4. 3
Eittsinigt 4iittE
ary LID SUBURBAN
_T IE ! pkys NITE is flonlialiect its Oks city
,aidart Oar week for 15 muss par
War sBPer S OWL, 12.
Tie Pew ettdirrent depot hes been com
pleoted4l V widen
, sad Is cow oecopled to , those for
WhII .
'1,11.4 Rebel yfoterday booed a war,
WA tar the arrest of Beojemin Barris•
g rich osoonlillog John Wilma
i nl i qtg nooklow him down.
Criodidillineesealts alleges Lena-Wen
s
4iiiterday made a violerd attack
np~a hilt wife and abused her. Smirk,
iWiary loaned ► warrant for Lena'a
Arreit.
ybris la bsrdly any truth in the ru
mor teethe effect that, the to
of the
Mpeet tio=lllllll and tempera are to bo
OlMlteielja the retrenchment and reform
manta,
-llWards* John Speller wax arrested
agenlentrant from Jtudlce Barker. and
MS fore bearing on • charge of Maar
1111=dilet," preferred by Catharine
4 ..••••. •
s a! nl aiWi i t Regan and John Wilson had a
a saloon yesterday, during
wkleb,it'la alleged, Wilson struok his
=t lw the lace. Alderman Mn.
haa lasted a warrant for the as
itaCurWllson tbriummult and battery.
cjeijialigragettea concerning the where.
gebtroti dr Michael Brady. Mum years of
eggs, who esosped from the Insane Ds.
sarrannt of the City Farm on Monday
afternoon, will be 'gratefully received by
hie mother, Miry Breay. No. 20 Chary
Yesterday afternoon the brake of a oar
the Oa kland ßamenger Railway gave
.ou - Fourth avenue, opt 3afte the
omoe. The hones were unable
C. OcT , its progress, and the car was
throb from the track. No one injured,
sod no damage done.
Aker' your name, business and location
• tiger* the people by advertialog in your
'bell papers, and when anything In your
floe lamented your name will be Wall.
lei and your place fret visited for the
article limited. This hat been the ewe
thearnpu of times with purchaser&
•
ti
ColWtets. Joint Quiey, of
Thheellle, who was convicted of robbery
rhisllo wacky and was sentenoed
thepwaltentlary for the term of two
yeare, - Ohake Jail on Salurdsy night last
salfrsaklin, and has not yet, been clap.
Three othow prisoners also sno•
articling their elk:4lM
a profound philosopher who
Colgiarect advertising to a growing crop.
Eleasdd: wThe .termer plants hie wed,
tar while be is sleeping the mom is
growing. 8o with advertising: while
yOlrure sleeping or_ eating, your silver.
tieementis being rued by thousands or
Tiersiiinaprho usmaraew you or heard of
pwitrhusitniskitor never wordd, bad It
nib him lbw your advertising:.
. ,
About a Dec.—John Carroll made In.
ftrtriatiotf yesterday before Alderman
pomade= against Terrence Mot Linn.
for larceny, and Terrence made Informa
tion against John before Alderman Tag.
.for perjury. The parties reside in
Mulberry alley. The dispute is In Was
don baths ownership of a amine, sabred
at. si*--"a black and taA dog with a
sitdliec—rnas the descripUon. The part,
Mil Wane held for bearings.
Opea.-6. fair will open in the
=brut= village of Mansfield on Wed
nesday...men log next under the emplace
ather-ladiesof the Oatholio Church, pro.
seeds arrbeappliel to the erection of a
sow church edifice, the ground for which
hes already, Woe purchased. The fair in
this village one year ago was a success,
caul bkanlon, - the pastor, and hie
as -laborer; will leave nothing undoneto
make the coming one fully its equaaall in
plesanir e and profit to all who attend.
FfrlfilanarMilm fa highlygnitifviall
laths many friends of Dann Bwooter,Esq.,
tO Lesnithat he nu received the moire
tben of Pittsburgh and virinnl nit
Mutual Tire Insuranoe
Company. of Tort. Pa., ono of nor old
st And most reliable companies doing
ibialneas In the State, established IBA
and now having a capital of over SM.-
We. Pontiffs Issued and special atten-
Usailitantoall huu= cribs Cbmpany.
Pa.
Moe, 75 Federal strait, Allegheny=y,
•
!:A. Very Deatrable Residence, No. 65
Myer avenue, Allegheny, Dear the north
end bar the Hand street bridge. la stirrer.
Used this morning by Joe. D. Batley, real
estate agent. There Is probably not
enotberdwelling to belled at present an
weir tothe Wainer neaten or Pittabnrgh
itrYt'liad pleasantly located In a ownpar.
partitively pare atmospbere, eo well
lighted and ventilated, and in snob good
order as tide. Thp proprietor is going to
idernalkiatocellty for a disbud residence,
- wr It would not befor "ale.
A Yanked :Abitander.....yegterd.r' a g
elderly woman appeared at the Mayor's
°Mee and state& Abet a boy 'baked
given till -carnet inek-10 Mary to 'the.
steamer "Belle" at the Monongahela
wharf, bad absconded wttb the baggage.
ostatidned dry goods to the value or
tweedy &diem. The young .oestopyilen.
took with hlm•A 'Mg 'of itirs."wblen the
lady had taken Mr and put Into Mit
bands. .)laerfi.hom Vanport. town
about` tininty =Mem filial Ptttsborgh.
Tirepcdlos could get no trace afthe
A fewdep sloes we recorded the cote,
inihnietitto jail tit Llithi Ireland ebirrso
with whipping his wife. previously di
vesetng her of all her Clothing. and ming
rope to make punishment effeluaL
wstalmatated that Mrs. Ireland inseam
„ pulled to borrow raiment from a neigh.
bur tour:car before the. Alderman and
Snake information stalint LIMB- Now
mrbe aboald have returned that clothing
bat her neighbor. Yrs. Ellen Meech
Iff Mimes she did'nt—infaet charges her
with toaliclously- destroying It. ,AJder
man Meillainers wan again appealed to.
and Limed a warrant for the erred of
Yrs irolarrl for broody, upon which ahe
was arrested and cement/AM to Jail
.0-..%Alllegllcay Fire Deputses!. -•
Lest !mining Dm. Committre on Fire
Yogiosi and Hue' of Allegheny Conti.
..."2Amag,•-steettng fu the City Ballding
111$61*•• Of nuking appointments
nisvitutalor sects axopatur under the
paid system, which rut Into. operation
seat mouth. They eoutinusil In seedon
wall • late hour, bat felled to couipiete
tbi *irk: Thus hie Suet difficult, la
-
making the appointments owing to the
tret7 large number or applicants, each of
whom alelms to be • veteran In the ear ,
•Deramd Sutras the position for peat
•marsiew Thus are sin itther tutus*
In relation to Oa property brolonlag
thecompanies; which nukes the Irma
an alambatiaey delicate ens. Another ,
meeting !DU b• held at tbrearilest
irecience, bat It Ii tiot probable thir hold
out; bill be' 'arranged 'until ear the
nest Mistier h!Odtanails. • •
Consigned to Rest.
The mortal rattail:La ef David Mercer,
Eat. who Matron Tuesday morning, of
comenfht on, were -deposited In their
lad noting place In Allegheny Cercietery
yesterday afternoon. The funeral wis
levity ,atteaded. hfi1ut0r.4.040,.. dffii
• A.
Y. of - width dicolied wee Oenli
hem.attaaded Is , • (body:- Mr.. lieref4
served as Clerk under 'woof the Mama
of,ibe ally, ;shales from Ma, mance
dortbithe Owly - portlon of hfaree;hts
Ceitlfsfa tans; Ind. fli t ft e dfteftarfte,
dudes, se'srill of of Mose pan:
tandals kr hts pfl vide nth hs nada' Mal*
Meads, Ableastoptkur was. the , dlswitti
nodes wilds sfommod6tabored,s big;
dmataff.ante stafkuttedly hastened my
111 peatupa s pocal. fight fat Wean prooeratoows mist
kftemoerat and toasted him
EP6ct. Spa puttlentan of
t ' jr °r sad leaves ,a
dna* Of !daub to Mourn/MI peas
fes
,11 . 1, -
"be!" by amtbr.
Tama,' 0 1 11 ilit!t. - itootti totOre,told.
Right; iis W.r. Unbar; Stilt•obteitor, at
olittiiiiiks; Alleithee7; was retenting to
hhtiteltdllool4oto PRtstswlth, hi wIT of
theatillart brills*, • her we accented try
Me OttOtbdi Wbo made isdettnied vire ,
mie irk
~
~ ! , ,Toolio lt lott w ou t oc to
'bon," ' ~. htr. hillteoheows
4140
itwW,a 0: murk and was powwow .
4.
- .
s 't *of , the ' ,mso ' with ,
h, oto t sot Ot a / 1 2 . to hi. wwo.,
So dlo tittrowid . 4htto Into the
el ono vietal rittese.` end - *lrbil
tie hae • ,portlon et este finger
Mee o , sod wail otherwise 'lmply
=..rarptlttostetre r =AO =
0 111 1tfilltst,i*,!..w ' OM ___ •-•
lams were Awning. 00, WWI,. - sa a a
111111011dblidp dropped! , ttedr 4lettin
teleetsei, This eade another to the Wiwi
samisen of oda , * Ws' bridge le the
moan. • Utile militiamen= the en.
Siterlate Wight resew It a seer We.
• REUNION.
Department Convention of me Grand
Army of, the ft, public—Election of
di
ocera—Soublie netudett--Batsiet.
The Department. Convention of the"
Grand Army of the Republic',
m membieli
at Lafayette 13x11, yesterday,
The Convention was called to order by
Colonel O, C. Boshyshell, -Grand Com,
.wander, CoL R. B. Beitth. A. A. G.,. Of
deleting; as Sieettartary, and George F.
Wood, of Poet No. 1 i , heing appointed
Officer of the Day.
Oct motion, Com es J. A. Price, Ben-
ton Smith and J. A. SrM were appoint-
ode Committee on C red ential.
Generale Pearecnv and Wanner, Part
Grand Comm inder% were invited to take
seats on the Rangel to the right of the
Grand Commander
The report of thi n Committee on Cre
dentials was readi d received and the
Committee discharged.
Comrade Wagner, Chaplain General
pro tent , opened the Convention with
prayer.
The Grand ComMander thin made his
report, reviewing in detail the work
done daring the past year, and showliig
the advance made by the Order during
• i•
The Assistant Adjutant General and
Assistant Quartermaster General re.
ported the transactions of their respec
tive departments.
Malor A. R. Calhoun, Assistant In
spector General, made a verbal report.'
General •Albright, • Judge Advocate
General, made a brief report.
The Medical Director being absent no
report was recedes/4 from that calmer.
On 'motion, the , above reports Wore
received and referred to committee of
tu
five, eetlating 'of Comrades • A. Wright,
Wood Green and Hardin.
On lOOUOI2 of Cant. Cook: •
Scsolved, That when the Convention
adjourns it adjourns to meet in this
halt Thursday morning at nine o'clock.
On motion of Cod:trade Wagner the
Convention went into the , nomination
and election af.Department officers
General Hartranft,, in a near speech,
nominated Mal. A. R. Calhoun for
Grand. Commander. which was ramived
with applause. . .
General Rebt. L. Saline was nominated
but declined In favor of Maj. Calhoun In
a brief speech. •.• . •
On motion the nominatio n elosiod.
An motion M.j. Calhoun was. unani•
mousiy declared the next Grand Com
mander of this Department, which wale
received .with long and continued ap
,
Manse.
Maj. Calhoun accepted the poaillon in
aribrief,bnt forcibleripeechi •
George S. Wood, of Post No: 114 of
liirmitigitam,..waa neon/nate; for Hr. Vice
OnunitslOMDiendlor. , •'.- ' •
Major H. , Reeder, of Easton, and
Maim A. o.4leleoettli of riunnistar, were
also nominated.
Captain W, 13. Cook sad tine. S. Grant
were , appointed tellers to aoudad the
election. . . •
George S. Wood. reoelved a map:Mitt ,
of all the votes and was declared elected
Comrades ;din A. Price, Gen. Charles
Albrlght,q.iolcuutil D B. Porter, Wtlttkm
N. Haymaker and David Jones were
planed in 13041On,r0rjr. YIP grIPIO
.9 19 g"ndgr• • '
COMIIOB P. Conic "WilhdreW 'the
name of. W, N. 4qymaker, of Post No. 8
of this city.
The election resulted in the selection of
General Albright, who accepted the pod.
lion in a neat speech.
On motion: adjourned,
ILFOrtIO:4F.
. .
At seven o'clock last evening the dole.
otos and meinbera of WO order 11/12821-
bled, formed In line at the hfornmga.bela
amuse and preceded by the Iron eltY
Band marched to Lafayette Elan, byway
afatnlthfield Street, Fifth' avenue and
. . .
Wood street. where the meeting organ
izalacry nelil rhewA L pearson tothe
Gen. Pearson stated In a brief but elo
quent adarees the object or the Conran
item actor - width be introduced Major
Calhoun to the andlencp, and In so doing,
said thit the • itsietistelen
bed by acclamation Gran C o m ma n der
of this Department, a worthy tribute to
a faithful soldier; • who 'bed , lost a leg In
the service of hle country, and Bow car
ried eleYerizatel hulletaln his body. Me
was a man that would do honor to the
organiaation..• • ' •1:
Major, taMogti. arose, and. -wee it , -
plandoclag Soldier' only• can! applaud.
;be palpitate dircl_
PIEWSKUVSPONA in 'llithinann siAb ai e.ait =own
The Grand Army of the Republic haa
met with many yielmitudre Maw lie or
ganizing°. _it wouldseentvialearci after
the Mosso( tha-loar that-men who had
enlisted, marched end encamped, to
gather, who .had fought together sod
who at last had come out together to ree,
the hag giorionsly trinmphsat, should
seeir-to beeotne-nzittntin one glorious
organisation. The Major then referred
to his army experience. and paid a glow
ing tribute to the men wbll bed collated
with him and had (Mien vrhllA to thence
01 their duty Hathen referred briefly
to the agent" of tiottlinisrdzeOlth He
wild they came together In - no pur
titan spirit. There was no distinction
oetweenthe outcer raid the private; the
Mejor Ortheral. and the prioths *tidier
mat on an equal footing. A man was not
:toted whether he metered the army a
Democrat or 7Bepabllasuor at Mist
altar he knelt. But one tett misapplied,
and that was did he enter the army with
a pars molly.. t Igo matter whet Ws us.
[tonality; whether he be a son of Jacob
.or of the downtrodden snits of Ham, we
.tip
hand
and Willi him friend. The
Major icopuorted at eome.leogati. and.
ou r I
regret that a want ef space prevents our
publistilhg his adtreeiln 414
' Gl / 4 = a nt ill t latihdri Of Philadel
phia, then on e upon and delivered
an eloquent and , gunning widows, set
, tin' 'forth' In- &dale • `the objects and
workings of the order. His remarks
were listened to With marked attention,
and he was greeted with loud and pro
'leogedapplause it its alasa,
ad. O. C. ,Boanyshell. the retiripg
Grand Oomniander, was next called
uptesonT urettpOnded .111 - ran appropriate ,
and intereetion mdflom = ,
froth 'Piet 19;
Phlladelpaia, was called upon and favor
ed the audience with "Sherman'. March
to the Kea , ' and "Prison Life twin/de,"
both of 'Mich were dung In admirable
style, and were received by the audience
withattontstot applatuae. • - •
Comrade Wm. M. Macke Z d Et t le z
Hartwas galled Upon and ad
assemblage, after which Comrade Hood.
colored soldier delegate from _Pon 80,
Schylitill county. was called upon and
responded briefly.
Coleater.T. EL Bayne and General
Walkeewere WINS upon, and bath
gentlemen responded In the Order
named In thrilling aneecheit. A number
of other comrades. were called upon and
responded' briefly, tliter which the as
sembly adjourned Wtho supper room.
=
.
In thi 'sapper rOotnAidder the Hell, a
bountiful and atuopiuque repast awaited
the delegates and Milani who had assem
bled to partake of the hospitalities of the
O. A. It. of Pittsburgh. Four _tables
wasesartanged,lextenchrtg theihillangth
of the spacious supper ball, and were
talrly groaning. beneath the weight or
anhalantiala and delicacies which bad
been provided fru the occasion. . When
the guests to the number of over- three
hundred had.been seated, Gen. Wagner
was allied upon to ask a blemish:lg. atter
which Chum. Pearson gave the order to
"Ditch In," and we doubt lieVer soldiers
In the field entered into the dlectwatan of
a "square meal," when they were so fOr.
tunitte se To bee° cap oPPertitnlty...with
more Iraniano4 three seaellabled
the 4a; A. banquet.- The' bill of - fare'
was ail that could have _teen deelred
by the amend epicure, and iiMotod
credit on tbervrorthy caterer Mr: !Wiry
Wbsitti allprlisant bed been amigo pr,>
vided for, champagne was introduced,
sod as a natural sequence, toasts fol
lowed. . ,
We rig*. that 'a Went -of space pre.
vents oar publishing them In full, and
wilt have to content ourselves with
glvhega Taw of tbli meet arenalneut , .
aGotniade General Grant, President
of the .thrned Statacer
In reeponee to this. General. L.
Pearson mad s brief letter from Foot.
dent Grant acknowledging an Invitation
to be present on the occeslon, and ew.
Kissing his regret at not being able to
take part In the proooedings.
a WWl= T. Sherman, General of the .
Army.".._ Gen. Pearson read a better
from Gen. Sherman In response.
John A. Logan, Grand
mender of the G. A. ft. of the Vatted
Sows.. In response to this a letter from
Gan. Logan wale read by Gen. Pearson.
sebnowledeng an Invitation and expreer
.1141 Ma regrets 11: being unable to ittentf
the Maven:ton.
-Gov. Geary." Respcnided to by Gen.
ffittl. Sh ra
er an. prop:sea by
Oomnuie Lightner. Responded to by
Oen. Blakely.
"Me loyal women of the Milted
States," offitrdd by &Liar OsMoun.
It number of •otbersr followed, which
called forth *pliant rattionem.
The deletates torir t t f ord.were bY ao
nialViC .PariPS of mire of Ow
utaintar whiohlhey boon ;roam.
ed and entertained by their tioniradas of
this thy. Macy of them bad come tot
the thy Orrjat3toed ale of It. but would
Pavel: with quite• different °Wallin of
litteberia and Pittiturghere Men i?l•3'
bars betemfore entertained,
Ai • 'mahout the aseemtdy adjourned
atter tinging “Aold haw Hine" 1p
Muff"
• . ttz -
ONOR-TO THE POLT.
The Caledonians litememiar "Bobble"
—Gathering of um
Mimic and Feasting. • 7
The enthusiastic admirers of "Bobble ' .
Burnaeantwit be numbered. Slot alone
hid lirOtheriFicotchmere but alt who Can
appreciate . genius , ' and warm hearted
meantime', Unite in praise of this prince
of arum. He wrote for humanity, - and
the reward comae in an ardor of love and
veneration and fame, bounded only by
humanity itself. Deep reel earnest as
this feeling is, It seams to be increasing .
With the years, and each recurrence of
the poet's natal day. is hailed with a re
newed gladness, and greeter honor.
Yesterday we gave an account et the
commemorative gathering , in . Menne,
}tall. While the feenvitlea were iti 'pro
gram there the friends of the. Poet in
itirmiughana were etijoyiug themselves
1 at a similar entertainment, given under
the auspices Of they Caledonian Club.
The gentlemen comprising this organi
sation were thoroughly Imbued with the
spirit of the oecaatou, and appreciating
its signiticance had spared' no efforts to
make the celebration a Success, - Wends
It pureed in the highest 'degree.' -
The celebration had been arranged to
come off at iltchlara Hall, 'Denman
street, and the evening appointed found
a company of over-two hundred persona,
a large proportion of whom were ladles,
satiembled lit the designated place, Intent
upon full enjoyment. The ball had been
appropriately decked for the occasion,
the moat- prominent feature being tie.
large tablet; with its snow white cover-
Mg, indexed, with everything that could
plasma the eye and tickle the palate of
the daintiest epicure. When all bad
gathered, around the festive board,
Matthew. Pete,' EMI., President Of the
Club, briefly, but m glowing and eke
quern terms, referred to the poet's his'
tory, his hux;e,,his .writings Awl the in
fluence • which' he- had 'exerted" In , the
world, closing his remarks with a happy
reference to the repast before them, upon
which he invoked a blowing in the lan
guage of the "Selkirk Grace."
.
bae meat ma cape, eat.
A...tid MAMA.. lentils..
, inuream. miasmata
a bi ova thanalt.,,
The combined-440k- ,thp edibles
was thin Introduced by Mr. Nate, amid
much laughter, in a reeitation of the
“address to the Haggis," the conclusion
of which. was followed by thelbOat actire
hostilities, resulting in the. rapid Maui.
pear l = the excellencies provided by
the lliart, Tito: in , such
matters, Is a thorough adept. When the
simper had thus Wet (hammed to the
entire satisfamlon or all, au otganigation
wee effected and the literary feast began,
Mr. Pate presiding.
an, ex cellent hand, under the
leadershipsf e, Prison:lth was 'crab,
tendanoe, and contributed largely to the
enjoyment which marked the evening,
hilr.late,npontaking the chain reopen.
feelingly, , when the regular wro.
kralnine, rgl lo Was With prOßeaki With
in order:
1 4 l'authe" the Ploughman Bard -ol
Elembitid." Song-"Randri Robin' "'me
Geo. S. Wood. Roam by the liana
"Willie Brewed a Peck o' Malt."' :
2. "Scotland, the Land of our Birth.",
biongl-"Heather liiller;" Mr,.-A.' Woe&
Music by the Baud-" Flowers of the
Forest."... . '' ; : :, -''
3. "America, th eland - we live hi ?'
song..-"Xhe Sus i bigatigied Danner," by
Capt. bavid Jones, ladies uniting. Music
by the Band-."ldnil Oalumbla."- , •
4. "The Heroesof Scotland." Song
" Kitty Lads." 09 . 2.i r .,lee .c . fleBrist• B y
the Band-Oxford Blues' March,
5. "The /Amities, God bless thom.".
Song-"gys Coming Marne." A. Wooda.
By the llind-"My dl Kind Beanie."
8. "Thu President Of the Coked States
of Anieriea.i. By the Band-" Hail to
the Chief." Song-" The o,cl Tune of
Acre," by Mr. 31 , Ganald.
7, "The queen of Great Britain."
Song-"/ 'lke Blade o' Grass Keels. ibt
Ain Drart'o Due," by Mr..Tarltom By
the Band -o,xl Save the Queen. "
8. "Burns Aseociations throughout
the World." Song by Mrs. McCormick,.
o.ltie bairn at °Pr 'door," whleh'was ren
dered In a
,peculiarly effective manner,
createdlgrest etithusikos, end Ina ran
[Prewar. spate:Med. • The , band Saar
Pletred , illiateny-w.aiwtheen.the..gither.n
o.."rbs.' Bu Bonnie Jean." 50ng..,..4.4
the pirthrti," firi; "by , Mr. - McDonald.
followed by ~, , ktad Rubin gray,'; ,b„T the
baud. , '.''' '' - '. ' ' • ':- ~
c (
10. "Oar Army anti Navy" song. Red
WM sant/ Blues hr - OenteDaeid. Janie.
Will treated grestilapplabso..the' Bind
closing with "Comic' thro' the Rye."
41. 7.'ke,Yrisaideut reawlaid and° last.
ofßrial dignity fir a rezr moments and
recited In vernacular, "Tem triffian.
ter" in a style initilliatil.' end p:lfec,
which throughout elltde I enthusea.
tic Bpi:naval atiCat. bhp _close , brough•
down the fume° With enplane° which
was pontanued for some tftne.
When order wee again restored, Mr.
Pate antionnoitol, that preparattons, , bad
heezi ankle In another part of- the houst
for those who wished to indulge in
terpsichorean exercises.
Tao announcement WIS . balled with
delight by the younger portion of the
company, end during.the vemainderM
the evening &MAO' fteela; and' all Ell
varione Lachine! dance deur to the heart
of evezy4olly Smtehtnau, divided their
attention from the entertainment in the
main Ball.
The deaden having retired, the
literary exercises were continued In tbc
supper room, volunteer sentiments,
songs and reoltations being, mlled.for.
Capudn David Jobe., S sunetinr vocalist,
lad MY with a song, "The Harp 017 ar
which was followed by ' , Scotland -
ever," Mr. Berner rendering - this beau.
Atitttwilad la n 6 apPY 3 nanSem "I'fantiften
'Jones Qsfis stestessi , " cgs .11dur And
creatadt , shone vt Nalltgbtitt bY - the
impromptu sentiment,
• ..My spirits being leogthenad by Mr.
Elobbare ignob,7l would ilk• in hate'
dotal . strangthetio4 by , * ! MU* mote
punch."
' Mr. Dlnaldeon now came forward
vrith • long.. ?Tie,. littter Asa than
;Never... widen was' lot limed hey 'mother,
Highland Home," by Mr. Michelin.
cpth performers receiving every mard
fasts:lon :of approved .Tteti Freighted
Alma," • mush was rendered in an ex
ot...ilent. manner by Mr. lteßissick.
Following In quick egeocraidon came:
i Song, "Meeting of the waters," Mr.
Jack: hong, "Wattle brad a pock o malt,"
Mr. Harper; eopg, ..Aserectry,'•
MeXixeleki recitationlpoeinT,"Man.ttes
made to uritirri," - Mr. Jelin Wear; Wing.
"A "fall 'draPPY ate." Mrs. ' ACCerairck‘?
Sorg, "Jessie's dream," Thos. Finney:,
pPnug, "Red, white and blue," 'Geo. 8.
Wendt ; rectitation;Di /ewe.
Tllll;rtactirat V.011141N,156.1
leek, were nullintroduintroducedand "create
lively eensation by. &bluing duet.
I"The , Match Girl," irMch, thintlees
In execution,.4 rendered in clear,.
Musleal, thoroughly tranqull :
and with 'untimal expression, received
a burst of applause which would bare
flattered the most ambitious amateur.
Next camo songs, " Wits stole your
Soon?", by Mr. A. _Ttobertson; The
curly headed boy," by Mr. A. Jack
recitation, "A Pdem," Mr.gtewart; mpg,
"An said soldier "
, Mr. Hamptbirel
long; "Sauteed' forever." Mn: 'Ma&
tire; humorous ballad, "I'll toll ynd '
Wit by Mn, Robertson. which
brought down the harm; Roza, , !The now
Val reade, , by Mr: Melntirefitoothei
beautiful &lett, "Never forget the. dear,
ones," by' the Militia' Jack, Who were
&rain enthualastleally applauded; long.
•Hurrah for the Highlands% sward Rouge
by 'Mr. Sterling. and shoat of °thereat*
teen, which treetop the examtises till far
into the "wee ama,boura 'yore the twat.
Space would fall us, h owever, In remnant.
birch the pleasantrlee of the happy. 0.,
whfehwaa act event 'ld lEilrmitor...
.ham. The enatnen.V. ono soil ell.
united in pronouncing it the boot enter.
talnteent ever shaeh by the club, vakid
heretofore have won an exalted name fce.
Snob affairs: Much matt Is dee the
prealdlog cflicer for 'the genial grace
and good • hnmered tact with which
he .contuse himself, while to all. the
club the two hundred ladles and gentle.
Yuen present owe a grateful remembrance
foran evening of rare enjoyment, which
Will long ho held In memory. es en evi
dence of their courtomiellberallto and a
happy, joyoun celebration- of the CXI
birthday of I tio.Ayralgre . plougluboY
"Rabble" Barna: , • ' ' ' r
Fey. Geo. P. Hays' Lectures.
The entire proofed& of the course of
three lecture'', to be delivered . by tote
lively and highly gifted 'ipeaker lithe
Central PreabyterLan CbOrch•Allcithenn
which he la the nostot, and whlchare
adv,rtieedin anothercolumn, undekths
head of IMUrtratata, are to be (termed
to several excellent Menhaden, of chip,
Ity bondtieted - mainly by the - ladles or
that congrtgatton, of wblob the descry
lag Pon of the vicinity, withbut regard
to feet, art ;hi lbemilelarlea. 'ln one of
these, the IndnetrialBebtxd,,whlch tartan
every Saturday afternoon - in the lectors
racing, etre taro" bandked
lnatrootion. in :needle Work., end are
bnatightlthder pleasant ind'lrtsrhietlie
antral and, octal loduangee. , The peer
children are dellghtedleilh Ivand mach
good. will Oubliette reamla The. trees.,
ary, however, it empty; and es tnaterele
upon which to Work moat Wynn:Meted,
'ere hope that as many_ eeploaa the binge I
will hold ' will ' attend' thole lee** .
which V i ii nivqoeatlenabPy'he .Ifolyand
my welt as lnittnetiVe. Alt. bra
1311041 r. Ur Hayg btu few (vitals, and be
haithe good tenet to jFLIOW that. WIWI&
me? it'Proper d age be made to nvlribitl.v
to tbr belt and holiest of purpose.: voii
that lecituro—tOnnting an Apoetltai'.-
Y411•WOMI "T.wloi!._ ltt 444.0
TIMIDEM
PITISEURGEL DAILY GAZETTE: THURSDAY MOANING, ;UNITARY 21, 1870
Tag COURTS.
Dhtrlct Coart—Judge Kirkpatrick.
WEDiESDA!,' Jaatuey 26.—The case of
Frinrj ti , s..enikaaa tack. McKee, cotton
for damages foilalse arrest and Lmpris.
°amour,. prepoitaly reported, yrae; re.
named. •
• The deferelantst prcnrat that the plain;
tiff, Flinn, bad been seen in the crowd
whiCh'wee acting in disorderly manner,
but that he bad avoided arrest at the
time; that be subeetinentlObllowed the
officer to the lock-up, where a charge was
preferred nalzudblm, and be wee locked
Thq case Was argued . . by Mr. Moreland
fof defendants and Mr Batton Yet platy ,
tiff, after which the Ceart eharged the
jury.
ens:jinn OP airn nonter.
After reciting the &m in the ease, the
Court said ;
We lostnacc you that for the. Purposes
of this case; that the defendant, McKee,
if you Lind be .wita a,nelice °Moor at the
time of this sifrost,'cmild'aireat 'Minn In
but, cwo orejlt...-tat... . Upon warrant based
uPOti !Jethro:union, 'which, If possible,
•should always be resorted to. 2d t`o2 l / 4
vl w,' tes it fa called, by which is meant
a arrest where the violation of law is
d ne in the actual presence of 4100120er,
T . a propriety of thta is manifeat. Were
atresta otherwise allowed, the security.
or the citizen would be liable to frequent
and reckless invasion by irresponsible
persons. In section seven, Artie° $, of
the Conatitution of the State, title "Diode,
ration of Rights," it Is provided "That
tfOoopla oho` .b• atro* .l ibeir
emir brtaqat . Oen an Dna;
f m unreasonable seirchee an alizarcri,
a d that no warrant to search any place,
oi', to aline
,agy perions or th ings, shall
Issue without descrlbibg them ea nearly
as' may be, nor without probable cause
auPP4O by. naft or, ankftnaglon," .410
elk. in section nin of the same article:
...That in all criminal prosecutions the
accused bath a right to 4a Mardi:T. him
self and his counsel; to demand the na
ture of thesignanition t Vdtlet "bird; to
meet the witnesses face to face; to have
compulsory process, for obtaining, wit.
nOttefl i bt Itii git !; iioJW,lirciidooit6tE
by Ind &meet or nformation, a speedy
public trial by an Impartial jury of the
viainaliat.i IS 4 1 t# 1 ,. 4 1 * hil 4144 , 8110 d to I
give ern:lens° Ritmo& himaelr, nor can be
be deprived of his life, lberty or property
unlearn by the judgment of : his peers, or
the law of the lard..
ri(4. *III ptiiieriyei the jiiivieroos,ll*.i
-gtoirds thritttiersoriby ottenririmioltivi
arnunak ttos POMO Of the duzon: - They
are as cornprebtmaige and speshio as It is
possible for than tir liii,' kid all orthem
s P ut" t rartiat i tnaif i l l etWal e al % t i §n
OA 4111 . , idea, and fags. - . . .
by these restrictions
Test this .
and Ihnitatiolis satrieigif it wi...,;........
Was there ppy Oath, Or any . information,
err AIMS it was madryan demi 'which'
n ,,n ;
Fit sAsi l t,: Is:n,qt eirditalitt, If, unwever, It
is, -hr- ,
proved.' you *lll Lind, and
if found It will be, a sufficient %Indica
tfottand authority 'for 'both of these de ,
fondants: - If not, we think we could,
ueder the ititimations of the Conatitn
tiop, etepstid may,toyou. that the arrest
was illegal and your verdict must be for
the plaintiff. As already intimated,
however, we wilt forJbelef this
case allow thee defendants a moroJib.
eral rule, and say to you that if arrested
t-on stroll. If
they arrested In neither of these
ways, then we instruct you their con.
duct was in,derogation f of, law, load the
pliintifflWoutltled to - a ibrolet
It will not do to rest upon the position
°limped by..the,learned senate! for de
feisfiah te; thlifbCcAlise these parties own
-pled subordinate positions, and so were
subject to Ise controlled.:and directed by
others, their superiors," that: therentre;
and necessarifv. they warp justified In
what Itesydirt tr dOntlibyottderi.,;Bucti;
we instate: , you, is not the law. Ama
amnia consideration ahould sandy any
one of its impropriety. It would be, in
effsoteto permit,. one to-do
by another
whst ho could not do hirm,f.
For violations of law each la respoosi
blefor'hls Intlividual acts aratrondoet.
To euy that a policeman who fallsto
obey ordere.wadhl reader Almecitf
noxious to removal, and that he ooghttcr
be removed, as is argued by the learned
CDUctifetwi 46m:46111v. mares simply
nothing. If the ofderd given are legal,
they. Obteltid.litt obtrlll4, ASIA .1f 'hot, not,.
and the policeman who surrenders his .
mace and star, rather Shari-annscuto an
improper and lilegal'order. will do him
self honor, by the pet, and save- himself
lsrgely in possible trouble. A violation
of ittw lea violation Claim from bean..
Wog to ending, Lo matter whether done
a9'- tttigdlgn " : 3 4, e. d.
•Jal
elate this the better. Let putot be uu..
deratood as In the -remotest sebse justi
fying a disobedience of order!, but only
UWat le t hri' r l r i t ir.+Mtr.:Tht "
lute necessity Mr their own protection.
ertestdnif,4 l a. , &k nillarnafts.ProPof and
and sh eright, ad can With Beery
to themeelves be obeyed. Because
:Hie Hatlur, the - Mayor gives ~an
order lieutenants, a nd,i his
tenant* tranetult - it , to th 6 - policeman,
will be no protection uniemethe order be
such an One as the latre.justlfy
oration. This is what we mean in re-
gent to Meleager:that of is'ecuryineout
orders." Nothing more. Nothing leas.
Apply these roles to the facia of this Case.
Was this. Urns; upon Information and
warrant.?
.Thla is not claimed. Was it
"upon Vlitw This la a tact 'for you.
If it was not, It Is no defence to a techni
rlght.of recovery that McKee arrest
ed order. or Lieutenant ,Wilmot to
dir.persothe orowd *mouton:led to ovum.
ble at that polo; and if they would not
'diapers° to arrest .them and bring them
tothe Kayoed Office. Although enlisted,
lirpliltillififeislirthlifir7lf they . 'lmre
not itiolatlnittiii-la* %it lelinsi'Lnf the.
officer at the time of the arrest, the ar.
roshitinlOatiiithitsi ;mug the detach
Old! :MO WOtantldinli 4pply
these rules also to tbo 021.13 of the defen
dant Oral:un. Although as proven
-he has no right to bear cues or take
hail, It woul4 hoe a moustronedootrine to
establish qtristi-her la 10' rock hp *very
loan be Is told to lock up, sharply because
the party dirs.:ring him to do so wore a
'due Gott and the , insignia of a policeman.
Bettor far that many guilty should other.
wise escape - than that the rights Of citizens
should be thus itoixwilled.The factson
this point would Seem to be be—but this
is for you, that Flinn with the others
followed to the Mayor's office, If possi
ble. to BeOuriajhe solhaseor'glve hall for
Tomer. That' after gettYrig itialde the
policeman McKee said "Il<re are more
Of there that I want looked up" or words
tolo t h e ff ect, Lod they were by the de,
fend ..graftatidi'lPdketg .uflaceQralOgli..c
Th west: sditietbine Said about "a
(-barge" being afterwards made against
them, but I fad to discover It. although
possibly you can. The "docket" of the
Vapsain Torahs, Welch la offerest.tel slier*
this fat% Abut., how .4,141X0 SO .1 cannot.
find.- It says a charge of disorderly
conduct Was mad* Antitheft! Of w-Itio.
Andy. Thikparty making it le nowhete
named, rildther pa the' oath or Informa
tion been anywhere — exhibited. The
only cieVnipiki AMP for ; ' the 'defen.
dent Gutfiett , - , ifd bathe propriety
of the original arrest .„by. _Monroe,
of the technical charge of (also Impris
onment.). There is us .016app .6thenWise
for him: His ciffich will not protect, his
position wiib not avail, for, as we have'
already intimated to you, all his duties
must 'be 'discharged aooordlog to law.
Frtinalnexonblo and obviously just
none can es6apq. jt appliett equally
wolllo Honer," thb'Clitef 'firaglitrpo: I
of the ehry„astogip:bufpl;disptpistroltnan,
paces
who pas city,,
weary round from night to
nicht and day to day,. .
• If you shpuld„qnderthoselus4moilona.
,harerhplitiorr that .tblis'platrire'ne enti
tled to recovor, lot ussee - what should Ito.
the rulo and menet:ire of your dudlog.
We neetractreely repeat In your hear.
forcer remar. k s . of Yesterday. to the
'position of a pedhearman,• oilleaeg
• most ungrateful one, and., we are free . to
.say. therel* 'nolphintkna'.vie. trot
.so Ater accept. If they do their duty
hey are censured fbr harsheeas and kin.
dred ollencr, _and If Ate, del mot fluty.
come equally under popular censure,.
You will , mit tilllfw lb/ `prejtitilee' to
, Control your verdict as to these defebd.
ants. Tboy,.are.to botriedand found for
or of:whist, aa any private citizen. If
they have dbobraged , their duties' they
should he upheld iq it, and if not they
should be punished:. . • .. • .• .
If youabould,pe„ of opinion, from
the facia: that *as wicked,
wanton or malicious, yon, should make
• hem pay roundly In what is sometimes
callefet tpleziartMillney?,,! - , They should pie
tuigbt a lesson which they and all others
polding
'little brief authority,"
will ethitetither. 'violation of law.
Is at all times the subject _of
ounishmlitite . and •Otight•io• • be, 'hut,
when this violation Is perpetrated by
those clothed with itaiaawar,auadi repro.
4rosenting its justice end dignity, tint
punishment, mete tbereto—lmt this la
'for ytnu.otatuld • lar iestsikitalb
and condign.
If, howevet„ under all ,ths 'thrum
trairoos you should ho of opinion that
:brae defendaietsea/thelllgb
•tsettitdal tiolittiefe Of bier; did .
Moistly._ and thoughtlessly. but'witb no
deidrs to do other than their duty,-venr.l
verdict' "bowie be pecerdiestit: 'Vett
should j u dge themes leniently and ohar.' ,
.It.b',y as your judgment will allow.,
Yeti aboard qot oyprrgSyq tbrptu, but •itift
Ylni'lleall - 'erf= totaled?' lebilinet'abd
'mom ih Yo.Or Pidindit What your yet,.
• diet should bo, either inloym or amount, -
.we do not of Connie pretend' to inm:put
kai1Mi11,09,411.*.44441314
aF-ri
• ,11.1+ 41.
• .
tie! and sonacientious_appreciation said
consideration of all the facts of the case.
The next owe taken up was that of F.
B. Goodell vs. the Penna. Railroad Co.,
action on the mute to recover against do..
fondants as common carriers for negli
gende causing the lass of a trunk and
contents. The plaintiff shipped a large
sited Saratoga trunk in Nov. 1869. from
alstaUon on the Nest Penn Rallread do
Indiana township to Allegheny city, con
taining wearing appearel and other
unclog, valued in all at 1398. The trunk,
itappears, never reached Its destination,
and this action was brought to recover
the value of the articles loet;
The plaintliTs proved the delivery of
the goods to the defendants, by submit
ting a bill of lading, and also proved a
demand and that the goods had not
been delivered. Mr. Hampton, counsel
for the defendants, moved to strike out
:the evidence, booms° the al/strata and'
piastre; did not agree. The declaration
of plaintiffs upon which they sought to
'recover was in case,•l6 recover against
the defendants for negligence,whereas
the proof showed a contract - between the
parties. • He held that the pleintlffs
could. not avoid the contract and bring
enaction for negligence. In addition to
thiei no negligence had been proven,
and it was notauff clout for plaintiffs. I
order to recover, to prove the lase onl
The law did not prmume negligence fro
that riot, and tne plaintiffs were there
fore boned to prove it.
The Court overruled the motion.
Mr. Hampton then moved for a jud -
meet of non,sult for the roanon that t e
Plaintiffs have not complied with t e
stipulation 01 the contract which. they
had, themaelves put In evidence, and
were therefore bound by. The 'contract
vequired the plaintiffs to give notice of
;the leek within at least five days after
the baggage should have been delivered.
Mr. Duff - reeled that the contract sUp.
'elated no time at which the baggage
'should be delivered, and consequently
'it twos :impossible for the plaintiffs to
comply with it: , -
The Court overruled the motion for a
'nonault, and the case was submitted to
the jury. After a brief absence the jury,
''returned' verdict fur the plaintiff .in the
sum of 500.
• In the rasa of Matti)* va. Schulte it
patina% action for debt. the) ury returned
a
;472 verdict for plaintiff in, the antn:of
08.
•
it Rirr . Slash LISTMu: pOR TIMM:MAT.
. .
148. ]Morr o w y§. vs. Hill. •
94. Dal! vs. Wilson
95. Sams vs. llama
118. ineoiry
64. Reese vs. Morrow. .
118. Kennedy ye. Soho
118. grant vs. tityti.
Folumes . ' , Plesi —.Varies Sterrett and
Collier.' • '
Witinvirenavi Jtinuary: 21—Court con.
.anad as /oo'Clock A. M. The trial list
was called over, but thorn being no eases
ready for trial court adjourned.
In. the mane of Bhlelda vs. hleithoY.
prevlooslyreparted;yerdtet for defend
eat.
TRIAL LIST yOR THURSDAY.
144 Geo. H. Stover vs Edwards.
120 Coleman, Rabin & Co. vs Leech.
1157 Hilraln vs Simmons.
128 Simut I Bayne valSleGovern.
160 Exile vs King. -
DM Hazlett vs Porter. - '
178 Hershberger vs Spratt & Jones.
177. Celina & Co. vs. Reign..
178 emits n Grak.
Plymouth CongreciUenal Church Fair,
We learn that the ladies of the Ply.
month . Congregational Church, over
Which Lhe Hey. E. Y. Garrett. was late
ly installed, are to bold a Fair at,the
City Hall; commencing Ttiesday even
ing, February let, This Society, tholutti
strong In its ellforhs to do good, le net.
modestly weak,. and have taken Ws
course to enable there to raise the neces
sary meana, In feet, to sustain their or
gaulutlou In ita good work. It Is con.
templated, during the continuance of the
falr. to glye one or two evenings of
Tableaux, and if half of what we bear
of It is done, or if oven .no bettor, tab
leauxare rendered than they' have pre=
rented in former times, It will farr,l,,ll
delightfol evening's entertainment; but
they promise even better than pyer
before. P. 1* 'to ter holy(' that the at
tendants bf the vsf:ona churches In our
steer cities Will rally to this call and at.
tend the Pair, bearing off come of the ar
t-lateen:tat will be displayed, u they will
be useful and sold at moderate prices.
Dinner will he served daily, and Ii Is to
be hoped that the business men general.
If will 'patronize thena.llberally. The
young 10111 tie particularly to
ttale 'that they will not be .at home"
during tile continuance of the Fair, but
will - tunny happy to have their gentle
men acquiblaneee call. upon them at
the City 4aLt. •
Liability of Eap — reas Campania,,
The cane of the Second National Bank.
of Titusville agaloet the American ES
press Company, which hum bean pending
for screw years, was tried at the last
term of the Quirt of Common Pleas of
Crawford county and decided in favor of
the plaintiff. The question Involved was
as to the responsibility of Express corn.
pante' to the piece' of de e tination. The
facts were that the lauik • aout looney
Osokagehar , Pssprese tesents4llloll. Punk,
Lancaster, thi., In tho srinof .11k3e. A
coosiderableporthoti of t he nootle were
abstracted and the packego aeturned to
the bank, minus the arpount,,The express
cOMpanyisetittp that they were: r O ileted'
frbm lisbilltY; bedews) the 'Ursa eobid
not be prove d to have occurred on the,
route traversed and covered by the nom.
piny. The veriZet ef the Jury, under the
Instructions of theeknut,, held the com
pany liable for theJlidh ,dalivery of the
package to its destination, they having,
undertaken and received !compensation
for such carriage and delleety.
To the Willows - and OtPhans
Treated Free tit iptst..
The rooms of• Dr. flarrlit; at the fteblii.
son House, corner of Duquesnairaj , and
tileventikatreed, are dellybeedeged,hy the
afflicted. Hl treats all finihreleilieSie
end is well supplied With testimonials
from those. wboart-he: , ltos trestle & and
ouree' can continuedfreehrcost,
leaving It optional with Mote whocall to
undergo a coarse of trestfnent'after they
hear what he has to say. , The Doctor
since Ids advent in this city bee been
prwmribing Mr afflicted widows and or.
Philos who aro too poor to , pay, without
charge, and will continue to' dd so each
morning until twelve o'clock for the bal.
once of this week. The remainder of the
dayhe Is engaged with hie regular pa.
dente. After this week, the-Doctor will
be compelled, by his large and thereat!,
in
ice, to devout hut two homelier
ypoor, Vie: from sight to ten
o'clock. So those who Wish
themselves of hie generous ,o9era4quid
cat withopt,delay.—/bat. • a 4
e 7 Carriers,
Postrauter Ifyler, or Allegheny, has
ferrfarderia. nqueette thia:Departnient
at "Waserigten for poWer to appoint-two
addltionelletier carriers. If granted, he
designs appoi nting two Germans for the,
German districts of the elti, fireltd , fa•
milts being experienced by- Englieh
earrlersixt 01141W:tire Me letters.. Pho
force at'preseitt In the office, Zor the size
MAY.-htatkeirst,ber
tha.onsmostalf the Postmaster,: to do the
work: but 'the two new carriers will
arrange. matters equitably. "It Is proper '
to my to apnlleauts, that should the pro.
posed additions be &floured, the positions
will be Oiled by two -oarUes who have,
elreany bebnieleicted, for their asqualz*.
atairclif fEe—aaiiTclienentloried.
Worthy Donation.
'Thittgla e 1 tldat;`" befd ' ln`Mdsoufc
Hall, was yk gres!er suocpss amp had even
been , nutleinated, In atteudsock enjoy
nterit, ancifinancially: so that the mans.
gore have found themselves In the pos
ses:don of an unexpended balande"
t i g u rsl u w i tof, t t :e;tirv l eYdteraw?gd'utno d d"ont;l 3 tott
the Allegheny Library. It seems' cape
dishy apPloprilte that: the' proceeds of a
celebration In honor of one of the great
hamegrortortr should be riven to
the support and viumorue
%talon oevoted:to yd the endod nt ragem etr
ent lout.
of
literary tastes end culture. The dentition
reflects tne highest credit upon the splelli
And itehtesentof thegentlemen byaboM
Ma made., ; , : , •
Doctor Keyser , ' Wettest Office.
.
We . again. invite the attention , or our
.
readers to the complete and thorough
establialittientWf Dr: 'Keyser, at ISt tdb.l
I pity streat. not pray tt_slecipti with
:the best medicines that any market sf
' fords, but the Doctor , . stands ,haek of it,
with his new office, to give his personal
attention Wall who may require his ser
vices. His own medlednes fot lung Mat
eases have gained a wide repute, and
,they cannot fait fre producing the most
SalutarY-Olects. lasuntg, as they do.. from
the laboratory, of . a men si , and
hutasteltus !ND,. seywer,_ • •
Darning' 'always -to encourage
manufacturers of a good article, heralds
no particular satlifsonon to Commend'the ex-ellence of Pier, Dannelly & Co.'/
cream ale. - According to oar Judgment
Put what it fa °cracked up
dVertionly it yrri.delloio. , A
d OitieltiT,biy,yer7,whompiont!
HEW 1711111
Change In •n Old Established and - Popo.
lar Dry Goods Rouse—Gie.s. g out site
. of Winter Goode Very Cheap to Get
Rtd of the Stock.
Prominent among the first elms dry
goods establishmenta, and cloak and
shawl emporiums of the city, that o r
pates dt Bell, No. 21 Fifth avenue, has
long beep recognized. The universally
fine selections of goods they have kept,
the reasonableness of their prices, the
courtesy and attention they have oVer
pald theft patrons, and the practical and
systematic manner in which they have
conducted their business through a long
term of: years, have established 'for the
house a large trade and splendid reputa
tion... To-day we have .the announce
ment to make that the senior member of
the firm, Mr. A. Bates, has retired, after
being many years identified with It and
the dry goods trade of the city. He car
ries with him into private life a pure re
cord as • fair dealing and upright bust- .
nese man, and la followed with the best
wishes of a whole Army of friends.
Capt. Too. B. Bell, the junior member
of the firm, to whose energy, enterprise
and perseverance is equally due the past,
success of the house, becomes the senior
In a new copartnership to continue .the
business is heretofore at the old
stand, under the style of Bell dt Moor
home. This must prove a popular firm,
eepecially when It is announced that
the successor to Mr. Bates, purchaser of
1 his Interest, is none other than Mr. J. B.
Moortionse.,whose 1311M0 is as familiar
is a household word from the me end
of the Monongahela river In the othei
and for miles about in the section"
through which It flows, inasmuch as be
wearer years closely connected with the
steamboats which ply that stream as'
general agent of the Brownsville Ida..
Ho le not more widely known than more
universally respected and esteemed.
Bearing an unexceptionable personslaud
business character, accommodating,
generous and cartoons in his nature, he
Is just such a partner worthy oconcio
tiol3l with this old standard home, with
:Capt. Bell, and to succeed Mr. Bates.
We wish the new firm that abundance
'of prosperity and largo share of public
patronage, to which they are personally
deserving, and for which they will seal
onsiy labor.
- The firm find themselves in pcsmalon
of &large stock of seasonable winter dry
goods, which they are sealers to dispose
of in order to climont entirely, to cote.
mane the spring trade In right good
earnest with a complete new stock.
'They therefore have marked down all
linos Of goads to
in
loves instances
below coal. and in all at the small
est possible advance over. They will
offer decided bargains to their: will
until, their shelves- and counters are
entirely, cleared of accumulated stock,
and we urge our readers to call and par
ticipate In the advantages afforded.
Houle and Lot In Allegheny at Auction.
—The'properiy .Wo. Varry street, near
Chestnut, Third ward. will be sold to.
morrow,(Friday), 28th last., at two
o'clock. no lot 2b by b leek' The
house is a gcod brick of nine rooms. A
rare obance for purchasers. Owner mov
ing wan. A. IataGATE,
Auctioneer.'
, •
Cone Mutton Water la a certain 011219 for
Dlabotee and all Mame, of the Hid•
boys.
,For male by all Druggialn.
=ll
GARDNICII—At Yerel ITOeritaL on TaeedaLt
GAUDary 233). of cosatimptl op. Ale. P. NI /Millet
...NIL Y 4 e el VG ;cum sad 9 teouttle.
The fanerar will takh place trop the reel/taco
of Ma father. George W. G• duet. dreggin..
Lawrenceville. on TilonlinaT Vp 3ivi: lir
'net, at lic'elock. The Glenda 134* fatally
are revp•etfully Invited to . attewl, . ,
BAHHV—V'eVne.
JOHNor JvanavLAlL
1000. a 3 o'cloek, HoHlth.Tr. t teat
=l . l , v t ai its aW!itcoOPPe ( 'bcotlapd. to the 63.1
Federal cril/S.tl place !Capable late cellhic3ee.
Ye. Itoistercy street. Allegtser. ruts AF
13tlIfOON, at 3 olel , ct. The frtackle of the Lam
ar ate respcellully if r Itca so attend.
Kyle Elt— Tti , dny- evenlar. Rath
11470. K r• /arftl
." 4 M.+7 months
it
. •
• 'no fonenlwlll tare place froi:Ottre TesKonce
No. IF.pil/ Plaitaso btu.
stivet. Elloolaxbuo. 71.11 ♦TTaTVUON. at
o•tlota. Thoirlonch of .the taailtt are respeeP
fon, ltreAtes2 to attend. -'
lINpERTAXEIRS
11, parriallON --
Jaime; L.' WLValfg.
.411.41THISON - a. VVILtlAns.
u.aawee-r., Nnail Of.Ylfth arcane ;arid
hpaft: Ylle.berab.. • cram of all algae;
t h at. of lite'rtitltotlirgTc&a:V.ZerArtt.ge
mess vaaocable terns la the Mtg. • Inane and
carriage. rdmlshett. 11/ISC2 OP. gar =Walter:
rffIARLEB & PEEBILE 4 2.I.; 1331.
DIETAJI.rJts /,ND LI - OLISY IsT•111414 t
eivgm/SA A N A DIe . KT c Br7SEIET C141114i
ROOMS II jin g taTlyCye. r t
wit?! reatlrac
Imitation RaeswoOd, 311 oglaT Wahnt
atpticts troe 14 co 41.09. .Bc•
prepere..l fort eon: ftkidnes end eu•
g00d5..0re444. Ida% sisal of Idoorntoi
goods. if ref erred. One. otra 4141 de
and llrnt. -
TOEIEPH RIEYER & SON,
UNDS.IiTw arruo~
No. fad PINS num.
•
cui*ps for slwittig% Who° /Cada.
007k1111 sad all Pahertt Wandaltment at ie.
sat
STONE
Warr
• - ''.llla,chine Stone WOine, ' ..
stin...46..iaiinnoortice. Ansrmas.
- • ."111111AGERIL ATINII.TBIL
HAM of brad dr Rion es rtkort notko Hama
tlfd sum toner, for fidoirfrif, larorrov .
rordts. Ar. Head an Totallioara..llru- •
.-,
.... .....“.....,..... frtir• vas
I UPBEAT
- No. 91 • Federal Street,
• .
CLOSING Ott' SALES
or
:!,-,iluzirTra, GOODS, -;
RROARIOLEOr QF .COST,
Ro'llfolm Room for SOrloggtoek..
Pull llne Lady* , Cany eholsaala analre-
Laaltas eolorca Coraeta 155 M,
• halm BMWs.% ls Balmoral Troia for Yee.
Ladles'llandkerchters, 100. '
Ladles , Near Stile Chignons. Bac;
All Other Goode In . rroportion,
IRS. S. 't'llOlWS, ,
liefierid &raze. Allegheny.
JOHN' ' - COOPER. & CO.
...Bell and Brian flnuideis,
staiik;
BRASSES
:mimic, • Preisiesy . to tir'der.
•
RABBIT'S METAL
Made and Kepp.on
atoviletor. utgilarmnetarers ot
7. fd.CodpeesltaprovCdßalanotilThiel
„ STEAM PUMP.: •
'ONlce,'BB2 PENN STREET. •
Foi!idii,Ceraltltua
rtrmanitaw,
, . .
1:111DIRS. OR -- GENTLEMEN;
1 W1,bin, 101 , • _,•.„...• woe !rorat par
P t
HOLIDAY CIFT.
.Wonld do well to . mla.Wfidn.vrar, miur.
virxrv2l....skSS esSei Ault able paler? 11,,Mpt
recetTri IN
id. G. DIINSEATH'S.
aNWSLEN AND °Pm:IIAI .
bid ' SA 177TH AVENUE,.
C IA 911•?: , 2' ."-,, '2 '
INSURANCE COMPANY.
_ rioluurs MIXLIKNO.I"
milk Es rm. Ilecoul
erreinuatiii.
Cal" DiN4trile d up. •
ewer.- L.B.H.our.l44ptjhr.noirs.
%W W W .
Tbanse Wlllock,
3121 /.7. T a Wda,glne t l . f.
g.
uoiFlri on Liberal Terms ow W nrs
" Shur
W MO
' HMI
arwe !sans WILL Coalft sabAtai,
uus..s tz.ms DTIMITSE.A.
itairau.2 =Luz wiz&cuss
Culla Corms,
'Ma:
'‘ Co., tt ,
jltre4Magsmk.
L1AA8:171.1444 Ga 10346
1 - !1 c# ll ol l 4 °.
Cs
tin
141.Z0 2 i5Y- 1 1
THE PITTSBURGH
VINEGAR
WORKS.
BALLOT! & ADAMS,
167, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND AVENUE.
Are amt prepared to turnlith VINEGAR RIM*
LOWEST MARKET BATES. *newton It oar
tleilarly called to oar
ENIA WINE TIMBAL
MERCHANT TAILORS.
II'HIERSON & .1111111MBRING
BUCCWOOSS TO
-W. H. Dram & Co.,
RCEWIT- TAILOR:Sy
No. 10 SIXTH 11T„ Into NO. Moir. .
6,ll e iv e irt:r 3 =4"`,, / Val I rbge's2Vl4r Pall
te bl At t ire . e r. 'ILAN MONO will OM et
deima brePAVOraIfaiLANBRING.
P. .31'.411.13.1EAE,
resmoneaLli
MERCHANT TAILOR.
71911P11 6011114111U7 OS nand
cgoths, Cassimeres and Fnaingi.
AIso , ELICATLIIIIMSIrITESTIBLEIcieOO6I9.
No. 93 1-2 Sznlthtleld Street, -
PITTSBURGH. Ell.
Cialbig m.da to °Alt ba the
IQE2ir AND 1110)(1111'
CLOTEURQ.
PlaiksAoo4l, rloweat rt
prl e"of
IM".
GRAY ea LOGAN,
47 Stith Bt.; 89 Fifth Avenue,
Mato et. Clair.)
NEW FALL GOOD&
golukabl lOW Ma af ..
MOTES, o4surgstaoB, ay.
iou br Rinway
. Minima Tglar. vs ibiltbli:a strut.
remma;
WINES. LIQUORS, So.
WAG NEWS •fliNll C4DAOSOi
The Tuy litt ill Ike Pilled MAW.
.• • .
• , lIANIMACTI7ItZD MT
WILLI ARK WAGNER,.
9si .drorth Strewth Street,
PHILADELTHIL.
References—All the leadlpg Igzwies 131
de phis. 145.911-17110
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
IMPOUTIOS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, Mk,
wnoxassAxx Emma= is
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
409 plant simmer,'
Have Removed to
NOS. 284 AND 886-PENN, .
Cor. Blleyenth St.. (formerly Canal.)
joBEPH 8. FINCU lir. CO.,
U... /Eat ICy. 14 .11014 luta 816.
?VEST 87711L8T,' PITIVEDIGH.
(*Mir Distaled
Pi"
STirseWillikß
1121101ta.diiftray""1"
WALL PAPERS.
WALL PAPER
At Greatly Reduced Priem
IA a i
b ilkval I =for unr a LoV l t
~V re
. 1,111 aul
tegard to 68t, •
• . caurßthiNe. . •
oormo. PA.W.OII PAPERS,
.• .1.01,1+ 0 liooll Pi Plum.
MILLL AND OHA..)!MILP. FARM'S.
Ayo, a largeauartment of CHEAP nixes at
NO: 107 'MARKET STREET,
: ,Tos. $. utre HES a mu,.
truce4llr.
'PAPER HANDTOS. •
•. • ,,%71.1%,11 1 16 1 .11=. 14 vIrVig,'I r m pat,
va g o f il in tp liV l ß rne. EN 608aladile
stiMpe4.lprlnied Y. 4REEK I%. '" "e
,; .. I .l 7 . l4 , lmla.ki i ty s at i r be tould clamber/
: P. X 121517 T.T.S
rant .wArir,. PAPER. STORE,
Ai/
•Ijjk3 OEUNA. OUTLIERY..
000 EITILEXT
NEW GOODS. -
FINE'
sosizairAm MID
5 ,
11W
irt ,hgrn in i m .
cuioirmati gaim -
ElIfV:IfB PLATED GOODS
'Of 41:90210.101111.
b e w ail sid .u eara: oar tra ..... / . 2
8 E. BREED & co.
Y:#>l
CALL AND' SEE,
China Seiz , Parian &awns,
Vales asull opealug for
EL RIGBY & 00'S.,
No. 189 LIBERTY MET.
•
1 B.—AL I. assartakrat of Pl= Whits
Grano Wsre for family axle kotal a 117.70 on
hallo. • ' 4 eel
FLOUR.
XNOTICE TO FLOUR DEALERS
.' AND CONSTDIESS.-.We are now
0)0! off of 40,000 Wallas carefully_
WHITE AND ANDES AND TENN=
WHEAT, perckand to Gauen: Pima,
and Mamba eesuttes, Indiana YOH 11 " 2
Wbesz Um very best to be topeld and =anti
be surpassed by any in the Vetted INstea.
• We lesea a/so addled_ ear laveyourats
Haeldnal7. Bolded elates and weenie Noma,
and ara now prepared to forniati the told Meer
we lurre nude Dor Yen yeare at pram tbat defy
competlllon en Ye fame melee et 0000..
A. 0. NICXXICRY & •
ennbentber LPN. • • - ,
peva: rums; L... PLO= I
rrtaeaa A1:80 .. I P* Writettran, b r
1= 1 74
am, Insme, 0 Obis nomialt leak! a
Ooi, fW bebbL
I*' 7 . 4;ratacz irpminuar wiatma.
's4lob . b i t. nv47141%,..3 w Aii: at.r, ws•
bto,viNvz. Wirtime z ,,ri xt
w c vlwa i.. a.m a ii.A
A.
.
sr2Z.'" 2114111 6 0.. t he
mtra '4* sad W9all
PROPOSALS
SEALED PROPOSALII WILL
be received st the °Mee of the Chief Qua,
ter:nether. Military Dlvlelon of the Mtheonti,
Chiento. =tots. nntli la M.. on TUESDAY.
Pahrmrt I. 'lllO. for the trareportation of
Government moon unitary, Government and
Indian supplies between the following
Indietted during the time from Match 10,
11110. to October al. 11110, via.:
From St. Loals, Mo., to Sloan City, Tann , .
Aeeu•7, Fort Bantlell, Whatstoae Creek. Lower.
Brutes and Crew Creek Atoneles. Fon Bully,
Big Cl:Monne and Brand River A cencles, Forts
Moe. thavensou. Buford. Cool, Cooks, or toy
poet that may to e.tablisbed at the month of the
Mamleabell river, and Fort Benton. I
From Wyandotte. Kan.. to Suety CIO. Yank;
ton ntfeee7. Fort Randall, whetstone Creek.
Lower Brake and Crow Creek Asencles, Port
Bally. Big Cheyenne and Grand Blear Astaeles,
Forte Rite, Stevenson, Buford, Camp Co; ke, or
nay Does that may be established al the mouth
of the Moscleshall Meer and Fort Benton. •
Trews rortLeavenworth, Rao.. to Blank City,
rumens menee, Tort Randall. Whetstone
Creek, Lower Bruits and Crow Creek Agencies.
Fort. Bully, Big 'Cheyenne and G 0.114 Rtrer
Agencies, Forts Moe, ntmemon, Buford, Camp
Cooke. or *avow'. that 111117 be establiehed at the
mouth of the Musalesh ell river mid Tort Benton.
Prom Cambia. Bob., to Sloan Clty. Yankton
lICT. Fort Randall, Whetstone Creek,- Lower
BM. and Crow Creek AYentlee, . Fort Bully,
Big Cheyenne andUrand River Astenclee, Forte
Rloe, tßoverteen. Berard. Camp Cooke, or any
poet nut may be established at the mouth of the
Buseleahell River and Fort E!1:1tOlil.
Yr= Sioux Clty. lowa, to 'Yankton Agency,
Fort Randall, Whetstone Creek. Loner Endes
and Crow Creek Ageneks, Forego/Iy, Big Ctity.
me and Brand Slyer Annan. Fats R et,
PtereDEOU. Buford, Canis Conte, or any, post
Inns only .Ito eatstalsbed.at, the Reath, er the
kt4eAesbell laver, and Fort Renton.
From 'Yankton Agency tb Port Rendall,Whet.
atone Creek, Lower Bralzs. and :Coto Crash
Agendas. Yon Bally. Big Cheyenne and Grew]
Blur bgnaOles, Ports Rite, Stevenson, Bedard;
Camp Cooke, or any Trott that luny he establish,'
ed at the month of abs Xaseleshall Yteer. and.
Yortßenton.
. •
Prose Port Randall to Wheletene Creek. Lower
Endes and Crow Creek . Agencies, Port Sully,
ItseCheYeen 3 rad B iand River Agenelee, Peru
Mice. eteveaaoo. Baford, Cam. Cooke, or ant
Prwittiorrawwbo artaldla bed at tae mouth of the
Idereleehell river, and Yam Mantua. -
from Wbetaunne. Creek deeper to Lower
brutes end . Crow. Creek .Js gentles, Fort wady,
Big Chef.= and Grand Elver dernelea, Ports
Moe, diaries... Me ford, Camp Cooke. or any
Yost Oat may 1w entabashed at the month of
the Meeelesbell river. and Fort Benton.. .
1 From Lower Ainlra rkrenry.:to Crow greet
Agency, Part 14.4, M. Cheyenne and Greed
Hirer Agencies. Porte Mee: titer. neon. Berard.
Camp Cooke, or Ray root teat may be established .
the month of the lioseleakell river, and Fort
Bentos.
Prom Crow Creok Agency to tort Bally. lllit
Cheyenne and Grand waver Airerld[lll, Ports Klee,
SteT/511.0.12. Buford, Camp Cooke, or ...7 port
Wit may be eataDllatted at the month or the
latuto.uheli river. and Port Pantos,
Prom Port rally to Pig Chtyenne and Grad,
Siva , Agenelea, Ports Ittce, Bterermon. Buford,
Ca=t , Cooke, or any Post thatmay ha eatabilihed
al the.mm!stitil Mer e and Poet.
Benton..
•
•
. .
: - - ~. , . ,
from
,B 4 CbirraollAgracy to Grand •Ettrer
AViley. roar Ake, Otersqroa. Bulrrd, Camp
Sooke, or , air . . poi that may be estalaValed at
MO moats: Or, I.4.lltiarleshrii riven and Por
7nnit Orsi4 Stier hymn , to Torte Elm. U.
Mao,. klator4. Cana Cooke. or 'aim peat that
ink/ ko Whittle/4$ at tha mouth of the Mosel..
Wall siker wad lan Bcaton.
.
Troia nut /tyro to Forts Bioreason. .
Rastord.
Com/ Cooks Qum' pool ttuit mop pt ootabilated
, 'aal Attooletpoll .river out not
nr,R Vail &Milani to Port Buford. , Camp
cOetre. ar oar 70g. tbal mop he airUbUidied
the with or ;be Sooeloolelt ergo, sad Tort
Hewn.
; Paco Furl ingot to Camp Coolia Or any peat
that mar be astibilabett at the multi of the
Knseleattell river uld Tort Denton.
' YTS= Camp COOK* Or uty post Mat may to
onsblished at Use month of the Root!adult
flux, utct Tort Boma.
Proposals are sten Melted far the transports.
tl.n Of temps tid ...PAW. Munoz es reason
Pont Mach 91J ISSLI, to October al. 1810.,
Poor CALsnitt, San as. Its Bass-oth, lows. on
through Phis as to an Us points above
Sloss - City that are stars molted.
• •
81444mmul nue the mte. feeprrairaY fm each
smooth from Mereh 1101 h to Oetooer a 14. 1 11%
Melarlea the duo of rust! mr re attentive Mei
eatd. er mhloh titer will baritone the
Icreleo from each of the menthe Peters tot'.
rem* polite or 4feetloatum abore•samml, as
Pular.;
. .
1141.. TM nite .bleb Lbri , will trampait rub .
ofecer and *Meter feeble rams. to be Pre•bied
for alders. and r • 31dle,i
Ita 'Wade their ratios.. wldeh will be supplied
by tbe Govern:m.Bn.
44. Tess rats, at villa they transport
Ithlea.cattill.arateslathree,earte,rrageas,
rte., (troughs sur reedrug the s.licals to be pro-,
"Med Op ateetaboat.) • • '
• just ' , retinue, 'cal be given to partlemosbo
own and control beats. Bell. VIII 110 eijft oted
to always tr.ve the liovernmeat treight the pref.
erestee, and to no we van be allowed to carry
proode to the 'nebula:leaf Go.rnmetri trelohv
The eentrae or will be required to transport
stores by land to the event of
.fallare by water;
and all atoreereeetred by the &entree:or for
transportation men be delivered. at iheir.deetl
heron within the year 7 .TO.
- Bidders oral pleale giver, e rale ai which they
.111 Ibralab tranipor cation down stream
though for that exelsistra burpose no boat 0111
b. nti , th're4 to PO abstream oolesa goblins doom
at least 160 tons of oavirnatent freight. The
ecostractor fik transportation from Cble4o 0111
not be rebstred to tendeb ally 'dont stream
. • . •
p
ease the contracting .m Ihn to cam ,
fro/tau repulsed. the Government reserves the
Melt to tarnish the . trissnortatton at' toe
teem of the tantrums: and nothing herein'
tantalized shin be so onnstrned as to prevent
the Governm.at from transnorttnols spindles
on airs of Mown bostr. '
; Bidden tee' tatbrined amino beat loaded en&
fleaeznatemt entree wftl.be allowed tog..hare
Sioux CliTantra.drawlea 4VIIx , thml .
bidtteet water. As twits . wu l be required to ;
N to pobate Stare Stela city With leirthiti bee"
baudied -lone, bidders will lute' tielate'at
*bleb they well tianeteured.taebmintaroOne
bf 100 airman:, Without freight;
Iliddeek obunild ens tbelr
weft we thee , vlattaad restdemm sad each Tie , :
SW mAeet'to adeotepinied with bend in the
4• is ot 910,0011; clawed Irk two or more ristei;•
able perms. Laarsateelme; that, to ease the'
enatttet I. awarded to the Getleuvednlteh4r, ft
be aeoepied and entered laba - andttodd endt'
madam seeuntylbeisished by geld Pont.. - In'
*sierra** with Mammae of thikadverbseaitrt.'
The eeittstetor wall be relearnd vi4trebeiedif
rem L
et (10 1 00,0.0) one hundred thoWeand;
The - pulp to whom ttta maid
*premed to execata the cannot at onee, and
to gta• 'gm `lakotred bond toe Ittrfalthfarki .
•, „
,Tlie tlerrerametlt reserves the rfirtir ,t 0 rekht
say
or ebb thiamin) be otrerie, •
Copy or blink lbrm el antraet idrfum.
tatfou had Et, Lade. WM; and Ching*,
to 'G entered tato to the event atairsitl, mid
bleat Enos of egri be LW e/apple:a;
Um to ELM ME= to the °Mee of the Chief
Yriartermaetar, Depart's:mat of the : htlmout
Lea% KM!, Chief Quertermuter,' Depart ,
meet. *UM* Platte. , Omaha: to Brevet
Igestgoant Calotoll 'Jame Y. IllooreAtehMt4.
'Mugu. Port Laweeseranh, Kea., ea d to Capoanit
Jttr• Jelltril EDF= AlmatiMaiit 'Qaartermasier. Eith tir
Proppo~pall~~ tot. ttatoltortatlon tome ft. Gook,.
T sadpartatles ea the Motown River, from Mt.
eos,Alto..eas v ” 004 thaw.= trloorcomettery
from Chlaego, • Fropoml•Lter Army Treorrier
vitae+ from -Chicago, 111., to palate
.= the vo.
marliltvir. ,, arm =deem& to Um vim ',Mae ea;
EY alter et the tanuldritdad tar on
e al
111 at.%
Ailibtins smarten:Mae+ Veneta. Malt, d 41114.
Anwr sad oin.r 4,t.artera.mer ALUM, Dl.'
LIVERY At SALE STABLES
BOBlBTiirr — usos co,;
op,
; Seventh Avenae tad Ilberti 'St.,
PrITABI7IIO3I, PA. •.•
Wit; on Every, Naturdav Rota
AN AUCTION SALE
RDRSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,.
WAGONS,'
4.ll =Ets.r=iirliniPisis l re:t.r e
awl " '
t=g1:14:11:41;'' TP I 11 "4 7 .1
sad good Oslo will be sAven Meals/I
JOHN EL STEWART, Auctionetr.
RIME. 714•11.11.8074
Roar. a. PATTERSON aw
1 Eav - Atatw. eA.x.m. earn
O . O MMWON.BTABLEsi
.aitian* inAux L113E1710.
A 2B / 1 38ZdElcITO- . '
- .
IWWWW . ANY/WOWNI
its latter of *erg. , Li 000lor Strict;
Z I T
, locteitioatiii ir i T i, nit, ibil . .444inl?' sal' rOt
.Ihoulies nadle . by`the vimeri for it's beenitil
QS kAliogit One% ha* been itedlt:267 dd.* f.. ,
.541 a 1 4 1 k,f Ali tt raid amesimei4 i.mr5t4 . 9.14
willidirni lrost .the data lima.' veto
*A' ' ' bleuusinri tie' proven" si. -
erradirbil tFternit, eat. sad fete. With' sale
eanaiiitnistesd it........;
' " . '.11. - 1. BLAULZ: City AlLorney.: '
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r mNo. 104 71231 Avenge.
1111nOlL i VA, ifto;''
AIMEUSRIVIEINTS
RirNEiiff OPERA ROPvE.
Last night but one of Ah• lVtt®•at of itte
aminion'tnaam. •
Mr. EDWIN FORREST,
Who will aopear THIS Monday') EVENING,
Jaoaaq 517th. 1210.,1a jaala Coarad's eve
act MIMI/ of
J&CE CMOS.
Jack Cue fir. FORREST.
irpay•ii„.tagLUc. FORRIBT pa Ma (mat
etuiatitor of RING LEAR.
linnet Family Natio Saturday.
a'MERCANTILE I.IIBRARY
LECTURES.
CAPT. C. F. HALL,
The dlAtingutilied Anticlinklorer, Intl deliver
• Lettere ott
"fly Search for kir John Franklin's
Stpedition t .and Life Amon;
the- Estfultinn,"
LAFAYETTE HALL,
Thnrs day Evening, Jan. 271.1 t.
Y a t n
T u
caoghter 3 years of ear. In tbeir oath, cosi a n.
P7 : 11 1. 11. " : ' N ` , ° , 1 .:
arid 001II.VONI gEtir9 JUNN FHA NE-
Wirt EXPe
Cents.
No reacrewl 'mats. Nun
co . 7 aite C at thy
Library Room.. corner Nun and CU , lii
Loon once at 7.4 nick di; Lecture will • ia•
mecca at 8. -
ff*CHIDE ?IV or -MIMIC.
raltda....ALICE 111.11iNINti LL' OAllll.
GRAND pUCCES,
The [Ma and lashlua of the city enrsointrd
with tbaaatc.tatualcat. Ellett akttab proauaa.•
eedllmi4A of artla la altilliad•raelalgy. • , •
THIS EVENING at 8.
IPIIO 47118,1',"
!ILLIAN HOR.ACELINGARN
IA 510 rketrohes. written. coattroarri awl Leto try
qla oytr E:00011tom ii Europe and America.
I Concluding with (In two aetsi
;TIME . TsriLS ALta -
!..liora Leeson—ALlCE. DIINNINO LINHARD
1. AND THE ENTIRE. COMPANY.
SE - Carriag a may he ortiored at 11:130. •
• .1 ,47 •
lar.llllCll, -R
Instructive , Common Fense Lectures,
Rev. GEORCIR P.M AT S s
In the CIL 6T13A.1. ritasinTEßlAN cif
corner or Lecock and Anderson etr eels. Alla
iota). -
janEcESII—HUNTLNO AIN 11PFLTITE...
IetAIserEISIUNTED HIHLANITT.
FebraArf 3— FASHIONABLE EDUCATION
retold 1101LAIs; El 00 shish Octet.. 50e.
tly-THE IFIFT
barrios et lb"
ANNUAL EN-
torcooL, or nEsiart
•
. . .
wig b. Nom I . 4 >Ple media TIJILSDAY, 25th enc.
Ado:anion free. Haars , o;,attendinee flow lee
UrIIBPJ ., M S '
OPMN EVERY EV.V.Iq/N4l.
de= — 127 VIABENTNT U 1 CATHEDRAL.
LEGAL
rd• THE - MATTER OF TUE
APPIICATION ••7te ClOsenis Nothal
eilldthr aid Loth ,theOclelion of Bharmburd'
a . fet a Charter of Incerporatlon.
kid sew. to wits tble 16th dilly of November,
D.' 1669. the Inthirtrothl on and Instrument
of volithe Daring been Dreecuted to, perused
led &retained br the Coutc4wl the olkitins,
Celli sod thud/Mins 'lbw ohs se: forth' and eon-,
toned,' appoint:ix to be lawful 100 not 'nit:Nem,
We ordered and directed that said their - meat of
vrititny bhdled hi the ontee of the Prothonotary
of the Court, of Common Float, and Mat notice'
of Wit avidlostion b.:lnserted In the Pittiborsla
batty Nornint 0 sz arra for at tenet three week
setting forth that an application Mu bees made
io the Court of Conn:eon Pleas kir the County of
Alieebthy to "'rant the mid iithtleen.ehietual
Nallding and Loin Atesocation of liharoeburr
andittnati a Charter of IcocrPotatiou,ii and
that ouch Charte t i 0111 be frothed st the next
term Druid Con , online cheep. be filed its
proton time,. -NT m rp,rim
B. A. ctiLUNO.
Corner &Mit and Diamond streets. hollettor.
• mitten
B. PAizact Drams. II
WAStimonrfox, D. 16. DAM. f
OX THE 'PETITION OF ALICir,
DODGE, Of Plttaborsh, Penna., !mandato ,-
traintx of calyin Daige, decei t ful, piailos far
ihe ext./Von eta patent grratt4 to the maid
Csiiln Dod g e: oa the llith day of March, 111110::
had:. rchseed on the $1.34 day at Jolt, 1116 P, tot'
as liap7measent La Piro 'Place. .
•
. .
It t o oidereil tisit tie teitltoony In tile me be
elated antne lath DAY Or reertAttr NEXT.
knot; be thee. f oe- Won ATV=Onto the
11,110 0¢T . A.74AWIrt,b41, lumped to 'the 25th day of
hoz t, 'alma 'Wet the'ld petition bb
iiierAiti tie Ski DAY 'OF lIAI2OII NEXT.
c.itt13.14.
samlraz. s mazy,
C°M F 44 , BIU PE 2 TAIEN*I
Dininnuni9l. iIIIKO
rs o evccE • ALLEY ' Nonce :is
t litrabi given that at No. A, Dootataar
; alonvoeqbartti. ficainotta Coon: a sala Via
plaatatail .to.atkow,loaaa, why aala r a/lal, trail
noierielivaaar to taw Moor, .. .
g l amid not be Vbcated and Closed Upr,
I,elatch fill. b usage absolute ikleaacreaPtOsk
t r . g !4Praiez.4o°.,
jou* C. liccoutss,.
' • •
_d_q_o2lJ-TIIS
,IJEICTERS OF ADMI9IBTRA:.: 4,
TI N•en the reetiteof BLIZARZ7I4 J.. i
e.t.e. of . 1 1.4ble•on , .toweehtp. dna.,
011
1..11.141, 1.7.0a01,23.1 noes having
111. ?Pitig:t . ltiiie;I'lfr a iggeitg r 3110Vre z tries --
• • WILLIAM tfILL.• •.(
• 4 f 23 . 2 .1 d PARRY. Allesumer Meaty, Oa,
;Julie , •
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4170 . 41FiN, SALEff. •
A.BBI6NEX_ - tlO.
I ,l 4 °R e r.lc a4 . ol U ti
.J.
H. BALIACY. Antrum. la tiaukgoay of
Hasguit, .111 Isi, kola. .on nit premiss., N0..2.1'
Ellateoed, Plat' sYsoue.. rlttalr,rith, the
:hue aud it
nOck Oroeeris..i
lianue.l.lSeults.. Liquors, de., to vrldoly
tbeatteatlon4l r Dtaless and others Is mvlte.d.
FLUAILIELLUR &
Aou fil ud pi Libeity atneL
Omer of 1.7131 not offer tie
? Id, at !ow, .
u.
,P,rialie new Ciop New Oeleas Sugar ud
r Atte tleb. Cott Ind Veinal to.e thi
1 4 .• Tott. il./tod..lp6la sad Holtlioorritip, , ,
Stied rto..
tioldta ,Drfot. Lorain% Bruntio, Stout.' PI
Moms' lad bond drrooll.
i r brrotitiot. Cob.. sod Las.l.ll !Cud YoUslidO4V? 7
4d VolanTm. ' m P .MA4 P I DOW d . t .., .s
CtroUtoiK klangoin Rte. 4
E 14, 444 4 syra and rtio Potreo.
, r 4,011. Pish. P.IM, Gloss. llodipot,,l.
"r! '`7 :.„..
ALSO, • '
VAPQMT/92101
.
and sewer,
P e2r . Mick to •
.or e k trlTept u a
Pratt 4, ostllo. basil:barit e. o
bu itoettalgoor. Wurr. . 4 7,
Prodeatrued Irroncoo
do do Otore leopor , to
In oozed
do • do flow Ines, to bostlet.
11. Won Possedoartilog Col,orba. , 1 •
./ P. lladolro add Port Moos ri
Cod Moon:4101 , Po P" port. ,
do. Very PoporlorOto bootott do "
" . ' ALSO. - • •
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tioliAireiti. for 16et Cbitidcm`i . .
Trerzeie." awl 6.11.r7 Clormae.
lsdieso.l oar own rellecl natlllirnateiLe
'Pai4r43
/1.61 , 27.
SWUM &' nuenT,
:48tg421XCTILIBAL AND
..7. X. fl
1 .
toFiNAMESrI'AL CARIVERS;i"
- 4 Sandusky St., Illegkeny,
.
' ilattrilassoaligMa:Ax e *
atoll deseriptians doom. . , await. I
ikkrtGE Millieltinters or Atli.:
bi
nds elm!. Ist e itch aris moire) &a.
• td• rulDbm`j.baLsr fhb atand, aro. *b.' . 1'
-Oliabosirarkel. sena. awl
ga . in ,
busiLlso sisal Lies sits alwaubare. baba a i fl & - •
slabs article and cab sell blg• 71.11. /*WI , •
birbrug. Mu. and IS bite ra.rell .11 at .irr
lbw: rue, • titre as,,aca4.tr. 111 tataro
• nn
arwieb Wash* Ls r •
,411.0.11,
AQ01T1BE" ax LAND
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