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CITY AND SUBURBAN.
Tile Gazette to &Di Temperante-
fiUaaea Weaver Bros., two enterpri
sing and attentive young men, have now
the ezeitudve agency for the Gust TY In
the boroughs of Temperanoeville and
Bilgo, and they will promptly deliver it
by 023710111 every morning In those
phase. They will continue their an
num for subscriber., end, In the mean
time, If any person, who were Nerved by
the Minter carrier do not get their pa
perohey will be promptly Nerved on
leaving notice at Weaver Bro.'s news
depot, near trorrinaton's feed itore,
Tempenmosvole, or at the • Gazarrs
mussing room, Filth avenue.
tresi4;,s before
E
iraiderday
• 'TM Central Board of Bducation
MUM Mixt Ziesday.
.• ilia trial Of Campbell, for the murder
undo, wife, will commence on Mon-
The inclement .weather of Teeterdiy
:bed • depressing effect on criminal ha.
.7; MINIS at the magistrate.' calms.
weather save tut a variety enter.
lielamentieeterday —wind, snow min
and itteet„VerOrming the print:lndia:um.
oaten.
Allegheny oounelle will organize next
reiday. The lest meeting of the old
.Itody takes WKS the preoeedlng Thiess
evealng.
Ewityr, of- ZionmOntb. 11-
beds, bssi soospted a rill from the East
congregation, and will
'WM Mitt Bands"..l,
Aggregate attendance at the schools
of both cities bun month exhibited a fal
ling off--probablv "mounted for by the
boU.Mty
M mama mud .attendant excite.
anta.
isms Raney was arrested by Deputy
Mirror Nlobolla on a charge of abandon
ing/04 his wife Mary alleging that he bad
delerted, and refund to support her.
is rays ball for a bearing.
• Maury Wisner struck John Remy in
unlace yesterday. John made Intbrma.
Sion for easault sad battery against him
belbrs Alderman Bolster. The Alder.
pohos ere looking for Henry.
. George Maher. John and Michael
Hoffman. were each heed ten dollars and
ants by Mayer .Dram. yesterday, for
disorderly conduct, on complaint or
Chrluthin Jookii. Proprietor of • saloon
on Western Avenue.
Dinner Than Taken,—Yesterday
- Isenlmis made Information
• before Alderman %oaten, charging Leo
pold Snakes with the larceny of s din
ner ticket valued at one dollar: The
article .was taken from a tavern:on Lib
erty street fore men board. The
secturned was helda hearltig.-.
Yesterday Mayor Drum lined John
011emors , twenty dollars and costs for
„ enterlngSlie bon= of a respectable fam.
Lly In tiro bizth ward, Allegheny:4mo
asialllng the Inmates with vile and ob.
ensue language; following It up when
driven out by a bombardinent of the
d welling with Wok , stones, and other
Trouble About Harness.—Andrew Bra
dy called the attention.of Deputy Mayor
Hicholla, yesterday, to an alleged false
etemes on the part of James Scott.
8p e t
it le alleged, bought a set of bar
cam from Brady, on credit, by falsely .
representing that he was ens aged to
work for another Pexty, who would pay
the bill. The soens,d gave ball for a
Itemeng.
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rbrsoVerance.—Diri. Annie 'Troup, of
Montgomery county, yesterday caused'
the arrest of her . husband, George Li
_Troup, In this city for aisuidonment. She
allows he left her and his twosohildren
shout two years ago, and that ehe hes
been looking for hint ever slate. Fla was
held for a hearing. To perseverance be
longs anomie.
O. A. 1/4:-.The following °Moen were
- Sleeted sat regular stated =nth:in of Post
15i. G. A. R Deoember 84 1869 at
Phills Hoer; Sr. Vice. John J. Hartzog:
Jr. Vs" John Schwartz: AdJt., Thomas
E. Keen; Q. Af.; W. F. Willman 0. W.,
Hobert Soon; 0. 0., J. Jeffries. Den.
peas to Vonventlon, G. 8. Wood, D. A.
Joints and James H. Bunt. •
- 61111401 Illegal' appropriation. - jobs
Clannon made Infbrmatlon before Alder-
Man Taylor, 'Ward'''. agaltun H. La
farge Ibt•larceny u bailee. Hannon,
newsagent at the Union Depot, alleges
liaise Lafarge len dollars worth of
to'dlepoae on• the trains. that
ay were tamed Into cult, and that ap
propriated to Ca' non's own use: War
rant Lamed. -
•
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Hard T . fleas......gnreee are herd; ,
It
teems aspeolally so to a creditor whim
lee cells on • his debtor,: and instead of
readying his money gets kicked out.
This Is the aggravating nature of a case
brought to till attention of Alderman
Bolster yesterday oo Jacob Marksealled on
Wed Moeda to dect fourteen , dollers,
When he alleges e w/111
that Individual who h refusedanta ulted
to pay by
him.
The Alderman will Investigate the caul
. .
, - -,- The -Arnengeneia Itente.-Lycro, Phil
lips it Clo-,.the owners of tWa Alltablish
anent. without sollohalion from Mr; tiros
0 F . •, , -.len. the keeper, and with their. habituag
„t .....nberalls.r. have contracted to put 'an
. .
IQ,
the establhdunent, id the
r., 'Qin-Th(0,000. It will be put 'into ape.
ration Minim aa It can be
[ trelconstructed.
dwill ran from ' he rotunda, in which'.
the offloe la locened, to the. tipper- Mori.
,- me speed of the piston will be 200 feet
?hat Translation.
witailicia wars avall puleat peck.
tabersakrerrsaosourres."
Mimi& Enrrons:—l notice that some
teenitityeetes 'Hosnren attacks the
• trair.luien of_ the above quotation to , e
: writer in the lame of the -
Ed fist., and
•
' ‘ ',9 ll / 1 111‘thrse dbabrint ruiderinse himself,
sane tit which la, in my Judgment, ex
Rood as the
_gentlemen's be criticises.
gtif MINA 1- ,aniCkeet the :
Pale-dasui tresdi down with equal feet.
Thep ew!! tortand thentonarell'este
. ,
The . • gentlemen \have. been
appothnilt : rutin . the State F.4iiintire
7 6 unelttee fee Pennobninia: Einu, t L.
Yunekely and Frederick Baker,erphil.
emeelpbte; W. O. Hubbell. of rie, and ,
• Andrew. Dann, of Pittsburgh. One'
member is yet to be appointed, to be se
, .Jaded from the oceltagicas. Thentlen
' lion °f all tonal labor unions le called to
the billowing article in the constitution
et te b Tationsl Labor Union, .in article
VL
alscrnow 1. It ahall be the duty of each
01 1Poiltainn 10 reportle the members of
,• tbei Eseentien Committee of their Hoge,
laud cam a month, such information
es may be netemerroo: the perlbrmanee ,
Obis ditty. •••• ' .
•
Western Peasaytvards Patents.' -
• ; , . The kollowlng United States patent.
liar* NNW to cities= of Western
Pidogrbaggs during the week ending
, - Amu, XiLlfdlk •
No. 911.464—austedsted, December' 10.
Iligh Weser Indicator tor Steam Genera.
•-• Inset W. 0. Bell, Pittsburgh.
Is s Ac i.4. —Ptx fbr Bolling and Paddling
John D.l9lllhung Allegheny.
soliWider Wheel. James D. Dry
and Wm. B. Dunlap, New
well
; 911 .6211—Terrep Mem and 'Molding
Mang, David . Phillips. Oil City, -
- smulipsor to
mama p Daniel Z sok and Harem s
me
• =gamin, •
• -3.787 ace., of patent 5.1.006,
&Sad An 188.1; manufacture of
• - • "Ust ir"; WM. EL PerrY. Sharon, •
t-
/WIMP. No? Anthill' Buller retard= :
Sid from- a vhdt to Olt City, Minting
1 ) ;:legttll bi.m .. 4.pup upon which ha sate
liagh value. The interesting animal
jijnyed ihis friendship et Its owner a
• bosun and then nkrateirksualy
.arect, A 4 extended search at
Lit misled the last quadruped on the
r• *Salem of Demmer Connor. Forth.
"'.'wish esulurel Butler suede informs,
,gige sword Deputy Mayor Nichol*
Douitneo With the Jame, of
l aigVrp.o Demme was attested,
tope's Butler Med to show that tbe
I, mall coa
t>tolebeet beau registered. and ,.
.fillisessowee dionsissed. He erridere
uewni h e th ieig te h c t h t n o alit 'or
he lcauw.wh ad
~pireTraithieobtalignptarsgonoflt.
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The erekeequest—syar Public Muf n.
llons—Reeemmeneations and goggles
, tlona—tnentrient reagistratek
The Grand Jury having concluded their
business made the following present
ment to the Court yesterday:
71, the honorable, the .Tudga of the Court
of Quarter. Sessions of the Courtly of
The
Alleghen
Grand Inquest for December
Term, 1869, would respeotfully present:
Thst the,
of
refally,considered and
to the te a t of their ability discharged the
duties Imposed upon them.. They have
passed upon all the bills brought before
them, many of which are of such a frivo
- lons nature that they should never have
been - entered on a tughttrate's docket.
They have visited some of tho public in
stitutions without previous notice,
sparing as much time to such inspections
sa the nature of their duties demanded.
The hospital for the insane at Dim:nerd
detnanda andahould receive very liberal
support from the State and County au
thorities, to-enable its officer" to fully
resist the continued demands upon them
on the part of the friends of the afflicted,
who are unable to pay for their
maintenance, and have to invoke
the authority of the Comte for
their. admisaion. The ventilation
clestilineu and general sanitary
arrangements of .theJloepitalere good
erideueesof the enlarged views and faith
ful performance of duty on the part of
Its officers.
The Western Penitentiary hu lately
been considerably enlarged by the addi
tion of a new building within its walls,
and has now capacity for a largely in.
creased number of inmates. Cleanliness,
good order and strict discipline seem to
be enforced. Under the operation of the
taw shortening the term of lumthesu Men ,
for good behavior punishment is seldom
required.
The ()aunty Work House was also via.
Ited, and although not completed has
accommodations tor about a hundred
and fifty prisoners, and will eventually
relleVW the 'county of the expense of
maintaining an Incorrigible sot of L vit.
grains and loafers,
The Qrand - Jury visited the Ilonse of
Refuge, and found the institution clean,
orderly and under perfect discipline and
deserving our approbation.
In the Uounty Jail, the Grand Inquest
find nothing to recommend, bat thegood
order and cleanliness, which aro due
akin° to the efficient managem - ent of War.
den t3candrett and the of:Doers in charge.
The recent additions, altuough perhaps
affoiding i sufficient security against
escapes, are In a sanitary view decided
failures, and reflect no credit on the ar-
chiteet, contractor or the Prison Board.
Light, ventilation and heat are badly
needed for the comfort of pt 'sonars.
From the information brought before
us It would appear that the excessive use
of spirituous liquors laths nowt cause of
the most serious crimes committed. Lew.
(elation has so far failed to suppress or
mitigate the growing evil Sunday li
quor selling Is as prevalent as ever.
selling liquor to Inebriates and minors
is jut as reprehensible, and the full
penalty of the law should be exacted
when. Itts violation is brought to the
notice of the magistrate. The Grand
Jury would recommend further legit's.
Lion or a more rigid enforcement of the
present lawn on the liquor queition, so
that the community may be freed from
the pestilential influence of the prole.•
sional informer—a clam of men too lazy
to work, and who order false pretences,
induce the honest observer of the law to
violate the same • for the purrve
of exacting the civil penalty. 07f...
dance Is not wanting to convince us that
a great number of magistrates who have
these men in their employ are equally
guilty, and accept a consideration as
blacklosall. Thus the law is rendered
In operative. If the community at large
would select for•j astir*e of the peace and
a'derminn mon or strict integrity and Cr.
dinary Intelligence, much litigation
would
.be saved and good morale pro
moted. -
co grand Inquest would respectfully
recommend that membersof-the Le gs,
Insure from Allegheny county prepare a
bill, and use their Influence for having
the tame become a law, empowering the
grand Pities to-put the costs on all
magistrates who send In Informations,
the nature of which may give the grand
inquest to believe that the magistrates'
acted from improper motives, or in order
to obtain their costs. We also recom
mend and ask our Representatives at
ElaniabUrg to prepare,sud advocate the
Paetageetlabill empowering and direct.
tug the Governor to annually appoint as
Prlsette•and Asylum • Inspectors; three
citizens of the Commonwealth whose
duties shall be to visit onoe In each
quarter, add Inspect the prisotereand
aayinms of the State, for the purpose of
seeing that all that an be done for the
amelioration of the condition of
their Inmates consistent with public
safety, be done, and to carefully
examine and see that no one is deprived
aids or her liberty unlawfully.
The business of tbe grand Jury, we feel I
Rationed, is at thaw gre atly re.
timed, and expenses fixed upon the
county, in consequence of the neglect of
magistrates to make their returns within
the time prescribed by the law, We
would, therefore, suggest that the law
providing a penalty for Such neglect be
In all ease* rigidly nqu enforced.
The 'lioind I return thanks to
the Assistant Di stri est ct Attorney, J. R.
Flack, Eva., and his Clerk, John 13.•
McConnell, Esq.; lbr the valuable owl.
tattoo rendered by them in the prompt
preparation of bills of indictment.
LER
Enterprise Among oar Artists—An Art
Gantry to -be Esiabllshee7PfeCrta•
~ of the Movement. • . •
' At last we are to have an art malleryin
Pittsburgh. The matter has been ex
hattadvely canvassed heretofore, but now
speculetion has . glean plaoe to actual
effort, and it is quite probable that in i
,fritc dive Pittsburgh ,will be up to the
standard of other cities of similar size In
this respect. The movement assumed
definite - shape • about a month ago,
through the exertions of Messrs. Clarence
',E., Johns and, Charles Linford,": well
Itstroiiis to given 'Of 'floe arts, ._bere: and
elsewhere, as artiste of supe rior genius
A .
i .. .. ..
and culture : , suite of rooms admirably
adapted for the: purports, have been se.
cured In the new building, No. 231 Lib.
erty street, which are now being Hued
up In handstime and appropriate style'
under the supervision of the artiste wbo
have the matter In charge. A large and
well Arranged 'skylight admits the light
clear and full to every part of the room,
which Is about sixty by-forty feet. The
ceilings have been handsomely frescoed,
Sind the aide wails stained In dark wet.
nut Imitation, the better to contrast with
the pictures. , The Liar nonlyearpeted,
and the pictures on the wall, are all that
reariaftt to complete the gallery and tit it
for the Inspection of the pulillo. .
, A large Number .et pictures have al. I
'..ieso tetra reaeiltewprivaleally the Plu• 1
dilation of our home artists, and others
are promised. It is expected the main
gallery wilt be ready to open within a
week or two; This Is TO be devoted to the
exhibition of oil paintings. exclusively,
another apartment having been arran
ged for water colors, crayon, drawings, 1
LOOM Ink - Sketches, and the smaller
pictures. •
It is designed to have the gallery-open I
at all times for the reception of palters. I
1 without con, except on the occurion of
fermi annual othibitione of the endue-
Cons . of other. artiste than our own.
Thrust are' conteinpinted, but they can
only be arranged at great expense and a
email admisidon will necessarily have to
be exacted. Should they be successful,
two will be held each year -during th 4
spring and autunin—and the fun
realized above actual ex Penseadepoalted 1
I mart artist fund for the building of a 1
large hall wbenerer a autecient amount 1
Is sawed. This however as yet can
only be a .matter . depending upon the
prosperity and establishment of the
present gallery.
The movement U yet seems in Its In
fancy. but the favor with which it his I
been tee-raved from,'not only artists, but
others who are willing to contribute
itherall.r. to Its errands! *mak gives
the most encortraglart auguries for the
fllttire:'l!desera. Johns arid Liston! de.
serve Ate. blithest:imam for the e
All&arlin thrPrise.whicb.,they.lhave.=
d '
reste, furnishing
belug car city with a
a art. regality. besatiful and els. '
vating,—an Institution which promisee.
to bee continual sortroe ofountnendable
pride and purest pleasure.
. 7.: .c!. r:.., t ----
Pound at Ittat.
Ad' eiohingi Rapti fidn old lady
gacibed Otis. f *lra r Dlnovitn, ;of Tilts.
burgli.dracoiered her' wipialid daugh
ter on Friday morning last, after an
carious sedrch of ton years, la the bard
iathig Mnl Louie Mitehell. alias Airs.
Della Grout, altar pent' Donovan, the
premier danseuse,kt Broom's Varieties
la Memphis. May Dellsmartled a burnt
cork clog d irs an;er and wentictoblew Id-oirettf:
her to her tura rutin:acts In preference
to retazg to her he r Ohs took to I
the stag e , whitroebe. prefers io rentaln:
The mother has :vaunted to ber home
minus hanr_earpoirdaughter.”
100 barrels Shen oseterg.
ildureo and Ob Planta. receited
this : day. Prios o /0.00.. Qualit
g3laranteed in all-cum y
Briar. it Ilso„
Third endue,
THE COVETS.
District Cann—Jadge Hampton.
Tiruwannir, January 6.—The case of
Hopkins va..}Ueber, previously reported,
was resumed, and had not Mien conclu
ded when Court adjourned.
TRILL LIST FOE FRIDAY.
Bbawhan va. Bradley.
100 Leßoy vs. Wiley.
103 Anderson vs. Ward et al.
95 Hays are. Carlinilo.
113 Carroll a Snyder vs. Hall a Co.
114 Faber vs. P. dt e. Gas Coal di Coke Co
175 Same v.. same.
123 esiboun dit Edwards vs. Frank.
Quarter Sewtous—Judge Stowe
THURSDAY, January 6.—The cases of
the Commonwealth vs. William Carr,
and Commonwellih vs. hialcolm
ran, cross elute for assault and battery,
reported on trial yesterday, were ,re
warned and concluded. The Jury, after
an absence of about three hours, return.
ed verdicts of not guilty In both cases,
and directed that the prosecutors In each
case pay the costa.
_.„..
The - next cue taken up was that of the
Commonwealth vat John Craig, indicted
•for larceny by bailee, Bridget Taylor
Prosecutes. It appears that the prose.
cutrix was the owner of a tow, which
strayed from her premises and wu taken
up-by -. Craig, and it seems "ruin his
possession about fourteen weeks before
the proeecutrix ascertained the fact. She
then made a demand on him for the cow,
and he refused to give her up unlade she
would Day him WU, which she refused to
do. It appears further that the cow had
been advertised and sold by the town
ship authorities, and purchased by Craig
for po. The Court Instructed the jury
to return a verdict of not guilty.
The cases of the Commonwealth vs.
John Barber, Indicted for, assault and
battery, and the Commonwealth vs. Wit.
heimina and 'Henry Klonk, indicted for
Interfering with an editor in the dis
charge of his duty, croe. suite. It ap
pears that Barber went to the residence
I of the Kloake to levy on some property,
and attempted to take a horse and wagon
from Mrs. Kionk, and in so doing struck
her In the face. The Bionics resented
the taking of the horse and wagon, be.
cause, as they alleged, they had not been
included in the levy. The jury found a
verdict of not guilty as to. Barber, and
guilty as to the defendants in the other
case, recommending them to the mercy
of the Court
The negt use taken up was the Com
monwealth va. Henry House, indicted
for larceny, Henry Warden prosecutor.
The defendent, ills alleged, was employed
by Mr. Warden, whet le the proprietor of
an oil refinery in Tamperanceville from
where ho stole a quantity of lead, which
was used aa a lining for an oil tank.
The case wax tried some time since and
the Jury failed to agree. On trial.
TRULL LIST Pole TILIDA.T.
257. Corn. va. G. W. Kendal and M. K.
Mulholland.
268. " " Henry Frits.
289. " Hague.
271. " " Geo. McCombs.
270. Adam Appal et al.
252. " " Wm. Whim.
248. " " J. A. Nicholls,
242. " " Christ. Baker. •
244. " C. Kleine:
305. " " Christian Glob et al.. 2 ea.
307. " " Inn. A. Barker and Frank
Calhoun. n
308. " " Jacob Newmeyer.
TRIAL LISTVOR RATURDAY
226. Corn. Tn. Goo. Graham.
225. Michael LLarrloon.
=4. Martin Waled!.
197. Malcolm MuCLaron.
158. .1. R. Murphy.
110. 11 John Paisley.
9. A. A. McOltnit.
TRIAL LIRT FOR MONDAY.
70. Com. vs. lboa..T. Campbell.
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Common Pleas—Judge Caller.
TZWESDAY, January 6.—The first case
taken up was that of Frederick Keifer
vs. Charles Hostler, cri fp. on ■ me,
chanlcs' lien. The jury found for plain
tiff In the stun of 1721.
The calm of A. Aronson vs. the Cleve.
land & Pittaburgn Railroad Company.
Acalon to recover the value.of ■ box of
clothing shipped by plaintiff, and alleged
to have been lost throus,b the negligence
of the company, defendants. The claim
amounts to about Are hundred dedlare.
On trial.
TRIAL LIST YORTPRIDAIL •
Hill, assignee, vs. Tanner's extra'
Baiter vs. Eforblar.
Farthing va. Ecker. •
Beckett vn. Schwenk.. .
Fritz vs. Knox.
Unttendorf vs. Garber.
Donhoof va. Mjsel.
Ohne. va.
Frixter vs. Goetuing.
Collins and Price vs. Evans.
Sixth Ward School Llrectora
• • .
. The Forbes - diarist (ti zth ward)
School Directors mat last evening et the
Ann street school home for the pur
pose of organizing. After the prelimin
ary organization, the following perman
ent officers were chosen: President,
'Hugh McMaster Secretary, John L.
Hamilton.
Mr. Heirdßurl presented a number of
bills, the heaviest of which, for lumber,
he endorsed saeorreat. It amounted to
$lBO. Toe bills passed amounted to $B6O
(four hundred and sixty dollars.) •
Mr. Hamilton presented the notifica
tion of the Secretary of the Orntral
Board, that the term of the represents.
Uve In that body fr.m the Sixth ward
would expire February Bth pros..
On motion of Mr. Hamilton, the Board
proceeded to fill the vacancy. and Mr.
John L. Hamilton, nunated by Mr.
Neely, was duly elected.
Some discussion occurred on the goes. '
lion of 'filling the mane§ In the Beard
canoed by the removal from the ward of
Mr: Wagstaff. The President and Mr.,
Case thought that in view of the feather,
one year would elapse before another
organization, the vacancy should be
Riled. Meagre. Hamilton and Neely
spoke decidedly sonnet It, jiir. Hamilton
stying that If the people elected man
who were net permanent residents, in
short, ..squattore," It was their fault,
and not the Board's.
After,bearing an explanation by Prof.
Eaton of the Heillotellus of Prof. Davin,
which Is offered for use In the schools,
the Board adjourned without decision in
the matter.
•
Fire litarthal , s Report.
The' 'Fasr Marshal for Allegheny
County., Ms), Ci. W. Murphy, furnishes
the following record of the Era.occur.
ring in the county during the month'
of November and December; During the
month of November, 1869, 'these were
sixteen them (not including the false
alarms, . cblmnies„ etc.) In AllegheMy
count 3, which there was Property de.
strayed to the amount of 168,517; on
Which Insurance wan paid, 1x6,806; not
covered by Insurance, 111. 7 / 1 . The
largest fire this month was's; Little rt
Baird's grocery warehouse, November
28th, the tato being 127,860; covered by
insurance.
This report was delayed In conso.
queued of some losses not having been
bully adjusted at an earlier date.
During the mont o 1869,
there were ten firm h
(nof
tDecem includber,
ing false
alarms, chimney's, dm.) In Allegheny
county, at which there was Property de
stroyed to the amount of 194,547 on
which Insurance was or Is to be paid in
the sum Of 112,668; leaving 710,880 not
altered try InituratMe.'
The ;nest: Mantra's ward
during the
. morith•was the - Fifth ward school, Alle
gheny City, the leas of which will pro.
bably amount tog:33oM fully initttred.
;teal Estate Tranafers. •
• The following deeds were admitted of
record In the office of Thom, H. - nth:der,
Booorder for Allegheny Count 4 Thurs.
day;January, 41 870: . , •
WI. Rotten to Mold Eilwardr.ect. 9, 10 , 9: lot
.
• .5 09 /CO feet on Ateubebiollo Mb. 7.-A/P•r
suemlle
It 41550
b.,..rtArtb • r Chris; Itabrr. Job. A AL - 0; lot
5/ by Allltott'ou avin,,e, A lb.
•
Nat. liclincst trocote Treasurer. So Atoms lbw.
ly 9 ION: lot 53 AI seaport, solo for tson.
bo:
Con: to W. H. k:tautatt, 310 V. no:
sms. •
Narita ho pro
onerr to-Wishner 1103:
_lot 1.5 , by fetkon Colo street. A:kworot.l9.ooo
w4 . , l , Lt , :rit= 7 .l . ..l.'"Valingtur,,P,
"00
pew.. Plalr to cy, t , fas rr own Dior. n
lota Nos. SA In and Vln PAlnts p an. lbd ward.
Plitstrubrit
1200 ,
Ntry Lea to Hurt P. 'Whet, March 5. UM; lot 10
-by 1013 f fast or: Moto :arta, lath w. td. /lots-
0. It. ottorsit. to Wm. Creator I, 0 3 A
' ;
190e:chne or rad In 7(0011.{ El taok John A. Cochran. Le. a.
lot
Jot tby 150 fret no Alma. street.. tint-, IV/6.41.
_abA:n,°.lll eh „„„ „, 60 -cm,
15m:101 olan. Nth witd e s - rittl.
gh
Ch A. Attn. tnJoseph 11.1Ttoss Jso
110: , 0
IS 0,9 ncres Plum tp..... ........ . •
Attemptr.a 'Suicide
The Cincinnati Xnquirer says : 11 - On
Saturday a man calling himself J. D.
_
Williams, and hailing from Pittibingh.
shot himself in the abdomen at one of
the Toledo hotels. •He 'said he bad de. tarmined to kill himself .because a
Pittsburgh girl had rejected him. The
abdominal tissues proved tougher than
his bead, " and the waned heinfilmed
upon himself is not considered 'danger
out He threatens Cu try It over again
when he moven."
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7 , I
:IY~a~i:Y✓ 'V
Mulct Court—Judge Meatruilen.
The January term of the United States
District then, commenced at Erie, on
Monday. Judge McCandleaa presiding.
On Tuesday morning Ron. Wm. Mo.
Kerman, the newly appointed. Circuit
Judge, was Introduced by Judge Mo.
Candles; having received hie con:mils.
slim, after which that gentleman took
his seat upon the bench.
The Grand Jury in the Dlshict Court
%earthen sworn In, and D. W. Shryock,
Eq., was designated as fireman. The
following business was transacted.
The case of the • United States 'ea.
Isaac Heinman, two Imilcmente, wan
motioned for trial to special term at
Pittsburgh.
G. Hutchinson & Co. vs, Chas. Moore.
to ba nkruPtfT.- Continued by consent
to July term. •
United States vs. property of
Dorrenee, bankrupt,* and against B. W.
Balk ley. acme. Assignees report of sale
Sled and eale confirmed by the Court. -
United States vs. 'property of Robert
L. Hunter, bankrupt. Bankrupt dis
charged and certtlicitte Issued.
Circuit Court—Junge Illegentan.
In the Circuit Court, Judge McKean=
presiding, the following eaus were dia.
posed of on Tuesday: _
Gordon McMillan vs. Wm. Vaugh.
Action In cute continued to May term at
-Pittsburgh.
F. A. Whiting and W. J. 'Fatten, ad.
mlnietrators of U. A. Whiting, deceased,
vs. Railway Passenger Assurance Com
pany of Hartford, Donn. Continued . to
July term at Erie.
W. D. Snow vs. George Shamburg and
Jones., Action in case. Settled as
per statemnt or attorney.
Geo. Baker vs. H. M. Dale of al. Eject.
meat. For trial ej this term. .•
Jos. E. Gay vs. Andrew" J. Thompson.
Summons In Dover and - conversion.
Damages assessed at t 3,000. Settled se
per Statement of attorneys.
Adjourned.
•_ -
GONE.
A Stock Dealer Abreonas—Hts Creditors
lu Grlef—Parault of the Traveler.
A case of absconding hoe . Just &Imo to
light in Allegheny which presents some
interesting features. A cattle dealer
and butcher, George Blakewell, who
previously bad borne a good reputation,
more than a week ago went Into the
market and purchased largely of several
deniers, on credit. Among those to wheat
he became indebted In this way were
Smith dC Blue, aboqt $AO0; Hazelwood &
Itlaeltstock, SIM Hedges A Taylor, 14200;
Holmes, Laterty A Co., LSO; and several
others, in all amounting to over $3,000.
A few days afterwards be mysteriously
disappeared. Subsequent developments
led to the discovery tuat he bad gone to
England, having, It Is alleged, taken the
cash for the canto sold with him. About
a week after his departure his wife and
family started after biro, and sailed from
New York last week. On the same ves
sel ND. Taylor, one of the alleged suffer
ers by the absence of Stakewell, took
delinquentng to search out the
and arrange matters. Thus
the atfalr stand+ at present, and future
result, will be looked for with' interest
by those engaged in the trade as well es
the alleged victims.
Ainaseilenn.
Of sm. Roues—Tho advent of Mr. Em
mett, the polite and finished German
comedian, has been the signal for a dra
matic revival almost as Intense as was
that which followed the appearance of
Joe. Jefferson in Rip Van Winkle. It
opened a new school erecting and a fresh
field of pleasure for amusement
goers in the aerlo comic German
drama. Emmett is en artist in
the full sense of the Word. He Is grace
ful, may, polite and polished on the
atage, and interprets the Germen-Amer
lean character in a manner both faithful
and delicate. Eschewing everything.
that approaches vulgarism, abstainin
aroll g j
fm grote qeue and picturing truly
*ldea of the nein
good heartederman, he
has made the Initial step in anew walk
of the drama whiell mint prove winning
and attractive. Re sots to nature: over
does
nothing: undertakes nothing bet ,
what hp _ cap well and artistic-
ally do. We should like to me
him - in Rip Van Winkle, be
listing that . In that role he would!
prove Jefferson's only rival. In
deed, in the happy home scene In
"Fritz," where the ponderom mill
wheel turns slowly: and the- dashing'
••iraters chant a prayerful chorus to the
j sweet wing. of contentment, of the good
natured and honest miller who finds
exuberant Joy in the posses/doe otitis,
wife, his flaxen • hatred child and his,
faithful servant, there Is a vein of feel
ing and sentiment which the original
Rip himself might covet. Then, inning.
log and dancing to please his little may
abeeked boy, how much poetry le there. I
The artist breaks upon us in that and hie J
genius brillisittly shines. He is father to I
' the child, and forgetting that it ,
is a play in which he figures cosmos° the
audience. In childish glee, seems to for,'
get the foot-lights, forgets the audience,
forgets everything save the one object—
to please the prattling lad and develop
how happy be is In the
Versatile,
of a
- jewel "oil mine own." ready.
witted; with a fall appreciation of true '
life, Emmett cannotJall to make his
mark and to shine conspletiotraly among
' the brightest stars of his profession, In
his own peculiar and original field he
can have no superior; and he will do
much toward. driving into coiliPsrative
Untie:3y the thread-bare worn Irish and
Yanked comedies, Of which the people- ,
have grown tired. I
Mr. Emmett in "Fritz." last night, '
eeived excellent support, Mtn Osborne,-
an eciress who la rapidly win
ning her way into public. favor.
and one who 'acts with artistic
faithfulness in all she attempts, as
"Retaries,"Madep decided imiiression,
while Mrs. Georgia Dixon. as "Maiirpy,"
sustained her high j rePutation m an mt.
rem of no ordinary merit. All the other
members of the company entered into
the spirit of the pleasing drama, and
sequined themaelvee creditably. To
night Mr. Emmett takes a benefit, and
we expect to see the auditorium crowded
to its fullest capacity.
THE liAbLoNii. —The.- Academy' of
Hurtle wee tilled with a large audience
last evening to see thellanlon-Combina.
lion. The entertainment Is one of re.
markable excellence. The - principal
attraction la Little Bob, the intrepid and
fearless little acrobat who assists the
Hanlon Brothers In their great flying
act. Alf. Burnett /a also • big card end
receives a fair share of the applause.
The troupe will give an entertainment
this evening, and • grand matinee to.
morrow afternoon. Go and see them, •
Lecture Last Evening.
We bad the pleasure to attend, In Ma
sonic Hall, an 'excellent lecture on the
anatomy and physiology and diseases of
the human eye, and use and abuse of
spectacles, dellyered by . Prof .E. EL . ;
Franke, M. D., the talented optician of
New York. whole now In tale city.on a
professional visit. There wiaaiaertibled
a large and reepeetable audience who 118. 1
teamed with much interest and attention
to the lecturer's able. and scientific re
'marks. We were not aware of what vital I
Importance It is to the eye eight to have
Mod - glasses and accurately
of
or
the Injury we sustain by the use of bad I
lenses, or improperly. adjusted. The
lecturer left no doubt in our mind of his
perfect knowledge of the subject he
treated on. He commenced by clearly
describing the laws of optics., and prin
ciples of light, then the formation fano.
Una', physiology, and capabilities of
the human eye, and • the action
of spectacles perfect and Imperfect on
that organ. He was materially analsted
in his explanations by some of the beat
models In the btatee of which he is the
author. He exhibited. do sumo very In
genlowsly 'contrived working median'.
cal. models of the eye in a masterly
manner, the action .of spectacles, which
proved to na very satisfactorily that
spectacles are often (even by the medi
cal faculty) recommended where they
ought not to be used, and that the more
vender of epectrtes is oftener In the
habit of offerirgehis deleterious counsel.
and seriously injurespthe eyeby mat
treatment for want of-understanding its
form' and' functions and the action of
spectacles thereon.
-The Prof. Is a good epeaker, gentle.
manly In his manner, and a thorough
opUchu3. We earnestly renomotend our
friends using spectacles to have their
eyes examined by him, and supplied with
glares during the Doc,or's limited
stay In our city, at thit i' an opportunity
of obtaining bit spectacles and advise,
that . may never 4x:cur wain. Dr. Franks II
the sole patentee, and forms no agenclee.
His °Mee and rooms are' engaged at the
Robinson House, corner of Irwin street
and Dam:lens- Way, where be has a
large assortment of his improved and
patented spectacles for itale.
r Igor fastdoaabls ludr.dressm oriiiptaln
by curling, and I Mule Ibr a luxurious
snare cirbitb, and - tor 'skillrol cupping
and call at WllltaZ,son s ele
gant saloon at No. 190 Federal street,
Altered False Pretense.
John Finney was arrested in Nobles.
town - yesterday, by officers Long and
Cripple. of the Mayor's pollee, on *
charge of obbdttb3g goods under false
and fraudulent representations. Ic ap•
Pena that he went to the store of Schiff
Bteinfield, In New Brighton, and by
representing that he owned a brick-yard
in the neighborhood, procured good, on
credit to the stribunt of 1247, after which
he left the place and came to this city,
and subsequently went to Noblestown.
Information was made before the Mayor
.several days alone, and a warrant baud,
upon which the 'accused wu arrested
Yesterday. Be was locked up for a
bearing.
Robbery.
Some thievee broke Into McCartney's
gun shop, Firth Avenue, Wednesday
night, and carried off three guns valued
at ;so. The Matter was placed In the
'hands of Alderman'Butler's police, who
succeeded yesterday in arresting Benja
min -Buzzard, charged with the theft.
The accused finding himself caught,
confeased. and • took the officer to a
cellar in Diamond alley, where the stolen
property was recovered. Ho was cont.
mined for trial.
The Oregon Brewery, by the quality of
the malt liquor which it turns out, has
taken its.stand among the fret In the
country. Though the " English and
Scotch ales are celebrited throughout
the world, we cannot think, from the
samples shown us, that they are superior,
or even equal, to the cream ale made at
thicbrewary, right in our midst. Pier,
Dannale dt Co. carry on thin Molinari; on
Stevenson street, near Pennsylvania ay.
enact
' Toe stockholders at the Co•o_peratlye
Life Insurance Company, of Western
Pennsylvania, are hereby notified that'
an election for twenty Directors of said
Oempany will be held at the Company's
office, 128 Smithfield street, Pittsburgh,
on Wednesday, January 12th, A. D.
1870, between the boom or 2 and 4 o'clock
P. a. By order of the President.
TV A. PArrenimer, Secretary.
braOyst rs, ehinco t ste r. Oy, Oyster , ,— The p als.
ced Cgue and Anan
(Va.) Oysters are ea received fresh, an cock d di
rect from their native waters every Mon.
day and Thursday. Quality guaranteed,
and sold at the unprecedented low price
of /6 per barreL Cali at once at
STEL
tG' Third street, ne a r Smithfield
Chineetessue and tinoneock Clove Oys.
tars, only per barrel. Enquire for
Marshall's Oyster's, at Steel dr Bro.'s,
Third Avenue, near Smithfield. 100 bar.
ream Just arrlvrd.
Meet & Bro. have j eat received a stock
of fresh Chincoteague Shell Oysters, at
$6 per barrel.
Chincoteague she, Oyster, at Steel dc
Bro.'s. Fresh arrival to-day at Pi per
barrel. Third avenue, near Smithfield
street. _
•
Fresh Arrival of Chincotaestle Shell
Oysters at Steel & Bro.'a today, which
are selling at 16 par barrel.
Chincoteague Shell Oysters.—Fresh
arrival at Steel tr. Bro.'s, at 16 per barreL
Shell Oyiten only 118 per barrel at Steel
Bro.'s. quality guaranteed.
Carlo:mu Oysters pi per barrel at Steel
at Bro.'s.
MARRIED
- - -
BIAS—BOW MAN—On Tactility treated Dee.
Beth, at the residence of the bride's mother, In
Monnegahela City, by Ber B. W.. Adams, Mr.
AMod BIAB, of Allegheny City, to Miss LIIMIZ
A. BOWMAN,
BPANG—BISBXI4,—Ou Thursday created.
January oth, by the Rev. William Pres
ton, 0.11., NORMAN !WAND and MART A..
daughter or Wm. P.
i •
DIEDi
MOOXY-4i Wedueaday en Kink, st tea
oclok. kLIZ &METH, +rue of 10'1.‘taun Moon,.
.X.97.' In tie 5 3.1 rake of bet age.
The Amaral take place front err late real
dance. No. 11 Ninth it net, on Saturday morn
ing at lY Weir et. he friends and relatives of
the fatally atv re4tet fully Melted to attend.
'E. el
BILVILI W
w ednesdas. 1101 krt.. J''af
a.VET,*months and 1 day.
loner will tate place from his late realdrote
to trek, of
.Fatuar. 7th toot., at 10 o'clock
Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to
-ONDEIRTAREIRB
.18. PATeratiOle 41.11211 L. WILLIAM..
31/12.11!"Nnit rnihi*.itNl2l.l
Shaa:74 i 4 ith or eg* c Lid ° :47`.'l4l o 4l4
tton of fliner.t fUrnlsltlng need. fore!. ed on I e
went ationAble 117000, lo the Oily. Hemet a•cl
Immure* ftralehed. Mee open daT nun Wit..
rAJELLEB V
AND4I.O 1 1 CAI.
DERTAXT.2IB 1.1 ZRY 2 ATILISS.
cornet. t SAN DUHILY STEER f AND OH USW
AVENDA Allegheny City, where theltcoritu
ROWLII MO constantly en fled trltt. real al(
Imitation Rolfmood, Matdrany and Wahrei
Die
tare.a rin varying ROO/ e* co 11104. /k
flea prepd, tor Interment. Heartaa and ell ,
rives [Warted; al., •II Cada of llotaldni
@Odd., If lA t tEfee• DEW sPen it all ham, dat
and sight. ,
JOSEPEII MEYER & sox,
No. 1111111 PENN errazar
Canlatex for finterali. *3.00 Zack
a , 007711Na aid all ?swami randsbetent at re.
n rates.
ant,
JOHN M. COOPER & CO. l
Bell and Brass Founders,
MINE, LOGOMMITE k LOLLING ELI
;Trade l o 'romptiv to o,rtfer.
r.
BABBIT'S METAL
Made and Kept on Hand.
rrorteJor: It...r.rwri; or
J. M. Cooper's Improved Balance Wheel
•
STEAM PUMP.
' Office, 814 PENN STREET.
Pounder, ear: 17th sad Agana t3treeto t
PA.
DILWORTH, HUI & CO.
243 LIBRETY STREET,
13=C11
reach if of
New Cop Now Orleans
SUGAR and lEOLASSES
on atsSugatr.TheW
lye .1.2 per cent. tare
the Hogshead.
MMIZ
G. HALE,
TAILOR,
Corner of Penn and Sixth Streets
ALL AND
WINTER STOCK
fruP
- titPLETE
'AB MS .• 01 '.001 1 .14111F5,' . '
Mva ct ,ttpnrrL J a two proses& Pre_tbetr
• HOLIDAY GIFT.
1 _ . •
Woatd do son to atm emus me Itoa
VER tatql[O, .11LIWALJAY end ell,
rece ,,,,Ar Messrs dells able pasterns Just
-
W.
Q. D gszet
:swum' 4.AD OPTICIAN.
de
CM--
MMI
prrTBlll7llG
- I .
BANK FOR SAVINGS. -
zto. ST Ip o V i lt A TA A zur 18 .71 1 7017808.
IS:MID 12 1 L IW r a ft itt.grtt WIZ
'mbar In, front 7
to
welc. ..117%=
vetpber Lt to May L NG to VW oelt. n
paw at the rue or do Jr ro.o , •• n'... or .4.z "e,
I . l" ..r&a:g. e = B . 7- TITV4 7 & , -
BursZlPl2:=6-66.i.13.,m,""1'4
6 . 1. 412 r. idu tk t iZ e i t r a Vl T: ,_
u ngl 4 lentst
Ntirk.VolaktiMrk.Allittail,. Prll.:
b ee . Joaansithoo.a.Jio.acottagobt. r ,Bdu"na •
cp.v.rztaatl:liolkUmn , 7.777-77
.Z; 77
.
ISRE
rarNOTlVE.9—n7b..Le t ,"
• .1,04 Wants," ...nusact," oßoarding,n
dk, not exceed*/ POOR- LINEA kin
be . tweeted in these columns once for
TWENTY -17M ORNTB;
dorsal lime pin t CENTS. each ad&
WANTS.
WANTE BOARDING.
a. irrntragn4EVll "nßaod h"'"7
WAFTED. Two Sol i c [tors
for an old establiebed New York' (al
cub) Life . Insurance Company, to operate I.
Western Pennsylvania. Will be Pahl salary.
Address! 800 756, Pittsburgh Mute!flee.
German Gen.
TUCK • It who speaks keglarqo take the
General Agency er a Hew York Life Leeman.
CoreP•n7. who hays an English °Mee at MU..
burgh. LI:e:al Inducements to a proper n'erson.
Address, for Interview, Yon The. Poetorrce,
rAttsbnera.
awe
w •
AIIPEIII-IKIELPALT . Ella. jot. PhlllM,M.l°ltd.e.fOrlailigtl
blade of employment.' Versons vr.tteg
of all blade east be eavelledensbortnotlee.he/T
WANTED,An AGEN'r for this
,rtairwsell
tl the celebrated BANTHAM A
IN MACHINE, op whlch we
offer terms more II bend than say otheroompany.
Call aad examine at 161 Wood , trees.
. H. C. WILCOX. Traveling. Agent.
TrrANTED.=-AGENTS every_-
,u, grAENit gi."gPrtrlgliN B T
Ent i ttinn t Urhine ci ever lnynated. Mee VIM.
14:.'216,a2t LEVITY& 871 tarlh
Boston. Mass.. or St. Loon; 80.
WANTED. - INOILTGAGES. -
130,000 to Loan ly large or trael latonnta.
t a fair rate of lotereet,
THOMAB H. PETTY,
BBL Bond and Seal Relate Broker,
•
WANTED. E
AGNTS. —0240
P;Trg .
CHINE.. Prim Only 818. tareat inducementsto
Agent.. Tbla Is me moat popular Sewle_or tea
eklne Lack gte.l"2: rol Lredl,r,:ouk"b'aro,":
Oa done on any maellne—ltets.o9o . o ld and the
demand constantly InetemAtag. Now Is the time
to take an Agency. need rnr elreolara,
Loutesllo.
TOILET
•
LET.—Desk Room in a
handsomely [lsm! up anise, la se.atrallo.
on e for business. Apply at No. 60 founh
avenue. mecum floor.
rro LET.—On Wood idreet, m N::
4j:l. No. lll
TO LET.--Large roo second
A. Moor, front. orntable fo rty
gentleman,.
a2ILLog room. 134 Tourin avenue.
LET.—Tj N
Pro. op woo. , dm Store build..
e re.n
oreet. street. Esqulre at O.
r PO.LET.—Dw ening Dome No,
30 Irerry street. Engeire at 1106 an
street, netween the booze of s o . n l. . N. and
&Fa f r.
TrLtbenve9reet, from Jonorry 1.1.0 to
LET—Warehouse No. 323
1 ""i" °M"
rro
LET A. Two Story Brick
d 1 pure m
nmca.
City.
TO LET.-7-
STORES, DWELLINGS,
ROOMS AND OFFICES.
13=121
TO• LET.
%VAT LAMS
THREE - hTORT DWELLISO HOUSE .
Ito. slo4:a Penn street, earner B ''s alley.
R+ door, above Bt. C4lll, le a good central
laeltioa and contains all modern Imam
Very ',unable for • Payalelaa or Deanne
on the premises between tht hours of
10 111 A. at. And sad 4 r Pouesol•
given lannetts.4.ely
FOR SALE.
~,
FORSALE,
.1101713 E.
A dwr.bi...rtor 7 Ink* ihrellto
teeter; near the Park, In the Second Ward, Al
legbeny; ecinislnk - Ar• rooms sad wash noose.
ias•sad water, with stable on rear of lot.
TZARS VoliT NAST. POT particulars apply at
ogles of Atlantle Yotual Life 1u1u5...,
No. 1011 Bmlthllrld Buret, (kid goor.) from 9 to
11A. It.. or X to 4 r. 1,
FOR 96 LE
SAW DUST.
Ily Plat Boat load or otherwl., la any o...uthr
delivered le the City . Lauding., or parties evil
tote It from the =III, to hnee It et few
ble tem* by sal :ebbing
lITNL URI
floboltn. WM. Penna. E. E.
FOB SAL. —A FIRRT CLASS.
'WNEW BRICE DWELLING BOUM —lf
a d . Anir7el l
Ersek"Honse and
Largo Loon Prospect streak.
hilt. " Att:. "- :3l'.7: 4 Pint otfto[.. I.llltrg,Vrf rota,,o
LOU r..Ce• noose of fanrroonss
!Or tr i er Virg “ rIo ose on Po i rty
-11;*/
modeti43l.e some i
starve Hoa,e
ofMx rooms.
AI.. A number of Bolldlns Lots on different
Also. Banding' Lots In Illoomleld. PIM
fears to let
tortoise of D. 8. Williams. Roil Estate and
Lnunksoe •ffont, roreateenth Ward. .
Pa., oPposlt nt. John's EDlMorml
B and a SALE* •
l fia.lites"PletZdttrat
.000: Boa.. and Lin. 8* Junes meet.
,8001 house. on 71/qolllff street. $l,llOO
ellen: IS
and 3 lot. Plasma VIVIt7 I
treen $4,300: IS rea le riemerve townahlp. on int w.
rowejsl,ooo: * lots on Preenont street,
000. boase and lot In Balm, Ohl 50 0 ;
lot. glo ,
be.dad of
...11ellveerroe.,Bor,...rt.A.10.0i
b.=
anee 51 sere. In Illeabetla Bore. $3.8001 Boum
and lot to Bridgewater, Beaver eonn —boos.
conialnaBl rooms, lot NI by 910 Ibetil b 000:
Ana at Falr pt 34/k seri., par
.ere.. Lmq■lre
" la. WIIITXOIIII.
Re;al ittaltaxi.ooruer. Band
uki
DERSONAL.--All verso
a. MU 110MC8, et Inver na leek.
a than. Iron We nori t riAPrz i A
pa.item
IocaggIiv•PITTSBIIIMILI HEAL
or .111 bo rot tor mail Iragslo g r ' r too 74 4 Wil a
Perrone Cannot to get felted out of the lan. ' ft ..
alt =Was. 09UTT • nitwit's,Pol6.
.4 ... Be l &um.. Arm*. No. /29 fauna
pen and boil
. ere, Saw &ad Second-Bm4 of all kinds
mu:au:4 oa twat!.
MM;S:11
Mitre H.
Vent ' , Marlon Anu uai P. T.W.CC &O. a W
AllubenT, Pa.
ESIDENVE 0 1'LIBERTY P.
marble naa Root. of ues,
IVOR 1.1• LI. —ll !aria
late three Wry Brlea
two la parlor..
eight rooms, bath mom, awash
boats. wand "rater Imre.. Rooms
lath !Meted. •It In guatoadar.-
P"".""*rP er
. CUTtIAekT
'49 Bizth avenue.
lOWA LAND FOR PALE. -800
' Agra eholee land /a oils oral a: coa:-
Nol4ll,42ll' Hiragtird . tin te or thi n :rail
F.7.'°'?2 , l',:t.Palra n t °All% t t: "14
B. P ncLAIN & Co.,
104 Fourth avenue.
won SALE. —ENGINES ALND
Borrres. tit.r and woad-hand. nan.
st • unt!, on hand and , bonaht iez a
aaa.
• • Coma fkroantaenin and ilk. streak •
nalSat •
111 tabarab. Pa
LEG,
riTHE DISTRICT coluirr or
me UNITED STAMM, to the Weatena
011.111oalt/o"Nl'attritor Plttaba7l,4l a ltl r,Bab
naterlatha eapAftelloffoer4r=tdirga mom all
oWldaadeblZaad oitethValaerr /azt,tl wader bald .
Zae . a. Torldr:noAra oito.o4l.pdroupd tt.47tba.:
gersa r y of JAAT i1170,0t 10 o ejoek
• U lo b lta " alg A rttV, IT lit :,r,t,Nao'.'We
' and Direr, Purtorarah. Pa.. to albooeano. If
should
-1;";
o.el7rlotl. C. beet7ANDI.:BI, Clerk.
A DMINISTRATOWS NOTICE.
M
me ma z lm tb,, totem:. enlace
"an al the told deeedent 111 make ha tut maim; or drmbndi o
know, It
acne whboot delay to -
=wmßm!
112.11 c 117 .= .4° 4 7 ,11%.1
NOTICE._ he assesaliesis for
The Grading.and Paving of lien St;
hens Ornars street so- b .trees, an nos
essay lot exastinailos and ew Isr seta as this
anis oUIIBIDAT , Jsasary 111 b, lilt% tibia
I tern be placed la the bands of the City Truss
1
rEci
75TONS BEST ERASES Soda
Auk, for Wm by J. B. OA3I.IIXLD.
THE PITTSBURGH
VINEGAR
WORKS.
BILLOU & ADAMS
167, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND AVENUE
•
Are now prroarnd to furnish iIIiEGAR at TA
LOWEST MARKET RATES, Attention I. Dar
tionntrly called to our
4IIRA WINE VINEGAR.
BtRaORANT TAILORS.
, 'PIIERSON & MUIILANBBING
- wank & Co.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 10 SIITH ST, late NO. Clair.
anWWhavJe o n o drecw eiv i e h
w i !a b g e s o upply r of s Va
able prices. Mr. YU 11LANHill NU will Millet
nni
MEN. AND BOYS'
CLOTEIMWG. -
A lame and zoo, plate usortamt of Medina
sad Flat, Goods, at the lowest prig,.
GRAY & LOGAN,
47 Sixth St., $9 Fifth 'Avenue,.
(Late lit. Clalr.. a
tio3o
P. 31E'ARI3L-F.,
FASEUONADLII
MERCHANT TAILOR
Kn.!ins constandy on hand
Cloths, &against:l.es and Vestings
Also, El ZN 'MENEM'S FITBNIBRING GOODS
NO. 93 1-3 Smithfield
abtkl.g =inn to ord. In the
itylan •
NEW FALL Goow.
A rplandld sew stook of
CLOTHS, GASSIMERES, 41:4.
recatTed IWIRT
Menebast Ta.liar. 7s Eladtkfteld strait.
00AI. AND COHN.
BRA.DD 0 --- . ' I
G. ZZ A)1 2 CD.
90 rlfth aveo
___
Gas Coal Company,
MINX6B AND BKIPPN62I OP
BLICHIIITH MID FAIIILT COLE
Nut Coal, Slack and Coke,
ANTHRACITE COAL.
Of all at
and of tate best quality. eau be fur
nished at reasonable rates. Lear, orders at of.
nee and yarda, No. TS ANDERSON STREET,
Allegheny City. sad Liberty stinet lotinotlie
.0 Bonet l Pitt.burgh. Addreu reword.*
800 an. Pittablargb, old %bey wilt metro
I trionat attention
s Adr Yrompt attention dire. to 'western abli.
mein. daliqlC
CHILES g. IL MOTION,
Youghiogheny and Gainesville Coal
And lleanalloaturer of
COIL, SLACK MID OFEULPHUBIZED COKE.
OFFICE AND YARD, corner Butler and
Norton
Ninth street. Liberty and Clymer moots,
.at toa ward: also Second street, Eighth tra , d.
Ileum. ward. ward:
Has street. P. & V. /14.11. Dolan,
•
Orders left at either of the above °a10e... , MI.
dress to me through Pittsburgh P. 0.. .111
whom
A 1 11 - 0.! prt "lr.".
lee & Co., Iffichell, atephensem • Co.. B Memo 41
Co., Elrod& Hogue, Al°. Braille/. Plot, Oro. &
Co., Park, McCurdy & Co., Bees,. G e r m Dull,
Wm. Y. Faber Co., J. It. Lyon & Jame,
timbal' &Co.. &Ile. McKee &Cc On as Do-
H.. 211 4 1 11.9.7%1igtf1. 4 r"IIY.PiI.N•
ME/
COAL! COAL!' COALM
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
Haring removed WI? Of ee le
NO. 667 Lnwarr
aster ow not man sump :Loom.
axe nOtt,rtTatild. to rumba good_ 11:10G1310.
.triar, Nu . ? COLL 13113.41 at tba
la llVlZilerit Mar cam, tar addnasid la
tkirm thrOldirh ULM =SU. IrtU be le
0 :a 1: •
100 WOOD STREET.
NEW GOODS.
FINE VASES,
BOIMILIUId 1:01/11.
NZW
DETYWI
11.1(011210 esae
• large stock of
sum rum GOODS
a/ all ducclptlosul.
93 1j 41"d oPsrtet re zed Entbenltite
8. 'E. BREED & 00. 0
100 WOOD NTREET.
CALL Aim SEE
THZ allr
China Seth, Parian Statuette,
v..-
...a v.. ..ft a.
R. RIGBY &
• No. 188 LIBEICIT EMBER%
N. W a relame essonzurat of Me White
(Imm rm. lizait Will total an &away@ as
hand.
LIVERY & SALE STABLES.
BRUTAL PATTELSOS & CO
0011J/Za OW
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St,
IMrMn:rAtGli, PAL
MU on Every Saturday Hold
AN AUCTION SAM
S, CARRIAGES BUGGIES
• WAGO •
Pirt.Ter=472=Pplgran tom ' their
nonce of oongeoment on or Wore Mara:We of
each week In order for sarertlelng. rzompt at,
tendon and food as. will b. Oren ievoni
fOrsalo.
JOall H. STEWART. Lactleneer.
JOHN I. IT WARS ROSS. H.S•SSiiIOH.
ROHL R. PATTERSON & CO..
'Y. 115A.1433 arra
MIMOIESION LITAIEMP
am 'surdA EE k MITT IT,
PITTSBVIZOMI, PA.
UM=
SWINT & &BATT.
ARCIIITICITICAL AND
ORNAMENTAL CARVRAR,
de..li haduky IL, illeilmay, Pi.
eonaljlosi
M. Ttlet Ire
stall tlieseandlna. 6nee. nom*
fluipmeirrs OF ALL
blade at fruit !aka ere received daily
aFB.al. Yelpress._p,aler daltassad. Ea Alf
Diamond Martel. /n ban% lad at' The:Tate
City litaad, Allegbeay City, corny or ypsend
atm Ciao street.. Car lan eaberlearre b aa.
taelaeseetuales as to alentyvbaveas beadle eret
th....ade, and tea veil Walts. Pleb. Wain.
IlerVue. B and Waite all at very
I ' Vlsolve lll.= bl - 0211 " . 71.11 ortari
promptly. •
IVO;(131e7.1:11
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Assets, Over . $500,000
Ali Pollute. I nand by tills Company are perpet
nally Non Forfeiting after the payment of on
/UMW Premium.
Dividends annually declared ma applied mi
third annual premium, either on the permanent
increase of the policy, or In reduction of venial-
HENRY KIRKPATRICK,
General Agent,
167 I=2 Wood Street, (2d floor,
Air• Reliable Agents wasktird
da:q3
W!3AT MORE ACCEPTABLE
brUlat. prerept to tooter 'rife.
Of Meter Maas Polley of Lifer lobar. ne • In mother
SUCCESSORS TO
THE PENN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
Tke Only Truly Illutual Com
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL 119,500.000
Attar paying losses to Cho uit't 0f..61,1100.000
There Is a special advantsge In taking out
polky now, as these who get their policies beer.
January lit will base the benefit of the 50 pe
sent. dtvidend of January oest.
JOSEPH S.' 'ERAVELLI, Agana
r:l7l==l
O kni
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PELDLAN'S 331711.D1NG,
No. as PIRA Avowal.. Second Plop.
CoDltai PIITSBUILUH,PA.
Plaid 1:1D. .
- - Dituarrouts.
MirLe, 117 IT .1/Igival:i!Datintti.
IgalitAliloM..l.,,C.M.l3" Y.
""`".
ROBE TH. ...NU, President.'
32.1.1. Y. JENKINWS.
.IJOHNSTON.
a V o l r e v e
s P s r zy o .
ldeat
OOBt.TJO I (ME. (kW e
WreaL.
Insures on Liberal Terms on all V 0
and Marina Ring.
raTzßurien. pV
I=l
RN INSURANCE COI.
PAW OP PITTSBURGH.
• NMER NII4IOB. Plauldent. •
a`Tr.eLIVIITAtztV mt.
0.0., w.te, a CO . '. WM.
Rae Risk. A.
Mitre agai hom n e inatitation. Meastri AlYtn . de of Pin and M.
X 1 try Dt.
rectors who are well known to the oommunlty. •
Rad who ere determined by prompt.. and Übe.
silty to antataln the eharacter which they bare
w amaseed. at
Psfuteir
Inmc thed. best Droteetime $OO.O
bo 6ta/n
1)11301t0111:
41.1senentak. Jean B. NaCnnit.
ALLUnr, Jr. Clhas.'l. Clarke,
•
James McAuley, Wltun.i ans.& Ye
Alexander .1_ mann gurnpangiex
WiTateT Mg=
D. Dungen.
pLIVNEITLYAJW/Lt
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PIMSBLININI
0171CX, N 0.187.4 WOOD STBSZT, SANI
ocooiccacz BLITLDING. -
. 111 W.8 N=. C 1 11487. & d wan.' spurt
Pnadest.
itiVilainT r haf .
O. watu. D O. Bode eico es - woah
BUDert
seat Palnusr, J. U. Pb.
Etas, JcAn Vaellll.7
HoVALU. Atenum. •
Hoary thoool. tre
AGAUBBT LOB 3 BY !TEM
RAIKLUI INZUIIAXCE CO. OF PHILADELPIUA,
arnaz.llMll arrermrrinrr wr..aess rem
•
mascrion. • - '
V ei4164 il"na r
EL
1•;•".
Davi 5. Brown.
Elainaal Urn. • puto Lea,
veLJaeob 8..... th, _ Edward C. Dale.
Id Vera:qui?, erV4"
OW. O. DALE , Vice President. "a. - 4
• 0.
Wr.f.IMIDSTVZINVIT.
North West corhor TAtrd mad WliodAaStrwi4l.
NAN rins
NATioNAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cor. Federal M. mid Diamond, Miegkei
s M ni hk e. tite RECO= itATIONLI 4 }3•lirt
3B MITS FIR ; ta id :r
DEMIC/C128:
gr-41.1
• Yi • ):20 IstIIVTIAq Ak:,),.111
came. a. L. maim: wow) a PISTE IF$.
IL liana Osidaday.nalastfire and !tartan Blab
, .
• E
. R , I e f l
P'' 4
.r i ‘ , 4 l.
, 'LA I . 1
... v.tPINVLS 'r n D. Verner . ,w. 11 •
HILIMIL rmatolcot. '
EVEVIrDii IYr 11:=1 I:
. .
LLEEYA 1.1181.3/411.NCE
OUICPANT OP Plllll3BllRen.
OZ,No. IMPLaTif PPRZST.Barz Ilioax ,
sealant an kinds of r im awl Draft.
Inn.
ip.r_w_Thr..7R-yratui t .
•wu KINEON A vim Preatilant. ;
itk. Do wk ir. tiwm. t a . A 4,.,„
~
•
tty DralicTo3.ll: •
et..krtoa ti.irlArvn'te*
10 4 41Asin l=ikar, ,
IZag t ; 11 1 1'. . Sa i leyi y 4. ittail,'"4B.
'erriomala - :1
W/NTIS, LIQUORS, &c.
SCHMLDT & FRIDAY,
WU, BRANDING, GIN, &
waozsaats Dammam IN
409 PENS STREET,
ye Removed to
roe. INA AND 386 PENN,
'month 3t, iformerl
paws & Irmo & co.,
■w. MOM, 111, M. In Rad 19 5, ,
Friar ernrizz iirrurntea,.
Cipper • milled Pun • I= l ,.
pcutzung WOMB aye
I NOTICE TO FLOUR DEALERS
AND CONRITNIELB.—Iire are now venue,
nEKor hint of 40.U.OBt2lhurav,
T. A Mit i eS In Meson Pone,
aad Kanto: oellottes, Indiana. Mils l ate(
Wbe"en,....d" ''''t7Zjn'tbt:ltlttratig CaUfti
bWo b.,.
n oleo Gobbed onr Improvemen t* in
Bolting Cloth: and voouso
re hove monnrret jeavreliAlligt del;
' , spat:lion as the Mono mules of Sear.
R. T. 113 0 1 13IADT & RRO.i
ead .
'Rau Auwebaar•
, .
111611
I=fM
FLont: • nava: FLovii:
0111130 TA BKTRirUt=tMTier, 367
M 120 H 1:1 H
707
771. ,ogO ZZigitetas7l, 1 0:a.OVO bbF ße a li
SOO
" V tZW.,Zning l if n FLO4IUBL4&Ar agn.l3il/.Zittguigo:
3137
rer 10 W7l e.. than am Oa Droll/Wm the
. • .1117 7 std rr i Wood
.„ COTTON BULLS. • •
=
Holum, co.,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS.
Xaashmauirs atirii•vr MXDUIX aadILSISS
u0:11911 AND
.11L11161/101111
Ilircammill AND BATTDIG.
irisurpANGE
TIM HIV JERSEY
NEWARK, N. I
ri=
OF PEUL.&DELPIELL
0771CY--37 PLITH AIENDE
Ad-Floor. /boom No. 3.
•
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
• tetooroot to Nino it Anettreng,)
PRODUCE CONElSEuti;lll.ltel4"
nro. Dlsiiicot etre
LW.
lIIIPORIA2I Off
nimui pArroN,
:Whole:We (hoer" Commts.lon Mmbant•
M t yro= Prduce, 1n0..! Macon Meese,
oa friaft "l'itaalL4
pagu . a.t/S mut .114 u4..4lll"ellousta,!
RYE MMME,
soar:. uovsz..zow. notiax...!wx. tr. seam:
jouk L ROUSE & BBOS
e eesson..enrs
h GI
of 11.3111111e1d ••2I wmer street. PIM
roznr linrroir ............... W 414,9487.
§lllllPtioN &WAILLACE.Wheihr
SALE , IROCIIIS AND Piti)DITCZ DEAL.
No. 6 SIXTH STAMM. Pluoonrola.
' ELEGANT
„ •
•-•:, PAPER RANGDIOB:-
1 411ete4 Wall Patten la_tsto thou Moven
slow, to soot sod4lota virgairm,
rriairit/stAlhAdPittrAti. PAAXLIS
t rorljtmD,.4 "n' tlit to to bond ittsowhons
to tho *maim los sato Us,
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,
191 Liberty Street.
soil
FLOUR.
riECONI•TIONISeL.In Wood.,
11.1.• ..41Pmee tmallatkon• for Waits
I:!iLw_Atellat!ti Rooms, Hang. ac...t,
P 11.4" JOSErtlit. In3Un6& & BECO
iTAMPED GOLD PAPER!! for
rarion, of. No. 107 Ilisztet street.
.10111.711 11.11110HLI &NW.
COMM°
tl td.. rrio ltit
ROPOILILII FOR WRITIN.
- Iq•Meet Lrioroto • wilt el nest •ed at rads
ea nrall b Inelsalve , for walttair
•
f
„Alelnetr four Febool Dor haat e• * fof J el l .
na for. Trustier • Colleet lo•
tThe wort to be done In the were of the Coo•Ilf
irr?"1". " 4 0 .114+1. tad on cetera., the
roont47,lo:fggial;t tiLagilAtt
tloa and Intension o, , tmea and Me orasteraralf
f tub and tba books with the orml•me
she, - • novelette/Won l• Sven rad all cra nooks.
relVtiLh!''A regAsTsi7/11;:441frf:
it be p
01111.
before before warrant/tan lewd to
payment. Bond. suldelest eeenrat. will be
_train/Pad for. Ma frattlatent oaf Lira Proatirat.
nom plea Can be at., 00 it IMO
ms cram. of Coant7
*NW LILEBICICA,
Controller.
=
lIITEII-10 Malt able prinks
ron. BIM.. it. b 7
O.J. Z. CIAXIEILD•
0
.&IMRISMMitaTB
farNEW OPERA. BODPE.
Remelt et the riehnier young root ed i an
Mr. JOSEE!M M. EMMET.
Who Is a les Ili .d by crowded and delight.
MTriMrlellterlNG, January Int. Ins re. , .d
T.:7:V.= ar.t.'',.1:47`.13`rt.V.". O.
/RITZ..
OUR COOT IN GIMMAN. .. i
Mr. Emaceas Trite Vetrl'enderbilakenstodert.
Int oduclng his om a.l it. .
BONDS AND DANCEI,
great s Cholo aracteristic Scrimp!. Beene, , .a n
d
LLon the
MOUTH HA RMOI 4 :ICOX
FYI ts inagnot Math., on Bunn:lay.
'ACADEMY OF RONDO..
• LAST • TWO NIGHTS
. Of the Renowned
HANLON BROTHERS,
AND -
The Wonder/DJ Little Rob,
Accompanied by the Winnable
.lULF..BIIIINEIT AND TROOP&
- .Btcond tints mild at Mabee At Bros i 171.1
Wind street.
-
LITTLE BOELLIVIATIN E E
Tor Ladles and Children, Stil 11111? Ay. Jun./
9th, at 9 o'clock. Admieslou to all Pkftk
or
the home, SO cents.
In the windmill! and BXTIIAORDINA KY
Acrrs KtD.AIB , esollied the LILLIPUTIAN
GLADIATOLB,by the prothAlth
VICTOR AND ZULLIN.
GrAVADERrE
.IfIERC4.OI^TILE LIBR.IRT
•
LECTURES. " •
- THEODORE TILTON,
Editor of the: "Independent."
WILL Lieman '
"Jhe Art of : Using the Mind,"
AT THE
•
ACADEMY OF
_MUSIC,
Monday Evening, January 101 h.
ADSIISSION ' 50 Cents.
No reeerved seat. - nettle for Bala at th•
Library Booms, corner Penn sad Birth sheets.
Door. Open at 714 u'atoelt. Lectors eltimeness
at B.
lar ORPHAN
OPEN p.vmrtx, mv.r..zuprta.
dtTeIN BAMILIENT Or OATHIDULL. •
WHOLESALE GROMEMB. &o
WILLIAM imj 4 . :c0.,
Noe. IR and in Liberty Street.
Center Dr birth, rum otter the Lrule at lOW 11/
ures, •tr4Uy
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sn
•
Po 00. Cuba and knell& Wand dogie.
Newtrt, Philadelphia and Haltnnore
Ea
toed do. •
Golden. DON., Lo , ertogs. Drnoilr, ataaril
L a% LINT ' d .U Neiman&
Young limn. Japan, 7froperlal, lianpoirder
and Oolong Teas.
04/011.••04 Bannon: Sloe.
trgeno,U4MYrOV.dlilT. C 7l l :lii. Cloy
Cotton Yarns, got; constantly on hand, 0
•
ALSO,
DLPORREBOP
• ,
Fine Brandies, Wines andilegen,
° hiller, Moselle and Sparkling mock Nemo
r MAX d i Vo.. In bottles.
Om r. oche leagnt sad iuLagg
...Writ a rem.. Plea i ima,
o do ciente. !whorled ltibelMea
Y. li vor . ale _ Wont° Wlnes, bottles.'
m enarkllen why
Take Old Inhere), Madeira and P Leas
Pace OW Monosgaheta ' Val' Dena,
do Very beher/oe Ole tkoneedo
•
ALSQ, •
I lSole m t f rits fOr Moot k'Cadon'S draiiina
Vrimnay and Battery Manly one. ,
Handles of our owo.eleoalon and warrsikted
jioosCl
ESTABLISHED nr
A. & T. GOREY, 181$ -
W.BOIIIIIIY,
_
WHOLESALE GRr.iOER,
,
- No. 271 ' Liberty Street, -
(oupc-r,r oAr, Wu Syna,)
PITTBDURGIES, PA.
Y. OT2i Lt
.. . ........ . ...... A...917/X.LX.
M STEELE & 11011 i •
.474.1smiesiois ifferehings
-• • •
. vx4 pi:rst.o.n.artv.s. dtcr .
90 OHIO STURM ram ?Cut Cram...
ALisousity cur Pa.
P1T ER............. imitEB RIOII4IM
WEIL & ItICHAIRT, - ,
osnussaiirt areapnarrs,
non, oak", nan, an; nap; &CC
14111 Laerty as" Pritsburitl4l
nyakoa .
IVIE&NOIL & HABPER, vram
.17.0178. WIAIR.AND iltoDl7o7ll
00331nlission. Merchants,
it.. an inizivrr enssir,
Wholesale and Retail Groeer,
.ralN°. PZNII
~:
EOM
=