Ett latAturgt Gaytts.
ebiPPJ.NGS.
TILE total ntitill)er of school districts in
Minnesota is 2,853, an increase of 140 during
the year. The school population, between
the ages of five and twentyone years, is
129,103, consisting of 66,394 males, and 62,-
709 females ; of whom 81,696 have been in
attendance upon the schools dtfring the past
sear.
.A Nntv TOL —A late number of the Con
tinental Gazette publishes the following par
agraph : "The fashionable and drawing
room pastime of. the present hour is called
the Grimakistieope. It is a box containing
all the, celebrities of the day, unto the fea
tures of phom any visitor can with a touch
impart any expression he likes, from the
most awful grimea that ever added ugli
ness to a monkey to the sweetest ever
M
dreampt of by the donne des Roses."
ci,
ATISS SARAH PARRER-REMOND, the lady
elf color who tried to make a disturbance at
the American Legation some years ago, be
cause the American law did not then recog
nize her citizenship, and she could not ob
'taiu a Passport, - has been for some time
"walking the , -hospitals" at Florence, in
Italy, and, accordin g to recent accounts,
has just successfully passed the necessary
,
examinations and celyed a diploma for
midwifery, and commenced practice in that
chi. , -
Tan California papers report that thmmt
'WU only "bluffing' inseixding graders be
yond Salt Lake, - -and claiming to be able to
get - front 100 to 200 miles west of the Lake
with the Union Pacific track before the Cen-
JAI or California' Pacific =neap. They
say he has now abandoned work west of
Salt Lake, andthat the California road will
be completed up to that point by March,
while the Union Pacific cannot get there be-
fore April. The head of the lake is there
to;likely to be the point ofjunction.
tiILANT AND van SOUTH. Carl
Schurz, in his recent speech before tbe,Leg
islature of Missouri, said that he had a talk
with Gen. Grant at, the army re-union in
_Chicago, in which Grant remarked, "We
cannot go to them; they must come to us.
But when they come as improved men, we
should not repel them." - This accords with
the spirit in which Gen. Longstreet, and all
other rebels] who are governed-by Common
sense, have been received by the Republi
canparty, and is, in fact ; only reciprocating
the intelligence and the patriotism they them
selves exhibit. I
A Cam - Forms. itimuoikinsx.- I —A letter
from San Francisco, speaking, of the rich
ness of the White Pine Mining district in
Nevada, says there is' now- in that city a
middle aged man; who, a year since, was at
work by the month as a mechanic and not
worth a dollar. •To-day he is worth at least
$1,000,000 in hard coin, and his income from
one m:ne alone in White Pine is over $1,500
Der day. He is investing his money in real
estate in San Francisco. The other day a
friend was joking, him on the • subject of
*marriage, remarking that he could now mar
ry any young lady in San Francisco,' to
which he replied: "Well, I know a gal out
West who was willing to marry me when I
hadn't a cent, and now I'm able, I'm going
'to marry her."
Tun INDIAN BUSEAI7.—The question. of
- transferring the Indian Bureau from the
Interior Department, with a view of mak
ing it a • separate department, was dis
cussed by the Senate Indian Committee. It
was finally agreed that the chairman should
propose a bill taking the Indian Bureau out
-of the Interior, and making Ica separate
bureau like the Agricultural Bureau. It
was-feirther agreed that there should be two
general superintendents—one on the Pacific
slope, -and- the other on'the Atlantic slope,
whose duty it-shall be to have charge ; of all
the other Indian agents, visiting the same
and examining , into all the affairs of the In
dian Department of their respectivedisfricts,
and to correct all abuses, &c. It was also
agreed that whenever any one of the tribes
become involved in war with the Govern
ment, the said tribe should be handed over to
the War Department, to be dealt with by
the military authorities, and as soon as hos
tilities cease, the tribe, to be handed over
again to the Indian Bureau. . 3 .
REpuumcasisst rs SliAni.—Prof. Stowe,
of Hartford, has been in Spain ,for some
weeks since the late revolution there, and the
Hartford Courant puSlishes an interesting
account of, his observations and impres
-slow. Prof. StoWe says the anti-monarch
ical sentiment is aggressive and making
-converts daily, and that Barcelona, Malaga
and Cadiz are as demOcratic as Boston,
_Milford and Cincinnati At any rate, all
Spain is agieed that the Bourbons shall
never rule the country again. The re
ligious future of the country is very hope
ful, and already there is practical freedom
in \religious matters, and Proteitant and
-Jewish churches are being erected in great
numbers. Prof. Stowe had abundant op-
Tortunity of observing the leaders of the
revolution, andAescribes Prim as a short,
wiry man,
with a singularly handsome face,
-and Small, white band, strikingly recalling
•those earlyportraits of- the first Napoleon,
-taken before he became Emperor and fat.
It is plain to be seen everywhere that Prim
the popular idol.
Advices from Clans, per. Steamer.
-By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
Sas FRANCISCO, January at—China.--
'The Yang Chow affair has been settled sat
isfactorily. The local authorities in power
:at thellate of the outrage have been dis
'missed and the. Indemnity for losses sus
tained by missionaries paid.' A proclama
tion, issued by Chinese authority, was ex
lensively promulgated, setting forth that
the treaty requires that religious establish
ments shall not be annoyed or foreign
travelers treated 'disrespectfully. 'under
heavy, penalty. The missionary party has
been invited back, including female mem
bers, and formalil reinstated. The ring
leaders of the plot have been severely pun
ished by fines and banishment.
Mining operations at Chetoo were suc
cessful. Some valuable mines:. had been
-discovered. A party 'of Americans con-,
' Untie work, and express no fear of the Man
tlarin--soldiery. •
Major General Bennker had assnniedsthe
lieutenant Governorship of the colony at
Hong Kong.
T. T. Meadows, British 'Consul at, New,
Chong, died suddenly.
Tire English gunboat Rinaldo sailed for
Bormosa with the object of settling the re
-cent difficulty at that port.
i„ Manilla advices state the people of the
Thillipine Islands generally favor the, new
„government of Spain. No declaration was
made by, the Governor General,. but a full
.account of the late events in Spain, . pub
lished in the , official Gazette, is regarded as
.a tacit acknowledgment of his sympathy
;with the revolutionists.
The weather in China is cold. The navi
:gation of the principal ricer was over for
the Season.
The/Jnited - States Minister at rr
Hanko
.43aused the local • government to issue a
Proclamation forbidding the Chinese to mo
lest Missionaries. '
The Chinese' newspapers contain edito
rials on the subject of emigration and ado-
Mutton in Lower California, which is
•-opened to the Chinese on liberal terms.
The shock of an earthquake was felt at
;Manilla November 441.
The exportation of Coolies from Mama to
•Callao is forbidden, in consequence pf cru
-eitles perpetrated upon Chinese laborers in
.Peru. - • - - • '
Crams—Their Use and Abuse.
A. writer in the last number ofirea'tlA and
Home gives some information in regard to
crows, which we quote : •
There is, however, much to•be said for,
as well as against the crow, anti though the
evidence be sufficient to condemn him in
one locality, or at a particular season, it does
not necessarily follow that he should be con
demned in all places, and at all times.
The crow is, by his anatomy and physi
oloey, about as omniverous as any bird can
well be, and we find him appropriating Al
most any kind of 'feed, whether animal or
vegetable, that he finds. At this season he
leads a somewhat precarious life in the in
terior. At times he picks up kernels of
corn, or other grain on the roads, or
scratches over the manure-heaps'; occasion
ally he breakfasts on a frezen carcass, and
very likely he will get bold enough, or
hungry enough to attack small living
prey. He has been known to carry off
stray chickens, and to rob the nest of
smaller birds of eggs or young. Most of
the crows, however, Seek the sea-shore in
winter, and there live luxuriously ppon
shell fish, crabs, sea urchins, and tha like,
which are thrown up by the waves. In
very severe weather, they' frequent the
floating Weeks of ice In the open channels,
and pick up what they can find drifting in
the water. It is not uncommon to see
them engaged thus, in great numbers, about
the harbor, of New York.,
As Spring opens they gradually go North
ward, and to the interior; and by the middle
of March, in the more Southern parts of the
country, or by the lst of April in the more,
Northern, they begin to-make arrangements
for raising a family. To this end, they se
led as secure sights for their nests as the
country affords, , usuallpreferring the shah
ter of the dense branc hes of tall evergreen
trees. While building their nests, and dur
ing incubation, they are extremely watchful
and jealous of all intruders, while, in going
to and from their nests, 'they are unusually
silent. The nest is large ' and usually com
posed externally of sticks, pieces of bark,
moss, &c., and lined with horse hair, wool,
and other soft materials.: There are gener
ally four eggs, pale green, and more or less
blOched with brawnish olive.
- ,
During early spring, they are positively
beneficial, their food consisting largely of
insects. For these they visit newly ploughed
fields, manure droppings, fallen leaves, etc.
But they are most useful in destroying im
mense numbers of young grasshoppers;-
which abound as soon as the snow leaves
the ground. In search of those,. they visit
pasture lands and meadows, usually in small
flocks, for greater safety; for even when
thus engaged they are not safe from the
farmer's gun. A little later, their real
crimesCommence.' They have a special
fondues° for corn, not only scratching it up
from new planted fields, but, at a later day.
pulling it up by the blades and devouring
the grain:, Even at this time they consume
many kinds of destructive larvae. If allowed
their own way, however, there would
be ; very little corn left. Even now, .in
spite of all devices to drive him away
or "destroy him, great loss frequently is oc
casioned by ids depredations.
Farmers naturally forget (if they' ever
knew it) all the good work done by the
crow in the spring, and wage war on the
"black thieves." But the marauders are
specially vigitant.at this season, and have
their sentinels out on the tall trees. Their
quickness in distinguishing a person with a
gun is proverbial among sportsmen, and
their knowledge of the power and range of
fire-arms is quite as remarkable. But this
knowledge has been acquired only by sad
experience, !for in localities where they are
rarely hunted, as, - for instance, along the
sea-coasts of Maine and the British Pro
vinces, where little or no corn is grown,
and where their food is derived from the sea,
they are as little suspicious of man as most
other birds, and may be as readily-shot.
enerous Donation.
Among.the deeds left at the Recorder's
office lately; Is one made by Mr. William
Woolslayer, of the. Sixteenth ward, td the
following pro' miuent citizens: A. B. Boal,
Enoch Phillips, R. H. Smith, J. B. Meanor
and Samuel McElroy, in trust for the pur
pose of establishing. a Presbyterian church
in rhis neighborhood. It is a lot eighty by
one hundred and thirty-seven feet, and is
located on Pearl street In the Bloomfield
district of the above ward. The Board of
Trustees appointed, by Mr. Woolalayer in
tend erecting upon it a handsome church
building, and allow it to be used by all do
nominations until if nett. a time may arrive
when they will be.able to establish a per
manent Presbyterian congregation, when
they will then transfer the 'flame to apy
duly elected Board of Trustees of such or
ganization. I
This is a very handsome present and re
fleets much credit upon the liberality of
Mr. Woolalayer, -who is the oldest and
wealthiest citizen of the Sixteenth ward,
All who are acquainted with the wants of
this fast increasing part of the ward will at
once see the importance of this gift.
Tha Board intend providing accommoda
tions in the church building for a large Mia
sion Sabbath School, which Is now being
held in a large room in a private house,
which numbers every Sabbath'from - one
hundred and fifty to two hundred scholars.
There is also going to be erected near the
church building a very fine public school
house, - which, when completed, will com
pare very favorably with any in the city.
These, with - other improvements the ener
getic citizens of this wa'r'd contemplate
making, will make it a very attractive ward.
The ward is so lboatid that every variety
of scenery can be found, from fine flat to
rolling monntain,:and cool ravines can be
enjoyed.
List ot' Letters
.
Buchanan Pos
Remaining in
22d, 1849.
Alderson John
B
Brown Terry
Brown Charles
Brown P .
. Brown Wm B
Brown Catharlu
Brush C nharine
Berebanan MA
Burkett John
Bradley john
Bradley Sate •
Beatty Moses,
Black J :nt
Fitzsimmons Ed
Farrel Ott, rent
Faulaner Emma
Glenn 'Marla
Henderson Geo
Hart Laszlo
Hughes Thos
Harmer John W
Hanlon John C
lames Alex
Jones John D ,
Jacobs John A
Ring R 4.
Kellerliabeth
Kennel Mrs
Leach Jens
may Rob S
Baldwin Frank
B ma John tl
Beam - Jima
Grippe Margaret
er4ig S
Campbell John
,:ampbell Alex
Clime John Mrs
Cos sin Mary J
Conner Defile
entlebert Ann
Divine Catbarla
Dwoall blarthsiy
Denny Harmer
EpwardaD
Engler Mary
Morgan Thos 7f.'
siontgomen WP
Miller Jacob
MaAnallir Mich'
Dlawir A A
Price? a
Power Robert
Piga .1$
. G. 'KREHAN,
Real Estate Wamiters.
• , .-
- The following deeds wera f l ed of record
before H. Snivele r Esq., Ilscorder, January
2t, 1869
John Nn LenlMrt to Win M. Tyler, January 19
1889: lot on Harrison street Lawrenceville, 20 WI
MO rat t. with bniluinge 10.121
A. J. Borland and Thee. Itenonf to. Geo. H. Eller
in:in. January 20, 1869; lot in the borough of Taren
tum, with hufloings *1.903
Thompson) BelLto Arehtbald Gardner, January 10.
1859: lot of Federal street, Allegheny, 20 by 120 feet
500
Gottleib etreiner to Michael Groetseh,' January 2u,
1969; lot in Pitt township, on Pennsylvania ave
nue, 24 by 100 feet. with buildings $3,709
L. 'r. Austin and Thomas Richey to r dwarfs Crum
rote, OctebYr 20. 1808 lot in Pleming , a plan, Alle•
glum y on Western avenue. 20 by 104 fees $1,400
Joseph livery to Daniel H. 4311mbre. January 1,800;
lot on Taylor avenue, Aliegueny.' 64 -by 90 fro,
with buildings 1;.600
31.. K. brown to James Weddle. October 29;.1882; lot
in the village Ofldanseeld 110 by 120 feet .450
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.AUCTION SALES.
BY B. BNITRBON dr. 00. •
Boars, SHOES ANDCARPETS
FOE THE MILLION.
AT
SMITHSON'S EMPORIUM,
55 AND 57 FIFTH AVENUE. •
Messrs. H. B. SMITHSON &CO.,proprietors of
the-well known Mammoth Auction House are crea
ting an excitement cogiquent upon the arrival of
new goods which are ng sold at remarkable low
prices. Hoods of every, variety; the finest sewed
ots, the most fashionable balmoral gaiters and
anklet shoes, slippen,l; &c., blankets, flannels,
cloths. castimeres, cutlery and carpets. Call and
examine. Ito trouble to show godds. Ladles'.
misses' and children's 112111 at almost your own
prices. AR goods warranted as represented non
PEMI STREET DWELLING,
No 330, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALS—TUES
DAY EViti , LNG, January 26th, at 7ii o'clock,
will be sold by order of administrato ,r un second
floor of Commercial Sales Rooms. 106 Smithfield
street, that very desire le three story brick dwell
ing, No. 330 Penn street, near Wayne, containing
wine hall, double parlor, dining room, altchen and
wash house on first floor, four rooms and bath room
on second floor. and four rooms on third floor. The
house Is well tiptoed and in excellent condition;
range In kitchen; hot and cold water in kitchen and
bath room, and gas throughout.
The lot is 22 feet front on Penn street aird' 110
feet in depth to a 20 foot alley.
TERM—One-third cash, balance in one and two
yer re, with Interest.
Jain A. 31'ILWAINE, Auctioneer.
INSURANC E. j~EN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALLEGILLNY, PA.
Office in FrankLin : Sayings Bank Buildings,
N 0.4.3 Ohio st., Allegheny.
A HOME COMPANY, managed by Directors well
known to the community, who trust by fair dealing
to merit a share of your patrohage.
HENRY IRWIN ....
GEO. D. RIDDLE
DIRECTORS:
Henry Irwin „ D. L. Patterson, !Henry Oerwig,
Geo. R. Riddle, 'Jacob Franz, lOottletb Pass,
Stmon Drtnn, J. B. Smith, Jacob Rash,
W. M. Stewart, "Ch. P. Whlaton, 'Joseph Crate,
Joe. Lantner, H. J. Zinkand, [Jeremiah Rohen,
apnho3s
MiiicaiW;NßAMl
• OP THE OITY OF ALLEGED!.
Office, No. 89 FEDERAL STREET, entrance on
"Stockton Avenue.
FIRE INSURANCE ONLY.
W. W. MARTIN, President
JAS. E. STETENI3ON. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
I
A. H. English o.ll.P.WllliarasiJno. Thompson
Jno. A. 3lyler, Ju, Lockhart, Jos. Myers,
du. L. Graham, Robt, Lea, iC. C. Boyle,
Jno. Brown, Jr. Geo. Gent, [Jacob Hoop.
0017:02.4
WESTERN INSURANCE COM.
PANT OF PITTSBURGH.
EXANDER MIMICS, President.
WM. P. HERBERT. Secretary.
C.APT. 41.EtfoRGE NEELD, beneral Agent.
Orrice, 91. Water street, Bpang dr Co.'s Ware
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh
Will lame against all kit:deo( Plre , and Marine
Risks. A home Institution, managed by Directors
who are well known to the commurdty, and who are
determined by promptness and liberality to main
tain the eltarseter which they - have assumed, as of.
fering the best protection to those who desire to be
insured.
DIIILCTOUS:
exandei NlMicir., _ Jonn B. McCune,
, B. Miller, Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
.'Jamea McAuley, - William 8. Evans
Alexander Speer, Joseph Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Acklen, . lieymer,
David M. Long, Wm. Morrison,
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INIPERII4I.
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1803. CASH CAPITAL. PAID
UP AND INVESTED PONDS EXCEED
. LW; ips.ooo,ooo IN GOLD.
Insurance against Fire effected on -Houses and
Buildings. Goods, Wares and Merchandise., Steam
boats, am. Policies issued payable in gold or cur.
repel. Or United States Branch Office, 40 PINE
STREET. New York.
All 'mutes of the United States Branch will \be ad•
dusted in New York.
.
J. Y. MeLAUGIIII.IN, Agent.
()Mee, 67 FOURTH STREET.
MS 51cLAITOHLIIi .s also Agent for the bianbat
tan Lire Insurance (Kenyans% 5e6e772
PENNSYLVANIA
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTESURGH
OFFICE, No. 161% WOOD STREET, BANE OP
COMMERCE BUILDING. -
Thls
is a Home Company, and Insures against Imo
by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLE, Vice President.
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer.
HUGH McELRENY. Secretary. - •
Dinnexone:
George Wilson,
Oeo. W. Evans,
J. C. Lappe,
J. C. Pleiner,
Jain Voegtley, •
A. •Ammon.
.ifice ;January
Paul Meltelnt
Paul Wm
Peed
Leonard Walter,
C. Ca Boyle
Hobert Patrick,
Jacob Painter,
Josiah Klug,
Jae. H. Hopkins,
Henry Sproul,
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Rose L A
Robbins Joh
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AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE,
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Sheppard Waif J
[ Belp Jennie
Sylore Dan
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Snyder atarr
Ism-sup Caroline
Simpson Hu sa4'h
Smith James"
smith Geo hi
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0171C54 stas a 437 canon= ST.. 241 AR
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Charles DIESCTOIII3.
A. Smelter. Mordecain' 14iii
, Tobias Wagner, , David S.'Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lei
Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. ale, ;
Feorge W. Richarde, HD I
eorge Pales. • ,
CHARLES G. BAN KER, - President.
EDW, C. DALE, Vice President.
W. 0. STEELE, Secretary pro tem.
. J. GARDNER COFFIN, AGILIV2
mh29:wi
lionSWeat corner Third and Wood Stree
a
Thobnrn A '0
Time Jose,
Illaplett m H
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Venerable John
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WilManton F H
warn Katharine
Ward Jacob
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012 4 1;LEFP VRAINCE CORI.
`tonna Win
Young W
Young Joseph
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Postmaster.
orncE, N. E. CORNER WOODA BUTE STB.
A Home CoMpany, taking Fire gad MarineHiske
DIREOTOES:'
Wm.
John Vatt in ,"' Capt.All % l..llll a d s '
Samuel P. brhoer,
John E. Parks, Charles Arbuckle,
°apt. James. Jared M. Brush,
Wm. Van }Lek, - Vorm F. Lang,
James D. Verner - Samuel BloOtlekart
WM. PHILLiPI President.
JOHN. WATT Vice President..
W. P. GARDNER, decrewa 17.
CAPT. AS, GORDON. General Arent.
A LLEGAIENT INSURANCE COM'
PAIN OP PITTSBURGH.
°FPI= Nu. a? ZTPIII STREET. RAiTZ DLO"
Insures against all kinds of Fire mid Marine Mika
JOHN IRWIN, Jit., President.
JOHN 0. MeOORD, Vice President.
O. G. DONNELL. Secretary.
CAPT. WM. DEAN, General Agent.
dam
=MOTORS:
, orpt. Wm. Dean
O. 0. Hussey,
. John D. McCoult B. L. Pahnestoeit
ey, B. Everson,
Harr Obila s, Robert H.' Dal. %
T. J. tionkinroit, Francis &tiers.
citailas UnYa caul. J. T. otoadaift
iG,AZATA 4 -4 rtatillYi/' 3 A 1141889,
BY L M'ILWAIBL
.Prestdent.
.Seeretary,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
FOR SALS-111B8TAT13":
1:2;222
BALE: .;
II
Acre at Woodi Ban.
4 Acres anti House in East Liherty.
8 Acres, unimproved, on Troy Hill.
2 Acres on Greensburg Pike.
8 Acres on Four Mlle Run Boa 13( Julies from
P. rieß. R. •
70 Acres near P. P. W. C. IL R.
118 Acres near Pa. R. R., Westmoreland county.
90 Acres li 111 Side St‘tion. Pa. R. R.
4 Farms in Preston county, West _
185 Acres in Armstrong county, underlaid with
Coal.
.108 Acre and good improvements, in Trambull
county. Ohio.
900 Acres of Timber land, with Saw Mili and
dwellings.
House and Lot on Center Avenue, near Birk.
Patrick.
Muse, and Lot on Vicroy street.
House and Lot In Last Liberty.
House and Lot In Mansfield.
House and Lot on Carroll street, Allegheny.
House and Lot on Beaver avenue.
2 Houses and 4 Lots, very cheap. on Vine street.
ii Lots, very cheap, on Vine street.
2 Houses and Lot on Franklin street.
1 Howe of 9 Rooms and 2 Lots on Roberts. St.
Farms In Illinois. Missouri and , West Virginia.
Coal Lands in Allegheny, Westmoreland, Fayette
and Beaver counties lu Penna t
•
TO-LL.
2 HMO of 9 Rooms in the 17th ward;
do t,
3 de. 3 do. do. 17th do. do. 144
2 do. Of 3 do. do. 12th do. do. 150
2 do. of 8 do. do. Sth do. do. 300
1 do. clf 8 do. do. Bth do. do. 300
1 do. of 9 do. do. do. do. 000
1 do. of 3 do. do. 6th do. do. 192
1 do. of 8 do. do. oth do. do, 240
1 do. of 4 do. do., 17th do. do. led
1 do. or 7 do. • do. 2d do.
1 do, of 0 do. - Grant street.
The Houses that I have for rent will be rented
very low to good tenants for the balance of the ren
tal year
APPLY AT
D. P. DAM'S UAL !STAN OFFICE
No. 91 Grant St”Pittaburgh.
3307:1:1111
2000,000 :
AC Or
01[010E LANDS FOR 4ATM4
BY TR
talon Pacific Railroad Cromparqb
rump= DIVISION,
Lying along the line of their road, M '
$l,OO TO $6,00 PER ACRE, .
And on e CREDIT OP FIVE YEARS.
Forfarther particmlan , maps, ite, address
JOHN P. DEVRINEVX,
Land Commissioner, Topeka, Bann I
Or CHAS. B. LAMBORN, See'Ys
St. Louis. Missouri.
CM
FARM FOR SALE:
subscribers offer forsale the farm of the late
JAMES Fin LON, Esq., of Middlesex township,
Butler county, -
Containing 150 Acres
of good quality of laud, well timbe , ed and watered,
100 acres under cultivation. Thia farm is 1$
miles from Allegheny City, and upon the Saxon
burg S Tunnel Ridge mod, convenient to churches.
school and mills. For particulars call on the sub,.
scribers on the premises, or address them at Ba-
kerstown, Allegheny county. Pa.
ja2Ld3o G. W. FuLTON.
ROBERT FULTON.
tt:fl PAIL ! a
THAT LARGE BUILDING,
Situated on Lacock atiree.,"ni ar Sandusky. Fourth
Ward. Allegheny, and known as •'lLr. aproull's
Chinch."
The building is aemtrably suites for manufactur
ing purposes, suen as a IN ',mien Factory,, Machine
Choi). Cabinet Wa.chouse, •'nate Factornand Flour
ing sit% Is sufficiently strong for any . anibunt of
machinery, and has both front and side entrance.
The kcattun Is excellent, In the business part of
the eI.T, close to market, depots,. Federal street,
&c., &c. A lease will be given on favorable terms
for a number of years. For further Information In
quire of d It. McKEE,
Nos. 43 and 43 Federal St., Allegheny city, Pa,
JA3l:dis
FOR, SALE.
A HOLM AND LOT AT VWICKLEIk,
on the Pittsburgh, Fort Warne &Chicago Railway.
convenient to the station. Tne,noustreontalns 1.1
rooms. bath room and closets. The lot contains
two acres, with choice varieties of fruit and two
graperles, naive and coach house. This property,
If not sold by the middle of February, will be rented.
Also. a good holm., with eight rooms and good cel
lar. The house is substantially butt and *ill be
ready for occupancy by the tlrst of April. The pur
chaser can lave from one to four acres, as he may
desire. The lot has an excellent apple , orcha-d on
It. Apply to Jon!: TFIORPSON, on the,pre tutees,
or at 135 Mira avenue, Pittsburgh. (laIll:d25
F ARM FOR SALE—Containing
106 ACRES, two miles northwest of Salem,
Ohlo. Three good Orchards, Sugar Camp, Barn,
Dwelling House, Carriage House and other out
buildings. Will exchange for city property. Terms
easy. For full particulars Inquire of '
de2l:b7s
011 SALE.—A Neat Two Story
F
Prarre Dwelling House "of lour - rooms. kitch
en and cellar fronting on Fifth Avenue, a short dis
tance from suho Bridge, easy of access by Oakland
Street Cars. Choice tot of ground, hydrant, *c.
Price 1A2900. Terms easy, Possession &wit I,
'a
1869. CUTIIBBItT & SONS,
Jam . 85 Smithfield street.
yubou SALE fr.; TO LET.--Houses
and Lots for sale in all_parts of the city and sn
s. Also, several PALMS in good locations.
Also, a small WOOLEN FACTORY with AO acres
of land, and good Improvements. which I will sell
cheap and on reasonable terms. Business Houses
to let on good streets. Private Dwelling Houses fox
rent in both cities. For farther partietilars inquire
• WILLIAM WARD,
tan 110 Grant street. ontimita Cathedral.
BILLIARD TABLES.
STANDARD
AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES,
AND 0010INATION CUSHIONS.
Undisputabli , the best In use. NEW IMPROVE
MENTS-, Patented Nov. Stith, 1867, and April
Mist, 11868. Everything relating to billiards of the
best quality and lowest prices always on band.
Our NEW CUE TRIMMER, Patentel May sth,
1868, price s2.so—a great success.
Illustrated price lists sent on application. Addree i
PUELAN & CIOLLEINDER.
63. 65. 67 and 69 CROSBY ST.. New Yo:k City
1311:851:Irwm •
SHEETING'S AND BATTING.
1101411103, - BELL,&
ANCHOR COTTON. MILLS.
errZ•siwarkii..
Mania tura" of HEAVY 311 tDrIMI and LIGHT
ANCHOR AND. )lAQNOLIA
Sfry.:ECTINGS AND BATTING.
It
COAL .AND 001C.E. •
CO lir COAL !! .COALt!!' "N.
DICKSON,; STEWART& CO.
, Harpgyenmyed . tbeir Office to
Ncivurr xampatirr switamanc;
0:3;7 *111) SECOND ELOOL
Wkirril?Pre.lterli tetfireatteriolizzirix.Elti
im-verx. kit at ' their ottloe, te n de d t
;sad to
them through the malt. will be attended to promptly.
HAIR AND PERFUMERY.
4 1 01 IN PEc___,lC Ornamental Bak
WOlticzu AND PERFIndiCli, lag
Third street. near Sraltidleld, rittabargh,
ways on hand, general assortment of Ladles ,
WIGS, BANDS. CURIA; Gantlemenle \WIGS, TO
MM. SCALP% GUARD 011A1118,_ DBAOICLETIi,
&a. A good Price In cash walgiveA
R ater ant- clentletniVg lair gutting , donet
Itor ogivisis altameet. Waal
~,
seravici. PATTER ON
On the Premls.
-LEGAL.
agiu
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.TN THE DISTRICT atriri.T Or
I:Allegheny Cx 1 1 : 11 5', state°, Pennsylvania.' Pat
anion Equity, N AV, :atm iry Term. 1869
an d Aanes Holdship verses
Ann Holtiship
, Campbell( Henry Cam' 'bell, Edward Campbell. Sari.
nel S. r h.eltis and 11atr .0 .4 Shields ills wife. James
C. Pearson and Wm, MIL %on an l Emily Wilson his
wife, heirs of Jane amp . .. '11; dec'n: George Knox,
m. P. Knox, E. C. Dew.: v• 'nil &rah beWey nla
wise,'Jamt s Erma. litariha linex. Mrs. At.n M. Da
'video,' and Jane K. Mc ABB ter, h eits of Hugh Knox.
1
deceased: James Knox, George Knox and smith I
Knox, heirs of William Knox, dec - d: James Knox.
Samuel B. Knox, George Knox. Ann Armstrong,
John M. Kirk, James Birk, William F. - Kirk. John
Marshall and Nancy- his wife Daniel Kieser and
Sarah D. his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Burnett. Philip
Deltrich and Mary his wife, George F. Kirk. Aaron
Brooks and Ann B. his wife, anti William M. Doty
and the lesiie of his wife Jane Doty. deers: Mercy
Lowell George Crownorer, John dye and Him
nah his wife, James Crownueer, Robert Crownover,
Lucretia Peasely,Skenkle and Alinira his
wife, Mary3lam. John K. Bennett, Josephine S.
nentiett, Isaac J Bennett. George 51. Bennett,
Isaac Jeukinson, Wm. D. ' Frazee and Reflect:2l.llls
wife, Thomas Mlnshall, George K. 31inshall, ltoin.
Y. Minshall and Byrain L. 51inshail, heirs of Gee.
Knox. dec'd. Beira atlaw of Agnes Knox, dec'd„
late of the clty of Pittsburgh.
'Bill flied hv plaintiffs for the partition or sale of
the real estate of Agnes Knox. c ee'd. late of the city
of Pittsburgh, Pa., who died in 1854. The real es
tate consist- of two lots on Fifth street, (now Fifth
avenue) in the city of Pittsburgh, one fronting on
Firth avenue about one hundred feetand on-Market,
street about thirty feet, and the other fronting on
Fifth avenue about twenty.twd feet and rni.ning
back along Market alley about thirty feet; on which
are erected one brick and three name buildings.
The ht irs of William Knox, dec'd, who was a broth
er of Agnes Knox, and have the one-fifth interest in
said property„ are unknown. Oleo f his sons. James,
wnen last heard ftom, lived near Clacinnati, Ohio.
The defendants abore named are notified and re
quired to moan an appearaiiee to be entered for them
in said Court and to answer said Mil, on or before
the 4th Monday of January, 1869. or in default
thereof the bill will be taken
,pro eon”. 880, and a de-
cree made against them In their absence.
By ovum of Court, I ins the 2d day of January,
A. b. 1869,
8;} JACOB H. WALTER,
Prothonotary.
WRITE & SLAGLE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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QIFIPRAINS COVRT SALE.-By
Virtue of an order of the. Orphan's Court of
A legheny County will be exposed at PUBLIC UAL'S.
on the premise*, in the city of Pittsburgh, on
VEDNEFIDAY. SANITARY 27th 11569.
•
At 10 o'clock A. at;, the following described real es
tate, late the property of /10BERT LAFFERTY.
dec'd, all that
HOUSE AND LOT ON WYLIE STREET,
Between Federal and Chatham Streets; having a
front of 94 feet on Wylie street. and extending
back preserving the same width 90 feet 7 inches to
an alley 4 feet aide, and harinu erected thereon a
three hcory brick dwelling house with three story
back building and &brink stable in the rear.
ALbor—Three lots on Bedlam avenue, each having
a front of 40 fres and extending back 100 feet to
Ponta , ' idle) a d having erected thereon large frame
and brick tenement hours Also, a tenemert
house at the real' otlota on Poplar alley.
ALSO, ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 28TE 1869,
A house and lot on Robinson street. oetween
Sandusky street and Anderson street. In the Fourth
ward. Allegheny C ty; said lot having a front 01 21
feet 3 inches on Robinson street and extending back
preserving the same width 110 feet to litoddartts
alley: on which is erected a large I three story brick
dwelling with back building and a smaller one on
the rear of lot on Stoddartts allet
..&1.80--A house and lot adjoininlng the last de
scribed lot. Bald lot having a trent on Robinson
street of 21feet 3 Inches and extending back Pre
serving the same width .110 feet to an alley; on
which is erected a large three story brick dwelling
house and a smaller one on rear of lot on ntoddart's
alley.
TERMS OF SALE.—On sale of the property
In Pittsburgh one half cash, balance in six moluthe.
On side of the property In Allegheny City one. third
cinsti, balance in six months.
Purchasers will he required to ray one handred
dollars on day of sale upon each piece of property
bought by them. JA.3IEd • D. 10.L1.X.
ta5:113.T Tli. s.T . Administrator.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.-Hy
virtue of an order of sate issued out of the Or
phans' Court of Allegheny Conuty,the undersigned.
exectr or of the last will of Dr. JESSE I".ENNEY,
deed, will expose at PUBLIC SALE on the preini.;
see, on THURSDAY, the 11th day cf FEBRUARY.
A. D. 1860, at 2 o'clock F. M., all that certain
piece or parcel of land situated In the borough of
...McKeesport, County of Allegheny, and State of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol:ows,
viz : Beginning on the southern side of Penrixtreet
In Jamei Penury's plan of lots In said borough, at
he corner of got No. 13. thence south along the line
of. said lot 70 feet to an olley; thence east along
said alley 80 . net to the line of Henderson's lot;
thence by said line 70 feet to Penn-street, and thence
by saldutreet 80 feet to the place of beginning: be
lng a part of lot No. 12 in said plan.
For further particulars leen Ire bt
'ROBERT CRAIGHEAD, Executor.
Elizabeth.
Cr JOHN P. PENNEY;
AttorrleY. Pttleburgh
NOTICE: - 4
--Letters of Adniinis.
tration upon the estate ofJOCILPH isicCßACK
eort, late of E lalabeth township, deceased, having
been granted to Mt undersigned, all parsons in
debted to said estate are requested to make imme
diate payment, and those haring claims or demands
against the same, wilt make them known without
delay. JAM h.S P.:INT ititSoPi,
del2:thlit.s =nen& Vista. Pa.
N •
OTICE. An application will
=-•
be made for the pardon of-HUGH 00NOLLY
and DANIEL /SWARM'. convicted or r. celving
stolen SCOOda, lan:c7B
BANKRUPT NOTICES
IITHE DISTRICT COURT OF
NITED STATES, 'for 04 Western District o
PennsylTanis.
OLIVER ADAMS,
a Bankrupt , tinder the Act of Congress of March
Ad, 1867, having applied. for a Discharge from
all his debts, and other claims
provable under said
Act, by, ordur of the Court, notice is hereby given to
all pervons who have proved their debts, and other
persons interested, to appear on the 28ra DAY
OF :JANUARY, \ 1889. at 10 o'clock A. at., before .
SAMUEL. HARPER. Esq., Register in Bankruptcy,
at his °glee, No. 93 Diamond street, to show cause,
if any they hav4, why a Discharge should not be
granted to the said Bankrupt. And further; notice
is hereby given that the Second and Third Meetings
of creditors of the said bankrupt, required by the
517th and 28th sections of said Act, will be had be
fore the said Register, at the same Dine and place.
Jae:eloo S. C. McCANDLESS. Clerk.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE That
son the Ist day of January. A. D. 1669, a war
rant in Bankruptcy was hatted against the estate of
WILLIAM L. FORSYTHE, of Pittsburgh, in the
county .of Allegheny and State of Pennsylvania, who
has been adjudged' a Bankrupt, oh his' OWII petition:
that the payment of any , debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such. Bankrupt to him or for
his use, sod the transfer of any property by him, are
foroilden by law; that a meeting of the creditors of
the said Bankrupt,,. to prove their debts, and to
chaos., one or more assignees of his estate will be
held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
office of the Register. No. 93 Diamond street, in
the city of Pittsburgh, before SAMUEL HARPER,
Esq Register, on the 23d day of January, A. D.
1869, at 10 o'clock A. as.
THOMAS A. ROWT:,ET.
S.'Marshal, as Messenger
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
on the nib day of January, A. D. 1869, a
Warrant trißankruptoy was fumed againat the
ESTATE OF ADOLPH RODELIIEIiEE,
Of Allegheny City,. in the county of Allegheny and
State of Pennsylvania,-who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt, on his ownpetitiont that the payment of
any debts and dellyerrof any property belonging to
such Bankrupt to him or for his use, and the trans
fer of an' property by him, are forbidden by WO
that a meeting of the creditors of the said Bank
rupt, to prove their debts,. and to choose one or
more assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court
of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 116 Federal
street, Allegheny City,
.ellegheny county, Pa., be..
fore JOHN N. P URN% AN CB. keg.. Register, on the
25th day of February, A. D. 41039, at 2 o'clock.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY.
11. M. Murshal. xs Mei
MEM
1"N THE. DISTRICT COURT. OF
-L THE UNITED STATES, for the Westeri .pts
trier of Pennsylvania. •
.
ALMEBSIfBERG, allankrupt under the Act
. r.f 'Congress of March Ad, A. D. 1807, having ap
plied 'for a. discharge .from all his debts and other
Claims' provable under said Act, by order of the,
Court, mottos: , is hereby given to all creditors 'also
have proved their debts, and other persons Interest
od, to appear on the 11th day of rF.BRUARY,IBBO„ ,
at 10 0 7 olook d. ,before SAMUEL HARrEId;
Zig., Register in Bankruptcy, at his once, No.' igt
Diamond street, :Pittsburgh, Pa—. to show 'cause .
if : any they - have, why a Discharge should not
granted to the said Bankrupt.
8,• C. McCANDLEBS,
• Clerk of B. District Court for said Duitriet.•
TOBACCO AND CIOARS.
ExcELswit WORK&
w. aluNifirrsort,
santaenren arid Dee,len
T. tk
abeveo. Snuff, CigarS, Pipes, 0.,
i t 7S I ..MAT a ALurauranc.
FirNEW OPERA HOUSE.
Leag,l4. !""":".". ...... • ....... .-WW• RZSDIIIBOII.
the crowd sibort
.............. vr. cmcznme.
SPECIALaI'otd
. the box office at ' it 1 1 MPeetrunr inglinafed
to the patron, 01'11113 tbtitiqblElCTS ;he t•geats can
be secured .luring the day from 9 o'clock A. 31. to
4 P. X.
LEFFINGi WELL 114nliEE.
2 O'CLOCK P. 3i.
CINDERELLA A ND ROMEO JA FFIER JENXISS
In the evening, a quarter bethre tl,•
`CINDERELLA,
ROMEO JAFFIEH. JENKINS,
DIC4 TURPIN, THE HIGIIWATMAN.
Non day ALADDIN ANI) yEDIA.
E=',SBITTHEIS'
AMERICAN THEATRE.
(LAT'ir, TRIMBLE•S VARIETIES.)
GRAND OPENING,
Monday Riming, January 18, 1869,
, t
With one of the largest and beat selected Comps.
Ides ever Introduced to ' the citizens of Plttsturgh..
and under the management of
I
W. C. SMYTHE ,
Who takes pleasure in presenting the foEowingsr
tilts of unequaled celebtity : Augusts,
Md Ile . Raisins Evers, Miss Hibble Eters,' Miss rd.
genie Bummers t Miss Louisa Harrison, NI tall E. Piker
man and a Brilllant Corps 44 Ballet; Harry Bay—
n^r Hank Mudge. the DelerantlErothers, ous WEI-.
Hams, Ed. Morley. Billy Blair, Bob Stnttn.
Pot :lather Particulars, see small Wile and futures*
announcements.
IarPITTEIBURGH'
H. W. WILLIAMS Sole Leasee arallManager.
Remember your last clistme to see
THE GREGORY%
TRANS-ATLANTIC COHBMIAITION
THE MINIATURE ! CIRCUS! .
Arlie Gertrude's Leirbed Quedrueeds.
Little Bessie Gregot7 Bliss Leon esesvemler, ji an.
Albert. Arthur and Willie. The Flying Meteor the
Alr.
A NEW BILL TO-NIGHT.
Lagt Grego y Matinee on Saturday.
BURNELVS.MUSED N AND
PARLOR MENAGERIE,
The Great Family nem:write.
FIFTH AVENUE. between Emltbffeld and Wood
streets, opposite Old Theatre.
SiirOpen Day and Evening, all the year - roan&
Admission, 25 cents: Children, 15 cents.
M r - ORPHANS' FAIR.
BASEMENT OF CATHEDZAL.
ADHI3BIOL..
The splendid newly organised Cathedral Brass
Band will enliven the Fair every evening. de=
arFAIR IN' lIIANSFIELD r -A
Fair lot the benefit ottbe • • • I
New Catholic Church
in the village of Mansfield will open on the 18th or
'JANUARY. and will continue tor two weeka. Train&
on the Pankandle road leave the Union Depot fbr
Dientheld deify at 3018 and 4:55. P. at., returninv
it 1/P. M
IarPROF.. CARPENTER'S
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADM.
No. 35 THIRD STREET, Is now open for the _
• ception of pupils. Class days and hours—For La.
-
r dies, Masters and Misses. Wednesday and Saturday.
at o'clock r. x. For Uentlemen—Tuesday •
Friday Evenings, at If o'clock. Private lessons
given. Circulars can be
Classes t the 31uslc Stores
and at the Academy. out of the Mtn'.
convenlenv, attended to. ,
.le. Hall to let to detect Parties
DRUGS AND CEIEIMICALS.
TatNIDERSON .1. & BROTHERS,
266 Liberty street, Dealers in,Drngs, Paints
anti ent Medicines. 135t2
W. NACHEOWN & BRO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
urn XA-'4II7ACTIMEEtB OP
Carltacqa C,ll.
MOVED TO NO. 19 LIBERTY SI73EEI,
,1119:dZ3
PITTSBURGH, PEI4tNA.
White Lead, Window Glass and Glassware at.
Manufacturers prices. deg
BLECTIC SUFI ER CO RI;
An infallible remedy for Summer Complaint. Mir.
rhea, Dysentery, Vomiting, Sour !Stomach arid
Cholera Morton,.
DR. IiBRIS' CRIMP Cam,
A specific for Cholera, Cramps sad Path
Stomach, for sale by
31UWEI=S & ZWXLITG,
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streets,
AGENTS FOR
J. SOHOONDLIKKS. 4% SON'S
PURE . WHITE LEAD
IticCOVS VERDITER GREEN,
The only green paint that will not deteriorate bp .
exposure. It wlli loot better, last longer and give
more
marketperfect satisfaction than any paint In the
`I'M A NllooD.”—Anotner New
MEDICAL PAMPHLET, fro nt the pens.
DanrinviS. The Medical Vote., gar 6of thlswork
'This valuable treatise os the eans e and cure 0 - ,
premature decline,. shows how health is impaired
through secret abuses of youth and manhood, and' •
how easily regained. It gives a clear synopsis of
the impedimenta to marriage, the cause and edicts
of nervous debility, and the remedies therefor.o ,
pocket edition of the - above will be Doctor de cut
receit, Of iitt tent s by - all:dressing CUB..
TIS. No; 58 Norte Gbarlee amt. Baltimore. Md.' --
.1711:t1
MANHOOD: !lOW LOST 3 HOW;
AXIL RESTORED! luet,publieltectinseabd .
cps. Price, eix cent*. A DRCTITRE 03 TES
NATURAL TREATMENT. and Radical Cure 2 , 5
permaturrhata, or Seminal Weatneea, IneolantarT • 1; -. =
iseione. Sexual Debility and Impedimenta to Mu.
Maga generallyLliferveaanew Conaumption, .-;
lepeLii i nd Me; mental and Phyisleal Ineagmc.l_ rir•
snit item Melt Abun4 Cutup.
well. .B. author of tae "Uree_n Book. I Ate. s•A
BOON TO THOUSANDS OF BDPFEB/113,1l tent •
ander seal. in a plain envelope, to any iuklreas, poei.
paid, on. rweelpt of Mix orate, or two posteAgeitllult.l.
to CHAS. J. C. KLINE Co., 1 - 21 BOWnxis
NEW YORE, POSTOPPRLE DUX 1888. Alto Jr.
Onlverwell , e"Marriage atilde," , price tlikenta..
inyaindterT
ADj o ICEIt YOUNG DWI ABOUT
Moseys
,tor Young Men.
On the.Erross Abuses rad Dhows Incident tO
Youth said Ea& llianbocol s with Om humane visW
of treatment acre, seat by mail in sealed Mum
envelopes ?rebut charm. Address, HOWARD All•
soounox. Box Pbtleaelnhla, Pa. seMatte•daT
MEM
WEIGHTS AND MBASMa
B. LYON,, `
Senor of Weights and Ideaanstai,
Na, a POURTR razzT. .
ißetireen Melly and Peril streets
OMRHDMflgtivattendNl tn.
ST COMMON • --. •
'Machine Stone Works,
Northwest corner of West Cloininon, AM/O=Y.
FILEWN. ATVATELP. &
Have on hand or : prepare on short noticeig
an 0
d Step Stones, 71ses inr
Vaults, ite. Read and Tomb Skeins., ke. - _
omen proinpu7 esentod. =MI fIiaIIOSLISISK.
AbIIISM.
25 cents.
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MEDICAL.
arbl2* •
STONE.