,60011,23 for Spring'
Wheat; 11110112,50 for Winter Wheat, and $14(1
Mg for font: brands. Ity• Flour urtettanged at
118418,2 a. and Beekwheat at 114,2504.60.
GIIOVERIFS—There I. more activity man.
fluted In the Grocery market, the operation.,
to the eggregete, during the past week haying
been eonsidembly larger than usual, and roost
of our leading houses have a. many order...
they can attend to. To pricu there have been
no Important Menges. Vol!.. le firmer: undei
the Influence of unfavorable advice, from Rio ,
Janette. In regard to the growler crop, whit/
Tobacco hi a IltUe shaky. under an appreherb
lion the tag will be toduced. Roger. and Alt.
lames ate firm, though .ome partlea rope.! a
dentin', within the next Maly day.. 'The fol.
lowing are the ruling quotAttou.r. •
Orleant, 14!id01,5%.!
114:03141, l'orto Rico, 133.06314146; Crushed,
18.,; "A" Cadre, 176; "it" do, nNe; Extra
"43,"10,4e, 0 1.3" Yellow,l6e.
Gowan—Prlma Rio.2334enet goad, SU; fniv.
Ve: Old Government JAVA', Thicantey La
-250.,
atontearra—tiaar Orleans. 80494 e; linter, ISO
%o; Porto Mee. 10015 e.
6 raoro— .. ll.orerang.a," $1; "Booth d Ed
gar," lael "Amber," 70ci dDrlpa," sl,doo
Ssuess— Cantu, ECCELSe; Closes, UV; Pep
per, Mai Lllsploe, EU; Nutmegs, ASO.
!ems—Rangoon. 11;ge; llarollus, 12Xo.
ISAZCII—Mt4I... Be; Sliver Glars, 1.2%.•
nd Corn Starch ' lag.
Txtrm—LoperLtalstax, µ • TS Ter box; {'ales•
lame per pound; Prune., eurnoto, 16e ,
or new. •
/Us Lfin-17c;550, salt par bag
Soars—"Liabbltt'a," 12a; "Oatiers. 11,40
Roan. CAW: "bobbing: , 160.
Caard.a.-510ti1tl, 144 o; Star, Ur.
(tfra czar Ka,. Lys—pp per CS.I.
Rl t:•.ttona-11.1504;11:1 e.a.
- -•
Foga—Whim 147411. $7; Lsl22 Ilortlzg. $1
3124k0ral No. I, $2O; No. 2, $145412,20; N 0.3,
II; in boll losrt4l4 600 mot..
TosAcco-111.10 115,10.,5(a Rad Loulrvine
N.V7. ntre4; Wm. 11. Grant's Itk nod Nati,
fkki; 0. k L. Tame.,
Twe—Tho m iwket le area and Mee. 1114 nor
for new crop. Mote. Young Ltywon, 111,76;
red+, 41,10; Common to Good, 1101,35; 0, 3
TH, itw, 930,11, 41,26 and /LIS; good Porto Rico,
COLS& ne to quality. implied, 1101,41.,
#1,14 Fair, $l.
11.111 r—As the Allishenv Sasles pness base
advanced, in consequence of diminished ar
rivals; some forts loads chanted !midi thus
dustsi tionOsy and Tuesday at 117e21, as to
SEEDS—Clove:mad to quiet but Maady at
ab/at,bo, and Timothy at 12,600471. Flairteed
la Nang [aura by erutaten at 13.44.
BLITTEC—Theie la a steady demand for
prime to tholes 801 l Butter at Uto 49060 e. .
(IS—ttataange4 at 3:03.0.
MU Ell FRAM r-4. to goal demand and gm
but nuebanged; aide. of Peach. at Ma. for
quarters; and 10011. for halves, and Apple. at
LARD 0114-1 r still quoted at WWI for
N.l, and 8141C1..0 kr N. I.
. .
GREEN APPLM—FIan but unchained:
...Tulsa Was st ItT,OO to WOO par blyral, as to
quality.
POTATOES—Co:iIia. dun but tic abanged
mall eel., la .ton at 1114j1.01 per bushel, and
etakra per TM. '•
/1E &NS—quoted at $4,2304,t4 per bushel.
ONlONS—quoted at µaka per busbel.
Y—Kanees from voseivs par bW.
rirristurmout rZTIWILLVII MUM=
01111 CO or rah Pm/shred Oaxitreu, I
TaniabAY, March IBM
011IILIF—The Onsda market preeente no
one obozootortaliss 'lota/ of epeeist notlev,
While the Grannie both for present and future
Jellyanr en Ilaht, toe demand ia by rep LOA=
satire, and primes althouet steady es I on.
clanged. We are coded:ant of etandlnd offers
to buy foi all the month, seller's option, at
734., but there are no eellers below INe and ke.
All the year, bulet's option, MY b. greeted
I❑lo; and um. d.lleery , echo's option. at
to tr. A Weerato from Oil ell) reports "the
market dna at 92,75, .4 demand more aro
tyre:,
HETI NED—Thents so ese . Isquiry, both for
present sad futon delivery, but Mare an very
few seller. at (anent quotations. Mesta ns
putt the tale of a "line^ Montag from Malta
December, at 11;44 for May. sad Lemming half
• wnt each esteretinOnt tsmuh. We an also
enennant of onus to bay for 114 Mato( April
t Recited last half at 14;4c; Auguet at fftict
September Me, and October It., averaging 34.
for the three moans; May to September at tae
and an cuirass. of half • cent for earth tune.
quart month, and We for all It. year, buyer's
sputa. Then rtfernwern made today with
out memos any response on. the part of set.
lets, who,.. a general thoz,nfatatdtaur
tine sew contract. at present prices. As to
the general tone et the trade, there Is no par ,
tinier change, further Allan • general belle(
that prises will be better, and that, too, before
Out;.
OIL sateen OUT ST A. T. N. a.
Nat. lief. Co, IMP bbis rel. to F. A. Dilworth
110. Philsdalphts.
JU. Kirkpatrick* Co.. 64 do do to Ilene A
Slyensrt. Diandsipttla.
Mt. sureness. ma ntummturs mrerty.
it. W. Long •Co , bble ref. te vruins
Hing & (30., Platladelpttla
Finial . ..la! Matters to , Now Terk
1,101/ posed it 11114'014T%
(By \ b W ratibarib
ltw Tosoc, Starch .3„
iIID 401. n.
Stoney Is mode ratolir notice and easy, XDO
on call. Fierllng dull at 03.14 . 9 X; dent bank
ers. Gold armen opmilng at ill and closing
ttrong at ItlUolt13.;. Export today WO,-
=mean
OS(( lower{ Cla+lv¢gpli.
"""•e'°"• . *
g 44) notu too..
Coopon.n Aille l A Via o i_A gratt,"V.'
0 2075 i: . a. icamout,
I=l
Canton gitMeil; Cumberland SGO77i Walla
a Fargo 4 0 ,41:1tdt‘i American en4lei7oti,
Adams 74467.4 , Unites! Slate. 7th4eri;
merchants Union hililatitAi
Oi Itrebutra 707 W acme -Alan 110. 40/10. ;
ALlantioleOlii4; WeetatTi Union Telegrap
71tilt; New York Centred Neb. rixo
;Undo. 14.101441Darteto—oognolaUon;
ohm NINSIKOStii Ohio Certificates no
31%; Wabash Si. Paul 615ie84hii
do preferred InNISSNi; Klub Man Central=
no grotintlem Liebman -Southern not{"
arum 11/litma Central IXIO/101.. Elttaburnit
St:Slifbd; Toledo IM-4, Rook Mined elnahi;
Northwestern 03415ith94; de- prPferlca 74tie
714; Part Wayne Mithellol.4; Terre Dame
alido preferred rat Itankird and _Erie Wit
Ilan nibal and itt. Joseph 74hCi Marietta, drat
preferred, SO; Prairie Do Calera, fleet pre
ferred, UN Minamirla NW New Tennes
sean ' *
• . X 221111 gamuts
Quiet. Quarts Hill !HOME Davidson 47
4rv77n7 Edge Hill licalra.
•
Hg l oe
PI, 1 :11 1171.":°11 111.27,.arri
-
1 Kew leek Pawnee. Market. -
EBY elasrast; to Cm Pittthuratt 4 1.1.4.1 -
4iirer rol.. Marco 6.-Cotton rather more
ebiwlyi sale. of OA. bales at ssiptiqa for.
middling uplands. Flour-receipts 4.0. bar .
rale &tbs., firmer; sales of VW barrels at
e9te006.30 for superfine; state and western,
43,76010.60 for extra state. 0 0 . 60 014/0 for
extra western and 416.00014,10 for white.
Wheat, extra 0,10013,73,,mumfb00n Ohio
063,06012„., extra at. adonis 012,00015,01,
fair to ciioieo no. dotting quiet, California
Omer and more activei sal steade. of 3,600 esoke ,
at 0100013,113. urn flour y% salsa of
MY barrels at07,6 , 49„90., Corn meal quiet.
Whiskey nominally uncbanged.• Reoefine- 1
Wheat nor.; firm and s melt. endes I
Of 21 .oxibwt.i.nt 112.370..,41 for No. 3 mules.
In store and delivered; all for oomm on
Orson bay .pringelivered. Eye quint.
Parley wares and Mn.'Anßarley Malt Ono
mahout Sea/bush at 33,21. Corn-reoelpts,
Aunt bruditthe market is ley. better ealea
of $7,013 bosh int .1.220/an , for now Mud
western afloat; 11,216II;13 for old do In store
a1.,Za1,23 for new yolk. Jersoyi 111.18e1,11)
tor now Soothe., pui.
1,373 bosh; the wllllo
market I, ' dOulfa ta-nmaiand beery;
salos of 33,000 bus at IWO for western in
more. Wee firm. 116110.3 for. Carolina
Coffee flrmisales of MO bags filo at prtrate
L. 1,.
te ma. Sugar easier; sales of SW blots at
I I:4e for Cnbat / 3 01. for Porto Ulm,
61 ...steady and quiet& sales et 140 Mots
Ju clay. at tea Petroleum fa arm at
ler =Wel 2346(ib1e for radio., 'bonded,
I/ quiet at Mien. for Amastcan. York
pp GI Ann and dosed heavy, Isles Or 1,40 t;
bb nt 4203E03 for new Moils; closing at
VA remilaria..l3l9r... (mold do; elating
atlas,. regular; 019,606091 for prime; =lra
me,:r.....gmrlCo‘rllep M.IA now
I =l
sale• of 460 bbla at pterleas price.; also 1.
tierces at •4111147 tor prime mesa, 01441 for
Ind. Mose. ifeennmsstandln Wes of .11)
Obis az ptaNll. Cot bleats many; ...of
Ire Mtakluma at 10140/Ince for shoulders;
1111 3 111Ve tor r bweererpir""2236'dfoir•oTy.Sliscaore:
stesay and quint, low . 0 100 boxes sour
Cumbar/andetat al Ito. , Lard heavy' sal.
of MO bbls at Inelem mad lots of choicest,
letielello. nutter Inactive but firma,. 311
4. for Ohlo; 60(f (163 for State. Cheese quiet,
at 110164(1. Freights to Liverpool ' era de
chledly tower, with .gseemente per alum.
or of 15,000 bush grain at &I. Mr, corn, and
i gbdiAr t who.; and /AO bids dear at 3
•
New Nark Pr/ Ganda Slourkate
Ley iel.arach to Liu Plltslienh glautte.
Nag ;oak, llama. L-rDzy Goods;
better feeling pervades the market under
the rim-In cotton; mid contennentir then
In bat litthr mere dOlnlOalbnolth they. 10
no ;mend activity. Ilitavy dirown that.
thin /No for Atlantic A,rind Indian Head;
Ito tor Piptlite II; Ma for Pentiot and,
llingeam and 170 for Stark A. Asoniksag,
Per/nand Otis Drilla; It* for Lawrence
Pep Po land
lee for Orem Fella 3 lt and
Itt Xannalreatr. ;Meetings. lette for els.
tomtit. yg. tibirtings ittiodor Pontsoine,
Prints, IVO for Sp x agues and 190Skt for Ds
/WIS. Print ttlOtne km at Se.
=3
flint, or 781
Tzw
Ptrrestoraaa banwl-rs,
MAT. ilault 6, 19sd. i
or:r 1..
There was next 4no market. at ,the Contra]
. Toed. all tblo w , th e trinsutione Wel
the smalyst we are had to report at COM
ruda for ' a year; Indeed, thin wu so little
buelness shot M. cult to fOrm an opinion
about the market, Ito main good and mut.
111 cleat calms 'for the peseettlble falling off.
The uITIY. it la C rr 0, Waa a ' , au ...v.. one;
but It wu norm holes. In I v .seen of the do
mann, and while t oelYerLoge were unusually
mall, the demand alao was erg limited, and
we did not no w at Could properly be nailed
o a . nmi t e w rn o m b h . lp . p b c . r In .( attnt d ad o 7 t c u e ;
on Tltero won
t
they could not, an were not sold at the prices
eked by the minion, and Ai a eonsequerroe,
they wore chipped sit further lout. The fol
lowing eel,. wore reported; fledges a Tube
sold 17 head of putty good Ohlo stoma for Lil
acs to bleuenger. Critiett a CO. at .1%010 hood
of faltlsh Texas and Illinola doers for Crow to
Voorhees at 7,a3. eilsos, I.lsirty a Co. weld
Is bead commonleh .took for Holmes a Plot
ter to Pidenell aCo at syii and 21 for Crabb to
Marshall at 04. I
Thme was an actlivedemand for reaps food
fat Sheep this wain, and prime for Ude par•
Monier description ere eonildeiably better than
list week, sales Meg reported at from eXe to
7'%0, the litter quritatlon I ,, ehigrettlized for an
extra lot of prima from Washinston Co, Ude
Sista Common mid inferior, however, eon-
limn doll and negWoten, and may be quoted at,
SOW, eon medium at 4544ni. There wee a
meal larger nuriber of Du/mein attends..
than there was brit week, and Ms, together
with the foot that the arrivals were light, 1.
eeoesquenee of the snow storm In the West,
enabled holders to eitablish the advance &twee
noted.
Iltdges a Taylor gold 99 head • for Sharp to
Polemic a (Jo. at g 9(; 171 for Maple to ma.
at !M.
Smith & -Talmage yold Erwin for TALI to
10, Jobetno.a at 692 i 19Tor o Voorheea
at 1.92; Mg
to for Barry d ilO. to Voorhees Atli, 110
for same mime at OM_
Brudabeiter sold Annelid to Psneoast at VA—
maoy; nine to game 125 at 4d.
o A. P. Moors mold Unisons) a 11111 174 Mad,
weighing 111.400, at S• :
Riff mild Plena 200 head of extra dump,
weighing 21,340,-6 head thrown to— at 7.
Hurt to Pierer, 1611 head, welshing 14.919,00
a; Slimes to Tangos...hear, lea it
D. Holger sold Lloyd lag head, welglhis
Oh at. 6.
Wagion to lltolmob & 11111, head of aztrs
hlugion county stomp, wslghlng 21.1011,
atß oo X t .
h sold le hood to Lloyd, voldblog
100, 01 oyd.
tlardter to Pierce. 179 bead at 5,17; Wartman
tolherce, 179 head at 6%; Snyder to Elem. Si
et 11 1 47
,S. nl9lJleln to Ealoornb 1E14190, waddhloy
18,170, at 114.
E. 11. Darla to Phone, 146 heed. orelghlni
4 6 .714. et 1.16; thatk to llaletnab ILA Ed
Lead at IL
. .
A. P. Moors to Holcomb t KW, 17l head,
averaging 93 la, at 6.
zoom
The antral& of Hogs were remarkably light
dorLog the past week, and the Majority of the
regular shippers,' tot being able to get wrist
they wanted here, are buying Li Ohlexgo: T.
day, there was not a elogle ear load nrolohl,
and, a buyers ems very homy... nets,
believe that an extra hunch would here
brought ON, pus, though 93 la malty as.
eldored the top of the market for that slam of
Hoes, gootatlone may ha fairly elm as 11 to
93 for summon to prime heavy avenge.. We
arc Informed that or late It has become tulle
common to slap “sows" to market whieh are
onet to sell, and ,bleb should hare beret kept
at home In order to loom. the futon amply.
Now, in Chaolnastt. thls Wad of stook le pro.
Whited from being offered for sale, and this
thorild be the can here. it lei really ae
portant to hairs • Ilesatoak faapeetor ma It la
to ha» neat taapeator. I •
011ehreist & Co. bought 111 heal tram =-
deo at 9,50; 11l from Clan, Lafferty & Co. al
8.93;109 from E. Smith at SA; 54 Irma Hamilton
at 2 341: 25 frOm Vain at 8,90;19 from Mew* b.
Co. at WM 14 from Clarks at 113{,; 111 from nine
at 9%; 6 4 from ht. JOhaltalt et WI 121 tram
Halve Ta 9 tor at 5,49; 45 from Ittinalkata at
from Chlrago.
131 treat Heath at . kn. &tippet' 209 head
-•-- • .
Hedge., & Taylor sold 166 for Liana lo Z.
Smith at Mt 167 far .Tohnaton Gnu to
S Smith at Oil 07 for Lucas to 21464anatr.
Oillott a Co. at OW; 66 for Bohanbanik t.
?Idoork & 00. at 1424111 for 616161tInnoy to
°Hamm t CO. at 046; Of for Beals to Crone..
Emerialt & Coot 7,66.
6 1,4 6 4 46/tor. °Matt t 00. 1.4.61 , 1 U from
Kraus at 6 3 / 4 ; 67 from Luau at kAn. Sold 14 to
Cron" Elolllla t CO. at 0541 1410 ulna at
PA; 166 to Sloaero Labor at 6,66; VI toIPI4I.
O
• Co. at St 106 Co. Korea at 454.
Olur. Lafferty & Co. aold IE6 for Barri. to
Drlpp• & Stockton at for
AV for Wrath to
Stockton at 746; 161 for ilarld to 011abraIst
Co. at 6.1124 r-s for soma to Plasm at 7,66; 111
for maul to Kerr. at 6%. ,
Str ger A Imhoff bougat 106 Goa Sodas at
0 8,261106 trona Coldoon at VA; 24 from moo
c. Rapped 779 had of 1.) blast° Rog& orklat
coot Ikon 6% to 634 In Cblemo.
Clatetigs Martell.
(By Warm% to It. Pltubarsk Gasatted
Cum.**. March 2-lion[ In fair renneat,
and hold firm; males at 410010,10 for choice
spring extra.. Wheat In Totter demand at
‘ r.,osepLOl for No. 1; No. 2 advanced 1411224
vady eat= at .1,20. advanced to 11.27y....1.1
,closed with tuatara at 111.96 2 4. Lod boyars at
110 1 4. Coro opened Oro, at 80e for now,
advanced to et0(.111010, and closed at Ng.ic;
Na 1 told at 133.22.42. Oat. Armor. apetuatt
01 NOSf~34G
Ittl3rl yr ~s{aafyy and
s
v. 1149121,01 for au. I. and 11,5701.6210 r Na
2. Barley steady and Cm at games= for
No. 2, and 01.91191.87 for rotatud; utopia
lots at 412.13ariffitee choice. Pork 'toady at
for alty.aad for eonotty mem;
packed prima moss wt. Vet Lard Is untet at.
11.4 e for prime. Dressed Dogs In good de.
mand at tio.nou for light, m 4.1101142 for
henry, closing firm at 1.0.72011 tor rood
Nora l ol 2- -110. AA) bOl.l wheat{ ,210;
aeon 14,21.1; °Ca 2.112 bosh; d resse d
elk //re do MIS. Shltomente—duor 5.0e3 101.1
Wheat 1,741; 0000 WO; 6,112 00021 dress
ed kma GMT
M. Loafs Market.;
far Tth..mat, to Ma Pb, bomb Gai'n 11.1
Sr. Loma, lessen a.-Totaled active Knell
still. hut unchanged- Cotton, very little
margin, an 4 no sales reported. Flour In
Rood demand tor low grades.; and pollen
arm; eales of low superfine at/VS*74i for
Chaim do. 08.00(1113ir, for extra. e1f.f062.74
fm , la ea,MOll.OO. Wheat grin. salmi
winter at it/AM12.791 spring doll at ild.lo
for prime. Corn more active and higher.
sales itt 84M.Ve for Spelled; 141110 for ear.
Oats d oh mad drooping, sales at tr7SKO6; for
seed VOIR /lye and Barley enetmaged.
Pork quiet, etch ante, at 24(0. Bacon
better demuid and leas disposition to IOU;
Shoulders said at Wee; Clear rib 115(0; clear
o sides 144014 Ne. Lard at Miialri4o nod 160
ffered. %limey held firmly at $1,21. Be- I
wets—lMO barrels of limn AU maks of
heatil,6so bushels of earn; tic bushels of
mune:Si bushels of bailer. :• • ,
New Orleans. Igor/ant.
fir Weinman/8w see 111 ant 0 , setts.:
Clatasos, March 4,-4:triton dm
wttit an upward tendency; inlddlings tie
W .1.. LOW bales: receipts lAN arports
4,731. • Susriliag 151401113. New York Sight
Exchange d/scount. Gold 1411SL anger
cut.; common 125(4113e; fair LtUiltot
prim, to choice 11XCSISAe, No/anew prime
Maine. Rm.; low grades in daMaild;
pecans RV% Mel grade. dull.' Coniston
lightLprice firm at tip. Oars lanner .4740
Fork scarce at pr. Bacon grant re
tolllo for, shoulders /Nei rib 88140813.485;
clear
)in Min Lard firm; Umbels 14)44i11ni keg
1:017
New liar* Cattle Illarione. •
lv ruler..! to Um flusters% Gamma
Now You, Wareh 4.—.1D consequence of a
non Worm there were no emirate or cattle
at the Bid.., City y ard. co Tuesday. Mir
ty-nine car loads bley been blockaded
At noon to•dsy only about. seventy-llva
head trom Orange count, had erl a
large number of immolators werecome,
analcaus.
ly %canton the arrival of delayed trains.
New To• Ilan% il—fhtttlef receipts thus
far title week .2.•40 Maid; they meet with
reedy eats at 'full prides. bet their is no
booyanor notiomble, and prices are matzo
tattled with dillaculty.
ISn
thee& lint c. and 1M
bishmr common to prime Me
better; Choice 100 , heavy prime o.
clammoutts niarke4.
Lay TalegrApb the PIMA..MO Gaiitte.)
CNICAaO. lianb i..—Bett Cattle 01ft title
07 fogood r mdium*holm dto tar 'trona and Ild.tiglam
for to o. Rog, opened bra
mod firm bat Mooed a ahadossalsr ander um Um
Ind doomed heavy rmadota at 47,714/8,113 for
common to good, arid ati.,,,MONti for good to
Choir..
Cammoo.ilarOb6.-410.0 troll,. It t 7,710
0,15 tor light, and AMOS for t oed toa 010.
Loaf cattle quiet and: or
• SN for
light, sod .7.1:1407,50 for good. •
• Baltlaaare laaritct, I
Telegn.ph to the Pittsburgh daseiial.:
Itavriatotta. March cubit arid an.
changed. Meat dull but steady. Co'm
Anne= white and pollow $ 1 ,1201.154 =rod
western 11.14. Outu searce but strong *179
SiMuft=l:lld! la = l. gtegdy Ckwe rigt ee d'
fair jobbing demand! ■boulders It rib
aides 1410; clear rib 10.421.5 N bulk abaci
dcr.lo.l4l2llc. Lard 16:)(0. ' •
Albany tAttle MUNIIBti •
:Or Telsgraee to the Ylitsnarsntlassteal
Amstar, N. T. March 5-. The cattle tear
bet continues dull' receipts only 1.401. sales
400 at lOW. Ann) droves so through to
Now Tort. la Int hands. Oben, are icanxi
and ta =slants, regneat at an advanosot
Ole. Dressed bogy are In Dula :request
Cincinnati Cattle Market.
thy Trlairsob to the fituantatt itarettal
Czactiatct, March s,—lteef nattin 4
6,80 for common to prime, and aratahhin tor
cotta shipping per cacti!, grata Magi
mama and lo domaca. at Sahoolo,lM prose,
IzJ * 3 { o .) II; (wizi
.TH0140311 CLABE6 I
• Ifpra'al 1 stronoloy Class..sasiC lanai •
west, will be flawed la
CURRY INSTITUTE.
DIRXT iVIADEIr. AT 434 Y. sr'
_ P ... arsz v okt•lshfax to berms a- 1
lootteo tO 0 ..1..01 xi " arr.... 4 '7.7
r_47 - A COlllOll. A COLD; OR A
BOltt 1 lido.l.T :vaulty, banedlato to
=ea. and atonal to abetted. Le allotted to
irrte.etea ertni,
Throot Pb...., or sarapciork
- •
I. omit sh...vnit.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL MIMI
Ravine• dlreat lallCaa to lb. Oat%
AnM bin
ediatoo.ttf. War Itrouollutti. An O t
patarrhs pUtro mak
motions.. 'AIWA. •.11 IMO mint ostray•
rattom.
to ß g l a r r e ldran i Vii n li ao l Tr * erg
"4
I "'
bawd onoiniNt B • MAL '
Cann, and %Wee: tabs son ot In* WOrmaril
ti.llllo. t/a • t May bi gland.
EllinTWactin. souvlaT
Fir Mr 411111 AGE AND CWBA.
erb. of iiiaVis x ". is v a VSti 'bum tat
•HUtlCtl wei , eo erfal , r ICID C • 6,117/14
will sore Mela• Of raa.- Cor.rit
Clt ~ l lSTl r eNtrilit4lll , 3lPTlt A
rausaupea.. ' salawart
o-~~
,
IN THE MATTER OF Tim
PLInATION OF SRL
looista Malidloor and Loma Ao .
.4
tios of Alloshooy City, Pa., if
/or a Charter. No. 107. march Texan. fia,
betabl then that an epplieatinn
been mule to the Court of Common Pleas of Al.
ie•aeor county, by the Oboes aimed •siciels.
Con for • Charter: that an tnatrament In VOl..
thig, specifying the Objects, articles, rondlttba•
and name. mi.°, tide nuclei widen they hbrei
bean associtted,haa been freeinted to the Cohrt
and sled In the Crothonolary's One,, and q:po
Bninclent rayon la anon" to the contrary. pLild
Charter 'rill be mated by the Court at the filial
teem.
CoLLIZZ. MILLIS
£ttaray for Prattle. zek:
MMMI
EXECIIPVOIVA 84,1 LE of a VAL , -
LIABLIC BLOCK Or 00/1.4. •
in Um Ileiset
tb• Piesbenil •
Malllroad.—SP• uedersigeed
/novae et alersiner Minna, deed.yell rem.
pen to Publicans es presalne. oa
OA
O r al ?! Vet
eitelionskets Alkaline mum on ale tenet
the twonras Ilinsbeavin
miles Rem the On, see Winne' inde.M.....,`W
e. Jnne damn elan &Mt nem , onsanne"
about lilt sere.. an
al g a eeMite
tolaare la two mien anal peymeau. IMMO •
tenni Owen, payabie seasein. te Is wenn
byystine a nonseee ea am premien. N.
e elves nen Lt. Tw• •sadred
lan prise ten Innen& will be rennin in tai
R* 02171111!Will,
Saf Weikerle ntile 0101100.
.113:1,4
Execirrours NOTlCE.—letvhs
az c.t7.l=l"...st:L.,: b l:alt 1 M atti s
Mete% been granted to Um undersigned. :au
m.o. saving wallet alma.% said estate WM
eat. property aetlaestleated fer settle
neat, zed tame Indebted to geld mato will
isten•paytne•t to
foil UP JelX B C ivuLv a
Towanbrn..
NEW ADVERUSEDDIN RIE
StICCESNIFUL
GRAPE GROWING.
.•
A. atidead 00000 gneCalli la arowle ft Grape;
we nhrr To oar 'bastard& or tfeutt.....4t
serer of lunar and vigorous allot, ,blip
arra fall to eroded* as Iwamoto crop of Od
fndt—To too toovaaad, of totalbeeet
frail growaff, who elan ear pound.—To Iris
stead limps rablbttLans, both at Mote .05
alweed—To We . hilt Mirkeu of Pittabaretb
Mow Teak, Thlladelphlt, Baltimore. rbe whtfS
teaser oar Ono. are sold e•IO7WaT dense' tbe
frail season, at taa laziest prin. tf,
OUR BUMPH WE ATIRIBUTR TO
rroor—o. Jadiclosta selectioa et variation. !
• ascox6-1 Ls at.... or ear Visa.
yam w-yrsur "niture d .1•11111 r.
Ins sisal vulgates teas am bealtly, bard y. at
mutuality. ma Da welch w• Cm Clarpula :of
desn entry Yam • "
Teat aka ammeter or tie Wu; las math 4, ale
RIY its smettenta. fraltage. we Iwo
TIN wan a Imlay cma Urethan will lama pia*
usan naalasetery nulls. f men a Maa bey
hue mama& iha swage It Is noted eat and; ,
thrown away the batter.
We menus own V.., tad ,`alai lealr
ty on the foburbia wombs rd..
Sr. Com Iron Kafue Weed%
tan. fun our Eau In ineyard. Mar
mat nay lulu s
ad sane, lin dirrecyf
Juts iv surl
raccarit-We Mat min Villas la Prepalrot:,
mum Sway mar hare taladTaa,
lane ear. y graeLL, Y 5OOO LB DeatJed
1•111 saran we Sara lily ea& lab. Um ppk
gamed. veers Mey are earthily calltralaal dery
im eatlre growths saws We result 111.
mews of bralaelni•lnes a• the TOM ben, elei
nom pref.... to that of ironies lam Mast
alur, or ono soar rm. aralao. la DINA t„.
rodana tryerr mode healthy, sleety, say,
well noted Via.. Ursa itlre an . latutlan wheal
planted la It Ur grout and Mader frail. 11
Tarnalr-Our nal It pseN.ISTIT adapted to tea;
truncation. f Vines or tae but aunty, and ug
nu as Olnalaats se exalts unnatural /nue. It
Viten Ls aanysteryananeac en nate taupycps,
sr callan ana larapl.naS. et Sae Via. nut:
persona lure Is ea earMdera W es aod:
alta near, eu De. lawman sad* nUN sataa
iota. ITT Ira al ularraTrailLY alt, Tama Jl
no Unary Tilt IN N.M. Da.. NEAP
lata. AND TNAT IT to la ann . Vs *Ron a:
•Vialtlarra a. A man or Unix. Aar ono slant
Ulan oar alumni. au be onhiled of tele tubs
We Mar Oda season
far ad. TEN
al seal Vann are pima ma wawa, sada.
lawls, elmunataaces. will UdoiablaWlT true:
aw Ma'am. remli. 5!
Ma O. narawberries Euphemises
flateklurnm ditealaberel., car. ellatat ;
dm, at all desirables _ • !; •
_ air palms to DO au 11.1•115 tM
lama quality at a smash., article eaa bo bag
sol i ktharo.
/Of descriptions, Illastratloss i gateJl•
Nue altablell'OTßlOLL. ta totems. to mail
l ' aiglVonraZl e talro tpill! "g“. `""'
.J. KNOX,
_ 1•17 labint:f et. rigtebarsb•
inner
/
REDUCT/ON
CARPETS;
OIL CLOTHE, Ntrrimss,
WINDOW SHADES. acct
ROVAHD, ROSE dr C(O'S,
II Filth Strinit,
Jukd r (01M LTsq• SiLLO3
/OH* CI 0PT....
-.Om
CROFT & PHILLIPS,
Beal Bstate 41g Immo° Brokers
iss VOICIRTH Wt., PITTIPICIIIIMIL
w. zrzzu irsar. stpwris Rita.
Tlll. tootat•log • tall dew:Holton. toution.
toleso and way of at Um property eattastett to
ary Pa .I.le. TU. Coo•lit or
Farms, Grist 111 ills, /formes,
LOTd. 11101.111.143941. L LAND% -
COLL woman, COIL iumpurs,
wxersas 2.1.111PY. 1/0714.11. WlNgitant
CI TT AND kUBURBAN PR0P12127.
Thlolostator s• plat throe thew ay.. ea
trot of oeplootbet .d. Jemmy. tufts.
.IsOlog to bro. mu Beal Lt.*, so natter
wiltra Leo Pwatkn. Ikon it. MI ID Islet our Koester. a *DDT ot onleb eta MI Mod 1 7
0 .04118 Tarr iladtwa. i.uro stab., ate
Jamticr
FRUIT TREES.
°RAZZ Vann% IrfILIWELERII3.
aootsisosua 1L11811111.113=8.
// ,14 111L1ALT1611.1113 110.73.
• ZIRWLIIINS BBiQIW.
cuutuncirml. tam,
asnurretrs. siatrimw soars. as.. 4k.a.
,
Or 11. MPS •Pitrovrd uurirtltr, Is*. qaust.
titles: for market purports or taught use.
nu Smola es We P. r. W. 411 U. Itgalray BUM
aIIT ar.atte. Irdrowonh Pustos. Orden
V awarary 3mteks4 rag slipprlli Palrew.ll
lU•barprodaJW.
. , . .
• •
•T. SZIIIIILDIN I CO., . .
==2:l
. • .
ariatra irddlera byar
Itaav•st. -
VALFAISLE :PROPERTT FOR
e 111142.—TO• Well Isamu lama Mut—
LUII'OLX HootslC--la tee tallelas Village of
lloateeld.o• UNIT. V. aO. X. S. 'Me testae ls
•Ilre.stilif olt &tem mote Sad cells,.
rligi:flirrel. widi r =tek ettaW tiTa
iarnrairs ' atty.:ty
led toe buotrelop. wean. ohm sad nes Odor
otos/. IS Am by Il telleteat to *old
lame sad der toe tom of bat, SUS MOWS/
wl7 4 sold slossl/.ld UPON L., 1011. It not
rale be Ur doetef Marta. it Will be Mkt to •
S••• WWI foe • WU of lie
ot /%=,4=ttl 441anr4mwevaSzWe _
ato%a CO.Oa lWw A.
lm
Trig
..ba r liz i neV i eklar , ro tlatt. L.
DM 06 th e sasallses. • •-
FARR FOR LILL
, :z,111:7:19n11"" V 7 hi.-
laarelalid meaty, two ...I ' m lad' ow. Raw
wain on =RV'. P. E. a.: eoatawtiw,
92 1.72 ACRES,
tbe you areatdd • "EOM - Um Erma;
asi./.. 6 bem1011. Wirt Pm. Sam tee elf=
wits Me Ineatuar It ullata... gyr.
well vailrea, am, th. kb. al of Um Anita:WO,
Csavorleag Willareles _
/rov WU.. lull 'again II thy' Sadder
-4111.4. ieathal. .
11•1111111.1. caavroso.
dellatlP
FORANALF, • • '
•
•
A Fun of One Nundrod Acres,
elttated le !attest thrnilits,h,tiltalresintri
:we he ont•half 1111,6 ;Orb Iget
tt. fhte.y.hala Tea lust le an,.111.-
uelltfiulea set haat las at It ea oho
ufrptlett tutus% tonestatlerse hen 11•11
NOTOSIO 0101,0114. laterehmuitt esset Intel
hum. Ws. lumbar. tease tad eskesetsballe•
Mge... l
i re , 'ter: I. neonatal, - le hustle..
rat halite iihrealasslialllre tie pm.'
Ish. net
0. a. A. "MLR,
lir GNAW t SON, •
11LT, antamr. GRAM Rap - - •
lreackiramsio
ft."MlLlger 1 41 t
vunwa. olio, ad wLINAL 6931. H k. IT.
chew lttly, R. all areal
Pi
alLoir
train, Min Fled and Bated
. •
wArti". A. 111411 P T ITS.
eekt • • PrP71111111.1311. P 4
•
F . 4IR-1114111T—A • rAnat In - Ohio
i 6 4 ,7,414519. lot. Edward 0 , %0u% mum.
• alio. I ron MOAK Inoue, w.
&Motu :000groA zurns"4 •
.tillairy. Is
toat
at KaallOwy aa
Swear/
mull • • P - roomos i ori
limotto of Moir warr.X;
or SWAT. 1i1u8 , 210. ••• ""d"ro:
• ..tro%bito..,
Cull" PAinue.
_ _
...702,2r_:51,7 12,4344
kupp &UM* RSA 1111 pRyeegy W 1 14
,as U. NOnk reittle P ri
Ma, . lases, 3.44,1.4.
MEDICAL.
A GREAT
CUBE. OF ASTII4II,
I but *self andee otatustlon• to you. Skive
" • ••tY ! , ro to other, who low* ben Me n.
, "th mneV, to older that tbar aV kaa
wta ,, itaal ..Rel.:mai. I hail hen nalaat t
=1Mn!!!!
=MV
and to owl,. medial men of mm1.141;11111
out obtaining any p permanent rata.
heed '
at an. Iwu sO bid tut I mons !asst tut I
wag to tos free fro* tae disease- 1 hod 3 'lt al;
L bed awry Klett rot, sad magi vita:
•
0.1 uy D..pect or lope *rms.- Illy "ndltion
wee nide Oatl felt life• Unit , n. mad tries
. dot u *suet iMt le. align salfeetsti •
mtf aunSalt. b terriblf had bat,. aq
las that usa =nag san Oat Ma itaa taatA sea me
soar ontocallos that, l ins awry black Uok
Illeo ;You the dapaite oforto sad" tO in
broth. Is the colt 'later alghtd, 'guy
Night, will, to 'doors mad mindoviot
M... .Id. OM. to order to htelfte
mat dasaar of straasalatSoa.. /a tkla imPelL.l
. .
•
clos, in Um lab of Oetebir. TIM I. est:49lmM
of DR. ZL7BLB7 attB Ia miss astSTe"
[WWI on May to ccasynal .ttams kaaood.
Joispit Mayen. tat I matt meals, mllkimpala
dosiof doubt as to eireethkg • MIN
Dr. X rtiLID 4.r.sallacet an earetalye aiid 3.7
Wiss.n on; .Ith kW lAMB BOUND. aid 1114
me ULM 'nth can f would get Wl. tprwired
with his' medicines tor.om year, 2. d iay te-
11 •
Lee to elsoton• health. Led i TtYPAIALY PL*
/LOH SRL ASTRYL. sad t Its to siblel evr
areeable ettandasta. I San bad. oboe
a Oita Ansa ed the dins.% bat / IeLLPS we:
Gam •sa esti/elf reoestabllAbed.. Id if I do
hale any attar—t, a foli dose. of tss Amstar
''" akh.-1.0 . 11 * 4 7 iini , lll4. I puma feel
. 410 fia irFamptles base ••diaolasa
. .-. _
!nun ureel to eon nu ilkolo weep tag Felatki
of 100 of 010ep.:besithis miming irldellsose
1=M!e!!!!!1!1
.Prealata desexibt.
arazok mirrsits. :- •
MAZY YOUNT JOY. (hernuribar.)
411C0510111241. Jrzensa.
Blrmtaitutia.Dire.l.lll7. -
•
The ewe of Xs. Were. ranted above. ems
of more than ordinary !montane.. non. of
Ike violence of the atteelet their coot:Steal
length. set the great prostration of • t the
vital powers attend/re the Mans. Ang one
Who knew her dazing the Use she wee • elf.
ince from the Stems of which she urea 'Arse,
end IFNI look at her now. the raw tsetnei
Shut. heath. grant bat Matt that Seen* a
ma of more then ordiun 61111.1101 it. isannel
sewa heir of Asthma nay day of our IlveFt
be
ing &Assn of as leeereble eaten. Lit
wen 4oolot tneethrata Ike themselres
'DM NSTSZES wog Dame ()antrum's
011701 100 LUNG SS IMINATIONIESPIDt
TEI TRISAIIIMNS of UIISTINATI, CHROSICF
Dislium. No. De PENN STlllST. r terint
•
Asap/mai, mann nzairs .
Dlesinamismi frees WLW, Pet'asees es
Me Cagarrb. Oseenel, Ill'And Mies. •
talliumee knee, Strews Upoo of 'mow
SOes sad Mins.
Pees
litieltatel
bops. wyner.LSO Pees feareted. • :
MOUT llSSN'Oltstx ' ,
,
• -
The can to whleh we afadett some went Neat
of Cntitletail VAN.. of, Iter,er euity, L sew
entente cottemo4 DT ike appearance of Sus
glenteekaralt who achy nailed on DS. ISt-
BIN In Penn. tt. thigh Ins for ken listens
apt skill la rattetring her to 101711 SSD '
Plitrifer OMIT. MIAs !Sher hat been hew
ly bleed for Ws moraine. she wag ie SIAS tha
• '..entlet not dblesntsh say Ohne' so tie
make gal what It wee. The 411.1.1 u IrMarkPlo.
is !embeds Of eases like here are. Sao ad to ,
erverdenalag derketen, on the Alton Omani.
settees m no ens, eat nothing eau be
She we. order D/e. 11T011191 totahmegt
for
tee soethe, and : bents ake anollet he OS.
Sumba her brother. BISON P. IDI4II, Woke
tepee was ante:tams of her ern getting hew
sight. - Sinew tuna la the &slather.
heed where ate rtidatl. axe ham bra
se ewe of eirreorelloan.reenterf. „ 71 "14 .,
We. Gs emiarageed. know of the guy of 'Kist
'Staler, and hen whillls tentitene b thelhatt
lOsiztrztur puma. -
Imicat P. Puna. (PIO
21.710 r ann..;
131,11313 iteeMIXITS.
Lours... lama, Otos
I. IL. Snow..
PIIIIIp
Al. Caron.
•
Z. If. Llaread• Ker.
.1 1 11 t tetTA.,
J.I.L. Iliontbir.
C. S. 11 . 1 2412arg.
..thaasetlotaimax.. '
IVis. " l=n,
I.jereaaaratr.
J. twm4.007 . ,
• X trntiad oak.
A. tiptop.
elaglserf.
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