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VOLUME XIX.
£lje Jslailg JLst.
JAMES P. BARR,
EDITOR AID PROPRIETOR
Tiems Fir® Dollars Mr 7ear, etnctly In ad
ranee. Weekly, Single subscriptions Two Dol
lars per year; m Clubs of fire. One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Arbitration Committee ot the Board of
For March and April.
WM. McCRBBRV, Y. P. B. CAMPBELL,
ISAIAH DICKEY, a PBEBTON,
8. a McBLBOY, WM.MEaHS.
TO LETS for sals attbis office.
Suit Against a Bank.— "We are informed
that P. H. Laufman, of Laufm&n & Bro.,
hardware merchants, Wood street, baa Institu
ted proceedings, in the District Court, against
the Allegheny Bank, for refusing to give him
specie for |6O of its bills, presented at Ha
counter, A citation to answer on Friday was
Issued, when the matter will be fully investi
gated.
It strikes us that it is very inopportune that
a suit of this character should be instituted
now. For more than four months our banks,
with the exception of the old Bank of Pitts
burgh, have been suspended, in the general
sense of the term, although ail of them have
freely cashed their bills in small amounts for
the accommodation of the public in making
change- The suspension has bean by no
means entire. This very bank, againstjwhich
sait has now been brought, has since the sus
pension paid out as high as eight hundred dol
lars at one time for Us bills to relieve the dis
tress ef a woman who feared to rotain its
notes. The suspension was not brought about
by causes over which the Banks in this city
had any control. The object of it was to en
able them to continue their usual business
facilities to the community without having
their coin drained out to supply distant points,
where the banks were also suspended, and the
fact that the suspension has continued for
more than lour months without any suits
brought shows that it was with Iho consent
of the community that it took place, as well
as by the advioeof large numbers of business
men. Our Banks are strong, not weak, and
able to resume payment at any time. A suit
of this character, if brought at all should be
brought for the benefit of the community. It
is well known that our banks contemplate the
resumption of specie payments at an early jiay.
Indeed some of them intended to do so du«
ring the present week, but upon consultation
with other banka, a postponement for a few'
days was advised and agreed upon. In this
state of affaire, after going through a suspen
sion of four months and more, it cannot be re
garded as a measure of wise public policy that
a suit of this character should be brought now.
What private griefs the plaintiff in this suit
may have had in the premises we know not, as
we are not inftymed the particular state of
facts upon which the suit has been brought.—
These will probably bo developed upon the
hearing of the case on Friday. Mr. Lauffman
is a respectable merchant, and has a perfect
right to institute as many such suits as he
pleases, but at the same time it would appear
that the general policy of the business comma
nity, ana of merchants in particular, should
have large influence over a man’s private
judgement in such a matter, where many inter
eats may be affected.
Engineers' and Pilots' Licenses.
Tbe following is a list of tbe engineers and
pilots to whom licensee have been granted and
renewed at tbe Custom House during the quar
ter ending March 31st, 1861.
Rsginkibs, Class I.—Robert Dalsell, Jr ,
Thomas S. Johnson, Philip Rough, A. S.
Smith, George Wilson, James B. Evans,
William Doyle, Jr , Jamas Ing f £'homm
Molvhill, Abner Peebles, R. B. Vandervort,
George W. Fulton, Dennis A. Boland, WiL
liam H. Young, Samuel W. Bostwick, John
W. Duvall, William Daleell, Joseph B. Tay
lor, Richard Irvin, R W. Cowan, William
C, Henry, Kdward Merry man, James Sweeny,
Atlas Sties, George L. An&butz, Paxton
McCollougb, David Ross, L. Henderson,
Isaac N. Cooper, James A. Lindsay, John B
Garrett, William J. Smith, James Russell,
William Shedden, Milo Somers, James W.
Edgar, John Hamilton, Charles A. Church,
Robert Henry.
Class 2—John Bigloy, Alexander McDon
ald, Henry BeezeJ, James K Vaux, John
Sloan, John McNamora, Joseph Russell,
Michael Mercer, George H. Vaux, William
A. Doyle, Frank BL Koomer.
PiLOTß.— David Bricked, James McHen
derson, John Morray, George W- Ren*b»w,
John E. "White, Samuel W. Henderson,
Tobias W. Spencer, James M. Harton,
Thomas J. Morris, Joseph Brown, George W.
Dawson, William Sbraads, Joseph McDon
aid, Jesaee timitb, John F. Ferguson, Samuel
B. French, George W. Ebbert, Thomas
Javens, Lasnder Patterson, James A. Conner,
Albert Moore, Samuel Black, Thomas McDon
ald, Jobs Sbouse, Claudiou* Robinson, Nelson
Klinefelter, Frederick Briggs, William Smith,
Socrates A. Reno, Darnel Eckler, Samuel
Hughes, William W. Ford, Alexander
McGuigan, James P. Jack, Tnomas Verner,
Augustus Sief&rtb, Abraham Willard, James
Gordon, Solon A. Laugblin, Jessee Nannab,
Francis Reno, John S. Evans, James L. Hen
drickson, Thomas Murray, E H. Williamson,
George A. Wibblo, Junas R. Cornelius,
Bernard Given*, Andrew B. Bunting, Fred
erick Deppold, Tbomar Potts, Jr., Thomas
Kinsey.
Refusals—Jacob Schauer, as 2i Engineer,
cause, incompetency.
WzTjri&s Missing —We elated about a
month since that an old man named Captain
Harriott, from the country, bad been knocked
down and robbed of a sum of money, and the
arrest and commitment cf Enoch Howell,
John Bird and William Arnold, on an in
formation for highway robbery, they being
the suspected parties. The Captain positively
promised to appear and prosecute the case, but
he U not now to be found, Obief of Police
Patterson having visited hi* residence, where
ho learned that Captain H. was Dot at home,
ft is supposed that be bRg been induced toab
salt himself until after tho close of the present
term, and tbe police state, as proof presump*-
live, that some relatives of one of the defen
dants visited the prosecutor and offered him
$6O not to appear* It Is not known, but only
surmised, that this is tbe reason of the Cap
tain’s absence at the present time. Occurren
ces of this character fare becoming too fre
quent here, and if tbe evidence could be had,
all the parties to the transaction should be ar*
rested and, if possible, punished.
As Impostor. —The Cincinnatti Commer .
cud publishes a letter to ibe Mayor of that city,
from J. F. Diffenbocber, of Pittsburgh, de
acf)£tag a young man who, he says recently
left bare after swindling a number of young
men out of sums varying from $lO to $2O, by
advertising for a talesman, with tbe object of
letablisbin g an agency for a patent blotter,
manufactured by R. Hays & 00., Philadelphia,
with which firm he professed to be connected.
Tbe money wa* obtained as a guarantee that
■the parties would return. Tbe description is
«s follows; He is a Scotchman by birth,
about six feet in height, speaks somewhat
eflowLy, but very correctly. He wore a brown
frock coat, and light doth pants, both cut in
the tip of fashion. Also, gaiters, No. 9 with
low heels. Ho bad whiskers on the chin only,
of a sandy complexion; his hair was of the
same color and very thin. Ho is a polished
gentleman In manners and conversation, and
•ays be has traveled through the greater nor
ilon of Europe. r
Runaways. — Yesterday morning, while
Mx. Jas. Floyd, lively s',able keeper, and 8.
H- Gayer, Ksq., both of Allegheny, were riding
along Ihe West Common in a buggy, the
animal, taking fright, turned around suddenly
and threw both out, but injured neither se
riously. The shaft of the buggy was broken
in the upset, and tbe horse fell over a bank on
the Common, escaping with a few scratches.
A country team also ran off on Fourth Btreet,
breaking a wheel of tbe wagon and cutting a
eg of one of the horses.
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The ordinance for the construction of a sew
er from Liberty street, along Market, to tbe
South side of the D.ara<-nd paa-ed at last
meeting came back from £5 C.
in the City Regulator having been directed by
that body to publish tbe ordinance one time in
tbe paper* atnhorir. d to do the city printing.
The C. C. receded from their farmer action
and concurred *n that of S ('
Adjourned.
Oo Thursday morning <>t last week, an old
woman named B#»t#y Davia, who resided
with her two brothers, Hubert and Timothy,
in Rosa township, near iVrryivilK wi>» found
Wing on tbe floor by tbe Bide of her bed, in a
dying condition. The brother* s<\nt in for the
neighbors, who, upon examination, discovered
that her right leg, from tho knee to the ar.kle,
was one continuous wound aa though it had
been gnawed by an animai, while her abdomen
and thigh* were scratched. There wtu a
deal of blood on the fi >or. and more had evu
dentiy been loppod up by two dog* in th«
room, one of ibem a pet of tb« woman It
was apparent that tbe wounds bad in
fiicted by tbe dog. The woman was \ laced : r.
bed and died in about two hours ISt-xl d«v
ibe wu buried, and the broiner* bad the di>*
kill. d.
The aflair .ToaUnl, as usual in nrn..ar ca*--*,
a good deal of gu«Mp, many '.ho
•lory very improbably and m> ir.qut-at t:av ng
been bold, Coroner B tiwicK mu seni L.r ..r
Tuesday. Ho bad ILe budy exhurut-u and d*m i
an inquest over the remain*. Dr A. J
McCune examined the bodv and gave bis up.:.
lon to the jury, wbo found a verdict to the ef
fect “that deceased c&mo to her death frmn
the bite of a dog. severing the antaiur tibia!
artery.'* Dect-osed wu about Mxty seven
year* of age, and was r*-._--.,-d, d as g:iiy arn o.j
the neighbors.
Laki: 6 l FKKia R Mim.vj NEW*—By the
late mails from the l>:.iun*g<>n di*lrl< i, we
learn the fact that at a *• vonrt Id h*i »ti lb<- “Min •
nt*ula” some sixty tons of c~|,per woro di*
l«>dgod. .This tijhk.'j *R.ut t n» hunjrcd t< ns
torn up by the two sand l<! a sis reovr l . v iir- ! *»-,
tb 1 a in:m\ At another point fn tbv »
Bifli.i "f thirty i. : f mu diMoJir-il At
the **i»n" luarnrs !>> w.-li tiff arc
now sloping the back, and LuJ roi.ui.n a
good per rentage of ■larupard l»arr* f work,
WitbB m * 11 in a-?« a, several ol who h weigh from
One t-» two bur;dn*l found*, H -.J one taken <<ut
last week wpigfi**l oi<- mcuaaod and ibirDn-n
pounda. The produced 3-V,.J3<i
pounds in February, the “Bewabto' I»> f *u4 t
and the “Franklin ' lld pcur.d.*. risking
the on tire product of tho Houghton District
about three hundred and fifty ions.
Vkhtrtmen Klectki* —On KosW Monday
elections for Vestrymen were held at the
Episcopalian in tbn city und vicinity,
resuiting as follows.
St. Peter's Hill Burgwin, Calvin Adams,
W. F Johnston, 1. M. Pen nock John Har
der, C. A.. Colton. W. S. Lavi-I.v, Wilkin
Miller, John C. Bindley, 11 .1. Lv’nch, Jacob
W.Faul.
St. Andrew’!—E Brower, K It. Sterling,
laaac Whittier. 0. O. Phillips, N. K Wade,
Jas. Hoag, A. Garrison.
SL James’—F. R. Brunot, David Holmes,
James T. M'Olure, John H M’Klroy, Geo
M-'Candlesa, Dr. Wm. Crittenden, Geo. Parke.
Christ's. Allegheny—Jas. Townley, D. Do
haven, T. K. M’Knlght J. Harvey iJavla,
John C. Mowry, Wm. Ralston, J&moa Wat*
son.
New Literary Society.—Tho Henry
Clay Literary Society organized un Monday
uvening, when the following officora wero
elected to serve for the ensuing term : Proii
dent—George W. Irwin ; Vice Prcaidont,
Horace S. Snowden, Corresponding Secretary,
C. 8. C. McDowell ; Recording Secretary, il.
S. Snowden; Assistant Secretary, John B.
Chapman ; Treasurer, A. Chapman ; Critics,
C. S. C. McDowell, G. W. Irwin, A. Chap
man; Trustees, Geo. W. Irwin. H. S. Snow*
den ; C. 8. C McDowell ; Orderly Sergeant,
Edward C. Gazzam ; C. and L. C , C. S. C.
McDowell, L. McFaddon, I. G., John B.
Chapman. The following gentlemen were
elected delegates to the Literary Conference
of Western Pennsylvania; George W. Ir.
win, James Grierson, H. S. Snowden, John
B. Chapman, O. S. C. McDowell. Tho Soci
ety has adopted the following as their motto:
“Peace, Law and Order.”
Drowsed.—A man named Andrew Lewis
was drowned at McKeesport, on Saturday
night, under the following circumstances;
He was in a skiff with another mao, about*l2
o’clock at nigot, and the pilot of the steamer
Gallatin not perceiving the skiff, the boat run
over it. Ooe man was Baved, but though the
officers and hands of the GallatlD made every
exertion, Lewis was drowned. His body bad
not been recovered when the Bayard came
down on Monday night. Had it not been for
the promptness of tho engineer, Mr. A. Un
derwood, the other man, would have lost his
life. Lewis was a Welshman, and has a fam
ily in Hollidaysburg.
From Rice’s Landing to Waynesburg.
Timothy Dougher, has commenced running
a hack daily from Rico's Landing at Lock No
G, on the Monongahels, to Wayneshurg *He
carries the mail and is at ail times ready to
accomm?date the traveling public. Those
who have busing at Wayneshurg can take
the oventng boat up iho Monongahela and be
IIIaLI £d - Co r °y*°ce from Rice A
Landing and can be in Wayneaburgh for din-
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Spoclal Meeting of Connells.
Councils held a spocial mooting on Tuesday
even ng, for the purpose of correcting an in
ormality m tho ordinance for the construe*
tion of a sewer on Fifth and Wood streets,
passed at last meeting, the names of the ap
praisers having been omitted.
, C. the object of the meeting was stated
by President McAuley.
On motion the vote on the final passage of
the ordinance was reconsidered.
Mr. Kincaid moved the blank be filled by In
serting the names of J. C. Bindley, Rowan
McClure and Aaron Floyd, which was adopted.
Mr. Brown moved to amend by inserting:
“That no part of the expenses thereof shall bo
assessed upon the city.”
The amendment was adopted and the ordi
nance as amended was finally passed. C. C.
concurred.
Mr. McCarthy offered a preamble and res
olutions, protesting against the act for the ap.
pointment of a whisky inspector for this city,
asking our representatives in the Legislature
to have it reconsidered, and if this cannot he
done, requesting Governor Curtin to veto tbs
bill, which were read three times and passed,
C. C. concurred.
Mr. Kincaid presented a biil of J. 1. Kuhn,
for trying the case of Munn A Barton agairißt
the city, for $l6O, for which a warrant on the
coQtingentfund was authorized by a resolution
passed under a suspension of the rules. C. C.
Don-concurred and referred to Finance Com*
mittee.
A petition from Findley Mains, asking the
privilege of using water from the fireplugs
for the purpose of sprinkling Liberty street,
from casks. Keierred ’o Wat«r Committee,
with power to act. (' C concurred.
Mr. McCarthy offered an ordinance in
placo, providing that the .-xhibitious and
amusements enumerated in the 2d sec. of “an
ordinance lor the government of the city of
Pittsburgh," passed Oct 6tb, 186'.', when given
in places where spirituous or vinous liquors
are sold and by paid proprietors, shall pay a
license of $5 per day-ir night nod subj-vt to
the provisions and penaliiia there specified,
notwithstanding no money or reward is de
manded or received iborcfor. inferred to
Ordinance Com. C. C. concurred. Adjourned.
In Common Council, after prayer by Presi
dent McCandiess, the minutes of last meeting
wore road and approved.
The binance Committee, to whom was re
ferred the bill of Daniel Armstrong, Prothon
otary. for costs, reported that up to April Ist
the sum due him was $400,44, a resolution au
thorizing the drawing of a warrant for which
amount accompanied tho report. The resolu
tion was road throe times and passed. S. C.
concurred.
Singular and Horrible Occur? enco— 4 %To-
man Killed b\ a Dog,
PITTSBURGH. WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, 1861.
Sentences —Wo neglected yesterday to
note the following sentences in the Criminal
Court on Monday; William Bundy, con
victed of stealing sheep-skins and leather from
N. M. Chios, was sentenced to one year in the
Penitentiary. John Strawbridge, convicted
of incestuous adultery with his step-daughter,
oue year in the same institution, being very
feeblo and under recommendation to mercy by
the jury. Elizabeth Griffith, convicted of lar
ceny, was called up for sentence, but as it ap
peared that she was subject to fits, sentence
was postponed until a report of the jail physi*
cian could be had on her cose.
Theatre.—Miss Susan Danin appeared last
evening at the Theatre at Portia, in the
“Merchant of Venice,” to a good audience,
she having been re engaged for the week. To
night she plays “Claude Melnotte, ”in the
“ Lady of Lyons,” and Fanny Cribbles in
“An Object of interest. ” This is a good bill
and must attract a large audience. Mr. CouL
doch will appear next Monday night, posi
tively, having been unable to reach here in
time to fulfil his engagement the present week.
Struck Ilk—Messrs. DiJzell, Kwing &
Co , of this city, wbo bavo four wells in pro
gress in the “dry diggings” on Oil Creek,
have struok two fine veins of oil, one at 326
and one at <l3u foet. This will give a new iin
potus to ibe business in that locality, as for
three or four miles up the creek above the Bu
ehanan farm the land has been gem-rally con
sidered unproductive of tho oleageniouf.
Burulahv in tuk mxtu Warp— At an
early hour' yesterday morning the bouse of
Mrs. Smith, on VVido alley, in the Sixth
Ward, was entered by the front dour, which
was opened by means of an “juiaider.” The
tbievi'B took s6<) in money, a gold chain, locket
and bracelet from the bed room of Mrs 8.
There is no cluo to tho perpotratura, the family
not having been wakened
WK would remind our friends living out of
the city that an opportunity will bo offered
them at Lafayette Hall.this afternoon at three
0 clock, of witnessing very fine paintings, and
also of bearing some ohoire music, together
with a very amusing aod instructive lecture
for the young people by tho Professor. The
admission for this occasion has been set at tho
low figure of 10cents for children; grown per
sons 16 cents.
Cacoht A young man named Kinslcr,
charged, with another pso'ly. in cruelly boat
ing *n oldman residing near the Allegheny
Poor House in January last, was arrested cn
Monday by tho Allegheny police, in the v:Hn-
Uy uf Sharps burg, (having kept out of tho
way of the officers since tho occurrence) taken
b«fore Justice Scnba and bold to bail for Lis
appearance at Court.
Roe* * Poiln Curek We refer our rooder*
to the advertisement of Me&srv Beckham &
Kelly, Allegheny, who bavo a quantity :>f
Roee a .Pain Cure for sale. It is a good article
and is highly commanded Vby those who have
used it, as affording speedy and permanent re
lief for pain of every description. By a small
investment ih this medicine, a large doctor's
bill may he saved.
Committed. Patrick Dunn, whom wo no.
ticed as having been hold to bail for larconv,
on oath of hi* landlord, Bernard Burns, R»q.|
was yesterday committed by tho Mayor to an
swer a charge of malicious mischief, in white
washing over the wail paper, preferred by tho
Same gentleman
Sii'Rwxlki.—Mayor Wilson expresses his
determination to enforce the ordinance re
quiring tho cleaning ofpavements on Tuesday
and Friday Ehnrniog of each week. House
wives, lako notice, and tee that your pave
ments are dleancd on the days mentioned
t**fure nine <> clock in the morning.
h or Kan&a*—Mayor W ilson yesterday re
the foil .wing contributions to the Kerr
sms fj-'l (Vi,fvu*l by Mi** KUxtbelh Me
(•>nn*'l.. :n South Bnnvrr l-.wnship and vi
cinity. from Darlington congregation,
He *.. > K. Ka. n. $ .<, »■ 1
C'-1 i.t or au I£H Scsm ,»*. x>. —This
lou;l was nirupwxl durin* tho entire day,
yesterday, in tho case of 1 -.mm->nwftaith v»
J W . W illtatus, for forgery, a.ready reported,
which was Dot concluded at adjournment.
The cose will go to the jury to-day
Miiitam —»lh« in*p--vt'm parade «f tho
First wi!« be held held at Mansfield
about lift) rs.tddle *if May Mnchoir \ orner
r«coi.'.!y < h'-*Cn K.rut Major of tho rn.-f.t,
has received t.s commission.
A !.!»**ma.* Da >t yoslertinv comm tu-d a lad
ftauiod Tbi mas Wirkimu, U> answer a rhargn
0' •• assisting, and » ncouragir*g an assault and
battery, " on oath of Kiixabeth Bhirk.
G B. Fiutoh. of Btoubonville, has
bom appointed Poatmoster of that city.
Dr* STEnbiKH A M I’shov, dcntisU, have
formed a partnership and opened an office at
106 Fifth street, second twlow Iho Cathe
dral See card
DENTisTur..—Dr C Sfll, So ”4o I'onn
trret, attends to all branches .-f tho Drnta
rc»fi«»ion
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JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
ManuiacUir«r*, acJ oqJ Retail to
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Ha. iAS Psaa llrsstt ahevs sits Coa ai,
Have oa hood 4 large aaoostmaas of Fauo| and Plata
PurniUira* in Walnut and Mahogany of ihetr own mont>
fbetara, aod warranted wynal in quality and style to any
NianQfßoUirrd ia the city, aod will ueii at reaaon«J»>«
Orta*#.
DR. C. BAELZ,
WITERCUBE HID HOIEOPITHIC PHYSIOAN
AUJO—AtfKNT OP
HAINBOW’tf CELEBRATED TRIISH
fur
RUPTURES.
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Save Time, Trouble, and Expense
BEST b^^1 market
AKTICLEHECViyI foh
SOFT SOAP!
One pofind equal to Six pounds
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For Sole at Whaleaale. by
Penn’a. Salt Manufact’g. Go.
PITTSBURGH, PA,
And by all Dragglats is Orocere In the United States.
Hyatt’s Patent Illuminating Tiles
HAVIjrO BEEN APPOINTED AfIUNTS
FOR THE HALE OF
HYATT'S CELEBRATED ILLDMINATINGTILRS,
For lighting basements, cel-
LARS. ARPAH, AND COAL VAULTS. We would
resjwMjtfully achat an examination of samples, at oar
Warehouse, Wo. 160 Water Street,
ANDERSON A PHILLIPS
Agents for *
BBOWN BROTHER*, manufacturers,
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Washington City Items.
Virginia Convention
&0., &C., &C. t &C.,
New York, April 2 —’The steamer Boriu
aia has arrived, with Southampton dutos to the
19th ultimo The usual report of the Liver
pool markets has not been received.
The London Times , in an article on Presi«
dent Lincoln’s inaugural, says that his expres
sions are studiously cautious, but really
amount to the fact that bo will recapture the
forts, citadel, «fco.
London, March lb.—Consols closed on
Monday at for money, and U-U-oJij
for account, 'ilns morning they opened at
for money, and 'fur account.
Livkkpoji., March IS —Too sales uf o«*tton
to-day were2U,OUO halos, including 8000 bale*
for speculation and export. The advices from
the United States had caused an advance of.
L
Russia and Poland —GorUcLakuiT an
nounces from Warsaw that reforms will short
ly be granted. Every Polish town will have
elective municipal councils, aad the eduction*
wi l commence immediately. Ho waf.>s the
poof,lo of Warsaw agairwt demonstration*. The
C/.ar’s maulfcsto proclaiming the emancipa
tu-n of the serfs throughout itussia, pub
lished on the 1. th uit The proprietors ol
lamh-d property preserve the right altacheJ to
the same, but ire to cede on the peasants for
permanent us»», tha dwelling with ground,
which will be allotted to them anew by law,m
consideration of the payment of dues. Tbe
peasant* are permuted by Uw to purchase
their dwellings, and the landlord confining,
they then become landed proprietor* This is
to b« carried out throughout the Empire w ith
in two years, and unt l then tno peasants
remain as before.
Italv. -The Turin Chamber unanimously
voted for a discussion < n the question of urg
ing Napoleon to speedily withdraw the troop*
from K mo. The Civitella Del Pronto capit
ulated on the terms offered by the Pi-rdmon
t<so generals.
Turkey —The Council and Viaer tendered
their resignation* to the Sultan, who refused
to accept. Tne proj-ct f>r thec-«».*oltdaV»oa of
the Turklfcb public u«*bt ta* renewed.
C<oimkh\ m. London, js —Wheat
and hour advai.c-U iruoa l to la. The
genenl rate of discount u7s por cent The
French governs* ont eonu»mpiaWs* raising
twelve million pound* *Wriing in firopsr cent
bunds for live vu&J*.
Sandv Hool, Apri. 2 The steamihip New
York has paasod b«ro with Southampton dale*
to the doth nit.
Thr Latest -Pari*. Mar oh lb—The Con
vention assembled to d*y to sign the Conven
tion prolonging the French occupation of
Syria to the oth of June. «»
Kosix, March 1.» —ln me Consistory hold
yesterday, the i'ope declared that he would
have granted the advuej by Uie
Cathoj.c sovereigns, but he opu.d not rvcitiw
counsel* or unjuti duman :• ftbm an usurping
government.
N*ri Ea, March in CivlUUi doi Fronto
capitulated yesterday evening befor * the or
der* from Francis 11. to surrender reached
them. To Jay the garrison saiutod the Proc
lamation of the Kingdom of Italy The citv
and Provinces are tranquil.
A d ipatch to the L <ndoQ TVocj dated Lno
lyth says; Ail the Councillors are dismissed
and the Council of LieuU&ancy dissolved.
Directors will be appointed in more direct
re*tßmonic*Uoe with a
l*l«doionu>e Director of Fr&ancse This
morning a grand fete was held in honor of
Ganba,di Aii is Uar.quii. The Cmu d„i
1 rf'iiU) refuse* *liii lo tur render.
Warsaw, io—i'ho Imjmri.vl macihwlo re
specting vho serfs ha* priAi need a aaUslacW>rv
impression here. A deputation from the delo
gation of ciUaon* complimented the VolUb
nobiomen and agricultural social uw wbmh re
cently recommended the (mancipation, and
expressed the hope that Uio reforms concern
lag the Poluh peasantry wili i<vi, he carried
out.
Mnsm*oM«R¥, Ala . Apn - —\V H Ward,
rniltor cl Vi* o Ary of Ui« Ijull, d'f.vd from
I'ensacM.a Uo *taL* t..at os vi*« 2->Jx the
»l«*tnur (Jen Kmb arrU«d at K**v W«-*t with
->*" troops for K»y West, arid 1U» for Tortu
gas. Tt.c Cruaador re*»*b«-d Kay West with
►ea.cii order* under charge >f (.'apt. (. raven,
with marine The Brooklyn was going into
Key West on tbo -Hth , no doubt sho Iclt her
tr.K>fi* at Puk'TiS The Idas l'< ti>mis«ion«>rs
«l)puiab*d that the troop* c*n !ti» Rush U>
undid at New \ ,*rk. Thn (muuibn.ler* i f
three cv-mpanics on the Ku-h » a docu
rtont oxhonoraUr-g Capv Smtit, of the Kush
from all blame for deception.
Mr. \S arj further s'.atw tbat bv afi arrival
at Key West on the : £*i*Jx. it Was ref.orUvi that
lno .*apamah tlag at b.mm-jo, vm hontM by
the Kri’fu h and NpaDish 'l’he Presi
deni bad previously written t.» liavanna,
•tattng tbat if Spanish fort*'* w«*ro sen t thither
tbo Kpanuh would bout the Spanish t!*i' :
whereupon livcSpau,»h wa- with I‘HX)
ruon sailed from iiavanna. and formal
possession ol Domingo, aided bv a Kn>ncb
c«<rvotte.
Miramion was at iiavanna ondeav«»ring lo
raise a force for the purpose of invading Mox*
ic-» The Span irb and Kmnch »oem to rym
natbir.o in tbo movement. It was believed at
Uavanna that thoso governments woold, by
squadront, aid in the landing at Y’ora Crux,
of such an expedition. It is affirmed at Ua
vanna that an Kogllah, FTunch and Spanish
float sailed (or V\-ra Crux, ihoir object was
unknown
W April 2.~ A projvosilion
has U*en made by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, ami is under considera
tion by the Port Office department, to
change the schedule bo us to secure the ar
rival of the mails at Washington and the
South earlier than now, and a through con
nection at New York with the S<»und steam-
era. Similar advantages will ensuo Lo the
west by this arrangement. The change to
take effect on the 15th inst., provided the
Southern lines arrange their trains in ac
cordance with the new schedule.
Gen. Lane, juit previous to leaving Now
York for Pacific, wrote as lollowe to a friend
here : “ 1 am sick of politics, but 1 shall con--
tinuo to stand by the South. 1 will urge the
Democracy of Oregon lo adopt a Constitu
tion of Ui&kConfederate States as their plat
form. "
St. Lodis, April —The Republican pub
lishes a letter dated Los Vegas, New Mexico,
March Lftb, detailing the seizure op Fort
Marcy by a party of Americans and Mexicans,
with Governor Reuober at thoir head, but
iator arrivals here, as well as the Santa Fe
mail of the 18th, deny any knowledge of such
a movement.
Tbe election oame off in Jefferson City )e*»
terday. Ewing was elected over Miller, un
conditional Union, by two majority.
St- Lotxb, April 1 —ln the municipal elec
tion to-day, the TaylorAnti-Republican ticket
was elected, by from three to four thousand
majority. Tbe Howe Unconditional Union
ticket was unsuccessful but in two wards.
Two Germans were killed by lightning dur
ing the storm yesterday. Two Irishmen were
slabbed in apolitical melee,on Saturday night,
and have since died.
Washington City, April 2.—The Secretary
of the Treasury to day opened the bids for
eight millions of the stock of the United
States. Three hours and a half were con
sumed in the examination, about thirty
millions being bid for; the average of the
accepted bida iaabout No bids will be
accepted below 93 17. The bids ranged
from 10 to par.
' t .L/-.
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New York, April 2.—Tbe steamship New
York has arrived up but her papers furnish no
eeneral news later than was brought by the
Horussia.
The Steamer Boruasia briDgs $70,000 in
specie.
Liverpool, March 20—Latest. —Tho sales
of Cotton to day were 20,000 bales.
Cleveland, 0., April 2.—The municipal
election at Sandusky yesterday, resulted in the
election of the Democratic candidate for Mayor,
by K>s majority. The Democratic candidates
for Treasurer and Soluiitor, and Kepublicaa
candidates for Clerk and Marshal, were elect
ed; also two Republicans and throe Democrats
as Councilman.
Cincinnati, April 2—Full returns of the
city election yesterday show a Democratic
Union average majority of 2800 The highest
majority was 4190, the lowest 2077. Tbe
Democratic Union elect 20 Councilman, and
the R “publicHii6 8. The total vote was 23,000.
llautkoud, Conn., April 2.—The Republi
can S ato ticket is eiecu-d by an increased ma
jority. Tbe Republicans have carried tbe first
and third Congressional districts, but loat tbo
second. The fourth district has not been fully
heard from.
Kansas City, Apr:! 2.—R T. Vanhorn
the Union candidate, was elected Mayor of
Kansu* City yesterday by a largo majority.
London, March 20. C mauls 91;@92 for
money and 92 { for account.
Philadelphia, April 2 —Tbo Pennsylva*
nun newspaper has suspended iis publications
for the proer.t .n conw quence c»f ihe pressure
of the limes and lank of support.
Toledo. April 2. —At the city election bold
here ynj-D rday, the l)‘»m<-rraU elected their
Mayor, Treasurer and seven out of ten Coun»
oilmen.
Cleveland, April 2.—Tbo city election
was beld yesterday. Edward S. Flint, Dern
ifrat. was elected Mayor. Tboentiro Demo
< ratio ti< ket is probably elected.
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PITTSUI'RGII MARKETS,
Btpot t&t firjrrr-r.siy I<jr .’.‘u Ikukj MtmUnQ Pott,
PiTfißuxoa. Ypn l 2, ISfll
Flour Market rni-n- nut j *r.< ■**» uocb&ng< d
10t' PM*, •uLJ si f (.QOgpft.uo Sj>nc>; Wj Kipa . Extra
family KanPv s*.7i. tViuu-r Extra
hxir* Fairily |A Fa-.'-y,
Barou...B*lr« iu lot*, at Tti forbboiilders,
and 10%e for Hamr, 2 tierce* Sugar rur**«l Hama at
12«* per lb.
Grain....Sale* ibO bush <)ata at
Hagar ...Sale* lu hhda N. O- at ft IN
n olaaaea 2S bbl*. N. 0., *1 37 1 gmL
Cofffe«,..XaJe# GS bag* Km at St.
Butter Sales W t>U < Roll a: 14j)hV B> lor medium
and f-hoiew.
Kfg» Sale* of 12 bbl* packed at Uc ft do*. I
kewd...Salon bi tu»h Cloter at |4,26^4^t0.
Oil SaU« 10 t-ii * No. 1 at fdJe per gai; 2 bbl*
Lin**»ed at Toe do.
B«am Salet to bu»h Small White *1 Oic.
A pplea....Sai«» 26 i.bl*. prime at 12.J0
Plata Sale* iO hf b*!« No. 1 White at f&.
Lard <ale* 6lt eg* Country at 9c stb
Potatoes !ss'e« 100 buah Ncshannocks at 60c.
Whisky Sale* of » hbl* Rectified at J7o gal.
grtr
NEW WALL PAPER STORE’
No. 107 market Street,
BKTWKKX rmu iso lib sun streets.
Thk sursckiber is now opening
ft nea and large (took o!
PAPER HANtiINtiS,
Embracing * Mxirtorat for Ibrellmg*.
htof“ i Hal.' Cbiirr.hrtv Ac- m which r e would
re-pecfu; y :qti!»* th*> mu»ntii»n ol the Public, harm*
no eot*r«* new Mooli of good. reoently purvhoacd ftttd
not arr-viig t'bo** »n want of Dear good* will find
them i i o * ok through-nur ***or«»i*nt.
tnarfrl,,! 304. R. VM'GHKS.
fir's* TEACHEK'S INMTITt J'F —.T: r Uonnty luipw
irt-ndrm rcnpefiftjUyr crL* tb»« at'vnuoa of
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rtecutid. Addrvna t-Y | Vp»iu«*ut. R*ev l>y
Ket .1 H-rr FitUburgh , -ul*j -ft. Eduuatioo.
THL’RnI'A' .- A. M Firv* I r A Hurlt .
Hui.ject TMnmtr Ihmtin>t‘'u Kecood I,T
-lure t-y i. i ‘fgooU ; subject. Ei« oou-m ‘.flu*-nu D»*»-
ou»MOti IO cio k. P M. V Tkl Locture W W
l»l« k*nu, snivert - Mathematic* t,*eaer-l l>i«cii*a'na.
l <*ciurr by 1 Buffington; <«eogr4phy.
Uooeral l hjf'itnxmu.
Avl'lrofti* if JL-v S Ku.is-y: Hul'ject.
! fftt-ber'* >» a L*<,iur>' on J’hy<'*al r•c.'grpi-liY
bf <* N HAM'nr
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lure by l- t irtbugrajD.y. Deneral
I’lacu-aioo ’1 h»r«I S4ocu»- 'lt-iMing Brief Ail.lreaaeo
by T»»a*ihei« and othor*-.
Sonethlo of gr-at nnportanro of Eluo ii n. *nd
Iwtltomg that im mten-Kt* mil -f (iromotr-t by Lho
pruponed )n»c u’»\ w«'c->r-iia)ly .utiin the . o-iporatloa
and a«*tatan<*«' «-f *L 1 i«a>'Lc * and Educa
tion lu tho oau«<>.
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ALWAYS ON
00NE TO ORDER. ORDER
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STATIONER, JOB PRINTER A BOOK BINDER,
Corner or Wood and Third Streots.
tuftriaiiapT
HOUBE AND SIGN PAINTER,
P. O’BRIEN.
Orders solicited at basement shop, Grant Street
>pposlte Cathedral. m&rlfcdewlj
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The best mineral lubricator
iu the world, from the
THOMPSON WELL, SMITH’3 FERRY,
lor sa'e at No. 4 Hand street
mhXhlm
“ MR. AND MRS. TETEIjOTTX,
SCHOOL FOR TOTTITQ LADIES,
148 THIRD STRKKT.
THE SECOND TERM will commence
on Wedoesday, February the 13th.
FRENCH AND LATIN taught without extra aohrge.
fe!2
READTHE ARTICLE UN “THE I'URK
-ISH BATH, U in No. 4 of
“OUR PAPER,”
Ths NSW PITTSBURGH WBBKL 7, HOW BEADY
mhSfcdaw
«-*>:*Vs.
INSURANCE AGENCY,
Home Insurance Company,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE HOME
INSURAN K COMPANY ON THE FIRST
DAY OF JANUARY, 1861.
1. Capital Stock $l,OOOOOO oo
2. Number of Shares of fctook subscribed
for .100 000 00
3. Amount f{ Amendments or Installments
on acock, paid in, in cash
1. The value, or as nearly as may be, of the
K a al Fatale held by the Company 65,306 47
2. Amount ol Cash on ha ad
3. Amount of rash deposited m Bauka,
specifying in what Banks the tame is
dap /sued —Continental Hank cf New
York 86,307 90
4. Account ol ca-h in hands ot Agents, and
in ('on *e cf i ransrmssion 60,400 10
6. Amonutof hoans secured by Kcu-lsond
Morg igf**, constituting the fir-1 lon on
(he K*‘hl E*tauu on which there is less
than one year’* (merest due and
owing ~ 909,602 03
6. A-foumot I,.adh on which interest has
m>t teen | aid within one year None
7. Amount due Company od wmch Jtxig*
men?* have been obtained None
6. Am-'iintot stocks the Com pa- ,
ny, whether of any State or of (he United I
State*. or of any Incorporated City of I
the ('cued Bates, or of any other de*
smpuon, specifying the number of
share* and tne pur and market value ot
the same:
S’l'irei. Par ITh Mkt Vat.
'JM B.mk uf Commerce . 2U,» ou 00 1’.',2u0 ou
150 lirporu-r* and Tra
ilern’ bank. 15.000 00 15,750 00
100 Continental bank.... Hi you uo 0,600 00
lyO Corn Kic hangi*
Hank 10,000 00 9,'<X) 00
(‘*o Metropolitan Hank.. lu.ooooO lu,6coou
60 Park H-uk. 5,000 Ou 5,260 00
5u rtt. Nicho'as Batik. . 5.000 Oi 4,600 00
too Peoples Bauk 6,000 uo 6,176 00
Brooblm city * ater
Bonds 10,000 00 10,260 00
Missouri State Sn
Per Cent Bond* 2o,0u)0o 14,00u00
Tennessee State Six
Per Cent 80ud5.... 20,000 00 14,800 00
North Carolina Hate
Six Per Cent
Bonds 10,000 00 7,860 00
Unit d StatesTre#h
ry Notes 100.000 00 6O
9. Amount of he.d by the Company
as (.-ollatenitj Security for L* ana, with
the amount loaned on each kind of
stock, its p* r and market value 144 600 00
10. Atouih of Asiessnuuiis rn the slock
of the Company called in due and un
paid
IL Amount of premium Notes Unpaid-*. 24,683 09
LX Amount of luterestun Investment made
by the CoropHoy, due and uopatd 27,703 67
Amount of Premiums uncollected on
Policies iasu»d«t< fbc<* 3,130 18
Amount of all other property & t 6oo oo
» 1,495,4C9 34
THIRD—THB LIABILITIES OF THE COMPANY
I. Amount of losses due and unpaid— None
-- Amount of the cLims for losses which
are m suit or contested by the Com
ply
3. Amount cf losses dunng the year, which
hare been paid
4. Amount of Losses dudng the year
which hare not been settled
A A mounfof Losses daring the year, which
are contented, (included in answer to
No. 4 ).
6. Amount of Losses during the year, re
ported to the Company and oot acted
upon, (included in answer to No. 4)..
7. Amount of I'tvidends declared.
S Amount o! Dividends declared due and
unpaid None
9. Amount of Dividends. (either ctsh or
►cr p) declared *nd not yet dae. None
10. Amount of money Borrowed, and the
nature and amount of security
K'Ten - None
11. Amount of all other existing claims
•gainst the Company, contest'd or
otherwise
FOURTH—THE INCOME OF THE COMPANY
1. Amount of Cash Premiums received 942,077 94
Amount of **ash Premiums on po'icms
issued at ottii-*
2. A mount of Premium Notertsken by~the
Company
3. Amount oi Premiums earned
4. Amount of interest Mono; received from
the investments of the Company
6. Amount of locome of the Company fri>m
any other source!* fti>l 04
FIFTH—THE F.X PKNDiTUREM OF TH E COM PaNY
1. Amount of Losses paid during the
year
2. Amount cl Lessee paid dur ug the year,
which accrued prior to the year, (in
cluded m ‘ast iu-ml
3 Amouot at which the losses were estima
ted m lormei state meet, which were
paid during the year
4 Aoi(-<mt |>HJd and owing lor re- nau- i
eurance premiuma,(all paid) i 89,903 16
i> Amount of neturn Premiums.whmher '
pai-i or unpaid. v«il paid.) )
Aotouul Livtdeuds jaid during Ui«
J-w
i. Amount ■ 1 hxprasea paid during the
)o»r me ions and Keea
>».Ui to the Agent* nod (.tffioera of the
« ornpaav 1M,607 U
.s. Amount of paid t»y tno Compaoj-. SiLl'iS 06
ik Aaiuiu; 0/ all other Pxpen*e* and Ex
pend (urea of tne Company..
1 A tnouid ui Promissory ftotea origin*! y ’
f>nmog toe Capital of the ('om-
P* u 7 None
“ Amount of phiJ tfouiaheid by the Com-
P* n )' a» part of the whole of the capi
tal thereof None
POLICIES JSSIIK!» AND LOSSES PAID BY
. P'tOOMIg, Agent,
mh£U2»mxi 'ov Wood Stroll, Pnuhurah.
PAHLUR I*A l fc»K.S.—(.fold, Persian aim
Ar»h*if.|i)4 pattern*, For »*|p bv
n,ha;! w. I'. MARSHALL.
\\T 1 N IX»W Cl' KTAiNS—For sale I y
*V l,llia " _W. I'JdARSIIALL.
QhANuhS A.NU I,fc,\iu.\S.
lov) boxes Mohkios oranges,
100 .1 , Prime I. •tnnu-,
jUAtr*©e!T<?d and lor sale bv KfiYMBR A BROS.
mb - J aa_Wood
PUCK Kl'-Bi.k IKS, WALLETS AM)
I’l li'Kri, “fer hi diMerenl for -ale t.y
(marl 3) [mhSUj j. r WALLIN
OARPBTB ! CARPETS !
ctcet pookrarib;
BOOKS
HA\ E .II’ST OPENED A SPLEN-DID
ti.s»ortiueoi of
ALWAYS ON
Velvet, Brussels, Three-Ply, Tapes
try, and Common Ingrain
Carpetings.
wu°h 111 3 i° T 4 fw "' lis,-| K u » end beautiful pattern#.
s-mkKs? r u “ uaUjrfo,md >" fiksv class Carpet
Tn th R e B rt'J n ‘ “' or “' ,l ‘' «“•■<«» other h JUS.
- _ 17 mh3o
K . R. 81l LG KM ,
MADE TO
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
FURNITURE
!Vo. 4& SuaitliOeld street,
A Fu L L assortment of
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
OonatsnUj on hand which we will eoll at the lower)
price, for CASH m,2a:lT
JyJ'KW DRESS TRIMMINGS,—
NEW EMBROIDERIES,
NEW HIO3KRY AND GLOVES,
NEW BONNETS AND HATS,
NEW RIBBONS AND FLOWERS,
NEW SKIRTS AND CORSRTS,
An»i many other new articles, juat 10 from New York
EATON, MACRUM 4 CO.'S, ’
. _ No. 17 and 19 Fifth street•
jouai in
JAKE HILL.
OOUUEAO,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
PIS METAL AND BLOOMS
HO. T 4 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET,
PITTSB DSOB. PA.
o l^,rin E M SES '~J IIINTED FORMS FOR
original leases and for Bub-letting, for sale by "
J. £ WELDEN,
«8 Wood street, near Fourth,
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NO. 5» WOOD STREET.
BEOOND—TUK ASSETS OK THE COMPANY.
240.000 00 2,’9,'las 50
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SPRING SALES.
W. U. Sl U. M'CALLIJM,
87 Fourth Street,
OIL CLOTHS
MANUFACTURER OF
PITTSBURGH
FOB THE BILK OF
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iUHEKA OIL COMPACT,'
(CHAETKBKD KKBRUARY lgT, 1881.-)' % =' ’ "
Capital s*oo|^ooi--' v
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James Forqntr, . 0. BerrtDfmA'i* =r ‘ >
J. U CarncghoiL * * * fk \
Office in that of R. H. L'nvis, uity of AJlegbesTi'l%. l r " r l j un
mhl&dmd . ? U^l
A. M. MARSHALL, Pied.
WHITE SATIN ,
KID HEEL S L IPF EES)
1,000,000 00
w. E. SCaSIERTZ & CO.,
31 Fifth Street.
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QAIL AND f»h,K THET
SEVEN SHOOTER,
Thfl )o«il ifi in one complete preparation. Water will
not destroy the lon'. They are neat and h&ndaomA
Price 112 and $l5. Call and see them at
UNDRIES,—
iu d<*aen Piuet, Cnshlion 4 Co.’a Bran d---s'j.,
2o “ Oiard, I*u Pey <& Go’s do;
2o “ do; Hvf.sv?
10 Chatm»agae. da
80 - Pale 8hr — '
a*. /ale Sherry Wine;
2o “ Harmony Sherry Wine;
26 “ l»alT, 'ro-ilon & Co.* a Sherry Winet for
eale by the doron ur boitle, WM. HEJJiNET,
m>*r.3 12 i Wood street
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25 barrels r hoiee Sweet Potatoes;
2j u b ret*h E>*ee;
•«o *• Green Apples;
](>o bushels Neshaonoek Potatoes;
50 “ Uirall White Beans;
1(K) *■ Pea Nuts;
60 “ Onions;
6 “ Onion Setts;
lOu sacks B. W. F our;
JW hoxeß W. R.Cneeae;
o slore anti for sale by
FOX SALK—THE WELL JOlQWjy,
Kegaod Barrel Manufactory, situate in Ptttiown*’
Hf-ip. (nd)omiQKthe City Line) on ifce ttank of ?thdAl>
legueny River. .There in a aaur Mill and all the ma
chinery for maaufac.nnog Nail Kegs, Flour TJairtto'
and Boxes and with but Jitt'e expense In additional
marhinery wui Oil Barrels at cheaper rates than
nan be made el*esrbsra. For fUr.ber particular*
pty to
Mar 1.2:1m.
SMITH. PARS. & (JO.,
NINTU WARD FOtUVDRTf!
PITTBSTOea, PA,
Warenouse, No. 149 Kirst and ISO Secoxu! street v
Manufacturers of all triaea and descriptions ofGoal OftJ
Retorts and Sulls, Gtaa and Water Pipe. Sad Irons.'Dog
Irons, Wagon p**", g M~nHg, Tallinn, HftTigf7tT*frt‘
Couplings. .
Also Jobbing and Machine Castings of every descrip*
tion made to order.
Baring a complete machine shop' attaehbA to the
Foundry, all necessary fitting mil bo carefully attend*
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686,034 10
110,483 76
L. Ifl § RSII FELD,
NO. 83 WOOD STBE&a?;;
8,164 76
160.00 Q Ou
WILL THIS DAY OPEN
s O O DOZEN
LADIES LINEN CAMBBIC
HANDKERCHIEFS, ll*. >
WHICH HAVEKEEIT POHS^ASEPs
»<■ ihe New York AnctioosAt panic prices, and
will be sold at • .Hir-' —*■.
24,683 06
969,263 63
LESS THAW HALF THEIB VALXUf*
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636,806
L. HIKSHFfiLD,
NO. 83 WOOD STREET:
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WHOLESALE AJit> MStAIL ' 33
100,000 00
TRIMMING,
£iOTXSE,-‘P w ' 1 * .'i;
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No, 77 Market Street. jSS s,, aii ' " ’
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NEW (JnuUS RECEIVED - *
Ihrocghout tlie season.
tJrrnw NrmmU a.vi ITnu; Pa'm I.eaf and Willow
h|iah.Hrs, Bonnot Kil» k od.><. Power* end Ruehes,3fcftuft&i !;
Ma'enalx uf ait kisdn *. .
l Trimminga, EmhroHorW; Hta# Shifts,'
Aa exAUiinmion of our stock is solicited.’ * n<sV 1 •* t
rrmrlSJin lOSKPH aafetiHSta* |
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KTOXIO3ST
PATENT LEATHEH BOOTS*-' i- ->4
CONURBSS t.AITERg. STRAP
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e. schmertz, & CO;; <. I
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AT Oil). BHlGli i ON,—For -
frame Dwelling House ami lofof ground CO-fe<it‘
troui by 100, «,tna‘o ono-fourth- of a. mile afrotfeHhff •*
bridge. Prioe $660. a CUTHBBIIT 4 80N.
uab27 ftlMarbetetrcftL
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Jujti received at
81 I'Hlh Street.
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ISO Boxes Bay ex Raisin*,
200 do Banoh do,
u-o Half Boxes Buncn Raisins. ~
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For Sale by RHYMER & BROTfiEftS"
mh ■* : iWoodjrtrtfcs, !?'•,*
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20 •• Piper “ « .* .-..
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ter and M gm, together with the priXflhtJfwSSi -
T»oU and office room. lr « U ir« « n OI » iOWi ■.. .fen
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Paper.—
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BECKHAM-A KELLY, f ' la
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lB6 Wood street
JA& A. FETZER, '"*■
corner Market and Firrt streets, /,
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