11 donittsinailt &Ott THE OHL Eltanite if Esse. The plea and offices of the Daily and Weekly 43ezirrrs will be removed, from tbolOth to the list of March. from their eld eland Cu Fifth avenue to the large, atir4tOried •'6asarra Buildings," at SO corner of Badinfield atreat and Sixth reeentJy purchased by the pro wieners as a permanent home for the litagglvg; The Duquesne Greys will wade this attarcoon. Excellent ROME et the Rink today on itEdnson street. The littatnirgh Peatedice will be open today from 73; to 10 o'clock h. m., and .fromi dlo 6 o'clock. P. AW be Closed—Tcaday being • legal betide); all the Bloats. Custom House and Paw Office will be' dosed. Thompson was anis tad In Ma Diamond Market yesterday for Ibrastalllng, and after a hearths before the Mayor was tined is and coats. Frost Bitten.—Yesterday, John Ben nett. an sinploye of ht. Edwade, EN., 011 Gauger, had tile hands frozen while Longing oil on the Allegheny river bank. Post Commander.—George R. Van Raw= Was at a recent meeting of Post 151. 0. A. R. Bermingham elected Post Commander, oleo Philip Hoerr resigned. The Sint will be stilted today by large delegation* of juveniles.. _ Cesuelitsfen Recetred.—The commis. lion of R. R. Guthrie. es Justice of the Nies fbr Stowe township, has been re. wowed by Recorder Hunter, and Is now at his office. Anniversary of Mashing Mn's birth-day In Union M. E. Church. Allegheny City, Ws evening. Doom open et 7r. N. drew by Col. Clark, D.D. Supper le the Lecture Room. Ailmlesion fifty amts. The °Maw on duty at the elevator yes. tardily 'arrested a milk wagon, which Lad been left- standing on the street by the driver, who, it appears, was drunk: The on was ta ken to Petterson's stable. lee at the Rink la in flrat rate skathig r r, Jackman, the battlekscarzed hereof the last two wars, addresses his fellow ellisetes at Wilkins Halt to -nlght. The Doctor will have a vote next year. and, pollUdans and others should go and NKr hlm. Seduction.—Anna Tlmony made inter n:tattoo before Alderman bicidaatere rmitarday, charging Samuel Barndollirx with seduction. The accused was arrest ed and In default of ball fora hearing, Wain committed to jail. Disorderly Conduct.—Alfred Schick made faformrtion before Justice Helmet, yeaterdzy, charging John Schuman with disorderly conduct. He alleges that John broke the windowaln his dwelling. A warrant was leaned, $U cg Uhla.—Pbter Doer made Infer. matron before Justich Refuel yesterday, Philip Koenig with assault Ste alleges that the accused saw* at his !DMA and struck him with •whip. A warrant was Issued for the mat or To CityAdverthere.—Owing to the in. crowing circulation of the Monongahela Valley Republican we feel Jumbled In In areuui g our advertising rates one-third from thin date. MULL W. HAZZARD, Publisher. Monona:aids City, Pa., Feb. 22, 1870. Amuit and Battery...4obn House nude Information yesterday before Al derman John A. Floyd, chargingjarues Dean with assault and battery. The pima were at a ball at >Lantyette Ball rsidar night, where It le alleged the dlaculty occurred. Dean was committed Ibr a hearing. The First National Bank will take tke advantage of today being a National hoUday and - move to the drat :floor of Masonic; Hall building, Fifth avenue. They intebd emoting this coming snm._ Mar one of the handsomest bank build. Inv In the city on thelr, old atte, corner Of Fifth avenue and Wood street. The Tones Folks will be rejoiced to 'h•ttn rate skating - et - the Milk .• ' W. 457. • Filasal-Weardogran itews.—A. gentle man who resides to the hlgh.up borough Of Mount Washington reoently called upon one of the /wakes of the Pasoe for Mid borough to complain against two young men who-reside there for slander and conniving to defame We character. For certain reasons the Justice advised the gentleman to withhold his informs lion for the present. Why it Ea lst f—ln 'malting of the military companies tomtit* and formed In Ude community, the Chronicle sagely remarks: "Let the young men be en mewtu y the patronage of t nes, b and WOO we shall ha te them In regiments. Then the President or Governor will not be obliged to come Into or - go out of our city tinder the escort of a AM /dine seekbapolidolans." All ha l the good time coming I lb* Part Commission, In rejoinder to our »marble yesterday, state that they Sr. ready and willing to commence ope. rations on the ttoldiera' himmunient as imon myth. Building Committee select a Otte and tarnish the necessary succinct. tlots& -, Between th, two bodies, both ax willingness to go ahead, we have moon to believe that the work will not be numb longer delayed. pray move on gentlemen§ the people are growing Wl* Go to the Allegheny Skating Rink to. 151zumd to-night. Splendid lee and a d time. Burglary—Some time duriim Sunday night an entrance was effected into the =store oflleo. W. McClure, No. arty street, by burglars, by plus kqrsome barrels of end they rendered soy through the transom over the beck door. •The sate was blown open, .and aboulfortraix dollars taken there. pan.. betides some valuable papers. Thlsmorning informotion warn ma de o = 111 .30 2' okamn Pardee,", Ix re Livaitr ifteusea.—Some months since teFsda of the Grand Jury was . U2mi In which It wes stated that wars over two thousand liquor 11. 'f Ownstrantsd In the count y dozing the ymir.- This slide meat was Incorr tas we Mid by reference to the books ofthe enuntyfireswares, that there hare been bat I , l47l lcensestrlAall liquor granted idnos March 1889._ Thu number Includes whelm all als dealats, eating houses, farms and ons. - • /lirallealans Assault.— Mrs. D. lErnmmal audit information before Justice Bens bury lasterday. charging William Me- Doweu with felonious &malt and bat. tary. The amused is a boy about Modem or nineteen years of age, sad, It .spiltratottluititlroviliticiletythe pr eas :t ecu age : sum in a saloon together on Carson atrani Minalrigham.. nay got into a digionisy, when, .it hi alleged, McDowell draws knlb and stabbed young Krum. ' manila theism', indicting mascara wound. A mums wailamed. Mr. Asa Want:maul keeps a dining Wean on Smithfield street, and this monidnir a woman haying called for some ayiners,,waa le ft alone In the dining roam, and no doubt feeling a desire to asoulign the (=tents of the room she diseesseed and captured his valnable gold watch and made good her retreat. _ao were soon on the track and set found the-watch at a pawn. do llars. the woman had pawned It far ..-, in her s te bate yet , Ilitaters' San= Sint Is sou Opeakli der stesl4r...+% • • °gam cone•er T.ri g ht. none Of our reads= f will or t tpet thigiand organ concert to be e'en ao.nighkon the monster organ of the gnird4lealtykusztall Church, on EUxua tenant% by Prof. L.H ! Willooz , Muelcal Doetor of paiton.- The programme ea. braesereOme of the Haut gem and se : begone , from the ' kuurninemiattona of We old and modern ooniposera.. besides aunty popular original productions and fkgsandoes Introduced by the ._ - arthit whole to pomade at. 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FA OCIDENT Death of Moors Tboupsootz.Coyoz!ex's Inquest—The TsarhusLy—Veratet. - Coronet...Clawson yesterday held an inquest on the body of Moore Thompson, e respected deism of the Nineteenth ward, who met with en:accident Satur day evening about half-pas five o'clock, which resulted in his death a short time afterwards. We published a brief so count of trus sad occurrence yesterday, and this morning give the testimony taken by the Coroner in full, which 'con tains alt the facts connected with the -awe: I= The testimony Is as follows: „ Ito Dr. P. D. Perchzient, aw —I was called to see Mr. Thompeo about elk o'clock; found him unnonsci us, but not motionless. On examined n found a cut at the base of brain, sbo one and a half Inches in. length. perils, y through the scalp; also, contusion ebb a left tem ple, extending across the f ead. He wee then suffering from M eillaloll or impairing of the brain Dine o ne; pulse feeble and Intermittent. pll of eye contracted and Immovable. I Tried to administer a stimulant, but k could not mallow. He then partially rtrived and complained of pain in his hea .), Reid he felt sick and was very much nameated, but did not vomit. He asked to be walked about, and I waisted Mr: Lindsey to take him to the window. He then began to breathe heavy and slow, pulse slow End feeble, eyes dilated and immovable. Ithen saw or feared he was suffering from compression of the brain by the rupture of some of the email vmaels, producing extramsation of blood on the brain proper. Haut for his wife and family physician. Dr. Lewis came and concurred in my epinion. He died from compression of the brain. .." George /Wards, worn—Saturday af ternoon, about five o'clock, was sitting in my (Moe with Mr. Thompson, when I slaw Mr. Lindsay and Mr. Haziewood looking at the lot belonging to Mr. SprowL Went out to see them, and Mr. Haziowood asked me if I had the key to the house. Went Into the Mace and got the key, and asked Mr, Thompson to go with me to seethe home. Mr. Lindsay, Mr. Hasiewood, Mr. Thompson and my. self went into the house. I opened the shutters of the front room.to admit light, then opened tho doori of the dining room end kitchen. We then started out: when I got to the front door, Thompson. and RA21,314.'0°4 were going up stairs; I followed them and opened the shutters In the front part of the house, and they passed through Into the room over the dining room. I followed them in, and while opening the abutters In that room heard a noise as otsome one falling down stairs; also heard Mr. Healewood exclaim "Thompson has fallen down atairs." I then went to the head of the stairs, looked down and called Mr. Thompson by same but reeelved no answer. Then ran dawn the front stairs and met Mr. Lindsay at the front door. Asked film to come back with ma as Mr. Thompson had fallen down stairs and I supposed was badly hurt. Went back and found him lying in the kitchen, at the foot of the stains. Raised him up and I saw a severe cut on the back of his head. Mr. Lindsay field him up while I went and Look a gate off the hinges to make room to pass out with Mr. Thompson. We then carried him to the residence of Mr. A. P. McWilliams. Am satisfied that Mr. Thompson was rot under the Influence of liquor. He was in my office at least one hour and a half prior to the accident. When we found him at the foot of the emirs he was lying with his feet towards the wall and his head doubled down to wards hie feet. _ 6: v. Lnubsey, elem.—Came out from the city on the train; met Mr.limlowood. who stopped me, and asked me what I thought of the Spew( property; add I theturbt It a desirable location; went with ' him to look atit. While looking at the lot Mr. Richards came out of his office, and Mr. Haztewcicill asked for the key to me the house, Mr. R. went back and got the key, and when be returned, Thomp son came with him. We then want into the house, peeled through the front room to the kitchen. Mr. Hazlewood, Mr. Thompson and Mr. Richards .passed out to the back porch, and I went op the kitchen stairs, looked at the rooms, and came down again. They went up stairs, and I waited at the front door. They had not been gone more than ten minutes un til Richards came running down stairs, and said to me that Mr. Thompson had fallen down the stairway and he feared , he was badly hurt. We went round to. gather and found him lying on the kitchen floor, unconscious, and bleeding from a severe cut on the back part of the head. We then picked him up and car. rind him to the residence of Mr. A. P. McWilliams. Dr. Parchment was called in and examinrd the wound, and said he thought be was suffering from compress don of the brain,-and &a-ad that he was Injured Internally and would not recover. Dr-Lowls was sent for and his opinion was too same as that of Dr. Perchment. lam satisfied that Mr. Thompson was Perfectly sober when he =lie over to I Irak at the house. Tho stains were very steep. It was a box stairway and very narrow. Hozlewood, sworn—Mr. Thomo. eon and myself, with Than. Lindsay and Mr. Richards went into Mr. BprowPs house to examine it. Had examined the lower part and gone up atalrs. Was ten or twelve feet from Mr.l,Thompeon when I heard him fall, and called to him to know if be was hurt. He' made no answer. Mr. Richards then ran down stair's and opened the kitchen door and I proceeded down the stairs where Mr. Thompson had fallen. Mr. Richards •and myself got down about the same time andepoke to Mr. Thompson. He was lying on the kitchen poor.We asked him If he was hurt, but received no answer. Mr. Richards, Mr. Lindsay, and some one else, carried Mr. Thompson to Mr. McWilliams'. He ap peared to have two cola on the back of his brad, bat did not bleed much; the cuts did not appear to bo deep: he had a small cut on tile forehead. He did not appear' to lose his senses, but did not an swer any, questions. I had been ac quainted with Mr. Thompson for about six months; do not think he was under the influence of liquor.. VERDICT. dict The Jury returned the following ver is the opinion of the jury that Moore Thompson, of Esm Liberty, lost his life-by injuries received Saturday, February 19th, 1870, by accidentally fall ing down stairs In the house of Mr. Sproul, In the Nineteenth ward, Pitts burgh, Prcstntailan, Mr W. D. Mullen, late Superintendent at the Shelton Coal Works, seat of Irwin Station, was presented with gold watch and chain by the employees it the works, as s token of their friendship, en Satur• day at the Rush House. Mr. Mullin hu for the put due years held the Mahlon cf Superintendent of the Shelton Works, and hu yielded that position to -Mr. Robert Ramsey, preparatory to going to Catfish, on the Allegheny Valley - Rail. road, where he will act as Supertindent of the Pittsburgh Coal Company. The watch was given by his late associates ea a parting testimonial. Mr. Wilson pros. ided, the presentation speech was made by Mr. William Beckwith of the Penn. sylvanis Railroad ticket Moe, In happy languaga. . Mr. Mullin responded In most fend. tons terms, alluding in an affecting man. ner to his relations with the friends he was leaving. At the conclusion of the ceremonies, Mr. Beckwith announced that tho employee of the Shelton works had placed In his hsnds an-elegant toilet case and jewel box, 51:1(1 had commis. sloped him to present the same to Mra MnlUn, the excellent, wife of the late. Superintendent. Bath presents were purchased, of course, at Mr. 'William G. Dan/oath's popular establishment, No. 68 Fifth avenue, which of late seems to have been the headquarters for the purchase of gift lifetiogs. These desiring anything In their way will do Well to favor this old established house with a call; RemaraL _ . ...it will be obairved in our advertising columns, that Mr. L. D. - Dpmmett, the well known Liberty street Confectioner, has removed to No. - 61'. Wood street, (Mayo's Block) and associated Mr: David N. iNtsalMmtnis with 'hum. under the firm name of L. 1). Dummett & Co. Mr. m m bag long enjoyed • well-earned iczmweisturer of pure ractrc and will sell alno has tue reputation , c , ii.4' . .5.,7,f , ,i , fr5te price, No one In Wen 4...,0h In favor •th Ilieboot and C."). While he Bei,* Me trade at very moderate profit'', he sells to these witnout prolate ldr. Fitzsimmons will be to hearty sympathy with his senior, and the cuatoinera will find him every obllg itsr. correct and agreeable talesman, and the wholesale or retail custom wilt find the stock not, only of the beet quality, bit- embracing a great variety of table relishes and condiment; fruits, nuts and preserves. as wellasistaple sad fancy can dles -of their own ruantlfallttire. We commend this enterprising firm limit their splendid new establishment to all their old and a rich line of new cm. 1 'Tee Slat will be open to day and to. War: ZA grand akagait. earalsal may be ~~~::.Y DIAHet Court....iludie. Kirkpatrick. Mannar, February 21:—The case of Duff vs. Wilson. previously :reported on trial, wan resumed and was not conclu ded when Court adjourned. Mama State._ District Court—Judy, MONDAY. February 21— District Attor ney Bwoope filed an InfStmation in for feiture in the cue of the Mulled Btatee Ye. the tobacco, liquor and am: owned by Robert Hanna. An attachment and monition were ordered to be leaned, and made returnable on the first Monday or April next. Oa motion of J. K. Kerr ' Esq., Tat. Iferro P. Shaffner, Esq., of New York, waa duly sworn a membar of the bar of this court. Henry A. Miller, Esq , of Primklio,Ve• nango county, was appointed a United States Comissioner, vice Isaac Myer, Jr., who has re-moved to Philadelphia. Comma Pleas—Judges Sterrett and ------ MONDAT. February the Cora. mon Pleas Court room, Judge Coiner prealdlng, a petition for a charter of the °Brotherhood of St. Jamea," of Temper. ancevllle was presented and filed. George Haaslnger vs. Robert Hardy, Executor of BeJamin Patton. de'cd., late of Hampton township. Action In debt. It was alleged that Benjamin Patton con tracted dente amounting in the aggregate to $5,000, which was due and unpaid at the time of the death of the said Patton, and this action was brought to recover said sum. On trial. In the Quarter Senior,' Court room Judge Sterrett presiding, the cue of Kennedy vs. Dlthrtdge, previously re• ported, was reamed and bed not been concluded when Court adjourned. OPERA soiree.—Tke weather although extremely cold last evening, did not deter the lovers of the drama from going to the Opera House to see Mrs, D. P. Bowers in "Leah the Forsaken." The house was full, and we doubt if Mrs. Bowers ever personated the Jewish Malden to better advantages or . with more satisfaction. to an audience nor those there assembled ever see the char acter more faithfuly portrayed. She was admirably supported throughout the piece, Mr. fdatAllum as Rudolph was exceedingly good. This evening Mrs , Bowers will appear as Julia, In the " Hunchback," Mr. MoCollum In the role of Master Walter. The house should be Oiled to overflowing, and doubtless whlL_ LIBRARY LECTIVREB.-111r. James E. Murdoch will give miscellaneous Read• Inge and Recitations at the Academy of Motile this evening, under the auspices of the Young Men's Mercantile Library Association, consisting of selections from Shaksveare, Scott, Tennyson and others. No reserved sesta. Thursday Griming Mr. Murdoch will give his lecture on "Impressions and Recollections of Abra ham LinColn." GRAND TAIIIMAIIX AND ALLMOORY.— The pupil* of the several departments of the High School will give • series of Grand National Allegory and Tableaux, at the Academy of 'Music ' commencing Thursday evening. Greatseccess within the last four years has attended Mr. Hagar's Allegory, and it is hoped our citizens will not fail to enjoy a repast of popular Con" choruses and striking tableaux, seldom witnessed lu our city. The entire programme has been rearran ged sun greatly improved since their last entertainment. Sale of reserved seats commenced at Klebens Music Store yes terday morning. Admienion fifty cents ; reserved seats seventy five cents. Matt nee performance on Saturday. PLEASA-NT REUNION.—The annual sli me and social reunion of the St. Paul's Orchestra Band held hurt night at La fayette Hall, was ono of the most Dices. ant and select affairs of the season. All who were present greatly enjoyed them. selves, and the arrangements reflected much credit to the managers. Tax TAILEAUT. I:macre Illustrative Of the Scriptures, drew together a very large andlenea last night at the Turners' Hall, and the- performances were of an mutually entertaining character. The ice merchant and the bolder of rink and skating park stock were among the jubilant yesterday. In the morning at flee o'clock the thermometer stood at zero, at noon ten degrees above, and limit evening at eight o'clock at four degrees above. How Jubilant every one seemed. Groat coats, stmie, and fur rape, which had laid almost undisturbed since last winter, wore yesterday juptighl. _lnto speedy requlaition. Hosea. not red with whisky punches, but red with cold breezes, were predominant. Many wore the troubles of pedestrians sa they were hurrying over the ice covered sidewalk& And we witnessed one very uneermo. noun Initiation of a chilled citizen down a flight of atone steps into a beer Saloon. The ladle., too, formed no mean pro. portion of the dauntless crowd., But am visions of ice and the anticipation of ice cream Rest summer figured consplcu. °curly in the "misty Intare, 7 ' It was bear able. The newsboy, fur he stood shivering at the Poston:lce corner, looking up into your face with his "paper sir," seemed to say "although tie cold to-day well have skating to-morrow." And although that little body was cold. In that little face there was Joy at the thought erotica/at and sleds. Should the water persist In- re maining liquid new, it will most cer• tainiy boll In our rivers next summer. One of those affairs we like to notice Caine off lard evening at Quincy Hall, Allegheny. Hearing anode we entered the hall and found It woes festival given by the olflcers and teachers of the Hopo Mission Sabbath School to the scholars. In the front of the hall stood a large tree loaded down with floe oranges, around which were tables tilled with boxes of candles and cakes. At each side of the tree was a large cross and anchor, over which is an arch:with the word "Wel come," above which was Menne!) of the school, Rev. J. A. Seymour, of Cleve. land, made a very fine address, after which the Superintendent, Mr. E. Unit. 'say Grier, made a law interesting re. marksoind as athwere anxiously await. log the aignal for enjoyment, it was given; and the cakes and oranges wore distributed in such a manner as to show that all were truly welcome. -May the young gentlemen and ladies have their efforts crowned with abundant ancosse. We would state that the school has only been organized about two years. Waaainton's Birthday Today the whole people of these United States will celebrate the 138tk snnlversary of the birth of the great, good and noble "Father of his Country , ' —George Washinton, the drat Preshient selected by the-people to preside over the destinies of the nation. By- act of Cougreas this lea national, legal holiday and consequently badness will be sus. pended by the goverdnient departments, banks and other establishments. The Duquesne Grays of ibis city will coin. memorate the occasion by a grand dreg parade, gutting their armory at - two o'clock this afternoon. We preiume business will be very generally attrperld ed throughout the two cities sad cur. rounding boroughs. . Bac% Again. , We published, some time since, an ao oonnt of a cue of abandonment before the Mayor, In which .. .plan:Morgan, of Philadelphia, was prosecutzlx, and her husband, Juin Morgan, defendant. It will be remembered that Morgan; the defendant, wee held to ball to the sum of 11,000 for his appear ance et court. At the bearing. MOrgall Attorney proposed to Mut. Morgan, the prosecntrlx, that the defendant was willing to take , her children and herself* and provide - for them If she would live with him In this city. Mrs. Morgan, it spout*, accepted the propositiyesateon d went back to Phila. delphis and n day she returned 'to this eLy with her two children. We Pluming they will be provided for by Mr. Morgan. . Pao Pretences. B. J. Bayer has been victimized, he alleges, by Jacob Bernstein to the extent of 11100, in cash. He made intent:Tidiest before Alderman Taylor, yesterday, charging Bernstein with false pretences. He alines that the accused represented to him Bast he had flap 10 hie coedit in a bank in this city, and exhibited a bank book purporting to show said balance, and on the strength of this representation he borrowed from the prosecutor $lOO. _Bornstein was arrested and held fora bearing. f( .you want your hair dreamed or frizzled after the latest fuhlon, a com fortable shave, a luxurious bath or a little RUM' cupping and 3111302110 g, any or all , go to Williamson's poem's, saloon, No. 190 Federal snot,. Allegheny. . kITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 22, 1870 THE COURTS. Going Into Business—The Name of an Indenter Alleged to Have Brea Forged to Notes for ii41,000.....rne Al leged Forger Non Eat. - Some months since a Mr. W. A. Ad ams. desiring to go into business, entered Into negotiations with John Palmer & Co., retail boot and shoe dealers, on Market street., for the purchase of their stock and fixtures. Termr were agreed upon and the stock was transferred to Mr. Adams, who gave four promissory notes, dated Jan. 4th, 1870, - as follows: One for $5OO at thirty days; one for woo at sixty days, one for $l5OO at four mouths and one at six months for $877 84. Eiald notes were drawn by W. A. Adams, pay able to John Palmer & Co.. and purporting to be endorsed by J. M. Adams. Mr. Adams. look poe session of the store as above stated, and commenced briefness, which he con tinned sunlit the first note fell due. The note was presented for payment and allowed to go to protest,when It was as. curtained by Mews: P almer & Co. that the signature of J. A. Palmer was a forgery. The stock and fixtures, It ap- pears, were turned over to the original owners, and Mr Palmer left for parts un. 'knoWn. Mr. John Palmer yesterday made Informatlod before the Mayor charging W. A. Adams with forgery. and a warrant was issued for his arrest, McCandless IMMEEI The 011 City 2 4 0 m A reports that : The Miller well, on Charley rue, which was torpedocd during the first part of the present week, is now pumping twelve barrela daily, with a prospect of doing still better. ' - Thomas Frothinghatn, of Patrolom Centre, has teased twenty screaln differ set small tracts on Calaboose run, and to at present engaged in putting down a well on one of the leues. Mr. F. to an energetic, Card working i tan, and we wilt venture to predict t tif there is any oil on Calaboose run, hd wilt surely find it. AmusemeOta. Col. 0. P.. Herding, formerly of Petro• leum Centre, has a forty barrel well on the John Marshall tract, Parker's Land ing. He Is_also putting down three snore on the James Parker tract, and one of them Is about ready to test. It makes a splendid show, and without much doubt will prOve a good paying well. We are pleased to know of the prosperity ofahe Colonel. The recent developments on COttage Hill has put a new impetus npo - n opera tions in that vicinity, but it la now thought the belt takes a different dtrec• lion than at Mat supposed, and if the last theory bo correct, we fear some of the wells in that-locality will prove poor in vestments. The Button well, located above Crane & Thacker's refinery, Petroleum Centre, is down to the fourth tend, and makes a splendid show. The Accord says there to 150 feet 01l In the hole. The Keenan farm, located in the rear of the Storey Farm, is about to be devel oped. a. preparations are being made to put down several wells. Weettiold, Chattel:Nue county, New York, has caught the oil fever. They have organised an oil company and are going to nommen°e boring soon. How sad it la to see a whole town demented. Te following deeds were admitted of record in the office of Thos. IL Hunter, Recorder for Allegheny county, Monday, Feb. 21st, 1870: ' Wm. Telmer to Jam.. Herd . Feb. I. It;O: lot 2: Idrien 1150 Jilin Hender.on et al. to Barbara Dun, Fen. ta, 1170: lot It by ISO I. on Liberty mania,. Beat Liberty IBCS B. F . . ..Norton to M. Nbri.E. J . nne 11, UM; lizot .0 ty in Norton , . lan • Lower It. Lisle township "VW John D. Allmon to Jnern C. Wino, Feb. 10. WU: lot 72 Cy 2: it. or Cherry alley. Figur. reb Horn al,minv. bbor:ff, to Jobs It. alt i la? ' . ' J Feb. 11. CVO. above tot 12.C° lirr t rt " l f t . . 4. Loren Bed Juba 111..... t LI. to John Vilna, Acre 15 MO I. .t 15 by 122 4. on Locust Street.. Sib ward. Pit •tbu rem. 9UO fr•rt.a F Keenan to Taw. M. Barone, •prltrl 3. 10i.21 by 121 ft. on Bedfbrd avenue. Iltlt ward, Marsh etbtlb ens Carliaa Mie al. to. Irene'. Shanty, A pelt 1880; lot 7.:14 by= Loom: alley near Duttran et.. Iltn ward. Plttabarn h eICO Jobb W. Potts to Margaret Pot S. Jan-try IL GO; tat by . 512 It on Linton Bat ward. t Moor. T l lnotion to Jobb W. Pour. Apoiri! 07 In It on Unto. Bt., :assysa Pt tab:ran Jason r+vedr to Co:ram itrlitrilige;l,ttPaur'w"l bare .; Cl ti liy r to im •2, 2JO Ja • ... L. Marshall to Peter Stab.. - Jarp-ry 12 Cant lot 80 by 118 ft In Cesruere . tv eye 0 11 .714 trfie 14. . 61.,3 11 ' =, ° . ` fr,;:64:1:747. The School question. Aluka at Home EDITOraI OAzers iiii • A oorreapondent of thallall3- ver the signature of "An._ Oldi-.Sahocil tractor," finds fault with thtrOnntral of Education for paying their Secretary the aum of 11100 salary instead of ow, which was fixed by law when the city contained nine wards and the duties of that officer were at least ono-half less than at the present time. Such meandeas one would have sup posed the DupureA would have revolted at, but on the contrary publishes with a NAM. Who this old school director Is would be quite difficult to gum, and much more difficult toiind oat. lie la certainly a very old - dirpctor. We should judge him to be one of those individuals who paid their employee In the smooth levies and !in Am that passed current In the olden time when he managed to take care of himself. This old "school director" promises In the same connection to have more to say about the Board on some other occasion. Let us hope In the name of decermy and our - common humanity that It may be something more manly and honorable than his last article. __ A NEW &moot. Milacron. A /laPPy Time Some Individual In the Fourteenth word his resolved himself into a license court, for the benefit of whisky dealers who unite to procure a cheap license. The tact was discovered 'Saturday, at which time Patrick Butler, a vender of etroug drinks In the Fourteenth ward, came to the clerk's oMoe with a coital• mite of license, to which he wanted to have the meal of the court attached. The clerk looked at the paper. which was a regular blank properly tilled up, with the exception of the omission of the meal of the court and the Anal "e" in the name of Jos. Browne. Patrick was informed that the paper was a - forgery, and when Inter. rogated concerning It, maid that the man who amend 16 t to hlm charged lam 17 court fees and 16 for his trouble, and told him that It wax all right. Patrick luta an ap. pllcation for Doane.) pending, and It is Presumed that the fellow whovictimlsed him was cognisant of the fact, and In order to hopes!) on him stole a blank from thaclork's office and filled it up. The matter will be investigated, and a prosecution for forgery will probably follow, as. well as a prosecution by Patrick for obtaining money under false pretences. An amusing cue occurred at the office of Aiderican Keeper yestarday. Ii ap pears that Jacob Lorin, • German, got Into a difficulty with Josaphime Shuett, wady residing-on Market street, which diMoulty resulted in a tight, out of which Jacob came second beat, only. Feeling a little chagrined at his discomfiture, be sought consolation from the law, and made information before Alderman 'Neepar, charging Josaphine with assault' and battery. A warrant was issued, Josephine arrested and brought to the office, when a clear ease of assault and battery waa made out against hound she was consequently held to bail fornarap• pursue at Court. She procured the ball, and then remarking to Jacob that it was her "turn," made an information against. him for assault and battery. After a hearing. Jacob wu held in the sum of S5OO for his appearance at Court, and being unable to procure the same, was committed to jail. As be left the Alderman's office In charge of the au, hp was beard to exclaim, "Tam der law; to der client snit Melt shustlee." Ilumbuggery and quackery Are becoming so common Una people are no longer to be taken in by Suit signs and advertisements. The only way 4 to encased In business is to tell ths truth, to give In fact jail what you romise. Now, Means. Pier, Sanwa, C.o. never tell any one that their cream ale will mend broken legs and necks, cure chol era, meninx and St. Mtn', or enlighten human minds autilciently to discover how cheap, pleasant and feasible wed ding trips may be made to Saturn. They only say that by tusking cream ale your you will retain limbs, b ody ladm ind i In a aalubrious and coin. fortable state and as this is a well known fact, everybody drinks Pier, Damn& CO.'s cream ale. - Heetees Pima forms a lory agree. able light nutritive food, a superior arid.' 010 for pudd lbws sad Jel lies, audio highly reooruirieuded by phyalciaria for invalids tad datom Bow by 'dismal% A KEAY! FORGERY. Petroleum Item.. I =2! Grantlns Licelue —At et. Lords, Sunday, A. P. Ch bertalo, merchant, of Otneesee, 1111n610, while laboring under temporary insanity, took what ho supposed to bean ounce of laudanum, and then shot himself twice In the region of the heart, but both balls glanced having atruck the ribs. He still lives, though dangerously wounded. -..---Qtrrespondence from Salt Lake City rovealp the fact that the nudism, of the act tollve women the right or suffrage in Utah, was the work both of the Mor mons and Gentiles, the Legislature which pruned it being Mormon, and the Gover nor who signed 11 being a Gentile. The two partial entertain different views of the way in Which it will work. —TicaUnited States steamer Nantucket has nOtll3ed the authorittea in Haytten port. that Bt. Domingo waaunder Ameri can protection, At the came time Gen. Cacsraa, o menf Baer, went with five thousand to the Hayslett frontier. The rumor la that ho will demand ratio. faction-of the Hytiona for their late territory. occupa -of Dejabon, on Dominican tion RetaUatlon. Face Powder and How to Use It. The lady correspondent of the Chicago Journal says: The use of face powder has been the source of infinite ridicule to fos. all bachelors, and of deprecation and hor. ror on the part of respectable old ladies and prim young ones. Now, I'm Its ur yielding champion. I would as readily think of surreptitiously using my tooth brush as of being uhamed of my powder box. It is not the case of a thing, tint the abuse of it, that inJures.:. , -When - I see young ladles with faces incapable duffle or dimple, ea thickly whitewashed as the side of my room, with - dabs of red on each cheek bone, and the ears and neck, from' comparison, showing, sallow and dark, Involunta ry turn aide to drop the briny tear, first for my sex, then for my theory. Every lady knows that after bathing or in Bummer time, the o he is apt to look oily. Now. why I sh go about with a forehead like a bottle, and a nose like a plichl Bummer hike, quite re. I fleetly% when by the wise application of 1 shills harmless powder- I can Improve iny' appearasoe,is 4 coma= beyon4 TERRIBLE TRLGEDT. A Htubatid, cra zed by Liquor. Barite' ly Attacks His Wife, aid Is Instantly Hilted by Her la Seif.Defeace. (Special Correspondence Plusborak Garotte.) STEMILEMLLE, February 21, 1870. A. terrible tragedy occurred at Stony Hollow, just outside of the city limits, yesterday morning about halt past nine o'clock, the particulars of which are shout 53 rall o Wat immediately north of the P. C. tic St. L. Railroad bridge, on the Ohio aide, .is situated a little ten by twelve "Irish shanty," built of rough boards. This shantywas built and occupled by a family consisting of Patrick Brannegan, his wife and eight children, the young est four weeks old. Brannegan at times was employed on the railroad as a labor er, but being a dissipated character he wee most of the time unemployed, and frequently under the influence of liquor. On Saturday night he went home very much Intoxicated and com menced abusing his wife, who had been washing hard all week In order to support herself and children, and also a drunken husband. On Monday morning he renewed his abuse and knocked her down two or three times. While engaged in preparing breakfast for her children, he canto at her agate, remarking that oneor the other of them halt., die. She had a. common sized butcher knife in her hand, which also bad used but a mo ment before cutting meat. She warned him off, but on he cause, In hie drunken frenzy striking at her right and loft, when she threw up her hands wildly, It Is supposed to protect herself,and in doing ao caused the knife to penetrate Branne gan's left breast, between the first and second ribs, causing almost Instant death. lare. Brannegan fully realized her Cu talon. She did not deny the cutting, bu eald elle had no Intenttonnf killing him, and was only endeavoring to protect her Belt. The Coroner wee notified and a jury was immediately impannelled. The only witness examined was a little girl of Brannegan's ' from whose testimony I have gathere d the above statement.. The Jury, after hearingher evidence, returned a verdict that "Patrick Brannegan came to his death from a wound In the left aide, said wound haying beau inflicted with a butcher knife In the hands of Rosa Brannegan, his wife, and the jury believe from the evidence before them that the killing was done in self defense." After the Hamner'a jury had returned their verdict, Captain Walden, prosecu ting attorney, Mayor MVO and Coroner Stephens bald a consultation in regard to what should be done in the promisee, and aft:winded that 11,was wholly none. usury to - arrest the woman, as the ed. deuce before the Coroner was all that could - be produced by the State. and inch being the case she would be discharged at a preliminary examination. Thus another has poised away, herald. ed unprepared into the presence of hie. God, without • moment's warning, i victim of the demon Alcohol. How long will men be allowed to carry on a bust ness that la daily spreading mieery, woe, and death all over the land, and still go unpunished? Take the man that told Brannegau the poison that bereft him of mums and make him responsible for this crime, and make every man that engages In the burliness responsible so an alder and abettor In the crimes com mitted by the pereons he furnishes with liquor. Then, and not till then, will there be a check put on it. • ' KAYOCUL noose and Lot on babel!' btreet, Al irgbeny. at Aucuon.—The property 35 /*Abell& atreet_will be sold on Wednea• day, 33rd loot., at 2 o'clock. The lot le 16 by 88 feet. The house la a three story brick of am rooms. A. Leggate, Auc tioneer. 3 STATE LEGISLATURES. 311P1NE91)74 Sr. PAUL, February 21.—Gov. Austin sent a message to the Senate to-day um. , log the plumage of a memorialto Congress praying that body to &name control of the carrying business of the country, with a view of fixing the tariff for freights and passenger.. Ile says Congress poe. series the power under the provisions of the Constitution authorizing Congress to regulate commerce between the States. ILOUISI ANA. Niter Outruns, February 21.—The corudabulary bill bu fineJly passed the Legislature. All the ohJoctionable somewhat modified, about whichh passed, nation ineetiggsween held, have • except the filiMtla bill. The latter Is made the special order for ?riday. Jolut resolution amending the en. tram:Ml:mg clause of the Constitution has passed. GERM! RILIIIIOND, February 21.—The Leah,- lain., hay adopted a resoldtton declaring It inexpedient to elect United States Senator. (or the' term commencing lan. A resolution was Ilion adopted vacating the seat on the bench of the Court of AF peals now filled by Major Burnham, U. S. A. EEEMEZI Morcreousny. Feb. 21.—The Senate elected In February, 1866, under the re. cotustructlon taw, tu.day refused to decide what Senators are to be elected this fall. The tnejorlty of trio Senators contend they are to hold over until 1876 and to. day's vote settles the fact. --c.- um% • COT.IIII BUS, February 21.—The Leglw lature has adjourned over until Wed nesday, as to•morrow la Washington's birthday. A bill was Introduced in the Ilonae to day providing for the inspection of steam boilers. BRIEF TELEGRAMS. - —The Royal Paper Mill at Yarmon lu N. FL, was burned an Sunda • —ChiefJetatice Hinman, of Conn., died at Cheshire, In that State, on Siondey. —The total number of hop packed at Milwaukee since the opening , of the season Is 166,500. Lenimon t Co.'s extensive saw- mill, at St. Louis, was burned on Sun day, Involving a lees of ;Io,ooo—lnsured for vo,oop. • —The dwelling of &mph Green at South Chireater , IL R., war bunied on Sunday night. Mrs. Green periahed in the Limes. —The two hundredth an ni country of the South Congregational Church, at Hart ford, Conti., will be celebrated to day and tomorrow. The Kentucky letrialatora partook of Lb. botuttallthts of Newport and Coving ton on Saturday and departed by special train to Lexington. —ln Chicago the Board of Trade, Stock Eichange, post.oftirc and bank. will be clotted to day in commemoration of Braahington'm birthday, —The Chicago :Poat, of yesterday, says that the late report of Barmier Grimes' serious Illness la ineorrect. The latest [advices, from him pn Paris an nounce a substantial improvement In his health. --. !_ my solving. If any can answer it, let them enlighten me forthwith. Not long since a crusty bachelor discovered a bit of powder in my left eye-brow. His soul and the torrent of was stirred within him, Enunciation unsealed. What did I lot Bluetit Not a glimmer. I went and got my box, • I explained its use., I waxed eloquent, and my burning thoughts clothed in breathing words so convinced that antique being, that I was enabled to illustrate my theory practically, and, with subdued triumph, powered my listener's facie, and won from him the remark that "it was all right—a nice thing." Let me tell you—although half of you might teach me, I suppose— how to put power on. After bathing the face, before drying, apply a little glycer ine, with or without dilution of rose water; then take a flannel cloth and.rub the face perfectly dry. Then, with a bit of cotton or a puff, throw the powder on, without friction. After which let matters rest as they are, until you have entirely completed your toilet. When all is done and "bright as the son, fair as the moon," &c., you stand before your tiring glass, prepared for such harmless slaughter as is the "right" of our sex, take a soft•linen rag and carefully remove all traces of power, going into a strong light, and in vestigating every eyebrow aryl dimple. (If past the day of dimples, examine closely the wrinkles.) After his opera tion, conscientiously performed, if you are not satis fi ed with yourself, just give up to destiny, and look to inward adorn ment. Let rouge alone. The best store to buy carmine tints at is Nature's. Take brisk walks, drink milk and ignore tea and coffee, gravies, spices and candies —and if you don't have cheeks and lips like hillside strawberries, call me a pre varicator. Additional Matteis by Telegraph AtaANT. February 21.—The supply of beeves in large at 5,644 head. The aver. age quality Is none too good. —The high est price realized was • 93:m and good butchering steers sold at b(38340, a de.' cline of 3.6* to Nc: a decline on medium grades of 4@3;c. Sheep: receipts of 17,- 400 head; demand moderate for average quality of fair, and prices yo off: common to fair ORAL medium 66,600@i7 and good to extra 57@i13. Hogs in good supply and market strong: western 1134®113:c, and State 12®12340. Now Ortrase.rrs, February 21.—Cotton dull; heavy and holders are unwilling to make concessions; sales middling 2334 @)24c; sales 1,000 bales; receipt' 12,722 bales: stock 244,611 bales. Flour - firm 65,60(30,80. Corn active: yellow pas: white ;LIN. Oats 6812)70c._ Brett 75c Ray In light suriply quoted at 11.34€45. Bacon 13%®173.f@18.t0. Lard: tierce 163‘(41634 and keg 1801840. Pork 1/2% 3 (j 1039. Sugar 1213%1234e. Molasses firmer: prime mete. Whisky 900g61,02. Cof fee quiet. Gold 114‘. Eittrllng 293(. New Yorkeight exchange par. = afellASTEß—Sabbatb morning, February SO, 1910. at O.` , o'elo3k , at the eeeldenee of her mother. titer howlelley, Mt., MLCII/19 T. atATEK. oat ghter of mra. Grace O. and the late Andrew let/tarter, Esq., aged .15 Mr. and 5 months. Funersl from the Alfas/Irby Detiot DAT, Feb. 95d, at XS r. ■. 0 HUB fler--At the mic e nce of her perente. In richland townablp.gb..) county, po.. at 5 o•tlork A. Febnltry 1010. LIZZIE, daughter of Issas sud Rll eabeth Grubbs, 10 the twent).,Eventb year of her age. • Funeral frrst the r. ladenee of her brother. 1. Willard Grubbs, No. BO Biddle Greet. ere and door shore North merle, Allegheny, Watures- PAT, Febrnary 97 1. at it e•caoek r. V. Tzlends of the fatally are reseecifully IneltedLo atteid. ATI I tlinr4lVlL ' . =A; T1V;.0711.b"." The funeral will Ulm rise, from hls late real deuce, Broad street, East Liberty. on TCSIMAT aIOIOIINO. at 10 o'clock. The felted. of the orally are Invited to 0110111. UNDERThEERS. CLIARLEB & PEEBLES, U. RTAXICRIS ASO LIVERY STILBLV.. za r rAtp L iLlN/atLYATEIZET &WU EIRUHR/ SOOlll5 we constantly clieplg e C°I I .VUL L amltatlon Itotewood, y assd Wali n et (ME., at elle. • er7lne from 114 ta ou. !iZVettiz74:4,'•'T:lo7:ll4x.intr,Virod L. pata il lkreesirea. wain rim at all lure., .1e: JOSEPH NEWER & SOH, ErreirEmEmsriimals. 4514 PINY MILT Carrlave for lhalurnau Iftunalabed COPPOIN and all ?aural Punishment in es (Plow rat.. zys7 AUCTION BALES ATIONAG BANK STOCKS, EL L YOIVF PITT COAL W 11119.2. WATER CO. TUPSDAY .11V11NINO, February 294, st -0 441/ • •utuek, wrll begol4ou ~crud floor of Locunle, 1.1 sale. lon N. 10.1.1 „meet: 11 . 1 ti tVllTlllfelt; .' 7 olutrea neeon t Nat anal Ha k: Sill roman. Allegheny Nation.: Bar k; •Irare. M. NA' Iona! 11.olt: 90 Mimes nan Pltt. OW Works: 40 abase. llonelogakela Water Co., (1110191114- bala.) h. 2.1 A. Mel LWA INZ„ Auctioneer. ARGE AND CHOICE COI LLIU TION PIRST.OLAII4 CII.OIIOIS IN GANT FRAIIES.-10rN DA V NNING. :PetettitioN and lIVENINU. Fears ry yin, 10. it and 7' oclock. on at Brad flat of Conte meecial Bales licome,losStulthneld at r ot, (side the on Finn Avenue.) bill Re commenced the sale ef a large and Malec collection of trot. Class c/111.0110S sad OIL I t AINTINUS, In ele gant frames. elnbracing NKR' arid FAVORITE *OBJECTS by the mast emlneut artists of Ea. Thanal Arm rim. u eallectlon Isnequalled by any farmer n display Cl Zoe arts In oar city, and will alforg a ith works of unseal abnormally for tectiratmg homes w unquestionable tam and am. The calteretion will 0+ open all don Friday and Saturday for examination to tebicti aitd It.Ulleriftta ans las Red. f.:17 A. lief LWAINS. A.R.:mew WINES, LIQUORS, sr,o. WAGNER'S FRENCH , COLORING, • the Veer But In the Baited States. MANUTACTI7IIXD BY WILLIAM WAGNER. 081 .rorth Seventh area, PHILADILLPHIA • Ilefereuet•—All the leading Lo u,., In Phil. di/1;1MA. JaZlatartne SCHMIDT & FRIDAY! lIIPORTILII2I OF WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, &U,, WHOLIZNALE Diaissil IN PURE RYE WHISKIES, 409 PENN STREET, Have Removed to 2108. 884IAND 886 PENN, FFl===cm!m NO& MI, Masa. Imola& Amiga, 11002 HTLMIST, nrrenunen, __NA2IOII OF coaft-Mined Pare Rye Witidcza. eUeSS FtnianiFf FaNCI3 . ad (MOM ROM, r wthiLtAil JOHN M. COOPER & CO. Bell and. Brass Founders, RHINE, LoCOnOTITE 4 Lawns 211.1 MUSSES .11 5 / 4 , Promptis to o+-der, SABBIT'S METAL Made and Heft on Hand. Proprietor. and ManulUturere or LH. Cooper'slmproved Balance Wheel _ STEAM PUMP. Offieß, 882 PENN BTItEET. Foitudry s Con 17th and Batlrpo4 Streets, rITTARm n Pi SWINT & BitafT, ..1. I. 11•11 r AILOWTZ VIRAL AND ORNAMENTAL, .CARVF.RII, 80. Si Sandusky St., Allegheny, P. g ' 7172 : 4. % 1413111.3 IVINGSTON & Co.. • 1111 A1Mactuers of LIGHT GUILT MOH la sato. es -±•• iv iThveg work ff....v:7p.. IW2lefra,nlß,rig' artt-irs of Holidero• a;ovrato alwolkodband. wewka. Mart/UM' Depeasilglaszy Postoflee address, I.olk Goa arm, put,. ,•.travus BUTTER -10 Balt bblisprizae roll !slim, for sole OY VINEGAR. THE PITTSBURGH VINEGAR WORKS. BILLOU & ADAMS, 167, 168, 169 and 170 SECOND AVENUE, Axe pow premed 'to turnlah VINEGAR at the LOWS= ASAILILICT BATES. Attentlon L. ren tleelerly called le our EXTRA WINE -11131EGAIL noll:011 CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c, CARPETS. REDUCED. Oil Cloths, Window Shades. DRUGtiETS. DRUGGET, SQUARES, Ingrain Carpets, At the Lowest Prices Ever, Ord. BOYARD, ROSE it CO., 21 FIFTH AVENUE. LAAGT REDUCTION IN CARPETS For a Short Time to Prepare for SPRING TRADE. OLIVER WM:MCI & co i z a z: xge.d lull u mf , Mm y down below teat see. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Druggets, AT EASTERN PRICES. aloe totrf sins can secured by th ose antlel• r2ga-r i ",2tl """"" the OLIVEIt IIcCLINTWIC 8c 28 Filth Avenie. fel HOLIDAY . GIFTS. Positive Reduction in Prices or PIANO COVERS, Mosaic, .fzionbuter, Wilton Rugs, Crumb Cloths, AV, ere. lITALLEIM BROS., Xo. it IIFTII 4 MAWR, dal J ABOVE WOOD BTIMEIr; WOOLEN DRUGGETS AND FELT CARPETS, l i, no 2 , 2 1, 3, 31, 31 and 31 YARD WIDE. BORDERED SQUARES Suitable for Parlors. DINING ROOM CRUMB CLOTHS, Woolen, Linen and Cotton, 1? LOWER PRICER fiAll LIT 11E1811) sount.b.mgr th rb. rd lmfulatked od , . AI'ROLAND & COLLINS. 71 and 73 Fifth Avenue. o , :i ] zp.i:tl.;•katy.ters)zi7l ".•011 :4 'eLfll) :11 MERCHANT TAILOR,: Corner-,of Penn and Sixth Silents FALL AND WINTER STOCK NOW COMPLETE 'PHERSON & HUHIANBRING, . lIIICOZOKOLS TO W. it ,Drazz & Co., MERCHANT TAILORS, 11No. 10 11171 ST„ Into St Clair. .:vtAVSZITV, tiltr,MAtTgair abled Trims. Mr. MUOLANBRI 1413,111 OMin "ll,l4loth.zgatistrestErtuAlanuNe. m , Ait.rozao, reamommaa MERCHANT TALLOR-. ectuuunly on haul Moths, Ckfosinsereo oxd 'ye ti . AlsMlXNTLYllin'alfTr,Nutarne won!, No. 93 172 '4,32lthfiaid street. PA. ChottOns made to ardor IA the leteet NEW FALL GOODS. • OPIOndIO now Stoat Of 07/18, GAREIZMWS, ay., Just mend bY UNARM' WILL ltcrohourt Ti ft:M.lol4,dd amt. REMOVALS Pt F 3 .1311100 - PALIai X. WHITMO RE, RE.&X• ESTATE A.GENT. 1 , 44....aved from oprou OW* and eandooky 103 OHIO STREET, r ' 'ALLEGHENY CITY. LW. 400 7 1iTAL GRAY & LOGAN MOOTtd from 47 SEC= OTIMILT. re • 89 Filth .ALvenue, e ail hoponearonta ortord Mod an emote LEATFIURII, • BELTING, Liia . ar Ear of Phllsdaltdds. salasalsed to ao AO aall lazta:stseld. built rib= AI" "PP*. c 21 1 ,7 " _ sad R. vermin. fats INSURANCE T NEW. JERSEY Mutual Life insurance Co., NEWARK, N.J. •. Assets, Over $500,000. Ali Pollnies leaned by tido Company are Dererh null, Noo•Forfeltiug alter the payment of one Sauna! Premium. Dividends annually declared and applied on third minual premium, either on the permanent were.. of the trolley. or hi reduction of preml unta. .HENRY Ii.IIIII_I'ATRICK, General Agent, 167 1-2 Wood Street, (2d do** PITTSBURGH. Sae Reliable Agitate sweated. TRE IRON CITY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO, Of Pennsylvania. Office, 75 Federal St, Allegheny City •OilLECrOall: Don. JADES L. GRAHAM. - Re J. B. CLARK, D. D.. Capt. . ROBLICtiON. Rev. A. K. BELL. 0. I), Ray..ll. NEnBIT D.D.. W. A. REED. Cashier Allegheny Trust 00. JACOB RUhil. Real Estate Anent. SIMON MOM, Ileyor of omeghale. 0. W. BENN Y. Heuer. D. A. D. EiWoUKIL inntaanee Ann. Copt. SIOBT. ROBIDOOIII. Preetdeat e Rev. J. B. C LA RD.D.D.. riff Proaldome o JACOB BUSH. Beeretary, • C. B. DEBBY. Truants... Y. W. WHITE. .11 =me. Aprisza. DANIEL SWOOKR. (lean dzent. CA)MhiIeSIONED AtinN3l3 TOR 7118 - CO.: John M. Doneldv.h. Allrgb • lay. Pa. W. W. Malr,_lthelenter, Pa. : Rev. James Hollinothead. B . Pa. F. H. Coarell..ll?epeport, P. t r s . , Company strictly mutual. All meta acurnint to policy holders by dividend returned annlully from the end of the Best year. All policies nen. rondos,, lOU . . CASH INSURANCE COMPANY. paziAws BUILDING, Na. 111 Plink AV111.1114 Mumma Moor, PITTSBUIIUH. PA. Cl/Edtal. JUL Paid Up. DIRECTORS. • j N. S. H_1111.7. N.W. OII ver.R.ICabN.E.II.7. Dahl w Clue, S. H Hartle., A. Chamber., Jake MIL S. N . Oiarku. Jas. N. Bailey. Thomas Smith Jao.B. Wlllock, ROBE TH. ZING. Pr - " JNO. a. JENNINGS, Ca b ot. TB. JO MI S AMIN. ,B . Inintres on Liberal Terms and Marine Ettzb. armor . Vgg`dut. treaton all Sky plops:wry AGAINST LOSS ET TINA. FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.OF PHILADELPHIA. 0/11C2,4U 4110BIZITAC7 isT.,nase era. Du=:Vona. Mertes W. Emu:W. Mordomt H. Louie, Tobias Warner. David li. Brown, racoW they k Dale CIWILViI BAN ILEX 74:1Dntf . EDW. C. DALE. 171 re President. W. C. CP6LLg, Becretaryyrobroc. OARD C.0771E, Alarm North West Thud orner sad Wood scrods. inzesmax • pENNSII,VANIA INSURANCE .COMPANY OF PITTTIOURIN 037Fios. No. 16T3 WOOD BTRZET, BABE 0010IERCE BUILDLNO. TRU la • Dome Compaay, and ausmrea Idulad Ras be /Ire excluded>. LEONARD wAvrra, President, C. C. BOYLE, Vice Preddent. ROBERT PATRICK. Treasurer. 119011 McISLIIRRY, Beeretary. • DlYasorom Leoaard Walter, deorre W Won, Evaas, • Rabert Petrick. J. C. LsoPe, Jacob Painter, J. C. Pietro". Josiah King, • Jobe Roes Rey. Jas. EL Hopkins, A. Amnon. .'Heard Sproul. ire 118 TERN INSIMANCE CON. PAB "im Merl& dent. Flt. P. HERBERT. &nectar?. CAPT. BM W& NEEL% Meneral Agent. Hem 911 Water etreet. Spans • OW. Ware. 14 ;211.stt i imarirftlds of lige sad rim Risks. • home Institution, 'managed by DI. rector. who are well known to the commentty, nod who an determined by womptams and net. ally to maintain the ammeter whirl' they ham weed. as offering the bed protecllon to them who deals Lobe teamed. pralielemst Maunder Dimla. itmu IL. J. IL Miller. Jr. Olarkih. William S. Evan& I,Yrttailfr„ • 'ark P. ' " ' l6 Psymm, Dm'id M. L.& Wm. Yorrimm. D. Daman. . NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. cor. Federal Bt. and• Diamond, Allegheny iMat e. tlta MCCOND NATIONAL Wilt Tr aa y? B lEtlClTFl,Prillest :TAY= BVlN ' Aibilit. EaTe i tig ‘ 11013.c?0111: . Jobs A. My Imrr, Jas. Loektartios. Rms. Ju.L.tinkham. Robert Lea, C. C. Bar*, &la riin ri s in %%It= .1 . 11,e pa EOPLF-8 , ENSIIIECANCE CON. PANIC. 0171(12.1z. 002.1i= WOOD a IM/TH & Home 9111.15 k ts 11.16 and Ifallas Aids InzuTlM: WIS. Phlthps, 044..1r01ak L. ilaPig% John Wtt, Ba3IIILItI r. B p ➢ ¢ tl John E. Parka. Mules Aytedue. . H. Loe r ..l_nred X. Baia, Ira •''ll7 a h, , fiLlJ'Afa l ., l .I:IIN I NW%s,_ ' H4fic "" "pta W. I. GA.RDNiff.. Beereum. . 3 11% •11! :VI • Insures •• cs,No. 37171 TfiBTS:MiT;84:xt ELOcr. mak,. JOHN IRWIN. JR.. Trraldent. T. HOEIRINSON, Vice net Wat. C aFT. l l e rreNZl """"l. . thweral Agent, tolniCTOstn: • • • VALI . . I= e r a 0. W. RM./. • Robert H. aDnl v ta Harm Chllaa. Chu'. Ha Tranebtlellerst. Cart. W. £4.. crittiglu`kdg'• - •KRS At Greatly Reduced Prices. TO make shelf March new Md.. We erill sell till the first of stoat now to atom Withoutßegaid to Cod,. COMPRIeINIE/ HANDSOME PARLOR. PAPERS. PIN IIALIMITO P EITZLep PAP/113. Alto, a ''S.."'"'thne"°'- 41112.LP PAP/Mig as N 0.107 ?t!...ttlIET STREET, • • 'BLOB FIFTH Avziruz. JOS. IL MMUS k BRO. . - 'LEGANT PAPER RANGIER& rnsuaeled Wall Pniers la v igar n ei c ir trions to scan and amok. Vio nos a.O v l94l . o t i tAVrlWltY, QM= PANK om Vns LII "'"'4 Pri"Arv.. bond Waltham Inia =ta r A...." " w. pa, 11W A MATT A TVS NEW WALL . PAPER STORE, 191 Liberty Street. FrA:f:gro:tt l i)PAim aijoyi 100 WOOD STRE NEW GOODS. FINE VASES, 20.11:11EMAN AND CITINAN DlNlait • OUT cm,.EIIIOXING A urge noel at H1L1521 PLATED GOODS CI 2/1 desclpUom l a. PI f. ll = l . l l;:ammt b .".l "'` Z. BR & cc. WOOD STRUM M= QUEENSWARE. A lore assortaten t anew !mite , as •ne Wipes put neural. - ,a)le rtateo sod Drlttaala Ware. Vasty sae rad= Aare. npw oveatax end for sale at very low prices at FaGBY CO'S., No. 189 LIBERTY STU= Jos -AMUSMTENTS OrREW OPERA 110-IUFE. &read of the engagement cline brilliant Ltd favorite artiste. VIII& D. P. BOWERS, tioyyorted by the throrttr young actor LR. J. C. IteCOLLOM. TUESDAY EVENING. Vebrany 76E% Muna& Enowits , bewailed An act play et THE HUNCHBACE. lulls 7a: P, Bewne. Mailer Walter 0. Wedneed aw—Tne ING THE TEMPEST new emotional player REAP . Mrs. D. P. Bowen Mat Ince on Salorday. GRAND ORGAN CONCERTS AT rug Third Presbyterian Church, MTN AVENUE. Mr. J. H. WILLCOX, Mos. Doc., OF BOSTON. WICIANIST• ON TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 22d, AT II'U'CLOCK, sorl WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb.' 23, AT SI O'CLOCK. ADMISSION 50 CENTS. Deferral beats for Tuesday treolng 115 cults care. Will be soLl at Ihe Muir Siore of MEL LOR A HOENE, No, 03 Vitllt avenue, mm• menelog Saturday mouth.. [fibrous lOC, •t LS feloscp 1 IBBALit y ' - LECTURES. JAMES E. MURDOCII WILL GIVE • Niseillamas Readings and Recitations, Cartels. to g .of seirettens from the writings of ettaksposre., Scott. Tettuyerin. toil from An galthoo American wiltingi nether...lln Humor, us [ketches from the g, of Charles victims, • AT ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Tuesday Evening, February Admiration. 60 cent I; No reserved teals. Moor, open at 75f. needing& commence at N. Tickets lor sweat Llbrarylsootes. corner Peon mrtil ninth woes.. THURSDIT EVENING, Febrniny 2401,' Mr. 111.1IIIJOCH trail deliver his great lectern cm "Impressions and 'Recollections of Abraham Lincoln." fit= tgrACADEMY Or MUSIC. TIIITILSDAY .ud VRII3 kY P.VENINHS. r.ary SI4 ami AP, 111911). for the r earn t of PITTSBURGH HIGH SCHOOL. • Cornmlttee eh Atrangnta—Geo. J. Luckey, City naps/ iro endrat. J e nas Wilson, Preldi sit of Central Board; Jan d 11. Bra , h. Mayor; philco los Dean; Priacipal High School; Os H. Ander son. Joseph Zdrehell. T. J. Craig. John Harrison and Joe. Hartman ' who. at ilia request of ilms Committee,, 11111 act as Treasurer. • J. M. HAGER'S GRANO NATIONAL Allegory and Tableaux. W. I be siren I.y the Pupils of nil Department. of the Illoh School, under the direction of Mr. HAUER. h w i. t l i f e. 4e . n U ta tilt; Ifl e Ll ' iThi h j,, ? l:. ' ,l7it h .ll l i, • MISS P. A. MAGER., riarcrisr. A spleadid BLelstway Concert Grand. will to tised. tarnished byH. r ,t tiro. Admission, 50 s eat.. nCliCrlftd BPS., Ye. Wttifor Isle Mouday Ina. Xrbrnary Nood Cicero. Door. open at a. Comm. nee ed. Ii o'clock. Matinee Saturday Afternoon. Feb. =d Adm.]. to all cen t s; Adults Hou School. and Children, 155 cents; DO ale, Mors oyes at I 0.0:ock: commence at 511. felame ALE GROCERS. &O. DILIVORTII,IIIIIPER & €O., 243 Liberty Street, (OoPoalto head of Wood aeteett) WHOLESALE OROVERS, feCtel Pittsburgh, Pa. ESTABLISHED BE A. &T. (1011NILY, 1812. - W, MIRY, WHOLESALE GROCER No. 271 Liberty Street, Wiasonar .OAP.:EAtiLt Ham.) PrriIsUURGR. PA. Y. BTSILE J. A. STEELY.. M ..STEELS & SON S Consmistriora Merehanta AND DILLE:PA De pr....ovn, one. nv. No. 98 OHIO STREET, near East Common. ALLEGHENY CITY, Ps. TETER KEIL JAMES P. RICUI.KT. IcEIL & RICITAIIT, ontoussune rtencoutirro, AND DIALINS IN mark- ORM, HEED% MILL PEED, 40.• 2491 Liberty . Ell, Pletibuirzli. 11314.37 . A/RAMOU & BAIIPEII,- .YLOUR, ORLIN AND 2201/002 Commission. Merchsairs: N.. 222 LIBERTY ITIVERT. Coaftrranen solleited- W. C. ARMSTRONG, • .- (13licensor to Fetzer ASOIS1191:40 PRODUCE COMMON DERCIIIhrir No. 3 Market Street.. L . J. nLANcnARD, • Wholesale and Retail Grocer, •019:5a3P0..396 rr;i4l STREIT, T nvLE, ± 4 4,73.01,„ u "IRD & PATTON, 7.loT.';'°° q M.,"d'a k " Aro: j Lar r oll. Iron Nank e tiatt me r eui uraZglit JOUR uousz..r.v.y. u.nourt. :TonN I. HOUSE h. EROS, - 611 w.. mem to JOHN I. HOUSE Ss CO.. Whole sale Grocers lkod Commission lferclults. Corner Or elalli.haeld and Water streets. rutaborgh. Jong serr- --.- ...A. WILIAM. azurrox EPTON &WALLACE.WhoIcr SAIX onloCEll.B AND PNODDOY. DZAL. Na 6 SIXTH STRXICT. Pltisburxh. pizl6 l24 :bitO: DISSOLUTION OF PATITNER— Ilse usrtnership oflikni.11101(p. nog 41 W.. Is Ibis nay oiseolved by JO' . N GbEIT warebasing Nn basses' of Mr. GEO.. glit/MleStMe to said firm. The manufacturing of Glass will be continued' as heretotors, under the nama of JOHN Jisix * co. : • Nap .I . Av y wN. , PlTTenhnort, Fob. 15. ;fair: ftfinalT NOTICE: The anderalened have thls day entered Inter, pawners tdp for the yortose or ea/lying lan this. Wholesale and &stall . . • NOTION TOY • : • FANCY GOODS BUSINES4 - At No. 118 t+RDEttA'• ITTBEET. !realer•. Block, under the Om Aetna of O'LEARY & • 7. A.O.IIAILL • EDSAeri ALLIMI2ST Cliff. J. 111.1V ULIT" - Messrs. (PLICANY & SINGLETON have lust retained now the East, where they purchased for cub a come ere stock of NOTIONS. sod TAHOE GOOOO. comprising. In out of sway. I lean kohlrOs. Paper Co ll ars, Pocket. Hooke. Chi ld ren d Gents caret. la. Cutlery.. Issekete's Carriage,. Hebb, Hems. cm, Welton*, Al. •bleb will ha °retied writ. reedy, for will . Tilt Snlio&T. Ift b. 0.. ig when we will t e ol•ento Cu hake our friends end: Q. pews generally to tall and extement oar stock. • fel tit • O•LEARY & SINGLETON-. N. W. kOSINTS. W. A. MaIIOLSON J. A. TROIIMN. CO-PARTNERSHIP. , . .. •Tbs ziodershseed bass this dq ester:dint°. Co-parioesship Pir tho bursas° Of tatIVRAM::. the Mutate Or UPI - TOL STERING At No, 1.97 WOOD trIDERT, undetpe MTh Or ROBERTS, NICHOLSON & THOMPSON. • It W. RORERTP. . ' —• ' W. A. NIOHOLAnf. rreresukau, Pb,c 1 1570 ..Thell; lb. bOO • litoherfao.ho .4 . 2 hoe lb. hoth:of c' ttobarts..ll4.l. sea Lb. or Ur. Withal... lase .44 (31 re r Reel hooch a. Co.. enab es I P.m to Under. 0.11 y the mum at the trod.. mi. Illth oete .0 foe. W Wee or '.. entbrarthir ee wln~ to 100 thatakaormak , thirm l 9.l.., klalf wick share of mein Nikko:mat. Acta =ME
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