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TEE DAILY GAZETTE,
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PEIMERLAN, NEED & CO.,
WEIEM
orrice war.rrs. utrlLDixo,
xis. Si sad $
I MITT I STAMM
Lag Lqata rita !(,, festal hultail.
'AirIPIAL Mia n ytimarsas dID
itleldr. ORE ersa 2BST 741E114
owurviou.z. H. Mr State,
7=411 as rex naux
tang
Dellinptriiser is °.
KALI Embecr - Pa 7 • • ..... Woo
Addresa. GAZETTE..
rrrrsimionerz.rx.a..
gitfalittO Gagiff
- A: DAM:AG - 111G BILL.
There was liittodeuxd into the State
Leithlataret leg :week a I,llll;T:ridding
or this appointment of an Inspector or
Philadelphia. whAti duty it shall be to
make a test inspection of_ all - petroleum,
heroism; or birmax oils, offered or kept
for sale In that city, and further prerrid
ing tkat sfee -of tea wig per barrel be
adleeted . foredektnsPectloo. The is a
direct blew at one of the most important
Interests of OUT State, and ShOlild it piss
ttbal the petroleum trade of
ifilinsbargli . will be injured materially,
aline rallaelphis will anifenniumam
?abb. The refiners throughout the
Stabs will be torobd to Phltuielphis
°I-
unkerNew Torrthertitit for atter.
~ or their Padua" preparatory to ex.
';'"trttireitimemintextre , •tax et
. tetieents per tauxel wouidcut
into - *sir and being =able to
merdate the ;prices -In Eutorii, no COnn.
pennant return could US expected.
• Derleut the past year the exports from
kidlafielphia 'zonated in the aggregate
..
- ent Mithon." - two . .ttundted thousand
;lauds.' ::On: each • barrel a tax of See
eizitwas paid for ganging lad Inspee
-tbatt; twilight g for the Ixfdpectors the sum
tifi,oo l ?.* Its notreleased in this
- mew bi11'*44,1 , 0 with that tax, but to
---add en adilitlcinil ten dents on each bar
rel for teat inspeetlea, making fift een
cents duty on every package of refined .
petroletia( ,oine'lgted." - to
When the heavy Government taxes on .
petroleum and : Its produute are taken
into consideration; the eon to impose
' aflll greater burdens on refiners seems
sot only improper, but unjust. We do
not believe that Abe bill has • been "put
" up" ta make immente revenue for rings
or Andividuids a . that it wan offered
ignorance. of the great damage which
moaldnmalt to the geneial busineas of
the guns is the most charitable concla
Elsewhere.we publish thiblil In full;
'Amid tonhow that it is not needed on mu
.
- • statute books , we herewith repreduce a
section of
. `the National law, which pro.
Sib:6lBlot Me 'very object in Tien*: •
- Vats= shill mix tor nth Inmate and
Inttennating otta, r or Jtall lamelnitlY sell
• • mel tU a Lroilgr i 7 ctlerti m m ade
Imm ' arolosua-for ItorlXnes.
,:thgaramahle at lesatemperature or fire test
" •• %ben one hundred sad ten degrees Ythres-
:--liontandany pe ao doing W 1 be bald
•10 be gents-off stot rson edemeanor, W and on eau
- Irsettbe thereof try tedketeent or mesenth•
smile any eouther the ratted. States hay
' leg eamannejortedletten, shall be
ished by p a Sloe of useless than one bemirpun
ed
dolls" not-mare than nee hrusdred dollars,
.-41110,111,110510103001 1 1 1 0 126 T o turn atnotacas
than six months nor more than three
dishiatmat paints practice deception
selling oil below the established man•
dard test, It is clearly the - duty of the
United States Government to enforce
the penalty: - II is not just that
I the mass of honest refiners should be
extbjected toeuch heavy taxation as eon,
• leaimbstedm this blll, in order to ensure
Protection to the public. against a few
diatom:a dealers, who should be dealt
. mitleseisording. to the national
.I.sw`el
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ready. made • and provided. We hope
.abat all tkemaembere will discover the
~ • •••• • •:.intpissitlon contemplated by the propos
ed hes, aid ' iate with
wisdom and
neltVMia CO — ea up ac tion.
IT T,
ME
thaPrognemr, avr
•Itsigtf-lutuncett so rapidly aa to compel
publishers of • newspapers to materially
adtritrice . • tbeir terms of sabscripilom
. This course was rendered absolutely no
.- .iismairto sari proprietors from bank
rupting themselves. This tact, was re
. 'be,gidzsd by the reading community, and
'l6i:boil any trouble the advanced rates
were collected. TORIIIIII the close of
.the inir prices for paper declined, aid
the fiazarrst was the first to share that
advantage with its readers, reducing to
rates ttithreicents per copy or fifteen
:teats per week. This left a very email
• margin Or *lit, although it was the
Joel and proper course to adept 'temente
the subscriber'. Our -contemporarici
have been slow to follow the e:ample;
holding with tenacity :to the extrava
.. gulp:ices . established . during the wax
_.. when : everything We's inflated. The
- further der-leaden in the raw paper mar
. kat, howerer, is awakening the public to
sense of the imposition practiced upon
there by those publisherewho adhere to
war rates and realize Immense strait
ficuneircalstien alone: 13everal of the
Itigh priced city journals have resolved
• tee - reduce their rates proportintially to
'the price of patter, time following in the
• citunie pursued by the Gazwrrs some
two years ago.. - The people will not PS]
..,ticentyrdve or twenty_ cents for an arti
cle be it. s newspaper_ or anything else,
when they discover that folly as good,
if sot a suPerier one Can be: pnichtteed
- at a much less price. The Post has re
disced its price from twenty cents to
fifteen cents per weee, and the Chromate
gives notice that it will follow with the
same in the course' of a few
dap.
TRY PINIIX3 are about to institute a
revival in this country, and give oat that
meetings are to be hell - in the principal
cities, to effect thorough re-organization.
We hope none of oar Irish fellow-citt ,
sent will again coffer themselves to be
'deluded into the belief that Ireland is to
be redeemed through the instrumentality
of the so•celled leaders of the 'Fenian
Brotherhood. Money hitherto contrib
uted to the matt out of pure patriotism,
by those who could !pi afford to lose
their hard earnings, has been squandered
In an outrageous manner by the leading
spirits of that organization. If the Irish
detain to advance their friends' interests
and pirwperity in their native country,
they will not either sympathize with, or
"comtribute a dollar to the coffers of the
wild enthusiasts who have so often in
America made Erin free and 'lndepend
cut on paper.
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CAPITAL TUNIIIIILIIIIT IS rapidly losing
favor in this country, and from the tide
of . public opinion setting in against the
death penalty we shonld not be surprit.
ed that in the course of a few years no
State will be found clinging to the ides
of life for life, or life for nny high crime.
In the .Idissortii Legislature bill is
about to be introduced abolishing capital
punishmentand substituting life impria
onment. We see no good reason why
Penitsylyania should not also make a
MC)TO in that direction.
TIMM is Much in the announcement
tint an agent of the Rock Leland Rail
road took to England llve million dol
lars to porchase rails for the extension of
the road to Manua. We are unwed
that the Company will rare a large SUM
by importing the rails. „;This in itself is
a striking commentary on tho present
tariff, which fails to afford adequato pro.
toction to home Industries.
31n..4 G. Cunnzt haw not pa deci
ded to aecl*is the nomination to the
Vice' Presidency by the. Soldier's State
Convention. - litany of hin fdands are
laid at nor"' endeavoring to smuro for
him a like• recommendation 'from the
Republican State Contention.
.Ideettoscounti hie elected a delegate
to the State.Conyeatton Phltedelpha,
and idttinetedlor Gent, and Grow.
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MIDNIGHT.
Another ,-ill Turkey.
The Cretans Suceesista
Spin to Porm a Papal lAgion.
he French Fiess BilL
,' Fenian. and Ike Priests
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Ativices from South America.
• • Rsvolntlon
Cholern Borages in Wong.
A Tarlac Sion® AC-EflOand
Jai erican tiquadAistat Jraples.
By Taleirsph t. tta flttabargit 41se stte.
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ANOTIIER BATTLE IMPORTED-THE CEZ-
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Lot nfot, Fib. 1.-Tate diapatelles have
beeffleceived hare from Athens , giving
nAccount of another battle between the
Task's And Cretans, in vitt& the latter
heresuccessful. The Spakloteanlloun
taineera were the attacking party. The
Turks stood their ground and the battle
lasted all day: The I . `niks acknowledge
the lass of two hundred and fifty killed.
Cretanloaa - not stated. . . -
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Pams, Feb. L—The debate to the Corps
Legislea on too neworoJect of a leis for
the government of the preak 'nos con
tinued to-day. M. Fevre, In a speech
generally is opposition to the detail of
the bill, expressed approval of a few of
its. clauses. M. • Cariquie also spoke
against the bill, denouncing. on all tie
.parts as leading to license,
The debate on the proposed bill for
the government of the plots was closed
late last evening. So Tote Was reached.
The success of the bill was regarded ex
tremely problematical. . .
FebnAry r-+lt le reported the
Goyernment Ls likely to withdraw the
new bill for the regnlanon of the prem.,
n consequence of the opposition to the
measure shown by the Liberal party.
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Lonnori, Feb. I—Erenitig.--The Azad
steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived
with toter news from South Ainerieft.
The adviors are important. The !nimbi
tants of Rt:sarie, a town of considerable
size on the Parana river, in the Argentine
Republic, have rebelled against the mi
therity of President Mitre, and declared
for Gen. Urgnixs t formerly Chief Execu
tive or Dietetor of the.Confederution
tun cnotmrx AAVAGTA.
P. S.- -In revising the above' find that
I have unaccountably omitted the name
of Mr. Stutaman from the list of those
originally favorable :o alt, Connelsville
bill. , This gives us nine western Sena
tors to beea with and Mc eastern *nos ;
to which add Stinson, Urown. of• North.
ampton. and Connoll, and we had the
necessary seventeen to pasatthe
witheut Mr. Worthington, whoa* vote
Tho cholera, which has made sad ray- world almost certainly have been on our
- aide.
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ages in Buenos Ayres, has subsided to a
great degree. The diseme, however, still
prevails, to an alarming extent in the
-
had been no fighting slum the departure
ape last malL • President Lopez, of
Parsipmy remained at Humita, and his
fortimi were well supplied with provis
ions and munitions of war.
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LONDON, Feb. I.—Erewing.—.l.4tters
from Fallarney say the clergy of that
town Who refused to say Masao for the
souls of Allan, Laskin and Gould, who
were executed at Manchester, have
ceased to semis' any mopey for their
sup ort or that of the chtucit.
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lavariroot., February I.—Tho cabmen,
of this city ere on a shrike, causing much
inconvenience to the inhabitants.
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LON/aON, ' February L—A. teirille gale
prevails throughout England. to-night;
and disaster both to lir. and property on
sea and land Ls apprehended. The tele
graph lines to Liverpool are down.
OBJECT OF raitaaarr AT SAPLEZ.
PARIS, February =— The Courier
Francais of last evening says the
presence of AdmiraiYarragut at If &OM
to designed as a counterpois to - the
French forces in Rome, and to sustain
the Liberals of Italy, with wham Farr--
got holds intimate . relations. The
flaut - tcv says the tub:egret has mut
to Caprera a promise of his, support and
only awaits the reply of Garibaldi.
ROYAL BLTII.OTZIAL.
Pconmscs, February 2.—The , an
nouncement was mad* in both Hennes
of Parliament yesterday that Crown
Prisms Humbert bad been formally
trothed to Princess Marguerite, of Genoa.
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iFFECTOAL TATOLLT OF BLOYA.ACK.
Baamts, Feb. Introduced by
the Government granting large indemni-
Pei 'to the King of Hanover and the
Duke of Nassau have bean passed fn the
Diet. Much opposition was ebown to
granting these appropriations, and at one
time their passage seemed doubtful, but
toward the close of the debate Count Bis
marck declared if not adopted he would
be compelled to dissolve Parliament.
This threat was effectual.
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EGYPTIAN ArMILIANISA ascaxtmd.
Losnoar, February 2—ln accordance
with a request from Lord Stanley, the
Pasha of Egypt Liss recalled his auxilia
ry troops of Egyptians ..at to Jobs the .
British expedition Id Abyedinle.
•FORMATION OP A PAPAL LEGION.
MADRID, Feb. L—ln accordance with
the expresood determination of the Gov
ernment to uphold the temporal power
ef the holy Father,atepskavo been taken
for the fOrtilAt.(o/3 of a corps to be known
as the Papal Legion.
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FAMINE IN MOROCCO.
Cargz, February 2—Report+, received
from Monnw date that a carers famine
prevalle In Tangiers and Tecuan. •
♦6snZe err.
QuErzirroira. Feb. 2.—The steame
I'f:rela, from New York, Aril ved 1m
Ttio ateataahip Hibernian, from Ne
York, reached thin port today.
COJIMITIII Ink
Lannon, February 1.--Consela closed
at 'J31€4,931. American securities closkt
quiet; 5-014 724(7021; Erie 411; Illinois
Central 864; Atlantic 25.
Uvrnroca., February
Cotton dosed easier, though the prices
were quotably unchanged. Breeden:ars
wars dull and nearly all articles materi
ally declined. Cern 43s Id. What 143 3d
for No: 2 hillwaukee red. Flour 37s for
western State. Pkortsioas dull. Lard
firmer and advanced to 535. Pork
Leavy at 74a. Bacon declined Id and
quoted at Ms. Produce dull but steady.
T 4ll -ow declined '24 and quoted at 435.
Other articles unchanged. - .
AzorWznr, ',February unchanged. _ . ... -
Petroleum closed dull at 43 franca ..
Fisaaincrovis, Felsruary 2.‘-11:. S. bonds
nexus, Fe= .2.—Yeetinday beln •
wain day, es off, eleeing
Berlin at 5 amines •
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HARRISBURG.
7i• CSonsellavillw sad rroo Railroad
Dillo—Prossortslon to Errol a Roma
to to., allegeny Silver aS Freeport.
Nadal Carr.maat:naca nusaarga ta. sane 7
Ilananqui all, January 31, 1888.
Now that the Calnoellaville bill ban
become a law, unanitneusly mainly in
consequence of the Supreme Court do.
cislon, it becomes a matter of curiosity
to in ,ulr3 what the result. would have
been had there been no decision of the I
Court insl.le case.
. In the Rouse the friends of the Cou
nelleville bill counted lifts-seven 'vet.
for 'it- This, in the eagerness begotten
of tf lively hope, might have included
several rather doubtful votes, and I am
inclined to think it did; nevertheless,
Lad thevole been takes nt the close of
last week It Is morally certain the bill
Would have passed that body with at
least lilly-one votes in Its favor.
In the Senate the result would not
have Mau quite so care• let I think. the
bill would have passed there too, bill
with no certainty of anything over sev
enteen votes out Of thirty-three.
A Seuater In the Pennsylvania Rail
road interest romanced to me two years
. -
niece—'you will have the Senate with
you to a row years. Your streugth here
Is constantly gnawing. It is -only a
question of time. There ars eleven Tates
here against the road now; nett year
you will have thirteen; and Ina year or
two afterwards you will have pemennion
of the Sonata."
This prophecy has been fulfillod, and
and it Was mainly owing no n conscious
mess o[ thin wavering strength. that the
oillingnesa of the Pennsylvania Read to
let tho Connelsville sni-Freo Railroad
bills go through ly defaelt Ie dap. In
PAO, when this conversation took place,
oar vote ill tho Senate won eleven —past
one-third; in 1857 it had grown to 13; 'ln
IRIS it had, at the opening of the session,
grown to Id, certain, mad _ one aoubtful.
but strongly inclined to make up the
number to 17—a majority of the body.
The eight Waetarn Seneters, Mesas.
Lowry, Brown. of Mercer, Brown, of
Liwrence, Taylor, Searight, White, Gra
ham and Errata were all for the Con
nellsvillo NIL Of the F.astern Senators,
live, via: Mr. Cowles, Mr. Coleman, Mr.
Billingfolt, Mr. 11 - Allah: and Mr. Davis
were also Its tirm friends •, and Mr. Con
nell, of Philadelphia. Mi . : Brown, of
Nortnamptea, and Ur. Stinson, of Mont
gomery, declared early Is the seeelen
their determination to vote for IL This
' made sixteen; and although Mr. Wor
thington, of Chester, felt a strong pres
sure to standby Philadelphia, on account
of Isle locality, his keen sew,* or just ce
and fair play, overriding all such end
siderations. would, I feel sure, have in
duced him to vote with our friends. Mr.
Landon, too, felt a strong inclination in
the same direction; and altogether the
prospect of much longer maintaining its
ascendancy in the Senate was not a par
ticularly bright one for the Pennsylva
nia monopoly.
A bill Is new reedy for presentation in
the Senate, by Mr. Beek, of Lycoming,
to erect a boom in anti Allegheny
near Freeport. This to an effort to trans
plant the practice of the dusquehasna to
the Allegheny. Lgive' yvnr people no
tice or this in oration, that they may act
atcordingly. 3 caciact believe that any
ne interested in the free navigation •
that river will tolerate' this idea far a
moment, or that the Teeple will permit
such a plan to be consummated. Fore
warned Is forearmed. „
The Free Railroad bill has been up in
the Rouse all day and progresses slowly.
It will go through next week-.
ALIAUEIENT.
SOUTH AMERICA.
The lievelatlnn t o lrosin-4.lMisrenren
of ,Prealdeint Prado, inantnitnr
[By Tele irrapti to the Int thumb Onsutt)
Now Yong, February I.—A Lima let
' ter of January 14th, say - a,that the troops
sent by Prado to attack the revolutionary
forces under Colonel Segera were defeat
ed, and their commander. Colonel Cor
,
rejo, leverelv wounded. On receiving
news of this reveres, tho Dictator, with
out consultation with any of his officer.,
determined on his final attack. On the
fl.3d the water was cut off from the city, '
and on the tJtith the bombardment cor
ruestoed. This was carried on fur thir ty:
six bourn. More than 2,000 bolls an
shells Were thrown latd At - app. Seven
companies oflnfantry attacked the bor
. racks • which the ineurreetioniste had
formed in the etreetii, took possession of
, Ave and occupied one of the enemy'. tar
racks, possession& which, alter. a well
contested combat, they were forced to
abandon, as they were not supported by
the reserve. General Bunn:slant. hav-
In; Informed Prado the whole army war
in revolt and enUnOrotili for his life, the
latter, though the story was false,
immediately sought safety In flight,
leaving on the field of battle . hie
'army, all his wounded, his money, aims,
munitions, everything. Their chic!
gone, the troops became demoralized,
and many large bodies passed over to the
enemy. About fifteen hundred men fine
ssed is reaching
__quelitas. Meantime
, Mt" u arrive, at Itudlv, Immediately
embarked on the me - vette Union and ar
rived at Call. January 4th; erlfbnce he
proceeded to Lima- The intiqmatien
against him was grent.'nt both places.'
Fitness and groans were beard in every
direction. On- the night of the Bth the
troops in Cantle Callus were turned over
to the Canaco Government without blood- '
abed, and advices of the movement
having ranched this city, it was
seconded by the Cense" aided by some
troops. After a combat -of lye hours,
restating in one hundred and twenty
and wounded, Prado, maim; he
was, deserted by his troops, offered
to resign the Pieslidency and retire from
the countess. Field Marshal •La Feunte
was named` President of the Council of
,Ministers and took supreme commend
until the will of the second Vice
President, General Canvas, is known. A
,n sg " l . ra n d at o t (.11ri're°furg'esrnedttevertoo the
the United States Minister, from whence
he passed on board of the , United States
steamer Sitirk, which railed on the 10th
for Chile, where he enjoy. the rank and
pay of a General. On the I.th a squad
ron sailed for leafy to bring General
anreo to the Capital. Preparations
were making fora general election. •
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FORTIETH CONGRESS
InfTelenearb tO Me Pittsburgh tinsels..
Wssubluron, Fob: I, IcGS.
HOUSE OF REFRERESTATIVE. S .
The SPEA.I3.IIR presented a coMmu
nitation from the Secretary of the Inte
rior with a report of the Commissioners
of Land Obits, relative to the sale of the
Sioux Indian reservation in klummota.
Referred to Committee on Indian Af
fairs;
Alan, a communiottieu from the same,
relative to a claim ofthethisocuth tuition
of Indians against the United States
Government arising Opt of treaty stip
nlathetut Referred to same Committee.
The House resumed the consideration
of the election case of the second district
of Kentucky, • which busily west over
until Monday.
The 'SPEAKER presented a comma-
Mention from the Secretary of War, with
reports of Engineers no to the improve,
meat of tee Missouri river.
' Adjourned. •
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Excitement in lite Legitiatain.
Site nmasto nal qa ..... Oea
[By Tale ersph tu trio Pittsburgh timette.l
item( Yonn, 'February 2.—The Trib
unee special from Annapolis, Maryland.
to-day, nays the Legislature wan enrich
excited yesterday over a rem:fluting:l. In
structing Gov. Swann Wilma, a cemmin
elan to the Senator elect, Mr. Hamilton.
It was announced by one of the Gov
ornor's friends that he decimal, to issue
the mommismotr, claiming that Hamilton
was elected in violation of the Eastern
shore law concerning Senators. The
entdect was postponed until Wedneedny
rex .
"Nal of a aeries of Nowlin's to be
ROO Tetronanona S "be Lotted elates .
fly Toolumen to the Mucerge o"sette. l
BCPVA.I.O, February l.—Cenral John
O'Nell, Prmident of the Fenian Brother
hood, inaugurated here to-night the Gist
of a tortes of tueetinp to beheld through
out the country. Overdo tilt:M-16nd per
sons were in St. James Ball and hun
dreds outside. Fenton military paraded
.the street& General 0 Neil was reoeivc°l
with great enthusiasm. tipesches were
mind. by C o lonel Wallah, of California,
General O'Neil and others. Speakers
left. for Cleveland to-alght. °
ECM EMIR
THREE O'CLOCK A. M.
FROM WASHINGTON,
Bills Approved by the President,
The Paolib West India 'slaves
National Financial Matters
Revenue Frauds lu Ewa Carolita.
Outrages on Government Officials.
Too.grapt to ttkd rttuoorto tisodt..l
R'urtclaatt, t, Febttukry 1, 166,1.--
BILLS APPROViD. -
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The rreeideut hey approved the bill
providing for 'distribution among the
people of the South of accuinulanvi veg
etables and Previerved meats which are
not required for the nee of the army.
Thii Pretddimt ham also approved the
bill providieg that ceetrucea for statlea
ery for the . Ezeoutire Depahtment" shall
net be made fai more than r r nu year at a
time.: . .
The folfosing dispatch n . xs received
at the State Department at Intif-past three
tislock yesterday alterabon:
Copenhog`ib, January 31. 1 --.Winioet
Seward, Secretory of .9ole. irashiayton.—
The treaty in regard to the aalo of the
Danish Rut India Islands'. has horn
sent to Washington. It was ratified by
the Rigedad and signed by the King.
Fractional curren7 Issued.. for the
week from the .Treararrw, $5110,000; for
warded sso2,l6el,!lacluding ;WOO' t,
the' depealtory at - Cincinnati. National
Bank currency homed, $66.010; amount
in circulation;sSN'. l .,s4'l,o:l4. Fractional
currency destroyed during the week,
Recelpui internal revenue for
the week. $14,91e,847; Baca! year to date,
$114,754,313.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
There Ls a report that the Pre:Went ha.
determined (though Secretary Sewo . n.l
DAs net rsequireiccili.upon an imperative
demand ors Great Britain for tho settle.
inent of the Alabama claims. . •
RISTENUU FRAUDS IN SOUTLI CAD.OI.IN•
=A COLLECTOR WOUNDED.
Information has been received nt the
Internal Reveione office of frauds on the
revenue and outrages on (ioTdrlSlDellt
officials' in the third district of South
-Caroline. It seems that account. from
Mr. Bingham, formerly in the Postornce
et Abboyville, S. C., of heavy distillery
&mullein the Abbeys ille district, and Dart
and Elbert counties, Induced the Bare.
to dispatch an agent thither, and otter
some investigation Mr. Bingham efno ap
pointed Deputy Collector. The result of
the operations of the Government nth
gels 'ESA the seizure of over eighty MR
distilleries In three counties and tbe
arrestof severaldiatillers. Suheeguent
ty the Deputy Collector wee Ma , bye
part3j, who It is ascertained. had _been
oired by those engaged itt'uvilawfol dis
tilling; and shot tut - angle the Shoulder.
The Commiesloner of Internal Revenue
ties directed a reward to be paid for the
arrest of•the party vrhe committed the
outrage.
• ,
In a previous dispatch relative to the
eornparatiVi decrease of revenue
cer
tain districts where changes of ofnelale
have been made by directien of the
President, and other drstrletn, where
changes have been made on reodii maw
dation, the removals suai appoir =ante
in the latter was erroneously attributed
co the ceineiriodencr of Internal Reve
nus,wlnaharlacithlitg, to do with them,
ray Toevspb td tb, Pl , dearse eimette..l
• VlStainla.
Ilicanown, February 1.-l uthe Con
rth=
ea to-day the Committee on Inter
nal Improvements reported a clause di
recting the Legislature to provide for th
exchange of the State's interest in inter
nal improvements for the bonds of th
State.,
The Committee en Banks reported i
favor of prohibiting the Legislature fro,"
Granting charters to corporations Iris
discount paper at unlawful rates of iu
threat; alsoprohibiting pemons who d
so from holding State emcee.
. nut:stiletto Inc i clause in the Finane
report was adopted, taxing male cure.
one dollar for the benefit of schools, on ,
fifty cents for geneixl purpescs.
ATLANTA, February I.—The COSITVII
tion adopted the following to-day:
!Chaired, That theCongross of tbo Uni
ted States be respectfutly petitioned to
appropriate thirty millions of United
States currency, to be Maned under
proper regulations, to aid in developing
the •gricultural interest of needy Soot),
ern planters.
• Bootred, That espies of the foregoing
resolution be transmitted to the Prase
dent of the Senate and Speaker of the
Hence of Reprosentatiires of the United
States, with a request that it be laid be
fore those bodies, sad dust Cuptvi be also
Manumitted to the 'Presidents of he
Constitutiemal Conventions in tketiouth.
ern States, and theit'vre inviteethC.-op
eration of each Conventions on this np
pile/Idol:I to Congress..
RALEIOIL Feb. I.—Tho COIIV.IIOI
was engaged almost the entire sostiot
to-day in discussing the reflectance pro
posed to be attached to an art , clo ,n tb
new Oonstitation. No conclusion w.
resehed on the Judiciary question, tb
iMmlnaut party not haying united upti.
any plan. •
Ciranr,rxrea, January l.—Gen.Canby
In compliance with the request of to
S.uth Carolina Ilocciatructlen Coaven
lion, has issued 'an order etaying to
three montha •zecutious on real urn
personal property.
FLORIDA.
TALLAZASEM, jeluery 31,-1n th.
Convention a resolution was olferiiii tlia
no delegate new in the eclat - ration th
eligible to the office of Govan.ler, Lieu
tenant- Governor, Secretary I of Stabs
Auditor, Troeaoror or Registet' of Pubik
Land for the space of tea yearn fron
. .
date. Ti.. resolution went over.'
A remintion . was also offered stilling.
Congress to repeal the cotton CIAZ. 'Laid
over under the rules.
The balance of the" sessionilTii. Con
sul:TM to debate on the recommittal of
the report of the Committee F on Privi
leges and Elections, pending Iwleick the
'Convention adjourned. But :little order
and Do harmony prevails In the proceed- ,
10615-0( the Convention. •
TALLMIAMSE, Feb. I.—ln the Convon
' tion to-day thecmeation pending at ad-
Journment yesterday was taken np and
disposed of, reaulting in a denial of
mat to Hr. Butler,. delegate trom tine
First ,Diatrict. Motions to reconsider
and poetpone the whole matter till tine
let of March were made. The motion to
reconsider was ordered to lay 'on the
table. The excitement, on the querlon
of eligibility continues. None of the
work for which the Convention assent•
bled has yet been done. The Convent .
lion before noon nntil the ith
MARYLAND
Jeri:soar, Feb. I.—ln the Convention
today the Committee on •Judiciery re
ported, with • reoommoodotion that it
be incorporated in the Convention se
Article 4, that the Judges be appointed
by the Governor with the consent of the
Senate, to hold office nine years. that the
Kate be divided into ` three ju d icial dis
tricts, and court be held at least once
a year in each district. it oleo
provides for a Circuit. Court in each
county at least four times a year, the
Jndgen thereof to be appointed by tic,
G0V1117104 wear Use censent of the See
' ate, end hold office for six years. It also
providm for • Chancery Court, with Jo
risdiction stuffier to that now exerclned.
Also police boards, magistrates, sta.
whose Jurisdiction Is limited to the trial
of cases whore the amount inrolval
Is within fifty dollars
'rho Committee en Eseautlve Depart
ment submitted a report providing for
election of a Governor,
to bold office
for four years. aid not to be eligible for
W
nail e nd ll
twenty y ears
haat
thirty years of age. twenty yearo
cfllzen of the Vatted States and two
years of Atioffissippl, and she shell hive
a salary of Live thonsend dollars.
Also, a Lieutenant Clevernor, who
shall pawns tho MUM miallflea
lions Also, a; Secretary of Sato,
Treasurer and Autitor, E.) be at least ten
FENIANIBM,
rears citizens of the State and holdoftice • tITI . •HD 811BEBBilt.
tour years with a eatery of =AO. '
minority of the Committee reported that
'the Governor b- ties year.' a citizen 'ofl)lBfsTROU.l CO A GHAT lON,
• idinsissipta, and his notary. riot over • •
1,000, nod that the salary Cl the Secrets-
VV tt too et St. :X*1,0.4 aeiidseay
ry of State, Treasurer sod Auditor b oe g o .„, t , o _L ooo Estimated at
:x,OlO. Both reports were ordered to be 112110,000. • . ;
printed. Saturday afternoon a lire , terribly do
.
A resolution woo adopted approing'-aG-o live
the eppoimment of a committee of b.f. n its ''''"" s t n " neett: mteurntti
team to tabs into anudileiration the pro- at St. Xlavior'S Academy, near TAfrole,
orl , ity riiintivi lig the State Capitol to of which we have obtained the following
.otuc place near the geographical centre : particulairen The. Ur& ftriddiscov
i
creed about balf-paat three o'cleick In the
anerneen iu the router attic above the
- domitorioe, ono of the Slaters, whose
int. attracted • thithee by
the sound of something hesiyi falling.
The fire buret through the roof of the
main building over which it spread with
fearful rapidity, and wax cominunicated
tile.li Chapel, mad in a abirt i timMihe
entire blinding was In ruins. At the
time the tire was dismayed there were
but three men, the Gardner, Janitor
and Orcrom, about the premises, but IL
Unlimber of the neighbors soon Caine to
the scene orconftegratlon, and did all In
their power to awls; the Sisters. Noth
ing coati bedsne ' however, to ears
ate..builitojr and their- whole _efforts
Wero tttated , toward the coalman.
thealatent,, after taking all, necessary
taro the popils=numbartng abet
sue hundred—performed ..i.remeleri in
olla(ng.Pinalcsa Maratmentai valuable
IforaltUre, the marble altar of, the chapel
and ornaments. Through the efforts of
thaSiator in charge of the trunks of the
the scholars, although an invalid, they
Were rontotod from the bunting build
' log safety. The Staten. lost their own
wardrobe In their eager Metro to care
for and protect the young ladies from all
posalblo 'Mary or loss.
,I.Tits Academy of St. Xavier'. wax In ,
charge of the Sisters of Marcy. It was
avtablishod, we believe, In TM/4,0t Mt. fit.
°fe i nt, mum Latrobe. hot in -lefitt was
:itnoved to }leant St. Xavier, - three and
*Marmites southwest from Latrobe., sad
ups mile and a half from the Penosylya
' at. Railroad. On this location a large
T 'nye - tit - and school hand Ingthrre stories
high -had 'been orectlld: 'ITV? beautlfnl
chapel enjoining It, and forming part of
the generalplan, had only...beau rem.
pielted - htat fail. The school building was
one °rill° moat complete itt this countryri
It had been fated up In modern style,
and was a modal establishment In all Ito'
details. The' Slitters have been adding
tents alacatiOnal airmaa . for the peat ,
twelve years, There were in the school
building tau or twelve p la n '., thin aw earl
feta harp., library, valabe pating.,
acionntic apparettua, eta
Tb. aimed, complete& last fall, wax
tleiLUtlitli elflike., It bad stained Slav ,
windows, and contained valoable wetrito
of piiintlng and Mowery. The marlde
^i ttcf h v r i t w774 a t t v "d erti b d u ell t r i o " ;??..l 4 . l ' l - : . e 'd los. ot s h r e „ r t
the Chap* We are inform...l;l.in annum
too Car lotey thousand dollen,
The Pittsburgh pupils, about twenty
in &muter, arched in the city Saturday
evening, on the Altoona accommodation
train. 'fbecot of them who were unable
to reach their homes; were provided
with imeamm - odations at the Convent on
NVoluiter street, and several ebitera and a'
It number of pupils arrived In the city
' yeeterdny.
The hour at which the Are took place
alone aimounta ter the safety of both sis
ter...la the children under tbuir,chargo.
Th?... - „ornld.t the general gloom, Is n mat
antgorjoy etid. tbasleCalecesa .
The labor of years haft thus loon wiped
• Ontl - and n truttelial loss of nearly two
hundred thousand dolletre,lea. an incoo•
sidOrable tossaillite, - is the mod). Tito
open puree. of devoted hearts will Ito
ready to nicer the - sad emergency, and
i.aittailatiloue will be made with willing
Ithilthe by the thowtando of graduateswho have long since partial feed their
utaku tooter to enter into the struggles of
• . •
Nair Ord.N.ANIS. FltllillAry I.—General
I.IIIIIQOI - C. returned loot Slight from a vla4
to Text".'
Tho Convention devoted today dike
oily cut.oing 1.110 Mtg.:1111On IC, pay fo the
city newopapera thrnilhed that body',
and the receuoiderotion ot•the ordinance
adopted veaterday propeoing the estitia
llohment:of a Board of Health for the
pariahs of Orleans and Jefforoon,
powering said Board to regulate matters
itertoloing to the health or sold eititts
The orttinourn woo finally reJeoted under
ouspeusien of the rule,. • '
- Au oralutinco *lltlOrraftl to the effect
ShertflO, •Becutdere of tnortgagee
it ini t eletk. wha reoelve an . income coot
U4ol.at
lle d ovate .. the exceoo or that
snot to I poor. Pending ad
the Convention adjourn d.
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LI KFLEI 1104 K, Yek L-In tha Con
,hruthin Mei - into offered a resole
twn alistrito..hising ail yriro oppose rce
nerotrantinn, a n d that voting await the
ealiilvittion of the ram:Mutton shall be
eutllFlent . ground of ilierraueleleement.
Referred. The inemorlai In ISATIVIIOII , to
the Freceitnen'n liu roan canned a sptft;ted
dis,usaido, caueuming thedey, !Lerma
tinnily allopt6.l by It strict 'nirty s. . ; •
BIiSSOURI,
The 1/veretor abohl Is helm. the PM
title ellhrood-13111 Aboileb I.lbpi•
set rehel.heahrat —Board , et rarOuln
rommtsahhaters.
o. Thlegrapato the rittabarsithautt.l .- •
Sr. Louts. Feb. I.—Dispatches froth
Jetrersee City -report - thar,...l4corerntir
Fleteher is about to wire, the MitleQUit
and Pt elite Railroad toille mime of the
e tits.
bill beet been introduced hit the
lino,. to abolish Capital jortiWitnent,
and enlistitnto therefor •imprieonidynt In
die Poniterniary for tiro. Also;t1 Dill So
einibliAt Boards of Pat 'don Commission.
ern, which proildoe thareipplinatione for
tartlet. 11111 k be prssinsted to the 13estd,
who shall notify the tistriet Attorney of
ttie where the crime 'wee com
mitted, that such epollattien hes been
dr. 'rho Attorney' Is to furaleh the
.hoard • sth the edieneh In thh car*.
...•haniti the, hpjahhhl.lot, be feYonishir eon -,
4•lertslby the Board, they ore to (arrant
it to the tiovarnor tor his signatu.
• re,
ST. LOUIS
Tare( areestonl—A 4,ettery thrswlng—
it be teeny one. tenor Men. •
Ett , Tstr. rs, a to tar ereaborarreasetted ,
..‘trts, d'eb, 2.--lam es (Win Was ,
arrested hero ymitertirry for ebbing,. Ml.'
rlrselOrnaru, the gentlemen wire had his
i.eket heel, stolenthe day tie ice maned
tu the harlnd. Alanit thirty-4X bun.
d red iollare of Ormiree notes Wore found
on Lifill, Let the money rind • sight drafts
wore not r.worered. . ."' -
Taw draw imr"of what hos-been known
d. the Smith Mill and Farm „Isanocantlen,
d lettery . scheme, After the' plerf Of-the
, ro•Lby Opera /Innen, took. mare at the
Mercantile Library II all last night - The
will amt ten arms of load,..,ralned at
thirty-five thornotud dollars, was 'drawn
by Menio tfreurdy, Market Master of
„ue of O. market houses ofthe city, aid
;he farm, solued at eighteen thousand
.1411urs, wee drown by Wm, Woesch, •
huolo.wr in the Broadway nairket..Both
Lbn luay IndividAula ore nitite'poer
men.
NEW YORK:
Trietriph to Ma rittsbanri 010•110.)
zn YO6H, Feb. 1, ACAL,,
or:DNA:SC!: rt,Vl. , •
Thu ships Dexter and Blue Jarket,,
shoot to §441 fur California, will take out
kitty-six P4rrot gusts, a large quantity
mta turu, !then ana shot, three
, Td red tens medial .tore for hospital
Sail Frsn,l,cu, and three thousand bed
mada.
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A Rr•on anax, meeting In proposed her
th• 2.1A1 of FeLrllar3, - to ratse funds co
utheru °due:airmail purport&•
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Th. More of Abretnan Penner,' in the
flowery, waArolibed Seat nlglit of. eight
:Iva:sand dollar" of Jewelry and money.
ARIZONA
predstitma—Lcial the Wit
Oa. nesa—Arrirel or Territorial ("Iv!
ea lett - graph to the Ptilitherge earettr.l
RAN Fak...aZriet7e; Jan. 31.—Lillto ad
-1,1 (firm A rivAin atate that the Indiana
nada a doe,ent in Seale Springs Station
nil ream Willows. They shot or car . .
iron of all the MOO:. - -
Tit. mail.eerrier and eared of military
and • tear men belonging to the "direst
very, Were 10,1. in the Wit at erne. sore •
toys soil Petah, near ster•leg.
The riril oniceraef the Territory 'or
rived at Trscan, Deo. 17111. The Cilium
escorted them to the lowa and gave than
.• grand envier. 'rile population of Tun
can and minify S rapidly increasing.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
—The. Inv:it-Let pam4ed by the Liglain
tore , of Tennessee, permitting negrotta to
hold taliCeS and -it oil Juries giv. much
satisfaction to,nagroes generally ,und the
'ultra Rodieels. There are already no-
for Importritat Offieffl and
tither° will bola the maj•rlty of lb,
. .
ihontiss in 111irliile and West ri:messes.
Able lawyer, 'ay this law conflict. with
to O. tionstituliou and
, .
trill prove to tuo nogreel a delusion j nil
saare, entailing upon the II la Iv Rolla In
stead of Increasing .their right.. The
Courts w ill determine the question.
—floorge Pravda Train'a letter to the
New York Ire, ld, dated n►oard the
Soolin, Kaye T. 0. Durant milk out to
England $5,000,01N0 in gold, the proceeds
of the 241{11. pf new Meek of the Rock
Island Railroad to, purchase twenty then,.
sand lent of Iron far the exten.i.on of the
rend to eunalin. • • •
—At six o'clock Sunday evening, a fire
broke out In Dayton, Ohio, at the corner
•1 Third and Jefferson Parente, consum
ing several frame and one brick build
-I,,ni twenty thousand dollars; .
amount , br 1139Urallelt not ascertained.
—Fattiest circles in Dolton and Thin!.
lv liaeo voted to work• on St. Fairicka
day, instead of marching in proceralori,
eat docote the earuluga toward revolu
tionary
, purpoooa in Ireland.
—Ad Chain pa fume, Illinois, on the night '
of the 301 h, a tire destroyed pibuortYlral
tol at $ . 15,001. Tri, leourance hall in
Illinois companies. except PAM In the
Allna, of Hartford; corm.
The tolograph Enos worked tim Satur
day morning direct froth San Francisco
to Heart'. Content, and a raw. was
rout from London to California In two
I minute,
employ. :of the Memplele,
Clarksvile ct. Louisville Railroad bavo
.truck for ■otrpaymcut of wag. duo.
The-wooing of the rood will probobly
elop.
—Teo Nay: York Telegram has a re
port that the cashloP of an I asuraace
Cuspauy. name not given, committed
suicide. lin won a drfaulter Iri PM O°.
—Two :.Toro Blegillonato Infanta hive
died at ISGulamo Pareltes private lying
lu laylum ih lievouteeuth street, New
York, Item neglect, and hupropor food.
—Right Roverond 11..1. Whhokouao,
Bishop of Ilhnols, iya passotmor by lho
Bratnen steamer Union duo. at New
York.
—Mies eiroline Longworth, Rieder
the Into Nlebelan Leogworth, orCind
nal, Ailed ta Newark, N. J„ on gato
day. . •
We RAID, a day or two ago,' that the.
democratic organs did not know what
to make of the Republican victory, at
the epeeist election in tho Eighth Con—.
gressi4nal District of Ohlo. :We - were'
a little too fast. One of them; tie Day
ton Layer,. Mr. Vallandighlsn'i ofgan,,
has found out what lt meant. It says:
"This la the gretaun of the 'Presiden
tial campaign of DM, sad- {Dilater a
Republican ttaajorlty nest fall,'in Ohlo,'
of iron twelio to twenty thitutand." •
Mere of the tionocratta journals : will
ascertain ..It'itat to the matter" In due
4 -
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'the Ponesyleazia Railroad vas rsp•
resented hers la all. ito iv/sling Mod •
nesstiv Supertutendent Wersighton.
who, Otter telegram:dog to•rarinus point*
to prevent parental alarm; had die pupil"
and .titiotan, plaiaal on the eastern and
wrotern Irains ter their .proper Siestlet
the, free of charge, as soon after their
at Luso!".~ in the alaighs and . ,
ale=ithe usightrarhood, na ?moths,
nin-
Bishop nominee telegriplied the Si.-
lerklast night to take the scholars to
Loretto, where tho academy will-he con=
tinned without intermliodos. Ile 1711
thieity ytetorday to rinit the ruins.
essasetattor at tee roils. loran. •
The origantmtlon of the new police
take took place• at Wilkins Hall Balm
itsi morning at ulna o'clock. The oath '
of lance wan first administered to Mr.
Goren. the new chief, by His -Nosor
Mavor Ellsokmore, and afterwards to the
entire forre,nuni boring ens hundred men.
Tno police were marched tip stairs of
Wilkins 1141, wbare the roll was Wiled
sited u, wail the whole force, with but two
oscillates*, was fouled to. be Rreamint. His
Heuer the 'Mayer made tete address
to theknembers of the ream, is whiuk be
staled that every moo wet:ad be expected
to do his duty awarding on the rules at
regulatior..• Flo Moped that they would
ester upon their duty with their whole
hearts devoted to the peace, order and
good government of the city. His Hag
ar further announted. Mit the first OM
cei absent at roll call without a indictee
liken., might costlier that tact in the
light of a discharge.
Chief Grommet then requested by the
Meyer Co stake his appointments of lieu
tenants.. Afters short twniersation with
the Polire Committee the following lieu
-
tenants ware'announced: .
Andresr J. Moon, J. W. Footbridge,
Fonli.Wiliuot, • .I. 3V. Mcllwal no,
Myers Marker, JO. McCandless,
IL M'Coy, Dirrid Campbell.
Thi name. of the "Cant *gond" were
then announced by Chia' Green and put
on 'duty at enc.° snider
„ ILleutisuants
Catnnbiell and Barker: the naive sight
from hours daily, •I. fm Six a. n. to two
m.: This second squad, under
tenants Woolbridge, lielivaine and Mc-
Onadless, will relieve the first at two p.
andrecualn on duty until ten o'clock ,
when they will in turn: be relieved uy
the third squad, under Lieutenant/.
Wilmot,Moon and:McCoy. Thefirst and
second reliefs; number twenty-two tirj)
men Nach,,and the third forty-four (41:
•shich makes an excellent division of
the force, leaving twice the number of
Men on duty at night that there is during
the day. •
1 Previous to the dismissal of - the men
the Mayor requested any preeent - who
were at all dissatisfied with the ar•••
rangements now made to make their
will known, upon which 'Mr. Hans.
Leos offered-his resignation, which wits
accepted.
O resolution raking for an appropria
tion of several hundred dollar., to be
disbursed In rewards to offline.. ambit, -
titig unusual vl i gilance and ectivity is
the discharge o Astir &Moe, we art in
•formed will be presented et the next
meeting of the Police Committee.
The Mayor and the Police Committee
have been very discreet In ielecting the
force, asmere intelligent Mild finer net
of Mena e.
If . ever found on the
tiolice force of any city.
Fell Doan on the meas.. .
•About Iwo o'clock yesterday afternoon
-Fritz'Biack, German, fell it the earner
of Third and Ferry streets, and expired
almost instantly. Several persons, who
were standings short distance off, ob
served him fall and ha.stentd to his sa
ltialanCe, but he was quite, dead when
they reached him. There was a slight
bruise on the aide of his bead, near the
Where It had came le contact
.with a Glens step, -which, at -first, was
"thought Mbar* been the mute of his
death; but Dr. Murdoch, who examined
She body; thinks be died of upoplexy.
The corpse wan removed to the Mayor's
office, and Coroner Clawson being noti
fied impannelled •Jury, who, after view
ing the - body, adjeurned As meet this
morning at ten o'clock. when tie inqueet
will be concluded. The remains were
taken charge of by Mr. - Allspn, undertak
er and will be
ea
and by hies
today. The doomawi was about thirty
live years
. f age, tell leaves a wits and
family . In Cairo, lIILoIt. Ye has been
employed en the tow boat "Jacoo Paint
er" for several menthe, and bearded at
Idxs. Gardiner's, on Wateretreet, during
the winter:,
ittireptaa Reinoeu_ m4_o* No■.
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On Saturday morning between five
and elk o'clock J. L. Linton, .a -special
detective in the employ of the United
States Itevenuo'Departffient, a resident
of Philadelphia, who was stopplog at
the Monongahela House heard some one
in his room and. upon rising up, discov
ered a working with t he lock of
the deor. man
Mr. lAntort alarmed the house,
'sad officers were rant formito tt pin their
arrival arreatedThornu Patterson and
George , Curtis, two young men who ob.
aupled a . roosts luusaccilstely across the
. hall frem %hitt !occupied . by Linton.
Patterson WAX Idontlued by Linton as
the man who had been in bfs room. Ile
made Ittlbrnfation agalmit them for
felonious anMalt and battery • and et
' tempt larceny. After a hearing the ac
cused were in delimit of bell committed
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CHURCH REOPENING
at WNHr sad 11 tintroaaatara—
Ile Palatial It told ante• awl Cita re hes
. —attpOpigular of ettlt..7 M. E . (bar".
-.1111.4g0p NUE laaratets, ate.
- -- - - ,
East Liberty and its Immo , hate , nur•
roundlogele generally regarded to the
"garden spot'' of our suburban districts,
Ito natural advantages of norpasslog
beauty, level surface, and proximity to
the pent tip city, adraeled ninny of our
wealthiest eitirsme, a ho have erects/pa
latial residences, and spent vast sums* to
make tiM[grounds attached blossom as
the rose.l Even at tithe season of the
year, the ground. Indicate the culture
they have, received, and the numerous
elegant realdenees, that ries , up in every
1
[directlom. era neon to. better advantage i
than.wherntildripu amid the summer fa-
Beautiful as title epot has always boin,
within a brief sooreeof years the whole'
neighborhood. imahcen transformed on-
dor the' tilkgic 'Mobil of 'culture.;
'rho opening of the Pennwylvanit , Itall-1
read, which, sweeps through it, has hail;
much to do ,Wll,ll this marvellous change.'
Rapid travel. ander Coinfertable rirctun
. Mimeos has Yielded a rich frultn , e; The
influxof gib ranch wealth 'and . erdture
soon began he be felt; • With'tho trectltin
[ of..elegant, reableoccs, the ,neceitittyr'ol
4115ii-LeftrSheirch;odble,sy soon [1.,,,
came .appli. ' ar4 bow', '',haitdatlrilei
j eleireti sire aria dorthe tlaceoiddlrig
beauty and nelldity to It. "Among the
• dist churches erected %•L, Ithiory Id.' E.
Courch,boall Boon after the Preshv tarts
' ens built one of great afellitekurai
boahly. j.Soon idler, the. Episcopallann
were wurnhipluitlu alantefol "cut stone
strueturo, and other denominettorni
[ erected excellent churches. 1
A score' of yearn ago this small body or.
Method Pits worahlpped in is plain unpre•
[ .Loading; brick. building, hutch like at
[ t•ountry[ ,shortly - .house In oldenAlmes,
and located In on obecure•pince., With
the erection of the how building a , iiut a
I d ocade'Pf years ago; Method ism nano in ed
ti new position, aml slue* then has been
gradual)y growing strosger. Feeling
, that Drier church in. , coutmotlatlims were
[ Imufficleut to meet the demandapf the
are, it *as determined to remodel the
, building throughoub tit, a coat of tWelve
thi2 , llllOuld troLura. • The extra cost wan
maguifiod lintii roll twenty-eight thou%
multi wen spent. - Por about a
. year the
work et "reconstruetiecrbas been ping
ou r , and cis it progren,sed new features
were added, until the plain brick Ste•Picd,
edifies, has become completely . ractatil ,rr
phosediancils now one of most grace',
1 , 11 chltrchen to lie 'found' west of the
mountain,
The Church fronts en what In famlllatl.
[ ly known WI flresneburg pike, cow Ihp
prineltialatrOoLand lies oultecicise to thp
railroad ,' , idol, The front presents a
[ pure Itomeneegne style of architecture,
while In Other portions of the building
[ there id eig h t blending or fletlite. Elk
( tering the, 'spacious door, a short lint
opens Into: the spacions Jecture rohl -
The eidargentent of this room will a. •
sown/edam four hundred pereons. 'lt it
tided up with coasitterallli torte, and I ' ,
maxi:drably, adapted firr Sunday Scheel
and lecture, purposes. Immediately ih
thereat' ere • two class room,. Ily easy
Alights' of - share from the 'vestibule
y,uti .. renter.. the' main. addlemie
room, ii whirls contains ninety-sit
pawed capable . of • routing seven
nuadreel irentorte: It Is pinety:by forli•
eight. themgh at the richt, including-41,v'
TT gut the width is atzty•seven feet.
Thad/tate sop black waluut lininh, neatly
cushioned Might red. drier, and I u 'Milk
lug contrast. to the elegant 2.rus4li 2.4-
pet, which glue, this entire door, siren*-
ly tinted In green.. ' The largo windoWn
sire iilled with stained glee- ur bright,
[ cheerful colors. The ailjustinent of the
,-Laud' liere and side light, nurnbering
thirtyisix glebes, brilliantly lights the
1 clomater. Axranyotnerits are in pregrei,,,,
to noteufaetur• gas on pm , mew ises ter
1 the u of the church. The, walls: air
i t
tint; and ceiling porplo or tle4ll
1 s t;tot: t e.. h t e m b u [e tt• t a i fi l ,el7. ' qiii.T. t iV ,l .;
to hostied with steam. .sin either side Si
the pulpit. this "Ten COrmmumlnsents';'
"Pluditi fitiseuth," "Lord's Prayer' mid
"Confession of Falth,". are' beautifully
loacribed to antique thtters.
lesten[lay the re-opestiog ureters took
_place. Bishop simpsort, that prince et
pulpit. speaker, delivered a. very,. stile
and el,nment dineourne in the morolUc.
and iti, the tifternorm Ithe. Dr. IT. Miller,
of this city. occupied the pulpit, to the
great setintaction of the numerous, audi
tory. [The -congregationin rhe — trierning
OWellberel. - ,mritrlbut lon,. and • ht the
often:Moe a plate eolleolion was taken.
Qoite amnia:deer or etrangera s. ere pre,
eat from other churches.. Ito, W.IV,
Itoup,[ of Wilkiroburg, took part ;in
the ellreilleo, and Bey. P. M. IMOSowen,
a worthy minister, was laau praseut do
the altar, The services were rendered [
more Interrotls.g 63 , the eivint't. vocal ron.
is ofthe choir, accompapied by imp of
Meseta rt Flambe's superb organs, for.
Midler) by C. I'. Moller, under the akill-
[ fel lead of W. J. Bender, E.g., formerly
1 leader of the choir or Liberty Strict lit.
E. Chruch
[ filancing over the vast Minng of tip
turned fares, }lemming reverently nod
attentively to the eloouest Bishop, We
saw bin few familiar &see., who had
mingled In the t.rvicen el the little dingy
brick ghnreh of o score of -years. The
venerable Joint Stewart, father-in-Law of
A. Bnidley, Esq., and fathered ei-.Sber
la Ste Wart; the arrest epirited J. 11. thw
art!, and Samuel Chadwick, formerly', of
the Hew* of Itepresentativei, were the
only prominent ones WO reeogulial.
Among the many who have becomo he -
dve wad prominent wo oirsorved Col:, J.
EL Stewart, one of the', trustees, lir. J.
Perchinent, and .the, member,* of she
Building Committee, Idessre, Frank Sel
ler, gent. (I. IV. Batelm loot S. B.' MciEl
roy, .I,K. Kerr, I'. 11. Isturrnap, Area.
Bates and J. W. WoodwelL • Tine vim•
mitten, and the ladies of tbo.Claurell, 'are
spoken of in the highest prase. - , I •
eilmis,Mala church become a eepaca.e
charge:lt has been favored willsrotrue
preimlnent Mluistent or the Conference,
among whom IVO iume President Peish
log, pref. J. L. G. McKeown, and. Itev.
El. Slnsabaugh. -The latter minister inn
pantor when the contempiated inapreve•
talent wan agitated. The present. poet Jr,
Rev, W. Pitt. Turner, A. IL deserves to
be well thought of nod- del:Wires he by
his rongregation7 - tor his timeasingl In.
bore to promote the project. BO li a
young minister .of culture anti very
promising. We found storing our briet
stay' tie.thlsperidanical part of our new
consolidatleu acquisition, that .11 i the
palatial residence of Frang'Sellers, Esq.,
there Was comfort and luxury, worthy
to tender to • princes, and each we re
ceived from our host, and his acs ' , ri
pllshed wife.
Avether Van Vane.
Semitione in the way of reyste
disapkaremeee have been quite plentiful
and each cane-appears to increase
In iniciest.• The latest is thnt of A. F.
Chateney, agent for the Grover & linker
Sewing Maclaine Company in thlaeity,
who lit seems leR for ports unknown
Thursday evening last, since when noth
ing 4t his whereabouts is I:down, not
willuitanding-keveral Intercited parties
11.113 eitremely anxious to hear trout him.
Mr. 12hatoney has beim doing a! good
bush:leas here, bowing - sold n largeDMll
- of machinm. for which, - instead of
paying the cash, ho would; send
now to his employer% endorsed by
prominent business men In this eltv.
These notes would be placed la hank,
and this course led to thedetectiod of the
operator. A few days since a. - pile for
live hudrod dollars ens presented at the
Third National Bank. It wantialsied the
name ofJ. Ilavekette - as indorser,
'and was dleceiinted. Some day-.l after
ward Mr. HaVekette was waked bow he
happened to appear no ' Indorser! on the
note: lie denied that he bed given his
nape, nod when the note was- presented
the efignotere was
; town pronadinced a
forgery. Further inquiry developed
that the names • ofJ. H. Demmler and .
other partleshad been used In dainailar
manner, and the notes_ purporting to
heartnelr indorsement w,•rr
by other bankers.
''Mr. C., It appears, was not content to
defraud the banks, as le usually donabv
forgers, but by Id% shrewdness and vii-
Islay entrapped Individuals. It is al
leged that he would forge the natne of
aeme, pi eminent bushman man to note
and then take It to tea. second party and
get i,:poulne signature ea the 'strength
of the forged name. His employers, It
is stated, will antler to the extent of eight
Sr ten .theuSand dollars. while a number
or private individuals have been victim-
Ired for large alma. ,
, •
Palatal Accident.-Oa Friday evening
last sou of 4ames M. Feed, Esq.,
of Liickport Mutton, Westmoreland Co.,
Pa., aged ten yours, (grandso of lion.
Joho Covode,) crbito playing- r n
ilth some
other children on the hay in./he oecood
story of but Ltther'e stable„ rotted ageinat
a door, mod for Um parmrse potttag
In Way, anti which opened outward. Not
'being fastenod• the door Intoned as ho
ramp against it.frsot nrocpitatin g him to the.
ground . taring. both i his, logo ab o
Be wan attended . Dr.Ta v y a
for, of • West Fairfield, Westmoreland
county, and Is .getting along ant well it
can IDo exported, coantdetiog the mitt=
of hisl.Rifirlea., ,
Plltsba•Ate recriter.= Antanatitio—.
leillttoloess—Copy ot Odotious
nrr sc
Pr0....1-10.41t.lossWittotn
A Volostaitteo Appoint.' is Prima.
its P
A special meetiug of the Pittsburgh
Petroleum - Association Was held at their
rooms In - Poison Building, Duquesne
Way, on Saturday efterroon. Therewas
et eery full etteudenm, en the ,part of the
members. The Premident stated the ob.
of Bee meeting to be to take home
action regardiug an opproesive bill Just
bitrodnoril into,the Legisbitursby Sena
tor Coniiell, which swine., follows:.
Be a enacktl, Thin refined petroledm,
kemiene, or horologe - Bs shall, from end
attar the pasooge of this act, be kept for
saluomderege within the corporate lim
its or rbibwopbin, the tire teat of which
stud] be leas than 110degnies Fahreelaelt.
Said loStAliall be determined by an In
spector. using LI. Tegliabres, Of ether
welPdeflurd instruments. The laid In ,
'spehoof a be appointed by the Governer,
and to hold his office for the term of four
3, , ,tr,; 'anal the said laspeetor . .be 'and Is
hereby auttMrired to appointer:eh slake
or deputies as may be requisite for the
carrying out of the business of such In•
specriOn aid of the pmvlelenn.ofibis
art, void clerks er deputies to be paid by
the held ...Inspects. out. of the. fees M
M
Ina °ei!. Tbe'salti Inspettor, prior to
mitering tipolitiis -duties • of- , b1 , 1 &Moe,
abalLtdo In the ottleo of the Pret.henve•
tory of tbe Court of Common Pleas, an
O:itli - or affirmation that he will well dad/
truly-perform ithe 'duties of his office,
and ctrry out the provisions of this .tot,
and -hall also file 'it bond with' eine' tor
more approved efireaes In thepenal sum
of ton thouaand dollars for the faithful
pyrtOrmanee of the duties herein pre
scribed. The r.md Inspector Is hereby,
further empowered to receive nod esileet.
from theowner and owner. thereofithe.
sum of ton ceuta for each and every Par..'
rel Mincitage en Inspected, marked and
seated by him, cold mark, broad or reaU
to be provided by the Inspector and to'
he 'legibly idaniped or imppreasat en each.
barrel or package, and the *ask] Inspee,
tar or.bis deputy Is hereby . empowered
to ruler any place buildingwhere .11*
ore sfored or kept for isle, - for the pttr..
peso of Ruch inspection, and the carrying
of the true meaning and Intent of
th 11. act.
2i 4?!. Amy person orperagns who shall
violate the provisions of this act, Or shalt
in any way or manner sell, deliver or
cause to be delivered or sold, any refined
pidroleuin, kerosene or burning_oiln
altilla the limits of Philadelphia, ith;
out having the Nan, inspected; and the
sealor mark, of the said Inspector placed
dicreon, or shall use any mark, brand or
dovico for evading the provisions of this
art, or •shall ndulierate oils after the
sumo shall have been Inspected, shall,
11.1 , 011'cOLIV etiOn thereof, be deemed guilt
Ty of it misderilesnor, and Shall be sell
ject.to a fine not exceeding nee hundred
dollars, and lie .ialde to on imprisonment
not exciedillic one year, at th e discretion
of the Court, and the s heen found with a
fraudulent mark or bramlof inopoction;
or WlTilt era ted aftur such inspection, shall
he subject to eeizure by :said •thspoctor,
and the same shall. after due, pubUo , no
tica. thereof, be sold by tbo said Imipee'.
tor. The procieeds of such sale, after do
iloodnx the expenses °finch leisure and
eslo, , obeli bepa d by the said .Inspector
into tbo treasury of tbo Association for
- tho teliet of disabled firemen of Phila
delphia. • • • .
lizo.g. All Soto inconsistent, herewith
are hereby repealed.
AfterlerisiNtible debate, in which It
wheedated that such a law would work
ruin to Pittsburgh end, Pbllndslphia P -
trolenut interests, a niesaige from the
Philadelphia Oil Association-was road,
sitaine forth that a committee bad been.
apponted to visitliarrisburg to endeavor
by 'nil honorable means to prevent - the
passage of the bill, and asking that a
committee bo eppointed for similar par
-ono Pittsbargh Association. In
1,1 , 01 . 111111 e. with stiggestion, and•on
motion, the following gentleman were
oppointed to -ash flarrisburg wlili that
ePtect in stew Siessre., ,I-1. M. Long,
T.. W. Levis, 0. 11. Junes. - 11.• NV. Morran.
iebe a-ay—awn
and Wm. A. Forsyth. - -
The meeting then adjourned. .
• •
neetter of one Beard et Pelson la
si...ere—en dee 11l ant Warden Alp
peteted. - •
The Beard of Prison Inspectors, cent
.
posed of the e . Judaea of the County
Corirts, the ittyoro of the two cities and
the Connty Controller, met - at 10 o'clock,
in. m., Saturday, for the puiposeeflak - 10g
action of the bond of the newly appeinb
ed Wsrdeu, Mr. Scandrett, and attending
tie such other butilness on might be
brou;bt before tLom. . I
The bait offeree by Mi. Scandrett
being satisfactory, the land wne up
proved, acid 'tttaiirat day. et April next
fixed att the time for him to take, charge
of the prison. lir: S. then nominated
Mr. Al SV. Smith as Asslsttutt Wnrilen,
which was confirmed by the Board. ,We
are pleated to knew that will be
rerouted, an he in a most - excellent, me
cominedatlng and efficient officer.
end . haring occupied:- the . potation
or almost ten yearn, during which time
lie lies rendered general sattsfaction and
made a host of friends. We has become
almost a "fixture" to the institution,
from which his presence would be greatly
oti.aotL _The now. Warden, Mr. S. Is
highly spoken of by those who k now
hint, and will doubtless make an efficient
nod popand officer. ,
Owelrablo Meat Bathe at Alien...O.
On Monday next, the well known Auc
tioneers, Moors. Smithson, Vnuhook A
McClelland, will offer for sale under the
hammer chaise very &minable lots, 2 , :cat.
134, 162, 16t and Ltd. Sheffield
street, notr. street, Allegheny
y. }ltch lot has e front on the forme
named street of twenty feet, and has the
great depthef rgi feet, extending back
to as "alley. The improvements con
sist of six modern style (now) two-story'
brick houses of nine rooms sigh, with
finished attics, wide halls with vesti
holm gas, het and cold "Water through
out the buildings, together with all mod
ern improvements incident to first clasa
ouch ea marble mantles, mar
ble•top stationary, wash-elands, bath
rooms :,u,l water•cloaete;aleo ranges's:l the
kitchens. a can conceive of lid more
pleasant Ail n LValtagel:lll9 location, and
es the propel ty will probably be dis
posed of et reasonable prim, great. bp
, pertuultles for Investment are efforts' to
capitalists, or those desiring to procure
for themsolvea comfortable homes. See
the'advertisemeht elsewhere. ,
M=
For some time poet a gambling hell
has been in operation at Philo
Third greet, and Saturday 11. r. George
W. Kemp made information before Al
derman M . chlastorn against Robert Camp-
Capt Allen and IC Polls, charging
them with being common gamblers cad
maintaining a gambling house at the
place referred tef. • warrant was Issued
and placed In the heads of officers Pre,-
colt and Illondon, who made it descent:
upon, the place, captnring not.enly the
partite', but a complete eel of modern
gembilag implements, among which was
a silver 'Imo" box, weighing about a
pound, and arranged expressly for cheat
ing. The accused were held to ball for a
bearing Wednesday. The captured im
plements ore at the Aldermaa's Who.
Arrested.--Mary °easter made infor
mation' before Alderman Humbert, nat.
ur.lay; charging William atrahley with
usauttit. The parties reside In Tem
peranceellle, and it unpeure that
a short time Mute Mrs. Hamner abueed
the defendant, who had piessecuted hector
suety of the peace, mist i est+, to get even
with him, plash, the Information for as
suds, sallegmg that ho called her "ugly"
muss, The case wan dismissed upon
paysnout oleo:du by the defendant.. '
• turgid.. in Dry Gesds,—AC. Bates rt..
Dell's fashionable dry goalh establish
ment will be found decided bargains in
the way of drres goods, Mike, Drown
andArnorleau shawls, piece geode, cali
cos/ detainee, plaids, flannels, Ste. The
firm have au Inman,e stock of eitasers-
Ws garde on hand, and anxious to close
(int pi...ism:dory to receiving inToioo9 of
Spt faggot:las, offer superior inducements
to their !adman.
Flue Glycerine leoap.—We have re.
calved from Mr. Simon Johnston, .drug
eL.t, corner of Fourth and litnitelleld
ervicin, two packnges of genuine Glyn' ,
rine wisp horn the world known factory
of F. A. Snag, Visalia. It. Is tbg finest
articlo of twin soap Imparted into this
onuntry, and Is 'made from the purest
glycerine: Mr. Johnston Is solo agent
for its este In this city.
A Blight Fire—At twelve o!elook lint;
unfits- alight an alarm of fire wee wand
ad iron Box 13, et the Vigilant Engine
Houoe, (XV,WIIOIIS by a slight Brom Ter
reice's err og store, at the earner of Fourth
and Market streets. The loss wan tri
fling, the fire having been extinguished
Indefierident of the steamers.
...I.ll.—A.corimehtee 'appointed by the
rlttebergh Petroleum AmeeLstle h nbe e,
eisti Iferrieberg, etoUeeeL meower
left for that city yeuertmy.
EMS
WM
Palvate R.ldento and. a rounds at
ATINSIOR.
On Saturday, February`" Bt.li, at 3
o'clock r. w., on the :premises, Messrs.
cliblthem,lferibeek*MoClelland, auCe,
tloneere, will sell by auction thee, talu-.
able and handsome residence of Jame
Y. Tanner, Eta., situated on the corner
of Cliff, Gore and Bedford streets. The '
lot ems a trout ou CYli street of 75 feet:
extending back along Giun street 260
feet to Bedford, avenue (a 60 foot Wrest
which'wlll be extended - to ilesilLibertyo
modernprovemen unwise of an elegant
style thriestory brick mansion
(Imitation of stoner) contalaitfle *lateen
mmmodionsrmans\bullt,eatirely sop.
neeandladepindesof each other, have
ing elf the modern hitprovemente
dentto s And Mese building; TbOrmulds
ire neatly - catch:wed. by .14601, wail; and
are with enumerate' trim - and
shrubbery. Slabl tindVbullitlnge
oomplets, , Thls la:indeeita ire oppor•
may for pee'les de siring ',purchase
first clesepropsrtyl or capitelfats' for In
restemut Si. ntMlkta'-edvertlseuient.
• a. grams Coneevs. ,
nevi was a grind Cooper( given
Fry Profssier She : Tatra Cholas finioveu
ing'e strice;'an4l as there Iris aphuald
sleighing, "a goy , party of Freeport or z
ouraioulats 'availed Iherateliet of -, the`
•
epporfunity of hearing d" grand!Natal I
Corrcert , ss:wellzaa - enjotlius the sleigh
Mg, On arriving. at limmureyille,
place of the eatertainomnk govas found
that mate
procure
ecarce, but an effort was
made to prwarti plum ftir'the ladies
while the opposite.= contented them
eel vex with (, rely room enough to stapii.
jiieusver, the gentlemen who Mattpled;
seats mere ungellantenengh to allies the,
laillos to !ilea [ ter se= Lute time before:
=king room for them, but after:mane,
per:mission they temseated to - 'move. t
Several gentlemenl77" made •themselvea
rhilaulotteLhy elevating : their feet to a:
position on the pews, numb to' the an-4
noyaace of,the in front. Savona
copies of "Hints on BUguettey have Men
PrcoaZe4 foi thelr especial benefit. I
Acquitted.—Williatti J. Oveikchnirged
with thatnurder of thtionsl-•lllidte, was
tried at the Court of Oyer and Terminer. ,
in Philadelenia, and 'acquitted.' Thel
Jury (sane Into Court Friday evening •st
six o'clock, and rendered airerclicti-et not
gutty. "Stokes, who was charged with
the itaine'orftiei was tried and nequltt
Thursday: '• •
. •
•
t suns of lawny was 'tucked 'up the
Quarter Bo lions Court route larrdayil
Tho away% can hare It on appll4
canoe to T. 0. Browri, - En the Clerk.
CITY ITEMS
Mine the Lamp Bolds Orate Baran
limns is n chance -for restoration of
health. It -ttnireibre, the eonstittitihn
•
has been weakenodhy dlrssie or' excise
—the nerves, altattered—the, stomach
weakened—the appotileigonn. and all the
world appears gloomy—pour borne freed
oil into your hump, in the ahape et Plan%
tenon Bitten, which will:asks tkellami
of life ligain burst brightly; and llltunint
ato a once wretched .eidsterute.% For
dies it Is an elegant and gentle .sti.mtv
hint, exactly such as they require. many
candling will not be without . •It has
an Immense sale-throughout the world.
iqjlemoits dellittral
tol
lot article—superlor to Oologno, and of
half tho olio% . • u actrariF
Mil Best and' newest - Itenitaii L .the
World for all diseaxes with which child
ren ate afilicted 'during the process of
tivihini, is 'Atm, Winslow's tilcasthint
sfrup: It not enly relieves the. child
from pain, but ..invinaratee th• atom"
and bowels, cares wind colic,. and ay
nirlog quiet sleep to the child, ease romp
torbe mother. Perfectly Oafs is &Seams.
35 mean A bottle. 'So sure and eall:for
"Mrs. Maslow 's Swilling Syrup,"
/Tarn* the.fae-shoils of-iVartlealt. Par
....a-v..llth entente wrapper. Janos/era
are base imitations..
. ,
Grand Maermerateaud Few:Tea:nivel
at the Rink, Thmadayerealug,February
Rh. Costume tickets must be procured
at the Ptink'heihre the td;ht of the tnas-
Gel:11101:116i cinhava the very beet
quality of chat= read, booby or. short
inantifictured to ortler.at the ahorteet
notice, and at moat re...sealable prices, by
leaving thati orders at 'the, popubn• cue.
tom Ntor• ot - Stawart• Dalzel :No. 07
Center Avcrino..We know whereof we
.poak commendlngthla gentleman' to
the , •atronage et our readers. •• ••
Getwi, Coeds. at Geld tikes.:LHaving
inarkOd down my goods to geld prises:l
will sell my emir. stook of boats and
shoes ofaltkinds for gents,ladiesi, minute.
arid boye atprices lower than they halls
bee and ines the:war.' I warrant-all
my n seeds, having been ealeated, with
great care, and from Lind
depend M clase bousen.
Parties purchasing can t get
ting ii good article. Call and examine
before pumhsaing elsowhens. Zfo troithle
to elbow goods! Jamas ROMs, :
Market-street.:
Boots, shoes atict ',ltem for gents, Wise,
girls and boys, in largo variety, =atom
made, at very reasonable prices, may be
procured at the popular and -faahlnable
one-priced store of Stewart Detail, No.
a Centre Avenue: The - low rest and
light expenses of this uretown establish
meat enables the proprietor to eell at
very silvan tatiocurpites foe hispatrons.
Grand Eitilbltkin rum' Skatitf
at Ws Rink this evening for the bees t
of the Ladles' Poor Relief tikniety. 'Tick
ets can be prOcurod at the book and. dry'
goods store of the ladies rd' the eoclilliWi
GPXCIIM—The best of Teas; Coffee,
Gager, "and everything in She grson'Y
Ana of a superior quaUty, canoe bought
at Mcßride t Georges, popular grocery
storo, 1.10. IM Federal street, AlleititenY,
Cheaper than any house in the city. Call
and got a price 14st. „ ,
Allegheny Grocery IltsK•—Mesent.
Mcßride and • Georg*,No. 164 Federal
treet,Allegheny, offer to whelped@ and
retell grocery a soden special induce.
ments. Their stack 'alarm well selected
and ,se 'mesa can be bought. Families
should call at this house, try their grocer
ies and be conetsced sal.* their supe
riority. Remember 164-Fedend street, Al
legheny. '
• s
Ladle. op town orhcf are desirous of
purchksing neat fitting and eubstantlal
gaiters, oboes or slippers,
nude from the
best mederial and by thenwit "spatial.
red workroom, unadvised to call in sad
see [ the magailleent atook at . Sewart
Dairen's, No, 67 Centre arenue. The
prices are N - ory reasonable. " .
The pureet and sweetest Cod Liver Oil
In the world, mannikrtured from rival",
healthy them, dpon the ssa shore; itis
Perfectly pure sad sweet. Patients who
have once taken it mu take no other,
Ask for "Hazard and Caswell's Cod'
Liver Oil," manufactured by Coswel ,1
[Lazard rk . Co., New York. Sold by all
drugesta.
*l,OOO in reit" 10 be given away at
tie Rink this week. Ladies and gentle ,
men wishing to compete will please re-'
cord their names with the maws on
or before Tuesday noon.
sitter aniFilloar-Plated Wane invent
variety and aeleation, at Very noaonable
prima; at R•1110M1 , 11, Meyran tt. Seldlo'N
faellionable jeweb7 eatabllalimemt, Mo.
'M. Finn Innen. Great tonal= are of
fered in all lines or goods,
Groceries of all kinds, the. bat' and
cheapest in the two .cities, at N0.,164
Feieral street, Allegheny. •
• ?denims h-Onortag.
le Wholesale Release[ Der Goods we
are offering epochal inducernente—job
lots from the Eastern A - notion kialee—
Shawls, .Drew. Goods, Honehneptng
Goods, ?Tens' Wear, Sheetleife, Shin.
logs, ?Ante, IC.•"'
•J„ W. Branum Csx,
Rouses and lota ot auction Ws Week.
No. 33 Stockton avonuo,sdabtlen rooms,
on Wednesday; No. 07 Wobsteii avast,
eight rooms, en Friday: " NO. 70 Sturgeon
street, eight rooms, =aridity. .Som'A.
Lowds'a auction advorttosseento.
Flue Ametlmu ind Gannett 'wide :tee,
for ladies and-gentleirtetl. at , rod 3 7
dined fetes, at Vam t. -
t - 41144.11r'5, Fifth street. , •
• Git to Mcßride st Georgety , l6 l Federal.
street, _Allegbeor, arid boy yenr Ore.
'6l JEUtiola th 1
1104 e Argo and acem
plate/root% - Of Ladies' -Farr, Wall=
Poncdog's, No. U Woad ogroot... tr
Cbastibitiou 'Water is a certain 'burs
for Diabetes and all diseesSl of 'Aim kid
asps— For gal* by aU 'druggist: 4, Wiwi._
. , .
dr.ai 24W:a lalevreiry
men, Noma . N0.•28 Fifth
itaits.bui in - Ladles' rm..
ingrains's, NO: /241Wocid ; _
ME
THE WEEKLY
ILITUBDir.
• urn WETS MU
1711015 of tatempotingrowltas tatter, isoillake
Loita' idtiOtals.tabeitisinlVierrilbi . D t W O : :
1411. rsha t tialissillig Mater DO
Via,.
sa4 ndbo most relit& Maeda! mi
unnalal SLaaAcuporn lona H .. art Por
Fa city. • itreser,' BlstassalcligUalaS
elsyld be 'Mhos% 14
MKS ?Os 111.2 MINI= SAMITIM
RINI* rabiklif
8T114.2 ---, := - 7=::
—Anfos. ow, et paper to tbe - pinmastitco.
NAM clap Maniocs to elabi Oa Ds mad. • .
asy Mae, at stab rstas
Mar= To 111314cinifig. — is *radii 70at
PaPark to sara sad spotty Idol abuse
Inas, as salami Weitessilms,adttion lamb.- .
Dalton bsdas boi osa tall a arra:
airliftsty by Matt, XsTaisL, Ora,.
or telleginarelLoaszs.=.7 flat •D 4a
Adds., CIAILSCTTA.: •
PITTSDITEBII.
woo at h nw att•
bt. sr. t
.L - h.ti.uenq
nas
Woomczn.. I. vie am of
?soars( wilt mi. place from, Um tealtlemnef
Tam • bar emi, Jame**, Viromf aroll.y if Ittlatsbui.
tvaeoseall m o'clock r...• Trion&
of tbe family' mare lepaetfety Invlind to *Mad. ; ,
O•nileto Val Ilps•lrllßlUStlt street, st,l o'clett
puncUllar, • •• • • 1154'
ellielf•-17n1F(0eatb. th e (dst
lo.; ot t.lre
ocloce e. LkIZA JANE. Tire e( Jobs Cos
,
. .
wY~'taae plane en Triallln
is
rirpcola dalork. - frannalle feilalane, of leer
niodanr, Jana maanto.. LloCola . .1•10.,
Anrabtay.to rlnineed to Ilt:UsIon Cenainae/: -
(Walt awl' —Ws. ?mar. vita el seniard
rarri, Igen, Mamie/11dg Rh' Tesgenhy attar ,
anon. at tar rea dente on loan Maim street. In
the ward. She Pad Intalead tn. alrnelo,
age of •Latrnaren yearn. Sand.,niusrltalln, re
nalore sad good, .f. am /et tbronan life war- •
rounded tay bathe friend. Ind *equaloianiaa. .
4.4 tnuiair *hew Inui coat willt the/meand
sward ont.to Mow Irks follow, laths pain of
ups wbo4Wdto taatas. Due notice nl,bar N.
e-r.)
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UNIABIiTA-.1:6-118
ALEX. AI B EX, MD EH:TABS:IP ,
16t fenztAi Otreilt. Fit Went.
Orkixe.'es. en ksida Ogle= d
ern , plexiiptlon a( r!usts). Pangst= Poen,
furetehen. B.Oosts open der sea night: - /Seems
see CentiSea Ittu)lied.' - /
Brigninn.C2ll:-.111". PneSn ge.•• D.
M. W. , Jecetles, D.P.. _lletnnee .gwing,
COATI/Mg a PlEEnt£ o : trader.
Virtip ASD Li:VEBYiLZ , 2I. owns+
'Of Mandoski dr•et Munn nada.. £11•i
of Olta, when India COFFIN ROOM' , air am
staitiy`supplied vita . - rat dud Imitation Harr
riga, ataboaday and Walnut comas, is pilaw
...Tara fir.W4.o. .I.adiaa peadaranfda Ia
!errant., Ilaaaie• rid tuataras faralaled:
kinds' of Modralza Clanda..ll . rearted.
Mug lain boom diy and alibi- • • :
1401rEliT 110DNEr. Under'
EurnALK., NO. a 01 .
Allegheny. And 279. go. Dlarnond ildlanoN :07
.
Sohn 'Mann A lirool,)24ep• alwos oa laatd the
btstMOO, newt odd. Watontt .4 13;41.
roirood Coact 'Walnut WE. [mat $9l 4p.
ward.. Hammond comiwo upward:l. other
ll.tea•
Itinals.2l at tow raw: erne. 01oos. Plata
and Eng - raring furilahrl grills. CAW* age.l!..dAT
and night.
zsuritEctu
VD WARD , ON.
Dawrianca.24! Olderfittest,
Allfeteisl. NOWA Flownrood load other an.
Ins, "lib atennlnsientona
Osods,in landing hrilsbed at anOrteid icy
at lonian prices. Bei of Unary Iltiblsoi, inn- at
air of Mot sod Vane Cnitenetl.
Elannnan., Bangles. 15441.
for Ur:.
PC/11 BENT. r •
F 0 It E RV—OFFICES ARO
• Banat. Um Mt., r . eaudl7W
KeTßlalke Savtegettas, isZLIZIABAT ETWICr.
corner of Garrison alley. Immeillat• Insmatam
eve. For utract;'/ c., sptAisi TEL HAIM
To FourikOnd half .
_
. OT TRIED IFTOIIISII of Oa awe boTaTir.
N 0.121 Mary Altreat. „inquire. of T. /I
To LET—:. lane a n dsamtan.
• w.A.Eicrtnw.. w.,:r stmt. Slaw
gasket. Rain II•4141114 nosessists
ANSI Ist. Ita•sStstr.of GIGO. .A.S WW I% cm-
FOR SALE.,
Rl3ll CALICICE
Sou MILLi carrriustt.—W:batuva
impala . Dante 7IIKIIISHLDO GOODS MIN,
Ss, t 1 flatitkaold amt. la anted for We at it
treat t,rgala. Zest of raatiraf for selUlt•'lS•
ply at lb. Stan at race.
,
FOR ILLLE—A wry derinflole
three-4W" nainK. - noUsx. Rise, an
peened brick front. Isar*. plutlax: pad
rater throustwat; barn contain. _•ey..104
and ealabed snit N.. 14. PM ringri . •
Wills. 5iut....4,
I.oalre at the boast. -
ROM El• SALE,-FLORIDA .LAINDEL
1.
.4 0.611 . IL.* A.-.
. th
an. tract;thout Undies th ose e efts ef:Ags-
Isableols. The land Is Iniptored and anger Oat.
tirthlun onsurpethed for richness ist sell ,
reed prodnetthentse of leathern eagles: such Y
tonne thite4 cotton. rt.. ewetit petals. ud or
site* tress, with superior "ruin ter thttle - oad.
raising heir. on the pine ranges.' The beater
feilsw pine Slather la sisnadthea. with I sal nth
oaths pow, for 'saw till. :rittg depth of water
enongh for steamboats te flu tether date the
ricer. +Mare it nth to Jostled tate large vowels
Rd shipped North. Theis en ten good truth
lothrd en the Ppluithes. :inters abroad
with deb, deem , dnekisnd the wood. with' all
Illisds ofthsathe-ileer. deer. turteP. Wth •
The et unity Is thlirliy tree from these amuses
engendered by mithatello Influences to provident
In the Stolle. We 1111 sell this laud et this low
price of 43.21 per sere.
AU°, strut. of I.COD seres, wholly nab:three-
ed„ eroverad with the Anal /yellow phis timber,
with every retrilty for myths Usher...ridable
streams to run the hunberilat• the firth. „This'
trait Iles near the ant .nismed. Yriee SO ditto .
A 1... 301.01:11 sans fortis. et Paths fthll
Fa further liforthsthth send or call for Our ,
Southern Lund Clreulth. 411.1. di ISBUTTICLUT.
.Itesl Totals sod Jissoinnee Agents. 'Waugh.
Cravenly Lsorettheville.)
FOR IIAiILE.--Ilouse and lirtoll3
corner of Itsalisttax 'sad A.lllOlll Ani..`"P
sear rummer Itallwwf. - Lot ` 44 by 117 BeetT
1111168. cootsbdag 7 roams rod/bilk...
well Improved,. Howse and let ea Blietlatd. ease
Bt dwell street. Allegfees7 CItY. Let - 17 14
&mitt foam frees. iodides MI. Ise moss sea
geed ogler: water and gas. Also. *event sos 4
tteases and Lots to gad location, Inguirs at J
killlli i CM. Berra strait. weer
Fo BALE-410BEIEB0-AT
,HOWARD'II B& W% 0.4
an.RAIRLY ROW (Ray); Wee DArnat
GREY NORM Cog LAROR DWIGHT
HOBBIT Wee ILA= MAXIM twe'GRIIT
MARES. MST ITT,RIXt. war'the Moms.
Nirlierse• bouta sad .014 eat ecansied...
pea SALE—One CAUDIIIeg,
- rahabli far one or Om Urea; ear TWO.
110811 i WAGON, mg s Outdo set of IiAR
WM, north au, lard. al Pl2illl3t-
SOAPS ! SOAPS I_ , 1 - 4
13111611 VLBINA GLY0011111110.11 . ,..
(co.ta. st, per cent. Glycerine:3
BQpatit IBIIE aticrestas
(c.,.t.m...,i0pu cent. tityecrtze) ~ •
BRINCHIILL'd SETH soia, I '
Cllud la IPpland Par 0r.1.60 yen.) -
813.111LNE EROWI
And c!cay etas superior llocpc. both tropartwa
caddoserstta, for raq• at lovas, =cm IT
SIMON JoßNffror - -
sr Agin! for PAPUIS and lIQUIr.Z.II
CERIP POPP'S. • - Merl
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11. 8:_ WATOH.
raovire,Arzartcrr 1117C171.158;
for .41 , 11 , 1 tn. A1144.t..
i - 117NSEATEL & HABILIATT.
SPECTACLES, , . • •
or Ax.t..xxximi.aa
livissairmt a amiurrra.-
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TO Tnoar. wAsnee.etatunict.
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wkdobipl b. node bo order to thlk Lentil.
sal? iii 6 rim C A NT. LIAM THAN 07yrilp .
TULA szAsoa , cwil sad remoter, .61...tA , • '4
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s. w Wilda WC. 11101/fir ,af
tram 0. HALE,
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