Fa es ittAnt* nytts. OFF/CULL' PAPER Of Plitehurgh, Allegheny City And Allegheny County.. OT/10Z: 118 lIILDIN6IBI, IND 86 FIFTH IV TUESDAY, MARCH. 1. 1810 Goiii dosed in New York yeaterday at 1151, thi - the 4914,8f6 03 now due to the State Treasury from the Beyond counties, Allegheny is indebted $32,641 16, aid Philadelphia for $132,768 76. Tirraniism's article in this journal should lam stated the amount .01 corpo ration stocks held by the State Treasury at wiry *Millions, Instead of ten mil lions, es 4 . eirtir . oi the types made us WriiSenit . or Ratan explain why he nudged , the .Philadelphia member and others In defeating the Pleasant Valley Paaj tat Railway bill t What Interest has the from the Beaver district in I lecithin for thieconnty—the passage of - which Senators Graham- and Howard urged ? dodging now; we want the ressoni. Tun Sate will not - honor the House resolgtop.for an Increase of $50,000,000 In the volume of circulating paper; with asen a respectable minority 'rote. Noth ing istitoriaiefirtaln than that no increase ~.xof the currency will be poulble, except nada' the conjunction of a new funding iyatem wilh strireentl: - - - dated plan Jot tree banhing i?xt AND here coma Join tjks,,noble mmy of Btatea doing a imigWiy dividr for female suffrage. The proposktlion will be favorably, reported eicitieinch of her. Leilabdure. 8b 11 I t ;b4 only these Western peoples whose motto in the civil polity' is Eacelsterr ••The But will yet claim its part I the rivalry, u just as it is genet , ; cms, and the consenting statesmanship of all tieoemer sufcrelgntlea ere long, inattmate the absolute eqnnllty of patting conditions, without any need for • IVlth Aitiele in the Federal Constltn. tion. -, , Patienos • • • WEI DEPICT especial ittentlon to the elaborate report of Mr. City Controller McGowan, presented to Councils yodel.- day, and eleewbere eflielally published In these columns. While it exhibits a very creditable conduct of focal *Palm for the put year, it also develops an exceedingly bealthi s and gratifying financial condition of.the,..city, placing us upon a level ln that r espect with the moat ilonxiitking and prosperous communities of the country. In connection with thiapleasant assertion we might add that no other city in the land presentee among their merchants, bulginess men and manufacturers a greater monetary ease or more genorsl prosperity. While most of the trade centres are crippled by the stringency of the money market and weakness of trade, we have yet to hear any unusual com plaint from either one of these climes; but to the contrary, whilemoney is not plethoric, little diilldulty 'la eiperienced In obtaining all needful capital for trade Purfoliell end hard times have not _bees experienced fiereabouts by any class for a long tern of years. Altogether we have reason to congratulate ourselves on the • ~.• • n 41( 14 1 tits say' sldwy+l... imrk.LLIGIBLo quorATloNg Upon the par of gold, the National se. amities might have been quoted' yester day in New York, correctly as follow!: 'Bll, ugif premium; 3 20./.: 'Ms, 99; do. 'Ms, 98; do. '6.55, 9G(R97/; 10 40s, 90kit, 96k. The.bondsof the Federal govern: . ment never before so nearly touched par, on an upward movement, without failing .to reach that point and to go over it. We need not apprehend, in the present case, any exception to this experience. It re males only to. wish that, for the future, qacitations might be given, as above, on the coin basts,—aad this, too, would as. gist in the appreciation of these securities. It is about time that the practice of quo tallondepon a delicious basis of deprecia tal paper shall be permanently aban doned.. Tomtit M4StYLATID. ' The itarylind. Detamtracy.:are in a tremendous . Other about the XVth Arti cle. 'Some of their mad-caps insist upon being ‘' , 4whipped" • into anbmiseitin,. pre ferring not exactly death, -tint a good lisgellatlon, to the dishonor of a too tame submisslon ,to Ibis...outrage" upon the white MIUN rights. , Well, since no Marylander has any longer the privilege of "walloping his nigger" as of old, there would be. more ; than es poetic justice in the tables turned, and s smut walloping given back with interest by sable hands. There; are however, cooler heady, who counsel acquiescence to the new sitna lion Lit a more Wide, although even less manly. lasblon., By these, it is propo sed tb - antiCipato the proclamation by taking away; u far as possible, their local privileges from all the people alike, sad treetlng them le the courts already existing. The same policy is urged in iirmataticy. Thus these white rebels would Mte off their noses to spite their floes. To keep out the colored element, they propose to rob - their white citizens of many of their existing • iniillegen Such I policy will not be longllved, when all amino find themselves equally suffer ers. Kicking against the pricks is as bad for white toes se flublaCk ones, and none will fled this out quicker than these fool ish mensal In Maryland and Kentucky. Li a Awe!e month, how affectionately then will all be courting a power which can neither be resisted nor Ignored. - A TEAR'S GOOD WORK. It la one year, and a day or two more, since the XTift Article was submitted by Congresi to the Judgment of the people, sad tni approval of the several States, First adopted In the House, January ad, '5B, with a freer verbiage than as now dully ratified, but of the same imbstan- Hai tertor','it Wu deluded in the Senate from February 3d, and amended by the . apses* exclusion of discriminations on aummt of "property, edacation or creed." Senator Mormon's amend . melds Pftrfkling, ter - pOpular choice of electors was also added. • Tho House wouMrnot Mete* Hi them amendments; the &Mate refnied to recede, and the first proushian thus Mil to the ground. Inediately, on the 17th of February, the Bensta adopted its own original resoln hen, differing only from the present arts els in the: inclusion of use words "and bolCoillett" after the word "vote," and mat ft to the House. • The latter body amended it by Inserting again the word. "nativity, property'or creed." To this Um Senate objected; It went to a Commit: tea et I:lnference, which agreed that the Senate timuld _strike out the words "sad hold ialiftv." and Mat the HOl2lO should saiMetfin its amendment as &bora This report was Accepted by the House Feb. Mary 25th, and by the Senate on the Ft Met day. That completed the action - • - - , • -' . •--•-- - - v - . •*--• .• • - of Congress. Within a year from the last date, February 26th, the last of thirty States recorded Its formal approval atlas supplemental charter of Haman Liberty and Equality in the Great Republic. Wee there ever a better year's work In all it/ history ? THE ',Aar THING our "du Act to Incorporate the Rational Improvement Company" is the modest title of the last novelty which Invokes the Legislatitc ijuktifiii at Harrisburg. It is a bill-of 'some lambi' (nine long sec= Coin), and was . offered In the Senate 01 the byldr. Henszey. The principal office is to be at Pittsburgh, but with power to establish branches or agencies "in other' parte of ahe State or eliambers." The capital stock Is to be ;100.000, but Ibis may be increased by vote of the stock holders to any amount. When 00,009 shall have been subscribed end $lO,OOO In cash paid in upon it, the Company may be organized by the electloli of directors , ten dip notice of th 4 meeting for that purpose helps advertised In the Jour' nail of this city. We print the fall text of thebill another Coluntk - . ..... The franchises of this new corporation are io be of Incalculable value, absolutely boMidless prerogatives, the solitary ex ception to Its 'powers ' excluding it from )i .l banking prix egos or the. right to fume its obligation as money. There Is noth ing else that I May not do. • It out-mob; lases the Credits 'dalliers of France or America; It Is endowed with nearly every attribute of. eovereignty. It may build roads or canals in, to or through any part of the Union, or it may conduct and maintain these or any other works already built, "which may tend or be designed to improve, increase; facilitate or develop trade; travel, or the transportation and conveyance of freight, live 'stock and passengers by land or water," or any lino of _telegraph,' with the fullest conces sions faits favor of the right of eminent &attain. _ It may lend money, deal. In stocks and bonds, taking any form of se. airily therefor, and may hold an unlimit ed amount of real or, personal estate in any; : shape: . Mlutiever:: And all those pewees and franchises, it may exercise upoit any contract, at Its own pleasure, MLitt any , other&Opor' aticin,'persons, firm, or partied' illy description. Thin In of. feet:delegates the highest attributes of public authority to this company, which I never hereafter, Ones so established, wound need laix - addltionid letter of legis latia, its present charter exhanating all the powers which this Commonwealth can del -1 egato to an incorporated company. Un der the poifilye and clear-grants of author!. ty thrieharter of Incorporation, we hav e a free railroad law, except that all of Its unlimited freedom Is a Close monopoly In the hands of these • corporators; a free - pipe-law granting a boundless liberty to • favored few, to the practical exclusion of any competition; a free bridge law, an unrestricted end nnliersal authority to build e*ralliniyi; to construct mills and forges and elevators, to confiscate the estates of citizens or companies, and to envelop every_ district, and every material interest, every form of property, In this Commonwealth with the supreme right of a preferred arid practically irrespensi. ids autocracy of organized capital. There is not one form of public undertaking, in railways: bridges, or other structures, in any lace* er direction,'-imina.fide for the 'public accommodation, or In bad faith!for a hostile or corrupt invasion upon the interests of existing organizations, whlith the scopes of Mist:el would not au thorize and protect? ~ Its .corporatars would need not One addltictual sctintaks of franchise, to enable thiset a r contract at • 3274 - 0;• - •"- • and operate the bridge from our Point, a railway in every one of our streets, a new line of rail to compete with tho existing roads hence in any direction whatever, or to appropriate or condarm the roads. bridgrs or other works already built Or these, tort:rotators .tany merge, Oppn entrants made, evc.s7 and all of any existing lines end works into one vast union of interests and collective admin- Istration, powerful enough to defy any atterept at legislatiye-control, or to defeat every effort for a judicial correction. The section of the lst article of our Constitution declarei that "no law hereafter enacted shell create, renew or extend the charter of more than one cor poration." The bill before no empowers is corporators, upon a simple contract with' any number of "Pinions, firms or corpinations, in effectto renew and extend theft charters. forayer. For this "Im provement Company"'would itself eh sorb!and perpetuate them, protected by the Inviolability of a:ultimate. Tots con. stitutional objedion ought to be insupera ble. But considerations of public policy suffice to condemn the proposition. We hear that similar powers hays al ready been granted to other corporations: The'. same franchisee are claimed for the "Continental Improvement Company," chartered two yearti since, and far the "American lmprovement Company," chartercd a year ago. If this be the fact, it yields a strong argument, not for the repetition of a most perilous mistake, but for the repeal, as the Ceruititutlon permits+ of. measures fatally at variance with 'a sound public policy. ~. It does not justify such legislation, to allure us that the cot , porstors are gentlemen of strict integrity, who would not abuse their vast powers. How unstatesmanlike ,to entrust such Privileges in perpetuity to a corporate suciessioe, which, in the mutations of the stock list, may replace the clear ,probity of tadiy.with the unprincipled reckless. Clegg' Or the positive rascality of teinor. kiwi Nor does 1) aatisfy us to tell us, in 1 the lobby, that theee' fianchistii are only to be exercised out of Pennsyliania, so long u the text of the bill Itself embodies no prohibition, express or Impited, of such trickly; at the discretion or convenience Of this Company, within the Common. wealth. 146'in — swain that' the corporator' awned, OA . well smother parties who are presumed to be in Joint Interest with them in this affair, are citinens of the highest personal repute—some of them friends. whose 'feelings we would not wound, or whose exclusively private In. tercets we could notbe prevailed upon to touch with an unfriendly criticism. But we owe to the public a still higherOnty— one which forbids Int to non"lder only the narrower claims of a pirsonal regard, or even of a sincere personal trust in their unblemished Integrity of character. The powers which they ask from the Legisla ture are too east to beremitted from the sovereigntrof the people. The franchises for Which they ask In this bill ihouldnotbe granted, not a tithe of them, to any living men. For, once granted, the Common. wealth of Pennsylvania and all its citi zens net Inside the pale of this "Nations! Improvement Company" might as well retire from competitive business. Strike out from these franchises the concession of the eminent domain; con fine these powers, still quite broad eaongh, strictly to rt: co-operation with other existing corporations, subject to all the respcditeincidents andliablittles of their charters; strip this "Improvement Com. pear of these original and bouridless prerogatives to which we have directed the public attention, and it may be made Ocrtainly .a harmless tho' possibly an befeetive and valueless organization. Ia *it way the public could raver suffer, _ even ff thecorporators failed to be profited. But, as it stands now, we can hardly amain tfittt, cm a Pediisylvania Legis lature cut, with its eyes opea, deliberately Nekton this moat undemocratic and Indefensible measure. THE PLEAS,Or VALLEY RAILWAY The following correspondence will be found interesting to all who take any notice of legislation pertaining to the county, and especially to those interested i n the Pleasant Valley Passenger Rail.. way. It will be seen that Senators Graham and HoWard distinctly deny the Insinuations thrown out against, them. But the letters speak , for themselves: PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25, 1870 EDITORS GAZETTE :—I. have just TO. calved a copy of the Commercial of the abovo date, which contains a commani. cation on the Federal street and Pleasant Valley RallWay, which ie untrue. In every word and line, so far as my action In the matter la'concerned. let. It le suuserted that “Senator Graham solicited the management of the bIlL" I have been In the Senate eight years, and have never yet asked to have Mu or any bill committed to my charge. 2d. That I am "a stockholder in the Manchester line." . . I do not own one dollar's worth of stock In that road, nor sin I interested In It directly or Indirectly to thcamonnt of one cent. . . The writer tmggesta, "howeasy would It be for Senator Graham to nay to. Sena tor Wallace, 'You kill this bill for me— work against h all you can, fur my con atituenta want it, but I don't " If I wan as but" as the mind that con ceited such a thought, I might do no; but I mayor intimated to Senator Wal lace, or any other Senator, in any man ner, that the defeat of the hill would bo agreeable to me. I received the bill from Sheriff Flem ing, and upon the first opportunity read It in place, and it wee referred to the 03mmittee on Railroads. - - On several °modems I asked the chair* man to report It, and when it was report ed from committee, I had It placed upon the calender; and when it came up before the Senate on the calender, it was ob. Jected oil by Senator Walhomo. Then, under the rains, It lidd over throne week, and come upon the calendar again, when Servitors Wallace, Connell, Carman, Ru. ten, and, I think, othere spoke against it; the basis of their arguments being that the passage of the bill would interfere with charters already In existence. Sen- ator Howard and myself advocates' and voted for the NIL • I havo elven the" Pleasant Valley Bill" 'the name attention given to other hills. I advised its friends that there were active 'and potential influences at Harrisburg against. have nothing to .reproech myself with in connection with the mat. tor. JAMAS I. GEA.H.I.IK. EURBISEURO, February ~3, 1870. , • 'DITORS ' GAZETTE: -- GENTLEASICV: I see in your paper of the 25th lest. an editorial in regard to the defeat of the PIEL.II.IIa Valley Railroad bill. Yon mak for an explanation.' I cannot explain the secret of the defeat of that bill. 1 do know that no other meatier() has been treated so badly in the Senate. I do nuanced the course pursued earnestly in two speeches, and called upon Senators to support it. A Seinator train Philadel phia and others outside of our county took part agaluat It. I say for myself most emphatically I do not like the way that bin was defeated. I consider that I wan treated discourteously In tbo matter. So strong was the prorsure for its defeat that when I saw the danger I move," to postpone for a day or so, that the friends of the hilt could be 'laureled , and coma hero. This was refused. Tills is the only Instance this session where such n [notion was refuted on a local bill. I asked how others outside of our county had come to Take charge of the bill? But I got no explanation. The Senator from Beaver made a speech against It. Mr. Connell. of Pailladelpkda, led off for its defest.• I cannot explain this; but I think It needs • n explanation. When my motion to postpone for a day as defeated, and the bill was urged on s paneage, I again • stated in ray place ; i ., that, I thought the WU was receiving tin fair treatment, and asked, as it was an Allegbenromety measure, how it came that Senators from other places were urging its defeat, and leaked Senators to vote fur the bill, and I Called tlle .9 01 - , - 404 ~,,, s .i.titrverncr 713 T It. This b all I know. 1 speak only for myself. Respectfully yours, CM., Taos. HOWARD. Prrnaintmon, Feb. 211, 18711. Memo.' FAitore: I trust that Pits:dent McCreary and the aeons moue ecnbblers who nave directed such liereo Invectives neatest the opponents of the Pleasant Valley allroad eSupplement." will bear to mind the Romen maxim, "Whom the nods would destroy they fbat make mad." lu justice to the public who have been mislead by expartaatatemonts and gulled by malicious fabrlcatious, submit the following statement of the positions assumed by the Pittsburgh, Al legheny and Manchester Railroad Coro. pony: 1. Tee eo-callozi "Supplement," was,, , to nso the Harrisburg political slang, ansenstrous ebiankat"charter in disguise. In the present Pleasant Valley Charter a specified route is described. The so-called "Supplement" would have given an unrestricted. privilege to the Pleasant Valley Company of running ever any street or steeds in Allegheny or Paleburgh. The "blanket" charier in question was defeated in defiance of the supporter Senators Graham and Howard. It is an established principle of law, the equity of which cannot be succor.. fully denied, that one corporation can. not infringe upon the legislated rights of another. ;The Jaws of England hare afro:dually shielded the- Invadment of capital against the encroachment of ',peculators eager to reap the harvest, the seeds of which were 83wn by legiti mate capitalists willing to await the financial realization their energy had created. The custom 10. Englauti, when a railroad charter is applied for, Is to appoint a committee to examine the / equity, of the claim, and to determine I weenier the building of another road will seriously damage the financial inter eats of a road already in operation. If the committee report adversely, the humble petitioners are graciously Ler. witted to pray for ever. Such, also, to the spirit of the American law. That the passage of the Pleasant Valley &apple. ment Would have been a monstrous in. fringement upon the rights of the road I have the-honor of representing cannot I reasonably be questioned. President AlcCreery Mates that he desired to use not even a foot, but two eqtiares only of our route and yet the measure he woe so zealous in promoting called for specific privileges which would have destroyed the practical use of our Western avenue lice, the main artery of our routes,.. For example: Under the clause giving, the Pleasant Valley Company the privilege of any street, or erects, that company could have tapped the Western avenue route by connections via Irydn avanub or Sid. well street, thence taking the mote now occupled . by oar line over the Suhpeuston Bridge. Would not the passage of such a measure be doing violent injustice to a corporation which for ten year did not realize a cent from its inveetmont, at the same time carrying a burden of taxation from which the would-be competing route is exempt? We aro ast desirous as any one of promoting the public inter ests of this community in every portico. Mr; but a surrender of the vantage ground we- have gained by a severe struggle in the face of adverse aLicum• stances, we shall strenuonely opium. Mr. Herr, of the House of Repreatenta..l tires, telegraphed President MoCieery, at my suggestion, for permission to change the route so as not to use any street now occupied by our -line. President Itlo. Creery. replied, in substance, that ho would stand or fall by the bill in Its present shape. In this connection I may appropriately explain. why it with that although our beanie:us voted for the ..Supplement" It was defeated. I adinit ; that it-bee been the general custom for Senators to regulate the' local legislation for their reepectivedietriets. At theism. time it. should be distinctly understood that the Senate at Harrisburg _cannot always' be hoodwinked Into the support of an iniquitous measure. Every Sena. tor. with but ono exception, to whom.l explabied the • nature of the "Supple. meat," stated that such a measure ought not to pan.. So far as our . - own delega tions were concerned, I did not ask them to vote for or egainst the bill. The so. lion taken by the Common Connell of I Allegheny did not excite my surprise. r '.believe that the resolution instructing our representatives - at Harrisburg towns far the, passage of the Supplement" was offered to good iti faith by a member anxious to promote the Interests of -our sistereity. The member was, however, , blindly led. - Had be and the other mean. ' .bera of the Common Council bean Inter-' viewed and 'posted as to the , nature of the nefarious •• Scheme, ' each •a -resolution would, perhaps, nevOrhave been framed, certainly never passed. Had the Legis lature remained unadvised se to 'the na• tarn of 'the scheme, the /make would not have been scotched. "Alrawell that ends well." liesisectfully.. • • W..Z. Xoturs,' Pr:344280t Pittsburgh, Allegheny and Miaabeatoritallroad. PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE; TUESDAY MORNING, MARCII 1, 1870 MEI To Incorporate the National Improve. mint Company. .- Sscrios 1. Be it enacted by the .Senate and House of flepresenrahres of the corn. monwealth of Penney/vama in General Assembly met, and ii is hereby enacted by authority of the same. That Andrew Howard, T. S. Swartz, G. B. Edwards, J. D. Welato and J. T. Malin, their associ ates, auccossors and assign, or a ma. jority of them, be, and they are hereby I anthbrized to - form and beta body corporate, to be known as the National Improvement—Company; and by that name, style and title, : alkali have perpat . nal succession and all the privilege", franchises and immunities_ incident to a corporation, may sue and be seed, lm- Plead and be impleaded, complain and defend in all courts of law and equity, of ' record and otherwise, may purchase, re ceive, hold and enjoy to them, their successors and weighs, all such lands, tenements, lease-hold es tates and hereditaments, goods and chat tels, secariticst and estates, real, personal and mixed, of what kind and quality waver as mailionecesiaryor convenient for the purposes of said corporation, and the cams from time to time .may sell, convey, mortgage, encumber, charge, pledge, grant, lease, sub-lease, alien and dispose of, and also make and have a common seal, and the same to alter and renew at pleasure, and ordain, establish, and put In execution, each by-laws or ordinances, rules and regulations as may be necemary or convehient for the guy. ernmecit of the said corporation, not be ing contrary to the Constitution and laws of this Commonwealth, and generally may do all and singular the matters and things which to them shall appertain to do for the well being of there'd corpora tion and the management and ordering of the affairs and business of the same. Provided, That nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to give to the said corporation any banking privileges or franchises, or the privilege of issuing their obligations as money. - BMA 2. That the corporation hereby created shall have power to contract with any person or person., firms, corpora• lions, or any other party,. howsoever formed, existing 'or that may hereafter exist, to build, construct, maintain' or menage any work or works, public or private, which may tend or be designed to improve, incresee, facilitateor develop trade, travel or the transportation and conveyance of freight, live stock and passengers, by land or water, from or to any part of the United 'States or the ter. 'Moritz thereof, and the said company shalt also have power and authority to supply or furnish all needful material, labor, implemente, Inetrumenta Ind fix tures of any and every kind whatsoever, on such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon between the parties respec tively; and; to porches& erect, con milet, maintain or conduct In its own name and, for its own benefit or other. ice,any Ruch work, public or private, (inctudieg also herein lines tor tele graphic communication,) and to aid, co operate or unite with any oilier company, person or firm In so doing. Sae. 3. The company hereby created ales - Male° have the power to make plus chases and salts of, or investments in, tho bonds and securities of other compa nies,. and to maks aavances of money and of credrt - lb other companies, and to aid in like manner contractors and man ufacturers, and to receive and hold on deposal, or es collateral or otherwise, any estate or nrciperty, real or personal, Including the notes, obligations and ac counts of Individuals and companies., and the same to purchase, collect, adjust and settle, and also to pledge, sell and dispose thereof on such terms as may be agree.] on between them and the parties contracting. with them, and also to en dorse and guarantee the payment of the bonds and the perforsznanca of the obit- Rattans of other corporations,iirms and individuals, sad to assume, become re sponsible for, execute and carry oat any contract., leases or nub-lessee made by any company, to or with any other com pany ur companies, individuals or firms whatsoever. Sac. 4. The company hereby created *hail have power loonier upon and occu ny the lands of individuals or of compa ies (ou making payment therefor or giving security according to law) for the purpose of erecting, constructing, main taining or managing soy Work, such as is, provided for or mentioned in the aeoand section of this act, - and to con struct and erect such works thereon, and also: such buildings, 'lmprovements, atructriree ',muds or Hitters* as may be accessory or convenient fbr the pa'sposes of the 'said company under the powers herein granted, and to purchase, make, one and maintain any works or improve monts connecting or intended to be connected with the works of the laid company, - and to merge or consolidate or unite with the said company the improvements, property and franchises of any other company or companies, on such terms and con ditions as the said companies may agree, upon, and to Hz and regulate the tolls or o.oirges to be charged or de manded for any freight. property or passengers traveling or passing over any. Improvement erected, mannged, or own. ed by the call company, or on any fuer chandize or property transported over any road whatever by the said company, and to make from time to time dividends Of the profile made by the said company, and the said dividends, to far as they may be declared from Its net earnings, within this illommonwealtu may, from time to time, be limed at as high a rate ss the dividends applicable under the general lawn .of the tkuumonwesith to any rallroe.d improvement or transpor tation company, but no other or greater tax of any kindahall be Imposed on, or required to be paid by the said company. its "tack, tontine or earnings, than the tax on the said dividends, declared from earnings within this Comm onwealth, any taw,custom, or usage of this Common weath to the contrary notwithstanding. 'inc. b. The capital stock of said com pany shall consist of two thousand shares of the vaine of *My dollars each, helms one hundred thousand dollars, and with the privilege of Increasing the earn° by a sole of the hoiders of a majority of the stock, present at any annual or special meeting, to each an amount as they may from time to time deem needful, and the eorrimatcirs, or a majority of them, mimed In Abe fire: section of this act, shall have power to open - books for sub ecriptions at such times and places se they may deem expedient; and when riot lees than one thousand shares shall have been subscribed, and twenty per contum thereon bean haVe been paid in,the shareholders may. elect not lees han three nor more- than nine directors to servo until the next annualniection, or until their, Reesman shall be duly elected and qualified, and the direct_ ors so — elected may, and they are hereby authoriked and .empowered to have and to exercise, In the name and in behalf of -the company, alt the rights and privileges which aro intended to be hereby given subject Only to such liabilities ma other shareholders are subject to, which liabilities are' no more than for the payment to the com pany of the same duo or to beeome due on the shares held by them, and should the capital stook at any time he literati/exd the stockholdoteSit the Limo of such in. crease 'Mall ho Entitled Jo a pre rata share of such Increase upon the t4ymeot if, the Instalments thoroan duly called for. • Sec. G. Thu principal °Mae of the said company shall be in the city of Pitts burgh, but tho directors under each rules and regulations as they may pro. north(' may establlsh branches or agen cies In other parts of the State or else. where. All of the directors of said company shall be citizens of the United States and reside therein. Spa 7, The directors shall be elected annually by the stookholders on the first Tuesday of June In each year, and they shall elect from their number at the drat meeting Of the board after their election a president, and shall also have power to elect from their number or otherwise a vicepresident, a treasurer and secretary and such other officers, clerk's and agents as the business of the company may require. All elections for directors shall be by ballot and every stockholder shall be entitled to one vote for each share of stock held by hint, but no-person shall be eligible as director who la not a stockholder to the amount of ten shares. At the annual or special meetings a queenly* Shall consist of stockholders owning at least one half of the capital stock. Sao. 11. Ton days' notice shall be given by publication la two newspapers pub lished in the city of Pittabargh' of the time and place of the annual election, which election atiall be conducted by three stockholders, one of whom shall set as judge and the other two as in. apectom. . Sac. P. The board of directors shall make all by-lawn necessary for conduct ing the business of the company, which by-laws obeli at all times be accessible to, parsons transacting business with them. The said directors shall nave the power,- by a vote of the majority of their num ber, at any meeting of the board, to ehanne the surmised wad corporation, and 49 , An k, came thus a: b ooted, upon wealth and the Mutter c ilen 6 M s truly • certified certificate, the said 'company shall have, nold and enjoy ell the rights, power.. Privileges and immunities here. by granted. The eireMors shall have power to require payment of the amount remalniag unpaid on the stetfaald Company at mach times and In ch pro • portions sus Um shall think p r the noestwoot to be Made ec the by-Lea of said company shall direct. W. J. HOWARD, she of the solicitors of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, is in consultation with the Attorney _General about the recent decision of the SupreMa Court on the legal tender act. It appears that certain parties holding the bonds of tho Pennsylvania Central Railroad, Reading, and other railroad companies running into Philadelphia, have notified the commies that they shall demand coin In payment of the interest on their bonds hereafter, in accordance with the decision of the Supreme Court that all contracts made prior to the war; are payable, prin cipal and interest, in-coin. The compa nies are determined not to pay in coin but in currency, as heretofore. There is a case on the docket of the Supreme Court, which has been laid over from time to time, involving the constitutionality of the legal tender act. If Judge Strong and Mr. Bradley were on the bench, it is believed the decision of Chief Justice Chase could he reversed. Mr. Howard is anxious to have Bradley confirmed so that he may take his seat with Strong. It is then proposed to bring the legal tender case up again and get a decision reversing the one given by Chief Justice Chase. DIEIDITEIMLINEAN SPONGES • a`VZ,'W:,;,.. ri:Zlogllt t il t .PPpo"7 for the To l ley. 8 th e Three eases Jost reeelved this gleyorbleh reek TLIIEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY, AT .7A►3SE9 E. BVIT ®& co.'s DRUG 'STORE, • . . Corner Pena and Salk Strafe, (old St. MaCr.) Bold by the stern', single ounce, or cloth, spasm Persona arlskdoi to purchase cc 111 do Weil local! and ananalno our large acteplendld ?Urn Mtn?. .• we have Serf variety. 11014 at the lowest prices. . . COII6I7NIPTION OF TILSILUBICS: , [(there IS any one edmonitlon that buds to be more carob:llly Impressed oboe the minds of those subject to the ailments of Melange and selmonuy organs, It le the Important feat that attention amok' be paid to the Int beginning. of thou diseases. the .tart a few doses of ouch medicines u DR. KEYSER'S PECTORAL SYRIA. will be .ere to o west the disease, sod restore, sot only the heathy fenelloos of the Moss, but also of the whole body. Of .Ln rem es Men for diseases of the lungs and contingent organs. Dr. Kcy•er'• Pectorel tlyrui has stood the test of years of experience, and you cannot ■od u single person who hes ever taken It that will not speak lushly of Its ylrl nes. Let any one anllotod with a cough only try one bottle, And. lure as It !stencil It will( nos teem. O. Koper boo an ofilea .ttae]ed to him Groot !deflate. Mote. where all master or throttle diseases aro success:ally treated, especially those of the lungs sod poluithat7 organ, and he would respectfully Invite those who are sof feriae and have failed to get teller from otLer sou.ers. to glee MI metled or treatment a trial. No; long Once, a highly cemented gentleman connected With the newspaper preve of the elty Callml at Dr. Keyser , soMee and took hie coed% dm!, all wwg curgd In I. than half • bottle •nonwn weat.ltakau, wbo had cowshed all w =I!E!tEMEI A Is4y, 'matched and aittaasted with MU coedit's/. was Coen to Moon. Into rearmed heal tit ittol 'ldgor, was asked where she got the good ntedletne Was erred .her. The answer wan, at MEE= A chtil, Tam, and pile and emaciated. w soca oared by a bottle or two or Dr. Kest Pectoral Sim p ♦ lady ert Liberty stmt. where leers mere far Olmsted. was restore.] to perfect health by the continued use of DN. EZYHER'S LUAU CURE aid Dr. Kruse's Pectoral byrep. A eentlem. next Amor to Dr. armeerrs More tat! he will 11,0M1.11.1 Dr. E.7ser•e Pectoral !Veep In all muss; less than half IS bottle cared him. DI;. KEYSER'S GREAT IIEDICLNE STORE AND MEDICAL OTYICE TOIL CHRONIC DISEASES. No. IST LIBERTY RTREET. doe noua mill] t o'clock. aml from 3 ta 6 mad 7 tog Ia Islat. TISIICAST SO. OCCUPATIONAL AILINENTN. rno, Dale sir is a 'Relent elixir. Whoever is deharred by etrawastetne“ from uhrrstrieted ahoy to ibis Invisible, but powerful alLotEllattl_ heeds a tnealelnel farigolant erg.. hied "The great object aboald be toehoose the beet. rope. IMUT it • pretty flood Sisarante• et merit in this swatinittnieand Intelligent ape.'kud Werth, this enteric,* ifoatetteesOtomach Lliftere stands first among the terisorailrg and rfpnlatlng medicine. of the prettat dar.• To the etude of persona engaged to indoor employment.. rept elaly to =tweed fmtories where even With sib beat bob sill. to abet th• atmosphere i, al way.le some debree billeted. this telabrlove vegetal,re tome i.pfeutlarlraflanle4. The nature. of the fur, di, DM 1100 blistery. It Wantlilts of sn absolote . fly ;wry diffusive etliselaet, llatturnd—ar nth, sereharertl — er.th the field extract, of sesatous mot, and baths and herb.. The Dhareseopoca haslet tiertere. het what are the? Th• Jest us oat? a stesi• root or bail or Mat u pre/.it In path. Not one of them membtses the thee dropertlies of si took. as attendees and sai sp lice. All these elements are blended In ttie Elit ttrt, nor aza Ilese th• sum of Its medicinal rec. estatemlatons. k lt le also • hlooll debereet Sod whlch alr flat has been initi ally ex bee eel of lie Davies by Yemeni; breath rloir pnMuea osi the Veal orgralnatloa, 14 es ded n the mei o Roto . eo n. bean When to this dretalsol atmosphere ns. p rat beetse• dephetmouva moddhresiled the f stream. To enable the /system to beer up even ter • few hones each day s,alait; the debit tatted Influence of a vitiated stmemehier, a villbleaell. labia led albraUes I. lir re ellred. This grand Cold...suss to pplled to mostett• Vs Mitten, which as • strengthsusuetain 'nu. health protector trout has as either l among °lenient or advertised need.elnes. j NOTICES rarNOTICIC. A mettles of the PITT BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION wart* Odd next TUES. DAY: EVENING, March Isq proximo. at TS (Peloek, at earner of Peon and Tblrty-thltd 'treas., for the puma. of ZLZoTING 0/IPf OEISS to serve I/meaning Feu I= Pill. HOUK. Jn., President OM FirTRIUNIPII OIL COD/PILOT 1 T.. The amt.] meet!. of tbe atoc.stlde ' S7 r ea C tbstTriesehh WI COMP.) Wiil ha hed a their ttalelei, .Ifct._lll4 fewentallits: I rSl.V.l 'l l ' erttt ti g tl4 - ,1',:113".1,71,7; for the st ue else n4year. tor the traus.ttost of such other busloese 11. may COI. heroes them. WILLIAM Mtltiahltit . `e.Atutt . rgr'ELIECTION NOTICE.--The Anneal Welting of the Stockholder.. or MI T A"? t z uVV4 ° :!"'g Tr Proer 1 . 13 Bo oS o'clock; for o the purport of occotr•L • ba brought before the roectlOS. 77 W L. T. AS , f..4:1166 ' Secretor,. farIEMTVA L LOANSVILDING AIPIOXIIATION.—The Six t h. Ambts nest meeting ot the Stockholders will be bold at the office of t. HISS, Grant street, Httebereb, ISUNDAT. Match fib, INTO. at 7:30 r. te7:s7l BlLL,lleoretatry. • rirra;Cialit i llinli; issol • faiMIIE - BUDD 'OF DIREC. TI3E4 or thin flack have declared dividend of FIVE (5) FEU CEoT. on the cap% tiock. dna of the ploilta the last els mon. he, payable Ibrititrith... • J. W. DAVITT, Culler MEM OFFICE OF MOS ONGAHIC tar th in . e immit . c n tna;:vi i — An .1. cuoo edll be held at the Toll House, 313INAV,V= TM, lino, .143sburs3J e 2 AMM 3, IUSTO . WRIGIST, Treaeure f e. , Pet,. . ELGM Tic ATCHIES, HOWARD WATCHES, WALTHAM WATCHER, U. R. wrercEkus, In Gold and43llvir - Cass% 'Mien. Watch war ranted seeds' nentlletde. The twit Watche• IN TIfY WUItLD tor um price. 0,11 and az. amine them at WATTI & sinutaws, • azwriams. 101 MYTH MIL, Opposite OUrrtr. 0/71CT, me EVILDERN.--Sealled Pro- Jl. MAU will be rreeiyed bytbearideWiraod at the Real N.t.to Ulaco of rnumen R. bILL 6 BUN, corm e Anna Pena a Mil DA, ' We 6th day Ll' Ram, for Rm.:x*okm of Four There Story Brick Awdll4 Nun, on the corner or Fortl , lbird sod Buller itietish Wevenletntbward. nide tater state the. twits ter tboasand' for tallow arta. oarpenten for all runs awes more, relating slid glesiwas • !ts , plastering tar plaster seal, plans slid apeettestloas eaa be seer at the sllOw of Teems, H.-SHIA boa, eased after the 34 Inst. 'lke work will be to toe lowest and brat bidders. rel.:s43 • • • ' • K. BRACYZN. SWEET MEMISIN'A. OWANGE.ES. CITY FINANCES, To the beleet and Common Comae'ln of the City of Pittsburgh.. Gahrviam ba accordance with the law . lk herewith present you WWI statement of the receipts lad erpendltores for the last rem,. with reports of the city orrldate, so tar as I have been able to ohtaln ibex. and all other matters lier d tal• lagJulna to th 1,1570. e nosiness of Inc fiscal mar endiary 2 • Condition of the Treasury. Yon will the melod i es, ount arethnted for bY the Tsenturer. the balance on hand February I, MD, was 11.=98,569 el. end the des bonemento for the real wire $1.019972 02 In vading the trznafers to the afferent slaking sand-, 'Payless • Ba/thee In the Treantry on the Ist day • of Febra•ry, ICA 00 IS 1C.593 5 . 2 To which add balance In sinking Mod 111.01.9 And water loan bond. at interest 43.ttes OS 3Lf!liklng a total of avalLble balimess $462,2a1.1 City- °Gelato. I would here orate that *ono or the orhciele haring charge of the cculeet ton or.thereven tits of toe 007, bees been unable to make their Jan. Unit eon. etlons In time to base theni , IneorPor . nal in this report. but who have elece made their returna, an will appear la .their evtpeetive reports. Increased Receipts:, . J. H. }relit's, City banger. 1itC",.. 11 4 over —.. rla.ndent - of • r ;lel 10 of Matteta,'ll.- • •• • ....... ......... Samuel • Kilgore, risipe Markets, Increase ova David Dasserth, Clerk • errive over lIM ArlenklnYVVOn , f, lbcrosot ovn. 0061 .. 70 12 Hun mottle's Whorl•• • .• 743 02 olElooey Licit 101 l Inspec'o.PnY unoot 100 00 yo.r_tbls onion prOdneed no Moon.. • Compromue Sinking o poNoumbenofßonlntFunoCommlnon ' _ ONIOIII , ad by Oct of A..mb1y.151.11131,0%) .. lisiierce of Ca.b In pommalon of Coto- Inlyslonora ....... ....... . .... .....—.... - 340 a Total In 15InkIng Fund oo 'This csah balsam Is not sualalent to buy a bond. The Municipal Sinking Fund. I would respectfully call stunt attention to the condition of the municipal fended debt, from aumtaatlon of which you will observe there are Of vta overdue bonds', and bonds maturity dor• tog the present year. tee sum 0(401.04. to meet which there la le the • . . . Mci kips' elekl.g Vaud ..... 1433, Vi s49nar•ie Indebt.ilocps !nuking 'Fund. .677 42 Funded lAN. bonds yaLto be di sposea 4 . 1' 19.400 CB Mating 11157.1194 CS ottd leattog but 113,115 M. to he warbled tur...4" posing the boo& all to come In. Bonds Malaria; In 11371. Darla( ate year 101 l there will harems One bond. %mounting to' the ram of 111=110.1 to liwhich fat 'would ectfully call action n• on ofC mmHg, so Ib . t such Iltaoly mar be had or will attire the vary liquidation of them bond., and will relieve, as much as gout. We, tne tity from farther went or the ember. rutrornt- f inerrased tarn, lon. Alter the year lei there will be no more bowls mature unallaill, aid then but 11164,Ca1. The Detailed Report. Irrsinte the above statement II will be seen that the armorial e , red , tlon of the city Is equal vs lb .1 of the most protherous titles o ha country. tor th e suntan. of rowle Issued and s retired. end Mt other matter. connected vitt the 11”ncial stain of the city. I refer ems to the report. In which statewatnts wilt be found In deceit ender their appropriate beads. 8. J. liar .)W.1.8, City Controller. • MUNI Retired Dial ICIPAL BONDS, lag the Final Year Eadtag Dusty 31, 1870. Ratlre4 by Retired by .ybknee Sink. Vd. Bonds da• 1150.10 1 10 ', .&01 C43 . uP. l l4ff I Coup( ' Pl' •• Ifnn. 3.0%, ' PC. d.COD . 2 (031 • 4/144 1 Oil 1,600 i •• .11. B aLO 4I ~O k W o )• 1000.. MOW 8:00 •• nu. 1 .. iOO., 14=1,1=,000120c0' shaa , ~ I ca. • I,oojltopoioool ,I.____-_ ._ I 0 • 3 0xu1iz.c00,tz,5c0,5a.u . ..0.r.0.ac, • IncArrisn.krlox. _ • 11.46 netterA by EY...! '"1";4• Coup. Tai'L etta,bre WI INA,CCO trjal IteUred by dint log rand 63.5 0 MOM 113.565 0151 WO $117,400 4150 WV F. t":-Arr.g. ' ••••-. 5.e " - [ft:4;Po . : EirFE 3 • ; 1 " • F , t • • E.ll C r - m. s • • :4 • . _ iR S! „BF:it's An Ei z.v . .g§t§g§ n: § l §§§§?g§ tvessaas r- asassasi. , ,f - r , • -g 1. • - ,IS EvUE ?2 §gggi'Vg§ g skt§g§:27:- tseassz s ' F:g• • P! P • mz ; RgfArg.h,4, a v trgign L'.1:888888 8._38888 la" Condition of the Several !muting Funds. COLtINS TOWNSHIP SUNNING PCND. Ilex Nor IS. Dr. To A. J. Cochran. flltr Treas.. (trans • fer frees • perste lode,tedros.)..... 'Yr PO ITO, Jae. 11. To A. J. Cochras. Car Tress.. Mont ter from otparete Ildebtedoeso).. Se Iltr ° lll -0 p%31131<, seva.r.l:l4l ladeoll/3. 00.3 for claim of Uto. 11 eConatom..ll 133 00 8134':1' 1 4 3s I P. , A1 '7 :1 1 111a l' 0 . 1 . nt &e t". 323 43 LAWassmscrlLLls enrxixia sirno. 1179, Jan. St. D. To •,. J. Cocas.. City Treas.. (tramp ter frt. oeparata Istdobtedness) 1.191 47 Cr. • 'Balance.... S LISS 47 LTHINTY TOWNSHIP 51511N0 /CND. I{7o. Jan. 77 . Dr. To A. J. (beams. CDT Thu.. I Dann. faTfronl as puata 14.A.letedneu)....0 tar x Oalario• P■2IIII.I . IIII . OIVNIMP undo rum), To r A Q : :I.l. ' ,Ctraran. Cityl;eam.. (tram fee mos rep fast. Ind.bte aness).•••• Cr. I:=I3 yin , ToWSintli eDrintrl D. Tr A. J. Cxhlau. CDT Tre e jr . .jato . l::, ler from ilep.ORS 00 0 Cr. Balance • oLD Emir or llrraliumall Exuma Imam IV; Jan. al. Dr. To t .7. Cochran. City Tree... Mane. ef 11:00l Beparsto Cr. s-ac Oa Balance MUNICIPAL SINNING 19ND. • 135 YID. I. To banner r $ Lea cs s• TTooAi.Prregalari,o.Ctti LOOS 00 Tr. as. transfer funned debt condo 215.00a03 •4 • ug. Xt. To A. .1. Cochran, t Trawl. transfer :nal:ludas bt bonds 10,500 00 IL.I. Cochran, City 'rte.,— transfer Conde! debt beads .500 tO Ira, Jan. 115.-To A. Cochran Cloy • Trtio. Iransfer funded debt bonds 5,660 113 . 4 Jan. 17, To A. J. cceenH Tscas..transfer r h o di d cen pod s 12,010 00 ••4 , A Treat.s 1 t r T . II , A n. . r .li n e m ee w hr . an j • 000... 5U3 15 • 140,ai1l 78 129, Jai,. BY betide p:jible, limeys& -' retired • - 7,10003 .. Ail By botole playable, am 13 21,000 00 ~ Bept. By bonds payable, amount retired Bi OEO re, ~ V et. By binds oayeb!e, mowed re- • tired 10,000 00 .. NOT. By bonde peyeb'e. timeline retired 7.00300 870, J. By boada payable, amount retired 11.00000 By Balance ' 133,108 78 • , 12411.40 e 70 aconclllT OF ATat Lantz or,Lahogs, in, 1170. Balance lo Treastary ,517.1 •• •• hinting mud for oln. Ip. 72 C •• •• • - •• Lateral:lca. • oath).. LISS 47 !! Pt= 1 41 E lattef ei •a: 7 fi" Pittsburgh rho. ‘• •• oinking fond..., 112,198 76 Proceedi of Water if:tension Loan Nand& bearing Spar cent. *lnterest (on loan) 43,6:0 177 ♦lllc. (old Dom •• '• Mooing Nod fal •• 4 . •• •• • 4. • 414 pLANING BULL MEN AND OIN/BS, TAKE NOTICE! Tim wedersigued ban lettere pimps, of the Milted Mates for the Improved construction of weatber-bo %Ming, Inside lining and of wain, eothhi for houses. The weathor•boardlsg, by thin petenkd Improvement, being more panics• laxly Intended for vertical use. and combining great durability and beauty of appitarance; and 11 Is so constructed ea to entirely avoid the use of joi.t strips, end to prevent water from eater. melba Joists, or the 1501.1 Or the showing of the mots by action of the weather on toe Um— Der, • Inside Heins and erslnreotleg by mts new method are so constrocted is to form peoinet, ramiels es cheaply us br the ordinary locoing Houds alone ; thortby pnrrentlng the sheering of the ]outs from any cause, andleastan adze:odes for beta. lie has also purelmed the patent right erwhet commoely known as the ...Moulded Weetber ., He has iikpoird of tbe rolleerlng herritorigo gog shop sight la Allegheny sonny, for both pat. • - este. Ns tints - Too. It. Munson?, the right for the territory south tithe Mats it isid couty. • . To hicgtereen. A Dourless, the risht for the Nis: ware of Pittsburgh. To llelree • Detritus shop right for their ilisuirialb learn. Pittsberels: To MIL Patterson Co.. shop rirhte for their reM. 010th ward; Pittsburgh. To 'Ate.. McClure, foe the' birroush of Ye. l eaTelter A Rni, tor lint. t 4 Fourth wads. tilts of Alegeeny. To Mal Broth. re. silen right at tetrads. is• Beren~o tulletrrlre r tid t rata; o. ilso c litt a ttisritilAre Sealer and Ldiaas. • • • sob All piaster. are .srauted allittet Lei% tithill upon either of sold patents, and Deus mils sac perelisse trill please nal, or Maroons, al No. TS Ilinitatela sires", Plthibrire h. Pa. • J. C. ANDZSIION. Account of Approprlottons,-Jannai7 31 ' IMO. • arrEOentATION Ito. I—TariOMIT. To enman , 1. . D. Cr. To balance SW 134 :a To auto... appropriated D.r,frin 94 To Aerentel I 1.30/ RI . To totems?. on separate Indebt edness BY Werrants paid 24101 411 1Ga1,44.1 BO BY Interest on...pante In. 34 0.0 ted aID a over chat Red .... Ba d la eb nce 39 . Dil Oi 233,673 13 Z3..C9 II ArP1301 , 313T.0N 9—BALARIX.S. I. Yebrvarr 1. To r.. 01 •Poroprlated SI7,M OD CVO 00 By Vi:;Va r nfs ' ;atr 9. 0-.999 91 17.'30 CO 17,133 • .11 . 211.01111in0N SO. ISO. February I. To staount approprLaled!....- r . ...• , 12,00. CO 1 . 4000 CO APPROPRIATION NO. 4—nal inoiXas AID noel. I SU. February 1. To amount. appropriated SACCOCO. By ?mower to Aop. No. 11...... 6C 79 By Wermas Bald 91.439 71 UN=OPI • 35.600 CO 15,00 OD APPROPRIATION NO. 6—POLICR. Ifebrnary I. To amount anproprlaled $90,0 0 0 03 To transfer [co N [con o. IL. ...... 10,010 W Dr Warrants paid ....... • 90.615 73 NT transfer to No. I 414 SS IEII • 100 60d de 100.640 Id AITIOTRIATION NO. 6—WATZI WO•111. I. Tabruary 1. • To amount aoproptlated µO.C= 06 To italllfer from App. No. 2.. 4BC OP , Do. do. • do. 13.. 6.798 66 Do. do. do. L. 626 90 - Do. do. •• do. 1.. Ng GO • .Do. do. do. 10.. 050 47 do• do. PL. 26702 Do. - do. do. 1.. 567 B) Do.. do. do. 6.. 434 25 oe. de. 13.. 26 167 By Wurants paid 16.1316 69.1 M iS tar 16 Azraoratimolt a0.7-1111/4111, IEO. Yebraary 1. 0 swami appropriated 660.0 1 0 CO , To traoaler tram App. 160. 2.51/1 11 Do. db. 40. 11.. a (51 Do. do. • do. 111.. 1.1759 Do. do. do. 10.. 6 67 Do. do." do. 11.. 2571 Dy Warrants paid ...... ........ 71,588 APPROTNIATION No. S—Gari LIGHTING. WC February 1. ..e mount Of aUpreoprlattan 4"0,00000 By Warrants to AIN SY By cr!golifor to App. No. 7 3,111 • moo*" m,OOO OO ArraormATlor No. t—DIANOND lAN. lo brow 1. - To 'Noaator appronrlatloo..ll 11,00 Ito transfer from App. N 0.12.. ZAN 11 , Do. do. ao. 17 . 100 U/ Pr Wori/Nto psld - 1 , 44! By Usurer to App. No. 0 ss U • LET 13 kW 13 AITROPTILATIOY XO.lO-3101IONOLIMLA waL r. rebroary I. To =oval approprlsted......42l,ooo 00 By Warraots pod 00.06 00 81,transter to APP• 140. . isa C s 9 4 003 CO 174000 03 APPRONItrATION No. 11—ALLIKOUSNIr WaAlur. Pabruary I. • - To amount approprlatML $ SCOO 03 • By macular to App. No. 21. Warrantsl.POt B paid l.7a 3.000 CO 000 03 ATYPOPNIATION No. I_'—Willie OCALIOO. Tebrosry 1: To .moon[ appropliMod 1,00000 To transfer from App. No. JO. 10 00 Ny Wortonts 0.010 1 ISLI 00 O.UOO UP S.llOO 1600 12. 0 0 0 13 000 6.000 10,100 10,C00 LOU 110 1,016 O arriornualon , No. 11—C0NT29091.1111/ID. 1100. February 1. 1,2 amount appropt tided 953.140 00 trattefer to App. No. 14.... 1.000 01 1)0. 10. do. 0.... 2.01111 Do. do.:' do. I._ ' 10,0000 Do. do. do. 0.... 1127 67 Do. do. do. 12. ' =ll 61 Do, • do. do. 111 42 Ry Wane e arrants 7112 141,= 99 lial 63 000 CO 54,000 00 ArrliOrillATlON No. 19-190.5195. Or 11SALT11. 1969. February 1. To mono mnt any 9664910 d $ 600 00 To transfer holm Apn. No. 13. 1,000 00 ' do. oo 610 03 Ay ;411199t paid • 5.100 CO 2.11000 2, NO CM AIToOrAIATION. tO. IS—CITY IItOPIETT. 16 , 71. Tobrusty I. To satooot approprtwed 1 9 , 0 0 0 00 ay Mutter to App. No. . a 7 as Do. do. do. 7.. LOU OS By WlLlTasto veld 11 CI 02. • MOM 00 *eV IX. 17-013111TANDIXCI WAR. AriIIOrEtATION NO BM. lebroaro 1. To amount ooproorlated....... ItO DO By molder to ♦DD. N. la) OD 10000 10006 APPROPRIATION No. 111-IINANCZ SIOND. • 1409. rennin 1. To amount appropriated lil'➢tooo BUaar . ares . t. APP.,„1 . 0 . IN. do. dO. • NI 0 0 01. d. Jo. 14.... 610 CC. tom Do. do. do. D.... rio Do. 40. do. IT 71 07 Warrants paid 4.201 01 • 'I 20, MO 00 2000100 APONOPBI/Aloir NO. 10-IIINICINO TIMD. IWO. Pennine? 1. •fl, amount apprenrlalnd......l 1,030 CO By Warrants paid 1,030 00 • 1.000 00 LOW a) raorstarlox No. 30-I,Yall Wasp WASIZT. .9. February I. " 0 0 . 002 •PDroitrt lied $ $OO To tran o sfer Irom • op. No. 11. 10 20 017 Wartants paid 11010 210 20 210 20 AT2110221211012 No. 21 — Tali 111111 TILL 210'. Febroary 1. To mount approprloted $11.003 To trout.. nom App. No. It. 1,2:4 22 Do; do. do. 13. S 6 U 81 Warlord/1 paid U 12,627 11 12,612 11 2.2.202111AT10N No. 21-102.201, 1522. Pelan".22 1. ?o am..oolappropriated {'3.000 00 To transfer Itom ADD. No. 10. 4020 Do. do. do. 13. 61 00 By W.Tiots pad ...... ........ . 25,116 06 MEM - MSC 14 to Dan AITLOPOLITIOII XIL 11101. - rebel:are 1. To amount appropriated {IMO al Te Cana. Irma Aye. Do. IL 11l 71 On do. a.. IL 111 C De Warrants paid lI , ILL 13 11.111 12 11,111 13 APPIIOI.III.IItION IW. 51—WATZIIL,111071. Tetruary 1. To I.lsaoe Mls.a/40 100 .81". . e.OOO CO , W.trants p 110 IC To balance 110 190 ffi 17 134.1111 C 11.4.182 uraoracAllox xo. -*Aria xxrxxXlOx Erl CEDIE=:=I Fabrairr 1 . To balsam. $ Sla To amount appropriated 17.60 OD To transfer Lam Apd. No. Sa. MOO Co To seeraed Smarm( ' WO 01 BBy W aaaaa Bald IBM oil y tialsaed /In 61 22 111.5 01 21.115 el .111 . P1102111/1111011 No. 211-5,111 a 1:471.1111015 LOAM amilka 711 ND. ' PCS Tebruary I. ' . To bllouer $ 6 OX. CO By Won!). lI.CCO CO CM= 1114). Nebrosfy /. Toszoodotaoprop•d for 180-02045 A 21 To todscroe ADD. h 0.1 04,614 70 Do. do. do. 24 12.8142 Do. • do. do. 75 72a co J. 51187 2 1. • To Ay. No. I—for loormod 1.1540 61 To an. No. I—for lotsren on separ Ap. ote todebladneso 4111 t roi r 243lor d oroceooo 030 To Ao.lio r .B— ' fbrted:ned 113,P . 601 o b i "T Warrants paid :MAW 21 To AD. No. I—lot.. sew ate Indebt.n.. over...god thaaote 812,9911 an , MIMI OS HaLAlrCia lac APPIICIPATATiOnn aniXIFMISIID, inzittralT In, UM Balance In App. N. I—lnterest Do. eo. do. IB — CoStLan , l rind4.s Do. do do. Rl — Watersi f oao X.ItO U 17 Balance In App No. 3.. Water as. Loan Interest Uig Bahama La App. No. 91—Watar is. Lan Montan Fund:— 401888 • Total, 424110 21 rmolmllY •PDearad U. J. llteGOW.lld, Col e. what:ding duly • •worn,