THURSDAY moatimirti, MARCH , 6,
or -sr 24 zt. s
Important Decision in ttie taWrenee
County Bond Case.
Following are the points recently deci
ded by Justice Wayne, of the United
States Supreme Court, in his opinion in,
the case Of Alexander G. Woods vs. Law , '
ranee County, an action upon rail road
bonds:
1. There was authority in the county of
Lawrence, constitutionally, and bye proper
construction of the act of the 9th of Feb
ruary, 1868, to subscribe to the stock, as
t as done, and that the bonds issued in
payment of the county subscription to the
railroad company are valid in the hands of
the plantiff, and all bona tide holders of
them.
2 That there was no deficiency in the
motion of the Grand Jury in setting forth
the terms on which the county subscription
should be made.
E. That the county of Lawrence was au
thorised to issue such bonds as they pass
ed to the railroad company, in payment
of its subscription to the North Western
Railroad Company.
4. That the sale of the county bonds by
the railroad company at leas Utah par,
did not void them in the hands of the purls
chaser.
The Board of Trade on the Pittsburgh
and Gonne'"Bailie Railroad.
At a special meeting of the Board of
Trade of this city, held on Monday, 8d
Inst., the following preamble and mu:.
.Ititions, reported by a committee, were
unanimously adopted:
WEIVIIILs, The Pittsburgh and Connell/mil le
Railroad Company has causal to be prepared and
presented to Congress, a memorial, asking aid for
the completion of their road to Cumberland,
which memorial and the maps and papers ex
planatory of the route of said railroad ana its con.
atrocious with other systems of internal improve
ments and natural highways, centering at Pitts
burgh, have been brought to the tier:Won of the
Board of Trade of the Lity of Pittsburgh and re
ceived due consideration. Therefore
Eao/ved, That the speedy completion of the
connecting link between Connellsville and Cum
berland, a distance of ninety miles, uniting Ore
Potomers with the Ohio, bye sprout and In every
way more advantageous route than any now exist
ing, is an object of natural importance, both in a
commercial end military aspect.
.Resoloal, Thatthe Board of 'l'rade of the City of
Pittsburgh earnestly recommend the memorial of
the Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad Com—
pany to the favorable consideration of Congress .
That our immediate representation In
Congress be urgently requested to give the said
memorial their careful attention and hearty sup
,
Mioloetr4 That copies of the foregoing resolu-
Bow, signed by the President and - Secretary of
this Emrd, be forwarded to the Hon. Edgar A.
oow_a_onion. J. E. Moorhead and Ron. Robert
Miiiiinight, with a request that the subject be Im
mediately brought to the notice of Congress.
We. M. Arriss, ll
JWM.ams Pali, Js. Committee.
Muss,
WM. MoCR 6RY, V. P.
Attest J. R. Emma Bec'y pro tem.
• ---- Tuwerrz PoouTsx.—A bill has been
presented in,the Legislature providing for
the better and more convenient collection
of "the 'poor -tax in Pittsburgh. It pro.
video, among other tiller, that the Trea
surer shall give 'notice to the tsx-payers
requesting Lhout to pay their poor taxes,
and'informing them that in else said taxes
are paid - on or before the first day cf Au
gust then nett . ensuing, a discount of five
per cent. thereon will be allowed, and if
paid between the first day of August and
• the fifteenthday el Saw ember,- a discount
of Waver cont.:will he alloWad; and that
trs,l,Wilirspjlifedirst day of October and the
~.tritAty of November, an addition of five
per "cent. Will be made, and that after
Novezlaber lint all remalnieg'impaid will
bepufinto the hands a:collectors, sad a
further addition of five per cent. thereon
üburged, together with7CultUr and - fees of
colltodion.
Air
ROBBERY IN LAWANNOEVILLN.
wbo robbed the ho , of
- M Kee and Mr: $• Law '
seem to.grow bolder.- esi Mori.
thw
night the residence of Gotttelt Vaas.
baktie;;lintler street, Lawrenceville, was
entered in the same manner as those we
have named, viz: by boring out a panel
in the door. Several articles of small
value were taken, and the thieves, before
leaving, sat down and partook of a fine
supper, composed of the best edibles in the
house, The thieves either fired the table.
cloth or left it OD near the fire that it
caught after they went away, and the
cloth, table, and a portion of the carpet
were destroyed, a hole being burned
throtzgb the floor. The thieves are sup.
posk to belong to this city and officer
Hague visited the borough yesterday for
the - purpose of learning something con ,
corning them, but returned without any
iatisfactory information. We hope the
dazing fascias may be caught and pun.
ished.
CtqLD BATH.—One cold night las'.
week, an aged man,in crossing the rai
bridge at Hollidaysburg, lost his balancn,
and fell down some twelve feet into deep
water below. After floundering in th'•
water and ice for some time, he caught
hold of one of the piers, -where he hung
for three hours, with his head just above
water. A ycung • man returning home
about 11 o'clock heard his screams, and
rescuing him from his perilols conditiol,
took him to"a neighboring house where hP
soon recovered.
RAILROAD ARLAJIGRAISNT. —On Tues
day an order was received from the Wer
Department, directing a connection to be
made, for military purposes, between thy,
, Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh, Fort
Waynii & Chicago Railroads. This is
done". to facilitate the tra^sfer of War ma
tonal from the Arsenal, intended for ship
ment West and save the heavy item of
drayage between the two depots. A track
ftf be constructed at once across 'lt
canal, upon . ,which the 'cars of the Allis.
gheny Valley Railroad can bisrun into the
Western depot and unloaded, except t eavy
guns, which are not reshipped:
,EA/3T LIELIRTZ AND FERN TOWNSHIP
PLANE Rati.D.—Dr..Groukhas read in the
Legislature a supplement to'the ant incor
porating the Esat Liberty and Penn towns
014 Plank Road Company, approval tie
fifth day of April, A D. 1862, Thu (ea,
tures of, this bill are to extend the tiro
until 1872, and give the company paw :r
to change the saidplank road into a 1719 , ! •
adamized 'road, and to retain alt the
privileget of paid company.
&BALL% Rmee.—John Flood, who
seems to have t ,a fancy for stealing largo
packages, having been once or twice con
vioted of stealing woo l from the railroad
depots, yesterday stole a big' of rags from
the door of a wholesale store, on First
street. He was arrested soon 'after and
taken before Mayor Sawyer, who commit
ted him for trial.
RAILROAD AOCIDIIDT.—One evening
last week Nathan Miller, colored, with his
wife and another woman, returning tr,m
a funeral at Marietta, were met on the
Pennsylvania railroad, just below the tun
nel, near that town, by the Harrisburg ac
eomm illation train. Miles was struck by
the accommodation and killed, but the
others escaped.
ASSAULTED HICIt HUSBAND —Ann
Quinn, of First street, assaultel her hue.
band, a cripple, with hie crutch, on Tues
day evening, striking him over the head
and Inflicting a wound which was at first
believed dangerous, but on the testimony
of a physician, Mrs. Q. was released and
sentitome tomanether. husband.
"A Fonerne = Cl/arm& ydung man
named IdetOdbriali, - 'charged tiAth an ex.
tangly° series orfoilesrieValnif Tieing once
Amsted and discharged' for-Vint of evi%
Anima; in Machina* has-ban Arrested in
that city by the exertions of officer Byers,
of Waihingtoripirha VII' once bring
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Tae
Neu• I lan WAR VI:BMM
The etinotal of the two iron-dad war ves
sels, built under the first appropriation, is
reeeivirt finishing touches upon her armor
and her engine work, and expected to be
made ready for sea, by steady day and . night
labor, in almost a month- The model of
the vessel is original, but does not present
any untried n.)velty, like that of the
Ericsson battery. Her appearance is that
of an ordinary steamer constructed with
ides eloping inward from the water edge,
and covered lines everywhere, so that mis
siles sinking her at any angle except an
almost verticle fire will be likely to glance
off. In addition to the iron mall this yea.
sel is specially adapted for hard fighting
by her walls of white oak, varying from
13 to 16 inches in thickness. Her Drinci.
cipal dimensions are: length over all 200
feet; breadth 37 feet, and on the upper
deck 27 feet; depth of hold 12 1.2 feet; ca.
paetty 2,000 tons. The hull is pierced for
18 guns for large calibre, which will be
supplie i from the navy yard. This vessel,
which has not received a name. was built
at Mystic, Conn., t • y Bushnell & Co., con
tractors, upon a design iu:nished by Jam•
uel H. gook, who also superintended the
construction on behalf of the governmen
NEW AND DA.NG tt.H.A.Ts lii lINTIMF El T
—Messrs. Feld and Lire of the Nationn /
Bank Note Reporter have sent us a des.
cription of a new counterfeit two dollar
note on the Columbia B ink of Penna. vig.
spread eagle on shield; oval portrait of
Washington on left end. Observe the head
of Indian on lower part of note; in genuine
It is entirely covered with red; not so on
counterfeit.
Thew Hosk —The Committee on Fire
Engross and Hose have ordered two thous
sand feet of Boyd's patent hoso, with
Coupling for the use of the steamers.
We u. derstand they have also under con
sideration the disbanding of one or two
hand engine companies, with a view of
procuring two more steamf 1.4, and thus
making the Department uniform throne:L..
out.
Ma. Bias —This gentleman played Fal
staff, in King Henry IV, to a smaller
audience than his merits deserved !sat
evening, and vs) hope •o sea an improve.
ment to night, when he appears in two
good parts, Mac Sycophant in the " Man
of the World," and Adam in " The Old
Soldier."
WAR IN THE WEST—GEN. FREMONT'S
DEFENCE—Foy his statement and evidence,
ae presented to the Joint Committee
the two flouses, on the conauct of the
war, tee Tuesday's Now York Tribune,
quadrut•le sheet, only 3 cents, to be had at
Patock's Agency, opposite Theatre.
Litaaso —(Japt. W. J. Kountz, late
Superintendent of the United States trank
sports on the Western rivers, who was un
der arrest at Cairo, on a charge of ioeub•
ordination, has been released by order of
Gen. HaNeck.
SOME thirty have tendered their
services to Mayor Sawyer, as nurses,
should they be nsaded.
Bank Note Quotatlons.
Corrected for the Post by Feld & Lare
of the National Bank Note Reporter.
(The Reporter is published monthly, a
One Dollar a ysar, in advance. Office
Dispatch Building, Pittsburgh, Pa )
Rates uncertain at present.
Ferma:mon, Maroh 6, 1862.
Disanan
New England States
New York State
New York City..... ...
New Jersey
Penttey2Truila,(Philacielpia.)
Pittsburgh
Interior, ...-...
District of Columbia.
Hartland, Baltimore..._.
Interior
Virginia. Wheeling ...
•• Branches, except Jeff ersonvi, le
South Carolina.
Alabama..
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana Free
.• Bank of the State
Whiconam
lowa. ...........
Michigan.. .....
Missouri
Canada. 6@60
Exchange selling rates on New York
and Philadelphia 'WI cent. over bankable
funds.
Coln selling at 8 V cent. over bankable
wads.
The above rates are based upon banks
ble funds, not for Coin.
/MPH BERM AIIIIIONT sure
JOSEPH MEYER 4 SON,
Manufacturers of
FANCY AND PLAIN
E'VRNITURE & CHAIRS
WAREHOUSE, 195 SMITH FIELD STREET,
(between Sixth street and Virgin alley.)
no 9 PITTF3BURi..I2.
p HOTOGRAPE ALBUMS
ALL STYLES,
-ALEO
DIARIES FOB 1 8 6 2
/CM BALI IT
W. S. HAVEN.
nog CORNRR WOOD AND THIRD STREET
CHEAP COUNTRY HOMES FOR
BALK-A TWO STORY BRICK MANSION,
contorting eight rooms and ball exclusive of kitch
en and pan try, with the grounds aoached com
prising about I,W acres and situated In Rochester,
Beaver county, Pennsylyania. The house is large,
well constructed and In good order having been
recently improved and refitted, and l's located upon
an eminence in the village, oommandine one of
the finest views in the o untry There ifl a large
orchard and garden 'attached to the premiere,
with wood, coal and wash-truse. out oven, stable,
etc., the kitchen I. furnished with Payne A BiartePs
patent cooking ranger.
Rochester is a beautiful andihwathy villave:ort the
Ohio river, one hour from Pittabaan by the P. Ft
W. A C., and C., Pittsburgh Railroads, there being
three stat'ons In the borough limits, and 111 pas-
senger trains stopping East and West every twenty
four-hours. The property will be sold at a bar
gain and Is worthy the attention of tax ridden city
realdvnts, who desire a pleasant, commodious and
Cheap country home.
also, two lots fronting each 100 feet on the Ohio
river and running back to the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago raflro,d, within five minutes
walk of Freedom, and fifteen minutes of Roches
ter stalion.and_mitable for a small truck farm or
for the erection .of oil refineries; the large oil re.
finery of S. iFI. Kier At Co., is situated within 800
feet of this property.
Also, a tract 'orison adjoining the above, finely
timbered and with an abundance of excellent wa
ter; this property would mace a splendid country
seat for a gen ifl l / 1 /1111 01 taste and means, or it
would mate a fine truck farm. The tract contains
about 64 acres, a portion of which is under cult' nit
hon.
For farther pirliculars apply to A. P.LAXXXIC,
Freedom, Soarer comity, Pernsylnnis, or to
B. Cuthbert & Soo, 61 OtArket street, Pittsburgh.
marl.lvd
G ENTS
DOUBLEBOLE AND DOUBLE UPPER
FIUMOBE CAM' BOOTS.
of a very superior make, selling at a great re
dneti on on former prices to close out
.•
W E. Schmertz & Co.,
tee No. at Fllth street.
ri- WVX,IOr t MAP lEF EET-40 woks remit/Xi
a,i9
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WASHINGTON CITY, March 6..—Hong,
—Mr. Duell, of New York, introduaid a
bill to increase the number of cadets in
the military academy.
Mr. Crittenden, of Kentucky, from the
committee on Foreign Affairs, reported a
bill making an appropriation of 60,853
thalers, the proportion of the United States
as damages and compensation to the King
of Hanover for the sacrifice incurred in
his abolition of the etedt duties, in accord
ance with the term of treaty. Passed.
The House then took up the Senate's
joint resolution appropriating 8,000 dollars
for removing the army bakeries from the
capitol building.
Mr. Train, of Mass , said the Capitol of
a great republic should not bo used for this
purpo:r; the gas and smoke from the ba
keries was not only annoying to the mem
bers, but very injurious to the library of
Congress.
Mr. Lovejoy, of Illinois, inquired wheth
er this appropriation was not to give some.
body a good job.
Mr. Train replied that he knew nothing
about that, but had merely stated the facts
in the case.
On motion of Mr. Blake, the resolution
was laid on the table. Yeas 76, nays 42.
Mr. Duell, from Committee on Revolt'.
tione•y Pensions, reported a bill for the
discontinuance of th- payment of pensions
to the children of officers and soldiers of
the rev( lath n.
A letter from the Secretary of the lota
rior was read, in which he says such claims
are not justified by the merits of the ap•
plicants and wore not presented by those
Eorvlc es warranted an appeal to the
government; and further, these claims are
generally urged through speculation claim
The bi 1 was psssed. It provides that no
CNIM for pensions or increase of pensions
to the widows or children of revolutionary
soldiers shall be allowed, where there is
failure to establish such claim,
SIENAT/L—The Senate took tp the con
fiscattou Glll.
Mr. Morrill, of Maine, made a speech is
iLs favor.
Tue bill was postponed Ull to•moi,
Mr. Dixon, of Conn , offered a jiint
re,olution authuriz . ug the Secrelary of the
Navy to make an equitable settlement with
those who are under penalty for failing to
construct msch'nery by the day fixed in
the contract. Referred to the Naval Com
mittee.
On motion of Mr. Grimes, of lowa, the
bill to provide for a codification and re
vision of the laws of the District of Oa.
lumbia was taken up and passed.
The bill to define the pay and °mold..
mews of certain officers of the army was
taken up, and several unimportant amend.
meets were adopt.d.
Mr. Latham, of Oal., said for the last
few months, communication bad been al.
most entirely interrupted to the Pacific
coast in consequence of the unprecedented
floods which have prevented the progrees
of the overland mail. Commerce had
been much Injured in consequence The
lines of shins plying from New York to
Panama bad decided that they would not
earry mails nor government dispatches.—
'rein was an outrage on the governm.nt,
and the commercial community—this ve:y
company had received ton millions of dol.
tare from the government, but now they
take the opportunity to force the mail con•
tract from the government; such vessels
•,ught not to be allowed to clear from the
ports or have the protection of the flag II
they refused to afford any accommodation
to the government or the country; the bill
was referred.
On motion of Mr. Foote, or Vt., the
joint resolution transferring the supervis
ion of the capitol extension, stt , from the
Department of War to the Department of
the Interior, was taken up.
On the amendment relative to Chap
(ains for Hospitals a discussion ensued.
Mr. Wilson, of Mass., said there were
but few Hospital Chaplains, and the army
Chaplains were limited to one to each reg
iment. H did not believe we had over
500,000 men in the field though the Pep•
master reports 740 regiments, many cf
which were authoriz3d in a very :loom
manner, even a clerk in be War Depart,
went now occupies a t,,reign position, hav
ing been authorized to raise a regiment.
Mr. Nesmith, of Oregon, thought it het.
ter to reduce the ramoer of Chaplains as
a thane's' measure—we were paying for
Chaplains $1.054,800 per annum.
Alter further discussion the pay of all
Chaplains was fixed at $1,200 per year and
the bill postponed till to more )w
Mr. Sherman made a report from the
Committee of Conference on the resolution
for the payment of the awards of the com
mission of claims in the Western Military
Department which was agreed to.
The Senate then went into executive
88,q3i012 and subsequently adjourned,
Arrival of the Steamer Co-
ALL PlllOllB
Nirw YORK, March 6,—Vera Oruz dates
to the 21st of February, are furnished by
the arrival at this port of the steamer Co.
lumbia from Havana. General Prim on
behalf of the allies had had a conference
with General Doblaclo on the part of Mix•
Ico, at Soladed, twelve leagues from Vera
Cruz, at which the preliminaries were ar.
ranged for the opening of negotiations at
Oriziba.
The French troops will be allowed on
terms of this negotiation to advance to
Tebuacan. The Spaniards to Oriziba and
the English to Cordova.
Sickness and desertions in tho allied
orces continue principally among Span -
ards.
Ad vices from Havana state that Yanoey
in disguise had sailed in the rebel schooner
Wide Awake for Vera Cruz
From Washington.
WASHINGTON CITY, March 6.—The
Senate today confirmed the nominations
of Joseph G. Spears, of Tennessee, and
Major Samuel D Sturgis to be Brigadier
Generals of Volunteers.
Official information has been received
that the Portugese government is devoting
its attention to the cultivation of cotton in
its African possesdions.
The residence of the French Minister in
Georgetown was, this morning, acciden-
tally destroyed by fire, together with much
of the elegant furniture.
Kegs oes Prohibited Emigre
grating into Illinois.
SPRINGRINLD, ILL., Marco 6.—The
Constitutional Convention to-day, discuss
ed an article which prevents negroea and
mulattoes emigrating into this State, and
prohibits them right of suffrage, and re.
quires the General Assembly to pass laws,
and carry out the provisions of the Article
Adopted by sections and Report Commit
tee concurred in, ayes 46, nays 18.
A Line of Sieatners from Cairo
CHICAGO, March . Special dispatch
to the Tribune froni Cairo , aaya that a
regular line of steamers commenced run.
ning a day or two ago from Cairo to 00,
lambus. The present tug boat make her
trip daily, oonveying mail matter. Noth•
important tro* mow.
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Sailing of Dupont's Fisot
I'lsw You, March 6. Port R >yid ad
vices state that Commodore Dupont's flee
had sailed from thence.
Toe destination of the expedition was
unknown.
BOSTON, March s.—Tne steamship NI
agars sailed at noon to day with 20 passen
gars and $50,000 in specie.
Pennsylvania Legislature.
The Senate was called to order at eleven
o'clock by the Speaker.
REPORTS CF COMMITTEES
Mr. PENNEY', (Judiciary) negatively,
the bill to facilitate the dispatch of bust
nese in Courts of Common Pleas ; also,
negatively, the bill for the more conveni
ent and economical settlement of decedent's
estCee; also, negatively, the bill to enable
Mr. William J. Duane to close a certain
trust.
Mr. CLYM..Mit, (same) as committed,
the bill making Williamsport the place for
holding the Suprema Court for the North.
ern District; - also, the supplement to the
mechanic's Hen law; also, as committed,
Eloise bill 146, relative to copartners and
debtors.
Mr. SMITH, of Philadelphia, (same) as
committed, the bill to repeal the sixth sec.
Lion of the act of May 27, 1841, relative to
the licensing of brokers, and regulating
on tracrs f, r the purchase and sale of stock!,
louts, &c.
BILLS INTRODUCED
Mr. SMITH, of Philadelphia, bill re.
lative to the payment on interest on the
state debt.
Mr. KINSEY, a bill relative to actions
of ejectment.
BILLS CONSIDERED, &C
On motion of Mr. REILLY, the join
eaolution providing for the adjournment
of the Legislature from the 21st of March
until the 11th ‘.f June, was considered,
and, after a long diseussion, committed to
the Finsmce Committee.
A message was received from the Guy.
ernor nominating Francis B. Penniman,
of Wayne county, a trustee cf the &ate
L,friatic Hospital, to fill the unexpired
term of A. G. Waterman, deceased.
The nomination was unanimously con.
firmed, as were also the nominations of
James J. Barclay, of Philadelphia, John
L. At.lee, of Lancaster, and Daniel W.
Gross, of Dauphin, made by the U Pvernor
some time since as trustees of the Btate
Hospital.
On motion, adjourned.
. TLe House wet at to a. in. Hon. John
,we, Speaker, in the chair.
The journal of yesterday was read and
approved•
Toe following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That this House hereafter
will hold afternoon sessions on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, of
each week, oOmmeneing at three o'cloA
and ending at six o'clocx of each of said
days, for the purpose of considering
public bills as a majority of the House
may determine, except on Tuesday alter
noon•
Mr. A.RSISTRONCI, from the Commit•
Leo of Ways and Means. reported an act to
provide for the ordinary expenses of the
Unvernmmit, and other gonoral and spktet
nk: appropriations.
PRIVATE CALRNDAR.
'rue fullowing bills pass .1 their Brit
r .ading to day.
A further iiipple.nant to the set ineor
poraLug Oa) Ess; Puons)lvanits Milrond
Corniqtny.
Tag liouso tbeu took a reca3s until 8
cluck this afternooa.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The House resslecubled et three o'clock
P. M.
Mr. SMITH, of Philadelphia, from the
Oommittee on the Militia System, report
ed, with a negative recommendation, an
act to establish a military academy in the
State of Pennsylvania.
Adjourned.
New York Market Report
Saw You, March 6 —Sonsteg—Cotton firm
fmlea 990 bales at 253. 25c; tales 200 bales See
/stand Cotton at 160,3 Flour near); State de
dilate:l6c; riles 11,000 barrels at 116 3605 46 for
State, $6 946 92 (or Ohio and 25 9506 26 (or
Southern. Whsat dull; ealee 23,000 bush at $1 41
al 42% for Red Ohio. Coro iirm; s‘lesi 48,000
bu shel at 615262%e. Beef quiet. Pori( firm at
119 70(.14 57% for prime. Lard firm at 7%gitie.
histy dull at 28028 c.
Cincinnati Market Report
Ouicuresn, March 5 .-.Bornisp.—The-e is no
change In Flour. Toe demand is quite light; Bu•
perfine $4 20®$4 25 Wheat firmed at 88690 c for
Red and 9513198 for Whits. Corn firm at 31c. Oats
28. Rye has advanced to 53054 a.. Barley eteady
at 6 1470 c. There is in active speculative demand
fo- Bay, 1 gilt proceed, and prices are $1 per k.O
higher; large purchases - have been made. Whisky
firm, but closed rather dull under the news from
New York. Provicuons are a shale finner, w•th •
somewhat better speculative demand; there were
axles of the best Mess Pork at $ll 75 on the spot;
also of 1002 bavrels deliverable April Ist at $l2 an
a uound lot, deliverable on the lat of nest Novem.
ter, seller's eption, at $10; tilt re is a good de
mand for Bulk Meats. chiefly should ere; soles of
'i lb; at $3 2508 30 and $8 87 f.'r ' , boulders.
lodge and 33.6@>3% packed, 3% fn sides and $4 25
@4 87 for Rams Lard dull, but held firmly at
7 / 8 7% and 73. f, are the rates offered. There is no
°tango In Groceries. Exchange par to ,Sl, prem.
Gold has advanced to st% prem.
TEETH EXTRACTED WIIIIOOI.
BY THE USE OF AN APPARATUS
whereby no drugs or galvanic battery are
need. Oold weather Ia the time when the appara
tus can be used to its bent advantage. Media-1
gentlemen and their families have their teeth ex
treated by my process, and are ready to testify as c o
the safety and painlesaness of the operation, what
over has been said by persons Interested in sav
sorting the contrary harrag no knowledge of ar y
pm
IrTARTIFIOIALTRFTH inserted in every style
E. OUDRY, Dentist,
1U iimithfiwl4l ntreet.
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DR. swEErs
INFALLIBLE LINIMENT,
Wboleaale end Retail by
R. E. BEL.LERS & CO.,
a oikAlmeod
corner Second and Wood nti
- - -
p ROD UC E. PRODUCE.
250 sacks prime yellow Ear Corn •
100 bushels fresh ground Corn Meal ;
100 do bright Oats ;
180 do Pink Eye Potatoes ;
74 barrels do In stunning order;
40 do prime White Beans;
100 bushels Dried Apples;
800 do do Peaches;
50 b3zes Cho , se;
20 bu hale Shell arks;
50 new Oil Barrels
100 barrels Family Flour;
25 dosen Corn Brooms:
16 barrels 8011/ Kront, in store and for sale
cheep to close consignmente
2ati. A. FILTZER, corner Market and First eta
fs2l
LANTERNS TO BURN CARBON
Oil without chimitioN Di:hendge's best XX
Oral Flint Gas Chinn/tea, Old Cana. tibades &c., at
SCHMERTZ 6t BLEAKLEY'S,
bbl MI Wood s root.
EESE-200 bo:-
C_ Jacis prime Cheei
for polo by [del?' HENRY A. COLLINS.
OP3--8 bales Prime Flops for sale
_a • by (nog) H &MCI FL COT,I,TNE4
-
CHANDELIERS HANGING
NJ LAMPS AND BIDE BRACSICTS; Also; a large
and carefully selected assortment of LAMPS, in
great variety of pattern, for sale cheap for cash at
SCHMERTZ & BLEABLEY'S,
felt, lid Wood street
SUNDRIES-
10 casks Barkley's • Perkin? London Porter;
10 do Murray & Bona Ale;
10 do Youngeeo Ale;
10 do Falkirks Ala, In stole and for sale by
felB WM. BENNETT. 320 Wood street.
TEEN APPLES 30G /murals choice
pow received and for isle
• ' Rama (PLUM.,
Sailed
HARRIEIBURG, March 4
BANATE.
WiSrßusiness on the wharf was dull y, a
tprdey, the imports being,very limited. The weath
ar was w nteriett.
lerThe well known passenger steamer
Commodore Perry, J. M. Andrews commander, ,s
announced for Cincinnati and Louisville on this
day, positively. Cspt. J. H. Lightner w.II be found
in the office.
Mar Copts' rt T. M. /tar t.en'a favorite
packet Linden leaves for Cinoinnati, Cairo and Si
Louis This boat bee the best of accommodations
.n 4 is In ebarge of c'ever olieers.
Mir GO I. M . Mason, la loading the
steamer "Fred Lorenz" for the upper Mississippi,
the will I :lave on TUseday evening, passengers and
stoppers will bear this in mind. Since her last
trip she has undergone thorough and complete
repairs.
For Upper Mississippi, Saint Louis
Keokuk, Burlington, Muscatine, Dav
enport, Kock Island, Galena, Du
buque, M'Gregor's Landing and sit.
Paul.
MARCH 6, t P. Id.
SPLENDID PAS. -,
senger steamer F, L iciENZ,
L M. Mason, commander, leaves sek
akrannounee.l aboye.
For freight or pmetage apply oa board or to
J. IS LI V INGSTON & CO,
mbe and J. FLACK; Agents.
For Wheeling, Parkersburg
Marietta and Gallipolls.
rI~IIE FINE STEAMER
I E MARTIN, D. T. a
Brown:comm
ander. will leave LW
pork EVERY SATURDAY at d p.
, for tae shore and Intermediate pnrte. Relo
lug win wil, leave Earkenwille kVERY TUESDAY at
8 A. in.
For freight or passage apolf on board or to
H S. PIERCE &CO , &Laserllle,
:e4 0: J. B. Ll V INGBTON A 00., Pittsburgh.
Regular Tuesday Packet For
Marietta and Zanesville.
THE fine passenger steamer
F. 81.814 GRAHAM, Captain Moo
rat Ayers, commander, lama Puts
bbargh every Tuesday, at 4 o'clock p. m, and
Lanooytllo every Friday at 8 a. m.
For it 51;rat opaisage apply oa board, or to
J.li.Lmnatroot A Ca., Agents Pittstrreh.
For Cincinnati and Lonisvii.e
TH Id DAY, 10 A. M., POSITIVELY.
THE splendid passenger
steamer COMMODORE PERRY ,
commander, leaves As abote.
Por f nova or pasaagee apply on board or to
mbd J. S. I•IVINGiTJE & W. Anent&
For Olnalinatl, Louisville,
Cairo and St. Louis.
THIS DAY, 4 P. M.
TH E FINE PASSENGER
eteamer LINDEN, T. M. Horton
commander, laaaaa as above.
For freight or passage appty on toarct or to
B. & 00 A • ant,:
For Marietta, Galltpolis, Par
kersburg and Portsmouth.
EVERY TUESDAY, 10
TH E FINE PASSEN
GER steamer,J. B. FORD,
W. H. Kerr, comm ander, leaves
announoed above.
For freight or pasaage apply on board.
JORI , I FLACK, Agen
For Cincinnati, Louisville,
Cairo and tit. Louis,
THURSDAY MARCH :a, 10 A. M.
THE FAVORITE PAS'SEN
GER steamer BAIN r CLOUD,
1. A. Drano, commander, leaves as
above.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
mhe J, FLACK, Agent.
For Marietta, Parkersburg
and Gallipoli..
EVERY TUESDAY, l P. M.
THE STEAMER SCIENCE,
oapt a i. Wm. Reno, leaves for
eWiheeleonitg ,
m M a a l tn e g
w ee P
k ar t kersbur l g ; v b i i r d g
Ib
every WI4INIIIAY ut
y o'cl ock a ,
and
leaves tvallipoilk every FRIDAY at 8 o'clock.'
note D. H. LEWIS, Agent.
For Beaver ate beaville and
Wheell g.
THE PACKET STEAMER, .
J. T. lleCtAff - IS,Thom. Calhoun,
Commander, learem for tae above rts
Monday, Wedneeday and Friday al. 1.2 M. •
Nor treutat or patulige apply oa board or to
deli J. COLLINS t 00, Water street-
For Marietta, Parkersburg
asul Gallipoli..
REGULAR SATURDAY pecarr.
Mil& FINE SIDE WHEEL
steamer UNDLNE,Woodbunt, com
mander, leaves Pittsburgh every Sat
urday at tp. m., returning leaves blallipolis every
Tuesday at 10 a. in.
For freight or passage apply en board or to
WILLIAM HAZLETT
Has opened an cam at
NO. 94 WATER STREerr,
Where he will transact a general Steamboat Agency
business, and would wheat a abare of patronage
from steamboat men. noBo4m
0 , 31,414,. a Slight Cold,
b.' 'f fzul-g-A,,Rodzoaentaa
6RoNeFlim( or cgfai , e ,glut-eat,
'4ooP.which might be checked
with a simple remedy,
if neglected, often terminates seriously.
Few are aware of the importance of
stopping a Xati_g_h_ or /LLJ I i
XaLci in its first stage ; that which
in the beginning would yield to a
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks the lungs.
4, , o2area4goan.chi ed
. ~.giach_ea
were first introduced eleven years ago.
It has been proved that they are the
best article before the publio for
/ caLda,
a ta , A 9 ct_ta_osh, the Sacking
I Cough in A 2 CLIZELLI-17711-61217- 1 and
nurnercrus affections.of the ,~/z~aat,
givitng irnrnediate
Public Speakers N Sinters
will find them, effeatuaZ for clearing
and str,ibgthening the voice.
Sold all Prugyiete acrd gDealers
in jlefeclicine, at P cents per box.
dito943mdaw
WELLING HOUSES FOR RENT.
—One of 8 rooms Ms6o per yw; lon Radon
8 rooms, each $B4 on. on 4th street Rh per
year; two dwellings on Chatham street each $lO5
per year, Nos. 70 and 72 First street, each hall and
6 rooms, with finished attic. $160; two 2 story
houses on Third street, at $l7B each; one at the
corner et Boss and Second streets $176 eacts, one
of 10 room on Boss street for Mt one of 8 rooms
on 8d street tortiOk• one on Ferry sireets22ls one
of .18 rooms on Federal street $27% two on Second
s t ree t a t $BOO each; one on corner. Third slid Roes
streets at mote one en Penn street $4:10.
mhs &CUTHBERT 480 N, 61 Market at
VEATHIL/113--500 pounds prime
9ease,ffiesuu,re received aad for ale
_ « • JAMES A.
JIM owner MUIRSi anti Kist stasals.-
GORINITTRIA Or ARBITRATION
OF BOARD OF TRADE
FUR FEBRUARY A:VD MARCH:
Wm. NoOreery, V. P. J. J. Gillespie,
J. I. Bennett, B. Preston,
amen Part. Jr.
RI IT El FL IST 3EI W'S.
PORT OP PITTSBURGH
ARRIVED.
Franklin, Bennet, Brownsville.
Gallatin, Clark, Brownsville.
Col. Bayard. Peebles Elizabeth
Minerva, G.iriton Wheeling
DEPARTED.
Franklin, Bennet, Brownsville.
Gallatin, Clark, do
CoL Bayard, Peeble,.., Elizabeth
td'aumes. 0.1 nou cy Wheeling
bcience, Reno, Galllpolis
Imo"' The river —last evening at twill ; b t
there were 11 feet fl inches water in the abannel
and (tang. The weather during the day was cold
and whileruth.
kir The Wheeling packet for this day
is the Minerva, Cant, 6ord3n. She leaves at noon
No_ The first dam passenger steamer
thoud, Capt. C. A. Dram Ls fast filling up lot
Cairo and St. Lowe. This boat has the best of ac
oommopations, and is in charge of toe bee; of cf
ficers. Captain T. Shuman has charge of the cfflee
STEAMBOAT AGENC V:
QTATRMENT'sj Tin CONDITION
.OF Tag LiARTFORD FIRM megritt Nur
COMPANY OF 11AliTF021 0, OONN, O i THIS 81st
DAY OF Dkbflifittillt, 186`.'
1. flapitargtoelf,
2. Number of bdiereAof
Stook subacri ire d
for
8. Amount of Assn s
meats or inn tail
alum on Scoo t
paid in Coati 1.0J,000 00
THE PROPEdrY OR ASSETI HELD Y
1. The value, or WI 00
near
31.PAJN
17 cal may be, of the
Real Estate held by
the Company, 15,000 00
2. Amount of L ash on
hand
& Amount of Cash de
posited In Banks ;
specifying In what
Banks the same is
deposited
In liartnrd Bank
4. Account of Cash in
hands of Agents and
in course of trans
memos'
0. Amount of Loans se
cured by Bonds a_ d
Alongagee,coaeutu-
Ling toe fired lien on
the Re ti Estate on
which there is lose
than one years' in
terest due and
os ing
0. Amount 01 Loans on
Which iotereet has
not peen paid with.
In one year
I. Amount due Com
pany on which
Judgmen a nave
been obtained
S. Amount of atocka
owned by the Com
pany, whether o
any otate or of the
United States, or of
any incorpor a t e d
City of the United
States, or of ; any
'char description
aca shares,
the num
berhares, and
the par and market
value of the name
STOCKS AND BONDS, AS POLLOWB, VIZ
No. ej Par
tiharai. Volue
511 Hartford Bap k
Block. Hani'ds6l,loo
40.) Pttaaaix Bank
Stock, dart(',! 40,000
101) Conn. H lye r
Banking Co.' y
Stock, darlf'.l 6 000
150 Hank of Hart
ford County
Stock, HarLed 7,500
2JO charter Oak
Bank Stock ,
Hard3rd 1.10,000
160 tr ar
Idechanl ,, s
Stock, flamed 20 WO
150 Mercaali:e Irk
block, liartlord 16,00)
132 Merchants and
Manufacturers
Bank Stook
Hartford, 1.8,.t/0
316 Nan k
Stock Hartf'd 31,600
2;) etc, Stock
Hartford
200 America n Ex.
Rank 'lock N.
York
3 00 criers and
'rader.' lino k
Stook N. York SO,OJO
300 Batik of Amer.
ca eltock New
York, 30,0J0
200 Manhattan Co.,
meek, N. Y. 10,000
800 Marenantn B'k
Stock, N. Y.
200 yoean Ban k
_ .
Stock N. Y.
200 Union Back
Stook, N Y.
800 Metropolis a o
Bank Stock, N,
100 Black. ton e li?k
Stock, Beaton 10 , 000
100 Bank of Lona
mime Stock,
b o "ton • 10 , 000
110 Granite Brink
Stock Boston 10 . 000
10 Surtola 13 a u k
Stock, /10//on
1(0 Hide k Loma
sr Bank Stock.
B triton
100 Webster Bank
Stock, B .Bton, 10,000
leo National Bank
Stock, Boston /0 1)00
100 atlantic Bank
Stock, Boston 10,000
110 Safety Fund
Bank Stock,
Boston 10 , 000
100 Boylston Bank
100 Re
Stock, Baaton k
/0,000
et e Ban
Stock, Boston 10,000
200 Baok of th o
state or mlB.
.onri St. Lows 20 , 000
200 Mercnants' Bit
Stock, St Louis 20 000
61 Ens' e Bank of •
Wisconsin
Stock, htilirau.
6 TOO
126 Union Bank
12,600
60 M ontr eal Bank 10,000
United &sum Tres.
anry Notes 7,250
United St.tea 13to'k
Con bon 6'3 1881 29,000
110 ronneo tient
var Company
Stock 12,000
120 Connee tient
River Railroad
Clomptry
100 Hartford a n d
New Haven
Railroad Co
&ma
20 Tennessee
State Stock
Cant payable
1892
2 St State Sek 20.000
2) Mic
payabhigan State ie 1880 10,000
8 Steam
85 ad
a 1888 C
20,000
y
Bond; 8 per
cent payabl e
25 Hartford and 86,000
New Haven
Railroad B'nds
8 II cents 25,000
9. A
.mount of Stock
held by the Com.
piny as Collateral
sec
witb urity ta. for am Loana, ount
loaned on each kind
of Eitookots par and
market rains,
Loans on personal se
curity
Interest and rents so-
anted. mostly pay*.
hie January 1,1802
10 Amount of assess.
meats on the Stook
of the Company
called la, dae and
unpaid
11. Amount of premium
Notes due and un
paid.
12, Amount of Interest
on Investments
made by the Carom
pan, due and an.
Paul
THE LIAB/LITIIti or THE OOMPANY
1. Amount of losees due
and unpaid,
2. Amount of the Maims
for loses which are
in Butt or eonfested
by the Company,
8. Amount of losses du
ring
ve thbeen e year, which
ha paid,
4. Amount of losses
during the year,
which have not See answers
been settled, to questions
6, Amount o f losses 21 and eth
during the year,
which are contest
ed,
810,221 02
A. Amount of losses du
ring( the year. re
piled to the Com
play and not acted
upon. and in pro
cess of adlue.ment,
7. Amount of the Divi
dends declared, 614000 00
S. Amount of Dividends
declared due, and
unpaid,
0. Amount of Divides de,
(either cash or
script,Xeciared and
not yet due,
10. Amount o f Money
.borrowed, and the
nature and amount
of security riven,
11. Ate oant of all other
existing claims
against the Om.
pony, contested or
otherwise,
LIAMHiles,
THE FECOMLELOP TR& 0001PLEY.
Amotmiatesah-pro.
mintoszeceived.
2. Amount of Pre ft
Notes taitserbr-the
Emma% -
R AisiountofPreaxtmas
rawano&-
SUNNI IS
$500,000 00
6,030 4
66,383 21 55,791 15
1 71 7.111 (0
WM.
P..TONBA.:Ageikt,
mh1.814,24
87 Bagslees Bulbilng,.WaSsgsgiasaa.
364 430 00
PO HORSE OWNERS.---I)ittlwrxr's
j INFALLIBLE LINIMENT .
rOlt„ ES Is
unrivalled by any. in all eases of Lannemida
from Sprains, Bruise* or W ronotthltattPoteget ja
magical and earthly'. liaryies‘ ar:ltiddle Gdts. i
tierstehes, Mange, he', it will asso:Fpetittft care
Spatial and Ripgbons i nkyeeapv lii:PrirMited and
cured In their incipient smzee,hirt ecatflimed mass
ere bsyoad thepo.sibllity of grudiestastr.:-!No IMO
of the kind. however is so derewsokicir rt howesus bat
may be alleviated y th ia Isnieitinkand its tun
rot application will always remotithetilsynertees,
and enable the horse to trivet With,lMllimtive
Every bon* owner should. hart thigiveustrat
flied, for its thusly tient the fleet sppetrawooOf
Lamen mentio n r proms Moaelormldabl
lee
diseased, to; willed all linnnoi.ire
end which render sty many otheristse_iteoutilr
horses nearly worthless.
.11`.i
B. B. EIELLEREJSCIO.,
Agents' for Pittsburgh
TO Tan PUBLIC.
utIYKCIALLY the t• •
mat and tamely lied
it r ',mamas of all
sommanona. treat secret of• 7.. •
lnd aedenu , LSOftiaM
1.1511P8 Fod , Lseatumer
nuauona wmmon .2ad• % /• c
Deadest to yout.tus °Moth _ - '
tea, end edu.M. tangle ar • • 'Because
tn rtt bllahes the fact of his doing
to, tn.. ; s neranx and falsely ~t ubclork an
4,w: hilly anocke.l• , And . thine . tis•fta Mtn
nary rumor: anAl. for.: eommimuon and
oerruptton : a ning their. wives, :prandeing woe
bunny physiehmehoald be
notions to keep tners in Asontrimee that
t .e some an Dr hl 4, t-slatrsl3P,iegeept pn
le t a lucre Ire practice might be lost to there
msong stupid fusetv.xnedetu and presumptuous
tanalt.,B born and manila Ismomnoe) lIPMI II II
IS ~.zruonv and wh acimpare Society.
genes, sense. ne,to doll vralasdthiniat a
men* °Mt./gotten. it thipliburam however
that numerous. parrots an 'yardman are thankfh
that their sou, danah 2.r. and wards,"preneasly
feeble, suwly a _d of altr_:sete condition and 1114011*
*nee, bare boon reetozeo nealthip ger by Dr.
IlltafilEfflCUP; besides many Xtefo after mar.
riagothroaghlaim bare beenatted eneg,
anxiety, sporlifleaUon, an." ote. advantage
of over thirty yeara experial 0,12=
co neatly be hastareer•et talltha the
of epecial diseases, and who le dinky; oontalted by
the profession, es reeommanftl , by respeeq
able caimans, publiehers, propriellOrs*notaba So
Spermatorhea, or ao cak nocturesterialesionee.-
Tb , a dreatiktl malady can ed
be cured by
the very Landhuncvery, that. has never tailed. In
female dieenees he has had superior =miaow on
aenonnt ot his old ageoevcsity, , ymaj,pilinsigtv,
lanty Ja tannyletely.oared, . AgiVA,,!rily!pl_,J4Ps
pallX l ol3ltrdlaeea, my ePap/Plfeuna
sod from Moland moss eng.lotheriulmtaleate
a skillful physician dye giv4stainest,
has bad mariviamesa: than 411 Air tenefou
that have as yet beetv.thVreil 8 4i e oardit -
Wes will show. They tan be -
found
ge accordi
at ng Ponca
win t the, altktak unerwa—
°Mee an amithaeld4tevege West!
Private communications &mum paithint the Chian
strictly attended to. Direct to
T HE BALTIIIISIIE--.
12,000 00
/6,000 00
deelv , isnras
26,610 00
PIANO FORTE MANUFACTORY,
PITVEIBIIiteH BRA cya„
Corner Yourtla and ifirjkatidanata.
?ormolus mistddi. to pandmimm JlMMalawavnige
opportuniqatmmuingar-goodsaMandmi Piano at
ancommon low-/Woes. gritioaf Pioalitsood
(*mufti nitints...are , apomily-invitidtn examine
the noveladvan thesillsooOrovar thole In
common mum.- n. gumnsdand for= Are
years, and ntarAus-o, hooted= . Da If not
ma rexemen. dir Goollea.10*".110. for
hue.
fete J.J WISE AlUgekaigausk
EW PAYER HANG-MEW,
Lobo° 00
Now. reestattag
307 ht Ait K 41 1 '81714 )1 T,
emending all grades of Pap/afar Milos Palma
altung Zooms, Offloesdiltarsygd, - Oell sad see.
fe22 JOSEPH 8 .-VT(18E8.
se,2:zo oo
- ltl. Pute whit% tun mad PIM Pilitoni s Under
and Owerohnts on hand,,sjikb . aolo ordsr, on
shortest notice, at, .
- R. WILLIAMSONI
A"-,P,A.OTOBY,
NO. 47 NT. CLAIRATREINIT
oal
10"6 771
TERsv, pawn 4r. co.
IitPOSTKFtB AND it IN
CLOTHS, CASSMERES,
Satinests, Vesting, TailonebbW: wir 4e4
No. 255 AUJUDV STatorth aide,
11.831,670 24
JOHN Y. TEM; IMAM 11244 Nava 6usiar.
deLitly
JAIIEB A. Fin Wilt.
16,700,000
FORWARDING AND CONNISSIONNIENCRIDIIT
Nos ras awe os •
'Lour, (*rawly essea, URA e ms,
Dried rrialt amid Prothicalit ri
coax= or mauler !AIM elriUtnale
BMA to—Franala G. bailey, -Bog" -Swum Dii.
worth.ffy, B. OtabberVk Boik;:ilatatiat-=gb, Boyd at
Ott, Hanker k Swakringetr& Bnidws. AL
M. Bank, List Rowell. an Arlitx,r-Georite
ktnioraon, Donlon Paxtott4 ttiVibedike.
ruseaptf-ta
DOWN & TETIABIIf,
188 Wood Street
MAKE TOOLS FOR BORING on,
WELLS at the ahorteoh-paloggii sneak
g Menlo the boatmen ofmilammurintoolii
ever Iblee the nem* that teVitesettins paseehre
persons Aboutlo eatileier hi take caknommt,4***- -
WM be to their interest fa gy‘ausiivelt aat maks
an exernizuitlon of our nme now (Wien& maw •
itY - B;IVRISKRY
100 -BiRRBI4I--
•
from three to.savaticw,
1611 barrels &WM, .
40 do Raw
__—' 'de
A fine sasottmerd of Iniportett.-RmasttlMAtle-
WWI Cherry and -issilitaatty.lbimadiatd.
rffiri pi=ort, Madeira aid'
brands, always onjamd - artM libiMmada Wad
`"
Beta
Wholotoli stiftsotauvrotienro
iR attß koribeirt consseat
Obi* End thir Dmatiodatrismasy. dd
48,627 64
rmuiow, 014- AN U GIitEAWS-fr.
Za• -
ID bbliretessec
lie,iitoresaatoisale
lOM
Peal
avaiLog
ME=
4 _Amount
iro a:thb
ef talittL eitil :
._... *.
.....4,,......„,,,,i *
,4±is ~..i.
meats of thellotts •-- ' ,
6. Amount of boom* itenla
.• . , ,
of the Company
from any other
60131 . 600,
Ineotrie,
...........,.*- '228219 61
THE EXPENDITURE" ti! nmEwszABIT.
L Amount ofiosseepaid • -
ng the year, 0e.2 22 01
2. Amount o t 'cams ,
paid during the; -,- g
• year, whicutaiterned -
• prior to the year , VAIN* ,•- ,',' Le
4: AmountatwOlehlihe
laseeeweseeetiond. ---- ' ~. al ,, -.
ed in former -Mate- - - '', ' L
•q , ' 4, Sr. , a'''
ment, which , 'were - -.',.5: , . 45; , ... , 4 , ..
paid daring the • ii
• year, ' 71,936 61-2
4. Amount paid and ' - , -.--
owing for reinam ,
ranee premiums
6. Amount of return
premiunie r wheth
er paid or unpaid,
6. Amount ofDiticien ,
paid during the
..
I
year,
, .
7. Amount of Expenses
paid during the 1,.1
year, including Sal- ,
..
arise. Commissions , • -,;•.,
and Fees paid to the
Agents and °gleam r ' '' • ' f''' '
f - ' ' ' l- 'eusee 01l
of the Company,
3. Amount of Tazeapaid . ~:- * i
by the commie, 7,621 62
. Amount of all other - ' ' •
Expenses and Rt. .; - . - 1,
penditurea of the
Company, - 82,961 WI
Expenditures; 1676,1fil 2111 T. 7.,
L Amount of Prommie..
Rory Rotes orient&
ly forming the cap.
hal of theVompsay,
2. Amonatotsaid Notes
held by the porripk
ny se part` or OtS
wools o f. the capital
thereof.
S. The Act oancorpora-
Uon is the came se
died In January,
1861.
•dawreow
DOX ,_
otees.
144abgricit-gee
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