Mil
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Cregis
Railway News.
The tColumbus .Xenia
been leased to the Little 3ii;
and this leise cohfirmod by, the stock,
holders of the former. These roads here
after will be, operated as one road. It is
generally understood, howevers that this
step, is preliminary to a lenge of the en
tire-road—from Cincinnati to Columbus
—to the Pan Handle Company, which is'
owned by the Pennsylvtutis. . Central;.
This will , edy the latter a direct and con , :
-
Urinous to Cincinnati...
The eiTiritct offered by the New 'York
and Erie waS to pri,y,the interest on the
debt of trtg Columbus; -.Chicago and In
diana Central Ilailroa,.:.and" guarantee to
the - sto'ckholders . an average artnuardivi•
dead of scven per cent. • • .
The propaeition offered by the Pan
Handle road is, that they are to have sev
enty per cout. for operating the road,
and the Columbus, Chicage and in
diana Central Railroad: thirty per cent.
to pay the interest on.. the debt. Over
$9;1100,000 of stock was 'voted. The cap-1
ital stock of the conipany is 310,000.000.
Something new is preparing in Erie,
which Gould au Tialriceep vsry quiet,,
and which they will , kobablySpring spina
the street. Several parties are buying
stock quietly, expecting a sudden and
great advance. , -- These parties are reporti,
ed to be in the fethifidence of Gould and
Fisk. The neat movement orthe combi
maim} willagsfulit inress companies.
Vanderbilt r. id Gould are understood to
be tCuitit on this point..
„Since thetNew Yorkand Eric has taken
possession of the Cross Cut road, from
Brocton to Corry, itfts rumored that the
nbithern eu , l bt.f; takenmp, and the
road extend,d from the top of the hill; off
through Fr , .lonia and'on to Buffalo. It
is not expected Lat the . New York and
Erie company will keep up the' road
merely as a feeder to some other road. If
they retain tue control of it,.they of
course seek to , make it contribute to the
interest ot the company. A third rail
will probably laid down so as to secure
Both a broad and gauge.
_ .
"The Pennsyli - ania Central Railroad
Company are now attempting to manu
facture iron rails ,with a plate of steel half
an inch thick on the top. hoping thus to
secure the advantages of a steel surface
end avoid its dejectionable•teatures., Or
ders for this piirpOse !relic:been given to
the steer works at Baldwin, below Har
risburg, to Perfect 'tbe welding or con
struction kif iron rails with steel-plated
running.surface. _ If this should succeed,
it is believed that ,it will be the highest
perfection-to which rajls are capable of
being brought.. Thp oftlcers of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company are confident
that this kind of rail•ran be successfully
manufacttired. •If 'so, they will undoubt
edly take precetrence over all others.
The Cleveland Herald says: "We learn
-that the,Brie managers ; claim to have ppl
cured the . control of the; majorUY of the
stock of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
„road and tpat wbeti - tr new election is or ,t -
'erid tl*v lave ' the Board. Under
the proviiis& that everything-shall be con”-
ducted f.iriv
_[dud_ honorably, for: the
ti
:e ofP yfililers and of the
city, but of this ' 44 tiie` 'proof of the pud
ding will lid7fh,.. 14 eating." . If the
Board shall be niaile up of responsiblo
'tun, mainly living- in Cleveland sad
1 , along the line of . the road, the ,gveater
",,part of the unpleasant feeling created by
thifteceni coup d' c'tat Will be alleviated.
If the new Board,Shalllworic . to the inter-
of the city
sa. . and- :territory
= ethroughh
VI 'eh the line passes, they - Ns-11l find assist
l
:. ce insteadpf opposition on the part of
the people.
-- There-is-a strong feeling ircthis..city.in
favor of giving the ; broad gauge line every
facility, and of cordially assisting in any
• measure looking to the mutual-benefit of
. the railroads and of the city. The , con
duct .of Mr. Lane and his associates tend
-1 ed to dimini.sh this "feeling for the time,
and to shake the confidence of the people
in the designs of the Erie. management.
.-But.it should be distinctly :.•undeistood
• lhat there is no hostility whateyezto the
' broad gauge."4 .
, _
41. J.'s Plans for the Fnture..
A. Nashillle letter of the 26th says
,
- Andrew Johnson is expected to arritr:
here by tile middle of March. He
written to his friends to say that he wil
be a candidate for Governor. No one
will oppose is nomination:. It ;Will be
made spontaneously by . the Conserva
tives; and his plan will 'consist of "mai
. versa! amnesty and impartial suffrage,"
on which the people of Tennessee havel
risked their , claims from the first •
•
He_is expected toslo two things:
1. He talk to the-negoes as no one
else has ever talked, to them,;' , ,
2. He will waken the East Tennessee
"lOyalists" to a sense of he .perils of the
present State government ss no one else
can waken them.
Johnseri is not a *hit like Etheridge
Nor is he an orator like Colyer. Btithe
is a prodigy of inusculg power before the
Tennessee masses, -who , consider him a
child.of;destiny,' marked .by , Frovidence
to be their next Govetnor.' ' '
Johnson's purpose is to secure a Con
,servative Legislature; which will returif
him to the Senate of tfie United States in
the place of Mr. Fowler. Bat for their
faith in hini, the peof)le of 'the State—by
whom I mean the disfranchised masses—
would make no' iontest 'this' subnner.•
They consider the existing system' a ma
chine,• w 24 they regard. its • (oration Lei.
little less than certain: 'Johnson does not:
He says, he has fought a worse fight, and
w i
1.-wot.: says , i cartiluraiF up the,
Loyal Leagues as he broke up the 'Know
_Nothing lodges. He will denounce the
Ku-Klux in untagsureci
,terms. - He will
take strong national ground on all
itationa.l question.h,and he pxpsets to
tarry l all nefortillurn. t• '‘
• Tilt Berlin iron work AO delicate iron:
"castings are bronzed fortheir better , Pres-',
ervationagnmst rust, ; hy,-reeins ' of peen
bar pa,in.t, of whicli'ferrolciitnitlecileopper
forme the basis Wheu an'article has
• been - cop t ied with th.lft_paint ) and before it'
isVite (ley; if AuStekr - bitt with lApper
bronze powder. and allowed, to, dirthor
oughlyaie, effect wilt; be that of bright'
copper iftir 'belie : ll4BloA., ;;A, green
bronzelint Is produced by. washing with ,
a solntion of acetate - of cripper:"' When
perfeetly'dry;the 'higher harts of the east!'
tugs must be rubbed With 's pleci,dClean
rag tp, bring out the brown copper dolor;
itWill'thes`apPeailihe a bronze that beer
-,, become r green by egott as we frer
quently see in windows. If the bright
copper.colored bronze abovp mentioned.:
be brushed over with- black ,dead,it will
produce the brown bronte. Yellbw, or
",.pale :bronze, )9 obtained.by rising yellow
bronze, or brass powder, instead, of cop.'
Per PeVlder• •
. _
is said thafolid Vat of 'Monde NW-
Anted York 'dark halt into the
nable,...olden tint, thongh - only for
me occasion. • The pretets Of Color.
g the hair to last an indefinite time is
said to require seven houri, and to be any
thing but an agreeable affair . . An Atka-,
line solution puts the hair in proper con.
ditiOn, freed from natural or applied oils,
and this solution has-to be dried before
an ciPen. fire. The acid wash, containing
the coloring-matter, is fastened upon the
hair by plates 0 f Iteacti metal, which mnst
remind one of the lnq tisitiou. But the
Inking . on this artificial glory is not the
Worst part of it. When the coloring has.
; Worn off, or lost its power, the hair under
goes so many changt a that a strict retire-'
inept from society is thepnly thing to be
thought of during the transition period.
Everybody knows how 'humiliating birds
look when they. are moulting; how must
a fashionable belle feel when she is
Obliged to deny herself to her friends, be=
.couse she is on her way from blonde So
brown; "from liVely to severe!"
BARIIARIS3I flourished in the Middle
Ages,_ but now civilization has spread
over the entire world but especially this
011041 land. A New York exchange
gives this specimen of Southern enlight
enment :, "We discover that We have
not told all the story about the killing of
thejoung negro near Memphis who
eloped with the datietter,of his white em
ployed. The Ku Klux took, the negro
from the Sheriff's custody, an conveyed
him to a tree, where he was executed is
follows: A rope was put around his
nak 'by which he was lifted a few inches
from the ground. Turpentine was poured
unewhim and a torch was applied. The
victim was enveloped in flames. 'The
hem Pen rope was eaten in two and the
negro, half roasted, allowed for a
mo
ment to escape, was shot to death as he
ran.
To CURE A COLD.—tbe following is
from Hall's Journal of Borgia:
The moment a man is satisfied that he
has taken cold, let him do three things;
First, eat nothing; second, go to bed,
cover up, in a-warm . room; third, drink
as much cold water as he.can, or as he
wants, or as much herb tea as he can, and
in three ewes out of four he will be well
in "thirty-six :hours. To neglect a cold
forty-eight hoUrs after the cough com
mences is to place himself beyond cure, •
until the cough has run its course of
about a fortnight. Warmth and abstinence
are safe, certain , cures_ when applied
early. Warmth keeps the pores et the
skin open, and relieves it of- the surplus
which oppressed it, while abstinence cuts
off the Supply of material for• phlegm,
- which would otherwise be•coughed up.,
A emirs:luso::: of France with Anetria '
shows a remarkable change of the times.
While Napoleon 111. exerts himself to
fondroyer his Lanterne, Diable a Quatre
and the rest. in order o repress popular
liberty, the Emperor of,Austria is fighting I
Ithe Pope and the Clergy in behalf eft the, ]
same popular liberty: His Holiness ; has
been fulminating a Bull against the new
marriage law, and the' Emperor's Gpv-
ernment has put down a Catholic journal
—The.Friend_of the People-43r_ printing •
it. • When Garibaldi" denounces: Austria,
and advises-the Hungarians to draw off
- end setup for thern. , elves, lie seems less
than' just to those Hapsburgers who have
certainly forgotten something and also
learned. something. - •
Arc agent of the Union Pacific:Railroad
engaged in getting out -ties, near the town
of W i Foming; In that Territory, found it
'necessary to build dams'at certain points,
'intending soma to hoist • all the 'gates, In
order to create a flood that would enable
him to IlOat the ties down the Laramie
river. When the dam builderi left their
work the first night the beavers
lcom
menced where the men. had left, off, and
1-;continued working on the dam during
the night, accomplishing a vast amount of f
work in a satisfactory manner., Not only
but in two or three instances, where
treaks have occurred, the beavers have
repaired them in a workmanlike manner.
This story comes from highly respectable
authority:
• Ars exchange in reviewing some books
received from the .National, Temperance
Association, says ,:. We know what a
temperance novel will be well enough
beforehand, and these are of the familiar ,
type. If we couldValnk that any victim
of drunkenness had ever bean reclaimed,
or that one thoUghtlessbuman being had
ever been kept froth delirifint, tremettubr
little stories of this 'cheater, we 'might
accept their over-wrought and -unnatural
passages ,and tedious ,dielegue with a
larger toleration. ' The intent, is good,
'and let us Ifope the result is beneficial.
We would not recommend them bow
, ever, as cheerful reaciing, for , the_Amates
of the Hospital for Inebriates.,
Hyronoruoida.—A remedy for this Lori;
rible disease is stated to have *been used
with great success for fifty years by ;a
German forester. The method is as fol
lows : The wonad must be immediately
:Washed with warm -vinegar or tepid
water, then,'carefully dried; 'rc.. few-drops
of sulphuric acldraust then be poured in
to the place, aadthe action of the poison,-
it - is asserted; will, be neutralized. The
principle of the cure would aunt° de
pend upon the cautery of .the acid, as a
substitute for the hot iron, but the severi
ty of -the remedy: renders it:highly dan
•gerous, except iti,cases of extrenilty like
that of hydrophobia. The pain from the
acid 'upon healthy dist:eels intense.
WALrom, N. H„ is becemin‘ noted
for
-the remarkable longevity of its in.:
labitants. ,It' hair:2,ooo inhabitants anal:
410 voters. Since 1845. there have been
208 - Aleatfui orporsons 'over 70 and 'aver
aging,Bo;yeara. /The total per centage ofr
deaths to popttlation has been about one
per •cent. ~.-Thiso remarkable record is
,tloubtimis owing , to' the feet th 4 they •
elecfed nol Democratic Officers within
I .that period. ' , They- •deParted from that
habit lastMarch;and longevity in
evltablYauffer." ; I, 7"
It hiss:not be 'getteraily Ittiowa, that
there '116 4 ,.: late years, been a._ great
change in the nationality of the Initalgra
tioa•to ,this -country: Once iinarnigrante
were 'tirbiclpally :Dish, bat f.the
'Mai &tient Abw'predottilnates. , , , lit 1808
3liete dititi - 'ib l titlYithorel3 . llo2,ooo' Ger.
: mans "slid 4000: Irish," tad - abed
Bade' Of the whole,
fnumbar,o,l ( iiiimaii*A`fge*NOrk; city
and State kept nearly ona.liftlf;
,
,
TILE Ohio Schate has passed, with but
five diasentine votes, the bills exempting
from sale on execution, a 'homestead ;Qt
the value of one thOusatid - dallark' and
also exempting eight/ huridied - dollars
worth of personal property, in addition
to thatalready exempted by law, where
no homestead•ls'owned.
PnersimitGrt GA2ETTE: MONDAY, FEBRUARY
CZ'o llr rres - poli - d i en . :eor-ttnr e eff7 l -tin al ' 4.l3 rg s. l2-01SEMT 112'
OMAitie; Jaitacede26,4B6B.
Mettbits.,Botrolot: Having a few.,tvis r ,
nre moments, Ithought Lwould Five yput
an item for ; the benefit of ,the readers of
the GAZETTE.
Business is very good in the Queen
City of the Prairies, and !promises this
year to exceed by far the expectations of,
the most.sanguine of the success oi Omaha:.
The road is finished past the one-thou
sandth mile pot, and under the indomita
ble perseverance of T. C. Darnt, Esq.,
the Vice President, and W. Snyder, Esq.,
General Superintendent, they arc puhing
rapidly, through the once nought inipas
able harrierS, the Rocky Mountains. In
the completion of this National highway
the Union Pacific will own and control
at least eleven hundred miles, notwith
standing the Cincinnati Oommercial and
Old Mother BroWning. Work ; has cont.:,
menced on the permanent bridge across
the Missouri river at this pint, a struc
ture which - will throw into he shade any
thing in that line in the known world.
Col. Boomer, of .Chicago, is the contrac
tor. Wel have a temporary:. bridge now,
over which are run all freight cars, and
no transfer is required for freight destined
West. 7 1 ,he "Red Star" and Empire
lines for fast freight have ,Shipped con
signmentS of freight from New York and
Boston t Bryan; nine liundied and fifty
two-mile 'west of here, which have gone
throngh' Mout change of cars. "How
is that fo high?" Nearly or quite two
ir
thousand four hundred miles without
change; of cars, and ' only two hundred
and tiftY ' f or two hundred sixty Mites
to make the connection' of Boston and
San Francisco complete. _Truly, ^we are
in an age of Progress.
I don't know anything More of interest,
so I willlclose. , With good wishes to all,
I remain' yours, , H.
Vt ashiugton ItEms.
Telegrilms' from Omaha' state thSt one
thousand and twenty' miles of track are
down from Omaha, and the indications
are that a junction' will be made by April
Ist.
The grounds on which the Danish Ml
thorities claim that the United States are
bound to complete the purchase of St.
Thomas, re not very satisfactory to the
Comrdittee, and the probabilities are that
an adverse report will be presented on the
subject.
Several persons representing Western
steamboat interests are here watehing the
progress of the Ohio River Bridge 8111,
and their views as le a great length of
snan have been modified by the. informa
don brought to light on the subject, in its
careful investigation by the Committee
on Roads and Canals. They Seem wil
ling to compromise on something like a
four hundred feet span, coupled with the
imperative requirement of a judiciouslo
cation for such structures.
SPECII.A.L ig.O'llOES
fl"gyr BATCH 117.; LOA" S 1.) y E
,
'Frau splen ,-, 1.1 rice 1r the bett - th the world:
the t.hiy true awl p.4.11,,et "ire; hartal...sa,
lastantuneou!: .I.4sppointment; I'l-
th-colour •tmcs: mrheilles , the 1./1 elects. of Laid
oyeu; mu; ietsr( s. the #ialr soft nue(
beautirul.'hie.et Cr 5,313 bl• all Drumitts
wan rerthiefrt .17re•r; rpperly It'pplied at• Balkan
.lo,`, Wtg :Factory. lio. lb Bond street. New
E AiN D CE 1.10,110
EmAy for young men on the crime
oT solltuder, ...IDA the DIziE.Aq..Z awl AITUStS
'which cePateln/Trerlment4 to AJAR KIAGE, with
'sure means of rate!. eeut arm!. d Irtter
crlopee• irtect charge.. 14.,141. ess. Dr. J.
LIN 1101AniTON, llotrattl Association,
Yhila
ddtpin ' ' • ••• • ' ••Ja.l2
ORNAMENTAL AND' lII3E.
FL , L. UNIT
• - SILVeI: TiPpEDPFIOES.
rot children. Will outwvur three_ psiru without
Ups.. ' -.1174:4034-Trytto.t
41:1 4/'ll.ol‘l S3LES•
BY 11, 'B. strynnow & co.
BOOTS, SHOES AND CARPETS
Foil TEE 2ifILLION.
SMITHSON'S
,ErtIIPORIUM,
.55 AND 57 - FIFTII AVENUE.
Messrs. 11., Slf LTIS.Oa CO., 'proprietors
Of tile WEn krionis 3famscoth Auctlmi House are
creating ati , eaches.ent consequent upen the ar
rtraloi-mear &gods which are being stud at re
markably low prices. ' cods ofirrery variety; the
tnest rrtred , two:.y tlfe morn, 'fashionable Aisi
lilOnti , galtets And , sliklet shoes. Nippers.
;blankets. Ilounals,• moths. casehneres cutlery
and carpets. Cali and examine: No trouble to
show ceods. misses' and children's_
furs at almost your,oirn prices. All goods war
ranted as lucre
... tented. i nO:4
.• • SY - A. 'ILEGOLTE.
B ASERY FOfl SALE.
Daker'y.:Fo'r.'gal6.
The property, No.' 40 PALO ALTO `STBEIIT,•
second ward, Allegheny, Is c&red at privets
sale. It consists of ground 40 feet born° feet.
onasbicit are erected a Mick batldlng, compelling
store and dwelling house et seven rooms, and in
the rear a linkin' k ; Aortae capable of baking fifty
bhricis per week.' There Is a first rate business
establishbd, which can be further increased by a
than of energy and business tact.. For fut. par.
tictdars visit the premises or enquire of
4. LEGUATE, AucAloneer,
SUPERB
lbonse,,it4ll.Grthpyls, Ico,. 4 1 9 Fulton St.;
. 'Neat. Wylie.
. . ,
• TU,ZSD ,EFENING, FE,ltlttrAllY AI, at
o'clock, wt!t be sold ou s-could Auer et Coto.'
nieretal t:Aled Rooms, 109 I•nitthileld street. that
large and ,hanOsetnely ettuated property, ',o. 69
- "'Loon street; near Wylie street.. the tense befog
a Teny corneal:olone and aun.totlaily , hunt two.
stem 010,134min/to, with wide . hall, • outdo par
lora, dining tooth. kitchen 'And wash , room on
first floor wee roidus- and bath l'ontri,on Aemna
•Iloor,• finished:incite and eXetlieht dorT .AAILAr•
t aach ; chamber 16,11nletitd with' wArll , 'obe. And a , l
pantry dnd war.ruffe In +went:a Coot hall; tettrole
top wash steno, with implied fond Neater, on sea,.
end! door; „gas throu eh on t ,the ,hOu.e; eleSgnt
g l ilioas lo - hal 1%1'4 trent Ceitibarte: - • - '•'
'the lot in 48 , fiet . 4 inches front/mu Fulton,
street,t and,lo2l feet In depth,, thronah co Cravf.'
ford street. Tim lot, has all o the 'Crawford .
s:reet , front; a two Story brlekANeelling,•-erintatu,„
lag four rooms with• water: in • hitehitc. It the
whole fagot sold , teget4r, the isupror and va-i
cant lots,:jlirou
,tcOm street ' to stre t,,thl be
661,1 sepsrately. - • •": • •
TERMS—U»e-half ,eash,-halanee .in one and .
fro years., with interest, Those wishing are in. -
vlted to exanilneihe ptenasea. Tilts 14 one or ,
the most , eottlforeable teitnattOns for residence,.
.ond yaitusble groinots for inventtneuC.
*ad 'A. DIOCLIVAINIC,,Anotioneer.
41 1 up N IStr IMATORIV ,
ANK, AND OPEEIy
15' ..01iti • — TUEJ "At EWEN INt4 PebrUary 2d,
at Ibe ael ,„ by , order of-A (halals
•trar4r 14C ad floor of ~bytTlierputi toles
110 111% iOll . Oilfield street, • • •
."306hahoo"; Merchants • and Manuraeturerp ;
••, .N &don al f ;
A t is' 'r3l . l ' l l 4fi l in'ltia c t i ra l nee 'Color "
• •40 • • liloton gabins do.' ~
;.• .t 'Western ; ,de. ,- do,
20 - 31. tM. do. do. • ••
.100 '• Pittsburgh Pratt House Aswan,-
~•' 3 tlon. ; • .
100 • ," ‘
rittsbufgh Piper illaautticturiug•
Company
1 .. 000 R
Marine alston Oil Company.% • '
0450 ,
2 original a lilacs Great 'National Oil and
Lumber Company. -- •
Ago A. ZIOILIVA/3143. Auctioneer!
'Bakery For Sale.
189 PEl)lGlirit, STREET.
BY A.r
THE NATIONAL
LIFE Malta CiiliP*Y.
• WITE
UNITED STATES'qr AItE7cAL ,
171/A.511.1 . Isr D. C.
Chartered by Sr Congress,
..tipprovec,. 1868.
Cash Capita/ 1000,000.
to w
FligTlCeirlOgrA BUILDING,
.herb . the general business of the Company to
transacted. ' , awl to which aU • general corres-
Pondenet) shonit) be Addressed., ,
' •DULNaCTOsB.' •
Jac Cooke, Rollini. Waihtn.
C,11: Clark, 'Philadoi. • Hein Cobtke.Witoth
John W_ , Eilts, -Ws fi Cnaugler,Waish.
W. Moorhead., Phi* : .t.pso.p. De 'reei.Wash.
Deb TH. T. Tyler. Phila. oageli. rook
J. I.}l.4kleyClark.Atirt.;H:b. Yaaa.stook,,N:Y,
. .; OPFICEILS.;
CAC. ARai , Phlifidelphilt.
HENRY b. couSE, Washington, Vice Preshrt.-
JAI. COOKE, Chairman ricance and' Executive.
EIIE,R.SON W. gcc'y and A'Ctnary.
R. b. TURNEtt, Washington. Ass't Secretary.
git.A.l , lolb D. *MT ILIA. D., Medical Director,
J.IEW MitAlttiol.l).. Asi't Med. Director.
. MEDICAL, ADV.I.cORT BOARD.
.
J:E.. HAWSES. Surg. General IL S. Al, Weeh'e.
J • HOHNITZ, Chief. Medical Dep' t U. b. N.,
Wtobington.
D. W.,_Dids. 31'. D.. Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
W.M. E. °HANDLED. Washingtoh, D.C.
iEORGE'HARDING. Philadelphia. Pa.
This Company,..National in its character, offers.
by reason of the Larg • Capital, Low Hates cd•
Premium and New Tables, - the most desirable
means of Insuring life let presented to the pnb•
lie, 'he rates of premium being largely reduced,
are made as favorable to the insurers as those
of the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications and uncertainties of Notes, Dirt
dends sod the misunderstandings which the lat
ter axe so apt to cause the Poicy-llolders..
Several. new and attractive tables are- now
presented which - need 'only to be understood to
prove acceptable to the public such as INtiSIE-..
vitODUCING roLtci and itETUEN Pitli.3ll
um.rouer. In the former, the polley-hulder
not,only secures life insurance,payable at death,
but wilt receive.:li iiv.ug, after a. period of a few
years, an annual inromieguat inters percent.
(11l per cent.) cif the yaw ofpolicy. The I.t•
ter the Company agrueS to rsturnto then/toured
the total an‘oisuit of, money he has paid in, in ad
dition to the amount p f his pallet/. The attention
Of persons contenituating insuring their lives
or increasing-the, amount 'of insurance they al
ready-have, is called to the special advantages
offered,by the National Life Insurance Corn-
Circulars. Pamphlets and full particulars given
ou application to the T.r.teeh 'dike of the Coln
paoy in tadelphla,•or its tie neral Agente.
AV' LOCAL .16 SIs,TS ARE Wlo.l'h,l) in every
tAIT and :rowel awl elwileullons from compe
tent parties. for 'such aeencies with •ititablesni
dureemsot. should be addressed l'e THE 1:031-
PANY'2t..tiEN EttAL Ati.S...NTS ONLY, ln their
respective 'districts.
AGENTz:
(ILA clitiadelphia, •
For l'ennbylrati,ln and bonti,nru Jersey.
.lAl' Wto,i)lngton. 1). C.,
Per :story:nd, DOlawnre. VtrFlnla, lln,trict,
of etritinonla anti X):est
. ,-
jS.A H. MeV AY et CO.,
Agents bi;',Altegtirny, Butler, 'Mercer
and gton Ctorntlt , t , .
• For further par , ..l,.ulars address B. .s. iturs-
BLLL.,.>isuager fur tientrulAgeut. - ri.srrlsburg,
. an..:s:stW.tr
BEN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COM I PANY,
or ALLEGHENY, ea.
OOFFICE IN FRANKLIN SASINGS LUXE:
. , .
NO. 41 Ohio et., .&iteanbny.
.
HO= COMPANY, managed by Directors
wet allows to the cons:malty, who trust by fair
dealin4 Lo merit a share of your patrousge.
inWIN • • Preindest.
Ira. RIDDLE .. . . Secretary.
• • . . DIXECTOW:
(lens? L. Putterson, , Cooper;
eo. R. RI e,lJaeob 'Franz, !Gustiest) rams,
lilmon !AIM, J. B.•lsmich, . JAW) Rush.
W.ll. `Stewart, Ch. P. Widston, Joseph Craig,
Jos: Laurin?, H. J. Eftttantl, Jere. Rohe],
IIIirESTEBN INSURANCE COM.
- 1 -
. , PAN QV PITTSIIORGA.
LEX_ANDER'I4ISIICH; President.
•
W. P. lIERBEIST , 4 Secretor:Y. '
• CAPT. iiimlitiE NEELD, OeneralAgint.
Once, Oil - Water street, spang & Oo.'e VI• are.
.
'house, tip stain, Pittsburgh. • - I :
-Will itt.ture against ail buds of Fire and Ma-
Tint itleks. A home Instltutlon;raanaged by Di
rector, who are well known to • the - ceamitunitY,
and who nr, determined by promptness and liber
ality to mitiutsail the chnracter which they hare
acsumed, as Ist fortog the be.st Wotection to thote
witodestr.tto be. Insnred. ..
DlnseiOna: • •
- 'Atexiender Nitatclt,- I 'Joon B. McCune,
it. liLller,Jr., Chas. J. Clarlte, •
Janie 31cAuler, St illiain S. trans. .
'Alxnuder Speer, Joseph 'Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Acklen,• : ?halite Render,.
Plvid 31 - Lung, Win. 31orrizon,
D . Ibmeen. • . non
pDE3INITY' .
AGAINST LOSS BY yliva,
'FRANKLIN iI'itiIHANCE,O:OF PHILADELPHIA
OFFICTE.43S & 437 CHESTNUT BT., nt.tu ITli
. , .
. . DIVACTOnS.
Q.harlea ff. Bancker, ' II orders:l'H. Louts
Tobias Warner,' - • - ,Barld IS. Brown,
Samuel teront t - ,lsaac Lca,
Jacob B.
tingtn, Edward G. Dec,
W.
Ceorge Richards,. • '' George Falai..
(MANUA O.- DAYCKER, Prerkletil.e. .
-1• 2 D IV ' AL DALK.,,,V4 O i;restdent. , •
i T.EEI E oCcretare.two fem.
" . 0 . -.1
J. 4.0.1111114KR:(74 - 7 1 .Efrn.'_ , Anna?,
Barth West Corner l'hirdorid Wood Btrilets.
arac.N;yr/5 .. - - ..
pratiNFKLVAIVIA. , -
' INSURANCE'COIIPARY• OF ,PITTTSBURGH
-CIA TICS. NIL 167 K WOOO IiTREET, • BANK
07 el/AMERCE, 2WiLDTNO.
.
%bit is u•lion4e Company, and tr.ontpu sp;r4net
,e' Vire exclutlYClV. '
LEONARD WALTER, President.,
C. C. 1)0 Srl..E.y..vico President.
lioliFja PAMPA OX,, , Treasaurir.
HUGH IrcELECENT. - SeelttatT.
t :din Dutampoßtil ,t
DeottArd waiter, George Wilson,
novieClea t * Wb Evans,
..1.1.4d•0rr. Patrick, -.L.( C 4 Lapps,
V 1.
acols'atnte.ri , . Piusner,
trO4Wh Ring, JOllll Voegt.tey,
Jan. H. Hop,d,fis, A."Ammon
d.lienry Sproul,
1 q#1400141 1 INSUBANCIP 401. N
• , THE.llllir
64Lei t f i,s. 89 izuntekt, BTBBET, extiranoe
on btocuton Avenue. •
'FIRE 12 4 1SeltAXald ONEY.
TABLE ,
ifeerfary. •
- t •
ArHi Englltiti" - , ••• 0: ;
,jlko, A. A1T1Ar.,.1,11114 ton, khart . , , ',roc hiserst , •
las. L i ' Grahabi, Nobt, Lesr •
Brown, Jr. lie°. Gerst, j'atopmopn
0a17:n34 - - r
A , TIE fg.'• MINN Y 1 INstra,tivelp
coIIEANY ftPi . PITTRC'RGTI,
Qlf FIGS, No. 37 f'IP Ft STREET, BANE
•rneures against all kinds' •Plre and:. Marine
13"1" joli'i.1 lillllN,' IL — President. '
suxN N9O 'Vice Ereslderit. "•
G. !DOE RR LoteeretarY. ' • -'
C. wm. D AN.. General Agent. • !
• • • • Ito Rai:mons: ,
Jon Irwin, Jr. Prpt. Wm. Wish,
Jon D. McCord, Ii L. F ahneetoat,
C. 0. • Hassey, • • ' Wi-El4 Everson, •
• IlarveyChilais. , Robert H. Davis.
2, J i tiotklnsen, y r a tio i s
OharieP 4aila - Cant. J . T. etoOkdale.
1; 1869.
F gRE
OF' ;LONDON.
WM
isTABLisHE'D 1603. CAtin cAriTta. PAID
UP AND 1,15.Y000, 00 NVSTPD t
0 tI a l O:
LDCEED-
•
a:Oast...Fire effected on Houses and
'cods, Wares and Merchandise,
ie. PoHetes issued paTahle•in cola
ire
: Her. tied , Un states Brandi O ffi ce,
:Nuri:.
the rutted Statcs Branch Lu
'w' York.
Insttrmare H.
ty
.ste:ou bouts, 4t.
r rurron.3v•
40 P'Nt.
Ai: h.q. o -
at! ;Uhl. •at N
1%.1.4.
I
131.,..A_TJG-F11.41.-N, A gent,
! PITTSF.L 7 II6II. PA:
IF CSC Writ smay.r7r.
Jill-ILL:: .3 also Agent for the ;lieu.
suraf.ee f otapauy.
___ _ 5,:.Z.:.v7::
E> :ace.
Mlt. McLA
11:,, - ,41 Lift; /
N .- - T . E;
ruusEart:stutiwE co,
1 T1TT521717.C13,* Pit,
No. 424 F.P.ININ SP. y
Ofllee,
over. TRLifiT CO. BCII.DING9
EEG
DIRECTORS
Robt. Dicks n, . hoci. Liddell, :W. J. Friday,
G. 17. 1 . an Buren,
E. H. Myers, IJ. Chris;
L. J. Blanchard,.Weisser, Schildecker,
M. H. MYERS., Pres:dent.-
ROUT. DICKS , Qs. VI: e President
noirr..r. GRIER. Treasurer.
el3:arcv7 J. J. ALI3IEIi. iiecreta.n.
fIEOPLEO 11.7 i Nti aANCECO3.II:
PAN V.
OFFICE, N. E. CORSLIt WOOD ,t, FIFTH
•h. Home Rompany,takitg Plre anti-Marine Risk.
7 DIS/C.:7 4 )RE):
Capt. John L. Rhoads
thirdiel P. Shrlver,
Charles Arbuckle,
Jared - M. Brush.
~
Win F. Lang,
Samuel MeOrlekart
ereelder.t. ,
ie President.
, O.N. General Agent.
Wm. Phillips,
John Watt,
John E. Parkt,
Capt. James Miller,
Wm. Van Kies, •
James D. Verner
WM. PHILLIPS. -
. JOHN WATT„Vic••
" W. 'F.' GARDNER
CA PT: 40 . . GOR
•~ -
FOR SALE.
Acre at 'Woods Run
. .
4 Acres anti House in Salt. Liberty.
8 Acres, unimproved, on Troy 1 - 1111.
SD Acres on Greensburg Pike.
5 Acres on Four Mite Run boa 15f miles from
PP. C. R.
.C.R.R.
70 Acres near P. F. W. k C. R. R.
ns Acres near Pa, R. A, Westmoreland coun
ts. .
00• Acres at-11111We Station. Pa. R. P.. .
. . . . . _ .. . . .- .
44 Farms du - I.:estop. conntv, West Virginia.
viirs Acres in Armstrong county, underlaid with
10 . 8 Acres and good improvements, in Trumbull
ioulliT. Ohio.
900 Acres of Timber land, with Haw Mill and
dwellings.
J liouse and Lot on Centel' Ayenne, near Kirk
ilsift'
uu c k ss
,e . ,
.. t
tn
,41
:Loto t
Ili
Horse sad Lot in Mansfield.
.I: s lc s foz i gt e r r e t :t . .
'House and Lot,on Carroll street, Allegheny.
House and Lia'an Beaver avenue. •
2 Houses , and 4 Lots, , -very cheap, on Vine
street.
2 Lots, very cheap,' on' Vine street.-
2 Houses and Lot on Franklin street.
1 Hullo of 9 Rooins awl 9 Lute on Roberts - St;
Parins In Illinois. Missonri and West Virginia.
Coal Lando in Allegheny, Wet.tmoreland, Fag
eito and Bawver POIIIItieS in Penna.
M:!MiM
2 Housys of 9. Rooms ill the 17 t h ward; mkt V.OO
3 do. of 3 do. - do. 17th do. do.. 144
2 do. of 3 do. do. 12th do. do. 156
2 do. of 6 'do. - do. Bth do. do. -36.0
1 do. of 6 'do. do. Bth do. do. 300
1 do. of 9 :do. do. 2d du. du. 600
1 do. of 3 do. do. 6th ..0. do. 192
1 do. of 5 . do. do. 6th do. do. , 240
do. of 4 do. .to. 17th do. 00. • 106
I do. o' 7 do. do. 2.1
1 do. of G .10. Grant" Ltreet.
The Hone,,? that I hare for rout will be rented
vel y low to goo/ tenants for the balance of the
rerktal year
da'PLT 11. T
D. P, Hatch's Real Estate Office
No. 91 Grant lit., Pittsburgh.
Ilo7:p1? _ _
- ` ) 4 N- 1 000 0()
,n,
4, Acne.* .OF
.41.
CHOICE LAMS FOB SAL,
LY TEE
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
EASTERN DIVISION.
Lying along the line of their road, at
CO TO $5,00 PER
And on a CREDIT OF FIVE IFITN.
for further part:et:lan, tnapa. &c.; addiess
40.11 N r. DEVF.REUZ.,
Land Comm:tacker, Topeka, Uzzoss
Or CHAS. B. L.1.12n0p.15, seer,
IMIE
10414111 ALE- A. LEASE OF A
PLANING NllLL.—The;inatbluery in the
AlOnongahola P:aning
i byr-rriED Fort,tiALE,
WITH A LAB OF THE MIT, - , AND - 16T. ,
rhemichlnery Is, or the most approved' hind; -
and In good order. •
The mlll' is well located. has all the (actinic:l
foridolng a large and pro tlt able business, 41.114 has •
a good trade. this Is it ratmrable onpotlunity to
engswe in an old established business with a small
Inres.ntent. -
Apply o Mrlinga- B'dyrell. corner of Carr
son and First streets; botitirPittsburtn. • • ,
1323 • - JAMES AiII,t.,INGAR, •
A
TLUA BLE FAR RI Flig SALE.
v 409 acres of good 19111. btek house.
he wed log house. outhonses, Ltooo YOnueqratted
apple trees, just bstrinutnic to bear; mans or the.
apples v:111 weigh pounds each; an orchard of
7300. acres-In culttratton. situate In Coffee.'
county - . Tennessee,. one , tulle from a railroad
station. 'Toe fano Is well watere , t and is well
adapted for grhln or stdek.tond cannot be excelled
in initiate 'lettnessee ,for .bcanty and location.
'rise tutprvvements woual cost more than half the
price asked. For furthet information apply to
B.•CUTirt
1n29 Sudt,lifietestrcet.,o
englOß. SALLE &
'and Lots lbr sale ite isll_parts.of tha city and,
cabis. Alse_ several „FARMS in_good locations,'
Also.' small WOOLENZACTORT,Trith AO naive
or land, awl good improvements, 'which sell.
cheat, and on reasonable terms.- Butanes* limited .
to ley ongood sig./ea.— D
Private welling ',Rouses
for rent I.s?tk cities. I "Ar nattier 'Pertinulaxe •
inquire of • t WILLIAM WAAD,
110 Oratit , atrept. oeDeata cathedra.
DRUGGISTS
_
44Lwomma---is
266 Liberty t.street. DOfers • " Drags,.
ta itutl Patent IledictfieE.. 5 ia5;11);•
IV. MA.CIitOWN
9 -
..
, WitOLESALE:BIII6VSIS,;
21.1xcrikcithting or
C:feterlaC2l26.
• 3101itlf) TO NO.I96LIBEBTT STREET;,
„- • • , if
P;TVPI:t . ROP;PEI4.I3:!i7 • '
Whitlow Leadii Glass auct:dizisaviait *1 5
Manutacturerd „. „ ,
omm
COAL AN' 00110,
C.A.Lf:COALtIt: 00 - 49,L1!1
-/DICKS.O.N STEWART Si•COI
Having removed iboir OtUce to
NO. 567 MERIT KUM
• •
• (liftty C ity el hour , 31111) 8E 00 ' n) ELOQII.
•
tkre litrieprevared to furtilet ego soij /tine.
0112 . NY /A l • 7 4Erit 904 L 01313 LACE, t
lOwvit -paorket Trice. " '' '
4.11 orders left at thett °Mee. or suldresoett,to
tberm - • through ilia mill. wlll pa: ittenda
Pro/alga. - • . ;.„
•
•Vy''NEW. 0PERA6,419V5E *. ,,,...
JilLtn;Ph.Rsolss v]
31.,
L ,, s!f-e - •
Muauvr
fin! apriortipe • j .
W
SCIPIiIE, J E 14 \R a¢a r
ur
thrir r.aIIZOLIS P.M e 25 0,
of frenb.wn's kr-at the
e.r*..Nt) or u:
al! t' , •,t Scen, rr alit! ens
:tltr..6l:C/114 vir;l known
,u2lg or . ... '.3e
Fr). g • , r
.J 1 f . ‘. 111i.31e•
- Z-i" . 1,.. 4 4.171'S rt TnEAT.RE.
H. W. wirr,L,TAms Le- ,, ,ce unit 11.:Lulger,,,
OF „ 1:G1: ..... 31:thag , T.
anti rut and da , liincr American Premier
Danseuie,
i r nst week of tile (lari:tg 2yrnr alts. .K`LL'S
40 , LLI I' (o . l' ,I H, in their great
and tnurv- periormr.nces.
:!. , INattfor , l, Vcre
nt!
a the u rout b.ilt cline 1,)
MIT 117,1 i E' S' API EjakCAN
, . (Late Trastistr'S VAILIETILT.) '
MONDAY ZVEvIN - t..i. rebruau ills% 1889.
debut of the Prrmierliauseuse of Aril etwa. Aliso
b..t.ITY PAU. 1.. tint brut. anti t of the ti:aek
Croat,, durlig its g.rea;.. ruu Is New Tcrk.
First nigot of to er.gogrsh st;asation, brought
from Lor on by Sir. t.i.n“he, entitled PliSt• a
A'... JU LY. 20 Star Artites lu a tremendous:,
bill to-night..
tff'DIIIINELLIS MUSEUM
AND PATiLOD DZENAGDRIE,
The Great •Fainll7,llesc!rtp.• 2
FIFTH' AVENUE. between 'Stillthlield and , '7:
Toon streets. opposite Old T.heatre. -•1.
rsew-r)per, Dar and Evening all the ,peat rotund.,
Admission, cents: C'slleiren; cent's:: •
W'C ONC
To be gtven under ttio,aireclloo of. ,
MR. CLEMENT-TETEntotrx.,'.
A.CA.MIEII-11;: 01:7 MUSIC,
ON • FILM &Y TiVENING, FEBRUARYS•th.. •
Fiy the following amateurs i Mrs. C. C. Mellor,. •
Misses Mar . gle 11.1eCandlis4a, Msrylnhm, Annie
Ronston, ha e Northam. dullK Card, Clara
Leans and Messrs. Paul Zimmerman, Wm.' B.
Edwards. E. E. and C. C
Admis:lon to 1.1V1,5 Cfre!i, and Parquette.lll.
Seats sre,red without evranhar,e. Ga.lery 80
cents. In ordvr to double the cnance of gzst.ng
the most desirable beats. the sale will :poi ilm
ultaneously at lileoer's and TI, Hors sa i ort-s on'
tw. Irl.htnary 3!. at OA. M. jan:ile2
WT.EILE. t.;rOA.ND
For the•beneft of the - Biet and Poor. now open
in the 13.k-EMENT OF 2:11.e. CATHEDRAL..
timid of music will be In attendance
each ever , lng. and rare attractions Witt be intro
.
diced. Aamincion. - 25 cent..
arF In IN ItI.I.NSTPIEILD.-A
r. Joe the Leuellt of the
In the village of Mansdeld wfli oxen on:the 113th
of JAN L'Ater. and will continue tor two weeks.'
Trains eu the Panhandle rt ad leave the Union
Depot for ldftnetl•-1 ,1 daityat 3:25 and 4:55 P.
2., returning at lir. u r jal2
AN oRDINAL.NtnE
Malting approwrintions for the Year
SECTION: 1. He it or , / , :in , ./ aid enacted by the.
'lry of Pit - to,argh. In ,F•e±ect and Common Cottn
trils.as,embl,d. (11.1' it in hcrety tints and
ernactea hyanthority'rti the haute. Thai the, r,,v
tune enid . vet; fr..=
'the tax I ,, ans tvoi alt other sourCen, together
auy.Leeneys in the tree-cry. cot otherwise
1..1,1 - iroplatti.i. ate keyel..3' aPprcprlated for the
fultoa Onrp ,, • is:
APPROPRIATIOIit;
EA - ppm - it - 1111On. No. 1,- I :most 4 12.5 3.72.
•• No. 2.-sAlarts ". 117.1"..5tr00
No. ' 12,0000.1
" , No. .14—FrireEnclue-& •
Hobo. 'Xi "OW 00
. •
„; ,
•
To *594,623
• r.i. , TDIATED avcr:irrS FOIL ito9.
CiLy Tax. (12 m.... , 200,W1 23
1111.s7ries5 1::(x160.(00 00
•. .
N'ter - Tax
Allegheny 11(1otrt .
Youougallria 'Whoa!'
Diamond Market •
Board 111extirino•
'alt Inspe . ctor.
CI yiinuger •
Vehicle Llcruse ... . .
Weigh Scales
Paz s•& g4r as!..
'street-
City Ertgloecri..,
St. Lout , . 3ilszottri
Total ' 331.683 3.3
SECT/o: U.- Toot tar he purposa ox proyitunz
-sanictent revenue to. meet .tie.expeasas Of the
city and pl.y the Interest on the comoromtse
bonds autlywinea by act of Assembly, ;approved
Aprllll, 15613, and the ordinances of Coau:ils
pastud,ln pursuance thereof, gisid, all other inter
est, money accrued or acernink; either on g m
-
mid no special indebtedness, the rate of taxation
shall be as foilows;,
• , I. Upon al, Dropertyt axable for State or Coun
ty purposes' In tte oIG clty:t welvondlts upon the
dollar of v ilumlonLon ail propyrty the rural
district 6 eight mills. -
2. Upon. all'goods. wares sad inerchtindise. and
upon all articles of trade . aud commerce; Includ
ing billet) at auctionand otherwise, two and one
rth mills on the dollar.. • . •
3.. Upon the
,actual. yearly salei of endh and
every. person or firm ehgagedln the :rade: busi
ness 'or occupation of retailing, for bit her or
their irmetit. vinous. lermented or distilled
In li
quors. ten mil's 'on . the dollar; and on the actual
Yearly saletrOf each and evoryperson or :11L1 tu
t i a •ft e ll ti o l tn i ti s e t ro r d i a o r t =l l n7:i t t % y e t s i e er. f
stock, real estate or . stentaboats, the Tate " of o
which shallil36 two mills and en e - fOOrth.:Mills on
the tlolhtt.• ,
the Nearly - be ilhess - 01‘ forwa-ding and
Celninisslou aterchAts,lno and One.balf Mitis on
'the , collat% OH , the yearly of brolters,
banks and panking.llittitutlons, one-ball mill on
the doll.trt oil the yearlY receipts of insurance
companies. insurance ngniidea, -express -coluna
raeß ens telegraph companies, one and one-quar
'ter mills on tae 01.11.0.
3. That the rates of water rents for 1869 snail
be the same as f0r18613.: ,
6..1n accordante Kith. aO3 Of Aasenibly,' Pp
.plavte..4.pril G. s.oB7..eatitled 4 A further sup
pie:neat to the'acts' incorpurating the city of
rittaintr.S . ll. r'. audace,ubseivent supplement,
entitled •An act suppfelnintartto an act incor
te I t , Nitirsburyt upprovtal April
2.IS6Es " and iho decre of tne tilsixict Court
'Of 'Allegheny 'conilty4 Ponlisy, ut.de ati
,eust-11.1$08, special , tax to pay. rite sepa• ate
- Indebted neWs Of the sevrrri.indebted districts of
the consolidated 011V.19 as tollOWs, to Wllll
Old city (ttl wards, !.3wil t, testixastedi),s f if,,"a 13
hawre.ncerille spi do • 54is ca
Collins to*nship timid.' -E. 'do - : 713 63
Liberty townshln:' , Unilli; (to . rds
-Yeetdeetown uo a. 50
gitttolvitattN2!ilniltti, do • DOG 33
1t4.01'1014 - V.- datdut , the aboicrates tae city as
shall rasess the *aid taxes- .•
• s,Ecyloy,T.l, '1 hat the . AlllO4lll, lieeesarr to VW
the Interest °it the said teps•ate indebtedness of
ttiao..lcity: lioroitalt L4vrrenceville, toad the
' - towilstliPs or Collins. iLl*rty, Peebles anti
shall Ma taken front the' receipts from the special
ta set oftlie diStriet 'albrinald.and placed In *ad
*added to Appropriation No. ion which wurrants
shall be tir, , ten for .all Interest accruing or ac
ctheat rn the dibts $f 'sald'distileta - respeetively.
t."-.r.Cl - Met T. - 1"013 %Inv bn 1 mace Of sald receipts
*.ars said .petiail,t*xe9 (after pollute at of Inter
estl ablak pe. paw Into
co a ll ected', stliking,Sttild for dts
- tan frOat wnich ftis co ll ected', and shall be used
Tbr-tho p*Anteht of the debt of sllld district.
tile sal/iglus oftho.eltY °M
fg:milli:: Controller 'ls , hereby: ulrectril ta certify
ror'vratrantl - Oh' the;iippruprivitiout for,tlie de.
Varttlientll'do , :which they,:.; ore ,re?pectively af-
VA:110S t s. Alt brditiante's 'or Varts of ordl.
*.nithe:t' Ineoosistent-liereixith, are hereby re
pealed
Ordattedaud. enacted 'JUG g latr in Councils,
thls AStli day Of 'January. A. D. aS6 9 .
1 • - dE,S 31cAULEY,.
'resident of Select Qouncli.
•Attostt t. Monnotv; ' • • •
' Clerk of Better Cednell.
- • W. A. TOULINSON
President of Common Counci l.
Attest; U. ItcarAgrza,•
- • • Clerk of Common Council. Ja3o
•.1 ...... ,
i...,... .
.SLX Nl4ih
G ccrge,li. Elegna
u t cl4eFlous olio.
AT THE,
ClT.3fl ITY F.,2
Nero- 'Catholic Church
ORDINANCES
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