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PITTWRGE
;AMES
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OP - + 1C 1 4 4 , 4.'41-P.E# q , M r E • CITY
THIMSDAY MORNING JAN. 16.
0 X 'l' "2" .A."1“1 1 3E1 R 13,
Adjourned Meeting of Merchants with
regard to Transportation Eastward.
On, W.dnesday afternoon, at three
&oh ok, an adjourned meeting of merchants
WA - held - At the Board of Trade rooms. con.
yened to hear the report of a committee
appointed on Saturday last to ascertain
how many oars areeassigned for the trans,
portatton of Pittsburgh freight Ras tward
on the Pennsylvania Railroad and what
may be expected in the future.
The meeting was called to order and. in
the absence of the chairman of the former
meeting, Mr. James Park, jr., organized
by calling James Caldwell, Esq., to the
chair.
Mr. Harbaugh, chairman of the com•
mittee named, read the following report:
The committee ,appointed on the 11th
inst., at a meeting of the merchants and
business men of the citizens of Pittsburgh
and Allegheny, to inquire what Eastward
freight facilities the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company, in the past, have afforded
to the business of said cities, and to learn
what the maid Railroad Company design
in future to do to relieve the pressing ship
ping wants.of these cities, respectfully res
ports that they called on the proper offi
cars of the Pennsylvania Railroad, who
kindly and frankly afforded your Commit
tee the proper facilities and information
necessary to farther the object of their
wish.
Your Committee find an immense
amount of freight seeking to go Eastward
from the- West, Southwest, our own vicin
ity and the cities of Pittsburgh end Alle
gheny, far exceeding the capacity of the
road to carry.
Your - Committee further find that daring
thei month of November last, there were
loaded of Eastward bound freight 8,977
cars ; and in the first ten days of January,
1,416 care. Of these the Pennsylvacit
Railroad Dompany claim to have leadtd
fcj, the,city• in November 942 cars, in De
cembe-r, 948 cars; first ten days of Janu
ary, 880 cars—or about one-fourth of the
aggregate cars loaded and sent eastward.
;Upon a careful examination of the
numhe; .of.carl' appropriated to the trade
of -them-hides,. duting the above periods,
your - Comnsittee find that all the care
taken for shipment of munitions of war
dre.,—are 4 to 6 per day,
and d riare per day to parties owning their
own Clark and those devoted to the local
trade 011ie road. say from ES to 10 cars
p r day, ralughig the aggregate appor.
boned to the entire through trade of the
cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny to a
very small portion of the huge rolling
stock of the Pennsylvania Railroad, while
over threesfourths are continually engaged
in transporting the products of other Wes
tern Staten.
In December last, 3,086 cars of the
Pennayiya -lie Railroad were devoted ex
clusively to the transportation of freight
re?.eived from points west of Pittsburgh.
While the 9hole trade of these cities have
been 1,942 cars during the same period, of
which about 130 care were devoted to the
transportation of munitions of war for the
United S:ates Government, about 260 oars
to local transportation, and abo .t 180 cars
to parties owning their own cars—making
in all 620 cars, which, deduct from 942
care, leaving about 422 cars to accommo.
date the whole t' rough shipments for the
general trade of Pittsburgh and Allegheny
for the month of December haat, while
about three fourths of the oars loaded at
Pittsburgh, are given exclusive to the ac
commodation of trade outside of the State
of Penna. In the first ten days of s tanuary
BSO cars claimed as given to the city trade,
of which, probably, one eighth were given
forampnitions of War, manufactured in the
city and United States Arsenal,-and about
one'.tenth to parties owning their own
cars, and about one-fourth from Pitts.
burgh to local stations, leaving the re.
mtunder—about 170 cars—to the through
trade of the two cities,whiist three fourths
sreappropriated to the trade west of this
point. ,
Tvio hundred box cars and one hunch ed
truck, are being now built for the use of
the road, and being delivered at about an
average of ten per day. Also thirty new
engines are under contract, part of which
are already delivered and in operation on
the read.
The Delaware terminus will be complet
ed about the 20th inst., when freights de.
atined to points east of Pbiladelphia will
be hauled to the Delaware by steam, thus
much increasing the facility for unloading
cars, and therety giving more work ability
to the road.
That incre'sed facilities will he afforded
to the trade proper of lt,eFo cities in the
future, your Committee have good reason
to believe.
In this distribution of cars in the city
trade, some abuses base exis'ed and come
mots found to be apparent upon examin•
&none! Your Commutee have the assurance
thai; In future, these will be remedied,
wkula we are impressed that the Pennsyl
viniolsilroad Company desire, in future,
to olloid increased facilities to relieve the
pllessiug wants of the business community.
Welearn that the manufacturers generally
have been fairly accommodated, and we
can learn of no complaints from that De
partment.
Your Committee would respectfully Bug
g.mt the importance of appointing a stand•
lag committee, selected from among the
business men, whose duties shell be to
look alter the shipping interests of these
cities, with power to call a meeting when
they deem it proper
This is earnestly recommended.
STRINGIUI EtAlialtrCill,
MoCaxitax,
Cute B. AIiBUCK.LE,
'
JAS. S. LIEHNITT,
abio. B. OANYI11110).
Borne little dilicussion followed upon the
report, but it was generally conceded by
all that the Per usylvania Railroad Corn•
patty were disposed to do everything in
theirpower to accommodate thamerchents
of Pittsburgh mid extend thism all pont%
ble facilities for transportation. The re.
_port was finally accepted and ordered to be
- published.
- Mr, lieCreery moved, in accordance
with a recommendation contained in the
e.tesrePPMltihe appolnimeni , cf a committee of
.five,_to guard the shipping interests of our
btU3IDEE.S jAela, with power to call meetings
_whenever they deem it necessary. The
— kennion , prevailed and the chairman ap.
pointed the following committee: , Springer
Harbsugb, Wm. McCrea' iy Charles B.
Leech, J. S. Liggett, N. Bowyer.
The meeting then edjourued.
on. CARPOBAL ). B. SMITH.
We learned yesterday that C , rporal A. B.
smith °filo. A. (FittshurghAilles) Nihth
regiment P. It C . wi was severely
wounded in the en gavetu t at Drainer ,
Ville, died at Camp Pitrpont on Tuesday
morning. A. rifle hall struck him in the
neck, and, touching the spine, paralyzed a
portion of hie body. It was at first sup
plea he would recover, t ut after lingering
-sqrsiviong time in great pain, he died yes.
lidtitsy; Mr. Smith was a' young man of
o d enty•piet or.twenty two and resided in
,
4) l whera be wtis highly esteem.
1110..iestainis will &rely* ta.oky by the
Paanglifiknia434l/r0.44,
FOR ZriALL:I; I 4I9. net l
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wiffieetlittizt .01 Ili , ' *tit, wit
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Pe - r tJa4a. Wurrarits.--This gentle.
who has a' high' reputation : ea a de
claimer and ,elocutionist, gives one of his
oratorical• linpersonations at Concert Hall
this evening, for the benefit of the poor.
The programme embraces selections "from
pave to S ay, from lively to severe," in
cluding the emotions and passions, as de
linitated by Shakspeareolpecimens of the
oratory of Olay,Webster; , Randolph, Wirt,
Patrick Henry, Red Jacket, and others.
Hr. Whitney is highly spoken of by the
press of the Eastern cities, and we expect
to see a good audience this evening The
object of the entertainment is laudable,
and should aid in drawing out a full at
tendance.
The following will show the estimation
in which his performances are held in New
York, where he is known
AsTon HousE, xnw Yoar.,}
November 11. 1861.
To CH.aatats Warrisirr, Etq , at Trout ,
Brook Farm. near Binghampton
Dear Sir:—lndulging in refreshing rep
membrances of your spirit,atirring
nings with the Orators and Poets," which
drew forth the intelligent curiosity of de.
lighted listeners in Europe and America,
we, (a committee f your triende,) respect
fully solicit you to resume those patriotic
appeals of Webster and his compeers,
sr WI, in this awful crisis, would do much
to roll back the clouds now lowering upon
the republic. Should your rural pursuits
enable you to comply with our request,
the Academy of Music shall be secured as
tee arena for the grand forsenic giadia
torial Combats. Troops of friends in New
York will hail your re-appearance in Web
ster, Henry Clay, Edward Everett, and
"Washington's Farewell Address," as read
by uld hardly be equalled by an}
aghast in either hemisphere
- WILLI great row y. , 14T6
JOEL T" Lit:ALLEY,
VALENTINE MUTT, M. 1)
N. Y. WILLIS,
J. W. GERARD,
Committee.
The proceeds of the evening are tor the
benefit of one of our charitable societies, to
be expended in the purchabe of coal, gro.
ce - ies and clothing for the poor of our
Bank Note quotations.
Oorreted for the Post by Feld & Lare,
of the ,National Bank Note Reporter.
-
(The Reporter is published monthly, at
One Dollar a year, in advance. Office,
Dispatch Building, Pittsburgh, Pa )
Rates uncertain at present
Pim:masa, January lb, 1862.
D :venom
New England States
New York State
New York City
New Jersey
Pennsy . l , vatito, (Philadelphia.)
Pittsburgh
.Interior,
Delaware.
Districtof Columbia
Maryland, Baltimore
Interior..
'Virginia Wheeling and Braachos
Eastern
North Carolina
South Carolina _
Georgia. .
Alabama
Lou aiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
0hi0..._
Indiana Free
" Bank of the State
llLaois
Wisconsin
10w5.........
Michigan..
Missouri...
Canada
(join selling at 8 19 cent. over bankable
fanda.
Central Board of Education.
The Central Board of Education met
Tuesday evening, Jan. 14th.
Present: Messrs. Brush, Duncan, Hun
ter, Marshall, Sergeant, Varnum and
Negley, President.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The monthly reports of the principals of
the High and Colored Schools and the
Secretary were read and flied.
Warrants were authorized for the pay
ment of the following bill, viz :
Fackiner .4 Irwin, chairs for Colored 90 , 001-1 2.60
Kim & Schwartz, repairing stoves, pipes,/ke... BO {1
W. 9. Haven, printing and etationery..... ....... ISO
J. 11.. Weldin, stationery 6,46
Kay A Co. hocks and stdlnn. ry 2...2
G. W. Weyroan, chem.cals 7,20
F. C. Negley, for Coal tor high and Colored
Fohools 20,63
The following additional e.ppropriations
were made to Night Schools, viz
First Ward, $BO ; Third Ward, $BO
Zight.ti Ward, SZS
'On motion, adjourned.
MADAME ANNA Bmaop's CONCERT.
The celebrated cantatrice, Madame Anna
Bishop, will give a concert at Concert
Hall. Saturday evening. The celebrated
vocalist will be assisted on this occasion
by Mr. Edward Seguin, an American
baritone of celebrity and Gustave de
Spiess, an eminent German pianist The
entertainment will doubtless be a good one
and the price of tickets has been fixed at
the low price of fifty cents, so that all can
be gratified. The sale of reserved seats
commence this morning at nine o'clock at
Mellor's, d street.
Tax WELLSVILLE HOMICIDE F
Scott and Thomas Urie, who were arrest.
ed in Wellsville, Ohio, as the suspected
parties for the murder of David Wright,
hare been committed for trial. The find•
ing of the Uorcner's jury was, in sub.
stance, that the dfceKeed came tl his death
on the night of the bth inst.. by wounds
inflicted upon his person with a sharp
pointed instrument in the hands of Irrie,
and that Scott was accessary thereto.
EDWARD EVERETT, the most eloquent
American orator now living, will deliver
one of his finished orations, next Tuesd.y
evening, at Concert Hill. At the request
a' many citizens, the price of tickets
has been fixed at fifty cents, with reserved
seats A plan of Ooncert Hall will be at
the Library room, corner of Penn and
S. Clair streets, on Saturday morning.
where seats may be Gestured. No tickets
will be soli at any other place in the city,
We notice by the advertisement; that come
plimentary course tickets will not be re•
ceived for this lecture.
DIIQUZSZIE B011.01:18H EL armor;
In Duquesne borough the following offi ,
cers were elect 3d: Burgess—George Moul;
Council—Peter Wilhelm, Charles Weber,
Daniel White, George W. Gregg, Jesse
Sutton, Michael Krepps; Oonstable—Jno.
Long; School Directors—R. Taggert, Wm.
Oakley; Assessor—A. MeF. Johnston ;
Judge of Elections—Jesse Sutton ; In
spectors—David Bingham, David F.
Jackson.
NOT A. REM:TM:MAIL —Mr. P.
Whtston, electe.i a member of Common
Cr uncil from the Third Ward, Allegheny,
deeignated a Republican by uz, called on
us yesterday to state that he is not a Be.
publican. but a Democrat, and always has
been, We cheerfully endorse the state
ment, as we know Mr, W. b 3 what ho
claimf; the error originated iu his running
upon a Republican ticket.
COLLBEN BAWN.—This tine drama is
still on the boards at the Theatre and
drawing good houses. It will be repeated
to night, with the same excelleet east
We advise all to see it as the play wilt
probably be withdrawn aft-r to.might
Mr. Collins. takes a benefit to-morrow
evening.
l'Aisurx THROW/1.-Brig. Gen. Schenck
passed through the city yesterday, en route
for Oineriuttati.
Gown Bann. —licat, Col. Klnesid, of
the Thirteenth regiment, who hae been in
!Ake city for a few days on farlough, left
ynterday.-afternoon for the camp of the
ragiment., ,
& 1, Natlonsl Beek Note
jisporter" for •LanuiFy 15th Is out Is
vaturble Sheet hill should be,tn the huds
. 01 every m'erehent'and broker:-'
Young 11[Ws Meretiii labrari Asso
ciation Af.rittoburgit.
We have received the annual report; of
the Young lien's Mears. AnSOCitttlol3,
but are compelled to c,.eden,o n per. ior.
We, however, give the report of the Pres ,
!dent entire:
ERPOIIT OF HCN. D, RITCIIII6', PRYMDPNT
(F THE B )1,1:7) ( F DIRECT)ES
tientiemen: 1' is a au bie.A of mingralula.
tion that., notwithstanding the expense of
fftting up the new Hall, and the financial
troubles arlsirg from the present civil war,
we have been enabled to commence the
present year free of debt. A large num
her, nowover, of the members who paid
their subscriptions last year a'e now atsent
ID the military se vice of their country.
and some exertion will have to be made to
procure members to supply their places.—
Particular attention is rcqu:ited to the
suggestions in the Rep , rt of the Library
Committee on that subj.?.o,
Perhaps the greatest obstacle in tLe way a
building up and maintaining a very large
and useful itbrary in Pittsburgh is to be
tound in the large number ut small and
temporary as.soclations f,r kindred object,
If the efforts of those who take an interest
in an Institution like ours, could be united
and made to bear on one Assoc] At:on, it
would not be long until there would be in
Pittsburgh a building worthy of the city,
as a place of meeting for her bu.lneso men,
and a library containing in every depart •
merit all the standard works, which either
the mechanic, the professional or the liter
ary man rright desire to consult. Hardly
any individual has a fortune adequate to
purchase such a library, and even if there
were such a one, as individual property it
would be of little use. It would be in.
a nessable to the public, and, in a few
yore.; would be scattered at the death of
the owner.
Most of the books In a large private
library are comparatively of very little
use. They lie on the shelves, many of
thorn possibly for years, without being
opened. But the books in a 1 üblic
library of a large city are constantly in
ervica
Owing to the want of unit,: and per_
sistent effort on the part of our citizen?,
ie not possible at present to find ade..
quele inesus in this city, of investigating
literary end FeIeDWIC
Our Association certainly off , r= the belt
nucleus we have yet had f,,r t. (ming si.eti
a library as is required by the magnitude
of the population and business of the
cities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, et.d
our members ought to use all their influ
ence to induce ether similar in:Minions
or societies to unite with ours. Even
now we can offer ttem the indu . 3ements
of a beitar library, a larger aviortment of
periodicals, and a more comfortable read
ing room than ever before wore POEB9F9e:
by any association in this city. If we can
induce all those to join who ought to join
together and concentrate their efforts, we
shall be able to show, in a fqw years, that
the important interests which are promo
ted by a large public library, receive their
due consideration from our C1L.Z.1125
The thinks or the Association are due
to those whohave kindly presented books,
etc.
We are also much indebted to L
brarian, the Treasurer, and t. tnr.
tlemen on the Lecture end Library C-m
-mittees for the careful and dtiligent L-110.
ner in which they have ritFchLrg
respective duties. r Tee details tl the bi.Es
ness transacted by them are shown :n fr.
appropriate reports herewth ti.:.
In May last, Mr. E P. Darltow,, ,, i, cur
Treasurer, entered into the mi:il.3r7 eor
vice of the United States, and the Board
elected Mr. J. T. Brady, Assistant Tress
urer, who has discharged the duties of the
of33ce in such a manner as to merit the
thanks of the Association.
The coat of fitting up the new nail as
will be seen by the report of .ho comu.it,
tee on that subject, has been e, nsh.l,rable,
compared with our resources, but, the in
crease thereby attained in point of con
venionce aid comf , rt has been very great,
and the money could ha7o helm expenci, , d
in no way bettor ea:ciliated to attract
new members to the A.F•,C:St:
DAVID 131Te11111,
President Y. M. 11.. L. AEao.:lntion
ISZPORT oF LIBRARY cr,mhturrEE
The Committee report 3,675 volumes at
the beginning of the yehr. which has been
increased as follows: bought, 87 volumes;
presented by individuals, 61 (IN Dops-t
-of Interior, 71 do; bound, 38. Total, 8 872.
Number of Newspapers received, 41
Number of .Idtgasines received,
EMEMM3
The Association acknowledges the re•
oeipt of a number of bJoirs and pamphlets
from sundry persons in the city and else•
where. Several newspapers are also fur
nished free of charge.
4,788 volumes were taken out of the
Libtary in 1860, against 4,052 in 1860.
The report says:
This increase le quite gra ifyiog, especi
ally when it will be remembered that dur.
ing one mon b, while the rooms were be.
ing fitted ur, no books were given out
Since the removal to the well •lighted,com.
modious and hands .me now rooms, the
circulation of books, as well .ho attend
anoe at reading Rooms, bay° steadily in ,
o•eased,
MEMBIGESEIP
The number of members who paid in
Pitil was 446, an inc-ea e of 112. Tte
prcs Int membership is 479, v,e: lionJr.rc,
8 Life; 25; Active, 44.6. The proportion
of unpaid bills since the removal o: he
Library has increased, owing to the enlist.
merit of many of the members in the ser.
vice of the United States. The report goes
On to say:
' , Many of our best and most active mem
bers are•now in the army of the Uoit-d
States. Their subscriptions for t h <•, last
year wore either paid before their depart
ure, or have since been honorably die.
charged. Owing to their absence a de.
,:reisse in the membership and revenue for
the coming} ear may be anticipated, un
less the members of the Association use
exertions to supply their places by new
members. It is to be hoped that our citi.
sena now remaining at home, will not per
mit the Library to sustain a loss, and its
usefulness to be circumscribed, in comes
quenoe ofsthe patriotism of so mmy 01 its
former members. By a little effort on the
part of each member, we may be able to
maintain our Institution during the ab.
sense of those respected members, and to
offer them on their return the advantage,
of a- better library than we had when they
went from home."
The receipts f"r the year, E. 5 exhibited
by the reports of Treasurers E. P. Darling..
ton, were $8,863 29 and the ex oendltures
$8 853,41. The balance, in the Treasury is
$69 47.
LIOTUSZS
The lecLures last year were meat auzcessL
ful. Twelve were delivered, as follows:
Jan. 22—Dr. J. G. Holland, "Work
and Play." Jan. 25—John B
"Temperance." Jr. 2i—Join B. Gough,
andiShadcws cf Lend-ri L
Jan. 28 -John B. Gough, "Tempurarce."
Feb 28—Bayard Taylor, "Hutubolt."—
April 16—Henry Ward Beecher, "The
ConmonwealLh." April 17—Bayard Tays
".The....12.1ve anal .. Lg_..HQnV:" April
18—Bayard Taylor, 'The Times we Live
.in." John B. Gough, "Temperance." DJ.
do do. Deo. 21—. J. H. Birtiol,
done from the Poeta," eto. ea. 15—J.
H. Siddont, "An evening wit the Hue
molder."
Of the present (mane the repoit says :
" , Bayard Taylor del verd a la3ture on
Monday evening, Jan. Bth, I.B62,—Subjper,
'The Arne/kelp. People' Soutallyl and Po
lineally." Hon. Edward Everto.t is on ,
- gaged to lacture -Tuesday, Jae, 41,t, 1882.
- - -Subject, " one origin and {)h . racer of
the War Gottgli ia egoicted tikgive
two leaned senietim' e - inf - Febrrrisry or
March. George W. Curtis wig; invited to
lecture, but was unable ticVoitutAy With the.
request. Dr. J. la." Holland, ('linetbi
Titcomb,) Wendell Phillips, Hoir.Vbarles
Bumper, gen. Judge Holt, Henry Ward
l3eecb r, nr.n, D. S. Dickinson, Dr. - Chas
pin and Hon. Horace Greeley have been
invited to lecture, and it is expected some
of these dist' aguished lecturers will respond
favorably
"Tee disturbed state of the c •untry pro.
dun d some fears in regard to the success
of the winter course proper, cmmenced in
November. The Committee, however,
exercised much care in their selections and
taus far of the .-ourse their most sanguine
expectations have been realized. Present
indications remove all fear in regard to a
successful result. Soliciting the hearty co
operation of tie members of the ASSOCiIi.
'ion, and the support of the public, we
close our report."
DISTRESSING AND FATAL ACCIDENT.
Yesterday morning, a little sou of Qaptain
Charles Bryson, now in Colonel Itippey's
regiment, while wandering about the room
in which his mother was engaged, writing,
found a vessel containing a solut on 0,
Potash, made for some domestic purpose,
snd, unobserved by his mother, drank a
portion of it. The draught was fatal and
the child died soon afterwards. He was an
in'eresting bcy, about one and a half years
old, and ine mother is much di tressed.—
Captain Bryson was tel.graphed news of
;tit , g_eiddat yesterday morning. The
an.tiy reside in Birmingham,
V E. aDlOT.—Coroner McClung yesterday
held an inquest upon the body of young
Grim, who had a leg taken cff by a rail
road train in Allegheny on Tuesday, and
died soon afterwards. The jury found a
verdict of accidental death, and fosid no
fault with the officers of the road. They
were about to recommend that the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company erect a bridge at the crossing on
Sandusky street, similar tothatattheFed
e'aly street crossing, but after deliberation,
they concluded to have the matter with
the City Councils.
JAIOLS Bali1;21 OYST.IIBB.
—Steamed oysters have n3yv become an
•institution" among us, alai the place to
.2-t, them is at Jnmos Brennan's, corner
I.lbPrty and Wayne streets. He is a clever
gentleman, and having the most, approved
apparatus, is prepared to furnish to fami.
es oysters done in this styleby the bushel,
ck or half peck, and those wishing them
by the dc , ean can get them In two minutes'
Iwo
JOSAP LI litlTl/1 ..... ...... ---/UTZBASI /LEM
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
Manufacturers of
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE & CHAIRS,
ViiRESOI"SE, 13a SMITHFIELD STREET,
(betweon Sizat street and Vlrgin allay
nog PITTSRUROP.
ipti()TUGHAY ti ALSUMS
ALL STYLES,
AND
ALL PRICES,
- A LSO
DIARIES FOR 1882.
W. •J.' . Et AVEN.
cr9 OJRNYCR WOOD AND TBIRD BTRIOCT
J 4th, Mil.
FRE;gli ARRIVAL OF
N I_l 'VT CA. 0 0 3::1 S
d T—
HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE,
No. 77 Market Street.
SZ-Onr stock o' Embroideries having been x
ha,isted by our Hohday sal, we have added oy
recent purchases, same emendurbargaitui in
EMBROII FRED HINDEERCHIEFB,
EM BROW YEED CAMBRIC COLLARS,
LINEN b AND COLLAR%
LINEN H ILNDE.EaCB LEM Lo w
Ws have also a Coe assortment of
White and Colored
Coiored Cambric Muslims,
and Paper Muslims a
low price■ to Wholesale Buyers.
Men's Bnclr Gloves and Ganatiats,
Men's WL,oI Knit Socks,
Ladies Wool lobed H - ae,
Oh!Area's Hose f r all Clods,
I'nicreeirta and Drawers,
DtVOUSC Caps,
Wao'eu Nub as, Sontags, and Hoods.
1.50 down Horn Skins of the best qual ty to whole
gale and retail buyer" at low paces
Cr bon etocaing, daring I it mouth, will be sal i
at let yearal firteeti, uotwlthatarding there Las
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SMITH & PITCAIRN,
MERCHANT TAILORS
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Xaici in ite first stage; that whieh
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attcbilaa the lungs.
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,AsMrn.a, *atcutpch, the Hacking
Cough in ,Pp arzeunzittiart l . and
num,erat: s affection of the , hicaai,
im,mediate relict
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Last Night's News up to Two O'clock.
THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Jam, 1.6.--BkIUTE.—On
motion_of Mr. Lane, of Kerning, the joint
resolution to promote the efficiency - of the
trcops in Kansas was taken up and debat
ed.
Mr. Trumbull, of Illinois, from the
committee on the Judiciary, to whom was
referred numorona bills in reference to the
confiscation of the property of rebels, etc,
reported them all back with, one goners'
bill ss a substitute for the whole, entitled
a bill to confiscate the property and free
the slaves of the rebels.
the slaves of the rebels.
The resolution of the Judiciary com
mittee on the contested seats from Kansas
that Mr. Line be not entitled to a seat,
was then taken up. The question was on
the amendmer t by Mr, Clare, to strike out
the word "not."
Mr. Stanton, of Kansas, proceeded to
speak at length in opposition to the
amendment, whea the question was amply
discussed.
Mr. Fessenden reported from the coins
mittee on Finance, the Consular and Di
plomatic appropriation bill with an amend.
went.
A communication was received from
Secretary Welles, in answer to a resolu
tion in relation to the employment of
George B. Morgan, which was referred
The Senate then adjourned.,
HOUSE —Mr. Corning, of Ky., from
the Committee of Ways and Means, re
ported a joint resolution declaring that in
order to pay the ordinary expenses of the
government and the interest on the nation
al loan, and have al. ample sinking fund
for its ultimate liquidation, a tax be im•
posed which, with the tariff on imports,
will secure an annual sum of not less thin
$150,000.
Messrs. Vallandigham, Cameron, and
others addressed the House and the resolu ,
Lion was passed—yeas 133, nays 6.
Oa motion of Mr. Vallandigham,
tcesotv.d, Tha', the Committee of Ways
and Means be instructed to inquire wheth
er any legislation may be necessary and
proper, in view of the present or impend.-
mg events, to prevent the exportation or
hoarding of the domestic or foreign coin,
circulatirg in the United States, including
also the exportation or hoarding of bullion,
Mr. Elliot, from the Commerce, report.
ed a bill prohibiting the Chinese Coolie
trade by Americans in American vesaeis,
which was passed.
Mr. Colfax, from the Post Office Come
mittee reported a bill regulating the
cr.rrying of printed matter outside the
mails, the object being to derive revenue
therefrom.
Ihe consideration of the bill was post-.
poned till next Tuesday.
Mr. Conway introduced a joint resolu
tion to promote the efficiency of the troops
serving in the Department of Kansas.
Mr. Corning, from the Committee on
W ays and Means, reported a joint, resolu
tion that, in order to pay the ordinary
expenses of the Government and interest
on as National ',pan, end have an ample
a eking fund for its ultimate liquidation,
a tax be imposed, which, with the tariff on
imprta, will secure an annual sum of not
less than one hundred and fifty millions of
dollars.
•
Adjourned.
Arrival of the Old Point Boat.
BALTIMORE, Jan, 15.—The Old Point
Boat arrived this evening.
FORTRESS Idonaos, Jan. 1.1 —Between
1,000 and 2,000 troops of Burrisides ex
pedition, including the D'Epiueul ZJUA
ayes, are still in the Roads, detained by
the weather. A severe storm with snow
commenced last night, and a high wind
has been blowing all day. The snow
was three inched deep this morning.
Persons at Camp Hamilton say that very
heavy firing was heard yesterday morn
ing in the direction of Yorktown, sup
posed to have been practising.
Result of Conferences with
Secretary Chase.
WASHINGTON CITY, January 15.—From
the results of the various conferences held
in Washington by represen!stives from
Boards of Trade, Chambers of Commerce
and Banking Institutions, among them
selves and with the Secretary of the Treas.
ury, it is expected that the action and legis
lation recommended will render the 11. B.
demand notes a legal tender. The increase
beyond the fifty millions now authorized
is unnecessary,
Policeman Shot
Loursirutz, January 15, —Three police
L,lllicers this afternoon went to the suburbs
to arrest Samuel Ronk fur male stealing.
They found him at one Finlay's,and broke
open the door, when Ronk shotthecolice.
man, Benj. Rush, (WO and slightly woun'.
dad P. Kirby. Policeman Williams then
struck Ronk, breaking his Jaw and eaptur%
ing him Rush was extensively known,
and his death is universally regretted.
There is no news South of here.
Troops Moving
Cziceco, Jan 16.-4 special dispatch
to the Journal dated Cairo, 15th, says
that Gen. Grant and staff embarked on
the Chancellor this morning and took
the field at Jefferson. Dispatches have
been received from the advance column
under Gen. M'Cternand. It is on the
march, and will encamp at Mayfield,
Kentucky, to-night. Camp Beauregard
is so near Mayfield, that the rebels must
fight or run. Gen. Grant reviewed the
troops composing the IA division this
forenoon, and informed them that they
should march 30 miles by to-morrow
morning. The greatest enthusiasm pre
vails among the troops:
Railroad Accident.
Ditt.swane CM, January 15. A
wood train on the Delaware road was,this
morning, precipitated through the draw of
the bridge over the Delaware and Chesa
peake Canal, near St. George's station.
The cause of the accident has not been as.
curtained, nor is the lose of life known
definitely. Not more than fifteen persons
were on the train and they were employees
of the road and not passengers.
Appointment Coaiirmi!.il_
Wesrninrox Cm, Jan. I.s.—The Sen
ate in executive session to-day, confirm
ed the nomination of Edwin M. Stanton
as Secretary of War, by a vote approach
in unanimity.
Cincinnati Market Report
Onsoncurn, Jarman . 10—Stening—There rether
better demand for Floor, end good tBiiperfine was
enable at $8 9^03 M. Corn tirm at 28 and Oats at
22. Rye actwoe end In demand; it is held at Mio.
Whisky i s in good 4erc and and the market is firm
at 15e. Hogs am in light supply end prices are a
shade higher. 88 28€5 3 4XI, end holders were &sk
it g $8 60 f• , r extra beery at the close; receipts
20,000. Plovlsions are held firmer, Mess Pork sold
at TO 2509 50. Green Meats ar. , firmer, and a
goat demand at 0408 1 A for Shoulders and Hams
Lard I. in good demand at B}f and riot much otfea•
Jog balk Sides ac, lint not midi demand: therti is
no dettumd for Shoulders and Hama. Thereat' ap,
Imre - eyed dmiard tor Diftee, with sales of TOO Mos
at ig u,a7fay, suggr and idelasseartnehanged and
Irra'"!mobange ate dist, WM& and
p o x to 3Mem lulling rates. Currency scarce..
*ow York Nisirkei Report.
wor yagg, Jimaigtott firmer
withont NOM. Flourfimem 3140004barels
1500 -411- W2M4O Vrot,Ooo inuthab.
tor,red CbAliMr; e0:21 Mis
bnghap
irda attea , lard 1 firldsky
= L A' .A.lfFee
„91 , , - - - 4 ,141110
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POET O l, PITTili:l7- 1413 4rv"' (i
rit lur. g itytt i n Alt '.. : A rD TIMID E ATPA : 114 :: : „ ...
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Fanl4ll2.BannailMW7t74' ' '''' *''-- - 'lea!” Pittlburi le,sfe7Gantpos *TM
€411241 n w .d..'" 11644, 2; -tal tl4ol , j :`,s- :, ' , - . urd5,....,..Y at 4
4 1 1 1 - 4 i
Col. --,, - spArrED. !-, ' ""'"74 0 , 4 or " ma s a apply an bond or to
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.F a ra ll n a kain :o rl a t. , et .Bro :dt a Ctt a .:
Col. Boyard o Peable2,
Stir Any omission in Onr river col.
uma will be accounted ler bya death , in the family
our river reportkr
Mir The fine packet steamer lose, W.
A. Moore commanding, lessee this day for Cinein
tad and Lcuisville. Por speed, ectoomMOPapns•
and attentive officete this boat has no super:ion—.
The first clerk , Capt. P. Moore, i 3 one of the meat
correct business men that comes to this landing.
gay-The fine steamer Bay City, Capt. J.
W. Ansa:alt., is announced for Cinc'nnatiand L011:9
vile Tab bait inns regularly in that trade, and
makes her trips with promptness and despatch.—,
Mr. Dales, who bas charge of the office is very pop
alai - , and bas many friends.
Kir Commodore Hendrickson's ' Ilne
peoket Decoteh, is announced for Ethertertilts,Ceirq
and St. Louie. She has undergone Iborongn re:
pairs, arid in feet Hendrickson, Mason rni Miens
(al, first elate machantee) have devoted their undr
vided attention to bringing her oetin better condi:
tion than ever, and they have succeeded We take
pleasure in recommending boat end officers.
19),.. The far-famed streamer St. Cloud,
Capt. C. A. tray°, is announced for Cairo and Bt.
Louis on Wednesday. TIAN boat has unsurpasi ed
aocemmodatlons, experienced and attentive oft -
care. Capt. Dravo, as an ()Maw and a gentleman,
stands A No.l, whilst Cap'. El'iurnan.'who has the
charge of the office, has hosts c f t lends;
Or The favorite steamer Saint Louis,
Inapt. 8. A. Bono, is announced for Cinelzu
,tigedid
Louisville. This boat makes her trips with grid
regularity, and is very popularivith pawsengeis Mirk
shippers. Our attentive friend Seely will littirettrui
in the office.
The steamer blunt. L Oapt. S.
A. Reno, is announoed for Clnotrussti and lonia.
villa on Thursday nex'. Ho look out.
Ng, The splendid side wheel pessenges
steamer Commercial. Oapt. G. W. Nears, leaves this
day for Cincinnati., Oa ro and St Loui This boat
has unsurpassed accommodations and ?tan charge
of both careful and experienced °dicers ever at.
tenure. Fliend Piero will be found in the office.
/fir Gapt George D. Moore's packet,
Primp Donna, is announced for Cincinnati, Cairo
and St. Lou.'s
sa. The splendid passenger eisanier
cuisaa, Capt. R. Calhoun, leaves for Cincinnati,
Louisville and Evansville on Wednesday, positive
ly, at 10 a. m. This boat has the beet of sooommo
datums, will run regolarly in the trede,and leave
on the day advertistui. This, together wi h the
pops silty of her officers, cannot fal to make her
popular. The clerks are Messrs. Canghey and
itakm. 4 'We take pleasure in reoimmending theist
For Cincinnati and;Loniville
THURSO Y. 10 A. M:
THE PINE PASSENGER STEAMER
ENDfA J. H. Idarratia commander, leaves
as +num:mead
For freight o• pmeage apoly on board or to
J ON & CO.
For chiclnnati, LouleVille and
Evansville.
WEDNBEIDAY, 1 A. M.
NEW PASSENGER STEAbiER
IZEN, R. oa.hotm, commander, laavea fOr the
above and Intermediate ports as announced. -
For freight or passage apply on board. jab
For Cincinnati and Louisville
THURSDAY, 10 A. M.
rr H E FINE STEAMER ,
SAINT LOUIS, S. A. Reno, corn-,
mender. leaves as above.
For freight or ptasaae firmly on board or to
J B NGsTON a CO
jab J. CO LI.INS A CO.. Agents.
For Clam'maw' and Loa lovilte
THIS DAY, JANUARY VS, 10 A. If.
THE FLNE PASSENGER
Aeluner BAY CITY, J. W &no
wt! ti,:eommeader, leaves ae above.
For freight or passage apply on beard or to
t n'6 J. B. LIVING TON & CO.
For Cineinnati, Cairo and St
Louts.
THI3 DAY 10 A. M.
THE FAVORITE PASSEL
GER steamer DADOTAH, D.L,-
Hendrickson, commander, 1411T813 sa
above.
For freight or passage acpti on board• ' 1.16
For clncinnati, LorritiVlUe,
Evansville, Cairo and fit.
Louls.
THE FINE STEAMER
1.1. 1 .
BAINT CLOUD, 0. . Drava Commander, will, leave for the
above and Intermediate pmts.
For freight or passage apply on '
Regular Tuesday Packet; rov
Marietta and Zanesville.
17 HE fine passengeateerjEl t
MIKA GRAHAM, Oaptain Mint
roe Ayers. commander, leaves Pins- .
benign every Tnesday, at 4 o'clock p. 4, an •
Zanesville every Friday at 8 a. m.
For 'height °passage apply on boardori ter •
J. &Lig/magma ion., Agents Pittsburgh.
For Cincinnati it. Louisville.
V 7 RIMERDAY, JAINTAR Li, IQ A. M.
THE FINE ST EA MER J.:1 1 7 1 4A
AILDIAN, A. BrOarthy oomman•
der, leaves as above.
For freight or pita' ark, apply MN/al* in• to
1.114 J. It. LIVINBEGOI4 t 00.
For iMscinnati and Louisville
THIS DAY, 4 P. X •
THE FINE PACLET MEILAs i
NOTTr., tieGoien, commander
eaves ea above.
For trio . or - • s • on boar 4 ‘l4
rrrrarttrrrlTWrrrrr . TTrrrl
• St. Louis.
SPLENDID PASSENGER.. Sirk kM
PRIMA DONNA, George lir:NrnOre,Oemman..
der, leaves a* announced above.
For freight ofinnmage apply on board oi to
.• IV/NOBTONA
lal4 or'JOHN , AOR, Ag anti,
For Cinchona' ti ..LOOI: vino.
Ffransville And Bt. talc
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T HE -,
p l ait
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FINE PASSEZiaga
aide eiheet steamier 00111MER
01ht., S. W. MUM, eeihminder, will
learn for the above and' intermediate !, -
For freight or wow° apply on board to
]ant{ JOHN`FLAOK & Olt
•• !IC is pi
Bt. Laub ,
THIS DAY, JANUARY 14
"splendid ' passenger
atAemer ItLWOW, A. 6. hr Oa%
commander.
Icor, freight or peenttp*Lett-hookrd Or to
tanlb - LMNCISTOICkao,,i _ants.
For Marietta, Gialltpolis; Par
kersburg and PortsmOutb:
EVERY TUESDAY, 10
H yE FINE 11A4S.EN
GEER st eamer , R. FORD, '
.E .K oommansiar, Ittamep
manonnerkil , above. • - •
For freiOt Passage aygerata,Agent.
G • itipollt.
EVEAT•7I:9I:I34II, 4
WattlHE STEADLEE ECIENCE,
ing Ca M lad
ptain
arietta, PaIWM. Bono. loaves for
, tersland
Cisilloolis, making weekly Wish liingPittatiurgb
every WEDNESDAY it. 4 del and retormag
leaves Gallipoli& every FRIDAY at 8 o'eleiek.
notB ' D. EL LEWD ti Agent.
Wer Beaver, Ste Imilinfite and
Wheellu i. •
rfiIiE.IPACIC.Kr grl?.),
1 .1. T. tC0011BEI,:k T Kcomixi
lin3R,Atit:
Fisisi c a
Commander, loaroodor Pa above.
Monday,
wean or .. 127 it .
For totlghtbr _
_'AiLity itsr to
den. , , .001dArial Ms ark street.
Eike - w+6ollu,,s,
acirsbvitgesumfArcfrouth.
- =mak IVEIII3AIIitAZOrr.
11)3 -P
fautijr..
torin fl pic.4 ? -
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STEASUMAT AGLOW
WILLIAM HAZLETT
Hae opened au Mica at,
No. 94 WATER, STREdT, - e
.
Witere he willtranact. a general Steamboat Ages*
badness, tad .would Hallett a share of patratigur
em pteanibcat men. uollUm
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TO HORSE OWNERS.—Da. Swzat's
-INFALLIBLE LINIMENT VOSHOllnavts
ttdri*dlest by any, WWI cases= of Lemma* iMateig
iron 'Spoke. Bras*Wrftehln& it* !Ledo) .%
magical and certain: . Birettas Or ddle Gull.
ticratchee, Mange, !to will alio spa** etre
Eitirriesad Blngbon 5 may easily be preresied'und
cared hit-heir ittelpient stages., butoonflrmetionse
are loyend the po-sibillitrof ratheaterra. Hie ae
of tberkfte. however id eedeaperstecir hoseVetetbitt
it my be alleviated by U:119
.laniagent, and itafillb•
fed aptiffeation away' nrannye tne - Lamenar,
end enable the horse to travel with compasatom
0311.3. e
f.rerr horse owner alundd hare th is rantadyat
1-411A.for lia timely use at the drat appearaaisa of
UM:mines will en , etuall , prevent Chore tornsidalde
dimmer tnentloned, to whirl. all baryon ate ihlslo,
and which render to many ottetwias variable
barna :oar y scrals.. - .
a. a.szmaas * QU A
4Arace Agent. for Pltaabttreb.
— TO THE PUBLIC.
vsFECIALLY the lgn ,
Li raid 0;0 falsely Irma
es t , .sourdans -of ell de.
ssouristtons. MSto otiore!
and.;.,.ctryouty. disorders,.
&el saucy and 4:Aessim or
onsiton.t . croruch_ _
rodent VOtne o
ofbotki • _• • _
meta . Onstla r Maria • Beedhse
in i Swamp: mi_ld Oboe the fact "Of hihrttotsg
tr• Yrisyncrif ad. ' Wady • anotilet. I .'jsre
drew folly abashed, end thittar > t a
.1M onmoml •••Wo' . sad
aromplitoO s irottr. Otis otros,• Proodebut;ltes
• -• • • Itfareostiy ptiyedatisa should be
cautious to keep :rte `r that. they do
e wee el Dr - VP AtcYniDP;(ltusfytpottlelzing)
lest a isms tve pnielote ht be Sat So shun
aalflaft Su b = Poets -rooders•and presumplorsia
ustolt a•-• 5 ••42 , 1011a igamsollysp=
Ea In ~igue,7» mid Wise erroopore iromelf.
gi=yriera•-ike , to dog -nAme essOomysterfama.t.
er it; y poem ji :6 to I velSbiCIM however
theSunmerou , par 41‘.. 4 caordavar. sr* thoodtha
that tlictr err- • yau,k , 's.--; sod wardeAvariccely
teeble,-cc sly 7 Cr t... 11: ' , Mee aciodidos and *vow
irmaaVin
ba re
ndies strx. molin_
at
by Dr.
assay bffors - mdafter map
riven:rough Istro tom boos samdrocustisafteimot,
anxiety, toonifamton, Ar.- Having the taro:Moe
of over thirtyyears exporteace mist. cdasmodfon,
connqumgr•.• • he luoritirwricir etdtl tathetrestmant
o si - read whe la &WYconsalla ,
the profession, as Well recommended . re dbY
eptiedi
efito citizens& pub re,
proprietors of DMA
or so called- %motorise amisitor
rr i s =rnalsrly can bo completely dared by-
the very: Lestdiscovery that nee never yeaftiled. In
female driiiistomete has had ouperiorexpetia
amount of hid old • age, sevent year* 011*Ma•
Oft is completely cured. As far cow= or
pulmonary &soism my syrups; which am
led from Iceland moss-and other. ingredl=i
a sltafal physician five yams at the btudneas,
has hod more success than all the pretemed*L
that hate ad yet been discovered, es the outlaw...MS ,
• _caps will show. They are all. genuine antttttn bi
found according to a pamphlet that eath parson
will low a t, th e exam, all free of charge.--
Mee Se Smithfield street, near Diamond
Private communications from all - ports of the Onion
strictly attended to. Direct to
nox Bto
Pitteturob Pnat
dM.7Lir'Pd'
LATB STYLES OF WATER- G hUS
a -- crer 14.3E1 0 ZIT" D.
jakeit.
are now open a choice Stock
I" of Wink .? floods, in all of %shiest
Mitions of CLOTHS, MMUS ABM
ef4Whica we Satter omwelves will oe eq
te.any assortment to be found East or west. They
will be made up to order in a superior style and at
prices to wit the times We would respectfully
.solidi an early call from our patrons, and tbo
SAMUEL GRAY & SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 19 Fifth Street.
CARPETS. OIL CLOTI4,
26 PIECES
NEW DRUGGETS,
711 PIX.OES
NEW BRUSSELS CARPET
"EL—These have Plat been received and are of the
LATEST AND ILICHEST PATTERNS, at the low!
est prima.
,M'CLINTOCK.
NA.TRONA. (N 1.4 k_
iNfrE - ARE NOW MANI:MAME,
,Tv BM/ tins sutlers. which for tuilitancry in
binning ) free/ern of offensive. cablOdid transpe•
renal of color, (which 'calor Vas ,warr' antnot to by
cal by alle..or exPesurcOla 1 41ortaceed
ity ' rrtunixudor in this or Essientelidtefa,. k• •
profitable Oil to the constinierr, wof can 'specially
moo:amend it Also, our manunicture
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Used by elhAarac l ap ?deters end Odlednerles
which excels Asia. in strengthidithe make
of English Soda ght to this madam Ourusann•
f.ectsre of
SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATEWE, SALT, 10.
Are so well and errorably known, we trust the
mention is eufilotens. • -
, ~,-
All orders and inquiries will bepromplystttende
to by . sidrestang
GEORGE COMMIT N,
Permit Mgt maiinfacturing Oompm.
acntrdwie 4I wriutpimt Pittabtail
PAI V
DR. BROWN'S 1111:DICAL,
fiURSICUiL Offloe, No. bO
street, Pittsburgh, -
Dr. BROWN Is an old dd.
sen of Pittsburgh, end hari beer - •
in Practice for the last Mau* , •
Ave yaws. His baalneee has
bean confined mostly to Private '
andlliorginal Mmes.
arrnaras AND Bnult.ll3l* •
In need of a medical Mend, should not fail to
find out the simple°. of relief. The Doctor la a
emtdoste, and his experience in :the treat
,Pagidar
trent ofariestain dare of dismay in a ame omen
tee to the fruiterers of ootaildeg Pu=mmi rand
by therm of his remedies and following his ad
_TIM
assertantwaure the Carat form of Viflereal
omen luipontieissoullianitolotia - AAndonn Also
all diseases .gufteg from a hereditary taint, which
manifests hash in frautiof it teller radial*
endeveMnienyfarms skindbasuses4 0 Orillg
of wbloh the , pothrot, le entirely. Ivrea=
pereoassosantOrPr.Browis ollerslArPee ;zz'L
and speedy
Dr. Broviia 1017 - ' - thhi• •Laosthig trouble.
brousht on often by that whim behtt:of
grabilleaUon, which the Iss#DA-AlWlrilabohaloC%,
often Rim esil _lo, tta Dna' OIM dellitag 4ol o MO
-
die oaiy re liab le remedies known.li -
are ndis, imamate a speedy
Ranontwnsic
Dr. Brown's remedies Mt fail to rime this
painful disease in tiAft :110171110
our.. He alao trusts Mb.. '6116.4 Glinumnimit
a.
Ablators, Urethal IdatiataisailistaloWaalcomis,
Idardidy itemnstillEes 3the
talon Also, nersors, Pains to die BIM
and liidneyn Urinal.= of the together
with nll4lBOlBB of as impure'
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