I -•••,.vt , ) _ Vs.) . r . ttt i t 1 4 , 1 !MC " 27 • - `IIM, AID SUBURBAN. MAVAXITIri forlishal 0 :. 10 ARV. of UM w hibrlaeeaaye ?Polk bconaillpir awns: I Yam. 12. , _ n i Cana MW Siesdville will • ilealontod on Lbw Mot January. Capta ers wekeßeed,er Mat at Um loc had elev. ,iodg kup, liertstes mere eneeted e~p g repairing the Ylre Alarm Lloerty greeL • Mamie mid not to be • wend raU cm the Inaldln Branch of the A. G. W. //" " Oil Glry end Reno. .1•. 11111)1D _ tiel.Jsises Regim Iftiteen, iste of the duo Thirteenth" ent, It is led of l/olide .under Mayor iiii-Otisteentorsat the .Melgagfilbsta: wee wertocudy In ,gyp Morethe by the Wind ATID/hre 'her 731..UWeroed at- Es resides at Frea om. lbareombe broke down and ;heoccupants teethe meant theandnElentor, yesterday. Thep Menet fromtheir po!mikrildpoettlo _ oudearioas Wary. tAlleedalrelimu*—Temerday leet: Megan received Meteors:don of arieTeughn, mend Rebecca Ds ‘dor adultery aocused eras sr. rossard held for e bearing. . The miliiierilOarto the testimonial to ths,: Oat Drshs, Um oil pioneer; received by tkeernittes up to Wednesd = ay. contrlbuted bred Teemedind firma Inwanesefrom " I byltalle " Argus; toappea the Do guano Way “" will in to. mem* evenins's xaa. Maier for • Meng to go through eye of a needle Mgt ftwila oil .qmit" to enter the Ma dden of Messen. . _ • As As to Bala*keeper dorttes ithstgishotant by the enebouble goa end wirtlidee Altle or •Vornple Boom." trijillppm the doonleading to the inte rior., Cho nedwarists, in lerge gilt lettere. loorn . tkelre g neeted to “ruph in.” y aired la.--We loam that a coal pit In I P ofTemeeretwevilla oared ha voierd, but fort`iately there were letikenflbe workmen in et therhne, eon- Wittolintly no one. wen Injured. The solotek of damage to Me mines could y*t»faautattted 0, erhoing Cont.—Thee win doubann beerlsite condor loungers in the larim !nal Ootut room tansy, as timid and Hontineu are to be nUn It is astonish- OW ads emanate Mimed is maned In dm community by a little Mt of OM d4orig Mils blood. Cs. -Align' Lavelle and John Elittustie the young men charged with stealing MT asps from Prstt & Ban ner* sta Federal street, Allegheny, bed ahe mng Were Mayor Drum, yee Under atorang and were committed to PH for trim in default of three thoCUMid dollgil *Nitlialtea.—The bearing In the Übel droveat 1/1.8. Quay.of the Beaver Radical, against CI_D. Brigham and ft D. TM:net:- NM - of the Comintrea, which wee to lutire taken place beaus Alderman Nee • peg, sit three "look yesterday, was postpaid and will take abbe between Wm Ind 6M . o'elotA.to•day. Sind athetag.—The brakeman who =peered Ikum bis train, Pan Randle , so mysteriously, Wednesday alett, bsa not been heard of yet. The trtion that he' fell into the river, ground, as the moat diligent search thus far has not resulted in his k ::••••• 4. - ..-....... ,-• ;, , ...t.:, Rorenera twrieet.--Oornner Marmon Inn sated sport. to hold an Mauna on the body of AI UI Richards, who died Weduastlayarveninu hop tbe effects of Injuries received Tuatararearshtz st her reddest. on Fifth aveatie_,_ bY bar dothastaing are: Without taking any teeth:why the Unload adjourned until ten, ado* this morning.. • 11111eL—Wedneeday morning Lewis EL Duff.Ad twentrtwo, a ftwman the hal btgoing wart on the Pann• D gyivatda Railroad. stepped off We train st Tyrone to flag anof when be way drank by the dank trairigoing east, and IMM_k.ll.O. The body war Wien en Ga Weal. , • - ..70216—Tw0 brothers, rimed Mo. rarea companion, named alliTy Gramm, were 'metal In Allegheny, sterday for breaking open some bar ye rids In the Allegbeny Diamond sad stsallos apples therefrom. They have been detected In Mier depredations imitate. and tt is quite dimly they will'AdedMe boned to the Refuge. El t :;y~ : ~rh r} !. .Flrat Annttai Bati.—Tbh. Friday ma im: User 81. JOhn4s Boat Club, anent tbe mat Vaapsetable and wi ll Os* , orgardsations of the n aity,will bold it=z& tad modal reunion az L The arranalunenta have , Ibiounad AWo on moats liberal scale and all idavidtend nay confidently anticiilda pate aplaaaant Um& Masai aii=lat BAWL Figures by 001. Joe ;1. 41 . A I T 4 K the bankruptcy * Win " ' • bigot& of the toned Adis Dtstrls oourt,• pettllon ego ated by la U. Ban. asatt;of Mona county. Otst:WAtoster, of that ocanty, be afOtsfgel it bankrupt A sae to show dose Arty the' should not be maned, was allowsa. petition eras steu filed strains William Rose, ot Mad dock% by y . . S. Ragland. The =LS or. dar.ese made. • ! EN * 1 , . . iliMil t cola ili , . v . e Theodora Thorium luemps In the city, has created s musical fessra. ast, sight innumerable mom. shirt violins were brought forth from cdeedll47 arld mingled theirwitching maladies with the mends clinking of &Meg Slid Morons conversation, and 00010n 1 H. nil, langhter which sorted from QM nuMberlesr ornamental institutions crowdloLgonturczaincipal thoroughfares. kw 4,lte on of Mom who ' feel At, /litin dry." FM! §., L : 1 ?.C'S TheVerdiet---The Invest on dm bodien of Wealth Landaticary and Saab Kee hart;' killed b 7 the late collision at Manor Station, Permsylvaula Railroad, resulted fora verdict OM the accident occurred through cartilessuma *inductor Illehells„ of the the mail train. in neglecting to send back a man to nag the AMOS train.. Coroner Deter. of W11itt11011311.154, itondacted the immest Mr. Nicholls surrendered himself at Greettpung and gave mil. • • , ••••• • o. y': . - • ,14 . Beal Estats leranaleta The folleariag deeds were admitted of vino" rd theoMoe of T. FL Hunter, go., Reforder for the amnty of Aliegbooy, . Deatelbdt /0. tees Wilieettg te.aterazztrA IlBetriTNAV4 .. '''' .... .... saw la Eau towsatp..- ...... ..... 10.7 w Rte. 411.1aPas la Japer a. tun -.am cay. a. UM In :tor .t=firiVlM iale 'l° eon sem erose le Indiana t4 ' ;ria.dalp. tali al ises et ................ v.= -"°:*.' The Peen Mreet Wow. The.row cm Penn street, Wednesday evening. of which we published an so wont yesterdit morning. appears to have bean of more serious name than was Met reported. although no one was eerbxudv injured. The man arrested by caw teem' vas Peter Foley, snd ta lc p. peaks that stones were thrown and piss drama. :The *Meer. es Mated, =weeded tatting Ida man to the station house. yesterday' morning. in default of • ot ItSO, he ems lent lotto work house Ibr tlifitqf days. • Why don't City Wm. aspen the ordinance autharbdog the Worm to cdmonit ibr a longer period? The 'cdh eers were dineted to arrest the . • as making the attack upon °Meer N, grave Cowbell of a eq.— ' The tele4lo a" da d a ago=P— ei Utit dateirate entmoster with a linstlbs band of loam numbering wan dtlairible sciori than an hundred bad takes place ha the frontier, the attacked KUbettei*dataelluttet of in= ten KUL= mediae command of Capt. Robt. Vatte tleb-gill.A.Ate; breve onion theetht the eileelre redeklus lath Winch, and MX than et ueY all &V WI order the seass delight M reached loges 047 ane a= and pm= ' weunded. tileeen4hut Irsh=7 Slab= aluttueek.4o4-4. melte , raw Pelee thwelbr. to Well sue vtdely koowu 11": sash :hi teu of our leteerold Mr Meta, 4.•Pettersch• Fag.' 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Ware next Nue taken op was t of Waring d: King vs. 0. B. Jones& „and Irwin & Co. vs, the same defer. dada. Actiom to recover payment for sold and delivered, and on a prom note. In the case of Jones, one of the efend ants. an interlocutory judgment en tered. O. trim:' Taut. art You VitlDe:r. 61. Kees vs. Morrow. 65. Caldwell & Bro. vs. Iffillingar, • 66. Same vs. Same. 68- „Loomis vs. O'Neil. 69: Itiwer via Williams. ke..gar• IL Butchinsontrm . BoSom, ?Callow tr. 69. O Atli m va . .B.a Beßwn.Deorl,ossaL" &c. • Common ' Pleu—seutes waviest. Tffunonkr, December IC —ln the ease of Thome vs. Lindenfelser, previously ried. the tun' foundjor the plaiatiff str 27 . Elliot* a Bon in Neal, action to Moo- , err fun lot of fruit trees sold and dolly ',ere& Plaintiffs. who are nanny men, I I sold lo defendant • lot of frtdt treat, I which defendant refuted to pay for, elks. lug that they did not grow. On trisL Taut. LILT FOR riliniir. r 278. Little et al vs. McAboy. 806. Waring vs. Thom's. 808. Waring vs. Leffler. 311. Barnes vs. Lindzay et aL 818. smith vs. IdeAboy. 819. Stewart vs. - Cdark A Batnnia• • 120. Hughes, et us. vs. u s e. Frney. 810. Commonwealth for s vs. Miller. , TWAT , tar Yon YoNDAT. VOX. NeCready vs. Pennsylvania Rail. road Co. 825. Myer aCo vs. Allegheny Ravings Bank. • 725. Lynch va.9ll3l!ey. 22T. P. A C. Railroad vs. Carling. gassier Bessions—Judge Collier. TittnteDAV, December 18. —The use of the Commonwealth vs. W. K. Kramer , Indicted for adultery, Laura Allen prosecutrix,reported yeaterrdiy, was reamed and concluded. The Pry, after • bilef absence, returned a verdict of gtillty, and recommended the prisoner to the mercy of the Court. In the assent the Commonwealth vs. A. G. Walter, whosms tried for iussault and battery, and • verdict of guilty, mo tion On a new trial by defendant's coon. sel. on the ground of after discovered evidence. _ The'nest *ease called was that of the Commonweaith vs. W. J. Robinson. against whom there were several India n:teem There were two Indictments for asseranndands wthh be plead walla endendre, for selling liquor without Bonne, to alt of which he plaid guilty. , The Distrait Attorney steted that there was an indictment pending Robinlion and others for riot and urge or surety of the Deane' which he would he ready to try next week. The Mud ordered the erbluier 10 be remanded to jail to await Noted:es. Di the ease of the- Commonwealth vv. Patrick Gallaher, indicted for mason and battery, a plea of sell cordesdre was entered. and he was sentenced to pay a line of five dollars and the costs of the proneention. The MD fthe Commenwedth viz Thos. ROWen, Indicted for the larceny of a pair of pants, George Cotten protect.. tor, was next callet!l. Defeadant plead guilty, stating th at he was drunk at. the time the offence was committed and did not know what be wee doing. The Court, alter examlnlng . the prosecutor and the defendant, stated that the pd.- our should have the t melt of alt the 1 doubt arising In the case, and the son. that e shuld psy a fine of tease was ll aix mints, cuteh o of prosecution and un dergo an Imprisonment in t ide County cometwe for a period of ty days. nwesith vs. Edward Lynch, indicted for arisult and battery. John Griffith. prosecutor. It appears that the defendant Alderman Lynch Is the tenant of the prosecutor. Ortiz ft& to to collect his rent undertook to &s g train for it, and when be attempted to leavY. defendant resisted him. The Jury reamed a verdict of guilty without I leaving the box. wealth vs. John Leonard. In. I I di for sseanli and battery, John .._ uIl _.:txdPi=rl. Deenfle.rutto r Sg pay a m tine flu dollen andcosts. Annie Gordon against whom there were two indictments lin term/ othol wearing appeared, plead guilty to b i charges, L Commonwealth vs. William Hookers, I indicted for larceny, Henry langrad. I prouentor. It appears that the proem ' tor on or about. the 18th of October, loM 150 pounds of wool, rained at $5O. awl a bundle of sheepskine, valued at SU, and ne sub found wool at Barker's store which he identified astdo wool. sad the wool so identified was purchased from the defendant. Jury out. TALI. LILT roil FILVD,o,f. 120 COM. vs. Leonard Hartman, 8 ewes. 123 .. Wm. ohm ..Bnibta" As nold, 8 ems. TULL LIST FOR eaTintesr. 110. Com. vs. John Paisley. 111. . 1 Edward Noldheirt. W. 1 . Viral. Archibald. 111. i. W. W. Wampler. 114. e Terrence Dail. 115. •• Maggie Berasker. 116.11 George Gardena. la. . Wm. Bauman. -..IHA • 1 . ' David Allen, et aL (talc I THE LIGHT Fool= Bold Pickpocket Operation—A Gold Batch itunen—Recaps of the,Tnieves. One of. the bOldeat . plekpaiet rob bodes on record wax perpetrated In Alle gheny a few evenings sines. A gentle man residing in one of the upper wards of that dry bad spent the evening in Fittotargb, end was returning home be. tween ten and eleven o'clock. Just op. posits City Rah be alighted from the street car, and was proceeding on him way when he was Jostled roughly by two men omit big from an oppcsite dlreoll. 00. They Immediately apologised polite. ely for their • awkwardness, and passed The gentleman thought no more of the eirourastanee until he had walked about • square up Federal street. when he felt for his watch to ascertain the hour. The time keeper. a valuable gold chronom eter. Was not ht his pseket, and farther 1 investigation revealed the absence of the chain. also, a heavy article of the .1111331, material. T tentleman knew be had the wa t chJost belbre get ting out of the ~car, and the action of the Dun whom he met et was thus expirdned., That ca meeting oast him Just irSOO. Be andesv ored to hunt up the chaps, but biseftorts were Males& The next day detectives were notified fettle trenasoticut and here SlOO/3 been working up the is T gentleman think* bets:told recognize the thieves again, but it la probable he will not be feVored atita au aPiaasalo7. Aerscements. Orsiu. House.,—This evening Min Ecumabiadden„thesprightly setzesswho has been amusing th e paresis of the Opera House during the present week, will take a farewell benefit. -• An creel• lent bill be presented and donbtlessthers will be a fall house. Prmserrnoa THILL2IIB.—The smilers ors at the Old Theatre continue large, and the entertainments given fully war rant the liberal patronage the establish ment receives. AO•DIDIT or Murac—Th e pantomime trillitseld the Academy Music is said to be one of _Me beat traveling, and the [Orally ballet troupe in connection with It makes an entertasnmment of superior , evoellence, such a one as seldom given by traveling companies'. Lavona—Bayard Taylor, wham shill. I ty es • lecAurer is so :well known in this committal/. la LO sled no word of braise from ea, will lcaure before the Young aimes Mercantile Mary Association at I the'licadeuiny of Hullo Mondsy eyed. lug. I !clung for sale at the, Library I rocas, corner of Penn and sixth streets. NTo reserved mato. ag Onallair °rens --On .T 0601117 night next, at the Academy of Music, Gran's German Opera Troupe will open "for,* brief season of five nights and a Christmas matinee. The bale of Bemired seats will commence this morning et nine o'clock at the well known music stare of H. Kleber A Bro., No. DS Wood 1 street. The troupe le one of Py , ..b:.t _. ever onnudged by the indefatig a b le ''''" Oran, and we anticipate a large Wien• Den dance. ---so.----- Borrowed 1115 Piney. A fee evenings since, according to James W. Brooks' dory. George Potts called at Ms house and after spending en hour In social chat. borrowed 115; representing that ho haninonsy In hank wldeb he would lift as soon as possible end Pay the debt. James says he nem . saw Mar money mode. To have the Putter esandned Into, he made Worms. tiort before Alderman yestalea D ce o . n P uiforsp after con:nits ' tioasoompromiasi the Case by refuudlog ged wins costa. THEODORE 1110KAS Sewed Concert—Let There were drawn together last night at Masonic Hall a large, fashionable and appreciative audience, to once again at test on the pert of the refined and culti vated chews of the community, a true devotion to the fine arts and en eager , nese to pay tribute to genuine, artistic and meritorious performer. Here, as elsewhere throughout the coutltry, as followed • musical furore and revival. the advent of Theodore Thomas, and his band of faithful interpreters of inspired erinesical compositions —those spiritual and etherial pr:ducts of the matters who, from time to time. fleeted brit- Alantly in the polite world and len names which most live as long as music is charming to the ear and soothing to the senses. Indeed. Mr. Thomas and his grand troupe of or ioles have at one mister stroke ate (reeled in firmly establidting the orches tra in the estimation of the general peo ple, demonatnitbig by • triumphal march through the oonntry, that, while the devotees of the fine ere were never more zealous to of appreciative ao• knowledgment of the genie and beauties of the opera rendered by human voices, they are awakening to the majestic grandeur of full and proper interpreta tions of living orchestral inerlimenta dens to Herefore but little apprecia tion has been awarded this great branch of music, Foreigners visiting our theatres were shocked and astonished that so much indifference existed to this direction, and marvelled Mat both dos. Matto and operatic maregernentseeemed to pay no sincere or honest regard for the tastes of the limited few who were trained to grow ecstatic over toe rendition of the well appointed orchestra, in accompani ment& or between the acts. He riehtly amazed that the audieree• accepted - the commencement of an orchestral perfor • mance es the signed of • brief occasion inaugurated to reat their play-wearied eyes over the auditorium. or to set np a chattering eouversation high above the dulcet strains of !tweet toned and sliver tongued instraments unmercifully be labored by heartless musicians, in species of cold and lifeless entbentisern —the performers only ambitious to get through the cementation* at tempted, atrd - to Partially hide In discordant sounds the gums lack. of musical devotion and appreciation, with which their efforts were greeted. Those wile, on the two musical ocoastous of the week, sal and listened in breatuleas testacy to the almost superbirman inter pretations poured farth to ravish willing ears under the conjuration of a truly master baton, will bear with oe in toe aseention that the orchestra should out be regarded with so much sinful neg. tech that in Riedel' I. worthy high place of consideration and concern. and should no - longer be permitted to slumber as a eiosseary unnecessary adjunct to .an ' evening's entertainment. The programme of last night dld not fully come up be that presented the pre. 'dons evening, we reneith in point of vatUty or quality. Her re the andleS 3 a keenly appreciative and la fully etre to the floe Azalea s tmt pealing like bolts of musical than der throughout the house to awaken the founilarona in rattling echoes, or to the rapturously sweet and ravishing cadences sent softiies doming to find way welcome innermost boast and force fitting in a eoul responsive. Not that there was any lack of warmth to the people essembled—for there cer tainly were warm bursts of applause manifested and meaning encores award ed—but there was little gushing natio. slam displayed, quasenueb as meat of those prevent had reooveretl from the novelty of artistic renditions by an or chestra an full of genie. and true merit, and mold more passively drink to the ltdoeicatiog draught offered. The overture of LODOril, Beebleren, opened the mmeand ems very tinely presented,developing at once the power, culture and precision of the two score and or re artiste. A subdued sod eonctenting Air and Oavot&e, Bach, wee next performed, followed by, the grand Reformation By Alendelehon , which, next to the i Rob s hoot-en kindling oveiture from pierre. 1.41/off, msde the deepest impression on the audience. Several waltses„ overtures 'and aerenade• were produeed esquialle style but asidefrom making especial men- '1 tion of the grand presemtelon of the - Torch dance, in C. minor, Afeyerbeer, we • think, es we =fee, in common with :many who have decidedly better Ideas In musical • matters, that aitieleitu on such redditions would be purely gratu itous—at beat they. would not detract from the memory 4 pleasure of thee who were at the Dee, or especially grilify those who were unfortunate enough to deprivethemseives of attend. slice. The Company left lest night fur hew Mork, but promise an early return. and in the meanwhile we confidently look for s revival in instrumental music and orchestral development and improvement, in ti's city, ea the natural result of the bra lint occasions just ended. —to our notice of the first concert, the types of yesterday morning presented wards which were not faithfully t. tra We laded from our ensuing mm wrote of the emerge" of the concert, but the types made It unity"—a sort of union not commendable. An elevated" teats appeared as elaborate,"e in st O ead. When we saw no iafftent Of " arth" iv Wagner's movie., the printers rendered It worth"—the most mischievous blun der of all. Rut how are these things to be helped, when our beautiful oopper-plate MSS. talls into the inexperi enced hands, witch mistake. plain Eng lish for some unknown tongue ? _ ILKEIBLICLI EIBCETLIZ CONIIITTER Regular Plerting—Report of lbe Er orsined.ence Commottee—e. W. isackey End A meeting of the Union Republican County Executive Committee, waa held in the District Court room, yesterday. The meeting was called to order at three o'clock, W. S. Purviance In the Chair. • Mr. H. W. Oliver, Chairman of the fi nance Committed promoted the boat re port of the tdmmittee,from phiwhch it appear. that the expenses of Com mitteeM of bilis anned d from the precurleg the year,eedhut and • er number ben paithat d, and .hire still re. Mained In the TIMS• 1117, 14E0. The report was received. Col. John H. Stewart submitted the following : /Waived, That tbecourse of the Alle gheny twenty delegation to, the State Legislature in prksenting the name of the Eton. B. W. Mackey for re•nomins titan to the important position of State Trewurer. meets with our hearty gratify theirwe hereby emphatically ratify their action. Adopted unanimously. Mr. Mcgetivy submitted the which wax adapted unanimously Resolved, That the thanks or this muo. mitten be tendered to D. W. Oliver for the very efficient manner in which he hag managed oar financial matters. On motion of Ccl. T. M. Bayne, a own. minim...as appointed to inquire into the expediency of purchasing a hail for Re publican headquarters and report action Motto Committee. After the transaction of other bual. nests which was of no palate interest, the meeting adjourned. Carious Rea eed Re l Estam Fraud. te Transaction—al h Yesterday sate of alleged trend and false pretense of a sharp order was brought to In e attention of aldermen blokisaters. a legal infortruatiOn. The prosecutor was John Ebner, of Brad dock' Fields, and the defendants were Jame; R. Brown. John P. Rlibtirn, and B. W. Jones. .Ebner alleges that Jones„ • stranger, negotiated with him for piece of property, two and a half acres in , Braddocks, including bulldlog;tor 118, oxid Brown occupied the property On-A? leas& and it was proposed to taijeblin off 'I for $2,100. During the arrangements. Ebner alleges, be was induced to give , Brown Ms note for 111,500 far sixty days, receiving In return therefons a sight draft for a similar amount, &awe PY Jones on tne Third Nat West Bank, of Baltimore, at ten days eight. Tbe draft was protested. and has not, It le alleged. been paid. *The note was discounted, when it is said Jones and Kilburn. Who bad been mixed up in the trammelled l , disappeared and have not been betted: of since. Ebner thrdlng that he would hi* to pay thell.loo note, and having been. as he one g ea, swindled in toe tramp. Lion. Made the information which re suited In the arrest of Brown, who gave ball in the sum of ,jO,OOO for shearing. next Thursday. Be avers his Memel:me; of guilt in the matter, that so far as be is, coneensed, the whole transaction wit good hitn, and that be is equally a viii; elm with the prosecutor. e o as wlif bit further investigated next Tburadayi 111 Cottsequenoe of a laU to the par casilliffs against Sunday whisky sellara, that worthy class of community, It sp. Pers. had come to the conelnalon that tbe a authorities bad "let up," to age slang phrase, but such is rtsin not the awe thee, , as Serena of them WI area to sorrow. Chief Segue yesterday nude informations b e re the Slaver, charg ing airs. Greedy, Mins Steffens, Yew Sloss, Robert Ramsey, Frank Motrinittt• liquor and Michael with liquor on Sunday. non The mik Selling e% were brought to recover the penalty Of PO, sonnannees were issued. PITTSIOIRGII DAILY Wallin?: FRIDAY MORNING, DECIGEBRR 17, 18419. PETROLECfI PER[ The Third Nand Rock—The Parker's Landing Lear let—Vannes Item. rex Minn BAN D. L says The Fora Tlesterri independen moat perm:ma, in drilling oil wells, sink them through the third sand. Ex. Sheriff Scott, who has sunk quite a nom' bar of wells, in sinking the well known as the Met ids, on Church run, eon o'nded it would be best not to pews through the third sand entirely; eerie quently he stopped and tubed the well when he had reached near the lower edge or outer shell of the rock, and the consequence Is the well , starts off with favorable Indications, bidding fair to prove a good well—better, In fact, than some otherssurrounding it. This is a subject which Might be worthy of con sideration on tbe part of oil men. It le said that the lower edge . Of the third sand rock is universally very bard and close—ao close fn fact that oil cannot penetrate it—thus forming • complete basin for holdtr le e oil. When you pass third sand a softer rock found which the oil penetrate and thus Bow away from the reach of the pump. ' A.D01,3t WELLS. The same paper publishes a list of seventy-lire pumping wells In the region about Lawrenceburg, producing from fire to one hundred buret daily. The engines, engine houses., an, of the Enterprise wells, on the Robinson farm, which were destroyed some weeks ago by tire, have been replaced, and the wells are again pumping one hundred barrels of oil per day. The Emlen well, owned by W. D. Robinson, of Kittanning, t. producing sixty to sixty-live Mamie daily. The Alpine, a new well, op the river, Wilk* Outran* find above the mouth of Bear creek, is reported u producing at the rate of thirty-five barrel • la owned by citizens of Rrady's Bend. The Gaily well, on the Fos farm, oom • menoed pumping on the 4tn, and os the ish wan yielding seventy-five to eighty barrels. It la rated at .pout ehy-nve Th em e , bit City Daily TM'S+ has lowing home: Toe ••Ited Hot" well at Pleasantville is still doing about HQ Mils per day, but it Is thought, owing to tho fact that so many wells are going down in Its tuonedtaus vicinity, Its production will be infringed Upon. A patent bit Is being introdnoed In the oil region& whereby theiand can be taken from the wells wittaxitsilfdrot the tools The the well Is down a sulliclent depitt. The apparatus is being tested in the vi cinity of PleasantelUe. It Ma not been oinclallY reported upon by oil operated's, and reports at peewit are for and against it. - Oil matters are exceedingly active Si Story Farm, and conaiderable oil has been shipped from Him point within the past few days ---1,00 0 barrette on Monday. The Parker districi now averages over 1,200 binds of oil daily. Tree new wells lately struck prove to be better than the first strikes. Three new wells will be tested on West Hickory tvic tiny wk nc r Th s e n s ing; c n e d m l ar g ea tha ont ini am of territory Is being leased and , purcnased by capitalism The new well on the Alarliageatieum tract, owned by Fisher, Bates .1 C. , was tested on Saturday, and is now producing five barrels per 420. At a recent wile of oil stocks In Phila. deiphls, 2,405 shares Northwestern WI Cowpony sold at ono dollar Inc the entire lot. The Cottage Hill Territory is dotted etner with derricks, rattler too close are in some instances, but times are lively indeed in that neighborhood. When ma new wells are ready for testiM there will be Some anxiety as to the every part of the oil region. The Woods Fan= near Petroleum Can tre, has now thirty producing wells with an average yield of seven barrels to each weld The Fox well located on the Central Petroleum 'Company'. Farm, belonglog to Edward Fox, fell mf In production from fbrty barrel. to about twenty-five barrel., and has teen torpedoed, but with what result we are not prepared to Llarge number of old wells to the Pleasantville district are being put down to the sixth mood with good artoome In nearly every instance. This 1$ attrou luting the oil blielnewein that pleas to a great extent. The QaxtfOtt predime lively dmee during the winter and next spring. riosirro. The Titusville Herald states the esti• mated shipments of oil att the last rise or the river, from all points, la as Oath:tin; From Tidlouto ............ 2 8.000 Ott Otty " Mow All other p0int5......... 10,000 Tetal ...... ..... ..... 51,000 Recent rains and the thaw having pr. duped imother "hula rise in the Ails. ghenythe second during the month— toe saute paper suttee that from protein indication.2ll,ooo to 25,000 bble will be shipped, and that in say event the shipments by the river this month will reach mile 75,000 bins The Herald adds: "Mast of Use oil shipped on the last water w ee of a grav ity exceeding 48 degrees, After reach. lug Pdtaburgh, howevor, it was sub jected to a steaming proems and the gravtty reduced to • paint that would admit of sue oil being applied on the 'gravity' contracts on which • 'cornets er' was expected the Utter part of t month." The total shipment by nver tads year, with the amount shipped and to be, shipped this month, estimated, will be 55 follows: n Jenuary_.... February.... April ......... . May 'June........... Ju1y...... -- August ...... Fleptember - OCtOber ...... NOZenabflr- DOCelnber.. Total ... 310,714 This shipment is somewhat leas than Unit for lent year, but very nearly one. bird the total amount that will be eh Aped to Pittsburgh thin year by all routes. We record with sadness the death of another of our oldest and moat estimable citizens, Mr. David Irwin, of Squirrel 11111, who died at Ms residence on the twenty-fourth day of November. Mr. Irwin years iip iPittsburgh a b 0f.,, 13 o olgh r t r,ir w itd t i f e or, dr a r , w he re he nh t he e l 0 .. p died, a i k : i n hb a eief t h sthu s evb with ij i having g y Pawed his whole Mein thesame locality. ma father settled at Squirrel Hill, now the Twmity-second Ward of the city of Pittsburgh, then Pitt township, West. moreland county, about one hundred l of this n oti ce was born In the month of ' November, A . D.. 1800, and was. co. queotiv, at the time of his death Lis n seventieth year. His early education was received under the direction ot James Fleming, the teacher to whom feelings akin to Anal love, and the seeds of culture grew and expanded. for in all relations of life Mr. Irwin stood as • man of broad intelligence and wand on. deretanding. Hre life was happy and • turefaL He lived surrounded by an of fectionate family, In the midst of • can. inanity endeared to him and - to each other by long association and Many pleasant memories , . He had suffered greatly for the last two years of his life, .neing by Mums deprived of the hill ex. mese of his limbo, and his death, while outiventally deplored, was not wholly un expected. He never mixed la politics nor - won trophies on the battle field, but lived and died a plain honest man, doing In 1 his day and - generation all . the good he could.. So die the herons of still SM. their records written in grateful, loving hearts, and their works living In the eternity ofefibot which results from each He good action. Upon his tomb might hie be written the proud epitaph, " —. O , whole duty." trd: of = "Stonsiedies." Vey. S. P. Linn delivered his lecture In Lafayette Hall last evening on "Mon opolies." There was a tolerably fall 'indicator, which. this composed about equally at hums 'end 'gentlemen. T E L lecturer discussed. foe axes an boor and a quarter monopolies in the church, menniseuires, d pOtltime Ilierature, and newepapere, an denounced in no very measured terms "gold rings." v ery corners." "whisky rinint,".&c. Weeould not endorse' all that was said in the , pore of the lecture, but many things were eliuded to which willattran Vesta attention in a very few yearsthan thane now. In some respects, the pllinnage which rent the Church a . &Gaud in ism was Irma' objectionable than Mho mixture or favoritb m" which l so frequently exerideerl"in the inland of certain ecclesiastical instituttors." The composition of the lecture was almost unexceptionable, but the manner of hs delivery might be eoneldessldy ,fin' proved.. It Is proper to add that audience gave frequent demanitnallans of apparel. QM= Home Clrele This is the time of the year of any other the most delightful to the members of the home otrole, who, large and small, anziotudy look forward to the holiday [ gins =pouted from loving hearts and liberal bands. That the presents will bs bestowed In a generous spirit and on • maigoltlelent Neale, Ls fully evinced by the number of f3teinwayPlanes and Burdett Organs, already selected for that purpose at H. Kleber dc Bro.'s establish ment.. and deliverable on Christmes Day. And indeed, what ran give greater de light to the entire utenkbers of the house hold. or more lasting,•genuine and re fined enjoyment than • fine Piano or Organ ? The stook of theae.two famous brands of Instruments, laid in by the liensKleeber Bro.. •ery larg e and choice, and the prices are such that everyman, of even small means V en abled to gratify toe laudable desire of their familia, for a first elms musical Instrument. Dexter Washing machine. It tuts no equal. It ta simple, cheap , durable and effective. Selling rapidly -75 machines per week. Also, Wringers, Clotheshorses Sta. This Machine is sold on monthly pay meat. at IL H. Loso's, Agent, No. 19 Federal street, .klleghenycity. County Rights tor sale. 3 Her, Bennet. & Co. deliver their de. liclotia cream ale to all parts or the city, Birmingham, mud &Hopi:mow. and 'bin promptly by rail and boat. their °Moe la at the Oregon Brewery. on Butveneon lama, whither all communications should be addressed. - Furniture, Carpets, Bedding. dm— The rantlshmael of dwelling d No.er 8 Gay alley. near Swift's church. Beavye', Allegheny, will be wad 'an to-day (Fri day), at 2 o'clock r. N., by A. Leggate, Auctioneer. For fastdonabte hair -drawing, plate or by curling, and a frizzle,for a hazurloua shave or bald, and for skillful sapping and {noshing, call at Wllltaranon's eh!. gout saloon at No. 190 Pederslatrese, Allegheny. - BRIEF TELEGIBANB —Wm. B. Phillips, life postmaster at Cambridge, hid., has been sentenced M six months' imprtsontnent and lined three thousand four hundred dollars for embezzlement. —The Free Traders of Detroit had meeting yesterday and perfected the co gal:ligation of a league. They adopted declaration of prinelptm simllar to that of the American Free Trade LialMs. —Dr. Oliver, an Englldinias of prom. Mance, wee shot and killed st Charlotte. dile, yesterday morning by George Avers of Parqulcr, Ky., who diariPei him with having endured his daughter While vielting his house Borne months ago. —ln the case of the steamer Triumph, formerly the rebel ram Atlanta, the court In Philadelphia, yesterday morn. lug, decided that It bad no jurisdi ld ction; that no vessel of war can be he for a.. debt of waxen due to a maim The shill was accordingly discharged, —ln the came of Eisymour E. Smith, cf Buffalo, New York, a bankrupt. Judge Hail of the United States District Court, Wednesday, declared that the making up of a general assignment without Pref erences by an unlnsolvant debtor wee an sot of bankruptcy. Additional ;larked by Telegraph. Now °SULAM% Dee•Orober 111.—COttall active and firm at 2 , l%@7Aqc for told. Mingo, soles of 7,600 bales) receipts 6,269 Wes; exports of COAL Fichr quiet at $4„7005,70 1 3 6 . Lord scarce; tierce at Isoll6No, keg al 21%®21. Mbar ardeles uncharered. Gold 122)( Sterl ing Sty. New¢ed. York sight exchange discount. Mr PAL°, Dec- 17.—Catt receipts 600 head, and Me market Ire Loa geed g00 6)44:47c for ordinary to fair; r i,;(1 gc to extra; 94(4i11e for Sheepw stockers. Hogs dull at 610001 active; west ent swg 454 e; Camas tog& for Christ mas. 1.11-0 a TGanfat moral., at a• o•dnet• LA or 111.5 C• Y. LICA. .1. aka 91d par of Ms T. fol of all if tako PL.. hoe alto resides.% • els. J. W to. No. 19 Toor.ll wool. WWI t9tl roattoo t too o`doet. or the (Molly aro rosPo.tfolly Waved to .11. d. 11.11S111.111taina 11/ eeeee *Truing, Der 13• X si 11 o• lock. 1110XAS 11... 1.011./041. XX. la ltio 43d [carol • lir '• feue•el will take place hem hla fattier's re Idiore, Ni. Xi/ Chertlare attest, •11e1 T l O • 117. Tule ArrirAucula. Dee. 11. •111 X o'clock. The Wenn* of kne Imialig are lespecirsiai luTtien in sawed. lets e r HINTS-0, Tber.day moraine. n. Pet- J Hl' Da, of ie. •Tboo. Mods O tn. Tibib .ter of b age Tee haunt Sill 1..1a on Odemee•T AY- Inen0o• Dee. ii• h. .L111.'6..1, lrum he late ...Weer - . a .tarr of Liberty red Taree.l..a ood &treats, Twelfth nerd. Tbe friend. of th e fun . 17 are f•epeetfelly !salted to ...red. DIEDIIRTAXIIRS. B. PA1T.1159. .1.111.1 L. WiLL...S. EATIrt RSON & WILLIAM, tloarrtuer.. con.? of FM. eeeeee awl wee. I.ll.taborr. 0..9.13.• of all 1,1040, li b o To " nilL " TlVagiri e :O ofd"47l34Tkir an1r.....Z.. term In tho city. Boar. so:11 Wien 090...1 .991.9019.. CUL& B LES b. PViMil l iE. Ai la imluJoa elrOo4. at prtz. •arythg rne 4 1,g7,12 3 " ritalutS,42:f'•:lll 14...t.1 Wm If Mr•if.ol. ACM fnda It all Dour , , tad susi.. Barre/4 ... 10.298 V 1,48 21,470 69 .472 9,900 39,121 85,208 2,064 .. 41.620 2,859 7181891 tIOSEPU NIEITEU & SON, lUrrixuirrelimu s. Na CIA NMI STII/OLT Oarrtswo tor ?murals. PAO • MO. b 0017188 and a) l'unersl Taraidanitet al Gad nun, e?ey L ________ INT OF LETTEDS R.ENIAIIII. lloosld INC) IN NVC1.1•11•11 TONTOPTICX. Do- camber IT, 16.691 • Oleba t inle H B flea.nder Jll Do. min S. Vu u rr er ir Id Aag. 1.. b. . H s ' m c c.ic 1 • •1 ... giro .1 1 lan , rtAll:,. 0 1.."."' • egos an 011•0•Htana lalss T H B PatriCk 1100 Hot 0 Dian , 11 Lbw L Orin. Mara.. Ho • and DC .._... s lr ro s . olack Ar. • HAM , A B gx;, - „ mr. Ni roan Banil Mods 0 Prow* A lil 5 1 11 " 1 ""' T a B. 111. b 0 110 Saran BI•01 1 .3" ' T im. ~, g W sKos• *Dale o err .d n ''' .1.° ;1 5,0 , 01101 Francis Cocain Illlss NI J A lap 0 Cr.!. •ohn IDIIO '• 0 jr ,, ,, , ,1m i.A CallleVavld ,Kcllw.rs. lr. v r, .Al D A .t...., ~. : h . 1,, , j,..” Mr. If A 0 0 " . rwi r r i . j u ld r. E 101.01 I.mill-11111:e:r7.. iiri 1 .„ .. ,:',..L. -. .rt R ., Pools Ml.. A ' Illoort•y LI • 1_ . ."•'_ H aa n lc Nilo 111 .111.0 1- Dm nun w Haan to DT .1.1...rn NM Ito Ha veß WO 0 'W• tar Clans F l4OlllO Haw, !I_ ,W_,41 , 1.14...505 . It . ra p • Mono._ a lac . •roderlr; Oto. Ino ' , wars • We Wm Wo'.ol vi' :re - B o rir li k r j l!Wa kW MD. A 0 Or Otbs X s' Manna •W Id Orcsa Ono . McKee Mrs I. , doeD eBILLIP noses. P. it. =EI JOHN M. COOPER & CO., Bell and Brass Founders, MOB, LOCONOTITE a LO4lllO ELI 0 • MLIMIES Made Olive'', go Order. BABBIT'B METAL Made and Kept on Hand. rmsrumm and Yuma:Was of J. Di. CoopeeßbiliontqllineWh ed STEAM PUMP. °Mee, 882 PENN STREET. Vevoidri t Oos 'Mud Wiwi Sires% 151,1 :I S r :- MLLE, Comer of Penn ana Bith Wean xpm CODWLETE LIMBS at GENTLEMEN, Midas,to pultime a 0ce,71.1.11t. air 01111/ ftletWiliar• HOLIDAY CIFT. Would tetien(o•taeppro sae ennlei sava9di Ygratlatitt=:terat= 4:2os= tecattrtd at I • O. DIINSINATIVS, rif-Nol7Clo-6.11,444" °For So/Aft o Muss" "Fowled," oßoarclitteh" be, sot exesectkop FOUR LINES, rat U inserted b these oohonsu MCI for T1V1EN174•11773 CENTS; eacA Gelb Sweat UM F 1771 CENT& TvraNTEE6—A GEHL to do gener•l boagework I. small 14 f anner nqulred. Call at 100 uft.aWTORD e 711.7.117, Pu.talmro. W - _.• . WITED.-• W ith a raptialPAßTN ER. lei ilre brick (Jae clay I maemeactrnry la successful operacloo. kdderra. TM. orncs. D ND Cob,b, WANTED.— SITVATION —•• 110 0 1 !CLEVER, LISS'S? A Ni 1 .... to mum.= eoowoe e="lllegbe”. WANTED Fm March or Moll neat, VII oral,H (Ph SIN TURNI•LIED leltn boarding lor het adult persons, Is • gehleel fam•lL la P.ttsborah or Allegheny. Ad."... ho. • OALLITIL OPTICS. WANTEn.-A few young Elk— EROICTIC LADITO • • •1 It orders !or • Wi'PLZ,".tg.%4lg:llr.7 ts.V`dt WANTED: --A Gentleman and LADY BOARDA d to occupy 3 ononfortc able room. on second loor, with tioaliang, 3s reasonable rates, In 3 racy pinatinn locality, •Ileganny My. &driven C. Li.. GatiTTS 01. FIG. P4OIII2NS OITICZ, No. I Et. Clan Ex& ...tora.titebeiresi shirt swam ANTED—An AGENT tor this Wotty to *ell 0c celebrated ISAITEAN ON Blelable 111•CLUIa, on whka we oder tecole more liberal lose say other owapany. Call sae examine as lel Wood treet. H. C. WiLC.:Teseldlne Agebt. ANTED.— GENTS every: to sell the ABICAN ty- MANT C. the I:I7 AM Q . eettglj e aT MVP gIO stMottes pee ha. AS &est ANTatIeAN_IMIITINO MACHIN'S CO., Beetoa, Me". Ar•At.h.t.--- • WANTED. MORTGAGE. 0144000 to Loco la large or moll amant. TROILIII rrrry, BM, Bond had Les'lfartata Brtlker, 21. ITS S. Wield stano. AR TED. —TO BOMB ow. . . 1113.000.—nree tt ...slut Maws to stops of 3300 or more. for two or Om Team 00 6 per mat. lattrest. • twat mortise. as MO. rises propertp elves a. security. A. M.... 6 66 - me4letoll, X. X.. 0011 , ..6 a m p WANTED. AGENI M . oe troted oteest6al.i4O. lIIeII ls 0.6- lT'tiV'4l ' Itl6t IX reovi; 4uiori. EViaN Ctsl t l2 lo L .O tr retl = udo . e r4, so r li f the oh.eoales lmrr.lor6h..tl aa. . :rt ty . Mn6.l. W N . I. M. 0 .... to tale 1t --. reatrlabott s i 1. ,........ ....... : . va zi rino . o . 7 ... 0 , . 1. r.,:a1..m. -- -- """ ----- rptLIE'T, wrru BOAIIIDING. — h r eirgana 1.1 it 01 011,faalas Ibe Part tat, r., o i trig 11 OINIrAI trade=l; SALE.—STOCK AND lent- TURT.i, r•c•es •lAD GOOD WILL or • Ant•clwdnart7• dolrg • good basin... The oode reit IA being engaged r• other bootee. to then won fur gelling. U. W. PIIIICT, 49 Fed eral street. Allegheny. SALE. One of the best farms to Seine county. Ohio. Unaled on Lon[ Bottom, stool tweotY hairs >low Tartarslmre. on the Ohio Slyer, notnist. lag of 800 acres. SO sores river bottom. ISO acres cleared. with teethe. handless. two story boast. with 10 rooms, truant Louse. barn. end other banding. Staidlegs nearly net. Well Improved and art It era •red. Tor farther oartlcalare toontre or addreas. JA/L W. WILLIS. Lone Bottom, tieldlel _ Meta 0 county. Onto. Fob 8 A li.E.--11 Fiala' in 1...1. 1 11 NSW OWICI SW 1...1..1..tt 111/UM — lf ' 111n., 4 A O7st 1 :i7b r tl ' ett 4, l Urfa HOU. and LIMN Lot o. Pro: pent street. • ..‘, e a art, n w n, let Itoase of ate roams, . at. attic, gouo eel at, sea and WM., Forte /Mb ttrost. lao. •it tie-client =I. House of A 1.., It• fin r. betaurth We. t. Also. nil Yr. to• flaunt FOliflb sixgret. ra•tel tu trou .114 too toe ulus auot• r tom. au ctn. lot. h. to. • Int class salute.. MI. • Mt.* a of all roam.. 11,0. • somber of Bundles Lou = 'Run 1 13.q.dre al1111• D. 6. Wllltsaks. Re%l tants_ .d . f rp;tajt " at C••-ca. FOlt LUX. star tltmact and Lot, 54 l6'e rOOO a to t et reat Bytehoanes on. flendec went. .at 4.500 etv n 0 00.0' reen road. 011,000: SI lots *a Fre:m.l ttrnet. 64,000. boa. add lot la BM.. k, 1,110.1110, I acre greabd to Belltrene 6ora bonne and lots, bead of Beaver street- 66.55 0 : non.. and semi In Illawbett: Soto, .1.600: Inman and lot la Brui.eteater, ii•ST re enaVonn Cann lab mono, let 65 0 y 510 feet • 000; Cann at Irate VW Mallon. 34 acres, pu tem tsgatre al wiaritou.s. 11:11 Islata=l.. 01.10 and Manua, An AREA. T. • ERCHANT TAILOR, FALL AND WINTER STOCK DCWIDASt ♦ND ofTICIAN. • AN NINTH ANINIIi. VI\TGAR ' WORKS. Nan 86 ADDIS WANTS SECOND AVENUE, Ate now precared to tarnish VINTA/AA 4W LOW :ST YARN= RATIZ. Attention te pae tlealsaly called to out 11 . 118, A WEB VINEGAR. VPII6IISON & lIIIIILANBRAG, TO-LET FOR SALE. F ARM. 1=2:11 111.0disg LaM n BWesOtel , 4 ./M - - - l DEIIIIO2I AL—AU persons seek. lOU HI/KM or 1311,..111.1•13 to go ullDr b tate, will save tre, trau r b i le set too , b M I A IVIIITILD-' • It b p.m sway .ril or well be bag by _moll rebto toatayzgoestbeg se. owes beanovoul to Tog, or tort MLA :V Real ritate Asombee 110.1 1 N 1 rib Ilaisty at, Maw 101111ZUOID ELDCMI. MN = Nig h IAL LS rain towan :market vim ill order. tan ri tbstrvlllai •40zerist Si lam siroags tlos aw..ut Imo assm.. tly oa hand. I ..BVEGlearMilD LIVERY & SALE STA ELIE. Ftle BlLLE.—Eurtnes and Boll er. New sad Deoon4 Eland. of W Clads "et-4 /AIM WILL • 60.. Corfu r Ihrlas • ..... • P. P. W. AC. I. W allewbeny. ITALUALBE FAsurz SOB SALE. v —to good torothon co 'Toleoop`o Flank Rood, 10t1 tier. ood SO Perdu., moor. or km Dos hug 800., Ore lord. 'Jittery. Block room Whit. Oalt Motor. Tr.. yuttloa Chorth room Mitre, Catholic Ct hotel sod Postale ollato ono al.. • Rork I ..... Hon'. hotel 1r,”7 ••• pooes Int. farm. Tor 04.0 hlua acu. kl BONA. 39 Sloth avenue. .• • TOW LAND FOR Ii.ALF_.- 300 X ...:s 1 ! of sbobss land Is ass of the best a.. 1 . No,g. t r. 7, • • Wi',111,11.". f' t tr": l . ozblaV:•=ss ot b• w els os m e.).2 * • fteilllN • 1.;.. 2 UM tout% assns.. POD&ALE. -ENDIINES AN e D 13011•1168 IR. • and secao4ban, ar stoutly cut hand tad tolab6 l • 8.0. Comer Saveraenalth USPlite street& staila Pitisbnrigh, Ps IIAGNOLIA GROVE PLINTATIOR WA Ali NOW GIVIIM 12 Per Cent. Tare NOW ORLBINS Will Receive on Thursday 50 lUDS. SUGAR, 50 Barrels Boltuaes. Choke Good' and Pikes Low CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. J. 8. DLLWORTH L CO. del): en DILIVORT11,11B? &III). 213 LIBERTY STItEET, SUM. JUAT lIICLIVILD 00 Barrels "Pertee ion" Drips Ito Mont tn. tooastrt to Ude mane% 5 BARRELS N. 0. MOUSSE!, CHOIOII MEW CWT. 25' BIEDS. N. 0. FortGAR. ruull YELLOW CLLAIUTIRD lb which they Tetvitr, the 4.ttem• Non vf the Trade. pnirsisvuon RANH FOR gAirrigGs. / 10 . AT FOITIrna wax rrreastraou. o ows. • sfrallealtMet to try: vendor 1144. bon 1 to y 4, 4 rm. 4- 10.0.1 lalat. to CV tautest pad ex Om rasa Ot II Ls ,44/X41... trim of us ya iL iataZnag . 1V*24 11. ttVsa tr.3*.yraertwi""mddastri e m IiVARAIT, restart IWG Trmilaral._ 11 . . -- W •.latlaygrNtits,Bl: rarsow. inas,Jao.Seoll,Bobt.C.Scluairth :°17.V.16.'21611. . waive, RA CI INA PEARL ABIE sur (T 1" D. s, amErtzlx. THE P BURGH 167, 168, 169 and 170 ICHROELANT TAILORS. SUCCESSORS TO W. El. 31431111 & 1417.4RCIHANT TAXLOES, 110. 10 1111141 ST., late St. Clair. We have Just received • large *apply of Fell and Winter Goode. ',which wilt be hold at mesa.- ebie prince. lir. NQ 0 LAN Bat NO will still st imuli to the Cutting Department. delbule IifePIUSILSON t If tIbILLIWBILLNO, KEN AND BOYS CLOTHING. A Mere and eomplete assortment of Media= and rum liomll, st the lamest prizes. GRAY & 1.0(3-AN Al Sixth St., S 9 Fifth !LAW M.. Clstr. • P. Itl'A_11:11314-E, resszonesam MERC3H.ANT TAILOR, Isom, cassiss/11 ss Sssa Cloths, Caatioseres and Vesting& Alm.° iNTLXICILN • B YITUNIBEIIIIO GOODS. No. 93 1-2 Smithfield street. PITrI3BIIROU, TA.. greast . s Co 11125 made to Rte, 14 tbo 121421 NEW FILE GOO D& • rolesald as surel of CLOTHS, 4ASSIMERES , AOw Jan neared by BUILT IL/AWL seal New.. Tana, VI Metlalbild wttelet. 00AL AND OOH. BRADDOCK'S FIELD Gas Coal Company, MINCED ASV EUIPPILIM 01 0, BLiCEOIIII IND nzul cm, Nut Coal, Slack and Coke, ANTHRACITE COAL. Of all elaen and of toe east quality. can be fur -1•120• at reanosabla rand. 1. .ave eordain at . f ee uld yarns. No. 13 L3b13113K01 STRICT. id " ..71 . V . C r; Viet '"or .a.. 1117ottObarga.rtnd non,* attertUus • air rrontret attantlon even to. wantrandial atty. vzsi vally with CURLS H ONSTRONG, NZACNI eN Yongtd*eny and ConeßM° Coal, Axel Ilsaohess,etr of COIL. &LAU LID DFIQLPHGaIEBD COLE. OTTICI AND YARD, corset Butler awl Ronan street, Llbertl end Cl Moth word; Secossi street, Ilgtilli n = tad of foot of Noss Weal. Y. • U. R. V- Depot. &mood word. Orders m e at eltber of lb. above odiessA as d n. ere. to me throes,l Pleteleargb P. 0.. promrt WADY as. ISsfor to *bass 1.., sandylag: Hoomel, II 0.. IWO • Olalth. lobe iron 1/1110. IA. YON 1r L.llreld, SucedLetteola Co" RissolL • Co . . Pool thr' L . 8e . .. Co.. Wm. . Co., 11.8L.r70 J a DI- Marshall a Ca., •nea. McKee • Co-, Mx . a rt. IL. Penessirtelis B. Gioia.: caum ceautt WOO, STEWART & CO., fis•tai naimed %bar 0111•0 UN MO. 567 LIBERTY - STREET, ROBERT 11. PATTERNS & CO. =I Seventh Avenue and Liberty St, VITVIWITBG7 t, Ph- Will on Every 80.tordaV Had AN AUCTiON MLLE. HORSES, MARIAGES, BUGGIES WAGONS, jul=am. pr Lor.:l=Loart: r a or Ti= 7 d . tousJos had rood We 'rill to at m; = el nod WI Mds. JOHN V.. STEWART, Anationeer. 708 N R. 8/7 WANT .. ILNA • • • Rom, rirrausoN & Y.SITEXEM. 136-1,333 *2W CONEISISUON ST :I COL ISM'S 1101113 I LIBEITT If PITISETWIII, P 6 IMILIN 17i ...1.4:11 "4.0110 E TO FLOUR DWAIN AND CONSIIIIttEd.—We are new noel , or • I , ot of . 40,0*0 bushels mesons _sebseso4 E l l VT s. e tE / i I,N D end itorgaLT.e.-..—”Ls. Indlson. !tie I t o ' r. of Wisest Ls the ves7 bast to be fouod end ounce serr...4 bf eey In the United Mate. W. aye also Salami oar tnorotrereenta If seldom. Bottles Cloths and Cooling liosens, and are now prepared to tarnish the best irtusp spatmade for tee Yea. et reee Lbee se.sY likoo on the earns grades W. S. TruellllllllllD Steam At% Allatinshi. i!EMffM:I _ Fl.4ol:ra FLOOR mous 4,0 111%":"Tnetegt. eirir riaap lti ) Obis Banuas MUM NITO Lira Co., SO bts,ls Red limr. 133 WIN*/ MOT= WIBOOPISIS 1C1A1136. 860 WO Itlversidea WWI baZier Mr. SOO 'a" Mar VritirlAMlLT TiTtra. rricalt.g."l9VM4l:: Ad.9.11r. Vas ale lowa thspwcialhb. tian ..Ike West- OS Old Wed um, WAL ! L PAPERS - F i LEGANT - PAPER ILANGINGS. tomer' won Foos ivis= +=so =mo ss.. so so a.di amolait. vasallio• o•Rds zlealaintdArir laar7: Mairrala mamped mid prlimed gold. .DirgArte . 11p:ext.:a to elanba• W. P. NIAMOZAW B NEW WALL PAPKB KOBE, 191 Liberty Sired. sell TVICORATIONL,—In Wood, NO smAltres• uaitsti Kan oes tot WWl* :1411,1%:= 1 i'jWBkrke 111:931MII• am, CITIMPEJD GOLD PAPESS fur gur"""'"rtisinratliti6".anto. KEYSTONE pornatv: n. sou 87E0 s , • ...... cr • einuogwass, marroz. wanz a. LIMIT oft. sag arikaillll UTE= AllrAli Wan itiestlse to. WE AT MORE lICICEPTAW LE Cbrl,tmu p west to • Wt./ WOW . deter tkon • Polley of Lae bustrame THE PUN MUTUAL Life Insurance Company OF PUTLADEL PULL tie Only ?yell Natal_ Company fa the City or State. ACCUMULATED CAPITAL...... 101,1100.000 After myths Wesst to the am't of .$1,200. 000 There Pi a apeetal uttaatt(r ip hod.,vas e pollee hoer, as those who pet their policies before Iglinar7 Ist .111 have the benefit of Pee PO per east. &elected of Jammer Drat. JOSEPH S. TRAITgLIA, Agent ornci-ZT 70/1.11 ad Floor. Room N. =ZI TUB NEW JERSEY Mutual Life Insurance Co., NEWARK, N. J Assets, Over 8500,000 Xll limped by thi• Co W7aArempany p. oele pet luny Noe-torrefUng after LW Prealnm. Dividends .neally declared .1 applied on tistrd moscal nreatiom, either on the perms's.% Mmes. of the policy, or in reduction of peesF mem. KERRY KIRKPATRICK, General Agent. 16T 1-2 Wood direst, (2d floor ~...11ir_50ifia_ table AL. sts yr asa.d. TIE IRON CITY QUA, LIB WOMB CO, MS Of Peians- - cdvania. Kee, lb Federal St., Allegheni City DIRLOTOILS non. /AWES L. 1114114/ 11 . tilsz i f li...ilia-MUD; D.. W L. AVID Clad. /mein., Trast Ca J..•0015i. Asent. 1 - . 4 3 ,L. : BLOW li u llasiss. flibr.usgratt_riure—t. B. SWOOSH. Insarsoos Ascot. DWI. MOST. 11.01112118051. Prooldn.l. lissw.4. IL CLAMS. D.D...11150 ProsSlan JACOB SOM. Illoonstary, C. W. uf.UIY. Treasurar. IL W. WHIM Impums. ADITIMS• Data SWoBif6. t'l kitzt• u.musanl Tbls Is snoso• conssoslirg, 2 =4 : ,,, oruactr, Lb . Pollclas Vtfl . bo raw all Use diSsrens plans of Lift Doorman. and 00001 conducted on ws osososol' osl basis will afford • ma torostsnons to seen bae....4 the .01 rotsan lho 30.311.01 Mann tainscro. lOW O UR INSUR PAN ANCE COMY PEUOILAWEI =sumo, N. SS rink kwass. Mewl Flow. TITTBRUID 3II . Capital All Vold 'Vv. DIELZOTOB2. if Man N. C tiths;sabe. ,* Jr. N. Sabil. BDC B. KING 7r•S fr. r Id S. itrons, stiffin IL 1te.rdLia.14.44P.,..._. Day ra U. DAB t}"sr P vr,. a. DAL; President. .In/3 Aarre• Main Wise renter Third end Wood eireatr. EnNinni NATIONAL —iNSURANCE COMPAIPaY. Cot. hdenl 6L and Diamond, Megan gOitueO.. 850015 D NATIONAL RUIZ EftssBVuls7 t 4or i t.74 l .o. 8 - 8" nrascrous: tatitigß trbect'kuLAllie. PWltlitain Jam 13. 3 PLEB' INIIIIRANCE COM. kW!. „;arr . .1. OICIZNISIRCK)p I 111TJI CM . , A:OI34TM cod Kula, NUM 1:13330. 0311 : Capt. Joicil L. SWIM aka stu Irma r. dasher. .: il. z • tr l3 ', Jall—AZV e. Vu -.v. vi.D.v...... =pm. vida.T..m.....,,,,,......a. Verner i7 P. tazDsearen.sry. .... C. EGRIEIf I INENDILANGC COMPANY UMISWERZW3EL CI,o. Will tiMrdri.Bast SWIM •awbst MI Wads el Me sad MOM ma. MIMI as.. iz=l 6.. . a. inzarealm . iplls Ipaga, I 3 L. Tablwatat W. EL Zvenos, Lriary E, Flit en, llsart.R..*. ' ‘. Itigkg"a. all. car! 01/ •LLIO /MTS. PA. Tazasezza.s urrici, BRENN C I T Y e en 13. 11169. I compromise Bonds Wanted. Tenons bolding Compression Bead. of the Cite of Atlegbeay. ars bereby .012.4 th. Waking rued of 1149 sill be Invole3 In toes. glands at the lowest rates offered. Proposals erW tss ceased by she undergone 1 antll P.M lISDA.I. lid 4.7 of DDIO. D. 111ACIIIPEOff. instanter of the City of Allegheny. deindoll 0/FIN?, 01 VIZ COrract.t.ma Or ALLzenirirr CA - artrrr FAA rimristrxrat. Des. 9th. 1169. •10TIvE TO PIIINTEEtti AND erramurd Etts. kLb.O 'esurtiesce .In bt reerlre4 slab elle. rtinli IDtb 1u5...111.-111.SiTt. tor pmaati.ll Allegbally comsat with Etnety-f, or OfOro Boots for Tim-Nor 1111;, toL7 - !oft Vertool Boot. fttr Tar. of 100. Inety Mu Introurer's Collo:Om Dttpiteriuts N 1110. enaroles ran lao neon on angalcatlon. Vol of &emery tea Sper...loed IS the contract. MiNIEEII =EI .Or MT Zoom= I BolrozTol.l Poor=ltalr. lara. SIM 1169. IVTIVE. — SELLE D ruopo. P/1.0 for tw roostroctlos of • PL•fl WALE Co T./nab PL Net ka Aroma to ftalisl sus's, Mao. tor • BOA= ALIA an Illstrarta lad Coat. Aar gam foam Loot to Libre y aw.. 11 1. M Mailed ea Mt. o6ao astil YOSIDA.T. De. mew 201$ 1169. Sperlleattosa too ea was at this offer. Ttra eight to rasarterl to velvet air sad all lola U. J. 110011.11. GTZT 2.1191.1M1LL = WWI, OPERA ROPPE. BILIMVIT at Otte eluamtna •adbamtind 7 0 . , -( vast.. Plias ENNA IIIADDERN 11110 AT INSWING. P•cember Isa• 1,1 pre.rstad ot twitted &sots of It. PEXALI DITLCTIVE. VIM LAYS& Medd... t tee charootare. veto the ..enter Cm. of LA IT WAHL-LI, Et= Katty O'lCol' •Fltb wax .00 dance, OrPITTEIBIUTIGH THEATIM H. W• WILLIAMS. Lessee sip Warw., Peernigi and Last W•ek of Y id bewitifyl W Ireel'Ortiniailttgile, R I ti l jtyln wour f046.16.Ver, sage bill. be.. naltagriS Wtliat.d.7 dal. WAX I DEBT OF IMAM Mercantile LIBRARY LECTURES BAYARD TAYLOR WPAL LICTUR.II AT TEM ACADEMY OF MUSIC, On Monday Evening, Dec. 20. ME= R.EPORA .IXD .:1117.*; ADMISSION, 50 CENTS air Zia reverted WO. nal tel eaa tx.; had at toe Ltbrady Rooms. enn.ar of Peas and Slat I stmts. Lsetara .1114nonaneun at BWe k. ---- WILEADEINT OF NORM CONTINUED ZNITHUSI/10 t VAMP", •13611 AUDIENCE + UNEQUALLED fIf.B.7BIIIIANC I t By the (Test Peat outings. of the ego 1 GiVAMACir. 1 ... FOOL. f P. ri:f.q.. Farr ' u m = g,TV.MVSLII, i .11111/11LIT i3ALLET TROUPE... Tea largest ea meat expettadee organ ItitatOle "alirtaditE ATINEE, toe ate elteoentroda• at of mot to et IN• beilee et fO6 e'er at B+4 &dolt. ban the pan. .011 re. whale eloo to all par. ot the how.. SO coats; ambito& • der too ea of sr, VI etanae. T HUI ZEE • G. tap au ab T. been. at" 8 , o•er at ICIe rot. ttowertred rargoet •00 Diva ar etre+, .1.00. Oates.. da. aso. 16. l•Par. (lava, 60.. 0•11.1.. SU. Seats may be *scared itt .50000 at 64 01.0.. ISE Mood a met. wttlaoat axlial.. Kt no. 11....cr D.,lopty. sums eetoaaory atiefaterf Del • Al prodzieed at the Olympa Theatre. IP e. +B, 14:rtaaFrXtt.:46'": iO n e " p=. It ' t x ;:e.t. ' ' a r : 114 ap. ear le Ctt cansati ll•eday teentag. la+ her 1101 a. 81.A.T1 ell .1141.13 Di EEC LEED It AD VANCE. - - - PITTBBURSII ACA ED" OF 111138 Grand German Opera. Nl For Fts •- ggh to and ono IS Sia• rte. nly, rrallllolCl TUILSDAI D. 94 IS loirirc favorite and 1• Cann o• dor, roman s combionicra clime. rasol a Went la IA canna 7, and comprising Comm • Irtd" ALYILLIA JAClSsity; m ustr. ruttinklci. • "'""gitAirt&MßA . nenezra. Theodore Ilabolotall. [She innAlsig Lytle Tenor us Anna •) i tatrientwroe turraritlOTl. 17111 1 .1 ) e l letel> tar ily cnnel l. TaTitIV:VIN npoe ° 11 :VIr taTrzt. mean,. -.J...., OposintorlillithatTmertay.l3lenomberrlit. L.A. DA ISLA NCHE WEITIII LADY, Which on erer7 Dreseniatips ham b en re eetred ANN th e sraareatentand.nat by /arse and rata lanabler an honest. and Am Data awl ana/e/I pronoun 1/1.7,:. nuren.s.;•net public Its ...an 117/1:0111671, In Al. renowned ro`e - a( NEURON nuOiffn• Wan the ealebrated air "Kota. Adair." WtolllEnDAY, only nlir t t f Gannare Get. trawl FAUST, Okyturly prodkked It America ty .Ise Comps/. TIIIIRSDAY -110 Z/ LAT, Immortal Ilissferpley,lllAOlC IMO IL 11:4041Y. Halakirs Bisuaks l Ivy . TIM JIMEIS. IL* Jalv..) 4 . , B M T OIDA TWO T. C I H * 1 a%l As Dyn, Lys da AIN , UM it 1-1 tkiikisok. .ort's °Wain, pens. Duaraer-A. xvimuro .1 s-.;,..i Oals Ptlfr conee. (kurl Maris lihta Zs. romsake ~ , k k, Dim ifiCtIVEY, Wisb SY irrYt Inmittaltlost c na D.Acwai 4 1 i. oVilittiora VMLIII:, d P.a. al , fik7i,7l;:".o4lwint'ot 0t1114.1.'1:01% US.- .r...i.t.W.00,8;,,L1N.W.=1g IVA= .?I•SL_________.--------4 — .* , t arsoisiccrATEric ‘ 014*. of We LLDICS . MAIM PATE= OILASITABLZ ASSOCIATION. 0313 reniesurecies December TM: Dom II er. to 11 Meer emm7 der from 111 to 3 4:Odra. mer sad arlmtesles. 1566. Du se3 . tarcrnt HALL, DIAMOND, PITTSBURGH. nal elegant, large ate comers Petal@ Hall bunco thorough na ff ed related. ed elate goer offered Co r nee far Ile Daniel. Calm. case lose la es- tee sad a salaams. stens. IS is tte the largest sad be*. vestllated Taen en We tu7. an4lß Lb. only Bldg supplied ere& Peeper ,of news la cue Of Ire centel• dem. • .pper /WI, dining room sod W Ott Wuetyle. bee. WeeU= M to lt• setpoints. teonalelan It eat lama easel*. lent sad rreole tor clplr 7 ele . n: a esidOle. 100 an d otter Pll4.lrtffl.. saff:ner Kettle Itaperlalendes, City Hen. a.@ItAICIHA.L 4 . D. of Penns7Vinau. Yrrittnazott. Deoonnueig AC MIL t 818 IS TO GIVE NOTICE that .Ton tau 13th dal af Deentatutf. *. 0: nes. Varraza In Dantru o ptcy ttuo loped asainuf tba fapttnto..;:f.A.,fit:s...lll: b... J. IlitAttr od i o i : . ritta: bomb. la Um Count of Antigen: sati &OA of =ol on Us own petition: 01.0)00ptfltelatef amaeltu ...4 daffery ot nnT l‘qt.tt7 OtlasX' ten to boob 4.00 apt to blot of tar 01. Is*, Ad Om master of any rop.rtf try It= an Me. 014400 !q . t..; thus • DeetlngEs crutttoo or L:i7 Wa 00.1trnfa. to 910.0 glata••••• to tom ono or more ottlae __ __ orm 00 bd• al • torn of B. e i.,...9.... ...ie.. at. the .00. of Ott DiIM. 1+10.041. ' X £oo I? l7 l lVT ‘L'lq . A .:1111 AL I.ll Zl. .D.Sl t:" o:T L . oc i le i .4. l"" c l i: a .r= 11. B. WADOOI. as Ilesetno2. N THE MATTER OF TOO A. application rf the f itIEHOLb BA AL BDILDIBO a. AiIIuCIATION far a Ober. , of be. warp ration. No. 11%0. December Sera. 11169. Notice it bereby appliesdbiab • be. seeds to tba Cant of Coins. Plus sa ea No. USW. DarAIRIAT Tank 1e69. by tb Freehold Raab .d Betiding Meg dation for a Chan. r of lacorperstlon. end UM tee tame atilbe rented by the Coart at Dia Do- Otle bar Term. aateee entlidiest be awns to Oa cos wary. JACOB 0. WALLTZE. Drol.linawary. rirrsairaou, Dee T. MD. • MAYS_ ----------_ Ei.E.Curo we, a ancE—Notice to ettortl igt.. a to al moons ladebool.to .s.• • tato of ••oliti Cut.111•*.14., Late of Otto, gittr=toertrallgotoe"9l::l2. IT= sill pnabost thorn pioper 17 soleattestal SO •• tot lament. *impLax? COCITILLFI. Imeartrix.." del : YETI. 6 DMZ& Itsoratec.• . • EV= TO ET.— NOtice Ls ..11: hereby girth that the iredallgaed. ed "levers to este. demur and Wese4 for openers /up tte street, illy of -c an: * fors wily. we • ans to the Oleo Wu illwow es Um *lows. on I 11,1111LOPT SIM 1869. at 4:081.1t r. attend to tbs darks of their ePeileill i t i'm eightrigirts_ • err: uatenunes mrlint. klasoilbsr air. tat. Uea. susesallests tor N OTlCErrh6 4 3.imismo vwds. of W 1.31911.11 1198., from rem to Rabe= streets; silo. for le• Grails: sad of JIMILTIL s &eon.: to scares...ale.tile I s , lOW MAT for anes th etics sad eta be sere ones as ISASCEDAT. Lea Mb. 1869. abet It trill be placed 1* lbe bands at in 08, Tree& um tor nallocCon. MARI= DAVLi, wrioseLs No II EZCZI HOSPITAL FAIR, k LEGAL. ap City Zulmber 'COTTON MILTS iiet..szs, wax& & co, • APICKOR COTTON amitiattesseatusavi isintexioa—aing! amazon ASID 111ULG;110!". • I tirCICTINGS /DID ELEL LION. er 11:07314 litagi"4 l‘. roam* Odee-lio. • ott:ros• TTf wpm. Am. uut ri S w ort 0110 SI