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tire litttsbugt Salitte.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
' Allisbeny C.ouocito will bold a regular
mean Thorodo7 evening of this week.
A meeting of the Alumni of the West
ern thilvereny will be bold thin evening.
' , Theirs., of IRS bops' on Friday, and
will and- at Friday. Taos who have
bad .0 11i.inek" an now amount for It.
Nair Slade.—We brae reoelesd from
Mara% Hoffman A Hale a copy of the
(MMus= Ere Polka, composed by
Adolphus R. Baker.
Tao stemi-canal meeting of the Alum.
al Aerostatlon of the Western llDlserelty
will tm held this evening at the Univer
trilty Building, Rose street.
get Loom—Thomas Bmith, who was
arrested on a charge of larceny, an ae
cent of which we published yesterday,
was after shearing yesterday discharged.
Dischs.—J. McLaughlin, Robert
Rammer Mrnisel flimsily and Mrs. Mil ,
Grady, clamed - eft Sunday liquor sell
ing, were disshrrged after a hearing yes
tordl.7.
Parfet Murphy was invited and corn.
talyad on a promo yesterday for trial on
• CWitge of selling Minor on Sunday.
= J o lt has kept out of tbe way duce
m lust.
Western Uhlver•ltv meet
ing of the Altunni of the Western UM
vanity will be held this evening at 73i
o'clock at the University ELUL A fall
attendance Is desired.
Yesterday morning Perry Cassldsy, a
boy thhteenyearaof tw,felltbroogbtbe
bataharay of the Grey Eagle, lying at the
W Monon ga&bock hela wharf, k. and was severely
and the bac
• iisetang of the Presbyterian minis
tate of Pittsburgh and Allegheny. Is held
bt the Lecture Room of the Pint Church,
every Monday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
Tea ia taken at 6 o'clock, and the meeting
adjourns at 9.
The attention &persons wishing fo pur
chase the good will of a large boarding
home and doing a very doe and profits.
Me Wainer, are directed to an adver.
tbeasent under the head of "For Bale,"
in today'a paper.
farkealy IsJored.—Yesterday morn
ing about eleven o'clock, Perry Cassidy,
eon of Matthew Caaeldy. boat carpenter,
1111 through the hatchway of the steam
boat Gray Eagle. Injuring hi back and
Up very severely.
meted.—lack Bradford, charged
with the brainy of an overt et, frsm
• Martnach'e clothing store, on Market
street, was, after a hearing yesterday,
committed to Jail fee trial ln default of
ball Ibr his appearance at °mut.
Ver Isle.— The goodwill of a large
boardinghouse, admirably located for
doing a regular and prosperous business,
having now twenty boarders, and in.
grassing patronage, Lease, good will
and fUrniture for sale. Gauss ill health
of learns Pose:Rion given let January.
Add's= Y. E. 8., Gezarre. °dim
At a Meeting of toe Wasbinitov,
Pa., Library Association, the following
=were elected Executive Commit.
r the ensuing year : Dr. W. A. Da
videon, President ; Profeenor Henry
Woods, Secretary; Mrs. V. Harding.
Treasurer ; Miss M. Grayson, Librarian;
Hiss J . Lehtoyne, Menden% Librarian.
— Waatuagtos County Teachers. Instuutt.
—The friends of education will bear in
Inlnd L§at the annual Washington Conn
y Institute meet at the Court House, In
Wallington borough. the Ztthinst.: and
rontans tlin days. Mr. Wm. G. Fee,
County Superintendent, desires a full
attendanoe of all the teachers of the
Dtreeten Sleeted.—At the annual
Motion, on Taraday, the following gen.
Item= were chosen to serve as Directors
of the Peoples, Savings Bank, Allegheny,
for the year 1870: Mew*. B. H. Hartman,
J. o..Pattereon, R. B. Megrsw, W. H.
Dart. Samuel Dyer. Jeremiah Koben,
Geo. W.
H. Smith. Gibson, J. P. Henderson, Elam'i
Yesterday aternion Mayor Drum aim•
mined half a _ dozen hale and hearty
young( eross - wv
the lock - up during the night, to the
work bowie. They didn't seem to have
anybody to tare for them properly, and
this was undoubtedly the most humane.
and benevolent disposition of the union
Waste creatural.
•
The olitepublic.?..-The proprietors of
the Daily and Sunday Republic have
transferred their interest to the "dlie
gheny Printing and Publishing Corona.
ay." who will hereafter conduct its pub
ligation, and owing toimportant changes
there wilt be no Lane for a few days.
when, we are leisured, ft will appear en •
lined, and under new and Improved
suaplaw.
A 'Grand Concert was given at Weed
Newton on Monday evening, by theWeet
Newton Silver Cornet Bind, lugged by
the Quartette Club' of Allegheny City.
The affair was a complete success In
every respect. The hall was filled with
• large and appreciative audience, and
the entertainment was all that could be
desired. The band furnished expellent
made for the occasion.
Art hates.—Measra. Boyd. Murray a
Fawcett. No. 110, Wood street, have in
a very fine oolleotion of the beat
foreign and American paintings, ehro
mat steel engravings, and general goods
peculiar to their line of trade, which
they offer during the holidays at prime
to salt the times. An invitation la ex.
tended to all persons to visit the store
and look through the stock.
Between this and Saturday, people
Who are thinking of giving others a bap.
par Quist:mai, should bear in mind the
ltsrii•worked newspaper &wt.-letter.
Carriers. If each Alidtelnerbii has been
• • .‘ honestly served by his
utter and newspaper carrier would en
*lose to him striae in money, the amount
'would not be missed, and a aloe sum for
each man would be added to his earn-
All Salads' Chime-h.—Christmas Day
serstas at this Church will begin at mid
night with the celebration of the Holy
Hacharist. Morning prayer and a 'mond
celebration at 10 e. tr. on Christmas Day.
Evening prayer, with Chrisnnu carols,
by the childxen, at 4 P. For the mid
night ewsfcelt is "muffed that the last
Street War will leave Penn street station
at 11 x. Friday, and returning, leave
All Saints' Church at LW A. IL
Nolen Sweets.--WlUlem Binh yester
day banal the attention of Alderman
an alleged criminality on
Os part of John Helblivg. The parties
are ipterasted to the confectionery trade.
Binh allypin he gave Heibling a lot of
loose maple sugar to mould Into cakes,
for sole. Bighting. he ■tatee. disposed
of ttur sugar. for P 7 and navel
returned 'any account of It. Hence he
lostltates proceedings against him for
larceny as bailee. Toe accused was held
fir a haariig•
Alfas to Thapote.—Thomu Dunn
made Information before Alderman No
tessbus yesterday against Patrick Dolan
for ditpeting able property, with Intent
to defraud. Dunn alleges he lamed Ds
lan teriody.gre hundred dollars, taking
his judgment note for the amount. At
that time he owned property on Bonn
darymreet, Eknenteanth ward, valued
at more than the note, but before be
could have the paper entered andodg•
meet lammed, Dolan transferre d the
another party. Upon this al.
firXril 14
eetkrn the proceedings are Mad.
I t
Warrant Issued.
• sal/cry Saturday.. for 1870, will be
more attractive than ever. It Is to be
enlarged In aim and, with all its otber
merits, will present Ulustratlorue of the
Met srtietio truesilence, embracing views
of femme phew, Incidents of travel,
flipirspie=riea of oelimrated paint.
inv. and ta of contemporary oe
lebrities, altar all the modern masters,
making Zany Saterdo not only the
moat readable, but the handsomest illos
tretad paper triAmeritsa. Fields, Osgood
It Co. seed It for $5OO per year, or for
41 CO to submit ben for any other of their
Vloali. year's subscription would
al ela the nioset of Christmas gins to s
friend.
Dehelp; Moues.
One of the most annoying of the Tart.
omepranksr which juveniles iedulge in Di
tbe" priatios of defacing bonus and
Moose by chalk or charcoal markr.
Bays mem to think It aloe fan to write
their initials or draw Owes on walls or
earner fences, and they generally pick
ADS the fined places. It la sometimes
vmy difficult to !SCOOTS these marks,
aad eithime are thereby pat to gieat
trouble and Intiommisnee. This style of
sport sPneare to be carried to a hiller cr
avat:law than his ever been known be.
Jam and If the pops would pay a little
attmetien to the matter andhaptureloMs
sea.•ralk!..tmgaged in it, it - would
Utah wilsimatal sac, In patting a Mop
op ogre* nrdwistaa,
•: • • •
THE LATE HONICIDE.
Coroner , . Investigdnon —Another Ad-
journment.
Tbe Coroner's jury empanelled to In.
veatigation and inquire Into the matter
of the death of John Blenfatut met Yes
terday, pursuant to adjournment, at 3
o'clock at the Coroner's office, when the
tbilowing testimony ; was elicited
Christ Sru7e, .worn—l wu In the bootie
after the tight occurred. Do not know
anything about the difficulty, only what
I heard.
C'Arfat. Bienfanii—sworn—l , was In the
house at the ume of the fight. I 'am •
brother of the deceased. My, brother
called for three glance of beer and we eat
down at a table. We drank that beer
and then called for more. Two fellows
were setting at another table; we did not
notice them. We sat at our table and
talked together, and theme fellows throw
ed at us. My brother said, "Fellows y,,u
bad better quit that throwing" One
fellow setting behind those men, jumped
up and said, "We did not throw." I
said, " Yee you aid throw." They then
jumped up and struck me four or are
times in the We. I jumped back, and
they then took my other brother and
I whipped him; me other brother went to
the door and called "watch," and the
fellows then ran out: my brother, who
la now dead, then said that' his anger
had been cut; we were getting ready to
go home when those fellows came
around again, and the bigger one mid:
"By G—d, I can whip any Dutchman."
We then started home and bad. gone
aa . t w a l a square when my brother, the de
°Aimed his pocket book, which
contained his week's wages; I did not
see any glasses; thrown; I saw no knife;
I would know the parties if I saw them.
Christ. Kruse recalled—Jim O'Hare
and Goat. Ebben told me that they hail
had a fight with some Dutch at Philip
Schausehaugh'a; I mot them after the
light occurred. They did not tell me
anything about the fight only that one
of the Dutch threw a castor and , cut Jim
O'Hare on the bead. He did not say
anything about using a knife. I. alter•
wards went op to the saloon with
O'Hare; went In and took a driak and
walked out again. Do not know whether
either of the Blenfang brothers were there
or not.
Emil iberfae/ sworn—All I know of
this case, deceased cams to my store on
Wednesday after the difficulty; I asked
Ulm what was the matter with his hand:
He said that he went to a beer hall and
got into i difficulty. and aroma or stab.
bed in. the hand; He said one of the
parties was Gus Ebbert, and from the
dlecription of the other I thought it was
Jim O'Hare; He said he did not know
which one of them cut him.
The investigation hero closed in conse
quence of the absence of the proprietor
of the beer saloon and his vrife, who were
thought by the Coroner to be important
witnesses. The Jury will meet at seven
o'clock this evening, when the case will
be concluded.
TEREI BUD ACCIDENT.
Fall of • Wall—Two Boy. klored—A
I
Yesterday afternoon a terrible Reel.
dent occurred at the ruins of the Fifth
Ward Allegheny - School building.
About four o'clock, two little, boys
named respectively John and Charles
Stickel, nine and fourteen years of age,
were,playing on the atop of the build
I ng With° Page street aide, when *strong
gust of wind blew down the gable wall
between the towers, directly above them.
All of the rubbish fell inside,
except
three bricks, which took the op
polite direction. Two of them In
coming down, alllgbted upon the
heeds of the boys and felled them in
stantly. A passer by observed the sod
dent and hastened to the spot, when the
boy! were found bleeding and senseless.
They were taken into the house of Mr.
J. Woods, and Drs. L. B. Williard and
James Herron summoned. Upon ex
amination it wax found that Charles had
been struck with the end of the brick,
causing • comminuted fracture of the
skull. John had received the brick .
on top of his head. lila &knit was also
fractured. The physicians, after
learning the condition of the boys,
had an hepes of their recovery, bat
performed the trepanning for each, and
did all that could be done under the air.
cumstances. The little victims were
then removed to their homes, corner
Western avenue and Strawberry alley.
The father of the boys hi Christian
Jock.% • saloon keeper,No. 6 Western
avenue. It woo rumore laid night that
they had died, but upon investigation at
si.ts,.. l / 4 ... 4 „,......_5an0rbar.i11e was found
to bo untrue. They were, noWevarittr- -
sensible, and were not expected to sur
vive longer than a few hoar&
=
We are pleased to announce that the
to talked of projed for the bedding
of a new theatre Is about crystalizing
Into substantial action. Mr. William
Henderson, lease° of the New Opera
House, is now in title city for, the our.
pose of taking the matter In hand, and
will, to-day, proceed to form ajoint stock
esmpany with liberal capital to build a
drat class theatrical establishment. He
announces his willingness to subscribe
ten thousand dollars. cash, as his share
in the enterprise. We hope there will
ise enough public, spirit manifested to
secure the desired en& The investment
will pay. Pittsburgh has no good hall or
theatre, and the amusement commuol
ty has of late years grown so numerous
as to demand better facilities and accom
modations. We wish the enteprlse an
abundant MUCC!" and on behalf of our
community thank Mr. Henderson for
being the drat to move in the matter.
Ilas Indecent Assault
A hearing wax had yesterday morning
before Mayor Drum In. the case of the
man, EiWomon Llghtcap, charged with
attempting alt outrage upon the person
of a little girl Tuesday afternoon. The
child made her statement, as heretofore
given. It appeared, however, that the
man was intoxicated and not of very
sound mind at any time.. The prosecu.
:or refused to carry the case any further,
and the Mayor Imposed upon the acctmed
a tine of ps and mete, for disorderly con.
duct, which was paid by his brother.
The fellow as It was received a severe
punishment. He appeared before the
magistrate who a countenance swollen
and disfigured by the thrashing which
belted received, added to which beam.
plained that his jaw had been brken. It
le quite likely the adventure will prove
a valuable lesson to him.
Internal Revenue Asseamenta.
Below is a statement of the Internal
Revenue assessments In the Twenty
second District for the month of Novem
ber, 1869, in the seven divlakmacompria
log the Twenty-second District, Russell
Erroll., Esq., Assessor:
Spirits 818,906 96
Tobacco 839 42
Fermented Thrums. 125 00
Banks and bankers 4.249 06
Gnaw reoelptr.. 10,978 15
Balm. - 6,62212
Other specials.. ' 1,443 84
Income 175 92
Article. In schedule A 22 00
Dividend. and profits.-- 10,861 75
Legacies sod 103006011003.... 1,128 70
Gas 8,432 46
PeruUlm,
3,171',01
164866 MI
Past to Himont.
Yesterday evening, Mr. Joseph Blake
ly. &resident °fib° Twentyacoood ward,
came to the Mayor's office, aecompsnied
by his son, • little boy of about elght
Yaws of ago.' He stated to the Mayor
that there were two huhdred men follow.
log him for the purpose of killing him,
end asked the protection of the authorl•
ties. This statement rrt connection with
his masters and other facts known to the
Mayor convinced him that the unfortun.
ate man lass insane, and he was sent to
the Dixmont Hospital. The little boy
was almost worn out with fatigue, hay
log been following his insane father since
early in the morning, and he was in the
office but a few moments before he fell
asleep and slept soundly for several
hours. He was taken In charge by an
aunt.
Botha ay Gifts:
To the purchaser or, holiday sifts, the
establishment of Messrs. Orr et Sic Con.
ogby, corner of Water and Federal
. .
streets, Allegheny, ,
presents an attrao•
tire appearance. The firm, with judi
cious care, have jest purchased, for the
holidays, one of the finest assortments
of jewelry and silver ware ever seen In
our vicinity. The stock comprises silver
sets end single . pieces of silver ware.
Gold and silver watches, 11E4[2,41 Garin
Gee, styles and prices, ladles' Jewett/ In
endless profusion, gents' watch guards
and chains of every variety, statuettes,
yawl and mantel ornaments—in fact,
there is hardly an article in the trade
which cannot be found in the store.. For
beautiful, durable and choice presents,
a selection from their large assortment
could not be excelled.
lambasts and Dealers In fancy goods
supplied at Eastern prices. at
ALteaux, °Lynn & Co.',,
Nos. 78 and 80 Maxicei street•
THE COIJRIII.
Distrkt Court—Judge Hampton - .and
Culiter. ,
Wan:sr/may, Decethber i 22.—The;
gnixrent is still under consldenition
In this court. No business - of pubile in
lamest was trsnsactod.
Common Pleas—Judges nterrett, : '
■nd
MI
WEDNESDAY, Dee. 7,2.—1 n the CMOS Of
Waring vs. Thomas, and Same — vs. Loef
fler, previoruily reported, plsintlif took
ELODEIIHS.
The fret case taken up was that of
Beale vs Bracken. Action on book an:
count Jury out.
In the PM of McCready vs. Penna. It.
B. Co.. motion to tate off non•eult.
The next came taken up was that of
Rodgers vs. Ring et al. Action to re.
cover damages alleged to have been sue.
tamed by plaintiff in consequence of a
nuisance maintained by defendant. On
trial.
Quarter lilesolono—Judge Stowe
WEDNESDAY, December 22. - - Thg-firlit
MO taken up was that of the Comnion.
wealth vs. Michael Hagtneyer, indicted
for asasult anti battery, Jame. Reisinger
prosecutor. The Jury returned a Verdict
of guilty.
Mary Higgins, indicted for felonious
assault and battery, was next placed on
trial. The defendant was charged with
feloniously cutting and wounding
Michael Siberia, while the latter was en
gagedln a tight with her husband. The
r returned a verdict of not guilty.
and direcied that the costs be divided be
tweenlhe prosecutor and defendant.
Harry Girt, indicted for larceny, was
next placed on trial. It was alleged that
the defendant stole an -overcoat from
James Buchanan, the prosecutor. The
jury returned a verdict -of guilty, sod
recommended --the defendant to the
mercy of the Court.
The next case taken up was that of the
Commonwealth Yd. Henry Hershauser,
Indicted for malutaining a nutted:ice by
keeping a ferocious dog. The Jury re.
turned a verdict of guilty.
John Walls, against whom there were
several Indictments for illegal liquor
selling, was arrested on a process and
brought into Court yesterday, when the
cases were untied and nofle pros. entered
on payment of costa by defendant. The
mats amounted to 117.65. John starts
square with the Courts once more. How
long he will keep_Lmis to be determined.
Trttrr FOR THURSDAY.
127. Com.lva. Laurence Bell-4 cases.
123: o -Anne Gordon-2 Candi.
88. .‘ Jessie Jones.
88. 4 . John Silvia and John Tit
brook:
Wm. Lloyd, et al.
V.,
OPERA HOES 11.—MISE Emui' Maddern
at the Opera House last night was re•
calved with great favor. She will ap.
pear again tonight In two performances,
"Pat of • the Petticoats" and "Katy -
O'SheaL" For a pleasant evening's
entertainment, attend the Opera Hat*:
THE GEHHAN OPERA.—"Faust" was
presented last night to a very respectable
audience at the Academy of Music, by
the brilliant German Opera Troupe now
holding forth at this place under the
managerial auspices of Mr. Grau. The
sterling opera was well put on the stage
and the singers developed unusual per
fection. To-night the 'Magic Flute" will
be presented, introducing the celebrated
prima donnas, Miss Jackson,Mina Frie
derici and Miss Dzluba. - Se ats may be
secured at the music store of Bieber &
Bros., No. 1= Wood street. .
P/TTSBURGH THEATRE.—The splendid
variety entertainment at the Theatre at
tracted a crowded audience teat evening.
The singing of Mies Clara Burton,
and
the dashing and brilliant acting of Miss
Lucy Clifton, are the attractions, to
gether with the inimitable Herr Haltom.
They will appear thin evening In a now
programme.
Masonic Efax.t.—Sergeant, the Magl•
elan, opened to a good house at Masonic
Hall hat night. lie will continue until
the end of thoweek every evening, wit!)
a grand Chriattuas matinee. Added to
the attractions of his legerdemain one
hundred presents are given away nightly.
02.1.11•2 ea Pam—The fair for the ben
efit of the orphan; is now In inceeasful
operation In the basement of St. Paula
mthedral: The booths*, museum, Print
ing Mike and refreahmsot_tables surpass
In beauty and appointMenta any that
have marked previous &Millar gala occa
sions.
Thi Best
/neelooting holiday gifts care should
be taken to secure something of real
value, something which in after years
will be looked upon with pleasure, and
bear with it' the evidences of friendly
feeling, while at the same Unto it Is of
practical utility. If any of our readers
are in doubt as to the place to secure
such presents, we would advise them to
cull at the musical establishment
or Messrs. Mellor & Hoene, 63
Fifth avenue. There- Is nothing
In the Immense stock at this popular ear.
porlum, which would not he acceptable
to any recipient who has st all an snore
-
elation of the "divine art." Not to speak
of the pianos, melodeons and organs, of
which the sasortment cannot be excelled,
there are the lighter instruments,
line, guitars, Autos, hank*, drums,
music boxes, de, dui., In enaleas variety.
Added to this, what more appropriate
article could be given than an elegant
musical folio, or one of those superbly
bound volumes of the choicest tannic.
Before deciding upon the purchase of
any particular gilt, this assortment
should be looked over.
•Tbe Creteent ■nd the Crees.t.
Last livening a very large and Intelli
gent audience assembled at Lafayette
Hall to bear Bishop Ellmpute's lecture
on "The Crescent and the Creme." Ths
distinguished divine was introduced
shortly after eight o'clock by the Bev.
Dr. Nesbitt, of the Christian Advocate,
and occupied about an boor and a quar•'
for with anent those peculiarly eloquent,
comprehensive, and brilliant productions
which have won him inch a world wide
fame.
The lecture wee simply a cot:madam
of the two forme of religion eymbolletd
by the two standard*. Their rise, pro.
grass, success and effects on humanity
were reviewed to a Eyler at once very
Instructive and very entertaining. Many
beautiful and thrilling psasages excited
the hearty approval of the audienee.
Altogether the lecture fully ■uatained
the high reputation of the orator, and
we very much regret that -s want of
space prevents a publication of the full
synopsis prepared.
Hama and Harmony.
These word* touch all oar hearts, and
Inspire rut with .aideates to see them 11•
Instrated In every dwelling. We are
always pleased. we we pus through the
Streets, to hear the sweet tones of &plan°
or organ, for we feel that amid all the
changes of life, there I. happiness where
there is music. Judging by the great
activity at Mellor & Hoene'* mune store,
we should stay that tbeeelpultilnir men
are sending an unusual amount of "hap.
piness" to various families, In the shape
Of pianos, Organ., Melodeons and diver.
other musical Instruments. And It lino
wonder that they are doing such a large
trade, for their stock or Inetruinents to
unrivaled In numbers and variety, and
their prices are greatly reduced, to atilt
the times. Persons wlahing to make
such an acceptable present as a piano,
organ or melodeon, should visit Mellor
& Heenb's Mubicel Palace, Mn. 53 Fifth
avenue, neat door to Masonic awl.
Real Estate; Transrers.
The following deeds were admitted of
record In theofßoo of T. IL Ilunter,Faq.,
Recorder lbr the county of Allegheny,
Wednesday, Decembor22,lB69:
2..1..1 W. Whit. to David Hell Intork, Oet.
• IMP: 66 acre...4l.d to Potionto.nrh,p••r2 oo
Wm. ibdward. to , otin BAIN Dee. 16 lot
No.ll, And, plan, Siert w00.gr1. , ..22011
ger. pl v Dome tweop Orodore Dello. Jo. • .0,
IWO r
1 ts 2
so No. b
p 64. Damonces'a pito, Lowe. ell .
Clainybl IMO
Dotalel 7. omltst to a11cr....1 eta tr. oe.otree 21'
1/122: lot NI 1.7 SO feet, Lane wreet, /rut Igr
-117/
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Y,•tOs Wharton fe e. Orge etirablu. Jls yl,
lea; tat ny ILO on Jo so
211ralogna 111.20)
Wm. Naceof. to It. blowier . May 11, sgsr; pot yo
rOst• o f .
J 000ph litre es, Bit tat g boor..
*Lon
I grt ..'..11 ,- .l4' , . l ;:z . Z . L'itredt.4l:!
and
Lhullen tow.-
.
.nip 11.1(0
Ficellent Boaraing.—Persons desirous
of procuring excellent table boarding.
Can have their wants gratified at Burns'
popular restaurant, corner of Smithfield
street and Sixth avenue, Mr. Barns, the
enterprising proprietor, ha. adopted a
new scale of prices., and tamale% pro-
poses to accommodate his patrons at four
dollars per week. Those who may think
this astonishing low pride accounted for
by. - Inferior culinary' arrangomeata,
should call at the 'restaurant and Judge
by practical experience.. Mr. Barns In
vites examination, and- feels confident
the tables—which are always ataindantly,
supplied with the bast the market. affords
—cannot hs objected to by the most [esti&
pua *plank Ohl) hint a all. '
7 -41:7,
PITTSIYURGH DAILY GAZETTE: THURSDAY . MORNING, DE
CHBISTIGALI
How, to EDJoy It and What to the Mal
Suitable Present to Blake
The grandest of all Christian anniver
saries, that which commemorates the
advent into an unredeemed world of sin,
suffering and sorrow of • loving Saviour
Is swiftly approaching. Already the
merry bettering out that the darkness of
night is rolling away and the light of
morn Is coming In; that Christmas with
all its joys, holiday pletumrea and peace
ful love offerings is at head. Parents
fondly anticipate twinkling eyes of little
pets, flashing with new found Joy and
delight. and innocent' hearts bouncing
and besting In gladness and gratitude as
the trinkets and toys distributed by
saintly "Santa Clans" are _spread out for
contemplation. Loving wives are si
lently and secretly -working with
willing hands to complete some ar
ticle of dress or comfort wherewith to as
tonish their husbands, and assure them
on the morn of the rosy holiday of their
continued constancy and affectien; and
husbands with equal pleasure and pride
are quietly preparing to furnish like cur.
pHs, and evidence to the companions of
their joys and sorrows. Friend, and
sweethearts In ill classes of society are
engaged in conjuring up what will
please the object of their affections
Wide and varied lithe range of selection,
and some gifts will be wisely chosen,
others frivolous, but all will come from
hearts gunning and overflowing with
lover And yet, Christmas comes but
once a year ! Joy and gladness are but
the sunbeams that pierce the clouds of
sorrow and sadness, which overshadow
our pathway through life. Bright
days may be hailed with pleasure. but
dark ones must come with them. Death
borers about us constantly, and the
sweet sounds of the holiday beds may
fade away In the echo of rattling
earth tossed on the grim coffin lid by the
bends of the self same iteston, who rang
out so merrily the matin song. In view
of the transitions of life, the changes as
varying in humanity as In surrounding
nature, we can not feel that we should
enjoy the sunshine of the day, heedless
of the storm-cloud of temorrow,
and hence, In giving expressions to our
feelings of gratitude and affection in
Christmas gifts we should consider bow
to confer the greatest present and future
pleasure on Mows we lose.
. .
The present of arlch set of furs, cheap,
though elegant; Is the best selection we
could make. Messrs. Wm. Fleming d•.
(.30., the great and extensive far dealers,
No. 139 Wood Street, have on band a
Kock which ' , yoke% universal attention
end admiraten . . They sell reasonably.
They have been the first to inaugurate
cheap prices for good goods. We advise
our readers to visit this great emporium
before purchasing elsewhere. Their goods
are superior and their pricee'are as low
as eau ho found anywhere in the country.
No better choice for a holiday present
could be made than a set of fora.
iga n and Tobacco
Mr. John, Megraw. wholesale and re.
tall dealer in &gars and Tobacco, 45
Ninth Hate Hand) street, has now on
hand a very large stock of these articles,
to which ho desires to call especial atten
tion of city and country dealers and
consumers. No one possesses better ad
vantage. than Mr.Elegraw for purchas
ing the most desirable stodk in the mar
ket, on the most favorable terms, and he
is now receiving daily from the best
manufacture:a, both East and West,
large ineolces of. the very finest brands.
Those desiring to replenish their stock
at the lowest possible figures should not
fall to all and examine his tobacco and
Mr. Megraw also desire' to call the
attention o(thoae who contemplate mak
ing presefita to their friends on Christ
man to his splendid collection of Meer
schaum and Erie, Pipes, and Meer
aohnum and Brier Seger Tubes, as well
as him choice Havana. and La Tiaminas,
and ii - Tact everything to be found in an
establishment of the kind. Remember,
goods sold wholesale and retail at the
lowest prices.
A Substantial suggestion.
During the holiday semen no one can
either present blcuse . if or his gentleman
friend with a more appropriate and Ben
sible article than a 'stylish and fashions
blo cult of clothes, cut and made to or
der. Messrs. Gray, roardel A Rose,
whose establishment has long been
regarded as one of our most prominent
head centers of fashion; have on hand a
very large and judicial:oily assorted stock
of seasonable goods, which they offer at
very reasonable prices. They have the'
amplest facilities for the manufacture of
Ow king In the neatest, moat fashionable
and most durable styles. and In all cases
.the_..fullest measure' of satisfaction is
warranted. Thett Mock of general -fetr
nlshlng goods I. large and complete, and
selection therefrom an be readily made.
We commend the gentlemen composing
this firm to our readers, and bespeak for
them an Increase or the large share of
patronage directed towards them.
A Chrlstnins PresenL
Is laaelling rapidly. Seventy.live per
week.
Now Is the time to get the moat nsefal
article whlclrla in use once every week.
Being aware that It Lithe most laborious,
and at the same time one of the moat
recall:l,4y dud(' of housekeeping, and
which entirely devolves upon the ladies
to do, and every person dreads that day
In the old house under the old system.
It Is simple, cheap, durable and effec
tive, and is aecentrible to every family.
It can be pall in monthly payments. It
has no tqusl, and is easy worked and
only taker' two hours to do a washing. It
is on the Dexter Washing Machine. All
that we silk is a trial. No ■lopping; no
bollingof clothes. Savoie soap and time.
R. H. Luau. Agent,
No. 12 Federal street,
Allegheny city.
We have received from W. A. (Alden.
fenny, 45 Fifth avenue. Harper'. maga
:lna for January—a very Interesting and
racy number. Glldenrenny. has all the
magazirm.
Christmas Presenta,—Groat variety of
&my articles at lowest prlom at
lifeLonux, GLIDE et Co a.
Oysters, Ilyaterv, Oysterv—llte cele•
brated Chincoteague and Ananooelf'
(Va.) Cyders are received fresh and dl.
reel trout their native waters every Mon.
day and Thursday. Quality guaranteed,
and sold at the unprvvedented low price
of 10 per barrel Call at once at
STEEL h
Third street, near Hcolthfleal.
Chincotesgue Shell Oysters at Steel &
tiro's]. Fresh arrive! today at 18 per
barrel.
Glover. Bore and other useful articles
for Otis, at Macrum * Carlisle'', 27 Fifth
avenue. •
Per Holiday Presents.—Jost received,
a new supply of the celebrated Bertram
,t Fenton aavriag machines, expresaly for
holiday girls. A very appropriate and
useful present. °Moe at No. 77 Fourth
avenue.
Toys, Dolts, and many fancy articles
for Christmas, at Macular Carliale's,27
Fin avenue.
Parent.logy..—Fowler and Wells, at
Lafayette Hall day and evening, will
make examlualons a few days longer.
What to do and how to make the roost
of time and talent explained. • tf
•
Elegant new styles Jewelry, Just
opened et Meer= t Carlisle's, 27 Fifth
avenue.
Conattatten Water inn amain gore kir
Diabetes and all diseases of the Md.
nays. For sale by all Druggists.
rrasff.
Bows, Ties, Sulipendem all new holi
day Roods, at Maar= & Carlialida 27
Filth avenue. .
Every person when dextrous of a pleas.
ant and harmless stimulant should ask,
st the nearest restaurant, for a glue of
Pier, Dant:lsis tt Co.'. Cream Ale. It is
the most delightful and beneficial of
drinks.
•
Heal Fine Lace Cooda fcrr h oliday preF
ants at Maar= 21 Fifth
avenue.
Alexandra's llCkt Gloves—Ml assoft.
many blaak and all colors, Julia received,
at • Macatrat, GLYD2 Co..'
Jewel, Glove and Bandit °rank:ll3o:es
for presents, Idserum earnsle, 27
Fifth avenue. :
• - •
Itatelkerehle fa, Collars. Scarfs, dm., Ibr
the nolidsys, at michun t Carillio% 27
Fifth avenue.
I=l
It is asserted by competent authorities,
that none but those most thoroughly ex
perienced in the hotness of buying and
selling precious stones can tell the true
notate and value of. what vixen to be a
moth diamond; that there are not Airy
jeweler.' in England who can tells rough
diamond when they See it; and not twenty
who can diatingobb between one and
piece or bout, which hu only about one
tth the nine of cAMmolltt There have
been some humiliating ilitistiations of the
truth of these umlaute', •In the recent
mistakes or English dealersh7 aberNirti•
dee Who have teletektn - Auenelhnquertik
for real diamonds.
Compuunglnurrew.
The commercial editor of the Chicago
Renting Joufnai gives a new method of
computing interest on any number of
dollars at six per cent, which so far as
It goes is simple and convenient. We
give the rule below from the Journal,
with additional rules for computing in
terest at eight and ten per cent., handed
us by a friend. These additions add
triple value to the rule, for the reason
that eight and ten per cent. are used
more at the present time than eix per cent.
ER PER CENT.—Multiply any given
number of dollars by the number of days
oflinterest desired, cut off the two right
haid figures and divide by six, the result
Is the true Interest (in dollars and cents)
on such sum for such number of
,days at
six per cent.
Enter PER czum—idultiply any given
amount by the number of days upon
which It is desired to ascertain the inter
est, and divide by for..hrita, and the re
sult will be the interest tor each amount
fur the time required at eight per cent.
MINE PER CENT.—Multiply the same
as above and divide by forty-the result
will be the interest at nine per cent.
Ten PER CENT.—Multiply the same as
above and divide by thirty.olz, and the
result will show the intereet at ten per
cent.
The Journal adds:
This rule Is so simple and so true ac-
cording to all business usages, that every
banker, broker, merchant or clerk should
post It up for reference. There being no
each thing as a frseticin In It, there Is
scarcely any liability to error or mistake."
By no other arithmetical process can
the desired Information be obtaihed by so
few figures.
Additional - Markets try Telegraph
SAX FRANCIFICO, December 22.—Flour:
super
an advance or 19.34 e; extra
15,50. Wheat quiet: strictly choice 11,65.
Legal tenders tayi.
FOR SALE.-STOCEL AND FIX
TURIL9. LEASE AND GOOD WILL, of t
llrst-elass (Doer ry, • good . bnstaess. Flo
enthral, ed being engaged In other basteiss, li
there tsou for selling. O. W. POSEY, 49 Fed.
teal street. Micah. ay.
tb. funeral En tate IfCeDar, at 9 o'cloelil FOB SALE.
P. 4., from her late imitates. No. 41 Ma lon _ -
Street.
1:1:1111
TILCKOTEOik Wedre•Ap mortify., Dee
99 et oneo'clock. Ws. • UtlaN SACRA/P . 9N
comm . % ofd. U. Ploclorea, la the 02.1 year o
tier age.
11ULSVN—on Toe , .weeelate. at . 11 4
et., lett. JAIIIIte Er— at Harmer.-
wile, Pa., In IS. 11.1 peer or 11l afe. •
Tee funiral wl I tote plate Item Ale late resi
dence at liarmersellle. PA., so DAI, al 14
coelock Y.
MARTYR—Oa Taeiday at ba . tpastlSle'elaelt
RACK s 1.. dauat.• r or W. ned /Mu] Harty.,
aged IC yeah ands wont..
the funeral will take him, Rom the rtaldr
Of her Tat rolate, corner of Chel taut street, All.
0..7 MT. TO. AT, at 9 o'clock. -
UNDKRTAXERB
B. PArriaBog JAXII L. WILLIAMS.
rATI.' RSON & WILLIAMS
Uudemrrs, .rororr of Flab avenue and
agtrtlL. ai Pittsburgh. (MMus of all Sleds,
of li. :,-g,P.7.l;vedg.g.Ogd:drueLl A rT.trg ;
r•asouable terms la the city noameasa
carriages Latiletted.. 0010 e open day and nigh,
rBIABLES & PEEBLE Ul.
'AI DV/TAXERS AND 1.117F.NY STANLIN,
earner PAN DINPICY PUNNET AND eIIURCk
AVICNIII Allegany city, erhere taelr COPYIS
HOUMAaid apppiled NW. real ate
Imitation No. imood, Idaboganysad Widuel
(PAW, at price. varying Irma jai to SIMI. Bt•
dies prepared for luterment. mid Ca,
dares earabhed; aka, all glad. of Noarvlal
%Pada, If reran& 01a. open at all Apure, dal
sad WAIL
joisEpn MEYER & SON; -
lllcoia:wreacmisio,
I=
Oa.lag.. for "Irinearreils. $3.00 tae■
COTYINS and .11 7anersl nredstemeat Lc re
anew rates. au?
Ck4C, TO
TITTLES &
New Jewelry Store
TO BUY.TOOR
CIIRISTNA S PRESENTS
LAMES , GOLD WATCHES AND/MAINS.
Lt WATCHES AND CHAINI.
cSAIN •ND RAM) BRACELETS.
HAI•DICEIWIIIEF HOLDEIis. 01•8 nowt.
RINDS AND PINS
MOSS. AGATE. RINGS a SLEEVE BUTTONS.
SOLID SILVE.K A' II PLATED W /MIL
ODLD AND SILVER HEAD 11A1vIrti.
Tot ET bran, VASES. PARIAN MARBLI
t DODS. As.
. .
- bought in New York at the reduced rates of
Oold, And will be tollsory low to or der to re.
dune oar took as math as possible. noise un
and aws e.
•
117.&12114311 & 1182443 int,
dela
Joi erria Aviv UK , abate amiltbleld .Wet
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.
Bell and Brass Founders,
ENGINE, LOCOMOTIVE & LOLLING NIL
BRASSES
Made Promptly to Order
BAISBIT'S METAL
Made and Kept on Hand
I=l
J. 111. Cooper's Improved Balance Whet
STEAM PUMP.
Office, 882 PENN STREET.
Foudry, Car. 17th amt Railroad Street%
=EMI
tiTILL GBEATEIi
BARGAINS.
Another Lot New Millinery Goods .
Cheap r than are r, at
MRS. ROBB'S.
91 Federal Street, Allegheny.
Velvet Hatt, 35 cents.
Ruffled Collars, 10 cents.
Cord Hair Nets, 15 cents.
ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION.
New Let linen mos t
ALL 9TYLEEI, CTIMAP
91 rnnixsurs. STTIII3 T.
MIS
HENRY G. HALE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner of Peas an Sixth Strode
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
COMPLETE
LIDIRS OR GENTLBREN,
J . , .D. , ebase moo prossott for Moir
HOLIDAY CIFT. _
Woold do well td•top Isid ermine,
VE mr stock .
TN,911%•,
urw lost
• Hound st
W. G. DIMSEATEI.-11.
4ISWILLNII AND OPTICIAN.
del/se sirrit Avzinne.
ROBIN 801; 11E41 Pay
Iteceelloril to a n aGnoN. Xnns L Main%
WASHINGTON WORKS;
FOUNDERS AND annum 111118BUIGH,
ilesatsetwen of Boas and IftatlecUT
ige r rapag: t er t reie. MacTerr . .a v 1 . 2;
sun mi n. .
lioller ‘ a o lf4 l NLVM. af,h
le t . . • No. cornet Ifft.s nod istoltbileld
Str.. ...-
0, 11:2177 1 421:" . A1LD , 8 PATZNT 1112Cu0T.0..
E PH COPAL
LASSICAL ACADEMY,
18apltene not Building.Liberly Mt ut.) Win
ter Tenn begins on MONDAY, JanillPT ad
Olreninr. to be bad from the r thaol pal.
' , (1t30.117 03Y. T. L. Mit LAM.
aux ci.orniNu.
%MAW, PANTS. OVZRALLS, CAN, te.
Alio. Oiled Clothlpi of all Phalli always oa
hand and fouls, 11 h.lesa:e or retell. ty
J.t H. PHILLIPS.
den 116 andillil,plxth strut..
250 le! CHOICE AIPPLve.
Y. CANFIELD.
75 7.211,f!W tAtigela
2% MILS PICALF.4 I . •
Tor We bi J. B. CASTULLD.
MBER 23, 1869
IarNOT/Ciat—,,2b-Let," 8a1e,,,
Wants," "Annul," I. Boarding,"
die., not exceeding POUR LINER, will
be inverted in these columns once for
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; each adde •
tionaLinve FIVE CENTS.
WANTS.
WAFTED. --From March or
.t.rn oext, THHLS PIIMtiItIHLD UM
11.00110. with boarding for
ere adult gem.; In a lenteel private family.
to Pltteboreh or Allegheny. Adam., Mn.
WAxerrx OCCICS.
N I V ANTED--111ELP.--AT E.
PLOYMENT. 0/71C1f.,__No. I It. Galt Meet, BOYB GIRLS and YEW. for elterent
MEM of employment. Perim. wattle[ past
of all kind. can be el:pelted on snort nett..
WANTED—An AGENT for this
TAUT()
OWterms more liberal that anty other compeum.
OW and examine at 161 Wood tMeet.
MIEE
WANTED.-4GENTB every
WHERE. to Sell the All &MOAN NS IT.
TIN'O MAGNIN'!" theo4 Ptentical /even,
0
Knitting Machine ever Invented. Pelee p 3.
NV 111 knit *O,OOO eltches (rel. minute. Ad.
dress AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO..
Boston. Mess, or Nit. Loeb, Mo.
WAFTED. - MORTGAGES.-
$20.000 to Loan In largo or malt amount..
at ► fair rate of Interest,
THOMAS K. PETTY,
' 818, Bond and Beat Estate Broker,
• No. 179 Ber.`thneld
TiTANTED.— AGENTS. - - $250
pm month to cell I.e odly UENUINc 1.11-
PROVED commoN EN.N SEWINU
MA
.CIItNE. Prim, only 111. lima/ luduccmenta to
Agentm. Tub s I. the Picot popular Sewing Ma-
Lhine or the tlay—ake• the limn. ••lilaatic
ock d m o
any kiLd of work that eau
be done un any machln.-100,090 •nd the
demand cc...tautly Increasing. Now is the time
to take an Agency. 141.0 for circulars,. 11121,Bet
gtf! 111='%:.: 1111 , rittl'agt.
FOR SALE.
A GOOD SIMON GUANO
BRADBURY MOO, 7 7•! MAYA
Neatly new. Also. several gars of
VENTBIAN BLINDS,
All color. act nearly new. Th• ahoy"
aril'''.
will be old ammo (or want of room.
Apply to
17. Do rtolir.
•
Corner of ninth Avenue and tholtblield Street
ntzianna,
FSALE.4 FIRfiT (LAGS
.a. NEW BRICK DWILLLInG 1100171 L—If
nut at d won tel len rtn ed. '
, Also. A must tett•ntltt Bplek Hones and
large Lot oo Prolpeet street.
A Ito, in. arty urn Brien House of lix rooms,
ttli„...tg e c4l . oo d nr. am and netrr. Forty•
also. an excellent Frame Bonen of fans rooms
and ball on for r.ireunh etre.,
Alto, A Well built Yr.ino• Iloose On Tony-
Fourth street. Eared In Iron. tad m With a
/Met pent°, for another house on same lot.
A so, A brat Mato modern style a Came House
of eta rooms.
Eat=l
. _
Al.so Building Lot. in Bloonageld, BHA On
year. to t ay.
Or B. B. Williams, Res! Xmas and
It Swan., Agent, tenth ward. Pitt.
I, ,, :zh a. oPPOtit M. John's Ephoopal
Fon SALE.
;rit7g. 111A0Pring Hill Berenit r aid.
.6.1.100; House n acre.
dt ' , e 54 James steam
63.500; SI boom. on lltming atoa I
earn: bousee and 3 lots In Pleasant V. ley.
04.300: 6 acres le Reseree toernatop on Xvlr.
green toad, 60.000: X tolln Fremont *meet,
64,000. house and lot In Sal em, Old%414,1100;
Isere droned In Bellevue Rom 41:000; boom
and lota. bead or Hester .tree[. 01,1150; boom
an 4 * Wes In Ellaanetb Boro, 61.400: boum
and lot In Brldgemater, Bearer count]] bo ss.
isontalas lel room., lot 66 by 910 het y 1 , 000;
l'inb at lair Oats Matilda, 34 acres , per
aore. Indalre of
WIIITKORIG.
Real Zatato keen. corner Wag, and tiaaduskl
stmts. Alletherty.
DERSONAL.—AIII persons seek
-1.. INN HOMES, or trivertakets la Heal La-
Late, wIHUII, Woe% Irp•ple andir nn pp t teo kM7I
or 9111 be anTAT
sent by mall Ines tasty lt btlba
rogue/
h.:M="l4l'9V lulled out
' ft e
bakers sad Heal gelato Arrears. No. 139 P ow ell
1111/1,611.
Villa SALE.—En gin es and 8011.
A: en, New sod 841.114 Hand, of all Mode
constantly on hand.
Onion from all pasta of the Coloitl7 promptly
executed.
JAMI2I lIILL • 00..
Coen.. Marlon •••watte IP.P. W. C. R W
Uleeben). Pa.
O 4 EAP PROPERTV. for Pale.—
No. 47 Norton Garden Aemoe. lareety.
Gem feet six laabm (rent by one imadedd add
tro de. p. to an alley. A lama frame tristbileg.
voltdbla Air a inau.iseimy or diem hag. Alto, a
MireGtinf Some of elm maim fronting on t
alley. eh a property will be sold Al. bmgam.
• APPIr to
8 CUT/MUM 4 . 0N8. -
deli - 39 dixtb Avenue.
lOWA LAND VD@ SALT,-300
Aeo• of choice latul le one of the besl coon
-11 to tows near limo nee of the Chmaeo d
Northwester [Jed, • ol to o.• of the molt
L 7 .4 Iv
vr e b port, ;n s p ut r l . tle A litste. Wall be 1014
11.)1 1 11.11747
to
10* Ifouttb avene.o.
FOR HALE. —ENEDNE4 AND
BOP ERA ntw and secona-bud, non
"""
" band
nad
b 7l , l6lCat a BRO.
... a tinyner Barrenzaentb and Pike atrea.
- PttUbnreb. Pn
FLOUR
yOTICE TO FLOUR DEALERS
•ND CONSMILERS.We ere now mealy.
sr alot of 40,000 butte. earefulW &Meted
WIIITIt AND /JIIIICII AND ThIiNEMIZE
WIIILAT, purchased In Gibson. Tarte. Omen
RMorgan &nett& ' Indmna. This lot of
Wheat le the very best to be found and mutant
be dumps/mod by ant In the United Wale.
We Dove alto Ord shed ur Improvements to
NAmdp•rp,fdolttn• cloas o mut Cooling ntotelne.
and Sr. enw prepared to 1111111•11 the brat Flour
we Info made for ten peen at peters that defy
oontkeUtlon on the mune Lending( Suer.
IL T. EICNISMOT & DUO..
Penn et.= Kw. • 11 .4b&Y.
September 13, 11149.
FLOUR: FLOUR t . . FLOUR
MINNISKYrA HAILERS IMOURI* -
*SO Obis. Legal Trader.llll7 Ha Hs, IST
This %nal., ITO SM. Stamoat LIMB OTO
Day%loons Co.. 1110 We Ned RlTer. 1113 Ws May
. .
CHOICE WISCOSISTN ELOOItEL
seo4l/1. MID bele Wtate Suer, 400
tads •artoue breeds Series Wheat Flow.
WINTIIII WHEAT FAMILY 11A11.31.
City MI/1 of Stator dela. Ohio, PrideoSt
r
Wt. Depot 'KIM. Muslim A.
Illogleeder Led Clow., cbolc• St.trZr MIL.
•
Wool. lale lower than us be brought Rota k the
s• WATT. LANG CO..
irn aTII ewe 114 Wood Street.
corroN MbLs
aoLmrs, BELL & CO. 7
‘NCHON COTTON MILLS
PITTSIIITIZO U.
*l,f 10911111 sadi 1.111111
awaeto= am, RAIIINIOLIA
1111V1LT.717/1 ell AND. BATTIN G
CANDIES ! ! CANDIES ! I
der 100 Kinds.
9puicTl•32* IMILIA.I3Lar
At Prier's locaikpare with may, M
152 FEDERAL STREET,
*LLD:WENT CITY.,
GEORGE' BEAVEN.
LOST NOTE.
A PROMISSORY NOTE drawn - byika toiler
monad, ditid Pitt... h. October lot, lUD.
numbered 4. for iliEl NEN HUNDRED DOL.
LASS. (1111300.00.). Orel. moot. Dowd.*
w ar, iotomt, payable to tQe order at JOHN A.
W/ Mar. war w.iltd otOetatier Tot to lb. .old
Jabot A. Withal, New Yark oily. hot ....r
toed by lam. All verso. aro biltaby wAiozO
against negotiation lame, a meatat boo boon
otootwil.
$10141.1 " GEO. B. EDWARDS.
DREJcA
• Importer and retell dealer to
Fxrirms errs-rvorizaw.
WEDDING,' VISITING. PASTY AND BUSINESS
CARD SPINIMAININGI,
MONOGRAMS, ARKS, ILLUMINATING Ile,
Loden 12/7 matt redetreptomptatleatloa. Bello
LOIS ettiiitmal •t.. PAID,
PUBLIC NOTICE.
fleeter teett - appoinled AIS and (lAjl NOTTS
INSPNLTOR for Allegheny Coady. Reties la
hereby given that until tin steeneaa7 °diet and
Nreloaleal Testing Ilaeldaero eaa be provided.
I will be band at the urrice Or TIM NA.
TIONAL FOONDRT ANII,PIPZ • WOIINS.
Torenty.tblni street; near Penn. Pllbetharah.
11141T11;
demei
-- • Gas and Gas /eater inn actor.
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
is a. aurae a. co.,
evszarentass. asurvor. wurs or.
Wa - r d w or lffil° o 62 l: r a mtgat rY . alum
VINEGAR.
THE PITTSBURGH
WORKS.
BILLOU & ADAMS,
167, 168, 169 andl7o
SECOND AVENUE,
Are now prepared To 1 ornl.h VINEOAR at the
LOWT.ST MARKET RATIO. Attention la par ,
ticeluly palled to oor
IRA WINE VINE BAH.
13 OS
MERCHANT TAILORS
rpnellsoN & INIILANBRING
SUCCESSORS TO •
• W. 8. IMVGEII & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 10 SIXTH ST,, late St. Clair.
Via pl l frl Zihaeaol-
V , or e l f t ri ellU d. .lLAZ/NNI/ .4111 et
t'letqlO eida•ElEffilo 4 lt 1111114LANBRING.
WEN 'AND BOYS'
CLOTHING.
:OVZ'ittt,lM=" Yeltum
Sad iTGIXo. 1
GRAY_& LOGAN.
47 Sixth 84, 68 Fifth Avenue ,
Mate It. Clair.. noal
FASEIONABLI3
MERCHANT TAILOR
Keepll manantly on nand
CUths, Casaitnerea and Vesting/I.
AIso,GiNTLILIKEF.B YIIHNIBLILNO 000 DB.
No. 03 1-2 Smithfield Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
les.illreentle Clothing nude to order In the late.'
NEW FALL GOOD&
• A. sblenelld new steak of
CLOTHS, (048,8174ER155, ay.,
• lost received by . Hilliti BIECTSR.
Mi====l
COAL AND COHN
BRADDOCK'S FIELD
Gas Coal Company,
MINERS AND SHIPPERS OP
GAS, BLICIANITII AND FAMILY COIL,
Nut Coal, Slack and Coke,
ANTHRACITE COAL.
Of all elm. and of the ben quality. ean be fur
nished at reasonable ate.. Leave orders at cf.
ffire and yarns, No. 73 ANDERSON STREET,
Allegheny City. and Llbertystrert loattivia3 .
tctn b toreet ) PIO-burgh. Addnas Pogoglee
Box 381. bittsargh, ad they vat, real,.
I,T...inattention
SP - Prompt attention given to talent alp
meat. dcll:qa
CHARLES IL ARMSTRONG,
BLUME rx
Yougjdoghany and Conneamille Coal,
And Mannesaturer of
COIL BLACK AND DFBOLPRURIZED cots.
OrIICE AND YARD.
rnerßutler au/
Norton street.. ilbertv and Clymer street&
Ninth ward: also bleroad street. ihraln
&ro
and !fool o
d f Non street...Y. ia.Dayea s
ad vrar.
Orden aft at Other of the above oMoes, or ad
dress to me throush Ylstaburgis P. 0.. 10.11.-
calve prompt marabou.
Refer to srbout tam auablrint: Roaaer.
1011., Co.. Wm. Smith. Colon iron M, S. a. Yow
ler a Co., ntephonson A Co.. Bissell •
Co., Or.ff A Horns, Alex Bradley, Park. Bro. A
Co.. Part, McCurdy A CO. Reese. Warr A
Wm. M. Yabor C0...1. B. Lyon Co.. Jamas
Marshall Co., Alin . McKee & Co. Co on Do
pot dotal. Connellsvllle R. U., Yenrisylvanla
R., Allosheny Valley H.R.
COMA COAL!! COALS!!
DICKSON, STEWABT &
Haylag removed their CPUs to
Na 587 LthERTY STREET,
Itately Olty leldtalbLlONDS/0011.
are atm prepared to ferumb rood TOUGH:IIN
liKAbrl‘ NUT 00AL UR BLACK. ea um
memo 00 0 Moe.
All warn lad at tbelr odes, or ad
tame month w mall, will be aue
"moot.,
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
I:1=1
WINO, BRANDIN& GIN, &O,
WHOLESALX
PURE RYE WHISRUS,
409 PENN STIZZET,
Have Removed to
NOS. SSA AND sea PENN,
Cor. litleeentb St., (formerly CansL
JOSEPH &FINCH & CO.,
•
NM. ILINS. INT. IS*. 111. US sad In.
lIiBS erzzrr. rrr&nnizes.
ILIXOTACTOIIIa 07
UMMilled Pas Ex im Eblaks :
W." Is 701ZIGN
(MOM HOP*, 41- 10123.110
&13 - 111 STABLES
ROBERT 1 PATTERSON & CO,
VORSICA OP
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St.,
!MAMMON, PA.
\
Win on Every Saturday EOM
AN AUCTION SALE
'ORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
WAGONS.
to xllOlll Duce teen chtlr
totica of OmM/tweed ot or Wore Monday./
etch work ISO rder for advertising. Prompt at
tention and good car" gUI Do gives ell wax bitt
Rem's.
JOHN H. STEWART, Auctioneer.
40111111. ercvur 101r1c11.1PATTSUI011.
ROW& U. PATTERSON & CO4
ILI*I - ARV. llar•in 1.1110
p;', I 0.:4 Cej,:• §r:t A
O& MENU LYME k LIBBILII It
stelltbl
WALL PAPERS
ELEGANT`
PAPER HANGINGS.
dote to soot and smote. Veemlllloo tat
VOlllrffrAVV4 l l.l.74; .411121. I Mit
stamped sad pclatee told.
Newly Im e arsee and not to to toned elsewhere
In Macaw:dry, FurWe •
.
W. R,lwAimitim . TIVS
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,
. ,
191 Liberty fitt4a.
DECORATIONS. , —In Wood;
Matta...d hrsco for Wslli
4111 0 •412 . 17 1 of Otainc, Booms, Mao, gm..
2' 17 " rt=l : a B. Inman
§ i l t l y 'AMPED GOLD PAPERS far
pukes. at N. 101
IMMIXHUGH=H BRO.
+ana. ~ s... m iu L» ` ~ , .~ , ..; , a~x=~;~_.,.n,.,,:.u'~'~~'i~-i ~.£r.~:.3n~..~tn~ ~++' i' »:o--~~'an'~v'.::.x~:a.~ c ~~' ~ Xl - ~ n- ~ Y c +. k '-_ _ ~'
INSURANCE
brovD STATES
LIFE _INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW' ZORIE.
E=!
One of the olden and mart reliable twin.-
[lons in the country.
AHBiI9. Bene. Ist, 18611...83,511411.077.41.
♦ surplus over all liabiltifea of almost half a
million dollars. 1
The Directors are ketonic the meet reosclabl ,
liehoctal men of New York.
11.13M62xC1A:
H. L. BOLLHAN, Pree•t M.*. Y. Nat. Bank.
OEO. A. BERRY. Prrs•t Clthena • Nat. Hank.
JOHN HARPER. Prse•t Bank of Pttralturgb.
JOHN WILSON.i Dileetor Paton Nat. Bank.
JOHN D• BC i , LLY. Punter First Nat. Bank.
AUG usrus HARTJE. Diner Ed Nat. Bank.
A. WIESE. Fleet (Jarman tias. Rank, Allee•).
J. G. BACRUPEN A PON, Booksellers and
Stationers.
. . . . . .
O. BARDENWERPER.
lionenl Arcola for rearm!wools. 424 Wain.
meet. Yhtladelphla.
W. 11. NIUE.
Agent for AlPanel.) county. Onlee la Penna.
In.. Co.. 10731; Wood St. ' ao=sl4 2701
THE NEW JERSEY
Mutual Life Insurance-Co - .,
NEWARK, N. 3. : 1
Ateete, Over 8500;000.
All Policies limed by thle Company an perpei
natty Nola-Forfeiting after the payment of One
Amenuttrremltun.
Dleldenne annually declared ant aPplled on
third annual premium, either on the permanent
Inemme of the Pollen or In reduction of prentl-
HENRY 11111,11 PATRICK,
General Agent,
161 1-2 Wood Street, (2d floor,)
PlTYBBllftett.
/111p-It pfe allable Agents wanted.
deM
C iAlln • •
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PIIIIILAWS =ammo.
YUIN ' Avenue. 11.mosol Vi.o%
PITTSBURGH, PA.
DIRACTOES.
N. J. ingloy, [U. W.Olorer. Jr. Capt.M.l3•lln.
DAVI WiLltsee,,M. A Hansa.. A. Chambers,
Jake HALll , Clurkan. Jas. M. Sabo.
Timm Omit Jrto.li.
• PA)B T 11. FANO, Pr
JNO. P. JANNIS:Os, 1
JOS. OtINATON
OW. B. T.4 J. GRACE,.
el
Imam on Liberal Te
and Marina
netia
=2l
• on Amt..
on all-Mrs
INSURANCE CON.
IMI) I3 IO.MOMici.n.
. P..IIZRBER.T. Secretary—
CAPT. elllfttia. NEZLIP, Sienese! gasott.
Oince, Water surest, Bpany • OsOa Were.
house, op item Pittetmrsh.
Will Dunne easiest all lands of Tire and Ns
glue W. A home Institation, ...seed by Di
rects. who am welt known to the community,
.4 who.* determined by peniptness mid Übe,
slay to maltitala the ...Mr which they bare
unused, as Crest. the but prolmithra to those
thrsire to to Inent ed.
n 11110703.11:
Wenn.. NMI.. Jet.S Wathines
K.. Killer, Jr.. Chas. J. Clarke,
James Whalen Williama. St= r.
e_re t, Kiri
Am.. Josep
Amen, ratuipkteyeaes,
I
11. n ifir, , • Wra . Mostisaa.
pENNSYLVANIA
• - - -
• INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTS3UREINI
0/I1C& 80. 167.4 WOOD BMX= BANZ
OP 001011110 P. BUILDING.
This lee House Compeer. sad Wires WWI
Wes by Fire exclusiely.
LBCINAND WALTER, Prenatal.
C. C. BOYl l l4i ti Vtel P:gaunt.
Wiltl E r/aLIiZNY; ifel ‘ crt= .
LINIZSM W.lter. Deor
J. rlsoli.
U. C. Bane, tico. W. Beane. -
Robert Petrick.
i i m ecob Pabi
Klirrium ler. 4. G. /len,
Jobb Vocitley.
A. Amason.
Eficll7 %noel. • •
priremmir
AILLEZIET LOSS BY !TEM
7 . -
-
MOM INSURANCE co. OF PHILADELPHIA.
0117102.08/ 1 / 1 GITIMEOTAHT Wr..nest INN.
. Mama&
Elmani i
Charles W. IMMar. Hordeal H. Leah,
• Tobise Warner. = aroma.
Blum] rem, mu"
eed, it. tth. . EL DI%
HEAL O. HAN Etgra=
iDW. gatl.T., ee Pre:Went.
IV. C. J. IiIhDNEIMMLN, Apes%
North Went comer ThLot Ana Wood atreete.
uldskerts
NATIONAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
ear. Federal It.and Diamond, illeakely,
s M i t u. the MOND NATIONAL BANK
r lv 3E., el. wurtgor-N•eas
, clat.
BIIIocENBON. lideretary.
•
Jet: A. NOM Loekturt.. I Jo.. 'yen.
Jas.L.Graoaa. Hobart-Lea. C. too
'Boyle.
.1.0. Brown...k. Geo Gent, Jarzb kopp.
0.11 PWllllams loa n hompoon J. MeNanaff.
DEOPLEEP 11.31151178ANCE COW
& PAST. •
017102. If • z morns wow a inrra ems.
Her Ornavlantakb4r tire and Karina 113 As
Wm. V. amt.
Jima D. Vane..
Wk. PHILLIP&
WATThili
Capt. Jotta L. Moab.
Samuel P. elartrar,
Merles Artrackla,
iagNl . ll. Snub.
SaranellMkart
•
recald eau
• Prcaldeatt.
• Secretary.
&LEER MEN If INSURANCE
%mummy' OF PITTIMUISCH.
CIL,No. 31117TH ISTVIET.Bestri Bum.
=us. sallast
an ttride or llre and Hulas
JOHN IRWIN. Ja.. President.
T. J. HOOK MOON, Vire President.
C OO+. D IVI N . WWII. aralAtinnts
bti Jr.; Dias
p a:
111eatte ,
k
a.k=nall. W. H. =arongen:olA ' I
•
Rob e
& itgi. l4
Merles Hers. • Mot. J. T.tiitoristials
Capt. Wm. 11m... T. H. Nevin.
.'MIM.MT77IV..Tr ' nr •-•- ri7ll' •
100-WOOD STREET.
NEW GOODS.
FINE VASES.
noxiaaux 'AMP. CRUM.
DLNYIII. alers the,
OW! MIS,
arm.
Liam slot* of
SILVER PLATED GOODS
of alldnatpthrs.
grEl=l* . s . eatze
R. E. BREED 00.
E=L:=QI:UI
CALL AND SEE
THE PEW
Chhia Sets, Pariah Statue
Vain awl /oaer r StAwr s °psalm for the
H. }UMW & CO'S.,
Noh 1891,1881178 ESTRUM, '
1.0,. • MOKOIMIIt of Flue Wblto
°nano Won at halo , awl Dotal GAO 11 111,78
Dam. • oVI
PROPOSALS
• 01 1 1 1 1P3 OP THU
COurrwousa or A LIOAIIIIWY a purr.. PA.,
rirratosou, Deo 11004.3800.
NOl/CE TO BlHEUB.—Sealed
PROPOSALS, addressed to .ITba.lospoi•
ter of Um /Plagheay Coati r will to ra
calve. at this once until 31st lan. laelasirr.
far rarrlaltai:tho Co :uty,Priooa with 1133A11
for six woolls%trola Jarmay 150, 1510.
Loaves to wales 1)f, to SI pagoda mpeetrnly.
sad bbe Orgared quality. Bids to to, node
at oo mita per ponad. 'Bond for two tbouand
dollars Pinto +attired ffintalihttilpaitUrsaioco
of contract. The mono of thip sands, taut am
company tba Md. Bills, oodorsedbYttal!..a.•.l
gad probatad at this on a, will M paid snouttlY.
11/31111[1.11./1113Eirrs •
Controller.,
r!:=I
Orrice Or Crrr Litnneraa a litrA=l.l.
• • ._Prrrestntau,Wee.
N O IIOE.—NEALED • rnolfro.
KALI! for the en streatton of a ?LANK
WALK on the Onensberg Turaidtee hoes Neg.
ler 1,1 . ..110 to , Negley meat. Alto. for a
BOLSI) WALK on' Illeverth Led Cent e As.
twee. Rom Alice.. Lane to Merl Etat% alit
be reverted at Ole oyes astll MONDAY. M
ember sOth, 11169. • -
apeelleattota ein be wee at Oita aloe:
11. right Is resosys4 to »Int as• andsit lady,
N. J. NOOSZ.
&INS CJT! INSIINKSEIs
/ 111 11ISEDIENT8
IarNEW OPERi. HOUSE
Last [data tat two St Ma young anti beautiful,
araLste.
Mira EMMA MADDERIi,
111IIRqDAY APICNING. December 23, 1229,
mur topmentcd
THE PST OF TUC PETLICOAFS.
th.r.L.lth songs Emma Madders
To 0011[Itide with
KILTTY 0111116 AL
tutly, with song and dim,* Soma Madders.
PUlDAY—rarewell lieoegt of Mama Madders.
r jr=ltraleitil=l::e * :.; Ohrletm
w.ii shortly Ow rodomi — thoth mato.
PITTSBURGH THB.ATRE.
H. W. WILLIAM, Lessee arse kiiga n ." .
TO.NIHT. the great eked dancer and cella die%
DICK ita the
rear
or the beautlMl
11.
la, Ulu CLARA BUR CLIFTONhe laver-
Ita romedienoe, Mire LUCY . thread,
wee world , he free rat cannon ball Performer In
"the PIKER HOLTUIII. All the s tare la a
new. Programme. I.•dlee , Matinee en et
day. There grand perfoimances on Maranon
Day: morning art /UM: talernotat at liS; eiggt
'rndal, beton. otAleo. Yltleq immerge.
IgrACAIDEMY OF MUSIC.
=2:12=1
Grand German Opera.
IMMORTAL MASTERPIECE OF TIIF.
MAGIC F 1...113"1" E.
With the lb loving , e.. 1.4 artlc
THE MAME ELUTE. (lie si Zauher
wtth JAHRHUN IIZUBE.
BLZWAN. Wl[Oll,lEll, EUIHINES.
12232
In preparatlon,.llale•r• Grand Opera.
THE JE%VE6E,LA JIIIVE.
!SATURDAY—Ora.% 0 als Yslls.s.
mArcrus.
SATURDAY NlGHT—Tan•rell Tells! mass^
DER FIIE2IIICDETZ.
With the irm.l In rantrilot rcrtie , prodocrit with
h .nety brhorbt here • ape... 4..
ew
ALYSIIut.IJM, $1 UU; rarchtett, snit Drugs Cir.
loh!. ,
9 n s. rrt - red, 50; /amtly Cirri, Our; (tal
r
R ~,,,.feels cart sow be Rid at Xteber f.
Eines, IM wotoll rigors., es lat the de *deter
or Jingle at night; Ltbr. nos Ile. sons and E.
.11th. corrected solrer Ise 11. (or We at the
Academy or at richer 1 BaO..
OW 3. .
arHASONIC HALL.
Wednesday, Monday, Friday & Baloedalt
,
r scrober 19, 93, 91 and SUL "s.!
SARGEANT,, THE MAGICIAN.
•
lOU PiLZSZNTS klveo away blebtli.
Mitts, 115 e.; Reserved Seats, SO. To be
bad at °MenVeneers Zook Store, II Vl:th
oBAWD X AMNIA; CIIRPSTMAS at A o'enali.
Ives, eta! , to 'se Ivo • present. rekeu to ell
Dense f she house. SIP cents. • err:',
rgrORPHANS ,
3P.E!LIFL, - N
OPEN EV - Eal . t3l EVEN] No.
IN BASEMENT OP CATHEDRAL.
AIM
ASSESSMENTS
Exonesting's tnn , nct.
..ALLsOntral . CIS.. Dee. IV, MM.{ ••
N OTICE.—The assessment for
Grading of Buena Vieta Street;
From Taylor ►venue to Carroll et:eet, Is noir
ready for examination and can be men at tile
office mitt SATtillDAT,Dae.ll3ll:6lll69.werei
wit be pieced CO the heads of the City Truman.
for oolleetlen.
I=
1375
tilt 1/01/1101'0 011171
ALLIOEEIT cit y, Det.. 10, mit.
N OTICE;— . -The assessments tot
The Grading and Paving of
ERIEDOO . 2 ALLEY,
Frees Ifcas ler Meet to Talton etreet.ice awe
reedy for examination and can be seen at this
office mall THURSDAY. Deceniber 234,
11169, bee they sclll be plteett la the bands of
the City Tremont fee pollecclon.
CHARLES DAVIS,
Clq Reghtecr.•
=XI
VATETTE ITTREET.—Potice is'
berate area that the understated, appoint.
ed IA aide. damage. sod to.nont. for.
ostenlag Yap tte forret, (My of Attebeer. front,
carer to the Ohm rt•er nowt tone;
the weals. on TUiSOLLY. Darenteer 3536-
0569. at 3 o'clock r. to attend to the Make
of Melt appelatmeet. •
JOEIV H. INGHAM.
JOHN AI TON
awn AULD DIL*IIIIIIII%
IMMI
PROFESSIONAL
G W. De CAMP.
•
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAIN•
Moe.
N. 131 701111.211 AVENUE Pitta-
hstgli. (formerly orenDlea by W.. l( af.p .
Lowrie.) will practise is the V. 15. amen
District Courts. la the Mate Supreme sad al 0
Courts of Allegheny eousty, end mate sorters.
Hone to most of the &disown "mane. JAMMU
ARCILWIAL.D BILAILEILEY,
A.TrIIZIUNMIr.AT.L.A.W.
le. 91S-IPIVTII STALLT.
=IZI
===',l
JOHN A. EITRAIIif
sz-orritno nyerrca or ram yiros AmPOLICE ILAGOITEATE.
ommouta nrro oppodte MACE.
Wrath.l‘4.Bl4ii="AVV:b.lll4•l3rEPEl,..l3ll°°:'tro2M
WOL U. NEFJ'EJR,
ALDIIIPMET AND XX-OYFICIO 709r10i or
TUX PZAOL.
OFFICE; 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
coWattention given to courayanen=
iona. Deed.. Banda and Mortgages
op, and all legal tautness attended to promptly
and acenrataly.
•
APPLE PAREEM-1 have a
toll assortment or Apple Paring.Cortngiuth
&king Machines, which I Invite all to call agl
the them Pied. .The PARING, COSMO AND
MAITHINII2I, takth only three tarne •
the thank to pare, eon, and glee an•
apple. It will pare without Midas at
eating required.
Deted ►Doles WI much Maher when althea
with thle =elle. than when quartered by lb
old Mamas. . • • -
Alm, • tall sweetmeat of
Lightning & Turn Table Apple Patera
Tor see. whalelals aael Retail. by
'JAMES GOWN, • •
N 9.186 WOOD STREE'II.
Crrr At.Lioltlarr. Ps—
TEZASCRItt.it 0,71 Ca. bet:ember 13, 11100.
VOTICE 18 HEREBY Gil/1M
-LI to the holders of the
8:1E PER CENT
lionleipal Bonds of the City of illegliry,
that ihe Coupon.. s.ld Bonds oinetig dae.lea.
my Lot 1810, will be rah) on sold day Mal
the Mite tax) at the Bank of rittsburgh, Ia the
ellyorrltt.berab, Ps.
D. 111CFEII11011.
Triennia of the City of Alleetteny, ft
del. r. 7•
CiTT or • LLIIIIIIMXT. PA.
Tnithinnewies oreres../sseesherl3,lBBo. f
ALLEtiltElf V craw •
Compromise Bonds Wanted.
Penes. bolding Compromise Bases of the CUT .
of Allegheny, Ps.. ere hereby scalded theist.*
fithplit Tung of 1889 0111 he invested le tease
Bolide es the lowest rates offered. Prop‘me
wW be ecelved by the sedesslientl until 8.1L1 , -
MIDAS Li dater January, 1810.
D. MACBIIIIIOII.
delit rA
Treasuree of the City ► Of Allegheny. lb
• •
ALPART &KOHLER,.
AND tiAITZEB, / Bad dinaftet meet,lte•
bulb. Ira. .
. ?articular &Martian data to Co Mom Work.
We net leave to direct the attention of ibe
Public to the het that we are nom prepared Us
Manufacture 'Botta end Shoes for persons.
tumbled wt! Corns, Bunions, or datornsed wy
seder the peraonal supen talon of one Mr: AL.-
PYIAT. formerlyof Allembsor City, erbo mid be.
pleased CO mo Ms old cestamem again.
adopted Mr. AtperVs mode of mesmerist .thfs
alt. by Which we can be OSA m Wilefelallar •••f.
l comfortable Boot. and rnoes Mr the tender.-
eat feet. Glee as •t rialand be ersorlseed.
ALPSIrr Ittltll,llt,'
1 'intsuld SP Vernet street Plttsheltb.P... -
ftTWI
tir g.. T:r a
=& r.
' ABCIII72CTIMAL LID
ORNAMENTAL CARR gßes,
h. U Sandusky St., 11leatte6y, h."
rmta str.r.Tres not:ago:I hand. rL
TURNUBflitit
et all dowarllMon• done.
TKOMiAII CAIRLIAA
Youth Ward Ina dr, liehlse Workti-t.
UNDIIMICT ALLVEIKErr Cr?!.
Xaantkrtiwell otatallouluT and Portabieltilit•A 1 -
11.1insa, WI ?ruses, Palley., blunts..
and taw XIII Wort. Ital•lawaL111 one yasainie'
GAWK., time Cam' Wrigtaa, Wages. •
npt4 Spotter and ****** bud attae , " •
all rtrd • •
.4.I I . O ROE'SUIPRIEIOI4O OF ALIL• 7:- C ,
MANIA of tn.", lake 11,1 braeolotesol atur '
. . Pulprose_lonotiss am stud. So *WI ;,_.
Diamond Market, Tutsbargh. sot . 141,,, X= ' •
. 7 atuol. Altethany Clty. toner of. S ' ••:,
at 11010 slitota. thiS loot' t.U .4.1.. " 1,2...
business cuttist as to alran_bayam"bso.l. .
elan uncle, and no mai wino, 91...a101050bs . i .
alprz l illtat Hass ssol Willmar' , tm at tol7. ..
antis. 4;1:111 ° rz.ntize Li wan liinV!.••••t
MEET!