El
littsiluttt Gaittit.
MY. AND SUBURBAN.
Route Yoe Sate
A good paying mate on the Gamma.
Apply to-day at. Oazarra counting room.
New maple sugar has made US appear
face in the market.
mayor. Callow had two
W drunken owe
Uu
before hlm yeaterdayr hi
bunkum of the day.
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PetwesaL State Treasurer Mackey
arrived horns-yesterday. He will return
to Harrisburg on Monday neat.
The water gentian le likely to become
a subject for consideration in Allegheny
slating tbo current year. People are
complaining of the abort aappiy. -
lalltrate.—At the last meettaß of the
Conticthi of Mlles% borough, the Street
?e xi l Veet ltKi a r in ia l t r tru n mint 13 ' optel.lvati:
lean BeMon, James Mackrell, Michael
Nugent, Sohn Harrison, Lawrence Hind
man and Thomas Grogan len the oily
r!•.• torday on an exeunt:on to the Work
Hones.
Aldermen Hebert has opened an °Mai
on Firth avenue. In Bplane'■ building.
Mr. Jonathan West, formerly Deputy
Clerk in the Quarter Sessions, will act se
• clerk. •
The:easy !twat tee grocery stores or
T. O. Little and John Dentine were
broken Into by tholvel, who effected en
trances througn tear windows. Ten dol
lars In all wee secured. -
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Kite Rose alleges Mn.s Johnson rater
day.pinched her arm until It was black
and blue, for which Aldermanakylor, at
Kate's request, leaned a warrant for the
=tot of Ma. Johnson for assault and
Urr. Ettrabetti Jenkins, who was run
over by barouebe on Smithfield street,
few days idnolf, is mild to hove been
very seriously tutored. An Information
will probably be made against the driver
of the baronoho.
What It Cast—The amount paid out
of the pollee appropriation for pollee
clothing for the year ending Jan. Slot.
1870, wax IM7III 69. Far-the year 1868
the amount expended for the same pure
pose igaalki,733
Those woe lire wondering at the high
prim of egg► may gain some Information
from thereat that a title girl waarmently
apt out to hunt eggs, and came back re
parting that tho hens were "Mantling
round doing nothing."
An Old gray, Mrs. Whitimen, fell on
Third • avenue yesterday morning and
dislocated her wrist. Dr. Benham at.
tended her in . She is about seventy
years of-age and resides In Baldwin,
where she was anbseettently taken.
Tnefunrral of Rev. Franklin Moore.
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, who
recently died in. California, took place
from the reeldenao of 800. Daniel Ag
new. Beaver. Pa.. yesterday. A number
of Methodlat inlander* from this alty
were in attendance.
• Thirty Daya—ollyer Graham, arrested
on Thursday evening for disorderly con
duct, an account of which we published
yoiterday, was, afte sodetting before
the Mayor, tined ssometa, and in
default was committed to the Work
Howie for thirty days.
Tatra• to litzment.—Ofilcer Dressler
yesterday took to DLemont two insane
MC. Wm. Boyd and James Mimeo, who
were committed to that institution by
an order of-Conrt, at the instance of Mr.
Dula, Secretary of the Board of Poor
Directors of Allegheny county.
_ Vie hear the Committee on Retrench•
snout and Reform Intend "itirring up
the animals , ' immediately alter their
organization. If reports be true, there
is Inn ahead, and some prominent mem
bers and exinembera of Council will
Azure conspicuously In the reports.
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On Thursday night a thief stele from
the stable of .110. D. Haven, Shaler,town
ship, a horse, harness; new buggy and
Buffalo robe. The same night biz. Vit•
aer, neigh bor , 104 41r0 VailiablOborses.
The tide Was traced as far as Stewart*.
town. The police are on the lookout.
Yesterday mantes Superintendent
IdoCandleas or the Allegheny Fire
Alarm, toad the wires at eight o'clock,
instead of nine, es is the daily custom.
The result was, to a few minutes the en
tire department responded sato an alarm
of are-from City Hall. Mistakes will
happen.
The Allegheny Pahl Fire Department
seem to_ give satisfaction all around,
almost as much as the goods manatee.
Lured at Liebier's Mammoth Trunk
Emporium, No. 104 Wood street. No
purchaser rivets having invested his
money eetabll■hment. whether
It.: - be Pm a small' Cuba or the &wet
Register's, oilce;:-Joseph H. Gray,
the sffident °minty Register. eyes 00-
the In another column of a number of
elated aCtOunta of executors, admirals
tTatontApierdians, de, that have been
duly passed In his office, and which will
be presented to the Orphans' Court for
confinnitton and allowance on Monday,
March 7th, 1670. •
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Prerifictioss.-Asne two . or three of
She bailee Ozhntred out or the burying
ground - attached to the First - Reformed
Presbyterian ebnrch were found to be
la • stabs Of pettithotion. One body was
in a stata'of =opiate petrifantion from
• sbortlistatoort above the 'knees to the
haw It Is thought that these petrified
reursinswers lying in lime water.
M
CeilleielL—A.oonple of wagons collided
on Pson street. One of tbem wee con
siderably damaged, and the owner. Mr.
Chao. . made information before
Alderman Taylor, charging the other
driver NOM malicious mischief. In can*
log the' colliMon. The aggrieved esti•
maim his lost at ten dollars. A warrant
less bitted tot the arrest of the other
:
rig
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3scab . Morgan, a forlorn specimen of
humanlty, sae found yesterday morn
ing snugly ensconced onvi cinder pile
-between two furnaces at Brown's rolling
mill.= Wayne street. When discovered
ba was under the Influence of liquor, but
stoutly maintained that he was perfrctly
ohm and had sought repose in his
strange bed on Monday night. He was
allowed to go his way.
Steamboat Pariengers.—During the
past year the several Boats navigating
theldonongsbels river msde the Billow
ing passenger reterner Elector, 29.881;
Mortal% 29,066; Itannee, 17. 1 121: Eliza
loth, 28,937; Liens May, 1,209; Petrone.
1,414, making • total or over one hundred
and eighteen thousand passengers dur
ing the year, upon whom the boats paid
over 118,000 lockage to the alackwater
company. .
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41.
Wrenched Min Devid MOCl►rren
kind Alexander Hinton are employed In
the .iDOCKOOIIIII Works in the Sixth
ward, Allegheny. Yesterday they bad
• dispute. when. according to MoClar.
ren's statement, Hinton struck him with
•wrench. Alderman McMaster, received
the victim's information against his
•lnaliant for aggravated assault and bat.
-tery, Hinton was arrested and gave bail
for • hearing.
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Wise Special Meeting sr Commits called
for Monday" next, is to consider the Paid
Fire Department, a copy of which was
published in _yesterday's GAZILITS.
Stanton of Councils should read it c a
re
fully. end be premed to vote on It by
that time.
We understand the members of the
Select bream who areiJo favor of the
ordinance providing for the loaning out
of the city [ands wilt endeavor to have It
paelred while the Common' branch are
dimming the Feld Fire Departmeld.
We noticed in pasdng np Liberty
sized yeaterdst afternoon, that the Pa.
dna and Atlantic Telegraph company
had opened a neat branch Telegraph
at No.
525. This we pregame is for the accom
modation of the large class of business
° men located to that vialnity. Upon In- 1
1 ' quiry, we were informed that this office
was in direct commludcation with Chi
cago. Oinolnnati, Louisville, New York
and Baltimore, and that meastges were
sent to and received from all important
points. 'The htriff la the name es from
the nahri Moe do PM avenue. Give
.• thesis I eel;
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itstarestlat rrementatwe.
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, s it *Waiting presentation took place
Ltrt
. reddence of Dr. Douglas, on Wylie
Went. lad Thtulatay ireeldlet..
S. ktotkarkeon having sated es Librarian
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for **Sabbath School of the First Es.
formed Presbyterian Church, of this city,
„ .., kw • period of tem yew", th e teschare and
• a Jaw penonal friends presented him
irithi miadve and elaborately. worked
solid pin bolder and poem OM% &//
~..!. atoa of their aPpreetation otitis sent
.?: . bears the simple hasuriptton: ••W.
lfeentotteon." Mr. fdeCutoheon le •
1, ~ deserving young man, and the deb gift
well bestowed.
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THE DEAD
Tile Oodles it Exhumed The Old Lane
MaxtraFtiture Progress.
We understand that the work of ex
..
hunting the bodies in the graveyard
of the First Reformed Presbyterian
Church has been completed. The
number Of bodies found wag al
most Incredible. In some graves 'there
were found no leer than six skul and
these, too, where some of the ldeet
members of the congregation e Rd
Only to find the remains of a ,Child.
There was great difbculty experienced
In identifying graves. Many friends who
went to secure all that remained of their',
loved onea, were unable to satisfy them-
Selves Wl' to their identity. Great care
I was taken, however, by the Trustees
and Mr. Henry. Superintendent of the
Uniondale Cemetery, under whose direc
tion tne work of exhumation We. exe
cuted, that there Mania be no com
mingling of bodies, and. as far as practi
cal, the remains of individuals were
kept separate. The difficulty thus ex
perienced In identifying gravea In a
burying ground, whose existence only
dates back to about the beginning of the
present century, shows bow important
It is to preserve the land-marks clear In
all cemeteries.
It may be that some who bad friends
Interred in the above graveyard did not
get theta remains. This, however, if
any such there be, was their own fault,
as doe notice was given in every possi
ble way, and in all instances where the
partite were known, personal notice was
served upon them.'
All the bodies removed by the Trio
tees of the church have been re-interred
in Uniondale Cemetery.
Toe old land marks are fest disap- - 1
posting. Seventy years ago It was sup .
Intthis graveyard would ever remain
suburbs of the town, and would
never have to be disturbed, tut now It'
is at a great distance from the centre oil
our ever growing city, and who can tell
but our ..Allegheny Cemetery" way yet
have all the remains it contains ex
humed and removed beyond, far beyond
its present location, to mke room
for the progress of comm ence r and
manufactures. It ts impossible to
say where the limits of old Fort Pitt
may be a hundred years hence.
It is remarkable that the church to
which this graveyard was attached, and
about the oldest religions orgemizstion in
the city, has never had but two pastors,
the present Incumbent, Dr. John Doug
las, and the late Dr. John, Black.
CONNEBILL
Dark Cale—dlautatental Dltrerenees—
Toe Authentic' Appealed to—What la
to be Done.
• Yesterday afternoon the Allegheny
lidayor'si office was illuminated by the
:presence of two sable daughter. of Africa,
who solicited an intervlek with His
Honor. Upon being introduced to that
official, the elder of the two in a brief but
emphatic way explained the abject of her
visit. .Mho was the consort of a dark
broiled sox of Ham, who tilled the poet.
1 , lion of chief caterer to the appetites : of
paseengers on a steamboat plying be
tween
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. He
was Jones, and' abe was Mrs. Jones,
which she regretted very much.
They occasionally had differences which :,
led her to the conclusion that a Change
in the relationship Was eminently desir
able, an opinion which seemed to be
heartily coincided in by the male Dart.':
nor of the firm. A mutual consultation
had led them to agree upon a plan
which she had been deputized to carry
out beft3re his return from the next trip,
and lb pursuance thereof she deatred of
the chief magistrate a "wrote 'greement
twist him and me dat'll 'low him to go
his way and 'low me 'de mime oriviego."
Her sable companion corroborated her
statement and attested her willingness to
act as s witness In the case. Hie Honor
was deeply impressed with the gravity
of the subject and requested time for ma
ture consideration. A. brief consults.
don was held by the visitors when it was ,
arranged that they should call again to
day and bring Jones along to have the
matter ratified. Thisconcindan seemed
to accord the ladles immenaesattsfaction,
and with apparently lighter hearts and
happy temperaments they withdrew
promising to be on hand at the deettgnap.
ad hour with promptness, orMAJoneti.
1113Zi1ell'AL.
Bolden of Allegheny's City Code—lm
portant Changes Recommended—tile
Ordinance Committee at Wart.
The Ordinance I>Al:induce of Alla-
ebony Councile for some Urne past have
been engaged in making a thorough re
vision of the Eitinicipal Code. In con
nection with the City Solicitor, they
have gone over alt the. ordinances, and
In addition to ambnding, classified them
in Convenient` form • for easy reference.
Several Important changes bate I.ren
made. Among the
is one providing
for a change In the term of office for the
Mayor from two to three years, and
making the occupant of the position in,
elle - R.lO to a re-election. This mat.
ter has been under discussion for
a:long time in Allegheny, and co far as
general sentiment gees, the change la
looked upon as very desirable.
Another amendment contemplates the
Omagh* of the time of the charter elec. •
don from October to the second Tuesday
of Deoomber. This, It le thought, would
separate the election distinctly from any
:.:her, and free It from bias from other
than loci! causes. The present system
of holding the charter and general Mac
on the same day acme to promos many
objectionable features, which the change
proposed would do sway with altogether.
Several other changes are to be ream
mended In reference to the terms of
office of the Directors of, Poor and other
city offidale. The committee held a
meeting last night, at which they about
concluded their work. At,tbe next meet
ing of Councils. Chairman Comley will
present their report for adoption ar to
jection. It is quite probable their action
will be endorsed withold much difficulty.
■W Ascubta L. Darter'.
This excellent and accomplished young
lady, . whose life and' character are
adorned With all those shining 'virtues
which make women noble. gave select
readings hut evening at the Academy of
Husk-under the auspices of the Young
Hen's Mercantile Library Association,
and was! greeted by an audience well
worthy of her high merits re a most fin.
tithed reader. The Academy of Mane
wu filled to overflowing by a most re•
speotable audience, which testified lug
high appreciation of the renderings of
Miss Dargon by frequent °Mounts of
geplante. The programme was selected
with great judiciousness, sod afforded
ample scope for the exhibition of the
I young lady's varied talent. She hes •
rich and sonorous voice, of ample
fini
bility and voluminousnees, end her
whimpers, so clear and distinct Is her ar
ticulation, could be heard In the remo
test partner the house. Her cone tenance
Ic capable of most, varied expression, end
atm gnu It with telling effect- Her
subject can be read in the contraction or
expansion of the muscles of her face.
Miss Damon bids fair' to become most
popular as a irublio reader. This we
predicted In the Eh sierra about a year
ago. and the renderings of last evening
showed abundantly that we were nut
mistake In our dgment. We do not
.pretend t n
oy th at Mims Dargon Is above
criticism. or entirely perfect In her ran.
dittoed. Her pronunciation is almost
unexoeptionable. but her gesticulation
requires attention. If anything she is
too dramatic and not sufficiently does
(tonal fora public reader. But in this
respect she will no doubt Improve, tut she
forgets the mannerisms of the stage. We
think that every one In the large audi
ence last evening felt as we did, not only
satisfied but greatly delighted with Miss
Dargon's readings.
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The Grand Charity Falr.
In the basement of Bt. Paula Cathedral
the grand;Charity Fair now being held
continues toattract large gatherings, and
• general good time Ls bad by all who
attend. The booths are all tastefully
and beautifullyadorned, and present a
very doe -appearance.. At the table of
the St. Vincent de Paul Society several
articles are being contested for, among
which le ad elegant crimping machine to
the moat fashionableeand popular boot
maker. The pollsoPened last ght, and
the folloivlng was the vote:-Jos Under,
20; Win. DelAughlln, 27; Win. Jleziep.
25; D. Allen, 29. On the gold beaded
cane to the moat charitable citiasn, the
vote stood: Alderman Joseph Butler, 20;
Sheriff Fleming . , IA; City Treasurer Cacti.
rsti, 26: Joseph Lleb J. O. West
22. To-ulght a grand ler
Steele inticWed . ,
and the famousTlithedralbend writ sup•
ply . novena new and difficult inetramena
at performances..
.llow no Galt
Max Harris alleges Frederick Waldo•
man obtained from him 124 by falsely
representing that he wee In the employ
pf Mr. Ganznisch, who owed him SA
with which be would pay back the loan.
It le alleged by Harts that when lave.
ttiona were made he discovered that
Walden= hadn't • cent coming to him
from aangwisoh•
Reece the Mforma-
Um, upon which a warrant wee leaned.
P'' - '3
110 Ii BIGHTS.
Hew They are Exercised—A Vette Turns
Deleeuw. and Is In Turn Detected and
Arrested—Thee Green Eyed Monster." I
WoMen have rights which men are
bound to respect, and so long as the
world continues to revolve on its 113.111
and there is one of the Gir creatures left
upon it, those rights will be exercised to
the fullest extent. The nt of the 'sex
of which we have guy: acticount, mother
Eve, exercised these rights, and the last
one will do likewise. Why ithould'et
they ti One of their eights Is that a mar
ried woman should know. and she has the
privilege , f ascertaining if she can, the
ranee of any delinquency on the part of
her "better half." If be should happen
to remain away from home over night
without legitimate cause, it is a right
Inherent in his wife to inquire into and
ascertain if possible, where he spends
hie nights' and what attracts him from
the home circle. Such were the opinions
entertained bye lady of this city, whose
name it is not necessary to mention. It
apears that her husband. is an Iron
roller and is employed at one of the mine
on the south aide of she river. For some
months back, It is alleged, he has been
in the habit-Of absenting himself from
home tetegb - or three days and nights in
succession, which fact had a tendency to
arouse a spirit of t1110113t081114 not to say
jealousy, In the bosom of his wife, whets .
told to ben lady of reapeetabllity. She
resolved to ascertain the cause of her
hnsband'e absence, and for that purpose,
y Wortley evening, atter he had left
home to go, as he surged, to his work, she
resolved to play the detective and satisfy
herself of his inconstancy. In order to
carry out her designs, she dressed her
self in a suit of her husband's clothing
.nd after coloring her face with paint ,
which gave her complexion the dusky
hue of the red man of the forest Belied
torch on her utessien. Her objective
point was the ma at which her husband
was employed, Intending to keep watch
ou his movements and follow him to the
place where his nights were spent. She
started for the ferryboat, but riled pro
gressed but a short distance from her
reeidence, before she was beset a crowd
of dirty faced urchins who mistook her
for an 'mean. An ofticer came along and
took her to charge and conducted Ler to
the Mayor's of She was Shown tutu
the Mayor's private stiles when she re
tatted her - story and begged to to
allowed to go Mama. An MMus:
was sent to her home for a- cult
of female anparrel which- she don
ned, and after writhing the paint from
her fate she presented quite a respecta
ble appearance. Shp mu a eorry figure
in her husband's clothes, as they were
entirely too largo for her, and were worn
In a very ungraceful manner, and It to
hardly probable that she will ever at
tempt to play detective again, or if she
does she will omit the paint and male
attire. The lady. In question Is the
mother of four claildreu and has always
borne a good name in the community
where she etreided. 'the Mayor, after a
Just admonition, permitted her to return
to her home. _ ._
Aggravated Assault and Battery.
William Dickson made infotrnation
before the Mayer yhsterday, charging
Edward Thomas and Ben Hudson with
aggravated assault and battery. The ac.
curled, who are colored men, were fire
men On the steamer "St. Charles," and
the prosecutor was also employed ou the
Bost. They got Into a difficulty, when
It appears the negroes attacked him with
'a poker end iron bar, or piece of steel,
beating him in a frightful manner. A
warrant was issued. and t h e accused were
arrested and taken before the .Mayor for
a hearing.
The prosecutor was examined, and tea
titled to the fact of the negroes having
attacked and beat bier.
A gentleman from Ireland was beat
called and sworn, and in reply to the
Mayor's questions, said "May it plase
your rivererice, this man and the pagers
were a thin, and I saw that augur go for
him wid a pace at iron." -
The next witness was a german who
was employed oh the boat, and gave his
version of the case as follows: "I tells
you all about um, Shudge; dem colored
men* was 'elan' mit dish oder mane.
and
he hits urn on der had mit a prickatine."
Tne Mayor inquired if the defendants
were the men who hail struck the man.
to Which the German replied, "Vat, I
dun-know : dem 'bigger, he -all look
ehuat dike de oder. I impact it PM dace
Venire."
Ills Honor, after hearing the lead
inony, held the defendants to bail In the
sum of pop each for their appearance at
Court, In default of which they were
committed.
A Mippy Anuivercary
Thursday evening lent a very pleasant
company assembled at the residence of
Mr. J. P. k.:.tep, Beaver street, Alla
.
ebony, to celebrate' the birth.day anni
versary of his son, Frank Alden Estop-
The young gentleinan bad just attained
Ida majority, aud the event as made
the occasion of a happy and e xceedingly
enjoyable reunion of friends. The
evening hours aped rapidly .with
music, and conversation and genial
Interchange of friendly courtesies, which
needed only the elegant repast with
which they were crowned to com
plete the general injoyMent. The
rougraitilations revel eel by the young
gentleman were cor rally aincere and
eminently deserving. From pereonal
aequalutance we know him to be a youth
;of bright promise, energy and culture,
who bee already made many warm per
sonal friends and won the esteem e
of all
with whom he to emaciated in he busi
wls and social circles of life, and we,
with them, congratulate him on the aut.
Oolong opening of his manhood, and ex
tend our heartiest wishes for lila future
health, prosperity and happiness.—
Cuot ApproprlaUon
Rutin° Conrad, of Lanai St. Clair
township, had a cane of
. false pretence
befire him yesterday, in which two
former friends, Henry Abicht and Wm.
prPfeil, occupied the relativ positions of
proteentor and defendant. e
Anicht al.
leged he wee in a store paying a bill and
for the purpose had pulled out two
twenty dollar greenbacks, when Pfeil
came in and tusked to look at them. As
soon as he bed them >Q hl hands It is said
he coolly disappeared. Abicht thought
it all it joke until the next day when he
met Pfeil and asked for the money. He
Received a bluff refoaal, and then under
standing the matter more clearly,
tuted the proceedings. The accused was
arrested and gave bail for a hearing.
RClrelloo fur Jitotiarl
The following la an abstract of coffee
done in the Egad District of Penneylye
nla for the month ofJentutry, 1870:
COO chop, on ` ... save 14
5 , Alt bt
`• •• " aace,
•• "
Fern clod 4.405
`• •• na , It. and rtanatrt.... 7 ISt En
•• • 11 ,, 00 net. Ws.— 17 Ü bl
`• Bal•-• .... . . ..•• •. ... . . 0,110
•• " bp. 01.1 1;1 not •T 5....
where enuenor sten .... 1.041 08
" scoot. 40 PLO 74
•ostlesl' 431 91
•• •• re at
•• ••A.ruel • in ea...101a
renutics
Cl=
Total ewes• tri
Report of the Clerk of Marken , .
The report of D. Dunseath, Clerk of
Markets, for the last fiscal year ending
January 80, 1870, shows an increase of
nearly 11,800 over the receipts of the pre
vious year, and is highly creditable to
the energy and efficiency of the Clerk.
Tr:a report is as follows
!Moen , . collected fr om yceely steeds
In Diamond Martre .11 5. ten 03
entonnt collected from menthlr eno
verelt 17 'tepee In I)ltmond-Dlat neer,
417 )t
Amosee collected from dent, evade In 44.44
ltlamend Ilealtnte
717 wAst,
►neon oellateal from 7iarr sttr d• It 6.0
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Mortality Report.
The following is the list of Interments
to this city from the 220 to the 31st day
of January, 1870, as reported by Dr. W.
Doively, Pkyrdclan of Board of Health:
The causes of death were: Burns I,
apoplexy I, scroffula I, dentition 1; man.
Ingitis 2, bronchitis 3, [looping cough 2,
pneumonia 2, typhoid fever 2, scarlet
fever 1, tuberculosils 4, still born 3.
Of the above theremere under 1 year,.
from 1 to 2,7; from 2 to 5,1: from 10
16, 1; from 20 to BO 4;. from 30 to 88. I;
from 60 to 60, 1; from 60 to 70, 1. -
The total 'number of deaths were Vt
males 13; females lo- white 20; coloreds.
Despolied ills Vestment,
Yesterday Michael 'Ludgate was bettor"
Dainty Mayor charged with
acting ins disorderly manner. Ile bad
entered the residence of Mr. Joint Doll
nieyer and when requested to retire had,
instead of complying with the deman
promptly, attacked and stripped Mr.
Doilmeyer of a valuable waistcoat. He
was thistly ejected, but continued but
demonstration' of 'violence toward pe
deatrians.. For alt of this unwarrant
able-action,Michael was arrested and
held for a h earing on a charge of dime
`cierly conduct preferred by Mr. Doll
mern• • •
URGH DAILY GAZETTE: SATURDAY MORNING, *FEBRUARY 5, 1810
THE FINE LETS
Our Pittsburgh Gattery—A few Minutes
Amoug the Paintings—Briitiant Beer
p,eteres—An Assured Success.
home time ago we alluded to the en.
terprise of two of our Pittsburgh artists,
Mew.. Johns and ',intent, in establish.
log a fine art gallery in Pittsburgh. We
are glad to learn that the movement has
been receiving much encouragement
from those who can appreciate
such matters, not alone among the ar
tists, but embracing many of our bast
citizens. The gallery is certain now to be
an institution as well as ornament to our
grim city of bustling bilsineas and
practical bnergy. The artiste having it
In charge within a short time have made
commendable progress in securing a,
large number of pictures, which [tow
grace the walls, and exhibit the genius
and talent of our hones painters. Yes.
terday we had the plibstire of eislting
the gallery again and spending a few
moments in the examinatiou et the
pictures. Of allf them time and space
e i
would fall in th notice to speak, but
there is one w Ich cannot be passed ',
over. Just y terdag the gentle
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neon hung 1 place a largo
sit feet by four scene' by
Hazel, which was forwarded from
Philadelphia. It repreaeota a view on I
Panther Creek—a mountain retreat—
hills covered with trees in full foliage on
either aide of a rocky valley, through
which a silvery brook finds Its way to a
minaluro tall and over empties into a' ,
clear
clear sheet of water, no clear that the
rocks and sands on the sides are reflected. 1
In the foreground Ise disciple of Walton
quietly engaged in his favorite pastime, 1
with a moderate show or 'access in the I
well filled satchel hanging at his aide. 1
The deep shade, of the woods in the
background are perfectly represented, 1
while the Wince seen across the room
seems more like reality than a I
brilliant fancy. Description, however, I
would fall to convey an idea of 1
the delicate coloring, the. perfect accord ',
of foliage, sunlight, shade and atmoa
phere with nature. of due, pronounced'
uy connoisseur's, IletaaPe masterpiece.
In Philadelphia it was accorded an hon
ored place in the Acadethy of Pine Arts,
end attracted universal comment and
praise. If there were none other, this
picture alone would repay a visit to our
gallery.
Another fine paintivg by Mr. Clarence
M. Johns is a mountain scene,_•.oxert
hauling a log," driven by ap.ung moon ,
Milner. In this the trees wear an au
tumn btte, and the ground: is covered
with the fallen leaves and. under Mush.
At the side a tall hickory Is almost en
veloped in a climbing ivy, and away
off In the background stretches the
blue sky of_an autumn afterneron.
Tim figures Of the snit:pals In the fore
ground ate striklegly lifelike and sug•
g nave of "becalm and steady patience.
which is to tbrmount the difficultiee of
the road over Which they are moving.
lice painting throughout to bold and
natural, which renders it next to Het
eel's larco 'medium the moat attractive
in the room. Alongside is hung another
evidence of Mr. Joan's talent{ a repro
esotation of a country blacksmith shop
on a summer's day. The door Is sur
rounded by men sad horars, and traces
of dilapidated and almast worn out farm
implements and wagons. One of the
horses 15 in t hee chaFge or the dusty can of
Vulcan, and Mhos are waithagaturn. A
country road winds away from in
front of the ',hop; until lost to view
around a hand, in the depths of the
woods. Over all a brilliant sunlignt is
thrown) which brings out the features of
landscape and figures with clearness
and force. Aside from these planter ,
there are others, all of high merit and
Pleasant to look tipon. Amorist' the beet
of the smaller ones are landscape swum
representing a harvest &id and a
meadoir, by . Mr. Charles Lanford, who
makes, a **gains , of this Pass of sub ,
jean and has achieved a well Merit
ed repststion. Then there are
fruit and dowerpieces by Maud,
and an exquialte little gem by Me.
Alfred Wail—a. fine, off hand, bold
sketch of au entrance to an Ancient
matte over which the wild ivy has
climbed almost concealing the doorway
and the roan of the fair attendant who
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The sTidlery is open to all; and already
quite a number of ladies and gentlemen
have honored it with their presence.
- We aro glad to note the encourage -'I
meet whichit is receiving as en evidence I
that our people are appreciative of the
"'divine" gift, and we hope the artists' '
will receive that Sympathy and assts•
lance which will Induce them to still
further effete, and ultimate In the resit.
ration of hopes—the erection of a
building lbtheir
our city devoted axe t
to the fine arta. If all who can awned.
ate these thingend all who can afford
the luxury of .easing• these creations
of genius and fancy, were to lend their
aid, the hor-s thus Indulged in would
coon be realized.
AmpeemenfA.
OPERA Minim—Tim audience at- the
Opera Elapse last night, which wee the
occasion of Mr. Collins' benefit, wee. as
might have been expected from thechar.
actor of the entertainment, exceedingly
large. Mr.• Collins navel played - better
and we doubt If he was ever better sup
ported than on Me occasion. We regret
to say that the entertainments this after
noon and evening will conclude Mr. Col
lins' engagement. ^" Colleen pawn". will
be presented this afternoon, and for thie
*averting the Irish Afton:my" and "Rory
O'More" will constitute the bill. Monday
evening bliss Maggie Mitchell will com
mence a brief engagement.
MOISTREM—The Collins, Holmes 4.
Mortimer Minstrels will ommmence an
engagement of four nights at the Acade
my of Music this evening. The company
comprinus some of the brightest lights in
the profession, and they wi doubtless
draw full houses during their brief stay
In the city.
Real EMI", lVan•rera
The following deeds ware admitted of
record In the office of Thoe. H. Hunter,
Reoorder for Allegheny county, Fri.
day, February 4, 11370:
Jobe P. Welchtran to IC Vb. m.Yflb,ug Dot 'xi,
11/19; 1 , 0 21 at 101 feet on Lobel ty .11 eet. I.W
reerett.K. W 3600
Gee,. . 1.. !leen Forteeter..l.o .31.
18701 1 road. 3i tmacs, 12 yards and feet le
the b0t0n.313 of 0.4111,0 10.1100
Joh . F. V. wart . to Ifelorneh A. K1X...0. J. , 3.
1370; MI b, in( et nCsecelbe atne Blrtelow..
8113
Ja. - ea Creiellead to Bebe.. e, J.,n • la
Lno: GO t, 17) met In Illeahela b6toogn..lll.ec
3.3..e01 , `taste t, Uebett Magian. J.n. a WO:
Z 1 by 63 feet In Tempel ancetli e . . .f 460
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lot CO by lOU test on Mee', 71t1 d.
Plttsantaa .... • ' IV3 Statltt Feld to 11. A. Koenig, J un. 1 . IVO; !at =
by IZ 1,11 on Caroline stns'. 004 meads , -
ban.OI,TO •
Ell•aleath al• Wl'lleoe to Jat on 1ii0.114.1, Feb I.'
1370; d
oue•half atro os fiedfaell attune.
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Ptter letre to Henry' Ftaaa. Jan. 1. 1213. 40 ec.at
.14 Wiperebee Io IYalo to...snip al aw
Jam*. float V. 3010 ate MA, .150; 101
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ZVI feet en Charles 81 ., 110.0'a plan, 31e0lorn
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ENE
Raising the Wind.
If all accounts are true George Haber.
land has adopted an Irregular method of
raising the wind. -"Yesterday Henry
Gatschy, a tobacco dealer on St. Clair
street, made information against him be
fore Alderman Donaldson for obtaining
gitt 20 by fraud. Hots Charged with bor.
rowing that amount :from Gated* , and
engaging himself to work the amount
out, his employer to retain 13 each week
from his salary until the debt was paid.
Ho worked about a week, It Is alleged,
and then obtained employment at Mr.
McCturg's another tobacco establish
went, refusing, it is alleged, at the same
time, to make any arrangements about
the debt, hence the prosecution against
him. He wee arrested and was abont to
get his new employer to go his bail when '
the circumstance was explained
second employer discovered that a simi
lar trick had been played upon him, so
George come to grief and jail, where he
' awaits trial. • - •
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To Liquor Doal!ov.
The following order, which is of lin-
portance to liquor dealers, - has been
leaned from the Collectors office of tile
District:
CoLtmcron's Orrice irlm Dna., i
° 'Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb; - 4, '70., $
Execution of the order leaned by ads
office on the 29th day of December, 190 4
1 as set forthin Circular No. 71,in relation
to the use of the new blank, (Form fa)
is hereby suspended until further or.
dere, and the old Form wilt be used.
Taos. W. Devte, Collector.
She Oregon Brewery suit reaming ad
Stevenson street, and the quality of ale
which it distributes through the country
is still up to its reputation. Fier, DID.
nabs At Co. attend to all ordersromptly,
-Whether sent by mall or left toperson.
Healing by Laying en or Hands."
"rime overthrows the iiluainus Of
opinion but establishes the decisions or
nature.'! tfow striking the fart that in
all ages the moat important disc:ovarian
hare, on their Introduction, bcon TiP-
lentliopitiosed._ How great the sterol of
opposition 'galena Harvey heceiudi he
first sisterted that the Weed circulated
through the arteries. hut Wilmot cue of
the greatest tawny rs to the es use of set.
BOCK. Bee `OOIIIK, W Uw yldnuy dun
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goon of the let - min:lion la 0.,,,au 1111 in
vented an Instrument that tuitolds to the
view of the astronomer new W4Fliill,
worlds floating la specs, Pita Idlia , • IJIIIVer.
sea beyond. Space would fall to sit , e
the vast number' of thew lur that
were once deadly oppoowell, but now Ira
ackbowledged facts, oven among sevens.
And why this hostility among all ohm,ea
to the Inception elite good and the triter
It is because they do not obey the Injunc
tion of an Apostle— oprove all things
and bold fast that which to good." We
were led to fleas reflections from having
Visited the rooms of Dr. Verrill, the
healer at the Robinson House, Pittsburgh,
He relieves the sick by a process that la
opposed by thole who .know not
-Its worderfUl 4411804. As the disturb.
stet* of the vital urea in the cause of dl..
one, he by SOMb mysterious power re
stores the equilibrium, and thereby um
manyrs
ant health. cbe . I T r, Itheth
room,
per o.,
o n e : treate d
by tthose retie, and all climes show their appro.' I
elation of his valuable services - By flock
ing in crowds to hie rooms. Report says
over a hundred visited his rooms yester
day for treatmetit. The trophies of. his
success are emu, not only in the grateful
voice of those henefitted, but by the
' who have been cured Of lameness.
How joyful the countenances of the
ladies we saw sae had been relieved or
deafness and spinal complaint.By his
otter of kindness and the dimple* of his
rare power. in the healing art, they were
both 'restored to health. Words could
not express their gratitude for such a
blessing vouchsafed by the stranger.
What' can the oprosers to this mode of
practice say to Ouch beneficent results?
How is anything tested but by It. affects,
and are not the innumerable cause that
have.been seen in Europe and America
of relief And nitre proofs Positive of the
superiority' of the Doctor's mode of
I treatment? He pretends not to give re
lief' only in curable oases. Stubborn
facts present an array of argument suffi
cient to convince all who ere disposed to
know the truth. We cannot conclude
without mentioning the cams of Mr. H.
Run*, of ISE Th,rd avenue, this city,
who bee been greatly debilitated for • .
long time, and restored. A. J. Carter,
of Allegheny, has been cured of rhea
' matism and dyspepsia of four year. ,
standing. The Ik.otor will remain a few
weeks longer. Those wishing his circu
lar will address Dr. Dante, Robinson
House, Pittsburgh, P. Ousgavan.
131=12
In answer to many inquiries we give
below a brief explanation of the condi
tion of the seem:misting policy of the
(XI-operative Life Insurance Company,
*filch seethe to-be superseding all other
toms of life Insurance. 'faking for ex
ample the age, forty-five yearn, and the
amount of insurance, one thousand dol
lars, the applicant le required to pay ten
dollen cash when the ineurance is effect
'ad (say September I, 115610,) and an equal
emu on the tat of January and July, IVO
end 1171, making in'all fifty dollars. lie
I. required to ray an assessment of two
dollars within the next calendar month
after each death that occurs in hie claws
(1,001 persons.) is:forum as these two
dollar assamintente are paid, two• dollar,
are added to the amount- of Insurance,
the (+alley being settled as follows:
If the insured shill dle before making
any other than the first ten dollar pay
ment, the forty dollars unpaid on Ids ad
:Minion fee will be deducted from the
one thotifuttid dollar., and his heirs will
receive nine hi/I:direst and sixty dollars
cash. If he shall die after Making
twenty-five two dollar-pay ments, his
heirs will receive the full one thousand
Withxwenty-five two dollar ad
ditions, or COO thousand and fifty dol
lars. if he hen paid one hundred asses,-
manta, his heirs will receive one thou
sand two hundred dollars, Ms, &c.
the insurer shall re fuse or fail to
continue his psymeuta, the policy is not
entirely forfeited, but by Its termsstande
good for a sprcifi.l striclant for each year
:luting which payments were continued: -
All Interested should got the Company's
circular, at ita office, 12d Smithfield
street.
Beat Estate leansaellosa.
The mild weather reminds people of
operations in property. and we find an ,
usual activity prevailing In lids Pee. un
tied*lly at the roolan of Idennrm. Croft di
Phillips, No. 1X) Fourth avenue. Thin
enterprising firm pablinheit a monthly
pamphlet, better known as the Pittsborgh
Beat
in
Register, the February innue
of which is now ready for distribution.
Thla register has done more to encourage
real estate trananctiona than all the news
paper adverthiernents combined. Buyers
and sellers can come together through
thin medium and there to something to
suit all. Croft tt Phillip have eh:uplifted
the real estate business by this monthly
issue of the Register, and the result In
that we find at their extensive rooms all
sections et the country represented either
In person or by letter, and we conclude
that Croft 6 Phillips are the moat point
lar men in this lino of boninnea In this
city. Don't fall to get the /24dtifer' it
la given away groan or will be sent by
mall free to any one requesting It.
Brightening
There le nothing more cheerful to a
busy, bustling community like our own
than the first signs of renewed business
activity after the, opening of the new
year, end we cannot forbear noting the
first indications of that nature. To-day
and for several - days - neat the sidewalk
on Fifth avenue near Market street has
be"n enlivened and crowded by the ar
rivalof dray load after dray load of bales
of merchandise, which we discovered
were carpets, which our enterprising
friends, Oliver McClintock dt • Co., are
Just receiving—the find new goods in the
market. They assure us that they are
now getting in a more complete snort-
Went of heavy all wool Ingrain Carpets,
and those of- cheaper grades, then has
over been opened before in this city, and
by the very low price at which they offer
. them they are more fully prepared than
ever to keep their reputation of being
the cheapest as well as the most eaten
t-ive Carpet house In the city.
Increasing Popularity.
The merchant tailoring establishment
of Wm. Heapenhelde dt Co., No. EA Sixth
(St. Clair) street, Increases in popularity,
with every season.• By fair dealing,
superior_ goods and reasonable prices,
lirm has ileadily won 'he way Into
h oppular favor, which gets , stronger in.
stead of decreasing-a sure Indication of
merit.. One rule adopted Is that of not
allowing work, regardless of. Its chant°•
tar, to go out of the Wiese unless the cus
tomer is fully satisfied. They propose to
hold on to this rule in the future. They
have now on hand a cheiceatock of goods
suitable for fine dress or business suits,
to which the attention of gentlemen Is
invited. A good article, well made and
a perfect fit, Is guaranteed In every case.
(in at No. 60 Sixth street.
Where to Lanett. ,
111111111e38 men dining down town
should take a look In at the .`Contlneri
tal," next door below the Poetoffice,
Fifth avenue. Mr. Holtahetmer, the en
terprising proprietor, has determined to
excel in furnishing noonday lunches,
end 11 visit to his establishment will con
vince allot the facilities he enjoy* for do
ing so. Everything is plentiful, neat
ness is a cardinal role, and polite waiters
are ready to attend to every went. The
bill of fare embraces' 'delicious' soups,
warm or cold meats,
of every kind,
game. fish, vegetable., pastry, hot coffee,
in short, everything healthful sod app..
tieing in the edible line.'-Call in at the
"Continental" and test th palatable en
tertainment.
Larceny
Patrick Moore 'yesterday made law
matlon before the Mayor charging Gm
Andorran; a negro, with larceny. Pat
rick lea yonder of oil cloth table covers,
and, it appears, went into a house on
Church alley to make a sale, and while
exhibiting his goods Anderson stole four
of his table cloths and ran away with
them.. A: warrant was tamed and the
accused was arrested on the corner of
Bedford and Washington streets with the
articlea In his possession.. After a hoar-,
lug be was committed for trial In default
of bailfbr his appearance at Court.
Youngman Saloon, corner &midifield
street and Diamond alley, is the popular
resort for ladles and_ gentlemen who
love a neat, clean and palatable lunch, 'at
any hour of the day, or cakes, Pastry
and confectionery forborne WIN
gars of of public and private parties in the
past have also learned that Younponn
lathe place to secure everything nerve•
nary for the nettle of their entertain-
Pleas ats atop, double reed organ. V 1 25
made by "George A. p r i m p) & W a
Blume's 43 ant/ mans.
• • Hoots at Half Price.
Col. J. D. Egan, the . courteous and
obliging proprietor of the Sixth avenue
ISOOtt Slid Literary Depot, wax Smith
field atonal, announces that he has com
menced the sale of a full and complete
hue of new and second-hand books at
h a lf p row. The opportunity thus afforded,
Mb public of making good selectiors Is
a great one and should be generally ent
tiraewt, Col, Egan never. advertises
what lie &at mean to do, and our re
era should by all means favor bin &dab
hMtlilt with a visit, If just- to look
through the stock sod Inquire the prices.
New Yebitrationa for Sale at Jno. W.
' rittocs , !, Optonne toe P. tr.
IMa of Mental Webster, by Curtha. Vol.
1. Beady. •
Inoosonta Abroad, or The - Rew
Pll
grime Progress. By Mark Twain.
• lityaterles of Manoory. By,
L. E. Rey.
old
0113,11 fi 411.017 of the East, to the
wunmeneement of the Median Wars.
Vol. I. Beady. By Lmaormant. and
Choi/0111er.
Amnia's Kiwala. the Copt. By De Loon.
hilory of European Morals from
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Augusto. to Charlemagne. By Lackey.
Origin awl Development of Religious
Beller. By Baron iliouhL
Atvr Bouts
Mountain Patriots
Thu Squiro'x Mut:lac •
Tho Tachlyvihe Boyd .....
CAptalu Charley
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tie That Overcometh
T,ernparatice Library
nr wile by F.,6. ReitiOMen,
113 Third avenue.
Special inducements - will be
f °tiered to
peraons purchasing Woks or Sunday
School Linsary.
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Nervous Mad General Debility, Heart
Dlftea.46, and those chronic, lingering die.
eases which are peecillar to females, are
cured by that wonderful and velneble
remedy—Dr. Pierce's Alternative, Ex
tract, or Golden Medics) Discovery. In
Bronchial, Throat and Lung diseases it
has no equal. Sold by drugeirts, or en
close three dollars and twoniv.five cents
to Dr. R. V. Item, Buffalo. N. V., and
Wet three bottles, free of express charges.
Everythteg In tha lind of queensware,
from the defeat toy cup and saucer to
the largest sized wash bowl. may be ob.
tamed at Ma warehouse of the Keystone
Pottery, N 0.1103 Liberty street. Mamma'
Kier h Co. proprietors. Every article
carries with it the reputation of the flan.
There is no better ware in the Market
than the Keystone.
Moorhead, No. SI Market street, hae
ds,
Immune se .of lace goo
twdery, trimmings; Milliner, goods.
gloves, hoop aklrto, neck ties and bows,
woolen goods and everything In the line
of fancy and Artra goods and notionn for
the Miler.. Daily arrivals keep the stook
up with the Ulll.ll. Ladles should re•
member el market street.
To Lets are very numerous this win.
tor.. Ponies wishing to engage spring
WAFZOLIS for moving would do well to at
tend to It In time. Loavo your orders at
No 11.2 Darrsh street, Allegheny, for al,
moot any elno wagons 'needed, and they
will he atteude4 to by John Dyer's
En/Oka L'/Cal Express. 4t
Buy your inperachanin pipee and to
bacco pouches -at Megran'ai 4i Hand
ativeL lie has one of the largest, cheep
ed and beet saziortments In the city.
You can also get a supply of the beet
brands of tobaocio, snuff and cigars at
Slegraw'e. He makes a apecialty of
eigara, and cannot be excelled In this
line.
An elegant new seven octave rowswood
piano, with round corner% full iron
frame, over:drum; bass. List price $450
for $3OO mesh. Charlotte Blume, 43 Fifth
avenue, socond door above Wood street
Watard.—An active, reliable General
Agent at ntteburgh fora popular Life
Insurance Company. AdOreert,
A. C. J.,
P. 0., Pittsburgh.
Constitution VI suer to r certain core for
Dtaboten rod ell dinosses of the Kid.
nom For sale by all Druggl res.
rrnieT.
:The Wyble Children Found Dead,
.The three lost children of- Wyble, the
Wynockie (N. Y.) hoop pole cutter, have
at hut been found by accident.. Mr. Wil
liam Ramsey was in the neighborhood of
Wyncckie a few.mornings since,'with a
friend, and while walking along the foot
of a mountain some two miles distant from
the Wyble hut, saw a large number of
crows dying aroond a spot near by, be
tween which and themselves a huge rock
rose' up so as to effectually conceal what
was beyond it. The noise raised by the
birds was so great, and their persistence , so
unusual, that Mr. Ramsey and-his com
panion hastened lorward to see what had
caused the hubbub. Arrived at the spot;
they raised a shout of dismay, for there
before them lay the disfigured bodies of
the three children who had been searched
for so long. •
The eldest, a boy ten years of age, lay
on the ground a few yards from the rock,
his clothes showing marks of heavy rains
and changing weather that have prevailed
since New Year's day, and his face and
hands badly torn by the crows. Under
a shelf of the rock and closo against its
surface were the two younger children.
Mr. Ramsey at once tautened for assist
ance, and with the aid of some of the
neighbors carried the bodies to the near
est. house, from which they were to be
conveyed to the hot on the mountain.
—The Illinois Supreme Court, In see.
sion at Springfield, yesterday fined (bell.
E. S. Salomon, formerly clerk of Cook
county, and recently appointed Gov
-enter of Washington Territory,one
thousand dollars for contempt in refus
ing last year. while he was county clerk,
to obey the truttructions of the State
Auditor to Increase the amassment for
State and county taxes, In conformity
with the decision - of the State Board of
liqualleatlon. Ile paid the fine and
costs and was discharged.
—The United States Mall Lane Com
pany obtained a verdict at Cincinnati
yesterday against the Cincinnati Insur
ance Company for the full amount of the
policy on the sleamboat•America. TOW
is the second ease tried on these policies,
both. terminating in favor of tho plain
tiffs. •
=ME
- IRWIN-GRAY f-At Philadelphia, on the Rd
instant, by Rev. Wm. J. C. etephenson. REO.
n. I WJN, eon or Oeorge W. train, late of
rlttsborgh, and Lt CY C.. daaghtor ct L.O
Graff, or to ratM GU.
IdeCORD-,TEYHENSiff -On Thneanalaran.
lag, February Rd, by Oar. Thomas H. Hanna.
as.lstOd by Mar. W. 1). Howard, Gat:. Kr.
JAMES E. Mot!Olt.1. or Flttaburgh, I. Min
DUE oTEPII6NSQM, of Alleght ny city. '
MCI
SOW Y—ThOrßdAy February 3d.
CHARLEI3 AVkItY 1101 irk, in Vie 3014 year Of
Lie eat.
The foneral will take place from the reedente
or Rio fattier, Thom.; RI. Howe, Ellat Liberty,
BURDAT AIYbIiNOOS. et Sii o'clock. Thg
friends of the family are rerpectfolly footled to
attend; Career , • well leave /aimen 2 nem•
ton's otter.. roar of ymltheefd stlett and 7th
arcruc. - at ati r. K.
iger.VJ - lari th Saint, ` lTT ,' Att i lr=
4111.0. •
Tbe funeral will tato Ware
. .
Y 120003. et 11 o'clock. from the re eldenee of
hie earenta,norner Rebecca street and Western
eeenue, 401 nerd. All.gheay. Friend. of the
fentry arc n. 40.111 1 ,1 7. lacted to attend.
N,FF—Un Ttersday morning. lebreary 3d.
1010. MARY F.1.1.6/1. dans hter of A. G. and
N 6, aced 10 yeers and 6 month..
Funeral on SekunneY notimino. Feb. fith, at
10 o'clock. from the to std, nee of Ode parents,
north-else. corner Or Main and Liberty nnbte,
Bea. pelting. Fa.
LIVENSPIRkr-lfrlday morning. Febreare
011/00N LlVFactirlilfe le ths 40 10 ruing( kit
his aee.
Funeral from 1111 late realdence... No. 100
le:intern). street, Allegheny. Bennet' 1111SUNIX0e
at tro•dc. l .-
im.madd (0010) Herald plettee eopy.)
UNDERTAKERS
CIEWILES & PEEBLES. ,
CRTAICENS ANT) LIVERY isTABLEI,
curs. s f RAND (MILT STREET ./011) CROW
vrtssux Allsabsny City, when their wyjnip
ERN)}I2 ars constant:, supplied seliak real atr.
ludtatloa .11..avraut. Ifalieizaay aud pews,/
Gomm, at prlces swills from IA to 6100,
d. (Or M./L. iiellll.ll if CM.
rr1A11141.0.1166.1% Kitt a =n11 .2 73
sad Want.
JOSEPH NEVER & SON,
trorrnoarrAiEmns
Marriages for
,PlaseraL Irmanitahed
001711 11 1 and all7inc. l luntgbleast acre.
_
1. "11 11311 .. T 08.F.Y MON .
ji ni. To2
C) I. SEVICIN 4 0rf3..
LAOS work our speclalty. Lie Juba' Butt..
Phut tar asd Gam p. Failure, wad other
srOrles of Builders' Ea Wass. alwars on hand.
°Mee and Worts, are , Outer De m,
cur. roetoletti addreas. Lock Box W
tliCmu.
uotb. F • • 112ar
30 CASKS PEARL ASH IN
stars sad for . *W. b 7
J. E. CANFIELD
LVIRGI
HOUSE AND LOT
trashinglon Nf., Jilt, linty
,ry No. 711
Itsash!Mann at Dr
mt.!. Alleabens. OW feet
at
ane. Tbe fronts 1111 feet on litrorlon
'C:e L'o7;:',"l"tX:2rd'alertrwV. attb par
100 on one aide. alttlng ro..m and library Witt
folding door, at the ether k Patten. bath
room and eloog t grouott (oar. five bad.roonas
on second a t,y and three flubbed attics•. I bare
are range, naatt oho, statoe.estrlaita bowe and
senan•a room The banotlful lot surroonOing
thin 10.1de no. and the - retired locality, render it
a. ry ortlrsbb•, Fehr
hared
of Praann...
pt . :a torn,,. ne.. apply to
The
h to
Fourt
A. LEIIOAI7, Auctioneer
159 9,15191 stmt.,
_A191E5557
Cl=
VOILSIALE—at Warehouse, No.
_A: Darrayb street. °Munn. Pest) Mi tt. Al
nubtuy.
1 Sl•boree Spring Wnout
I.borae Rough :Intuit Wunout
11-bone Buren Rack:
500 empty Mon lia•ruter
100 Empty Inn bound bound du.;
10 o.
50 8111COUTIert“;
50 buirels Charcoal.
nrpresol, Lumber eau Barrel Irteaixini.e.
VOlt RA LE.—Engine. and Boil
-A: EMS, N, and Second Aluad. of all kind.
conetaully on hand.
Order. Dma all atria of the conntra promptly
ft 50
125
J AIM BILL & CO.,
n Ayenue and P., P. R. AC. ILW
ISM!=
VALUABLE NORTH AVENUE
IMSIDICNC TOR SALK, desirably located
In Alleg a
ry City. better. n Federal and dm
thirty streets. a drM. Dwelling, In excellent
c edition. with alt modern Improvements and
con eniences, including furnace, iron safe. sta
tionary w i ash o stands In chambers, doerred cellar,
n une V. " Mr . l3lfiltra o s r o 3l .
39 Math
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
BUYER FALLS
CUTLERY. COMPANY
bowing tnelr lull assortment of
ND POCKET CUTLEI
a their Retail Department,
N 0.70 WOOD STR
In connection with their fsll Mao( CARVERS,
HUTCHENS. BREAD KNIVES. *O.. de..
tiler GI NO i•NE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
VARIETIES of Table Katie/ and Yorke. and'
OTey ONE HUB DEAD AND TIOTY different
pattern/ of Pocket Nutlet.:
All goods warranted and price/ to retail war
chasers very low. fez
GREA.T INDUCEMENTS,
No. 91 Federal Street,
CLOSING OUT SALES
WINTER. GOODS,
REGARDLESS OF COST,
To Make Room for Spring Stock.
Old' Ladles• Caps, arholcsals and
tall.
Colored Corsets SlSic.
• pairs Childrrn's Bslows., lisas 1'••r 44p.
Ladles' liandarreJalefssloo.
Ladles' New atyle chignons. 500. •
All Other Goods in Proportion, at
• MIS. S. C. ROBB'S,
91 . Federal &rect., A/leg/tenth
JTSUCTQ. "YE
IV ORK?AN & DAVIS,
Workman, Moore Za Co.,
Manufacturers and Dealers
CA.RILLS.GES, BUGGIES.
Spring and Buck Wagons,
Nat. 41, 44, 46 and 48 Beaver Bt., Mightily
Repairing Worke promptly exeruted. Or
den tor New gotten op to good ettle mtd
warranted to give utile/action in every P.0..'
k nr .
iferlevre sr steles or work IN , lllll.lily on hand.
tioLE AGENTS for the New Bay en Wheel
o • make or sAItVEN PATE. T
1 - fi'14 . 137.d. and Itatm's Patent Quick Ulster .4
Antt Battler for Booto.
-•-
• --
ItICIIAULI DAVIS busing purchased the
interert of A 1.,. nod Ww. gloom In the late
firm or WCDP.In kW. MOORE 6 CO., the busi
ness will hereafter be continued at the old stand.
DAVIS.
the name so I style of WORKISAJA
DAVIS. Orders solicited.
H. fIICIIAKDDAVIL
Late with Citizens' /tattoos' Bang. Pittsburgh._
Js=ttett
DILVORTILIBRIU & CO.
2 , 13 LIBERTY
Ste recalthis largo oblittatattl t
New Crop New Orleans
SIIG4R and MOLASSES
Vir They give 12 per cent. tare
on cal,Supar by the pagehead
SOWN M. COOPER & CO.
Bell and Btass Founders,
REGIME, LOCOMOTIVE t LOLLIEII BILL
BRASSES
Made Promptiy to Order
BABBIT'S METAL -
Made and Kept on Hand.
rratainars sad Idaaabetarers at
CoopeeslmpralßalaneeWhee
STEAM. PUMP.
Office, 882 PENN STREET.
13=^3
Feuxdry, lith will Railroad tAnNAIII
3/ BS. STOWEJS BOOK.
LADY DIMON VINDICATED
'47,2.:`,2"Zhi1,Y,'":-I C arrarkytra n
Bro. bar nuore 111.60
TRN21)0(INII. HOLY °BAIL.
Ott Tellnee. i/00.; .th 0.02
Una yolnow,
............
.. Busy
..................... ur A Busy
.. ............ ... ... ........... WAY
ORIGIN mAr BLOPNICNT OF A RS,
Lituops nuasir. BY 8..
BRY . S 1.N.4 1 6
41E144 ............ .0..... Vs.oe
.G:O4
mYHURTO. By the *natal of loath tisirgia
=
LADIES OR GENTLEMEN,
t VlMl:°.' - `"" . '
HOLIDAY CI FT.
raiVrgVAVAnlgnill MeV'
VSE WARE ol the meet beetrable pettemeNe.
4** rILIAN OTILT.SI%
'O. DIINSEATELI3,
SISOOOO TO
LOAN
MAW AND DOWNIAGX”
Dolan, ImbedDaly of
H. B. 11400B111110E,
tt Altenier. &Flavor. 2i0.611 Granfittett.
- VINEGAR.
THE PITTSBURCHI
VINEGAR
WORKS.
BALLOU & BANS,
167, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND AVENUE.
Are now prepared to IurntabVIIPIG A B
Mlle
LOWYST MARKET VATS& Attention la vais
ticalarly caned to our
EWA WINE VINEGAR.
WINES, LIQUORS, &o.
WAGNER'S FRENCH COLORING,
The Very Best in the United Mates.
WILLIAM WAGNER
9slirorth Seventh Street,
Refereonea — All 'le leading !Knees in Intl
de.phis.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, &O
IPUSILLESAILE DEALZIII I 111
PURE RYE WI USERS,
409 PENS STREET,
Have Removed to
NOS. SSA AND 356 PENN,
aor. glavtinth St.. (formerly Canal.)
JOSEPH S. FINCH &
11W02.185.187.1180.191.11113 and Ms
lb= 13THMET,
9[4l.lO7ACITIRldlit 0?
Coppr Hs' ilUed Pars w hl
Alm des.IexaYORZION W 1.19723
000111. MOM.
PICERCHANT TAILORS
I.:, t4hs
MERCHANT T AP
Corner of Penii and Sixth Streets
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
COMPLETE
WPIIERSON & 11011LINBILING,
W. EL & GO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 10 SIXTH 8T„ labs 81. Clair.
M fi
prgl u ktr. mu MAN NM
r.
14 , 1 Mill at-
WieV:3ohltecaVLZl
....
P. 31:1.1R1D-1.4P-.,
MERCHANT TAILOR
BUCCESSUILif TO
Cloths, Casainseres asid Ve sting!.
AIso.OEN TIMMER% 11 . =MIMING GOODS
styleseirtterWs Clothlos rude to order la the lateet
se3;eSt
VEW FALL 600DS.
Allemild um stoat ot
CLOTHS. GASSIMEBERA
len neelTed ILICJIILY
WALL PAPER
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
To
We
ghat room for newods. We will gel
till the Arm of March moth 00w In stom.
Without Bogard to Cost,
toppagte bead ot Wood.)
M=E l
/OS BALE BY
It, 9. DANIS dr. CCIN,
1U LOWLY Strut.
MEM
Jiwziss! *an ()mutts.
is TUTU Amur.
14rNEW OPERA 111!PILIPE.
PIATLROAT AFTEUNOUNI Tab. D. 11,19
C 01.1.1,0 MATINTZ.
Comwenclak os•9 o'clock. Bnicloaall's lowa
"°*""'.*CrtrieLlEN SAWN.
Miles rin ,ormalreir Mr. Join. COMM.
tIATUU DAY JOHN lut .opearams of
Mr. COLLINS.
The peace mancewill commence utile L.
smoehes C omr iVel th AlrrolteiEY.
I•
i erc e oachem wh eo X, Cellists.
To oonelnde with it co mic h• arum. of
ItORY 0•MOILX.
Roes Ll'Mor, with meeirsMr. emits..
r estalrg.the Carom e sod secomheleMil
settp d' .hl Mile is MITCH
W. -ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FOUR NIGHTS ONLY,
Commencing Satirday Fining, Fib. blb
iuut THURSDAY AND I,IIIDAT
AV/04130a, February 31 and
COLLINS.
HULMES &
MORTIMER'S
MINSTRELS AND BRASS BAND.
•
• THE STARS Hlr THE PROYESSION.
MANUFACTURED BY
PULLADLLLHIL
IMPORTIMEI 01
BUCCLBBOSI3 TO
FASHIONAULU
kr. , epo conscoatty ow howl
No. 93 1-2 Smithfield Street,
PITTSBURGH, rA.
IffervibmitTallor. Ti Smithfield enlist
WALL . PAPERS
ii•=l
RAN DIOMA PAD , OR PAPE HA,
MAP ROOM PAPERS.
UALL AND CILLUBEIL PAXIIN3,
Alto, slug* assortment of CUE AR st
Na 107 MARKET STREET,
NEAR I , IITII LVIFNUE:
JOB. R. WINNE& & BRO.
ELEGANT
PAPER HANGINGS.
Itnaniefed Wall • Pawn In plain Dote =per
vious to soot and smote. Vermillion grounds
with gold and Inlaid neer.. Let noltelED VEG.
VE'l 8. INDIA. TAPEnT KT, (MEM YA.1481.11
stamped and printed gold. •
Newly Imported and not to to Armed elsewhere
In the country. fur sale at
•
. W. P. DIAIMELLIN3
NEW' WALL PAPER STORE,
191 iibertiffireet.
COAL AND CONN
ti ii i
• Dial.= El
Youghio g heny and Connelsville Coal,
Sod hallulhettbwr or
COAL, ILiCIL MID OBBOLPHOBIZID COKE.
OPEICB AND TAXD, earner Butler and
Morton Mee. Liberty end Clr wer Meet*.
Ninth ward; also Seeped street, Eigtdb ward,
audio Mot or 800 street. r. a U. It.. it.
!Second ward.
Orders iert. at either of the &bare pa Ohms. Or eel.
dress to see through Pittsburgh P. 0., will ra•
wire promo, attentlon•
Refer to whom lam suebtytng: firmer. Well.
It Co., Wm. Sedtb. Union Own Mlle, S. S. Yow
-1 ler . CO, )(Rebell. Dleylitmon S. Co.. Bissell a
Co.. lid,tatrill'Et.,_B74l2:lgl/11%.1.
Wm. M. rater £ CO., J. B. Lyon Co., J.:MS
it..bel a, Co., Allen. McKee Co.. Bunn De.
t i t Akllrgirgilliry"le 0.
N.P""?I'"1.14
UAL
COALS COAILII COAL!!!
MUM, STEWART 6 al.,
Ravi= rammed their Otto to
NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET,
QM Flour MU MOND =UM
n 17176 " P 14 COAL tri
lamas storkat rim
All ark:as lea at tbabroacte, er ad,
"umTd.l throogi am% will ati
omml,
14 F. 61.14
'4I(IVTICE TO FLOUR DEALERS
AND CONKINLEILS.—We are now manta.
3 1 A 314 ol A ; f ll 3 o,(lllo lß lrecis w eirevama
WHEAT, paretumed In IllThoon. Parts. Won
and Morgan' wangles, Indiana. =as lot or
'neat la tin gei7 Daft to la found and cannot
bas nrpasad try any In the Dotted grates.
No hare also finished on imoroventents
to
KnellnrrY. Bolting Cloths and Cooling Roma ,
and are now prepared to (math 100 nest /lour
we tom made (or tan years at Prim t aas euT
onapelition on the acme grade. of 11041 ,
K. T. Itir.STKUT ar,
Pearl steam Mill.
~seen..
rrrirl
'WARM 1 FLOUR FLOVII
WINNILBOTA ITILICHUIS noruw
• 480 Ws. Legal Tender. 3 , 11 Ws Its a, WIT
bDis Ermine. 170 sso bbls
Wlstoux Co., IMO bbla Bed YU obis Way
Wideinalat notrsts.
CHOI=
860 tads filversid..-460 lOW Willut , star, IWO
blks vallos• brands spris; Wheat lloar.
WIWELS WIiZAT rd.MILY I n+0133.
4121
Wes t. ,1111
Hlng t eseler sad CrOw. poles
173 t
"1° lower, WrTS e tralit h is W. Ike
WO sad Alf Wood Bisset:
v~s'_4~"- - =`;u~~ i J'~ - ..art' <`'r~.a+";~~:~'~ ' Kr .~:Lt"'-~';
Also, at.LIBERTIr
COLLINS. lIIILMES,
stownium, Drosini,
WILLIAMS AND
SICILSIOND
Vie Great Comedians
35 etutir
50 Dents
Cards cr . ad
He erved St
lILKIII CONUAD. All.nt.
all till,. Se WY
I===
LEGAI.
IN TOE-MATTER OF TOE
APPLICATION of ••Ttie Citizen*. MIMI
But !ding aid Loan Aesoolation of Bbarpalearg
and Etn• fora Charter of Incorporation.
And now, to wit, this 16th day of November.
A. D. 1869. the within net tion and Instrument
of writing haring been presented to, permed
and examined by the Court, and the objects. at.
Dales and coluLtions the eln m= forth and cow
Mined. appearing to be Marfal and not laiertota.
Isla ordered sod directed that mid Ind rtnnegt ef
writhe, be died In the office of the Prothonotary
of the Court of Common Pleas, mid tbt notice
of said arbitration be touted to the Pltteburgh
Dolly Morning U•Sarre for in least threes... l A
setting forth that to applicant. bas bees muds
.0 the Court of Common Timm of the Chanty 01
aLeebeny to grant the mid "Chisen`a Mete,]
Stabling sod LOSS Amoesttlon of ahnroeintrit •
and Etna" • Charter of Ineurporatlincn mut
that seen Charter will be granted st tie next
term of said Court, units. eseeptiom be 'lrate
proper time. BY vaii, ITIST.
• B. A. IifeCLUNEL
Corner Grant and Dismal strut.. 'Solicitor.
4147.,*1 _—
WESTER LV N - DISTRICF OF
PENNSYANIA. ss: •
At Pitleburgh, the 116 tit day of January. A. D.
1/110.
To whom tt may mdtrern ,
The undersigned h. rebY o nn i tr,gg 1 11.
kr :Pr= e ' r o g U Nlllegbeny, and litat of
Penusylvanis. witbin sato Dlbtritt, who been
a lodged • BlLOOrupt upon bit own petition by
the Litotes court of said lila rlet.
JAMES W.•111111KAY. Assignee.
Jg9.ll' Attorney at-Law, 116 Fifth amts..
A DMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
tx.—Letttrs of adrolulstrsMon Istelne_beest
B?.
fk .on . 11 . 14 edeere=briiemottqrsitteei "
shim all
to Indebted to add es rata
requested to make "Imutentate payment. soil
those haslet els lon selll 13resent than posllollll
suihenticated tot settlement.
JAMES B. BOYD.
WILLIAM BOVABD.
•• •• • •
!ZED
ASSESSMENTS. '
virricxl 11E1INIST 4 GIVEN
L't that the' undersigned Viewers, appointed
to •lesr and assess the damazes and besmals
oa
the °insists of TAVLOS AVENIII. with Its
present width'. from Palo Atte street to Webster
street, wlll meet os the ground on 7111.D.V5 ,
Ma 'Schram. 1810, at 3 o'clock r. m., to at
tend to it e °sties of their appal. Vault.
JOHN 110IIBISON
A . . 7. MAMTHISS.
WM. TacdiesoN,
IMM
N OTICE IS UEREIIIt GIVEN
that the Undersigned Vie sera, .171. 9 1 and
to .111 W end amen. the damages end benefit. on
theopentog of 190:171/KEY fITHSZT, meta-
Mining Its preent width from the north side of ,
Carroll street ' to the north aide of Jefferson
Street, will meet on tilt around onIiLTLISWAS ,
19th Vebrettry, 1810, .t 9 cenloele T. u., to
attend to the duties idi their sppointesiret.
AND. 11A.V11880N.
8. W. lielllNZilet t .
JAWS unAnkm.
f.3:thl • Vie a•
N OTICE. =,
fn the Matter of Oponlog Lineal' Mot.
Nollce ts hereir g lea that the a•ltUalest for
derrieres made by the Viewer. for the evening
or Lincoln street bee been hied In soy °Mee fei
collectIoe; that If raid steer ements are not ;mid
within thirty days lrim the date, hereof. Ilene
will be tiled theisfor aralnst the property as'
sessed with Irterest, coots and fees, and the same
collected by lend process.
• J./. 111(..t1i ,, N. City Attorney,
• No. ICIS 711.6 Avenue.
I trineonalt, Jen. WA. 1550. Je=allll
PROPOSALS
toirrstoz...o , s 07r0:01. 1
ClTtor All.llauliffi. Yeinusfy 'J. 1010. f
NOTICE.-MACHIPIVIS AND
ENGINE 111311.11 fit!.
rested rrapoulf 111 b- received at Ills care
mall o'cl TiglltdDA.T, 7•10011/
1010. /810 for
Planning. Boring and Shrinking Two
ffrougbydron Cranks.
•
on mats Elbert at Wats r Worte. Casale eall
seen at Miller's ft urge. Papuans Way, ffltilO
carob. Bidders to take off ala Cfanks,dees•
croak plea, and leave enatoes reads WIWI.
Wort to be done to tee saUslastlon of thew
P.l:4"Md""Wrjf.l4.l.lltilat Ity Controller.
OFFICS UV TUE
C*3"
° WM inital=r7 C TlV lA
Nov= FOR - •
TRANSCRIBING.
•
BELLED PR0P03.11.8 will be rco•h•d et WO
*doe until Mb lan. r r 'tR►ReCEIEIEY
JUDGMINT DOCKET No. 6. Cool of freeP,
moo Piter.secordle it to .rder mare by male Coot
aaaaa be 4th portion of ►etof &Numbll pore e•
991ee) of Mateb. 1811 T.
' By direction of tkekelyOommolssloserr.
fettle bIiNRY L ANNUM Couirolior,
(ITV CONTROLtaa•iI Unica, '
07 aLLtairiaT, Tab. AIM. I
.NOTICE TO COBITTIACTOWL
.61.4 proposal.• 111 bo nro•tvtd at thisaape
until a o'clock r. TIiIIRSDAy, Maw!
1001, 1110, for the • •
.
Gelding of Chartiors Street,
Frees Weetant Arehae to Yankees elle,
r peelllcaUoas can be seen at the ogee, of r We.
Uavu.l q. Chi Eaalaser• The 'UM U .te.
sencdbn7eet aa7 or all
W. W. rutin&
On' Canceller.
CEO
REMOV
Sl CDI
M WHITMORE,
REAL sT.Aarm AG-Ffer;
Iles removed from comet Ohio sad Saadwill
streets, to .
103 -01110 STREET,
lerehantrilre'llar. Fen CklealK
Assns. 4ue1.04 11 . 02 . ' ;
MARKET FIRE INS. CO., N.
Participation.
. julAtirs. 4114b1.611.110.
Connecticut .Fire Ina. Co.. Hanford.,
MDWASIS 4 11011}1166. Affeld•
Vint :l d t:J=l l U.R . r .V . tra tr uzi t h be lt /tti
W I
GRAY & LO( AN
,
Mare ramoscd from 41 011TH STEMS!. to' :
69 Fifth Avenue,
Until Improvements on old stand ars
CAM
- INSURANCE COMPAN I r.
rirmarrs BUILDING
.
Row 1111 Flak Amnia*. &Mout MAR.
PITTSISIIROR. RA.
CODIRO.I All V' oldlol7.
DlRSClrrotta.
A. I. BlSRMl*.iy.ollver.o.lOutitagla. •
7:14 . A .Uw4 Vat=ritis.
Mamma t6l !Bock.
800 T H.
JEO.4r. ash Vp o ltfl.
sc meal' :
it..jr re„ROX:Oman agent._
Insane on Lamm 'terms en ail rim
and Marina V.U.a
signer
o
19
II
liSE:=2l
izzonsiT CITY