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Etle littstur kith,
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
Tza Glazlerra is famished id Gs say
for sts days of Use steak for 15 oval pier
area ; by maa,lll per airman ; saioa.ll4.
The poHoe offices were barren of Items
,
Yesterday Mayor Drum Imposed a
flue of 1120 upon Daniel !Sturgeon for In
terfering with an officer on New . Yea r's
Day. •
A ?prefer meeting of the Allegheny
Board of School Controllers; will be held
this evening, at SOT= and shalt o'clock,
In the Common Council. Chamber, city
building.
Anne Nulty Individual visited the
residers:4ot A. H. Miller:TEß Csttre
asinine, on last Pride nine, and
hel •• • him . talitThe good things In.
• •
• • r a;New You's dinner.
Tkate Calls.—ln order to satisfy the
curiosity of our fashionable lady friends,
we would state that the ladles men COO ed
' se having received so many New Tear's
day calls, all keep beer aalooroi and res.'
garments.
' Cerastittell.-8 meet Taylor made In.
1 . fore the Mayor yesterday charging Hen
ry Dickituient with the larceny of a watch.
The acctuied was arrested, and after a
hearing, wax committed for his appear
. *nee at Court.
amoebae's Scoeived.—The commis.
aloes of John O. Newmeyer, appointed
Notary Pubhc, and that of John O. Crsos,
elected Justiceof thePeaoe In the borough
of Sewickley, have been received at the
. Recorder's °Sloe.
Jacob Mattern, the acting police ern.
oar at the Seventeenth ward station bonne,
and whose gallons Illness was noted by
we a few day* ago, died on Friday at
stittleight: He was about ftfty years of
age and was an excellent officer.
Wublngtoe alai Jefferson Collage,—
We learn through a private telegram
that the bills in the Washington and
Jefferson College case*, recently argued
before the Supreme Court In tuts city,
have been Combined, and the Court de
crees that the petitioners pay the costs of
prooesclings.
Olaitted.—ln our report of the proceed;
lugs of the Westmoreland County
Teachers' Institute, published yeater.
day, we inadvertently omitted the name
of Mine Amanda Kennedy, in mention
ing those to whom prises wereawarded,
wbo received a oopy of -.Robb'. Plain
Talks on Educational Subjects."
Larceny.—pat. McCann was arrested
- . yesterday on a charge of larceny on oath
of W. F. Anderson. He was taken be.
fore the Mayor. and after a hearing, was
•
committed In default of ball for his ap
.
pearanoe at Court. It wax alleged that
he went into A. A. Anderson & Son's
Job office and dole lire shins, two pairs
• drawers, two undershirts and two pairs
panta.
Eleetkio of Trintees.—Let evening
the annual meeting of the pewholders of
. • the North avenue M. K. Church. Alle.
1 1 3', wax held, wh.n • the following
gentleman wars chosen as a Board of
- Tor the ensiling year: Blown..
- J. W. Hall, W.. 1. Haunts, J. L. Graham,
J. B. Orr, John K. Tate, Thomas Bake.
well, Jr., J. M. CUT, Jas. Walton,Slmoe
Drowase..—Thomas Smith, a weak.
minded boy, well known • about the
newspaper offices of this city, was
drorned a few days since in the Ohlo
Aver near Cincinnati. He shipped
spine LIMO since on the "Jim Races,"
sad while standing on the deck was
struck by a cable and knocked into the
river and his body was not seen alter.
Meeting of Prison Impecters,—A
meeting of the Board of Prison rove°.
tors, composed of the Judges of the
Courts. County Commiseloners, Sheriff,
and the hfayora of the ''two cities, was
held yesterday morning . Dr. lic1( *lvey
was reelected Physician to the jell, and
ficandreth was reelected Warden.
His re - election was a flute:Jog testimo
nlid to his efficiency In the past. Den.
my Warden Smith vfilr be retained In
his old pavilion.
: • Meets.— We have received the report
of the State Superintendent of Common
• . Scheele, J. P. Wickersham, Egg., which
is • very Interesting document. The re
port of Pittsburgh city—although Pitts
burgh Is spelled incorrectly-1s a very
able document. Prof. Luckey deserves
much credit for the ability he has merit
. tested In presenting our scholastic affairs
Ina intoner which will make us compare
favorably with, other sections of the
Commonwealth In that respect.
ElecttenefDlrectera.—TheCorporation
known se ..E. Ball C 0.." whose stock -
lkddens coedit chiedy of Pittsburgliers,
and which has a very extensive Agri
- 'cultural Implement Manufactory at Can
ton, Ohio; tt a meeting of the stockhold.
• um held yesterday at the oMoe of the
Corporation; No. El Water street, elected
the Ibliowlrrg Board. of Managers, viz :
Isaac. Jones, Thomas Fawcett, I. C. Per
shing, Jams, Veech. J. H. Walters,
James Irwin, Alexander Chambers and
Frank - Rehm, of Pittiburgh: Lewis Pe.
- tenon, of Tantalum, and E. Balt and J.
Durbin, of Canton. "
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i,...„, , .... . Ths Wittig% Office.
?...,
~, f; .. Sinnueleinley, EW1...• who has ably
joi l mba
i t ,. and astisfactortally filled the oaks of
.1 ... • .Sheriff S .Sheriff Of Una county during the past
rm.
- -- yesterday vacated the office to him
'Worthy successor, Captain Hugh 8,
' - - - .-Fhwithig, who was sworn in by Joeob H.
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Walter. Prothonatory , and immediately
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a , ._ entered upon the discharge of the ditties
• of the ofhee. Mr. Fleming has made the
1 • following good appointments: Solicitor
—B. Hi %Ter, En.; Chief Clerk Wm. .7.
' ...- ' Diehl: Deptitita—nichard H. Pife, W. G.
bs
Stub, Joseph Mitchell, Robert W.
'.. _ " Thomas and Fred. Witham. .
, - The Beewoutites Surprised. p,„
Dtt Satardii twit the tinier. Pdsoe of
&energy wss thro w n Into sate' of ex,
aliment by the long promised visit of
the Gnat Western Butd. socompazded
• bynames. Apdelbatun, Foeneters, Toerge
• •-• ,and nom. and other artists, to pans the
• day in regular Fatherland style, with
• vocal and Instrumental mcidc. _
The visitors were received at the depot
by the Economy Band. Theo a proces
sion was formed, beaded by the Groat
Western-Baud, and marched to timbers),
where a aumptuocue 'dinner was awaiting
the visitors After the meal was par
pied, all of the village and neighbor.
. hood ailembled at the Alma (old .
Museent), where the afternoon and even
- tug were passed In musical productione
by all 'fitment. Thb vocal -productions
wines of a very choice quality, evincing
the highest degree of art and culture.
AU remained together till midnight,
• .. when the visitors were provided with
lodgings, and returned to the city on
Monday morning.
TO the Eaonomltea this was au event
- which will not noon he forgotten, and we
.< might add that visitations of this nature
I. 'are always welcomed by that generous
. and hospitable people.
Basistas.
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;Tbe following lit a report. of the num
:
• of letter" of administration granted and
wills admitted to probate during the
. month of December, In the office ofJoa.
;.• H. Gray, Register for Allegheny county:
Ling= OF 01/aIXISTIIIITION 0 7 A1711112, *
DICISFIXT. A. XIX! TTTTTTTT
Jae Hernri,s4 —.Wart Mersrlead a ED
Jamb Hes ...... so
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2 or
Swag MeICHST • PA. H. .X•Etror tiro
Jain W. J.Smos...robt P. Johns.' "Ooto
Iltarnbilue Goo. Bans
—Ws. H. Hetes ASS
Jae. sales, irs..t twee., 100
rases' IL. A. Musa real Hanes e. s.. t YO
•esrad Van I E. U. Krebs.. em
Mai. net eses......Mary A. Tin gawp... 3(0
J. • H Nam Jac L. Brow. I. 10
.. • . 1 , 1.4 Hulls Fool Marto,.
An. Kate COO
"mil Key.
Jet.vl.7 Inns audW.ll.lrolek tow
Sea li•Se .7111....31Fme1s .• .. s•oro
Dolly 'senate... 11.trra• Car ter, 7. MO
Inioneol 0kM.1.. LOCO
Duel H. Neseett... ( *be and
Hee, move welter 4.CCO
Y. Kootgosery.Joble Rout
ma 40111041. r. imbue 2 ace
17 an
Metre lanOresie..l[l , eneetA eadoeuet.. 3.003
. Dr. W. Pollookr...lons R. Luse b 00.1
MOROI Petrify t O.
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ww.sAASSITAD
• DreileAL. Zseeeim.
.liage . .llftiagbene Rosh H. Falegborst.
WM* T. D. Melt , lies Sarah 1 .
Natal Wbltialdes Jame. Areestreng sod
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B. t r. L "'
Lehi , * Visite. art
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Talls o t4l .. Wegall
tut alike Jellsbloody.
....... Mannel.al4l.Janil 21 ,111-
Our
Vasepli .... ....Paola Hllsids.
'1 Ile. ..... aid Jas. Clanel
• Jug I.srto W. C. Aughlstnesk.
'Pas Tend.*
• DISHII3I the year the number of leltsra
oraerniabtratton and lettere. teatamtak,
, .
ts e was if& •
number of will' admitted to pro . .
• bets during the year eras 199.
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Fri T 8 tiIIEOR COUR CMS.
Organization for
. 14910.;.1.4ta or Men.
ben—Olneers Elected
Yesterday morning, In accordance
with the law, the members elect and the
*embers holding over, of the Pittsburgh
Councils, assembled in their reepentive
Commit chambers, to organise for the
year.
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The Select Council was called to order
by E. 8. Morrow, Esq., clerk, .M ten
minutes put ten o'clock.►
The Clerk then read %he certificates of
e l
the election of for i a several wards,
certifying to the el ion . of members
from their respectiv , districts, which
were approved..
Mr. Philips announced that its col
league had no opposition, but the certifi
cate of election had not been returned.
Re moved that he be admitted to his
ELECTION or orrt9ms.
The Clerk announced that the next
business in order was the election of a
President.
Mr. Hartman remarked that at the last
meeting of Councils he had announoed
that a meeting of the members would be
held to agree upon a candidate for the
Presidency. Since that time the disoor.
dant parties had been harmonized and
he now moved that Mr. Janne M'Auley
of the Fourth ward be elected by accla
mation. The motion was unanimously
adopted.-
Mr. M'Auley, in taking the Chair, said
he felt flattered with the honor conferred
upon him at this time. The compliment
was specially gratifying, because this
would be the hut year he would serve
in Councils.
The oath or office was then edmin•
'stared to the President by Col. Wm.
Tke next bnsinaas in order was the
electioe_or Clark, and on motion, E. B.
Morrow, Esq., was unanimously to-elec.
led to that poultson.
Captain B. B. Cooper was reelected
Messenger by acclamation.
Nord. or mastexuantr.
The roll was then called, and the fol.
owing gentlemen answered to their
memos:
Jamb Ahi. David Aiken C. H. Arm
ntrong, Frank Bissell, A. Al:Brown, Hill
Burgwin, G. W. CMS°, J. S. Devlin, J.
A. Duncan, M. Edwards, W. J. Friday,
T. J. Gallaher. Win. H. Glenn, Joseph
Hartman, Ed. house, E. P. Jones. Dame
Jones, Chea. A. Kehew, David Kirk. P.
Ltidulan, Robert Liddell, James Lit
tell, Henry Lloyd, Samuel Morrow,
John Murdoch, Jr., James B. Murray,
James McAuley, James M. McEwen, S
McMahon, D. Mcloll, William Phillips,
B. Rafferty, James Rees. Levi Rush, 11
Schmidt, John D. Scully, C. B. Seeley,
John B. !Minton, Richard Thompson, Z.
Wainwright, Henry E. White, John
Wilson. '
The members elect were sworn In by
the President.
Mr. Hartman moved that the members
now proceed to the selection of seats.
Mr. Brown moved as ad amendment
that the members sleet be permitted to
take the seats vacated by their ;coerces
sore.
The amendment was adopted.
H. }Tarimln. Esq., moved that the rules
which governed the old Councils be
adopted, with the amendment providing
for the holding of regular meetings of
. Councils on the second and fou.. - th Mon
day■ of each month.
After some diactutalon a motion was
made that the President b instructed to
report a set of rules, and In the mean
time the old - mice shall govern Councils.
Adopted.
Mr• Burgwin moved that when Conn
ell adjourns it adjourns to meet In joint
session on Tuesday of next week, at two
o'clock In the afternoon, for the purpose
of electing city offices.
The clerk was then instructed to in.
form tkommon Council of the organisa
tion at this_ branch. •
A recess for fifteen minutes was or
deeed, after the expiration of which
Council was again celled to order. •
lir. McMahon moved that the seat of
the President be removed to the side of
the chamber, and the seats -be arranged
in accordance with that change.
Tho motion was decided out of order,
inasmuch aa Councils had already Died
the location of seats.
Mr. Aiken moved that the vote Sling
the seats be reconsidered. The motion
we decided in the'negaille.
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The President read the ordinance
adopted In Common Council fixing the
number or papers to do the City tlinting
and the compensation therefor. ,
Mr. Brown moved to amend by fix
ing the number at two English papers. as
at present.
Mr. Phillips said he was to favor of
the 'ordinance as adopted. It was not
necessary to publish the ordinances in
more than one English paper. Everyone
who is interested in Council preceedinas
will know where to look Mr them. Be
was opposed to squandering the people's
money by paying newspapers for unne
cessary publications
Mr. Brown said that if such logic
was good, Council should not have any
paper at ail.
Mr. Burgwin moved. In order to teed
the question, that the ordinance be
amended was to designate but one Erg-
Bah paper to do the city printing. If, as
lir. Stowe hid said, the Germans
Were small fraction of our popu
lation, It was not worth while to have
the °co:Unarms published In that lan
gua
T motlon'gave rise to considerable
discussion. The yeas and nays were cal
led and resulted in the defeat of the /AO-
ien by a tote Of eight yeas to tbirty•two
Theyeu and nays were then 'called on
Major Brown's motion When it wu
adopted by the following vote:
Tess—Messrs. Aiken, Armstrong,
Brown, Oofnn, Duncan, Edwards, Fri
day, Gallaher, Glenn, Hartman. Herron,
Isaac Jones, Kehew, Lloy, MoEwen.
Rees, Rash, Schmidt. Thompson, Z
Wwinwright, White, Wilson-2Z.
. .
Nays—Messrs. Ahl, Bissell. Burgwin.
Devlin. House, E. P. Jones, Kirk, Lea
man, Liddell, WWI. Morrow, Murdoch,
Murray, McAuley, McMahon,
Rafferty, Scully, Seeley-10.
The ordinance, as amended, was then
read three times and passed.
Tim ordinance was returned with the
announcement ttet Common Council
adhered to its action.
. Mr. " Ytilllips moved that Select re
cede and concur with the Common
Council. •
Major Brown moved to refer
the matter to the Committee on Print•
MOME!MEI
He was ln favor of the ordinance as orig•
onally presented, as It would be a great
saving to the city. The extra paper was
an 111:11114X1611ary
After some furtber dlsimadon, Major
Brown wltbdiew bletnotion, and the
question was taken on Col. mo
lion to recede and oonenr with Common
ConnclL
Tee ayes sod mu were called. and
were as tenon,:
Ay et—Wiwi, Blmel
Burkwin, Coffin. Sisidin, Sense, Jones
E. P, loner Isaac, Kelley', Kirk, Land•
men, Liddell, Liltell.MOITOW• MoAnley,
MoEwen, Molgshon Phillips, Rstrerty,
Seeley, Sh'pton, Thompson and White
Nays—bream Armstrong, Brown.
Duncan, Edwards, Friday , . Gallaher.
Glenn, Hartman, Lloyd, Rees, Itruih,
Schmidt, Wainwright E. and Wilson-14.
So the crrdlnanes presented by Corn.
mon Connell was adopted.
Council then adjourned.
Comma Council.
At the dedgnated hour the mem
bers of this body assembled to their
chamber, and were called "to order by
Hugh, Mclisitters, Eq., Clerk of the
preceding Council, who proceeded to
read theoertillestes of election ofilcers of
the "semi wards, from which it appear
ed'Abst the Itollowing gentlemen had
been elected :
LIST 07 =NOSS&
Addison Arthur", John .1. Alblets, Ed
ward Barker, Jobs Barton, C. W. Batch
elor, John G. Beckman, Alexander
Black. George Booth. Patrick Bradley,
Bent melees:smog. D.W. C. Carroll,Joseph
Caakey, George B. Chalmers, John Crow
Sgtaann,
gan, J. Drum. H. A. Diamond. Stephen
bletrieb, C. P.l.lutl; Thomas Edwards,
E. L. Faxon Montgomery Fedder,
?IMOD'
David L. Fleming. John
Fleming, S. M Fulton. Joseph M. Gas
rem, John H. Hare, John Jahn. Jobs
Jamison. Evan Jones, Frank Kohne,
'Joseph Lang, B. J. Leonard. Andrew
rivers, John C. Matteru, Henry Meyer.
Thom us B. NIB bell,Christ Miller, Joeopti
Moore, William . J. Moorehead. B. ,W.
Moises, H. Mandeb, A. G. MoCandlese,
George Maks, O. J. McGann, J. E. Me-
Kell% 'R. H. Kegley, H. W. Oliver. Jr.,
H. W. Oliver, at., Thomas Pander, Bar
clay Preston :Gus. Schleiter. Nicholas
&balder. Cluiatlan Siebert, John Selfert,•
H. D. Seitz. G. C. Stabile, Joseph Sheeb.
David Wm% W.S. Bml h, J4P.Sneathen
R. ptiodgram, Wm. A. TanlMSOli,
/somaVerner, Maurice Wallace.
After all bed been reed arid approved,
the Clerk announced the election or a
Prealdent,sad other Oosecil otec
a ere as
the dad business in order. .
Nominations be Preeldent_wele then
nocel
Yr Yeel.
H . . W. Oliver. Jr., nominated W.
A: Tomlinson; el" the Fourth ward: Ste.
.
A. G. WCandlesa nominated John Bat
ten, of the Twentieth ward.
On motion nominations closed.
The roll was then called, each member
designating his choice as his name was
Pronounced. •
After a number of votes had been re
ceived Mr. J. E. M'Keivey withdrew the
name of Mr. Barton, and moved the elec
tion of Kr. Tomlinson by acclamation,
which was agreed to.
On motion of Mr. B. W. Morgan,
Messrs. Barton and Schleiter were ap.
pointed • committee to induct thesPreal
dent Into office.
Mr. Barton—administered the oath of
office, when Mr. Tomlinson took hie seat,
end administered a similar obligation to
the members.
On motion of Mr. Morgan, Mr. Hugh
er Masters wee elected Clerk of Councils,
by acclamation.
For Sergeant-at-Arms, Capt. S. B.
Cooper was similarly chosen. •
The President administered the oath to
these officers.
The Clerk of Select Connell now an.
nounced the organization of that branch •
and the business transacted by them in
relation to rules and adjournment,
which was agreed to.
Mr. Morgan offered an ordinance re.
during the number of papers to,. two,
one English, one. German, and Mao pro
viding for a reductioe in the rates of ad
vertising to tiny cents per square for the
first insertion, and twenty-five cents for
each additional insertion.
In presenting the ordinance the gen
tleman moved its final passage under a
etuipendon of the rules.
After come discussion, participates in
by Messrs. Morgan, Fleming. thizzato,
Hare and McCandless, a vote was taken.
resulting in the suspension of the rules
and the subsequent passage of the ordi
nance.
Mr. hicCandiees moved that the Re
publican caucus to nominate candidates
for offices. be held Friday, January 7th,
at two P. w. Mr. Morgan objected. •
The motion wee carried unanimously.
Mr. Moorhead moved that the business
lof selecting seats be next taken up. Car
ried.
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On motion, Mr. McCandless was al
lowed the brat choice' for the members
from the Eleventh ward, and Mr. David
Sims, of the Third ward, was allowed to
retain the seat occupied by him In the
preceding Council.
The remainder were chosen by draw
ing, and after several ineffectual at
tempts, this matter was amicably ar
ranged, the • delegates from each ward
sitting together.
The ordlnancerelative to City Printing
was leturned from the Select branch,
amended so as to designate two English
Papers, instead of one German and one
English.
Oh motion of Mr. Morgan, Common
Council non concurred, and adhered to
former action. After receiving the ao
tion of the Select branch In relation to
printing city ordinances, the Common
Council adjourned.
THE COURTS
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MONDAY, January 3.—Court met at ton
o'clock, but there being no oases ready
An. trial, Court adjourned until ten A. M.
on Tuesday.
TRAL LIST FOR TIMSDAT.
38 The Citizens' Oil Refining Co. vs.
Hartwell, Cameron & Roberts.
37 Same vs. Same.
87 Hopkins vs. Kleber.
100 Le Roy va. Wiley.
103 Andrews vs. Ward, et al. •
105 Hays vs. Carlisle,
113 Carroll & Snyder vs. Hall dr. Co.
174 Faber vs. Pittsburgh & Connellsville
Gas, Coal & Coke Company.
Oyer and Termlner--indgra Stowe and
DEM
MONDAY, January 3.—The ease of the
CO nmon wealth vs. Gerhardt Samson, in.
dieted for muniaughter, in causing the
deatti of Mrs. Annie Moore. was taken
up. The defendant was tried on a simi
lar indictment last week. for causing
the death of Annie Johnson, a child,
killed at the same time Mrs. Moore wait,
in which case the jury failed to agree
upon a verdict and was discharged. The
evidence in the present case Is identical
with that in the former cue. The cue
will be concluded Friday morning.
Co6mon Pleas—Full Bench
MONDAY, January 3.—The case of
Rodgers vs. Ring, et al., previously re
ported on trial, was resumed. Verdict
for plaintiff In the sum of g 265 00, sub
ject to the opinion of the Court, on a
question of law reserved.
Noll vs. Waldschmidt. Action on a
promissory note. •On trial.
TRIAL LIST FOR TUESDAY.
355 Moore, et al. vs. Moore.
366 Martin vs. Gibson.
11t Amnion vs. C. dr. P. R. R. Lb.
270 McCullough vs. Reynolds, et al. -
369 Intl, Assignee*: Robb, TA Tanner
• Executrix.
360 Etter vs. Frannboltz.
366 Keifer vs lloeseler.
367 Perthing va. Esker.
•
366 Heckert vs. Schwenk. •
870 Fritz vs. Kink. ,
Quarter Stollens Court.
TRIAL LIST FOIL TUESDAY.
COM. ye. Jae. A. McFadden.
W. J. Robinson.
187 .. M. Shiorman, 3 cases.
253 Titomeus
254 John Craig.
255 " David Retch, et aL
258 M. MoClaren.
258 Wm. Wiogeroth.
200 .. Woo. Carr.
GULItDLINS OF THE POOll.
Regular Meeting Yesterday—Tbe Pub-
Sto.pitat tletrtion—Yee Monthly
:Reports. - •
Yeaterdayarternoon a regular meeting
of the Guard's= of the Poor was held at
their office on - Fourth avenue. Present:
* Messrs. Anderson, Douglass, Fliesim
mons, Hutchinson, Hartley, Hays, Kin
caid, McGee (Samuel), Shaw, SWeitzer,
and Torrence, •
After the minutes, of the preceding
meeting had been approved, the Special
Committee on the proposed Ninth ward
Hospital reported • progress, and hoped
to be able to present a fall report at the
next meeting.
Mr. W. D. Patterson, Superintendent
of the City Poor Farm, reported. that on
the Soo of Deoember, one hundred and
sixty Inmates were si the home, during
the month twenty•ilveLwere received,
and sixteen discharged. Of those who
diaappeared ten were dismissed reeru•
three eloped, and three died.
Dr. Reg reported forty visits during
the month; Dr. ,Benham's report exialb
Iced fifty•seven visits.
The reports were all received and Sled.
Warrants 'were ordered on the freas•
are for 0,305 99.
_ Adjourned.
Real Eatata Tninarers.
The following deeds were admitted of,
record In the °Bice of Thos. H. Rutter,
Recorder for Allegheny county, Thurs.
day, Jan. 3d, 1870 E
lettord Cowen to Ham. Wllso. Ike-H.IM
Let.rio t•Coal Hill^ pl.. Lower (role
towottdp
tlarnewlYll.son lo Her. Jobs tilekey. Dee Si.
1501; I ott No. 7 d 8. t owast , . plan. carton
.thenllopong..• b0r1.174 so br 101 .et.
.177 m
•••... • •
Clansii•rrUll to bylaw... , L Bar' at. e. 3, IMP
ft anion tif Jai 'l7th paid. Pittatintah
G a 0 feet ' Loo
H fl y Tianemeyer to Hader theme., 0r.3),
Ime; lot 73 by DO foal on Nixon a t rtet, /thgh—
ny mt. II 3)0
Iloorge. K. Flower to Henry Xaplea, July , oo,
Het 3 nett of land In 004 ward, Pllt-b• ak.
Gto, t . H 1100.11$ nugget Lee, Hoc. 10, IKlat alx
Clc., le IWO.. loweablp 031 W
ara. Herron to U.. Lamle.% Lee 71,101:
to: GO lot 030(031, ea Horton mode. 1311 t ward.
Piltaturnil 111,130
Baal. Mtllar t Jomoh Wider, Sept. fual
ner a In la,t Deer totraahlp 01.100
John Grubbs to Aadre 111. D.. =. IOW: GO
acres In alcCandlea• lOarnitdp • #6 SW
oak. of the r.sbytertgat t hutch of Tarte.
tam to It. 0 P. McCall, March 7, MY; let cot.
r ILltlanntr and Rom anent, 336m0tOnt. eem
latoloc a acres
Joseph II Illee to It 0. P. 31ceall. Mach 71. 1,31,
G acres In El , liver toonatop 111,133
koh.ttla ha to John 31.00 Wet, Sept. M,..131; lot
. at tare. t. llocreler's 13 l•
Plllabargb, ey MX) f,t,
/linty Mr.
t o re. boar Dec. H.
POI= telex a. 6 lm pr. ob. It Peon Ho nalt•P
#3,11111
Letter Carriers , Report. •
• PITTSBUROH.
The letter carriers of ;Ws city report
the following collections and deliveries
for the month of December, 1869:
Mail Lellers. Drop Lefler& Papers:
Delivered...llB,97o 10,813 41,91 e
Collected... 98,883 10,203 2,641
Teta1....217,862 21,015 44;457
Four colleetbrui and live deliveries are
made deny throughout the business por.
slams of the city.
The fellowinff le the report of the Alle.
beny letter carriers for the month of
Delivered...-.
Collected.
Letters. Drops. Papers.
41.194 3,954 23,663
.... 18,223 470 652
Total 54,417 . 4,424 24,115
indneoteeep Weed tisoneeer Oove Oys
ters,only la , per trarreL Eoqtdre for
Marshal's Oyster's, at Steel dt
Third Avenue, near Joilthheld.l4oo bar.
artivrd. •
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 4, 1870
OUR REFORMATORY L'isTITOIONS.
House of Refuge—Row It to Managed—
Annual Meeting of the Contributors_
Inner:sting Report. from °Metro—
Results of Reformatory Meaoure■
Election of a Board of Manager, for
0310.
Testerday r morning the ContribMore to
the House of Refuge held their Sixteenth
annual meeting at the office on Fourth
avenue.
Tim meeting was organized at ten
o'clock, Robert C. Loomis, Env, being
called upon . to 'Preside, with Mr. Charles
S. Gill as Secretary. Messrs. Charles S.
Gill and H. L. Ringwalt were appointed
tellers to conduct the election for man
agers.
. The Secretary then read the following
report of the President tor 180. contain
?
ikpg a
OTIEIERAL EEVIEW OF TEE WORE.
J
, OFFICE OF TEE
HEUSI OF REI/COE FOR WEETELIN PA.,
! Pittsburgh, January 3, Ind!
Tb Vet contributors to the House of Refuge
for' Weals, n Pennsytvaniu, and to the
Legislature.
The Board of Managers of the Rouse
of Refuge of Western Penneylvaule, re
spectfully submit to tho contributors, and
for the, Information of the Legislature
.tbetr Sixteenth annual report.
From the tabular and atatletical report
of the Superintendent, herewith sub
mitted, you will find the necessary infor
mation on all subjects connected with
the history, the training and discipline
of the Inmates% their intellectual condl.
lion. and their progress in the schools.
. The health of the institution has been
unusually good, as will 'be seen by the
report of the physician. But one death
has occurred during the -year. The in
mates of the Refuge have been much
i t
more free from disease than th canine
nity at large; this Is in agr degree
owing to the excellent aanitar measures
which aro so cheerfully carried out to
their various details by the officers of
the Institution. It would be difficult to
,• find anywhere children so carefully
guarded In sickness and In health as the
children of the Western Romeo( Refuge.
The Refuge la a place of reform and
not of punishment, • home and not a
prison. A sojourn within its walls leaves
no stigma of conviction, no stain of in.
famy, no - record of guilt, and the act
which commits a child to its guardian
care reconciles stern necessity with the
moat benevolent impulses of the heart.
To realize these facts and to adopt our
discipline and instruction so as to meet
the wata - Ind accomplish the reform of
those committed to our care, have been
the objects of our most anxious desire
and earnest effects. The permanent
reformation of many of three who have
enjoyed the benefits of the institution
and the frequent visits of former in
matee who have become useful and re
timetable members of the community,
the letters of approval which are con
stantly being received frdm masters and
friends, of the EGCOOISI3 of those who have
_been indentured, are an evidences of
success which more than realize our ex
pectations, &odds full of encouragement
for the future.
Hamm - for the reformed Lave been
carefully selected by bthe Indenturing .
Committee with the aid and ssalistance
of their agent and Secretary, ardt we are
happy to mate, that with few exceptions,
those discharged during the year are all
doing well, and, we have reason to hope,
will beoome good and useful members of
society.
Through the exertions of the Commit
ted on Industry the children have been
usefully and profitably employed during
the year. While the female inmates have
sufficient occupation in the domestic
ditties of the Rouse, and in the manufac
ture of the clothieg for the institution:
It is difficult, at all tines, to find suits
ble employments for the boys. It gives
, us pleasure to state that light and petit
able occupations have now been secured
for all who are able to labor.
The Board hes confined Its expendi
tures during the pant year to those im
primemente which the comfort of the
Inmates absolutely required. Two new
battens were found indispensable for the
Proper hooting of the t undingn. The
destructive lire which occurred early in
the spring, and which deprived us of our
•
extensive workshops, rendered it nem
aary to provide additional accommeda
'lions for the male Inmates. An appro.
prlstlon from the Legislature will be
required to enable the Board to meet the
expenses thete incurred.
The various committees of the Board
have faithfully discharged the duties
devolving 'upon them. The affairs of the
institution have been ecoomolcally man
aged and its financial interests' carefully
watched over.
The Superintendent, Matron and efli•
' cera in the employment of the Indite
Lion have faithfully labored .for the wel
fare of the souls and• bodies of those
committed to their charge, and they
have the aympathy and entire confidence
of the Board of Managers.
In retiring with my colleagoes from
°Moe, I would take this opportunity of
personally tendering my acknowledg
ments to the members of the Board for
their uniform courtesy and forbearance
and the assistance which'they have af
forded me In the discharge of my official
duties; and also In expression of my
firm faith in this Institution sac noble
charity, s wire economy, and a cheap
defence of public peke, of prosperity
and of life. •
By order of the Board of Managers,
. Wm. De-weave, Prealdent.
Accompanying the Prieldent's report
were those Of the Superintendent and
other officers, from Which we glean the
following intervening statistics and - state.
merits of the management of the Insti
tution :
TABULAR REPORT OP MEATS& -
No. of Donates to
ILO'd Diseh'd Reol
Dec....."' le to the
IBC. LEO SOD. 1666.
White Rove IBS IN • 91 110
White ~.le 33 47
colored Boys 0 6 TT
Colored (Ras—. . 104 13
3
Of those received during the year,
Allegheny county contributed 894 Arm
etrong, 2; Bedford. 2; Beaver, 4; Butler.
I; Crawford. 8; Erlo, 5; Fayette, 3; Law
rence, I; Venango, 4; Washington, 7;
Westmoreland, 1; Warren, 1; returned
voluntarily, 1; returned by master, 15;
arrested and returned, 4; total, 141.
This report Is also accompanied by a
tabular statement of the nationalities of
the inmates, who represent nearly every
land in the world. Added to thie, the
offences for which each was committed
throws some light on the waywardness
of the youth. In a table showing their
ages, it appears that the youngest offen
der is a little boy twelve years of age,
and the oldest a youth of nineteen. The
average age of. the boys is thirteen and
girls fourteen. The proportion of boys
to girlejs about in the ratio of three to
one. The whole number in the Inetitu•
Bon at present is two hundred and
eighteen.
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Table thirteen shows, the amount of
labor done and receipts therefrom, as dal
lows :
r til . lia r Sg7 p
rlbtre chop for testlt u lon. Into.-
Inc time.. mending, Se. for the
Inmates C ors Ls
Net coat et material.
°veneer'. nal•ry
• Co .
Flat prom& of labor In oboe tbopal 25
Tills report le followed by a detailed
report of the knitting done by the small
children, together with a' altuller report
from the tailoring department.
I=l
The account"' received from former in
mates aro of the most encouraging char
acter. It appears from the tabular record
that of those leaving, more than two.
thirds of the boys have beourue good
members of society, and only about one
fourth of the whole number are doing
badly. Tho record of the girls la not so
good. Only_ - about one half, as far as
beard from, are doing well , and shout
one-fourth leading Immoral Ilvos.
VARIOUS MINOR TOPICS.
The fire in April, PM, necessitated the
occupancy of the Assembly and Reading
moms by the boys for workshops- The
destroyed portion of the Rouse has been
rebuilt, and In a short time will be oocu
'pled as a broOm factory. Ws branch of
manufacture In connection with the
others, will furnish employment for all
the boys.
During the year one inmate, George
Martin. of Canada, died from ounsurnp.
don. Mrs. Louisa C. Williams, a former
matron also died et the Institution while
Oil a visit a short time since.
In the Scheel Department the resigna
tion of Superintendeht, P. A. Painter, in
reported. All the schools are nourishing
and the pupils apparently loarolog rap
idly. .•
The religious exercises every Sabbath;
conducted bv the Principal assisted by
pastors from the city, and the daily
morning and evening - exorcises seem to
have a beneficial influence.
Daring the year a number of excur
sions have bean granted the moat exam
piers Kat, under the supervlalea of
the Principal, and in no case has his
coplblence been betrayed.
Mr. J. Df. Boggs, Librarian, returns a
report of 1,237 volumes in the boys' It
trrary, and 340 in the The Library-
Is now in -better coudidon than It has
been since the opening of the inatitution.
Large and valuable additions have been
made to It during the year. The Read
log Room has also been greatly im
proved, and a number of magasbace and
papers added to the files. (treat Interest
is manifested in this department.
Tne reports were quite voluminous,
sod contained a greet deal of volusblo
informatlen,.which cannot be here given,
owing to Its great length.
Alter being heard, on motion of Mr. H.
L. Ringwalt, the reporta were referred
to a committee for pdblication, Messrs.
R. C. Loomis, C. S. 0111, R. N. Avery and
8. L. Ringwalt being appointed by the
chair..
A communication was received from
the_ Commiesloners of Fayette county,
appointing Dr. R. M. Walker to repre
sent that section In the Board of Mana
gers.
The polls which lad been open during
the transaction of t hematters mention
ed. were now closed, when the tellers
reported the election of the following
genVemen:
President—William Dilworth. Vice
Preeldent—John Phillips. Secretary—J.
B. D. Moeda. Treasurer—Calvin Adams,
Board of Managers—James Schoonma
ker. G. L. B. Fetterman, B L Fahoe.
ntock, William A. Herron, T. J. Witham,
C. Yeager, Joseph, Kirkpatrick, Janice
M. Cooper, W. W. Patrick. Thomas
Wlghtman, Itingwalt, Florence
Kramer.
On tuotion, the meeting then ad
,ourned.
ADEINISTELTOWS Ski E.
—.—
Positively Final Clearance Male of Dry
Goods at J. -W. Barker At Co.te—
5200,000 Worth of Goods Must be
hold.
We have seen letters from the admin.
idratora 'of the estate of the late J. W.
Barker, Esq., ordering the Immediate
sale of the whole stock of dry goods of
J. W. Barker & C 0.," 59 Market street
In these letters It is stated that the ad
ministrators have positively determined
to wind up the business . in this city, and
tho partners here are ordered, peremp•
tority, to sell every article in the estab•
lishment without any regard to the sac'
Mikes that may be made In so doing. The
amount of goods now on hand is valued
at Pro hundred thousand debars. And as
it is the determination to closeout thielm•
mense stuck In thirty days, a great sac
rifice must be made m order to accom
plish the purpose. Buk If low prices,
new, fresh and seasonable goods, are any
inducement It will be done. Everything
will be sold.
In order to give the salesmen an op
portunity to mark down all the goods. In
the establishment, the store was closed
yesterday, and will remain closed-to
day. Tomorrow morning the grand and
Anal clearance sale will commence, arid
be continued daily until all is close. ont:
The reason the administrators have re-
waived upon this worse Is, that It Is Im
possible for them, as they are largely en
gaged lu mercantile paraude themselves,
to attend to the immense business of the
house In this city, and especially as they
live In the east, where they hod enough
to do In attending to the large amount of
real and personal property which. the
lets Mr. Barker possessed.
Knowing certainly, as we do, that the
announcement of the final clearance sale
is not one of the "drives" or "dodges'
which are sometimes resorted to In trade,
we have no hteitation whatever In say
ing that this is One of the grandest op.
portueltles ever offered in this city for
purchasing dry goods at a decided bar
gain. The partners here only announce
it under the imperative orders of the ad
noinlsteators, whe wish to be relieved of
the additional burden which attention
to the Pittsburgh business imposes upon
them.
. We need not tell onr readers what
goods Moping. J. W. Barker do-Co. have
mr sale. Honeekeeping goods are to be
found on their shelves in every variety.
Tn. ir eta:lk of silks, velveteens. cereal.
astrachan., plaids and poplin," is
.unerbly tine, and at almost incredibly
tow prima. They have else a large and
varied imeortment of glove., hosiery,
I atilas"kercblefe, cloaks and cloaking,.
The men's and boye' department:la well
stocked with the moat semsonable good■
from the very best manufaituring 'stab-
Iltsbments.
We alißoet feel like urging eneh-of our
readers as eland in need of any articles
'o be found in the wareroonts of Darker
A C0..t0 attend the final dearance aak
which will coma', ns) on Wednesday
morning, as such a splendid opportunity
far securing Malvern) may not soon
present Itself again. And even those
who are not in immediate need of any
of the articles about to be offered for
male, may find it to their advantage to
purchase) now ' as it is extremely doubt
ful whether they may be able to procure
them at each a low price for a long time
to come. They might save the Interest
f their money twice told by purchasing
now.
The Administrators announce that ea
they must wind up the businese, goods
can he sold only for cash ltemeintier
the call -COM WOIICOII on Wedneeday
morning at 69 Market street. .
I====
OrEPa Home.--lintil very recently
the amusement going public have felt
the want of Germancomedy. The Irish,
the Yankee, and other characters of
marked excentrieltles have all been
"done," and some of them "over done,.
by scores of ••artists,^ but the excentric
German, in low comedy, hate been en
tirely neglected, except in concert as.
loons and second class planes of amuse
ment. This deficiency has at hat been
it - applied In the person of Mr. Joseph K.
Emmet, who commenced an engagement
at the - Opera Honk, last evening, on
which occasion "Fritz; our German
Cousin" was presented with Mr. Emmet
in the title role. Independent of the
comlcalltlee of Mr. Emmet, which are
highly amusing, the piece has an inter.
I exiting plot, In which there are many
good things. The piece will be repeated
this evening„ and we would advise all
who enjoy fun to go to the Opera House.
CLotorn.—The many friends- of Mr.
Harry Williams, and numerous patrons
of the Pittsburgh Theatre, so liberally
and satisfactorily managed . by blm, will
regret to learn that the 'establishment
has closed, for the present at least. Mr.
Williams announced the fact to his pa.
trona Saturday night at the close of the
entertainment. Whether he has closed
the establishment permanently or only
suspended for a short time wo are not in.
formed, but,hope it may be the latter, as
few managers In the variety business
gave such entertainments as he did.
MUMMY or Mosta—The Hanlon
Combination Troupe, including the won
, derful gymnasts and acrobats, the Han
! lon Brothers, the great comedian, All.
Burnett, and several other celebrities,
commenced an engagement at the Acad
emy of Music butt evening. There Wee
large audience and the entertainment, as
was anticipated, was • very. enjoyable
one.
InstOlaUon.
The following gentlemen were in-
stalled as ollicerapf General Alex. Oafs
Post No. 3, A. 11., to serve for
the ensuing lerm aids months: John F.
Hunter, P. C.; Capt. Jno. MeLanshan, S.
V. O.; John Burke, J. V. O.; James C.
Purdy, P. AA Oeo. S. Savoy, Q
Crosby Gray. G. D.: H. M. Boyce, 0. O.:
H. W. McClure, Chaplain; A. •M. Barr,
Surgeon; - Criswell, Q. M. B.; Bain. -
P. Gamble, S. M.: delegates to depart
ment Conventlen, W. B. Cook and Oros !
by Orgy; The Department Convention
will assemble in this ally on the fourth
Wednesday of tho present month.
LIE
133:13
Ptak [Pinnate ar Co. pay particular
attenilon to orders for thecountry. Any
one sending en order through the poet,
accompanied by the necessary funds,
will have it promptly and satisfactorily
filled. Address your irnuninnications to
the Oregon Brewery, EiteirOUSoll street,
near Penn. avenue.
Oysters, Oysters, Oysters.—The cele•
heated Chincoteague and Anancock
(Vs.) Oysters are ieoelved fresh sod di
root from their native waters every Mon-
day and Thursday, Quality guaranteed,
and sold at the unprecedented low price
of . Ile per barrel. Call at once at
STEILL tt BROS.'B,
if. Third street, near Smithfield.
Williamson!' Shop; 190 Federal street,
Allegheny, is a lint elan for luxurious
bath, for shaving, hair dyeing, hair cut
ting and drafting, plain or by curling and
Mule; also, ion cupping and leashing.
.T
Heeler's Farina forma a very agree
able light nutritive food a superior arti
cle lbr puddings and Jollies, and is highly
recommended by physicians for invalids
and children. Bold by all grocers.. T
100 Barrels speli elystera—Onsnoock
Coves and Obieooteegne Planta, received
dila day. Price only 46,00. Quality
linaranteed in all cane.
BUT& Lt. BRO.,
Third avenue.
Where to get (bro.—At Shaffer's Car
riage and Harness Bazaar, bow Diamond
street, near Liberty and Ferry 'streets,
will be found a splendid assortment of
Sleigh's, Sleigh Bone", and Sleigh Belle.
Constitution Water t• a certain are for
Diabetes end all Memo of the Kid.
nays. For ale by all Draillftbk
Ohlar.oteague Shall Oyster! at Steel &
- Fresh arrival tadtir at PI per
blink Third
. averdie, near Smithileld
' , treat. •
A STRIKE ISTODM
The Telegraphic Protective Caton on a
Stand Demands Made A Strike
Imminent.
At • . meeting last night of the tele.
graphic operators connected with the
Western Union Line, the following pre
amble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted!
Wiliam:As, We the Members of Circuit
No. 4, Telegniphic Protective League.
having learned that the Western Union
Telegraph Company have proposed the
reduction of the salaries of their em
ployes, which, If quietly submitted to,
will be speedily followed by other
and more prospective metonym;
And 117tereas, We believe this policy
has been inaugurated for the purpose of
destroying the efficiency of the Tele
graphers' Protective League;
And Whereas, Oar brethren in Califor
nia, feeling the initial effects of this poi.
tcy, now call upon us to support them In
vindication of their rights; therefore be it
Reaedved, That upon the prosperity
Cud success of the Telegraphers' Protec
tive League depends the present and
future welfare of the profession.
Resolved; 'Stied we extend our cordial
sympathy too pr California brethren, and
tnat we will upport them by resisting
the proposed reduction.
Resolved, That to make this support
substantial, we feel compelled to with
draw our services from the Western
Union Company until justice has been
raorded to our western brethren,
Bemired, That we designate the hour
of 11:30 A. a., January 4th, 1870, as the
time for leaving our instruments.
he-Mired, That in this contest we re,
Mite the embarrassment that may mama
.to the public. We value their symps.
thy, and would present our grievance as
the only reaeon for ,thus jeopardizing
their telegraphic interests.
Rewired, That a Committee of Three
be appointed for the purposes of confer
ence and morying on the necessary de
tails arising trout this movement.
Besotted, That In notifying our worthy
and estimable Superintendent. C. 0.
Rowe, Eni., of our actions, we also ten.
der him our sincere thanks for past
favors, and express our regret for the
neematty which demands our withdraw
al from his service.
Rewired, That a copy of the above be
furnished to the city press and Tele
grapher for publication.
Pun. P. HATIVT,
Committee, {T..D. WlLLLuati,
JAER F. HUGHE/3.
' , Yeah Arr Plat of Cblocotaegue Shell
Oysters at Steel Bro.'a today, which
are selling at $6 per barrel.
%tee' Os Bro. have just received a stock
et fresh ~ ;hincoreague Shell Oysters, at
N 3 per barrel.
tuneateague Shell Oysters.—Fresh
arrival at Steel Jr, Bro.'s, at 116 per barrel.
Shill Oysters only E 6 per barrel at Steel
& Quality guaranteed.
Carburize Oysters *6 per barrel at blee
=MI
MORROW CALHOUN—On the evening et the
119th or December, 7669, by Rev. 8.11, or Allo
IthenY, Mr. I.IIIAS. J. BORROW, of 'essay City
to Mlss LIZZIE camuoux, of Allegheny city.
PARKER—ALLEN—On Wednesday evening.
December X 9, 1960. by the Bet. Jobe G. Brown•
Mr. W. 11. atd Miss J11.14111E
LEN. both of this city.. No e Gds.
IMIM
TIOWE—On retarder morning. Jaime, art.
MO. le the 24th year of hle age. R. VAR ,
iffiaLL HOW E.
Vowel from the realdence of b 4 father,.
Thomas M. Rowe. to East 'lately. 71Ili (Toes
cloy) Arran:Mu a, at Et o'clock. The Mende o'
the family are respectfully Invited to attend
Cerritos will leave IroMmen baucton4 um•e
corner Seeman avenue and I mltkideld street, at
134 o'clact.
ALIIICII—On Friday, Ptesnsber 31st,at the
iieldencs of his ton-In-la., Calvin nallard,
Em in Winters". lowa. Ite•. WIC P.
•ALarnm. n. (1111111.1, of Wathington, Ps.,
IP the lid year of' his new •
10111361011 — Mon•lay worn's., Januar/ 3d.
at 20 mina se past.s tee oak. BESS( • 'wow"
danahter 4.1.1. S. and !ladle Johnst.n, sacct
3 months.
Th. 1,1111. will be taken to Brownsville. Pa.
BOWEbt —On • abb.thafternoon. JOHN
COW 1L 4 In the Ttlik year or his an.
Faber 4 from his late residence. No. 3180110
blazon .treat. TOTS attesday) ArTichboort si /I
wribee, to proceed to *lb sham► Cemetery.
The friends of the f.rellyaretespcetfully Invited
to attend.
linWil—On balarday moralog. Januar) I.
1%10. la the, 1 , 14 U, year of Ills .aa, H. MAU
IHIAI.I. HONE.
7nreral from the residence of his father,
.Thomas M. Howe, in East Liberty, on TirnADAY
•rit0n00:!, at half past one o'clock. Tee
!Mends of the flotry are tcsyeclmliy incited to
attend. cserlares will leave Falnnen It Pam
e., cdro, 'Wreath ammo and litor.h
llehl street. at hour raat twelve.
UNDERTAKERS
11. PAT . ..SON Jaime* I...Wft.Lialtai
rarra RSOR & WILLIAMS,
Under - reser*, corner of lfifth avenue awl
sh Went. rittaburgh. Cahn. of ail Muds,
Shroud*. Crapes and Gloves. and every descrip
tion of funeral furnialing rood. furnished on the
most [...unable Scans In the City. Hearn and
carries. ferstirhed. tillee open day and night.
rtHABLES & PEEBLES, ITN.
lJ primAmens - AND [avant' wri.m.r.s
cornet , I Okla DUIIKY STUMM AND CHUIICi
AVENDF. Allegheny City, when thelrOUYPl
.11.tH/1113 constantly supplied wita real at
Lealtalloa lOwayrood, llAhogany d wot.*
Qantas. at Orteea terra:gilt:nal{ to $lOO. De.
din oftylartyl wtra.n. atearsea and Cal.
nue@ hrulshol; Mao, ell Alsola of hloassine
Goode. If royal:ea. (Moe open at all hoary. dat
*ad Want.
JOSEPH NEVER & SON,
I=
.tlatrlairss ter Funerals. 53.00 Mash
du ced roorns atese and all hatteral larntansment ataur re
.
SPECIE PAYMENT RESUMED !
NO HUMBUG!'
MRS. S. C. ROBB,
No. 91 Federal Street,
IS PAYING .SILVER IN CHANGE!
New Millinery, • • -
New Lace Goode,
New Ribbon Bowe,
New Jewelry.
And all elude of gANCY L /DIM' GOODS.
Come and get papers fell of Cones and poekets
fall of silver, at ."
91 Federal Street. Allegheny.
MIA •
JOHN M. COOPER dr Cal
Bell and Brass Founders,
ENGINE, LOCONOTIVE Is LOLLING 1111
BRASSES
Made Promptly to w Order.
BABBIT'S METAL .
Made and Kept on Hand.
Proprietor. and llannfarinrers or
1. M. Cooper ' s Improved Balance WheBl
STEAM PUMP.
Office, 882 PENN STREET.
Foundry, Coralth aad Railroad Btrests,
. TlTTlSHlritrile. Pa.
LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
Am:v . % portt.w A DM Wenn for their
HOLIDAY CIFT.
:6.1.4021,1117g to
OS! " AU r iitTl ' Ae
VCR W AWL of the most nest. able patterns loot
mend at
W. G. DIINSEATE'S,
JEWILLEN AND OPTICIAN.
deli SO FILTH /MCNEIL.
pirrenvitua
BANK FOR SA - VINO&
NO. el ratt A T t a z Aavalt i. l4l 7 T7l3 . IDIO&
urn' DAILY from V to 41 o'clock. and of
NATUIWAY EVENING A from Nay Ist to No.
'ember Ist, err= I to 9 o'clock. no-Ift= No
plAbitr t t i gritett Y cl i stjeltr ct Or t ar=
If noi withdrawn conspoonassooll•sansatly, In
January and July. Books of By•Lasrs, &e., tur
lathed At the oillee.
Board of Afaniama—Geo. A. Barry, Preside:o;
B. B. Hamm...fad. Pori. Jr..Vtoe Preald.Sas
D. X. ad'Xlnlar, Beeman/7 and Treason,.
A. Bradley. J. L. Graham. A. 0. Dell. Wm. X.
Nisdak. Joon 1 , mond. r. Halm, la
bee.Joabad Broca.Too.doolLUolzt.O.dohaaarld.
e r " r b .rA.TIMU. Bonotiara =TII.?,
Q VM CLOTIIING. ,
CuATA, PANTS. OVERALLS. OAPS. E.
Also, - Mien Clothing of all Mods always •
howl and tor We, wholesale or retell, by
• J. t 8. PHILLIPS.
detl ' 95 .4 95 Plsth street.
75 TONS BM EINIANDS Soda
a... for Ws 17 J . Z. OA277IELD.
fair
"L Q . 4 n "Found," "Boarding,"
de., not exceeding FOUR L•INEB, tin7l
be inserted in them eo/umns once for
TWENTY-FITE CENTS; each addF
0~1 tine FITE CENT&
WANTS.
WANTED. - BOARDING. - A
.w.Td. WIND Y = .R°:+ltliT.'7ll=7.
WAN TED.=A n Active • Inter
.l.ln a good bu•lorne, (Manufacturing
I".'",di by a young wan with buslueng typal .
wine. Awntlablo capital about 999,000. Ad
driwa IL N.. Orzette Vince. if
WANTED. Two Solicitos9
I==
cash) Life Insorance Company, to operale_ln
Arsetern Yanastitnnia. Will to paid salary.
Address 800 700, l'alsburgh Postoince.
WANTED.—A German Gen-
TLEn N who speaks Esa.tsti to take the
tiencrul Agency or • New York Llfr insurance
Company, who base an Xnallth Mike at Pitts
burgh. LI e al Inducements to • proper person.
Andrea*, for Interview, /Liz 756,
filttsburgh. own
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NVANTE:II:IIELP.--AT EN.
PLOYMENT orrce, Ifo. 1 lit. elzU
Bina. ItMid 1:11111.4 and ZEN. for dliteren
kiwis of employment. remone wanting bell
of all Undo can be supplled on short codas.
WAFTED—An AGENT for this
city to sell the celebrated HAETEAM
TAUTON SEWING MACHINE. on villa Re
Teeter= more liberal than any other company.
Call and az:Lottoo
at 161 Wood et L.
H. C. WILCOX. Traveling Agent.
ANTED.—AGENTS every-
W WHERE to•
the
onIyERCA K N
T NG MACHINE, the Nautical Parody
Knitting Midges ever loyented. Price kg 3.
Wid knit 40,000 stitches per minute. Ad
dress AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
Boston. Mass.. or Bt. Lolls, Mo.
WANTED. MORTGAGE&
030.000 to Loan to large or Mal U 1101110.5.
at a fair rate of Interest.
THOMAS E. PETTY,
sai, Bond and Beal Estate Broker,
No. 179 Mr.!Weld street.
WANTED. AGENTP.,—,2SIO
pu month to .ell tee only SOLLMITiIt IBI
PROVRII COMMON cleNelt :LIMING MA.
CHINE- Price only OIL ki.at Inducements; to
Agents. Tole is the most popular Belying Ma
chine of the day—wakes the lemons ••Elastle
Lock Biltch”—will do any kind of Week that can
ho
done on any machine-00,05KP sold and the
demand constantly Increailng. Now Ls the time
tome Agency. Pend for circular.,
Iffol wringers...ldg Address PIeCUAB
Cp., Boston, liass.,• Pittsburgh, Pa., or ot.
TO-LET
TO LET.-
STORES, DWELLINGS,
ROOMS AND OFFICES
In lolrt of
UAZZADI A CO.,
96 VI(Lb Avenue
T 0 LET.—A Two. Story Brick
Uwe Ing House, N 914 Mohterry btrett.
rebel:lr CAI. It contains all the modern No
,JoNLILE, City Engineer's OM., Altegheey
etly. re.
rpO.LET.—Dvr ell Lug House No.
30 Perry street. Pawnee at 200
an
•treet, between theboura of 10 andl2 a. a. and
.4 4 r. r.
/O LET.—On Wood street, No
75,n0w one Tied by J. 11111enann
tare at No. 47 Wood (trent.
ToLET.—Large room second
11. r. (tont ' , unable tor , geutlemaa'•
sleeping room. 104 Younk avenue.
l 0 LET.—The New Store build.
Ina. N
sto. 68 Wool rtrrei. Enquire at No.
Eeue reet.
FO-LET.—Rarehorne No. 323
Liberty •'reet. from Jot:luny lot loot. to
Ayrll 1.1., 1871. /snookro ot re. °aloe 00111
011611.5.
TO. LET. .
TUAT LAUGS
THREE ENDRE DWELLING HOUSE.
E=
few doors 11110 TC BS Clstr). I* • good sentry,
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Vet, !tillable tot a Pbreiclon or Dentist
Inquire on the premises petsrien thn Wenn of
10 And 12 A. Y. and A and 4 r A. PoweAsl.
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FOR SALE.
.FOR SALE.
HOUSE.
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situated near the Park, la the Beconewarii, Al-
Itabt nr; contain. Ore looms and wuh house,
gm and water, with manic on fear of lot.
Tito. Vasa Barr. For particulars apply at
°aka or At!Kittle Mutual LIN luturaute Co.,
No. 10$ @tract, MI floor.) from 9 to
de3 r 74
IMMIEILCE!
FOR SALE.
SAW DUST.
By Flat Boal loael or otherwise, In awy-ossatity
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WHL lELEti,
ETEII
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FOIL SALE.-A FIRST CLAPS
HEW BRICK DWELLING LIOURIL—If
4Lot •-• down erl I be recoed.
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•Uo, A must guests LAM ma. House end
Lame Lot oo Protpect street.
Also. us &sly w Brick House of Ito rooms,
eau. attic, swd eel sr, gas and wetar, Fort/ -
PIM street.
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Alto. an excellent Prime Houle of fear roan
and but on For - roan greet.
, A well
Pared n
Hons. en Forty
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Tont, street. Pared In front •nd with
fine opening for ow:mbar house on same lot.
A ao ' first dm moat= Style 1 rams HOU.,
of Mx rooms.
sm;==;;Em
Also, Betiding Lots tn Bloomfield, with ten
ye lfdtoTelific . D. 8. Williams, Best Estate and
losossace ♦gent, Seventeenth ward. tilW
tr i c u s r h . Ea., °ppm'. et. John's Episcopal
Band
SALLE.
'Molise and Lots, on Bprtng Hill Seventh ward,
Ece 191,500; 169 acres near Fleming !nation..
,000: Hmue and Lot, 54 damee street,'
500; I Douses on Fleming street. 51,200
each: 9 boons and lots In PI cant Va ley,
04,300; 6 sores In Reserve township. on Fete.
5r..,, road. 56.000: St lots on Fremont street,
64,000. boos. tom;ln Belem, Ohio, $9,900;
1 acre armed vue Boro, 41:000 bonito
and lots. bead of Beaver street, 191,650 boos.
sad Bacres to Elisabeth Ham $1,600 bonse•
and lot In Bridgewater, Beaver cosoligame
copula rooms, lot 66 by 510 feet 000;
arm at 199 Oaks thatlon, 54 sere.. pee
scre. legatee of
' WAIT KOHJIL
teeets
Real Estate
men Sorrier Ohio and 50.10111k7
s, Allegheny.
EEIRSONAL.—AIIpenone Beek.
INES HOME% or Investments In Real Z.-
, gill sate tlm% %trine and money bynt
miring • eopy of the sPITINBUNUEI it
SZITATE Ills glean &routine=
Pr will be tent by mall rain to any requesting H.
er...cannot fall to get suited out et Me ing.
Hat It mutat.. CIPIPT PHILLIP% Put.
Mime and 118.1z0.t. Atom.. Nos 129 rowedermine. •
FOR.ElALE,—Enginesand Bolt
en, New and aneond Rood, of all Linde
eosilantly on hand.
ZRen from all parts of the Country promptly
executed.
JAMES BILL & CO..
Corner Marlon Avenue & P. I. W. & C. E. W
Ationhony. P.
ESIELIBLE CITY BENI
111:NCE TOR PALL la rood !ocarina ci
PLVENSO/4 ISTPEKT, •
well
built Ttar
Sto e Brick liwellialt Hos... moll norsr,Sso
comfort and cony. ounce. Hall. TWJI ark,'"
Diatom.
Room. Kitchen, Irhhoose •nd nh
Cbandnda. Ga. and Water nature.. For price
and, lent. apply 110 B. cuTumcnr a somg,
TJ Clain avenor
Dm
itOWA LAND roe, PALE.-800
Alma of choice land In one of the beet coo ne
e In lowa. near tee Ilne of the (Ammo*.
Northwestern gahreed.aad In Die of the most
brodnett e portion. of the Kate. Will In bold
low, the w hole or apart. Apply at °bee to
B. MCLAIN & Co.,
'lO4 'battle avenue.
FOR SALE. -EMMEN AND
BOIT MM, nor uid seound-hand, con
stantly unbend and bottr iac i r
Ego.
Corner Berenteanth and Pike stroll :
Pittsburgh. I
nolgat
FOR SALE.
UOOD SICOND•HAND
B.BADMIRY PIAIIO, 7 1.2
Nearly new. Also, wand pairs of
VEKITIAN BLINDS,
All colon aad nearly *ow.
of r o om
above astral
Mill be ,old obese. Mr 'ober or room.
Apply to
E. Do DOM".
Corner nr Sixth Avenue and Smithfield Street..
dellaSl Ter
APPLE PAREEL—I have a
fultaaeortnickt Pr Apple Partno.Cortur and
aw n s gadgets, vrtikh I Smite Into call and
dee them tried. The 1 PARING. 001D1rO AND
SLIDING NACHMAN. takes cod, time turns •
the crank to yore. Me, and Wee an *Mitten
"tie. It will • pare without ellring op
amine required.
Dried Apples aldi Pinch Maher when Weed
with tide maelln• wiles quartered by the
°l =VtU ' siteartNeat of
Ll i gitnlzgl l / 4 Urn Table Apple Parem
/or sale. whatnots sad SEUL t 7
JAIdEk DOWN,
No.lB 6 WO OD STREET
a g
VINEGAR. 4,
THE PITTSBURUII
VINEGAR . .
WORKS .
- BALLOW & IDANS,-
167, 16S, 169 and 170
SECOND AVEIZIIE,
Are nem Walsh VINEGAR, at Le:
LOWEST MARKET RATE& Attstalon la tw ,
Ocularly called to our
EXTliik WINE MEWL
nowutt
r*3l;(o:ci,vaiiiii.r. - witl
WPIIERSON & 11111LA1BRiNG,
succamoms TU
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W.U. CO.,
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MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 10 SIXTH ST„ late at. Clair.
We have Jr et received • large supply of Tall
and Winter Woods. which wilt be sold as reason
slue prices. Mr. Utl LAN 11174 NO will •1111 ah
tend to the llutdor Department.
delhopb JiterElElibOst a 11UHLANBRING.
MEN AND BOYS'
CLOTHING.
as A d
GRAY & LOGAN,
CI Sixth St, 89 Fifth Avenue
(Late tit. Clair.. no3o
P. 1t1",1111.47E.,
FASSIONABLII
MERCHANT, TAILOR.
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Xteps constant/) on hand
Cloths. Cassimeres and radings.
AIno,OENTLEMEN'S TIIIINIJMIN 0001745.
No. 93 1-2 Sualthll,ld Street,
=I
nfirCleitthi Clothing made to order ht th e latest
ee3;n6l
'NEW FALL GOODS.
A splendid new stools of
CLOTHS, GASSENDRES.
'Just marred by AMWAY ZZYZIII..
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COAL AND COM.
BRADDOCK'S FIELD
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Gas Coal Company,
. .INEBS AND RHIFFENS OF
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OAE,
.BLACLIIIITII AND FAMILY COIL,
Nut Coal, Slack and Coke,
ANTHRACITE COAL.
Of a 0 alma. nod of tea beat quality. can be
fished at reasonable rate.. Leave orden at rR
gee and yaros. No. 53 ANDERSON ONSET.
Allegheny CO, and Liberty street (oopotte
h site; I Piet burgh. Ands*. roaroglee
Boa MIT. Pittsburg., and Limy OW metre
Imo pt affection
- Prompt attention 'given to western •Olp•
menu. -
CHARLES 11:1111ISTRONG,
TongblOeny and Connensville Coal,
And Manufacturer of •
COIL, SLICE AND DFSULPHURIZED COIL
OFIFICZ AND YARD,'corner Bullet . and
Morton street. Liberty and Clymer Marta.
Ninthward; abut Second street, fflgath ward.
Seat foot of Bass street. P . a C. B. B. Depot.,
Second ward.
Orders tell at either of the above offices, Or ad•
dress to Ole through Pittsburgh P. G.. Will Ht•
calve promrt aura ton.
Barer to whom I ant supplYingt Ilumer• Well,
& Co.. Wm. Smith. Oslo, Iron Mills, Blow ler & Co„_ atephenson & Co.. n &
Co., Graff & lingua, Alex Bradley, Park. Bro. &
Co., Park. McCord y & Bee., tired &
Wm. 11. Faber & Co., J. B. Lyon & Co., James
Marshall A Co., Allen. McKee & Co. Du on De.
pot Hotel, Conuellarillo H. 8., Petisylvasdnll.
R., Allegheny "'alley It. IL
COALI COAL!! COMA!!
DICKSON, STEWART t CO,
• . Maytag nano! Melt Ulla to
NO. 587 LIBERTY STREET,
(L .(.17 City lloat Y111)111WirD ILDOX
V I 11. w
inAIVI;
100o0morkin
m ilt ogee. rw . . %ragta g 4: u,eaaed )o
114.011110tt,
~_~ ~ . ~pM y; .
100 WOOD STIIEET.
NEW GOODS.
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FINE VASES. •
DOHLWAII MID . 11 7 / 1 1111/1.
NEW
" D r aß eters_ A L
•nr,AL mgrs.
01.1 T OIIPII.
ISMOILIKO 'OEM
A large stock:of
SILVER PLATED GOODS
of all desialytlailfi.
ig:d M a tt ban:ltZ.
8.. E. BREED & CO.
r , DAID:o, .mr, g
CALL AND SEE
- Tflt Nllll
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China Sets, Pariah Statnetts,
Vasa No/ 7aacil ai tztavr openattg for tlio
11:131GBY ar, COS,
Ka 189 LIBERTY STERINV
N. B.—k lord. awortmeat of Floe Waits
Ordains Ware On family mid botel age wear. oa
hood. ocl
k t i. 2 ) il'e ) CrA 4 3 i - 4 , kr-1%) ri
ROBERT 11. PATICISO4 & CO,
117
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Seventh Aveine and Liberty St.,
parsauziaz, PA.
wat on Every Saturday Sold
- AN AUCTION BALE
Or
ROUSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
A gsT.T h ajitt i rmt imt:g.liag;thair
notice of consignment on or before Thiungsy of
= o ven In order ter adlretgliat
We lhratiti
man. end food eeee,r 11
JOHN H. STEWART, Auctioneer.
sworn. ersware SOIST. E.NULTOMMEIG
to IM AND
001MIMmON STAIMEI
COLUMN IVEMIi k mom st
wmaw PTPTABPROU, PA.
J. ZAWINT
SWiNT & MAW.
AIICELITICTIMIL
ORNAMENTAL CARVERS,
No. 66 Sandusky 'IL, Illegkely,
fLreMtittio_ap ig i . t` "a 2 nraiil"a
of WI descriptions ow.. 7"
001,-:
TiARGE SHIPRIFIINTB OF ALL
a Indent fresh lake Ilsh are received daily
enl. Pelprem•Je. valet . 110 eland. No. Oa
Dlatnond Market. Fttiweargh. and at the Twin
Midland. alleillenr CAN core!, of Federal
and 1.1010 streets. Vez long ennerlettee la the'
badness enables as to aloanhave ea hand • area
dee, exuele. and ean eell Fi mon.
Hereslaw ff ~.I. l lstiv k l. s r. a nd..Wllle4r :s l at nern
Wlicdso ir i t " .l7. 6 AU orda Oiled
Prospith
matramisENTs:
lIMPREW OPERA ROOM
Tint appearance In thla City of 0. talsour
loacha character Comedian,
Mr, JOSEPH K. EMMET,
TITIISDAI EVZNINO. Jantsrl•. INTO. and!
tem eeentes mall further notice. time. Gni—
r:* new and comic senowlonal
narrz.
OUR COtTellg iiIRMAIr. • .
M. Kama as Venn Pan Vondetbilatenstolien.
lot *clueing his original
BONGS AND DANDin,
And entracterioDo Burinsino rennet., ltls
grad odlo on the .
' MOUTH HA RNONICON.
/Ms ZEnnunt Matta. on Saturday.
IarACADEMY OF MIISIC.
FOR. ONE WEEK ONLY,
Commencing Jannari 3d.
GRAND COMBINATION.
The World. Renowned
THE HANLON BROTHER'S.
The Iftrth-provolleg Mille
HANLON WIDGETS,
The Wonderful Lille
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NEW 121115 AT LOT,
Ao4 m other ed Attractive /forelMO. Th.l." be
accopaniDy
ALF. BURNETT,
The Inimitable Amer:Wl
Miss HELEN NASH.
The Versatile Commedirone, aacr
JAMES W. SILLIMPLET,
Pronounced the greatett Being •
Concerilnlet„tbec
whole jolt Mg a combynatlon •aequalleo la the
'lately and In the luttrestlon end untzeaptlot
abe charm er or the performances. • •
NoterPhstandlng the/mat expose. attending
thin Synod Com oluallon. Om prices of admleelos
bare been Axed at the rollowthe rata; Partplette
and Dress Uncle. 75 cents. &eared Ocala 5/:
Fatally Circle, 15 cents: tiallery, 95 emit..
Beata for any offing may Demount! n and
alter /ridgy morntrug. toteembar 31 at Elehet
Bros , 1971 Wool Meet.. • den.
arBIALSONIC HALL. •
r 11713151711011.
EE PUBLIC POPULAR LIME
Thursday Evening, Jan. 6,1870.
Ittritsserton, Dee. 30th. Mo.
PRO?. E. B. IsHANEd—gin: We. the weds r
eigned. baying seen your high testimoutsts as •
Leer tar and Opsidino.•will esteem a favor yin
delivering a Lecture on she Anatomy aid Phys
iology of the Houma Eye. and on tee De newt
Abuse oh Spreteeles. le Pittsburgh.. It will-bat
of utility to the contem:3y by inelmeilkg them
01. the danger of using Improper Spitted's, anal
the benefit of wearing proper ones, at the lama,
time promulgating Information aid thateuetlem
on the construction of that delicate organ:lls
Eye. .• •
JOHN DICKSON. N. D., ST3 Peei,St.
S. A. SIKERITT, Y. D., Oculist. Peas It
Y. EiOSIKNEC. Maims of Pltlebersa.
L. M. IHYSZAtT, H. D., a., Pease*.
D. CO WWI. D„HH Pete .
H. P. OAK., Y. D., aiorasailk.
J. S. RANKIN, 101 Peas tn. > •
J. W. 111111.8, M. D.. 191 Pestart.
J. H. 16CLIMLAND, Y. D., P•1Ik Pt
0. M. BURSA M. D., DIG Beaver Ave.
L. LL WILLARD, 11. D.. TR Dianemen, A.
.1. F. COOPER. M. D.., IA Diamond; A. •
WEL WILION, M. D., 968 Penn ISt
M. COTE, IL D.. Atli Peaa Et.
J. C. BUIRIER. M. Li., OeW4b Pi..
AL W. WALLACE. M. D.. 79 Diamond. A.
Pirrsiusaa. Dec. gest, 18110,
01111TLI1fSX: I ftel honored by yOortovlia•ilni
t Lectors. Amoy stay In Pittsburgh Is Welted..
I will deliver wYrei Lectern au Taariday Eros-
UN. J.... 71M. .1 Nesewle Hell. 7he lettere
will bell led by meows etDisgrums.
A. • . .
• I ere, geratbriseh. yours abaft:ally.
- SOWAID B. PliANlte. ,
• °calla and Otdielua.
N. B.—Doers will be opened al O'clock:
Leetan to easomesee at 11. • .
SEATS WILL BE RESERVED VOW LADIES
Children under 14 yen. or NM niinhii ad.
milted unless net imperiled by their Weather
mummy..
1011010 N BY EOM ONLY.
Which may be obtained entirely Tree *reaps use
nom sayer the Physicians Islam Ras. are as
tutted la tale shoal u, and at the *Rees or the
Daily Post, GAZMTSII. Keening Mitt .00 front
James E. Barns it Co., Dreeidst4limiaar Pebn
sad BUM streets, ana from theLeetarer at-b!e
Whom at the Robins°. House.
No Collection, cod Rot Roy Spectacles trill
be Itold in the Lettuce Ism.
This Lubin is delivered with • view grin
trod...bag Dr. 111A211111 and his PATZNIND
BP.ItCrIACIIO) (• stock of which le has for sal.)
to the citizens of Pittsburgh..
At • the termination of the Lecture. Prof.
Pranks will give his
GRAND OPTICAL RSTERTAINKENA,
which consists of n comber of high:, Itaished
Miniature Stereopticon Picture. m 0 Dissolving
Plows, beside. n railed, of
Comic and other Beautiful Paintings,
madniffed many thousand time their sis by
ment of an bootenoe luxe Anistawarile Lune.
aod redaction oo a Ocust-Transenzens
Illooduatal by two p markt Caleb* Lialite,
which will be sboWn and explained at the eadOt
the Exhibition. '
DR. PIikREIS 16 PATENTIDI n 3 Wooster
of very voloablo Improvements Ia tiooonstria.
Don of
SPECTACLES AND LENSES ,
an wortsnent of which ha La for gals La Pltle•
,aomnsop moose;
Cot. Daquune lay and Waft kind,
ROOM No. 7,
For a short 'limo Only.
Di. FR A! eves medal allaalkaa to all
DDIEABES Or THE HUHU El&
Airailee Holm tick 9 A. x. VA 6 r.. 111.
arOUPILILNEJ
OPEN EPERY EVEXXINti.
IN BANNELIET 07 CATEINDNAL.
FLOUR.
XOTICE TO FLOUR DEALEItB
AND CONSUMIIbI.—We an are male
sgirn ISit"rin t ill b TNlTVarral&l
wtizAz nwebased In Mama. SWlM tlfeea
an d Morgaa menace. ladmaa. Tlds tot of
Wheat le tae 1007 beet to be Mead mad emmot
earpanedM wry la the Malted Stites.
Ma bare also tabbed mar Ia to
Uselalaary. Bolling Clotho .ad Coates Moran.
sad are 12011 prepared to Waugh the ben MO.
wa beet Md. for tea ram at pekes Minder
competalon oa the same gradm of gear.
U. T. NJUINZDT 41, MILD.
Purl Stem Lm. Allegbany.
September 171, 1969.
FIA)
. vat 'Lows I FLOUR
• L intzera, rAvuts'iLr.
LBO Legal Tender, 41 bbls Mr •
bids • Ermine, ITO bets Senelelt Mills BTU bia
enemas Ca.. SAO tads Bea Blew. saa bate 111 a;
CROWN W 180046111 MOUSE fl
1160 bete Itiven6Se, 364 bbia sibiteStar, 404
Olga vaMotie brands liprte_g W neat Sleet. • •
WHITEN WMEAT FAMILY FLUME •
City KW of Cliatagllelg. chin. Pride OS QS'
West, Deitot Maggio& A. lasegoe MIES ,
Itlegleader anti Crone, snake t4stis.
Ism lola lower Man can be t trots tba
Wes, wArr, LAN se co*
jrn sTII an 4 114 t Ws.. Street.
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LAMEST OIL 8111EILE.
n§m
11.111IBIT
ZOOZIOXY I '
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To swim eves bander JersTlCa, I MKS ed earth red
the whet thleaald hergralas the *hew la the gorT
Wee law er harthe and gemarer Clettudrala
weaved aad ehladdlog to t S he paella by i •
C. MAXIM.
The lulled Lthiarri to be eoloyee wheelie,
ow who eajoye It Is neatly &wed to•
thle •
mew Baauser Clothes wblehfithhase eon
as hot to abridge the freedom of hie motlaa — ZCW
clothes are to be had at B. C. Tll4l7Egarag`l.
To practice IthOwoleT. Wet spWvaA sure
ofgrow whirs extontheate heopth dews 11tZ
Vieth for ansatlatactoryelothleg. bat ewer
get the worth of every eolith yos theist
g. Tweselthala.
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fa ' sail b all dz. at thi s If t llgol
there they get tl:lr t Veths.
!gay et all hen. Trade treadaWlS ser'• •••
the Blg No. 11 Clothlne
LOON AT THY, PRIM.
Cocoa hat salts tor 17 worth 111. • I
=wish silts Ilreg9 worth 1140.
g Pa th sults for gthl
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500 ralla u lOWJa .9 60 each worth PI !
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7 more too weerold to www.
trl7 - 1 a eirly the wars year sealer
have tot stew dep. to sell Beete= " 2ll,g no.
11 Stith street.
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roll bailer, for rola y J. ris. ouurrram.
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