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The wen and ofeort of the Daily and
Weekly Gaszire will Ye removed, from
the 220th to , the Mat of March, from their
old stand on Fifth avenue to the large,
ittur4dorliid “GassTra Buildings," at
the corner of Smithfield street and Sixth
;avenue, reoontly purchased by the pro
prietors as a permanent home for the
eimarrs,
,' Went; For Fele and For Rent will be
,bn
nd on 2d peg&
The snow plow wax ont - at work on the
eltlsena' Passenger Railway yesterday.
The Go Committee held • meeting
last night and considered politico:mitr
the erection or twenty.elght gas lamps
In Tartans partial the city.
Ctmttuir Clawson held an inquest yes
tardey on the body of John Kampaton, a
ehild who died suddenly of congestion of
the brain, in the Ninth ward Tniusday
The Pittsburgh and Iltrmingham.and
tha Central Passenger Railways were
Only running hall the usual number of
am yesterday, but have four horses at-
Seabed to each car.
Enders Gazette: Alter, elz years
trial of the 'Heeler scales" at oar boiler
works wo- freely say that•we neither
know nor want better melee.
• Timm tt: Co.
Taken Hack.—Eitephen Moine and
into Herds, the colored boys who were
arrested on a charge of larceny on Wed
nesday, were yesterday taken back to
,ITsdotdown by offloar Lucien Bunting, of
ghee place. .
' Ferocious Dog.-13. Hooper made in.
formation beforo Alderman Newbert
yesterday agelest.Totot Ford for keeping
-1111 ferocious dog. The animal. It Is alleged,
attacked Wad' severely bit Hooper's eon.
Warrant termed.
Edward - Fatale made information
'blade Alderman Newbert yesterday,
&sag= Jacob Millar with larceny.
:T✓t/parttos boarded at a hotelon Seventh
;Iffinne, and it Is alleged Reefer appro.
; prated Dottie of the deponent's clothing.
'Warrant finned.
Emily Jant—din. Hannah Davie
inforMation before the Mayor yea.
Alarday, charging her husband, John B.
Davis, with 'mann and battery, alleging
that the accused struck her with hla fist
'And knocked her down. She further
'Wages that he threatened to' kill her,
'and as information for surety of the
Moe was leaned.
*urethanes for those wanting any.
thing In the way of hardware, se Mr. N.
Stony, at 144 Smithfield street, is engaged
In business out of the city, will sell off
his well selected stock of goods at cost
prices. By all means do not let this es.
eape your notice, for you may look for
bargains. He also hu his counter and
shelving to dispose of, all wlthla thirty
days.
A hearing was had yesterday In the
WO of Neill Briceland. charred with
threatening to knock all tho tooth out of
-Charles Grady's mouth. It appeared on
the tieerthiC that Mr. omdy wee the for.
taste poseemorof - lint one Incisor, and
that In the last stage of decay, but the
Alderman feeling that the obstreperous
Neill might, his threat into exacta
don mid forcibly remove that one, held
the Accused to ball for Court.
Ranh Treatniedt.—Patrick Conner
made Information terve Alderman
McMaster* against Fred. Williamson,
barkeeper at the "Three Pigeon.," on
Rosa gullet, for assault and battery.
(boner stopped at the house the other
evening, when by some misfortune he
incurred the displeasure of Williamson,
ratio tbereepon, be alleges, attacked
end beat him unmercifully. The accused
WS arrested and held for a hearing.
Valnable•Ceal Lauds for Sale.—Mr. L.
Mellwalne;encrtioneer, will expose at Ms
salewoome, No. 106 Smithfield street, on
Tuesday, March 15th, as per extended
advertisement elsewhere announced,
several of the very beet coal fields of
Western Petmoyiventa, located In Bald
win township.. TMe _property will be
sold ehe , a p and It Invites the attention of
all arylt rw who are desirous of -Mak
ing $ good investment. Read the adver
tisement. .
llegraw'r. No. 45 Ninth (Rand) etroet.
is not the only place in the city where
• tobacco and cigars are sold, but lovers
of the weed. after once purchasing at
Ms establishment; never care to hunt
any other. The stock on hand bialways
large and of the very beet champion
Megraw's long experience In the
.trade ambles him to anticipate the
wants of his patrons, and as a conas
gnaws, be has no lack of customers.
. .lt at 45 Ninth street.
Charity Ehlr.—The voting on the fol
lowing articles will close to night and we
.trust there will be a libenll attendance:
On the elegant set of gauges and tongs
for the most popular iron roller. The
dish fdr the most popular iron boiler.
The gold watch for the most popular and
charitable genllemen. The contests runs
idea:and a great deal of interest Is man
ifested. To-night the Fair closes, and
donbtieo• the coaaaion will be crowned
with =immense stUtufanoe. . •
Alleged Neteence.—Yesterday morn
tag:Robert Arthur. made information
,'.beans Aldernum Zdortaatere, charging
-Thomas Graham with maintaining a
public nuisance. ..The parties own ad
joining properties In the Sixth ward, and
art dlilloultyls In rebition• to abstract
, lag an alley which runs between them.
Arthur. allege. Graham built a Wee
slaws the tholonabfare and completely
,blooked It hp, claiming that It wu pe
wale. when In fart it Is a public+ alley.
Tbe disputed strip runs between Roberts
and hillier streets. The accused was ar.
noted and gun ball fir a hearing.
That Plagiarhaa
The volunteer critic of the aka, who
:unblushingly branded Profaasor .Ebert a
'; Musical plagiarist; hu indiscreetly do
'stoned 40 identity, and we now leave
him to enjoy the dilemma Into which
navy and jealousy have consigned
'him. , . We quote,' ai an and of the con•
troversy, and with hearty
• eckoen nted and
l e a ndom ag e e m oefn ta,
t p mporary whi ruh veely u criticised
the ,Merits of Profeuor Ebem's original
ooMposition, but wss honorable enough
:to say that every musician knows that
the composition' cited by the Mail as
having been used, contain nothing re
. gambling the Aguas Del of the Pro.
Ibsen?, and that the writer of the Mail
:was simply writing on a subject of
which he was . profoundly Ignorant.
Prollissor Ebert should not be deterred
— ln his laudable efforts by' the conceited
sneers of those who cannot distinguish
between.j est criticism and captious cm.
in 214,.!
Fire on Fontrth Avenue
About twelve o'clock last Wed, a are
' occurred In Harlot's Ordinary on Fourth
avenue, - between Wood and Market
sareits. The Ere °Agitated Is the collar
Where the basfroven is abutted and as
"the oven bad . boon use daring the
evening, It Is probable the ere originated
from It. .The alarm was given by some
ens passing the place, who saw the
:'smoke fuming from the cellar and the
' store room In groat volumes, and when
, She dm department arrived, not onowlnit
where the fire was the water was
thrown Into the store and dining room,
sensing a much greater destruction of
property than would otherwise have
cu oc
rred. Th lou, which was rincipally
mused by w e ater, could not be p definitely
ascertained last night, but Mr. Herbst
thought it would approximate three
thousand dollars. He has an insurance
of .2,000 on stock and fixtures and 13,500
' on silverware.
10!=nE22!
ti • Since the arrest of James Johnson and
kIII his rota"' to this (MY, a number , of
notes. alleged to be forgeries, have
"HiMed up." Yesterday, Er -liiiyorJaa.
pg i Blickmore made information before the
~r 4 •- . Mayor, charging Johnson with forgery,
in Which lie alleges that he endorsed a
. ' cote fin...1;4600, on which the names of
t ;Robert Johnson and D. Gilmore ap.
• '•l , red
as tinst and second endorsers.
When the note tell dna Robert Johnson
lo .-..suill, Gilmore alleged that their Manta
,
trl ' . : bad been forged, and the consequence
tto • ' was Mr. Dlachmore had to pay the note.
: A warrant was tuned and served on
• Johnson, who Is in jail, whereupon be
-. ' waived a beering i and a commitment Wu
"i • James 30eitinney also made infanna.
tionieharging Johnson with ibrging the
maw of , James Illatings - aiM Robert
Johnson_ to a note for 1700, . which note
J• 1 - , •,..; Wit enerward ir.domed by McKinne y .
-, Allearrarit wailasued in MU Mies and 11 1
• . -- .......:sesandlinent will , IV al wr id‘be, listqPitoJ
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COUSII HOW.
Dineen' ADIMILI Rtport—lnterestlng
Statements—Coadltloo of the
tlon—Flasnees, Inmates
R. H. Davis, Esq , President of the
Board of Poor Dins:tors of the County
Mime, has prepared an 'aerating and
complete annual report, from Which the
following instructlie statistics and Infor
mation Is remind:
WINAWcms. - 1
The total receipts during th year, in.
ii,,
eluding a Wants on hand at 0 to of last
report, were 181,560 25. and th expendi
tures for, all purposes p 0,139 5, leaving
an unexpended balance J nary Ist,
1870, of 11,921 30. The expenditures were
es follows: For subsistence a, d all ex.
poems pertaining to the ••116m0' , and
farm proper. $14,142 32; out door relief
%
,
14,090 71; for patients at the Warn Pennsylvania Hospital. 153 18 .
60; for permanent improvements. 981234;
to other Institutions and Dia Wats. *OM 07;
to invested Indenture fund,' 100; for
amount collected for sundry persons,
11,020; for foes, fare, and expense out
doors, $l9O GO; for wheat for 1870, 1500;
for insurance, 16311 17; chargeable to 1870
and 1871, 1344 45.
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The cost of the °Home". proper and
farm, including all ordinary expenses
and repairs, and all salaries, was
814,142 annual average coat or each
inmate, $82 : 71; weekly average coat of
each inmate 11,r0. This is the actual
money cost, without adding anything for
the market value of the productions of
the farm. Number of inmates January
let, 1869, 184: number admitted during
the year, 2413; number born In the
"Home," 9; total, 489; discharged daring
the year. 224; died at tne "Home," 2f.;
total, 249; number of Inmates December
Slat, 1889, 199. Of the number 98 are
adult melee; 46 adult females; 27.-bon
and 19 girls; average during the year, 171.
=
Thu average number of iosane kept at
the Western Pennsylvania Hospital at
Dlxtnont, for the year, has been thirty
one, besides an average of nineteen com
mitted by the Court of Quarter Sessions,
charged by the Hospital to the County
CommLiatoners. They pay the account
and then collect from the County Home.
The total amount paid during the year
was te,3113 50. The Directors report that
they have reoelved $474 OS toward the
coat of two Insane patients, partof winch
was due previous to 1869. The report
says: ..It will be noticed , that the sum
paid for the maintenance of our insane
is very large. The prospect is, that
the year 1870 will wet more, as this tern
ble malady seems to be largely on the
increase. And as we keep all our Insane
at the Western Pennsylvania Hospital,
'they of course cast much more than they
would If kept at the Home. But we
hove no facilities to make them comfor
table or do them good there. , A few of
our insane patients will .be turned over
to the cities of Allegheny and 'Pitts.
brush, on the settlement of acoonhta
growing out of the addition of parts of
our District to theirs."
PRODUCTS OP TER FAIUt.
Daring tho year the produots of the
farm were as follows; Flay,...lllty tons;
wheat, three hundred and. sevelity.three
bushels; rye, twentyslx busheiet. oats.
eight hundred and nineteen bushels;
corn, In the ear, three tbousand and sixty
bushels; potatoes, one thousand three
hundred and fifty bushels; onions. MY
bushels: tomatoes, two hundred Imbeds;
beans, twenty bushels; pork, eight thou
sand one hundred and nlnetyone pounds;
beef, one thousand one hundred an d
seventy potmdr, veal, nine hundred and
efghtymine pounds.
IREUND4 PATRON SAINT.
St. Patrick's Day—afeetinif at Lafayette
flail—Arratmementa for a Collet:lra-
A meeting of citizens of Irish nation.
silty was held et 'Lafayette Hall last
eveninikto make arrangements for cel
ebrating the anniversary of the birth of
Ireland's patron saint, the 17th of March.
The meeting was organised at eight
o'clock by calling Dr. Donnelly to the
chsir. Alderman John A. Strain and
Hon. R. H Kerr, were eleo'ed Vice Pres
ident., and J 3 hicilinness and Andrew
Hayden, Secretaries. •
The Chairman stated the object of the
of the meeting, to be the appointment of
, Diaishabs and • Committee of Arrange
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manta.
Meters. Andrew Hayden. D. P. Don
nelly and Alderman John A. Strain were
nominated in candidates fur Chief Mar.
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A vote was taken and Alderman strain
- nnanlmotudy elected.
Andrew Hayden and Thomas Hashes
were elected Atedatant Marshals.
. . .
On motion of it. IL Kerr, the Chief
Marshal was authorized to appoint the
necessary aids.
Oa motion of C. B. Brain, the chair
man was instructed to appoint a commit
tee of arrangements, fifteen in number,
of which Dr. Donnelly should be chair
man.
On motion of C. B. j ittralxt;all societies
or organization@ intending to participate
In the celebration, were requested to
report the fact to the Chief Marshal two
weeks prior to the 17th of March.
On motion the Chlet.Marshal, In con
junction with the Committee of Arrange
ments, was appointed a Finance Com
mittee. ,•
R. R. Kies tree called noon to address
meetinr, and responded to We usual
eloquent meaner.
Toe meetleut then adJourved
OuF amply Musk Affairs.
The Annual Report of Controller Lam
bert, a pamphlet of forty. two pages, of
the Anal Wars of Allegheny county, Is
now printed. We have not apace for the
entire-document, a generaLabstract of
which appeared In thls journal a month
MOW. We MSkd additional quotations
of interest. Under the head of "ordinary
county expellees" we have the following;
bommisaloners' Office I 8,915 17
Mntroller's
Treasurer's
dheriff's
Cononet's
tsolleitor's
Court House
Comity Jail 11,094 98
Conti House and Jail . .. 68,105 85
Court of Qoarter Sessions,„ 35,752 22
Court of Common P1ea517,768 88
District Court.... - 19,079 27
Supreme Court 1,048 62
Assessment of Taxes 9,135 38
Election Expenses 3,645 88
Printing, Stationery and Ad
vertising.
Eosds
New Townships .. ; . .
Slayers of PlttabnnaVand
legheny
Aldermen and Justices of
Constables...... .....
House of Ref uge .. - ..... .
Western Penn's Hospital .
Premium on Pox Scalps,,
Contingent rand
Sinking nod ...... ...-.......
State Auditor ....
Prothonotary's Odes__
Work House sad Inebriate
... ...... . . 32,420 00
Outstanding Warrant's pre.
viola to May 2011'0861
Wcatern Penitentiary 7,757 63
Law:Library 1,65985
The debt for the county la 'Wed thin
.
rinlDub Prue.
I Certl flestee or Losn..s per ut,...0 44 POW
V olunterr bounty b0n.11,6 per rut .I,UI
3. Work mount and inebriate/15110ot
bond4l 7 pet k-Ut 17,070 10
4. COspromire bouer. I prr o-nt.
Cpraprkee
1i0.4911
lre bond., 5 0,141,100 00
per rent .114elstes rid.. 141,107 41
toosprounsa rerlp, 5 per •
mut. tregtsit ',a 117 •
• 5,711 051 Da
Total 'Fowled Debt.
11.0ATIlla PUT.
Coo terslgoed vniresota ono t o t
Ct.to proem. lod ebted mos tot fob& •
exeluelro of lotareat 1 6.U0 OP
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Vital Coaling :DP biz.... ... . ... $ 1414107.11
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.orEita HOI3IM--. Notwithstanding the
inclement weather, the announcement
that Mrs. D. P. Bowen was to ammo in
the grand 'historical drama of "Mary
Stuart" was sualcisui to draw a large
Ind fashionable audience to the Opera
House. Tho playgolng people of our
cities, hilly anpreWating Mts. BOIRSTIV
unrivaled histrionic latent and unmis
takable genius, wore anxious to au her
to a rote in which'i= talent would be
brought out in all Its power and bril
liancy, and wo feel confident" that
no one was disappointed. Her
conception of the author's Ideas of.
that most remarkable woman were true
i
m
d faultless. fibs wu arabl ysu p•
ported by Mr. itiooollom d
in the role ol
Lord Douglass, and by Miss Osborne as
Elisabeth. Vas afternoon "Snare, or
What Can't Money Bo," will be pre•
named, and tble evening she will appear
in "Madeleine, the Belle of the Feu
with,t entertainment
in
.Satharine amt Pertrucido," in
which Mr. Motiollom-will appear In the
role of Petruchlo.
'Corm:ay.—The tousle loving portion
or the community should remember that
the sale of mate for the Grand Organ
Oonoerte which. are to be given el the
Third , al), terisn Churchtith
one, on the end 234 Init. S
will take
place at ateiloea .maale sta ' re, it elm
Oak , * this oaprolog. , - ,
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IMIiM!M=E=M
COUNCIL, BUSINESS.
Tne Market. Coma tree
Of.-City Councils -held a meeting lest
night at their chamber In City Hall.
There Were present Maces. Chairman
McE t wen, BOoth, Caskey, Jahn, Littoll,
McCoy and Wainwright. Toe minutes
of the preceding meeting were read and
approved. A- petition was received from
several colored citizens requesting the
free use of City Hall on the Jubilee occa
sion. Received, and a nominal rent fixed
for the occasion to cover full expenses
for use of building. A remonstrance
was read, signed by a numberof butchers,
against the advance of rents for the stalls
in the Diamond market. The paper was
received, but no action adverse to Council
proceedings was takerf. -- - A similar
remonstrance from the fish dealers was
read and received withont action. The
chairman presented a draft of the leases
to be given the butchers in the city
markets, which wasadopted. A petition
asking for a market house on Centre
avenue was read and action postponed.
A rosoluticin from•Counclla, relative to
new market house for the accommodation
of the citizens of the 12th,13th, 15th, 16th,
17th • and 18th wards was presented by.
Mr. Wainwright. On motion a subcom
mittee, consisting of Messrs. Wain
wright, MoOoy, Smith, Thompson and
Caskey, was appointed to select a suite.
ble site for said purpose and to report to
the Committee their decision. The quee •
lion of advancing tho rents of those coon:
pylon coffee stands in the Diamond mar.
got wee brought up, and Mentz.
McEwen and Kilgore were appointed
to Inquire into the prudence and
expediency of advancing the rates.
Considerable discussion • ensued re.
gardlng the necessity for simply
leg 'the Diamond market house •
with water- closets, and after a gen
eral expression of opinion Messrs.
Kilgore and Wainrleht were - appoint
ed to ascertain what such cone•
ntences might cost. Mr. Booth celled
attention to the fact that a gardener per
mitted his stand to be. occupied by a
huckster at times and askei that double
rent be collected hereafter therefor.
The clerk was notified to make announce
ment to the aforeeald gardener, that
double rent would hereafter be exacted.
Atter the transaction of some other bun.
Mess the Committee adjourned.
We may here remark that the Market
Committee was never better constituted
fur work, and all the members are deeply
interested in the matters over which they
have charge. Tho rnembere have nearly
all had large experience in the conduct
of this branch of city affairs, and with
the aid of Mr. MeEwoo, who has long
and faithfully acted as Chalrmatiof the
Committee, things go smoothly and as
merry ass marriage bell.
Tile. Committee on Claims and Ao•
counts of Council's met lut night and
considered various CIAOS referred to it
by COIII3OIIB.
The Committee on WOO.lBll Buildings
of City Councils met last evening and
adjourned without transacting much
humdrum's. -14
The Street Comtnlttce will hold an lm
portant meeting next Tuesday night.
► BEILLILAT VICTORY
Llebler, the Popular Trunk Mao, %Ames
ET with the Elegant Gold Headed
Cane Conteattd for by Numerous
Canons at the Gtaud Chanty Fair.
Daring the past two or three weeks an
exciting contest has been carried on at
the grand Charity Fair pow In progress
in the basement of St. Paul's Cathedral,
for a beautiful, solid gold-headed cane,
put up for the moat popular and most
charitable young man of the dlr.
Many contestants early entered Into the
light ana a large vote was polled for each
of them, and several felt! wept
dent that victory was aeon to perch
upon their banners. A bolt of
terror however was launched among
them when the name of Joseph Liebler,
Nos. 104 and 106 Wood street. the great
and popular representative of the trunk
business, was run up oh the bulletin as a
caudidate.for the honor. Against him
Individual exertion was futile, and com
binations were hardly of gee, for no
young man in the cl:y was better known
or more generally esteemed and spprc_
elate& But the fight went on. • The
voting -was heavy and large, and daily
the excitement attending the issue
was more intense. Friends were rallied
by the opposing candidates' from all sec,
liana and the solid votes of rivals were
deposited in vain against the prank men,
for on each evening he developed a large
majority la hie favor. Last night the
contest was brougnt to a close and there
were hundreds present anxiously
awaiting the result. The- voting was
done quietly and at times some of the
more sangUllie rivals felt.that Liebler
was left in the rear. Not en. When
the Judges retired to count up the tally..
it was discovered that the trunk king
had walked over the course and came
out victorious with a victory closely
approximating 'Lateen hundred ma.
jority I His friends had rallied around
hie banner, and, nueolicited; discharged
their full duty towarcla him, and lu a
manner• as liberal, as just and worthy.
Mr. Llebler should foe I proud of his great
victory.... Many would give a thousand
times the value of the cane to know that
they enjoy' the confidence and sp
predation of Ihelr friends to suctian
unqualified extent, as Mr. Llebler must
feel today. •
ROASTED ALIVE
A UluSten Nos Ltes Dower 6y a Coke
Otitis Con Is &sinusty Biased", •
`About twelve o'clock haat night an
oftleer on duty on Second avenue, near
"Motown' , coke ovens, discovered a
man who gave his name as John Dun
dm. who was burned In a moot frightful
manner. It appears that be was intoxi
cated and bad laid down In front of one
of the ovens to keep warm, and lay there
until his right arm from the shoulder to
the hand, and his I lab t aide from the arm
pit to the. hip_were burned to .14 crisp.
He Wits brougt to the station house and
Dr. blardoch sent. for. The Doctor
dreasktthe wound and then had the man
sent to tho Homeopathic Hospital. Don.
can says he is a baker and formerly
worked on Second avenue. He was suf
fering terribly from hie inJurres, and, it
appears, had wakestedmp found walk.
log about when the cheer him.
4,295 68
4.000 00
4,694 60
918 85
2,695 63
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A Challenge Dee Heed. •
The brainleiss musical . crltle• Of , the
Mail, who has - lows knowledge of the
English. language than :comprehension
of the fine arts, and not much of either,
declined the polite challenge of Prof.
Ebert, and urges as a reason for so doing
that utbe paper Went to preen" about the
hour dealgneted for the 'Fleeting. Just
as we thought. , Argreaser or a pressman
must have boon the author of the
egotistical criticism, and ho has
given evidence- that ho knows about
as .mach of music as a mail
does :of the speed of ' , Dexter." The
grave and reverend editor of the Mott
comsat° the ?mono of his hireling and'
Patches 14P a threadbare defense for him,
swallowing the Important points In dle•
pate and crying for mercy from the
musical public. Oat upon such journal-,
lam l .Ignorance, enmity-and conceit,
bit pa nese. env and jealously marked the
ill-tempered and labile musical criticism
of our contemporary, and cringe as It may'
It cannot better its position. We say to thq
editor, shake off the snarling, petty, inr
potent and egotistlpal•fallow who has so
himself In high place While his true po r
mitten Is at the foot of the ladder, and
who, like a fly, fastens himself upon
greater and nobler objects than himself,
to magnify Ina own slim and Importance. -
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.15htw ty, don't bodder
6.287 46
6.245 86
- 3,561 67
.547 50
1.675 00
1;79t 92
- 2017 23
21,680 19
8,408 21
24 25
. 1,647 55
25,000 00
100 00
~ 434 87
Mortality Report.
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The following is the list of interments
fn this city from the oth depot February
to the 14th day of February, Ig7o, as re-.
.rtcd by Dr. 3. Guy McCandless, Physi
cian of Board. of Mesabi
The causes of death were, Catarrhal
fever I..tvpbold Inver 1, concussion of
brain I,nonsnmptton 6, tetanus 1, scarlet
fever S, pettussis 2, premature birth I,'
pynomia I, chronic bronchitis 1, chronic
diarrhoea 1, pneunionla 1, dipsomania 1,-
Bright's disease of kidneys 1, etill born 3..
Of the above thero wero under I year,
6; from I ter2, 4; from 2 to 5,1; from
to 10, 1: from lb to 20, 0; from 20 to 30, 3;,
from SG to 40, 1; from 4.0 to 60, 3; from.
50 to 60, 1; 60 to 70, 1; 70 to 80, 2.
The total number of deaths were 23.
Males 11; females 12. White 23; colored O.
Books at Half Pricc.—Col. J. D. Egan,
No. 41 Smithfield street, has a large and
choice stock at rare and standard works
on hand, which may be purchased at
half the - price they are marked to at.
other piules. They comprise every de.
partment of literature, prose and poetry,,
some of which cannot be bad elsewhere.
Colonel Egan is also agent for some of
the leading magatiners and will receive
subscriptions or forward back numbers
at any time. No. 4l Smithfield greet Is
Ids establishment.
Reties,' If Son , want istiltslWA, to flno
dress or lice goods call at aloorheads
.2fo. 81. Market street. He has every
thing in the line of fancy trimmings.
satins, velvets, laces, woolen goods, sod
an endless . assortment of notions. and
trinkets, for the toilet. .Everything la
new and fresh and of the latest style.
Remember while out shopping, No, 81,
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 18, - 1870
ALLEGHENY.
The police ogees, were unusually-dull
yestesterday..
The Presbyterian church, in the Sixth
ward, is enjoying a religions revival.
Councils will bold another meeting
next Thursday night, when the new city
code will be completed.
Mayor Callow yesterday . bunted a war•
rant for the arrest of .1. Miller, . eharged
with deserting hie wife.
Doable teams were required yesterday
on the Rebecca street line of the Man
chesteePassenger Railway.
The Pollee received their new toll.
forms yesterday. The cost of each salt
was 35 50—paid by the (Allan. •
Mayer Callow disposed of eight eases
yesterday, four of whom went to the
workhouse. The others wore ' lined and
discharged. _
The Water Committee of Councils have
contracted for one hundred thousand
bushels of nut mat for the water works
at five cents per bushel. ,
At the Last 000monlo service of the
Second 13. P. Church, v. J. B. Clark.
Pastor, thirty addition were added to
the roll of membership, f teen of whom
were from tho Sunday hooL
nigh Heeled Gaiter•, 6 Grecian bend
a twenty pound chignon and raiment to
Thatch, Is the way an Allegheny belle
pule on style while scrubbing the aide•
'walk In front of her residence. ;
The Pleasant. Valley Passenger Rail
way cars made trips yesterday only be
tween the Diamond and Washington
streets,—beyond the latter point the track
Ja as completely obstructed by the snow.
vere Fall.—Yesterday Mr.,Jacob
Sigmund. residing corner . North venue
and' East street, while descending a
flight•of steps on his promises, acciden-
tally fell and broke three ribs in his'
larlat side. Medical attention • was tr
cured. He will recover.
Mayor Callow !nut furnished dada of his
officer* with a neatly printed' oopy of the
rules and regulations, defining their
legal power. and duties. The autos en..
join particularly, pourtesy to all, • and
prohiblia, upon pain of diandual,. any
officer smoking on the streets.
.
FratbersiOnes saloon, on Lsedck
was broken into at an early hour yester
day 1120 riling, the thieves cutting open,
the front door, picking the lock of the
money drawer and securing five cents
for their trouble. The operators depart
ed suddenly, leaving thole tools behind
them. •
The last heard from C. Kiopper, the
missing clothier of Allegheny, he was in
Chicsgo. Mayor Callow bee obtained a
regaisition from the Governor, and yes
terday morningan oMeer with the deco.
meats started for that city in quest of
the fugitives: The young girt -who
disappeared simultaneously with his
departure bee been brought home again.
.Wrien the orlicer returns from Chicago
the matter will be further investigated.
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The followleg sales of real estate were
effected by Mr. A. Leggste,:Anctioneer,
this week, viz.;
The property 72 Washington street,
lot 82 by 260 with 10 room dwelling, for
• 14,750.
Also, a 113 acre farm of the olbaon
estate, in Pinetownshly, at 08 per acre.
'Also, • 93 acre farrIVOI same estate at
07 per acre.
Also, the lot corner of South Canal ana
Cherry streets, Allegheny, 40 by 100, for
$2,975, -
Alio, the house and lot 79 Buena Vista
street, lor2o by 95, with tour room brick
house, for $2,720 cash.
Birthday Celebration
Last evening.the birthday anniversary
of oar young friend W. H. Graham was
celebrated at the residence of him father,
HOD. James L. Graham, Irwin avenue.
A genial company of friends gathered on
the occasion to extend their felicitations
and kindly good wishes to the recipient
or the evening's honors. Music. social
Intercourse and general enjoyment.,
aided by a sumptuous collation with
which the affair was agreeably diversi
fied and brightened, whiled away the
home and united In forming one of the
moat pleasant and happy entertainments.
The young gentlemen whqS6 natal day;
was thus so memorably commemorated,
is a youth of sterling worth and merit,
admired and loved by a boot of acquaint
ances and friends for hie many excel
let,eicsof mind and heart. Uniting cor
dially with other*, we wish - him joy; in
his brilliant and vigorous manhood, and
hope each recurrence of the happy
day may and him ins similar enjoyment
of bright sumbine and prospezity.
Change of Charter
A meeting or the peep/elders in the
North avenue M. E. Church hu been I
called for this evenirg; to consider soy
end proposed changes In the charter of
the corporation. The. most Important '
of these is one affecting the ownership of
the eburett property. As It is now this
le hold fur the use of a Id. E. congress
tion, bye board of trustees elected annu
ally by the pewbolderrs. content.
plated to
. ep change the charter In this
raspiest that it Abell ' , conform to the die
clinicse and usage of. the church, *bleb
would convey the ownership of the pro
perry into the hands of the Pittsburgh
'Conference; in the bounds of which the
church •Is located. This has been the
practice heretofore, and it • seems to have
proved eatisfactory generally, although
to . some Instances confider. authority
has arisen on the point. The effect, how.
ever, in moat instacoes la thou= tinder
ettlier.tegulationt the members - of the
rrartrel and the Conference being in
_accord and working in ;harmony.. The
matter has been discussed for acme Unto
among the pewbolders of this congrega
tion, and WA:tight a decision will •be made
by a regular vote. The other -changes
prompted are Immaterial and have
stoned no division of eentiznent. . ,
Pertonilitte!.
Cum? &ram orm..Cnor .
is one of -the
oldest, se he tem one of the beet, firemen
of the cad volunteer Fire Department.'
EVERRIESENDEIST MOVANDLIM of the
Fire Alarm office io something of en at.
tint. A ntomber of wen executed sketches
adorn hla 'office.
Wtcrasat Eimtrcz In the A..T.
Stewart of Allribeny. y ,
Rex. GEORGE P. HATE' Sabbath even.
tog discomem are vorz L popular.
EX•MATOR Dorn le engaged - In the
limo trade.
. .
Ray. E.J. U RAT, or the North avenue
M. ebtliCll, U a thorough revivalist,
without tint luaus excitability which
cteractor;sm some if the professionals,
so-called. ,
'CITY Lwantgarc DsMs is at home le
.
hls prOfesalon.
. .
. , ,
ALLTiiitlilily. in TreasnreiNlicyznissn,
possonei 0130 or the damn thotougnry . ro•
liable - and honest officials In she VIIIon.
Rev. Dn..l. T. PRMILY Is the °iciest,
Rod Rev. J. R. Kerr the youngest Tittle
-
ter.* th 4 °DT'
Me. J. Is one of the most
efficient and popular members of Conn,
CUL He is chairman qf the Finance
Committee.
SIMATOR GRA.FILX and Representative
Walton of .the Stets Istatnre will be
In town to4ley. . .
COUNCILLM•I7 WzrlAan. of the Eighth
ward. is spoken of In connection with
the Hayorelity next term.
13913111.
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Rustt'.—Theresa Rust used e Inrirutation
before Alderman Helsel yesterday asstrud
her husband, B, Rust, with -abandon.
meat. She allegeettutt he has deserted
her and refnied to provide for her sup.
port. He was arrested and WO to ball
lor hie appearsnes u Conn.
.
B
Assault and_attbry, .-41eorge Weliger
'made Informatton before Justice Benet
charging Willlate•• Brown with' smelt
and battery: The parties Wore working
together Wan Iron mill, when- they got
Into a attlieulty, wherwlt la alleged, the
scented threw the deponent, out of the
ton A warrant was Ittined:
blip:helm* P*reeentkin.
:Peak Stanch bee for soune Mule put
beep annoyed end perplexed by vexa
tious enits brought against-him, before
Justice , Oonrad, by ono Philip. Koos,
charging btokyrilh illegal liquor selling,
and lo ordar To kut a atop to the ottriOy
sone be yisterday egos to .Itintlee Salis
bury's office and, nuulo .information
charging-Roos with. bringirig — vaxanons
suits against:lbn - undiciotrely and with
out cause. A werraiat wee bailed.
. .
- It apposes that gooabaaiserinfederate,
ono August lialme. iitd . Stauch made to..
formation. at the mine time and place,
Winging Mtn with pminry.aileging that
be swore falsely in OLD of said silts bee
fore Justice Conrad. A warm; was lis•
tined the hU azreat.-
CALL FOB L NATIONAL 6NTENTION.
Constituthinal Recognition of Almighty
God and the . Christian Rellgtou of the
United Matta.
We have received the following call for
publlcatiog: •
The Ormatltution of the United States
makes no acknowledgment of Almighty
God, the Author of national existence,
nor of Jesus Christ. who is the Ruler of
Nations; nor of the Bible, which is the
fountain of law and good morals as well
as of .religion. Thin has from the begin
ning been • matter of deep regret. It
may have been SD oversight. but It Woe,
and it is, both an error and an evIL It
does not reflect the views of the great
majority of the people upon' theee great
mattera. It dishonors God., It is Swan
sistent with the character of nearly all
our State Constitution., and with all the
precedents of our early history. It hag
introdtmed, or furthered, views and
measures which ara now struggling fbr ,
baneful 'sacendaucy In State sod national:
politics: such as, That civil government
is only a imolai compact, That it exists
only for secular and material, not for
moral elide; That Sabbath Laws aro un
constitutional, and that' the Bible must
be excluded from our Public Scheele. It.
la easy to laws far the prevention
of Intemperance, Blasphemy, Impurity
or Cruelty, may be objected to on the
same ground,. And, indeed, we may
expect, that law itself will be defined to
be the mere advice of the majority, with
no proper penalty but the disapprobation
of the peptic.
The National Association which has
been formed for the purpose of securing
such an amendment to tho Constitution
of the Untled States. as will remedy this
great defect and Indicate that we are a
Christian nation, invite all American
citizens who favor such an amendment,
without distinction of party or creed, to
meet in thaventiOn in Pittsburgh, on
Thursday, the Third day ,of March next.
at 2 o'clock, P. M.
William Sarong. President of National
Association.• Hon. James Pollock, J. H.
Mallvaine, -D.D., Prof. of Political Sci
ence in Princeton College; Rev. Levi
Scott, D.D , Bishop of the M. B. Church;
O. O. Howard, Mai. Gen. 11. S. Army,
Vice Presidents.
.The following gentlemen concur In the
foregoing call:
Me Excellency, J. W. McClurg, His.
wad, Mon. Wilson McCandler.; Hun.
John M. Kirkpatrick, Hon. F. H. Collier,
Hon. Joseph Allison, Philadelphia, Tay
lor Lewis, -LL D., New York, John S.
Hart, LL. D., New Jersey, lit. Rev. F. D.
Huntington, D.D., Central New York,
Rt. Rev. J. B. Kerfoot, Rt. Rev. Manton
Sastburn, Massachusetts, Rev. M. W.
Jaoobus,.D.D., Rev. A. A. Hodge,. D D.,'
Rev. J. T. Prettily, D.D., Rev. Samuel .1.
Wilson, D.D., Rev. Thomas Sproull,
D.D. Rev..l. R. W. Sloane, D.D., Rev.
Charles P. Kranth, D.D., Rev. S. P. Sect.
vel, D.D., Rev. W. D. Howard, D.D
Rev. A. K. Bell, D.D., Rev. W. H. Locke,
Rev. John Scarborough, Rey. George P.
Hays, Rev. Samuel Laird, Rev. D. R.
Kerr. D.D., Rev. Samuel It. Fisher,
D.D., Rev. J. Elwards, D.D , Baltimore,
Rev. J. H. A. Bomberger, Philadelphia,
Rev. C. 0. Finney, D D., Oberlin, Ohio;
Rev. J. Blanchard, Illinois, Prof..O. N.
Stoddard, LLD , Ohio, Hon. J. K. Moor.
head, Thomas M. Marshall. Esq., Amos
A. Lawrence, EN., Smarm, Gorge H.
Stuart, EN , Philadelphia, Prof. J. P.
Wickersham, Ellis A. Apgar, New
Jersey, S. S. Randall, New York, A. E.
Rankin, Vermont, *Anthony C. Hardy,
New Hampshire. Thomas W. Bicknell,
Rhode • Island, Rev. W. J. Reid, Elder
Thos, Dickson.
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The following deeds Were admitted of
record to the office of Thos. IL Hunter,
Recorder for Allegheny county, Tuesday;
Feb. 15th, 1870;
Chills Se. a to WIN. H. Brown, Octant r 11.
1.1 aner, 3 Muds. 13.11 •ID much. W lard la Koala.
beth turru.hip 134 101
IL Wachs to Wm. Pincher, Jaly la. Thai 5 acre..
rot.da and t parer.. In Klinnen wnemlp
43 :SuUecrrr e _ O l t a. WT .
U rc " ;f:' =1:: .17 . g.V.%
lon. Lae. to Tbontas Male, Janutt7 We;
lat 90 by Mit. on Nedtrat Inns. Attentent eh,
. - .
114-X
W111111;1 J. Moans to limy y 11 -
" IVA about 107 oy VA ft. o Yoder. Wm. A.lO.
Oen elty • 91
A. A m , roqo LO 1, um. Marco 9 VX.9; ,170 "g 1
D 7 W ft. on Jar...Rh street, boat Bltottoelam
111.400
J. N. Jane, LC •11dItie Nobs. Match 9, Hatt'
lot bl by fa 11. 011 useatr.et as above .....
Kl5O an HIV. & floras " 10r JOL.S are, ot
James •ad Ivy Xontutly.' Match X, BM: lot
11101 Lb It. All: tawny clay on /ix:kilo
tOSO
itlOotousland to Poo. Iltit, latmary it.
?.; lot It 07 CI lg. 1...tat...1, Atlegitutritl;T
500
Davl.l ArbutbnOo to J. 1126 • McCOnslani, .J6n ll
Ivy Mien; s, use as strove for IWO
Jobe Nolo:elder 10 KinclonTo - ..nepienkvo.
.16,24 .02s pr2ehes In Hampton town. 1011....621
root ,a Wenzel 1.2 No 10, In
rlDelro &Men to 606 , 62 I.wor •
rencerllte )650
1.2 , 62,062. Pt to. 16, 15.0.
Wu, r 1.62 to Sophts tirovet, Aoi. 12, 12.2); acres
Urt r ulh . l ' o * LaVltr &or, Aly 2. le`fr . :ll°
907 1(21 ft. on &execs 6:4.6.0, 104002 ultv.
1.1•10.31Stoy trus^n. Nov, 27, 1SIO:
na Drtriv 13 W
Blieharl J. ferrr , to Cnr-1.11 1.e.. fl_
.. . . .
WO: lot 111 br 127 r.. uo AT,' 1, r ret rut, J..,
troth wild. Vottbatob $:
Pion.. ll'•
5.101. lo Eno. , tot.noldt, •
YLlo.
Kt; lot t
14 by NI ft., Woloot. alley. 'Eltnoln
no Amu
t I.ltect Dr at ioott It , to XII Neu td, Sot
1.567: It by 140 ft. va. Lyll4
T... .... .. ...... .• •
T... IL ..14 &boy to Jacob :KUL Rae 300%9; 11 1
&e.t.a anO 21 parting In Nellatalleaa ID Ss act ,
Joh. W. 31 alma to Sarah Rahn, Eltp, =. ISM;
lot WI by RN/ It. In Tarr ota.thlrd ward; I.,nr.
. . ,
borl SLIP
Jain IL nowt: wabos. D'Connril, • ma. la, 1543.
1012 07
11011.1 n 110.0 of Mt. Wolbloaton..ol3
Saone to tosnalo Maloney Ail, 31, 1909: lot V. Or
R. In bOro cf lit. Wa.hington. a 37s
Awl/ Wept:en{ to 13 nukes or el. gaol's Lute.
trio church of Silbrels tp. Jan. it, 1170:2 arra.
200010 11. Ono
John M. Loth: to Tilos. Gunner, neat 11,
to to:50 07 313 R. on Plus Creek bond, Collins to.
4 300
Win. 14 ehlelds to JAZ. W 11111161,, •pril
DAM 143 perches In •Illsas of if ayrtterllle..o4l3
T o d 'oar, fib. 17. 100
Wen. 3. Radcliffe to thvad wrlabt,ll: e 1. 1444:
GO by n 1 R... torso, o Towdaesd st. and rao
lore alley. Pittsburgh MI lOU
C.. 1 01103 to eiso. W. 110111 s. Cc:, M. MN:
part Of let. IR. :Ltd 10 Nor. 1•111r11•11 pl. et
*Cud:al:lon of out lot., = and 233, In the
Reactre 14s0Cal A legbany 1117. Atoll o 7 . ,
177 t. to Wand Lame. /1.1ra0•o7 City 40
WI.. at. Darlington to Ilittnart elmoo: 4140. 1 .
UM; 24 y MOD. on ban Lwe, Allegheny coy
41 100 1
J. II Robba to two. Melia . Yob. L 1CO: al by
IM ft. on Ravise IL, Tonteetith ward. 11•Ps
-13.7
1tt. 50 J.• Row:non 1.4: :DMus Donlan/. Warr%
10, 10C)t '37 by 119 ft. on als l st 11133
o. McKee to Jac Douglas Yeh.l. Is 70; lot on
Lathrop :St.. 17.0 wicd, 00 hy 1M 11 4100
Chas .1. Bunton to .1 11. 0 0 0. , : 1011 ..1. Ii
43 Ey 170 ft. on Raline St., 1111: Iwo ,1; riDoworao
0430
' James Ilona Ins to tiro. McKee. et L. I. 11.0) lot
29 111 11. IL. Ravine 84, u h Mord, rltiobur.h
Same to same, Feb. 1, 1570; lot on Lafayette obsy
17.0 sow .1 .1410
Wm. h. Illefire John Ralwattee. Uer. 7. 1533)
lot on 1: /Meet ny. 400 130 ft 0000
Jsmea Cglhinto to Martha Copland, Feb. 3 1031;
awra4 PEW:alb tew“blp • 310,140
bswasi R. Cniler ta %donna Man dton,l dent.
1801; lot In McKee. port. 144 by 100 ft. on Wainor
ofreet
Edward /1•4+11.3 to /saw: Tnylor,'lrtb. 1n:
sane to show 4P3)
- FL3O4lr, Pabroary 12/0.
Thowito Jamison to lien. Kolliman, 1400. b 1
1104; El mires la 80011 towlsahlo 17,530
W. J. North - as to tnioallicChesnev. Iletn. IS,
• UM; lot 'RI by 137 ft In 1010 ward, Plltablargh
1003
Andre. Cr/dr:pad to es: P. At Lora.. 0111.
10, 1721 1.11.23 by 740 Is on Fatlond sl., 1117.00!0
al cosh . II aro
I/111er to John '.2nd/rson. February 7
19701• tract of 10711, la =:1 ward, l'lttst
111,3114 uralt
Andrew •Al. a ander 10 Jont. • Jones. Oct. M.
IMO; 4arr a and I 2 benne. la Itrsbnoak.
11.11sabeth township 41 208
TI11."4141.1.110.5 , , Janwaty 4. 1270;
141163 by IC It on 114.1.1 avenue. Ulthaoard.
' Ylttobargh • 42 MO
Pat:mental, 10 John Nalchtbairr, January 1.
111101 , 1,,t, f 104.03 Warner Painter's plan. Alt,
IDim ' oll Yard to , Caloglony,pat.
MS aoresla PIO DI
litail a ll4Flt , i tnA . to n trg i Alaa . ller, Y g eb• 5. /Fa;
Alio hll.
W.. Rro:nna to flea. Rroosacr. Feb. 14. IWO;
lot 73 by 74 R.OO ebony 41147: Al/ 011101111 Lon e
82 : Clair 13.
Woo. M. Brown to Jolts Mcclassney, Feb.
• 11701 strip *Mod M -by tiM rt.. In MI k luar ith
ain b crileds to Marmara& J. Magolra U 11 . 521,
1111ggsit:11:1TITI. n aVell ' It th e . Z 14.1 : at o k.. . 1 o .
Ihmorn•algtteentorslo KisonWlWO nod J•
Scwa en, 0.4 4, i, L F;; 004 Why Vi ft. On Center
01.. Strwinah oft 11330
Got Baited.
Young gentlemen vim pride them•
selves in wearing neat fitting garments
and good.materials, should accord their
patronage to Heapenheld & Co.. No. 50
Sixth (St. Clair) street. This Ana have
now on bend a choice assortment. Of
gentlemen's dross geode which they are
prepared to make in bolts, warranted to
suit every customer. The already largo
trade which they coley is a sufficieut
guarantee of the manner in which they
°ended , business. Aver,' customer's
wants are carefully studied. and sane.
faction to always guaranteed. Young
gentlemen should give tills house a can,
and try them with a - fine dregs or bald.
ness Mat. Tholr prices are reasonable
and work superior, and nowhere in the
PUY. eau patrons be batter accommodated.
•"Mao wants but little here below, nor
wants that little long," is the language
of the poet, but whether' strictly true
rosy be a question. We know a great
many men who want a great deal, and
Want it for a long time; who will work
and achemb to get It, and when they
have secured the prise, will only resign
II on compulsion. Oa .the other hood
there are thousands who hit a happy me•
Mum, and are tontented with a compe
tency.' Of snob are tne clang of customers
who daily sistic Lbaxaociol dining moms
of Holtahelmer , Fifth. avenue, adjoining
the Poatottice, where 'meals can be pro.
clued at all haunt. And such meals!
bounteous, savory and oortedlo a dot-
We know whereof weepeak when we say
that Hollahelmer , s restaurant takes rank
among the and erne class, In this or any
other city.
What's the use of soft ring intOlemble
misery for from weeks to months with a
cold la the head, when Dr. Barge's Ca.
tarrh remedy gives immediate redet-and.
will permanently cure - all snob oases,
and mats only tatty cents fora package
which prepares one plot of the medicine.
Bold by drugglitta, or send.rixty cents to
Dr. B. V. Plerce, Ihiffo?, N. Y., and. got
. .
.
THE COURT&
District Court—Judge Kirkiiatriet.
FRIDAY, February la.—The cue or
Duff vs. . Wilson, previously ee r , r t e d,
wee monied and had not been concluded
When Court adjourned.
There wIU be no more jury trials in.
this Court until Wednesda
Mint Ilst will be taken up on Monday,
Common Pleas—J urges Sterrett and Cot.
FRIDAY. February iB.—ln the case of
Stern & Stein mt. owners of steamboat
“prilds," previously reported, the jury
found Mr plaintiffs in the sum of 1815 82.
In the Quarter Sessions Court room
Judge - Collier presiding, the case of Jen
kins ye. M d garnishee of tlie Mts.
burgh 'it . Monongehels Coal Comps*,
win than taken up. Tide woe an execu
tion attachment. Jury out.
Li' the Comilion -Fleas Court room,
Judge Sterrett presiding, the case of
Kennedy et 111 i., 111. Dithridge, was taken
up. Thu was an cotton on a covenant to
recover the value' of fiftyaix shares of
stock In the Fort FM Lnrnber Company.
It appears that James Kennedy, J. Grier
Spout ;end Henry W. Watson. sold to.
defendant two tracts of land in Venango
county, for which in addition to the pay
ment of a stun of money the said defen
dant agreed to give plaintiffs ninety
shares of stock In said Company, - -upon
plaintiffs making to him a good And suf.
ficlent deed for acid land. There was
some difficulty, it apps ' ars. about the
deed, and In the meantime Mr. Sproul
asaigned his Intermit in the stock of said
Fort Fitt Lumber Company, to wit: Mir- ,
ty-nine shares, and this action was.
brought to recover said aum, and alum the
amount due Watson. The defense act
up was that plaintiffs had not performed
their part of the agreement. and that
Dithrldge was compelled, at a.grest
cost and expense, to perfect the title. On
trial.
The Real Estate Bailees,.
We sometimes wonder how the vast
number of callers at,theollice of Croft it
Phillips, Beat Estate Agents, No. 139
Fourth avenue, can be attended to, but
their business Ia so , systematized that
they can control an Immense amount of
it, without half the inconvenience or
trouble experienced by many °then
engaged in it. Their monthly Real Ba•
tate Register Is a grand arrangement for
the -mem- - -Id purchaser,
the property owner arm. as
those wanting to sell can bring their
property, through this medium, directly
before those wishing to purchase. Menem
O. it P. have certainly wonders In
developing the real estate business, and,
nothing short of a close attention, fair
and honorable dealing, and an Indomita
ble will to sueceed, would have brought
their, business to its present greatness.
As above stated they issue the Pittsburgh
Real Estate Register monthly, and will
take pleasure in accommodating those
who will favor them with a call with a
Copy 'gratis, or they will send - it by mall
free te any one requesting it. Those of
our readers having any kind of property
to dispose of will tied it to their Interest
to favor them with a call, and those
wishing to purchase cannot fail to get
suited out of the large list contained In
the Register.
E=EMI!!
Mountain Patriots 31 50
.The Squire's Daughter i 1 25
The Yachlyville Boys .... .. 1 .... 80
Captain charley 75
Eugene Cooper 1 15
Baby's Ghristmse Olft t 160
He That Overcometb • t 2 25
Temperance Library... 5 75
For sale by F. G. Heineman.
113 Third avenue.
Special inducements will be °flared to
persona purchasing books far Sunday
School Libaary.
That venerable gentleman the oldest
inhabitant, is perfectly agreed with ev
erybody on two points, that we have
never had inch a Orange, changeable,
unaccountable spell of weather as within
the east few week., and that the remark.
able low prices for the most superior
workmanship. such as that no r linfactarrxt
and sold at Liebler's trunk dory, has
never been known heretofore n the city.
The warehouse of this establishment is
at 104 Wood street. where those disposed
to question the old gentleman's veracity
can call and Judge for themselyee..
A determination to succeed Is often
half the battle. This la why Messrs.
Youngeon dr. Co. have made' their ele
gant dining rooms and confectionary
eatablishment, corner of Smithfield
street and Diamond alley, the fashion
able and popular resort. They have
always determined to have their house
up to the highest standard, and inspired
by that principle have spared no exer
tions to make it ands. 'or anything In
the confectionary Hoe Mcsarsyoungson
& Co.'s will be found the right place.
It Is scarcely necersrly to inform the
public that the moat harmless cud ntt
uittons drink In the world Is made at the
Oregon Brewery, on Stevenson street.
Every barrel of Cream Ale, with P., D
& Co.'s brand, Is guaranteed, and ell in
this part of the country are well as
sured that this ale Is the best toads in
the world. Orders promptly attended to,
If sent by mall or left In person.,
ill
!everything from the Unit* toy cap Jo
die driest and most perfect tea set, may
bad at the warehouse of the Keystone .
Pottery. Measni. S. M. Kier & Co., pro.
prietors. No. 363 Liberty street. Borne
of the finest queenaware which graces
the - tables of oar most lashlonahlo re•
eldeneos has been parobaaed at this es•
eabllshment. Low prices and the best of
material Ls the sale at 383. .
Additional Markets by Telegraph.
Loarnon,. February 18.--tkumsola 02%'
for money, and 62% account. American
securities firm; bond, of '62, 68%; '65,
old, 86; '6l, 675j: 10 40e, 83%. Blocks
quiet; Erie, 21%; Illinois Central,llo%;
Orem Western, 2814.
Emus, February 17.—Rentos firm
at 75f 62e.
Fuanevonr, February 18....-Rands so.
tive and fi r mer ec 93%. -
Llyanroor., Feb. 18.—Cottom sales
of the week 62,000; -for export ?,000; on
speculation 11,000; stock 316,000; Ameri
can 141,000; receipts of the week 16,000;
American 11,000; market to-day quiet
and., unchanged; sales 10,000 bales.
Breadstuff:G . and Provisions unchanged.
LONDON, February 18.—Tallow 46eQ)
46s 3d.. Spirits of Turpentine easier at
somawo 6d.. Linseed 011'4013. -
NEW Ycing, February 18.—There were
1,440 fresh and 200 stale cattle to-day,
A heavy rain kept many hatchet.; aWay I
their wants being 'lglu innate( stoek was
sold hilt at a de - line of go from Ned-•
ilesday, making more than 34c from
Monday. Tho muse. was from 1034 to
16340. no extras being on sale. A oar fat
834 e cwt.' ilidc; Mina brought $9O; 70 thin
li,liesottri cattle IN cwt 1334 c; 840 good 7
est Illinois steers 14301163.40: 88 O oo hio
734 owe 15@16.3. The close was tame.
Sheep are not gelling, with my 3,700
arrived today .. Butchers are 11 of mut
ton, prides nominally Ritchey . Barely
4 oars live baize arrived; the are worth
93f to 9340; city dressed sell at 12a and
western at Ile,
Nsw Oxbaaars, February 9--Calton
market unsettled; soles at 2974®240;
sales 1,000 oaks; receipts 7,327 bales;
exports 11,400 bales; sales for the week
33,000 bales; receipts 40.48 g bales; e*.
Drt. 37,0 5 3 bides; stook 237.177 bales.
lour timer at 16,00, t 6 ®0.20. Corn
Kane and hlger at 11,15, 0 lower at
700. Corm; none here. Pork bacon and
barley unchanged. Sugar mart sales
prime at 11;101234c, Moles, whisky
and coffee unchanged. Gold 1934. Ster
ling wg. New York alit, exchange
par.
„ .
• litips.Aio, Feb. 113.—Cattle: ocelpta for
the weak 5200 bead; market, rly active;
vales of 1700 • head, at 8®8 %3 for extra,
7167340 for prime. 63.4®7e for fair and
5 @No for peer to medium. Hogs:
receipts 9860 head; market active at 41®
oy,e, Sheep: r ecelpta 9059 head; market.
dull and 34c lower; melee 2306 bead, at 5%
a 53 for State and western and 53407 0 fo r
onouooo to extra Canada. ..
etnekno, February 18.—et the open
board this afternoon wheat was quiet,
Mesh% at 8130 each and 81%0 seller
March. Corn and Oats neglected in the
evening and nothing done. Provisions
quiet, with Bales of mews pork seller
March at $28,873, and buyer March at
127.5 0 . Lard. buyer March, 16e. Short
ribs 13Xo cash.
Ban Fa amuse% February I&—Nloar
quiet at 14,7bg*,60. Wheat; light trans
actions In interior grades
E 11212
ATOMTZ—Cha Feder, at 14 ocoelr,
Rua, daughter of Juba H. auttZligabetha
1,000, aged 1 year sad limo:mt.
'Abe funeral will take place Nom her !atones'
deuce, No. SS Plke lateen. Allegheny City, o
SUNDAY •yyNNNYON, al3 co'Coak.
OutlllNl.—Febromy lfih. EIZTTIC. IDDY
DUMAN& 'mangos% dooglnAr of kdirird and
Usti BOVA. •• •
Fosterol to take plata ow 81:roto4T, at 9 o'clock
a. x., Rom theta oldeneo. No. 39 R•sleng
• Allegheny city. The Mends of tho
homily ors rupeclfolly Lotllo.l to oi wow,
—AONS IZBn
E Thuradai, .417t . . 1 - G l O Titt; 117 i,.
.
Youtral hors the realdroca or her brother,
John Inman, Blind Avenue. on arrailly,
got. itoth, at $ o•oleek , r. ee. Car/sates arta
lea , * }Labatt H. Pawnee 11. Co.e, et•raar 7th
&Tease 004 Marty Meat, at
~1 O'clock. The
Mes4l at Um hodlyirth Semi stun&
UNDERTAKERS
rtRAISLES & PEEBLES, vs.
V.) DISTAXI.I III AND filVZilY ISTABL
Asset ..f ISANDUSICYSTIMIT LAD CHUlli
Alfjettly Anestienteity, where LIM I/ (.70/1 .
804)ss at 1:1711SIAllt7ly supplied with real and
Rentosoot lfalsogsny and Walnut
Cara., at prices verfluit ftudi_ll ll HIM P.a •
tee !sneered for Interment. itemise. sett ewe
sieves ihruisliet Lao, 141 sleds of liouralus
4/AulA If reualiet • °Mee open at Ulltdan. dal
sad eteet.
JOSEPEI MEIER & SON,
• lIPMEIrr.AIC-Elll9.
The ergo
I =
Own/awn for !murals Foradrhiol
doev4 corm% and a:11 Pmena IPacolehment att. utT ra...
AUCTION SALES
ramie SALE OF
VALUABLE BELL ESTATE
•
In the City of Allegheny.
By ilnue of an order or the prphans• Court of
of "Allegheny County, the undershgned. a. Truss
bee. under the wilt of Edber Otookton, deceased,
wilt offer at public, sa , e, , on the Pretol.... On
TllOlOlO4 Y. the lit h day of March nest. at 10
o'clock A. N.. a lit of ground tabulable to tte
estate of said decedent • situate on kockton
avenue and Webster street, fronting 64 feet on
atoekbt seen,. and preserving the same width
along Webster street northwardly 240 feet to
Water oetreet. on which is erected • two story
finch Dwelling containing 12 zooms and sfraine
Stable. Thla property id SO tOCItOd lbst Dean be
eb•dlrlded Into lots ['outing on the Yark.whldi
for beauty and conreritence cannot be mryamed.
TZMIS or tioa.x—one;third of the purchase
money cash an confirmation or the Sale, the hal
sine in two equal annual pa , rirrints, secured by
-bond and mortgage of tlie tuicheser. •
For further Information enquire or
THOS. B. UPDIKE.
At tto Ilfenchezter living. Bank, SOO B
avenue, Allegheny, or of
W. A. SIPE, Attorney.at• Law.
refriti4l.B 911flamand crest, Pittsburgh. "
IABGE AND CF/OICE COL-
M
, TMIN FIRST.OLASI Nisi/Mod IN
GANT FRAMES.—MONDAY MORNING.
AFTERNOON and EV 6 NING, rebroar7 117 st,
at 10. II and 7E o'clock. on mound door of Com
insrelal Salm booms; 1014 Smithfield street. (Oslo
entrance on Finn Avenue.) will commenced
the sale eta large sun choice collection of end
elms CHROMOB and OIL PAINTINGS, In ele
gant frames. embracing NEW and FAVORITE
.o
oUtl ne JEOTeI by the must emlomit artlatEof F.-
and America.
colientlon la unequalled by any farmer
display of flue att• In our city. and will afford
an L
unuan•l opnortualty for ecorntlnn born e.
with worts of unqueetlo cable teats and B.t.
The collection wilt he open all day Friday and
eaterday for examination to which ladles and
aan , lenten are tallied.
f 17 • A. IIcILWAINIL. Auctioneer.
ILICTION SALE.—An Engine
and Double Plea holler-9a ft. lan, 44
14.
ea to diameter, with cylinder of 111 inch
bore, will be told at Adlethi Works, Twelfth
ward, o. Mooney. Mat inn, at 10 A. M.
BUBINES3 CHANGES.
DIS3OLUTION OF PAUTNEH—
SH I P.- 1 be rortoerstup of BAST. THOUP.
hog & CO.. Is. Hill cry olstolved by JO -N
Be ST earebasing the interest of Mr. 010.
IHOMPSON to sold firm.
The bonufseturloy of 11PossiclO be eputir U.S
as beech:gore, owlet the nom. of JOHN BEAT
&CO. .1. UN ISILST.
GEO. THOMPSON.
JOHN MAcI.EAN,
THUS, A. BUT.
PITT orgrAGH, Feb.ls. 1810. fellroM
CO-PBTNERSIIIP NOTICES
The undersigned have this day entered Into •
partnership for th e purrnee of earning on the
Wholesale and Retell
NOTION, TOY,
AND
FANCY GOODS HUSINESS,
At No. 112 TEDERAr. STREET. /raster's
Mode, under the Inn name of
O'LEARY' it SINGLETON.
• P. A. O'LEARY
El/MAIM sisulavorr. •
ALLZOIMIXT Ctrs, Jen. 1.11110.
Hearn OILICAGY d SINGLETON have just
returned iron, tie mt. where they purchased
for mash a comp et. meek of NOTIoNS, ToYS
and VANCE 4/(S01)0, comprising In van of Ho-
wry I then Lidos, Paper Collate, Peeket
Book% Lenin. and Gents Satchels. Cutlery,
Sestets. Children's Carriages. Hobby Horses,
Carts. Wegeot, LeWa which will be opened and
ready for e TItSGAT. Jib. 5. 1210,
when we will tie please° to hays our friends and
We Public Treaty to eaU and examine our
mock.
It I t4l OILEART A SINGLETON.
R. W. BOAERTS. W. A. PICHOLSON.
J. A. TM/HP . 3ON.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The underlined bar* this dw entered Into•
Co•parmerthip f Me purpose of ramie/goo
the Ominous of •
UPHOL ST ERING •
At No. IST WOOD BTILLIT, under tbostDo of
• ROBRIVIVAICIIOLSOfI k TROIPBON.
• R W. ROVER'M •
W. A. NICHOLSON.
J. A.
Prrrantraou, Feb. I, 1810. THUMPOUN.
The long expeenc of Mr. Roberts, wbo
Wes front t ooit. hse f nalterts. Tectonic & Co..
sod tom of Mr. Nicholson, late with .
lit err McClintock & CO.. cosb.es them to node?.
Hand thoronarb 7 the went* of the trade. and
with hew ard re.h *lt c. of g00._.. • inbrael.
e‘elyr,o Ir e In th, o,om bten , lra.lr, nay rest, ct
fu Ily so:I cat •eh are of public patronsme. 1.0:11
ISTERORANT TAILORS
HENRY G. HALE,
MERCHANT TM*
Cotner of Penn and Sixth Street
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
COMPLETE
PIERSON & 10111111BRINO,
BUCCTITIORS TO
W. n. WOES a co.,
NERcnErAusT TArLorts,
Pio. 10 11112 117" late lit. Chile.
••11! psis. teestved • large arty of Tall
roTerielZ i'aVtirlVALitaltit %Ira :
fiktrienti LAW:BRING.
P. ItI'ARTITAB,
• FASHIONAZILV
MERCHANT
Sons constantly on band
Cloths, Cassitneres and Vesting..
Also , GENTLEMll9 , alpur.r4snike 000/16.
o. 93 1-2 Smlthp#d 31791,
. .
81.0tat.s Olotl.ted 1214111 to order to the latest
Arles. ieS;alll
&DVS FALL GOODS.
.A.lvlendl4 new stook of
0L 0217 4 GAISSIMEIZES.
arm!. yecomytry uuae =MICA.
set: Xercbtat rams. 11113m1thtelt meet.
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.
Bell and Brass Founders,
essian, LOCONOTITI k .LOLLING MILL
sßassEs
Zia* ifraneptiv to . Order ..
BARBIT'B -METH.
Made and Kept on Hand.
rronriaton via manuractux.r. of _
LM. Coopefs Improved Balance Wheel
STEAM PUMP.
Office, 882 PENN STREET.
Powder, Cor. l'ith and Railroad Struts.
SNIALL covarrav SEAT FOR
SALE OR BENT.—Contalnlng 11 tern. all
eater neat fauna and fronting tee Ohio river.
Tin piano Eta a nratwilt moms.
good atable with numerous oarbuf M ess, and
oh, tune d planteo wilt • great •arlery of
frnitgl tOe eery beet teleatlona Pr.ve *3.000.
Payment. *l,OllO In hand: ratan. •1010 per
Jeer,with Interest. N. not sold.
Rueter WA per year andAar all taxes. AP-
N. cL.UN &Co,.
104 Four
LEATHER
, A•dputa. guaranteed to be
Made by 80/ of intently on
hood 0 .0 0
th . o l u o al .. lty a
. ir t . 11 . 11.. eaDDIY. ,
•ad
it. PHILLIP/3.
ne gad elatayet• rot.
taa
WISH. •
•A: Fresh Lake Herring:
.• •* Whi . e Fish; -
No. 11., lei 3 Mackerel—nil Hsu
I.lbrsoor Mackerel; -
Hosed Herring; . _
Cod Ala; st
WATT. LANA A C 0.%
• • 11.0.179 cod 174 Wood tit.,
Ia(IDAIIRELS CLEVELAND
.1 .
bia Irrasont L. •
6,41bbi1 Mutant err J White Lim.
H.
nr salr CARTEILT.M.
a lf lad prime
4. R. _
IWe
b y —2llll Pip [loft Gal G alen a
.11.4 LLD. ltor
VINEGAR.
THE PITTSBURGH
VINEGAR- •
WORKS.
BALLOU & ADAMS,
167, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND AVENUE,
Are Parr prepared to MARA VINEGAR Mile
LOWEST MARKET RATER. Attention Le Pr-
McCarty called to oar
zAw wrlminnon.
INSURANCE
•
TUE NEW JERSEY .
Rabid Life insurance Co.,
NEWARK, N. J.
Assets, Over - $500,000.
All ?alleles issued by this Company are perpet
ually Non-Torfelting alter the payment of one
AAnnal Premium.
Dividend. messily declared and applied on
third sauna oresaluns. either on the permanent
inereaae of the policy. or la reduction of peemt
out.
HENRY HIBITATRICK,
General Agent,.
161 1-2 Wood Street, (2d floor,)
Italleble Anomie whaled.
der On
THE IRON CITY
LIFE INSIIBANCE CO.
Of Pennsylvania.
Office, 'l5 Federal St., Allegheny City.
. DIRECTORS,
800. JAN= L. OBAILLM.
Bev. J. B. CLARK, 0. D.,
Capt. B. ROBINNON.
Bev. A. EL BELL, D.D"
' IL H. NEnBIT, .D.,
W. A. BAND Gabler Allegheny Trait Co.
JACOB Bu t? !_, Neal Emelt. A.sent ,
DIMON Omni - , Mayor of Allegheny,
C. W. HENRY. Hatter,
D.
B. DrAltam . Lig . A . :ll.ii.t.
D. B. Insurance Anent.
Capt. ROUT . BOBINDONL MrseldeWts
Meow. J. B. CLARK.D.D.-Vlee President.
JACOB RUSH. Neerctrir'
C. R. BU r. ' •
M. W. W HITE , I MeninAL AMEN&
DANIEL BWOOEIL GenN Aiwa.
COMMINMONED ABBEYS YOU THE CO,.
John B. Donaldson, ny, Pa.
W. W. M m a H ol , i rh p es .head , P Beaver,
Pe.
P. H. Cantata. MeKeeanort,
J. e
S orge H. .
Ntrayer Jo hn s to wn.Joowson Bl
Pa. rsville, ra.
to e rl2lVota ' s a b i yT, 'Ara ig t ,r 111;
from th co d of the drat year. All p ann
e.ann nnforfeitin
•
C ASIg •
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHELAN'S ESILDINN.
Pllll/ Aviuma i s . , INT I LI R. VI r er
Capital All Paid VD.
H. J.
Mpg w Wisps, S. H Hartman, A. Chambers..
Jake Hill, S. la yemrkan. J. H. JUJUY.
Thomas Smith. Jno.S. Willoak, •
11011X1 T H. YUNG, Pr,
JNO. 7. JENHINUS.
JOS. T. JOHNSTON. Ba,
Caot. H. J. GRACIE. Gm
Inane' on Liberal Terms
and Maxine Riot
annser
INDEMNITY
AGAINST 'LOSS AT PIRA.
FRAIALIXIASURARCE CO,OF PHILADELPHIA.
0/7103,414 . • 4ZT ONEST.ZiIIn BT.,near
Marto W. Mazur. Mordecai H. Santa
Tobiu Vague,. Mrid 5. Brown,
8an3.1 Grant a„. luso Lea,
jANi.• U. 5W EdIVIZI U. Dal•
(:47..TVA
rDW. O. DALE, Vies Ureshlutt:
W. U. tiTIBZ.r"
J. tiSN'IrAt7bTFIN, JLOvert.
North Watt armor Third and Wood Otreata.
sibWrorli
pENNSICINANIA
OILURANCF COMPANY OF PFITYSEUROR
OTNICL. TWo. - 10TM WOOD STILZIST, RA=
OP 001012E0E DOILDLNE.
TU. la • Demo 0•3•1=1. aat_laranti AND it
UM try Yin exclvvelf. --
LEONAIID WALT.Jr.Ett, rre.sldent. _
O. 0. BOYLIc,_
inwr i am i ch. , Treuansr.
• BeerptalT•
. .
6. , vngr altir.
Robert Psamk.
.324,011Pattaar,
te.
am Wool.
WINSURANCE CON.
2tM9 3 MISI ent.
I. BHT. Secretary.
oyassaa. MIMS,. (tenor= •Mt.
Moe, 91. Water street, Spank • C 0. - WM,
l lMlZlcti kL soTertMs of Flys an/ r
rise Atoka . • hams yanttalion, inaneote4 by
=cam =he Ire WWI nOlll7l to the coramonits,
sad who axe Oaterininna try promptness and libel.
allty to =abstain the ellaxacter which they has
asaannei, teazlo:lu
inearea.. the best protection to =nee
wbo dears to t
D1ra01.023:
Ateisnder Biala. Jean D. WM*.
S. inner. Jr.. Chaa.4. Markle,
Joao. ilesaley. Wllltma B. Evar.a.
fter d,, V=. .I . lrd i t y k
David M. I.4mg. Wm.
D. Thauren 21821
NATIoNAL.
- INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cor. Federal AL and Diamond, Allegheny,
An n la e. tbe SECOND ALTIONAL
P. l 4!),Vvemcar , — ,
SCR , . MY I MIJa. LocktiaDIRECTOUS:t;. r C. T e. Va.
Jsa.L.Grabara. Hobert Lea, '
Jaw 0. la.
JD.% 00004 Jr. Gaon. dent. b ken*,
o.H.PWllltaass Jao. Tlompaon J. mentioom
=
OPLIEW INNIIRANCE COM.
PPART.
017101. N. X. COXXXX WOOD • 111TH SW
& Hama IN&AVALNI&ItIas llas sad Martha &Loki
DE111=OXII:
L
r o ri ram Capt. Joap L. Rhoads.
Sacutel P. M4v.0 . 4
VIIILY "
Wale Vanfirk. W. P. e.- 4. : .
.1 saso. ILL enter. Waal, 1....1, ri
Pin WAIT i P I"' vk . gt , ' -,.
W. 7. aLmicicoa. IY.n;[►t7.
LLEQMF
•
430 PITTBURGH.
STRSZT,BAZZ BLOCS.
ALGA
U.nu t i 1 7-sIAiG all klub, of .lbs and ROW
Pfsedant.
T. J. HOS suN, Ales Presklest.
G. DU NELL. Secretary.
CAPT. WY. Dt.,V4. Goners! Amu&
1"1. I ==.
wicll7.s.
WALL PAPERS
WALL PAPER
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
To make sht broom tor new eMele: We wID mil
ILI tbe ern 01 Much alma mewls Mora.
PITTIIIII3ROR. PA
Without Regard to Cost,
HANDSOME PADT.OR pArzas,
MINING ROOM CAP6b$,
NA
AND CHAIOILE rAtrios..
Alm, WIN usortamut °feat AP PAMIR ist
Na 107 XtERET STREET,
as
ELEGANT • -
PAPER HANGINGS.
wortWl Paper/ ta_plal. t.
Clans to sad mote. y•naillacpvize.
GT h rlttraNt l ie l ga r"z l,6
"" ed g ° Vtra i liggi to be ftomil elsewhere
tiliZZugy. Fur gals St
W. Pe MA B EIRA IL'
13
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,
191 Liberttt Street.
as=
2TOHN L-1101:1111E k anus, sue-.
. season to JOHN I. HOUSE CO.. Wiwi,
sikls Woes. sad i:Puistlaslosillerebssia. Come
0111o1LOSold sod Water stmts.. Pltubarp.•
•
=
Ia'FEW OPERA HOPPE:
SATURDAY •TTIRRXDOH, Feb. IT. INTO,
Airs. D. P. BOWERS' . 11SATINIEF,
/or pir lb: venom
,BRARE; az wavr CARiI MoireT DO.
Cleve Molviu. Mrs. D. P. Rowers.
Healy Melville Mr. J. C. MeCollim.
IatAeSTURDAY RVICNINO li!presented tte
reetiog 0..... •
MADY.LAIIE, Tux Relax or um Thilloria.
111s4e1s47e Mn. D. P. Raen.e.
To oeucludis with the Comedy of
SCA.TRARINE AID rgraucuto:
Retruce le Mr.. 1.1- )(teatime .
prentratlon — RY.Ar.he Tar. T/lIPEST.
IarGBAND
URBAN CONCERTS
Third Pr::byterian Church,
SIXTH AVENUE.
Mr. J. 11. WILLCOX, Mus. Doe.,
ON MSDAY EVENING, Feb. 22d,
WEDNESDAY AFITENOON,Feb,23,
I=
Reserved seats for Tunlar.vetOng 96 tents
extra. Will be '4l at the Yowl% Biota of 111 , 1. •
LOB et HUSSY, No. 83 711th .avenoe. cos-
Sloscine hatszdoy montini. Tensor/ 19th: at. 9
12=!
WHOLESALE GROCERS, &O.
DILWORTILIOPER &CO.,
WHOLESALE ORO CERS„
Ptetsßurgh, Pa.
ESTABLISHED BE
& T.: GOREN, 1812.
W. it BOBBILY,
11 4 2/1 ID) A )'Z fill A Aril ;kepi S
No. 271 Liberty Street,
onsscrus OAT, ZAMA turrm.,)
K. STRUM.
MSTEELE & SON,
• Commieaion Merchants
FI 451•11AXN. VE=l , , dco.
No. 9$ OHIO STAMM mar Last Oosou
PETER KEIL JAMPS Y. BICILAICT
V EIL & RICHAIEVA
aOllllll2l 611.10 N BIZIEWHANTS,
AND '
1101:111, eum, same, zu.r, TIED, &a
Zig Liberty 81., Pittsbnigh.
.1724. V
MEANOR & HARPER,
71.01111. (MAIN AND rIiODUOS
Ccimmission Merchants,
NO. WS ITHEATT STRUT,
oZionlistments solicited. ael
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
aboteessor to Muir it Anostroolt4
PRODUCE COMMISSION mntatmer,
No. 25 Market Street.
y
J, BLANCHARD,
MEM
No. 396 TWIN STIUCET
aoL11:320
.4.rrnw, BAIRD & PATTON,
Wholesale Grocers, Commission )1 embanks
Mah ri , L ' altloTaard= . o l l . l.l r ;ott .
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