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QTY AND SUBURBAN.
Ponta tee. Sale.—A goad paying route
.1a Allegheny City can be bought by an
merged, ragionsible man, one who will
evil hie entire attention to his route.
Rona other wee apply. Call today at
the Glaanwrs Counting Room.
Twelve prisoners were taken to the
workhouse yesterday.
Gatingyaritt.—A battalion or cavalry
lioldlera gamed Won& tbla city 'Aden.
day going Was to "fight Indians."
Taken • Over.—Thocoaa 3. Campbell,
the wife murderer, was removed" to the
PenitantLary Mondaylby Deputy Sheriff
Fife,
ahlennan Bolster yesterday lamed a
warrant for the wrest of-Jamss Graham,
g shareed.with striking Peter Dlokoft Ic
G the fare.
- .
Warflust was hatted by the Mayor
Lreeterlay Stir the "seen of Joseph V.
Kerr, for settrult 'and better! and for
moray of the peat*, on oath of his wife,
t• Oaths:llol.Bms. .
TO latreassat.—Jaekare Lateen
John Keeney, N. Benwath, John Knox,
Needy Barns, John Nevin, Patrick Uz
i on and Adana Shoemaker, were taken
to the week horde yesterday,
Heartiask Thriest.—Yesterday Alder
num Moreland issued a warrant for the
arrant of Michael Malinke, who, it la
stated; threatened to kick David No
land's baarkont and his face oft
g Vales Pretance.—Wm. Thomas was
belbre Alderman Taylor
ctuusred with obtalnlna two dollars en= cents from Mike Gratiewald
heby W
ing oe pretence. He nu held lbr •
ar.
' 111111bn Green ramie information be
' inn the HAMyesterday, eharginglohn
Hannah with mann and battery, *Beg
t- trig that the waved knocked him down.
Hannah waived a hearing and gave ball
for court.
Disorderly.—A warrant was Issued by
the PasYor yesterday at the lostanoe of
Min Finney, a =loon keeper on Tunnel
for .t h e arrest of Jerry Foley.
who. ha alleges, acted in a disorderly
manner In his bones.
g Henry:Pare was charged on oath of
I Prank Savage, before the Mayor, Jester•
dgy, with aggnnted insult and battery.
It isattKed that be kicked Basalts in the
• eye with the toe of tila boot: A warrant
was bawd for his arrest.
p Verdict—The Jury empannelled by
Coroner Clawson to Inquire after what
manner John D. McClelland came to his
death. an amount of which we published
yesterday. met vesterday morning. and
p after hearing the testimony returned a
6 verdict of aooldeutal death.
Damdrable Fri . :mealy For Sale.—The at
tention of readers la called to tI.B adver
tisement of Valuable Property For Sale
On long credit, In the Seventeenth ward.
old Lawrimoeville. Thu Is certainly a
rare chance 1W Invreament In real eatate.
See adverthement on drat page.
Yeaterdry Jobe V. Kerr made infor
mation before Alderman Neeper against
James Rattler for amarilt and battery.
Be exhlldted aria result of the await a
mare wound In the aloe of btu bead.
Which kwallated wee made with poker
Wielded by Rader. Warrant lamecL
Sewn
..Aecident —Monday afternoon
Benjamin Embus. while riding on the
front platform of ear Na 9, Birmingham
Plumen t far BaillisT, missed overl ton
off, an had his arm run by the
wheel. It Wes lacerated and crushed in
aneb a _manner that amputation it is
thought will be neossaary.
Canner's tensest —Coroner Clawson
was yesterday called upon to hold an In
gnaw on the body of W. W. Bea, of the
mina ward, Allegheny, who died and.
duly, about Are o'clock - yesterday
morning. lb* jury found that death
resulted irons congestion of the lungs.
Decomeek was thirty-OLT years of age.
SUOMI BC&Med.—Li an early hour
yesterday morning, Beebtolds restau
rant, st the Federal street railroad cross
ra n ts
Allegheny, wail broken Into and
robbed of twenty-ave dollars which bad
been left.. in the money drawer. The
thieves effected an entrance by remov
ing the seek of a window In the rear.
No clue.
lanfortanats speculation.—Frank C.
'Mond inside Lafbrmalloa before Alder.
man Beeper yesterday. against. John
and Mary - Bowser. mother and son, for
larceny as bailee: Be alleges be gam
ine= one hundred and twenty dollars
to • Invest. in • poi:dray immolation, but.
.07 neglected to purchase the fowl, and
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rant• eo ros . sesslon of the money. War
a issued •
Ga
Oilmen Elerted.—At a meeting of the
Philomathie Orals, held /au evening
at their Hall, corner of illandnaky and
D ue ock stmelAl. Alietthenn the following
ofeoers were elected for the ensuing
farm: Prraldent, J. P. Devine: Vice
President, B. J. Kearney; Secretary,
P. M. Hausbrovr; "Deaattrar. John P.
O'Brien: Executive Committee, Charles
P. Mcßride, Too& McNamee.
Steck fiale.—The following Mocks were
wild Lit evening on the second floor of
the Commercial Bales Rooms. 100 amittt
field street, by A. Aletlwalne, auction.
ear:
Citizens National Bank 69 90
Exchange 67 ha
Allegheny 4. 4.67.76
Proms 60
Lawlancenlle Savings .. 2&25
Writ Vbre.—The alarni struck this
_ Rat ten minutes put one o'clock,
from tam 6. was ooessiened by this burri
to{ of the carpet enrroandloil the Mete
In the office et Hall & Speses plow works.
corner Cecil alley and Penn street, near
Bt. Clair. The tire' is supposed to have
eriginated from a hot mat dropped from
the stove, It was put .cut without the
dtsinee, which howeeer were
brrve
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la our notios of the vote in the comma
of the Republican members of Allegheny
City Mudd* in the ballot for city
platers, by mistake of our reporter it
appears that we credited the Clazwrrit
with four more and the Boating Mad
with four tem votes than ware actually
met ibr thssajournals respectively. This
will be the nod year that. oar eatery:ls.
Ind and *pirated sharnem contemporary
Ras bad oflicial connection with the city
of Atlegbeby. We doubt omit will show
-Mita prompt and - faithful service Out
ante melted was not undo.
Cheep Walt Paw.
I.R. Hughes Bro..lo7hrsrket street.
it will -be noticed. ad:miles their large
stook or Wall Pept4lauthrieing an se
. nutmeat of larlwr.bining•raorn, Chain.
bar and Hall piper, ors greet variety of
Etruhsome of which are rely besot!.
ni 1101 Pted Wail fi r s and for the
porton. awaking rootp aft WIWI.
ally large farportatlon for the irpring
trade the stook on band la pow offered at
•greatly reduced prim. , do opportunity
Es thus .forded, when Pinar hanger! are
NW and work cheap, to get . paper also
mucamp. Hperiod ousekeepers ean anticipate the
of repairs mild bare all done
Wire the busy tin e amine. t•it wind
the wise le aufbalent." -
/IIrOLI Stranial.
A few doe ego Alderman Shore's
constable I Wed on • a lot of household
goodly belodglog to Henry Filing, on a
landlord's warrant. Subsequently the
coeds
w sarreptltionaly by
iwlien m g e constable
their return. ' The demand was metdemanded
by
violent demonstrations on the part of
Mrs. The °Meal. however wax
disposed to mettle the matter paseeably
and llloo o , olnaly rude inftemation be
ibre the Alderman, changing Mr. Filing
With Wesley and kW wife with disorder.
ly =Mat. The iicoossa were arrested,
when Mn.s FUltist paid a doe for dam.
dirty ociadnet.l it appeared on the other
charge that the pods were removed
gimp& lywunce or lb. law and the
wawa a
ing swats. the defendant pay-
Eros oil Spectaelea.
Blade Dr. Prink,, the celebrated Om
-154 ilkesthlam smlOptioian, delivered one
*We erdenttho wale lectures 18 Usaoula
888. Dlttsbnimb. to the Most numerous
ttodrrepeoteWeaodlence seer assmplact
within to walls tollsten to so steps lan
tana. dlscotuve on the human eye, and on
-the edraummis to be derive/ from the
nee of kW patent 'wafted!" tho rooms
Ds half emcee esoMen lbr_protbeslonal
badness at th e Robinson House, have
~ bill
teen thed ter puttee
thedrw
wiablam What*
umer strapted to .temoend
Mims equellrthalons !tie medical coun
tred ang.ton Owasso of the asset!
ear. All, In the highest praise of
els woe she benefit rewind
'arm his sneetasl_tavettnent, Went:der.
ris abort Um&
stand Mr stay. la amour& to Monad to
,S a "'";iJ:s'^ Z.Eo...r:aJ~S.r > ~.. ;us„t r. i -. ~. .:
a..x us`a~,,; _ ~,4~."~5' 'tic ? vim': b .G ,~ ~ ' ~ ,
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t' r y ?K. Y.~" ~9`: ....-)...., rkh...t,C`X .' ' d ~ ~x.' r. 4 r~~~r?.. ~d.}'4n~ d v ~uk w n.. ~I~~H~Y ~ ~ ~
comuTrus OF CO VAC MS OF 1870.
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Select Couneg. • amuses cowseg.
Wm. Phillips. Chas. W. Batchelor
Jab. M. McEwen. B. W. Morgan.
A. M. Brown. Saml. Cameron.
Jul. B. Murray. R. Reamer.
Frans Bissell. D. W. C. Carroll
Matthew Edwards. R. H. liegley. •
A. H. Gross. • H. W. Oliver. Jr.
Jones. • Barclay Preston.
Edw'd. House.. James Verner.
Isaac Jones. Jose A.
Lang.
James McAuley. W. . Tomlinson
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&tat Comsat. Common COUSICa,
Geo. W. Collo. - D. W. C. Carroll.
John • Rh! pton. IL Meyer.
H. Armstrong. Thomas A. Pander.
John D. Scully. R. M. Snodgrass.
Henry Voyd.
Charles A. Kehew. James Verner.
Filobard G. Herron. J. J. Albeit:.
W. J. Friday. H. Homely.
Geo. IL Chambers.
Select Qmreed. ----- amemo,t Came
Usury R. White, B. W Morgan '
Thos. J. Gallaher, John Eirirerih.
Robert Liddell, P. Bradley,
Jacob Ahl, Addison Arthur",
John Wilton, A. G. McCandless,
F. 8. Blaaelll. O. Miller,
Riehd. G. Herron, A. Black,
B. Stoidttt, Goe. Booth,
Ewd. Barker,
Evan Jones,
James Verner.
IM/k=!!AND ACCOIINIA.
&Zed Comni,Wecomea.
Jahn Wilson, Jeanie Bnooe,
D. B. Seely, H. A. Diamond.
bean Jcnea , Nicholas Snyder,
David Aiken, Jr., Frank Kohn%
0..1. McGann.
Joaeph
J. J. Athens.
itononowaszA wirenr.
Med Comma. Common Commil
Rand. Morrow,. M. Feader ,
Geo. W. Coffin David L. Fleming.
B. liaflerty. Wm. J. Moorhead.
Rote. Liddell, Jno. Jahn,
S. J. Wdurlght. Jno. Fleming,
Joseph Moore,
J. B Sneattien.
ALLEGHXNY WHARF.
&led eiPTunell. Common Coaxed.
James Litted, J. E. McKelvey,
Fienry Ahl born, N. Snyder,
David'. Kirk, G. B. Chalmers,
Levi Raab:
A. 0 McCandless,
. Oliver Foram,
, . Reuben Leonard.
OILDIN•210/AS
Select an r Wei 1. --- Common Courted.
A. M. Brown, John Barton,
8111 Bargwln. A. W. Gums.
T. J. Chillatier, E. L. Faxon.
Joseph Hartman, Thai. B. Mitchell,
.1. B. Devlin. 0. J. McGann,
. . Reuben Leonard
0. Bchlellar.
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0•11 LIGHTING.
&tea Cowin Cbmzeon Cbtosca.
Sohn Shipp on, Marmon Wallace,
RADIUM Morro w, Joseph MOOlO,
D. McNeal. B. Cameron,
John D Scully, B. M. Fulton..
Z. Wainwright.. George McCoy,
John Barton
G. 0 fthldla.'
NIGHT POLICE!.
Meet Gnome; __
Coismon Cheeited.
PhUllpi„ John H. Hare,
Jame Reese. David L Fleming,
Charles A. Kehaw, Barclay Preston,
Henry Lloyd, B. Helfrich,
Wm. J. Friday. H. Moseley,
David Sims,
• A Lyons.
AND Hess
Select Calmed. Ctedenon Council.
J. A. Duncan, David Sims.
Z Wainwright, Maurice Wallace,
0. Mcideal, Addison Arthurs,
John Wilson, H. D
Isaac Jones, H. W. Oliver. Sr.
W. H. Glenn. Reuben Leonard,
Andrew Lyons.
MARILETS.
&Zed Amon Council.
Jas. IF. hicEiren, Jo.rph Oaakey,
E. Z. Wainwright, John Bei rerth,
Rteted Thompson, George Booth,
J. A. Duncan, John O. Elation.
James Limit. W. S. Smith, •
John Jahn,
George Mceby,
Evan Jones.
Comm
Select Ctonnesl. mon Courant
P. H. Lanfman John C. Mitten;
Simi' McMahon, John Jamison
Jacob Ahl. Joaeph Shoeb,'
Matthew Edwards, /no. G. Beckman,
David Kirk. John Cregan,
George McCoy,
C. P. Doff.
WOOD= BuILDINGI.
Se2ed Caltalca. Common Omura.
H. E. White, • A. W. Osman,
B. Bmldth, R. EL. Begley,
Levi Rush, P. Bradley,
Joseph Hartman, Jno. G. Beckman,
John Murdoch, • A. Black. - •
Thou 8. Mitchell.
APPEAL/I *COY CITY AkI4CII6IIIICNTI.
Select Council Common COIPICa.
B. Rafferty, W. 8. Smith,
Joseph Hartman, hi. Fodder, -
J. 8. Davila, 8. M. Foam,
David Kira. Joe. Lang,
E. L. Faxon,
• Henry Homely.
_ _ CITY TIPAPISILIY.
&Zed Cbuncil.. Common Couneff.
Wm. Phillips, John H. Hare.
W. H. Glenn, Henry Myers, •
0. B. Seely, J. Cregan,
David Aiken, Jr., Evan Jones,
Jas. B. Murray, H. A. Diamond,
Henry Mahon:L. John Daum,
C. Seibert.
Select Ceuncit. Common Mundt.
Edw. Hones, John wren/4
Ch. H. Armstrong, It. M. Snodgrass,
E. P. Jones. Edw. Barker.
David Atkin, Jr., Stephen Dietrich,
.11111 Bargwln. S. Bevmer '
And - Lyons,
John/coition;
H. W. Oliver, Br.
• Oliver Person.
arrant TILLZGRAPH.
Select Cornea, Contemns Couneg.
Jae. Bees, HIM. •
Edw. House, Thee. A. Pander, -
Scrag McMahon, H. D. Sleds,
Richil. Thompson. J. E. PdcKelvy,
• O. P. pail.
Select Council. Common Onmeit.
E. P. Jones.Chaa.W. Batchelor,
P. FL I...adman W. J. Moorhead,
Jno.kturdoek,'Jr., C P. Duff.
Jno. D. Scully, G. Schleifer '
Richd. Thompson. Thos. Edwards,
H. W. Oliver, Sr.
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Sara Cbuncil. Common Council.
R. O. Herron, H. W. (liver, Jr..
A. H. Chnes, Obldts,
Henry Lloyd, Jno Flemin,
C. B. &sly. Child. 61 filer,
Hattlinr Edwards, C. Iselbert,
Jno. aarirdoek, Jr.. J. LB. &whim.
Hlll Bargwha. Kolbue, • -
John Barton.
ITALTRUIRCIDIZAT AND.IZETORY.
Cblinta. ammo's °mica.
Jarmw Linen. B. W. Morgan,
Samuel Morrow. B. W.. Oltrea, Jr.,
B. M. Eloodgrais.,
The Lever, last Evening.
Miss Anna E. lecturia on
'Whited &puletires" . .irithe • off at the
Academ' of Mnsie last 'evening. It was
the most brilhant *vatted of-the lecture
saaeot4" The audience In attendance, for
fashion, intelligence. and crierwheiming'
numbers; has never been excelled, and .
vary rarely equalled La Hui Mtg.—Libre.
ally from pit to dome the bonding Was
ctowded zto auffocatton with ' people.
Seats in tbe fourth tier Were at
a premium, while the other por
tions of the house wars pack
ed full beyond the possibility cf
crowding In halt a 'dozen !more. The
stage also heldlnifull complement. The
rush became so great that nearly hair an
boor before the commencement of the
lecture the sale of tickets awed, end
none but those bolding season tickers
were admitted. Toys hundreds ware
turned away. Had thelett , e been twice
as large It could hardly have accommo•
dated all who sought admiaslon.
The fair speaker appeared about eight
o'clock and mu 'greeted withi the most
gartering applause. Her discourse wen.
pled about an hour and a half. It was
thoroughly charm:whale of the speaker.
full of sarcasm. wit. 11/Nuance and poetic
beauty. clothed In arroog language and
forcibu daslic a le login, whlcdi developed Ws moat
ant htpproval of Me audience. It
le aimed netdlese to epitomise what was
old. Matters In Mormondom Itinuabed
an admirable text fdr handling In a free
independent, vigorous, yea Dever Datm •
sive manner, that peculiar Utah prob.
tem, and Its teaching_ -rigatiOn to the
woman vacation, the comments and con
clusions of the fair advocate of beiDex,
teeming tamest with the most cardlalen.
dormanent. It was throughout, per.
haps, the best, as it was certainly the
most flattmingly •reeelved Of all bile
Diakinson's efforts, and has added fresh
laurels to her already brilliant reputa
tion.
At the aloes °MI° lecture the Commit
tee were overwhelmed with requests for
Its repetition, or the substitution of any
other. The desire to bear her seemed
to be intetoe. Agreeable to these
wishes the Oommutee consulted the
lady, . when • she wan engaged to
talk = *gain 0n.., Saturday night,
the stedrct to be hereafter amount:44-
TM' news will be gratifying • alike to
three who Were diseppotnted bag even.
lug and those who werelliare fortunate.
Another crowded booselvill.fn all prob.
ability. be the milt, arid the committee
will king be nnzarikal for their Warm to
plow.
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ALLEGHENY COUNCILS.
PleeUng Last*tit—Joint Session—
Electbm or City Oldcere—Parit t:.01II•
zetteloners Elected.
LOA evening, in norm:lance of a resolu
tion posed' at a preceding meeting,
Allegheny Councils assembled to elect
city °Akers and transact such other
Meeker tut might come before them.
12f=
This branch was called to order at the
usual hour by President Mcßrier, when
the following members ansawroceto the
call cattle roll: 2dessra. °winner, Hall,
Hockenstein, Long. Megraw, Mont, J.
U. Patterson, A. Patterson, Peterson,
Phillips, Relneman, Riddle, Reiter,
Weuach, Mahler.
the minutes were read and approied.
Mr. J. W. Hail, member from the
Second ward, was then sworn la by
Mayor Callow: The gentlemal was ab•
sent at the time of orgardastion, when
the oath was taken by his colleagues.
Select Council then proceeded to Coin.
mon Council Chamber for the purpose of
meeting In joint sesalon to elect city
carers.
•
No farther brutinems wee transacted In
tho Select Council after the Joint session.
other than the noncurrenoe in the rem.
lotion In relation to time of holding
meetings.
Cozgunon Connell
President Warner occupied the chair.
Members present—Meagre. Ashworth,
Brown, Brehm, ()Dailey, Baleen, Gil
more, Gilliland, Hating, Hunker, Haat
logs, Herchenroether. Mout, M'Neill
Rowbottom. Reynolds, Slack, Seldle,
Taggart, Thompson. Vmtly, and Pend
dent Warner.
Minutes read and approved.
Mr. Hanna offered a resolution pro
viding for the bolding of but one stated
meeting of Councils each month, and
dzheg the second Tburaday as the time.
Adopted. Select Council non -concurred.
C. C. then received 8. C. in joint sea•
aion, after which the rube of Councils
for 1889 were adopted for 1870, with the
amendment in relation to the time of
bolding tbe meetings.
On motion, the new members were
*Reigned the seats vacated by those retir
ing.
Adjourned.
Joint itinSliioo
Called to ordenby President
of the f3elect branch, who stated the l ob-
Jett,
Nomination and election of officers was
then Proceeded with. resulting Ml. follow,:
City Printers —OszErrn. Mail and
..Freieeita Freund.
Oontrotter—W . M. Porter.
Treasurer—D. Macferron.
Solicitor—W. B. Andgere.
City Eninneer--Charitus Davie.
Pant iletperintendent of Wafer Works—Wm.
. Jr.
Street C'ontmiasioner—Thomae Megraw
Assessor of Water Rents—David Cor
nellus.
City Assessor—R. IL Ray.
Clerk of Markets—Duncan Dallas.
CAW Engineer of Fire Depar intent—
sates E. Crow.
Bupt. Fire Alarm Telegraph—L. D. Ito
nate*.
Wetohmasier r at Diamond .leaks—Geo
McNulty.
Weiphmader at Second Ward &Ow.
. T. Whim.
Clerk to jOntontlets—J. R. 0118 y.
Salt .Inristetor and Measurer of -Wood
• Bark—n. Ackerman.
Wharf Master Eastern District —A.
talker.
Wharf Master Wesfern District—S.
BOP.
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Board Measurers.—First ward, Robert
htte: Second ward. Wtn. Murdoch,
Third Ward,' W. P. MN Fourth ward,
A. Dandson: Fifth ward, R. M. Park:
Sixth ward, T. IL Gilson; Seventh ward,
F. Erk; Eighth ward, John McDowell,
Oakley.
Janitor of City liall.—Jas. Marshall.
Tae Chair stated there were two vacan
cies In the Perk COMMI•61011 to he tilled,
for which nomination* were In order,.
Menem Slack, Mcßrler, Long. Warner,
McNeill, Peterson and Gilliland were
nominated."
On motion of Mr. Warner Mr. Alfred
Black, of the Second ward, was elected
by acclamation.
By perzolasalon Messrs. hiclirler and
Midas:id were allowed to wltbdraw their
11110:1011.
A Mod tore vote was then taken re.
suiting in the election of Mr. Hugh 'lda
nein, of the Fourth ward. ' •
President hicHrier stated the - Commit.
tees had not been fully completed, but
that Ina few days they would be ready
for publication.
The joint amsion then adjourned.
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- Lees! Inspectent Report,
The following report of the Local In
specters f:r the quarter coding Dec. al
1%9, sra4"presented In the United Stat
District Court,. Judge DlcOandlear pre
eldlng, yeateniny morning:
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Prrrenunow. Pa.. S.D. 17, 1870.
Hot. Witmer: lifc . ,'Arrntsnre, JUDGE
Or THE 11. e. DISTRICT COURT: 8IR:
We have the honor to eubmit the follow
ing, as our report for the quarter ending
December 31, 1869: We have Inspecteal
WIT steamers of all cisme, vie: Passen
ger steamier; 8; towing boats, 48; freight
boats, 1; ferry boats, L Tonnage of pas
eenger steamers, 2.678.20; towing boat",
=3.48. Total, 15,472.02. Have leaned
licenses to 78 engineers and 75 pilots.
As this quarter ends the year. no will
give a brief account or recapitulation of
our doings during that time. During
the year we have Impacted 158 steamers,
viz t panel:leer Weiner. 42, towing boats
98, ferry boats 10, freight boat. 0; total
158, having a total tonnage of 4,010,450.
Have Issued licenses to 258 engineers
and 287 pilots. Of the above steamers
27 were new; 120 boiler plates, old and
new, have been condemned, also 4
boiler'. 7 flues have been found defer
live and repairs ordered. 8 boiler heads
have been rejected ns defective. 8
steamers have gone out of service;
steamer was condemned as being unfit
for service as a passenger vessel. 51steem
pipes bursted, in one case no damage of
any consequence, lu the other one life
was last.
.The only accident of note that we have
to report Is the bursting of the main
steam pipe of the towing boat Clipper,
by which the second engineer on duty
wee so badly scalded that he died In •
raw hours afterwards. The accident was
caused by • defect In the pipe of such a
character as to render its discovery very
difficult, If not impossible. Aftera care.
ful examination of the pipe, and Inquiry
into the matter, the engineers are, in our
opinion, entirely_blatnelers.
We take this occasion to say the:4 the
boiler makers of this port as a clime/live
been vary careful and particular In re
gard to
hettron nerd In the manufacture
of new ers, promptiv rejecting alt
defective sheets, and in all notify
ing the inspectors of any defect in sheeny
heads or flanges that they might discern:
taking great pains In making the steam
bolters as pee/et-se It was to their power
to do, and greatly aiding the Inspectors
In the performance of their duty.
All of which hi respectfully submitted.
(81grield) Gao. A. ATimeorr,
• • Ham. WAIXIM, • •
- Load Inspectore.
A tfollAtrause Mal Ceaxbt.
Officer Thomas Pander yesterday ar•
rested a man who gave,hls name as
.Tames Daly. attempting to play, a cond
.
; dance garDe on a Garman:emigrant who
had taken passage ou the - steamer Glen
Sale for the west: It appears:that the
%How Mad In his possemnons quietly of
spurious mkt resembling Ilas pieces,
which he proposed to exchange with the I
°camp for greenbacks. The German
consented to the - trade. Provided the I
tallow would go to a bank and anow,
him that the money was genuine. The
tso came up Fifth avenue and Daly re
quested his friend to slop on the aide
walk while he would go into the bank.
Instead °Teeing Into the bank, be went
up a stairway and soon returned, when
be- had a short' convenation with the
German, who appeared to be satisfied,
and star ted to the boat to get the green.
backs, Daly promising to meet him on
the Whew. when the exchange was
bo made. The officer, wboseauentlon
had been attracted to the fellow by -see
log him jingling the coin in his hand bes
before to went aboard the boat and
Men following, him, bad- kept ottlet
watch on him up to thiattme and, think.
in, that the trade had been made, at.
rested Daly. The Getman was sent for
and related the transaction u above
Alter making the arrest. Mawr Pander
conducted his prisoner to the °Mee of
United States Commiselaner Gamble,
where march was made. Daly claimed
to be • resident of New York. He had
In MS pesamaion twenty places of what
appeared to be gold cdtue of the &mom!.
nation of twenty doling, but whidh, on
inspection, proved to be of worthless
"w. They were ciao imitatkma of
the twenty dollar pieces. but the mot.
too Were not the same. He denied that
be had attempted to pass theni, or that
he had made any *Smarm to dispose of
them to the German. An Information
was made malt* him, however, and -he
was committed for a heaeng this alter.
At Moorhead's, No. 81 Market street,
the ladles will fLod a greet variety of lace
articles; collars, handkerchlets, cuffs,
kid gloves, sashes, Moltke, loops and or.
namenta, jet and plated Jewelry and an
Inumerable quantity of' fancy articles.
Moorhead Ls alaosole agent tar the new
Roman paper collar, said to be the best
fl In the market. OW at 81Market
MNSS tO threat your money.
PITISBITILGH DAILY GAZETTEi WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 19, 1870,
THE COURTS;
Dhrtrict Court—Judge iiirkkitick.
TUMID/LT, Jan. I&—The case of Troy.
vv. steamboat "Fair Play" was rammed
Ma morning. Jury out:
The caeeof Irwin vs. Shaffer tt-libin
den was held over until to-morrow morn-
F ri fo e r i fl r t s ld dlaptt , i en on, upthia
ming
was that of Saattud htcelurkan vs. Moses
B. Thompson et al. This was an injonc..
Son fora certain pleceof ground- attest.'
ed in the First ward, Pltteburgh, the
right title to which, the plaintiff clams,
la in him, and not in the defendant. On.
Following is the trial list for today.
U. McCullough vs. White Twister.
42. Coal Bluff Mining 00., et. al. vs.
Wenona Coal Co.
54. Bees vs. Morrow.
EC. Hill Pattenon t Co. vz.. 4 tßaker &
Hanlon
96: Flinn vs. Graham. .•
105. Grier & Boyd vs. TomlinsOn & Co.
101/1. Smith va. Youghiogheny Iron and
Coal Co.
110. Citizen 011 Refinery vs. Dilworth &
Denny.
Common Pleas—Judgepiteirett.
TuXansor, Jsfituary 18.—In the mum of
&right vv. Buchanan, previously report
ed, verdict for plaintiff in the sum of
1142 16. • • •
•
In the Great Western Building and .
Loan Association of Allegheny City vs:
Frank KetterlY and wife, a verdict was
found for the defendants. •
The first case taken up this morning
waa that of James Talbert ms. Michael
Spain. Action in ejectment for property
in Eighth ward, Pittsburgh. Referred
to surveyors, by consent of counsel, and
Jury withdrawn. •
Burke &. Glees vs. Francis L. Lee: Ac-
Hon to recover for work done and luau).
dials furnished, for the erection ofa hone*
for defendant. Jury out.
John Frans vs Jones & Laughlin.
This was an action to recover denier*
alleged to have been sustained by the re- -
moved of the coat .underlying the farm
of the plaintiff in South Fayette town-
ship. On trial.
TRIAL LIST TOBWIZONISIDAT •
55: Scott vs. Roseburgh ot oz.
381. Shields vs. MoAboy.
98. liasainger vs. Patton'* Executors.
41 Rogers k Bro. Vs. Hays.
24. Horner vs. Abbott.
41. Bradshaw vs. Duff.
42. Corn. for use va. Baker.
43. ' 1 . *. Taylor. '
44, o ei Pierce.
45. ee . 1 ee Smith. -
40— . 1 u ee Huey.
51. Sproul vs. Tilton.
67. Davis & Bro. vs. Schalk.
58. Stein vs. Hutchison.
•
Quarter Sesslons—Judge Stowe.
Tuxspay, January 18.—me cue of the
Commonwealth vs. Wm. Beckett, in.
dieted for the larceny of wool, was taken
up. 'This case wee tried during the prea
ant term of court, but the jury failed to
agree and Were discharged. The jury in
the second trial found a verdict of guilty.
Motion for a new trial and reasons
Three indictments against Edward
Roseman for illegal liquor selling, were,
on motion, quashed by the court.
There being no further business, the
jurors In attendance were finally dis•
charged, and court adjourned =Millet
urday morning.
THAT CONTHALT VEST/OP
Petroleum At socialise—Another Sleeting
Yesterday—More Diseu,alon and the
Matter to be Inteattgated..
Yesterday morning another meeting
of the Petroleum A.asoclation was held
at the Robinson House to take into con
elderatlon the contract question. =
There was a very large attendance of
those interested in the trade. Vice-
Provident R. S. Waring, Esq , presided;
with Mr. Henry Alte agar as secretary.
Mr. long, sue of the stetson of the cell
for the meeting, stated . that at a form.r
gathering a form of contract had been
adopted by a rote of nine to twelvr. It
was thought. however, that 'the matter
might be arranged to the more perfect
aatiefactlon of all concerned, for which
purpose another meeting had been called.
The matter • was one of the great
est Importance, and should reeelre
the most careful consideration:
The proner regulations of the
trade In future and the relations between
Inver and seller would depend lit agrees
mettattre on the form to be adopted, and
It Was desirable that all Palliating Inter
ests should be harmonised as near as
possible. He, therefore, filtered tne sp.
aintment of a Committee .of Five to
ranaider the whole matter and resort
at a future meeting.
The motion etietted a lengthy discus.
4100 , Participated In by Messrs. Stock
dale, Metr,i,ix„Mckee and others, during
which the dtteenitles Id the case, as
heretofore laid before our reader., were
pretty thoroughly canvassed. Finally,
ou motion of. Captain J. T. Stookdale,
Messrs. 11. M. Long, B. W. &tor
gen, I. Wagner, Arnold Herta and
R. S. Waring wens appointed a oommit
tee, to whom the matter was referred
with Instructions to report at a future
meeting to •be called by the Chairman.
Tho meeting then adjourned.
THIEF cativuEp.
She Stolen Wateneo Arrest of the
Toler ■nd y of the Coeds.
Chief of Police Bowden of Allegheny,
yesterday arrested George Rower, a col
ored boy about seventeen yearsuf age,
suspecting that he was Implicated If not
the perpetiator of the robbery' at Orr A.
bloConshY's, secount of which we
published yesterday. Further develop.
meats proved his angel clout to have
been correct, as the boy had one of the
stolen watches, the gold watch, In his
pensession. • He was tracked to the outer
depot on the P.; Ft. W. R C. R'y,
where he bed - got bate the bag.
gage car of • train Which was
about to leave 'for the great , when sap.
Lured. When be saw Chief Bowden
coming he threw the watch away, jump:
ed out of the car and endeavored to et
fact his escape. He was captured, how
ever, admitted the robbery, and Inform
ed the officer that the gold ease he had
stolen had been left with the barkeeper
of the Red Lion Hotel, and that the
other watches had been given to a negro
who worked In • drug store on Bt. Clair
street. When. neat the Mayor's
Mike, the negro to whom he said
he had given .the • watches was
seen orosslog the Diamond, and Chief
Bowden, after dlspelog of tite plover,
followed and arrested him. Jets admitted
to having the goods, and told the officer
if he would go with him he would get
them for blip. The Chief accompanied
him to this city Mid setaired 11l the
watches and the clime' the Mime stated.
Information was made against Rowse,
charging him with the larceny, and he
will have a hearty; today,.
Radiance' National Dana or Plttaberge.
It will bo seep Eby Ike Motel males of
the Exchange -National Bank of Pdpa
burgh that, et a meeting of the director;
held on Monday, John FL filhoenberger,
Erq., was elected. President. and David
McCandless, En:, "toe President of the
This noble 'old bank has - far many
years, under the Yroaidency of .lamea B.
Murray, Zvi., enjoyed& career of .groat
prosperity—many times, In" periods of
prole and depression, coming to the :O.
hef of our merchants and manntsoturers
when cabers hesitated, and bye liberal
and generous policy, which In the end
proved - go be also wise and aumervauve,
aided its numerous customers and many
who had not been Pa onstonesta to pus
safely through the moat trying times.
None of our banking restitutions our
number more among our business mat
who are aolvent and prosperous Gyrate:a
of time helps furnished In Ca eras of
their affair,. It will be regretted by this
elm generally that Mr. Murray relin
quished his plueln the Ezobaoge War-
Tbe new President. Mr. Shauberser,
It le needless to say, is a gentleman
whose name at once arsilengea universal
confidence. His great experience In the
conduct a higOwn large trainee% his
well known far seeing esgscity anitair.
coma ion, whether In privaterr pub:
lie render It oertalu.that if he will
consent to continue in the position now,
surigned to him by the stockholders and
diredort, the rutureldstory of the bank
will no be ices horsirst4e or lass pros
perous than' the past.'
13=15
Wm. Sample, leq :and 182, Federal
street, Allegheny, returns lily sinners
thanks to his friends mid a kind and Mi.:
crindnating public, for thalrrery liberal
,
Patronage extended to him for so many
Yeinr. and respectfully Informs them of
Me, return from the different Insiketa
with a large idock of goods and soma
extra bargalnaTertancy and: staple goods
suitable for the present seascin, orbital_ _an
now open for Inspection. en d 'as Mr=
will be offered at very low prima. there.
by rendering all Masten - mules moves.
Nary.. roulinons past ammo, owing 10
the great throng many of our unstops»
could not be waited on. Lithe future, ar
rangements will be made so that all can
be waited on promptly. Natant!) and
prOdtahly, by able and .experieneed as.
igstants, ISO and 124 Eindand straw,
A4elltdoP7. •
THE POOR.
A l : p er t he g" ,
Seventh Annual Report of the Pitts.
Poor,"
I : 6 U 9 e d n ra f w. or
the
elvie nell ,:"T r h o e r
Pittsburgh Association for the Relief of
the gladly presents its Seventh
Annual Report to its friends and patrons,
humbly grateful to the Wearer all Good.
who has prompted so many to aid and
sustain it in its work among theneedy
and suffering. . ,
In reading the Scriptures, we find that
in no path of Christian duty are there so i
many jewels of promise , as is th at
which brings. the Christian in contact
with his helpless - fellow beings. The
ground upon whlCh the merciful man
stands, in Holy Writ, is ono of such
great advantage, and so great are the
Premises made to him, that one eannot
help wondertg that selfishness", whore
there . is - n t a love of the work,
does not attract more persona to engage
in aiding and !relieving the worthy poor.
While we Would not incite to works of
benevolencethe promises of reward
alone, we wo Id, and do, remember the
fact that He deeds all things well, In
i spired the b oy men of the Bible to resin.
ter upon its pages the richest promises
I of corn peesation and temporal rewards to
those who conaider the poor. David says
In the -flat Psalm: "Blessed is be that
connidereth the poor. The - Lord will
deliver him in time of trouble. The
Lord will preserve and keep him alive;
and he shall be blessed upom the earth,
and thou wilt not deliver him unto the
will of 'his enemies. Ines Lord will
strengthen him upon the bed of lan
guishing. Thou wilt make his bed In
his sickness."
In the 25th chapter of Matthew. In the
sublime description of the Judgment
Day, the Great King, passing by all the
mighty and heroic ueeds and achieve
ments. of the people and kingdoms of
the world, singled out and designated
the simple °Miens of benevolence
and charity as the crowning virtues of
those to whom he said: °Come. blessed
of my .father, inherit tAc Kingdom pre
pared for you from Me foundation of the
world; for? was hungry, and ye gave me
to eat, I was thirsty, and ye gave me
drink; /tO6l a stranger, and ye took me in:
naked, and ye clothed-me; sick, and ye
"nailed me;.2.ltras in prison, and ye came
to me."
In his reproof to those eondemned to
everlasting punishment. their Jailers in
these daises Ile specified au their crown
ing sin. Taking these examples from
the highest, holiest source, we cannot do
wrong in urging, as an incentive to en- '
gage in the work of delog good, the pre-,
MORS promises of the Bible.
It will, perhapie,, be profitable and in.
%creating. to briefly review the history of
this Aseeclaticei since its organisation,
in the Fleet Presbyterian Church, lye.
centher VAL 1852. at a meeting of dele
gates from the various churches of the
city, called for the purpose of forming a
society to afford relief to th destitute and
smuyffearnld temperance ;
encourage m tora.:Riving
rg lo n d g mo
uatry, no
spiritual ad
vice, and seeking, by every , possible
means, to elevate the condition of the
poor, to establish a systematic course of
relief, which should, if pr risible, in a
measure, relieve the city of the annoy.
sore of pauper. and street beggar.
During the first year, the basoc.laUon
expended one thousand four hundred
and ntre, ty one dollar. • distributed fear
thousand seven hundred bushels of coal,
giving relef to throe hundred and
eighty fam i lies. The second year, it ex
pended two thousand nine hundred and I
ally three dollars and distributed eleven
thousand bushels of coal; „relieving four
hundred and fifty families; the mana
gers making one thousand visits to the
sick and suffering. During the third
year. It expended three thousand three
hundred and tinprour dollars; dlstritm. ,
Beg seventeen thousand two hundred
and eighty-three bushels of owl. -Over
fifteen hundred visits were made by the
Managers, and relief given In ninety five
eases. The fourth year, the Association
expended one thousand five hundred
and fifty two dollars, closing Its labors
In debt The Fifth Annual-Repeat shows
an expenditure of two thousand two .
hundred and day-seven dollars and sixty.
nine centre relief being given to six One..
died - and' twenty-nine families. The
Sixth Annual report says: During the
past winter the managers made twelve
hundred and firspeight visits; giving as
sistance to six hundred families, tee
hundred of whom were widows, at an
expenditure of three thousand eight
hundred and eights nine dollars and
ninety-one seats, closing its labors in
debt to the Treasurer.
The first Monde:VW - UM December the
Board met, at Its preliminary meeting to
make arrangements fur lie winter's
mark, with !Keep hearts, burdened 'with
debt, while hundreds of needy, many of
them worthy applicants,' were appealing
to these for aid. Teere was no time for
delay, instant action was called (or, end
every Manager felt that, in addition to
her labors ate visitor, she must nem ine
that of a collector, or the Association
could not resume its work. Jill wont to
work 1 . 81 44104 (1 tr 'nod, in most cases,
Churches end Pitieees responded gener
ously and promptly, thereby enabling
the Awociadon to free Paelf from debt,
and prosecute its work with far km anx
iety and estbanwassand. theta In any year
since lia organisation. Generems dons.
dons came VOlWltarily. OW jott doubly
enhanony their- eater,)' from Mr. Win.
MX*, Mr. Chas. J.' Clarke. Mrs. Wm.
B. .Eogllab, and others, of this
city: also, from Mears. Ileniim ,t
Leith, of Eon:mull. The winter's work
revealed many asses of heart-rending
suffering and distress. Among 'bon,
none was more tenet:tom than that of an
English emigrant, found in a cellar on
Penn street; the - family consisting of
parents and five children., the youngest
hut one day u td. The-Manager having
charge of the District, says: "This was
the most touching sight lever whoa:seed;
the babe, wrapped to an old undergar.
merit, was lying with its mother, on
what was little else than • brindle ii • rage
They have been bate bur piontls; but
the tidaband, who appears to be a Reber
man. eau get no employment; so they
herb: been compelled to sell, or pawn,
every article upon witich they could raise
a dollar, till they are left In the most des.
Mute condition." Mr. Fortune aided
the Manager in relieving these unfertu•
nate strangers, who, far from home and
friends, were made, to drink the bitter
dregs of poverty.
The Manager of• Ne. 9, says, In report.
ing a came to, the Marc; "I found this
family worse off than any ono I have
aver visited; the old' grandmother lying
sick in an outeldritehm, without any fire;
Mthe inuer room tho sick father, who
has been lying for nearly two years with
drelPsy. There werefotir ehildren with
nothing to eat, and the last bucket of coal
was In the stove." i
In the port of Mrs. B. we and an ea
, cOunt of • poor oolored woman. who, not.
! withstanding poverty and 111 beiaitti,.bail
opened her door to the poor unfortunate
children of Lane, the wife petitioner, and
given them s tome. Helpless'• and con
fined to herbed, had It not teen for the
ware' Of ibis kind - Manager she must
have endured the:moat terr ible misery
and suffering. .I:-.. . - • -••
In reading over the ome of reterte
of the winter's work, f i l eard to refrain
from copying pager' of the suffering and
wreifhttedrell them recorded. (-bold our
patrons and friends peruse this record,
we are confident that their sympathies
whirl he more than ever excited in be
half of the unfortunate..
• ,Dating the winter there were a num
ber of cases of need and suffering am, ong
a mass of persons who could not. come
under the eupervidob of the Association.
They were relieved lby the Secretary,
Who offers her grateful thanks to the fol.
lowing persons. who aided her In this
work: Mrs. EngUih, Mlle. Addison,
Mrs, Young, Mrs. ;Drell', Mrs. .7011111.
Mrs. Breading, Mrs: - .llanna, Mrs. 7.11.
Illothin, ,ti • Mrs. Plck e rsgill, Mr. Thaw,
Mr. Ra be,. Mr. Clarke, Messrs. White,
Orr dt _Oa, Mr. Yeager. Mrs :Bates. Mr.
plummet, Mr. Liornejhfr. Aleg. Nimlek,
Mr. flackofen. . .", ~., •
The • Association offers its grateful
kbainkel to Mr. Clarke. for eight hundred
bread dekets; to F. lipirsett, for are dol.
fare worth of roceries , : to F. C. Plegley,
Inc twenty-five dollars worth of eo• to
Dickson. Stewart d. ikt, fur twenty nye
drillers worth; and to the Brewer Fund
bar one hundred and forty-one orders for
awl.: Also, to the Crawford Fund, for
coal orders; to Charles Armstrong, for
W
worth onneal. The 'Awed
talon gratefully acknincledge Its indebt.
edrites to the editors`; of the r Ghirerra, -
CommerciaL Chermiete, .Foal, Nail, and
DisPateh, forthelr kitidnees and courtesy
in pliblishing,i preguittously, .our many
lunette...ln behalf of • the Association-
therethY - giving us donations , Welch ' ,
the Ugh got recorded 111 ktollan and peally:
hive been of incalculable benefit to the
The Amesdatlon ' tinders Its thank, to
Dr. A. Pileum and rod Foster. for their
gratuitous attantlaneeon the sick: to
Messis.-Itsokin and Di ckson, for meth.
olnee; to all who haes, ti anyway gilded
in its work of - giving relief to the poor
and needy. .
During the winter:roller- wit given
eleven hundred and eighty seven time!.
The Manner, Made ;ftrx hundred and
ilfty:tdrus visits to the homes of the poor.
llama bdiuten by the.Treainreea Report
, that they dlatribnted.one thousand four
hundred and fifty one dollars send thirty:
seven Cents worth of ?mettles; live hand.
red and ninetptilne doMus and twenty,'
!six. Conti wortkafenal,lin addition to a
lama amount of coal donated to them for i
distribution,) and four hundred and fbur.
donate 'and forty-dve , cents worth of
'
Shoes:— ,In. addition to this, children
weresathered Wu Sabbath-schools, per
sons supplied with work, clothe., shoes,
bedding and food, by the Managed% free
of expense to the Association.
Many and arduous have been the la
bors of the Managers; faithfully and un
complainingly have they been perform
ed; but this fact brings no diminution of
labor for the present season. The poor
ye Aare have always with you la fully ver
ified, and their wants, constantly re
curling, already compel each Manager,
to be up and doing. Again they have
gemmed the arduous task of collecting,
as well as relieving; looking to their past
success as a guarantee that a generous
public will not be appealed to in vain.
They have much to encourage them; for
already one ofour kind patrons (may
Heaven , s richest blessings rest upon him)
voluntarily placed In our Treasury live
five hundred dollars, in addition to one
hundred dollars' worth of bread tickets,
for oistribetion among the poor. All
cannot follow this noble example, but
each and every one to whom God has
given the comforts of life, may do some.
thing to aid ttle , Pituitturgh Association
for the Relief of the Poor In Its work
through the coming winter.
Mss.Lisvt WADE, Secretary.
“Dlafraachiaed Loyalty..
In the Daily post of December 30th,
1869, appears an editorial with the above
caption, calling attention to moieties'
Presented at the recent convention of
colored citizens held in Allegheny City,
containing some attempts at wit—some
troth--some error. •
The fast assertion Is that "the colored
people of the Commonwealth are ex
tremely anxious to vote at the next elec
tion." They certainly wish to obtain
their rights as men, and as loyal citizsna,
but there la no evidence in the resolutions
referred to of any extreme anxiety in re
gard to the next election In particular.
The next rtlon, tt "their faith In
the ultimate bn o ha f the Fifteenth
Amendment, is not as strong as it was
formerly," is wholly untrue. The en- ,
lightened colored citizen, imbued with
the progrardvo Ideas of Republican prin.
doles, kuows and feels that the car of
progress, once set In motion, cannot be
stopped. You Play chain down the
minds of the Ignoiant masses, who form
the bulk of the old foasilizsci party that
"clings to ancient error." out the colored
man notes the progress of events, watch
es the signs of the times, and accepts the
history of the years pat past, 8.8 the
earnest of hope for the future, and every
day his faith grows stronger, that jus
tice, though it may be delayed,wlll cer.
airily be done.
We thank the editor of the 'but for
the clessiflcation be matten—herq he
does Justice. The colored citizens ate
In harmony 'with the Nation, and If
doing an act-of jutilce to them will ao
greatly add to the popularity of (toy.
Geary, as he represents, surely , we need
feel no anxiety about the final result.
our enemies themselves being the
Judges.
To relieve the anxiety expressed by
the itist in reference to the position of
the Republican party, we only , remark
that, unlike the old wornmnt so called
Democratic party, groping its way blind.
ly In its dotes, and by 'mown confession
"cringing to ancient error," the Repub
lican party is always furind heading every
advance movement in the interests of
liberty and loyalty, always ready to ac•
oept of progressive ideas In these inter
ests. whether presented by while or by
6lttek mew In
that
conflict against
ancient error that party will always be
battling for the right, for freedom and
humanity. H.
Unprecedented Success.
--•- •
The grand clearance sale of furs In
augurated at the representative fur
house of Illeitare.. - Wm. Fleming and (to.,
fin. 139 Wood street, has thus far proven
an unprecedented duchess. The expeo
bilious of the firm in making the reduc
tion in prices, and thus offering their
patron. an opportunity for bargains
which seem simply marvellous, have
been reaps.. ell day long lb.-estab
lishment has been the rendezvous fur
purchasers who desire to lake advantage
of the new ecbodele of prices, and sup
ittilaytrothrtetVatith fare at rates which
beforebeen equalled for
bargain. In the city. Ladles furs of the
the finest grade', and moat stylish pat
terns have been told —or rather.
eacriflced at rates which even outdo
any previous effort of this firm—the first
and only one to really ittaugurate war
rantable goods and low prices. Ladles
should avail thoutsolveo of this rare op.
tauttunitY for obtaining this moat neces
eery part of the wardrobe with the great
est economy. Messrs: Fleming & Co. are
determined to carry over nothlog for
next season, and their whole stock is
therefore for gale. Th,,y never, as their
patrons well know, announce anything
they do not adhere to, and tho present Is
no exceptien. The furs are really offered
at prices which they could not
ho pur
chased hi the F,satern market, •for at 1
wholeule. Ladles should cat( at once
and coo the ad vantages offered,
• . Ittagbette Cures,
Dr, Duda, tile eminent Magnetic, My
'Oaten, who hiffiglien that branch of Bei•
enoe long and
.careful study, and wh.
baa exalted pniibund wonder In Lumpy
and parts of the ITelted States, tbrouoh
perfillkl39l3lsol.ol bordering int tho
raculone, has arrived In this city and
proposer to pronesionally treat all roam
nee orehronie diseases far a brunt period.
Hie rooms are at the Robinson House,
COrgef of Duktmatie Way and old Zrwin
street' Tho Dactor will, during this
week, treat and cure the poor free of
charge from nine o'clock in the morning
until noon, and liner this week from
eight until ten o'clock la the. norning.
H. aces - no medicine, curing by the
pourerini and mysterious agency' an
chronic' diseases, no matter of how long
s s h ta onudldin gt tanndd those
ex w h h i o b it a
iroen s I n
o t f e r cures
promised, and judge for themselves of
his ability to do what he promisee.
•
.Plo. 113 Ilhata Street.
Many of our roaders era cpgrdunt of
the fact that Mr. John Idegraw, tobao.
oonlar, at No. 45 Ninth (late Hand)
street, has pn hand - • large stock of
tobacco and Nagar; but there aro perhaps
others who do not know the fact, and It
Is for the purpose of furnithing them
this valuablo Information that we refer
to the matter. Wo say valuable and I
mean It, for 'whatever le of lutenist to
any man Is, In a bushiest point of,slew,
valuable, and how many are Interested
In the matter of tobacco and somata. Mr.
Megraw'e stock Includes all the best
brands of tobscoos and the guest brand.
of flajplll Imported and of home manu
facture. Mtn pilaw are reasonable and
he Is an honorable and high minded
business man, al ways gentlettianly, own
teous and acoommudatlng to Mn cow
tomers,
Mespenheldea Tailoring Establishment.
-Among the meat popular and fashion-
able tailoring; "establishmenti of the .
oily, tnat of Mi. William Resinhelde,
No. 60 Sixth street, °maples • bl ab and
eneleble position; fly stria an talon to
business and careftti study of the want.
of tos customers, Mr. Heopenheide has
stmceeded In building up a drat-ohms
reputation and • large trade. The geode
manufactured al his establishment will
conrparo with the beet &aimed oat from
any merchant tailoring eatablishment in
the city, while the prices are equally fa
vorably. Gentlemen In need of clothing
of the best material mud make up could
do no better than bestow their patronage
on Mr. Heapenhalde. They will be im
itated in every respect. •
•
The weathi r has peen very variable
uring the - oast week, and we have been
- favored with the extrema of heat and
cold, sunshine and rain, teen uncomfort.
able degree. In Adkins contrast with
this state of affairs Is the uniformity
which regulates the quality, price and
generalexcedience of the goods man ufac.
tired at Lelbler's mammoth trunk em.
rarlum, the headquarters of Which are
at 104 Wood street. If you need aux:
thing ID his line 'call on lathier, and get
'your metiers worth.
Me setts of queensware or Bristol
War. of the prettleat patterns, and most
delloate workmaruthip may be obtained
at the wilrehOnse or the Keystone Pot
tery, Mesons. B.M. Kier Co.. proprie.
ten. No. ad3l.lberty Menet. Combinging
satiety with Boast dais& and dumb llty,
the Keystone ware is not excelled by sq;
other in the market. Call and ezerei ne
the stock. - -
Persona ilealrous of having their hoists
kept for the winter, can be avtritoods.
ted by calling mu..-W7l3onacia, Ju..
. ; fieventh avenue.
- Ladles and gentleman aan ve
healthful and . invigorating meal, at any a .
hour orate day. atthe Continental, Filth
avenue, below the Poatoinee.
Ite Conneaut/it, Fifth avenue,' next
door below th 6 Pan Office, hi provided
to-day with fresh shell oyatere. Oa
and get a lunch.
' a regular Saturday dinner, impart.
to shits appointments, at the Coatlnen•
Game oC allidnde at the Continental.
Filth avenue, next door below the Post
amantation Water up certa of in cure ibr
Diabetes and gnomes the LI&
rays, for Isla by ail Dructiaa
klffn
Ah important Fact.
It le an important fact that at Col. Y.
1). Egan'a book eetabl-ahment, No. 41
Sixth avenue, rare and valuable works
may be obtained which cannot be dupli
cated In the city, or perhaps In any other
book store in the country- The Cotoast
also keeps on hand ■ choice selection - of
the standard works of the day; among
them Webster's Unabridged, Carpenter's
Stair Builder, and others of that clue,
form an Interesting part. Then too, all
the magazine., back numbers, and those
Just fasued,.may be found on his coun
ters. In short, if .you need anything in
the book line, will on the Colonel and be
accommodated.
Youngson'a sumptuous confectionery
and dining rooms are open daily for the
reception of ladles and gentlemen, who
denim meals at any hour. Nothing but
the test articles are kept on hand and
the edibles supplied at the establishment
are of the most appetising character.
Suppers are provided tar private parties
at ahorteat notice and on the most ream
able terms.
Good, healthy, palatable table hoard
ing at four dollars per week at Burns'
popular restaurant, corner Smithfield
street and Sixth avenue. The tables are
always abundantly supplied with the
very choicest delimcies of the market.
The culinary arrangements at this es.
tabllsbrnent are perfect. A call at the
restaurant will convince the most Moro.
dulons.
Every Person, when desirous of
pleaSant and harmless stimulant, should
ask at the nearest restaurant for - a glass
of Pier Dannala Cl3.'s cream ale. It is
the moat delightful and beneficial of
drinks.
Strangers in the city should drop in at
the Continental, Fifth avenue. next.door
below the - Postoftlee. Everything in the
line of edibles will he found there.
MARRIED
ICtlizi—?RAW—By Ray. J. S. Saws. Mr. C. Y.
KEYS. of Baltimore. 31. g., to MI • E. E. takw
of PI utoursh. Pa.
[Toe ,hap - y croom Is widely known and es
teemed In this eltyard Paltimore, and weeennot
rerraln from capers lngonrt enewadadMiratlon
and c middence in hie good tense and Judgment
since he came hither:mit theirondMonnmenlat
City of • my Marylaae , to 'nett a companion
for life In the person of • young lady as hand
s me and accompllsh.d as she Is knit, charitable
and vlrteces. We wish them both a languid
prosparons wedded existence. May their Jou,
ney adorn the loin curvet of life became..
tinned series of bliss, J ty and h •pylne.s; may
they stew clear of the whirl of mi• fortune. mis
ery. poverty and sorrow. and snide dimly the
boat In calm and storm, In la'r fortune or i aunt
irtr Vicissitudes,. so that In the cud a IIIPTY latld•
lag place Mar be galled on the shore. of riot ,
ally white their soots may be joined In the glad.
nest, of heaven where stparsUon is never
known.)
DIED I'
ROBINPON—On Mond.. morning. Jumay7
lifth.lB7o Mn. ANN HOLD :toll' bOBINtON,
2lfe of 21111. n C. Robinson. K a t. -
Po.ral hem the Monouphela Howe, Ladles'
entrance. thalthaeld Street, on WirotaboAT
.20021X.ri the 10th lust., at 10 o'clock. The
Ik2en.l. or the family are harltod to •tteod.
WU Monday. Jan. 171 k 1610,
fIaTHAnINIL H wise or ll:cbsel Whltmotc.
In tbelleth year of her ate.
Panora! (rein the regideoce . of her haaband.
li#9 Pine Street, On W1P:(240.47 . /121111,00 N,•
10th Inst.. at 2 o'.l .ck. Friends of the fatally
•e re. ptetrol'y I torlted to attend.
••• • .
PA Y—Sonday morale.. Jen. 17th, Mai
ELIZABAt It 41•11 Y PARTS.
lateral front Ht. Pants Church, Lacyerne, on
ttOatelao. at 19 to clot!. Prlendl
of the madly are retpectfolli loyl•ed to attetd.
IatILIS-0 Petrone tooohm 17th,
at 511.1 talon son" 1 o'clock, 111011 All W. IR
OL egtel 98 yes..
Tenerel will nice place to DAT. at o'clock,
from hie millrace No.{QA7lfth Akan.. The
(need, cf tee famlly ace rerpectilally lailtrd to
ata mt.
• u hISTIMIC(i—CIe Tueata morales. Tau, 11,
ttou 4% &mock. VARY I IZZ I E . lottuffest death
er o• ,
H. ast) Kale a. A.IMMUSu4. sled 40
mth.
Funeral Tam aPraftwomr, at I o'clock, from
Hie r• laden, cf her graridfalber, Wm. Ittmta
•gray. Eeo.. No Ti Llbetty street.
Ife(IHEW—.At Ste reeldeec,to Oteerseturf
Bt I. In Allegbe..r, Tap May ISIS Inn, Mr.
JULTN hlcliltEW. la the Shut year of Ms ate.'
The fusers! will take p ace at SI o'clock ems
(We( uesday)AITIIMOON. hem the Theinne-
Ills Church, comer of Bearer ..nikt as 4 Jr,oht.
sumer, erraae. AlleabettY.
UNDiiRTAKERS.
B. ParfenSOC SAitas L. WlLLuxs.
?ATI' BSON VIFILLIA*S . ,
undertutro. tins.? of MA &menu* and
adt iutfsburelt. (7 , fhna of all binds,
Shroud* etapc• and tck•ves, and nem desecip.
dun of foneml funclablng rood. flaraMeed cc the
moat r Atonable 'terms In the city. Rearm and
eldllane!f.a_ADNcd. udlea day and Want.
rIDABLL'S ts PEEBLES, IJX.
DMINTANINd AND LIVERY ITIABLII.,
norm: (CAN DUIILNY tIdIEBT AND t/MUNA.I •
AVENGE Allegheny whet.* Mete OlBf7rl
8001 Li constantly annpUed Alta real sae
Imitation Itusatrevl, 40gany sad Waled
Dry
Coe... at - 41 1 4711 U eta 14 to 8100. 8c
din neehmod Mr la , trmcat . Haan. and Cr.,
sn
!lama Pclaked; Muds of Iloandsc
io.da, If emtnlyed. UMW mien KAU hour, dz •
nd mane.
JOSEPH. MEYER & ECO,
trri.umwreagmta.
O. 444 OIHN STILIZT
Oarrlassa Ear "murals, sa.oo za:.;
4 le.
00771105 ime all Pnetcral reralelmeet al re
aor
4 rater.
rirNOTIORS—"2b-Lef," uSbetiais t ..
“Lost,. "frante , ""Fannet,""naardita."
da, exceedieg FOUR LINES, rill
be inserted in these- - eoluniur once for
TWENTY-FIFE OENTS; each addik
&mat tine FIFE orearni. .
WANTS.
WANTElk—Sealed Proposals
will ber ie. d for one week for tea
thou cod ill).000
t )
!LET .01 CURB IMRE.
to h. dtdivered am Pittsburgh or Lawrenceville.
Most be of Preep trier ilty,lll COOP.
C4elll tell Oa at o aeavery, fetetatlCJl per
can Joe holltludot u
of Coot' net. Ada rule,
Beat * Bidet: I ke i ltAtt 2 .ldtwa tftet
•
1190ANTEDe—ay a small lam-
Esquires y LE. a GIRL to do reueraillanselitork.
at 37 , 1altbfielA attest. -
IVANTED,-4 respectable ffy.
UATION by a young man m, lula ban
con , ldelable exmleace Oke family grocery
and ann•llitra Onnneee. bool-keern-s Zoo mer.
eantlle Unerenaonagm.
caeca. •otdren n• C.. Onlirren °Mee,
ituAuvirsop--inrcum—A T E.
eMi.laßTlVlTTl ° 4o,°•Par'tagg
of
tlads of
da c empan loyment. Yeveou vfaxtiz,bell
all Lin be extrlttafee %heft la
TIiyANTED—An AGENT toe this
ora iri t tia oalebrated-BAkTUAY4
u mactuNc.
offer term. more Übenl aay a a:maw 7
Oall mut examine at 161 Woad *tre a
t.
W/LCOX. Traverlat Anat.
•
WAN'rED.-AGENTEI every-
TAPVlclu."__°" FV -
Ittllttlng t llschlue ever leviateo. Po ke
orgs)6.on IMATKUirTAir irdeagk Ay
BL. Low.. mo.
WANTED. M0111414GES.•••
$30.4300 to I .4.k4htlarce oz cissu salcolofi.
at ► fair rate of latertlA.
TIMMS L PETTY.
Bad apd. Beal Zatato Brote;
N 0. 1 .19 tlm.tLlold moo,.
WARTED.— 4 ENITR;r—
rsovrii 'ctlatitiu EWA.
cut:ma.
Irrioeongoa
tOulDott r ied
larrzototzr
a iii• t tf tae olsly N.
mama' • autle
L l o ' cc
on do ono kir d of omit Mat
' be done on ally mmlllEl.-100,0E00 Awl:NV . =
ridamaod trwriAfilfgrof4-74' •
•VOrtniflaiii44 Address 1$14•111
Cu.. Boston, Ilauh. Phl a t M l l4 El" U."
LoolsOlo.
LOST.
- -----
pwr,-111011DAY, 17th last.
etu%ll 'itrtrATitPtut:
lio.tti reward out oo o l io to uot m.o.+ 0. i . e.,
log It at Mgt 1100110 mouse. gligXb.2l,
gear 4, trie / Vtlft
rOST 'OR STOLEN.—Wednes.
d'eutlint`c7ll.ll?:Ariv 91:g4:114
' ;foe k . V r r e inV P ICUrbAY
loalel :M. ' Attu • rentatio . nieagior to herghw
Caner, will be thankftillyreeekved at No. 68 rye.
alerts alley. Allegheny 1..1.7.
• MARY BTZWAILT.
HENRY G. HALF',,
MERU ANT TIULGR,:
IMRE
Coiner of Pm and Sixth Stre*
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
NOW . COMPLETE
UOIRS OR - CENTLBUN
P r illgtriP.reb.P I Meg Prumist Dar gaab.
HOLIDAY CIFT. .
!,.`f°4l4 ._ 4l4il.lTru s ,"" Zi. i tlal. " 74lll2i-raVilt i !
vita w• RE allba moslipealr pinernsjilst
W." G. DITNSEATIIII3,
itWLLICS AND ornotur.
411.14 81147717/ MOM%
THE PITTSBURGH
VINEGAR
WORKS.
BALLOU 8c ABMS,
167, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND AVENUE,
Are now prepared to toralsb VINEGAR &Wm
LOWEST MARKET RATES. - &tent:lon to Par
ticularly called to our
EXTRA WINE MEDAL
TO•LET. Fint 'tithed Front
PROMS. will) or w)tnnu Wording. Uy•he
. week or mouth. Apply at No. 09
ISTNEEIr.
7 1 0-LET.—A desirable St re
R.o , Y on Bt. Clan. otrya. Alto, wry. ,
f,1069 on D at and unond doer. and &ROOM
60 by SO on third thor. Znqulre of D. B.
WALKILit, num WO., No. 1 Sixth rtreet.
LET.—A Suit of Rooms
AZT , r1 1 .1 1 1,70;'. 1 %;f:•11.1,: 11 14 oted
(mat Ifacanon 3sta floor. One la.'. Ball lab
two antwroams no 4th Dour. One }Ware B oom,
Oral IL/or. No. 951, to Hoglab's now O .
l.corth &octane Poo Wow °s Ica 1 andf"' ''
SNGLIoII N o , ge aroo ra - h. " .. A.
... ,
TO LET—BRICK STABLE.—
A Gond Brick Atable.trro ivories htsboal h
nix large atolls and focalge rnorn.loalsont ens
water ' , nib a/I In repels, with , art , lot
attached ten - tins on Wangler avenueann run.
ning acct 19s feet to an alley. Argotic of
A.
N like ELON ,
DJlr.m
cnd.
nonzero , Diamond mew t.
17=
0 LET.—The Large toter*
derßoom No. 96 Wylie ATeour, eorn, et
str.et. PattAburgb. A. K. BROWN.
111 Path avenze.
T O
o LET.—Two 2 story brick
Authuflie %.° tro deroF4l
Mrot meow. Enquire at No 54 Centre avenue,
Mr. MecALLUM.
MO LET.—Five rooms—one
e.'strak'ZgT:jle. Pr:;11:41
aapaaltd. watt edrataad terra room. it yore
at 437 read . Mt,
ir°LET.—That large, storied
w- 4 sausuorri,s, turnerat Piro. orme
am Wows meet. 0 0 4-oomplad Dv the M. a M.
aatlonol Katt. !aware at NOR ChT 19919 E,,
No 239 rant rirtnee. or A. V. HOWLED. No.
Wood strms.
P9-LET.—NEw 110 TEL--Fu
r NW ED. 1 0511*. 1.1104 i a• , .11,800 ksr.
IS02•1111MET. ettluAl.r, LPHIA.— oar ballt.
Ilrot, fats boom, nod crow n. room. Ar
ratxrd,en Alma, walf mrter matt. wsstratand
rtv. t° , 44 - x,rl.:rw,c.ohr,Ti:a
"4"."'
APArriforr 17314VieltUrL;r4.4.
•
're_
e LET.—A total' gr000d.192
brick ' Au Itlrc Ao6 r f..e i t ' W h llf(M g e e t, rs ° 4 " :ir .11. 1
sc
ree bundlng containing two r ome, former y sc
ruple& be Jamemaillilngar as a p ening mill el
uted, Carson and glut *meets booth attn.
bur suitable for manufacturing purposes or a
distillery. Anp.y to
AT IiatIORT & Co
Carson .4 Trutt elreets. elresingbans.
T 0 LET.—Desk Room In a
hindiomaly St.aa up °Mee, to • n+atral
oe tat tautness. .r.ply at No. lie )Garth
&vette, atopod
MO LET...The NewSt
P 4
ella No. es wo„, ore build.
W.,. eet.
rro-LET.--D l y tilling 800 se No.
.a. 30 rem ernes. inquire at 5106 Peoa
meet, eteteeu the hours of /Claud L 2 at.ao4
9 sad 4 9.
TO- LET—Warehouse No. 323
Marta .reet, front Jo:lorry Ist kt. to
Aor.l lat. 1871. /Logan" at roar oaloa on Utt
oremltes.
TO LET...—
STORMS; DWELLINGS,
Inquire or ROOMS AND OFFICES.
O. ZZAII At CO,
96 riftb Avenoe.
FOR SALE.
SAO E.—The Lessee4;ir
gtim:.2ll3frgrltz3B""'" Holm, offers the
lu. A
good ,
to
yr)for sale; C• 1140
don. I. H. T.. Thu groll4X.Mug 4'ousy.
m' OR' SALE OR RENT.—Three
Agg 9 "
r.4.,4• 0t H. Igii,LHENT tolaeo
P.lausplvaals Luanne. (WmpanT. 1673 Woo
ts
FinAALE.—Enginesandirfoll-
ELM New and Beton.] Hand. of atl klada
coattaally on band.
td.
Orders from Alt mi.: tbe outran' WV=Pilf
x•eut
JA C 8 RILL
Can't. lta.lon Avenue and P.. T. ST. d C. ww
•Ilegbe.r.
FOR SALE.
BIZ AOREB 01P -LAND
Wltbla the City Will be gold chess and
OR elm terms. Inquire of WY. BLAKELY.
AU eney-at-Lew. 91 Giant sive:. 7el7:tt
FOR.
HALE. - Splendid Farm
'so ACM.O. tau •o 4 a Ca.f miles from
*ldol, ...tattoo. Pannactlle Hallroad All no
derlaltt Anti t •
six feet of suoctlor coal, aad tot
safleallaral purposes the tot, Is No. I, bolos a
rot* linemen. the wools coal. and all Am be
Mtat • OMAN IA Foil yarticolat• of ill. olf 1'
ILLIt , Zeal Estate Agent*, No. 1311 tenth
"
Fos SALE.—Stock and Fix
?MM.. LZASZ AND GOOD WILL of a
0 . 'car/. dolag a rood for lam. TM
anda:olkned belug encased lv other hvrlaelalr
IM maws for ar..lllDr. G. W. PINSILI',.4O 1F.4-
Dalst.nA.t. Allegbeay.
FOR PALE.
.11321111 sawn' MAMMIES.
Two Pinks n. and One Limper
lEgials at So. Alt MAXOSD,•IIexpe ety City,
=I
FOR BAL
EHoagie and Lou Sating Bin, Berm% ward.
ee10,000; 1614 rues near tog Statlon,
,000; amuse sad Lot. 64 `
Jame. .tree
en r,t',',:vgrla %kir,
.4 6 aorta to Unman. oo sm. r.
11 , 720 07 %Out! 4: . 1 r e 7 m e. , " I a aunt, ,
sere wooed to Bellevue Boro. fleT000; bOllese
awl lot, oesd a Beaver alma. tle.1130; babe
sad acres in iliesbetb lkno. 01.604: louse
and lot 1 4 1 1 bIderow i r., e ; is Itsetz i ;
, o tr „ H r
fairer /sir= If taboo: 3* sare;j4b
acen. Liman of
nfrr
itool lowa AMA.
Boer le
°hie s iXOREft
ad itsadon7
arab, Alleakem
R ERSO UL — Allpersonsseek-
INES If0)128030 layeetatats la Reel Ze
ea rlalL_n i t i rot;
IMITAL-sa 11.114.ar gaga emay tlil
°aurae
or will be seat nurs won rovettlos
I"trookeigt cluVi
Maim aaa Zeal Laato *woo. No. 129 riaL
OIVA LAND FORFALX.-800
Urn of attale• laud %fans of ib2l6,lltootro•
y l
t I W
62 . 6 trro?,
fgAixtclpitso t1:16..23u.t.e. : 14
p l
oop to
1011 Voctab &V.ite. I
-- • -
gos SALE. — ENGIN_,
_na AND
8011.1188. urtr and usatouotauidi ma.
Up on baud Lad boottAwcz
Eno:.
tomaiiseriasteu.tued P ike Mat,
+waist( ' Pltftbaqz# I
JOHN: COOPER &
Bell and Brass handers, •
UWE, L 001071173 k kOLLIP,g
Made PrelePtii ea order.-
BABBIM
Made anA Kept Ola Hand.
prmism. lla nt*.cturri of
Cooper'slmprove Balance Who
STEAM PUMP.
Office, l BB2 PON STREET.
reentry, ce4l7 am mauroad strata
•
AND nova'
(:ICGIMa:ff G.
at
A trta• atia anal:data awaxat at taatteat
sad ?las Goat!". at tat tawast Yam..
GRAY & r,o4aAN.
,
7 L tl ift izth St, 89 /Winne,
( Ns war
Arai..., . S.2l?torsa , a . werz a ,i
Ligat.....,..„,, ,
- ^" 4- """ the sufesunent tee'
. .
a nd - .Paving of River Avenue,
.ftaah Kota ! ahem so Midge str &. Is
e........ a .„ ata, now ready
in -w zi:u . Ago. and cask tie seen at Ulla *tied an
it wltl 0
Aarsiii, Jaattars 19.0. In.. when
~,,,a sawedto the balsas •of the Ctt7Treas..
I esiterabe. '
CHABLZO . DAM. •
a ll. . •
. ate Zaitaelle.
ME
12122
l'iniate73:l
rat OPERA . 1191:IPE.
First Use ht this city of ,
Yr. BIOUGHASI'II
last Dow iousattontil drama.
71.C1)111CSDAT ICVfIUNO, Jatioary
Info, will b presented Mr. Brougham.. great
=Ml=l9
Gut le the full Would otitis Superior Company,
•
Grand Matinee on daturdc
arG. A. R.
The next Lettere of the Orsini. Army or Ike
R public Cour" wilt be dellTexod at the
On Thursday Evening, gaol. 20.
The "Carleton•' of the Boston Jou. nal
TO-LET
lto lie,rved &Ea. Ad =WI., Firs cen's
Ja 74 .
arnitILLIANT AND IN.
rffItIICTIVE Li.CTIIIVIS UN
LIGHT AND THE SPECTROSCOPE,
Showing the character and value or the rceent
wonderful dlsoonetee la science nod their me.
total' eppliestion; to be Illustrated Or expert
tents of the ['retest Intereat. 110. DAV 104
TOEnDAT EVX.NOOB.II4Ik and 515th, lett.
Intim '
ACADEMY OF AIUSIO.
T 1 ken. of ado:slon. 50 C.a. To be had at
tie prlcelpal Rook Stores. Tose:Ted Seats 55
cents extra; to b; had at the We.te:n Un;ser.
.57. corm, h03.1f11 Diamond etre.s, 1.4-1 weep
11 .. aad Slam: the
_lsth laet: dolt :51
wii.eLrEt . ,
OPEN
da IN BASEMENT OP CATUIDEAL
DIAMOND, PITTSBURGH..
'bit elegant,
large h and commodious nuollo
Hall has lwen tooronah.y reamed and refer/11h..
set and la 1.11, offmad for %Vol for balls. panlr.,
frtg:ie! ' g7:tre ' ll4e n araTi
M the ellY, and la the only Hall anpulltd vdtb
grni r T atrpr 'rll / 7 ,ll:lnfr u gat ' l nod Uuhei
all In t *Lyle. have been r.centty adds...a
to H. MlTloin M. Malden It the most castrate
lent •e d deers le for ads parties and rem.lona.
r" to ma sod other porueular. rp IT to
tn . :LW., Market nonerlnlead, Cltjaall..
H. M. LONC • 4k , CO.,
Ottlee, DALZELL% BUILDLUO.
TACK BROTIIERS,
COMMISSION nRCIIANTS
Petroleum and lte Products.
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mar rt•lhaqenete Way Audi:win !treat
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W&BING & KING,
Comialraion Medcbasda and Br;aeaalti
Petraloran and its Products,
DALZELL'S BLOOK, DOQUEVIE WAY
rifizaDar. ADDIII:23.
Room 17, 91ansber o 1 COloosorot;
attlO 133 SOUTH SECOND BTRSET. '
CLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
HERBERT W. C. TWEDDLE,
Lubricating &High Test Burning 011 e
Eclipse Railroad Axle 0111,
Maud. teen bunt Without chanirel relathila
limpid al lowest triati.i.ttirta latele/al otl ton
tree:deal climate. or hot sine,
Locomotive, Engine, lioeldne
Will ant • area. .
San NM and Planing ECU Oils,
NVirki:Tpr inv " ra!ii.d.itista
011 oTannatielisu ff. Berizole,
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Attlitilt VARNISH to mum. SAW. Um
Work and Mactincrrnrom mum
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left"tt WOO".
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STATEMEUVT OF THE
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ENTERPRISE INSURAFCE ai;
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ember 31,u-lbetl.' i i to 14.-
with the requirements of ithb'd to
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APPLICATION of, ”Ibe_Cillsea'S Natant
Betiding sad LA?, Aloseelatlon it' teary ' add Nth s' for a Charti of Ineeteporatlon: •
And now, th telt, 'tell 16th day erlfeweinber.
A. D. 1114P.P. the Innen net Con and taatmaent.
et treaded3uning been presented tn..jetendee • *
and sanest ned by the Cease; aid the objects,
UMW wan eoiaLtlone the ate do! forth sad ewe*
fluted. an snarler tone Lot fel and net InJeeleet. •
• Ills (wifely - d and directed that geld las intaiel
Amiss . It * '•l4dla Die Oleo et lb. PratheneeetT
at the Cetera of Coalahunt Plese. aid lea COW* ,
otaa , d atrislle Won Bc Itieezed in the Mubarak
Dally Yarning Par-arm - Par of hate three areell..
eeti lasi fora, Marin appniatlen.has beta made ,
to thi Caere of Coalmen Ilesi et the County of
Al taterT en:drans the said • . ClOsen.. Mutual
Bakimi eistoe attn.( of .Bbaepabeert
and gaga , . a thaia.o..l . / 0 .- , P.ition;••• and
that nen Chartar be granted lit the hest
Urn. of sad Cebrt , a. b.d exceptional:el/led la
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Corp. , aniat sad Mat was strong. Pollaios. •• . •
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Tau IS TO GI RT. NOTICE that
on the lath day r Member, A. D. DODS%
lintbl 'lb Bantry inc 7 wall tweed nylon
in • ' lout* of .ota DQIr , . t
hags. to the Com, •at Alit /Mot anal Mete ot
wbo her r i4Joiged Haab..
typt on bin OVA 1 414 lb* borywns of:
Y 7 -deblb, ItS4 Matto 'At ens Pro Pent
I . :4=pnet - to Dace or for hi. um,
Udars D.' Ina; arr,rja c iy.tet Inmate ttr .
of lye .titilloolD, to Doren IL eintreassat
Z i r t 7rj a ntin; ‘ ot ntt areltinott or tas Ulnae
Delet i on; Ito e tiltill;•11111111tale i ter. Difr
Muir. A.. tti. waliewwwict tr.
•)atldßf A. )4 s. I.IADOCtf. •
Noricr.--I;ettets at: adoistals.
org LLY. deed . : r . lbe Au ll 7es:::7o c f eanCEu Hlll.
I 17.1.010! belt
tined totheVidolliitti4, all pantos !salt) ed .
tout,* estate ere 'thereby twitted to taus burro.
Mut waywebt, mw.oli. bulk,' • tombs dolma
Kohut gild *MIA to prootat them to
C. p, • DwDIX, ..11dailoturai .r. •
de3;t7/ w _ at. 11l Borth /Luba%
AMIJSMYMNTS
THE BED LIGHTs
Or the Signal of Dattittr.
allernotu
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
C. - C. COFFIN,
MIME
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By Prof.GEO. F. Ban k% N. D.,
'nom NEW HAVEN.
CITY LULL,
OILS
L&MOND OIL ivonKs,
Duquesne Way, Plitsbo al. h.
AND. D*;,ALEB3 IN
MA.III:I7I.CTUEXE Or
INSTT.RANCE
LEGAL
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