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FIRST EDITIOIL
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NEW YORK CITY.
Erie Railroad Officers Indicted
for Conspiracy to Bob—Bank
Investigation—lnteresting Di
vorce Suit—Steam Tug Burned
—Express Office Rebbety—Es
cape of a Forger--Counterfelt
era Arrested.
(BY TelegralAt to tae Plttaborgh Gisatte.l
New Tonic, January 8, 1870.
FXPRE.9.9 OFFICE ROBBERY
The announcement la made that the
Adams Express once, In Washington
watt robbed on New Year's day 0f1129,0C4 .
In U. H. bonds, the property °tithe Com
pany.
BINFIATION IN couar
A sensation occurred in the Pinwale
(N. J.) county Court to-day, Judge Bed!.
preefding, by the appearance of Jay
Gould, President. and Jas. Fisk, Jr,
Tressurer, of the Erie Railroad Compa
ny, to answer to an Indictment charging
them with conspiracy to rob and injure
th 3 Rogers Locomotive and Machine
Company of Paterton, In taking Ille
gal fare. for transporting loannotives
over their road. They were held to ball
for trial. The preliminaries are nearly
complete for the commencement of some
'bur hundred sults alt aloe: Ohs line of
the Erie road for alleged overcharges for
transportation of freight.
TUG BOAT HUBBY°
'This mornin at o'clock, th
tog.bott Johna g 11 than Chain, was rewhileturn.e
log to this city from the Quarantine,
fire was discovered around her steam
chimney. Owing to the strong wind
which prevailed at the time, the crew
were unable to extinguish the flames,
and were obliged to take the small boat,
from which they were picked up by the
steamer Northfield and brought to this
city. The burning tug was taken in tow
by
` the tug Unit and run on the Jenny
da.
RECAPS OP A POROZR,
A special dispatch from Montreal. says
Caldwell was discharged yesterday
by Judge Course', on the charge of Mer
cer, and before the warrant for his arrest
on other charges wee served, he made
his escape. Immediately after the an
nouncement of his - discharge, his coon.
at walked him out of the court room
and locked the door right In the face of
the Mgh constable. who wits on the point
of serving the warrant. ' The Consul
General has offered a reward for his sr.
zest.
DIVORCE SUIT.
The Daily News says a divorce snit,
which promises rich developments, it is
reported Is about to be commenced in
the Courts of New Jersey. The parties
are a rather aged and well known man—
a director and officer of the Erie Rail
road Company; reported worth millions,
—and his wife, a young woman of twen
ty.two years, • demand/int of a wealthy
Dutch family of Bergen.
• TaofitiNo ereass.
The trotting stakes .for three and four
pear olds at Prospect Park, have closed,
the four year old stake for next fall with
fifteen !subscribers, and the three year
old with twenty-four. The three year
old stake for 1871 has seventeen, and that
for 1872 eighteen entrice.
. Weather clear and mold toalght with
Prcepikta:ei a sharp freeze.
BL IMMTIOI.7IOIf
The Investigation of the affairs of the
Farmers and Drovers National Banked
Somers, by the Uovernment Examiner,
shows a deficiency of 1175.000; %mashie
to the late Cashier, Mr. Hilt. :The report
that Mr. Oakley, cashier of" the Mer
chants Exchange Bank of this city, wax
concerned in this defalcation, le un
founded.
COIINTXRVEITZR2 A.EHLSTA.D.
John Itiopon, one of the counterfeiters
arrested some month. ago on Staten Is
land, has again been secured on fresh
charges.. Another counterfeiter, named
Wm. Davis, was arrested last nignt. The
remainder of the gang connected with
him will probably soon be captured with
their machinery and stock In trade: •
OINIC BONDS
The Erie Railroad Company has nom.
.palled all station agents to give bonds
ranging from 11.000 to 510.000, for faith
ful and honest performance of duty.
C=3:2
The College of the city of New York
throws Its library open to the public on
awl after Friday next. •
ST. LOUIS.
Meting of the Veterans of 1812—Had.
neu of the lUanourl Legtatatizee.
(By Telegraph to the l'lttelhagh t/ieetlo.)
Sr. Loins, January B.—The surviving
veterans of the war of 1812, residing in
this State, met here to-day. Quite a
number were present and many others
sent letters - regretting their Inability to
attend. Gen. Raney, of St. Louis, pre
sided. The object of the meeting was to
draft a memorial to Congress aektngthat
the surviving soldiers of the war of 1812
be placed on the pen/ion list, which was
done, after which the meeting adjourned.
The ages of those present ranged from
72 to 91 years.
The Secretary of the St. Louis Agricul
tural and Mechanical Association reports
the receipt' of the Fair laid October 188,-
E 12.00.
• It is reported from Jefferson City that
an effort will ha made In the Legislature
to Investigate the alleged tionneetlon of
the State Auditor, Treasurer and Fund
Commissioner! with New York sharpers,.
which was exposed- by the New York
Evening Rat last June.
A proposition is before the lower
House providing that where counties
and towns have or shall hereafter create
debts to aid In building railroads, by the
influence of which the taxable wealth of
such *omelet; or towns atiall be acg•
=anted, the taxes derived from the in.
creased valuation of property within
their limits shall be applied to the Day.
went of the interest and principal of
railroad debts. The bonds tt which
itch debts are evidenced shall be regis.
used in the Wilco of the Auditor, whose
duty it abaft be annually to estimate the
rate per cent./equlsite - to pay the toter•
est and °artily the same to the County
Clerk, who shall place such per cantage
upon the tax books the same as he does
the Bute tax. The Collector is required
to pay the ta: collected for Interest on
horde Into the State treasury, and the
Treasurer la charged with the duty of
paying the interest of the bonds.
CHICAGO.
Mysterious Dhappearener er the hhentr
of lIAKJIL VOlllaty
U y Tele r•ph to the Pittsburgh Ossetic)
ICACIO, January 9.—Rumor hart been
current In this city for several days peat
that Gustavo -Fischer, High Sheriff of
this county, had loft for parts unknown.
This wax denied by his friends, who in
sisted that ho was In Cincinnati on Mod
ulen. It now turns out that the reports
were well founded. Some months ago
an affair transpired in the Sheriff ',office,
Jest liner dark, In which Sheriff Fiedler
was shot in the leg by an unknown per.
am. A mysterious Californlan was alleged
to have been the senallant, but parties
who claimed to be In the secret hinted at
a woman named Walpole; with whom
Mr. Fischer is known to have been more
or leas Intimate. TMs woman is laid to
have lett Chicago on or about the 12th of
December for parts unknown. On the
if,th
with Mr. Fischer laeperted also, taking
of ytti him a temente sou about four year s
twenty thousand dollars to money which
bp had borrowed only a
atefew days before.
Ile informed no in the of.
See whither he was going, but I
the impression went abroad that
ho had gone to- Cincinnati. On the
2.151 h, a week later, Mr. Bradley. Chief
peputy, received a letter hum him,
w i tc h purported to have been written at
GOlt10:11.41 1 , Ohio, but the RAMP was die.
coveted to have , been cancelled la Ohio,
proving that tbo letter was dropped to
this city. Nothing has really been heard
from the missing man since the 16th of
last month: Before leaving healao drew
about eight thousand dollars m lees doe
his office, and neglected to pay over the -
Share due his deputies.
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NEWS BY CABLE.
Punishment of Editors in P
—Rioting liners Pardoned—
French Reform leasnres:—Rn
mor that President Grant will
• Visit Europe —Trade Union
Riot—The Ecumenical Council
—The Question of the Pope's
Infallibility—The Agitation in
Spain—The Cuhnn Revolution
—Arrival Of the apanigh Gan
boats—Nexican Affairs.
thy Telegraph to the Plttaborgh (Janette.)
GREAT BRITAIN.
Downoer. January &—A story has been
extensively circulated on the Conti.
neat lately that President Grant will soon
visit the eovreigns of Europe,and that he
will make the trans-atlantic voyage see
oompanled by • tleet of Iron clad..
Wm. Douglas has Issued a challenge
to the world to race hie yacht Sappho
(American,) to Sandy Hook on the 4th
0(J my next.
LONDON, January 9.—A trade union
Hot occurred at the Thornclltle collieries ,
near She Meld, yesterday. Much excite
meat prevails In Sbenleld and surround.
hag country.
FRANCE.
Pints, January 11.—The trial of the
editors of the Rappel, "irreconcilable"
newspaper, for ■ violation of the law
relating to the public press, bas been
brought to an and. Charles Hugo and
Felix Pjat, the chief editors, were see
tanned to four months' imprieonmen
and to pay a fine of one thousand franca
each. The latter gentleman wu also
aentenoed additionally to four mouths'
imprisonment and one thousand franca
tine for having distributed among the
solders In the barracks an article calcu
lated to ferment Insurrection.
Prime Minister 011ivier recently pe.
titioned the . Emperor for the pardon of
the miners who were sentenced to
various terms of Imprisonment for par.
ticipation In the riots at Anbin, some
time ago. The Emperor haa,complied,
and to-day the prisoners were set at lib.
er gs 'Menton ' Diplomatique asserts
that a compromise has been arranged on
the question of the Infallibility of the
Pope. Infallibility wilt be affirmed, but
dissent from the article will be Indulged.
• It is reported theldinisu7 will propose
a reduction in the contingent force of
75,000 to 100,000 men.
M. 011ivier Ito-day received the •mag
bunny of Paris in a body. Yesterday
there was an important reunion of Min.
inters at the Ministry of Justice. An.
other meeting will be held to-day under
the Presidency of the Emperor.
It is said • circular has teen nt b
the new Minister of the Interior D • e to the y
Priests of all the departments, making
known the policy of the Government.
The document, it is further said, is very
liberal In tone.
The Ministry haveffecided that Algeria
dull be represented in the Corps Logi..
lat If by four deputies.'
Permission has been accorded for the
sale of all Journals in the streets. All
foreign Journals will' hiresiter be dis
tributed without examination by the
Doreen of Censorship. • '
The tuldginatiestof M. ?tetra, !Wet at
Police, has not yet been officially•
pounced, but it is certain that be will
soon be stiperceded.
aPusa ,
t J o an h m — s l tr a o tes vyen My
said: .1 will maintain intact the dignity
of the magistracy. and above all will
keen jostles clear from polities, so that
decisions will have all the moreweight."
M. ISuffet, Minister of Finance, reply
ing to an address, declared that they
must conform strictly to their atatutea,
to avoid such misfortunes as that-of the
Credit Mabdier. He said that the Min-
Jury of Finance would not keep up re
lations as heretofore: ith great drin.
clan. In the Corps, tomorrow, Deputy
Crevullux will propose that Dadra Rol
lin and Libaldi be not excluded from the
benefit of the amnesty recently granted
to political offenders.
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litaveara, January 8.--One of the gun
boats from New York via Charleston ar
rived here last -,
Captain•Ganeral Thsll , todu has leaned a
proclamation, generally complimentary
to the behavior of the citizens and the
army. He awe the sickly season has
posed withotirdiminishing the strength
of the army. The .insurgents took the
offensive time and were twice repulsed.
The insurgents after that were confined
to the mountable. The troops already
here were sufficient to subdue the insur
gents, and the reason that so many troops
were coming from Spain was that their
Spanish countrymen desired to spare the
sacrifices of Spaniards in Cuba. He adds
that the Cubans are not Insurgents in war
only, but in incendiarism. The civil tri
bunals were performing their duties as
usual, while owing to surrenders in Clnco
Villas district the troops remain without
work.
The proclamation of the Cuban Junta,
recently printed here, Is most generally
considered as a hoes. It Is thought the
document was invented by the N. Y.
Cremate, or the Havana Vow De 0 oba.
There are many here, bOwever, who are
regularly Imposed upon by articles In the
Voile De Cuba who believe the proelama.
lion genuine. No confirmation or denial
of the truth of the document hayed been
been received from America. Meantime
It has been telegraphed to various points
In thitinlerlor where it but unquestiona-
My - exerted a powerful Influence.'
[Nara.—A denial was promptly for
warded from Now York by the Associ
ated Prem.]
Fifteen more of the Spanish gunboats
arrived from New York today, socom.
pealed by the war steamer Pizarro.
The municipality of Matanzas has im
gran export duty as follows: Sugar,
per box and 13,04 per hbdi on .7130.
lasses, 2bc for Muscovado and too for
°laved.
11•17•201, January. B.—The-.Prevaran
nounoes the killing - of thirty =tanned
men in the vicinity of Mazatlan a few
days since by the insurgents. •
The Spanish friGerona will soon
sail for Venezuel a . U 0 purpose or
watching the steamer Elisio._ The
Elisio was formerly the R. R. Cuyler,
and was sold by citizens of" the Dnlteti
States to the Columbian Government. A
rumor prevails that she has been sold to
the Cuban insurgents. The Gerona will
alsoilook attar Spanish Interests seaw
all, in that quarter.
The Vow De Cuba publishes an article
on the Spanish Dictatorship, In which
tos writer says that the elevation of Mar
shal Serrano to the position of Dictator is
unnecessary and untimely.
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Rows, January 8, vu. PAELL—AI the
session of the Council Malay, notice was
given of the nomination of Cardinal Sig•
rarri as President of the Committee on'
Religions Orders. The Committee oh
Dogmas have commenced their tinting*.
Several errs Roman fathers have signed
their names to a petition to the Pone,
praying His Hollneas to present to the
Council an opportunity for declaring the
dogma of Infallibility. It le evidently
their design to force the Holy Father Into
this precipitate policy, as they are
doubtful about obtaining a soft.
dent number of adherents to their
posts unless he publicly commits himself
to the dogma.
The report that the Pope will allow no
discussion of Infallibility In the Council,
anima be Le aunt of the result, Is con
firmed. He receives such petitions as
the above, but limply as an exprecalort
of homage to the Holy See.
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HAVANA. 11111111/7 IL—Adrian from
the City of Mexico to the Ist Inst. 'state
that Ex.Qovernor Seward Is still et the
Capital. and expected to leave for Vera
Cruz with Senor Zaroo. '
Great freshets had occurred In the
Pr:meat of Chraps. The water corn.
Pietaly washed away many farms lying
slogs the border of the river, ant It was
-- -
computed no teas than two hundred lives
had been lost
.
Gen. Nes rete's partizans had invaded
and captured Los Libren. / •
„ s
The revolution - In Ban Potosi waa
increasing: In Puebla t insurgents
had captured several i us, defeating
the Government troops end capturing
and executing Gen. Bocardo.
The estimates of the W i t e Department
for the coming year 17.000.000;
Fearsre aaing of a. general rovol
E don are daily
inc. '
BPAIR.
MAnnin, January B .—Riothing is yet
settled concerning the Ministry. There
L much political agitation throughout
the country.
MADRID, January 9.—The ministerial
crisis has terminated. Senor Rivera,
President Of the Cones, has accepted the
Peinistry of the Interior, Admiral Topete
that of Marine, and Senor Sagosta the
Department of State.
MARINE NEWS
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QUEENSTOWN. JUL 9.—The ateaniahlp
Etna, from New York, arrived yea terdJay
and mailed for LiverpooL
FINANCIAL AND CONDIERCIAL.
LONDON, January 9.—E6minfl.--con
eols for Marion 92,4; for account, PIK@
92 .4'.American securities quiet ; 6 64
Erie.. 6 6 7.. Cs, 8614'. JUAN. 84X.
17.1. f; Illinois • Central, 102 X; A. A
O. W. 25X.
FRANKFORT, January 8.--Reefting.--
U. S. bootha firm at 81 34®91X.
PAnis, January B .—Bourse firm and
quoted at 74®7&f.
LlmatimOL, January B :—Cotton quiet;
middling uplands Mad; Orleans 11Nd;
sales 10000 balm. California white wheat
91(i)4d; red western ' No. 2. Ss Id; Win
ter M 9d. Weatem Flour Zi 6d. Com:
No. 2 mixed 28a 6d. Oats 2s 9d. Barley
Es. Peas 35a. Pork 105 s. Neel 1011 s.
Lard 70s. Chefs* 691 6d. Bacon 61s.
Tallow 44, 6d.
Lonnorr, January lit. Tallow 46. ed.
ANTWERP. Jan. R.—Petroleum thin.
Penni, Jan. 9.-8 P. x. — Bourse buoy.
ant: Ranter 71r. 90c.
quiet.
FRANKFORT. Jan. B .—Bonda closed
HAVRE, Jan. B.—Cotton quiet and
BREMEN, January &—Petroleum gat
at 8 [balers 56 groats.
Flaunty's% January B .—Petroleum fiat
at 14 mare !amens 14 shillings.
BRIEF TELEGILMS.
—Navigation on the Hudson has again
clam.
—The Alton House, at Alton, Illinois,
was burned on Saturday. - Estimated law
150,000; insurance not stated.
—The charge of conspiracy to defraud.
made against the Mayor of Hudson
City, N. Y., has not been proven.
—A bill has been Introduced In the
Kentucky Logielature declaring mallet
of nineteen and females of seventeen of
legal age,
—About two hundred and !iffy Chi
nese arrived at New Orleans on Satur
day by way of St. Louis, and left by
railroad for Texas.
—The cabinet factuffvf.Alfred Honer
lit the northern part of Philadelphia was
destroyed by Eire riaterchly, Loss $30,-.
000 ; partially haw:ed. •
—The tharmov later at Cincinnati on
Satyr:Me ranged from 16 to 31—the cold
est of the season. The skating panda
and rink. were crowded.
—lt la announced at St. Louis that Tom
Allen *emote Jam hlaee's challenge
.to
tight him In Canada or Louisiana, and is
waiting the artleles of agreement prom
by ?dada.
—A young man named John Smith wee
almost instantly killed on the 6th. near
Carbondale, Ill w ., by the discharge of a
revolvwr from Idek he Wu attempting
to draws charge.
—Three sons of George Brown, of
Brcoklyn, N. Y., aged respectively 7, it,
and IL leant, broke through the Ice
while skating on Saturday, at Norwich,
Conn., and were drowned.
—Forty-idght thousand acres of land
near Abelens, Kansas, hays been mold to
a Scotch emigration sasoclation at Glas
gow, for 118.5.000. The man will leave
Scotland in. February and March.
.11.4euben Crow
on
waseinated a;
Aberdeen, TOM], on Thursday night
hurt. A negro named Burrell, arrested
on suspicion, says 8. L. Whitworth and
Wylie Collins hired him to commit the
deed,
—Reverdy Johnson hits givem an opinion
that the acts of the Maryland Logien.
tune of 1832. 1844 and .184 imposing a
tax upon tile 'Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road ror passengers over the Washing
ton branch, are unconstitutional and
void.
—R. B. Caldwell, the alleged forger,
was discharged at Montreal, Canada, on
Friday last, on the ground that his arrest
was not lawful, bat, was immediately re.
arrested on another charge—the United
States officers evincing determination to
bring him to Justine.
—A package of 31 , 000 In government
bond; sent by Adams Express from
Boston to Washington for the Secretary
of the Treasury, and which mysteriously
disappeared from the office of the Cora.
patty In Washington, has been found by
the °Moors of the Company. -
—Mir, telegraphic strike at Cincinnati
contizues, and the striking operators feel
eneouraged by the Jacobs dispatch. The
offio there, however, is fully supplied.
No bluffness was refused during last
vmek, except for offices In the &nth,
where operators cannot be bed.
—The Supreme Court of Alabama has
decided there has been no property In
slaves since Mit that every judgment
given by any of the Courts In Alabama
from 1861 to 1865,. Is null and void, and
that all WO cent of the Courts and the
Legislature were mere usurpers during
that period. _
—Much indignation le manifested in
Chicag thecommutation of the sen
tence M c Dani el Weigh, the tato mur
derer, by the Gove:mor. en effort is
making to get upon indignation me sting.
The width= for °omit:mutton was uigned
by the Mayor and thirty out of: forty
aldermen of the city.
—Navigation Is again suspended both
above and below Bt. Louts. The river
yesterday was full of heavy floating toe,
and the ferry buts had great difficulty
In orossizr. There were Immo prospectsof
the lee gorging about the bridge piers.
If It.ahould, It would leave an open river
ant fres , erslpypn scatitb. - .
-
—Ante imerirreddi*VW= at
712 Chestnut arreeterbi a, on the
woad door, occuiggd: Atili . e pasting.
room of ardollar store, on the first floor,
The stook was rain efL;Mt: Co.,
manufacturers of %notches Mirelti,
occupied part of USG second' r and
suffer considerable damage. 'The build
ing was not aeriousky damaged.
A letter from Oov. McTavish, dated
25th ult., to the Hudson Bey agent arSt.
Paul, says that the loan mentioned above
was obtainud by the Insurgents carrying
off the Hudson Bay Company's safe 0012-
Wiling the amount named. The safe,
funds are redeemable at Batt Garry and
York Factory in exchange one London:
He warns Americans against nem:M*l_ 4,
these notes, us they are valueless
—Th telegraph operators at .Memptile
have roftured to strike. New Orleans Is
the only city south of there where they
have struck, Operators from Memphis
and other Wats have gone thereto take
the Mattes ottno strikers. The Memphis
Typographical Union passed resolutions
sympathizing with' the strikers, bat de.
a lined to adopt the summation of the
Nashville Union In reference to refusing
to set up prom dispatches.
—At Helens, Montane, Saturday even
ing, Moses Bawidlug, a private In the
I.3th Infantry, shot and Instantly killed
ti ie bill carrier of the uVaristies.'• only
known as Mulls. Bawidlng - was In
toxicated, and hemming annoyed at
faisrlie's requests for admission Into the
he rushed to the door and opened
fire upon him with a six-shooter. The
first shot took effect In the arm and the
third and fatal one In the forehead. .
—A special sari that the Paraguayan
question la looming up In Wsanlngton,
where young Lopez Is looking after his
fettier'e interests, and that there is now
a proposition under consideration In the
Cabinet that the United States Uovern•
Went shall renew Its offer of mediation
between the allies and Paragusy, and
that If the offer la not accepted the Uni
ted States Ooverrimput shall withdraw
Its representative* from the Inhale of
Brazil and the other allied powers, and
that It shall dispatch to the scene •naval
force sufficient to encourage and warrant
any proposition which may be made by
Paraguay, which may be sanctioned
by one or more of the other Repnb4m.
SECOID EDITIOI
POUR trcLocK, .471.
THE CAVVAL.
San Domingo Annexation—The
Secret Treaty—Affairs in Cuba
-Proclamation of the Captain
General—Paraguayan Ratters
—The Proposed International
Fair—Judge Grier's Successor
—Gaugers Removed Judge
Boar's Nomination.
(17 Telegraph th the Pittsburgh Bantle)
WARRINGTON, January 9, 1970.
GAIIGICRS FIEPORTICD.
Several gaugers In Pennsylvania and
Ohio have been reported recently to
Commissioner • Delano for violation of
duty, particularly in failing to have their
stamps properly cancelled, and have had
their commissions revoked.
RT. DOlll3OO ANNEXATION.
The treaty for the annexation of San
Domingo to the United States was nego
tiated by Prominent Baez and our com
mercial agent, Mr. Perry, at the city of
San Domingo. This treaty, with the
cret message of the President of he
United States, will be sent to the San e
on Monday. Of the truth of this stst
ment there is no doubt. The governing
motive for the acquisition of San Domin
go is its geographical poefition to t
country an • means of nett al
defense as well - as its general maritime
advantages, and hence as preliminary
the lease of Samuna was effected and
the jurisdiction c f the United State.
established Over that part of the territory
of San Domingo. Several Senators who
lare cognizant of the particular. of the
negotiation privately assert that San Do.
mingo le of as much importance to ns se
the island of Cuba, if not more, and that
the acquisition of one will more easily
lead to the possession of the other. ..it
may be'hat the President of the United
States, n this menage recommending
the ratification of the treaty, will briefly
stale his reasons for the negotiation. It
is certain, however, that be has stated
them to some of his meat intimate politi
cal friends.
Although the text of the treaty cannot
now be publicly made known, there is
no doubt that it contains the following
propositions, viz First, the United
States Stipulate to pay the soma $1,600,-
000; second, this money Is to be devoted
to the liquidation of all the obligations
of the Republic of San Domingo, inckid•
log the redemption - of its curreory,
which is represented to be of compare.
tively small amount; third, In case the
ebilgations to be "seamed by the United
States shall exceed the before mentioned
sum of 11,600,000, the public lands of
San Domingo are pledged as security for
the excess; fourth, the liquidation of
the obligations la to be entrusted to
Commlesionen, who are to be appointed
by each of the oontracting, parties: firth.
In consideration of the discharge of them
obligations, San Domingo cedes to the
United States all forts, docks, custo — di
houses and all othor public buildings,
arsenals, etc., and complete jurisdiction
over the territory; sixth, San Domingo
to be annexed or acquired as a territory
and not as a State, and subject to the
legldation of Oongressin the same man
ner as territories of the United stater;
seventh, the treaty to be valid to all In
tents and purposee when ratified by the
Senate otitis United States and confirmed
by a Vote of the majority of the citizens
of Saw Dosolago.
=EI
'The AdMinhandion has taken no re
melt action on the affairs of Cubs. Such
official though meagre account. as have
been - received. chow that both the
Spaniards arid' the Cubans exaggerate
their reapsotive strength cud .poattlons,
while the truth la represented to be that
a regiment of Spat:doh troops can march
to any town or locality, subject only to
annoyanoespocasionally by small bodies
of inaurgents.
The following dispatch was yesterday
received in Washington direct from Ha
vana: The Gazette, the official organ of
the Government, published on the 6th
!meant an Important proclamation of
the Captain General, Intended to define
the present situation of the Island. The
Captain General congratulates the coun
try Upon Its actual, prosperity. New
troop and reinforcements, although not
nu to suppress the Insurrection, have
come from Spain to fulfill its obligations
towards Cuba and protect the Island
against murderers and robbers. He then
raters to the threats of homicide and In
c endiartsm made by certain bands of
men, against which precautions are now
being taken In garrisoning plantations
with troop or civil guards to save them
'from destruction. Men•otwar have also
been sent from Spain to Cuba,
with the intent to cruise along
her coasts and to prevent the
the landing on the Island of filibuster
ing expeditions coming from the outside.
The Captain General says there was sever
before in the lsland such • state of
affairs as could be considered a state or
war, but now peace had been no fully re
established that there le no plate In toe
Island where the administration of public
affairs and the action of the civil courts
is not acitirely recognized.
PARAGUAYAN MATT.Ena.
There Is much said with regard to the
Matt of a in of President Lopez to this
city. The truth Is, he hie come hither
to represent the interests of his father
and to Induce the administration to re
new diplomatic Intercourse with Pars
gnay. The principal obstacles In the
way of such renewal is the uncertainty
of the present locality of Lopez, It not
being poeutiv,ely known whether he la In
his own or some other territory, and that
about the same time young Lopes ar•
rived here Information was received that
the allies were muter. of Paraguay, and
therefore the Lopez government was no
danger in practical existence.
. INTERNATIONAL TAM
A public meeting was held last night
at Lincoln Hall, in furtherance of the
proposed International fair. : probably
three thousand persons wen /1111.1111,
Including a number of
Addresses were delivered IV r ei h gg.
berry, Cal Yorney,. Gen. Gatthzbas;
B. Sayan. of Chicago, film. ftoA
Vol W. ff. Mitre. Monte enthlasisam
was manifested. and eneou nglattere
were received from the B o verpotg of
%mum, Alabama, Missouri, Wisconsin
and Maryland. • -
INTICIZATIONAL ITIAMBRIP COKPA3I:
The Postmaster General has received a
litter from the President of the Inter
national Steamship Company, dsted Jan
uary 4th, 'dating that the oonatruction-of
the - dreg twoof their steamships had been
agreed upon. The dimensions of their
boats are to be, length 500 feet, width 65
feet, depth 33 feet, speed to be 25 miles
per hour in smooth water, and to cross
the ocean In the average time of eight
days.
zpum °num% muccesaos.
There Is no doubt that Hon. Wm.
Strong, of Pennsylvania, will, according
to the presentintention of the President,
be nominated to the Senate so the suo.
aeon of Associate Justice Grier; for
whist place the" late Mr. Stanton was
condrined. The nomination may not be
transmitted to the Senate for several
weeks, am Mr. Grier will not retire from
his position until the let of February.
JUDGE HOAR.
As to Judge Hoar'. notninationt there
le no authority for stating that it will be
withdrawn, by the President. The Ben.
ate itself 4.14 h to diapose or it.
THE WINMEPEH REBELLION.
Tn. intergeatti Farce a Loan from the
Hay Company—a Newspaper
to beEatablisaei,
OHICAQO, Jan. IB.—A St. Boldface let
ter of December Stith, rays that on the 42d
of that month Chit Winnepeg insurgent•
forced • loan of Matt hundred and fifty
pounds sterling tam the Hudson's BV
Company under protest. Five hundred
and fifty pounds Of the amount was
used to purchase the press and material
belonging to Caldwel I, B Co., from which
Is to be loaned a paper In the Insurgents'
Interests. It's name will be TAC - bute•
I=and It will be edited by - Major
. onO'Danchue, A young Irish
priest, is leading the Insurgents, and
contemplates a journey to the United
Metes, whether for raising funds or en.
ilattn atollut aid If! unknown.
INDIANA.
Democratic rote Coarentsoll—Nomhzio.
tiona—RemlaUoes Adopted.
INDIfiNAPOI43, J
disna ,bemouratiols CtSivention mit
to-day, and nomi. • Jtulge Word=
for the Supreme eourt, sad Bayless W.
Hums,' of Fort Wayne', tla Ateurairy
GeneraL 1
Resolutions were adapted &mouthing
the reconstruction mesentes of Congroes.
as inesmons and revolutionary:and an
invasion of the sovereign rights of the
people of • all the Staten regarding the
meaning having in view the destruction
of the powers of the Supreme (hurt as
dangerous enidenoe of the usurped:no
of the legislative Over the judicial de
partment of the government; favorleg •
tariff for revenue only, and equal adjoin
!
moot of taxation; expressing • willing
nem to pay the national debt In strict
actordance with contract,, whether in
gold or greenbacks, tw e nt y more, and
declaring that the fiv bands are
payable in greenbaulo or their equiva
lent; favoring the abolishment of the
national bank system, and issuance ,of
greenbacks in Ben of loch paper; that
charm of stock in natlimal boob ought
to be subjected to magi and municipal
taxes, as other property. and demanding
of the Legislature that they to so taxed;
that the U. 8. bonds o ug h t to be taxed by
Oneness for national purposes, to mien
an extent as sell/aqua/ft+ the taxation of
such bonds with other 'property subject
to local taxation; denouncing the Legis
lature for ratifying the XVth Amend
ment, and protesting against Indiana
being counted for sall b sinendraent; op
posing any change in it naturalizstion
!ewe, and especiallv t proposed idea of
transferring the natundization of shine
to United States worts.
TENNESSEE.
Battle or New Orleans Commemorated
Lrcz
(By Telegraph to the Pateharsh Gazette.)
NASIIVILLZ, January B.—The HMI
today passed reseintions booming the
memory of General Jackson and In
commemoration of the ladtle of New
Orleans.
A resolution providing for the sppaint.
ment of commlaidoners to prepare a
system of public schools suitable to the
demands of the day and report to next
Iserialaturs, was interred to a corn.
mime.
Mlle relative to hie delinquent rail
, roads were made the special order for
Wednesday next.
The bill requiring Officers of the State
to receive notes of the Bank of Tonnes.
see, honed prior to 1861, for taxes, passed
second reading. . •
The Senate bill repealing the law ati
tbonxing a change Of venue on oath of
loyal citizens, passed third reading.
An informal meeting of delegates to
the State Convention, looking to organ
ization, will take place on Monday
evening. There are no litilidations
to choice for presiding oillosr, though
George W. Jones, former member of
Congress, is meek favored. Delegates
that have arrived are generally cower.
retire.
PACIFIC COAST.
•
Laglsiallre Lobby Food—Canon V. B
Mist—The Great Billiard Match.
ray Telegraph to the Plttaborgts Gantt,
BAN FILIOIVISCOr Januar! L — k a
stated that large sums of money are Mg
raised by members of the "ring,. the
Board of Supervisors and their friends,
as a lobby fund, to prevent action by the
Legislature In municipal affairs of this
city.
The United Mates branch mint at Car
son, Nevada, in ready for operation in
every department. •
a.grast atteepplott billiard match be
tween Deery and Dkiii — Gitilrlititer-et
Mechanics Pavillion to-night. There
was • large attendance. The excitement
among balliarttlats had been great for
several days. Little odds were offered,
tilthongh blob appeared to be the favor
ite. At one dolma and ten minutes
Deery won the gums, scoring 1500 points
to 1488 for Dion. Highest runs: Dion,
108; Doet7. 87. The game commenced at
Decry retains the championship
and the diamond cue.
CHARLESTON.
Violation of the Civil etighti Law
(By Telegrupb to the Pltlaoorgb Oautio.l
CHAELLSTON, S. C., .7•1:11111Lry S.—Last
night a colored man, for whom • ticket
bad been purchased by white man, ay.
plied for admission to the dress circle of
the Academy of Music, and was refused
admittance by the managar,John T.Ford,
of Baltimore, the lessee. Another color
ed man applied for a tlakst for &reserved
seat, and was refused. This morning
warrants were trued upon the affida
vits of the two colored men, and Mr.
Ford was arrested at the Academy on a
charge of violating the State law carry
ing out the pi ovhdone of the civil right.
bill. He gave bail to appear at the nazi
term of the (.burl of General Bandon&
Caattunrrott 8. C.. January o.—No
action has been taken by the United
States court In the case of the alleged
Cuban steamer Anna, now In the wasp
alon of the authorities. A motion to va
cate the warrant of arrest will be made
tomorrow.
CINCINNATI.
Deplorable Casualty Foments Dos
Perapd—The Telegraph Striker's.
(By Teletiaph to the Plttsbergh Gasette.)
CINCINNATI, January Edward
Clark, of Covington 4killed his three year
old son this wonting by pointing at him
a gun which he composed empty, and
mailing the trigger. The gun proved to
be loaded. The charge of shot went
throagk the boy's head.
Pleura. Given 'ct Dcroglaas, Assistant
omunhohnters„ met the WiNitern Distill
ers Association yesterda y to confer on
the time of formai:cation. The Oommis
'loners favor the seventy.two hour '
system, but desire proof In favor of forty
eig,ht hours.. The Association appoint
ed • =omitted to collect facts and
testimony to Lay before the Commis
donna.
x telft operators rapb operato show
firlhtticats or yielding.
Joe le given In the ofilalal Gazelle,
itOttawa. Canada, that application will be
Wade to Parliament, at the next aeadon,
it an sat of incorporaUon for a company
to build a railroad from Ottawa to Fort
Garry. Rod River. and thenoe to the ma
gma -of Belk& Columbia; alto, for the
conarcurtlos Of a branch thereof from
Garry to the moat convenient point
in the United States, with power also to
band stamen and other vessels and
navigate the river Bsekatchewan and Its
tennekte, and rivers and lakes traversed
by the railroad; alto, that the credit of
the Dominion be extended In ald of snob
company by granting mortgages on wild
lands of the Crown along the route In
proportion as the work proxieds. The
name of the company will be the Cana
dian Nal° Railroad and Navigation
Oamtany. Application will also be made
for authority to narrow the tugs of
branches of the Great Western RaliWay.
—The New York Pima' Paris dispatch
says that the privilege has just been
granted to an American company. by the
Portuguese government, to land a n d
operate a cable on the Azores, to be laid
from New York to the Azores, thence to
England, near Brighton, , and thence, by
two lateral lines to Prance, near Havre,
and Holland, near Hague, Thia comps.
ny promises cheaper rates than those of
nabning time. Part of the stock Is paid
up in hill, and the rest will only be la.
sued as required in the promos of con
struction. The cable will probably be
laid during the pnwent year.
The Governor's menage, sent to the
Legislature on Saturday, mam a th at the
debt of Massachtueetts L 1180.192g,gt0, ao
teen., aramterg2Aoo,ooodarkqe the year.
The Governor doubts the sweedleney o f
aid l ea ding State to Meets that are
pressed on the Legialature. The expert.
4as of the State for the year will be
. 0 00Age receipts. not from taxes,
113,000,000. In regard to the sale or
the State will not submit patiently to the
liquor, the Governor aays the people of
restoration of the open bar.
Nsw OBLIANZ, - hammy g._oat tm ,
gum; middling, 2 40243ic Woo, 3,80 N
bales. Ht V, Prime; In ao per km. Mess
po
rk, 29c other articles tinchana•d•
Badness lo Gold, 21%; staling,
101%; Sight drafts at g alma,
THE LIGHT3ING STRIKE.
Tile Battelle, Still Playing—The Ope
rators SUS Aggressive.
The telegraphers' strike continues
throughout the eauntt7,and compromise
seems as far off as over. The Western
Union office 411.1 mangos to emcceadhlly
transact the btudiessf directed towards
lt, but of course, the operators ere
driven to more than ordinary human
capacity. The stnken hereabouts keep
• "stiff upper lip," and relying on the
justness of their cause, confidently hope
for an early adjustment of difficulties.
On Saturday the respectable home mem
bers of the late Typographical Union
No. 7—men who were compelled to
associate with a rabble of floating fel
lows who did grievous damage to their
cense, and madediasolutlon neoesaary,—
met and pasted a aeries of resolutions,
In which they endorsed the telegraphic
union and promised, if neotrasary, to ex.
tend all the pecuniary aid Demmer: to
kelp on the °mallet to successful termi
nation. The operators received last
night the following tel•ream•of war
&nos:
ElIN!
NaW YoustJanuary 9.—The very
latest of yeste rday shows our position
- atroniter than ever. New' from Wash
hmton is particularly Interesting and
Important. The advocates of the rental
Telegraph system will use this struggle
as an argument in their favor.
The New York - Herald of this morning
lays: "Contrary to general expectation,
the telegraph operators' strike is still in
!WI bleat: It was thought yesterday
that all diffieulties existing between the
operators and the Weatern Union COM
psny, would be adjusted within forty.
eight hours, but ;from reliable in.
formation received at a late hour
last night, It 11 evident the . Cow
pony do note yet contemplete mooed.
ing the d emands of the operators,
while to
it le •an
equally evident that the
strikers will not abandon their position
until the Company consent to a rein.
statement at the original salary of every
suns removed In California. They ask
for no increase of salary for themzelves,
but they are determined to protect their
defenses= brothers on the Pacific Slope
from either an unjust reduction of their
wages or from being remorselenly
kicked out simply bemuse they belong
to the Telegraphers' League, and
to accomplish theft ends they
are leaving nothing that's honorable un
done. The workingmen throughout the
whole country, too, are coming to their
adistatioe. and the Executive Committee
in this city are constantly receiving dis
patches from all f olnts, offering sympa
thy and greenbacks. Happily, however,
they are not as yet in need of pecuniary
assistance, and they feel contident of
&Milk* to stay away just as long as the
Western Union Telegraph Company can
afford to let them do so. Yesterday
morning at 10:80 they held another large
meeting. There was, as urinal, a full
complement of ladies present and their
glowing and confident faces promised to
stick to the boys until the object of the
strike.shall be hilly accomplished.
WASHINGTON, D. C., January 9.—A
manage from the Superintendent/ at
New Orleans this morning to General
Eckert, 'aye be has not been out of his
omos for thirty , aix hours, and cannot
get= operator to help him. Operators
sent there are " gobbled by the tele
graphers, sworn in and sent north. Tex
as, the Lone Star, Is dill a unit; all the
South stands firm. Telegrams from New
Orleans and points In that vicinity, are
sent from Memphis by mall. The Ty
pographical Union, at their meeting lard
night, appropriated three hundred dol
lars for the aid of telegraphers,
INDIANATOLIo, Ind., January 9.—The
Typographical Union of this city pissed
resolution. of sympathy for the tele.
persNand will extend aid If needed.
asnvims, January 9.—nm Typo
graphical Union last night adopted reso
lutions to form an alliance offensive and
defensive with the telegraphers, also
extending sympathy and pecuniary aid.
CINCINNATI, January 9.—The follow
log resolution" were adopted by Typo.
graphical Union No. S.
Wapitis*, The Telegraphers' Protect
ive League are now on a strike to main
tain their fehow.members in San Fran.
clam against an arbitrary reduction of
wages by the managers of the Western
Union TeleitrePh Company, and whereas, ;
the principle. involved. In this strike' ;
embrace the principles upon which , all'
trade Unions are founded, as is shown
by the attitude of the Commercial in this
city in regard thereto. Therefore,
Resolved—By the Cincinnati Typo.
graphics:Union No. 5, That we hereby
sympathize with the members of the
Telegraphers' Protective League In their
struggle to maintain adequate compensa
lion for services faithfully performed.
Resolved, That should we receive notice
of their being in want of funds we will
cheerfully tender the same.
tiericsoo, Jemmy 9.—Two men quit
the Western Union onlce today from
ezosesive work, three more declare they
will leave. Monday. The strikers are
still firm, and anticipate a speedy vic
tory.
T. Loma, January 9.—Two suite have
been brought against the Western Union
Company for errors made In broke's'
. . .
mesaiges. Strikers firm. A dispatch
from George Francis Train to the tele.
graphers, says: "Gentlemen—Three
cheers for patience, perseverance and
pluck. Capital, its rights and nothing
more; labor, Ste rights and nothing lees."
Naw Your, January B.—From advice.
received this evening, I predict • general
uprising of the Typogrableal and other
Trade Unions throughout the country.
Meetings are being held in the principal
cities and o ff ers of pecuniary aid and
sympathy tendered. We offered an
honorable compromise at the *tarn tried
to stave off the tight, but could not.
With the ald of these oo.laborers we
ihall endeavor to perpetuate our League
and Inaugurate the first movement which
will ultimately end in the enacting of
National laws securing to labor rights"
equal to the lawful rights' of capital. Let
us rent on the Habbath only to begin on
Monday with renewed vigor.
(Hived.] . W. W. Suriname,
Sec', T. 0. L.
THE COIIIITt3.
District Court—Judge Hampton
SAtiftILLY, Jaaaary &—ln the MO of
Andrews vs. Ward et al., previously to.
ported, the Jury - returned a verdict for
plaintiff for'slx cents damages and costa
subject to the opinion of the Court on a
question of law reserved.' 'The and.
went Uat wu taken up, but no business
of public importance was transacted.
TRIAL LINT YOB MONDAY
16. Shswhan Ve. Bradly.
54. Bialy et ox. Ti Sarum:
Hays vs. Carlisle.
Carroll t Snyder vs. Hall & Co.
Faber vs. P. & C. GU, Coal and
Coke Co.
Call
142. Bartsti
149. Mor'
Qualiar
SATL1111:0.1
rioted of t
tencted to
months.
Mary Bead
bawdy honw
Allegheny,
PK and v
onment
wit anima
John So'
convicted
Pratt I
direst, Alio
to the Wm
70 Cam.
TR
305 Com.
288 . Henry Frits.
252 . Wm. Whits.
270 ii Adam Appal et ! al.
242 . Christ. Baker. '
244 .. C. Slain,. . ' 'f.
TRIAL LIST TOR WXMOObI.Y.
. COM. TO. lilottolu and Stephen
308 .Jacob Ninsmayar. . ...
maD'
Commas Pleas—t Nat
Beitrehey, J&12121117 fFiThe
beard the argument of =Mfg' 4::•0•
lion to grant or dbuntas the ben
rant Limed upon the petithet_
Heimann upon which Phil* Wiwi
of the Seventeenth ward, Aught:trait, was
arrested. The petition set forth that the
petitioner had obtained a judgment
against Boblnger for $750 for - rent due
and unpaid, and which he refused to
pay, although he had money In his pos
session which he concealed and refused
to apply to the payment thereof The
petition further set forth that the defend
ant had amend of his property to de
fraud the petitioner and other creditors.
Hill Burgerin. Esq . appeared for the
petitioner, and Messrs. Brown and Rear
don for th e defendant;
Defendant's counsel relied upon the
decision in the O'Hara case, in which it
wan held that the - National Bankrupt
Law superseded the State insolvent laws,
and under this decision they asked that
the bench warrant be quashed. The
Court held that there was sufficient mat-,
tars Bet forth in the petition to warrant
the bolding of the defendant to appear
befor the Common Plea, Court within
thirty days and make application for the
benefit of the State insolvent laws, and
he was so bald. This decision virtually
overrule, the decision in the O'Hara
case which was tried before Judge
Williatita in the District Court.
In the case of Fred. Heifer vs. Chaa.
Hoebier, verdict for the plaint/1f in the
entn.off7;l.
John Miller vs. Mary Miller, in divorce.
Petition presented and en bpaenea sward
el.
Jennie McGhee vv. Alexander Mc.
Ghee, In divorce. Petition presented
and sub's - ones awarded.
On motion, of inn. S. Robb, lieu.
Win. A. Crawford was sworn and ad•
milted to practice In this Court.
TRIAL LIST POR MONDAY.
360. Eltzight vs. Buchinso.
459. 11111, assignee, vs. Tsnner's execn
trix.
887. Farthing Ti.. Eater.
371. Watt. Lang it Co. vs. Snyder
373. Donne3l Bro. vs. Mysel.
377. Collins and Price vs. Evans.
278. Bunting vs. Halstead.
381. ?durum va. Garrard.
UNITED STATES COURT.
Dlrtnet Conn.—Judge HeCandler.
THURSDAY, January 6.—The Orand
Jury having no farther business were
discharged with the thanks of the Oourt.
United States vs. B. Weigant et. al.
Indictment for wholesaling without
special license. On motion of District
Attorney Carnahan, sontinued to Pitts
burgh. ' H. U. Butterfield. counsel for
defendants.
The cue of the United Stoles vs. Silas
A. flaLoad. Clarence bL,Blmpson and
William H. Yeager, stealing !attars from
a postmaster, was than called up Clar
ence M. Simpson and William M. Yeager
plead guilty, and permitted to testify.
Silas A. Halstead plead not guilty and
trial was ordered. The jury, without
leaving the box found a verdict of guilty
and Halstead, Yeager and Simpson were
remanded for sentence.
Circuit Court.—J edge atetienuan.
TIII7II3DAT January 6.—The jury In
the ease of Barker vs. Dale et. at., previ
ously reported, returned a verdict for do.
fondant with nominal damages and
costs.
NEW }MENTON.
Week of Prayer—Catholle Palr—Tem
peranee League Coed Templar;
Weather, dm.
teorrenoondeeee or the ?lambert hUstette.l
Nair BazoteroN, Pa., Jan. 8, IS7O.
The week about closing has been ob
served by the Protestant churches gen
eralti as a week of prayer. Services
were held daily. The sttendanoe might
have been better, still we hope for good
results. In tome Instances the presence
of the Holy Spirit was very manifest,
having been earnestly importuned ac•
cording to the Savior's direction and
promise.
Our Catholic neighbors are holding a
fair for the benefit of their church.
The New Brighton Tanmarance League
held their monthly meeting lan night In
the M. E. church, Rev. Crowther pre.
A long Bat of names has already been
secured petitioning the Legislature for a
prohibitory law.
Rev. 8. F. Crowther and B. R. Brad
ford, Esq., were elected delegates to the
State Temperance Convention, to•meet
at Harrisburg February 7th and Bth.
Rev. Wallace and D. Critchlow, EN.
.were elected alternates.
The time usually occupied In addressee
was spent In devotional exercises. The
meeting was one of more than ordinary
Interest.
The Good Tempters are in a very pros
perous condition here, and doing a good
work. The game la true of the Beaver
Falls Lodge.
The weather Is very cold here, with
several inches of wow. The roade are
very rough.
Coasting le good, but Some of the results
not desirable. One boy had a Anger cat
off the other day by a sled running over
it. Another falling to make a turn in the
way, ran against a tree box, and hurt his
bead pretty badly. It was a narrow
escape with life. Older people think it
dangerous 'lnt. C.- _
Real Estate Transfers.
The following 'death were admitted of
record in the office of Thoa. H. Hunter,
Recorder for Allegheny county, Battu._
day, January 8, 1870:
John Lynch to Jame. L. Carroll. October 18.
3w9; 4 Sores and 43 pore/mot lend In Versallles
township
Alex. W. Clete, to WHIP , . People.. swe f a
Bak lot 20 by IX felt on Webster street. Mu—
Jgrillodeson to Thomas Hodson. Rarer...S.
0.
110; le .ereet In IM sores of lend In Chartien
H 1003017 IWO
Daniel ttlehardson to Thomas J Kenny. Jenne , /
7, IVO: eleven
on Oel Unlit street, Bradawls,
tiorearb
92.500
C. Reenter to J. W. Robinson. 'Web rt. . INA;
lot 120 by TM reel la village of Blends's. Kl—
ank townsblp
Darla Ware-Id to toe Hector. Chorea Wardell
end Vat. yna . .a of Linsenell!holvh.•llesheny.
IN:1 : 01, 1 174 ot Kt by Hates t on Mutes stirez. 3
Jacob Prance to twerp R. fuddle. Jane: b. 18.11:
170 notes or land in Worn Wwnshlp ~.
George IL Raddle to Wm Baxter. January 4.
IVO: the nao•• tract el
Witheenle• Zuhrsty to Wm. Horeb, 'Betake,
len; tat 110 by I 0 feet, 0400118 etrAet, Mcßee..
pon al WA
0. pithier to Peter Zelda,. July I. le 7: ebeve
prowler,
Alex. !Watt to Joint" 4 .4/Aurae, January 7, 137 r;
lot W by 70 net on Harmony Street, lan Bir
torbeasMate
Ma m ry E. Johaston to twat Y. lingnart, Ms, 16.
lara: fooraeres and lib aerobe. of land 10 Zv
ward. Biltsbergb PILCH/
IT is asserted most positively that on
the re-assembling of Congress, the Presi
dent will send to Congress a message ox.
plaining the Banana Bay lease, and
recommending the adoption of the whole
Dominican country by our government,
and also the rail canon of the treaty
with Denmark, which will give us posses
sion of the island of Bt. Thomas. It Is
known that the President has lately made
knownto the most prominent of the
_
sntrol
.
His
snitory
slat ap
', thinks
that It
autlay
re is a
her an
Ire as
Mr the
speak
same
almost
mtries
.t the
the ex
,: of the
IN eats
mita/
inteins
ini Ed
idlUoa
lob the
;miser
ationg
mania
at the iires - eittime,alleging that the State
Will die' kept under the control of the rad
j „srty Lf she comes in upon conditions
wide& The Oonserrattsg.oarty, he
a, has been mid Cut bir Governor
alker, who 'agreed, during the Guber.
ristorial contest, that it he ,was elected,
rd tie State admitted int 6 the Union,
a *mild - pis ce himself more equarely on
j eonserrative and Democratic , ground
[
thin expediency made It politic for him
to do during the canvass. Thleprombie
.Pollard asserts, will tindoubtelairbe bro:
'ken, as _Walker's course is such . that
nothincesu be expected 'btu perfidy In
future. ' •
GEREILLL EMS.
IT Is said that Thomas J. Durant stands
a good chance for appointment to the
the Supreme Bench
for. Justice Wayne's
Southern Circuit.
Sous thirty dr' forty midshipmen of
the first and stcond claws at the Naval
Academy have been &Cling in such '.a
manner that it has been found necessary
to convene a general court martial to try
them for violating the rules and regula
tions of the Academy. The Court is to
assemble at Annapolis on Tuesday next,
the 11th inst.
THY wife of a wealthy citizen 0
Chicago was found last Thursday night
in a house of ill-fame, and was fined In
the Police Court the next morning.
tier husband caused the arrest of the in.
mates suspecting her to be among them.
She has a daughter sixteen years old, and
moves in high circles. Several members
of theßoardof Mildewy-re found in the
same house.
Ten action of the New York Legiala
lure in repealing the ratification of the
Fifteenth Amendment Is variously din
cursed. The question thus raised was
discussed by the House Judiciary Com
mittee at the Lest Bearden, and it is under
stood it is to be presented in each branch
next week, so that both Judicial Commit•
tees may make a' report upon It for the
guidance of Congress.
Tits inauguration of Governor Geary
takes place on the 18th inst., and already
the Senate has appointed a committee to
make the necessary arrangements for the
event. There will be a large attendance
on the occasion, and several military or
ganizations from different parts of the
State have signified their Intention of
participating In the ceremonies. :In the
evening the inauguration ball will be held
at Brant's Hall.
IT to understood that on the occudon
of the arrival of Mr. Peabody's remains
at Portland, the United Static govern•
meat will be represented by Its naval of
ficers only. It would not be convenient
for the head of a department to go at this
time, and the suggestion to that effect has,
after consideration, been rejected. It Is
possible the Governor of Massachusetts
may be present to receive the remain@
and to take part In the ceremonies. '
MEW ADVERTIMKENTS.
~,, ~,
tgr“Aviircut.4ll co/ries
:4 MON.—REY. J. O. WHITE./111 Wotan
to ma only. la the Academy of Music, on TUES
DAY NIGHT. January 11th, oa the amaranth.
JvaAtt diptionares be made fn. Bo
ono Theology. The Catholic clergy are hereby
cluCleagad to dim the books sad facts.
pßoraw.9 FOR PURCHASE
RIFLED c.s.r.rox,
BURR/. TT OP ORDNAveR.}
Navy D•partmear,
WAsnotorcor erre. ianusry 4. 11010.
BRALE PROPO3A L 8 for the perchese of 30-
poutider and 20 pounder Parrott Rifles. wick
Carriages, Implements, and Projectile. Sow en
band to the navy-yard. at Porto:meth. N. IL;
Roston, New York. Phllacelphla , Washington,
and Norfolk. 0111 be received at this Bureau
until 13 o'clock noon, JANUARY 31; VITO.
I. the aggregate there are 'about 300 tlons,
384 Carr' gee Sad 96.157 Projectiles. robed.
tiles In detail of the artlee. at rack yard wlllbe
flirttlthed on aPedlcatten to this Noreen.
•• • .
Bidders will rate the number of tune, car
riage., implements and projectiles they desire to
porcine at each yard separately, sped War the
calibre of the gun. kind of carriage. whether
broadside or pivot, and the kind of projectlia.
• The gone, Ate., will oe delivered at the respeet
In nary-yards. and most be removed by the
parehaser or Dunham. withla ten days after
the seaplanes of his or their hid. Buena de
liver!. wia be made of any article until the
parties purchasing shall have deposited
with
the paymaster of the navy.yard the meows' of
the varebae money in each case.
Many or the eons are now, ate slt senice
able. Bidders will therefore Mar accordingly.
No mar forth se &natant, old iron or 1•004 will
be considered.
The Bureau raterrea the lista to reject mum
htd. which It may not consider to the loterut or
the Govern= at to accept.
Prow.ls .how'd be Indorsed on tee enytlope
Propo. els for Porehtse of Rine Cannon, Le...
A. LUDLOW C tttr.
Chief of Berea.
IMIZEMM
IIST OF lINCL ADDED DE.
PoSITITS remaining la the DOLLAR
et'INGB RANK or PI r 13017R017, in width
•t lea.; the sum or Fire Doilars Is due and which
as been deposited by Donors Wh o . bate not,
1•16010 the two year. preceding. mads • deposit
er received a dividend or payment from WO ear.
paration:
hue AL Pennock, to 6339 04: Ann E.
Lento,. 61116 89: Mate A. 686
Lackey. 177.147-
woe. Snyder. $29 25: Carload. p roy •
6387 03; Aedred Schainther. 8399 73: Mail
Oat ton, 11.659 ROC leery Moore, 8910 19:
J. Hamilton 430 15: Peter honoree, 10100 91-
el raeseth ithrtb. 830 73: Samuel venoiston,
83,036 OS: Wm. J. Aneer•rn, 897669• prep.
tt.; Winaeolle. IleL 970 59; Mare / 0/ ..
05 35 ; Santh Belle]. 0433 19 Prederiejli
pergsete, $94 0 - 'mar eanoc. In tram,
4107 10. $l7 B 09 3167 10; Danny. R. 4310.
61,44'21riVegrli 6889 93 11 " .
1 -V ererts Blair, in cok. 315
art, 4836 187; Join Ramon. 867 36: rathei
are 6611 99: W. ethiley, 8458 13: James
Hamer. 93. Francis Flynn. 8935 48 ; g.
o. Hoes.. In trust. 4511 06.45* 06.432 00:
Debella 8. Mould, 11281 13: Patrick Polo, hp
trust. 838 00; Rode Patterror 630 67- IN..
mpe0n,4277 119; Henry
o, .on, 38;
Frederica Father. 597 63; Thom. A. Parker,
0513 75: Hann. illeha-da. 331 83: Maria C.
He- lord, in trust, 4444 79; Jdaeab Th e y y , y
139 70; Wm. H. Matthews. 11146 68: Bant
3 / good, 601 62; Josetea Lrocroft, 891 2 0 4;
Megan[ A lees. 040 74: Lilts .1. nen,
442 91 Wen P. 7 Wampum. 111118 99; • tor,!
Hind, 470 20; Alirth C. Harm, 6457 eg :
arde Patterson. let trust 341 3L 43109.
635 58; Joh* H. Here. Ms 99; / 1 .1/ Vetter.
Ig h frost. 657 0211/ige Tag Doran. iv
;77:114 5 e/ TI 111 8 0 i:: ' IreVf D r . It 3 r 3 e erg;
3 ; Joeeph Nore, in trust..,_ll4l 37;
Wit iem 111.3 8131 03; C.O. W. ee...
1141 59 A I BO . llcCush. 6265 95; Lo d . 3/ -
ronnoe, In %rule. 4130 VI 3 11114e3 MeXee.
4365 88; 8 atsemllnsam 4 78: JobuJey.
eat, 493 60; JAM, • B. Cone, 433 45; Ado re
Harilason 39.16064; Andrew Delms,4l6 50;
Sarah J. Adams.l7o3 Ni; Ora. A. Tnempea.
ma 48; itarab W. era, 11115 90- Jobe W.
Bithop. is 1.0.1, 6911 17' Jane wieg og ,
6/.. Cart. la teuth.ll/ 49 76: Jacob Ifir-01,
Reld,ls DE.8,6993131 Mien tellrens.llll9 35,
t Jour*, 018553: Wm../ Kith morlck.
Te 3 411; tiarth J. Wrisrat, 119.174 IS: Jac.
. P.P.er. el 938 44; Wm. J 637 PI:
Cheats r. 831 1 63; o,A ss's ... sin
43; Lisettit WAIN, Dun, 876 go: Acid
mgooped, 1158 33: Fraud. Othena, 0141 96 :
/ g e e L. 56 7 94; John R. %ras.
430 95; Teem.. DwAge. 4933 17: emit
Molitor, 4401154; Coroo Viirlk. 8731 93:
irleanor McCormick. 11146 03; W. 11ttBoyd.
47930 01 Misspelt Wrem. SI /57 411: Maw
Jones. 6111 93: Aththelftme, Mthe 13 ; koy .,
ert 3179 51; W. 0 John. $4137:
ehneeme. to trust.lll63 56. 8348 48;
li lerson. 695 39; Jam. B. Gamor. In
IL IL po f
11L
nt.
07:
807 9 9 i marwan X.
li Oa
Hood,ardner, 657167;
6579 31;
lienr• Wildegw. SI 919 74: Renee M. Pima.
683 /12; Jobe lieNeciteer. 6750 Reh I
ti MOD. , 4117 61; Melinda /rem " "
to,;: 0 • iono ot.
, 11103 59.6103 69.5105 60,6005 69 '
11103 69: Rilsebeth Mom., ccui 7 9;
.. / ye / rems, 634 51; XII. J. lieu, slng 311
Mare, D. Peet les,. 5146 78; Moths Potter
63 1: 16 te 6 :51;W "-t lelrs 6 l9l. /1 " 6"
"Ll'' ' .
fic r tf a te * ern 4937 00: IMr4 reg y e d 'OPT, l , 3 l .
V. 4,7 nji? A.
&g,b;;AteliF.`r:.
In WM. 4101 . 49: 191_3 C 1,. .
1115490'
Alb rt ft, SFr 11er, ilthe /a: harsh . leouglast;
6306 , 14; obastethe Beatty. 5115 19; Phil.
ootere 697183:
t• 10041, Mantle.
T t i
rysi9 09; Gennep
_..heetir,,e, 834476 k.;
1 4 ' ini 1 / 1 6 t711. 6 . 1 :UV: " Igiln LC4 7 ;11 3 1 6 4 5 6 4
Ifirgeret tionereel. 0431 83; Mary McKnyee.
49917: Althea:tallied 430; 36 :
663 39; Geo. Wed, 613 44 ; . B er sr..
medtos.
4633 36; Herrm. ithbaum. 479 19/ Iltlah
6 red, 07% Jobe X. atery, In trust,
055 86; Hobert okilletple, $309 *xi U sinisi
meneteherne 4104 19; Margaret A. ery.t,a
48;JWf ohn P•BurebilelB. 5/31 34; 6 Planlm
more, 7016 07; #Minor Harmlll, .37 05:
keen O L. III , eIT 80 . 4 5 111
r„l.7g 1
L 1196 90:
11:71198 031 Dorothea R. Reek:an. I c eltirsr
atki Job. O'Neil/. 6643 83: H. 700,0 10
Itono.a
433 16; Mary Hetelithm3.lll6l99 87;
Lydia Carman. 41316 68; Phoogt e
$191158 - Henry- Millar, 857 18; Pewees
tr ' fie l . Y' llitra l s 6 6.ll3 l' il a i n ; X IV ", 4 6 . 14. L 9 .4 '
tim,Ton%; . 7'311,1 sr .`l 4initi: 4s -crste ff rrt:
J.
Julia A. Cabbage, 81113 47; Mary
J. Methecheon. WM TT: Fa. N. ..ONNeD • •
• N II; Tboen•• lean:loos. 647400; Job. C.
140.10133. 6 Long . Penne" J.
l etWaft.6lBo;
M. 81)19 99: Moor Rd eg,
130 31; 0. 0.10 M. leitheUon, 133 93, Davie
itlOl.M. set 611; es; J Marlow. 6003
•. Irr.ete 891199: Mth Y.
$453 93: Joen T. 10163 /37: Prsth
13 le ee $76 16: Illtabeth 11 . 4theraan. 4312
56,8 Hew, W. ctrti...o4 . 9 l 4 ‘ l i rin s ...:ta i l l
Vi 644 . 1 ,4 6906 40;
ttdreer Wileon.
6374 13; T. Swipe art )a b trisi& . 6l6s
John Mersa .414; 6 411red 17/. 6 411tt me.
4144 II: 181 71;
ear wen • ha ff3er. 6151 09 .
.4. 11.711 39: IC 3 Muuntheou 4361
el
.: wee. W. Cwl. 014346: Path, M.
eels., 8404 33; kettniseth A. Xing. $44 01;
511. Le me. 6180 31; Thos , AL,
6100 51: John Loge., 94: /Ithe
deic. sch,cr, 11113.0 43; 11•3313 W. tetar-
Tatc ' h a nter 6 . 9 4 l lllll3 . l
. 59 Jtairotan a5 .1, i;;A
9 011 ; 2 4 Tt1?1"4:Pin. 9 :
itiCt 1t t 4, 4 :13113 Mg! :ll' ! I X ffil!'111
Mamma OreetoralL 8936 II: Joan moms.
4143 96: Bus. Canspbbll 4116/8111 5;
1 4 1 i:tit 15 11 !. Tio" 4. air VIFPLV:'
17166,4149 43: itinaftif i ni. Stali ' C
P.m'.
otaer, 11635 41 1 :Wm. b. t am. 11361611;
1181117 /kraa. 6334 47• Themes le
trust. 111116 4.01716 481 . 6196 40.11540 j
harks Allem. 4907 311: W. Celt a 11 1 / 1 16
Metuel Harberr63lX demi. Nate,
6 57 31 1 1 :14. W earth 690 49: moiella.lejr
le the aggreg a te M 6, itso le. all of which Is
retheelady submit..
„HIS. A. o3viow.
rlttsbacsh i JY. 5. 1570. Trwinirai
. .
THE WEEKLY OA
b, u. lest sad Omen essossiiii
sesproasse pabUste4 la Pesten" risasc*lik•
xe •
haws. •sossu or IssrdiSal 1601•1141
Wfu a.
11..
Tams
Male sabseribus— ..... ••
Mb. st ...............
5$
Cabs otSsa ..... ..... I
• son Is ihrslshei t Iststeassti
es of s slab of Um. Postaistais poselsti4
to sot at went&
rmailtur, RUUD &
reoprimir.
BANS NOTWEt3
OFMI or TI NrriowAL 130:21X0X M. 1
Its. I 3 IX.AxO3O, ALL " B airr• •
IgrAll ELECTION FOE THIS.
TX3N 13 ' 1 10rn.R3 er able flus_pmj
atlo take place ocaltni DAY, i ea nary 10, vine.
the offlee at the vempanyi bow.. Us lax
wrloa. .11. •164 $ P. 11. ly
)700 .13s. R. IsTitir.lololr, Bee.
DlPogi? COMPANT Or P
DACSAIIII aO. 1109. g
arTHE .ANSUAL DIEETIffe
of the litockboldere of “itte late Demon
Company of Pittsburgh , ' will be bold on 711211.
DAY. January 11. 1990, at their nallataw, Me,
S 3 Fourth avenue. between Ili - ben. of 11
oLlock A. ie. and Ir. r., ateeblektltne and pia*
an election for NINE DIRECTORS 05 WI.
s. T. VON SONIIH01111;
Mel Peere tar, and Treasurer.
/rum Darite•—
_arve naroste NATtcorm. Ran,
rarrastralan. Dee. U, lIIL f
IarTHE A.NNILIAL ELECII.Od
for BIM= DIRLCITUBSI of Ws
Bask. to &erre for the aontog year. It'll a wl
at the Bashing Roan, Re. 114 roam. Amu,
Co TOISDALy, the llth of January, UM he.
Mean the boars of I sad it *Wort r. u. •
Y. L. IVITPITINSON.
' ' •
TIMM NATIONAL BANE or Prrnarneam
Pirrearnant, December It, 1169.
rarTIIE .LIINUAL ELECTION
for Directors of tol. Rusk will take place
At the Banking Rocas. on SOLIDLY. Jentaarr
1110, 1170, between the hones ot 10 L. K. Yd
or. 9. JOHN IL LIVINGSTON. .
xx . ; .. .c= n i c v . t . nt=r i z azu.
far*THE ANNUAL ELECTION
- for thirteen Direetote of Oa. lank will
be held at the Banking Haase, on
1.0.7 1116 , 1.70, between the bows eit 1
and N . o'clock e. K. A. LONG, Caaltier
PlTSslimni NATIONAL Ithalli Or thnithjneth.
niTeuxtawf, Dthenther 11, isop,
arAN ELECTION FOR THUR.
TIME DIRECTORS of MU RUC Is
gene during the thouleg you, wth , be bow .1
the Denting Rouse, corner Wow {reek,
uA
010th avenue, on TUESDAY, Janne+, 11th, ,
le 10, between the hoover II a. aad t
JOS/PIER. RILL, Coudelan
arCITIZENBL NATIONAL
BANK UP EITTSBUB4IB,—As elestfog
for NI. Deer fors of thU Book, to serve for the
ensuing year, MII be held at the Booklet Sous
on ?DEADLY, Ilth J.trery, 11110, Wage"
the hours of ar e. N. and A r. Y.
J. Z. BRADY, JR., Coakfer,
I , l77am:rage, PA., Deemab• r 11, MIL
•LLitlll2llll . NATIONAL VANT.
Pmrsousok. DeCeaber /I, 110.
far 'AN ELECTION OF Dllll2O.
TOM to lom darn, the easel. tteer
will b held at the Ilsokum Hoene, No. 11l
Filth avenue, da 111111 DAY,. Jesairy 11th,
1670, between the boors of 11• M. ata 1 F.
W. 11c011NDL/8/1,
Mixnester NanOetAl. 1.4.114,
Pierslissom. December VI
Ur:AN ELECTION FOR DI.
arihons.o_y_Lu rank will b held
at tits Banking Muse on - Tttlei saue.l
11, 11170, between the hours 4311313 c. an ?Ai..
• JORW 9. mAirrlN. Cubler.
lfzien.cers. • St ANMACTIMILIM. NAT. He,
1'122601160L1, December to. U. I
ta'THE ANNUAL ELECTION
of tkla Bank will take place as the
tesaklng Bask on T l7ll : 5 DAT.:Janem7 11th.
UlO, between the boars all A. se.and9l r.
.10111( SCOTT, am.
Cashier.
-
, ^DIVIDENDS. •
007100 Oi?xi Pluxxx.tx Istui.oics Co., )
Amarnizin., RI tl ;
tarTRE DIRECTORS OF THU
00 , (00.1' ° ,7'41; 00 40T.1.11,1":p 4 "h" 1
CEN2N. (5.,00) pis BM • Z. lo g n•sr.d ."TY
on htocc DZ. D. RIDDLE!"
.
.
bearetuT.
tarDIVIDEND-- puma,' Ira.-
NIA 1 NIMEANOK CO. .I.NY.-7he
Dtreetote of Ibis Comm!) have tbie day es
elated • dividend of PhIM (lb per net. oat of
the profits of tbo teat all mouth. TAY&Wak one ,
after the 10th teat., frea
utr oj t y. mcc atlf irs.y.
cenitarr.
Ptvisstrithu. Jaaaary 4. /170. a
pa
tar'
,'DIVIDEND:FIRRT 'NA.
TIONAL HANK. Patsbarallt._
sle Pittsburgh Trn , t tanthsny). llon
aors of this Bank have thin a sy Shah/mid • Dtvi
dend of three per cent.. the capital sta., out
artbs omits pellet.; thr. W mat.. PE.his
MA. fa of °Mee "r..
January 1170. 4;
14;
.1171%.
IizaCLIASTII s lialnlTACilralar NAT. NAM )
PlTTeaCraolf, J.sary 4, INTO.
tgrDIVIDEND NOTICE.—The
Dl.ectors of 1111.11.1 t hare q.t. 0n de-
Clared a divide. or TIVZ PER CENT.. taw
ap tat Pt , ct out or the tomato of this lan six
milnt P""'/UtlbtraVae, oitt!,"&117;r.
OTTICII or TOY NATIONAL INIITILANON C . 0.. /
January ia, ufe.
farDIVIDEND NOTICE.--The
Board t.f !Allmon °tibia Comas, lum
this day dt clared oerol•SonNal dorlieNg of o f
PILE titter. oa the CaLoltal litoet of the Chia.
f.lll7l,‘}oool.oo.lTiirsoart Of
taxear. Par
-313'1 laagnd. Allegt7n awl arler r tpi~ibt►
.lust. .141311.5 IrriVaalSON,
jaSail Ikentaay.
j *- DIVIDEND.—The - Pe sefs•
National Bank hat tbia Cy Ott •
dividend of ltUUtt DOLL•BIS PIS Bnarr, est
of entearatt as of tbe put aft niontna, Brunt
tax.. payable on demand.
Y. Y. 0011nON.
Custer
PASXLta DEPOSIT NATIONAL BAWL.
PITTsBUBOII. Jimmy 2, 2210.
aff.TRE DIRECTORS OF TIER
• Book bave [lts EST declanird.,ll,l4•24
NIX Pii CKDIT. oat of 11l DeOSIE SE QS
Wt Slz month;DEllo,lo tortemla, teal of
P. L. BT2PIiiNI9Nt. .
CITY Ball= op Pirrimmo '
Purraauscii. rm., Jonaary Mifi 1770. 5
1;197HIB 11.111 AK HAS THIII DAT
Irelared 11)1•Idend ef (I) tilt
CE" T.. from lba profit.; of tbet laatllklaaralba.
payable as and Martha TSPITX laaw•-•
amm W. X. XIORGAX.
Clarklar.
NIECUAIet NATIONAL BAN&
PriTsouttatt. 'humor, &I, an°. I
IgrA DIVIDEND Or EJGHT
PIE CZNT.. inn or Tos.eo. on bo
load th. Olioct holders anus Boat. on &al
afterJANIYANT LIT% INsT.
JOHN G. NIALICTIN.
Gabler.
17:151
At.Ltda.' Arfowar. IPI• auk a
Jaaaaa7 3 31170.
FirinvE Di 6 ECTOaaoFTHIe
Auk have tbts day de e'afed • Nyland
a VIVI! PLR CaN,. oe the eawil el atm... a
of the ea, aloes of tha bat all suostlyabio
to the stoelthold. fa forthwith. tree of tax.
W. MCV.I.I4ID
.ths • *salami theatilst.
01110110 r TEX twiriaratil
Pirriatmen, Ja cs
a C ryIn. X.ooPA VT
rDIVIDEND a
O.
e lll/..
flors of ill. Company Wm. THIS
DAY dwareo a DlTideod of TWO DOLLAA2I
PXK MARX. Imp of GOvernmelit taroikoli JR*.
able at the oats of Um company. As. *AS rent
n met Mod stem T. to the MAR kbolecht
tar the Till Tkl Inrc. J. J. AL_ .11ZIM.,
11.1:TisM aterasary:
•
0 1 / 7 1Cloi TIM CAM DIV USAIME rOIaTANY,
Playalnman. Januar , / 71. MHO. •
farDLIFIDEND.--Tbe Board••ff
Directors' of ibis Comma jams WS
day declared a dividend of TaN.PZACILIST.
nos of O sma n
prontsof she last sic anoolis. PRIMO
on Osmanli. tree of Govorans.atiaz.- -• •
itniArki T. Alilairfor.
•
GrPITT/INTIIGH NATIONAL.
BANK or commvms. °climes nr.
WOOD BTREICT AND VISIT{ AlYentfi.—Thir
Dlrecton'of Dom Beak have obis ore lactutt
oteldend of ISIS PAR (ANT. oh du
Sleek dal et the molts of *elm= ' MX%
payable on &mann few or Geer. eat tn.
JOBILPEI H. WILT, Cashion .
PITTIDIMIII. Pa.. Jahaat7 3, Jl7O. it.
byrlcy. Accbanzary . Rama ITOmy•••T. I
17,1 vio Juno" 141,11170.
arTHE PRzerorar, NANA.
OEM for useuvut •
Brldge ay... the •sle Rifle s otstehatertliao
batho s la .he eaanteof legheey Issee AMY"
deemed a bleseend or TWO DObLaIS ea em•
than of the rata Lel Blot) of Use Oeupessy. pap.
sm.. to bteekholdese of theft total nhenesete.
Weer by the leramblbr. fanb•ith. •
ibb ' W. Kunintrlcti. Imam,
•
arDIVIIDEND NOTICE.-T!•
• lima.. of lb* "LIM. Sem Nlll . Re•
Railroad Cosa. ow , bays THIS DAY !teetotal' •
Vorlaead of /let PIGS Clair.. el., Of G.,
aromas{ MX. o.t at t.eearalap et Uke MIL Ift
ai. lba. payable La Mock boldele au_
theta lagaa
npneentatlyea: at ha oillo• of ate udißpury
and after J•NUaRY DT.. VITO.
Jab WY. NOIR, Prilableat.
Pier=VlSAMai Rutz or ALz.lentlyry,
Lateember ass.
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