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at the mean
wbo were nerved by
.3:Mor carrier do not get their pa
per, they will be promptly betted on
leaving notice at Weaver BrO.'e DOWN
depot, near Dorrington's feed store,
Tiempereooevllle, or at the Gegirrre
aounting Kew, Fifth avenue.
Mari &Watt Los to the rivers.
The Duquesne Grey* will parade , to.
"7 11;eetett!Itc - isa * the coldest de y of the
t1e50h.....
ltatettal artiste enjoy the present
weathe£ '
To-day la th e anniversary ot:tbe battle
of Pow.:Orloino
Strolls are bolos made to reorganise
the Watibington lolantry.
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paremente made pad
Sag extremely did:Lull% yesterday.
'Man. ITO being mad* In Allegheny
to establish an entirely hew paper there.
Pittsburgh has been agreeably free
from tuggers within the past month or
'two.
Darin"; the pas year 42,672,500 bushels
of cool were shipped from Pittsburgh
The mestingof the Petroleum Aeeocl•
Won Galled for yesterday afternoon, was
ustll this morning at ten
o'clock:
V/ m. Verson, who was stabbed a few
days ago, by a oompanlon, is slowly re•
covering, and hopes are now entertained
,oi hL atimats recovery.
The aimed election of officers of the
po Yemen,lie Library Association bits been
idnotted Until Tuesday evening, owing
to Tiitron% lecture on Monday.
Ilay I.Peohnor was before Derail
Mayor :,Nieticits yesterday morning
charged; with 'disorderly conduct and
drumming's.. Fifteen dollars floe so.
=rod her release.
slippery —The sidewalks throughout
MO city are in an extremely slippery
audition • in oonsequencs of the late
freeze, and pedestrians find locomotion
both dangerous and difficult.
Coasting.—The coasting nuisance It
appears cannot be abated. On several
street' In this citiand In Allegheny the
@pert Is indulged- In without any Inter
ference onthe pert of the pollee. •
1.0. of 0. F.—Mr. George Booth. San
rotary. gives or tics that the members of
Mechanics' Lodge No. 9 are requested to
attend • regular mooting on Saturday
aiming, the Bth Inst. ; as emanate of im
pertain *atter tZ, me annual reunion,
wilt be t before the meeting.
Gloves ani}roadoent points of fashion
Just now. Mors new styles and shades
ars disphayed in the shop windows,
}mong themlbe water groom which is
.Idcoost lavender by gas light, besides
shades of straw-bug, rose color, and the
White wedding glove with silver buttons.
The Vete on the city printing, In the
the fletinblican caucus yesterday, stood
es follows: Osserrg 48c Mail 8. TM ,
patch 7, Cosente,cuti 27. Thus it will he
MOM that the GAZ•TTI made-an easy
wait over the course. Wo have noth
ing to nay; our past speaks for the
present.. • -
Teonglioa's popular confectlonary es
tabliahu2ent ft located corner of Smith
field street sidinamond alley. Nothing
bat the bent and purest candles and con
fectionery are prepared or offered for
sale there. Ladles andriflemen will
and meals ready at all ours, for their
• • • " • °dation.
Victimized.—A. greenhorn from an ad.
joining omanty having taken a quantity
of .bensine" aboard yesterday. was In
veigled Into a faro bank, where he was
victimised to the tune of $1,600. ide will
• go boas swore: If not a wiser man, and
; should:try to keep sober the nest dine
comes to town.
A God appoinimeist.—lt la with
pleasure we snnounce• the appointment
of H. D. Gamble, Erg., an clerk of the
United—Stamm Circuit Court for the
Western District. Mr. Gamble tuts for
rural years put performed the duties
of the office as deputy, under Henry
Sproul, who has held the office for over
thirty years, and is well qualified fbr the
poaltion. . ,
Severely , faJored.—Yesterday , an old
lady, while walking down Federal street,
mar -Locust, Second ward. Allegheny,
wu knocked down by a sled upon which
a oonple of bogs were seated coasting.
The lady bad her leg broken and was
otherwise seriously injured. She was
taken to her home near by and medical
aid secured. The boys were unknown
and scampered off immediately
migrant insiters.—Yesterday morn.
lag about one o'clock the attention of
this Allegheny night polite was attracted
to the saloon of Charles Jacobs on East
Lana, where • couple of festive youths,
Frank Wolf and Antom Brelgle, were
snaking night hideous. They were ar
rested and locked up until this morning,
when Mayor Drum fined them each Elf.
MOO • • for disorderly conduct.
Thepriors and friends of General
R on Representative in Oen.
11 thlvgle their grief with his
o ir" wnor the sad bereavement that hea
come to him la the death of his eon,
George Healey, at Philadelphia, on
lrlday morning the 7th. instant. The
General' was with hie eon when he
breathed his last. The remains will
probably be brought home for sepulture.
• Prohnastass.—On the evening of the
lith. at Walter's Hall, In the Third ward,
Allnbar'', the Grand Lodge of the Inds
- pendent Order of Good Fellows, thiongh
• Onmmitteo, presented • magnificent set
of regalui to D. D. G. hi. Henry Patties.
of the Fifth ward. In appreciation of his
efficient and faithful labors In behalf of
the Order. The gilt was handsoniely
tendered sad Veniality acknowledged.
all the proosedge Wag highly interest
ing.
Wight trire.—TesterdaY morning at an
early hour °Mom Stewart; while pairing
along North avenue, discovered smoke
Letting from the residence of Mr. James
M.Mcßrier. The inmates were aroused,
when It was found that owing to some
Sarelesinesa to attending to the range
the night previous, fire had communi.
rated to the kitchen floor, and threaten
ed to destroy the dwelling. With cormid.
erable dilSohlty the flames were exile
galatted before material damage had
bow done.
Dwitniclitre Patna—Yesterday John
Oliver entered the Babson of Wm. Beyer,
on Federal street. Alleghenyoand mani
fested a combstative diapadtlon by
throwing a beer glees at the proprietors
bead. The misidle missed the mark and
struck end demolished a large picture
valued at ten d dollars, and rebounded on
a show case, amaging it to the extent of
Ilse dollars. By this time the police were
ailed Wand John taken before Mayor
Dram, Arita fined him twenty• Ave dollars
and costa for dimorderly conduct, en
Beyer's lnibrination. He paid, the fine
and was released.
Bev. Joseph King, pastor of the Firs
&Annan .onurch in Allegheny. in a
Fewl'Oerr's sermon on lard Lord's day,
gave to his totagrestation some statistics
with retard to the growth and present
Membership of the church. His pastor
ate began June 28th, 1863. At that time
she church was without a meeting house,
and was worshipping in Excelsior Hall.
Beep were soon taken towards building
one, and on the 26th of May, 1867, the
eharch went into the lecture room of Its
present beautiful and snbetantiai edidoe.
on the corner of Beaver street awl Mont.
ffom.orElidavenrreilor of- the
it a n delira r .
City- On the 28th of February, 11168, the
...upper room" was occupied for t h e lint
.'time...During the present pastorate, now
Of nearly seven rank continuance, the
nut - neer of socastions to the church was
as follows: By confession and baptism.
143} received by letter, 140; restored, 67;
total. 340. During the same time dim-
Mimed by letter. 76:-deaths. 31; exalts-
Mons, ti; total, 118, leaving a. net gain of
1113 members. Present membership, 1.21.
'mere la a good Sunday school otemected
Wllb Ma Church, a rastorg_ Bible clam,
two weekly prayer meetings, and preach
ing every Loon, day morning and erects
There are no • rented pews in this
church.-. All seats and pews are free.
Moneylo• meet the =rent Ira of
Os chunk is Weed by a woe ogitri
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.of Cl. F. Cut er. Esq.., the
the United &atm Te. J. ht. ign
iting, Indicted - for unlawfully opening a
letter, was continued un_ll the July
term, at Erie. ,---
The Grand Jury foumd. true bill.
against J. it. Davis, alias E. F. Hallet.
Indicted for haying In his raesalon and
.attempting to pass count ifelt money.
Wm. Spencer, Indicted r procuring
the area of letters. Sasha was ar.
relined, and having ent.MMd • plea of
not guilty, was remanded for trial.
Circuit Coiwt—Jodge Me,6enn+n•
In the United States Circuit Court, In
session at Erie; on Wednesday. the cue
of George Barker vs. Dale, et' al.. was
taken up. The action was to decide the
question at law, the facts being admitted;
whether the non-performance of the
covenant or consideration to bore for oil
on the territory as. specitied, would or
would not Interfere with the claim of the
lessee to the use of the property, and
right to enter on the same for mining
purposes, at soil time during the limit
of twenty-five f °miss set forth la the
lease. The argument had not been con.
_Jaded at - the time of adjournment on
Wednesday afternoon.
District Court—Judge Hampton
FRIDAY, January 7.—The case of Hop.
lane vs. Kleber, previously reported, was
resumed and submitted to the jury, but
no verdict bad been agreed upon when
Court adjourned.
Andrews vs. Ward, at al. Action In
replevin to determine the ownership of
certain honsehold goods. On trial.
Common Pleoo=Jud a Collier.
Fat saw, ~7ao. 7,—ln the case of A
Aronson vs. the Cleveland th:Pittaburgli
Railroad Co., was concluded, but no
verdict at adjournment. v
. The next coca taken up was that of
Frederick Kesfer vs. Chas. Flosbler ad.
/a. on a mechanics Ran. Jury out.
Quarter Scablons—Judge Stotte
Fathar, Jan. 7.-Thecase of the 'Corn
menwssith vs. Henry House, indicted
for larceny, John A. Warden, prosecu
tor, reported yesterday. was resumed
and concluded. The Jury returned •
verdict of guilty and recommended the
prim:inert° the mercy of the Court.
The next case taken up was that of the
Commonwealth vs. Andrew Jackson and
Kate Jackson. Indicted for keeping a
bawdy house, Thomas Davis, prceecutor.
The jury returned a verdict cf not guilty
as to Andrew Jackson, who is a Winked
man. and guilty as to his wife, Kate
Jackson, a white woman. The Court
sentenced the delhodant.,.Kate Jackson,
to pay a tine of 110. the costa of prosecu
tion and to undergo an imprisonment of
three monthe in the county Jail.
John'Foltz, indicted for the larceny of
a coat. was arraigned and plead guilty.
He wart sentenced to pay the costs of
prosecution and undergo an imprison
ment in the Oounty Work-House for
term of thirty days.
The case of the Commonwealth vs. W.
J. Robinson et al., Indicted - for riot, was
next called. The facts of the case are as
follow.: On the night of the 10th of
July, 1868, the defendants, Robinson.
Kale and McCafferty, went to the house
of Becloud Bliss, on Wayne street, In
the Fourth ward, this city, between
three'and four o'clock A. st., and de
manded admittance. Mrs. Bliss refused
to open the door, when they made an
attack upon It with boulders, some of
whim were thrown through the win-
dows. They then went to an Iron mill
and procured a bar of iron, with which
'the front door was broken open. The,
party then went Into the Louse and des
[ troyed some of the furniture. When
the case was called, before entering a
plea, Mr. Heins, one of the counsel for
defendants, moved to quash the 'in.
dlctment for the reason that it did
not specifically set forth that the
parties had assembled for .-riot
ons purpose. The Court overruled
thou motion. Mr. Moore, counsel for
defendant, stated that in order to bring&
matter before the Court, which be felt
should be made known, he would ask
leave to enter a plea or accord and setts.
faction. The plea he knew was a very
unusual one, but he felt that it was due
to himself and clients that what he had
to lay be brought to the attention of the
Court. Ho said that over 1250 had been
paid by hie clients to Mrs. fillse in satin
faction of the damages done to her holm,
with the understanding that the can
would be settled: The Court stated that
the plea could not be admitted. A plea
of got guilty wee then entered and the
counsel for Commonwealth proceeded to
call witnesses. .
The testimony revealed nothing farther
than what is contained In the statement
of the cue. On trial.
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TRIAL'LIST FOR SATURDAY.
226. Com. vs.neo..Gratram.
22Sw Michael Harrison.
224. " Martin Welsch.
.121. • w w Malcolm McClaren.
.. J. R. Murphy.
10. John Paisley.
9. " A. A. Die:Mania.
TRIAL LIST FOR 3IMIDAT
70. COM. p. 'rhea. J. Campbell
Kesp Your Books
Every man, whether he be "his own
lawyer" or-not, would do well to be his
own book-keeper. He would have fewer
occaeloasj for consulting the law, and
when compelled to no ao would be ninth
more certain of getting his rights. Some
men trust everything to memory—dates,
names, places, accounts. agreements,
everything to tbe way of business. and
the consequent confusion or treachery of
memory leads to half the almost inter
minable difficulties with widen their
lives are troubled. ,-And then when the
matter gets into the courts, and the evi
dence Is contradictory, the Jury are not
easily persuaded of the correctipase of a
we depending for proof upon the mem
ory alone. Every business transaction
should be carefully recorded. The very
habit will strengthen the , recollection of
all the ClMlLnetal:looa, and besides, pos
sess an infinitely higher degree of credi
bility than the .4 remember Po," howenr
positive the affirmation may be.
A Pleasant Fast
One of the most pleasant facie tea lover
'etthe weed, Is tife knowledge .of an es
tablishment whit's, at all timer, be can
procure the finest and beat articles in the
line of tobacco and senses, for the grail-
Manna of his habits In this direction,
and the establishment which bean this
reputation, Is always a popular retell to
him. Mr. John blegraw, No. 45 Rand
street, Understanding this principle, and
with a desire to sell only what .he could
Warrant as represented, has uniformly
kept on hand only the beat tobacco, we
gan, and other merchandise In . his line
Of trade. As a result, Lls home enjoys
en enviable reputation and be has met
with that enemas which ma a consequence
always follows business integrity and
enterprise. His stock is one of the tersest
In the city, and embraces everything
nanny found in a lint class tobacco
house, so that parchment, wholesale and
retell, may have no clifileuty In finding
any article they duke.
Real Estate Regbter.
The above hi the title of a neat, well
executed and rueful Journal, published
recently by our enterprising, energetic
and go-ahead" friends, Messrs. Croft
and Phillips, Beal Estate Agents, No. 67
Fourth avenue. It contain, a long list
of descriptions of property for male by
the firm. among which we no , toe a num.
her of valuable farms In this county,
western lands and city property. The
Register fa distributed gristls and comm.
quently hes a widespread circulation;
and persona desiring to purchase real
estate should not fail to, procure a copy
before making their purchases.
Mews.
Croft and Phillips are both good business
men, and persona .haviag real estate
to sell, or these wanting to purchase,
should give them a call.
Museum Grays.
The anniversary of the battle of New
Orleans will be celebrated to-day by the
Duquesne Grays with a public parade.
F6Dowling Is the route of promotion: The
company will leave the Armory at two
o'clock P. x , thence to Smithfield street,
along Smith Bela to Liberty, down Lib
erty to Fourth, along Fourth - to
Penn. np Penh to Sixth, down
Sloth to Di:Room:to Way, up Duquesne
Way to Ninth. up Ninth to Liberty. up
Liberty to Twenty-ninth Street. along
Twenty-ninth to Penn. down Penn to
Eleventh street, along Eleventh to Grout.
down Grant to Filth avenue, down Fifth
avenue to Wood street, down Wood to
Wear along Water to Smithfield street.
along Smithfield to Fourth.. &Tonne and
thaws tolbe Armory.
at Connell Caucus Fonit-
InUons
afternoon the Republican
of the Pittsburgh Councils met
'-area in the chamber of the Common
,ranch, for the purpose , of placing in
nomination pindiciatee for the city offices
within their gilt.
The following was the resell: '
City Printers —TEM GAZETTE, (Eng
lish). Freiheits Freund, (Gorman).
City Engineer—H. J. Moore.
City Aseeomor—Ttmq. H. Phelps.
Reperridendent of Markets—Samuel KR.
gore.
Clerk of 3forkets—lames Moore.
Monongahela Wharf Master—Jno.
A neoheny Wharf Master—R. A.lllll.
Sail JnApecror—Eil. Matthews.
Di:rector of Arhrs—J. McM. Ring.
Inivertor of Tobacco—Wm. Rinehart.
let District Street Commissioner-J. F.
Hunter.
2d District Street Commissioner—Geo.
Linderman.
• 3d Distriet Street commissioner—Wm.
Rostock.
ha District Road Commissioner—EL B.
VW! V. orhos.
2d District Road Commissioner—Capt.
Juo. Vandergritt.
3d District Road Commissioner—Vim.
:Bark Measurer—Jno. Pollock.
Meat Inspector —T. W. Llodsey
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Oraa• 11017,41 t. —Mr. J. K. Emmett, the
inimitable Dutch comigud, who has been
entertaining the, patrons of the Opera
Rouse during the present week, took a
benefit last night, and it' was such
• one ea he deserved. The house
was filled with an intelligent and
appreciative audience. Mr. Emmett
was welcomed' at every appearance
with the must. hearty applause,
and as heartily encored at the ;close of ,
each scene. We know of no actor at the
present time, who has a brighter field
beforehim, from the fact that he stands
alone in his particular line of comedy,
and no man will draw better, or wear
longer than he will. A grand matinee
will be given thls afternoon.
Urn HArmoxs.—Another large audi
ence assembled at the Academy of Mule
last night to witness the interesting and
unequaled entertainment given by the
Hanlon Combination, "Little Bob" and
the other Midgets, Victor and Julian,
were the chief attractions. Alf Burnett,
however, received a full share of the ap
plause. A grand matinee will be given
ibis afternoon for the benefit of ladies
and children, and the engagement will
close with a grand entertainment to.
bight.'
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MESSES. EDITOPS: The Indications of
the fast lunar month were reported as
not clear, but we inclined to presenting
It as moderately cold and cloudy, Which
are correct, but not so much snow and
skinned rivers is was anticipated. The
record represents from 31 December to
Jannary 2d; twenty cloudy and variable
and live iiunshine days; of which it rain
ed eleven, snowed six, and of freezing'
and white frusta, twelve. Averageplaily
thermometer 35; same days of 1868, 31.
Average danyjbeight of river e% feet.
On the morning of the 9th December, the
barometer of my simeeorneter rose to
31 4.40 degrees, the highest since Janu
ary Bth, 1866, when it rose to 31 18 40. On
last Sabbath the barometer was the low
est at 12. A. u. that has been noticed with
in the age of Debut; men 2710.12, was
also observed - to New York. he indi
cations of the coming lunar month are
not so clear as thrum of November, but
point to • dark, "cloudy, moderate cold
month front January let to lint, with not
very thick ice, cloudy and variable. 23;
sunshine, NIX days of these, 16 of storms
of snow and, rain; preponderance In
favor of snow; thermometer ranging
from 25 to 35 average; the winter so ft
le favorable to the farmer.
Jan. 7, 1870.
The . Coutlnental
The Continental, Fifth avenue, below
the Peetetlice, fresh and bright since its
thorough stetting, Is still the centre of
attraction for lovers of a dainty, clean
and palatable repast. We can see no
marvel in the Immense patronage which
this establishment enjoys when the
style in which everything IN conducted
is considered. Perfectly clean sod tidy
tables, polite and accommodating waiters
and a rich and varied abundance of the
best the market in` season Affords,
should certainly attract patrons . In' large
numbers. This is the secret of the great
atuxteat of the Continental," which
deservedly is one of the meet popular
institutions of Its character In our city.
The proprietor, Mr. floigheltner, under
stands the wants of the people, and by
conducting hie restaurant nn a liberal
scale, meets with that gratifying cur.
cram which alone attend. merit.
Ir.slalonalVe 1 lothing
Ur. W. lieipenheide, Nu. 50 Sixth
street, oontlnnes to manufacture men
and boys clothing of tho !stoat style and
best material, and at popular prices: Ms
large lid 'of patrons gives atnple sal
denoe of the Satisfactory manner in.
which he conducts trade. For fine d ress
goods he has Just received a new stock.
which cannot be excelled in the city.
Business suits are made from material
which is warranted to look well and wear
well. Of overcosting and heavy goods
tie has a large and choice assortment
which all in need of clothing would do
well to examine. It Is no trouble to show
the goods, sad purchasers or others are.
perfectly welcome to inspect the stock.
No. 50 Sixth attest.
CEIME!
Edward Reilly was released from the
Work House yesterday morning. snit
• thirty day* , sojousn there. Overjoyed
at his liberation. Edward very loran.
dowdy celebrated the event by • pro.
longed call at a beer saloon. When he
emerged from the temple of itacchua he
was in the beat trim for • row, and Mi.
mediately acting in accordance with his
feelings, he succeeded in creating • drat
ciao disturbance at his residence In the
Seventeenth ward. ills glory was of
abort doratien. Deputy Mayor Nkho l►'
pellets took him In charge. A few boom
afterwards he was on his way to the
' Work House from which he had been
released. He will be allotied to remain
there thirty dayx longer.
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EDITOR GAZETTE: I vary_ much like
the translations of the couplet of Horace
loallidamors" given by your correepon•
dents C. and H. H. H. My preference Is
for the second:
Pale death'slmrtial lboterepr fall
ply pauper hut e pa au v 01.,. hall.
In exercises of this kind the merit
consists In Catching the spirit of the
original; not In manning the translation
to the very words. Reside' C. ismerci.
fol in all of his three translations; with
him "Death aliakes his dart, hut yet for
bears co strike."
who
is one of those
. Roman writers who . low In his Ideas,.
and Inelegant In his expression of them
I agree with C. In Lis orlticlom of R.D.
Mortuary Report.
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The following Is the list of deaths In
the city of Pit.aburgh from the 25th of
Jan. to the 25111 of Deo:, as reported by
Or. W. Bnlvely, Physician to the Board
of Health:
The causes of death were: Unknown I:
apoplexy 2; croup, 1; pericarditis, I:
marastmus, 1; eclampaia4; Puerperal
fever 1; scarlatina, I; whooping cough 2;
bronchitis; 8: pneumonia, 2; congestion
of twain, 1 tuberculosis, 2; still born 2.
Of the above there were—Under I year,
8 ; from I tot years, 2 ; 2 to 5, 1 ; Stu
10, 1; 15 to 20: I: 20 to 80, 2: 40 to 50, 2;
50 to CO, 2; 70 to 80, 2.
Males, It; females, 12, White, 22; col
ored, 8. Total, 22.
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Joseph Scluninper and Martin Fab,.
two Germans, have bad a little difficulty
in relation to money matters. The two
arrived In the city from the Fedorland
a few days ago. They were friends them
but their feelings have changed. Pahl
became alarmed at last at the threats of
Sehntipper, who spoke frequently in a
darkly my sterious way, of pistols, and
settlements, and revenge, and nought pro.
tection.ln an Information before benne
Alderman Thomas yesterday for surety
of the peace against Schrolpper, who was
at rested Mill held for a bearing.
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Yiuterday morning the Coroner's Jury
empannelled to investigate the circum
stances attending the death of Joseph
Dletzenpr, met at Alderman Koenig's
office, but - adjourned until this morning
at nine o'clock. for want of witnesses.
lidetzenger, it will be remembered. was
run over by a wagon several days ago
and died on Wednesday heat. Alderman
Koenig yesterday received the informs.
of Slinkiest Greenwald wallet Attie
Campbell, driver of the wagon, for care.
1011, • driving. Campbell was arrested
and bald fora hearing.
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Prlll3llC/Raff DAILY GAZETTt: SATUR I DAY MORNING. JANUARY 8, 1870
THE BOLT.
. The following message"' were TOCOSVOCI
lait evening by the members or the Tel
egraphic Union. They show a consider
able amount of material aid:
CLXVELAND, Jan. 7—The National La
bor Union, six hundred thousand mem
bers, is at our back. Mr. Trevelleck, the
President, orders them everywhere to
aid us. He addressed a large 'meeting
hero last night and spoke strongly In our
favor.
ST. LOUTS, Jan. 7.—We have bean out
five days and are determined to stick as
many months. Reports that we have
gone back are. false, u we have not a
eine° wavering member. Theoperators
on the Terre Haute and St, Louts Rail
road passed a • resolution over the line
supporting up. and Informed their Super
intendent of the fact, who replied that
he sympathised with ne. The operators
on the Northern Division of the Illinois
Central Railroad wiled resolutions sus
taining Ili financially, If needed..
WASHACCITON, D. C., January 6.—The
Richmond Evening Journal of yesterday
says that owing owing to the Strike among tel
egraph perators, which la general
,
through tit the cities of the Delon, wo
have not:received our preen reports to-
day. It also gives the lie to the Western
Union reportit that the southern opera.
lora have pie to work. The' Typo
' graphical Union of the District of Co.
tumble have twined a call for a meeting
to be held to-night to pass resolutions of
sympathy and aid In our 'movement.
R.
NEW Yong, January 7.—We have to.
day received a letter from Mr. Jacobs,
dated San Franciato, Dee. 27, 1869, in
which he dates that reductions have
been going on on this coast ever since the
consolidation of the Atlantic ik Pacific
States Company with the Western'
Union. - Operators in Stcramento and
Virginia City have already been reduced
ten dollars per month each. Several In
San Francisco offices have received no
tice that reductions will take place on
January Ist, 1870, and also says, should
you bear of a strike beers this reaches
you you will know wears but defending
our rights, and do not intend submitting
to the whims of an overbearing managing
agent, etc. ' BURIIAIia.
LOratiVILLE, Ky., Jedual7 7.—WHErtz
as, our - brediren of the telegraphic art
have become involved in a difficulty
with the proprietors and managers of
that obnoxious monopoly the Western
Union Telegraph Company, on account
of an unjust attempt at a reduction of
wages: and whereas, as men devoted to
the intermits of the workingmen In every
branch, we feel it a duty to give some
expression of sympathy with those whose
interests are so nearly Identical with our
own, and whose action now is to uphold
the fiends of the workingmen of the
country, therefore be It
.Resolved, By Typograpical Union
No. 10. Louisville, Ky., that the tale.
graphic operators throughout th length
and breadth of the land, from Maine to
Texas, and California on the west to Vir
ginia in the east have the hearty sympa
thy of this Union.
Resolved, That we will hail with joy the
tint note that sounds the defeat of
the Western Union Telegraph monopoly
in their war of oppressien upon the
laboring men of the country -
Resolved, That we consider it a cause
In which all men who love Justice and
bate oppression, and especiaily working
men, should foal an interest, and that
we comma Trades' Unions throughout
the country to render their support
,to
this movement, and their disoonntadOe.
to all action looking Mite defeat.
Reso/ved,_That we Join heads with
the men who earn their bread by hard
work in lighting to the last those whose
solo object as our oppression and their
own-aggrandtzetsent, and that we will
lend our aid, both in word and action,
towards upholding our orlaborers of the
telegraphic art.
(Sigried,) Ilmettlr CHASMS/2N,
Chairman COM.
JOHN KING,
Chairman Board Directors.
ago. IMATtIr,
Treasurer.
tacoJonue-roir,
Cor. Secretary.
Facia HD Luke,
lteWnling Secretary.
J. D. HARVIZLD,
MEE
J. Ronairrs.
Vice President.
Joss Bennerr,
Financial Secretary
IT=2
Mountain Patriots
The Squire's Daughter -
The YachlyvilleMoya .....
Captain Charley
Eugene Cooper
Baby's Ohristmas oirg
Re That Overcometn
Temperance Library .
Fnr sale by F. G. Relnitman,
113 Third avenue.
Special inducenwnts will be offered to
persona purchasing books for Sunday
School lanwiry.
A lot or new and fancy patterns of
Qucensware have lust been added to the
stock at the Keystone Pottery Ware
house, Kw. 1141.3 Liberty street. Messrs.
Kier A L. are continually Improving
their ware and are always on the look
out for new designs. They have now
one of the tinted arwortments of Queens
ware and llnstolware ever *eau In the
city. Per Chaser. should call at 763
Liberty street.
Oysters, Orders; Oysters.—The cele
brated Chincoteague and Ananoock
(Va.) Oysters are received fresh and di
rect from their native waters every Mon.
day and Thursday. Quality guaranteed,
and told at the unpreomiented low.price
of id per barrel. Call at once at
.871.11. h 81de..11,
tt. Third street, near Smithfield.
Day boarding at. Barn's reatanraot,
Smithfield street and Sixth avenue, has
been reduced to the remarkable low
figure of four dollars per week. Taken
In connection with the accommodation'
it this establishment, the price can
hardly fall to be satisfactory to the moat
exacting. To selecting boarding call
"Wald be made at Burns.
Ito liquibegging I No Cheating I—A
plot bottle full of Dr. Stge'• Catarrh
Remedy Is prepared from one fifty coot
package, and the proprietor offers $506
reward for a role of Catarrh • which he
cannot cure. Hold by druggists, or 'end
Wilt , cents to Dr. It V. Pleree. Buffalo,
NA.. and receive it by mall.
Tritellog eatebtln, all irsulatlaa,atylaa
and prioes at Ltobler•a. 104 Wood "treat.
NEW goals arriving daily St Moor
bead's, 81 Market street.
For fsehionable halr.cireteung, plain or
by curling. and a frizzle, fora luxurious
above or bath, and .for skillful cupping
and leeching, call at Wllllantson's ale.
gait saloon at No. 190 Federal street,
Allegheny. . •
Chincoteague and Ononcock Cove Oys
ter; only $6 per barrel. Enquire for
itiarshallfe Oyster's. at Steel k 8r0..a,
Third Avenue, near Smithfield. 100 bar.
rola Just arrlard.
100 Barrels Snell Bysters.—Onaneock
Coves and Chlecotesgno Planta, received
this day. PAM, only $6,00. Quality
guaranteed In all cases:
EITREL R Bao.,
Third avenue..
Williatniou's Shop, 190 Federal street,
Allegheny, is a iirst.elass for luxurious
bath, lor shaving, hair dyeing, haircut.
Hug and dressing, plain or by curlin,g and
frizzle; Min, tor cupping and leech Lug.
Whoulder ehaWie, wool knit hoods and
ceps, gloves of every description, at
Moorhead's, 81 Market street.
Breese and silk scarfs, embroidered
when, and ribbons, at Moorhead's, 81
Market street.
Wee! dt Bro. have Just received i stock
et froth Chincoteague Shell Oysters, at
.6 per barrel.
, '6lll' KNOINIZIVII OITICR. k
Jacsansity Car, lass es L11170;1
N OTICE.—Tae assessments for
The Grading and Paving of Iten Bt, ;
From O'Hara street to IBM street. are nom
may, tor examination and tin he seen at this
aloe 'nedll TUISDAY. Jan. *lib; life. when
t will be placed In the bands of the Clip Trust
nrerAor collection.
• .' CElAlilitin ISAVInt
Clinitadin."
Ladles; One Moen handiterchlent sod
collars at Moorhead% No. al Market 1 VTI6COPAL
:a
~
street. - . ".--.2--
Constattion Neater is a eortain are Ass
Matas, and all diseases of the Hid•
nays. For sale by all Druggists. - -
Trestle.
Chincoteague abet Oysters at Steel &
Bro.'s. Fresh arrival today at $8 per
barrel. Third &renne t near Smithfield
street.
%molten will be pleased to learn that
the peculiar liver of some cigars le due
to prussic acid. ,
Fresh Arrival of Cblneetaegne Shell
Oysters at Steel ez Bre.'s to.day,. which
Ire selling at $8 per him!.
The great trunk emporium of the city
Llebler's, 104 Wood stmt.
ttineaceava Shalt tlymtere.—Fresh
arrival at Steel & liro.'n, at IliSter barrel:
'Melt °purl only 16 per barrel at Stoe
Bro.•e. Quality guaranteed.
Chrletmaa °parrs p 3 per barrel at Steel
er
Trunks, largo and small afros, •.
Lightler's 104 Wood street.
Canna and ladles' Aravaling calm, at
Udder's 104 Wood street.
At C01..11, D, Egan's popular book and
news Depot, alo,' 41 Sixth Avenue.
Webster's Unabridged. Pictorial Dic
tionary.
The Practical Stair Builder.
. The Carpenters• New Guide.
And thousands of• other books are of
fered at reasonable prices, A rare lot•
of secondhand bpoks are offered con
noisseurs at 'pedal bargains. Call and
nee the stock.
Additional Markets by TelegraM
pinomao, Jan. 7.—Wheat: the market
at the afternoon board was quiet at the
opening; but afterwards became firmer..
sales at 78c, - seller January and Febru
ary, closing St 791‘@79}4c. Corn ruled
steady and a little Stronger; seller Janu
ary sold early at 71c, closing at the same
figure. In the evening the grain mar
kets were quiet and unchanged. Pro.
vision. steady and quiet; sales of rough
sides cured at 1334; dry salted shoulders
from dressed hogs 15c; hogs lb FAB 110. •
BUFFALO. January 7.—Cattle , receipts
1,800; market active; ordinary Xc lower;
fair to prime unchanged; sales of 1,300
head at 53.5@t”.0 for poor to medium;
6%igl7ne for fair to good. Hogs daft and
_nominally yo lower. Sheep dull, and
jici lower.
lidnients, January 7.—cotton quiet;
low middling 28 ;o. Week's . receipts,
8289 bales; exports,•lllB bales. Stock,
20 258 bales. Receipts to-day, 1217 bales;
exports, 1039 bales. •
BALTIMORE, -San. 7.—Flour fairly RC,
tive acid firmer fOr low grades and prince
unchanged. Wheat Jinn at 81,85®1,46.
Corn firm and higher.
Idmwatinas, January 7.—Flour un
changed. Wheat weak at 78%.3 for No.
N 2.
I. Corn in fair demand at 7130 for 0.
Oats steady at 40 0 . . I
San FRANCISCO, January 7.—Flour In
good demand, with an upward tendency.
Wheat quiet, ch 01061485. Legal tend
ers 83.
=II
BELL—BORELAND—By Idai. T. 11. Haan..
as Tharadar evantax, Jaanary_ sth, 1870. M.
JAMES DELL, or rittaborah, and 111.. MAST
BORRIAND. or Alle la any Mi.
LAZEAR—RINEH 13.7-0 a 'Monday rem
lag. January 0111, 1870, at the realdenee of the
b.idea parents by the Raw Alex. Clark. Mr.
GEORGE W. LAEEAR and Mite IBA, doubter
of Dayld Rinehart, naq., all of this ally.,
HINER ART-11013noN—At the acme I One and
P. 0., by Rey. W. 18. Van de Mock, Mr..C. C.
RINEHART. at Pluabrrgh, sad LAURA V..
daughter. of John Robson. Ep.. of Elrmlogbam.
DIED:• •
MOONY—On Wednesday netting!. at • tea
o'clock. BLIZABETH, who of 'Engem Moony.
Eml•. In De 531 year of her ate.
The fetteral will take place from her late resi
dence, No. 11 Ninth tt•eet, ea rat.day mottl
ing at 93i o'ricek. Ike friends and relatives of
the family are rim:met:oily Invited to attend.
oABElT—Badantly, Mrs. SLEUTHS, GAB.
NET.n. the resider.. of her kuband. Smr.
Henn Highland (Street on gut easel Urea.
Allegheny. In the 66th year of her age. -
Her last word., inn Jr us. it'll Is Death!"
are the eousolleg evidence: that ... was re Lar
when the Lord seat Ills common.
The — funeral solemnities over her remain will
take place at Avery Mini. Choral, In the Col
lei • Bundled. 20.11011001 e. (Lord's ,Day,' at 1
o'clock r. n., and thorn proceed to Allegheny
Cemetery, rittaborgb. The friends °ribs tun-
By ari respectfully Invited to be nreseni.
NEBLE7—A.t twenty minute. poet eight
o'clock, am Fr dn. morning Jan . 7tb.
selphla, OEOE9E, ton of ....../ameaS. egley.
The funeral will take place from the leeldeace
of his hear. George C. Negley. center Highland
and aural Avenue.. Zest Ltberty. at 31 o'clock
THIS erttatrOON. Carrie/tee will leave MI else
ell it Motelaud•• atablea. near Union Depot. at
1 o'cloct. The friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited to attend.
Thnrsdn — eyenlng. January
eth at 6 o.clocksOHN - ) lchEaTti, In.
r.nt *on of I.eneace :ad Mary McGrath, WA .
6 =oaths and 7 due.
The faunal Will take Pine Toil 577177000.
at 51 o'clock r. N. from the resident's of his pe•
rents. 1.903 Carson street. East Birmingham.
The friends of the (analyser rein it [fully !netted
lo attend.
meK EN VA—UnTburadey •velline..laneere 6.
at g o clock. CRADLES IicKENII•, in the iO.h
3 ear of ht. are.
The foueral W 111 take place from his late nal
No. 6 Haul urea. I . lh...burgh. you
monmi NO, et 9 Wein'. to proned to It. blary'a
'Cunriery. The friends' of the family are
spec' folly fully incited to attend.
ItEoo3l—ela Thor - 3.15, niter, Sat./try 6th.
thlo. at 6 n'eloek, Mrs. MAtlti I It uos, only
T er
i i. : Lo u r c y ,;; l3 r e a r i t- e sid Agars /airmen, In the
=SEM
UN DERT.IM.EIRti
H. f.. WlLLlalge.
r&TT! USON & iiILLII9IIB,
Undersea., earner of rlfth amnia and
ib street, Pittsburgh. Coffins of all binds.,
libroude. Crept...multilevel arid ovary argentin.
Honer funersi fa ralsittrigln ' sleil•ritHH•hed on
not nes...labia terms In the city. Hearse end
eerrtages f .nttsbeel. Oglne one. dap and ulnas.
11 50
1 2.5
!'ARLES are PEEIaLES,
lJ DIIITAXERS Al' D trirgßt
nos.: • t lAN DUMPY ISTRXILT AND ellUltet
AVENUE Alllegheiry CDT, where their Dutra
ROOM m a oonotaatly supplied velti. teal act
Imitation Has ...I. MMus:any and Wal.
Con., at prices varying Dom he to $lOO.
dara prepared tor lots onset. Nes.. and Ca: •
ParelsLooD saw, -.11 Dada of Monntles
shrsods. IP resalred. OM. opea ad MI boars, do
and tight.
JOSEPH METER b. SON,
111413.£.11.P.11Cialtsi,
IMITI=CO3I
bards/pa ter "mornl2. 53.00 *ask
dm 11;0171till and all lonerilyetratebteent at re
*, rata.. eo7
JOHN : M. COOPER &
Bell and Brass Foadders, -
HECINE, LOCOMOTIVE k - LOLLING KILL
BRASSES
made Proutyltv to Order.
RABBIT'S METAL
Made and Kept: on Hand.
hornets.. alsd IllsanOctirtf. of
M. Cooper's Improved Balance Wheel
STEAM PUMP.
Mee, 882 PENN STREET._
nossdri, Coral* ud Rellroodtitnets,
PECIE P:IMENT RESUMED !
1. NO IiVr.MBIT43-t
MRS, S. C. RIMS,
No. 91 0 Federal Street,
.
S PAYING SILVER IN CHA NGE
New Mditinety,
New Lace Goode.:
New Babon /lam.
New Jewelry.
And ell 'audio, YANCY L4lllBl 000138
Coosa sailget pawn NU of eats and Docket.
fill of illvet '
91 Fertelrat Street. Allegheny.
'
HENRY G. HALE
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner of Penn and Sixth Streets
• FALL AND WINTER STOCK
NOW OoMPLETE
112E1
CLASSICAL., ACADEMY,
thtenetone But Iladthi.Llineill Melia 7 061 °'
ter' Term beef., on IIONDAT. :11131•11 3d.
Clroolera tube bad from the TtltelpeL
' de2Anre7 • lev. T. L. illit.LAlG--
f'll CLOTHING.
A.T2I, PANT& OVIIIIALLS, CAPE. Le
ones MOO., or n kind' share vs
band and for We, eekolesed or retail, bY
()TICE. .
• J. •11KIX. other moods, 4th ward.
Pifebaie h. 11 '
The ',memo Basel wll hear •t
cation on the)/ Ji hist. i
et 10 *Weekthe
Anve.m.ann.
• aosEria siteirsic, clerk.
jams
flsinns runium
7or ale i. 11. (lAA MILD
BANK NOTICES
. °MIMIC OF MIN NAMon A I. IN...ANTE CO. I
No. /113 De•trour., ALLaraiusiV.
ItgirAN ELECTION FOR TH IR
'MBA D•RECT , ItS of this Voutueny
will take Place onAION ',AY:January 10. 1e.70.
at the otnee of the employ:between tle hours
010 • L. &Rd
jy4.12 JAS. E. bTEVENSON. See.
Bert DirOSIT COMPANY Or I , Ttenrlto itl
111C10.1101.30. 11 1 69.. (
arTHE ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Ptockholders of 'the Safe Deur sit
Company of Pittsburgh" 0111 be held on 1170.9-
Da.T. January 11, 11110, at their building, No.
83 Fourth avenue. between the hours of 11
o'clock s; at: and 17:kt.. at which time and place
elenklon for NINE DIRECTORS will be held.
S. F• VON itONNHORST,
• deal ' -Pecretery and Treasurer_
TArruLa'susrosur NArtouAL gAur.
YITSHIJ•1111, Dcc. 13. 1 59. 1
HE ANNUAL ELECTION
tor SEVEN . DIRECTORS or this
Bank. to serve for the ensuing year. will be hold
at the Banking House. No. 66 fourth Avenue.
on .UEODAY, the 11tH of January. 161/0. be
tw nthe boors orb and o'clock Y. lir
Y. L. 6TICPHENSMI.J3-iabler..
T tub NATIONAL BANE or rrrrssosoa. I •
Pirranusolf, December li, 11159.
arTHE ANNEAL ELECTION
• tor Directors of this Bank will take place
at the Buehler House, on TUESDAY, January
llth, 111 TO, between the hours of 10 A. E. and
r. x. JOHN B. LIVINGSTON.
ZICTIANO• NATIONAL
ITTBDUSOLI. O. 11. 1809. I
IgrTHE C ANNUAL ELECTION
for thirteen Directors of this Bank N• 111
De held at the Hankins Nouse, on TUESDAY.
January 11th. 1970, between the hours of 1
and 3. o'clock r. Y. A. LONG. Cashier
rilToinlao6 DAMP/a. Baba Or Coma j
I . ll7Blwootr, December 11, 1689. t
lAN ELECTION EOR THIR
TEEN DDLECTORS or. Oh Bank, to
eerie doting the ensuing year, will be held at
the Banking Donee, corner Wood street and
Blzth ..... . oo TUSAIDAY, Jssoary 11th
12.0, bAtAre. the Donn of 11 A. Y. nod A r.m
• • JOSZPII H. HILL. Cashier.
arCITIZENS , NATIONAL
BANE or PrITSBURGIL—An election
for Nine Directors of thie Bank, to terse for the
rtinninS Year. will be held et the B.n,►ln . Rote.
on TIMSDAY. January, 1870. hete een
the hours of Ili 0. X. r. M. ,
Pirrantmou, Deeemb r 11, 1800
' ALLTONINT NATIONAL Bess,
Pli2Bl3soll, Deseret:m[ll. IWA.
WAN ELECTION OF bIREe.
TOILS to serve due!nJ the ensuing yes,
wlll be beta at the linelute noose, No. 33
711th seesine, on 'IU ZSDAY, Janutr7
IbTO,letereen the hones of 11 A lc and I r.
. , W. MCCANDLESS,
Custer.
' • • MNCTIAIeIen • NATIONAL BATS, t
PIIMMUNOU. December 11. lera•
rar,AN ELECTION FOR DI
,• !MOTORS of this rank will be bald
at the lentils, lion= on ID rbl/AY. Janna . . 7
11,1110, between the boots of If Y. and I r.
JOHN 0. MARTIN. Cashier.
151.11ZCLIANTS • & M•1517/ACTCRIIIII S NAT. BIC.
PITTS/1051115, December 10. 1582. 5
IarTHE ANNUAL ELECTION
of this Sank edll take place at the
'qualnt Houie on 71:Ma/AY. January I 1 tb.
1110, 1015000 the noun of 11. t. ta.aed A r.
JOHN SCOTT.
•
Cashier.
DIVIDENDS
OrIPICIL Or BIN
•T
PRANIM• t 0 1N11.1.118,C0C Co.. }
no. wn tOrtOt.
Alt.t.tanclur, P.n.. January 4. Ib7o.
a"THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
.o.op.ny aye 15AY .AY
- . l•ldend of TWO DOLLAR) AND FIFTY
CEN sr, 10,60) FF.II 15 If - be credit 41
onllw Mo.= 010. 111001.1.
jaCial beerrtary.
DIVI DEN II- PENNS V ,V A
NIA INSURANek COM ANY.—:he
Mreetco•nt this Company hate Ws day oe
tea.eo•divldend of pi UR 14 per e.oh out of
e profits el thd .ast al;month.. h. yabie od
after the nth th at., [rte. of D. ti
lIUU It SICIELIICArt,
beeret•ry.
. .
PlTtoOrnOtt. Ja n
nsry 4, 1470. Jag
IarVIVIDEND. - FISAT NA.
TV , NAL MASK. Pittsburgb. P..
(late Pittsburgh Trusttmuse). 1 tut Dirge
tra of this Houk have i bi s. isy .1' eland a 131,1
drug of three per unit. on :be estatillkor.S. uu
uf the profits of the last three us uttigg - psystil
forthwith. feet °taste and Burerninsris Tax.
J: U. bCULLY. Castver:
J 6:58
F=MMM
Mszcliasis s YA%•I•FACtLasfS N*T.WANK
V15T.A76411, January 4, 1470.
DIVIDEND NOTIcE.—The
Dlettors of this haul have
ENT.ay
oi - hell ••.11•Idend of FIVE rca Can the
Cap tat noels at of the profile of the Ina six
the. Phi eirle lorihette. free or all tax. a.
JUITSI SCOTT. Jit.. Cashier.
Ornci Or mg. Nauowat. Ittntatct ro.,
J.... 7 34. 1110.
WDITIDEND NOTICE.—The
'hoard red Dim Mom of ttos contya
this day decla a meol.annam vide nd orbit
malt CIN, on the ChtolMl Stork of the Com.
pfmy. free of tide. rnment and State taxes. Day
9 fret tom IS:b
Init. JAM h..S efTII,II•SSoN,
;Mott , Vt.:m.l4re.
IRPLIIVIDEND.—The People's
~,,,,„„trm4 . B , t;',ll.7,HisN:ydttli ;tar::
Mee,.feral,. of the fond Ma mouths, rte u(
pa)able on demand.
Tartan. DaroslX NATI ~ AL 81,11(..
1 . 11,1011:/tfill, Januar,' 3, 'slo.
arTUE DIRECTORS OFTHIS
E
ra k (ZV. b
jut six moatlia p lahle l
f. L e l
llofree of lax.
r ! L. STLPIIILNII /N.
jaS Cashler.
- CITY JUN% Or rlTTi6t7tti t
FirmlWlttan, r a.. Jaaaary WT. 1170.
aJ`TBIBDANKHASTIIINDAY
declared a Itlrldend,of ?IVA 00 a IN
Cl' T.. Nola the prolate or the lam. alt months,
Parable as am :tatter the TNNTII
W. N. It ()ROAN.
Jal:ta Cashier.
Ml 4 -11.8,1,11 N•TIONAL. RANK.
Jaaaarrad. INTO.
IgrA DITIDLND or EIGITIT
CIO MLITT., tree et Taste. win be
raid to•
the atnritholdere of ills /Haat
t . ea lad
eller J•N UART I._,
"TH. JOIN . O.
Jactl Cashier.
AtatoWaal . atattOatit.•ax I
Plti ta
tatCts,
• 17 3. 11110. '
arTIIE DIRECTORS or Twig
Mutt nave Ilt
a day ttra!ared a dend
of FIVE. PEU CANT. on the eaott•l stoat out
of tat ea , alt g& of the latt six at oath*, Day ataa
M the floetiuddi ea fart tree of •11 tax.
licuLei 'MEAN •
Jae &umlaut Padded..
Or/Waal. aaaaaaaaa the lotus- t
ovum Coor•NT.
PllrTTOrOtalf; Janaory Ist. 111 TO,
arDIVIDEND hO.l.—The Di
atorsor till. • CoTopoOT have THIS
TAT dream* Dl•rdesol of rite 001.1.411.5
VICK till AKC free of fluthroment Itrd jo ay.
obit Doo oar. of the thionpeot. 001 443 Prot
Sou thoty. to the lituelholdthe og sod at ,
ter the TICBITII lett. J. J. ALHEITZ.
Jethrett Itheretaryl
C==EZI
erne. or Tilt (Lino int rnoWCa XT.
hnineuan, January 3, 11630.
arDIIIADENII I The Board of
DI etors of ibm,Compel! nay. 1.10.
day eeeland la dividend of TON riltit CID T.
.1S of this pronto of the Ise t vie =ovine. DM itnLie
on Senissui, free of ()overlie"
Amara T. JOINST
viort,
arIPITTIMURGH NATIONAL
Be OK OF COMMICHOZ. C'ttll3•3
WO lb WrIIIEWT AND SIXTH •Vr74ls3.—The
Director. orl i. Yeah hale this dry declared •
nl•lllrPti or SIX. ChNT. on the Capital
Dock etas of the Drools of the last Os months,
payable en demand Om or tiorerument tax.
J056P11 Cubler.
Partial:Yvon. Pa., January 3, 11130.
0 "'71At1111t7.121:1;71.fi°,174'i1.r• I
tarrlllE PREWIDENT, !NANA
JIMA AND COMPA•T for ereet•nit a
Bridge over the Adept.. River. opuoalt< Noe.
burgle, . Dividen d or Allegheny. have tica day
<teetered • of TWO Dth.L•Ral.
elate of the rapltal Block of the Comp toy, pay.
•bie to btockeolder• or tbale legal rtp.vum
vire by the.Trewarer. foribotth.
Jal • W. WAIL HUHU. Tresiaurer.
I;rtri/DEND NOTICE.:e-Thdt
Haitilad Coln=lf h aa! T N I nn l dTaa::ll"4
Inaluend FIVOC PER CEO T.. ' eaear C" e ' s
Cfatlartt 111. into! 1... e cannon or the ma: eta
nvitttoh payable to Stoat holders or. their 1101
repreteatatiVra. at the °Mee et tt• Company on
and After JANUARY LOT. IBIU:
Jan Wit. LOPS'', Presidant.
Prori.x'a 9AT10116 iItNIC or ALLsourrY,
rtrmber Is, 1149,
tarTHE HIHECTIIIIS OF THIS
of
nt, S
invcTieTtekl; day
ns o pe' Uo ve r el dPridend
oarablorosallartorJ 4 Lansry Lir " " e,
X, P. a UIINO,
Cublet.
Et=
OTICETO FLOURDEALEIII3
AND CONSITMERn.—We are now reeds ,
1f1 4. r al , of 40,000 bushels emefully
lEASIM
selected
WHIT AND ADDER AND . TANN
WHILA pnrehued to Oltmon. Parke therm
and Morgan mantles, Indiana. Ilia of
Wheat In the very beat to he found and anent
be surnamed by sAy In the Dulled ntatea.
We have also flubbed om Improvementil
Ifseldnery. Bolting giallo, and Cooling Dooms,
and are now preparedto rurnmb the best Flour
we bare made for ten years at prima that defy
ooMpetltlon on the same :rules of tour.
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO..
Pearl Mama 1011, Albtbeny,
•
, Septembet 13.1809.
FLOUR! FLOUR 1 FLOUR 1
lIINNEEOTA RAKERS FLOURS.
EEO bble. Legal Tender, 357 bbl. lia N /141
bble Emma, 110 DUB lemma STO
Plonks Co., gee bble, Red Myer. 133111 s Nag
Deg,
1160 . b i tilliasrget S ITIs i nIVekee. SOO
btu 'aflame brew:Spoor Wheat Flour,
- . W INTER WHEAT 'MOLY' FLAMM
W MU of orageeld, Ohio, Pride of the
ot lOUs. Masellou Femme EMU
llaglesder sad Crowe,. <halal dt. Lome
for We lower th. can be brought from the
Wee.. - W illN Al CO
in .odWood ain '
t.
COTTON MILLS
noun>, HELL &
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS
J. i H. PHILLIPS.
SIG awl MS Stalk strost.
Kaisllol . Min of MINT =DIME lad LIORI
LUCHOS £3D ilkilllol/A
tetixTuras £ZD INITIZG,
rair.yor.rrEs—"Th-Let," "Por &VA:
“Boardilp,"
dc., not exceeding FOUR 1.17785, wW
be inserted in these columns ore for
TWENTY-PIPE CENTS; eachFaddf•
lions! tine FIVE CENT&
XTANTED. - BOARDING. - A
Flratant Front Room, with good Campy
board. 47 ANDERSON NTREV.T. 11er4.47.
•
WAFTED—HELP.—.-AT EN&
B 44 t. r tAn - lila n Zi c kkit ' Llisall
Mee of moormen, Persona w.aung twr
M
f MI Mode eon be mooned on Mimi notice..
• '
city to sell
TAUTON tIEWINU the
MACHlNE.celebrated n A tem= w e
offer teems more Mend thee say other oompark7.
street.
C"' %at
Amu
ANTED.—AGENTS every
WHERE- to sett the AMERICA'S KNIT-
Trltill MACHINE, the wall l'lsettess touptr,
Knlttlox Machine ever Isysntell. Pyle. $5ll.
well knit 110.000 stlt,hes per Wont.. Ad
dress AMERMess.. ICAN KN Loul. IS TI
Nti
Mo. MACHINE CO.,
Boston. or Bt.
.W.ABTED.-- Two. Solicitors
for establlmbed New York tall
cask) Life Insurance Comfier!), to operate In
Western Pennsylvania.' Will be paid saluy.
Add.. Bo 75E1. Plttsbur
WANTE6.—A ,German Gen-
TLEM &la who iipesks Itogash to take the
General Agency of a New York Life Insurance
Company, who hare an English °Moe at Pitts
burgh. Lim al Inducements to a proper person..
Address. for Interwlew, Box 766, ..1% , 0616 , 75,
111usborgh. "
WANTED. MORTGAGES..-.
130,000 to Loan to large or .moll Aiateu.4,
at a fair rate of Interest.
WANTED: - AGENT*. -4250
per month to sell tae only ClENEftelle IM
PROVED COMMON eIf.NSE nleNelliti MA
CHINE. Pelee only 11111. Great ladneements to
Agents. Tale Is the most papule', honing Ma
oLhine. of the day—akes the MOO. “Iflaatle
ok litttoto.—will dmo
any kited of Wink that can
be done on any tosehloy—(oo,o9o sold and the
demand Cour tantly Inereallne. Now Is the Mee
to take an agency. heed for elreulart:
C 0...
of Infrntgers."W Address tatCOath &
CO.. Horton. N.... Plttsbuthh, Pa.. go klt.
Lenit,Mo.
WANTED.
INFORMATION
Of the whereabouts or Josarri CAE, who
left Can Francisco, California. °alts SIM of
Irebrum, INGO, and landed at New Yo.k about
the C 4.61001110 of the followlith month. Any
person who may communicate luttillgetice re
apeetine the tall JOSEPH BARS location to .
bla brother. bIARR BAS, at NANIMO, PAN•
COUVER ISLAND, BiLlsh Color/ bla, will he
moat nraterully thanked tir kla klodneca Cod
[-paid for hi. trouble. , JaLani
O LET.-41eals. Room lts a
handsomely Bawl up oat.. In a esotrall.
eadlon for business. •pply at No. ISO fourth
avenue, IIeMLIJ door.
TO
no O LEE—On Wood street, No
• 75, w oce -pled by J. H•Herman
quire St No. 47 Wood street.
TO LET.—Large room, second
floor, front.itable for gentleman's
fourth
merplrg room. 154 fourth avenue.
f LET.—The Neulitore build
rng. No. de Wood •treet. Enquire at No.
1 Peon .Veer.
910- LET.—D vs el ling House No.
1_ 30 Perry Street. Enquire at 206 Penn
street. between the boom of 10.212 A. 2. and
and• P. v.
To-LET.—Warehonse No. 823
Liberia • , reet. (rum Jaunty Ist lust. to
April Ist, 1171. Stellite, at rear stales ea Mt
premiers.
rleghLET .--A Two Story Brick
threil og Hun.. N.. 911 jgr gt . rg y
eng Cm. It counting! MI the modern tm.
e nett ';:a d sclitt i ftrg i aett. P rg'l" . dt . "9r . "l,
AItLILE, City Engluecet Offlrm y ralegh . eny
Cr y.
TO LET.-
STORES, DWELLINGS,
ROOMS AND OFFICE&
lawareof
F°o SALE.
A destralde two story brick d . wstilsit bee.%
situated near the Park, In the Second ward, Al.
leghtay; eoutadia dye looms and wash lasses
gas and water, with stable oa tar of lot.
Tawas Vaal . Parr. Tor particulars apply at
oaks of At!male 'Mutual life Insurance Co.,
O. 100 8021110111 d atrret. Old tl.r.) frotrt9 to
Oen! ,71
M2M=M
FOR BALE
V. M. 01. , 1L OW
C•••• 1
By Flat Boat load or otherwlto, to aoy at:malty
ellvere4 at the City Laud:nye, or parties reit.
111 twee It from the mill, rot hart It It rt
=
VOIR FIT CLASS
.1 Mew BRICE DWILLLIaG 1100111 L—If
not Ut d won wt I be row wt.
Alto. A mt.t tubs', att.' Snag BOOM and
Lar 1
s ge Lot
*olltgerl
o. •LrW Brick wetted or An rooms.
AWL attic. good gal ar. gat and water. Yang.
TIM street.
. •
Also: ae eztallezt isaro• Noma or Goat roosto
and ball on for 7-fourth .Lien.
•Iso. A well bull fr.m. Boon On Tarty-
Iroarth stmt. Pared la Irons and rm., with •
SI no stools, for toa modernse az unto lot.
• ao, • srst class style kraal. Halite
of slz root..
52U;M=M1=11
Also. IlaiISM( you to Elamiteld. with tea
yell, to ev
qire ofWilliams. Nast Masts sad
Irmassass
♦feat, Seventeenth masa. Pitt.
basal, Pa., °posit. at. John•. tpiscopal
Carea•
FO.
ntonea ß
and L BALE ot. on Bpi. 818, Son 10 8.1.
R4ee 011,400; 111. *cr. near rend., natl..
00; lion. nod loft. 011 3•311. •Wel
IWO; 11 bon., • elosoloc atreat. 31,500
teen: tidos. .d 3 lola In Pleasant V. 1..
54.300: 0 area In Reserve ...ship. on Ertl ,
preen road, 50,000; 11 lota on Ynneont street,
04,000. b.ae and lot /3 tlatem. 112,000;
I sere gtadvedla Bellevue 80.. $1.000; boon
and lota, and of B aaaaa tire. 01,1150; bon.
uJ la rem his illsabeth Bona. 01.000: bonne
and lot In Beldeewater,_ B ooltal —b oon
t
coo tam. 51 room, lot es by 1010 feet 000;
hem at Yale 0.• Citation, 34 aeree, per
acre. Ingot. of
wnrrar.ouz. •
Baal It.tata lscskt, cams Okla sad lilvidukky
malts. kilacar•
DERSONALL.AIIpersons seek.
IN° HOMES, or turesmatata In Beal L
tate, will mai tame, trouble and money by pr.
a r Trr NJ lerir.•• "l == drag
or rent be sent by
_mall van to any reduestlad B.
rersone cannot rad Wei salted outer too tarp
11.1 It oontalne. ORUTT L PHILLIPIS, P.O.
Ushers and Real 'Mat* Mesita, Ho. 119 ninth
VAR SALE.—Entines and BoU.
ors, N.. ud Second Hood. of W Mods
emulously ou WA.
I a? 'Ali ;#
PITI`6BIIILG Et.
WANTS.
ANTED—An AGENT for this
It Podotace
THOMAS. 8. PETTY.
Bill. Bond .9 Beal 999te Broker,
No. 179 gre , theeld street.
TO.LET
GIAZZAII I CD.,
06 6 , 106 Avenue
FOR SALE.
HOUSE.
SAW DUST.
WM. SIRE.
MI=!MME!I
a 00113027 proaptly
=!
.
/AIM RILL & 00., •
Corm r Marlon • ... • P. F. W. l 0. B. W.
Alleithenj,
RIItIESIDEvCE ON LIBERTY On
FU ALIC.-1. alma away Balch
Mor Moue oi half, two largo. parlors,
carol. melt room, bath room, wash
boos.. tall.(. gas aid "mt.' Ixterm. Rooms
lusty papered. al, to geod order. Immediate
poluasioo. For price awl term., apply to
la 6
b. OUTUBILIVY.ik SONS.
TI) alittk
lOWA LARD FOR PALE.-800
r . .
Ler , . of tholes land 15 one of the beet ono
an lowa, neer the lane of the Chaento ♦
Northwester* Volumed, and In ate et the most
refuel! e portgr or the Mate. Will be paid
Pew, th e wee'. put. Imelivin to
- font avenue.
FOR BALL — ENGINES AND
Mantles. new iss4 morktl•band, eon
.uta oa haad and botteit immr. a am
Corner Beverammth and Pike meas.
Ilona rittstrugh, Pa
DILWORTH, IMP & CO,
243 LIBERTY STREET,
(Oppoalto head of Wood.)
♦ee receiving large ihionsinLn Of
New Crop New Orleans
SUGAR and MOLASSES
rir They give 12 per cent. tars
on allSuyar by the Hogshead.
MRS- OR CHNTLORN,
Wlsktog to puretmo • me• proses, for Oar
Mend!. for •
-.HOLIDAY CIFT.
Would do well to •ton eunn Ina MY etoek
of WaTctILS, CLOCKS, JZWILKY and ell,
VER WARS of the mut dealt able potter= Jut
received at
.W. G. DIINSEATIVS,
JAIVALIII AND OPTICIAN.
=I
* •
VINEGAR.
s: dill
VINEGNItT -
. • \ATOPIKS.
BALLOU & ADAMS,
167, 168, 169 and 1761
SECOND AVENUE,
Art now moored to torolsA VINIAAR at ttIO
lAMTAT ItAIIKET RATIO. ►tteutton to Air.
tlestarly called to our .
ENKRA WINE lIINEG/4.
MERCHANT TAILORS
I'PHERSON & MURMURING,
SIICCE.SBOItB TO
W. H. Co.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 10 SIXTH ST„ late St Clair.
We have Mat received a large supplier fall
and Winter tloods, whibb will be sold Wasson
able prices. Mr. UV KLAN SRI NO trillatlll at
tend to the Cutting Department.
delnglo blePHEilbOti i MUIfLANBRINO.
MEN AND BOYS'
CLOTHIBIG.
♦ Imre and :0 toplate asserinsni of Medi ••
• 4 Fla. Goods, at the lowest prices.
GRAY & LOGAN.
WV Sixth St., 89 Fifth Avenue,
Mate St. Clair. , mo.lo
P. M'ALELI,LiE,
FASUIONABLU
MEROILANT TAILOR
xCeps constantly on hand
Cloths, passinterea and Vestings i
7IIU2iIBEILIiti GOOD&
No.. 03 1-2 1 SmHMI:told Street,
1=11=21:21
IGeat's °lathing made to order to the latest
eeluset
NEW FALL GOODS.
spleidld aew .toot of
CLOTHS, t4SSIMERE73, &am
J•at received by HENRY NtHYEH.
Seal Yezellat Taller. Ti Bath td allot,
COAL AND CORN
BRADDOCK'S FIELD
- Gas Coal Company,
=
Gil, BLLCISIIIITH AND FAMILY COIL
Nut Coal, Slack and Coke,;
ANTHRACITE COAL.
Of all sizes, and of the Feat quality. can be far•
ntstied at reuonable rates. Leave order. at I.
dee and yards, No. ANDZISWIN STREET.
Allegheny City. and Liberty street tohlinsi.•
teen:b street Pitt...burgh. Addy.. Poe . ofeee
Box 597, Pittsburgh. and they wilt reeelre
rompt attention
air Prompt attention given Areeste dal rn
iql snip.
meats. 5
CHARLES IL ARMSTRONG,
Youghiogheny and GonneUntil° Coal,
And llanuftatuftr of
COIL, SLICE MID DFSULPHORIZSD CCU
OTTICT Ain YARD,. earner BOUM . sad
Normastreet. Liberty tad Clymer street.
Ninth wrd; also Second street, Veal, ward,
motet foot of Ross street. T. & It. te. Depot,
Second ward.
4.1
Didleeireiiet either of the above °Dam or ad•
dress to me through Pittsburgh P. U.. re•
calve promyt atteutism.
/Defect° 'Mom lam ourpl_Dolti Amer Wall.
• co,Wm. Smltts. I.Tnion iron Bleach
r Co., Mitchell, Mei/Memo &Co.. •
Co., Groff & Hogue. Alex Bradley, Park. Bro. /.
Co., Peck, McCurdy k Co. Item. Ursa! Dull,
Wet. Faber d. Mc K e e yCo... James
Musball 6 Co.. Allen. * Co., tin on Ilw
mt . tAlisit=infite.litryille B.
U., Ponsaylv.la Y.
GOAL I COAL!! COALM
DICKSON, STEWART *.5).,
Honig Ittoo•Od ta4l• Moo t
NO. 567 laPirraliTY STOMP,
Mai! illty Iloar ZOLOWID =OM •
krea rr r No ha
44 fe z moil . Bl . oaCat
ororrli d it their once, sand a l
tc
ea through tho all, Nil b sandal go
woman.
. 13:e N. ••p* ,
100 WOOD STREET
• NEW GOODS.
FINE VASES.
simunas .111.111:1 CIIIN/L.
"W
ji9MehRMTI)
=OILING SITE,
♦ large atatt of
SILVER PLATED GOODS
===2l
1 4 1 :411 . 1 .2 a0 .4 arr1 , a: Azz i mot t zahl
t a!
B. E. BED dr, 00.1
100 WOOD BTIIEET.
CALL AND SEE
TEL NNW
China Seta, Parian Statuette,
Voorg and PaneViri T =nr opening for the
H. HIGBY & CO'S.,
No. 189 LIBERTY 8111K6T..' "
11. 13. — A torn ossortistot of Floe White
Granite Wan for family and hotel ate Always all
Mad. 001
In 'l] i ]
ROBEIT H, PITTERSON & CO.,
VORWILO. OP
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St.,
Prrnmoutm. PAL
mu on Every Saturday Hold •
AN AUCTION BALE
RORSES t CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
WAGONS, •
Lad graryttlng argentelatag to the Hone.
deetlng to sell trill pleue leave tbeir
Ratios Of coaollromeot cot or bear. Thursday ot
rack week la order for advertising, Prompt at
largals teallork sad good ears will be Rhea all Bloat lait
.
ude4 WWI Paper. !siplth lists
vtous to mos Rod mot. verralllos and
;' , 01.111111MM: pmTrifigiti
'lf:oNp% Ve os Intr
W git... bit
Is the conatry. 1.. 11S
we P. MARSH4.IIVS
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,
• • 1911.4berty Street. •
15.A.T.1111 AND - nu • •
JOHN R. STEWART, Astiloom
+amre. ST/WAST ROST. U. EMMA:WWII.
.06100 RM R. PATTERSON s CO.
' ". i: 1 :4 (o).*:}1 b i n A pi:.
COL SMITE LUXOR k 611 E ?T R.
asat,. PITTSEIVROII, PA.
Z. SAME?
SW INT & MATT.
Asourracry,w. ialt,
ORNAMENTAL CARVERS,
its. 66 hadiuky Bt., 11WWI, bu
ettMairtmelat 2 " 1 "` ON Ifa
Of •3/ dll.Ol • • • T
4ARGIE SHIPIIIENTiII OF ALL
Mutant fresh lalm tab arerecelven daily
....,.__
_ 3 / • telprese , wonder let mend. 'No 43
.....'...mwt 3 Market, rim berth , are el the Twin
,allBt..d, ati.0.,,, My. eorOf 1 . Of faders/
and Milo atom. Ulm 104 g 00 0." .. " N A°
b " 4 ". Woo o • toolgrayokswerna hands rat
4, and can @eh Mute Nish. ta11...
gin . Black Mao :. nmaltliht ,
umiak,* ,we will Mom also
•• Whol" to or C A.O or/loor UN
peumin •
AMUSEMENTS
14ErNEW OPERA HOOPE.
P•TURD.LY 1.171R2i00N, January NW,
1140,
=I!
AU. some; In etv ran cbarant, of TILITZ
VAN lIIINDARRL.I.nNSIDTRISN.
SATURDAY EVEN IN 44, 7th nooraroteo of
Mr. JOSEPH K. EMMET,
to Chutes Otylor`• dram, of
FRITZ.
OUR ODOUR
ate... Wan gh is SOW. Dances sod Chatheterie•
Surleoque
To conclude wlth the et lebrated dnaa of the
==M=!
Fes ,...
Eir'ACADEMY OF. MUSIC
Last Night
Of the Renowned
HANLON 'BROTHERS,
The Wonderful .Lillie Bob ,
bemoan Int by the talmltable
ALF. BURNETT AND TROUPE.
=I
=11=!
LITTLE 808 MATINEE
For Ladle. and Children. HATINIDAT, January
Nth, .t 9 oNitoek. Adelliwion to all part. of
the home. CO eentA
In the wondetful and EXTRAURDINA ItT
ACT . IN HID-AlR,•ei,Utled the LILLIPUTIAN
uLADI4TOI9, by the prodlele.,
VICTOR AIND JULIAN
rgrACADEMY OF MUSIC.
VIERCAXTILE LIBRARY
LECTURES:
THEODORE TILTON,
Editor of the "Indeperaiknit."
M=l3:=l
"The Art of Ustug the Mind,"
AT THB - ' ;
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Mon day Evening, January lOtb.
E 3130133
No reserved real.. Ticket. for sale kt the
Library Hamm, corner Penn mud Mill etreela•
Doors open at TN o'clock. L. elute commence.
-
3F•JiMEL,
OPEN EVERY EVERINUs.
IN BASEMENT 01 CATHEDRAL
Aslt •
INSURANCE
govo 3 , 1 11E4 q:4 41,11
LIFE INNEN COMPANY.
OF• NEW 7ORK.
Istiblished Mirth 4th, 1450.
One of the olden sad smat reliable Instlia
lion. In the country.
.11.954.T5, Sept. Ist, 1409,..1/3,249.077.14. •
♦ !moping over all liabilities of Cmoat half •
million dollars.
The Dtre eters are among the most respectable
financial men of Nei York.
H. L. BOLL/lAN, Penn Y. S. N. Nat. Bank.
OHO. A. BERET, 17.4 Citisens•Nat. Bank.
JOHN IIAItPHIL Penn Bank of Pittsburgh.
JOHN WILSON. Dbeetor Lisbon Nat. Bank.
JOHN 11. SOPLLY, Cashier Pint Nat. Bank.
AUGUSTUS 11 - AITTJIL Direc.r 3d Nat. Bank.
A. WlZZL.Presdtfierm. Say. Bank, Alice) ,
J. B. BACKUPLN t SON. Booksellers sae
Ststlouers. •
• U. BARDENWERPER.
umnat Agent' the Pennsylvania, 4351 Weisel
street, Iddiedelphle.
W. U. AIME,
lout for I.llrgbety coo at:. Office. In Penns,
Too. Co.. IC Wood St. . aaMoS4 ?rum
•
TUB NEW-JERSEY
•
Mutual Life Insurance Co'
NEWARK, N..i.
Assets, Over $500,000.
• ...
Ali Pollak, issued by this Company are ;Rivet.
Unity 11 " . .,Forfelilug alter the payment of one
Premium.
Dividends mutually declared and applied on
third annual premium, either on the Permsseit
Increase of the poUey, orb reduction of mend.
um&
HENRY KIRKPATRICK,
General Akent,.
167 1-2 Wood Sheet, (2d floor,)
PITTSBURGH.
r Reliable Avila. waisted.
del:q7ll
C ASII • . •
INSURANCE COMPANY.
riusuars BIRLDING. •
no. it AM. Avenel& elleemad lleer. -
ITTTSHOEGH,
Capitol All Paid III).
IHRTXTOBS.
N. J. H.W.ouver, Jr. rapt.M.Haika.
Dean aI.H CaeXakan.
Jake HI. S. JlLKlterkan. Jll* Ellilf
nexus !ao.B. WlGaek.
JIIB. i i. T AN K IMIts, rI'
Ti •
an. T. JolunsToN,
Ter Gt
Inures onMet.
Liberal Ter=
and Marina 8'
Id Glekke?
%MT CUM
WINE& LIQUORS, &o.
SCHMIDT Br.. FRIDAY,
IWIPOIITZLIO OW
WINES, BRANDIES, GI, Ng
wnoislnine Daum's ni
PURE BYE WHISKERS,
4091PEN3T STREET,
Mime Removed to
NO& 384 AND-886 PENN, .
Cor. Ziaveroth SL. (formerly Canal.)
JOSEPH S. FINCH Ic CO., ,
pm. rm. 137.139.16.193 imml 103, -
11332 MIMI% PITT 1330.011.
Iwraracreviras as ,
COAL g Veankd Pare
anomiHom i W" llaus -
ELEGANT
PAPER HANGING&
.1)E1 e fUiTL I I I G : O I N MI I t 2: 1 0. for Tat.
(*Ms g . * Si HOOsit Rom?, LIOOI, Jte..
si 10 Market mt.
JOSEPH IL H11M3121 A BILO.
OWED GOLD PAPERS for
§ i frulara. at No: 107 Market meet.
Jilleir.PH Y. UIEIOII4IB • NW.
cravat OT Title
CONTiOthltla Or A te.7OIILXY CCIITT pa„
rirrintosou, Jauttary 11 , 1 g. 1570.
VcROPOSALS FOR WRITIAR.,
.4.1.1 Prep.. • 0113 es recta eel alibis
o mall 131 h lust.. lac'ealtra t for weltlai
.ao bowing from the Aseetuore , boot..
/Iteety•foor till re teepltem r • for 1570. '
Iltnety• fear related Depilate. for 1510.
laces .foot Treat asor CollecUon LooplIcat!o ,
for 111711.
Ike +oat let bc done to the 0000 of the Connie'
Coto
4.7 tad Commit bed on or before the.
miles of ADnlttext. Mee to be so mettlee
arm complete. to tacaula the Doh sod eVetsoloo of &Waxes tad the cosepertort
f each had V t the bootawatt the ortolan.. W
eld,. a ntempltelattou ta•eech bed all the hoolle,
brovtag thetal of the 4100 eta 'bate by the.
valhatlea. T he correot t the defalcate,
ea et be robettd before eterrtn's are Iteatel
payment. Bond. 'with sufkleat scowl'''. 011100
Brepaired for the 110110beizt Of tho_costraa...
ample• eon be soon au
By dincifost Of County COUNILI: /OUZO.
HURT iritacitr,
Catarina:l%.
E33=l
10:a111
DEMI
11 . / AiSUL
on all Wire
VA ;ia,;(l