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- River Under the Reeky Mountain/.
'Trabner's Record contains the follciw
ingletter from" Mr. 'Catlin:
Kr, the American ethnographia;
whose , extensive 'travels have led' him
through the wildest and rudest scenery
of. Auterica r has turned his attention for
several •years past, from the Indiana to
rocks, and has made in these studies troy.
aalgeess to South America, to the Rocky
Mountains. the Andes, and, the Antilles,
the result of which he iftrepring , to
publish:in. a work entitled "The Lifted
and Subsided Rocks of America, with
their Influences on, the Oceanic. Atmos
pheric and Land Currents." And one of
the striking features of this book seems
to be, to quote his own words, "the , dis
covery of a river under the Rocky Moun
tains many times larger than the Missis
sippi, its course nearly twice the Missis
aippi's length, and gliding through, the
clean and vast rocky cellars of the up
heaved mountains without the losses by
alluvial 'absorptions and solar evapora
tionsi Which diminish valliy rivers, it
tikes sgong in its- course the sinking
Meats and lakes of the mountains of
Mateo; and ,with them , perhaPs; a
-hundred — mo nths in Vits deep bed lie-
Imitates unseen into's-the Carribea n Bea
and Gnitof Matte*. , • - ,
The frequent "Montagne, quifement,!' •
ffeatztiett.'!.and• "Blowi*g
-lrisees;" Mich esker [lithe Reeky Noun.
Asia range, he sayk„lnilicatersubmontane
csacadeamnsecl bythe waters Of melting
snows,' Of. rains, of glaciers, and a thou
sand .sinking rivers and lakes, :which,
among broken , up and angular. rocks, are
on their way to the ocean level.
• Through the anti heated vaults un
derneath the Andesi, I contemplate a sim
ilar river running from the thirteenth de
gree of South latitude to the North, and
carrying their overflowing waters also to
the Carribean Bea.
• The Antilles, now partially sunk in the
!mean, &abut a chain of mountain tops,
which, six thousand years ago, stood up
in their
. grandeur, a part .(and, probably,
the glory) of the Andes; and at that date
the two mighty submontagne rivers meet
/ ing and debouching together into the
ocean, Eastor North of the Antilles, com
bined with :extraordinary volcanic influ
ences; undermined : the. Antilles chain,
which went down-in the Cataclysm well
established in the Indian traditions, I
havegathered . both in North and South
• America, and also by - unimpeachable
records on _the rocks, themselvesby
shapes and grooves left on_tisegtant walls
at *Caraccas and Banta Martha, on the
coast oU Venezuela, where this mighty
chain was broken; records which I have
twice seen, which may be read by all ages
to come, and which are - not , myths or fa
bles. ' • • , -
In this tremendous catastrophe, probe
biy the most stupendoun that ever took
place on the' murface =of the globe, the
Peninsula of Yucatan, . with its splendid
Aztec cities, sank, anckaince has partially
risen, leaving the two grand sunken est
uaries, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Car
liberal Bea, into which two subterranean
rivers, from ;the constant overflow of
their vast cisterns, under the mountains,
now spread their clear and blue waters,
heated by the volcanic furnaces they have
Asset. By the joint influx of these rivers
into the Carribean Sea, its Western sur
face is elevated several feet above the
level of the ocean. ' and pouring into the
Gulf of Mexico, sweeping the Western
coast, and taking in its way the waters of
Rio del Norte and the Mississippi, this
vast flood debouches with them into the
Atlantic, at the Florida Cape, and there
becomes the Gulf Stream, until now one
of the mooted puzzles of the world.
A Few Things That Are to Be;
Before 1900 science and art will have
so advanced as to have affected complete
revolutions in many of the industrial pro
- ceases and methods of securing health,„
comfort, and convenience to the human'
race. Vast gas manuntetories will be
found in all the great cities and towns,
in which the invisible agent will be man
ufactured solely for the purpose of cook
ing the food and warming the dwellings
of the inhabitants. These Works will be
independent of those established for ma.
king illuminating gas: It will not be
necessary to purify the fuel gas so fully,
and it will, in most places, be made from
wood. The cost will be so low, and the
convenience so great, other kinds of fuel
will, in a great measure, be dispensed
with. No ashes, no smoke, no dust—
what a glorious realliation this will be
At that time, theist; theearth, and thetea
will be fall of conducting wires, and elec
. trio currents *ill Sew constantly in every
direction: A new 'order of things will
prevail in our post offices. 'The click of
the telegraph.instrument will be heard;
instead of the snap of the lock which
closes tt_p wide months of the mail
bags. The install sum of ten cents (per.
haps less) will place correspondents in
instant oommunication with etch otheri
no matter how widely they may be sepa.
rated. ' Although the industrial art will
bale. ;enormously' increased, - less steam
power will -be employed. of
some of the hidden forces, otiliatire
~wil be harnessed to the primary moving
wheels of the great manufacturing estab;:
lishmeuts, and smoke and vapor will no
longer mark their location to the distant
traveler. The sick will not be required
to swallow disgusting doses of medicine.
Remedies will , be administered through,'
other avenues thaw the .stomach.
Chemistry will, have eliininated the vi
talc
,actlve.printdples Isom, all curative
agents; inlihtotigh , the cellular an 11. cuts
aeons covaringli, And by other at present
cleceil*arcof, access,-,the Influence of
• tlietitla agents will be bintight tti beai
y 11Pa , 41 1 1 1 iled Puns. • ~Ygtit
- be let hi upennbarly' all the organs of the
body, so 'that the physician can observe
the, iagead, apdtature of Alisepse,Atql 20 ‘
- longer - 4 - MP eturiPellit to diligabieln the
dark. Ji...imowledge of practical
will; be ;gerukrallyftliffused,.tynouit`
M 8 .1,10016; - idehrglitqr and - iloAroilpg the
odmiequilitly , :render them'
Wealthier and better fitted for the
dutiell asgterguildhilities of life.—Bosim.:
,JourAget 0 01 . 1 rnerge. •
TT ths English ariininner,
who Was shot by young ' Chailoner,
Qiiebec;W *mei tWe' age, Witted-of
his inJuries -1 9bittaker, • itrtiiiiy lie re
membered, had placed- Chilean's slder.
wader the lath:ince of chloroform and
•
seduced her. MaPY, People be that the
jury wi ll , reuder verth e ; t ,' f tillabl
• hoiniekle. The feelingin uee
indeed throitghout Quebec, and,
f r le • very
strongly in aver l) youngOballon
consequence of the 90t or i n -er '
in
us itumorall
tka - of English army °dicers in that
conntrY• ' •
Whit Lite
Mr. 'Jima GieetiwOddOlitr , i'Lettlin
Ourual,” writes to the , Morniktly Star ,
7amiterience, among.lite .preserresall ,
sailors and ; passengers., H is- story Aug :
gests the inquir y whether the life preserv
ers an our - ships and ; steamboats are an,
better than these - desCribed by him: - Some
years ago, it was discoiered that the In
dia rubber buoys in the state rooms of .
Lake Erie steamers had been msed'es pin
cushions by lady passengers. Mr. Green
wood went among the sailor's shops and .
bOuglit life buoys with the - following re
suit:
One was branded "warranted , cxirk
iwood," one "all cork," and the third
!simply bore the word "warranted." They
ranged in price from six shillings to seven
and sixpence. They were all three car
ried home and dissected, with the follow
ing. results: • " •
No. 1 ("warranted,") when its flimsy
yellow skin was slit, was discovered to
consist bodily of straw, sparely covered
with cork shavings , for, the satisfaCtiOn, it
is presumed, of any cautions mariner
who might feel disposed to risk a like slit
in his purchase, so as to make sure of its
quality before be paid for it.
No. 2 ("warranted") was stuffed with
rushes.
No. 8 ("all cork") cork chips and
rushes, about twenty per cent, of the for
mer and eighty of the latter.
To test. the buoyant capability of the
threedetected impostures,they wereplaced
in water, a - weight. of ten pounds- being
attached to each. This was the result:
i'VrarMnted corkwood"--Sank in an
".warranted Stood
.' the, test • for
nearly twolows and then subcumbed.
' corkl%—Floated for four hours
and then sera- from ..vieW. •
Here is a pretty revelation 1 In our in-
bred love for the sea and all that pertains
to it, in this morethan in any other direc
tion do our sympathy and charity' extend.
An appeal for funds to float a life-boat on
any , dangerout; coast is seldom or never
Made in vain. We hive hearty despis
ing for all "crimps" rand gong shore"
sharks, who prey on the seaman, and
fleece him of hfshard earnings, more than
all. - Of all men, none soy utterly ab
horred as the "wrecker," the cold-blooded
villain who, by means of false lights and
signals, betrays a vessel to certain de
stxuction. for the sake of such Plunder as
the shattered hulk and the bodies of
drowned men may yield. What, then,
must be our opinion of the man who, for
the sake of an extra profit of half a
crown, consigns a fellow -creature to the
lingering torture of death' by gradual
drowning? To be sure, it may o ft en
happen that, cast on the flux of the wil
derness of water, the possessor of a life
buoy deserving the name may, in the end,
be worse off than the man who has no such
hope left him out of the wreck of his ship,
and "goes down . and have done with it;"
but who; since ihis wretched imposture
began, may reckon the instances of des
perate hope all unexpectedly mocked to
death; of life lost that would have been
saved, had the promise that the_ treacher
ous buoy held out but proved true? Nay,
how many men, and women, too—emi.
grant mothers bearing up their little chil
dren in the fathomless waters—have been
cheated out of their lives by abandoning
the spar or plank for the more hopeful
looking ring of stuffed canvas "warranted
solid cork wood," hut which is no more
than straw and rags, and soddens and
sinkt3, dragging the clingers with it?
FEnsaxtoo Po, where the prisoners of
State in Cuba are to be conveyed, is an
island, 44 miles long and 20 miles broad,
situated on the west coastof Africa, in the
Bight of Biafra, about 20 miles from the
nearest point of the mainland. Fernando
Po is in•latitude about 8 deg, 80 min. north,
is traversed by a mountain ridge which at
Clarence Peak rises to theheigheof 10,880
feet, or over two mike, is fertile, well
watered and thickly wooded. It contains,
in a state of nature, larze flocks of goats
and sheep, and swarms of monkeys of
great size. The climate, excessively hot
at all times, becomes intolerable during
.the rainy season, when a pestilential wind
blows from the continent of Africa. The
native population consists of twelve thou
sand negr oes , . inhabiting fifteen ; villages.
The Eng lish Godernment, between 1827
and 1834, gli made an attempt to form a col
ony, but failed. In 1844, Spain again
took possession and established a penal
settlement.
Tux snow sheds of the Central Pacific
Railroad extend for a continuous distance
of twenty-two miles, with a breadth of
sixteen feet, and a height 'of sixteen feet,
not including the pitch of the roof. The
sides are inclosed, and the sheds resemble
a long tunnel, lighted at the sides through
the interatices between theboards. The
,building is braced to,gether substantial
manner, and is bolted to the , rocks
wherever the road approaches the edges
of cliffs. Where now slides are to be
feare'd, the roof is extended to the wallof
rocks, so that thelalling masses shall be ,
deposited'on the other side,, down in the
ravine. Where sideliogs have beelt laid,
:the shed is siider than sixteen feet. The
-entire building covers an area, of More
than 1,858,5150 square feet, or forty-three
acres. Over 40,000,000 running feet of
, lumber tutve been'used in building these
sheds. -
BaronAw Yourto lately lectured the
ladies of ktormondom on education, and
among other remarks, made these _Pert!?
nent ones: "Bee, in the lashionable
world, the education given to a young
lady! It consists - mainly of how to bow
and curtsey, how to 'meet a gen*eizian'
how be graceful 1n a ball roam,,, ho w to
get " into and out ; of a carriage, how to
walk on the streets;_how high her clothei
should, be lifted, or how many feet they,
should drat behind - her; and, An' addition'
this, to thrtmon the gibuto and have ;a
smattering Of French or Italian. - „Thole
are what should - he- **led female loafers;
the no good , to tirentselveiler any
body They cannot knit their stock
' lags, late Weir clressti or itaderclothhAg,
Or dd anything useful" •
EMmEN „11i0441a .suatt .that
' age
w dr,P4oled b'POlll:Pegiodiel and
kW time .1860' , thall4P o olo.
en gaining on., the neryotts,Ana ni n .
lose blood nowt' according to these stain.;
• mentkirho conki mot a; few lears atig,
• uThe nervous type;', says onsphysich w
octane:in *gib the grit,:chblers Olden:do,'
and has hutted about athhdr4areanteri."
AM
/10/4.1.15T took '10="8
the Siamese twins. -"Olmen% eel
my dear," he remarked to her, "observe
the care exercised by Providence which
united these two citizens', and think what
a heavy and wearisome fetter might. that
membrane which attaches them together
have been, if instead of being brothers
thty had been strangers to each other."
44.. 4 t
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tmem? alximstim 4iußBft2k; , net
.11PIHNALL11014011E1. -
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103111 Th -.C.MMAAPA'AMW
Pittabargii.k Couselliville Ballread.,
Propoaals'wlll'be reeeited up' to SATURDAY;
Ma7laC, inelluden, for the .
GRADITITION,IASONTLY AND BALLASTING
Of the remaining 41 Sections of tits Road. situ
ated at intervals Upon the 96 tidies between Con
n. Bovine mid :Cumberland,
bpechicAtions wilkhe ready for - distribution at
the Pituburgh andenmberland ()Meet, oniriti-
DAY, the 9th .of April,: and all .hatbrinailon
necessary for the proper exanilnation of et,A ,
work wilt be arrorded-by the Engineer upon the
By Order of the President and Directors.
• BENJ. H. LATROBE.
' 1 ' Chief Engineer.
Orrick prITS.BOII k COrritELLlVti.tz R. R. Co /
Pittsburgh, March 19th, 198 s.
inh2o•43:grrit
lar lINOFWEIOUSE.--' Proposals
receili , e4 on or *fore APRIL
4tb. 'for a HomzolurAr., FORTY-HORSE
POWER STEAK. EittOINE, Web:idler boilers
delivert& and set no at tba ALLIGHEHt.
COUNTY 'WORKHOUSE. rronOsais to 'state
size of ilyilnder,. dimentions of boilers, and •Ren
eral construction of enable. Ries to be left at
the omen of BARR 411IOSER. Arelkitee% No. X
en 44 Sixth (late Ste vial?) street - . • '
H. S. - FLEMING, oo m.
W. 8. RISoELL. i
i!!!!1
IgrnATCHEOPI HAIR DYE*
• Thli *Wad Halt Dye la the teal/kW wworldsthe only * tree and portent Dye; bantams. star
ble,lnitantaneetu; asappolatclient; no tn.
dblaloas *tato cletleate" the ill effeetn! of bad
dna' t hi M a atoe and • leaves flu Bar aat and
beau or brews: sold by all Druggists
and Pe and. properly applied at natant.
iera Win taetaty,. N0..10 feed street New
EPILEPSY CAN BE CIUIRED
• —Those tiering Mends afflicted are ear.
'wetly solicited to it not, for a Mettler Letter or
Nefereaces and Testintoulals, whlck wN, egg
wince the stoat skeptical of the curability of' tas
disease. ' Address VAN - .13178EN , LOMABOWI,
N. D.. 38 Greet Jones street, New York. •
mbliher29-dAr •
IarINARRIAGIE AND CELIBA•
_ CY.—An ZSIMPIOr yor men =the prise
of Solitude. and the Dual'. ilaS and ABUSIS
which ereatelsoodunents to iLt.BRIAGIC,' Vth
lure means orrelief.. Sent la sealed , lettern-
ISltii tr allge " ,
delphis. Pa. . fallhdffr
Ita"ORNAINEN'VAL AND USE.
FUL. 717 Y ONLY .
SILVER TIFFED SHOES.
For children. Will outwear thretpsirs without
tips. . : 3 dBbT:TB:6
PROFESSIONAL.
TARS. COOPER, WALLACE and
WILLARD,'
EICIMI3O AT S,
Will remove their °Aloe on the Ingot of April
next to No..'ffii.3l:!laniond, Allegheny city, rear
of Ctty .31610:d79
G. W. De CAMP,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
°Moe, . NO. IST FOURTH AUNTIE. Pitts
burgh.. (formerly occupied try Hon. Walter H.
Lowrie.) will practice in the 11. 8. Circuit and
District Courts, the State Supreme and'all the
Courts of Allegheny county, and make maim
flans In most or thesdjseent counties. j1211:117$
M. IL REEFER"
T v
ALDERIILLIIA.I7D ZZ.O7FICIO JUSTICE 07
TELE'
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
Special attention Riven to copveyanolap and
collections Deeds Bonds and Mortgages deawn
op. and all legal business atteaded to piscaptly
and accurately. •
Jog. A. BUTLER,
ALDBIALI AID POD= JUSIBTBATA
Office, Ul6 WYLIE STRZET. sear Waahtugtoa
PITTSBPBOH. PA.
Bonds, Bottednito, Ackncrwledginent: ,
Ile l p )e cisitons,llernions. and an vibe, tenni
min e buslnestaxionated prOmptly. RIM:0
SA BL naIiASTERS,
ALIAXIIPATIWir,
•
Bx-Offfelo Justice or the Peace and Police Nag.
trate. 02 GRANT ' STREET, appeal,* the
Cathedral, BURGH, PA.
Deeds, Beads, Mortgeges, Acknowledgment.,
Dopositions„ and all Legal Business executed
with promptness and dispatch. tattle
EIISTACE 13.' MORROW,
2k.Ia3MMIVLAIV,
NIEAGETIOT SUBTICE 091 , TH
GISTRATEE PEACE AND
WAGE MA.
OFFICE, 73 PENNA. AVENUE. PITTSBURGH, PA.
Deeds; Boads,Yortgsges, Acknowledgments,
Deposit to and all Legal Business executed
with promptness and dispatch. meta
JOHN A. STRAIN,
azanpuatArr,
111-0111010 MST= OT THE PEACE AND
POLICY. MACHSTRATZ.
02ee,112 FIFTH BTRICET, oppoalte the Ca
thedral, Pittsburgh, Pa. Deeds, Bonds, Mom
aurepitstrowl•dgmenta,wiDjina:gg:na and
nsnen irj
dispatch. • • ' .
AnmoN,.• •
• 'rustice of the Peace,
CONVEYANCER REAL ELME AND INSU
RANCE' AO oo I.
CABBON 13TRICBT. BAST BIRMINGHAM.
Collection of Bents solicited and promptly at
tended to.
HC. RACKRELL,
. --
ATTORNEY AND ,COUNSELOR AT LAW,
No. 89 Grant Street.,
=Mew ITTPBBIIIIGH. PA. .
JOHN W. RIDDELL,
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
Ore% US 11thurtend Street"
(Opposite the Coast House.)
11115:t41 1+147681768H. PA.
j e B . 374611:1,110N,
A.TTO4NEY,-AT-LAW,
IVY 'N'Ll'th Street*
emboaarzewhilioxelooxi. . aplsw73
Anti WD" HZAKELEV,
Arrr 3 itlan - g47cfr4:7,
Ns. we rtirra erßurre f
agesalkiLLY • - •• NTTElStrgalf. PA
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-cs Iffli es emen k ht. Al
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'if ° ei l ltbotesileinetetabi t _ill ah Olfo. 4..'
It L. ttstetrghll ,, F-: . ;k- - ;^ , zest ?tongs : '
r.... , ,:i5ep Oillit:',Ervitiaria;
bee. _l3-jesat ktut 04 flaekete of the
tonllettom lee atiorhitture at pylon
ea , lo* u stile qui siolgoode Gee be booth' of
the At mo etorAelwanso,pAns
0* ladle 'Robber' Depot. le - entarn, l6
area. :.• : h,, -• ... it ll—
. Sole Moods tee t h e nomoany.•
DOLL packagel
hub 8011. Matter, luat, L zaral i ta . for
bi
1.1 It Ira avenue.,
TI RIED PEACIIES.-100 Dinh,
A ri c s a Prime &tilde, for as7 . l . °Amax,
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AuoTIORUJEL
:BS 11.11.SSITEINNICORN
iptfmrsiamtoEsAtirp VAILItPICTS
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AT
SMITHSON'S ~E MPORIUM
= 65 'AND 51 runt AVE Nl3l.
.•• . _
Messrs. If. M. SMiTHI3ON & CO.. ProSrletar.
of the well known Mammoth 'Auction House are
creatinx an excltenient consequent upon the ar•
rival of:new ,seods which are being in/d at re
diarksbly loW.prleem ' Goods ofeve variety; the
finest sewed *trots, the 'Most fashionable , bal.
blankets,ers mid anklet shoes. slippers, &a,
flannels, cloths. cassimeres, cutlery
and carpets. Call and examine. No trouble to
show goods. Lunen% mimes' and children",
flue alidost your own prices. All Roods war.
ranted as:represented. 0024
FOR .SALE. •
MST BIRMINGHAM PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
TItisDA.Y, March 30th, at NI o'clock r.."
that Mumble piece of property on Carson street,
betw n Railroad .and Page etreets , on which is
erect •a
.TWO STORY- BRICK LIWELLI...G
ROC E. now occupied by Mr. Terrance Camp
bell, containing Rrooms, attic.' ball and kitchen.
The lot is SO feet front .on Carson street, run.
nbiErhsektielt feet - to Correy street—pared. Im
mediate possession
, Tennt o nlaice s oo.berugthe widew , s dower.
112a9 remain on the property, bearing interest,
payable annually to the widow, If , t, desired by
the purchaser; the remainder. one-half cash and
one-half in One year, with Interest. • 1
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11. B. IntritilßeN. cik
. • • .
AUCTIONrEVI.
LE4AL.
ASSIGNEE'S_ SALE.
N PURSUANCEOF AN ORDER
ot.tbe District Court of •the United - States
tor the Western District of Pennsylvania. made
•March4tht lleeln.-tnere will he exposed at Pub
lic nide, at .111cILW4INIVa AUCTION ROOKS,
in" the City of Pittstrargh, on the
10th, Dag of April, 1869,
At 10 o'clock J. ii., the following described Real
Estate of JOSHUA. ISHODII.,' Bankrupt, sub
ject„ however, to existing Ilene, via.:
• All. thSt lot of ground, situate In the First
ward of tie - OAT of Allegheny. county of Alle
gheny', and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at a point 132
feet 8 inches southwardly of Rebecca street, 14
inches westwardly from Melina dividing ent.lots
numbers 113 and A* in the Reserve tram opposite
Pittsburgh: thence parallel - with said line south
wardly 415 feet 3 incnei to Bank Lane: thence
along Bank. Lane westwardly 1911 feet 8 inches
to line of land of J. H. L'ndsay Ina H D.Whip
ple; the: ce along said Lindsay and Witiople's
withinrthard ly 440 feet •A inches to p
MA feet 3 inches of said Rebiocas tr eet:
thence north 68% d gives east 1106 feet inches
to the place of beginning.
A.:so, a certain other Lot or strip of land. 14
inches in width and running from Bank:Lane to
within 1311 feet 3 inches of Rebecca street-afore
said along the eastern boundary of the lot of
ground above described, au d extending from said
eastward', bonndas to the dividina line lx tWeen
out-lots numbers ea and 914 aforesaid, less the
following described piece of the above described
lot, to-wit: All that certain lot or piece of ground
beginning at a point at the line of property of
Joshua I th odes„ on Bank Lane: thence Wong tne
line of said property of said Rhodes 1141 feet to
a point; thence by a line 34 feet 4 inches to
co tier of property of Lindsay and Met
thence by Ulleline of said Lindsay and IlleOn:cheon
11115 feet to Bank Lane; thence along Bank Lane
38 feet Inches to the place of beginning, on
whleh first and seconddescribed plebes of ground,
less the last described piece of ground, is erected
a large Brick Malt House.
Also. all those two certain lots of ground, situ
ate In the City of Pittsburgh, eon.. ty of Allegheny
and utate of Pennsylvania, bounded and de.
scribed as follows: Beginning on Irwin street at
the din ante of 188 feet 7 inches from Duquesne
Watt thence at right angles with Irwin street
60 feet: thence Parallel with Irwin street 40
feet; thence at right angles with Irwin street 60
feet to said Irwin street; thence along the same
40 feet to the place of beginning, being lots
Numbers 3 and 4 In aplan of lots laid out by
Joshua Rhodes,recorded in Plan Book, vol. 3,
page NITT.
B. W. MALCHEY. Assignee.
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A DMINISTII ATIRIX'S NOTICE.
—Whereas.letters of administration haelna
been granted to the underahtned,on the estate of
GgOtteg OSCHWENDIEtt. late of Allegheny
Co., ah persons indebted to the uld estate are
rem:lasted to mikettoinedlate payment, and those
having e Wats to present then
ticated, without delay, to ,Properly authen
_ ROSA. GSCRWENDEB,
WM:Pans 524 Perm street.
Wi 11)=11 ete CO.,
Nos. 221 and 223 Liberty Street.
Corner of Irwin, now oller to the trade at low
figures. strictly
Prime New Crei t N or Orleans Sugar and
Porto Rico, Calm and Engash Island Sugars.
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Be.
teed do.
Golden Drips,- Loyola's. Emits, Mart's,
Adams , and Long Island brrups
Pdrtoltico, Cuba and English Island Molasses.
TOUllf Byron. Japan, Imperial, Ounpowilu
gad Oolong Teas.
Caroling and .Bangoin Bi
Java, Lagasyra and lo Sees.
're once°, iLard O A II. Masa, 130aPe,
Conon Yarns, de., sonata= I' an band.
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ntros OP
Fine Brandies,Win and Segal%
Beenlab, Moselle, and Sparkling Hoek Mines
of Hinkel & Co.. In•botttes.
Spiikllne Moselle, Schimberg and Johannis
berg, Hoekbelmer Burgled', 7e,
Brandenburg &•Yrerest.Fine Olive Oil.
do,_ do Clarets, imported bottlei.
• do do IN blte Wines. in bottles.
My Work & Sons' Sparkling Catawba. -
Pine old Sherry, ldaaelra and Port Wines.
Free Ve ry ononasela Bye Whiskies. pure.
do Superlor Old scotch do de.
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• ..4...T:A90;
to Agents Orr Moat fi Obandon's Onind Yin.
Im_periai •
veraraay, and Sellery ChaElpagne.
Brindles of oar own select.on and warranted.
)d9143
SKATES, SKATES, SKATES.
American Rink,
liew 'York Chib,
Empire, fitorr,
AU other 'antifraud. lbws at the very lowest
taro a : WM 2 OE I4 ' 81 ;HIM
'Sell Vt) virtztui. ALLZOMINIC:
FR ENCH BURR NM& STONE&
French Tarr Smutisehines,
no ma ]PELT CLTANEBB TN oz.
Portabra , Plow
• Nomura mows,
an *Kw, and twatQuality.; for gale at
'32 0 Put all ) 1 4 11 !iiTSCS, Pit4b l ollh.
Vi; WALEAft.
800 ,1 R prop, br
SIOVEmi abina4o4l#:.#o*EßNoti;
tow
„ d m
tale air to Ault Jaen - . r ag . lpted - filmy=
.ns,dla , _ fns elilla Maintlviatable.
al i ta ' lg. Peer at et va ,ea t ,
rx , V .111141 K • , itialualeat V
' %die at Pupate. )10.19 Areder.
Iv it** ll .4 l 11 4 7,1 11 4 tor thio Mcirnor
BESBl.Bll•4lllliiiidiiPtilt
11 LTAI Polabutallal4,4l3o4/d!l4 soma.
°Atte - . -
FRESHWHITE LAKE FISH. SALOON AND BASS.
Bend' to No.
burr, or his old well mow n TWIN Orr"
Allenhenv market neXO
SI T IPAL ASIL-100 casktsginactle
ik
Wi fel
siale bbl
by _ J. B.4:IBI4PUILD.
E~F:1J1: ~ N{.
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NSUIVAIieIr . COMPANY -
. .
1 OP PITTSEVAIGH, PA.,
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On tee. No. '424 PENN ST.,
UN NATIONAL TiNeT CO—BOMOINO.)
ERECTORS:
Rebt.,DieksoN, M . Liddell ,' Sr. ..T. FlldeT,
E. Media, . Van Buren, Chris. eh,
Z. H. Myers, . Rangwiseh, Odiebert.
L. J. 131szetuull, . Weisser, P. Sehildeeker
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Z. H. MYERS, President. -
ROBT. DICKSON, 'Vice President.
BORT.J. GRIER. Treasnrer.
• fen: , J. J. ALBUMS. Seeretirv.
pENNSTLVANIA.
INSURANCE COMPANY Of PFUTSBURON.
OFFICE. No. 187% WOOD STREET, BARK
OF 0030CEBUE BUILDING. '
This is a Somalompany, and SAMOS Malan
IN
loer Fire °zebra vely.
C ONSLENEntraB, President.
O. LE, Vice pr nident.
EOM= PATRICE. Treasurer.
HUGH YoBLHBNY, Secretary.
Draiorons:
Leonard Walter. George
O. 0. Boyle, Gee. W. Evans,
Robert Patrick, J. C. Lappe,
Jacob Painter, J. O. Pithier.
Josiah nag, Joba Voegtley,
Henry . Hop Spoilkins,, A. Amnon.
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pIIREMNITIr
AGAINST LOSS 'ET TIRE.
FRANKLIN IN,SURANCE COOF PHILADELPHIA.
Onilo/1.444141 . 1C1LMN1M ST.otear lITEL
v
guiles If. Beacker n r Th Viriteeal H. Lathe •
tornagner, David B. Brawn..
Jacob B. t ih, Edwaitt. Dale .
(MI6. BAN % ef t . .. ge l/ l et s '
eviuch 4
; T IM C. AL E, j am aealdelt.
w.
I .7.DIT - BrdbrihN, Amer?,
Barth West corner Th ird and Wood Streets.
Bahlherie
Bpg FRANILLIIN
SURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALLEGIIENY, PA.
OFFICE YELITSLIN SAVINGS BANN
BIIELDINGS,
NO. I 41 Ohio St:, Allgogheny.
• HONE CO11511f:Moh tif Direchull
wen swam to theXP afed oommtunty. who Mgt by fair
dealing to merit a Mare of your Patronage.
HENRY IRWED . ...
0.0. D. DIDDLE . . ... .Seerstary.
Irwin
- - DILICTOZES , •
1
Henry I, D. L. Pattentar, Wm, Cooper,
Geo. E. Eldee, Jaya, Frans, . Gottlerb r,s,
Simon Drum, J. H. Smith, ' - Jacob' Dub,
W. M. Stewart, Oh. P,W)Szton. Joseph Craig,
Joe. Laatner, H. J. rktokaad. ' Jere. Kohen.
riplo:ore ' • •
Impleaw. -
TIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF LONDON.
sarrizustrzn 1803.0A8H oArrria. PAID
lIY AN ui De s ipEITED lUDS EVEZD.
Immrance against Fire effectdd on Houses and
Buildings, Goods, Wares and Merchandise,
Stesuabeats, de. Pollees 4saued payable In gold
or currencyllnlteC Mates Branch Mee,
40 PING srmazT, New York.
dll losses of the Untied' States Branch will be
adjusted in New York.
J. 7ii".3Io3LAMGFECILACK, Agent.
PITTEIBIIBOH. PA.
Odes, 117 FOURTH IMMICT.
MR: IitcLAUGHLIN :a also Agent for the Man
hattan Life Insurance Company. sed:v72
TEIFIN EIS coaI.PANY OF PITTSBURGH.
(gyp ..
SE Nilil(TE, President. •
ILIJIBICAZ,Ltepre. .
CAPE. 41EIREGE NEEL:), tien tan ersrAgent.
Moe, 9111 Water street, Span, I Co.'. Ware
ouse, up tairs, PitUburh.
Will Ware a rea all kinds of litre and Ns.
rim Risks. A bone Ineitution, managed try Di
rectors who are well Icaown to the community,
lad who art determined bypromPtliess and Ebel ,
silty to! maintain the character which they have
assumed, as offering the best protection to etas
who desire to be Isumred.
Aisxaa•
Mitiottag:
Jetzt E. liceune,
N. Miller; Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
James NeAnier. William 8. Evans,
Alexander Ewer, Joseph
Andrew Atkin, rattail/le/leer,
David N. Long, Wm: Morrison.
D. Moron. n02:7
pEO pA r I f : ES , INSURANCE COM-
OFFHTE. N. 1. COHN= WOOD s FIFTH BTB.
A Home Compamy.taklng /Me and Marine Mao
_ ~... . DritidvGAS:
L
ino. ruddlo. Capt. dohs L. Rhoads,
John Watt, Samuel P. Shrive?,
John Z. Parks
_, Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. Janes IKUlar. Jared M. Brash, .
W. Van Kirk, Wm 3r. La M
James D. Verner ir Samuel IlEctniekart
WY. PHILL sideut.
JOllll WATT', Me President.
WP T. J A M
B. G N O E R R D ,
ONGe s ne y r . a
l Anent.
ALLEGAIENY .11318111LINCE
1102.1PANP OP PITTSBBROIL
MN°. VIM= EMMET, BANE BLOCP.
Mak thwarts against all kinds of Fire and Marine
s .
:TORN IRWIN. Preiddent.
T. J. HOSKELSSON, Vice President.
, O. O. DOA NELLOseceretary.
- OAPT. WM. B&W' General Agent.
' antireinst
John Irwth. Jr., Dr
B. L. Pahnestoek
T. J. HoWason, W. H. Everson,
O. O. Haney, Hobert H. Davis,
Harvey Othits„ Francis Sellers.,
Oharies Hays. Dant. J. T. Stock dale.
Capt., Wm. Dean, T. H. Nevin.
[s[9 ;W:TA 3a5 ar.l afz9 ti.N 31
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ARDENERS TAKE NOTICE.
—FOR SALE.—The FOURTEEN MILE
I tALND, on the Allegheny' River , and now
I P
used for gardenlng purposes; well improved and
in a high state of" cultivatlon; containing JO or
50 acres, now offered at a bargain. Call soon.
Also, other Farms , in good locations. Woolen
Factory two ouses. and twenty acres:of land
on the Central Railroad. Hotness, and Lots For
Bale and To-let/et both cities, roe mrther par.
simian inquire ofWILLLAN WARD,
'`feill 1.10 Oraat Street. opposite Cathedral.
VALUABLE FARM ' FOR SALE.
—Situate 1113 i adios from Hal gla , slltation,
on !Western Pennsylvania Rallroad..l9 Idles
from Allegheny Olty; contains 90 acres of land.
00 of wbtch Is cleared, balance In beet timber,
waterin every field. underlaid olth best of coal;
soil excellent, for orsiw Scowler* on which ars
erected a two atm frame. dwellimi; two stables,
a young orchard just beglnalne to boil' of best
quality of fruit: good lOUS from station to farm.
pawns' wanting .aae of the best fanns tee
county. lOw price and easitermt are ex.
preaily directed to the above.. A l lplito
fails . Veal Zikate Arras.
ERN LAND AGENCY.
W ESTER N
of Land for Sale,
In lows and 3finnesois; pike from $3. 0 0 to
$5.09 Per MO., lalpt bought and sold on com
munion. Tosos t pold; *au iixamineo:
ftszolohodi Sorteyhair r•t t .b 4 done;
Infoluattolitariishe4 Pit 'iffy-merit* looalthrt
quality sad iratnotlon of lintio, Etonitral "iouoot,
Lis busmen dm.' 41-41.yoft
WAY,
M
OCtirk.:'THE BABY
• EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
SOLD WIL Itl
LEMON & WEISE.
Fannure Manufacturers, SA,
us govirr a ii A.vv.nruv.
yr be i c i n i s i be band AM insert:pent , otP1 11 :-.
los. Chamber and Xitehen
tti rAT E N
LEATHER, br & x. rimurs.,
PEARL asu.--20 for
gale by .1. B. OAI4IILIMP.
E
Aza.;
"NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Lessee . . ................ . ..... HlMbilifioll6
Managerl. ......... . .............. M. W. CAurge,
Isn't Three Nights of the eminent Altatelswil
Comedian.
**.'JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
And la't - night but one of his great character Of
Rip Van Winkle.
THURSDAY YVENING. March 25th, /NR'
Dloa Boncicanlt's great drama, entlUed
RIP VAN WINEL;
Oa THZ Stars Or TWENTY TZARS.
Rip Van Winkle Mr. Joseph Jeferson..
Friday evening. enttre - change of performance.
Mr. Jefferson in Comedy and Varce—rappeartng
as Bir Hugh Deßras , In the Comedy of "Allem.
tar rig," and M . Gollghtly, in the laughable
farce of "Lend Me Five chitlings." •
t aturday Aft erno on Van Winkle N'attnee.
Saturday Eveninr. last ic t u sprarance of Mr. Jet
ferson—HlP VAN -WIN '.
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON;
In consequence of the general demand to see
him in other characters, .
WILL APPEAR IN TWO PIECES.
On Friday Evening, March 26;
The perfoimance will commence with the Cola
,
edy of _
A REGULAR FIX;
Sir Hash pe.Braes Mr. JEFFIEBSON
To conclude with the Farce of
LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS.
Mr. GoHealy
SATURDAY—RIP VAN WINKLEHATINEIL
SATURDAY NIGHT. last apeearanee dYr.
JEFFERS VAN WINKLE.
Box fool now open for the snake week.
Iar'ACA.DEMY OF MUSIC. • 7
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OLD FOLKS' CONCERTS.
Monday .and - Tuesday Evenings
MARCH 29th' and 80th, •
FOR BENEFIT POST 117, DEPT. PAW, 8.1. L
FORTY ARTISTES..
Grand Tableaux and Chorussea.
- FINE ORCHESTRA.
ELEGANT COSTUMES from the East forth.
occasion. The principal pieces are, viz;
HALLELUJAH, "Messiah.".. ....Handal.
THE HEAVENS ABE XELLING, "Crea n
, tion" Hayden.
TRAMP CRONUS Bishop.
DONA NOBLE, "Twelfth Mass" Mozart.
QUARTLTITS, °VIRTUES, Sce.-
'arquette- and Dress Circle Tickets SLOG
Family Circle Tickets .50
Private Boxes es and
. ST each, for either night.
Beierved seats can be secured williont extra
charge on and after FRIDAY MOBNLI4O, Sieth
lust., at C. C. MELLOWS: S Wood-street, and
BAHR, ARMEE BUETTLE EA St. Clair
street. • • -
Fxr
: Menials. see large programme.
orrrrrs BERGH THEATRE.
a. WILLUMB....Sole,Leasee and Manages.
MONDAY EVENING, appearance of ~he re
nowned Melo-Dramatio Artistes, Mr. and Mrs.
EDWIN BLAI4OIIAItD. and their wonierfni
Acting DoEs, CARLO and NERO, in-their thril
ling melo drama, entitled. "The Dogs of tbt , Old
Toll House, or thn Vlilaee ll'ackaWth." Vint
night of CHARLEY:GARDNER and las Infant
son, Mast. TAUS: GARDNER. Engagement of
Mr. DICE CARROLL. who Is engaged at an
enormous salary. LILLIE REM:LeFT, &c.
IS MN TREI 8 AMERICAN
THEATRE. (1410. Trim/do's Fartetleg.) '
-__lmmense bit of Miss I
HATTIE - NICHOLS.
Thunders of sipnlanae-stillgranted to the unap
nrosehable GUS. WILLIAM • SIGNOR CAP tG
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POLO the wonderful contortionist. H. W. E&-
GAN, toe inimitable, In his wonderful imperson
ations. Miss NELLIE TATUM.. the Quern of
Bong, In new ballads. itemember next Friday
eV/1121E1g, GUS. WILLIA.Ifts' Grand Benefit.
....
IarBURNELVS MUSEUM
AND PARLOR . RIEINAGERD3,
The Great Family Resorte.
FIFTH AVENVE. between Smithfield and
Wood streets. opposite Old Theatre.
gerOpen Day and Evening, all the year round.
Admission. Eli cents: Children. 15 cents.
Iar'LAST WEEK.--ON AC-
COUNT of the • interest manifested, the.
UNIVERSALIST FAIR will continue through
the prescrit week and elope on SATURDAY
EVENING, at which time some one will carry off
a flee Tea Set,- Gold Watch, a Velocipede, and
numerous other valuable artistes: mh24:g56
WINES. LIQUORS. &C.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
• IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, &0,,
WHOLESALE DEALERS )E
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
•
409 PENN Si'REET,
Will Remove on !ho lot or Arril to
NOB. 384 AND 386 PENN,
Cor. lileveeth St., (formerly Caflat.)
JOSEPH S. FINCH & CO
Ires. 1131, 187,189, 191, 193 end 186„
11397 BTRICET. PITT S111:19011.
KAlcusvunErnans
Copper Distilled Pore Bye 'Whiskey.
deslers in 71:1113191E
,W 121311 and LI
QIIOIII3. HOPS. 9c.
STIWYMTUPS.
T° LivERPOOLANDAM
QUEENS OWN. `
Mtn MALIN sum swum:Daum
Nambelleistees Ilret•olass "rveseur, mom
OPPY In nI4 IPO e t us Al ratedi A 27 Ornr P ANTwx___
OP PI ,Pt cavy tfik BALTLitO
rt NI , .
erriltbsrporr.
ZYZIPTI /1101.1G7 from_ n•er 48.
ra Paver, NeW neig a ir c
intonsilides ummte •
WILLIA MINGILLIN dr.
nem ISINICIM anitogiele 0110Atar.
_ suarty onirww4tot root Hee. PI tt.a.r.4,
, . . • ' '•
NATIONAL -INSURANCE COMPANY
Gill/ of,
e~rheia j,
.
WILL BEHOVE AT
Tl7lO FIRST OF APRIL
. TO THE
second Ndfonal Bait Banding,
I.:,ortsica STRNICT AND TU
mh4 DIAMOND.
;40TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that an application ,tor thep pardon at W.
Robison has been made to theAleveraer.
nehMhsal
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NU'.JEFFXMZION