4. '
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
OTICE IS HEREBY ~G/IFN
'thaTtt}AAC STERN Woo !wet.% member, of
e flrleetCOOK, BALLENSTMs TrItNS, he
bavnig failed to comp y with the terms - of the co-
. .
• ASITER
JOI3EPH tiIERNS,
11 lALLEN
Pirtsitunou.'jan. 18130. •tYa.r2.-Evis:3l-
OttlCE‘- . ... , -The‘••-Business•• rela
,lon4 heretofore ealiStinErr between the under
-I,l' Fe ' LlVjls r m th nlu fk a n l n ernre E ur V'tlar2MV-ggi•vlePree"
tuber, 166 ii. The Ifebtlizif eor the ohi arm whl be.
se; Liea tly 4 !HIM' TAW I.;EbEKOII.. Those kiwis
lag them.elcus to ho indebted mil please settle up
at once.' ''' • • ' C. tiElliapil.
7•EO. b. ly2yp..•
lintatminam, Jan 16, 1869.
NOICIICE4—Lettets of
tratiki upon the estate of Augustus , tloeviefe
late gherfreonnty; denf, have . Peen granted
by t'ueßerlateref sSjd eottnty. lb the undersigned.
wtio.e residence it to the city of PlitAtnirgh., late
borough• f LuWreticeville. All persons• lusting
claims Or demands against the estate of skid dece.
dant, are hereby requested to tnake.knowa the same
without delay., Persons havitte litisinesa with the
said estate are referred to id, 13111t01.14.;:attorney,
at law. trotirth avenue: ' , •
NZ-1M 'ELIZA.I3ETH adnei
FARM . I'OR ,SALE. • • ' '-- • • ,
, .. .
.... .
. . . .
~. he lubserlheri OPT for sale the farm of the l atee
JAME'S FUL 'ON, Esq., of Middlesex towiship,'
Itatlee s e . tunti, Pi ','., ' , . • - '
Containinglso Adres
of good /panty of lard, well thnbei ed and Watired.
100' acres under calgvatign. Thhi farm, Ls 18
Indies fcbin - Allegbeni city., and upon. the. Saxon;
burg .1-'1•11;nef ftidge'rofd, convenient 4 40 Share/Vs.
school and mills. For particula.rs call on the sub
acribers on the ptetillacs; or.; Idareat , theta at Ita
terstown, ..alteglcuy county.. Pa. ,-
G. W. FVF.TnY. - _
J120:d30 BOBERI' FM:101f.
PRST LIST, 1136 .—.Applica
storks to: ieo iignora flied in. the Clerk's office,
January, -
Pittsburgh.
Hagan 1:3134r:by, O. G., .First ward.' "..
carllrle & nett:ruck. Tarero, Third ward.. .
S. On, O. G.: Vied watd.
John. bleanson, E.. tf., Secfnlh ward.'
Allegheny. • .
Valentine Penyer, Tavern, Third ward. •
. ,
John N Tidbatl, Tavern. North Fayette. .
31.1:11: Toole, Tavern, fltt.
..Avitotutsr Cot:Nr.T: • ._
.• -
The Lleouse Board' wilt sit for . hearfn ehe atiofe'
appi c. Lions on WADNESDAY. •he 9 7th Ins , at
.9 o'clock A. M. JOEIN G. BROWN I
.1 12 : . J:d 28 ' • •Clerlc.
, .
TICES“ to La," • !. Fprita bsoy!..r,algt:.•
- 4.wantr.”- 6.soaraing.;" &c., not se,
/pecilinciii),Oß LINES *deb Wit be inserted is Moo
-eottimtie Witte for T WERTY-PIVB ("Asap b ead/
addittemaf. One cENTs. • .
. . .
W4MTED-SITUAT:I9Nt. , ,
IVA NICE D.;— . A PE11.813,N ":W ELL .
V y .gualladd "dusts tosecure a sltusdlon in a drug
store. - lie thorowc?lv; understands dispensing mad
ames. ,A M: Magee A. 41 p., Pittsburgh Mirk'. V.
jalop . • 7 ,
..............
NVANTEDI,HEILP —Atilgifiplop;
, -meat OfMee. No. & St. (Mar Street, . BUY.
GIRLS and lagN,, for different Muds or employ.
went. V'ergons wantingbelp.ofail kind& .earrba
suoplied shorAnotlce... , .
W ANTED - BOARDERS;
ANTED— . IIOARDER@PIitts-.
v v ant wan, wlnb - bba'rdi finitible foraenilernan
and win., or 'two 3 - wink-gentlemen at 68 'FOURTH
bTREET. 'Alto frw day or .dinner bopniers can
be ace mmtkiated.. Reference tivalreyt. . '
VITAN'TS.
.
. . ._ ,
• -
ED.r-A, Pleasaitt ~ toom
NIT AIII
sprit h botird, by a geatteman amOrtre - (ril-'
vati- family - )arel.rreel,) firtereneeti.le*etta4ged.
Address.,
L 9 suitttig,,ocatton terms. Ste, '
..- •
~ •
ja .-•--. . —;
wri, ,, VA'zierig- uitrict.'_
•
.
'W
ANTED—TO RENTiiV*O or.
TiiltEE 11(i0/11*Cir A. SMALEATOkidif. In,
al?Pasant locatlou."by a man and wire; no c,htlilivn.
timid reference.id-eas .C.; GAZETTE OF,
25.000 OWH OND
Iranfliiimlo?tglaglre-ou-Ailteneay
Co..nty eropertx.• Apply to or aldresq ChtiFT
PHILLIPS. IWO, Estate Agents, bi0...1.39 Yoarth:
LSPECTACI_,ES.—A .Pair of
.11-4
Gold FisectaeYei on bATUItDAY,
-Jaboarr ie. The tinder.wlll be settribly rewarded:
by !eating thew *B , llll' the Collector- or the - ritind
ttreet Bridge. : • - -J*lB
40ST.—A: Diamond Cross Breast
P.IN Ttie deter wlll Ue reger4edji) leiie* It.
r. McMEAL'S office: • • . • ' :
TO LET.
T• .._ uTnashed- Rooms' .to
. a M
single gendeen. on HMithaeld' one 'mluarti
mP. U. Poardini! adeelred. Adclrelsi Box". 11..,:
7ayO.I2ET.—THE . COMMODIOIIS
DIV FAX/ V 61 1 01742 , 31.9. 741•Pber 63 , ,,bet a een
and Marbary streets.'
Apply to,
..,,J.4llN_AfeD• CROW4kNia,•,, , ,
Jar M
, . ...onongahela- Haase.
LET.- 4 - . Warehouso2 299
Met ty str.e.t, now occupied by_ 8. EWAltr&
Fo , ternoe.annlre of Teuerot Keystone/tank,
corner: ciarrietarsugy. .
.
FOR FIRST , CLASS
ALEVAULM. Capaetty 1,000 tatqqa . . Ap r
ply at 204 PENN sTectET.
TO-LETll9litirs- , Belek House
of four nom and kltot! n. Pouesslod-alftfu
ruary la. Apply at LOT Clark street.
. . ~ • .
LET.,-TWO
furnished Noma. with gas and Ore. one OtT ant
oor. and 'onerrrunt up stairs.. Inquire at vairabird
avenue. . •
TOT'OO-L107.--Bw ling House, No.
94 lays ginan.
RE R4!OM, „ED. US Wylie greet. cornv! , ..C.,
Federal &Peet. ATV' , " to A. M. ußovrN, 96
19 • He Street, and 114 PIM Avenue. -
rro
largerbiir Story WARE HOUttE. 38 Smltlint•ld
street, at present oetstpleti•by Messrs. T.M.
At CO. In the furut turstuittnes sianqitirS Of Sum )sf
OH N STUN, corners( zintthtleid street it!.hottrth
avenue.
O LiCT—WAitEROIJEat.' No: IttqW
Fmtthsad street. occuple_4,,by.y:Dissew ;tsars.
sphoistine snd furnitursoullSS , e: .ftssat - Ltra
. Also,; to let; A large oil. warehouse on Hancock
. street. ! • _ye... •
Al 0, lislerelling with ir tinshis! • o•ll- 1 % . *
Also, swell tintsheil house with 11 rooms- 1 4A
118 Hancock streets4sol/coopolitte hrLittaglreb/
Also,' large - haute . on the co uer bf itllll
31ancoek •tr. for offices_
: /Enquire atili7Tl
HNATitharit.:‘..it 471113 -
iT" 40 R 111 ENT.-140USk.--,„ ,4 7 °large,
BRICK DOUBLE H9rlvE; 4-Ordaining !area
()ruble Parlors, LlnrarT, Manx ,B.Porn, E . lrßen,
and W ash 1.101160 'Ol noter ince; 'sad 5 Ilar ..Optuar:
and ba th room on secondloor.'"alar 'entail/I l eum..
/ good cellar with bake-oVen In twer,au wits:
-yard p anted wi th ' sbreib!firry .a t trt•es....,
and cold water tarldiraa ihritg "tve tion s e; 'Th ,
non-e is in „good ordrv.'-ilnely papered ' and'anilntc '
throughonta •Marnlevanntlepieccsannarlorsla•
27 and dlairifreacin.:-.Bossesslon Miro' .at 0 ha:, . k.
.clalon In Eleven th (old SeV-Xi'Mwardr . Fur , ei s,
.a.c., address. I. Z., ewe. . Box W. Gazette 001ce. •
...
FOR SAX,E
.
PiR S BL
t irA ()P 210 AC 74 3. g vd. prove...,
mews. an siebantkiti all kinds. tit.snitt. Weelit be
suitable lot garden. Yor ttrtwi
al ,
n &e . apply
to • -
Ja - .• zsleut.
TERXAvkx RksiDENCE: locate& 213
rnsyenue. Vesh6ny. city. b,twern BMW a
street Jnyln
_svenue..--Nst.len62--ornsis nt 14
rooms. list! tow r5..2%.1 .cell .r, gs 6 tornagnons ;nal"
Alt finish dirk &rat mass style., Lon 48' 11 . 7 I I£o3
20 root gips. will 66 soul on 62SY Set AOPP. II 4'
CNOPV & lf.al Es ca22.2gsnts. .14t5'',129
7011rel114 , 1ttli , . J2I6
FOR SAIC
LLDI6SJINESS STAND—
.
A well , known and pewspeious wholesale h os t_
• I n d
nein atand. ortth%sinek• ditto s, a o :red for
r f e 1 fll
gale. ' FatisffflitiTy rreo4onaaretivell for the'dispo
, ..... ~,........,
, sa l . Apply atiVititifiliTititrr:-' , "--,
' '
1 - Ron' BATE —T .hie tiiii fib Ato ry
jo • brick wart houay. 24 by 64 feer4ulted 6 -
0, 1 110 aTitELT.i.4lleghely coy: - N2lO. 28;:nONKIgti#
pitli pas t low' and' Grain Ware bowie. Abo, that
two stor. brick dv Oleg ti0u5e,20,4,44 feci,• 4 ,4,
Joni:az the above containing, six .vocms'.? '. ..,
o et t.ee partivultra 'enquire on the premirmea of ii,
iiirE al, & 0i1hi....„....„ , ~-..,,,- -, 7k. Y. , V' 4 i , 2 '-',.
- - .
- -
'Ewa SAILIE—FAIRRL--,2011)
-
o r, f droLmidoiitimialn , Nutt rp., 18'990;,
morelmon, countv,l4lividle*.fcomilrovln Scs 19
the Penns • It, V .1* .• IMO* , &Wed 1 .
good •retialr.l-Im9l , gra t pl4l :tabik
- - Terms moats Irstf•
..11 1 / 1 1 11 re', , f • !,
=eel* Stanog;) • :Sa 4 t
0w5.1.. 1
as4Esuoktookii
- v. sr. esa,roup *Greet.
.:4eIITY wry:
- --rtr4ectV't • tAnq l 414.vvero
NEW ADIM)I,T43iErdENTS.
'W IfITE
,WAR
CIAOTREP.4 LINES
GIRARD WIRE COD 'ANY,
OF PITILA.II3ka."PIIIA.
VA. S. 131_JA.14 . ..1 0 5
I%,icp. 3 St. Clairtreats
only Agent for Allegheny County.
SyLLS AT YANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
CAI for Cacalsr. ' • 329 • (132
) .i'0:(133
triIIOWAS 11011ERTS,••‘
In Account W ith Sixth W ttrd,S.c4ool Board.
10651. Janyt*l7, l ...T. 1fia4:4•411!
Tu balance on•lnenti•
'To cmh recd Iron collectpr 2,282 00 $2,516 52
, I J. 1.. .
CR
By cash Paid rot -•
surauce.•.., $ 244.9}
By cash paidlibr .; r••
tt',nery, &c. 283 44
By Cafilb Wad &or ,1be)....111.ni5;,•,.
sor's s•rlare l'Scc - -7tra
cAbh paid Or Iron sure.— 1'6611
By cash paid ter repairs. in
'chiding plumbing. palm
ing. glaring, &.c
Balance on hand.
;Balance of. bounty find
transferred to school &Wt., an 86-, '1,14Ar59
We, the undersigned“havlng beetoappointed a
Crimittee to audit the account. of THOMASROB
IC TS, 'treasurer of the Str,tll,,W,trrd •SchotßAVarri
and Bonnty funds, hiving attended - to that duty.
do fin 4 the,alt i weistiteinflitti correct. leavii.44 ,a,tutal
:balance in ,the. Hanle it TreftruferOT nft. en hundred'
;and thirti,elgtl doilajsand,,forty-tive.crnts.•:. • ,
W
11.41.i.11 11c1.011),
JACOB V. WALTER:
Pit'revic t GB. Jar. 1. 1E69. ja20.d31
ottinicliirtE PROVIDING ' FOR
TWO WHARF DISTRIOTS;`&O;'
Ste. 1. Se it ordained and enacted by the Select
and Comidon. Co.up et: ki fir the . Oath tir highealboitad.
!Lig herrhu enacted by the witnority of the same,
siThat from and after the lstot Jasivary,.lsl344 the,
wharf shall be' ditided tnto two districts; to be
known as the Easters, and WeLtern stalckAnders
son street being the dlviolugline of theMistricti.
chat 2. Toe wharves thus divided stall be put in
chai ge a wharfaitister, to be elected at the same
Unless other city officers. at the first .meeting of
Counclid of each year. They will be required to
ir,ve bond in the .tint of 43,000 each for the faith
ful discharge of stitilr duties, receiving za consider
ation therefor the rates aln.ady provided by law.
SEC 3 It shall.be the auty'of theivrhartmai tem In
. addition to the cor eet ion of wharfage. Sc. to keep the
-.wherfin good rder and see that no dirt or rubble's is
placed on any portiadi hereof without their permis
sion and miner - their direction and any person so
offending shall be gable to a fine Of five doltarst , . the
;dame to be recovered summarily upon conviction.
4. E st e., wharfmasier wLI be required to make
trimonthly r.turu of the business transacted by him
to the City Controller. anounsinir or paying to the
City Treasu. er at the same periods.
1' SgC. 5. 'chat so much of any ordlinance conflicting
'ivrithor suppled by the foregoidg, be and the same
s here oy . • • .
Ordalded and leffacted 'into g law this' thill Tout ,
t..enth Uaj of taotisry, in the year of our Lord one
t ouSand eight hundred and sixty-nine.
- JAMES McBRIEIL
President of Select Council.
JOHN S. LALAGLE,
Preeldeiit-of Couninon Cowell.
Attest: •-' • •
AD, MacrEnnolg x Clerk of Select Council.
R. DILWORTH. vlerk Of CollilliOn Council. ' 1120
OLLAR SAVANGS
the ti'eta , ral .480taly of the Cansmo'ntio crith of
:Pennayloania: -
.
he unde-signed,. TreaSorer of the "MILLAR
viNGS ouiullapee w•th the Charter
said Bank, begs leave td ininnit the following
.Dort o. it, coadit ion ou the 30th da:s of Novem.
1S68:
LIABILITIES:
cunt due De
-091 Lora c cm
.t, 1864 62,073,639 17
'skit rid fo: the ,
ast utontits: ... - 05,46‘ 14, ; ,
iittluiont Pond. - 'lB4 497 30
Total liabilities 4'1,315,804 61
6 on Bond
.ud M0rtgAtte,..104654.066.-45
-R Estate... 25,475 27
ck • lc
• burgh Hanks .... 71,634 04
4.1. 6 5-2 , 1 six r.r
cent Bond 4, '65 •
,567 350.000 00
U.S. sic per cent
.Bonds, 1661..
8111, Recelv..lue
iu Bank an I
133;863.10
, Total Astetg
'The undersigned, Auditing Committee. respect
fully, report that-tbey have egarninld Ant Treasur
er,. report for the la-t sty, months. ens leg Novem
ber 30tb, 186 e. and have examined the. Asses of
the Bank:. Uonsisting of -Bonds and,Morttrapes,
Deeds of Real Estate. Certificates of Bank Block,
Biqa Rev-)vab'e, U. B. 3.20 et per cent. Bonds,
63 and -61. U. S. Mx- per cent. Banda, 1881. and
the.caeh in Bank and on hand. and ttltb.saaglepr
correspond wits the above fePort. -
R. C. LOOMIs.
JAMES 11. HELLY, I And. Cont.
WM. J. A vDEtatitrli,
OrITTSBUFGII..December 9, 1888.
vine Trustees have deelared a dividend of three '
43,y,per cent. out oi the profits or tee, I,rt tix.
.months„ , free of (4oeernMent "l'ax,'"payable forth
with,. If not al rawn, will bear Interest from theist
Inst. Alan dee.areelaen tl
viden. of three ta.) 'per
cent. June 1, nos. maktur six (13 4 per cent. for
the year tudlog NoVember 30.-111891.. _ •'-• ' '
''1 5 .12 - rsnunGti. December 1x,,7868. A
In sceMdinacoWlth tee. Id of tfieCtarierof tide
Instlterlon 1 b, g leave to,aubmit the names , of all
sueh•depon torn who come Within Gs rcope,with thE
..smount ~ue them appended:
S. Ha atones. 4606 13: Maria C. Whiting' lii 36;
/lichael'eln , on. $5,61 38; Charles A. Lank, V. 6176 t 8;
Mary A Lankel. 66'27. 0 0:4 616 . 1 Derne l if, 441'12 - Pe -•
terNausbemn. 4:08 El: Chrletlana Mctillvray, *74l' 88 -
home b av Gip. -411.5.V.69: Mary Moors. *tat ft; .t . ,,eorgd.
Wilson. W 66; lb .spit J. Hamilton ' *54 85; Sarah
M. Banket,..... 4,128 ; reter .'augree.4llB9 , 29l Ira-1w
bell 16,rain $33 . 72; Frederick A. Winkler, $224 22;
,i.aura'Fcrirer, 4.Z1. 75;,W1113 4 n3 J. And.o.lol3,fruneat:
$259 74; hfary Jonels: 1)!Xl 36; 'arab Bailey, 4407 41:
Predericx R. holm, 1 8.3 99, , Thotnag,Lemni. 44 - 4.676 •
Laughlin Mclntosh. M . 5•43; Daniel Border, 41.760 97;
;Hannah E Glbs..n,,W) 93; June 31elfIbbeny.1211.70: '
:J05.12.4r01fti: , 4166 79f Birbara Xing, 4=7 141: Re
=Mee* c• heetnutbood. $125 34; MU, Kearns. 470 ..55k
J. e-a) Wonnietb4.l6ls 01: Heiman M I , aven" , 63 36:, -
IL b. Fahne,t , ,ck. Tru-tee, $l7l '1; H. my ti
, Fahn
tlknst(l;Mrlirrtg. ' s" 3 14:MarY Won
:
rig.ir:.fii.Aha I.,liwortn.
4.165 2; taco.
Is skluan- *10044 11Mmas ;4, Blair. Trustee, •44.3 43;
!flannel. ,M. Davis, in trust, $144'12; sarah finals,
4576 83;„Juba11
....dgull, . II witeee - 4121 Sir nt
•Willta
13.1,ey, 4411 . 63 James Manner, $ll5 61; Francis
, FI7 1111 .! r. , 13 6 .t; etew-61 6 14 . W66i , In irata:4ll23 044
o' l ' o olo 4B ' ilt n, .r. 61. • Vreeerlek eher, 693 07;
jos lan J.. clantoat, 01:17} 63:. Tbulnall •ase t• 1 41 7. -:
..1 1 4..r, 4SaO3. Marfa u. veglara, m. go;
%taw A. Ulm.. $1,120 62; wainion• H. MaltneWl6,,
$lBB Bli JimeaT; 4 1 0rotrart; 168 97 ; Wilt 'in P. Thom.'
• Ison, $ll9 73; George Hind., $74 70: Alfred G. .11ar.
ton. 4 , 48 114 r Nameg Mdllullottgb.4l4B 26Y Ellallsr6e;
481396• ltohert P. Jordan, 04x379 ; Wm., Idc„E„ee,
am MI 4snres 1111. , +Hendk. , 1110134 - 1 , 167 60.” Watsen'
-ugh .., $.".134; •oho Jordan. $6749. Lorenzo I/.
Duluoiet!•.: 4•124 - 13: - . Jane Graham; awl doviDivid Vi:
Jawes. +.6054• Robert M. Thompson, $1,17222:
Ezra T. Vise 4 Ma felt Shontas .1 i i Will 15M5.4716 1:5 r
..Ent4 , ..161 ,1 da11. s'./3 fin Jns ph Breker. $132 61; wm,
4'49
e*vitti Trustee, ,36: IVM. 41syl,....,Tinatrop
*134 64 Jacob tlfrihtleld, T.-nstee. $2lO 36; drab D.
Neon *l4l 65: Ma , thew Haelea.. Jr., $12842• lytig,
51...45 ' Miller, 4214 92: Sarah J. Wrieht. 62 049 41.
efltila ii. 14 enfang 4163 h 2: Joseph Win err, $753 31;
Armild McLain.. $l4O 11;
_The.*** M____evax...s24o,26e
Tlitnnar E 111611: vale: Urtl9 VateltlWsP , 66: Eteahor
ilrll•rtnick, $13628; sewer; lteaeh, $.13 391 b ugles,
Mea nalpwln. a Ern 61otee..Str.o 1 .1.it. 41'198 6.lVEt•x4-
'lO,l, Metgung. 4:17 30: Jam. a D. (last. am, Tru•de-,
$13144: James 16. 1111.31 , 4111, Tr.tater,'. Inn &O Mary
Urlersou, 09 ea. Robert e. ham, $122 5.:: Henri at 11-
411. 1101 . •041/9 fjb; 41.4tny_ T
McVleaer.•74b 06; 31,311n45 ,
Fr4rman.t 367 61 ; John Kalahel, .446 03: Darin 14144.,
Trustee,.oo ,63;•,Lav,d.,11,1g49.... Truster,' $139 66s
43...14. 1 Riggs Treater, Sc 4 66; Dark; Witte.,
Trustee, tvi 60:1)..%a5; lggs. 'Arlyajee.,4 o o•66;,l 4 icha .
out inppetd,'' , 46B ,et Sarni, s. ratter.on 070 68:
Weo.,Foerster. $1 a .M
49.arearet ,Wltaltni..-41 , 17. 4d:
!Rebell:. Martin. ° lna Illf 'Filxatle , ll Boyf, 6,grd 6a;
Bane Rodgers, 41.43 24; hiargaretta S. Dobson. 413046;
,53r,.1. I....ergin., 4194 Jo: Cearlotte 8 atty, 4.3r8 62;
CIIA. I, 0 W. fay lur. .369 43; F. A. Dliwur l o,f6l o B 21:
0, Otto Chester.: 4= 33; °able.' NeelyB347 01;
' 4.1..r , ba Clark 476 08; Ann E. House. 1167 . 47 Mary
HeR. leer. VS ta;iforrna:ur 11. Meyer. 4482 87; Ueo.'
W. MrClurr .61.64 92; ~ onto V. 1, le. 469 24; Jane
' l'aef is ..450 SO. En...eh riazton,'4Ml , !I; A. 11112 id.N
,;$20644: It bert ...Meanie, $l, 41; WlPlam e , M •lurit,
14; Jonn ty, hs,oo, • 3
,u,ate 4e14 se- John. 14: ,
I''Ma +o
31 eller. 461 CIO: ntrl-1 McLaugtdo, $2l 44: Walter
-14 . . * Ce.1y V 4.3 51; Ell‘ahetl. ••uumut, 4363.48; John
0'N.11 , 4 . 311 13: 3l'argaret 1. Thema*, 4241 94: hi ar
glare& Vogel, 4 1 57.09; Lydia Alanaon. htlf. 35; • 1.1111.
Killian: 414:115i . trinuel M. YOnulr, $lOl 87; .. hebe
McLean. atle 33* FrAUCIS ret/y, MAI VI: J , ,arnf.
O'Br , , 0. 0,3;7 el: John''"chin, 6118 73:',11)htl PIAIZ.
$ll7 63; 7 11)1an Inv k• r, 493 62: ',avid Beynota, 41'11 13;
Joseph, Fliesinger, e 4 06 27; Annie Beatty, 17Y7 06;
Wm. ..; Morrie, 668 ,8 29: JUlla A CubbAr.,
1 ;1 72 16;
E m . S T NixunP4l94 09; • Thomis` Gandent, -hi I'3;
...,e4,6en la link, via 17; Pieter [the Inoeleter 600 27;
bet 06.. i. Wi , suu, *rel 17; Samuel. Tate. 4411 72;
!.lisle al. Long, $ll5 &V: David GrlfliGas, $5B 17:
M Iry J. Mori illr, 41 161 Ague* 11.10..9..., 1 341 7 V....'
John 1, goena(4ll3:yoLJanies DteCl.4.and. Mal $ }F
t?trsll7% YB4"uKle.ll Cl;
IW.
ee4sl Maryf;Lon. 410 lisri.
31rrer, W,4 82; AT. W. I) wisp, $ll4 lin Alexander
MdKim. $ll3 91; .lobta Conner, $171 . 30: jo• n G 1 -
au.. /11,4 fa 10: John_9l4uSrAto $3,6t2 4/ g csarlip gra
sravalroeg.. *ll4 16; JOTIff 'Hull. 11. 1 7 05; 14 nIget 31.
Italie; ILIV 67; Hartle; B. Ylannagan,
.4.111 01_; W.
ly, cfp. , •4;33 23; Clasper N. Meitner .44. 67 . ; : franir
fi , Imre. , '47,32; -411.4e,164.0.44.4234.,.414 . ..F.L.r..
LOA /4170 43f oriel I. Mate. 41,4 46; Je , We 8.
[ jgglll:4;s4 49 ; 4,44,14f 14 7s; yonyt 1 replo , h ,
, vss th , ,,,1i 4 Naltime, As, am b übge er.
• 951 1 97 kif ° M If . 113`64 0#Mien f ell it tf il
al lit. le . 00.14. d. 11 ;
Y.4.3otra. tilr,a4mgy.; ittigag.eriNiffgat'l .
,Alfa,UloC4llllo.ll4 4 gl 4MUMWANI.
, met IS
PITTOUREIB:iIIitZEM i7VEMESOPLY.rf TIKAT. , nII-1 2
MED
392 b 6 2.516 52
• 6, •
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50,013 75
30,1%0 00
11's Vittsllit`ft Ciatttt.
j. -- kritt311:111) DAILY, By •
PENNIM, REIEII &CO.; Propnettat.
F. .pi;PENNEKA.N. JOSIAH HI.Ne.
P. HOUSTON., N. P. RaCZ,D.
‘ „,,..34,1H . 0r5,and Prßorif.tori.
A4BETTK . ,.BBII.I)Iti NOS. 84 AND 16 MTH ST.
h . OF • CUL PAPER' •-: , . ' ,
)f Pittsburgh, llegheny and Allegheny
. . , County. • -
Terms—Datly. ,de i... Wakill• I Weakly, - '
. yglsr .. e ts,(C, 9. el,enriv, tig Bingil OM •figLEO
3/ 6 the ly' t
rek 75 V ' e i rniOe 1 1 , i _. - 4° °E'es ' ele i- tit
(from carrier.) ( - i—end one to Agent.
WEDNESDAY - , JANtrAIiY ' liQ.' 11361).
Tai. Wikalux e /awns., (Slued on Wed—
loaday a and Satu , ays, irtheibest atld cheap
. Jet family newel i , , er in Pennaylvania. It
presents each ta- k forty-eight iolumns of
wild reading wife ::: It Welt . ihst Palest. as
, well as tke , most r ttablemarkft repotts of any.
selper in the Sta "Its fitis are used ezelu
/41
livery by the Civil C grof Ltilligheni county
/or referinee'rti i 6rfaiiti 4 siiteift&dete*Mitre
.;he rulini 4 prietSi the Mat ice arthiiintiro .
the business tratietton - IV distmeet k TPS b ie
`dingle cops,. one year, $1.50 ; in eZubs offivi,
p 1,25 ; in clubs of ten, tio.s i and -6W:the
' ' So the getter ap•c i, f. the elo.,,,Specipen:oopiet
lent free to any tilidress. „ ,
.' .7. . ~. ~. . P- t. . .1 ,• . h .
rwE -,.. t
iri4l , on „the inside %pager , of this
~ m orniey's • GAzEtTE—Erecond page: Ephem
art's, Mjseellaneous. Third, anoi,Si.Vh Acrgiv'
commercial, ; Rinaniial, - Mercantile , and
River.: Wiwi, .:rmyrts, ',Maikegs': Etiiitith
page:' : .Genirrar ,Misiattny. of lniCresting:
Reading Matter; 4musenient Direetory.'
• ' ' N f11.,t .. , , 41, .o , ' ';: •
' ' PETROLE6I at Antweii) 571 francs.
U. S. BOINDS at Frainkfoit, 79g(01794,.
• ~tt
GOLD closed'yesterday in New York a
A 'CosivaNnow . of delegutes, representing
a number of companies interested in ROE-
Bilis' process for preserving•wood, was held.
a few days ago in — New York, of which,
, We
observe by our 4ieliatsgei: letr/Vir.' E. V. •
3 1 ,EtecRtna r qfillis city,was•Secretary. ;
alengthy. report of the proceedings pub
lished liithe New York :World, we learn
that the process finds Savor with some o f
the most eminent chemists of the "ctisinto
and that its .universal adoption is no iFo
probible evtrit. ' ' • ' "
TUE PUSIDENT justifies his latest Am
nesty, I:•roOninatien -upon the constitutiepal
rights of-the insists tha Exeputive, and t the
•
act was "hi strict'accordance with judicial
expositions and in conformity to precedents.
established b' Visolicoiox In '95, and . bY
other PreSidentspince." The precedeikt of.
'95 has atways been quoted, relied uport and
conformed,to ,by Mr. Joussold's predeces
sor& •Thatprededent by itatermai exOresa::
ly exchided From amnesty every person
"who standeth indicted or convicted of any
treason, wisprislon of treason or other .of--
fendes against' the ,United Biates." The
present .Executive isthe first to- --- clairn - the
prerogative of •paitliining offeitders
After indictment found sad-before comic.
don. So much for his precedentl
stitutionallavi is not regarded as of any
greater validity.- - • •
,
~..YEATE.RDAY was a Senatorial day in a
t number Of States. The following list em 4
'l64ces all the election results - recellred” k •
Pennsylvania, v",..441i,5c0Z7, '
New :York' • - 'E. trit!4;toN;R:
Delaware.... h.....:44.TH0MA1S BAVARN , D;
New jersey
Itassachusetta ; . .. AnLes Sumwnn.
Wiw:Cumnaes,
Minnesota.....: ALEX. RAMSEY; R.
MichiganQUOPl,ASsßs ;
Mains H A'N'S I ESAL
` MI sours t . 4 ...RAUL SCHURZ!
We have,flo informatioA from , Nebraska,
but it is highly' probable that Senator Trr-
TON hut been ; re-eletted. Florida'postpon
ed election. In Delaware Jas.' 'IL.
134x.ario was electetMserve'the short tered,
which expires on , -tho 144 of the ; Aiming
'l.iareb,,pr . .te cal. the complete Auexplzed
term of the laieitriDLF.,,to,which
ifeaney, he: t w!ts;., appointed , j A p p01, t 4?„67.,
Tuds '4..ksilio
.his, son wzo elected his
successor to:fill tho' fill! term of Six YOats.
Tun new Spanish CortO w ll liemoa
•'tircideal by a deciticytblf• 3sird t tnafbrity,
tbeltepubliains having.only &tont one hi3n
died members, or:lkea' Mini if thlit - tq the
'etitfie
well-1001zegi` );
loontbs - past have held steadily t?, i tivali . .. k
Viciloh that Spain is not now, nor for an.
L attmr generatiowliketfc tO 1it.;14106,(6r11,1Re
,
i'VAictiwAsyfirP.A.kgo-.1,150 , 105".4v0med ,
sentiment yilt4,ll3#:l4l.be ,corpktituent,
l'iletibly t tan.l mill, :largely ) contribute t o
sigtpe Wein* polity of the kin .4 gdom in ac
cordance with Democratic A.V.Otitiett:
tionali throne, , witir,a• dynAsty ...T•preseryie
iiing on tAlopppular Aridinte* f0r.43 per-
Vetilation, and idirtkii merely the ( Executive
bt' the National will, Spain 'Will find; Per
haps, in Prussia its neliatilkititiplartifPon
the European , c90.9er1t,....A limited, PIMA'
,archy' upon that model will be a vast im
proyoment upon the 'Old IroOlion!diVgPae.
' PACIFIC RaftwAY`mattbrs are assuming
Another shape. The UntotO Pacific , : dyes`
the GOvernment security, to the amount' of
.$3,000,000 in "bondi . ‘tiiiit ' all itit'grard of
_lands, for the, catth(u.L.completion ! :•of, .its
work according,
„tt contract. The North
and SouthVacifferoatisAO ton Fo rt ftsy, for
stlysidy•aid or' giett'idi I leitalgrithte;'thby
' are now apolleantai only: for Abe Ttoastry
guarantee of six F a ripsit, 4.ptefeitApqn,. a
',lhMtf(i amount
. f they b onds.
, The East-..
em Divi4,ll44o4rees.with,,thekili
tral Pamfici sA4 le Mutitite(lietrort to to' ber
made to induce Confrfel4.lt!iLl t itqlotl.A.
au extension ; eastward from Its unction
;:with du; Unfol,MY 4 4.liF lOcli V Ao44li,'
~ .t, I /1•1 4 , 1 , t ,0• 01 ,
;Where the . elage rn 4 l oll TA,9l!“ t4 , 496Thht
~* Miilidt d: "4 : ,•, :i . tl i !V glt P:V-r••
t ilt
~,,- v eittLiktirilartikiditi l lkiseit ,UM
;,- •,_.. 2 .,,, i , t ,1. 2 „ w x- r at i ,, . .11 1;
entlirlprimspilsonno..m.r. 1 0,
*ektriiitigleVl4l4. aill
tern Division road, and/tteek4 ipiprettiacy in
a Ihrough line from-Plailadelphia to San
FranciscoicithOut being requirad to diveige
Chicago or'being forced to combine with
the New York Central for the control orilia
lOmaha line." •
-
, The Legislatureof Pennsylvania yester
terday eleeted Hon: Jon' Scirrr, United
.States Senator for six years from next
Mara', 'vice BII I CKALEW, retired. The oppo
sition vote was cast at Harrisburg for Mr.
Wes.t.AcE, of Clearfield, -notWithstinding
the i c4mpliment. was , carnestly„ desired for.
BuctAmstr, whose friends insisted that
it was due tO, , Itwa,s certainly very
shabby in the opposition, thus, to disregard
a duty of simple justice to' algentleman who,
apart from' hie has'm'aintained
morethan : respectable position, in the Senate
and in the pubiltregard: ' , '
• :
The deciiiVe vote of 90 to 67, by which
the House has pat a final Oiletui, for this . '
rapselon, upon, the policy of subsidizing rail-
Way - and other corporations trona the Nit::
„tional, treasury, ; will afford the ' greatest 1
satisfaction to the country- , There • ia, but'
little danger that the policy thuit'cOndertined I
will be reeved in ; , the , ' ensuing Congress. ,
Nor, fortunately, is there any , just reason
lar apPhWtiiion th'at'th4ll'e l3 o l t g I3 J IB6 '
will " g o bacli".., ` Upon iti.own vote. - Thm
"grab'tgarae; Which, In the ttgregate, pro;
:Posed . vi'deplete the" Ireastirik the enOr- ,
~ , . , ~ ~ . e
1:110113, sum of two hundred, millions of dol- •
Jars, is played out.: - The railway, steam.'
.fitip, ship.canal And the Otlieerinta, which
•
have filled the purliens'of the Capitol with
'a swarm otl insatiable plunderers, have
thrown up their bards in disgust, and. fled
from the_ scene of their , discomfiture. It
ylits:paly fni• Congre ss to' complete its
iod Work by flattening out the rest of these
irrupt combinatiOns—itemt ihel'ostofilee,
alien Department and whisky.thieves—
a entitle itself to' the unnteakre4 gratitude ,
i
co the country. . -. '• • '
' The , yeas sand nays, . on this important; ,
vote, Begin
,to be , entirely, irrespective of
I .political opinions: ~,The opposition mem
bers were very fairly dividedi•whild of our
.own friends we find among the, yeas such
a' Brsonam, BourWELL, • DELANO, the
,two LAWREN I CES, BCOFIELD, SILELLLABAR
' 0E44 andifirminnvo,• and we' regret to see
such ittfluentitti .0 embers as;, EI,AEF4ELD,
KE.LLF.Y,Aila ' ScxtEices• on the other side. • • •
We have to thank aDemocratic member,'
Mr. Hot aLicA - , , nt Indiana, for t ., Peeving the
resolution"' Which ',brought the, .members
inexorably to book: ' Are are not disposed
I.o.lmpeacil the sincerity of a,public virtue
.which is les's likely to be demonstrative in
a political majority than in the minority
with which le 'usually acts. Let us pay
nothing of the tactics of the politician and
.gratefully aClinowledge. that the record,
at least for this' time, proves him a faithful
representative. 'And• we forbear any .
minute analysis of the vote, observing
only this, that in the fact • Pf, Sixty-seven
members thus consenting to go to the
• country upOn the record as opposed to
a frank declaration of the public 'policy'
against the imposiflo i n of additional burthena
upon the trmsury, we finds very significant
•proof that the treasury , had been up to'that
Moment' in very; serious peril; ,from the
powerful coinbinalipns formed and daily
gathering strength \ agalnit It: This vote
satisfies us that the country hid not taken
the alarm an hour t6o , soon. We , believe
r . .
gor
11(
.
that in the absence of th is timely aq . deci
ille cliclaiatf4,:inoPP than One ottheperict-
Ing' subsidy-schemes, involving no one ash
tell how' litany- millions' of dollars,. liioul d .
have been rushed through w i4;4ut ,u,;., yeas
and nays, in the customary confusion of the
ilifiBioii'sfatit hours. That dodge too; which,
otlateltits been tho'reperved trorisp.riaM •Of
the lobby, is:now prettreffectually blocked. liyeltiAlki BtIEFAIARE.' ,- .
But It - Will: Still bear Watching, and Ivltit
' viiliiancP ft , Pi now sure of a renewed defeat.
lately delivered by Dr . Ttfoyrsolv, of New -
Eet us . not : hope fo r too ranch. ,If the
TOrk, presen4,
perhaps, the atrongeSt, POs•
Present.H.il°olnlic!t'' re a ch
41e large; 4%4 .Bible view of this question,
.-. to be Men.
; well disciplined,armY of re!enue robbers, in froth the obj'ector's standteint. Even the
and out ott ollice;:let it
. do The .s °°!di Y. : a ; sex will theoietialry ;Ai& 'that' liOth l iiiaee'
fur ! her .; 0 4 .1 0 I; .i exP°sini• the - t 'n4 h ° 4 : shOuld be heard. • Says the Doctor:'
falsity of the public b elief that large frauds Even If the ballot could raise woman PCF ,
are covered up in the 100:1111gesiNrit ,of the litically, the naticutesrinot afford sot 56.1:f60
:Vosioffice. Suppose that this- would, hurt. • fen r t e m i e ts nt ni s Trgletto
di v v i est: f ri t g lo , il tr t u to if it tp y e .
th i feeiings °La , towinerriberspersienallydn6 ' , •iiity—in a word, of chivalry, and arraying
tereetedlet ' , these be comforted tiyidekets 'i the sexestri the contest, of niiiistler 'W.
tilieady. yisilllnccUlawlgh.cozaigcit:l,:iai -marl cannot hope to act tor . herself .in . pub.
- - , , , ' r - '''Tfelife and still receive the honorable con
the \ Executive ofne#l•l4-,t ( ATtMk-Allttr, the j sideratlon'noW:accortled . to the - delleicy,..of,
Indian-bureau, where there- is still time her sex. ,She must choose . between %bettor,
IP-tiaaptutaffirrii`e idn'oret 'tut/ Eii,ci...
~, S. 4flf if she Abell elect Alitt, lujter, She,Will ,
enough tut.
.--,._.,..-_ .. ~.,• ~
... _ ._', ••• •Inetitably find that in what direction • so.
16tv. for profitable plunder which has a l rea d y beet shs'forishr herself outside lie Agotei:e
.. R4OO 0 444 , 0* , § .i foikii l iko o " : ; . 4 : 0 ..1 01 .. - Atetrevi:larfrortftaufindbeibrstd:
she
the internal Pf„!o!Pkillitei,sofir. Isla
falsing.aistep tOwartl her own degrade
dipbbed;isyt themilliorr'oitWO per week, lion, Irsho 'esin'brave the
opprobriumi
we.lottrnepossiblit hnprisittheil Gail te3l? cannot 'r:nt i ` t, r ii d t:.T t
16 ,
,farm . siffinelitiliterateditt ilie Other' bid by thepolksttsontisingielensens slut, Inntravev
,the averirie.':Atid,,,tArif,hrOofY 4 weeks o$ ',,,Tar i r r l rm.
e greg g riA l e! e rli c) ; l 7.:e i ll ti n e' l l ;
1_ .4e-,PF,nd',.. Ppm,' ' she j'persossi f iveill - d 'bring a,lriner aariwonfinto
Then the coulitry, 91
thing, and ciiiiils that f every•dolisi of die out pohticat carnysigns:• ,, 'We cannot'forir
'le c k f ° / gs l7 P'• l l leß °flt4ll3lemirlYileiltd " b"4 'ta r :lt:2 lv, till i titist a mi s l i t i l h it i a li g t d ed ;a t n:
estly tilie - liffhttillY 'Collected;• President
atrocity;• nor;,,that woman produeed "the
GRANT 'and - the , people will soon Inow • the' worst, nictriAlotililee'ot titer, Preis% , revoin
14,cathet an - d •
I, tten; nor can. we shut our eyes , to the fact
reason why. ' eill '' that' bat" lish that'in k oat cities the servile classesof the
;the su b ord i nate lnireaux are:to,h6,lllled, and' sex wou s kl.rolly,upthe poshieg ~,pf, the,
lopOn that linellfoAdininistratlon fights for , desosEr Ps. anti tliat'AV 1110011 woul4
the'tour.felirito tothel' t: t't :I's Sr. ifr 7 i l tn e tUeir l i l it l i t g e n n e ° a ni t i o Its "po P il i t i gl ° Z;u t P ° .
tkieS. 'rho history' of church electlonsAtt,
,whiolt Abbesses had.e voice,:is. a warning ,
here. But the calamity to be shunned is
,
shut men; ceasirig tdrep'ept and.,hener„Wei..,
irie nin their toretoktitiVe Of 'inn abode,
_sbris . l -1
(bar or court them as ,BD eh:Uncut 1' of,nu-
' merles' powert6-iiir • , when the - spirit of
chivalry with its generowi loyulty to'selr le‘,.
gone, the glory of the Repub li c will be ex.,
tinguished forever. „,
---,'7---!'•'"'r9---io.•r ' t . l
w "I'llE 'Nnili , FINANCIAL SO OEMS.
Tho new, Yunding44ll, reported.,to :the
Senate on Monday, pr&ddes, l lst; to legalize
c4n4raciS..made,. lipecialis, payable, in coin;
tad, substituting for the existing pledge, of
'all the duties :levied upon Imported goods,
for the payment, of .tbe interest and principal ,
of the pribilcdebl,' the , tifed intinof,lo9,=.
,coo,,00p::only , for that, appiterition; a / 7 11.6, per
m#tin'g the funding of tpelegal-tendernotes
into new 10.49 dye yer cetit bonds, interest
and payable imirl; i 4 'be exempt
from State or-plunicipal toast )And-the
income ifieiefrOitiqo beOlit i ble j , 419, tax be
'yond such as may be assessed on 'other in
,oiipits; ,ilth;:tuthiltlkliirtlied ud'citi gold
i r
notei, ,fraux thAlrepory,,,wit Olit:Antereatt ,
,payabf,a on demand, dyable fpF;dl public
dii,es, and which, at,
,thß. i disctetip,,rt i ,9c ,the
illArourX4Adki;ssBl4ol l lotB.ll4 exceeding, the:
i itiorio of legaMeaderl otitis Y eowtolitd.
Ander itfir ei l d'' f atrOti, hiiii ' 6 iiipigi till
‘ l °;tr ch "eif f iiffttil i f 4l4l4/V
'Am Aas tt . ..k.
IF-6%
IBM
bonds; sth, authorizing the National Banks
also to issue :gold-notes, to the extent 'of
'sixty-fire per cent. of bonds. deposited in
the- Treasury expressly for the security of
the same. " . •
'Stich was substantially tha bill as reported
from the Finance. Committee by its chair
Amepilmeirts were at the same, time
•submitted by other members,.. embodying
only some additional precautions against an
unduly rapid coattaction of the legal-tender
currency. It is to be presumed, • therefore,
that the bill; with these slight modifications,
awe - re the consenting judgment of a major •
-
ity of. the Committee, and, as such, is pre
aerated to the country as a measuree entitled
to its serioni •ccinsideration.
- , • • . .•
• The piblic assent will undoubtedly sus
tain Congress; in declaring The validity of
contrieta EtPecifically payable in coin:: That
propositiorrhas been heretofore- very fully
'discussed, and publiC 'opinion 'preponderates
strongly in its favor. . ,
Existing legislation; pledges the entire
receipts from customs•for the securitrolthe
bondholders, that !et; say, Ili effect, f6r the
'Payment of- the interest, both being in coin.
'The sum no* indicated, $140,000,000, giving
broad margin, some, ten or twelve millions,
over the actual, neecii, of the !,Treasury for
That purpose; the 1411 wisely 'propcises to , re.'
lease the excess of duties, estimated for 'thp
Current yenj. 420,000,000;: :or a -total of
$160,000,000, from its idle andltieleis im
prisonment in the T,redit'iryvaults,.,nnd
make its application val6able
,fOr the pur
poses-both of. erchlation aruito rekem, the
public debt , : ; ' • ; ,
The' pinion is very, gtAi*,.. and proba-.
bly it is Well-founded, that- the rate of in
terest on' a "few loatt, iegotiat`coi for any'
pnrpose, may be reduced if coupled with
such express pledges, as to the coin-redemp.:
tionlof both principarand fniereit; . es shonld
pteclude the objections made in some quar
ters to the present issues of•bands. _The
bill adopts' this view in the'proposed fund
.ing of the legal-tenders'. i.lt .will strike the
pnblic mind that none of the proviSions of
the bill have any relation to, a change of.
'form of the 'existing securities.l Not touch
ing that question at all, it . isonly,the absorp- -
tion or 'tbe legal-tender. ‘cuiteiicy ";atici,2ll3
propoizied. One amendment is to limit this
'absorption to two millions liermonth; while
another Provides for a re:co:inversion 'into
legal-tenders when desired , by the holder;
the first may be adopted; and the tecdnd is
not likely ie.l f4)proved. . , , '
-The next section would , ufilize.the surplus
of coin in thel'Obstiri; tut the basis ofrt new
specie-13410g circulation. To this, there
coUld.be little • objection: But, as a further
step in'lhe same - direction as indicated by
the legalization of i specific.,coin-cOntracts,
its bdoptioh would afford a: it'll more 'nora-,
plete illustration of the'pdssible incompati
bilities between 'the pro co-existing sten
aards of valudoin and paper; actual , and
fictitious, one at pat and' the:tither. more Or
less. depreciated. When the bill alionpens
thedoor yet wider, and admits' the National:
banks to the duplex privilege'tif adding to
their issues of, depreciated paper, the further
special issue' of coin -notes, Old-fashioned
people will begin to think that congress is
giving. us a little too much . Of, a gohd, thing.
' While the, , .general. scope of this bill is
'such as to merit; and: probably "to receive,the publle 'aioProtral l , 'it is not difficult' to see
that Congress will• hesitate to approve 'the
Measure as a whole: - l'hls brialhe Merit of
being• the " r stinf4st,'"artd decidedly the most!
pfactiCabie;,proposition yet submitted as a
step toward thefrestoration' of socuid / Ika' ;
tio*al thrall6e . v Areildt4Oti can &reit it
of its objectionable features without`impair
ing its 'reateffleteuey
-only to regret itie PossibilitY4liai'ltir t hit4-
dtietion at this late hour of thr.sestdorti,
should occasion a reasonable doubt as to the
certainty of itsibecomtlig . l '
• , Tan new Glverhor:OfilEnryllodl : ttliate
upon office with the respect of all parties
'aintintt his fellono-ultizetis.i la% ttuti MIA
vast improvement., upon the retiring Pov.
ernOr,SWANN. The Baltimore +Americo?'
if 4 4 ~'i 4 . -i. ...._ø.,_l,• - ~ s,i;
~+. 1. 1
eGovornoi lltiwiela'net one oethat ohms
of political fossils who , tary beCeinei the
, repreeentattve'men of thit:Denioeradri Oink
of Maryland,-hut au activeilenergeticopro
,gresitive Man, who will ,trEs' wide: liWake3o.
tho varied Intergetsof the State. l Aithoimh
decided In his political views,,he has, never
allowed illfrowneet.f-senittlient Inanimate°
k
40
i iirtocial or friendl ,relations v and , If iv,
tad napliOln ectfi ~.doutidl44s .:Itir:.:
tiblr
......t. " t',4lr, 4 inatald.noLlisiie
,Vitell44°lll,ll.lPieni Ingicroar.
° Jew: .4 ea ivi brut *it '
T9 I WHO3I,III' MAY CONCEUN.
' The marked preference of the Republi
cans of Neiv Aork, in assigning to Gov.
FENTON the Senatorial seat of Mr. Morton*
•
after March next, conveys to all concerned,
in other States as well as theirs, a significant
indication of that radically Republican sen
timent, which pervades the party, every
where. To make still clearer this sentiment,
what i
and as showing exactly t means, wo
Copy from the New York Tribune an en
planation for Governor JtioltoaN'a defeat,
Which we affectionately commend to tho
sober reflections of such "Johnsonized Fed
eral oflice-holders" as 'may read Ible'pera
'graph. Says the Tribune: '
"It is due to Governor Morgan that the
true reason should be given. Re 'stands
identified id the 'general 'estimation with
our Johndonized -Federal office-holders',
whose.'pecuniary and political affiliation
with the Copperhead Democracy, -during
'the dark hours of '66 and !67, istitterly
remembered. That one of the best Babel
dized of these renegades is now seeking
translation from the Collectorship of this
port into the diameter. of Envoy Extraor
dinary, [very] to the Etopertir of All the
Rusfilas, intensified the feeling of hostility
to the .entire crowd. and to any, one
whom they were known to favor. Nobody
imagined that they' would alt be kept in
place under General Grant; but'the appre
hension that some of them 'blight be, and
that Governor Morgan, from by-gone asso
.clatious; would be Inclined to regard them
with 'favor; turned the scale, against his re
electioni" • - •
Asliimtcn draws on, golsip about the
new Cabinet erigioSses attention among pol
iticiana and: journalists. A. dispatch to a.
New York paper speaks of one section in
the evanding brigade. of .aspirants as fol
lows c• • •
. .
'So the PennaylVanialist is too long., Mr.
Cameron is' not an asptratit;' being better
satibfled where he is; but his . ktOn, 41. D.
`CamerorWthe able and wealthy President
orthe Northern Central, toightpossiblY be
found - arraying Much influence. Sch Add
has been mentioned, and he is held f n all
hands clear-headed. able; 'and avaiia le, if
wanted. ' Wm. D. Kelley might be prli
ed opal!' to- accept the Navy, though he says
he seeks nothing. More prOmtnent I than
ant, of these is,. of 'course, Gov. Curtin,
whose friends name him in connection with.
the Interior.' Brewster for Attorney I Gen
eial and Forciey for Postmaster General are
also among"the'speculations. ' I
.
A -Vilttable PUblic Document.
The report of •Mtn._ Joseph S. Wilson,-
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
for 1808, now in press, and soon to be dis
tributed among. the members of Congress,
is undoubtedly the most important of the
many valuable contributions ofthis faithful.'
public servant. His statistics" when pub
lished will excite amazing interest among
all claSsesnot simply statesmen' but prac
tical business men, prOjpetorp,
ists, ihatufecturers,' intchartics, laborers,
and especially those who intend to emigrate
from other countries. LHe shows, among
other" thingi, that our immense portion of ;
the trade of the Asiatics—notwithstanding
the completion of; the great, oceanic canal
across the Istbmne.of Suez (three hundred
feet wide and twentY.five feet deep) to ad
mit vessels of the largest size; - by which
France and' England intend to reach the
Indies by avoiding the old circuitous and
boisterous sea route-'-the completion of the
Pacific Railroad, and our treaties with Ohina;"
will give us almost the mastery in this mag
nificent competition. • ' '
" His reflections upon this one point, sup
ported by exact figures and data, are simply,
astcunding. Heshows that we have now
over 30,000 miles of completed railroad, with
over 20,000 in. course of construction. He
gives simple and short tables, showing the
;progress of population -from-the beginning
of the.Govenament; the 'wonderful increase,.
.of our territbrialareit from the, 'same date; -
- \ theyrowth of our commerce and rnanugic
tures; our mineral t'es4litce3; and the &lag-
table working of our public land system,
the finest • the, world. He proves; by indu
bitable
.increase.
:.of,,
the certainty. of theimme
diate
.increaseof our trade with' the(•
Pacific on •the. completion of the Pillar!:
Pacific = 'Railroad, which. is ' , now - BIM. '
ply matter •of tnonthi. - But ,•tv.e can-'
tipt.give the reader everesi OOnceptiorrof the
value of this*ork.", ;41"iiiiiitt; that; has' ever
been priblishedwlll.he fotind more useful to
p-ditorsc plallOkiphers, statesnien,
fruilrera,and writers , andthinkers generally.
Litboring„..A. this gentleman constantly
dOis, fnthe,public ganly with an enthusi
asm recalling of what-we read of - .the great
Minds ot other dayi, with no personal ob
ject
except to discharge 'his duty, and' to aid
in the, develOpMent of the grandeur and re
al:dudes-of his country, be is thoroughly in
sympathy with every progressive idea and. ,
Motrement,,end deserves,' thereffirtythe
port aud'thanks of ell eulightentd men.
WATtai 'BALLAST. Itot.wts..-.Que. -hitt
drance,to the use of ,Iteavy .rollets for ; pub
lc or private road ways,:has been the difß-
'4lO of transporting 'them conveniently
from place to place; over Intermediate 10. !
calities not spited to•their movements, suds '
of 'having- them .beivy enough 'without too:
great etipenditurespreostly material. These-.
,impedimentkbaye lately been .lbgeniCsusly
obvutted,iiii the . tme of a ,41low Iron cyilln
;der,Twhich; When:: empty., is cow paratively
lied, ' , bet, winch; ,can,. at willp be tilted.witic
MAW; 'andiitcreased.in 'weight tcr,sny.y.k.,
i r.
drab! extertivA rolleereceully conlitnicted.
on t Er planOst: ectnntored ref ti•voraferAiglit
wrou 'Wired cylindeOrith's tifelutlitube_
, passe thtintgh it to receteeit three tile iron,
spind e:'; !rife beiririgi'fdrittAi i ;eoitaille •ion.
Atka EClPAfitif OPit jP 3 4.P4* B Ra:Oi s, ends.
MAI OlAnolerligia preßent,a. Y, wettr-ort .
the,,tpie. A tuni table is so arranged that.
the •horses via( be :turned emboli without.
:zolting the roller. •
CiMPTIILICONi , TrThis i substance is•Mucts
- used in - ,England (but - only.'of. late intro
ducedanto the , United States) as a suSsti-•
lute fbreareets'oroil tieths, especially in
public libraihei itni Chhrelies, lts it deatlerie?
she *end ilf' inhtiteilS: to: it' remarkable de l
greet i It is
M adeby a c;oti;thintition of polV r ,
deiodcork and the poorer gnalities, , of India.
rubbe , miti - is. Painted Or ornamented
,on the ,
sutra like oil cloths. It is not suitable for
chambers, as being a good conductor of heat:
and feeling as cold to the bare feet as • wood
tor nil. cloth.. f '
? A ' 'convenient apnlication o
~ . .
thlstubstance is for cieaning kuiveit, and is
madelby dovering'a,stripof wood With it;
then:spzinkliiig t.tie` Surface ,IVltle the clean
sin to)oi 1 / 1 14r, 4pad rulping on,c,he knife. Tho •
suttee das. not •IVear.away,.; and the resultiA very itsttsfaCtory. ~ ~• •, ~ : . ~, .
. . ,
Aneonanysrszi ;—A. , groat. and bloody
battle, between %teed ...Ali and Abdool :Rah
man,. the rivals for the throne of Affghanho , •
tan`, hi reported to have , taken place by the-.
,latest dispatches from India: The formeria
ais i og andthe latter% grandson of the .Dost
Idohltrnmeck. one of the most celebrated
Princes l of •Aslsin the , present. Century. It -
1 1i asserted that this 'tieforl
,wlll result:in . '"
the Irrhialiehrttittilitibinent Of the anthoilT:
ty of Sheri 4119,..1attt dichtred.Ofirqs4l4,. ,
:ilf 8i1g 1 14 1 .4 . Athilier 404.1.litli . PFinceitelm.,
)nti-jolne4 , ~4iq./Eltissistk tasMYllu ,, .Ccutmi ;
Ash!, had late y visited St. Petersburg—AM?
1,t ,11 11 1111 11, t Aus! A9Ateitte4 .O.Y. ._4vsl...Aative.,
'w - svo I, l * e5t,b3 1 ,444117 Demme will;, ,
riamottiii Alislt laith eon , liusslt
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