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CITY AND SUBURBAN.
Ante Wee Sale.
A soot laying rouse on the GA ZEITE.
Apply today st,4 counting room.
Oa ant after April let, 1870, the 84-
zirre 7 win - 000upy the building recently
purehmed by Penniman. Reed A Co., on
tAnoorner of Sixth ayenne and Smith
geld street.
14iyor Calliw had five cases before him
There are xtaetynine person' Sn the
county Jell
The Allegheny !Pollee have received
thelyrkew cepa. ,
The Notorious Mag Emmett and Belle
Boyd were committed to jail for thirty
.daym each, yesterday, by Mayor Callow.
Santo was very natet at the dlleghe.
ny nfttoe, but one case‘-drunk
and dlaordette—being before the Mayor
during the day.
The Valuation or personal property In
Allegheny county le 212367.811. with an
easenment tarot i 44.715 75. The pop-
Elation of the _county la 180,074, of
whom 52,268 are taxable.
TlMTresses:Ws OM ce.—We have been
Informed by "one who knot's" that the
Treasurer's office of this city, Including
Wan', percentage and other legitimate
perquisites. is worth 120,000.
Yesterday atorning about ten o'clock
a little child about eighteen months old
was found on Chartism street, it haying
Wandered away from home. The parents
can secure It lisp by calling at the red.
denee of Mr. Charles Smith, corner Brady
and Chartlers street, &nth ward, Alba.
alma. • •
IPersimal.—On Saturday wo had the
pleasure of a friendly call from Hon. 0.
U. BMW's, Representative of Monon.
gels county in the West Virginia Logi&
lature. Mr. Starless is deeply interested
in the Monongahela Valley Railroad, and
paid our city a visit In order to enliet our
prominent dozens In behalf of the great
pri.
Elizabeth Grisel. on Saturday, made
Information before Alderman Arent,
charging Elimbeih blashhonse with
maintaining a disorderly houseonSecond
street, Allegheny, to the great annoyance
Of the sesighborhood. The offender was
snorted, hnt the prosecution was with
drawn on her promise to leave the city
before Wednesday. •
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Slight Fire.—About four o'clock Sat
urday- morning an alarm of fire from
box 86, Fifth avenue and High street.
celled out the engines In the first district.
The cause of the alarm was the discovery
of are in the collar of Glass' new build.
log on Wylie street. The fire was ex
tinguished by a "plug stream." The
- damage Was alight. The origin of the
lire as not definitely known,
Assam!ltd.—Ludwig Reines an old man
employed wilhostier at the stables con.
noted with Help's Hotel, Allegheny, on
Saturday, made Information before Al
derman Arent. charging two vounce men
named. Fred Hertsal and .tred Lapp,
with breaking Into the stable late at
night,and beating him unmercifully,
without came or Droll:cation. Warrants
were lasusd for the arrest of the accused.
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COroner's Inquest.--Coroner Clawson
held aniequeet yesterday on the body of
Mary Williams, aged four years and
three months, who died suddenly at .he
residence of her parents In South Pitts
burkh, about two o'clock Friday. The
Inquest was held at the office of Dr. Rob.
arts who was called to see the child.
The * Jury after hearing the testimony
found• that the child came to her death
from congestion of the brain.
Craelty..Adam nehmen made infer
inaltun before Alderman Renter Bator
day, agairuit John Demberger for cruelty
to animals. It is alleged that Demberger,
who is a Dutcher, piled halt: a•doren
calves into a email wagon and-f r etted
them to his slaughter house through the
street, two of the animals on the wagon
floor being compelled to support the
weight of their companions. The scene.
ad was arrested and held for a hearing.
Aleae.—Upon making our customary
visit to the tombs last evening, we found
Captain Reed in a atate of fear and anx
iety, the cause of which we discovered
on examination to be a want of business.
Bat One prisoner, solitary and alone, and
be "gloriously drank" was to be found
isodde the bars. If btudoess does not
inaresse; or rather if It should continue
se dull, the probabilities are that as a
matter of ..Retrenchment" the Police
Committee will abolish the Mee tilled
by Captain Reed. Chief Hamm might
attend loth° badmen.
Sleeping or living in a room where
fruit Is stored, is very injurious to the
health. When first stored the fruit ab
sorbs oxygen, and afterward disengage.
the carbonic acid, the volume of which
la very much larger than that of the
oxygen they absorb. The liberation of
this latter gas, which la uniform, elope
completely at periods, and le again re
aimed with'greater force than at first
The elevation of temperature favors this
triuseormatlon. It has not been observed
that more or leas light has any effect on
fruits In this condition.
De.Varefol.—A hired agent of the Erie
Quad swindle is cipalating among our
merchants and manufacturers a memo
rial In favor of the Ene Canal protect,
addressed to the. Stale Leglslature
Thee, who an In favor or a true Skip
Canal, not a dog out, elongated trence
for heel taste, will not sign the paper.
A careful reading of the memorial will
danlop the fact that ■ gigantic) fraud on
the people is attempted (lithe movemeni.
Don't carelessly sign the papers and thus
help to saddle a great debt on the Corn.
monwrehlt which can never be repaid by .
the i 0 called enterprise.
The Mayolds grumbles about not get•
Xing a ••proof'• from the Gazer= at an
earlier hour than midnight on Friday.
We are very sorry, audio order that Mir
moat. gracious neighbor may
further cause for constitati7 r'
.. „, e no -
Pittdlo groaling, and dye
Mind epos. put on an extra
la to look after the
. .
...name of the Dispatch in the GA
SsITZ composing room. Now. good
. 11,1 11 11 bur, pleas don't pay us book to
our own coin aa you have threatened to
do. ft would be uoh terrible punish
ment. you knovi, to pm on us the spurt.
cm metal of past misdeed, when we
prointse the genalbe gold in the futare.
AggTaifilixd AssaOil
On Bateirsay afternoon two women ap.
peszed before Alderman McMaster", one
of whom, Mrs. Ellen Timmony, bearing
evidences of brutal abuse, made infor
mation onarging her husband, Edward
Timeriony; of "Rioe's Castle," with sa
cred tumult and battery. She at
ilt subatanee that early Friday
morning the accused, who had been
making • night of it with some boon
companions, returned home in an in
toxicated condition. Finding her and
the children in bed, she states he at once
and without provocation, attacked and
beat'ber terribly with a "handy billy."
He desisted when exhausted, and after
breaking her nose, braising: her face
black and blue, and cutting several
wishes In her head. She wu so weak
that she had to call In the assbnance of a
femSle friend m get to the msgtstrate's
offiees. The couple'have seven children
living. The accused waa arrested during
the afternoon, and, waiving a hearing,
Rave ball in the sum of 81,000 for court.
BUPPOSELI HOXICIDE
•Ma MLitt la Port Per4—araplelon
of Foul Ploy. -'
Michael Dougherty, a coal miner re•
skiing in Port Perry, came to his death
on Pridalunder clrctimstances which
lead to the boiler that he was murdered.
His body was found about eleven o'clock
on the track of the Cannella - villa railroad,
• short dlatance from the-Port Perry ate.
Mgt It appears that the train bad just
started from the 'dation, and had not got
under way when the engineer discovered
the body of • man lying scam the track
i abort distance abead. He gave the alp
AA! for "down brakes" and reverted
his engine, but was unable atop
the train. before the engine had
iesithed the body, which was struck
try the "cow catcher" and shoved ten or
teethe feet. Hi Immediately went to.
the body and found that life was extinct
It was ideelLthel by some of the citizens
and removed to hie' wife's residence. It
=ors that he left home about one hour
his body wastilacoured, and had
shout SUIT dollars in his pocket. He
hadvialewl a tavern In the town and was
audderably tinder the Influence of 11-
glint, and when the body was taken to
his late residence no money could be
Sound about his clothing. It le presum-
U 1 that be. wu , knocked down and
gObbedand the bode placed on the track
to coder to erects the Impression that he
Maltese killed on the rallies& The
Omar wild hold on leopest, on the body
.Pditte
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INTERE3TINO TABLE.
Allegheny CoenWs Plassaal Record
With .the State—Facts In Figure..
Annual reports as a general rule can
not be recommended - as light and pleas.'
ant reading mister; .The majority of
them are excellent ea soporifics, or admi
rably adapted to filling up the waste baa
ket. Occasionally, however, - there is one,
such... that ot'Auditor General liar—
tmnft, which to full of information and
Interest, and worthy the consideration
of every good citizen.. We have just re
ceived this valuable document, and find
upon glancing through It much that is
of value, from which we glean some facts
in figures which to Allegheny county
readers will be of especial importance,
as showing thb position of our county In
a financial way,to.the State Government;
Takturetiptlis statement ' of the revenue
to the Commonwesith We find the follow.
log handsome exhibit from the various
sources mentioned un to the close of the
fiscal year Nov. 30, 1869
Aoellen Commlnion
Corporriliom Sleek-Ter,
Sank el nets. a go 11,014 10
Meehaialra tlarloga Bann ......... a s
Peoples' '• '• 101 , 0
O .liens raotni,r Railway 1.100 CO
Manetealer •• •• 1 7:0 10
girin'nesara •• •
W..tero nR. Co ata: re
760 to
Mono
gateia N•rleallon 2.501 90
ebony (.1. flair CO ) Bridg . to
Ihroilogbaro Bridge 1,101 75
Mononeati..• outperialon Bridge " Mn it
Hand Street Bridge 1140
oharralwrg MO a
Connellerille Coal Co. 170 CO
Aileglienv luttirarea Co HO 00
ca Bo
o, Otliken`a •• •• 1,213 MI
oxi ea
•• 6 ' . 700 03
Morena 7501 '"
Gelman DM en
Manorseg a M •• I,oon CO
Natl.:3lll
Monong alh(rib) • ela •• " WXI• "
Pealio7lranin 1 ITS 20
Po •• 1.1
5 1a)
r l e . tpano le.
rgh •• •• 1 01110
'tremor Hot Co 1000 10
Ilirrn'nolon Gia W
Pitaalhegh " •• - 1,01 1.11
Allegheny KIM P,ltt Aural." VII Co..— Ho
Coltimolt 14 1 951 0
italotoa 7.,171 CO
Eme•lster Coign Maliweg Co 144 13
elstaborgh Pao., C 0........ 11.1 40
Cotton MHz 1,1411 90
Sta. Newspaper Co 0017
Penosal prepertr..
eauxtal aaseasta.t
Tax ow Lest..
ectizty Tr. sinter $ la
7.
C to
i 4*
/tlie ty
gbany City Treasart r 0
34 I.lre r
Ylsees P. R. 12
I.l..oongthels N•vtoo.lon Co
cuteMw 101 Ron tGB
0.. rot% Co
ROna.oghoul Poutogook.
ilouchestor " •
Tax es Ad Rarstf
" " ! Y n Co
•• Pk•lego Stmt.—
•• 'inset Co
Pea Prankllst , neveseee Co
131•In1nittatek Bel Or Co
•• 0 •
Cateeste P. ft B. ••
•• Ilwranee ••
i•memorelal Vet...lag C 0....
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°a.4 Insurituco Cu—
flo/ambla 011 CO
M.Hwf.
Biala Cation VII. WWI Cl
rev•lnanray. Ce oar
!Emulator Coffin C. W
F /A Bank I
ranin Savings Bk
earotrs d Bank Blimhognam... BB! 51
Fort PM B sa ank
Herm/mins ranee Co -
Lawrenceville Brldre C 0...
Monottgabela Bridge
Monongahela Insamore Co..
gaudiest. r burin irs 'Bank • ••
Inturanoe Co
Plt elnirgh `• `•
Pll Uaa ••
Mewl/moo. Psasenger 11. B
heophor I owl *net io.. '
Penn Coal Co
Band ntrett Brldce
Manes. .ter ris. I. IL..
?corm Bait Co
Ponoa..n• Co.
Pluaturgh hugs Bunk
Ita•ston •Ii C
Simrpsbitrg
Little este 31111 R. IL fen gross re
etl9,94 I'9 9el
To
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ela 1,5:103
•• •• Iloneegabela
Nat
Natiol
Tax o na n Writs. Mr .--
Ti: on lrorbonot
Witary
• • Recorder's te
•• Clork of Coons
R. D.C., Notary .....
9. nrlth
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t;ollaterai I , erlisace.Tai M IS
Tavern Licenses Tax mksS it
itelatiers• I.lBnses 'tax It 82 MI
•• '• ....• Alleghenv Clip... ' 7.1= 8
•• Pittsburgh ...... .. 9.121 II
Theatres. Circuses, de 1.250 77
RtLla rd !Wows, Plowstne Caloons. at, PSI 50
Itettaursate and Neer Nooses 2.18 tu
Peddler.' License• ES GP
Berbers , • 1.923 25
Tittll 87 sad Prewery Licenses 1 7a . to
Premiums ere-Charters —7t.M2 55.
rampolet Laws ' 112 8
Itach•ste
Accrued Inters,. IS 71.
Ora ad Total 115.7
The above account does not include the
taxes received from the enrollment of
laws, not tlf corporations having branch
offices here, but general besd•qusrters
elsewhere.
The other side of the account la exhlb•
Had in the following:
EXPERDITIIEEB FOR Tan corzirs.
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Pent Omni and dratottler I to CO
..ittannr7l7 Senor' of Dedin Lao MI
%V It 1 . 4 , 112 •1 rani. Hoop tq. oar aeon
of April. lard, and Apra. 1603 OSACt 75
Comma. remade 1005107
Coco , y A gricultO , al boolety.
Inenrrro to groonda by occupation of
troop-, 1541 5 of 00
Hansa. rfuir. m. 0.)
We!!erzy .swum
rolivb National 'Reek Ateisd%T rki.. - 137ci
alderman'. coat. 13
Thle doea not Include Judea' salaries,
and the proportion of the County In the
expenses of fibs State °crystal:tient,
which it is Impossible to properly esti•
mate.
SHE ILIITOEM OPRIVE.
Salary end. Petquisitea—lealarlee or the
Leading Medals In the United Staten.
-' We published some days since for the
information of our readers, 'statement
of salaries paid to city officials, including
the perquisites, In which we stated that
the Mayon's tees during the year ending
Jan. ilat ; 1870, exclusive of a ; Salary of
11,700, w amount 10 1 16 , 000 .. The
eatimstei.*as made without • having sof
ficlent data from which to arrive at the
exact figures, and was therefore to some
extentwuess work. When the statae-_,
was published we *ere of ,` •
from what data we opinion.
.quite as . that It was not
wont!' r al • the true figures
.. show, but we thought it
net to be under rather than over
the mark. The Leader of yesterday
morning in referring to the matter says:
The Gazarrit's fignree are understood
to be exaggerated Intim matter diVees,
end the .aucoistratut s of the office are'
stated as more correctly at ten thousand
dollars-" Oar neighbor does not say by
ethom the matter Is more correctly
tit ded, nor does it give figures to con
trovert our statement. We have taken
the trouble to procure data from _which
to make en estimate, and find that our
figures were not exvgeraled, but on the
contrary were not quite large enough. If
6 gutty can be depended upon the Amount
sill exceed the sum Mated at least five
hundred dollars, as will be seed from the
following statement:
The whole number of cases before his
Honor during the year ending January
81st, MO, as shown by the report of the
MayorYs clerk, which wo published a few
days since, was' 8,139. Of this number
607 were court cases, or dues where In
formation had been, made for the viola.
non of some State law: 677 wore dia.
charged, and 8,158 were committed. The
Mayor's costs, when, ; the fine is paid
before commitment are; 12.40, and If paid
after the party bas been committed he Is
entitled to 13.90 instead of 12.40. Taking
the whole number of cases, 8,139, as re.
ported by the clerk, as a beats, sod sub
tracting the number of court cases, 607,
number discharged, 677, and number
committed, 3.ls.3fmaklng a total of 4,472.
from It, leaves 3,667 in which be received
112.40 costs each, making a total of /3,800 •
81. Witte number committed trajail 486
were released on payment of floe and'
mete, which at 13.90 each gives 1489140.
On the 807 Open . eases the coats will
average MOO, making 13,642.00, and
there are 86 oases for Sunday liquor
selling reported, on which the come ac
cruing to the Mayor will amount to alx.
dollars In each case, which ghee the
farther sum of Immo. This is ell for
which we have been Able to procure fig.
urea, but there is 'the matter of vehl
ale license, In which a number of caste
were brought before His Honor, °twit ich
we have no account, and several other
matters, which will swell the amount to
over 115,500.
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MEM
e(QCOu4C* scald cr.: 0
ua lie •• •• • 410
veblein license and otter once , not
Included la the above .400:1 Co
GU KAM
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Add to ibLs salary from the elf? ;so co
•• ..•• •• •• •• polity L.A. Li)
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We mar bee few dollars over the prop
er eantmase of the ruses not enumerated.
but leartag It out of the calculation, and
our first estimate was much nearer the
true figure than our neighbor who meta
took to cornet na.
In order that our readers, and partic
ularly those expiring to tte position of
Mayernf the city, may fting,appreclite
its value, - we annex • statiQint of the
salaries of the leading officials in tee
United B:ates
prwlejouttirsat iee•hn •
- beniaan 41.44
LL OLIL •Loilday lll4l
LIM H.1teek....... .................... •
twer.tary fhb •
LOW
Mae J 4414. CUL. ' 4.410
Vlas
.r Pruldent Voliaz CIV
lipea.t KOZO
RELIGIOUS REVIVAL.
Intereatbig Immersion Occasieit In the
Muddy Monongahela.,
A revival is now in progress at the
Church of God. formerly Mrs. Beecher's,
on Townsend street, in the old Sixth
ward, and It in said conaiderablo excite
ment prevails. We aro told that over
twenty permute hare joined the congre
gation during the pan few weeks. Ser
vices,are held nightly, under the direc
tion of Bro. James Roes. Yesterday, at
noon, the members of the church assem
bled on thp. Monongahela river biink,
above the Birmingham bridge, to witness
the ceremony of Immersion of a number
of members. Not Ina than five hundred
persons, men. women and children, wore
in attendance, while crowds of persons
lined the bluffs above. Reams had been
engaged to a house near by, where the
candidates had changes of clothing and
warm fires by which to comfort them
selves after their cold bath. The candi
dates numbered twelve or thirteen, eight
female. and five or alit males.
When all was ready Bro. Ream made
a few remarks to the congregation as.
aembled, and asked tho strictest order
and decorum while the ceremony "ex
emplary of the burial andreattrrectlon of
our Lord and Saviour Jean. Christ" was
being performed. A hymn was then
sung by the membera of the congrega
tion, after which prayer was offered, the
minister and others kneeling, but on ac
count of the Mud most of those present
remained Banding. Brother Rees then
• took a heavy Back about three feet In
length, and marching boldly Into the
river, made some "soundings" previous
to taking in the candidates, At this time
parties appeared on the river at the place
selected, In skiffs and "shalla" as
anxious as those on shore to be witnes
ses of the proceedings, and at
one time they were in each close prox
imity to the operatives that the ofliciat.
log brother felt compelled to ask then,
to retire to a greater distance. Brother
Roes announced that candidates, after
immersion, could await at the chore
the conclusion of the ceremony or retire
at once to change clothing, as they de
sired,—all that would be needed to Rua
lain them was faith. That faith was
strong in- some of them, females in
cluded, was evinced by the fact, to which
we were witnesses, they did await, al.
though with shivering and chattering
teeth, the conclusion of the ceremonies.
The candidates were led In one by one
while the congregatiOn Joined in clinging
• hymn.
Before immersing the first candidate,
the minister called attention to the3Bth
verse of the Bth chapter .of the "Acts,
which says that Philip and the ennui%
both went down into the water. Upon
the recitation of the usual form, each
candidate, being led into the water up
to the waist, was laid backwards into
the stream and tabled immediately. In
each instance there was a sputter, gimp
ing for breath and shivering, but on the
whole the cold bath was accepted with
fortitude. In one inatanee, however,
that of a little girl of about ten years, it
appeared rather cruel. The service.
(occupying about three fourths of `BEI
hour) being over, the crowd dispersed
quickly, and the wet ones hurried to
change their attire.
MEM
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It.ani 6'
5 65* XI
17.000 00
lILIVS
1 350
7311 75
45
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111 0
ME
1.9:/'9
4.43 :2
310 33
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SOMNAMBIJLIS3I.
AO Allegheny Lady Indulges In Mid
Idea Rambles on Streets and House
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MI 03
(M 713
1: 641 5.
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3 42 10
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tops.
A rumor has born current for several
weeks past in our slater city to the effect
that a veritable female ghost. botmoUlin
or what not, regularly put in nn appear
ance attar the solemn hour of twelve
o'clock at night, on the houseasma of a
certain unicorn' block of buildings, on
one of tho principal streets. Oo Saturday
evening a little knot of anxious watchers.
assembled lu the shadow of an alloy op
posite. In order to steal a New ;;f the
supernatuial helots, and to' determine, if
possible. whether the object of their cu
riosity wax a roal ghost or a thing of mor
tality. Jest as the Iron tongue of the old
bell tolled forth the mysterious; hour when
spirit' walk, the form of a slender lady
robed in Imo:lean white was aeon th emerge
from an attic window of the three story
house opposite, and stealthily walk
along the very edge of the roof. She
slowly paced the entire square of houses,
occasionally stopped to look over and
down into tho Street. The wham'-
, es were appalled with horror, for they
expected every moment that the woman,
for they were convinced that the spectre
was a sleep walking piece of flesh and
blood, would fall to the ground below.
She at times quickened her paoo nod
trod where the stoutest heart would
have feared to walk, even in broad day
light. The onlookers were puzzled bow
to ac:. They could do nothing but await
the end, for to make any 1.1(4910
to . alarm the somnambulist would
have been fraught with 'meet dire.
Cul coneeemences, for in a wakeful
condition she would moat certainly have
fallen to :he ground and meta horrible
fate She walked fully fifteen minutes
on the honeetopa, when she retired into
the slum attic window from whence she
had emerged, and carefully closed it Atha.
her. ,A tew momenta subsequently the
bolt was turned In the lock of the house
opposite, and out came the sumo lady
clad In white. A few of the gentlemen
who were watching followed closely after
her, and altogether uneonaclow; of their
presence the lady, who was young
and beautiful, walked heedlessly along
for eeveratequaree when she stopped a
Tow momenta and then retraced her stops
homewards. She entered the house and
the witnesses; to the strange proceedings
retired to', their hoinea., to. talk
over the matter. One of them made
it his business to call on the
father o!the young lady yesterday to in.
form him of the extraordinary 'scene he
had witnessed, and on being confronted
by the somnambullst 4be Indignantly and
positively denied that she hod made any
such nocturnal exhibition of herself, but
admitted that she had a fearful (treats'
the previous night of playlng
go-seek with chimneys ors and
A Moue wetelt ne"-"- • housetops.
the-gisa - . uereafter be kept on
_..0 those who have been watch
o w— t ig ht d° b f a i r ta n o bl int bdee" w a l p l be l ect be drthaa p l r e p" E in te t edt d n f iasn pos wf u s h i ti b ute l r e e . '
The victim to tho circumstances; we have
so plainly narrated, is highly educnted
and moves In the most polished and l'e•
tined circles of &safety.
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7.415
s.s 41
1.71 V
RC 19
141
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EZEZI
CMZEI
A bTßifttiE VISITOR
Finks of an 'mane Woman—The ne.
Putt oaxeesaive Drlnalug—thilleuny
I"
In Ming for liter—To the -a Hy
Farm . at Last
Saturday evening, shortly after dark,
the Inmates of a home on Liberty street,
Fourth ward, Allegheny, were startled
by the appearance of a strange woman
who unceremoniously entered the hall
door, proceeded to a front bed chamber
,•
on the second floor. and deliberately
looked herself in. At first the people
attempted to effect an entrance into the
room, but finding this a very difficult
undertaking the police were sent for.
W hen the officials arrived they also at
tempted to get into the apartment through
the doorway, but were uttsuocamfu..
At a last resort a ladder was secured,
which one of the officers ascended - and
got through a window. Here he discov
ered the intruder to be a female, Ruffen
mg from - an attack of manta a pore
With considerable difficulty he managed
to secure assistance, when the woman
was taken Into custody and taken to the
lookup. At thin place .ehe was receg.
nized Re Mre. Henry, a widow. •residlng
In the Third ward, and the mother of
throe children. It femme she bait
been drinking pretty freely for
some weeks pact, which resulted
In the attack ofmtania apart& At time*
she was found quite violent and it woe
found quite necessary to keep a strict
watch on her movements during the
night. The Mayor, upon Inquiry learned
that she had relatives living•in the city
in afilaent circumstances. and actor&
ingly notified them of her condition.
They refused, however; it is said, to have
anything to do with bor. - A physician
was Men called In, who said she must
be removed toe more comfortsbie lodg
ing place before medicine could have any
effect. A ppllcatioi was then mode to the
Secretary of the Board Foot Direc
tors, who retailed to send her to the tiny
Farm, believing that under ell the Mr
cumalances the ease was not one that
name tinder Ms authority. A third at
tempt was made to provide her n home
in uncut our city hloapitata , which was
unsuccessful, the managers Terming to
receive her without a nxemunendatlOn
1 from their physician, and that officer re
' fusing to give the recommendation un
less the patient wee brought to his niece,
or he paid a fee for going outside bla
duties to call- at the Mayor's of
Saturday evening end all day
yesterday were spent in endeavor.
ing to make provision for her,
and the Mayor was about to send her
a carriage to the hospital physician,
when a gentleman called upon him and
stated that the case bad received the at
tention of a few benevolent members of
a church in the eltvorho bad agreed. to
provide for the three children If the
woman could find a home at the City-
Form. Tam arrangement was finally
made and the children taken in charge
by their charitable volunteer friends.
The woman could not be removed last
night. but will be taken to the Alen this
morning. •
"SIM RI
1.64.1 40
MIII
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 7, 1870
VIE COURTS.
United States Court—Judge . McCandless.
SATURDAY, February s.—The entombs.
Hien of H. Bucher Swope, Esq., lately
ict appointe d istr U ,
wan " States
Attorney fur .
hi
presented bym
r. ir
natant, who retiree from the OMC43, and
tD
who took occasion to refer to the hi&
standing of the gentleman among the
weathers of •the bar of this State, and p(
Ws tine qualifications for the cushion.
Mr. Carnahin also thanked the Court for
tile uniform kindness and courtesy ex - I
tended to him during hisofficlal term
and bespoke for his anooeseor a continu
ance of that treatment. Before adminis
tering the oath of °Mae to Mr. Swope,
Judge. McCandless alluded in highly
complimentary terms to the faithful
mabner in which Mr. Carnahan had die
charged the onerous duties devolving
upon him. The oath_of °film wee then
administered and Mr. Swope entered
upon the discharge of the duties devolv
ing upori:hlm as United States District
Attorney.
Judge McCandless made the following
order:
"That i list ofe\sserin bankruptcy for
trial by jury be - prepared by the Clerk,
to be taken up on the Scat Monday of
the March special session of the, District
Court, add for bankrupt cases to continue
two weeks. On the third Monday of
March the Court will resume the trial of
United States cattail." •
•
Dla rict Court—Eull Bench.
SATURiSAY, Feb. s.—The usual Mut
day's business was transacted, In which
there was nothing of public importance
TRIAL LIBT FOR MONOAY
139. Weisenberger ye. Baton.
110. C 107.01101011 Refining Company
Dliworth.et al.
IEO. ICreeling et nx. ye. Backer et al.
9N. Leahy ye. Nobbe.
123; Harrison ye. Breroton h Wilkins.
144. Pearson Ye. Hill.
167, Weiremberger vs. Catherine Rear
ney'e ex'rp.
101. Gallagher vs. Sweeny.
131.. Rector, he., of ER. Andrews Church
of .I'ittsburgh ye. Hoag.
140. OWOO.III of steamer "Wild Cat" ye.
steamer "Whale." .
Common Pleas—Full Bench
SATURDAY, February 6.—Tho argu
ment Ilat was taken up, but no bualneaa
of importance was transacted.
TRIAL LIRT Pon MONDAY.
290 Campbell vs Dungen.
291 Same vs Williams.
•
292 Same el Rama.
•
320 Lynch ya CFRelley.
338.141(024%r vs
338 McClean ye Fahneatoek.
341 Netsb Ye MeClaren.
242 Jenkins ye same.
345 liletsly ya Jacriby.
319 Hartman & Lane ye Finch.
351 blelllroy ve J. W. Barker dr. Co.
175 lisekbeimer vs Vogel.
383 Fitzgerald vs Larimer.
Nos. 98, 133. 214 and 286 are fixed for
Tuesday, and WO and 240 for Wednesday
Aquatic
The following card from Henry Coul.
ter, which baa been forwarded for puha.
cation in the New York Clipper, In reply
to a card from Walter Brown, published
lo the last tune of that paper, means
business, and will, wo presume, bring
the "senllers" together at an early. day:
PIT ISM, rtomkkibruary sth, 1870.
Editor ...Vete York Clipper:
In the 'ageism° of your paper I notice
a card from Walter Brown, In answer to
my challenge, recently published, offer.
tog to row him a single-scull nee. In
your article introducing Brown's card, as
well as from the card itself, the hiference
was thrown out that I was not acting al.
together "square" in publishing my "Ili
in a local newepaper, and that I published
the card for tho purpose of gaining
"journalistic notoriety" at home. I wish
to stale that curb was not the case. 1
published the card in the Pitteburgh
Btsriday Lead,. in order that myfrlends
at home may know an well my intentions
an those abroad; and to assure you that I
did not dead° "jouniallatic notoriety" at
home when I published It, I will stOte
that a emiy of the Loader was sent vod in
the first twill leant after its publication; in
order that it might roach you in timeifoi
insertion In the Clipper. lisaidea,lnas
much as you refused to hold the etakes
13 4110 mats between Mr. Melded and
myeelf a few monthaago,l supposed that
you had sensed to take much interest lo
boat racing, and that there was not much
use in sending a card to you, only that it
might reach Mr. Brown. But now to
answer Brown's card.
• If Mr. Brown will agree,to row moon
the Monongahela river, on the same
course upon which Ilandil and I met last
summer. I will give him two hundred
_dollars for expellees; and inasmuch as .
Mr. Brown expressed his intention of
rowing In the regatt• here, which la In
tended to come elf previous to our pie
lowed race, be will make a couple of
hundred dollars very easy, as be will
receive the expense money, and the stay
here a day or two lootter for the ram will
coot him Witter nothing.: But if Brown
refuses to roW me here. I will row him
on the Hudson river, at Poughkeepsie, if
be will allow me the nine espouses I
offer him to come here—two hundred
-dollars. The race to be fib ndles—two
miles and a half to a stake boat and re•
turn—tore sum of not leas than one thou
wind dollar, a side. If Mr. Brown will
agree to either of the above propositiOns,
I will cover his deposit at your niEce.
HENRY c..4.)ULTZB.
Petroleum tor 31;ttut,
• Experiments have been lately made In
rituals, at the suggestion of the Minister
of. War, to test the protecting powers. of
petroleum against moths.. The Milgar
WoeAviblatt annonncee the conclusions
at which the committee of Inquiry have
" ri ved' l I I* f ^ 7.,.ed that Impregnation
with row."
..,ed, neutral petroleum,. pre
.:2&-rt moths from depositing Oak , eggs In
stuffs, and Is consequently a protebtion
against moth eating, but this preserve.
ties seems to be effectual only so long as
these clothes or other objects distinctly
retain the odor of the petroleum. It is
therefore recommended to enclose the.
Impregnated articles In 4MA:dosing
canes or boxes, end to renew the Impreg.
nation with petroleum every spring, or,
perhaps, even more frequently.
t!t
AmmescenUl.
Oren SOVSF..—Thie evening Mils
Maggio Iditchell, the moat charming wo
man on the American stage, and who is
always sure of a welcome reception
thin city, will commence an engagement
(crone Week only at the Opera Home.
She will appear In her favorite role of
"Fanchon, in which she stands unri.
va!ed. Large audiences may be antici
pated during this week, and We predict
that her , engagement here will be one of
the moat successful of the season. •
Ad - Armor or Mumn—Clolline, Holmes
Mortiruer's hilnetn3ls commenced an
engagement of four nights at the Amide•
my of Musiu Saturday evening. The
company le an excellent one, and they
played to a large audience on Saturday
eight.
The Treaaurerthip or the Central Board'
=
It le not generally known that there la
a lively content going on for. the Tres.
auroral:llp of the Central Board of Educa
tion for the current year. The candi
dates are Mr. John R. McCune, who has
_held the position. for several years, and
Mr. Robert C. Dickson. The former is
of the Union National Bank and the
latter of the National Bank on Penn
street. The friends of the two candidak ■
are making every effort, and thrreontest
promises to be moat Interesting. The
election taken place to-morrow (Tuesday)
alternt , con, the drat meeting of the year,
at which.thuttthtaßoard will organize.
IlarnelM Museum
The "Areal Oriental Giant,". whose
engagement we last week announced by
the ludefstigabie Major of amusement,
arrived yesterday from New York, and
commences his exhibition this morning.
Ills arrival created intense excitement
in the vicinity of the Depot, and not
withstanding the time of his arrival was
kept a secret and ho was immediately
spirited away, quite a.crowd collected
and looked In mute iforider upon the
largest, best made and moot wonderful
man in the world. Tickets to the Mu-
POllllll remain - at the old price,
the Major
having decided not to raise the admit
'aloe.
Rather atartliag.
Among the ruins of Pompeii, a tow
pima since. a party of explorer') came
suddenly upon a scene that ...certainly
calculated to remind them that "in the
midst of life we are In death." A. party
of revelers, seven in number, wereseated
,
around the bailie 'u pon board, while upon the
table before them were rare viands and
the ccedlieat gold and silver ware—an.
tique style. Otto of them held in hlshand
a golden goblet In which were atilt a few
drone of the liquothe was about to quaff,
when Vesuvius belched forth . his. awful.
doom, A ehetulatof the party ouislyzed
this liquor, and the result of his tavern.
gallon lathe sparkling cream ale brewed
*
at the Ores= Brewery by Pier, Dannals
CO.
BON BROKEN.
Raid on a Faro Bank—Eleven Men Ar-
C=2ll
Saturday morning officer A. t, Moon,
made information befo - re the Mayor
charging William Lafferty and others
with keeping and • maintaining a gamb
ling honer, on Sixth Street. A warrant
was issued, and on Saturday night a
strong detatchment of police made a raid .
on the establishment, .which was in a
room on the second floor of the building
adjoining the Allegheny Passenger
way depot. •
Upon entering the room the officers
found there eleven men. whom Met' al
once took in custody and read them the
warrant for the arrest. The men mede
no resistance, opt walked quietly with
the officers to tne lock-up, where they
Ego theirrt ..T.TIZ 3 P, L. Whiteside, folldwst William
s i
Keller, John Carp enter, B. Redow.John
Patch, Joseph Smith. John Edmunds,
W. Thomson. and John Jones. Most of
them left security in the sum of twenty
five dollars each for their appearance
Sunday morning, while the remainder
were kept In the lock-up.
The apparatus, which was found by
the officers secreted on the awning, and
which was conveyed to the Mayor's
office, consists of the "green board" or
"lapout," the "dealer's box," of solid
silver, the "card box," the 'counter."
and several hundred "chips," all-valued
at perhaps three or four hundred dollars.
This institution hue been in successful
operation for eight or ton months, and It
L said by- those who pretend to know
that It has been doing a thriving buslneaa.
-At the hearing yesterday morning
Lafferty was held to ball for his appear
ance at Court, and the others were dis
charged on payment of fines.
III:=2
As this la the season when scarlet fever
la prevailing, the following sunostlona
are timely : It is a dangerous dieorder
when not taken promptly in hand. It
begins with langor and lona of appetite,
followed by fever and nobs throat; and
then the-"rod patches" on the cheeks
appear. When the symptoms aro first
observed, place the child In bed In a room
_which is warm but well ventilated. Ad.
minister warm weak lemonade with a
title gum arable dissolved in It. Cover
the abdomen vritlfwarm dry flannel, and
lake a neatly folded bred-sheet and place
it in boiling hot water, Wring* it L oot by
means of - dry towels, and place It over
the flannel on the child's abdomen. This
;mst be repeated until perspiration la
observed. which will not result for neme
minutes, when the patient will drop Into
a quiet slumber, and with careful ours.
log Is frayed. All of this may be done
before a physician can be emu:moped.
and will prove a great auxiliary to Ida
course of treatment—in many clam; it
will enable him to nave the life of a dear
child and prevent the disorders which
almost always follow thin dreadful cern
pla!nt, when it la not promptly assailed
by this simple preliminary home treat
ment.
Iron City College.
Messra. Smith it Cowley, Pittsburgh,
—Gentlemen:—lt has been some time
since I attended the. Iron City College,
but I meat -way that I have realized •
large profit on the investment I there
made. Every day of active buslness life
brings mo to realise, and canoes nie more
fully to appreciate, the value of the
knowledge gained while a student
there. Trusting that the Institution hi
atilt in potweietion of its good name and
successful management, I am, yoans
truly, P. AtizErszn.
I=
The Idea of "respectable employment"
is the rock upon which thousands split,
and which ship wreck themselves and all
who depend upon them. All employ
ments are alike respectable that bring hon.
est gaiu. The laborer who is willing to
turn kis hands to anything is as respect*.
ble as the clerk or draper-store tender.
Indeed the mm who is ready to work
wherever work offers, Whatever It may
be, rather than lie idle and beg la by far
a more respectable man than one who
turns op his nose at hard labor, wearlea
his friends with his complaint that he can
find nothing respectable to do, pockets
their benefactions without thankfulamm,
and goes on from day to day, ',useless,
lazy grumbler. .The only remedy for
him is to arise and pi °wand seek em
ployment, throw the false idea of rupee.
lability to the winds, and become In real.
ity • respectable man by becoming a
useful man.
.Strive for employment of some:tied.
If you fail on the firm application, try
the second, and fin On ; even if you fail
ninety.niao times, the hundredth applies.
tion may he triumphant. , "Try again"
should ho the encouraging motto', of all
who are looking for employment. Wait.
log, Idlest. her like, for something to turn
up, won't help you! The world will help
those who arc striving to help themselves.
The selfish maxim, the world owes me
a living never advantaged any one I bet
it
.bas carried many to the almshouse and
more we fear to the prison. There Is
enough In the world Les every man, bat
the condition upon which that Sinn; ' ts
attainable Is expressed In a 7;ord; arr.
The sentence, "by t Mee"f lb; brow,
thou shalt es:', l thy bread." is in full
force arlf It would be a w'Lieful day for
ltartanity were that sete,ene,,, reversed.
In obedience to thatur,,dition, we secure
health , both of body And mind, and make
life the blessing wl . :tch a merciful Provi
dence designed t e .mt it should be.
Tan Ohio 'Woman's Suffrage Associa
tion will lr.dd a Convention at Columbus
on Thur,day and Friday, Feboary 10 and
11. T'oe object of this Convention will
be to urge upon the Legislature now in
session the claims of the women of Ohio
to word civil and political rights with
men, and to determine whether the Ohio
Woman Suffrage Association shall declare
itself auxiliary to any existing national
association.
—The Little Bock (Ark.) Gerallessyn
five persons were Lost by the oinking of
the steamboat America, Mr. Ellis, mer
chant of that city, . two boys named
Thomas,
and two white deck hands.
Owing to the fact. that' the passengers
were asleep and the boat sunk in three
minutes, it is feared more have been lost.
The passengers lost everything and suf
fered much from exposure and cold.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. s.—Cotton market
closed with a downward tendency: mid
dling uplands 1194 d; Orleans 1.134011.30.
Pork declined to MO. Lard 720 6d.
Tallow 45a 3d. Other articles unchan
ged. ' • .
132721
NOICA.III—On Sabbath morning. February O.
1070, at m o'clock. JADE*, T only
bin 00
Wm. Hs
age.. Annie E. Kincaltl, to the
year of In
The I uneral will take plate from the resident.
°t his parent. Co. 05 Beaver street, Allesheny
My, TOOBOAT Mongnetlf, 0.10 o'clock, tom
teed' to the Altrgheny Cpnietery. The friend.
of the fatally are reapectfully Invited to attend..
tOod cell! the brightest buds of earth to bloom
and .blossoin In heaven. Little Jurct was a
blight child--rne whe tired befoul his nun.
Of extraordicarybraln and gulch comprehension
not In keeping with Ils fragile. delinuni bodf,
be was an enigma to hts friend.. Too parents
have, In thlt, their dark hour of 1.79111, our
heartleat empathy.' Their ttir“hold bas been
Invaded and robbed of Ito briglicst ornament by
the grtm mestenger of Death: but. while they
udden WLL elan they glaidro that In the celes
tial choir or ellentiolms their child, even at this
moment, chants Itimannalts lo hi. Maker, and
looks town fro n heaven and prays it the foot.
.tool of Omnipotence. that the time may come
when he abed be re u oiled with his loving parent.
In the ',tartans land that know. no aeparatlon,'
sto parting, no death J •
- 13 N - EATAKERS -
CiULIRLES ec PETZEUI.Ef UN.
V►eU AN AND 2.7?
t EANDINEY ISTRiarr CWLI".,
Avv.xua. AllegLetry city, where their Mil's ,
ROODS ue oc..t.ully supplied ,1111 rent are
Itr.lloa ILsbomis.7 Awl Pr Mari
CoGINs. pm. •arylnK now VS to OW. 11,
dlts prtparNl tnejnntraaßt. lioarss sad us,
nue. forsiebrdt 3lt ILIMIS of UMW:IbI,
Udolls, If rs-v‘lfed. CMS* oPlit SSW lincasi s
and utxtit.
JOSEPH METED. & SON,
lINDMILTAIL.EII.6.
No. 1,514 STBZET.
•
Marriages . for Valaentleirmialshed.,
duce
CONIPIN
rate.d. and AU Patera fuLlibment i••
an7d •
& CO-.
Monolactorart of T.IQIIT GRAY IRON,
C l ` 4ll, ei li r
X INT ear Me
Woht work our 'Dec:atty. Loom John Rutty,
Moaner sod 0.10 Hl's.", 'UZI, Potion, and .her
.
rtio4i_ot ril
Hawore !away/ on band.
oElolVoleWorks, mow Omar Dopot.•AlleFhool
/try. ?Monica addreu Loa,Bct 301. PM.
bare,. Ps. • - JszoilS
$15.000 TO .LOANI
ON. BOND AND MORTGAOE.
I loat* toiaMilstaly of
• tR -
H. H. IDiCODAUCK,
if Attorney. at.. Law, N 0.66 Grant street.
30 Atilt , ILE .: lOlL .tte.
c=I.II,LN:
75 TONS BEST 1111A.N1DS Soda
Ask, tot I% by J. BCI VV/.1:07
FOR SALE.
LARGE
HOUSE AND LOT
OF
W'ashitagton St., Allegheny.
The property No. 151 WaMitiaton Street,
Fourth ar.Allegbenv, Is now creme at pri
vate sale. The eat fronts Mk feet on Washin
ton stree, and extend• 210 feet to . ltaliroad.
The tonic Is • two story double brick, with p.-
lor on one aide, sitting root. and library with
folding doom at the other side, mtmen, bath
room and closet on ground floor, five bedrooms
on mrond story and three finished attics. There
arewash tubs, stable.rarrlage boom and
thmanta ' room. The beautiful lot surronnoina
is residence and the retired locality, render it
very desirable. . For impectida o f .premises,
Prior, term., Ad., apply to
A. IMICIATF. Auctioneer,
feait47 159 Federal street. Allegheny.
PUBLIC SALE OF
Valuable Oil Refinery
MI
TIMED ACRES OF LAND.
At Lancaster City. Pa., known as "Lawn 011
Werke.% 185 feet front on Railroad, with Rails
road• siding. Wlll besold without Isserse on
THI/Ebbo T. Feb. 17th. /870, at 7 o'c lock
e. Y.. at Exchange Hotel, In Lancaeter. Ea.
The workaareoll new. In good order. CatiacltY
180 bbls. per week. Terms made known by
IlEtsit RIP
Real Estate. Collection sad insurance Agent.,
fet.lC:S.7.ll.ll.tar Lancaster. Pa.
F OR SALE—At Warehouse, No
'tus4T, Darragh ateeet. °Manse Pearl Mill, Al
bs
1 la•horse Spring Wogrior
1-hone Rough luring WagOn;
1 1-horse Barrel Rack: •
sno empty ?lone Barrels: •
00 Empty Iran bound do.;
* IU. do, do. Waldo.;
10 Boson Tierces: •
DU barter* (lbareinl. •
Express, Lumber nod Rant) Wagons for bite
2 JOHN DYRU...
FOR SALE.Engines and
Soil-
ER9, New and Second Hutt!, of all kinds
constantly on head. . •
Orders trout all parts of the country promptly
executed. •
JAMES HILL & CO..
Corner Marlon Agenne aoa P.. 1. w. &
&Heiberg. Ps.
VALUABLE NORTH AVENUE
/Olt HALE. Ilvelrably located
in Alleal,•ny Gigy, betwe. n Federal and San
dman. streets. Mick Derellicg, in excellent
e edition. with el modern Iniprovemente and
con•enienecs. including
chamber.,Mee, iron
alc. Ail io complete th,
.. ° Clran LitT r a
lONS.
ft: 34 811th &vend..
•
Tow* LAND FOR SALE.--300
A. Acres of choice land in one or the best cotto
n sin lowa.near the line of the Chic. o
Northwestern Railroad, and cr,t or the most
productl-e portions or the litste. VIII be sold
low, the whole or a part. SPOT once to
B. MCLAIN tr. Mi..
104 Fourth
7!=l . 3 •OC • = ,
NIMR 8. CO.,
Non 4 / 1 and 11l Libnity Bind.
Corner of Irwin, now offer the Undo at low hi
urea strictly
Prime New Crop Few Orleans Sugar and
Nolasses.
zem low, Cobs and Itnglith Island Sugars.
..h . z .. Tort. Philadelphia and Itaillmor• /tee
ootdert Drips. Imecrings, Bronlia stuan'e
Adame and Long Island Symms.
Porto Him, Calm and itnmisb Melange..
Yonng Hymn. Japan, imperial, Muriporedm
and Oolong Tem.
Carolln•md ltangoin •
Java Laymnyra and IlloContes.
Tobacco, Lard till. 7101, Palls, Ohms, Soap
Cotton Yarns, am, constantly on hand,
ALSO,
usrolerras or
Fine Brandies, Wines and
S
Menial., Monello and Sparkling Hor.i e rini
or Junket Co., In bottles.
Sparkling Moselle. Schonberg and Johann
bolo, ktombeinter, lin rieuriny, am
liradeobarg Prerre. Pine Olive OIL
do do Clarets. Imported In tottlgs
do do Wbito Wines, In lmttlos.
W. Work & Pons' Sparkling Cato VIA.
Tar Old Cherry, Madera and Port Wine•
tree Old Monongahela, olsklm. Pers.
do Very !Superior Uto motch do . do.
ALSO,
Sole •gestta for Moot & Char:l4oll'g OrwalFts
Impertal.
% eraeo•7 and Sellery Chnmpagne.
'lmitates of mromn selection and marmalth
11001.0
ESTABLISHED BY
d & T. 430101 Y, 1812.
W. BE 01=1',
WHOLESALE GROUER,
No. 271 Liberty Steet,
(OIiIACPA.2 OAP, EAULZ 11077,10,
ri:erantmett. PA.
x. BTYn LF J. A. STEEL IL.
M . STEELE & SOS,
Commisatans Mercliwi4B
I=
F'1 , 017/106 11.41.1. N, F"E-1=1). ate,
No• ah OHIO 5T211CT . , Issas H ..t commons
=I
PETE► BLIL SAM =CHART
i IL & nicnemr,
jOHBUSSION MERCHANTS,
AND DIA ULM IA
FLOUR, GW XXLL PEED, &O.
4aX HI Llberti EC. Pittabturgla.
lay2t
ME&NOIL & muLarEn, .
/LOUR, ORLIN All D PRODUCT,
_Commission Merchants,
Bie. att. LIBERTY STUMM
Confl.alentx soltelted
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
Mambo? to Mau iAnnstro.X.l
PRODUCE COIEISBION DIRRCIURT,
tan No. 25 Market Street.
g
L. J, BLLNCHABD,
Wholesale and Retail Groeer,
No. PrgX gin=
- j" ITTLE, SKIED a...PATTON,
.41:11=t,! ° 1 1 1,71 9' °
Ptah. carbon and 1.17 d ' OIL Iron. liana. GI".
VotionYarna and all Plttaborals Manormonres
innerally: 113 and 114 OZIJOND 13211115 T.
Plstaborata
JOUR I. nouSs—rnW. U.
TOHN.I. HOME & DUOS., Sue
ee.sors to JOHN I. 110111‘g k Whole
sale Grocers and Commission Merchants. Corner
or ensithdeld nod Water streets. Pittsburgh.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,
Li
• No. 9.1 Federal Street,
CLOSING OUT SALES
WINTER GOODS:
RECARDLESS OF COST,
To Make Room for Spring Stook.
j ail line Old Ladles' Care, wholesale and re.
C4ored Comets CIS.
4 ealerChudeen , s O.le era hose for Mkt.
Ladles' lienekerewier.,
Ladle& New Style Cr.fano., Oo,.
AS Qther Goo's in PrOportion, at
MRS., S. C. ROBB'S ,
91 Federal Street, Alteghenll.
STUB•
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.
Bell and Brass Founders,.
EsaiNE, Locoeuhrip is sums ELI
BRASSES
Jade Promptly to Order.
BAUBIT'S METAL
Made and Kept on Band.
Praprleson and Manalinturers of
LE Cooper's liproved Balance Wiled
STEANI
Office, 882 PENN STREET..,
Foundry, Cor.l7thind Railroad Eltri!e4s,
rrrnlitintea,Pfti.
IMO OR GENTLERRN,
Maids/. to portbste.a Mee pretest for their
Mends ittr•
HOLIDAY CIFT.
Would do well CL O CKS , WO examine Tay stook
of WATCHIES. ZWELRY and OIL
VIM WARJC of %ha most doslxablo pan ono Ais
U. DIINSEA.THT.
.13V1 1 / 1 1P, AND OrTlClabt.
TlN'Sln=i
VINEGAR.
Tiff.PITTSBURGH
_ .
VIITGAR
WORKS.
BALLOT!, & ,ADAMS,
167, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND . AVENUE,
ttols premed to 1.121,11 VINEGAR. sills
LOWYST MAIM= ItAT11:14 Attentlon It Dar
tlcalsrly called to ono
EXTRA WINE MEDAL
WINES, LIQUORS, &O.
WAGNER'S FRENCH COLORING,
The Very Best in the United Mei.
MANUFACTIIHILD HT
WILLIAM WAGNER,
'9Bl.trorelt Seventh Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
do /Viz:m.7Aß re leading ladrata=l.4.-
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
lEPOETEEN or
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, &0.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS Lll
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
409 PENN STREET,
Have Removed to
NOS. 884 AND 886 PENN,
Car. Ele•renth St.. (formerly Canal.)
t it/SEP . Et S. FINCH b. CO.,
aloe. 133, 1.197,169, 79418 E and 1994
113.133 371=T. ITIiII2.IIBGH.
Kam - nuorosais or
CeipperPun RA
dealera 3 . 0351G11 MS .
(WOK& EOM. Sr- Raman
p J. i li :0) : us ; it441,r.1 I frj):l4
HENRY HALE,
MERCHANETAILOII,*.
Corner of Penn and Sixth Streets
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
NOW COMPLETE
MTIIERSON & 11111ILINBRING ,
KFCCEBSOB.S TO
W. U. DWG= & CO.,
NEERCH.A3rT TAILORS,
No. 10 SIX.TII ST„ late St. Clair.
viotrzyspalsyref7V
able price.. Hr. aetTli LAN Hat NO will still at
del I,7BOheIIiTPaIts,TriVIIIILANBRINo.
J. 11 TWI .F .
FASIZIONABLII
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Keeps conatantly on band
Clothe, Cassimeres and Veattsgs.
AIso,UENTLZMEN•IS YUENDIIIINGGOODEI.
No. 93 1-2 Smithfield Street,
PITTEIBOUGH. Pk.
styles.airecat.i Clothing made to order la the latest
mama
NEW FALL GOODS.
A. splendid sew Meta
CLOTHS. CISSEMERES. dea,
.1.. t maim! by Way 'minim
ie2: Merchant Talor. VI Ilmltateld amt.
WALL PAPERS
WALL PAPER
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
To make shelf room for new goods. We will sell
till the first or March Stook now In store.
Without Regard to Cost,
COllPltlsl2ifi
HAN - MOUS PABLOR PAPZILIL
D 1241 aft ItlX)11 PAPICKS.
HALL AND CHAMBER pumas,
Also,•• largessoortment of CDZAP PAP/Mat
No. 107 MARKET STREET,
NEAR /UTE AVENUE. '
JOS. B. HUAI:B k BRO.
ELEGANT,
PAPER HANGINGS.
•
Enameled Wall Paper* lo_plain in tinnal ,
rime to aoot and mote. Vermillion /onde
wish gold and Minld_dgmea. EDI eloBBl4, VILL.
VETS, INDIATAPIZTRY, 1:111.EZE. PANELS
ataniped and printed gold.
Newly Imported and not to b. found elmmiltere
In the country. roe eels at
W. p. INT • 'PAW A T.T A IS
NEW WALL • PAPER STORE,
• 10.1 Liberty Street._
e.O •
COAL AND COICI.
CILUILES IL EMSTRONG,
Yoiledogl!eny and' Gonnellsille Coal,
Lod 11.allotozor of
COLL, SUCK AND DEBULPIIIIIZED COKE.
_OII I I7ICB AND YAltrt, corner Butler and
Norton !street. Liberty mrl Clymer streets.
Moth ward: also &coed street, MOB , 8.4.
antt sit foot or HON street. T. t U. B. B. Depot,
• • -• • • •
Orders left at either of 'heehaw!, oakais, or ail•
drew to me through PRUblugh P. 0., will ra•
INIIIO prompt attenuou.
R.rer to whom lam enalytng: iney, Wails
Co., Wu, health. Union Iron MU le, B. U. Yow
ler & Co. r elltehell. !Stephenson & Co., Bluell &
00.. Ora& Hones. Alex Bradley, Park. Dull.
Co.. park, liteCardy & Co Reese, Our •
m. W. Faber & Co., Helix yo & Co., James
I.lle i rs ii h ow all
ol A i lle y n n . iea.L, a r C e. " n o. Il l a wan tou
. Allegheny Valley B. R..
COAL: COAL!! COALItt
INCESON, STEWART I CO.,
Navin/!emoted Cale Offis . to -.
'NO. 537 LIBERTY/ STEM,
'Rattly ate P.m law NMANTD /MOON.
Are UAW rrencred
.)UAL
Rose TAN3IIIO.
1313 ANY LUNY. NUT :VAL at the
4:men mortal. pries.
All onkreleast their oleo% or addressed to
thrOOSII • the •0 1 1 stlAAdoll
Dentehtly.
FLOI7R.
OTICE TO FLOUR DEALERS
AND CONSIMEBA.—We are now reale
of 10.009 4oWels earetollfaeleebd
N ' V ' n t 471
WEAN, purchased in 1111.0. Parte. fireen
ZZ
mld MOrgllll (mantles, lodtana. This lot of
Whon la the very best to be found and Cannot
be surpamed by any In the United BUM.
We have also Mashed our inipmvements
Ideeldusili 'Nadal Cloths and Cooling Ntsions.
mid aro now
for to furnish the hest Floor
we have made for ten yomn at prices that defy
competition nn the sum grades or Dom
• It. Ir. ICRINABOT
Past num JUR Apiebsay.
Neptember 712, 11169.•
F ll
011111 FLOUR! FLOIFit
YINTISSOTIL BLEICIIS PLCII7II.
441.0
b . eLefTrzlbrzlrz
V,11`%3 fig tttqva t
- 0::1801112
Red 3.1.100. bbt 10 1 47
°noun wxsooNam 7LODSB.
, sou belt BATenlde i flea ee t :i Vor t lai l tener, WM/
14" VglirrietteLeletAlltIrT. erStil itub
„ I CA! r e ll oc o t t b yan iggdahlo : Pride tem
1 1:s 1 edirev=isit eta be rbolen trOadetleleille
art. wArr. wild , • cu. ,
nal 11l W W
aft Wooi
INSURANCE
TIM NEVI JERSEY
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
NEWARK, N. J.
Assets, Over $500,000.
All Policies lesued by MI I Company are perpet
ually lon-►erfelting after the ray - meet of one
Annual Premium. '
Dividends annnally declared and applied on
third annual premium, either on the permanent
ISICr.A.IIO of the polies, or to reductton of pread
,
HENRY KIRKPATRICK,
General Agent,
167 1-2 Wood Street, (2d floor,)
M=IM
.
AGP Reliable Age wantsd
derq7ll
THE IRON CITY
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO,
.Of Pennsylvania.
Ottlee, 15 Federal St., Allegheny City.
.D/HEL7OIIIIs
Hon. JAICCS L. CHAHAR.
Bel.
i ft othltENAßStliD. I.
D"
Het. A. H. BELL,_II.O"
Rey. td. NEoBIT, D.D.
W. A. SEED, (ladder Alleghany Trot 00.
JACOB RUSH, Real Rstate ASent..
BLVON DRUM, Mayor of AllelthUnTo
E. W. HENRY. Hotter.
A. IL BELL,Attormey.at-
D. L. PATTERM)H. ammbev .eltaat.
D. bWOO ranee Ascot.
Capt. HOOT. aminutos, Prasideat.
lr
Ha.J. B. C LA RIE.O. O. Vice Preabiaat.
JACOB 1111101. liteerntAry,
C. H. BUNNY. T
M. W. WHITE. lima'. ADVISER.
MUM Sll'O6lllE4 eeu'l Agent.
COMMISSIONED AU/ 570 POR THE Mt
John M. Donald.. 0. Alkyls ny.Ta.
W. W. limy. IC .cliestrr, pa.
Rey. James 110111orebrad. Braver, Pa.
P. H. Conran. McKeesport, Pa.
George H. Johnson Blairsville, Pa.
J. S. Ctrayer. Johnstown. Ps.
Comnany strictly mutual. All profits scerulng
to volley holders by dlyttlind returned annually
from the end of the tint year. All policies str n
forfeiting. • lain
CASH
•.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
• PELBLAWS BUILDING,
10. los rum Socovad 'near,
FiTTSBUROH. PA.
Capital .A. 31.
IHRISCTONS.
J. lOgley, I H.W.ollver, :Capt.M.Balley.
Ann Wallsoe, B. H Hartman.;A. Onambers,
.Th mas IL AM:lurks, iJas. naney.
HOBERT H. NINO, Presldent.
JNO. P. JENNINOS..9I. Yreiddsa‘
JOH. T. JOHNSTON, tHessooT.
OW. N. J. UNACIS, Eierol Areal
Insures on Liberal Term 'on ail !ire
aM Marine Mom
NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Dar. Federal It. and Diamond, Allegheny
B ign tr in e. th• SECOND NATIONAL BAETY
W. W. MARTIN ?Tel:Went
JOHN BROWN,_ l'residant,
JAM AS R. STA VINAuN. Secretary.
Dzsros: - - -
John A. Myles, 'Jas. LoekbstLlJos. Itlyers,
Ju.L.Grabsoz. Robert Lea, C. C. Hoyle,
Joo. Brown,Jr., ()earns tiers; Jseob Hopp.' o.H.PWllllamslJno. Thompson,J. Noliaugber.
ape
PPEOPLE®INSITItANCE CON.
PANT.
OPTIOX. N. S. COMER WOOD a IIITHUTL
V:l===
Drascrots:
gm. Ph=ps. Capt. John L. Elsoada,
John Watt. Maraud P. iihrlaer.
John X. ParhS, Charles Arbuckle,
C. H. I.ove, Jared H. Brush,
Wm. Vas girt,
Jar. , D. Ver. • I73.1•11 ' 11C. P l YeCnett i '
WM. PHILLIP% Pre:Aden,.
JOBB WATT, Vice Pres!dent.
W. P. HARDNICR. B.,er..ta rr.
WESTERN JCISORANCE CON
. it.L. A LTD7m. Mir 11. 2 1 1 reide.w.•
wm. Secretary.
CAPT. UHYUME NEEL.% General Asieut.
9$ Water sttoet, licmg it Co.'s •Pieree
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
intliteJure agalnci all kinds of Piro .0 Mae
rem Bt.. A 009$ Institution, mem.. by Di
rectors who are well known to Um community,
aad yr. Are determined by promptness And Ilbon.
MUT to main.. the character which they have
sammie& as offering the beet protectkm SO %Pe.
Who... to di Insured.
DIMACTOssi
Ale.i. g i gc tn.., Jean U. 10c1uts.
IL. Miner, Jr., M.. 4. t..,
James McAuley, • Willi.. 0. Ev..
Alexander Speer, Joseph Mirkpalgi...
Andrew Aoki.,
David M. Lone, W.. Murat.,
D. Pa... slur
FIENIIMPELVANIM
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PIMISSURONI
.OFFICE. No. 167:4 WOOD STREET, RANI
OF COVALENCE IIITH.DINfi.
Thin to • Home Company, and manna solizet
Mrs by Fire exclusive!,
LEONARI WALTER, President.
O.•C. BOYLE, Vico rremlacut.
NONFAT 'PATRICE, Treasurer.
ILEUM NeELHEn. 1. necrecary.
DiuncTonst •-
• Loonud Walter, deorneWlinan.
O. C. Basle, Goo. W Erma
, Robert Patrick. J. C. L ippe,
Jacob Painter, J. e.
Jewish Mug, John Voce - Noy.
Jas. H. Hop kins, A. Ammon,
Hem Sprosd, Imm
INDENIIIrI7
AGAINST LOSS E 7 7/RM
FUJIKLUI INIUNAMCE CO.OF?MMDEL►MIA,
orriosmiaa 41T CHI9THDT VT.,near
Drammen&
Martu W. EwaAm. )(mimed FL DD3I3
Tobias Wagner, David 3. Beam,
W
Damsel Grant, use Les,
Jacob IL fib, 'Weald C. Data. '
F graLIDI . O. new i417111!'
nu t C. DALE, Vim Proaldent.
9MlD l' Drr.e " Vbrlitti,laimart,
North West co m e r Tblad and Wood baremia.
mileamia
ALLE SF ENY INSURANCE
(V/xcE CO nEt VI F NY UTH STRET,BIirs BLeCa.
araDat all kinds or Piro and Marta.
Risks.
JOEN IRWIN. dn.. President.
T. J. ROSRINSON,.VIen Prectdext.
C. 0. DC/ANAL?" Secretary.
CAPT. WX. DEAN, General AMA.
iAncrO L .
Jells Irwin. D .
B. Pahnestoet
T. J. tio.sklasm, W. H. Ryerson.
0. 0. Boasey, Robert H. Davis."
Harm Childs. C a re n Sellers.
• Charles Rays, Cant. J. T.ODoeldals.
Cant. Wm. Dean. T. G. Nevin.
!J ' a aiaf:f: t4} ;
U. ItIctOIIMICA,
Attorney-at-Law.
No. GB BRANT =MELT
♦g"Y+omDt attention Elven to allkbada of legal
slum. ja: Alt
G . w. DieCAMP,
•
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office, No. 137 YOUILTH •Ps..c. Li
t u = Iferhaerly oce:3l:d t, t e 7 o s n . Walter It.
Dtatrleec ' o i .ra t : M t ge ficae . 81m;enieTiglitl
Courts of Alleaheay comay. aad make ogle.
Ilaw m. most of thew:llama% coantfts. Ja.29:03
ARCHIBALD BLARELEIr,
.
re. gs norm irrurrr.
111112n1d.li,
=BMMI
JOHN Al. STRAIN.
ALHEITIIL&N.
•
Z3C-0111C10 ZIF...MOIS OF THE PEACZ AND
POLICE hIAGINTRATIL
Ofiters.l2.ll PINTA tiTUCET. upposits itm O
thedral, Pittsburgh. Pa. Dade, I.lcatts, Mort,
OM. Alatnowledgmentx, Depositions sod
Teen. Sulam* egebutal with Oromuistril
WM. B. NEEPEM,
eznratnux Allp u rc-E , P FEA re , a etwriClEo/
OFFICE:, 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
Special attention Oven to connylaCtlig ant
collections, Deeds. Ronda and llortamea deawa
up. and all legal baldness attended to poMPUT
and acemeatelv. •
*LASS. CHINA. 'CUTLERY
100 WOOD STREET.
NEW GCIODS.
FINE. VASES,
11011XXIAN AND OHINA.
Dixtria errs
Tzs, sims
8/108Itie szis, uirr cur'
A largo storJr. of
SILVER PLUM 000118
of deocriptioas. r
call MAW= Mit belgitZ
R. E. BREED & 5 o
100 WOOD STUEET.
CHINA, GLASS
AND
QUEENSWARE.
A lantessiortment anew pattern; and shapes
Jest renamed.. 'Also Med and Inittanla Ware.
Vases and PIA= Ware. now opentair and for
ode at very low prices it
H. HIGBY. & aO'S.,
No 189 LIBERTY STRBBIE.
AMUSEMENTS
tarrirEw OPERA ROVES.
11magenut et for lax nights only of the ehatias
lug and favorite artiste.
MAGGIE MITCHELL
Fho win Mint ar Tills (Monday) EVILIEING
abrgary 7.b. 1.70.10 to ever popular piny
written exprotidy for her; - enit tit d,
FANCHON
repel.. the Cricket Weigle AUtehelle
The:3lll.lm. Dance.
Aet 2. bt• Androche restlyal.
Act 3. The Witch of copse.
Act 4. Tne Wtll of the Wisp.
Act 5. A 1 ear Later.
In pr paretlon.'LPHl.E.
YeeeleMltche II Matinee o • Paterday. •
I ay — ACADEMY 0111111181 C.
FOUR NIGHTS \ ONLY,
Commencing Saturday Evening, Feb. Sta.
Also, at LIBERIT HALL, '
r Atr i r i t; b 2 , l;CAl3 . 4lT 34 /1111 :I.IOAT -
COLLINS.
HULMES dI .
MORTIMER'S
MINSTRELS AND BRASS BAND.
TUE BTAILS OF TILE ruonassioN.
COLLINS, ROUSES,
MORTIMER. IWOREW,
WILLIAMS AND
RICHMOND.
The Great Comedtane. -
Card. at admle,lon 33 coals
.11e.ervad Keats 00 coots.
FURRY CO:CHAD. Anon..
For further particulars ...mall tdor. fed.ll.
IarPEETSBURGIE. TURNER
HALL.
Fcriptare History in Tableaux Vivant g
AFTER THE CELEBRATED DRAWINGS OF
GUSTAVE DORE.
Tware Exhibitions
EMIT EXHIBITION HOMY HENINfI,
January Mat, 1870
MEE
By Ur, 'W•ateyq Band
1. Tebiettee...eteetlite or the Wm.li—Let. lhaie
be Light.
Genesi.: Chapter
EIEMM!
The Expelslon frees Pared Lee
(I.:nests: Chapter 111.
3. Table:Gin The Death of Abel
Genesis: Chapter IV.
4. Tableaux....itie Detute—The Destructlon
•
of all Risk.
(lanesls: Chapter VII.
5. Tableaus No ah Canes
(lanails: Chapter IX. '
G. Tableiss....Expol.lou of Ishmael sad LL
Mother. .
Genesis: Chapter XXY.
7. Tableaux Immolation at Maas
Genesis: Chapter XXU.
B. Tableaux Itibetea at the Wail
Genesis: . Chapter XXIV.
O. Tab!eine... .......Isaac Reeetvath Ftebeeea.
•• Genesis: Chapter XIII%
lEEE=
Jo.ph Sold by illy Brython.
Genesis: Chapter . =VII
An excellent Orchestra (Great {Vattern Band)
will entertain the andienes while the Tatlatex
are arranged. - .
The Turner Society have done everythlos to.
secant a sn'end Id Execution • f the undertakin a.
Which Is under the immediate conduction of
Prof. C. CONRAD. and atilt:lts a 'Carat pstroti7
ago of the nubile.
Jeuarz-m
I=l
igr'THITID AND. LAST xni-
TION,OIhe. pupils of 310011.11.25D'
PUBLIC SCHECLS, Elereulte riard. mill 5112
their Third Exhibition, consisting of Muslia.:
Declamations. Iteadires. Colloquies. and Tab
leans., oa TLTESDAY EVENING. February Oth.
Dorn oven at Z. Peaorinance to commence at
7:45. Elaine, 25 cents, to be bad at the door.
fes:ist
4SSESSWEENTB
NOTICE IS • HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned Viewers, appointed.-
to Maw and the damages and benefits cur
tne opening of TAILOR ANE2.I7g, withits
present width. from Palo Alto street to Webster
street, will meet on 'the /montage 7.11.1 DAY.
Ifebruary, 1070, at 3 o'clock r. Y.. tons
tend to tie (tales of their Impels tment.
JOHN . 'MORRISON
=I
WAX. THOMPSON
EIN3
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN'
that the anderalaned Viewers, appalnted.
to view and assess the damages and benefits on.
the opentng of MONTEREY STREET, main.
taintag It. present 'width from the north side of
Carroll stress to the north aide of Jefitroso•
street, will meet oath: ground on SATURDAY, .
14th February, 1810, at 9 o'clock F. nr..oto
'Wend to the ditties of their appoint:amt.
AND. DAVIDSON.
8. W. IfeGINNISS,
JAMES ORAliAlf. -
Viewers.
EEC]
NoTicE.
Falb Natter of Opening Lincoln Stmt..
Notice Is berrebril yen that the assessment for
damares mule by' the Pled., for the °peeler
of Lincoln street has been Sled In my office for
collect Ion; that If raid amen..ts are not Intel
within thirty days !rem the date bereof.'llsela
milt be filed therefor nalnit the property..
sensed with to tercet, mists and fees, and the alma
colleeted by legal proems.
J. I. PLACILZ. City Attorney.
• • No. 108 FULL Avenue.
7it50171108. AL 1810. ions.*
PROPOSALS
CONTTIOLIMS'S 07.101111, j
Cli'T ALLIOniNT. Yetuaary 3, 1870.
AND.
tealed Propos.; witlD. ,ftehrea at it& officip
Otll a o'clock r. it., THURSDAY. 1 ebr.l7:
.11.1U2,11110, for
Planning. Bating and Shrinking Twir
! Wrought-Iron Cranks.
an main Shaft at Water Work.. °rental= bo
keen at Water , . Forge, Punnets. Wiy,
mush. Bidders to tele off ado Crank. , dnnno .
crank pink and leave engines reads to sun .•
Work to be done to the ratlstaationottbaSo..
Per/Menden , •.r Water Works.
rat W N. FOETBII, CU) Controller.,
• OFFICE or • Talel ,
Ciarrsomara OF ALLltaliTer ConNTY. .
I . II76EUROH. February Ad. 1810.„
NOTICE FOR • •
TRANSCRIBINC.
SEALED PHOPOSALI3 will be received kill,/
;Mice until if tit inst. f.r 7N.A.1C8C8132119
J 171312191111. DOCKET No. 6. Court of Caen—
mon Pless.accoiding tom dlermade b 7 ealBooexi.:
.coder the 4to pectic:tot Act of •ssembl7peseeB.
91Id toy of lferek, 1897. -
By direction of CoimiyCommiesioncri."
fe1:451 1111NILY LANBCBT. Controller:
C1TY.00317,01.1.311 , 7 071723. 7
Cur or ALT.30113.1/12„ 7ao. 1, 1070. _ F
NOTICE TO CONTHAOTOOI4: ,
elealed proposals will be rerilred at 006000
lelll 3 °Work r. n., THURSDAY. Yebroary
tta VITOe tor the
•
Grading of Chariton; Street,' .
from Western Avenue to Vault ner •"
hovel/loath:as eau Desoto at the offlos of Ciao.
Davis. tut . City 'Engineer. The ryas lase.
•
served to rvpet say or all bids. •
City Controller:
EEO
REMOVALS
FL 3111 321GL COCTI36,3La
-
M WHITMORE.;
mwr.A.Tv. AGMN7I.
.11u removed from corned Chia and Bandaskj ;
1030)110 arztzEr;
red -.... ALLtunsarr CITY. .*
IL iO aL.
IlLerehants Flee Ins: Co., CkleagN.
*sews,; •1141,649.03.
MARKET FINE INS. CO., N. tr
Partlelpatlom,
AASZTe.• t 682.1411.40.
Connecticut The Ina Co., Hartford;
Aftsirrs. 4400,000.0°
- ZDWAND 1. 11DHSSs , Agent,
Armored to ICHSVAIMIIt AYES' rfiri ti beswe.a
Wrod awl osoltbOet4 street, I.ll.lsbors Pa.
' 3,12:00 •
(SAY & LOGAN
nit° rirromml from 41 =CM JITIIIET..
• . 89 Filth Avenge,
u.tu imt.roymesits en Oa stand me ern.
JONN eairroa.... . .. WA.11.A96
CIPTON kWALLACE.IIItottr
SALN.OIIIIn= AND PRODUCD MAL"
Xo. • 042.T11 lITNJULT. IltUbtqsh.
_-,4-' , .7 , •zi'f . , - ,,,. , :,••a. ,.. • - •. , ;: ,. . , .•: !.. . r.,-,-,r4 •: :4
t,'"Ni.4,';',l.l.&''!„.:',''24':'S:.'',V4.'''..-7'''-'r
EZIMITII