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retts l 4,l4 GaPitt•
f,';frf „MI SUBITRBAIi.
.
Chugs of Base.
The prove and offices of the Daily and
Wei Gairrra will be removed, from
ibeSlOth to the lilt of March, from their
old Mead on Fifth avenue to the large,
Iburetorlibd ..thssarrs Buildings," at
the catrimi of gudendeld street and Sixth
avenue, recently purchased by the pro.
TIMSIOIS r e permanent home for the
Gazarra.
C=3:1121
igdendlit Route In Allegheny City on
the Geserri. None but an energetic
Eau need apply. Call today at the GA.
mem ann.
V being shipped froni t Indianapo
lis. Indians, to Pittabargtx, or gun posz-
Ads.. •
1111461 0 40111e5.-11syor Brash disposed
of saw at the Sunday morning
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ilsattes fluaWntry Saturday oommlttad
.PatriakClasspball to Jail for twenty days
al=Valley Ballread Bonds are
ler sale at head of Flnanoe
and Trade, on 1141 page.
Aelerana itellesters, always dental
sod happy In such matters, eras twice
celled neon Friday night to tie the .4111.
ken
A kAiad iseettag of the Central Board
of Bdasilas adll be bald to-morrow af
ternoon tro , reeelve and approve the ap•
pcadar m r of ounmltteee for the en-
/Mei"jai Huebert. on &cutesy. cora.
Zilea Rile to answer a charge
of larcenyi Ellen LSsrty accusing her
of steeling 'a basket containing twenty
.doson of alga
Robert Cuddly and John Natter were
amounted on Saturday by Alderman
Hers'on, of the Ninth ward, to answer a
chance of Math:lona mischief preferred by
Mary Hotehlson.
eitentay Morning Richard Grooms
tr Ir am committed to the work home for
thirty nays by Mayor Callow for Tu
mmy. He will be taken to that Mantic.
tion today from jail.
• City Cannella—A. special meeting of
Cllty Omens will be held to-morrow,
•Theedszr, et two o'clock P. M. to consider
the report of the Committee on Fire
Yeadasse and Hose relatlye to the paid
Yin Department.
Held for Ceurt.—ln the ease of J.
liven and James Braddock, Information
'bean. Alderman John A. Floyd, for
'surety of the peace, after a hearing, Sat
urday, Braddock wax held to ball for Ms
appearance at Court.
lie Beer — and Pretzeh—The barrel of
bear and mammoth pretzel votedlQ the
moat 'popular cooper, at the Charity'Falr,
were awarded to the Remora' cooper
shop, Allegheny City, by the large ma.
jarity 04000 votes over all other elope.
iliwaiesPa= Asseciattea.—A. regular
quarterly meeting will bettsburh Fire.
sosn's Aausslaticni held tills even
ing. Tbeamendroente to the constitu
tion and bylaws we presume will be the
chief topic of di on, es It has been
wader anadderation for several you"
Chiseled Him.—A warrant was Issued
Saturday. by Alderman Neubert, for the
aired of Albert - Eally,charged with
knocking down Frank Lens with •chisel
and afterwards kicking him in the face.
The parties are employed at a furniture
nuomfactory, where the difficulty es.
cured.
Disordarly.—James Sullivan and Tim
O'Brien ware *miming themselves yes
terday evening by knocking each other
d.=on Finn avenue. They, were ar
and locked u In the toombs,
where they will until this morn
ing, when his Honor, the Mayor, will
diupo.. of their cases.
Organ Concerts.--Dr.
the eminent armlet, of Boston, la ex
pected to give •grand concert on the
organ orate Third Presbyterian Church,
Blida avenue, on Tuesday evening, the
2lti inst. He will give an afternoon con
cert th next day.
To who have ever heard him play
this of will be sufficient.
Saturday morning Louis Stith:tarts was
brought before Alderman Neubert on •
=of aggravated wenn and battery,
Bellwether proetcutor. The
men are employed at the Monongahela
House The accused, it to alleged, while
Intoxicated attacked the deponent and
struck Moron the head with - a hatchet.
When arrested he was still under the
Influence of liquor, and In default of bail
was committed for a twisting to-day.
• Hearing'R was had in the cue before
Alderman hichisaters Saturday morning
wherein Harry Mare, charged hla uncle
James Clare with felonlocur assault. The
partial are colored and radii° on Wide
alley. Harry returned Friday evening
from a trip down the river and found his
.Wife at his uncle's house. "rettin close to
anoddar man," whereat be remonstrated
In such a manner As to induce his uncle
to mein a butcher katte and flourish is
such close proximity to his nephew's
bead that he thought It the part of whs.
Ai= to rapidlyretire. The hearing re.
suited in the d of the accused.
A flee.—Eistarday morning Alderman
Taylor was engaged In investigating a
ease of Mennen. The deponent was a
woman residing in the Ninth ward, who
deposed that a abort time she had 'visited
a eartain beer salmi In search of her
husband, and not finding him there was
about retiring when the proprietor :made
some indecent proposition to her. Filled
with indignation, she wan away, and in-
Antnsd bee husband, who was oaly
quieted bye note for ISO, made payableto
bearer, no rumen being mentioned. Suit
Was brought to recover amount of
the note.' It failed, and the pnneantrit,
paid the eosia.
W. were In error yesterday to staling
that the child ()air. Evan Jones died Im
mediately. The-little victim It seems
beck ha her chair from the table
Upped
Swing balance, fell to the floor. She
did not appear to be injured, and a abort
time after was as lively as ever. In •
hew hours, she comp of sickness
which inersaied, whew two physicians
WWII summoned, bat notedttu=
all their exertions, the little one
to about Iburteen hours after the cod
died. She was a bright active, wombs.
lug lend in their bereavement the
have the heartfelt and sincere.
andpathy of their many acquaintances
anWends.
Pittsburgh Clearing Hesse.
- - The: following staternsna exhitint the
bush:tees of the Pittsburgh Clewing
Home, fir the week ceding Saturday,
February 12, 1370 :
xxerxixas. . NALAsoI.
Pib. ... $715,20 88 - 160,515 96
8 686,798 96 113,934 86
If 9 486,278 119 73,998 86
alO 543,169 97. 105,174 47
1L...—. 660,899 66 172,256 79
.r. 12 424,261 96 88,928 24
..62,1166,665 24 6667,896 76
Wiedoitary Fun/
The Session of the Second United
Prest7terian Church. Sixth avenue, Rev.
T. id. Surma, pastor, yesterday reported
$4.06177 as the mount received for the
muse of -Miesions. -This is, we believe;
thelsigeed sum reported from an United
Presbyterian Church •
hi either city. It
eartadnly a very generous donation
and exhibits the liberality of the m em.
sweeldp In the most flattering fight.
Great, prates is due the estimable pas•
tor for his efforts in this direction,
to which). indebted, In a, largo measure,
thi IrcadrYing success achieved.
walla Day Wi Calabiate."
-VAMeitine's Day has come again
• with the tumid fluttering' incident to Its
Maned, from which we opine ft will be
duly remembered. Many an envious
spirit: will hall the day with pins
are, • long wooed opportunity
fre ,vent Ill.feellng and malice under
• sly covert; rocudsh and inset.
wage jokers will Improve It as an
word= for humorous pranks and sub.
Amid literary sport; susceptible youths
otinnuisture floultles will rolls» their
- lovelorn lieellnp In tender and gushing
takdrai of the most excrodating artistic
leddi—end then in after yews, It will be
emieleibeed only ' with WtMnew
•et .the memory or sly bloats.
••• ineertment _at the ereldiMees of a
baltabla insanity,%wilth wbleh was
110/leka4., Yet , for ail that, it is one In
thel.edemeter of holidays, and we ere
aempelted to offer to car readers the ilk
prspdaue_temes, eass.things them, how
_ AL =moon the kreenutibla
C marina new and than la
letillgedikee
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red Fire Department.
The Paid Fire Department question will
come up again at a special meeting of
Councils' to be held to-morrow (Tuesday)
afternoon. The following Is the draft of
an act recommended by the Committee
or, Fire Engines and Hose, as a eutetl•
tote for the bill presented at the last
meeting, and now j before Ootmells.
There certainly can be no complicit
against its length. The paper carries the
merit of brevity with pt :
An Act to Establish the Pittsburgh Fire
Department.
Bunion. 1. Be it enacted, de., That
the Counclls:of the city of Pittsburgh be
and they are hereby empowered to anat.-
nab, organize, and 'control a Paid Fire
Department in and for the city of Pitts
burgh, and to provide for the expenses
thereof.
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Sac. 2. That; for the purpose sibreLLia.
It •hall be lawful for said 03unclis to
amen and collect • special tax upon all
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance Compa
nies doing buena*. within said city..
Sac. IL The said Councils shall have
fall power to make all necessary and
proper rules and ordinances for the gov
ernment of said Fire Department, not
inconsistent with the Constitution and
laws of the State of Pennsylvania, and
to enforce the same by proper penalties.
Unwholesome Meat.
Meat Inspector Lindsay one day last
week discovered at a meat shop on Penn
street, in the .Tweittli •ecard, • largo
quantity of diseased and unwholesome
meat, and at another on Fifth avenue in
the Sixth ward, a quantity of beef which
was also unfit for food. In both easel the
butchers exposing the meat for sale were
I required by the Inspector to throw the
:c ii sa w t e ti av th e e b river ;ble Mr u; Lind r r i a so
e far n.
deaverine to discharge the duties of his
- Office faithfully. If he will take the
trouble to examine the City Digest, page
264, he will find that he is not empow.
*red to dispose of diseued meets in the
manner related above, but his duties re
quired him to arrest the person or per
sons charged with violating the law,
and bring them before the Meyer,
who shall upon hearing adjudge such
person er persons to be guilty, and ilm
pose a fine of fifty dollars upon them and
declare such unwholesome meat to- be
forfeited to the city, when the Inspector
la authorized to dispose of it. A strict
observance of the ordinanos will not'Only
be a source of considerable revenue to
the city, but it will have a greater ten•
dency to check the evil than the method
adopted by the Meat Inspector.
If that class of persona who are mean
enough Moppet) in the sale of impure
meats are permitted to escape the conse
quences of their villelnly by merely
throwing the condemned meat into the
river when detected, there will be noth
ing to deter them from engaging in the
business, and the evil will Increase, but
lif the provisions of the law are enforced
strictly to the letter, as they undoubted
ly should be, there will be few if any
vlotations of It. _
I=
TELE OLDEST MAN residing to • ins
burgh is Mr. George Do Camp, father of
G. H. De Camp, Esq.. attorney. He to
Mills 97th year, and le hale, healthy and
hearty.
LrEncskt, the famous trunk man, is
not over twenty.live years of age.
W. C. Sairrns, Ese., of the Dispatch,
has been invited to lecture at Brady's
Bend.
Rsv. Do. Doi:rotas has presided over
his congregation a longer term of yeas,
than any other clergyman In the city.
Dn. GEOROS H. Ilarsr.n, in addition to
managing his great drug house, has one
of the largest practices in the profession.
Mss. Gnome X. BRADY, formerly of
Pittsburgh, Is the father of the drat child
born in Alsaka that will be eligible to be
President_of these United States. •
Button has It that a young and accom
plished phyalcian Is about to surprise his
friends with a grand fashionable wed.
trig, in which himself and a pretty young
lady will figure.
BARTLET T. CAMPBELL. FAQ.. late Of
this city has been elected Official Reporter
of the Louisiana Leglahnure. We expect
next to hear of him turning up In Con
gress from some of the reconstructed
States.
THOMAS STEEL, of this Mtn was.
one of th e vice presidents of the State
Temperance Convention. Few persons
in the broad Commonwealth have &Me
more service in th 6 good cause than Mr.
Steele. and none have bejp leas ostents
t lons In the work.
Messrs. Josarn S. Frsou tad W.
McKim, both prominent distiller', have
Just returned from Washington, where
they had an Interview with the Commit
toe on Ways and Means of Congress,
and the Collector .01 Internal Revenue,
on subjects of interest to the general
trade. It is highly probable that Mr.
Finch will be released from the payment
of the government tax assessed on the
whiskey, lost by the falling of his ware.
house In SoutbrPittsburgh last fall.
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Oa Friday eveding a meeting of the
Auxiliary Committee, appointed by the
colored citizen, of Pittsburgh, was held
In the John Wesley ChapeL The follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unan
imously adopted;
WHEILILUI, We _regard the action of
the' Executive Committee in many re
spects usurping and unwarrantable; and
whereas, we fear that this action may
provoke a movement detrimental to the
end sought; therefore,
Resolved, That we most earnestly urge
upon our constituents to submit to the
plan for the celebration of the ratification
of the. Fifteenth Amendment. and unltt
all their efforts to make the celebration s
stand amens.
Resolved, That.. we most respectfully
urge upon the celored people the propri
ety of closing their plates of business
on the day and night of the celebration.
Resolved, That we most respectfully
ask the fiends of Justice, human liberty
and political equality. (better known as
Rapublicans,) to decorate and Illuminate
their home, and places of business on
tba day and night of the celebration.
ilesolved, That we most respectfully
ask the Committee on Colored Schools to
allow the teachers to close- their schools
on thst4ay, In order that all who may
desire to do so can participate in the cel
ebration.
Mr. T. J. Londln moved that there be
a Finance Committee of twenty ap
pointed, as Moue: , Mr. Jamey Owens,
Chairman; Mr. A. A. Hall, Secretary;
Mr. John Gaither, Treasurer, and Messrs.
William Simplon, John Little, A. Haw
kens, T. J. Londin, W. Waters, A. D.
Johnson. Robert Mabarney, G. B. Knox,
Henry Brown, Paris Surly. A. Watkins,
Wm.
Crapp. John Wright, Sr., R. P.
Thompson, B. Janson, J. Palmer and
William Mlles.
Mr. Lemuel Gaging, a welLknown and
ggssnntlemanl,y colored man, was elected
Marshall of the POW:with Division of
the day procession.
On motion of Mr. Owens there was a
committee of Ave appointed on banners.
T. J. Londin then moved that three
carnagee be procured and Invitations be
ettruided to the. following gentlemen:
His Honor. Mayor Brush, the Presidents
of both branches of the City Oonnells,
Mtn. J..Kodoorhead, lion. P.M.Collier, -
Cot Wm. PidUtps, A. Harper, Esq.,
OoL T. M. Bayne, Col. John Snodgrass,
001. J. Brown, Gen. A. Pearson and
Wm. Q. More land, Esq. ,
<i motion of Mr. (login; a committee
of dye were appointed on musto.
On motion of Mr. B. W. 8011, it was de
cided to procure carriages for the aged
and Infirm colored men.
The meeting adjourned to meet nee.
Wednesday evening, February 16th, la ,
seven o'clock, at the colored action
bottle on hither street.
THE COWIE&
Thstrlet Court-.4adce Hampton
SATURDAY. February 12.—The thee of
the court was occupied to hearing argu
ments and [notions, none of which were
of any public Interest.
TRIAL LIST FOS MONDAY.
164. Ildeckrallazull Johnston vs. Cook et or.
98. (0. L ) Lastly vs. Hobbs.
181. St. Andrew's Church vr. Hoag.
127. Harrison vs. Brareton and Wilkins.
108; Irwin vs. Shaffer and Blandon.
168. Trlmble vs. Williams.
169. Sturges; Arnold vs. Shields' gsr.
171. Habenstain Ts. P. F. & M. Turnpike
Company
172. Simpson wt..
Gilmore.
179. Cralg s m Birch. •
common Pleas—FlWl Beach.
13avtwav, February 12.--Court met
at ten o'clock and the nine.! Saturday's
loudness was transacted;
'ln the case of Catharine Kerr vs. dames
V. Kerr, divorce. Petition presented
and subpoena awarded.
John J. Medina va..Henrtetta Medina,
In disarm Petition presented and slab
poens awarded. _
M. IL . Finicia vs. B. IL Finials, in dl.
♦ors: Petition presented and subpoena
awarded.
lathe matter of the Homenrood
ints,nppliestion for a charter, a petition
Wear fineented 'and a preliminary order
Oommonweelth ez rel., Em.
Math Ts. thoKeepor of County Work
IMO
House, a wilt of habeas corpus. The pe•
thinner, Einstein,' wax at September
senions convicted on nine indictments
for Selling liquor, and on the 11th day of
December was brought into Court on a
process and sentenced in five of the canon
to pay a fine of PO to the Commonwealth,
the costs of prosecution and undicrgo an
imprisonment IQ the County Work
House fora period of ten days In each
came. The term of sentence, fifty nay..
having expired the petitioner demanded
his liberty, which was not granted, and
this writ wse Issued to obtain It. After
hearing the arguments of Mr. Morrison
for the petitioner, and District Attorney
Pearson for the respondent, the Court
held that the eontence included the pay
ment of fines and coats, and the petition.
er was remanded to the Work House,
there to remain until the sentence wax
complied with. '
In the came of McElroy va..l. W. Bar.
ker, motion for a new trial by defend
ant's counsel.
S. Hockheinter vs. Vogel and Walter,
motion for a new trial aad reasons filed
by plaintiff's counsel.
Commonwealth Ex. Rel. Col._ 0. T.
Baird vs. James Hunter, a writ of Alabama
corpus, to obtain the custody of Anna
Margaret Finnegan, a child ten years of
age. The petitioner resides in Steuben
ville, where It appears the child's father
died about ten days 511108. At the time
of hie death the father left the child in
the care of its grandmother and 'Colonel
Baird. A few days afterward the grand
mother, who resides in Allegheny, re
turned home, leaving the child in Sten.
benville, and next day after her return,
Jas. Hunter, the respondentto this writ,
who is the child's uncle, wont to Sten
benville and brought the child to Atte;
gheny city, where he resides. Col. Baird
was appointed guardian of the child by
the Probate Court of Jefferson county,
Ohio, and by virtue of said. appointment_
claimed the custody of the child. The
Court, on hearing the testimony of the
petitioner, and examining the papers,
gave the child Into hie custody, as he was
its legal guardian.
TRIAL LIST Foie 'MONDAY.
214. Carlin vs. Campbell and wife
288. Schmidt vs. Emory .13rom. ,
240. Eichler vs. Richela.
184. Kennedy et al. "Re DlU:lndio
218. Steen et aL vs. Gilmore et aL
242. Jenkins vs. McLaren.
337. Collins et aL vi. Tina
38L Harkins vs. Snow.
384. Reed vs.,Clark.
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MM. Monroe at M. vs. Hari et al.
No. 98 Is Iliad for trial on Thursday',
Quarter Seraloua—Judge Stowe
' HATIJR.DAT, February 12 —John Vohr,
convicted of assault and battery at De
cember session, was sentenced to pay a
fine of $lO and Cads of prosecution.
A lumber of petitions were presented,
and other business of no public Interest
transacted.
ALLEGHENY.
A water pipe is being lald_ou Corry
street, Find ward, which obstructs travel
over that thoroughfare.
Allegheny can, without boasting, lay
claim to being one of the best goyerned
municipalities in the States.
Janes Reed and David Jones were
fined as each by Mayor Callow Saturday
afternoon for rapid_rivitig over theSua
peads' &Ri
om
It is not improbable that the considers.
tion of-the water quesUons will result In
the building of new works. Events are
drifting that way. •
Street Commissioner McCraw will have
his hands full this year. Preparations
are being made for street Improvements
on an extended scale.
Saturday mernleg before daybreak,
two valuable horses were stolen from the
stable of Mr Samuel Watson, on the
Perrysville plank road.
A 13pecial Meeting of Allegheny Coml.
die will be held some time during the
present week to consider unthiished bu
siness, laid over last Thursday night.
Alderman Bowden, late Chlefof Police,
has. opened to office on the west aide of
the Diamond, where he win be pleased
to attend to the legal wants of his friends
and acquaintances.
It was reported on the atreete !eater
day that Dr. L. Smith had received the
appointment of Sealer of Weights and
Measures 011 Saturday and would lecaive
him commission next Wednesday.
Mayor Callow yesterday imposed a tine
of five dollars each upon two cattle deal
ers, Rudolph and Lammenger, for dri
ving cattle through the streets on Sun
day, in violation of a city ordinance.
The matter of encbming City Hall
Square with a fence Is a long way oft--
Councils having rescinded their action
at the last meeting. There seems tube a
difficulty about the coat. Citizens who
rejoiced at this contemplated Improve.
meat Finfortunataly counted their little
bantams too fast.
Religlona—A most remarkable series
of religious meetings have been In pro
gress at the North avenue M. E. Church,
Rev. E. J. Gray, pastor, during the peat
five weeks. Over one hundred and
thirty persons have made a profession
of faith, and the meetings continue with
apparently unabated interest.
Commendable.--On Friday evening the
members of the Beaver street M. E..
Church assembled at the parsonage and
after ■pending the evening in pleasant
social Intercourse, gladdened the heart
of the pastor and his estimable compan-
Inn by the presentation of a purse con.
Mining a handsome contribution of
greenbacks. Capt. John Sample, in a
neat speech, presented the testimonial,
which was received by Dr. Nesbit In to.
half of the recipients, In his usual happy
style. "
Kicked to Deatti.
Saturday afternoon, Coroner._ Claw.
son held an Inquest on the . body of An.
drew itishop at Ills residercee on Carroll
street, In the Second ward. The deceased
was-• employed as a hostler at the
Rollahouse Hotel, corner of Ohlo and
Beaver streets. On Friday afternoort,
about five o'clock. while pausing through
the stables he was kicked in the head by
• ferocious horse, and then crushed
against the side of the stalL By this
time his cries attracted the attention of
cther employee, by whom he was res
cued. Jidedical attendance was secured,
but be died about nine o'clock the lame
evening. The physician thought his In
ternal Injuries produced death. A ver
dict in accordance with the fame was ran . .
rendered. Bishop was about Ibrty.five
veers of age, had only been employed
four days at the hotel, and leaves a wife
and family.
Annexation of McClure Township to
_ Allegheny,
A meeting wia held Friday evening,
February 11, 1870, at Eichool.house
2, In McClure township, of the citizens of
that portion of the township, lying
southwest of the Pittsinugh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad and ex
tending from Allegheny City line to
Jack's Run. •
The meeting wax organised by electing
James Shipman, Esq., President, and
Cyrus Hutchison, Secretary. The Prod.
dent stated that the meeting .was called
for the purpose of discussing tho propri
ety of annezing the township to Alio.
ghen After eillne discussion th
lowing y.
wore unanimously adoptede fol
:
Bosolved, That a committee of eye,
Messrs. Roland D. Jones, Lewis Hilkey,
Joseph Sheverton, Cyrus Hutchison and
George Whittmore, be appointed to
draft a petition and procure signers and
forward It to the Legislature now In
session.
Resolved. That the Pittsburgh GA
zwriu be requeauxt to publish the pro
•ceedlugs of the meeting.
suoonNa AFFRAY.
A Desperate , Encounter in Deserve
Townstdp—A Man abet and Severely
Wounded—Arrest of the Perpetrator
Counter Charges.
Saturday afternoon Mayor Callow I vrea
engaged in investigating the tircetm•
stances attending a desperate shooting
affray „which • occurred on the Spring
Garden Road, Reserve township, Friday
afternoon. The principal partite were
George Steinbaugh.• teamster employed.
by Mr. Baer, and John Roth, a quarry.
man. It seems Roth was out hinting
with a gun for acme lost poultry, when
he encountered Steinbaugh on the prem.
bds of Mr. Beer. Be approached that
Individual, who wan unloading a wagon,
and It is alleged charged him with steal
ing the poultry. The charge was denied
by Stelnbaugb, Who moved toward his
accuser. Roth retreated to the public
road, when he turned, it is stated, and
fired on his pursuer, altar which he fled.
The gun was double-barreled andioaded
with singe. One of them struck Stein.
bough In the knee, another grazed his
cheek and • third took affect under his
right eye, in his cheek. The attention of
Mr. Baer end others wu called to the in.
Jared mu, who was taken into the house
and Dr. liardtinsyek summoned. After
an exesalnattoo, he pronounced the
ti+k ,~t;:
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1870
vaizrhunr.d.inntihde
pkirrhothve
necessitate t dan i e asms r h o p w: urt.
A party now started out and
time discovered Roth secreted in a shed.
The min was taken from him and, It is
maid,' the stock broken over his back,
when his captors allowed him to go.
That evening Mayor 'Callow received
an information for felonious assault and
battery against Roth, who was midis.
(penny arrested by officers Weir and
Miller, who found him 'several miles
from the city and were compelled to fire
at him several times before he would
stop. He had a dirk knife and pistol in
his possession but was perfectly docile.
The hearing resulted in his being held
to bail for triaL ,He was allowed tore.
Main In the lockup yesterday, but will be
taken over to-day unless security is
given. Saturday evening he made in
formation against Christ. Ranooff, John
Baer,. Wm. Baer, and his victim, Geo.
Steinbatigh, char ging them with beating
him, after theahooting, In a terrible man
ner. He complains that one of his ribs.
Is broken the result of their assault.
The accus ed gave bail for a hearing.
THE LOST TREASURE.
A Fascinating Admtrec ne at Ilia Pe
collarities—A New anse—How He
Sticceeded.
We mentioned the fact of an !attempted
swindle by forgery In Allegheny about
a week ago, and the sudden disappear
ance of the perpetrator without the for
mality of bidding his acquaintances
i. l .
+MI tr. Since hie disappearance a new
tra action, illustrative of his peculiar
cha &eternities, has been developed. A
young lady is interested in the cue. Her
beauty and Manifold accomplishments
- completely-won the admiration and de.
votion of the glutting Prank, who fre
quently whiled away the evening hours
in her society, at a private boarding
house—for she was a comparative stran
ger In the city and an attentlendant at
one of our female colleges!. Oay and
dashing in appearance, of prospects the
most brilliant scoording to his statement,
I and the possessor with/dor il fervid im
agination united to An* conversational
av e
powers, is it to. be won at that he,
in turn, induced a Confidence to
spring up In the tee mind of the
maiden? Well, contlnited his visits,
always welcome, up to the evening pre
vious to the little, fiasco which mewed-
Wed his hasty removal and prolonged
absence from the city. On that occasion
an hour or two had passed pleasantly by
on golden wings, when, a few minutes
before his departure, the youth held in
his hand an elegant gold chronometer—
the parting gift to the lady from her
her. Somehow, either by accident or
•therwlee, the glees crystal of the time
keeper was suddenly reduced to in
noltealmal fragments, to the dismay of
the owner. With a thousand apologise
and fervid anathemas upon his awk.
wardneas the just swain strenuously in.
slated, against the wishes of the lady, la
pocketing the injured article and carry
ing it off for repairs. — The next evening
he was out of the city . and for several
successive . twilights, the . wadding fair
one awaited the return of her admirer.
Tier vigils were In vain. Be came not.
The atmosphere of Allegheny would
have had a deleterious influence on his.
health. With a "heart bowed down,"
she mourned the loan of her confidence
la human nature, and a watch valued
among the hundreds. It Is pleasant to
record, however, that her sorrow,
in one sense, was of short duration. A
few days thereafter, while promenading
one of our principal thoroughfares; the
glittering assortment of valuables in the
show window of a pawnbroker arrested
her attention, where, dazzlingly display
ed among a host of spurious . Imitations,
was her own lost • treasure of gold. It
was the week of but a few moments to
"interview" the dealer in miscellanies.
and learn bow the prias came Into his
possession, through the hands of a youth
—her late adorer evidently from sue des
crlptlon—wto had exchanged it for a
mere sang in greenbacks several days
before. A compromise was quickly ef
fected and the watch returned to ate
rightful pcmaeasor, who joyfully wended
her way homeward, resolving henceforth
to be more circumspect in her conliden
cos—eepecially toward fascinating mid
elegant representations of the genus
homo.
SOUTH SIDE.
The Inclined Railway to ML Washing
ton le rapidly approaching completion.
Itaiencee.—The South Side boroughs,
like Allegheny cite, are not troubled
with "unexpended heirloom"
Comelldatlen.—The hieride of Outsell.
dation on the South Side up that the
measure le daily increasing in point.
tartly.
Dull.-:Publlc business Is so extremely
dull On the South Side that some of the
Justices have become ~ r usty' in legal
matters. A short time since one of
them entertained an action for breach of
promise. which was fortunately adjusted,
and since that time another has taken it
upon himself to entertain an action for
slander or defamation of character.
Explasian.—An explosion occurred in
Hartley's Coal Mines at Raw Mill Run,
Friday morning, by which four men
were Injured. The men, James and John
MeGonnigle, and two brother!, named
McMulligan, were working in the mine,
which is entered by a shaft of consider-
able depth, when the explosion occurred
The first two named were seriously
burned about the face,' body and arms,
and the latter, although thrown some
distance and considerably bruised, were
but slightly burned. Dr. O'Brien at
tended the injured men. • •
Beal Estate Transfers.
The following deeds were admitted of
record In the office of Thos. H. Hunter,
Recorder for Allegheny county, Bator
day, February 18th, 11370:
Mostd a. Waiter to Letitia C. Ernuedy, sob...
1570: 21 by MO feet ea litabeilaotrest, Alleghee•
Oily 5100
James 0. Croft to Trusts es of Ylfth Methodist
Church of Pittsburg)", lire X, MR irresalss
lot ea Murphy stlest,l4,l, want, filtUbarire,
$2 Ot4l
N. 14, pen/regatlonal Clarch, of Zsat 1114tolnl,
bam. to elatoUol J. Thosna9. Dee. 19, UN; lot
bl 60 NO on Ws: hlogto n Woe., Put 2 1 1nolnl.
Dam
P. Ann A. Nun-. t.t . Hottry 1211122•1 Vfot i
21. IND: 43 by 12: , fee On 91r293, Ormsby
17( 0 . 0 .2 r 1 0 . 0 6 b a to WI. Moon, Aprll 1, 1244: 2.2trodi
In fool?. loorottilp 14,421
Christ 1199.2.1 to Pd. Plndioi Jan. 4.1370;
by IN fort on LArltoor9tret t. lot I.lb9Ny .12 0
Pathailne Foyer', P9anou
N. aro; z, by 92 foot on Jock.. :43941.,
pony 111.710
J. D. Orovos to UIbeCCA R. I.ooe. lot on eon.
greo. 912.41, bor2k, :0 by 90
if 11. Clulev. 'Sheriff, Jobn Yelly..llBoll
12221 21 by KO root on Dorian strett. Plitaboreb
Cbarl.• not:ll224e' to Damned 1.01.212/4010. Jon?
10. 4070: 19 by td fret 011 Mayl9 9tr00t,A11.4144 , 9,
MN/
i Clerical Dulles. •
Eorroes or O.lllaTTE.—The office of
Dl6triet Attorney about the time
the arrangement waa made between Mr.
Carnahan and Mr. Moore fbr • divlslon
of the fees earned, mturthave been • very
religioneplace. Mr. 11011111 a demos at
his official career and
s sit.polltlcal course
published In Friday • prnercial, Sari
that It was abacdutelyary that he
should employ an assistant, that the du
tlea of an assistant wore altogether den
cal, and that he employed Mr. Moore on
account of Ma qualification for the pod-
Wm. Aa Mr. M. up to that time had
been a preacher a nd had never had any
experience In drawing' andlotmenti or
other legal papers of any' kind, it is
fair to biter that Mr. Oarnahan bad ref
erence to the duties of a clergyman when
lie used the word clerical, and the con
clusion la that he hired Mr. Moore to do
the praying for the office and look after
the soul' of the oriminala.
Trout Flolabg
Oar readers may not be generally
aware of the fact that the Legislature of
Pennsylvania, on the 21it day of April,
1869, passed a pretty stringent law for
the protection of trout. It prohibits the
fishing for them at all seasons of the
year by any other means or devices ex
cept by hook and line, and forbids - the
capturing of them In that manner exoept
in the months of April, May, Jane and
July. Persons are positively prohibited
from fishing for them In any way during
any other time of the year. The law
imposes a penalty of five dollen upon
any officer neglecting to make report of
riolationy which may come under - hie
notice. The officer is also liable to be
disMlseed from his caw for the same
neglect. This law, we hope, will have
the effect of sufficiently protecting this
favorite fish and make them more plenty
in our brooks and streaMs than they ,
have hitherto been..
OPERA Hinnus..;--Idila Maggie Michell,
the moat talented and ideating actress on
the American stage in her special line of
characters, concluded a very suonesaful
engagement at the Opera House. War
day evening. This *venlig:Mrs. Bowen.,
who stands at the head of the protendOu,
will appear in _t..p.ady Andley'a Secret".
as ,Lady Andiey. a rote in which she hal
no equal, and with which she Is pecan:
any identified in EGRANIUMES other cor
rect appreciation and true interpretation
of the character as portrayed by Mel.
Rraddon, the author of the fiction whit&
furniabse the plot Mr the drama. Mrs.
Bowen will be supported by Mr. fdoCol
- a young man of genius and culture
in his profeedon.
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..: .:#..`c {,~,.., ~~t.r.'S.y ( '4..M:.x~;il ads-._.'i".L2 .....~~kin~~.rs
._
Aron d Sale of unto:
Below we furiklalrour 'nation with a
price catalogue of silks to be, sold at ad
ministrator'. sale 'at • J. W. Barker dr
Co.'s 65 Market...street, commencing on
Tuesday morning, the 15th Init., on the
second floor of their establishment, and
to be continued each day until all are sold.
The sale is the largest and mad import
ant of the kind ever held in this city.
Here is the catalogue and prices, which
are reduced from twenty-five to fifty per
cent.:
Lot. Per .Yard.
1 Fancy Brocade • 186
• 2 do do • 120
3 Pbtln do Double Face' 145
4 Blue and White Foulard Stripe.— 85
6
5 Figur wn ed
Corded do do ..... 65
Bro • • 90
7 Green do 125
33 Blue - Heavy Corded 860
8 Fancy Stripe. 1 10
do do 100
10 Plain Brocade d'le face, imperfect, 85
14 Fancy do Stripe 1 90,
15 American Brocade 8r0wn_..... .....2 25 ,
17 Fancy Black do (Fine) . .. ..„..2 60
19 do do do (Extra F1ne)...2 73
11 Black and White Stripes 200
12 American Stripes. 2 15
13 Black and White Stripes-- _2 25
116. do do do do 180
18 do do do do 100
20 Fancy 60
22 do do
23 •do do
24 do do
25 do' do
26 do do
.......... 07
1 15
1 45
•
27 Plain 'Extra Wide 10
28 do do do 220
29 do do do 230
30 do do do 245
M. do do do 200
32.d0 do do 320
34 Plain Levender 1 95
35 1 Drees 15% Yar da
. Drab Gros
Grain, Imperfect 1 40
38 I Dress 15 Yarehre-Blue Grew Grain,
Imperfect 1 90
37 Plain Colored 1 10
88 do do - 1.22
39 do do 135
40 do do 165
41 do do • r . 85
42 do do 210
43 . do do Damaged 'BO
44 do do do 105
45 do 'do do 115
46. Plain colored, damaged ~..1 25
• Moirelque
47. 1 dread l3 yards reen Figure-2 00
98.1 do 14 do b 225
99. 1 do 14% do 8r0wn......_....25
60. 1 do 14% do do ..:....... ...2 25
51. 1 do 14 do Ashes oltrise...2 50
62. 1 do 14 do Lead Color" 275
53.1 do 14% do Game; 300
54. 1 do .14 do Straw C010r_....3 15
65. 1 do 14 do Pink 316
66. 1 do 13 do Bine;.... 3 15
57. 1 do 13 do' White ' 315
68. 2 do 14 does. do • 825
fa. 1 do 13 yds.whlteCordedPolka 2 10
80. 1 do 16 do do Taffeta (ex:)...3 15
61. 1 do 14 do do do do .-3 50
62. 1 do 13% do do do do ...2 75
63. 1 do lb% do do Corded.. ..... „I 85
64. 1 do 19 do do do 195
65.1 do 14 do do do 200
66. Plain TatietaWhite 1 70
67. do do do 190
68. do do do - 195
69-Assorted collars, check poplinetta 90
70. do do plain do _lO5
71. do do stripe do .1 45
72. do do do do ..135
73. Black and Whlte'Check do ..1 15
74. Black Gros Grain ....... :.. 1 55
75. American Black do 230
76. Black Gros De Rhine 9 35
77. do do do 280
78. do do Grain 285
79. de do do 800
80. do do do " ' 245
81. do do do 210
82. do do do - 175
8.3.. do do do ...... ...... .2 45
84. do do •do 350
85. do do - do • S9O
M. do do do 450
87. do Corded 225
89. do do
89. Black Moire Arincie 2 95
This Catalogue oontains over 1150,0640
worth of the best assortment of Bilks to
this market, and are marked down to
prices that must insure their sale. Skis
rob CASH ►lPn Okfili On LT.
Cut this out and tak - eltici the ude.
Reliable Articles.
Imperial and Turkey Prunes, Minna
and Basket Layer Raisins, Boodles. and
Valencia Raisins, French Capres, and
Pimalllll, Spanish and French Olives,
Cranberry and Celery Sauces, Athens.
aloe, Woroesrerehire, Bengal and Lon
don Club Sauce% Crop d Blackwell's
renowned Chow• Chow, Walnuts. Mixed
Pickles. Girkin`s Piccalilli and Cau ll.
flowers, Tamarinds, Extract of Beef,
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk. Schemes
Prepared Cocoanut, French Mushroom
and Peas. Scotch and American Marma
lades, Durham Colman's Mustards,
assorted Jellies and Extracts, Staffed
Mangoes and Peppers, Pickled Limes,
Canton Ginger, Asset Olive 011, But.
bell*. Prepared Wheat Carrie, Gelatine,
Liquid Rennet, India Come Powderalas
arti's Tapioca Farina, Whitman. a Bs
ker's ChooOlates, tta., an, at
112 Federal street, •
. Allegheny City.
3 Groans BRAYXIf.
flow to get iPlanO or Organ
In these days of refinement and eorn.
fort no home, "be It ever so humble," is
complete with Ont a piano or organ, with
which to sweeten the hours of leisure and
rest. Bat how to get one Is the prob.
tem, when you havn't got the money to
pay down for one. Mellor et Hoene, the
wide awake Music dealers, of 63 Fifth
avenue, have solved this problem by the
Adoption of their new renting plan by
which you can rent any piano or organ
that may snit your taste, and make ar
rangements to have the rent money go
toward the purchase of the instrument.
By this plan every one can awn have •
Plum or organ of their own In the.honse.
By all means stop in at Mellor dt Hoene's
and examine their beautiful stock, and
hear their terms. Remember the place,
63 Fifth avenue, next door below Ma
sonic Hall.. 2.
Aveßon Hales or Real Estate.—Tbelek
perty,lo9 Beaver 'street, AliegmnY.
be aold on the premises Wednesday
next at 2 o'clock.
- • . .
Tbe - fine property 72 Washington ave
nue will be sold on the premises Thurs
day next at 2 o'clock.
The farm lands of the late Col.
tilbson being about 400 acres, in Pine
townaglp, will be sold at 169 Federal
.street, Allegheny, Friday next at 11
o'clock. Particulars by
A. L500a,22, Auctioneer.
CWWW....Tteg. and Now.
The following letter horn Caer.ltastioe
Chase, written while Secretary of the
Treasury in .1802 to the Committee of
Wayiand Means, Ls now re-published:
NAVY DR:PARTYRIGT, JUL 20, 1863.
SIR: I have the honor to aelinowledge
the receipt of a resolution of the Com
mittee of Ways. and- Means referring me
to House bill No. - 24.0, and requesting
my opinion as to the propriety and neces
sity of its immediate passage by Congress.
The condition of the Treasury certainly
renders immediate action on the subject
of affording provision for the expendi
tures of the Government both expedient
and necessary. The general provisions
of the bill submitted seem to me to be
well adapted to the end proposed. There
are, however, some points which may,
perhaps, be u sefully amended.
The provision making United SUM'
notes a legal tender has doubtless been
well considered by the Committee, and
their conclusion needs no seppoet front
any observation of mine. I t hin k it my
duty, however, to say that - In respect to
this provision my reflections have con
ducted me to the - same conclusion they
have reached. It is not - unknown to
them that I have felt; nor do I wish to. i
conceal that Lnow feel, a great aversion
to making anything but coin a legal ten
ds, in payment of debts.
• It hes been my anxious while to avoid '
the necessity of such legislation. It is,
however, at present, impoisible, In con
sequence of the large expenditures- en
tailed by the war and- the suspension of
the banks, to procure Sufficient coin for
disbursements; and it is therefore become
Indispensably. necessary that we should
resort to this issue of United States notes.
The making them a legal tender might,
however, still be avoided if the willing
ness manifested by the people generally,
by railroad companies and bynnusy of the
busking institutions to receive and pay
them es money in all transactions, where
shialutely, or practically universe], but
unfortunately there are some persona
came institutions which reins, to re
ceive and pay them, aid whose action
tends, not merely to the unnecessary de
preciation of the notes, • but to establish
a discrimination in business 'pipit those
In this matter who give a cultist support
to the Government, and in favor of those
who do not. Such discrinsization should,
If possible, be prevented; and the provis
ions making the notes a legal tenders his
great measure, at least, prevents it, by
putting all citizens in this ;upon 'on the
same level, both of rights and duties.
• The committee doubtless feel the rie:
cessity of accompanying this measure by
legislation necessary to se c ure the highest
credit as wen as , largest corm , for
these notes. This security can be found,
in my judgment, by provision for fending
them to interest•bearing bonds, by well
guarded legislation authorizing banking
associations with circulation based on the
bonds in 'which the notes are funded, and
by 'judicious system of adequate taxa
tion which will not only create a demand
for the notes, but by securing the prompt
payment of interest, raise and sustain the
credit of the bonds. Such legislation it may
be hoped will divest thelegal tender clause
of the bill of Injurious tendencies, and
secure the earliest possible return to a
sound currency of coin and promptly
convertible notes. I beg leave to add
that vigorous military operations and the
unsparing retrenchment of all necessary
expenses will alio contribute essentially
to this desirable end.
I have the honor to be, with very great
respect. 901111, truly, 8. P. CHASE.
To Hon. Theo. STEVILFIB, Chairman.
IT 111 reported and currently believed,
that the Delaware & Hudson Co. have
purchased 41 collieries Inthe Wilkesbarre
region. This is but another step towards
the final consolidation' of tke coal bust.
ness. Present events clearly idieste that
in the course of a few years the greater
part at the anthracite coal business, in
cluding mining, transporting and telling
by auction arid retail, will be carried oa
by three or four mammoth corporations.
In speaking on this subject the Record of
th 4 Timis says : "The Delaware & Hud
son Canal Co. now own nearly every.
thing from Mill Creek to Wilkesbarre,
the Delaware, Lackawanna &. Western
and the Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Companies have pretty 'nearly the whole
field below, on the east side of the river.
and a large share of the west side. It is
not easy to say what collieries some one
of three companies does not control the
destinies of, unless it may be those under
control of the Lehigh Valley and Penn.
sylvania Computes. Bo we narrow
down rapidly."
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SERGICANT-511•day. Tehro 130, 1370.
at 11:30 S. as.. Yrs 1.TD14 R., wife of John
A. Sergeant. ,n the 43d seer of her age.
The funeral 0111 take place from the metier:lee
of tar husband. ill Watson street. 7 traltDaT,
15th feet.. at A r.
UNDERTAKERS
09" LES & PEEBLES, IN.
:11DITAKSRS AND LPTLItY ErIABLBS,
eoretz g SAN G DUSKY STREET AND CHUttUb
INKS UIL AJleghenyCity. wham their 001,71
Itnitatlo.ls
WOKS conatantly_ !applied with real and
Rinanwigal. KUM., and Walwat
Coigns. at pricea varying from 414 to $lOO. Ba•
dies Dre a med forlintrinant. Hem. and Cu.
rh'=.L'ona.' ll ,,VV:t
and night.
JOSEPH MEYER & SOP",
lI2CDW.RTA_ICEII.B..
I=
.Cavalagea dor ilhasaariala Farstsbed.
COPPING and all 141neral Punishment at re.
deux* rat... au?
CARPETS, OIL OLOTHf3, &o.
CARPETS.
REDUCED.
Oil Cloths, Window Shade&
DRUOGETS.
DRUGGET ; SQUARER,
Ingrain - Carpets,
At the Lowest Prices Ever,Offered.
BOVARD, LOSE t CO.,
2IFTII. AVENUE.
REDUCTION IN
CARPETS
For a Short Time to Prepare for
SPRING TRADE.
OLIVER icCLINTOCK & CO
Hire
p n g v.....d
Carpets,
00 lotha,
Drug-gets. Ac., .
EASTERN PRICES.
Bore tamp. eset be secured by theme autlel•
gilefeant m "kb'S
"T"thae"
the
OLIVER ReCLINTOCR & CO.,
rat 23 Firth Avenue.
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Positive Reduction 111 Prices
up
PIANO COVERS,
Mosaic,
azinissaler,
Piton Rug*,
Crumb .Cloths,
are., tic.
IrCILLEM BROS..
111 PIPTH 4 rz.rui,
dem ABOVZ WOOD STRUT;
WOOLEN DRUGGETS
aivn
FELT CARPETS,
1L 4,1, 4,3, 31, 4 and 31
YARD WIDE.
normal= squeszs
finitikble for Parlors.
DINING ROOl CRIIII CLOTHS,
Woolen, Linen and Cotton,
AT Lon nuns num um mum
Siottwltlutsaanx the a ndloaxibmpl tariff
on lbws goods.
II'FIRLAND & : COLLINS
Maud VS Fifth Avenue.
odorms
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.
Bell and Brass Founders,
WINE, LOCOMOTIVE k EDWIN MILL
-BRASSES
Made, PrimoEy to Order.
SIAIIBIT'S METAL
Made and Kept on Hand.
ProiolOOM .114 Ma lone Wan of
J. 11. Cooper's;oved Balance Wheel
sTE PIMP.
Mee; 882 (PENN STAEST.
TeandmeetilMandltallreallatendet
ETPTARITIMII. PA
LIMES OR GENTLRMEN;
whi,,„ to plirekate,s Ines present for welt Mende Mrs
HOLIDAY GIFT.
Would do well to m a ral erandes sr/ stock
of WATCHER. JEWILRY and OIL
V e t R WARE of the al deal:able petters tee
W. G. DITINSEATEE'S.
JEWICLZB Aim ornoun.
A re . BPACLEVELAND
!WOW. ZattmliWblte
le sae TM • a• falrintia,
-
VINEGAR.
THE PITTSBURGH
VINEGAR.
WORKS.
& ADAMS,
167, 168, 169 and 170 -
SECOND AVENUE,
Ara now prepared to tarnish YiNEfilAlt at the
LOWEST KARI= RATE& Attention to DUn
titularly called to our -
EXTRA WINE VINEGAR.
BIICROHANT TAILORS.
HENRY G. HALE,
IFiIICHANT3AILOII,:
Coiner of Penn and Shah Sheets,
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
NOW COMPLETE
II'PIIERSON & 11UHLANBRIG,
BOCCI:MORS TO -
W. EL W'CCEIE & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 10 MITI NT„ late St. Clair.
We have Just received a large supply of Pall
Ind Winter Goals, which will be mold at reason
able prices. Dr. MU ELAN RED NU will still at
tend to the Cutting Department.
deMpsa YoPNEBI7ONI.
JP. DI'..Lt%Xi3DLE,
FASEUONABLS'
MEROHANT TAILOR.
Keep eonstsatly on band
Cloths, tcuudaserea and Veutingsh
YURNIARIMI GOMM!.
No. 93 1-2 Smithfield Street,
rrrrersuaina, PA.
Clothing made to order In the West
ael;II61
NEW FALL 000DL
591endld sur stack. of .
ClLormi, eAssimmags. toe,
Just reoalved tor MENEM MISTNIN,,
.e. 3: Mail:haat TNor. Ti SWUM& stmt.
WALL PAPERS
WALL PAPER
- At Greatly Reduced Priem
To make shelf room for new tood.• - We will no
tlllthe drat Harsh atonic now In store,
Without Regard to Cost,
=I
HANDSOME. PARLOR PAPERS,
DIN'S° ROOM PAPERS.
HALL AND CHAMBER PATERS.
kilo, a lama amortratatorCllZAP PAPZBB at
No:107 MARKET STREET,
=ll3
JOB. H. HUGHES Jt BRO.
ELIEGAIVT .
PAPER HANGINGS.
Enameled Wall Papers In
plain
tint. saw-
Mous to soot and smoke. Vermillion cro_nags
with !old and Inlaid rpm... P . :111%0881W VZI,
VETS. INDIA TA eir..T KY, fe WEEK PANELS
.tamped
tat o po d TilP.l".d.Aogi. to be found elsewhen
the country. Tor tale at
W. P. ISAILSHALLIA
NEW. WALL PAPER STORE,
191 Liberty Berea.
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WIN:I3S, LIQUORS, &O.
WAGNER'S FRENCH . COLORING,
• The Very Best la the Baited Btatta
MANUTICTURZD BY
WILLIAM WAGNER.
.drorthi Sereeeth Street; •
a Me i r . u7s—All th e leading bolas , In Mr-
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
INPONgliali of
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, 10.,
-113/01.1W/LIJI MAMMY II
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
4O PENN STREET, •
Have Removed to
Nos. $B4 AND *BB PENN,
Cor. Xteeenth St.. (formerly (anal.)
JOSEPH 9. FINCH & CO"
■99. 185, Man, inosa and 1911.
FIT MUST, ITIVIEBUBOIL,
Mailed
UMW Pare
Atm dealers La POSIXION wad r
= a3 Wkili
td il t
QllOll2. HOPS. te. *MAU
REMOVALS
3E3 litE CPI7,4EL Mat
WHITMOR.E„
REEL mairA..rE. AGENT,
Ras remove! from cortex Ohio sad fluoluslry
streets, to
103 OHIO BTREET,
fel ALLIGHZNY CITY.
TIENICYVALIA.
Merchants Fire hs co., cries.,
=I
MARKET FIRE INS. CO., N. 'Y.,
Participation,
Aesrrs. •632,811.40.
Connecticut Fire Ins. Co.. Hartford,
A88ET14.400.000.00
EDWARD I. lIVEHIS. Amon.
Removed to 106 FOURTH /MENU& betwesa
Wood std omitbdeld street. Plttolove4l%. •
Jaz2.9110
FL MULE C> VAL .
•
GRAY & LOGAN
Hum. ratnoTed front 4T KITH STILZIT, to
• 89 Filth kivnue.
Until haprovements on old stand art coml.
too. Au
L i ., : k 2 , 4 31
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WHEAT, purekam ANlON
Glum. Tun. errin
mid Noma enatittes. Indiana. TM. lot et
gnu.t nue yen but to to found and 'cannot
M moused by any In Hie United antes. •
We Eau aiso ansbed ImDroyeraente la
Machinery. Hain= Cloths and Connor Itoont.
asil are non preened to Main the
that Floor
we hays a n
ode Stir tan years at prior dal,
ennyelltion en
. the same grades or nee,
11 nialtaillDlr de HUM. •
Peed Steam Y 1,14 AllesbamiN
September 12. MS. ,
114111. FISH.
lush Lake Hereto"; •
-.• • o• Whirs nab
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WAS?, LANG COM!,
30. Ida Sad ad* WOCKI Alt•I
INSUR4LNCE
THE NEW JERSEY
Mutual life Insurance Co.,
NEWARK, N. J. j
Assets, Over 61500,000.
C 2741
Ali Policies lusted by title company us velvet
ball y Not.Toreettisg +nee the payment of ow
mutual premium.
Dividend§ annually declared and armlled op
third anneal premium, either 011 the permanent
of the policy. or in reduction of prang-
HENRY KIRKPATRICK,
General Agent,
167 1-2 Wood Street, (2d lioor,)
Bailable Avesta lamented
debtge
THE IRON Urn.
MUTUAL LIFE ISUBANCI CO.
Of Pennsylvania.
Office, lb Federal St., Allegheny City
DIRECTOR/1i
Hon. JAMES L. GRAHAM, •
gileekallgitle "
Rey. A. E. BELL, D.D..
Bey. B. H. NatoßlT, P.D.,
W. A. REED,_ Cashier Allegheny Trust co.
JACOB BUSH, Real Estate Agent,
SIMON DRUM, Mayor or AllesbenY.
O. W. BENNY. Hatter, •
A. B. BELL. Attorney.at-Law,
TT
D. L. PAER M
SON. Lumber erebaus,
D. SWOORE. tozurance Agent.
Capt. BART.
J ROBINSON Prcildsant.
Ha OBR C SH.KnD.
,Prattp
l.
C. R. BEBNY. Tressamr.
.11. W. WHITE. V=IAL AMMAR.
- DANIEL MODER, eeal Agent.
COMMThhIONED AGN NIP FOR TH COO
Jobe IL Moulds.. Allegh ny. P.
•
Rochester, a.
'Hey. James Aollilinshesd, P Bearer.
JP. if. Catania, McKeesport. Pa.
Gewrge H. Johnson Illsirsville, Pa.
J. P. Ytrayer. Johnstown. Pa.
Company strictly mato.. All profits .4roluilf
fronty holders by dividend returned auntislly
the end of the first your. All policies nen
forfeiting. lain
0 1
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PBS/LAN% BUILDING,
■o. BS Fifth Amine. Ilesond Moo"
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Capital All F..014171:4
N. J.14 , 10c= 6,1 1 . N.W0 r, Jr. Cnt-2101.1W.
Dual S. H Hartman. A. Ghanaian.
Jake Hlll, ht•Clarkan. J. N. HNI y,
Thomas Malta Jno.S.Willock,
ELBE T H. KIN%
JNO. Y. JENNINGS, V
JIM. T. JOHNSTON, Be
Cala. E. J. GRACE. Ge.
Insane on liberal Tenn.
and 111 Larine P'
114:01
EMI
EVM
NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Gr. Federal AL and Diamond, Allegheny,
Br
e. tho MCCORD NATIONAL B all=
uie
JAXs BTX s SON, Veastary.
Jobe 1. 'Eyler, IJaa. Lockhart. re. Wm%
722L.erahaa. Hobart Lea, 0. C. &nil,
720. Broare,7r. Coma tient, 3• coo kODP.
0.11.PW0112122 Jno. - Tbotapeon J. MoNahiper.
ale
INSURANCE COM.
P OP PITTSBHM , H.
ER HISSIC President.
_._P. HERBERT. Bear. edam
CAPT. OTHROZ NESS Oesieral Agent.
Om.~opn WI Water stroetlp LD,
asyr • Co.s Were.
ist
rine PIMA A home bard gallon, marketed by DI
ndu,. WWI are well anown to the ecaannity,
and vinous determined by promptness and Liber
ality to maintain the character which they 0000
==lafflatus the best leroMetton WWI
. as to 04 InnecA.
DIMICTOM
Alexander laMkt. ' Joan IL WOW.
R. kuier. Jr., Cban,".l. Clarkin,
Junes ltenaley, William tl.
Alerande penrn
Andmv Amen. Jmn n w.r
fill=. Wm. flytrison.
naV
INDEMERTY
AILCIALN3T LOU Er TERI.
FWlatr umsunitt CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
017101,434 art CHILEITNIIT ST.otear OTEL.
Marto. W. Stocker.
Tobias Warrhor.
Emmet Want,
.Ihoob R
trA l li 0. BAN
ZUW. 0, BALE. Vico
W. 0. 8. , • LI. Beare
J.
North W ertcantor °AßON •
latahrrrlS
%.
Brown,
Le
Edward CI Dale
rresleinnt.
AQWI.,
sad wood =MILL
pENNEITINANCAL .
MISURANCE COMPANY OF PIMSBUIMINI
0 1 / 1 01. No. 16T% WOOD FsTBl2l . , BAND
OP 00YYIB011 BUILDING.
TUB Is a Bane CompanyouN in.nu. mann
Wu by Ms exclutTely. .
LIONA.B.D ri t i ILTZB, President.
C. C. BO Vles Pruldent.
HOBERT PA CH, Troutman
HUGH. MeXLEINY, Bearoury.
Leanud Walter.Bla noTOs:
Start WINO&
0. 0. Bowl Goo. . INrus.
Hobert J. O. nu,
Jacob Painter, J. 0. Nether,
Josiah Elm John Voutloy,
Ju. H. HoplaU, A. Amman.
Ham 00..0. tie
PEOPLES' INSVUANCE COM•
PARR.
0771 CR N. Z. OOH M& WOOD • 1111T11 MTS.
&Ham o.lMosntakins7lni sad Marine Risk.
foralecrOLO:
may , J ~ a caps. ;obit L. Mord&
Weete, Barnum P. Muted;
Jobs F.. Parka, Cbarlea Arbuckle,
C. H. Lon Jared N. Brash,
ra,6vit'Verter. . li W altaAlft.kare
retn W V A oP r e d e
W. P. GARDlerit. Santa . • '
ALLEGMENY INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PITTISHIIRDH.
OZ.No. ST/IPTH BTANET MOEN.
DAM. aniddt MI kinds of / Humid Mutat
Maks.
T. J ABMS Vios
O. .
CAPT. WM. DE AN, Oaaaral Addat.
ndaodo L.
DAN E
Jr.. B. L. Painustoot
T. J. Heald...". W. H. heron.
O. 0 .4= l. Nod= H. Dan;
hand s&Mem
Chutes Ham. Oust. J . T.lNtoekdida.
Cam. W. Dean, T. H. N.M.. -
•LASS. OBEINA. OIITLICRY
100 WOOD STIIEET.
ZIEW GOODS.
FINE VASES.
sOIiZIKIAN AND MINA.
Br"
ITRAR TIMIA
OM QUM
8"110E513
MiTe Doak of
MYER PLATED Goons
Of DI AssalrolDak
Qell bel sa"d asamine
edi =I P i n', bnilur
BRE/a) & CO.I
100 we.
CHINA% GLASS
QUEENSWARE.
a large aseortment °tam patterns and shapes
Put received. Al. Plated and Brittarda Ware,
Vases and Parlan Ware. now opening and for
sale it very low prices at
H. RIGBY & CO'S.,
Ni. LIM= arsesls=
A vAi2.;411;11 roairq.t:fri:;•:ll
10BERT He PATTERSON & 00„
CORMIER OW
Seventk Avenge and Liberty St.,
PlTTSnmilit,
WIU ci s aieni Saturday mad
AN AMMON SALE
OW
ABASES, CAMASES, BUGGIES,
WAGONS, -
A ra s ATEMRITML:inf= tug
!sea ve.kTrifd".. :11,1%: m v u la%
sad good care teens aII2 S
JOHN H. STEWARr. ladloater.
icaurst. erzwArr„........aorr.lLTUTWOir •
ROHM H. PATTERSON & CO.,
AND
COMBELEMON STABLESI
am MEIN 1111113 -6 marl m
OM
=
4e'x'^s~u`~:~:
AbItISL'ISTENVI3
rF*NEYV OPERA 110IIPIP.
•
Tire. eppeuance In four year. of the treeteet
actress au the America, Stage.
MRS. D. P. DOWERS.
Supported by the popular young actor.
hilt. J. C. McCOLLOM.
MONDAY LVE37INO. February 14. fists,,
Use beaullful eeasallon play of
LADS' AIIDLiIf•S SYCRET: •
Ow, THE MLYersay AmsLar Cony. i
Lady Audley •
Itebert Andley
In besrsaland will shortly bo produced th e
new play of [MAIM
°rendMatinee on Saturday.
grACADEKII OF MUSIC.
SECOND CONCERT
MEM
CANTATA SOCIETY;
Tuesday, Feb. 15th, inst.
On whleit oedatoil will be bertornaed by the tal
strehgthhf lbt Society, ••Come Let its Ms"
(95th pulm).nd Ily Prayer,•• by Milh
dlelsechn, "Aguas composel for the Su: ,
ditty by Prot. Jos. Ebert, of rlttsbue4b, besides
• choice selection from the work, Of the be. t
=I
etc.. all 7:th lull orchestral accompentroeut..
The sale of securedieets will commence BAT•
VADAT. 19th test., at 9 o'clock A. ti., at tee
merle More of IleNor a Noche, 63 Fifth secant.
.Artrolaston. fl• No calm charge for secured
'eats, Famtl 7 Circle. 50 trots. jaa:tar
^~ o . a • a ;
WILLIAM MILLER & CO., '
Nos. !fl and 2PI Liberty Street,
Corner of Irwin, now oder the Lends at low dg.
uses, stiletiy
•
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar sad
• , Molasses.
Island On art.
Factoii fo k rt, e rklUtifirlM Baltl.l. Rr
toed do.
Golden Drips, Lovering,. Benoit; tituart'S
Adam. and Long Island Myron..
Porto Men, Cubs and lialgilsb Island Molasses.
hoorah Ryson, lopsn. Jenpertal, tlunpowder
and Oolong Teas.
Carolina and liangotn Ries.
Java, Lagaapra and illoCoffees.
Totten, Lssloll. Pith. balls. Glass, Soap*
Cotton lianas, to., constantly on head.
- ALSO,
IXPORTRRS Or
Fine Brandies, Wines and Sealus;
Rhenish, Moselle and Spangling Bock Wire
of Motet Co.. in bottles.
be . is
Spa ,
tioekhelritetkltos Moselr. Borsoody, le, Sebsrabe
do. rs and Johann
Brattenburg a Freres , Pine Olive OIL
do do Clarets, imported I n
do - do White Wines, to bottles.
W. Work Eons' Sparkling Cat...wits. ••
Plan Old Sherry. Madeira and Pon Wines
tree V ery 000 la Pd ...dates, pare.
do tlaperior Ola scotch do do.
ALSO,
8010 Arrant. for Mork A Mandan'. Amid VLa
Versensy and Salary Chan:ding:kn.
Brandies of onr own selection sad warrantna
BOtdit .
DILWORTH, lI&RP>IR & CO.,
243 Liberty Street,
(Oppoalto bead of Wood otereeta
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
(01d81
ESTABLISHED BY
A. do T. GOBELY, 1812.
W, GORKY,
WJE W T.TNI A T.SI GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
mammy OAF, !WM% HOTIL,)
• ITITISBUSGH, PA.
IL STEELY 4. A. EITKILX.
M STEELE & 80 1# -
* Commission areirchants
WI..OITII.,GFICAIN,FMM3::O; &o.
No. N 1 01110 ISTBSET, near East Common. ,
ALLNOTIENY &TT. Yi
PETER ERTL .AM P. Bien/aft
KEIL & BICHART, •
011211LISSION 1011110RETEETB'
PIOUS, GYII3 , lIKEDEI, RILL PEED,
20 Liberty 11., Plitabiuwks.
squaw -
MEANOR & HARPER,
31.qm:4 GRAIN AND PROM:ION
commission Merchanter,
N.. MB Limurry NTUSECN.
Cantimatota solleltml. • , eel
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
(Elscomorto terser i Anastronga r
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCILINn
sou to. 55 Market Stroot.
J, BLANCHARD, -
Wholesale and Retail Groeert4
No. EINII PENN BTPIZT.
2319
LITTLE, HAIUD & PATMEG.
i f Mgr. LAProdug. ?Nitur. ‘g:o U or, CO t =
Ash. carbon and Lard Oil. Ioony GIZA
Cotton Terns end all Plttaborgh Manna=
ge t tm14 1.. 1.151, and 114 BZCO ND
ROM 1. 110111511..K0W. 11001111....W11. s 5001111.
TORN I. HOUSE b. EROS., Sao.
r• awes IA JOHN L HOUSE •OO..Nbole
ale grocers sal Commission Merchant% Omer
O Amittillekt nod Water areas, Pittsburgh.
ZOOS 511177011 S. "'AWACS.
§:x1111PTON &WALLACE.WhoIe -
BALE DEDURS AND PRODUCZ
Na 6 SIXTH BTAIGNS. PlUtbartb.
PROFESSIONAL
qW. De CAfIP,
fTORNEY AND COUNSEIJ.DN AT LAW..
Hu tuncnred ifs GILV A T EITHLET, PHU
b",O4 Mull.. In ism U. Orcult awl
131. " 4 co r s. tbirfite 511PM6111134 tu.
°°.,_'" l l. ol NOM , coozdy, um =kW name.
..I ,o .:nautoucultut“. 1141.011
EL Er. p.-AccomucK,
Attornev-at-L aw.
Na GY GRANT 6TRSRT
—Prompt mfont.lon given to all kinds of legal
busloeso• 311
ANICHULtLD BLAKELET,
AnCI‘OIRigrEItOA.M‘IAELW.
ao. IS FIRTH 112111,KET,
I=ill
PTTISBIIIiGEI. VA
JOHN A. STRAIN,
axn~utnrsx;
•
L ruvrtric or THE rziazAzzi
POLICE NAGISTEATZ.
C c.,11f 1/IIeTH STUMM opPlsath %MOP.
thedsal. Pittsbarsh; Pa. Deeds, Bonds, Mort.
=Aelotowledite ants, Depositions and all
lasts/us 11e001ad with rorosiateess tnd
dispatch./
WBIL B. NEEPEB,
ALTIZIMAIT MTh SI•0171010JIMICZ OF
TIM PEACE.
OFFICE 89 FIFTH AITENVE.
,
d+ ud Yon op %T
-sp. sad all le,al out:css sirteudgm b P.. 4411 1,
sod seenntalf.
COTTON MILLS.
ErjEES, BELL & CO.,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS;
prioroFixspxsoEt.
■aaofwtatafl of ILIL&Vt NZDII7III owl LIGHT
matron AND 11•61N01141
AND WITTING.
STONE
•
WEST COMMON • •
//Schism Stave War".
31100IIIreateortar of Wbst(hmusidlN ' r
sussmic ALTIVATEIa a CO.
yepad Or Pr.a.ns . sboat notteollairtle
:adEton., Plus tot 814.rie . 11eseur
te. v. 4 7.11) Stotte‘.ll • _
IRMA. Iv •••••••••0 1r.,. • •••••.••
FN :To : v
BAlnt & MOEUES,
'B, ' t
new mufti assoutarrox surrmitga,
sudA Hu our Straw IlLbtlarst4
IhneAt altastlea giThsb Ulf &Winds/ sad
taasiaz of WWII' HUMS aid rum °
*mows, •