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CITY AND SUBURBAN.
Cbsoge or 8.,e.
The prom and offices of the Deily and
Walk], akILITTE Will be remiered, from
BeaOth to the last of March, from their
old Mend en FLU avenue to the large,
feurederied ofiAZICITZ Buildings," at
the earner of Budtblield Wait and Sixth
annuls, recently purehaied by the pro.
brloters as a permanent home for the
GAZZITI.
The genteel Board of Edsocation will
Meat today at two o'clock 1.. at
Judge Sterrett left yesterday for 'Wt.
tanning, to hold court for Judge Buf
&Wm. •
The newer leading from City Hall. Al.
legbany, ie undergoing repairs. They
were needed.
Tile long tallied of Ford re. Pillock
Ebel wilt commences to-day before hie
Honor Judge Collier.
Alazander Tautenbon and John Harper
Mire been appointed gardeners-of the
Allegheny Park Ooromhodon.
Vowstaloa Received.—The Commie.
n of J. G. Reekofen ea Notary Pubitc,
Nta.been received at the office of Re
corder Ranter.
Mew Sales titables.Attention Ii called
to the advertisement of Mr. Isaac Dry
foos, who hu established a sates stable
for the Bele of horses In Allegheny.
The retell heathen houses of New
York, Philadelphia, Chicago and elstrsi.
nets, are now paying specie in Planks:
Who will be the first In Pit.taburgh to
break the tee ?
..
The City 01110. - A a says that Lydia
The_ InPoon'll "tronsea" will play at the
••era next week. He likes the
Worret "-aster* better, he says, because
they 'to "Blue Nets."
The shim of fire lest evenlue about
la Iti e o'clock, from box 32, corner of Pride
street aid Fifth &vertu°, was occasioned
by the burnlou out of a chimney In the
neighborhood. 'No damage.
Welke to bldppen.—Oar business men
will ne'glad to see the announcement
mule In to day's papers that tne Alio
jaunty Valley Railroad is now prepared
to ship freight to Buffalo, and aU points
to western New York.
Alderman Hewer •ylederday received
the information of W. Albrecht egeinat
Jamb Kocher fur larceny , . The accused
le charged- with taking away from dept..
nent's premises a lot of building stone.
The case was compromised by defendant
paying the coats.
Laura etlits, ',lady of oolor, appeared
before Mayor Callow yesterday afternoon
and made complaint against Robert
thistles An disorderly conduct. Robert
It was alleged, met Laura the evening
previous and acted is an ungentlemanly
Manner toward her. A warrant for Rob.
art's arrest has been issued.
Peartial.—Willism Dickson made to.
formation for surety of the peace before
Alderman teicalestere yesterday &gaffed
Sarah Ryan, alleging that Sarah threat..
sued to "stove his head in, knock his
bralnaout and born his hones down."
/be Alderman issued a warrant for the
Welt of the sanguinary female.
A abort Tara.—Yesterday afternoon
the driver of a milk wagon attempted to
make a short turn into Short street from
Ohio street, Allegheny. The attempt
was a (allure. The vehicle was upset
and a wheel torn off.. There was no cry
ing over 'pin tr.lik, however. as the cans
heppened he empty at the time.
hens Reales complained to Alderman
Taylor yesterday that Rebecca Watley
had entered her house, called her little
daughter, Bernet Benton, all msnner of
vile name, and threatened to tare the
juvenile's life. The magistrate caused
the arrest of Rebecca on an Information
for surety of the peace, She was hold
for a hearing.
Dmeareed.—Lawlemade a
purchase at the store o r John Bchleiter,
on Otto street, Allegheny, yesterday
afternoon.. They had a dispute about the
price anteequently. Throats passed be.
careen thehi. Oose retired to Alderman
Mchfaster's office bud made information
against Elahlalter for surety of the peace.
Warrant leaned.
Ramer says we are to have a illarlitiiiotl
In high circles Me long. The wife of one
Mir Pittsburgh moat honored citizens
full In love with a banchome young
man, who went east to Malt his friends
on the same train with the beautiful
young wife. The nnaband follows, finds
them registered at the hotel u Mr. --
Ond Wife, hence the trouble.,
An Interesting youth of some ten love
ly summers wee detected In the act of
robbing a pea nut stand to the Allegheny
market yesterday of a lot of oranges.
He was Inducted Into the mvsterles of ■
short term In the loca•pp. In the even•
tng, owing to • his years and tears, he was,
restored to his parents, after the pea nut
morchant•hed been Indeinntded.
Troubleseme.—Daniel Sullivan, • on.
legged soldier, who was admitted to the
House In the Twelfth ward a few days
since, took too much °benzine" on Sun
day, and raised a row. When the atten
dants attempted to gelet him, he threw
stones at them. Dr. Sing made tutor•
=Son before the Mayor yesterday,
charging Sullivan with disorderly con.
duct, alleging Mat It would be fumes,
Bible to keep hint at the Home. A war.
rant was homed' fur his arrest.
A gentle= uz from the rural districts
attempted an otineetrian feat yesterday.
He wished to deposit a letter In the Poet
office without descending from his horse.
The animal crossed the sidewalk peace
ably, but refused to ascend the steps.
The entertainment was very interesting
to the crowd, and well at the same
time. It added ten dollars to the city
exchequer. Rural gentleman didn't
know there was • sidewalk in front of
the POlttbflice. Re knows now.
John Matter . mods information before
Alderman Mullen, yesterday, against
Fred sad Christina Ester for surety of
the peace. They threatened to kill him,
he says. Warrants lamed. At the same
time. .13orglana Midi= made information
oharin Übrtstana Hafer with ssasult
'and battery. She came Into deponent'e
house, it is alleged, and choked. beat and
abased Gorwlana and then threw her
down stairs. Warrant lamed. The
Puttee radde In the Second Ward, Alla
when,.
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The roadway on the tri-partite bridge,
at the Point, being In the middle; one
hundred feet above low water mark,
would have from the shore an wending
credo of about one inch in lourteen•feet.
Nicholson pavement is well adapted for
horse. feet to overcome this steep ascent
at all seasons of the year, ell It has now
been proved near the suspension bridge.
If a corpondbm abould make a move.
meat for erecting a bridge, It should,
before going fernier, - appropriate a few
hundred dollars towards building a
large model, representing one branch of
the bridge with a span of four hundred
and twenty feet and One of four hundred
and ten, ell being in due proportion', so
that If there teeny deflections from heavy
loads passing over it, or from storm
winds, they may be measured or estima
ted very closely, and much betterrandts
will be attained In building a bridge.
Pot- r SAW Wu.
Coasting
Federal street, Allegheny, above the
Park, wan used yesterday afternoon as •
boasting ground. Thejuvenlies were in
their glory. Sleds of all aka and pat
terns, and urchins of all ages. were out.
The "mirth and fun grew fast and furl.
ous," when suddenly a posse of able
bodied . nolloemen appeared on the scene.
The sport was at an end, and half •
datansteds with their owners were taken
to the lock-up. A few hours experience
In the interior of • cell, together with a
paternal admonition from the Mayor,
was thought auftleient punishment for
the youthful offenders, who wereallowed
to return home about ■upper time, minus
their sleds. These will make gradient
A mmo d. Boys will be boys though,
and It is not probable the juvemllse will
owe *talc sport.
Throwing Pleho
It is not lawful to throw a pick at ,
an
other man's head.
~A.ny man who make.
his cranium in the loot will ta.heollanse
• .
at this "port. It Is DOS ramarksble that
Robert Miieby did so. nor that babe.
earns very irate and caused the anon of
MAMA Ruben for exhibiting a playful'
Wads or this kind. Alderman Morrow
• eoneurred with Robert and held Martin
to answer the done of asesult and
blttsql thst mu t ts are being the legal
de adiddd or re lma lump on s man's
a fib! heal w i th* Pick..: The event transpired
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THE COURTfi.
D. N. District Court—Judge mecandiess.
Most DAT. March 7—A special term of
the U. B. District Court commenced in
- this city this morning, Judge bictatrid.
losa.prealding.
• The list, of grand and traverse Jurors
was called. As a quorum of the former
did not answer, the Court deferred the
charge until Tuesday morning.
The'Dhitrici Attorney Bled =informa
tion against four barrels of whiskey
owned by Isaac Inman. •
The Court had fixed the first two weeks
of the term for the hearing bf bank.
ruptey cues. The following 'burliness
was tranesoted in this branch.
The cases of Wm. Clark vat m. Robb
and J.H. McLanshan ve. Jno. M. Baird,
were continued.
Thecueof John H. Bailey, Assignee of
the estate of Frank Detzel, krupt•
Thomu A. Roweloy and Jo n Kessler,
was takes up. lira , out. „ •
Wm. Meeker and Chanoey Meeker, of
Lawrence ootinty, doing • .usiness as
Meeker A Son, were &Old • bankrupt.
en creditors' petition.
District Court—Judge Hampton.
Mossaar, March 7.—The osie-of Hutch.
ineon, et. al. Ira. School District of Ind!.
ens township, previously reported, was
resumed and the teettroonyl concluded.
The Court will charge the jury on Toes.
day morning.
Melted* Bowers va. Martin Donnelly
and Michael hicAlunney, action in eject.
mint to reoover possession of the undi
vided oue third part of a lot of ground
on. Beaver avenue, Allegheny, on which
la erected a two story frame honse. On
trial.
TRIAL LIST FOR TITESDAT.
6 Krenstatap yet. Greedy.
62 Flanigan - ca. Gibson, et. al.
56 Kerr vs. McClelland, et. at.
57 Kendall me. Bryson. et. at.
64 Rees vs. Marrow.
65 Caldwell & Bro. Ts. M llltgan.
69 Same vs. lame.
73 Hutchinson es. Butrum, Kehew de Co
75 Riddell vs. Duff.
Quarter Seselain--aidere
trict Attorney Gen. A. L. Pearson.
MO*DAY, March 7.—The March term
of tali Wart of Quarter tlassions, and
General Jail Delivery commenced this
morning. Judge Collier presiding, in
the absence of Judge Sterrett, who was
called to Kittanning on official business.
The,list of grand Jurors was then
called, and the following named gentle.
men answering. the Court designated
Hon. John Morrison, of Allegheny, as
Foreman;
GEAND JURORS
W. J. Anderson, George A. Berry,
John Black, Rohl. Clugston
Harmer De Haven, William Douglass,
John Heath, Samuel Hastings,
John Herron, Charles Jeremy,
It H. Kerr, E. G. Krehan,
N. G. Murphy. Wm. Murdoch,
Anthony Marvin, :*Jas. Mcgfinnegal,
John McKelvey, Samuel Neely,
James Patterson, Alex. Patterson,
Frank Sellers, •
• John Morrison, Foreman.
Judge Collier delivered the charge of
the Court to the Grand Jury. After
giving the usual general inotructione the
attention of the Jurors was directed to the
following point,;
Fire —The law requiring. magistrates
to :strum all Informations taken tiy them
to the Court at least tor, days before the
beglnlng of the term He said that
nimpettattut had been notititd time after
time of the existence of this law, and
had been urged by the proper officers to
comply with Its provirdons, with but
tittle e ff ect. Many of t h - orn were delin
quent in @roadie* in their returns, and
eulia would be brought against all those
who, by their own negligence, bad laid
themeelyee liable to Prosecution - . The
law should either be enforced (Sr repealed .
and aqa strict enforcement of Its pray'.
ions was essentially necessary, the
Grand Jury shohld take such action as
the importance of matter required.
.Seconcily—The attention of the Court
had been called to the fact that many
parents having cases before the grand
Jury, and the friends of pardea Interested
reed been In the baba Of talking to grand
Jurors la reference to their Oases.
Ibis was not only Improper but a direct
violation of law and should not be nalera
ted. Items also a direct insult Weimer
to approach. him in reference to a case
which he wan rrquircd to pass upon
under oath. If any persona should per.
alit In so doing after this notice it would
be proper for the juror to report the
fame of the case to the Court.
At the conclusion of the Judge's re
marks the Jury retired to their room and
entered upon the discharge of their
duties.
The Constables from the several wards.
boroughs and townships were then called
upon to Make their returns.
The Register's Court was then opened
and a numberot accounts were presented
far confirmation.
The case of Mrs. Wilson vs. Morris
Connor and Ellen Connor for surety of
the peace wax heard and the Court or
dered Mrs. Connor tom the costs to one
case and dismissed the case against
Morris Connor without coats.
Thektekt was the ease of the Common.
wealth Vs. Henry Wilson, abandonment.
ft uproars that Mrs. Wilson at the time
of her' marriage with defendant was a
widow and the mother of two children.
thrice her Marriage with defendant about
three years since she has had two chil
dren. • She alleges that her husband has
refused to support her and his children.
it appeared from Cho testimony that she
was the owner of the house in which
they resided and that she drove her tins.
band out, refusing to live with him, and
when asked by the Court if she was
',tildes to live, with him, positively re
famed to do So. The attorney for the
prosecution asked that the Court make
an order compelling defendant to sup.
port Ins children. The decision was held
The cue of the eommOnwealh vs. Jo
eepti Wink, Jr., act fa, on a re00..n,„ I
vivo%
T. defendant wow indicted for
lltegal liquo - r selling and lot being pre
mint at toe term for which be was held,
hie recognisance was forfeited and thin
action wee brought to recover the mime.
The jury found for the plaintiff In the
sum of 1303,74. . •
The next case taken Up was that of the
Commonwealth vs, Ann Bradford, which
was also a etifa, on a recognizance. The
-defendant Is the mother of Christy Brad-
ford, and It appears bad entered Into
recognisance In the shut :of IPA for his
appearance at &Intl to answer a charge
of lucency. Christy It appears was In
emir; and while In charge of one of the
officers of the court, managed to escape
and has not mom been heard of. The
action .was brouhgt to recover •th e
amount of the recognisance. -The Court
charged th•Jdry, that the ball was not
responsible after the 'persons had been
taken into custody of the officers of the
Court. Verdict for defendant.
The brat criminal cue taken up was
that Of the Commonwealth , vs. John
Wenswortn, Indicted- for larceny by
bailee. It appears that the defendant
was a dealer in, pictured, and it was al
leged was entrusted with a picture re.
presenting "The Lord's Supper," for the
purpose of repairing it, and the Prosecu-
Dix, Mrs. Reynolds, alleged that. he
never returned the picture. The ciao
was tried etc the December term, when
the jury found a verdict of guil ty. A
motion wu nude by Mr. Powers, attor
ney_ for the defendant. for a now trial,
which was granted. The jury, after u
brief absence, returned a verdict of
guilty and rec ommended the prisoner to
UM mercy of the Court.
The next ease Laken up was that of the
Commonwealth vs Joseph Lonok, fur
gulity.
selling liquor and littnday. Verdict of
TRIAL LIST TOR TUESDAY
•
181 Com. vs. Nicholas Hoffman of al
310 Com. va. James Johnison.
308 Com. U. Jacob Nowmeyer.
266 Com vv. D.P. Batch et al.
324 Cbm. va. John C. Keuchler.
228 Com. vs. Simon atranas. •
288 Com. vs. Wm. Lynch.
160 Com. vs. Frod. Dfilenbaugh.
61 Com. vs. John Medear..
22 Com. ve. lames A. McFadden.
278 Com. vs. Henry A. Bnodgrase.
12 Cam. vs. John Jtacheon.
'4lB Com. vs. John A. McGraw.
10 Com. va: Francla
11 Coal. vit; J. L. King.
Tara. 1.5.152 loi rantutenar.
18 Coin. 7a. Mary Huber.'
14 •• Jack Bonner, et al,
16 John Doris.
16 Mary Ann Rawl.
20 John Beam -
21 Mathis@ Prinz.
23 - DevhiGridlthe.
24 John Lablatre.
25 .• Wm. HMO.
218 Wm. Wingiroth.
Common 'Pleas—Judge Stews
Morrows., Munn 2.-The, Snit eue
taken up Will that of Wllliam Parr vs. R
M. Mem, action on book account. Verdict
for O&M!' In the stun of $353 10.
John .A.td vs. John Bolender, Sr., and
John .Brtlarder, Jr., action to recover
damages. The partlei own iota adjoining
each other, and it ia alleged by the plain.
tiff that defendant tilled his lot eo that
the Waal' • falling upon it was thrown
upon Nandi:hi lot, In Oonloquonoo at
which his property was damson. On
trial.
TRIAL LIST FOR TUESDAY.
97. Cook va: Mills. •
1.12. Hazlett ve. Porter.
14. Park et al vs. Pa. Salt Mauurg Co.
191. Turnpike Road Co. vs. Oakland
Railroad Co.
24. Horn ea. Abbott. ,-
58. Steen vs. Hutchinson.
86. Hewitt Ts. Allegheny Insurance Co.
90. National Refining and Storing Co.
vs. Haldeman.
125. Chantler vs. Tower.
187. Peeples et ux vs. McCune.
519. Bissell ea. McClure township.
Melancholy,
Deputy Mayor Nichols had nothing .
Alderman Moreland, was resting on
his mire.
Alderman O'Donnell, waa not engaged
n the criminal line.
Alderman Taylor sympathised with
his fellow magistrates.
Alderman Shore, was waiting for some.
thing to turn up.
Alderman Batter, was expecting
business to revive.
Aldermen Thomas was out of ids office.
. Alderman Floyd was very quiet..
Alderman 'Keeper, was not- pressed
with business.
ffEiNG
Aldirman Donaldson never saw mat
en so doll.
Alderman Irwin Les quit attending
criminal business.
Alderman Bowden wee investigating a
big case!'
Alderman Lindsay don!t love re•
porters.
Alderman Bailie wee attending to
civil matters.
MEENiMaiMMI
Alderman Eggers didn't want any
thing but civil business.
Alderman Arent felt slightly die
couraged.
Alderman Mullen never hu an]
thing. e
Justice 11111111012 was at Court*
Justice Barker waa out electkonloartug.
Justice Saulabdrq korry ha had uo
awe. •
Justice Helsel bed soluethltut the daY
before. •
Justice Lipp didn't want it published.
JustlceAnyder didn't believe in report.
hut everything.
Justice Kerr was on the °rand Jury.
Justice Ferguson requested another
call.
Pollee bush:mai' was remarkably do
yesterday.
Reportorial peregrinations among the
magtstratea didn't pay.
Wanted,
Information of two young married men,
who until recently resided in the Twelfth
ward of this city.
Within the past year two young men,
residing In the Twerth ward, who were
fact Wendy and in easy clreutuatances,
having, as they thought, sown their
wild oats, resolved to. marry and settle
down. The partners thrly selected to
accompany them through thevoyage of
life wet, both estimable young ladiat,
and the journey was commenced with
flattering prospects to all. The young
men still kept up their fonder Intlmacr,
cud through them their wives became
Intimate..
The voyage Po happily began hat been
brought to a sudden and unhappy ter
gainatlOD. One day hod Whek one of the
young men informed hie wife that he
was going to Wilkinsburgh to buy a
borax, and as he would prim:whip not be
back before dark, suggested that she go
to her mother's and await his return,
promising to tell for her as soon as he
came hae,e. Mhe consented and bas not
seen anything of her hiistdod eihto. She
waited until it was quite late. when, so
coMpanied by her mother. she went to
her realdence, but her husband not
being In alto retarded and f Pella the night
with nar mother. The next inokuing at
en early hour she repaired to her
home and found on examination that
her husband had been thero and taken
all his clothes away. She hastened to
the house of her friend, the wife or her
husband's fast friend, before referred to,
hoping to receive some intelligence of
her mincing lord, and was not a little
surprised to meet the lady she was in
scant of, Just starting to visit her on the
same errand. It appears that the other
,gentleman bad disappeared at the same
time and in about the same manner that
his friend had gone. Neither of them
have been heard of since.
I=
Record from January Lt to March 2d:
61rteen cloudy and variably, fourteen of
eunaldne and twentpone white frost and
freezing days, of which four were rain
and seven snow days.
Daily average of the thermometer,
30610 degrees. Average of the river,
6y, feet. Fall of rein, melted elm!, 3%
Inches.
You have the average of the thermom
eter for:
1.568
November 431 10
Nee labor
. 1 0novre A.. V 7 10
Yebroor7 71.10
==l
1:1311
E=l
From March 24 to March Mali "Twenty
cloudy and variable and eight annahlue,
of which four of rain and ten of more or
leas snow days. A. dark, cloudy and
moderate cold month, with el/morons
snow squalls—and good for the farmers.
The change of cold weather and the fall
ing of ao much snow la favorable for the
coming season, although It may be a
backriard sprint.
March 7th, 1870.
1=1:122
OPERA Hatter—A large audience ma•
mimbled at the Opera Mouse last
'evening to see Mr. Frank Mayo
as • "Badger" In "The Streets of
New York." ',The piece Is well pot
upon the stage and the cast was an ex
cellent one. In seeing the plena through,
a close observer or lover of • the drama be
Impressed with the thought that. the
character was crested expressly for Mr.
Mayo. or be for the character, so true 11
his appreCiation and correct his rendition
of it. It will be repeated Again this
evening. ,
ACADEMY or MDEIC.-01Arley Shay's
• Quincuplexal - Troupe, commenced an
engagement at the Academy of Music
last evening, to alarge audience. The ver
satility of the programme as well as the
excellence of the performance rendered
the exhibition highly enj,yable,
Mssosnic HALL.—A large audience as
sembled at Masonic HMI Met evening to
beer Mrs. Wright's lecture on the
"School ,Convent and ConfeestotiaL"
She la senora talker, and evinces a famlll.
arity with her subject, which makes her
lecture very Interesting.
LAFAYETTE HALL.—Thursday even.
log next Wendell Phillips will deliver •
lecture under the auspices of the Young
Men's Mercantile Library Association
at Ltdiyette Hall. Subject—" Daniel
O'ConnelL" There will be no reserved
soots and those desiring to swore EOM
should go early, as the house will doubt
less be crowded. •
Mayor's Returns
Through the °outlaw of Mr. McGowan,
controller and Mr. Newman the gentle
manly: clerk—in 'the office, we have ob.
tattled a statement of the returns of the
several Mayors of Meetly of Pittsburgh,
■lnce IMB, beginning with the first term
of Hon. Henry A. Weaver OD to the pre
sent time.
• The largest return for any one year
was that made by Mayor Bruch for 1889,
but taking Into conaideration the amount
of territory and the number of police
employed, the returns_ -of Mayor
McCarthy, for the year 18618 iind , '67 are
the largest. •
Following are the retnrns:
Hon. Henry A. W r 11103. &GAS
Hon. George WHeon reti, 3 4 4 4177 1 " 37.31
Hoe. B. C. e.os: ea
, es
111 , 11. 1117.113— , 11.7738.52
Lion. June s 7.101 40
MEl!fflalfl=
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1%7. 1.2,6011.73—Z1,K11.71
HO.. Jane* Blaelmore—srae, 0322
floa. Jared Me 13 ruals.....ldir, r+.337 EO
I=M!
Who is not fond of oysters? Mrs. Mar
garet Neely la not an exception. She In
dulges her blvalvict tastes at every op
portunity.. That's perfectly correot,,pro,
tided the opportunity is a proper one.
For Instance, It would be perfectly right
for her to enter a grocery store—say that
of Mr. Frank Selbert—some evening Just
before the supper hour and purchase a
couple of half cane of the Molder, and
hasten home to prepare them for the
evening repast. But. If on the other
hand. she took the anoresaid half cant
without the formality of paylog for them
or even Intimating her intentions to the
storekeeper, that would be wrong. Un.
der such circumstances Mr. Seibert, who
says aho did so, would 1)6.0=1111'bl' In
calling Alderman Thomaa' attention to
the matter, and If Mrs'. Neely found her.
calf In jail awaiting a hearing on a charge
of larceny for an doing, none but herself
could be censured.
'VW :URGH PA Y G r • ••ki 1 t T IARCH 8 I
EDUCATItiAL.
Teachers in Councii—Scett Township
Teachers' association Recitation.,
-- node, Discunrues.
The last meeting of this association was
held in school room No. 5, (better known
as Woodville school,) Mtsa L. D. Send.
grass, instructress. The forenoeu nes.
den was opened by the reading of a por
tion. of Scripture by the teseher and
prayer by Mr. J. Oliver. The exercises
waisted entirely of the regular routine
of school recitations, interepereed with
vocal music, furnished by the Woodville
Glee Club, conducted by Prof. W. Moss.
The spirit which seemed to !Nevelt
throughout the school gave good evi
dence et the teacher's ability to govern.
The ease, accuracy and ability which the
Pupils seemed to have. acquired In the
recitation of their lessons gave evidence
that the teacher had not been sparing fn
her efforts to prepare herself to discharge
with fidelity the arduous, responsible
and perplexing dudes which devolve
upon her.
The Psople are not behind In the spirit
of Improvement, In the recent stein
ture a oommeudable taste has been exer
cised. A' pleasant site ha sheen selected,
elevated, commodinue and attraellye.
The etrueture itself, a model of torte and
beauty, light and airy, precefal bre pro
portions, and or aPproe archlterithre,
elands as a movilMent f the liberality
end public spirit of thejtownaLip.
Long before theA_hens of noon the
achool.housti was c rowded to Its titmetet
capacity. Aged fathers and mothers
Mingled with the youth and beauty of
the neighborhood, all partiolpitating in
one general holiday.
There were seventeen teachers present,
representing nix towuthipa. ,The fore
noon exercise. were clued 'By an elo.
<meet addrees froth Prof. J. C. Gilchriet.
Oh motion, the exercises of the fore
noon were brought to a close, and the
meeting adjourned for one hour, during
*Writ tiwo the audience regaled them
fele» on a bountiful 'supply of rich
viande furnished by"the patrons, end if
may went sway hungry the Bin lay at
their own doors. The mooting was again
called to order by the Preeldeut, Prof. D.
M. McKee. After the reading of the
minutes of the previous meeting, and
the transaction of miscellaneous business,
the following prograiume was presented:
Music by the Woodville Glee Club. An
them, entitled "Blessed are they that
keep h's commandaneute. Select Brad
lee, Mina.). R. Davis. Mualc—A gong by
Miss Ads Nixon, one e of the pupils of
the sehool.
The was followed by an essay (pia' the
pen of Miss L. R. Mcslillen, eubject,
"The Cultivation of the Mind." .
Music by the Glee Club.
Lecture, by D. .M. McKee, subject,
The Schoolroom. Music. Essay, sub
ject, Teacher's Work, by Miss Lizzie D.
Snodgrass.
This was followed by • discussion on
the question, efface not a multiplicity of
books rather clog than deepen the chan
nel of learning.” The affirmative of the
question was opened by Ww. Sturgeon,
and W. M. McCullough followed in the
negative.
'Clue cloned the progrannue forties day.
After the Siegler of another place of
satiric entitled, "lie Song of the Beauti
ful," by Site. Ella Lie, the lustitute ad
journed to meet at genera room No, 6,
(better known as Jenneee's sehool,)
nine L. It. Mutilllen, instructress, March
19, (Saturday,) for which time an excel
lout pregreenne Les been prepared. mid
a general outpourine of the people Is ex
peeled. A general invitation has been
extended to all the friends of education
to be present on that occasion. The place
Is situated about half a tulle trims Mans
field on the Pan Randle Railroad add Is
navy of access. So let um have a general
turnout of citizens, teethe» and edu
cators. Diana Sricks.
South Payette.
The community was favored with
needier bright aliment of that lartiller
star of South Payette, on Saturday, Feb-
Nary 26. Notwithstanding, the morn
log sun had not yet sheet, out from tee
hind the snow charged cloud., and the
day had all the appearances of anon
•
pleasant oue, a group of bright eyed lit
tle girls and boys, together, with many
larger ones, Might hate been seen wind-
Mg their way over the Dille and through
the wood, along the meandering path
leading to their new and pleasant school
room, situated on a beautiful tabledand,
In district No. there to meet their par.
eats anderiends, and to unfold to them,
the mystery of their undoubted Proves.
At ten A. ac , the school was called to
order; and Mute Carrie A. Nichol pro
ceeded to show her method, of teaching,
and of hearing • reeltatheis which were
pleasing, luteresting and instructive.
After witnessing the energy and prompt
teas manifested in conducting the exer
cise...see hare no hesitancy In saying.
all present would pronounce her a Na
teacher. General remarks were then
made to the school, by the patrons, and
other teeters which wore both flattering
. and interereinge
Cept- 01191110, who had just arrived
In time. to witness the last performance.
'was 'then called upon to address the
meeting, which he did In his familiar
'etYles plain, simple and pleasing. Those
whose attention had been takes up in
admiring the well tilled. baskets on the
rostrum before them were now attracted
Ina different dlreetiou by the any and
graceful manner of the speaker. •
The meeting wan then adjourned for
one hour, which time wars spent In ex
haunting the dinner baskets of their de
Ilcions contents, and also In pleasant and
social conversation.
At one o'clock in the afternoon the
Institute wee opened with that soul
'cheering piece of music entitled ' , This
Song of Spring,' sang by the. Misses
Moss, Jordon end Lindsey, accompanied
by the. Misses Morgan, MAWS, Hickman
and Nesbit; Diner Line Jordon the prima.
dona of the occasion. The exercises' of
the afterneen consisted of essays, select
reading, class drill in arithmetic and si
very appropriate oration by the worthy
President, R. B. Ifesbit.• There per
formances were interspereed with ninny
other delightful pieces of music, which
carried In back, In imagination to by
gone days when we sat and listened to
that same . band of singers with ecstatic
delight. ,
After some brief remarks by the Rey:
Braddock, Captain Glithilti And Squire
Jordon, a vote of thanks wart tendered to
the ladles of the district for their kind.
nen iu provldieg the Institute with the
bentelful feast: also, a vote of thanks
was offered to the choir for their inuch
appropriete music, with an invitstkin to
attend the next meethig.' -
After prayer, by Rev. Braddock, the
Institute adjourned to meet at School
room No. 9, 'Mire Brown. Instructor.
Notwithstanding the home is small; All
(A-landau! education are invited toluene
us with the light of their cediffenances
Mains -
44 3-10
1118 10
iffil
121:11
Challenge Accepted
ME.69B.S:EDITOR.II.I.Sonie ten daySldlll,3
there appeared in your columns a com
munication referring to alder J. Wen
dell and 'the 'reaching Of , his mmullar
doctrines in Quincy Hall, Allegheny
city, and that ho hod challenged or Invi
ted the clergy of Allegheny county to
meet him in Memento!) of the same.. As
none other of our clergy seem Inclined to
accept the I nvitatlop, I preemie to do so,
if we 0111:1 agree upon terms of debate.
I propose the following .as a Beatable
Question :
Does the tilde teach the doctrine of the
destruction of a part of mankind 1
Ur:
Does the Biblo teach the doctrine of
the lunortality, Indiums and happiners
of ell mankind? •
This quemilou, It appears to me. will
cover the; 'point, of difference. be.
moon um '
and allow ends party au affirm
ative and nasally/.
If this offer dudf bo accepted the de
ails of the debato can be arranged uy the
parties. • _D. BACON.
=
The (sway contest •by the ruombers of
the Senior alma of the Pittsburgh Fettleler
College takes place in the college chapel,
Friday • evening. Those 'molests are
looked forward to with Mimosa .pleasure
by many of oar citizens. and have always
Mien iredicientiy attractive to fill the
spacious. chapel to its utmost capacity.
We can aaaure our readers that the ap.
preaching contest will not fall .behlnd
any thathave preceded It in point of In
terest. In addition to the essays there
will be excellent music, both vocal and
inatrumentsl. , Doors open at ft: Ott, Ex
ercises will commence precisely at 7
o'clock, end will close in ample time for
them living out df the city to make late
treble. - Tickets Wrfallor &Hoene's.
miorderiy noun—ttaid and' cti,ttiri
Yesterday °yelling PeorgtWasbington
Anderson. colored, made information
before Alderman - Shore charging •
and and Marker Alker with keeping a
disorderly house on Towneend street,
Eleventh ward, The pollee trade al raid
on the eatabliehrriant shortly Wore int&
night and captured five women . and
Richard Alker, one of the - proPrletere.
The parties had. a•hearing before the
magistrate and the women in default of
• lime for disorderly conduct were coin.
witted to jail. Beteg arrested after jail
hour.. May found Maid nga at the lookup.
'rimy will la* manced this morning. The
man was also held lu answer the charge
made against him.
•
I=l
A great deal having been said recently
relative to the matter of returns made by
Aldermen of money, for fines and forfeit
ures collected In cases of disorderly con•
duct, drunkennesa, etc., we have taken
the trouble to examine the books in the
Controller's office, in order to ascertain
What %umlaut of revenue that worthy
class of gentlemen have paid into the
011 9 tres.ury. O ar Investigation extends
back to 1880, and from that date up to
the present time the Controller's books
show that the sum total returned by Al.
dermen, for flees collected, amount. to
1285 12. We give below alist of the
names of those who have made returns,
with the date and amount returned:
Joseph A.. Butler
_lBB3l 5 00
W. C. Johns 1885 12 00
A. S. Nicholson-- 1901 . 9 02
J. Donaldson, from 1890 to '&3 00 00
Alderman Daft 1880 259
J. B. Geyser 1889 20 00
11,J. Antigen§ 1881 67 00
• James ...:...........1869 30 00
J. M. Taylor 1860 10 00
• .J.. 11. Jones 1860 15 00
Andrew Humbert 1861 7 00
Jai. G. DAVIS 1881 . 6 00
C. W. pawls- 1800 22 00
Thus. Orreton 1861 301
Total
It would appear trots thal fo 4 r 2s egoll i ng •
tbat these dispensers of pieties and eon
servators of the peace have paid but
little attention to tuna of cases
known as "drunks and disorderlies," in
which,the fines imposed and collected
accrue to the city, sad even loss atten
tion to making their returns to the city.
The oillce of Alderman in this city might
be made not only an effeetive and impor
tant brandh of the my goirefmnent, but
also a source of considerable reeenue if
properly administered. We learn that
an .Investigation is to be mate, and
wherever it IC found that an Atierman
has collected money doe the Oty and
made no return of the Same,.a criminal
prosecution will be instituted. We
would advise all those having fines,
In their hands, that Slim:lid be In the city
treasury, to pay the same over without
delay.
=I
The following death wore admitted of
• •
record In the oMce of floe. H. Hunter,
Recorder for Allegheny county, Mon.
day, March 7. 1870:-
Jai:meanlllellaue to WssternParinsyleaola Hos
-1.01.1. Sabres. y sans audirk psrs
the* In Kllbuck g. 417,195
Margaret Motu te. AII tliC if 411411.0 d et •1.. M•ren
0. 1014 100 Al 47131 ft 00 Yurbse let.. Pittsburgh
9.1.79
vasitt's gam:Poe to A. Porter, Jr., Spill
9, DIV; 5 asses alga 4b perches In Xertti Fay
:t siat
tooultu 6=
Ji :tie tr ue
ve t., Z. Wainwright. February 9.5
/PA: lot 1, by 145,11. u3i Moro et., Pito 4.4
11. 0. flewleg, ehrrlt, to AAaw;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
li. wc: 4 104 In Prdle'e plan, Eligh.ti word.
Pittsburgh
0. T. Kob.rt iu Wut. Brglynglier, ee.nar7
h7O; part oflotno. Sla Biriologhsin talust,u s
plan, Eltrmlnehato.... .........
Frs.l 111 ous to Jake HSI. Dee. al. Ista• lot 2.5 h•
04 ft. an Colwell St., rittsburgh Pao
All Accounts meet be Settled
All perilous Indebted to .1. W. Barker
A Co., 5i Market !street, on book account
or in any other way, are reepoctfutly re-
quested to Bottle their coconut, on or be
tore toe eleventh day of March Instant,
as the busdneee of the firm will be
wound up - finally on that day. All
accounts remaining duiettled after that
date will be put iu the hands of an
attorney for collection. _
thaisis will bp sold Mull that date at
Admintetraters' Sole at erect reduction
In prices, as everything must be cold.
Every One catchei cold 'And sneeze.
and wheezes thrqugh March In the moat
Ittebtonable manlier. It is - hard Indeed
to cure a bad dOPI. Utit fur quieting the
nerved' and atituulathig Ow vital organ.,
nothing In better then Eller, Dannala
Co.'n cream ale.
it you 'Want your hair dressed or
frizzled after the latest fashion, a cnm
fortable Shiite, a Initurloiis bath or
little skilitul copping and leeching, any
or'all.go to Williaufson'a pouular saloon,
So. ISO Federal street, Allegheny. v .
lieckces Farina forms a very agree
able light nutritive fod, a superior arti
cle for puddings and jellies, and is highly
recommended by physicians for invalids
end children. Fold by all grocers. v
• BRIEF • TELEGRAMS.
—The intended prize tight between
Edwards and Aaron Is off.
—The Brooklyn election fraud trials
have again been postponed.
—The Southern Central Railroad from
Auburn to ()swag°, N. T., has been coin.
plated.
—The trial of M'Furland for the murder
of Richardson le sot for the first Monday
In April.
—All the large retail dry good. dealer.
in Quincy, Illinois, have resumed specie
pay went.
Inahas of wooer fell sf New York
Sunday night, and the storm continued
yesterday.
—At Farmington. 111.. Sunday night,.
prisoner set the Jail on flro and perished
in the flamte.
—A rumor was afloat at New York yes
tmasy that the City of Boston had arriv
ed at Liverpool. It proved a hoax.
—*Me delegation from Allegheny City
to Bt. Innis inspected the water works
there yesterday, and left for home In
the evening.
—The steamers Parlarre, tram 'Brest
February 26, and the City of London,
from Liverpool on 21th, arrived at Now
York last night. .
—Navigation on the Illinois river is
open. A steamer which left - Peoria last
Friday succeeded to reaching Lasalle
Huriday evening.
—At Quincy, 111., Saturday, Henry W.
Blrott, chair manufacturer, was stabbed
by Joseph Bruckin, °poor his employee,
receiving mortal wounds.
. —ln the Chicago Recorder's court, yes.
terday, twenty.flve persons were senten
ced to the State prison, ono a woman who
got two years for forgery.
—A testy of proceedings has been
granted in the case of Daniel C. Burdick,
sentenced to be hong on the 18th for a
murder et Olean, Now York.
•
--llnito4 States Mondial Newoomb
brut received Inatructlons from Washing
ton to divide the eastern district of Mis
souri into iteventy five districts prepare.
tort' to the taking of the new census.
-Republican Mayors were elected
yeaterday iu Itecklend, Igloo, and
Auburn, sod Dsmocratio the Mayor in
Bath, Alain°. No choice at Lewleton,
though the Republicans had apinrality•
—The Buffalo Board of Trade, after ex
amining witnesses on the charge recent
ly preferred against Hon. D. 8. Bennett,
have resolved that the proof Is Mandl
(dent to authorise the expulsion of Mr.
Bennett.
—Notwithstanding adverse reports of
Wisconsin legislative committees, Mil
waukee continues strenuous efforts to
secure the removal of the State capital
to that city. Madison la confident of re.
taining It. •
—Meehan, editor of the Irish American,
who narrowly escaped assassination at
Prow York a few days ago, at the hands
of a brother Fenian, has improved to
anthem extent that his friends are hope
ful of his ultimate novvery.
—Negotations are now going on be.
between the Atlantic,. :Mutual, Ath.
lett° and Red Stocking base ball
clubs, looking to the holding, in Brook.
lyn, of a grand tournament, which shall
'decide the question of chamlonship. •
—A butcher named Benjamin Farmer
was murdered at.. his reeldence, four
miles. from. Frankfort, Ky., Saturday
. night, by , a gang of unknown assassins.
:They went to his house, raised the win
dow and ilred,• killing him, instantly.
Nct Canal, is cosigned.
'—The election In Newport, Ky., ye..
terday, resulted In the success or the
Republican candidates, with two excep
tions, by mainrities averaging about two
hundred. • hoot, Republican candidate
for City Attorney, was beaten by Balmier,
Democrat, by twentpoue votes.
. .
—A Pembina (Winnepeg) letter says
the Scotch end nearly all the haltbreeds
utterly refuse to - join the revolution
agalust the provisional government of
Winneprg. Belli la now stronger than
ever before. - CoMmlasioners to treat
with Canada are on their way east.
. —Joe Murphy abd Elijah Matte,
while engaged in a game of cards Satur
day night at Spring' Place, .Davidson
county, six miles from Nashville, quar
relled and fought. • Vivette was shot
)dead on the spat end Murphy received a
wound of which he died Sunday eve
ning. Bothibad been drinking.
—There is great excitement in the ex.
tree southern counties of California
over the discovery of new rich gold dada
about sixty miles from Santiago; Tho
gnarls exhibited is:fretifroin zulphureta
or other metals. madilterally full of free
gold. People are' leaving San Diego
and Loa Angelos In large numbers for
thesce.mines.
—Daring the Are scene In "Lost at Sea"
at the Opera Mouse In Springfield, Mu.
sachtisatts, last night, hire. Sedley
Brown's clothing. caught fire, and she
would hive been fatally burned but for
the promptness of Meager.. Scholl and
MbDor, members of the company, who
rushed upon the gags and extinguished
the flame.. All three are painfully but
Y burned.
eorge Barclay. on
n English-
I ug i '- e t n .lp
. c w l'i li °n o Tt'f4l committed suicide in a Munn•
citable house at New Yak last. week,
was a man of some literary character,
sad author of a translation of Dante,
copies of which worn found Dellis room.
He left England and came to this country
in cortgoquencs of domestic, difficulties,
and aqandered all his money in gambling.
?enrollees and miserable, he onded all
with poison.
Additlosal Market. by Telegraph.
kw ORLEANS, March 7. —Cott° n irreg.
ialar and nominal; middling at 2171 O; re
°elite 11,4 U bales; exports, 11.14 1 8 bal.;
eales,lo,3oo bales. Flour at 15,50@i6,12.
Can dull at 11;10. Oats at 65@111i0. Bran
at 11,83®2.,00. hay: prime at 434. Pork
dull at 1128,75. Bacon at 13g173.4c. Lard:
tierce at 15lic, keg at 10c. Sugar: prime
et 11(i111,4c. Molasses: fermenting at 4
0 . 15 c, prime at 0734 c. Coffee: fair at 10@
14e, prime at 175:(a/171. 1 1c. Whiky at 000
(414 02 34.
ALBANY, March 7.—Receipts of beeves
largely. in excess of last week and mar
ket l;Mic lower, with sales of premium
9@oy.c, extra 7.8 c: first quality 614®
7c, 2d quality 5@6,41:1, 3d quality 15@
51‘c. Beeelplxof sheep about the same
as last week and prices have fallen !;;;Irgi
3.ir -yoga at 4g7 l ,Vc. • Little doing
to la.
ixeisco, March 7—Floor and
hanged and with light tranaan.
;at tenders 89.
GEM
in Sunday the 9th list, at 10
. ALEX e...N waL wiu cii, ago 40
"Um. -
The Lamralvellltakt place from Ins late Gon
dola, far £O5l Libcrtr. ott Turn u AT, the oth
lest ~,I at 2 o'clock. Friends or the fAmPy are
reapatfulD Halted lo attend. A *al lel irate
will este the oilier depot of the P. R. It., at
half an°ne o'clock. to cave, pawns whit tog
to at .liil the haral.
ADAktn—on Monday morelug, 3lnch 7,
lillAsield D. ALIAJ.I,, aged 24 ears.
The foueril will lac peer from his late real•
dale. No. 131 Carson street, booth Pittsburgh,
eat WituNiedbAT 9000130 at 9 o'clock. - Paula.
at ht. Pale Cathedral, at olt o'clock. Can loges,
will leave W. H. Devors'a. s erat street, at PM
o'clock A. sr. ft linlanaltl, It. Loots ad Des
Moleaspapers please npy.3
3
HAPLETT-'-On bleach 7th, 1010, JNO. DAB
LETT. la the 5 I st year of his age .._
Funeral TaltnalhaT, Ma:ell 10th, 10110. at
o'clock r. x , frun his late residence, No. 140
Ricer avenue, Allegheny. The friends or the
family are respectfallr Invited to attend.
UNDERTAKIJRB.
CIiULES Pi:LULLS, fiLki•
& biLTAKEtui AND LIVERY eTtililaleb
ournor t t 14.1)UMILY wh er e ClallaCt
a.VENUIL Alleghtte cam teolr corns
ItOUtte are eonoutntly eappllod wltt, real Jane
foritatlon ltoteworNl, atamraol toot ~,‘ W al,,o of
mania., at ode e carting from it 1 . 31 ...
ereparee forrn: lament. 11 oaraoe are C..
nage, I f
war, ell atarla or atouralat
trooda, If rulatreer. triZce ot...ca at all Lours, dar
nl Meet.
JOSEPH METED. & SON,
/Ap ratrft 8211111
Carting., for Villager,ll• VoraJoked
00771N8 mal MI l'unenl Paralahmant at re
rales. .
SPECIAL NOTICES
kw — coNsuri
SCHANCK'S CULNIONIC ATAlir for the
cure of Congos, Colos Mot Coosurn,,thin.
tul/4 vIIKUS SKAWbEit ToNIC for the
cure of Dysimpala and all the Debtiltated Condi.
lions of th tilos act, • •
Ult. H
. SCENCK'S MANDRAMIf PILLS. for
DireArce of the Liver or to Salt tootle Yoe
, •
gatiVe.
All .r Orme three gedletter arc often required
In euring Commultdbm, thonsit tee I' ulmunic
PL 3.aw I e
Ito
l ob Mandrakefills, beds( In
:„*".
h haat yeatels, by which mesas • care Is soon el ,
fected.
These Medicine. are coamicutionsly emend to
the Pointe a. the only tate, ervtatu anal reliable
.tutoy Pm ottuunst
lon.titt c lon. end ror all
thothosemorbid codi of the ud, which lead
In that latai elem.,. Liver Complaint and flys ,
impala are once ibrerenuers Consuntuflov.
auti yr...they mini rest themselves they regain
mo t prompt *Menton. .
The V annotate St rao is a nietheine witieh bas
had a lung probation be re tee pa She. Its value
amt been proved by tee thousand carts It Sae
maic through a herbal of mere than thirts.Sve
ran.. In ail of which Vote ita rerultatton hsalo
cren..i anti the moat oust nate al'eptielsto eau
onlonr, Atabt that It is a remcdrovhlch may
Le used with contidcure In ICI cases lob lch admit
of a care.
Iftee yereeyerinsly to low the di
rections witielt aecompany each bottle, he nth
certainly be cutout If his tunes are out annum.
warns to make a matt yossb.le. Airco In cams
.0J Mooted to be In when friends and Ow
titian, have despaired, the the of thla. Medicine
has erred the life of the patient and restored
b. hetilet It shit-
A...Se/tenet does eel ray that all eater of Pal
mi tournmytlon are the Pesch of
tordicine. but he cmphat l “ l
1
1
ataerte that often
when pat lentabare tue most alarmlnitayroPtonta.
suet as • violent coasts, creeping bight
t
swea. •e•cral detellty, er nr Pell • degree
that they are obliged to lie In bed, and when
they are glean t p by tnetr pha Eiden they may still
be eared. No medteal treatment eau elate new
LIM; l':,l.V.V.`lluT,',;:ft,Pr7r.::"l IrDr:fd
lectrd by 1)r. Schroth'. mmilehms.
Alto, In bcroraloos 111Srates, were medes
are equatly erleent. Ur. Schenck has 0h...-
graph. of a ~amber or pennons who have been
nearly rovemd snowsnnier sore s and now all
he.itd up. This IL. purifying greyer....
which must be able to brat ca Isles In %be lunge.
In the met lomat of Cons Mention Ina Of ILO
utmost Imoor.nti, to [lre vloor •no anen , thy
tulle I. tuft •y•totu. Hence Is is neccesary
prosthe antratiM of Ste tta , trult .o n tm
move tile aloft stlop. Proper nourishment le re
(hared togel bee with sorb 'at as will - make
reml dlgectlble. The artlcies most
suitable for the dirt of Coormar Hee patients are
deslgnat•o In Hr, Mihenek's Alusauces, wblob
are di...Y.1ml gratuitoorly. hing es rel.. Ste
port blahly tedious articles tel to be pre-
Cuedfd... e dig.tive organ. mulct be s Yeagth
la order to mate either Mod or medicine
ieTOICO3bIo. This requirement is met by the
Seaweed Tonic, and fur this yerytere It was data
WWttiteeed
n the digtative trweri are pat la good
order, the food has Its prone effect; the system
of the patient is Laid/rotated and tre brags be
gin to exercise .T he nnctions in a uormal sad
reeling manner. thr healing powers of
Yultattnic tyrap will eff,et the cure.
Yolmon•ry ConsamptiOn Is almost always cony
nitrated with Dympepata and I.lyer Complalat.
neheork's Iti.strase are la ended to re
move obstructlODS (=MOM Liner and restore Its
health, actlon. They have all the edicitcy whieh
Is ascribed to calomel or "blue eau." and are
warranted not ta eons do a yartlele of attymin
mai poison. These nu. core the mast obstinate
Ilona.
tick headache. p tubas Mien.
Ilona. and all other diseases :si t e from •
torpid or obstrected coudition
the h ef ts
box at them yids will prays efllucy the
medicine. .
In Comampt on the Pen Weed Tonle and Man
drake Pale arc laminable auxiliary Mediate.
They rollem tne drilferfogn of the patient and
ambit the Polmonle Primp in effecting a cure.
They time been foiled enefal In advanced stage.
Of Coneumption. where the lunge are Almon en
tirely destroyedand all symptoms according to
the Judgment of the physic'. la tented •arivady
death. The llve. of patient, the. were actually
In n dying condition bare been preserved for
month, by the use of lethenck`• three great rem
edies.
Or. behanct's Almanac contains tall treatise
tn the various forms or dista•e, his mode of
reatmmtt, tea geoetandir.ollons bon to talents
medicine, an be had troth.. or
No
lit mall by
adlartasino his Principal lance, No. 13.Y.ortlt
elloth Woe', Philadelphia, Pa.
l'nce.o. the Pat:conic by sop and bearood Ton
ic tan $l,OO per bottle, or 17,50 a hairdos..
Hanarako Pill, SS cents a N... Forfide by nil
ew
trun
daVal&P
OrDOCTOR Wllirrica Cul% -
riNtrmi TRISAT AL IVATE
DISIiASE/1. That numeFes elms Of e a se, result.
lug from mlAsignse, roeuelne unman li ness.
nervosa debility, Irrita Illty, eruptions. seminal
enlimlons. and - Anclly Impotency pe rmanent ly
cured. Persons aff li cted with delicate. Intricate
and long standing constitutional ouneplatrs are
politely limited to call for musuiletlOn. which
costs nothing Experience. the be ft of teachers,
has moulded Ilim to ect remedie le once tel..
dent, safe, perman ent, and which most...
can ho need without Minimum to bottom.. Med.
Itlnes prepared In We mMellsbenent, which em
braces oldoe, reception and salting mums; also
boarding and sleeping apartments for patient.
requlrLog daily persoual attention, and vapor
and chemical bati.s,ittim eoneentratlng the famed
mineral aprings. No matter Who have failed,
;rt . ; p
of " lif t, C pm . g•l e , * s n ' t tca h n o y re 1 elf
s r two
tamps in sealed envelope. TM...salads of case.
treated annually, at mg, md all over the COM.
147. Conerleatlen Wee, penman) by'_m
oftim No, 9 Wylie street, (near Co u rt Home/
Pittsburgh. Pa. Hours 9 a.'9. to Br, Y. Bee.
days IS to SI r. a . Pamphlet sent to any ad.
dress for h. Clomp. 0132
IarBATCHEILOWS LIAIRDY4
—Tait aptendld Hair Dye Is the hest In
the world. Hanalei", reliable, inetsunta envoi
does not ctain' lead. nor any efia/la puleon to
produce para on lysis Or . death. Avoid the 'anat.!
at' del.!et preparations herieting virtues they
do nut tentless. The mutat W. A. Satchelor's
Hale Dye has had 30 yeah untarnished repute-
Btu .to upheld Its integrity the only Perfect
Hale Dye—Black or Brown. Cold by ail Drug
chink.' Applied at 10 Bond Bleed. N. T. fr 7
MRS. S. C. ROBB,
No. 91 Federal St., Allegheny,
liilne daternalned not to *err any Winter
Goon, velli 130.31,VCLV tell, below eon, for the
next 300 W.
•
BON NKIIA. T TI3. •
tl,
•
FLA OW If RA.
11.11480N4. . .
',RATH rtat% • '
1 , 10.1 t Kt.
LACE :COLLARS,
LALIZ HANDICIRC'M
LINEN COLLAIti AND cUPPS.
PAVER CeLLARs•ND CUM..
OLOVIE2,
CIUSY.TS,
LAI.IIOIP 110 SE.
• CHILImaN,S HOSE.
ULEINNYLLOMEDGINOS
•
L&LIES• IINDY.RWYA An,
L.LIRy APRONd.
' • New eqle Mull Al It 15WITCkiL5
sea Lail«
• ;,. . HAIL NZTTE.,'
Ac.. de., de
f01.7.1";3°X, Ve nveutatt.i7Tvar
J 0133 M. COOPER & CO
Bell and Brass Founders,
ENGINE, LOCONOTIVE & LOLLING 111111
NWPSIEki
Made Promptly to Order.
WARM'S 1111111TAL
Made and Kept on Hand.
Proprietors and Muzak tuna of
J.ll. Cooper'slmproved Balance Wheel
STEAM PUMP.
Office, 882 PENN STIWET.
roundl7 s Con lath and Railroad Streets,
- 11Ta3IIn88 . I*,
VINEGAR.
VIE PITTSBURGH
VINEGAR
WORKS.
BALLOU & ADAMS,
167, 168, 169 and 170,
SECOND AV.NNITE,
me errs premed to tarreels VINEUMI et the
LOWEST MAIM= FLAT2B. , Attention Is var.'
tlcalarly called to our
EXTRA WINE VINEDABO
INSURANCE
NEW JERSBY
Mutual Life Insurance 'Co
NEWARK, N. J.
Assets, Over $500,000.
•
Ail Policies issued by this Company arsiperpet
nally Non-Forfeiting after the payment or one
Annual Premium.
Dividends-annually declared and applied on
third annual premium s either on the permanent
1nc... , Of the Poliv7, or lu reduction of prang
.
lIEN.BY HIBKI'ATRICK,
General. Agent,.
167 1-2 Wood street, (2d door,)
1 . 177218UE011.
Ur. Reliable Resale 'minted.
deam79
• • THE IRON am
iIUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
• Of Pennsylvania.
Office, 75 Federal St., Allegheny City.
banzincius:
Hoe. JAKEN L. URALIAId.
Woe. J. IL CLABB,O. D.,
Capt.ll.
itcl. A I. SIMI,. ILO
11. »3),
W. A. engliler A 11001127 Ttngt Co.
JACOB HAMEL Bezl Eetate Agents
lILMON DAUM. Mayor Of Allegheny,
C. W. /MN NY, hatter.
A. B. B 1. Attorney-at-Law.
D. 1,, PATT . LICISON, oumcmc M erchant,
1/. BlVOOltis. insures. Agent. .
norm. Rom n non, Preetdents
Urs,l s U. CLARK.. . .., Vle•
U, anal:P.4l:g.=
r. W. WHITE, Bei/Li:LE Affeielot.
DANIEL BWOUER, fieng Agent.
comtimioni ED AUNN7tI FOR TILL CO,:
Jobs. K. Donalds•si, ABC vy.
W Mate, It ddse,ier, Bs.
Oct. James llollisoliead, Sesser, Pa.
F. H. Couislo, McKeesport, Bs. . ;
tlenrge H. Jobneun IN.tnrule, re:
J. S. etrayer, Job ustoon, es. --
Company .Wetly minus!. All pmdte scorning
I , olley holders by dividend returned annually
from the end of the first. year. All policlee sou.
forfeiting. BOY
CASH
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PIKELAN'S . 11VILDIX6,
Nen I YU%k Avenue, Ihnond • Winer,
piTTBAUSUEI.
•
Capital. All Va. 141717.
DIZECTI/EB.
N. J. Sisley, !John FlOyd, I Capt. ll.BalleT.
Deng Vrallaeet. Hartman.' A. Chambers,
Jake filn, U. ht , Ciersas, Jaz.
Thomas ftatti. Juo.S.
IttPlilfatT KIN% PrceldeaL
• JNO. F. JEN NiNtIN Vies rresideraS.
JUS. T. JUNNUTUN, tiemeur7.
Capt. n. J. NEACZ, Elen't AaeaL
Insures on Mend Teruo on ail Mrs
and Marino IMO, •
sande .
piDEdiNl7'H
AGAINST L 035 'BY rant.
fIIANXI.I/1113LIKANCE CO.OF P311710ELP313.
173710.3.
.34 • *l7 CEL33 . 1111 sear KR.
DIIIICSOILS.
Ulmles w. Ilauster. klovemecal li. Loallll
1..11.118 Wagner, 1)av1.1 S. Blown.
Carmel Onum
Jacob H. tioplil4 ttwala Dols.
V <Norge W. Ic.ba- - ds; tieorge T 46
MIA - IMES O. ItAliCriAM Prcalskat.
IDW.
0. DALE. Vice President. ' '
OFTEN. AG . aarir
asd Wood =ps.
C. tiTlCCEhNeens
J. 43 Mat
North Wen Wm. •
Mthmneit
pENIMSIELVAINLM
INSURANCE COMPANY Of PIM/BURIN;
0711C=. No. 151 M WOOD STUMM MINX
ON 001111.12. CE BITII.DLNO. •
Meta te Mama Company, and or ag a inst
less by Pile exelewirelr.
LEONARD WALLTILIS, President.
O. 80r..c Vim r...ent.
RorrIRT PAT 1 ,, Trtfilltrer•
IiRBB YeELPICPSY. Secretary.
. _ . .
Leonard Walter, . _ George WIlial„
U. C. Boyle. fato.W. lalatia.
Hobert ratrie-k. J. U. 1.. c.
Jacob Factor, J. C. F 1.7 ex,
Joelth Nine, John Voca li c).
Jan. H. liclaklaa, A. &limos..
Henry a pruol.
VEERN INSURANCE COI.
ILD OP WM, Yres L ident.
iT21 4 4 1 :1111014(illliTeICLI), = oeooo Tent Agent.
02toe, ISM Watt^ street, Nina/ cm 's Wane*
kWf
nnre k flli fi Nitd e of rt,..d Ms
rine AMU. A home In =enured by Di
rectors trim nee it known to an community,
and whom, determined by promptness and ISher-
May to maintsin thee/MUM Width the, has
art men. At circling the ast mutation to thews
who
dell
top tornaa.
DrAUCI.OstI:
Alexander Nlinict. Juan E. Wean%
K. Miller, Jr., Cbsutl. Clarice,
es Ale xan der ulty, Willato IS. K r upa ,.
Speer, Jmn Erk
Andrew /taloa,
Darld K. Lona. Wm. &or=
D. Maar, • AWE)
•
NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cot. Federal St. and Diamond, Allegheny,
B ra i n r a h tb. SECOND NALTIONAIa BANK
W. W. 111ASTD: 74E l . realdent.,
JoHN BROWN a.,_l(les
J.11.1=5 BTE MOON. Hecretary.
olusciOus:
John A. A11er.1. 1 .. Lockhart . Jo.. X7oo,
Jus.L.El am.illoburt Loa. C. C. Both.
Vi . l47llll24r=rgisin i r riti=r
ape
pEOPLES , 12181JRANCE Mat
nun • .
F. Z. monis WOOD a nrrn
♦ 11 . 11,41 C=PIEY,taklusaira awl Marine ;Usk;
insarrou:
cr.vt—usun L. WNW/.
r...n.nel Stutrer.
Mal. Asmelle.
Jared M. Brut..
Itg 4 . lK L AMir.kan
Vreel.lens.
rrealdeat.'
. rkeretary.
John E. Etats. .
C. L. Lou.
WI:, V.. Kirk,
joines D. Verner.
E 7 ,
ELIILLIES
•%oEil WATT. VI.
W. Y. OARLESS
LLEG MEN IF lISSUELINO6
IC COMPANY or riTTISHUROH.
11711 - THOTILECT,Bori
euraa sgatars all kind. of rue owl Moral
° J e o . t o '
T. J. frihSKLNEA , N, Vice nc.l4
CAFT. W. 1) .. AN. ()eau.' Ascaft
PISUPPORS:
B. L.Faboastoti
W. H. r_
.11.oberi i usvis,l
.17 ,snela .11ers.
T Cwt. J.
evis. T.Plitockalli.
T. M.
John Inda. Jr..
T. J. licmidtmor..
C.
Harvey Childs.
Charles HIM
Cut. Wm. Ikait.
CILASS. CHINA. OUTLERY
100 WOOD STREET.
4p,rEENtiIIVABIC,
Fine French
CHINA AND 'GLASS.
Silver Plated Goods.
DINNER AND TEA SETS.
Tea Traye and Catlery.
The but Imported WILITE STONE
WAItE sea whams GOODS •
at low prime.
E. E. BREED
. 8z 00.
100 WOOD STREET.
CHINA, GLASS
AND
QUEENSWARE.
A lame assortment of new rattan. aalt alum
J at manna. 'Alio rwre aad orlttaala wan,
Vases and Part. Ware.. new ormatas a.ad fta.
*all) at ♦er, lew Pee. at •
H. ECtOrY it. CO'S.,
No. 189 13111311 STREET.
sat
MERCHANT TAILORS
I B‘.lt : 7 1 lir flea gIOI )9
MERCHANT TAILOR;
eerier of Fein 80 Sixth Streets,
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
NOW 00 NIPLETE
P. i l ivrAinDir
resmoNems
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Keep& eonaLantly osi laud
Cloths, Casainterea and Vale Lg..
AIIo,(IICNTLEMICIP9 TUYSIJ3HINtIyeODO.
No. 93 1-2 Sioltbfloldi Street,
prrrsaaaea, rA.
strewn , . Clotting made to order In the latest
.sedatsll
'PHERSON SE MUHLANBRING,
BOCCI-if/MILS TO
W. U. IIrGEN & CO.,
MIERCHALZIT TAILORS,
No. 10 SIXTH ST„ late It. Clair.
We have Just.received.a laree aninilf of Pa
sad Winter Ilan% ...bleb will be :old at reawan
able priers. Mr. MU abaft BRING rill PIM at
tend to the Outline Department.
dennoo bIePHICRbON MUHLANBRINN.
NEW FALL GOODS.
• .Dlsattld Lew .Lock of
moray, 641.81511 MERES, .d s Cht
Ja,tree by ULNAE SEELIG
ati: Nenban{ Tailor. Illemltkaeld stmt.
WALL PAPERS
WALL - PAPEIII3.
SPRING, 1870.
PRICES REDUCED.
GlLT—agr INCUR
eat , wid ••rltly st Due' e I lutr
roll
a at trer roll.
- G.
LAZF.I/—al kinds at rwr
EL.k.li A o'r Irene! Red American Paper Haag
not spec nro a`ore. ' , sorrier to any as
aortmen: tar country. Fur elle at
W. P. MARSHALL'S
New Wholesale and Retail Store,
• 191 Liberty Street.
Mh4 • • PITTBBURGA.
WALL PAPER
At Greatly Reduced Prices. •
To make shot( room fur new goods. We will sell
till the first of karat Moos now In store,
Without Bogard to Ost,
coltriutum •
HANDNUME PA RT,OR YAPPERS.
Lin 140 iHrUM-PAPEBB.
HALL AHD CHAMBER PAPERS
Alto, lige sasortmentotaTE&P PAntki.3
N 0.107 MARKET STREig,
=
JOS. R. HUWIES & BRO
LIQUORS, &o.
WAGNER'S ELINOR COLORING
The Very Best in the United Rates.
IANUFACTLIBED BY
WILLIAM WAGNER,
981 .forth Seventh Street, •
FBILADBLPHIA. .
References—All she leading nom. In Phila.
deliann. pinSnan-rtna
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
lIIIPOIrirESAI or -
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, at!„
ORALYIEUS lb
PURE HIE WHISKIES,
- 408 P...MTN STREET,
Have 'Removed to
NOB. AS4 AND 3846 PENN,
Cor. lf,loyenth St., (formerly CaoaL)
JOSEPH H. FINCH & CO.,
nos. 186:187, HAN 191, 192 Xlllll6.
71881 STRZET. ITITBBITIL9II.
surmicro axle OP
Copper Distilled Pore Rye whhbp
AL. denten ew IUILZION WENZIS Aad
QUOlia. HOPS. M.
LIVERY & SALE STABLEE
ROBERT EL .PATTERSON & CO.,
0011311414 or
Seventh Avenae and Liberty St.,
PITTIMITEGIS, PA.
Witt on Every Saturday Hued
AN AUCTION SALE
1011SES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
• WAGONS,
rastraVeVirtitire of
e3n[ do the uoree.
notice of consignment on or War.) Thursday of
such week. In order for advertising. Prompt.q.:
lc= and good ears bugler, alfgtona
JOHN H. STEWA.HT. Auctioneer.
aotur a. rriwAnT soni. n.rwrrzeusom
ROB% H. PATTERSON S CO.
LTITIELtIat. SA-11.111 £l'D
COMMISSION STABLE/SI
COL EVENTS ►YEEOE i LIMON II
PITTSIII7I24II, PA.
4,411:114
COAL AND CORE
CIIMBS 11111ISTRONG,
MUIR& DS
Youghiogheny and Connellsville Coal,
And Ratutfactorer of
•
COAL, SLICK AND DBBDLPHO6IEBB COOL
Boron
AND YARD, cornet Boller and
Rome strut. Liberty nod
ar CI ynter struts.
Bluth ward: also Beyond street, Elighth ward.
Seconand at foot of d. Ito. street. P. & R. DtlXd,
d w
Orders left at either of the AbOVn olllces, or ad.
dresa to toe tannish PlUsboran P. 0., 1,111 0..
celve promrt attention.
Baer to win. au aaardyl air Haney, Wells
& WM.OIOIIO, Unlon iron 11111 s, B. d. Fow
ler & Co„ /Kitchell. nteplteuston • Co., Bluell •
Co., Groff a flagon. Alex Bradley, Fara Bro•
CC.. Park, MoCartlytine& Doll.
1 . 14. h t._ rater 4 Co., .1, 4. 1.744 Co., James
& mien. sacKee s Un•n
B Vtrra ' hlrsl l l i tert. e l... Pe"").""
COALS COALS! cow!:
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
Hams tamed their Moos Ito
NO. 667 LThERTY STOMA
Mately City roar Mi)ISCUOND XLOOIII.
WM ITT fdir t
.TV axlttovas market moll.
-alit rivrar:
COTTON MILLS.
Hammy HELL &
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS.
Iltikaibetursn onfiLlnitirDroll,4o LIS=
ANCHOR Aim RAONOLIA
siprexTtwas AJID NAITTNG.
SWEET .
.. • -
,• •
. ,
Erselead this day an Invoke of Sorer la, sirloa
, 31-mesTerA. orca-rrcams. ,
or..ss. t he me woes. for sale thin bibs or
dosta, at Fa .By Oroesullt, re S t
. N
JOHN A. RE SHAW,
WS - RINEWLIINNIEsNEAIath MESS&
ArausErninvis.
lar-NEw OPERA 1194:1PE.
•
go/04count for one week only of lb. oiolulas
young Iraged
MR. FRANK RI&TO. .
, T' DAY EVENING. lintel/ N. 1810.
elemilVa drama In Ave nets anti a proaegne, eklab,
5e .,,,, r y, property and nethanltal elects.
THE bTREETE Vl NIW TONS.
116dier Mr. hart Mayo.
GIN. GRANT, di,.
•
lia r • been sneetally enßand. add nrlll
111/11 TR E ROOT LILA /Ott. Nom and
Frank Nato Mkt Ince on Halm rday,
WACADEDIY OF MIMIC.
-
, •
roaltlvely oat wets only. tOntranelail
MONDAY EVILIIINU, MARCY 7711.
Fatally 314,1nre on Wednesday one MtarOap
afternoon. March Pub and 111th. at MX Wean.
K in
Cl k ear th• tent. Look out :or the ban. Tao
Ila Hall ow of The
and w e ell known Sh Co (MAYAtnerea
SH M
oaner
AY', Moaner aner
HUI &CUPLF.X• TItrolIPX. Mat ponthely
Latt
tue ' •nd Test cm earth; laciacall
It
DISTINCT TBOUPESIN ONS.
Holla Lyndon Barletta.
Troupe. lid—Wile grits lieu ar•Ps Freak Tarp.
trauma. Troupe. 3d— , Im Flack's Cooler..
tonilme Troupe. 4th—Mona.• •ahlon's Acrobat
en-I tinnvanic Troupe. sth—resat it lintel
E•Moplan Mln•tiel 'repave.
Heald. TWO FULL HANDS OF MUSIC. lat.
Hiatt Whoe`a klaaPutota Bran Rand. Md.
idward Haden', setl,tor OPera -51,75 5 5 . 57 .
wl LITTLF. Dia. the hit nt Iwo 1 lanai, who
Powllnly pay wain Jock. on a Plano.
LITALX FANNY. t he Pet of the Do. Cnalloa.
Tile tlloml nand Cortrulur
11UNKA PUKKA' and Ms COMICAL DON
KEY ; Coma oaring. and 1 &Mantra°.
MS Celebrat• Star Performer,. '
A pompon Jubilee for the people.
Adma-lon—Partioette sad Dens. Circle. 50
cent.. Gallery. Mien.
Children under ILM • • ars, Slots.
Door, open at 7 tOclota. commence at R. •
M. L. IV WPOSICH U.
mh3:013 Anal.
}
DILWORTH,IIIIIPER &CO.,
248 Liberty Street,
(Oppoolto bead of Wood mtrcet.)
WIiOLESALE GROCERS,
Filla'`urgh, Pa.
ESTABLISHED in
A. T. 60R181N, 1812.
W.- IL DOREILY,
WHOLESALE GROCER
No. 271 Liberty . Street,
Emma Myr...l
PITTSAUKGIi. PA
X. STICH LE J. A. If TEEL&
M . STEELE & EON;
COMMLSBiOri Merchants
AND PRAISES IR
FIA3UII., Guts - rm. vv....w.r0. ma.
EIT=
Ml=rM2l
MEANUR & HARPER,
71.41t711. *RAIN AND PRODOUIt
Commission Merchants.
No. WM impair sTMEET,
o.flienza.t•
CLIEIt KEIL JAJIMI N. NICIIAHT.,
KEIL Sc - R111,.11A161T,
"ZCHNIMISSION MEROBANTS,
AND DIALDDIS IN
lion, SEEDS, MILL rzm
24. Lib er ty u.. Pittabiusli. •
W. C. ARMSTROAG,
tinowooot to Yttoor • Anes..7‘,l
PRODUCE CCDERISSION REC. r aIART.
No. 25 alniq•cot Olt:root.
DS7III
J. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail °Ter,.
=E4Z3
MOM
• icrrrix, BAIRD &
Wholesale Grocers, Commtmlon M GIL
so Dealers is Produce, Tlone, BMOO, (/ Gl s
Ilsh • Carbon and Lard OH. Iron, ' a,
Coitus Yuma and ll PlHBOorieb Mau is
denerally, 1131 and 114 :SECOND IS
rattsborett,
JOHN I. 110011.... M. H0UNZ.....11111. H OUSH
rOHN L HOUSE etc BROIL no
ti res.." co JOHN 1. IloUnir. • CO. 11.41.-
rale Grocers zoo C0U1191.1. Merchant; Comm
or .nottinrid and Water streets. Inttsber •• •
n==2i
. - •• , - - •
40 1 1 , 111PTON /11.WALLACE.Vilatilkir!
k §ALIL NROCF.ILS AND PILLIDDCIL DNAI. O
6 .
N. 6 NIXTH EITHINT. Flttstmral , *
-. - ate®
LEGAL. •
ABBIGNEEnt SALE OF REAL
EtS CATS.—WIIk be sold
Tuesday, .116iVi 16 1810,
MO. r •
Os Oa pII•n riremlre lLa.lT el)Balla =BUB BrllleTT
CITY. P.. ell the rl4l, idle sad Istoreat of
Jalli24 STAIN of, In sad to all that serials lei
or pwee of ground altanneed Is lb. liecosa ,and.
‘ l : ,ll;tritrergTO f ( 1 11r1TA I. L1 - .1171.11::
We[ awns said Barnett alley rottsalaS tho
"141To1114,o1Nahlrd. tw o
d 3:1" 11 % Art
story Inlet sod Iwo o story frame awel.lng
huakes.
Tee annual rental et Mb property Is about
.030.
Tllls property wlll be told sub) et to• mort—
gage thereon mow bell by tbs. rrlsr mem Insurers°.
core toyer Plttabu-ata, Bs., far $ll.OOO. nue en
Yummy SIM, 1071. with Interest ant Insu
rance prom sum payable! eeml.annually.
To be sold by rder of J &BLit W. nalflltAT.
Rm.. ',Pripee of the es tales of Job* etelk,
Bankrupt. YItLIBLEteK BESTS.
lehruary 91. 1070. • .Anetlonnat. •
IIMmtg:1:1105
Ti THE DI4TRICT COURT OF
THE T . NITILD BTATE. FOR THE WIBIT•
N DII3TMOT..I . PMNNSYLVA 4 1a. la Die
matter of THOMAS O. DUFF, banknipt, In
bactraDtcy. To whom 1. may I d si Tao
undersigned hereby no , i.e of appoint..
Mont as Assignee of THOMAS D. DUFF of Dig
clty of Elltabargk, In the coenty of Alleglielay
an
J Me Pen.)lo.lla, • Itainsal4
h
wo has Oren aciodged Bankrupt upon hie own
llicollori by the District twat ulnae District.
JOHN W.11141•10AN. Asaignee. go.'
Dated the 710 day Feb.. INTO fela7d-r
'WESTERN DISTRICT OF
riNISOTINANIA se.
ltsborgh, the Sib cloy of January, A. D:
INIO. •
The onderolguell hereby Moe. sone. Or bib
ITT4r;I4 I ! ,t2r 4 8=
or reonsolvants, orChto tale Dlstelet..lo
btemodihdord Conk, pt mom Ills own
Coo by the Mallet Con . of sold Dlstriet.
JOHN H. BoIL NY. /imagoes.
Jel7c7O, Attor..e .ar-Loor, tW Unseat:
NOVICE.—Let re Testamea.
TART on • the "tato of JOUR' MO.
PICAPERN, deetitreil. late of Plasm township.
Allenheny collate, baying been loved to the en.
dershoted. AR mesons boning claim Anion
said cattle will ineeent them. sod perms In
debted will mole homedlaie payment to
HOPE W. HARTING. Esetntor.
fella= T ram lowan/Oh
REtdOVALS
EL MINI. 0 .A. .
L. D. DUMMETT.
(Late of Liberty .hest..)
H aseoolated Mr. DA' M.,II7BI.IMMONSI
_la Wert Lataluess, 004 taken les nem sad
eummodlf. storeroom
No. 04 WOod Street,
Where the new tee to
eatwontinua pri c e.a
ter e and sale at tee lowdreale.
Pare American, . Confectionary.
L. D. DUMIiIETT & CO
fs=:•sl
3x; na.
GRAY & LORAN.
Han Immured frnm 411 1311TH lISTUEZIN
S 9 Fifth A .
Dotll loaproTesient• on old .tend Aso mar
ted.
iTRADE MARK. 1
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CHINNEYS. \t,
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RWEVT & BB &TT.
"." .ARCHITZ TONAL AND
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ORNAMENTAL CARVERS;
No; 66 hiduiky XL, ••
ammangvtlauvilw ma,
20 LOTS FUR SALE CHEAP
—l3lltte mear!Y saJolnion tho ger
olio ogirutinghtto etol booth rlttenarik,
within eneen toltotte• walk of 1.1.11,4.-littft
W.orly 500 loto hex* lately seas ao!t.
for axle by tilb 011g1..1. bleb ens saw be Old by payoyn ► small meant d tos oath LoYoeltd
the balenceln one, two sod three Mt. mesa
of Lots now root. from 4915 to ••00. Ap.
blyto ' • b. If cLAIN • 04.
fent ' 100 Near* sm..
Fisn. ruin.
neck Lake Herring:.
W.V.. Yids
N 0.1.3 and 3 aekerll-an ebelllES.
T•lbtlltle Meektrel:
Hound Iterrlagi
Cull nail;
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