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1101.1141' - 1101t1;11119. )711t: 11, 1861.,
CITY AFFAIRS.
MIME
o r - .x. Obearyslious for the Grams. by
I . 41.37 '''llltiviipli°
Dadaism .'" , 633/Mk 83.—eorreetid daily:
,:i. , ... 111, iwi •- 1 ' num37 I.
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i Thet,.thaarstai ` lllutists at City Ilialt—aireet
~-, 1. Tlia, Una titeetlig called for Saturday evening,
t ..: •
.:- alaiddrelleed to the althea". of Pivaburgh, with
.- t' v tliit: 4l etilaCtialiof piny, who favored the Britten
, I .40111 Celetpuitiabae,wu one of the moat farcical and
" ..ridicilpait again ever gotten up in the city. Shen
!
1 ::- -1 .1ft!Strr rem &clock, we shifted the hell, end
~.. . ' - .VtlreUet by a crowd of about one -- hurtdred par
!: _ ,_some , , leicendieg the stairway leading - from the
''..,.. gdattrrti ia the rear of the building. Positing up
.l Zward through the crowd we galled the platform,
[
and were ialosmod that the gap had been pot,eut
by order of the . Mayor. A number of luding
Deurearate had procufed a lot of tallow dlps,ind
were standing oa-tablesand chairs—holdreg aloft
the ercherieg lights, which failed to Illumine one.
teeth of the two thousand laces which might
ellterwhip have been appareat. But id that op.
rituittas usetahlage the care compeerrated for any
lue msstalud by the eyes. If we Tailed to eato-the
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Lees, we had no dithealty In bearing the voices,
'z* , .-',..-- which were u tranren as the physiognomies from
• ' **hence theyamanated. Such bowling, whooping,
, ' finciiisilli, momalsg, yelling, bellowing, bluffing,
, i. bislang,. shuffling, unsling, *tamping, romping,
ttirmoilmg mad catcalling, has ealdoin bees heard
' withie the confines of civilization. It was a tnam
motlideraosiscal charirari, gotten up in the moat
i approved style.
„ I . :. Dropping tato such a meeting as we have de.
, : • scribed, it would have pilizled any body to deter
y•lain what the hubbub relent. Finding a brother
~f. , i irapisiter perched upon a table, we learned that
- somebody had raised a row is the the meeting, and
-.:!.i ' , spoiled the harmony of the whole affair I It wee
charged that a knot of Wide . Awakes had gained
- if . ;:egreatothe hall, utterly in the evening,. and offi.
,„ cored themeeting by appointing M. Swartz wet
- r der. Erg "President, and /met Sutherland, grq.,
1 Secretary.__We do not know bow this is, as we
were not - among the "early birds.” At all *vents,
somebody elie wetted to elect other officio". and
„nobody seemed .favorable to it. Somebody called
.:.-.. i, Tor a rutin or the wean,. but the call was-not !
.asewered. Then there was a great uproar, follows
i ed by oven! little uproars. Somebody called for
'"I v.:ardor? but nobody bad , the ankle on hand. A
.1.4 .Jacky thought stuck - somebody (who perhaps was
. . afraid of being struck with something more tares
r , 7 f, 'tile Wu le - idea) timit'Elayor Wilma would be a
t:, ' t, .proper per s on to control the raging element. His
‘ ,,....f10ner :was. , Hiithwith chosen to preside, and es
1,..,-.., mem mi he via selected be made a request that the
.• F + "adieu." shinild disperse quietly and orderly.
1; The4lement, hoeever , refused to subside, and
'
. 1 , &iridium seemed better malted to the business on
"I ' hied, zed the notear increased. Several attempts
. ..i., were made to restore order, bat the speakers Were
! 'met by . hisses. groans and catcalls. J. Bowman
~,, Sweitzer,rd. new:elder , Es.G.iv. Johnston and
''' , :....-4:tithiersoleliviered sposithei, but nobody heard ten
...";. - weidaitheY said. ~ They could net possibly hare
I heard their own voices. The andiesee would lie
f . Uni tool:alder—but eheersifor Gen. Scott tad Maj.
- i,'" . ,'Asiderstia: end groans for. all traitors to the Union,
'were ever nod anon given with tremendous effect.
Ma Swarm welder roadie series of neolutions (rid
0 , -teltase been prepared hl theanginsers of the meet
, it big) but nobody heard them excepting, perhaps, the
ceadist.holder. tWe afterwards obtained a copy of
r them, sad found that they favored the Crittenden
meaprosateel
The expenthent of 'putting out the lights having
tailed to disperse the audience, the hall war re.light
'ett, but stM theft end turmoil oontleaed, and every
attempt to *peek, let It emu from what quarter it
would, was toted down. The Mayor bland was re
-Wed a bearing, and the gas Wu extinguished a
owed thus, after which the police cleared the stand,
.theaudience,toducLantly &parsed, and thus *tided
be. great. anion mass . meeting composed of ell
Xo ratolullone were pulsed, although three set.
ware read; It was of *cures impossible to mks the
soon or i couthig Where little or none of the article
wait exhibited, The whole affair was • perfect
fate.. sad nesusuily made so by those who man
aged It.
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Oil Rottateetee..Are they a 3ei/11.1t•
hi a ldeW of the prospective magaltwie of the oil
Ueda, and the fact that Pittabergh is likely to take
A• - the lead in thtbusinims of refining, the erection of
;•.. et Armies within the eltylbnits lbw:mese • matter of
r t• , 1140111 Olionaot to the public. It is the policy of
eitieorporations to anemone new enterprises and
giro evert facility for the lavestment of capital, bat
: Zit( the same dam them are, some pursuit" which
senses be followed within the limits of a populous
shy- as foriastattee,those which are deuteron'
their astute, or detrimental to the health of the
:neithbotiwod. While many .might be disposed to
deny hats coal oil refinery Is a noissece, ell will
,1• : „adalt that thisratlarla arising Merefroat 'Missive
• la- the' highest degree,and almost intolerable to
' `' - "tifairs_eibe are eriorpellei : to vernale elms
to it.
. L La •the First Ward, Allegheny, there is one of
•. Owes tobserles, end the neighborhood is greatly an
stayed by it. If some of those residing within
' smelling distaste ware brought to the witness' stand,
Ywe are °medium they would declare the aforesaid
roleary a nuisance of the most serious character,
• mad we doubt not thanes Court and jury would ar
t '
AlSersit th e same much:dos.
' .We understand that no lees then five or sir oil
t _works asetaboit hoist erected in -Allegliny, and
• 1 era or three attemptesrere recently made to run
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: Sheer up Within the city limit"; but as,noon as the
people not to indents/id the character or the
beildiet, they refitted to tolerate it - and thus pre
% seated ill erection. la order to settle the matter
' 'an ordinance was pasted at the but
; sts - what at Councils, prohibiting the erection of
• . •
i s carbon oil works within the limits of the
..int, antler a heavy penbity. Since then,
• • A.; -ff Woo' , em ut ablinhmen us - proems .4 ems
"'re° or tot. Adria of the city, and the indications
• • by ea the ele. ti of business will soon become
"1.2.1-rs• that this brans. . - riportance to the community.
°O! of CO Or o f • fa b fet.to that adopted in Alle-
Ordinance, similar - "l.l.tuneill of this city,
now pending in th. u, ham . i n the
and—several gestlemen nom.th etath it.
refiaing of oil are anziomuy awa. 'time not the
That the - ordinance will pass, we r. weight in
slightest doubt, as there seems to be no -err paw
vi• • • !Am sutummit that Councils cannot prohibit . t hy.
in the pursuit of a legitimate baldness Upon
ground; it has bees asserted that the Allegheny or
' ' ',...fluarice would oat be sustained if tested in Court
t• Sat the action el Ociencite, it ebould be boron in
i•mied, does not amount to a raprobibition? but a
;• mere "regulation'" of the business, Mid Court" have
decided over sad over again that epos One prin.
cipleulaeghtesiumeesi chandleries, and all other
• .1. ofrinteiis occupations, airy be driven Oat of pop.
• 4•altres chies---the totblie health and canton de
-Imandist it. There is plenty of vacant ground,
i sad many convenient localities for Obese manage-
Series, ovoid. the cities, and while the erection of
anYteore new oneo should he strictly prohibited,
.T , '..sithoeeldready In operation sbould be able as soon
as it sea, ba . done without unneceuary loss or in
, " 1 Jeff to the preprietnis. Mishit as they undoubted.
i-ly leme. they are shunt es dangerous as powder
magenta, and' ours °Beelike the, either chin•
Cerise or daughter honks.
Ithe Hotel Rehberg Case. •
tba Qes stela Seteicel;Bithaiday morning, George
and Jamie' G. Biter, two young man,
, guilty to two. indictments in laming,
Paine and Bar. liiiiiklinrdt,) in
1 tutting roles :fitim: gems of the hotel. a large
- = giiitily of clothing and jewelry, were brought up
- imitesce. • •
.As (MUM' appeal for clemency in the cue of
wee. Ilksde - by Mr. - Collier, who pre-
Memoritle from highly reepectable
cLimiii to the high character . of . the family, and
;;-,
aln tt Teter good coodept "of the defendant. The
father also . made a himittion appeal to the Court.
liaises aged - Mae and a cripple, with a large
fentily of small children, mainly depending On the
- prienner for aepport. The Isms demonstrated that
~ 1 tie wu the daps of °there, and deeply repented
of his wrong dein/. Is mew of this, the Court
mateaced hue to the peaiteitiary for one fear and
i three months oe the first, and one year on the
:taceedierietatent. •
;9411tieglitiy—Wil seeteaced for two yearn and
seethe on the Brat end one year on. the
• aseond ':•dietatehL
•
1,4 p riau
,•t 'Wales and Yids Visit to Wlta- ,
. - ..,./OroMdwoom ao . t 44 , Eselab pooplo/ min never
of wining to th..° oal7 gratifylog rneOpiAon
Pifaba it wa s . 0 IL' Unttod titatai, and ft will
-ba tLybidilW i - te many or . i: 11 ? - ohlaloa to know that
tbsoordialromptlon attandod. to die Put/ to Pith.
ttote hal lama ludo Ito uttboo..-of , *KW "oration
WM Medved by Um Conine'r_L__
or il
- d tati "
tha.-Brueo,'at Oxford, sad
.; - .thawroml party.- From a latter now .10114, W. U.
Tota}iu.y;', flint the Eat rA ht. Ilattiudai*, dittmd
" Part Nov. 26th; ins' unit'No 4 "
Ilttlllllll4 .
—.You - widow roudads ma of a city and ahnihtt,..,
mitSoli lb. Priam oriYamo was wafted ,
imanwpoaatbla «natality and klndowa Ttn•
oaallan *deb LE. Mom met at Pitttburgb and "Pa
-- oudghborboaditrao, I amnia you, no tom gratityL air
imnberitpf the Mita who 'Hamad It, thin'
, 4 -Ate,n4ilaito-1 , B-Idhoaak 101,IL
We alp* ralhrnial from the Franklin
aufarrr
• = • ti. P lielitlwasti after . .assilly two steaks ttisti
Ityptissigair sad. sapsriesisting pasralli o ass see:
t? galled a (atria[, a plastihil ripply of oil is ills
• ~ c ‘ retsigtas a r T a a m this ith r . d4 .° Fa4c4. It
o
74 - 6 pears that it was aOl sa ° sitless ' pee, outia.yaild t o
:tl-ttr - gill, l 7 per ASII6II, soon, paspaasits ' for
"it weli g 4 i tn n :=l"a a rt i dt. s e u tti7
ta t i,l44 for waet,ot • :
It9 l 4 l AstFilac l 4 soittaaaeisa
At.alwir. well, aitestad - oil — tria . ilia'', alas* Ilitairt;
.1 - desco pi T. H. Manta as Friday last. d* .
`first Ate - *etc ial i t a
'qsaittitibr' &bail' twwalf barpsis
• 111,.,,, C F.7-4 vI iSF , !I . 1101 F.IiiiWalll.
1411 4 ,... 1 !
i,4•;.rozirrescLaatdiseres visa pasted...ill' _jai Cow.
Flue in dot smolt gigll - 111Yaltiiskaw Ti.
YTat ItudiW • • f...•
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.thrieraus,-4 ny was :natal, led
Im m o swwilho4 la As elm
kri9 011141, 14# . 1 " 111.111 , * 11"04 1' .-
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Th•./004:1 -v 1 the "ehiasiWeette
..- - - amennosoy. 1 ,
- , o ll, llisliedarisel,ll.-a-useetugid - Cussed.,
hald.iii-Pitiladelpiga, a communicatikin mu read
....
RIM if inuater of etimunimat masternjaed *rum
•....,m 440 4 alai ,Miligoi PPi rivers a lhaiff'arlia
i
Pled, suing Council. to hike some.artion.where-
Stile diserindintiou against the river trade, on
behill of the Pennsylvania Railroad Cimpany, can
be obviated. the cioniniusication is dated at Cie
.
'dust'. We quote u follow*:
' We, the undersized, setamboat te l enters and
owner,, of the Ohio and Missinsippi I Rivers and
their tributaries, having op to the resent time
failed in making any permanent or equitable' ar
rangement' at Pittsburgh with the Pannsylvank
Central' Radonad, for the traosportatiob of passen
gers and freight from and to said Road, would
now makistr appeal direct for justicelto the stock
holder. st'Piladelphia. What we anti, is that the
, said Pennsylvania Railroad will give' us, by their
patronage or passenger and freight, which legit
imately belong to the river, at rates "the fame se
by Railroad, to any point where thin freight and
purees's, may he destined, we making the insu
rance good via river, and likewise in our return
freights and passenpre to take themlfrom us, at
the same rate they do from any Radioed Company.
"It ais equitable arrangement of thus bind could
be effected with the said road, we in consideration
of the same, on oar part would agnie end hind
011118iTe• to pat on a dail y line of aoe*SiMer. be
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. 1
erWiti. look upon the Ohio River ne the eery beat
natural. feeder that the Pennsylvania t. R. have,
it they !redid only use it as they might • •
• * ' • The freighting busineed on the Ohio
„River sod its tributaries, partlealarly.the large
portion bound Rut, destined for the seaboard
cities. This freight is brought from Si. Louis iod
many othei points, by what is known di the Chitin
nati sad Sti Louis packets, and sometielei by tran
sient hostel; and thane hosed though to Pittsburgh;
these are generally sufficient at aft ti ce, in' bum
bent and tonnage to do the husleess; at thelave
been oteadily diminishing daring the ant sit ears
or more, friiim the fact that the P (Tanis R. h.,
hes bean all that time discriminating lefavor of rail
roads west" of Pittsburgh, to the greet Injury of
steamboat interest, by allowing , them. billy relinees
rely for what they give them rem the lined, and In
retam, from the bunts, lay an alum, prohibitory
tariff upon whatever they might bring:, no that they
would not, pr mold not, afford to bring it again from
some dlntapt point, to wit, the he/ideates' of the
Miedulpplier Illinois river.. This disorlidahOoti
at Pittsbarith has often ranged as Mei , as 30 cents
per barrel on the article of flour in favor of broken
down Tailwinds, and, of course, other descriptions of
(nights in proportion. We will simply ask why this
state of Wogs is allowed to exist?"
The communication, was read and laid on the ta
ble—where* will likely remain.
ECEEI
District Court Trial Litt
The folle.ieg Hot ol clues will he taken up in
the District Court on Monday, Jan. 21st. Judges
Hampton end Williams will hold separate Courts,
as haretafeni
No. MI Wlffis volliosvor.
I'M Bone Boooloodnor vs
noward
375 tame v. Panama
39a P. P. & Z. Co. &
Travail
211 PCKII,II 1 , 021
212 Dmay Ira 11.11tb
322 Boott vs Smith
Mt •.thsaVilmith
311;_ abidor -.paw
rtgi
_ &Uo Lt.
" 13
304 Dos • Ta Pattuna
1 72We o an * t
D ill .&
Oe
06 Masa mks Ilan
fun 1
411 Epees 43.31/o. v. Baca
Os Oren nilllll4
413 ltltt Lewis en Soes
444 1114333414 ea tinleab
443 Winn vAlleneadr
444 Illisambin bermes
4141 /swum es It At IL Bank.
Affecting
4111 Morgan ft Co ea Pen/
11l thrums? Ts Bator
413 4 / I = . T. A. Corm..
41i1 413311.3 es P. it. W. t 0.
IL IL. Doc
Stirrartecu--The motion in arrestirif judgment
in th e case of Simnel Eggireon, convicted of as.
sank and flattery with intent to kill Jibe Davis,
was withdrawn by Mr. Collier, in the Criminal
Court, and the defendant was sentended to serve
one year and sia months is the Penitentiary.
Robert Mickey, convicted of passing counterfoi.
money, wee sentenced to the Penitentiary lee one
year and all months.
atu
Jobe Cpbell,
Apell, convicted et the limo time of
having ia!hun palomino counterfeitlmoney, woe
sentenced tonere, a similar term with Mickey.
Margareh Linhut, wbn wee crinvtited of adul
tery with George Maks, was venten4ed to pay •
nominal fine and undergo an Imprint:lament of fif
teen dap in the county Jul.i The Court made the
sentence light for numerous reasons, one of which
was the recommendstion of the , uryfr merry.
Oct Douglas, convicted' of petit tiffany, was
sentenced to two month, in the county jail,
he having *trendy been imprisoned fo, aome tone.
Alleged Seduction.
On Thursday emu ing last, a yotien man named
Zedaek Mars"' employed in BMW" glass work.,
Birmingham, was married toe young lady or the
neighborhood, and on Friday evenian he was ar
rested by Officer Riehardsoe oldie Mayor'. pollee,
ape" a "barge of aeduetion andei promise of
marriage, preferred by Slim Mary Jane Hawthorne,
of Burniagham. She alleges that She is - andel
tweitinone run pt age, sod that Morgan had
been addreiming her as a suitor for smite time pre
vious to th'e commission of the offeacTi. la default
el bail, he' wan Committed to prison to answer at
Court.
Dowd of Watts—Committee of 4oception
We barn already announced tho Contemplated
s iait of theCl:imago Board of Trade to Philadelphia,
ed that tbey hare it in contemplatisin to make •
abort stay in I ittaburgb upon their arrival here. lo
order that the dim:squished visitors easy be enter
tained in .a proper manner, the Paettident of the
Baud of Trade CapL Dmrid Campbell, hoe ap.
pginted the following gentlemen a. a Reception
Committee!:
Atmore. Jaeepb FL. Hunter, F. 11. Breuer, .1
Parke, jr..aWm. kirCreerT, J. J. Gillespie, J. F
Kieffer, soil T. Leech. ir.
ANOTIIiII !RTJITIVARCZ TO KARTAZ.MA . TOf
WHIM co fia . 'sudsy remitted $lB5 22. to Gen. Pam
erey, ChainomU of the Kaosu Relltreommiuee, at
Atchison. This makes the fourth remittance lrom
Pittsburgh,. Allegheny lan vicinity, aCfollasrit
Firit rSinittaice' • $294 43
second do • 283 60
Third . do 200'75
Fonrtk do ...... 185 22 -2963,00
In additiim to the above. the United pe.t;yteriao
churches here have made independent contribu•
tines in aid of aureate., bond, an than the amount
ambits, libmarded Gout thin vicinity rill consid
erably maid one thousand dollars—Lq which must
be added eCveral bone of clothe and 51othing.
-nee Tsirsza Bastrtiss.—el he editor of the
4emenfe!Joornat in reference to the lumber bit.
1 , 1 " POI dill present ration saya :
meet 'au bestialities some innettliee as to the
We,. t•lty of equine timber that at being made
PrebteAele' "ter le this comity, and; from what
the present WIL ' , es gained, we judie that it is
iefeemettee b eb "e Met winter. It the present
about the seine am it v. asd the
etrin
uosettled condition of.. •erytohtinde,thegnan
gent stile el . 6410Ci1l mat. Ivey be Considerably
tity that will! be fllll , iii market •
.
diminiabed." . .
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,circulated
CORTIAD47IID.--The rumor,, ire& .l •
.ereninr
in Allegheny, on Friday aherooon ass „.-,
to the effactithat Andrew Irvin and John b "'!.
two well known teamsters of the Sedond w:" ,
had been killed by the , upsetting of a *mon nes:
Bader, lc contradicted by • gestlemila from the
latter plice,now stoppieg at the Redha Hotel,
St. Clair street. The men left Aileghl
byearly ie
the week, With machinery for an oil ell in Ye
imago comity, and the gentleman td whom we
dyads stated that the wagom weeosertorited within
• Mild of Bader, bat neither of the men were in
jured. The'.upsetting of the wagon has probsbly
Mete rim to the renter. },
Ptcgrocurra AwmD.—" guilts" Arnold and
Jobe Birdirtire arrested on Friday night, and lock•
ad up as common vagrants. They are well. known
pickpocket., and can safely be appreitooded at as;
time. The Captain of the Watch was •ot on duty,
and "Birdyl. prevailed On the acting captain to take
his °oat in pledge for his appearance in SaturJry,
It a very little trouble for John Bird tit get a cost,
and 'ol ccotraii he did not appear to! redeem the
gannonL Arnold was jugged for thirty day., as a
'gnat, while his shrewder compasibn is still at
libany..
TUT WORTIMO or VIRGIN ALLOT.-i-lethn met
ter of the Widening of Virgin alley, ai measure of
g importance to hundreds, of our citimm,
Judge. Hampton and Williams, of .the Diarist
Court, this 'morning appointed the tollewing gen
tlemen- is illiewers, under the Act qt Amami,ly
proTidiag ler the widening of ibis thoroughfare:
Thomu Batumi:ll, Nathaniel floluice,lJohe
William J.Haward and William Barnhill, Br.
Brum 4nnwsumatr—Tbe 434 minim/ivy of
the Young blee's Bible Hosiery, of Pittsburgh, will
be bold io tbe Fins Bring/11mM Lath i rau church.
Seventh strait, on Monday inning, the at 7
o'clock. Addressee mill be drollesmsd by tbe Rev.
Dr. Karr, of the United Pracbgeerfues Roc. 0. A.
Bolume, A. M., pastor of Christ M. B.,chursh ; and
Ben. A. ht4Bryan, pastor of the Cumberland Pm.
byterian church.
bottom Canc.-4n the Quarter Etwaione, Junes
.$. ht 4 Derntott plead guilty to aellineliquor with.
oat llceasai and was timid did and emits.
' John littera, kw felling at the Inair 'proved, $lO
and cogs._•• • •
Cantu Kill, plead guilty to two lailiateatste for
selflotwitliont license, and wu load taw dello, on
, •
Girt Rubor/lox—A Chaser for Litdies.—Prof.
Vliambajor gives , bit lait gift anuertaintrient, at Con.
cwt Rail, tido Manias. Amon the girls is en
so;l6 hemer, made by.tha wife o4.t.lsPraiewoor, a
l a g ) r of peat alibi an/ taste in ouch alters. The
bons stem been on exhibition, at a a re room un
der tire ball. and is greatly admired' by the ladies.
We natio:Mau a crowded house the evening.
Rar.smoo-Als moiiiiivorJ. W. age6laren.Req.,
Robert kW, witeMu convicted at 'Slattery and
and has already,. served his three
month' matinee on the former wit Wised Aim
prima au Retards, ' by the Cosh. ceder tie issol4
vest law, in 'miss security to abide hie dismal.
tfoeal the cam under that law .bessialtm. '
tbe C om mas Plem i the report of
reviewers re polio road in - town-•
"Mir ma 4 . 41141 ", a libf!" 11 10 Milieedre. L.
Agaltwdo j,
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OnWinds, afternoon, 'the annual Omega, of the
Contributors to the Walborn Passolvails Hospital,
was had at the hospital tuildirp, hi the Bluth Ward.
John Graham, Bab wee chosen Preaident, and W.
Haven, Secretary.
Thomas Bakewell, Ban, President of the Board of
Mannors. submittal the annual report of the' °pets-
QM, of the Institution, 'dammed to the Inedall
horn which we condense as follows:
Dialog the year 1860, there' have! bun under
treatment an theme patients-417 Males mad 92
females. Of this Istimber 100 wets adialtted befo
the Ist et Jthithel..lBBo, and 109 sinarthat datiL
There have been disebupd or removed during
the year • •
Restored,
• ... .
Improved
ROCOOTBII or disehsrmul unimproved
Doodle
Total,
Leaving in the hospital, December 31st, 1860—
males, 591 female., 53—in all ill
Of the patients admitted during the year4thire
were
Committed by Court., Allegheny county, 1
do other countiee... ....... B—ls
By Guyed:maid the Poor a the two citienlB
By oveneen in Allegheny county • B
ft other counties • 10-.-34
Brought end supported by friend. in Alle
gheny end Pittsburgh...... ,
Do in Allegheny county ,
1 Do other counties.
Makin a total of
During the put year the nuptial has been prne
•ewes beyond any preceding one. Various lea
fuovementa have been made about the building,
which are folly set froth in the report.
The accommodations provided lot the imesesi
ties of patient. laboring under ordinary disease, or
suffering from accident, hero not been fully occu
pied, but all cases presented during the year have
met with the requteite treatment.
The average number of insane pelicans under
treatment during the year hae,been 107. The fol
lowing statement shams the continued increase of
the :mintier of inione patient.:
Jan. fat 1857
rr rr 1858 a • .... ••••• •• • • • .... ... 74
ir ri 1859 90
ir 1860 100
ri ir 1861 109
For the Net two yearn the ward' nave been ton
fully occupied as to Interfere maleritilly with the
proper cleasification end eeclerion of ;the patients.
It,. hoped that thisdifficultrwill be obtriated before
long by the completion of die new building for the
Insane Department now in course of 'construction
at Dumont, which, if the tequila. !bonds be ob
tained, and the contractor. fulfil their tingsgementa,
will be ready for occupsncy during; the present
year. •
The Board of Managers, as a token of the grati
tude which they entertain for Mien Doraihy L.
Dix, and with a desire that her name ahould be as
aociated with an institution No largely indebted to
her philanthropic efforts for its very existence,
mention with pleasure that the incatina ol 'the
hospital ha. been denominated Dimwit atation, on
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
aed that the hospital than ticreaftnr be 'known as
the g.Diamont Hospital for the Insine.r.
The Managers next refer in detail •to the new
buildings and rained. at Dile:loot, and to the
leg
acy ol sump, left by the Into Chad,. Brewer,
condition that the interest be annually distributed
in coal among the poor ul Pittatinnth and Sllnghe..
ny. Some further legialation will probably he re.
enemy to enable the iestitution to Ireable this
benefaction as well a s to provide for; the speedy
collection o f claims against other cootie., which
now amount to almost $5OOO, upon part or which
suit ha. had to be entered.
lii iloblososs t. L. 1.
ill Ander on son vs Rods Pat
m
In Thompson 7. Thompson
111 hams vs rams
m ihum n Antos
W Mm.n Bornte '
01 Baru vs llama
421 Mane unman
CO Sarno n satts
tit M.. & Barton va Olt
Pltabarg&
aft Wlnbtroan2s 1 °Boos
as gams ye Ilt4anolos
420 lllManan
439 Malan val Bead & Bra.
11 Lha7anl v 1 Aaabnis
413 Onamonskartla re WI:.
klos
tlt trim ye Gallatur
443 Andason 0. Borough
B&W &ha&
211 &all& WOO* ve Walkar
ltoblnann Uls
Abash., allty ~ Bohan
ley and .140
ILS dams vs Dsollagt&l Auld
Info
70 a Iloghtniielty n&blo
ts
71 flarna vs 860
343 Long vs Moore
The noel of maintaining the patients will com
pare favorably with similar institatiime—the avenge
ccat of boarding per week being 12,40: Including
aalaries and elothieg, $3,63 per weak.: The main
tenance of the insane in the Slate AsYlum of New
York amount. to OA , per week, fur each person.
The Board coactede their repbrt bJ •:pnming
lull confidence in the skill and attention of the
Superintendent, Dr. J. A. Reed, wheel . exertion.
baire.been canasta, and whose efforts. hive been
well sustained by the Steward, Matron, and other
a Read sat..
From the report of the Treasurer, John Harper,
FA+, we lean. that the whole amount received do
ting the year for board nod clothing of patients
was $15,431 27, of which '26,905 were received
from private patients, and the balaace from those
committed by Omuta, or sent by Overtthers of the
Poor. The amount paid for current expenses of
the hospital, including caloric., etc., was sl9r
-836 47, nod the amount of $3,622 79 was expend•
ed for improvements and repairs at the hospital in
the Ninth Ward.
Legacies and contribution. have been received
from individuals amounting to $3,315, lacluoing
$5OO from George IV. Jackson, Ego . 'constituting
him, with former donations, a Life Member of the
Board of Manage.
There ism recemrid from the state, $2.500, in
part payment of the grant for •along, rte., and
for the construction of the now Hospital at Dm
moot, $4O OOO. The etpenditure tin the new
build,nge ha. been $33,824 34. and there hero bten
paid from private donations $2,525 account of
the perches., money of the Ryan fame. There M
doe coutraeore, for the retained peitioa.af the
work, about $12,000.
The recilipte from pathibldtallatiort ofilieapeaeee
of the hompltal, but If ell the debts due for board,
eta, were coilfetix!, the reeeiptelsotild nearly bal.
sues the expeoditinu, with the exception of the
Celery of Superintendent.
ann... or TIM, UIERINTINDIST.
From the report' oi ahw i Superinteadest, Dr. .1. A
Reed, we gatb.r tltie Whining It:term:deg cast.:
Tel number patient. reeei..td, sinee April let
1866
Committed by order of Court, ...
Direciors of Poor,
Friends..
iuxpr.rod,
uolmprw•d
Remaking, Jao. let, 1861
Discharged and remaining 265 176 411
The Superintendent then sated.. to the excess of
patients over the aecommodetione offered, and re
marks that sinless this can be remedied the rare of
patients rill become merely cortodiel where It le in
tended to be curative. The tollorring extract from
the report Is worth, of special c;nsiderstion :
..The custom ob”rrod by some of VW authorities
haring charge of the loran. poor, 4eendiog to the
hospital incurable cares who Cr. viaient end destruc
tive, and detaining the more mansgesble recent ones
in the poor houses and jails, fills our apaltosents with,
Incurables, and entails • certainly Inclroaiing berths&
of expense and insane pauperise:upon Ote oomuct
nit,. Of the one hundred and eleven patients in the
hospital at the preset time, only thirty Ore are ton
.
sidered curable. Seventy etc most remain to their
prestut helpless condition."
The usual statistical tables are given :with groat
care and accuracy. but space will not permit us to
allude to them farther.
Alter the reading of the report., an election for
Manager' was held, with the followteg Seattle
For Three Years—W. 11 Lowrie. Alex. Laugh
lin, Thomas Scott, J. B M . Fedden;lohn B. Pests,
P. R. Bronot. T. J. B rrrrr on. ;
For One Year—Joh, Holmes, F. H Baton.
The new Board organised by the eptioiatment of
the lollowlag officers :
President, Thomas flakegrall; Vice Presidents,
John Graham and James Anderson t; Treasurer,
Joao Harper ; flecretary,-John A. !dirtier.
The institution is le worthy band., ';a: perform
noble work, and is eminently dOsersing the
p o roi n:e or the Mate and of all humane nod phi
lauttuopie
Public. Isle of galtread ant pas Stooks.
Oa Baterday anemone, all the gin and railroad
stocks owned (or alleged to be owned); by the city
of ffittabergb, and all the railroad etoci held by
the county of Allegheny, were offered or as le, at
the Custom dolma, by , y. 0. Campbell, Mamba l for
the Weateya Dietnet of Penneylrania, to satiety
jodgmesta obtained by certain bondbolil eta. The
iollowieg chorea wore okruicsed do.inn ,at the
prices
stood or Till OITIN
sot shards O. & P. H. B. to Joadda Hoods, Oar Awe $1 1 0
1141 do A. V. H. A. to Dobbin & 010. do do $,
We do do do do do do do 5;
HO di do do H. Oliva do do 4;
lici r to ' Y. do a Soaa d° lt. A. Pl. 44 .41.7 do do Ut,'
IM do do do M. Howl 7 do do
HO do do •do Joan Dollar do do •
Iv do . do do Avast 11411 art do 154
010 do do do H. olori Oa do 7
MI do do do 41.11.14•17 45 do •
MU do .do do W.A. Oolvall ao do
5440 do ' do J.11.1104/411 do dO
MO do do do 11 O'Hare do do Man
41.14 do P. 11. & 0.1. 11.4. t. 15taint do do 45
IX
O-
do g
Y4l , lav Soa k pi k d
14 do It
too do do do f1 . .41 . 51174 . . 441
do d:
4511 Plttst aroh d naod A ..ilLlord do 2: it
W
DS do All. Valle, It: 0 4 15 . Mr . do do it
100 do do do IL O'Hara do dO 41
UN do do do A. Delbert do do 40
Those who parebased tke stooks eleltued to hive
Mosotho property of the ally have Oertathly "bought
• tars suit," u ha seen by the following notice,
■bleb was read before the tale, sad seried upon lb*
11['what :
jail. O. ampbtll, Marshal IVastens.Dietriet 0/
Puns,tourer, and, bidders at tBl.
You are hereby nOtified that the Railroad Stook
levied epos by you as the properly of the city of
Pittsburgh, at the salt of August Seibert and Robert
Roehatutil, dose sot belong to said city, but the same
has been transferred to Ruben Miller, Thu. Bake
well, John Holmes, , John Bissell sad illoo. Thos.
Mello°, en Mutsu for the purposes mailloped and
see forth In • Joint resolution of the &lain ea 4 Gate
man Collodi' of the city of Pittaborgh,; .passed
Nday
lath of Marsh, A. D. 1860, , sod that the said
eft; has no hitcher intrust or title to the same.
You are farther notified that the (ha Stork levied
apon at the nit of the same partials does not belong
to the city of Pittsburgh, bat this so* the prop.
arty of the Pittsburgh tier Company, SA spume by
ordinsomi of the City Cosnells, puled the 3d day of
February, A. D. 1800. and duly amorded, and the
Ad of Assembly, of 1 this commonweeltb, approved
the Slot day of Jemmy, A. D.lBOO, untitled, oBup.
pier/eat to an set 10,thoolloomits the Pittsburgh her
Company, approved; the 16th day of itarob, A. D.
1840." Joan W. Know,
Pillsbn4l,Jannaip 19,1861.. : t
FATAL AkC1D11414 . ../111$ 11 boy.. about air
VN Of ago: tuotoill I Manketi; who lived
la . Is eltey.:; In the: roe at 0,011 d Piengley,
Wbeedlet, wee killed on Friday issuing. - • He
sad 'eseete'„'etkeil:bell Teri .plintiet erased
wee make which were betel( row ea . the B.
0 B. IL, lad se pkrileirlie fell.. lad
see ofskit ankles hip 0 1 1 11 10 1 . 1 411 1 1 1 144
.0 Nagy *I birri64 1.
•
4...44
.i... 31
EEM
=I
126
238
141Flet Temlea Total
.107 58 185
~b 1 37 88
.17 17 34
31 : 12 43
200 124 330
..511 52 111
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THE LATEST NEWS.
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RECEIVED ATillE DAILY GAZETTE, OFFICE.
LATEST' FROM EUROPE.
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Ncw Yale, JUL 19.—The 'nllo'll44 u by telni
imp!' from -Liverpool to Qmosertowo o on bendayi
the ah:
I,IIPOOL, Jaa,6th.—The sales of cotton yes+,
terday were 8,000 bales, incleding 1,600 to .peta l
lators and importers. Toe market closed *wady:
Brandetoffs rimed steady. Provisions closed d.li
Lo noon, 'Saturday Evesing.—Consols 'closed at
9210911 for account. The latest .ales of Amer:
icon stocks were: Erie, 36 ®3si ; N. T. Central;
76@80 ; Ilkinois'Ventral,'27l®2B.
It in stated Chit the geglisti govertunint had *ant
a strong note to the 1 swarm of Franca, prowl.:
ieg against the eatenrion of the occupation of
Syria by the Preach lames No reply had yet been
recessed
WIIIIIIICIToIi, ' Jno. 20.—The minority report from
the committee of thirty•three,eigned by Mr. Try:,
Me, of La, Mr. Phelps, of Mo., Mr. Rut, of Ark.,
Mr. Whitely, of Del., and Mr. Winslow, of N. (L
Imbrues thelollowing arguments and reeommeteL
&done: The changes which have taken piles in the
situation and Sentiments of the people of the illffsei
trot State, lino" the formation of the coutitutiorb
have been sub that through the misconstruction of.
some of its' ' provision, and wilful perversion of
others, and the istrodnetion of ow principles in the
formation of parties, which are in direst antagonis m
to the usages and opinions of the whole Amortised
people when the constitution nt Into effect, that
that instrument has failed to accomplish some of
the meet important ends aimed at by its adoption.
The difereacer between the Northern.,knd Southern
morns Of the eonfederaey, from this Sane', have at
fu risen to push a height that they have remitted hi
the formition of a Sections' party, whieh has sleeted
• iestiorial . President, and design exeltiding the
t
Southern people from any manse unit of affair" hi
which they bare a common I areal with their
Northern brethren; and that as h ie fact, notwich:
standing the Republican forms o the °orientation
are preserved, in troth destroys the "phis of Repub.
licanism in the government, it_!. tlierefnrd imposal•
ble that' the two. Notions should ahy longer go on
together ae one People, unless the existing state of
things Is removed.
The report preened' to exy that , the prennt'd if-.
Acuities can Drily be remedied. by amndMenta to
the, Co. 4
riatitotion and suggest" that the amend
menu propued In the Crittenden resolution', it
adopted, would restore tranquility to the country.
and place the Union on such a foundation that it
could never again be broken. Three amendments
the report asserts, would not, in reality, change the
constitution. They would only have the effect of
restoring it, by added--provisions, to what it wae
In point of fact of tha day of its adoption. through .
the operations of the circemetancen which lbw,
surrounded it sea - which erected barriers 'gainer
the present sectional contents as the conefitutional
provision. will now. it • constitutional sonority
cannot be united le support of the Crittenden re
solution, or the itelisteoce al them,
then a diseolie.
Son of the Union is Masi able.. The report re
commend, that steps be taken for rho coiling at a
conveetion of the State. with the view of;• peace
able reparation, providing for a portion of the
common property of the United State.; setting the
term. on winch the social and commercial Inter-
course between the separated Stites shall be con
ducted, and making a perm arrangement with
respect to the navigation of the, fdiastasippi ricer.
The report less whit the signers orit formidar
a full : account of the rise and progresie of the
alavery agitation whisk he produced the enistieg
difficultie•
Wesnineron, Jae. 19.—Secretary 801 l trine
milted tot ongrese • @moment • from Col. Craig,
Chia! of the Ordatece Bureau, which shore that'
early Int )esr ' by epeciel direction 01 hroiettry
Floyd, he iransfarred 1115,000 stand of a. nn from
Springfield and Watervliet to arsenide o. North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alsb.ci and
LOO1•111E1a. The larger number Were Spro "field
muskets of the latent pattern; the remain.tor mere
muskets altered to percuesion leek., and rifles,
end adds, that the arm, sent to South eureka',
Alabama, arid Louisiana have spice been edited
by the State authorities.
A petition, Miami by Locknard & Co. ' ThantiP
son Brim., W. G. Scott ar. Co., Gwynn.' & Day, and
others, aubseribera to the limn authormed by the ,
act of the 21nd of Jane, IMO, has been received'
. i .
tl
here, praying Conran fur reli I. Vint, beees
Cobh termed to deliver the stock when called on ;
second, became Cobb while ithholdieg their
meek was preaching disunion, ' using the credit.
of the governnavet and deprersin the market value
of the stocks; third, becalmie P ideut Ruthenian
tolerated each' conduct, sad I orth, because the
tummy market should be relies from the pressure
than oecasioaed' in view of the net. authorising a
new mem of ten Million bonds. • .
Molinar:l,Jan, 11.1. Ift fltio B quite, the report of
the committee on Fed. al Relatime, contemplating'
a Nathosi Convention, WM Mt "hod. The second
resolotino we. amend. by affiliating John Tyler,
Win. C. Rig s. John W. Bout. fibtongb, W.
Simmons and Jake. A. Nadia, Commissionere to
Waltham:tau on the 4th at "amity, to met the
Commluioners fiens the °Air States. The dhhl
resolution was emended by en ..11fyIng Mr. Crlttgo-.
den's proposition. to give sal spell protektdon andl
eeenrity to slave Qroperq. iae sixth weir ounandedi
by appointing Mr. Tyler I.l4tomisilooor , watt oaf
the President, end Judge John Robertson! Commle-,
*toilet to SoutliAtolise.nad gebeenissolleigNeatge s i
to:reit - int beglifertiee to Umtata from hostile oat;
during the peadleg of these prousillop. Th 6 reart.;
lotions were passed by vote of 40'yeas to 5 neys.!
Mr. Brace offered the following: '
Resolved, That If all efforts to receseits the oil
happy differences hetween the netions of the corm.:
try ghoul prove abortive, then every conelderation aft
honor and Intetest demands that. Virginia shall
unite her (ludo, with her sister elayaboldlog States.
Adopted.
Mr. Stuart offered a belie of sdbutment cootein.
plating the withdrawal of the tenet in egad to the
territory from the bends of Congress, sad provides
'for the equitable perthion of the slue holding and'
non.slega States by so amendment to theConstltu.
deo, mid that States created out of th i irnitory North
o'3s° 30' shall beaded with or with.
end South
out slavery a. their Constitution ey onlain. Or.
dared to be printed.
The Moose concurred in the Seoas amendment as
above given. •
Mr. Seddon offered teetotally°. that the 'outsets
of Virginia ere those of her Southern ragtag, and ao
tecoostruation of the Vision can be permanent and
mitiefietery whiob will not sums to sorb eektion self
Protecting power swami any invasion by the Federal:
tinion upon the referred rights of either.
Latest from Charleston
Cuxumtarox, Jan. 19.—Lint. Talbot, one of.
Meteor Andereou'e Cornmirsionne, snived Dan imml
night. flu brings gloomy tidings, !outing to the
maintenance of Anderson'. presume stator, and the
defense of the fort.
An executive .88.100 of the South Carolina Cab.,
Met wai held during the wester part of the night,
engaged lo the consideration of the notion of the
United Slums government..
A boat with a flag of Into. cam* from Port Com- ,
- ter this morning. The °Firm is said to be to demand,
the stoppage of the Somali Carolina fortifications.
Lient. Davis, with four soldlara front Pt. Bumter,-
,Davisis in the oily. The BMWs are witnesses in the ,
v murder one, and are on parole, In order to
'filo, them an opportunity of testifying. They are
being..entertained by their (ritrads, both - parties
drinking headily to the peaceable settlement of the
difficulties.
Fort Swathe Le now ollowoct to obtalo frith pro
ifilooo [roil tbor Obarlaton multow.
Borrow, Jan. 2S.—Weedell Phillips is announced
to speak tomorrow. 'The Anti-Slavery
; Society
asked for protection &pint the interiereace ot;
Mayer Wightman :who refused to protect Phillips,
bat assured the Society thatithe peace of the city,
should be maintained. The-Society thee' sought
protection for Phillips from 'Gov. Androids. who
soot hie aids to see what Mayor Wightmas . plopos.l
ed to do. The Meyer replied that it there loran
soy diaturbance the hall would b cleared, and if
there were indications of a row before the door.
were opened, the hall would he clotted. Protection
has also ben asked for the aeaual aritinlasery
treetieg to bn held sent week, but refined:
New OALLII.I4 January 49.—The pilot, of Pen-1
secois havt been notified tot to bring in ;Unitedi
&ate, treareels under the penalty of death. A ship'
is ashore fifteen mile. east of Fort Pickens sup-!
posed to be (be 'apply store chip, with the. officers!
of the Pensacola Navy Yard on hoard.
Lieut. SI user, commanding at Fort Pickens,,
is expected offender. The Florida forces have.
25 heavy gees. 'V
The Committee on the Cenledereby of the Milt
sluippi Legislature has reported resointionsto pro.
vide for a Confederacy end to establish a Provisional
Government for the seceding States. It is ca.
ported that the Soothers Convention ehonld meet
at Montgomery on February 4th,
Moorroonsav, Al.,.en. IL—The aron paued
• bill to provide agal B
untbe invasion of the State
by us, by rendsrlag all Plibts bringing foreign vu-.
sob Into Mobile ihible to line.and imprisonment id.
dm penitentiary, and authorising the commander of
rOti Morgan to dititroy all heinous and land marks
at his &motion, and a antrum for the constrootian
of • tolegrepb line to Point Oloar, In order to obtain
more spsedy:oommuolostlon frith Port Margin.
It is understood that Mr. Ileum of the Moll, a l l
... ipm i sr , t it. e candidate for Omit of dm new
Southern magma. Ms Is varndy supported by
seoundonists hors.
. .
tt to Impossible to got Information of the Horst
proceeding, of tharoOnveotioo.
PnuconM JIM 19.—A: form of 2000 mcni has
bean concealed In and about tb. Navy Yard. Odor
the direstion of the State aothoritiss and Moot am
arriving from all direoliont.
Tim japed Stated homer Wyandotte is lying at
ma Gammas of the harbor sod to in communication
with Fort Neilson Tbs families of dm ualted
States ofil cal, stational at the Port, kiwi heap pbtood
on board the steamer, whichlis ont ef. coal and Mbar
supplied, bet;she to not allowed to aster the harbor.
Tearron, If. J., Jwa. 19.—The .wejotity of the
JOini OuPliatto• oa tiationalsffeire repro,4 a „id,
of resoloSons to tie &al% fail/. fedoras; tbe
Crittenden resolution/ and loetme tWe & m o on
of the State In Congiese SOd whineatitd the Here
isolative. to rapport tbwit. Thy 01 as nwe dan d
oast week and pawed by both bonen no doubt. Tito
'Committee also can Upon Congress loarder I Ns
tloatit Conynotion In cue fdr. Crittenden's wr:eknf
lar soeseeree OOt.l4l4ledtly.lidOpted.
N4w Tout Jasl•2o.—Tbustuusablplingabbili
allied - frail 1.1,:55k , 91., MR &di Ifiss •
.bate' baoa
iketldpated. ---
sh e i rmiplip North Boottis 'Mild sat it:Lon.
Aosdany as do flb • - •
Thestauuldp Iru aleoseiimml atfArsepairdad
dad the IWO* sad $7llO at tiaiimitowa•9lo Ina ,
=MEM
...cw~..be~..x~.~,.:.:mar-z~""°"s,-C3.~ied~-01.., :_S d~: cs fi n . - ~ ~ ~ .a"'
Ittitil of the Overlaud Mall.
fa
Callralt. ,
Fr. KILLOXT, Jan. 18-7 be Pony &Fsw p A cneg.
hen as one o'clock r. a., on thenizteenth, at. in'
consequence of a heavy snow worn which pros
trated the telegraph. we have not been able. to
tiaawnit the hews till now.
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Thies has been no trade worth reporting this
week; An unexpected striegawy In the money
Awake( fount the principal topic , of conversation in
business circles, and is this accounted for by the
Beesley Ihilstin of to-diyr
Toward the aloes of booking hours on Monday,
money for the steamer's eogagamtmts became more
easy apparently, but still It was a hard dayiend in
many oases high rates °Cleat:rest war paid, An
examination into themovements of treasure at this
point during the two =Cube will show abundant
reason for the gradual tightening of the money
market In November the amount of treasure re-(
calved from the einutry m 413,831,991; in tile same
moutiobe export was 14,195,658—it will be pe . A
calved, therefore, that we increased our exports
December by $917,009, while our receipts dimin.
jibed by $181,7110; the didereribe of 11,298,009 had
to be furnished by the floating capital of San F -
Gino, and so heavy a draftM 'Cohort a time cond
ra t
not be made without inoonvaelenee. In order .
show how much mori treasure we exported ti both
months than we received, we gin the following:—
The circulation ' of our city wee depleted
by 'the NM of $1,411,919. This amount is
diminished somewhat, but not materially,
but the imports 01 treasure from Mexico during.
November end December is some 1100,000 in ail
So far -as the demand for money is affected by
busbies. relation, here, we btre no ,doubt it lies
reached the climax of the neasou. JrnuarY will
swell the amount coming iii from the country ? and
the obligation" for the toeing month will diminish.
The desire to remit outward bee yet to manifest
itself. ,
The Pony Ewen, witb,telegrablic dates from
Fed Kearney° the 17th ult., arrived et Fen Fre:f
eline an the 31st.
During the month just pseud, about 1200 letters
have huh sent from California. eastward by the
Pony ktzpress, and the patronage of the Papeete
continues to increase steadily, having lolly doubled
since August.
Members of the Legislature begin. to congregate
at Sacramento and San Francium end era aelively
canvassing the claim. of the different aeplrenta
for the Speakership of both Scotto and Assembly.
Bath Hones convene on Monday, the 6th.
It la now claimed that the League Democrats
lack 6 of a majority over all other parties in the
Legislature,and great diffieulty in electing a G. S.
Senator is anticipated.
There is only $141,000 in the general Auld state
Tummy which is already. more than approliriated
etae prison piarpoate, so that the 11..egietatut6 pill
encounter pecuniary embarrassment from the! start.
During the hut storm, snow accumulated 'l l teat
deep on the Ste:re Nevada, hut the obatilcsion
mai so rapidly removed tEat teams to and from
the Waahoe river unmet) the summit.' daily.
Throughout the Washoe mining region the snow us
now from one to two and a half feet deep.
Gilbert A. Grant, a Republican of some promi
neace, died soddenly ao San 'Francine, on the
31st alt
San Franciaco wa. throda into animal excite.
meat on New Year'edey by:tha killing of Samuel
L. Newell, editor of the late Democratic Signal, of
Placer county, by Horace Smith, a lawyer of con
eiderable poMtion mn the name county. Newell
charged with having .laddered wife, which
no incetmed him that be hollowed his intepdod,
victim to San Francine°, in company with his wire , .
brother, who is the somewhat noted Judge Hardy.
Newell wan cabbed moral time, by Smith No that
be died in a hew minute., without making reaktaneo
Smith wain termer!, Mayor of Sacramento. lie has
given hiennelf up to the authorities, and in now in
j all.
Another tragic all ari occurred allheremenm, on
the same day. A person named Wm. Tierney who
bad just rotarntd from the Warhoe mine., became
alignments that our John H. Cindy had seduced
big wile during h.a abinuer, and at once armed
himsell to kill her inppoaed eedocer.. Meeting
Bawdy in the street. he commenced firing.
The fl rat shot hit Dr. -J. R. Boyce, an old
and highly respected citizen, toe cling • wound
which soul probably prove mortal. Tierney con
tinued to fire upon Camila, who retreated and ell
eaped unhurt alter being chued a dietetics of three
blocks, tad rapidly fired at by his infuriated as
sailant. Tierney wee ar.ested and lodged in jail.
Boa? Kemeny, Jan. It —This weather is mild
and showing feat.
The *atm afar eoaab, with fire pt.Oengert and
be mails, palmed hero at 10,10 a. m.
Dermas, 14th.—.A severe snow storm will delay
the movements of many Sao Juan adventurers who
were abort leaving for that point.
About thirty quarts mill. ere still running to the
Mountain City neighborhood, having well water.
The gulches are falling steadily ; only those can ran
that bans well,. Several slalom have been started
In the Platte diggings, S miles above this city ; they,
are supplied with water from the hydraulic nom.
patty's ditch, and ray they ran make wage. where
heretofore work 'would not pay
A Pottery minutirtoty will commence opt.,
lion in a chart limo, neer am city.
Fort Kearmy, Ito. C 0. C. Exerts*
Coach pulled nt I p. m., for St Jamph, with five
paesregere, aad $4,000 in treasure. The telegraph
news pabliabed yeti erd ay created great excitement.
Poet 14.41L111.1r, Jan. 20..:The pony express
passed ibis point this morningat S o'clock. It is
nearly two day* late, owingsnow ..on nearly the
whole route.
The proolamation of the Pbent, Lotting apart
.yettardey far a day of - humiliation', fasting and pray.
er, only reached this city for s publioation on this day
named; consequently bet little preparation was made
for he obearvanoe. • The congmation of Calvary
cherub assembled in the imitator and listened to ad.
drama from Rev. Drs. Colt, Beall and Williams.
The cartoon house, periodic, and other public offices
were cloned, and courts refrained from badness.
the 2 1st
latest pony express dates by telegraph axe to
the alt., the last Impress arriving on time; not
ed standing the terrible stormy weather on the
touts.
Latest accounts from Sacramento represent the
city-es crowded wish politicians of grades is enti•
cipatioo of the meeting °Ube Legislature on the
7th. Sow. Denver seems to have the moot positive
support ter the Senatombip, bat it is stated that
there are friends of the lite Senator Broderick
among the Douglu members who will !pare no
efforts to defeat Denver.
The anneal statistic. of-the trade and commerce
of the State show a remarkable progress during the
put year. They show a pinti t population by im
migration, sifwerd, of 16,000. The estimated
overland immigration is 60.000 or 60,000, beim(
small on accovot of indigo hoetilities. The gold
export falls of I millailos from last year, out
tins deficiency is barely compensated by greatly
%treated exports of the State.
A deem has been published by the Governor of
Sonora coutiedlng the right to traoslolt American
goods from Guaymas on the Gulf . of Califorals,
through the Mate of Sonora to the frontier of Noy
els, near Fort Buchanan. The routels to pursue •
direet line where it Le repreiented. the route are
excelleot. This ,eoccesrion was procured by the
merchants of Guaymas sod 'le expeetso foliate an
Important bearing on trido between San Francisco,
Guaymas, endives the development of the new' ter
ritory of Arisonla.
.XXXVIIb Congress--Sewed Session.
WA.IIIItOTON Ctrl, Jen. 19.
Hones.—The Army epptoptiatioo Bill, as re
ported from the Committee of tho Whole, `was
taken up and rimmed.
The bill providing for the wean of the co.
forma war debt. =owning to $600,000, for the rup.
preseion of the Indian hostilities, was pummel
The Hoes, then proceeded to the consideration
of private bills.
Mr. Florence, of Pa., gala Dinka that on Moo
day he would offer an'amendmeat to the report of
the Committee of Thirty-three, so a to briog the
Crittenden Compromise ienmedtately before the
House. Adjourned.
.—Nomerees petitions relative ; to: the
state of the Collett, were preceded.
Mr. Summar( resolution calling on the Preeident
for the ciformixondence between the State depart
meat and the foreign ministers, relative to Charles.
'ton port, wee adopted.
Mr. Mime introduced a joint resolution la re
lation to the' rupee/foe or cootie laws!' is the
States separiting from the 11nron, it appeirieg to
Congress that the State of. South Carolina has, by
ordinates of ber people, declared the State:impare
ted from the -United State., acid ft appearing .that
none of the officers of the United States,.for, the
collection of the revenue, are acting ender the
authority of the United States; in coast:unlace
whereof the' law, of the United Salmi Are,
in feet, tuspended within the limits of 'said State:
Therefore, to avoid any bovtile aollieien that 'array
arise, all the laws of the Veiled States directing age
mode in which the army, navy and other public
forces of the United State" shall be seed:by, the
President in executing the laws, bc., are eriervided
end made inoperative in South Carolina end
other States that here or May separate.-''
She resolution framed, to a 'locoed reidise nail
was ordered to be printed. , . ;
The special order, being tile Kllllllll bill, came
up.
, S I antendmeets were proposed and olootedi.
Ad'oorned.
Si. Louia, Jan. 19.—The noose Conveition
Sill wee slightly &moaned by the Senate yasterday
is which the gout* concerted, and the billy wee
asally passed. The amendment read .thust . —rtN;
actiordinance or resolution shall be valid to cheer
or dissolve the political resolution' of the State
tl aaaaa weal of the
_United 'States or any other
State, °Mit a usejoty of thelealthed,actsra of the
State shall ratify ilia satne.i,r
Mr. Sewell, Comminioner from linisiitalppl,
made • long socrowirm speech before the joldt lee.
Moe of the Legialatuf teat nis ht. ;
,
CLZVLLARD, Jae. --Jtc 19.orored woman, claimed
au a fugitive Wave irouv.Wheelieg s Va y we. ar-
rested here to-day. She Will be esemluedoelblow•
Judge Toldtaisseede. itsbisui °wpm, which
will. be retuned ,oa Ideednrimoruiig: ' , There hi
but llttiv - ezcitemest, which is entirely coofibed
the coloredeopillatios, pon edinito hottest( b
longle the 4istatf.. . . .
Nevi Oacithes, San. 19.—1 d reply to lb, lecilai
for •5900 - troope by the °Overton of Piorldit, ith
Mayor of thlretty WA word that the' tureeteibi
raised is 48 boars if Rondos wised pulp
- blonraorotplontderrpllad, seed Mete Itatetelhdely
Thant is gnat fwategiont built sod ,eteettftps ir. l
9. bald tik.mbarow boss*" the. with
Pirrearsolut., Vs., Jew 111. - --Ose theme - lied kit
of powder sad 20,000 The ofshot jand shell, froto th
Tredifas ircirlssirere of OW morales
Ads overthsWetdois4 , ttelte; II
.10 deetteshid`to Olierlittes;!l;y ot-itteprool
P 1.24-
Lotrovass;Jes.-20.—Ritrer.! rids( idcgly Whit
12 feet of water over, the rook itSl - 15 flit Inter la
therm*
•,',21277.-
___.lt. , , r -rihrltsitiiitis 3104 Nei
• Mk 5K494
. F..
•
WAsitreattlf Clrt, Jant It. —Thais *OII Acid
'pets bon.dpstm ststlAt siiipss
fif . 010 Xikikallat
friiio r miiii ta mishit pet mum; . is ausslat
I offered wa5512.2500„000.- 'fibs 19il will No divided
isms the lowest blldeneo ' : • • . .
-
Cameo.), Jan..19.--Tbia'sooetletoese of tle
cage Pt Wayne and - Pittabargh .railtoed use
amid in-day. Two loeritootivee tad'other prop
erty were destroyed. Lail $20,000; no Snatuance.
,
Tao. 10.--Ther State dosientlon
to-day parsed the ordinal:die of sem:Eaton from the
_United States by:a Tote of tIOS yeas to 80 nays.
Rem Mel Foten.-011 1iii444ay,801418 Workmen,
,
in digging e drain at the:loot of Stairwell street,
near the site of old Fort lt,ltrequesne, diScovered a
lot of bones, about threirliet below the present
Aorface of the earth, and l supposed to. be the
main, of some person tined diaries the ocinpa
tiot of the fort. Some lily a dorm piecba of bone
were taken our, together rlth 4 bayonet which has
evidently been sobjecied4o a strong heat,. as IL is
bent almost in the form ors eemi•eircle.r A piece
of iron, used 'lll4 toter kik the "notch tier. in old
lubioned gaup, together with a tirggewpard, were
found among the remainst They were plated M a
bor, and taken to the NOW' °fate, where they
tan be seen by hose .emio desire to enfnine
them.
On. News.—The Lawrn m
nee Journal a:
We have the Omni. of andommios that
ZUNI. William Power 8¢ Co., on the Mahout's;
have struck oil—it flowelput over the top of the
well. The ciality is superior to any yet Milos
ered—in IM erode slate lllt is endear as the re
fined carbon oll,amd - it le thought will answer
the same purpose. The Sirospeets for 01l on the
Motioning are Inereaslegtdaily—every firm now
boring have - good indications. Lawrence coon
ty Is destltied to biredual:to any other county in
western Pennsilvanis, and the Mahout:l oil is
now eonelderefi the beet In market.
" Tricorns' Tircona."4Dr. J..S. Holland, who
bas taken a high position kiong Atilerican authors,
by big.' Titeomb Letters,9 and " Gold . Foil," will
deliver one lector, to•morSow evening, before the
Young blears Library Asseciatioa, at concert Hall.
fr Titcomb ". is evidently la very Shrewd observer,
and he gives an Milane dant of wholesome advice
in II plain, open,tstraight-Ferikard'mnenar, indulges
is no cant, lot Me style to rfeah as will attract and
plea., all. After so long an interval between! the
lectures, we bare no doubtoll aroSerious to attend.
KlLLZo.—Beopmain Me Or, aged about 20 fears,
was instantly killed fa Washington township, Jefier.
eon Comity, on the . 12th Atasot. Re wen engaged
chopping in the Woods, when a tree fell upon him,
crashing him to death.
CONMIT.—Thit Wiisoe4•Morria Minstrrla open
at rigatonis Hall this Warning, when the lovers
of negro minetralsy will ipare so opportunity of
wrjoying a treat.
Dism4r.—Dr. C. SRI, Ni, 216 . ' Peon
street, attend' to all brawl.s of the Dental pram
row'
fia'D , CTOR C. Sestste 4 Water Cure and Homes.
pathio Physiolan; also spot for Itain bow's ctlebrated
True for Raptures. No. Ilia Smithfield Sc i t
StirALL aboddliditail to read the ,aever
teeneet a Prot Weed, So -Ws piper. -
COMMERCIN, RECORD
001111 .1ITTINAMBITS/70:e JANUA RT . AND
PRIM 11Y. •
• ' Jostre Dam TA, V. P.
Jams PAU. Ja., F J. J. °mums,
•IL /I PAULSON. I Jmon. 111101M1.;
PITTSBIIREM MARKETS..
[Reporee doe...tally/6r pie P ( ttaborgh Oasetia.]
Prrnianan6.`6trograv, Jai. 10,1561.
Notwitholanding the delightfPl weether whkh ire true
famed today, hadne~ wee vlry languid mid *philter.
la the produce market thy. v.. bet littie don", the de
mand befog quite limited, and "the vela. effected were gen.
/wally la then:tall way.
FLOUR—We have no new feature to notke In Sloan The
&ilium which ban characterized the towhee, for en long.
amitotic. Orion. however, ape inn and wall msintalned.
We riots the hollowing lialive
;6apar.l Eska. 1 kg. rein, hang
44 bbl. trout ' 000
40 doweido.— 625 526
60 do el wdo 6 7586 67
26 do .sr do ..—.. 1 6;60
26 do •w do 26 ;
50 do do -- 405 111,6 2505 65
40 do do 6 4405 76
25 do do j 626 --
0/100611T1116—Sugat—dell, hat arm. Pales of 6 tied.
N 0 far 4(7 , 4and 10 bhe . .., chews at Sc. ilobaliere—
eteadr with an , and
terfenof. eal.. 016 0 bbi. N 0
at 846350 20 dodo at Mr. 10 do do at Sit—paidt, and 16
do do t ll e country at ddo. Oeffee+-Snlea 01 PM bra at 1444
015,5 t,
001tit4dl—dnil and Inactive. . Paten of SO his W N at
'lOO I& dodo .1 awns Inure.
DURO ralllt—Peacboe moot with . moderate dentand.
Sala of 25 tomb photon at UM. nod 10 do do It ama .
ure;110 do. ppleii , et 75. and 16 do do at 117 c
WIlltill1"—Balee et 24 bbla cltectilled at ISo hl pit and
10dodoal2k.
.
APPLRB—SaIe• 'of 2.1 Lk!! talaa• p 2; DI do comma.
at $1.75 p Lbl.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR... 4. of .000 fb. *t $l.ll 'f
tart. .
LA Rbw-fialee of 000 lba country at 10a ID.
Eft.)o3lB—Batel Mtn aCC54,25147;13 per ; dOs—ea pat
'l r:2 r e—Halm of 105 Loeb en , def. , 0.1260 -
BALT—tale* of 30 blititio,ll4% RIX.
ONSTA KY A 11130601! 1M IC KV'
Naar Owens Illiatie—liimx4 Renew:
fiCoaa—Tbereoclpts :are ken to an InerreeedextentOnlit
entedoratogrumed petent - haliadenifeed lie fed to My
6.1 r cicalas today at 4 , 4l,llss(eismiletat 41.9kie. on het
It ides. Tb. Wes of the week bard anumated to gnat IWO
tads, Ineledinie 2,000 today. We now goat, ei 'Wham •
Inferior mod 2 CO
Common to Good 0$
Fed to redly ..... 4%405,4 ,
Prime to
..... WC
Centelfocal end
The sake for the correependliag week lenyear embraced
Oxen 14100 hhde,' sad we qootededr to fatly bat et Mend
rb-
Weele'• flaelpts LIU lads *lost 521053 r tbe'neranMad•
log week but year. • Total recoup moo the lot of flept.,
Wall bbd. agelan 71,1119 to NM tams date bort year.
The tapered a the week , bano boon 1117 Mole; of wbfeb
740 to New York, 210 to PhUsendphes,lsB to Begot, 11/1 tO
elty Polak rte. 68 toChudestodL and 70 tkApelltelliacla
leloesenn—The necepte harekown on a mote liberal eade,
and •Ith a fad deemed estate base exhibited enntinood
artanies the market °pantos at the townemoomeot of the
not. at 21,026: for prime, sot :dales lodes tot 2202/c,
leerier and heementl's ndllng 1/071e. nelf bblo reamed
P
at 2541016 e. • .
The Balm as to hot everilig embraced: some 6500 benels
and a few imedied half obis. !fader abont IWO btu sad
260 half bbls hare been sold at the above flames, inking a
!Ott for the Week of 10,000 bbl., I
Week's receipt. LIMO bblaket 12,900 for the CM.
eeeneflog week leel per— T receipts Wane the. lot of
fleptero. es, 121,100 bele swains( 166,650 to the 2111616 dab let
The esPor le of the week mobreee 2300 bbl., ofwhich 382
t, PhiladeltpbheiZO to New York, OM to City Piaui, Stld to
Oheriedon, and 100 to Gsleeetod.—.[Ploeynne. Jen It.
Fitchange rates tend dowhward. end the selling me to.
day for both Illemori funds entillinele and Wimonalt, cur.
ream wee 6111 cent prat fort.
'ht on the Let , on New
(meanie add% no insclundl and Lou heals. The eopply
is hot leriterbet • good deal wee - sewed on the stied, radii.
4 for sight on the Zest. The lerchory atChla go I. oho
.1.11“.1410, 1.4 - there mewl. vest dad behest Imo for
currency, the market tote greet extent ragnisted by the
Chicago rd.. A goo I deal of produce le sow seta to New
Crimes and other ports et the lath; this will tae op lb.
Itsphange merket:7l,Bl lon% Dido.
Takeports ol dry grade for the week show veto.; largo
deaeme. oompaced• with same period otled year.
.mountTbe emot thrown on the candid Is only n ee atter as
.
greet.
• Tee following la comperatlee statement of thilteporte
uf foreign bry Goode ea New Tett, for the work and Once
Jinn I:
for the week.
Entered as the Pod • $2018,656
Thrownen 1,021,0 XL
100.10 Jan. 1: 1 .
•
goteead et the 11.0,1 0,2118,7111
Thrown on Blerket. . ...... ..... 2,010,1
Ton domestic enchengie bun ra, tan. imposed between
New York god Philadelphia andlibeldesere, but the renew
other pante. Booth end Weal, Atoutha, aesthete • Philo
delable le neer the epode, point 'ltgelo, mad mme porta
of gold ham been received here edible a few d ole, the No*
Truk Times *aye nth. Iblemote le that a foil driuMpthn.
ot epode permeate will, lob. paean. Pebrinery..—(PhlL
Ladd.
• Vs mnumor Photons too& two mon trality hartslo4tbefk
neosiont ot roma kcal Oemiodiso4 broom to the mato;
doom la tate*Lo Zulmor• at Chimp sod ert Lord.. - Theft
14 • too 4 MOW folding to regal: to tho depredated . Woe of
loam Imam sad a deervose WI taloa dkooont mot
of limo So mad*. our blot note (t d
.. ltlarauf
to 1 6 cent dlo. Saari Vfrallii* troinit 441 to - Ng d 1...
Plttladolpbto to Dar. i Plttaboritr drat 5 dla to 3 dl.. 80l-
Oman from 2 dla Uri( 4... onto a., old baits, 4 db.
Mat 114;-{Cfri Clota.
Nrer Cues.
Mamie, Jou. !,t1 . .--1115ar doll.tlbo.laay.
aboitim to plow filam Pot in smled demml PUN
Masada& dooLos - allms 3.4 4 •0•44 M
11,440 for lthoolden, atuf .104(513go for Mat Akre lo so
kir Osmond, sod l b . intakot Otto at 115(570a for tined awl
yolkor. Lard Is booymt, &MA ;piton. tads blew, tho.
lopplr Is may DOI. Sow oothangoll. arid lla Vol. Ormond
Won hrbi mar Ins inlO to. pal demon.. *an
sod to to foottarOM oluOtld. Wtilak7 la mutant.
•
lopiates by !Railroad. •
P 1108 R-42 bbl• 011.' 3 9 • W . . Wahl* rear Irta ath.
Jaen A Loath; Ido dailltaff, Remslt 00, Ido teas* 0 0
Bert. i d;1 do sheep, 111DIck loath; lot ware, lballor Ik ocon•
1•do do,O Pax 1 ea do .1 Ellartsl4; 6 bblsekhre, 0 Buffoon
lßWas do
pos at, 60 bp J IA fee , zar;l6 beam apploa.ll
Rsoklut patteras, bother 4loz dratod hop, U.
luso; 5 ests thsep..l .told.:
PFs • 0 RR-46 PP peak, yr B Ham lAt axe., Logue
• Quip NO Obis Sian. Ja• .161kOolly • B.; I arm bar. 1
math blacka Harm I ow body, G W thattla If bens su
pra it Pulelth. ID dos bath.* Jae /loth 10 ao do, 20 Oa
tabs, 8 0 form* 00;2 Abbe elathr.l Aron ht. 1 Om Ma •
Rth • but 163 bpi CiAr. las Ottelhast.ll Ass, 6 OW oft, B
L fabasotaelz lAz soaps. Wlettesone, WOO. 004100 MIAs
loaf. 11 Wallops: 41bu demo, Laub t Ilea {name 19
trio door. B JarleioNS Ms tag 011. 0 Thum I 19 du
da.Aths WOW msg. 6091. sap..B lep 1.04, Sloth&
Wow*. 1 bitheAA W Haunt tad Niter s It DOsalf
tes 6 this sfpea.C.llll.absll;lo pa rap, Chtherlet A that 1.
bt4 Motor. do sgp. 1., thatkOlAapty Able; Glaaposh:
10 . ikt pads; R. Osallald; Isa Path, • Itthabsth 100
bb Rom .1 6 14144100 de het Lambert A 1110006; 6kp
1 ~1 A Path% fa 01/. Roo. 3 4 0 1thas, Rohm • zeR BMR
um:Audio, .1 • ?Ozer; 9 etas pc hob, 91aosbuth Ibp
patio eci eley 8641.thr /111•0116 1 bz. ots. Uppla•
colt* an 40 bus. lioa;11 dit , Raileaao, Rabat A 6.4 • 100
Obis Itaar, broth laludelathell •
'annul *swam
The mother woo clear and Cali - last.rday, though not un.
phallist/a Julia ge Theta* stilt manna* to roar
otaiilly iihrirdhiil ten reit In tar' chowal hen an
lug.' Tato rim 116.4.1641 W oo the Alleghooh bat
It was light ond amitand, - sod homid not fano Foto to
oughtosonitli 3loroago got off on Soap
oriming.ko Nolo Whoa wlth a eneaoot.l trilh
salon mouth of thil.bagh . way forinna no **mini
clawed oho I. Whaling. TWO won. no salvo!. tow 0..
Wotan tho reader potion, Tb. Wi t WWI, Loam
..d polio Rooo AdrUlifid t q Slit. Olbethaiti 16f WO
WY en hatiirday
Thy AN 11ium...! IV Dollmaiiitiolit Sr ckell, hi Italian
who Ee WootAloloont&T Bb. Wilaboinood to loan mast;
• Vololirtliltalttl4ldarkett.
clooodoroJes.lo —floor raittiotoled sod doll ; Ord.
moot to tholltd.ostmalottid h IMAF to good &mod
at 13)4 Bop MINION to $6 6 414 W and to nicht lop
ply ; at** is goal /maid. Tuttlotoso 11rm bat oho ;
Owe woo out mach doto; owtritto tho drowse of bt Mow
10000. Ito bolt mote ono oo x n t 104 a m p 4,
trod, b•l4 Mo. bleat. Loot hold 11l 44a:14 hot than
won so buyers it over eNc. Loco Maid olt.
eboodod; then woo oci rob 41013 g. sisootoolo op Now
',mit bin ittelliold to ) , ( k pc wet. way motto' TOO.
‘. llt riMer. , 1 941.!.11. 1 .1i11 .44 tbt.Tdotilte bOlat• • _-
Nit Yet r, Jon.lo.—Onttoo stoutest ; 0110t4900 holm
at lb% for siddlloor. ,Ittoorllntoiatoik MO Wol& $11„20
65,1$ for stets 05,740,110,4 x (011 kt &Inborn utobageok
Whom Arm COW bottom told at 11120431133
flub, SIAM* whit* . ttertra. 'ttoo obotir: o
OP& 4, T 0 01 1 1 , twit ons - it'Otsetlllt7tir roil;
caplapseq,ll. Lad nogg 14.61111503. 1114
ci.v„-. 4 • 4 1 :44,5 litri 1 ,
r~~
c:a"fit ~s:~!,~~~1i:.tisi:.~ c_..
4ffiltui.
surname Qum"' ass.
e. 0 sic es'
. ' rtairistown.
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PARS, M'Ctrittnr •
hiANUFACTIMES or RBI VFUINQ
ea•zutur palm awns. Rumen Cor•
Pre. Rommel., an.d sun moose,
Also, Impatient and beim t. inertia.TuL,_=.4.l°o
slisxr wrisikaa. oedwilbuysa kaadmolmer,
Machin...nil Tools. .
. ,
-
Waroloxiie.4%.•l49 l'inel and ISO amosiildri4
Pittiliburilli. Pealila. .
aisHipecial orders atOopperoatioti k y tot- , wan,
mpllbilmlyT
RAIL ROAD OPINE COMP Y.
Joseph Atwell
(AsFeasaall Alder. JIMA • 0•••
IWRIPSOMINI
RAIL ROAD SPIRY.% MAIRR
AND BOAT 181 f ' •
Corner of Water Street and •
militlydfi t I • PITISIC2I= I
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WA. F 3 Et INGTO.N. WORE S.; ',-
Pittsburgh,
Waco' No.llll Market street»
Ilinahotromill What Biqa NW
wry; tettop.Latlroad Work, Sinn saillimunik •
.lobtaktud ilopodring down alariastlai.
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NO. it MABEI? 113/JOIT PITMERNION, PA. ,
11111-001botions made ov pelaattal Mao r ;
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TAB ale./ Aid a.• f. tai '
All others are mere Imitetioni, should'
m avoided, ityto ideal to easy* tfdloole. z!
Street, Plttoburgb;
sillPthab or ?nide for lags.
'OIAIT, RID, OR RUM HAIR Died 148alty se
beiitllbl and curtwal Brown or Iliusk. Wend Alulamii Iss;
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Dorf to thebairor elan. '. • • .• •
SIVVEItti MEDALS AND DIP7OIIMtE bnN bM*weed.;
ad to W. A. Batchelor vane 1110, and creadWASSWELIo.i
tante have been made to lb* thdr of Me patio. Of MI Bei ;
wee Dyer
WM. A. errousLows amt. or it prodipii iicoor mei'
to to dhalognished Uom
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.and itialnatele ml
Ware b tLe la.t,h.neven long It way beconthniegonl
11l effect. alt. Dyer moaned: the Mar Midgorstall .
Lilo by eft splendid D.. • ".
Nadi, iota at appliad Ma a itthateavoliel; at Ike Wigton;
gem fred Broadway, Mew Tork. s'
Bold la all allied aod Winn GM* Milted Wire bg Bei&
0/1. The geode. to. Ohs wee mid addralta Ora &MN
plate engraving onToureldie of elide 1.4 of
ETILLUSI IL BA
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Don't Fail to proonrs Mn. . WisudcnVo Bootk
bug ayrirp for Clallthent:eethtes. It bee iiosturisa
it sistityatturtststts•prcssaotsrstsistirstnistss ea
gnats, minim an bdialASUOO,4llll Snapitl4l.l4 ,
-tun to nimbi* lb* Imola. Depend spat U, )t,' .
mill en mat t*Parsaiel,sal rend sal beak tmi per
tabas. PorfKili rah all aim
Tbtimaksblampaisoos I. the pnictiption of oar el
'Oa modup•risuied Pikriswis Noe,
ingland;and barn beim/ sarivrAiltag nearita
muliont ottani. ,
We gam It the bast and pith* htmedyls W isesiikb
saws' of Drothiary and AlsibesstnthEilthssothetbat It
thine Igoe teething of froth wry citlisr miss
Ugh and Itheith ass toaaomatedby dollars sag eiste,th
Y worth Ith 'Weals golds'
Writhe the sold wary yaw is
thaws. it is its aid asd sailerisdreaketh.
gSIOWONLY moms • WELL
/Widths panthensissetbe Itheshsgs °MUM
geid by Dreseths Yews, Is as the °sends
Ithengbest Et=r .
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141teit
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rotwardlag and Cozoselindon 'llll sat
anniimugua.matalnt
cna•••• • mutter: seeikaPiab..
Lad "Mote lbotiralth
dim/ 818. It Moe ltsvd. PteloollA -
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BATCHELOR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES:
=wpm all. Ti,l. Me *fie , light. /ma add tardide.•
• Mang to a chan—ao toroth/gap belkirdwd ihriaktig
ones Imod ; tdds.d.U.S. Iho estabßiloasst , Tam
ado Baty an peccddy sedernood sambas. •
Mood Arsd6l4.* Tot.
Pittsburgh Stesl ViTorhuip'
TONICS. BOVII CC.
EKANIIPACTURERS OP OAST STEW
LLL oho, Swing, Ploir add A.B. BONI SPILENOS
add AY 1...E11. Orme Base dad 114 1 1 a r i a
cell) IL BA
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No. 54 St. Clair &root,
(Dr.triah'y Nov Banding: preTsmoLn.
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SAPONIFIER;
Important to Families!
Save Time, Tirouble, and Exposit. ' :7!
BESTr 1111"1"------'
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ARTICLE I°l-
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SOFT SOAP! ' .
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oise pound Anal to ets pen,as
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.Ifor Ids si irliassay,
Salt Idanufact'g. Co.
PITTSBURGH/PA.
by..n tim i ng. a caaaa m thamalaa saws
Rioss!litr Weekly 1,10410;
For *heeling. Marietta; Parkersburg, Per,: , .._:,
rej, Point' Pleasant,. Gallipolik.eystuktto,.
ustletabtirgb, Ironton and 'Partsztomtb.
TUE new , and elwit stearair i amL.4',/:
BALL= •T; otoo team
I..pittebung LlMN*
ulirillt WIDIIIIIII.I
se cmody tor Poniamili sad ell Isureidiallekadlaw
Returettn, win Poctiosooth for Plttleop gloool
FAIDAT at if o'clock am, Par frol_ecatpooryp.offit
to
boad, or . molt. 'Lam masses sox arm
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RE4:MLLE TUESDAY. PACK•l a ir t ai
N? VOl ZANZIATLLZ.--TY• thar
amazon- MIA GRAHAll,Ospt.trArso
for ow aors ma su hommusg• praying. Mr;
41. 4 p.m. Pat Iteliglit armes . ZlTAboia:t ,
(UWE MEMPHIS ADD
ORLZAINI-Tbit Ow Maur J.;
RAILIIIIII. 04ptito. D. Z Bekkellortil leara=6.
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No. 97. Wylie Street, Pittaburgh.
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Biglct Gr 0441 sea EM figure.
PI ew tel. tw Ulan, Darla Lancaster Gliselawk abase
Mesltn,lrieb 4 300 . 1 / 4 1, !1t recK,Clatal ie. INA ;Ml*
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DRICSSED 1100$--10 - Pressed= tkags
*Ned for aisle IVDOVILD* Alll7Olllll.
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weereor rlvtw uNi*****
pastimurs--s bags Chesnati in stars
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