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CITY AND SUBURBAN.
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From the tint of April, two *roll
Slashed rooms suitable for officee,
nomad story front in o.l,lErrs building,
earner Sixth avenue sad Smithfield
street. Call at Oserrrs Counting Room,
St and 86 Fifth avenue.
Putnam's Moutbly—Thts main:lna for
April comes from W. A. Glidannanny,
No. 45 rib avenue.
Ml.—Local news was a scarce allele
yesterday, and "ye Locals" were sorely
troubled: The general response of the
”moisdng paper rounds" to almost. any
.euestion eked them was, It's dull, very
daLL
Readers of police news will miss their
usual supply ttda morning. The weather
, or Bt. Patrick's Day or some unwonted
low of amicable feeling among litigants
einsed a dearth of criminal business yes.
Wedgy...
• We Wired that yesterday, March 18,
IVO, Joseph H. Gszesin, Big., who ham
been In Washington City for someday,
past on profosalonal business, on motion
of the Hon. It. F. Butler, was admitted
. to practice In tho halted States Supreme
Conrt now in session.
Lafayette ileti. —J no. B. Gough will de.
•Ilver a-lecture at Lafayette Hall, Monday
..mewling next, under the aultoicea of the
young blen'a Mercantile Library Ana-
Subject—oeurioaity.' The hall
Will of mum, be crowded, aa Goiagh al-
Way. drawl crowded bowies.
Soldiers, Attention t All members of .
Post 1510. A. R., Birmingham. are re
guested to meet at their Hall, Bingham
street, on Sunday. "ARO Instant, at one
&deck, r. ss. , to attend the tuneral of
John Shoop, a soldier In the late rebel.
800. All discharged soldiers are Jostled
to attend. By order of the P. C.
ço to lilting, Follansbee sts Co.'s, cor
ner-of Falb avenue sod Wood street for
very decided tergolna lo ready made
clothing. of every domricitlon. A great
anditener4l reduction in the priers has
been made to close out the entire stock
in anticipation of the epring trade. All
'goods warranted to piocesia rep • -rated.
tispertant !netting—A meeting of the
dealers and chippers in oil wilt be held
Monda next, the 2lat lust., at 8 o'clock;
at the Petroleum Association Room", to
take into coninderation the price charged
. for oil from Pittsburgh to the sea-board.
Our oil men cumplain bitterly that the
.Rialroada dircrimhiate spinet them in
favor of other points..
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Belligerent —George Miller appears to
have been in a belligerent mood yester.
-day. It is alleged that he went into the
Bt. Clair Hotel and made an assault upon
J. H. Anderson; knocking him down.
There is perhaps another side to the
- story. which will be developed to-day, as
Anderson has made information before
the Mayor charging George with assault
and battery.
Threatened Inetuatarlam—Christopher
Kenneweit last evening made information
before Mayor Callow setting forth that
George Shaffer bad expreased an inten
tion to eat fire to the Kennoweg domicil
Upon the that convenient opportunity.
George when brought before Ills Honor,
pleaded guilty and was held in the sum
of poo for Court. The parties reside in
She Seventh-ward.
Ilentleinen will find at _the extensive
salesroom of Urllng, Follensbee&
corner of Fifth avenue and Wood street,
a large and judioansly assorted stock of
coats, pants and vests for men, youths'
and boys' wear at reduced prices In
order to close out the stock in anticipa
tion of spring trade. All who desire to
secure good bargains and good articles
should at once call.
iron City spice Mitta.—Meson. Strick
ler & Moriedge,',ProPrielore of the Iron
City Spice Mills, manufacture nothing
but pure spice"; they offer heavy Toward.
for the detection of any impurities or
adulterations. Consumers should take
note of this fact, and -ask their grocers for
apices, coffee, etc.. of Strieklers & ?dor
ledge's make. Joel give their ground
Rio Coffee a trial, and you will bo sat
isfied. .
Ntw So:—Superintendent McCand.
lam of the Allegheny Flre Alarm, yea•
Urdu received the now box which is to
.be placed In position at the tetmlores of
Madison avenue, Seventh. Ward, Alle.
gheny. This will require the extension
4 of the telegraph about/ half a mile. The
poles, .even or night In number, are
-, being 'made and tho extension trill be
made about the latterpatt of next week.
The work is to be done by the firemen
' .themselyea, under the supervision of the .
' . esperlntendent.
t • Daring Febbery.—A bold and daring
robbery was perpetrated at the residence
g of Mr. Robert Ball, on Liberty street,
yesterday about three o'clock. A man.
Whose name we could not ascertain, en
tered the house On the pretext of having ,
v - business and took from a room occupied
by a young lady, a relativs of Mr. Hall's.
• - s gold watch and chalet valued at 1100
and a pocket book containing 1100. In
formation was made at the Mavor's
office, a warrant homed and officer Rook
wentdnsearch of the thief.
Certeetton.lii 'our report of the de.
cbdon'of the Court In the Fifth avenue
sewer case, which was an appeal from the
action of Commits In confirming the re
port- of viewers, we, throuth mistake,
published the name of C. H. Love, as
one of the appellants. -Mr. Love never,
we aro informed, reads any objection to
the report, and refused to sign a petition
to Council. to have It set aside. Our mis•
take was made in consequence of a
wrong endorsement on the beck of the
Papers which came into our hands.
Tbtrty-Tbree.—There were • thf rty
, three cases disposed of at the Mayor's
Oourt yeaterdey. Thirty three unfortu
nate individuals confined in thelook-up
Thtintday night. Thirtpthree • men
drunk and disorderly, alter whom either
paid lino■ and costa to the amount of
seierel dollars, of which same their
• familial were deprived, or those who did
not pay were committed to jail and their
families were deprived of the proceed.
of their labor for the time they were
etimmitted. What an amount of misery
and suffering these thirty-three may
have caused by getting drunk and die
,.orderly.
Oar readers will And in our advertising
°Plumose sale of lota In Allegheny city,
on Observatory Hill, running along the
- Perrysville Plank Road, opposite W.
McClintock, B 9 , and Ex-Mayor Dram's
realdeooes. The se lots are beautiftillylidd
out, the place and surroundings ars de
lightful and a view of the cities of Pitts •
-burgh and Allegheny Bee In the busy
Valley below. The Allegheny, Monon
gahela and Ohio rivers, and scenery sur
rounding, are vielble for miler. Toe at
mosphere Is pure, the water floe, the
location healthfu l spring to autumn.
The Perrysville Road la the great favor
. . fie resort of our people to emerge from
„r the tumult and best to take uninter
"r. • raped enjoyment PAborselback or drives
In boggles and carriages. For private
residence° this oark, of Allegheny city
ClllllO% be surpeases,,; We would advise
partial desirjog to release themselmee- of
nigh
r r v e a n ttosr o
bu r e e d v a e h li o a m em e
e mr en o f u r n s t t
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Yesteidgy gn Allegheny butcher Ina
- brObgbt before Aldermen Bowden for
cruelty to animals. It was alleged by
Ake,prosecutor that he tied several'
calves together, threw them Into - 'a
✓ Wagon and allowed them to shiver and
• almost freeze in the snow and piercing
..eold of last
Knight
afternoon; e
=human Knight of the_ IL:leaver bed
midstream to make and tVAILLICIed ten
dollars for his conduct—a rather light
panhihment for much cruelty. ,
Badly Beaten.
George Shaffer med. •hte appearance
'bellsre Stayer.' Callow, List evening, ex
hibiting a onnilenance the. beauty of
which had been sadly maned bj a severe
pounding he iilogod he had received
from George Hinkley. The parties bad
a light, arising from on old grudge. dur
ing which Shaffer'. face was reduced to
the appesranoe - and eel:stately* , of raw
beef. •He swore out an information for
assault and battery against Hinkley, who
Was subsequently - arrested and held for
court. • Bath Georges reside in the Third
.ward. . -
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Cruelty ts Animate.
We am informed that a butcher, whoa*
slaughter house is located near a toll
Robson Fifth avenue, In order to get are.
fraotory steer into the tdsughtir howls,
tol g
• kan axe and cut the legit from the
an malewhlch was then drawujlnto the
els hter pen where It remained over an
*--ho r before it was alaughtered; Wo have
received a common'Lation Rom a Routh,.
~man who withes to ItUOW It ,the laws of
.I— , -'.- ci ur comity tolerate suakprutality. If
..h. ........,bs will take tbs , trouble to examine the
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c.•: . :lpena oe, ha mill fink Ws there' him
section prohibiting cruelty to anima*,
which we think mild CSITalt Ulla 911010! '
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THE COURTS.
U. $. Marfa Court—Judge McCandiesa
FfirDAT, March 18—The mum of Wll-
ie
son, design , vs. Kamer,- previously
reported, w resumed and had not been
concluded w en Court adjourned.
District Court —Judge Kirkpatrice,
Fur war,ttrch IB.—The case of Trunick
.
va., Joke, 'lonely reported, was con
cluded, but the jury had not agreed upon
a verdict when court adjourned.
The next case taken 'up was that of
Rees vs. o
i i
rrow. An action to recover
g 1,600 pis ase money paid for a piece of
property n Morgan county, Ohio, for
which he fled to got a title. It appears
that Jam Rees, the plaintiff , purchased
the one -al teenth of • a tract of laud In
Ohio fro John Morrow, for which he
paid the to of $1,600. Morrow failed to
make hi I good title, and the land was
subsequently sold at Sheriff's -sale and
the party originally selling the land to
the company from which Rees -pur
chased, which was represented by Mor
row, broog t it In. .On trial. .
Quarter ' Seesioes—Judge Sterrett.
FRIDAY. March le,—The first ase
taken up wan that of tho Commonwealth
va. Emma H. Harper, indicted for the
larceny of a pocket book containing MIO,
end a muff and other articles, John H.
Pledge prosecutor. The jury returned a
verdict ofsipailty and the defendant wu
sentenced to pay the costa of prosecution
and be committadto the House of Melons.
Jane 1.. Viand, a colored woman, in
dicted for the larceny of money from
Mre. Sweltior, wee next placed on trial.
The' ; jury returned a verdteior ittallty and
I defendant wee sentenced to undergo en
imprisonment of thirty days In Mewed.
ty
tieOrge Rowan, a colored Luy about
twelve years of age, indicted for the lar
ceny of nix watchei front a jewelry store
on Federal street, Allegheny, was ar
raigned; and pleaded guilty. Ile was
sentenced to the House of Refuge.
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Mary McKenna was next placud on
trial, on an indictment for !selling liquor
without Bonnet.. J. Poland, prosecutor.
Verdict of guilty, and the defendant
sentenced to pay the caste of prosecution
and .• tine ol Flit to tho Commonwealth.
Thane-it case taken up was that of the
Commonwealth ve. Phllip Camel; in
dicted for emberslemeut, Peter Gast;
prosecutor. The defendant was in the
employ of the preaecutor an a driver
of an ale wagon, and when - he left the
nrceecutor his account was 41.8 short.
Jury out.
Simeon Fernier, convicted of larceny,
was called up for sentence, R. M. Gib
son, Esq., called several witneasea to
establish the former good character of
the defendant. The Court sentenced
Fernier to pay coat of prosecution, a doe
of 130 and undergo au Imprisonment In
the Work House for a period of nix cal.
ender months.
This next case taken up was that of the
Commonwealth vs. Richard and Martha
Alker, Indicted for keeping a disorderly
house, George Anderson prosecutor.
The defendants reside at 58 Clark street
where it is alleged, lewd persons congre
gated for Improper purposes. The pros
minor, whole a colored man, testified to
having been In the house, and gave as a
reason for his presence there, that his
woman was at the house and he wanted
to get her away. Jury one
TRIAL LIST FOR SATURDAY.
• 78 Cone. vs. Henry Martin.
10 - Francis Lentz.
14 Jack Bonner.
13
•• Margaret Unbar.
Bernard Rust.
Game Anderson, t wo cases.
James Carlton.
Patrick O'Neil.
L3win Hilkie, two canes.
Frank Morgan.
TR'AL LIST FOR MoNDA T.
108' Com vs. James klively.
100 1 . Joseph Burchfield.
101 AndreW Sturgeon.
111 ( 1 Frank Shaffer.
133 w Archibald Montague and
Jcim Roach.
124 w ' Margaret Reilly.
/4.13 ( 11 Thomas Stanley.
1 1 9 Thomas Flemming+. •
130 Charles Connell.
!31. Abraham - R. Tilman.
125 s Reuben McLaughlin.
123 . 1 . George Muckier.
132 - u Cievidence and William
Thompson.
• TRIAL LIST FOR TOSIDAT.
105 Com vs. James Cleat.
bum J. McICMyDy
Jona
" Wm. Rop
33 P.'l3; Johnston and Charles
50 ': Fred DI ffanbaug 6.•
Court of Common Pleas—Judge Stowe.
FRIDAY, March .18.—In the case of
King vu. Locednn, reported yesterday.
the jury found for the defendant.
The drat cans taken up this morning,.
area that of W. W. Wallace TR. James S.
O'Brien. Action on book account. Ver.
dirt for plaintiff to the gala of 8189 85.
The next case taken up wan that of
. Bedell ve. Payee el. of , action in eject
ment. Verdict for plaintiff.
THE NATIONAL; BANKS
.Te be Proceeded Against for • Violation
of.. Charter—Do They Exact Mere
than six per cent. Interest t
fly reference to a special dispatch from
Washington City, published elsewhere,
It will be seen that U. S. District Atter
uoy Swope has been Initruoted by the
Solicitor of the Treasury to Oreceed
;tgainai all U. S. banks In the Western
District of Panneylvanta - that have ex:
acted more than aix percent interest.
The act of Congress under which the
National banns operate, prohibits them
from exacting - more than six per cent.
under penalty of forfeiting their charter.
Whether any of our city banke have
laid themselves liable or not we are
unable to say, but from the language of
the telegram it would appear that the
Comptroller of the Currency, Mr. Burl
bun, isot that opinion. We understand
that an Investigation is to be com
menced Immediately.
Aurora► Escape
Yesterday evening about six o'clock a
horse and man narrowly escaped, driving
in the Allegheny. The animal was at.
tabled to a cart, which the driver at
tempted to back up to a coal flat, laided af
the wharf, shove the Suspension Bridge.
The water was high and the driver not
acquainted with the bank, wept too far,
who la soddenly one of the who la gave , s
lurch, threw cart and horse • mid:side
wise, and against the flat. Ti. wheel
had slipped over the wharf . The
weight of the vehicle, bore the horse
down, and be was only saved after con
siderable didicnity, by. cutting the Ma
mma. The driver fortunately escaped,
by Jumping into the flat, although be
received • protty good ducking. N either
man or horse seemed to tallith thu bath
which afforded excitement and amuse•
ment to the pedestrians who blocked up
ono aide of the bridge, for a short time.
Annual Report
• We have rebuffed from Mr. George E.
Appleton, A. M., the courteous and effi•
cleat Librarian of the Young Men's
Mercantile Library Association, their
twenty-second annual roport, a neatly
printed pamphlet of thirty pages, con
taining &Pail Ust of the officers and mem
bers for 1670, detailed reports Dr the
operations for 1869, together with .other'
items of Importance aad value to all
interested In the sorcessof the enterprise,
A handsome lithograph of .the: new
Library Hell adorns the title page: The
Association appears -to- be - ln. a?. very
nourishing contiltiontmcfionamences the
new year,witti flatterying prospects. -We
hate. heretofore 'furnished our readers
with extracts 'from the reports, giving
the. most important matters and it in
needless, to refer to them again. - ~.
Runaway
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Julius:R.lth
ter, of Allegheny, seated in alight spring
wagon, was driving along the west side
of the Diamond, when the borne attached
to the vehicle soddenly alerted and ran
away. In turning around Into Ohio
street the wagon ewe almost upset and
Mr-Richter thrown out. Fortunately he
austained no Injuries and was not dam
aged further than being covered with
mud. The animal ran up Ohio street a
short distance, turned round and cattle
back, when It finally brought up against
a lamp post In front of the Mayer'sonlce,
The &glued the wagon was broken by the
collialon and the home halted until he
was secured. The ethic crested some
excitement In the vicinity- :for a short
time.
flew la Virgla Alley
A diegreoefal row occurred In Virgin
alley late Thurelay night, in which
Henry Ward, Kate Raney and A.
Trump wore- the principal actors.. St
appears that the parties made an on.
provoked assault 'upon Patrick Ravin,
at or near tale own residence, and Ward
knocked Mtn down while standing on
the door step. He then took reface
inside the bowie. Kate Ittney then
pelted the door with stones until it WAS
broken open. Garen made Information
before the. Mayor yuterday charging
The Parties naMod with niastult and bat
tery. Railer and Ward were arrested
EA Jetted up for a Mariug.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCI►TION.
Minister• Parsed—The Missionary Work
—New Stallone Formed—ln airtneriam
—State of the Ittielairy—PWw• Mtnisttr•
—ltitlectlon of Trending Metre.
Conference resumed its aentions yes
terday morning at nine o'clock, Bishop
Faber prodding.
It was reported that forty-nne minis
(era had been examined end passed.
The disciplinary instructiona for preach
ers were then read.
Presiding Elders S. R. King, •I. 8.
Domer, D. B. Poling and G. W. Cupp
were in attendance.
Revs. G. W. Brown, J. Benhart.and L.
4. Boyer were appointed a committee to
examine into the condition of tho Idle
81011e.
The COminittee on Boundaries reported
the division of a number of thetas, and
the formation of some new Ones.
It was detlded to estabilah new mitt
alone in Johnstown and New Quails, and
form Erie mission into a elation. West
Greenville was also added to Greenville
circuit.
The morning session adjourned with
prayer.
Arran:loom Bassiox
After the natal introductory exercises
the Committee on Conference Photo.
graph reported progreas.
Rev. R. Mott from the Committee on.
DiemoriabirepOrted suitable resolutions
in relation to death of Bishop Long.
They set forth that en he had for many
years dwelt among them and exercised
the relation of a father in the church hie
loss was deeply deplored.... A great man
had fallen yet although ,Itttet voice wee al
lanced, his coursed and example should
continue to urge on to greater activity.
all these he had left behind, engaged in
the master's cause. The resolutions
were adopted.
On motion, ten o'clock this morning,
was fixed upon as the time for the Con
rarefies to hear the address of the Roy.
bhenunn in behalf of ttleOrphan'a In
tuts.
/a re ponce to the disciplinary harlotry
it was slated that no adulator had been
deposed daring the year. .One had re
alga ed on account of physical 'Mir mitten.
There were no superannuated preachers
drawn
from
the year: two had wit drawn
from the conference.
Rev. J. 1). Hollinger offered a etiola
tion heartily welcoming back . the
Conference the _Rev. J. Crossma a re
turned missionary from a foreign field of
labor.
Fißeen appllcations for reception into
the ministry were received.
The nutober of effective traveling
preachers for the ensuing year was re
ported to be forty.two. Olhera were In
readiness fur special work, but could not
enter the regular work on account of 11l
health.
The election of Presiding Elders was
then token up and resulted as followe r.
D. S. Poling, J. D. Hollinger, S. B. King,
J. W. Seibert and G. W. Dower.
On motion .of J. Q. A. Weller. these
Eldora were assigned to the respective
districts in the following order: Potomac,
Allegheny, Erie,. Somerset and
,Pittis•
burgh.
Bishop Esher announced that the Con
ference • would hold a secret seesion
from .this morning at nine o'clock until
the time for the Rsv.'Sherinan's addiesi.
Conference then adjourned. \
Amusements.
°emu. Hoces.—Mies Lydia Thomp.
the Queen of the "Blondes," was
the recipient of a benefit at the Opera
Howie last evening, on which occasion
iliiinbaci the Sailor' wee presented. It
is the beat burlesque that has ever been
presented In thin city, as rendered by the
Lydia Thompson troupe. The enter.
trimmer! t was prefaced by a very emus•
ing farce, entitled "Did you you ever
send your wife to .lllrmingbam." The
bill will be repeated this afternoon and
evening. .
AILADENT OP Musio.—Ledras and chil
dren will to-day have their hut opportu
nity to witness the beautiful represents
don of "Jack and the Bean Stalk," by
the Zanfretta pantomime troupe. If our
readers knew an much as we do of the
obesming perfection with which this
fairy glory is nut upon the stage by these
excellent artists, the matinee, this after
wad, would. be crowded. Nothing of
the kind superior to it has ever been been
In Pittsburgh. and in more than one
respect the performance excels anything
wo have ever seen on any boarde, and
the moat decorous propriety governs In
all departments, especially In the ballet,
which is an' exquisite rendering of the
Sweetest poetry of motion.
MlDlsTrust.e.—Tbe celebrated Morris
Minstrels will commence an engagement
for one week at the Academy of Music
Monday evening the orignisl Lou Morn;
one of the leading Inca In the burnt cork .
business accompanies the troupe as lead
er and is supported by his brothers Dan
and Billy, both gars of the largest meg.
nituto In their constellation.
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At a meeting of the Senior Class of the
Western University," held March 18,
1870, the following preamble and resolu
tions were adopted:
*Aeries, It has pleased Divine Provi
dence to remove by death our dear
friend, and fellovratudent 'Joseph H.
mi item. therefore
Resolved,. That wo brw with aubmla
alon to the will of our Heavenly Father,
"who death all things well," and feel
admontshod by this sad 'affliction to be
-reedy for the final hour.
Resolved, That we, the classmates of
the deceased, hereby exnrees our !sincere
eorrow at this mysterious Providence,
and conscious of the . loss we have
sustained in the death otene Co highly
esteemed for those .traits of character
that endeared him se much to every one.
Resolved, That the_ memory of the do.
ceased shall bo ever cherished by us all.
Resolved, That we tender our heart
felt 'sympathy to the family of the do.
ceased In this their hour of deep affilc•
iron
Resolved, That we attend the funeral
In hody.
Re.lolred, That a oopy of these resolu
tions he sant to the parents of the de-
ceased and be published In the Gazgrrs,
CAronicle and Preabsitersan Banner.
J. P. lionomns,
A. P. BEIButt.T. Committes
W. H. KNox.
Ifisk , • - /Sonogrzeti,i.
Fisk, lunlor's monogram . 12 quite a
notable muterplecent the engravers' art.
The letters ".1. F." are raised above a
a ring, hanging graosfally on a
diamond shaped shield. The whole has
for a bate one of the handsome Bristol
boats, under full head of steam, colors
streaming. Surmounting this monogram
Is n locomotive going at a mile a minute,
with a tender attached.' bsarinethe sig
nificant name of "Erie." The papers
and envelopes alone coat Old per square,
or about sixty cents per :Owed. 'The
monogram of of our friend Liebler the
UnratFrunk King Is .1. L. It is on alibis
trunks, and at once stamps the article as
the host In the market. All. travelers
say so. No baggage smasher Is able to .
demolish them. Ltebler makes his
trunks for use, while they are so put to
gather as to be an ornament at the same
time. Either in workmanship or on
price, whether In trunks, valises, ladles'
satchels, carpet sack, and travelers out
fit generally, Llebler. never allows him.
self to be excelled. Eta warehouse is at
101 Wood street, the mammoth empninm
for all things in the trunk . line.
A Dbitlygutshlng /lima
All the conductors on the Union Pacific
Railroad are to be \ clothed In a blue not
form, consisting or pants, vast and coat,
a business suit made of dark blue heavy
cloth, ornamented with bran buttons.
The design of the buttons is unique,
with an elk lit the center, and around the
face are the wards .Union Padilla Rail
way.. Trio distinguishing mark of a
traveler who has ever been In Pitts
• burgh Is the - possession of :one of
Llabler's trunks, purchased at the mam
moth warehouse, No. let Wood street.
Liebler has three characteristics which
have made his name. fattens In this
branch of trade: First; he attends care.
fully to his buelnoia himself, so that
everything is properly made; then every
piece of work la guaranteed to be ea re.
presented, (this it always the case,) and
shen lastly by thifirat two peculiarities
ne has built up such an .immense trade
thit he can afford to take a lees pry& on
tilsgoods, and_coneequently his prices
are an attractive, feature. Lloblor and
104 Wood street are known wherever a
good article and cheap rates can be sp
_
predated.
_ Spring Butts.
Ilespenhelde & Co., NO. 50 Birth (St.
Clair) "treats have received a choice as
"prertgarmewint " to n nt le ak e e l°t ti hi p . W it hi t c h h e t eh he o y rt u es e t
order. The peculiarity of this house la
that no article ever leaves it without
strings perfect satisfaction to the pur
chaser. The firm 0 a 2 P 1 07 tone but the
beat" bands, - and pride themselves on
putting together a snit as neat in itt
and an faehionable in style u can be
obtained anywhere in the city. Their
charges aro reasonable. Young gentle
men elxould give them a cell. •
poles Fell to si,lt tbn establishment of
p. n: Melee, mime: FilltLavenue and.
Market c.tract, nest week.. A. large 'and
elegantly aneonted atone. of &w et goods
o waold witkont mud to
stuttem DATtli GAZEiIt: ,SATIJRDAt iit, i 810:
Pittsburgh Female College.
Allegheny county of itself should am
-
ply sustain a good female college. And
this would not be a difficult task It par.
ente, who appreciate the blessing and
benefits of well trained intellects for
their daughters, would expend In that
direction a little of the money which
they throw .way on foolish luxuries
and transient pleasures. No woman
•can properly fulfill her destiny, asp°.
cially In the prevent ago, unless she be
Properly educated. Bar education will
be the measure of her andessB and In.
finance.
. .
It Is pleasnet to record, that some
parents at least recognize this truth and
act upon their convictions. •
There are others who might follow
their example, and to elicit as eo desire,
an opportunity will be offered in a few
day*. The sifting tern' of the Pittsburgh
remela ilollegv—whieh has no 'Reborn:or
la the land—will commence Tuesday,
. March 22d. Dunes the abort vacation'
President . Pershing has improved the
time in 'having the • interior of the
College throrooghly renovated end
cleaned, BO that It now preeents• bright,
cheerful, fresh appearance. The Indica
tion's ere that the spring term will be
unusually prosperous. The neinber of
applications for entrance' is dow larger
than It has been, in advance, for covers!
years. The minim come from 'all parts
of the country, which attests the poit-
ferny mad fame of the inetitution.
Ise pdbularity is well deserired. No
where are the facilities for acquiring a
solid and finished education more nu
merous. In the solid branches the col-
lege hoe always heitra high rank. In
the ornamental depattmeht, en evidence
of superiority is seen In the fact that
native professors are engaged. The
painting and wax work departnient
Is more especially remarkable for
excellence. Prof. Messner's reputation
is a sun:ldea guarantee In regard to.the
musical advantages. In fact there is no
study which the pupil cannot parade,
with the greatest aids and privileges for
advancement. Parents having daughters
to educate should send for a catalogue to
President rankling or call at the College
and learn of its advantages.
Upholstering.
Among the new firms organizsa din
ing the present year, none comutenced
under more flattering auspices than that
of Mcreirs. Itaborts, Nicholson and
Thompson. upholsterers. name gentle.
!lien have secured an.ellgiblerlocatiou,
No. 127 Wood street, (a few doors from
Fifth avenue) and have stocked their
warehouse with a carefully selected and
large assortment of every thing In the
upholstery line. •
Whether the purchaser desirea a
feather bolster or a pillow case, a cornice
moulding or a cushion for a church pew,
a window shade of Buff, Green, or White
Holland, cords, tassels, anything In fact
in the trade, It can be had at this cstab•
lishmont. •
They are also proprietors of the Steam
Carpet Beater. By their method of eltan
log carpets the colors are preserved, and
the goods thoroughly cleansed and fresh
aped, without injury to them. Auy
carpet will be taken up, cleaned, and
pat down again without annoyance to
the houstekeoper whatever.
Moser& Roberta and Nicholson have
been engaged in the trade for many
yeari, and understand it thoroughly,
both of them having occupied positions
In leading houses before their ce part.
nerehip. Mr. Thompson is elm well
known for bubtness tact and energy, and
will be found courteous and obliging.
We can cordially and heartily recom
mend tide new firm.,
GMEIEEM
One of the finest walla in the region is
that struck upon the McClintock farm,
ono week since, and which le pumping
aermity barrels of oil per day. This
well Is owned by F. W.' Andrews mad O.
D. Harrington. of thin city.
The Andrew/ well, upon the Shaw
farm, a recent strike, end which was
quoted at twenty live barrel. upon the
start, is now yielding between tiny and
sixty barrels of oil per day.
The Van Travail well at the mouth of
Church run is to ho torpedoed lu hopes
of opening the old seams rind Increasing
lee production.
A new well was struck Tuoeday upon
the Lewis and Bonsell territory, lying
adjacent to the Foster farm, upon the
Allegheny river. It produced the that
tweuty.feur hours thirty barrels of oil.
was put down with four and ono quarter
casing, and Is 740 feet in depth. This
well ie located upon the Mlle back from
the river, and opens a comparatively new
field for further operations.—numalle
Herald.
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The following deeds wore admitted o
record In the office of Thos. H. Hunter,
Recorder for Adegneny county, Friday,
March Is, 1870:'
Christ. Forst tourney Vondard. Mar. it. Ora.
lac:no and S perrber In •11111.0 tmrothlp..l.l
Wt. /away to . clorpb Vom al.'M arch 7..11.711 lot
21 by 140 it. on Butler St., nl'44
15th ward, illm•
botch 4 0
Nicbols. Lane to.racob C.f. Oct., 'A OM; r
a... :roads and perches to Ilsonnton Omn.
s 17.1 , 00
Kdori nip
nd WOO. to Chas: liodr, Morella 1.071 .
Itoi 20 by NO It. Pi.b St.. Plllaburgb el
cb let L.O. Ntutat t - Win. /Hammn., Jan.
LCO; I, 71 by 110 R. oo Brady St.,Allemben•
41. 1 00
T.. N. Mar. to Aged. Bootie a Au:. Id, LOS:
lot =3l be Ir note. plan, Lower bt.Clal
town' `p
Jobs X. Roma to Joh a t. fanft. March 17
•
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10, he 141 ft. , nII 81. Strtickioy...l.4l6
5. P. an f M•sela srovra to aurae, S. k,
Maros 11. ISO; lotM t.y 110 ittikecc.
Htt i ..l h l.l3terrett lve rI. st*ier.4 l l c rr;
170:10. lot ra ay I]ol. on Franklin St.• 104
rirt•aargh •
Mortuary Report
The following la the list-of Interments
In this city from the 7th day of March
to_ the 14th, 1870, as reported by Dr. J.
Guy McCamdleas, Physician of Board of
Health:
The causes of death Wets: Still
horn• 3, . acute rehumatism 1, cheese
liver 2, old age bronchitis 2, hyper
tropy with dilation of heart . 1, tnahas•
mus 3, !scarlatina 3, hooplog cough 2,
pertusais and dentition 1, portuaals and
urouchitis 1, consumption 1, accident I,
convulsions 1, pertuaals. meningitis 1,
pnesroonis 1, inanition 1 bydrothrax 1,
pulmonary - hemorrhage 1, typhoid
fever 1.
Of the above there were . under 1 year,
11; from 1 to 2,4; from 2 to 5,3; fmrn 5
to 10, 2: from 10 tols, I; from 20 to 30, 3;
from 40, to SO, I; from 50 to 00, 2; from
60 to 70, 1; 70 to 80, 1; 80 to 90. I.
Tho total number of deaths were M.
Males 14; remalee 18. White 28; ookrred 2,
IMMETII!
Mr. John Gibson yesterday made in.
fortriation before Alderman MeMietera
against Officer Willlani Bather for surety
of the peace. It will be recollected that
William was panting Mr. Cllbeon'a hence
on Fourteenth street, Thursday, when
his wife treated him to a shower bath.
The day was cold, the water wa■ very
dirty, and William had on his "store
clothes"—ao there was a combination of
unpleasant circumatances which: pre.
vented William from enjoying the di
version,- but induced him to make
Information before the Mayor charging
her with assault and battery. The prem.
ant information is a eat off to the other.
Ma. Gibson Says his: wife was pt. - evoked
.y the °dicer's ungentlemanly conduct
toward her; and hence wait jnatlflable In
dispelling of him. A warrant was issued
for the arrest of the defendant, when both
aides will be heard.
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Mountain Patriots
The Squire's Daughter_
The Yscblyvilie Boys ..... .
Captain Charley
Eugene Cooper
Baby's Ghrtatmas GIR
lie That 0 vercometa...... ......
Temperance .. . . ..-....
For sale by F. G. Relneman,
118 Third avenue. •
Special inducements will be , io , flered to
parsonpurcluudng bole f r Sunday
School
I.ll:leery.
Quor.uswue
Queensware 363 Ltberty street
Queensware 363 Marty street.
Queensware 383 Liberty street
Queensware 363 Liberty street
Queensware 363 Liberty street.
Queenaware 363 Liberty str.in
Queensware 363 Liberty sires..
The celebrated '.Keystone" ware,—the
finest In the market—can only be ob.
talned at the warehouse, No. 363 Liberty
street. Messrs. Kier & Co., proprietor..
BailieWs ateseum.—For the better Ite
commodation of ladles and children who
wtah to visit this popular family resort
and avoid the crowd at the ticket °dice,
tickets have been placed for sale at the
following mualo stores, viz: Hoffman &
Hale, MeUor & Hoene, Kleber & Bm.,
Zwerdattrar, and- at Pittook's Book
P.13.-The Man Fish- wiU enter his
tank to-day at 10}i A. Y. and at f 3 and
atre G et t . a an bi d egra get wa' a a rl u;p 4 l s y Ni or nta thone (Eran
now
club cigars. Try them once and you'll
hoy tl.n, all the time. egraw ha% oleo
a vel-3- pe!,,ct rvwntrrant, ren,7-
ti nt 2;;; ll ; ls :: tiam n p l u r b k st e ear n : 7 l l ) n . c ,,,i l a l : d a ° 4:lf 4r u e s l: i ll s Y in : h t ath !r t C tisn '' .u : r n d d;
Ineellact.Tr.. -There 111 coth!ing
street.
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New. With the opening of spring, are
may look for unusual activity in thereat
estate market, and if we are tojudge the
entire burisees of the city by that done
by Croft Phillips, Real Estate Agents.
No. leg Fourth avenue. the numbe r of
transient will be immense- Since this
enterprising firm commenced the month
ly issue 01 the Pittsburgh Real Estate
Begieter their business hats increased
threefold, and while other firms are Cry-
lug doll times, the business of their's
was never better. Nothing that wo have '
ever seen so folly meets the wants of
buyers and Millers as the Real Estate
Register. Neatly sixty pager" of carefully
prepared descriptions of farms, mllla,
gorse, city and suburban residences,
frith prices, location and terms, all for
the asking. Yet, notwithstanding the
immense cost for laming It, this energetic
firm offers the Register gratis, to all who
cell for It. or they will send it by matt
free to any one writing for It. It la aston.
Jelling What a fluid of information con
cerning real estate may tie found in this
little work. Not only that, but it Con
tains a variety of reading matter, of In
terest to -the - farmer, stock breeder and
purchaser. By all means we would ad-
Vise those of our readers wishing to pur-
Chase or sell any kind of propesty to get
the Avian...
New and important Tneidogiesl Books
/Supplied. DJ- John W, Plttoek, Book
seller and litodoner, Opposite Postef
lice, Pittsburgh.
NeWrnatt's (J. H.) 501112006 Beerti:
Upon Bribjecti of the day. Edited by t
_e
Roy. W. J. Copeland, rector of Farnham,
INsex, With index of date's of all the
Elerincilia. C r own pro, $2,25.
Apostolical auce,tutefon !a the Church
of England. By the Roy. Arthur W.
Iladden, B. D. 8,0. 84,00.
The Pope and the Council. By Janus.
Authorized translation front the Heiman.
Second edition, revised, crown Bvo, cloth
extra, at the low price of 1,60.
Keys to Christian Knowledge.,il6mo;
each 81,25. The Book of Common Pray
er. The Holy Bible. Church History
(Ancient.)
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The Coutgichtal. •
Efoltzheliner's Continental, Fifth ave.
one, below Pontofilini, is always ready for
the reception of visitore from five o'clock
In the morning until midnight. The ge
nial Mint of the establishment endeavors
to be silVays tip to the times is every
arrangement connected with his bd.' news
and how well he ancceeds to evinced In
the Immense patronage enjoyed by his
fametieCentinental. Oysters, game, Ash,
heultry, in'short, everything in the edi
ble line will be found on bin table in
season. Meals are ready at.any hour, and
thus the business man or traveler may
snit his owneonvenienee, soonlideration
which is very important in the saving of
time. For s 'healthful repast there is no
place In the city better them the Conti
nental, Fifth avenue.
Rare sod Valuable Boots at Half Pries
Among which are Burritt's Astronomy
With a large Atlas. Mitchell's Atlu of
the World,'Horao's Introduction, Dur
kin on the New Testament, Wesley's
Sermons; 2 Vols.. Mythology of the
Pagan World, The New Century of Gen
erations, 1 voL quarto, Commentary on
the Scriptures In Latin, published in
the year 1597, 1 volume folio, Latin,
Greek, Hebrew, French Italian. German
and miscellaneoue works in every de.
partment of Literature, Science and Art.
Stationery or all kinds. For sale by
Colonel John I). Egan. No. 41, Sixth
avenue, below Stunt Cold street.
If
.vou desire rosy cheeks and a corn.
Plosion fair and free from_ pimples End
blotches, purify your blood by the use of
Dr. Pierre's Alterative Extract Or Golden
eiedleal.Thscovary. It has no equil for
this purpose, nor as a remedy for severe
Coughs or BronettltV.
Bold by druggists, or enclose three and
a quarter dollars. to Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Buffet°, N. Y., and get three bottles free
of Exprecicharges.
James Yourirson at Co.—American and
foreign confectionary, fruits and sweet
moats at Youngron's, corner of Smith
field aired and Diamond alloy. Every
thing In the Ilne of poetry and confec
tionery. Impelled at abort notice for
pardon, banquets, balls, private or pub
lic. Meals for ladle. and gentlemen at
tiny hour. Handsome dining rooms,
attentive waiters and the boat of fare.
Moorheadra I. the popular ladles' resort
for faahlonable trimmings and dress
goods. For spring styles the ladles
should call at once. at No 81 Market
etreet, and examine the new stock.
Others, who-desire to economize, may for
a few days take advantage of the closing
Out of the winter goods and lay in a sup
ply of those articles which are never out
of fashion. Now la the time. •
Henry Paulus, .having been burned
out at 124 0.13 M avenue, has removed his
boot and shoo store and factory to the
owner of Fulton and Sheffield street's,
Fifth. ward. Allegheny, where from the
21st Instant he will be glad to wait on his
friends and oustotneraas usual. 6
Every one catches cold and sneezes and
wheeres threugh March in the most
feahlortable manner, It is hard Indeed
to cures bad cold, but for' quieting the
nerves and stimulating the - vital organs
nothing is better than Pier, Darman dr
Co.'s cream ale.
1050 Penn Street at AueUon.—Tbla
property will be sold .on Monday, 2lat
lost, at 3 o'clock, by order of the exa.
color of It. D. Shaw, deeessed. Lot V
by 85. Douse; three story, brick of ten
rooms. Positive sale. A:Leggate, Auc
tioneer. 2
Tim liming !hoot et Henry G. Male,
Merchant Talton , at corner of Penn
avenue and Sixth street, is now large
and complete. Morialeur Bonpaino con
tinuos to preilde at the cutting. tf
To be WO, on Saturday, the 19th that.,
at 10 o'clock A. M., at the home market
on Irwin street, by Y. McNamee, Ave.
tionear, a good two boree Sprthg Wagon.
The Violence la the only Sewing Ma
chine made with the reverse feed. Call
and examine it, at No. 6 Sixth street.
HECKERT H'0612.1.
The Florence Sewing Machine le not
equalled by any In the market. No.
Stith street:
'To appreciate it, it Must be even—the
Florence Sewing lilsoblne. No. 8 Sixth
weal. •
Great Sate of cheap goods to commence
Monday, March 21st,
at -
P. it. HAMS'S.
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1167 Z CIIX—DEVLIN—On Thutsday evenlue.
March 16th. at the restolcuee of the bride's
mother, br B. liclivalne, Mr. CH BIS-
T6Priltit, .NETZCItir to 21,. 11.1111.111 LANA
DETLIN. WO of tots City.
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li *Arch lAA. LYDIA
eLoc of WU. IL "—l*Phil" lt . .l 4". the ILA year of AV
4'th
Th 3 funeral lett tate place from the residence
of her son. D. C. WO. New Cattle, PL. on
RowwLe. March 1113 t, at 11 L. Y. Friend. Of
the tau le are Invited to attend.
JOYAt tatter , . Landing, lierch 10. 1070.
DAVID J. Joy, to the Man Taunt 0100 0 0 .
The funeral will take place from the retidence
of hie mother, camera Penn and Butler 'stmts.
16th ward, v6110230W thanbatb) Levu:ends,
at 3 e • oloelt. to proceed to Alleehmal Cenwqrry.
The friends . of Itte tomlll ara rulhotr.ll7
vited to attend. - : • --
BROWN—Us rr7dsY mo" 10 T /8"6
IST at 3 &Mock. utoicer. Aniesl.llr. son of
James and Lottle Brmsn, aded Al months and
SS* days.
3150
1 25
Tlinfotuiral will take Vac* from the residence
of his PetessU, No 199 nobt.....treet, Axe
/N..7 'dm rifts arytexcOn, at 3 &Cock.
The friends of the /Mill ere rtsPeotielly Invi
ted to attend. • • - '
CAlltrggillit—Ent Tounday evelittig. MA•cli
Ilth, at the nAtaellee of her daughter, Mrs.
tau. utthapto, No. 111 *mond .
urgh. Mrs. ALIZAIIic CAllarliAlig. ife.
of Ruben toroth... of Allegheny city, in the
teeth year of age. - ' •
rumors! sO 'DAT, March at 3 o'clock
P. it., front the re- ti'.ence Of lar daughter. Mn.'
tusastilllexple, No; 111 Stoma ..... , rata
burgh. The friends - cf the fandly are respect
fully lnittad to attectd•
CABLI-02 1 borsd2l. M 2 1 211 1 7 th. /Bri
ts. ILLIZABETISUAssat.
The :antral 'nil take place froM the realdene
of her brother. N. M Cargo. No. 171 Waver -
street. Allegheny rely, at o'clorn. TWO as-
Trooroorr. Tee Mends of tat family &tempest
/Mil Invited to attend..
HAMILTON—At the residence or hie father.oa
lizve h Idde Wane, Mr. JuAtell HAMILTON.
Tue funeral will takeplice TO DAT, 10th last
at 1 o'clock r. N.. The felends of the farrilly are
speerfollY 10011 ed to attend Arranititenu
are made to have them tak.n . over the river from
Fleming station,' on the arrival of the 11i40
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UNDERTAKERS
CILABLEB
lID=TAZZ6B AND LIVERY eTAID a
lALAND MKT eiTIDCZT /AND elithlift
ivzsna Anew...y(lM Irtmltt.tri:Ortli
1114/1.9.1 Ate consmr.i.ly supfdlen .ntr, teat AU
InallAflos ik.ewcon, Na4oirr.7 W.g."
O,EDA, &t Dye taXIIIIADO. , . 4 t°1134. * 3 "
Mr% p", - -uu: fur trgcnafait.
,DlArlef .nd • 41,.
rlAgef furr.ltAll Wary All ttoitt of W.f.,'
ELe.,4la. If r.tatrc.l.. ODAt oz...en stall/Mr:M. CIA
aid '
JOS.EPO lIEVEU EON,
- 1.1 1 , ...:2 - vriviian Rs.
No. 4q4 PINN ETIITZ.7
' .Carrtagta reenaral,a Fautulabcd..
, FINS and allraneralMalahmantatre
ilavall Minh sat
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
—Joe. A. Jackson, a broker, was at
tacked-while asleep in Ids office, in New
York city, last evening, by three roughs
and robbed of a watch and breast pin.
—The affairs of the Yuman. and Dro.
.were Bank of Seiner', N. Y., are In such
inextricable oonfuslon that the examina•
tion of ex cashier Hill has been adjourn
ed two weeks.
—Theodore Nickles was hung on; the
18th at Little Valley, N. Y., for 'the
murder of Dr. Andrew Mead, at Ajle
ghenY, in December last. He was r
featly composed, not moving aco cle
on the scaffold. The rites of the Catholic
Church were administered.
—Dr. Whittier of St. Louis has en
tered suite against the North American
ana Commonwealth LifLlnsurance com
panies, New York, and Mutual Benefit
Life of New Jersey, on Boles of 110,000.
each, alleged to have hien issued on the
life of his deceased brother, William B.
Whittler.
—Dr. A. R. Mitchell, Sheriff of Hemp-
Mead county, Arkansas, committed sui
cide oh the oth tby shooting himself.
Webb Davis, a prominent merchant of
Jonesboro, ammo State, cut his throat a
few days ago. Alleged defalcation was
the cause In the first case, and insanity.
in the latter. •
—TLO funeral of Howard Matthews,
Past Grand Master of the Masonic Grand
Lodge of Ohlo, takes place at Cincinnati
to-morrow (Sunday) at one o'clock.
Grand Muter Newcourt, of Toledo, will
organize a epeeist grand lodge to conduct
theceremonles, which will be participat
ed.in generally by the Masonic bodies of
th cite.
—A leading Pl.
yalcian of Indianapolis
a few days 311306 received a present of a
lurkeyarnl had It mused to his family,
but before dotting It a eat atu given a
email pert and Immediately died in con
vulsions. No suspicion 1,11.3 aroused in
the mind of the Doctor, and he proceeded
to help himself, but onthe first cute he
deteetal poison. An examination re
vealed the preaence of sufficient poison
to kill five hundred persons. The villain
is believed to be a member of the family.
—A number of ex-Federal soldiers, re.
Biding at Nashville, have united In tele.
graphing to Isaac R. Hawkina, Repre
sentative in Congress, a contradiction of
the statement in a letter written from
Nashville and read, the Rouse of
Represehtatives, that all the Union
soldiers In the sixth civil district of
Davidson county, Tennessee, had been
ordered to leave and one of thorn hanged.
Nothing of the sort has been heard of,
and the telegraphers desire their contra
tion to be read In gong-resit
--Sheriff iienworthy, of tracheas
county:New Yorg,haa attached all real
and personal property In that county be.
longing to the Boston, Hartford and Erie
Railroad company, Including half of the
Dutcbeea and Columbia Railroad from
Hopewell junction to Plum Point, on 'a
warrant. Issued by George Gilbert, to sat
hay a claim against the Company of
000, In factor of Sidney Dillon, a contrao
tor. Another attachment la In thobanda
of the Sheriff against the same road In
favor of O. a.- Barnet, Chief Engineer,
tbr 120,000.
AdOlin:mat Markets by Telegraph.
NEW Onigates, March 18.—Cotton
firmer; middling 228‘@23c; sales of 4,000
bales: receipts, 3,038 bales; exPortn__ 2 —
12,695._ba1e5; receipts for week, 20. Mr
team,. exports ; 45,510 bales; sales, 30.700
bales; Flour '4,37(46,00. Corn ;LW@
1,07. Oats 62®630. Bran 11,50@1,69.
Hay: prime ;36. Pork 828,25@28,50.
Bacon dull at' 134,51634 e. Hama 17a
Lard: tierce 14t.;(?t,14.50, keg 17c. Sugar
and Molasses unchanged. Vithlsky: raw
$l. Coffee: prime 1734@f173ic, fair 16®
16t4c.
BUFFAIA, March 16—Cattle—receipts
for the hut live dap ier° 3,600 bead. The
market to day was steady and fairly
active as yesterday's prices; sales 1,364
bead. Bogs steady and unchanged.
Sheep: light supply and dull.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 18,—Flour
dull with 'Slight - decline for superfine.
heat weak at f1,60qi,65. Legal ten
ders 90.
WALL PAPERS
NEW WALL PAPER
!OS
SPRING SALES,
• • AT
•
N 0. 1 14 Market St.,neir 51h Avenue - .
We now offer to the public • non. of PAPER
GANGING'S oncurrance !lathe West for retina .
stud beauty of .:Tier, embracing . all the Novelties
la YItESCOIOSAIC. PERSIAN and GRECIAN
GES/ONIS In plain aye bright colors. for Halls.
Muter Goon Ae. Aiw,w . ..01) and MARBLE
11l coaATIONS, TINTEG and GILT PARLOR
wAPY.Rs. with zo almost endless variety Of
CHEAP SATIN PArEns. WRITE and BROWN
BLANES for Chamber, On. All cf which We
ioona.ne to aeolashon at the lowatt In the market.
Call and ea°, at
No: 107 Market St., near sth Avenue
JO& E. HUM& & 8110.,
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WALL PAPIER&
SPRING, 1870.
PRICES REDUCED
10 INCIIF.A wide liras at V. ocr nail.
tilL./T4 great variety at 50c. per roll. •
• ULAZ kinds at 511/1c o rroil.
Yl..).U.Lts/r Yrruct/ ano American Paper Hum
nye. not
in
deo store. superior to my
ortment in the country. Pot sale at
W. P. DIARSILAJC.L'S
New Wholesale and Retail Store,
191 Liberty Street.
lota PITTSBURGH.
rdERONA_NT TAILORS
PRE % AND SUMMER. STILES;
1870.
J. c. R•riinetfire. C. k.lllollLalll4ierti.
MIPHERSON & MUHLANBRING
Merchant Tailors. No 10 SIXTH STREET.
ilat. St. Clair.) W have receiecd large and
e
well selected Stock of the Lesr and most faehion
able Roods in nor I inn. a great pot t ton or which
lr c o .. u rngw c nho nponita 0 00 4 a r • '
ability to Flee perfent
...Israel on, we reekeetfnily solicit tr.
Fine
von an
early examination of cur sum. of Fine Cloths,
Cantina , ea. Ve. tenni to.
Mer/lEURObi-d MIIRLANBRINO.
xonlo No. 10812th street.
P. 101!..t1L1R1ENLAB,
rem:warm:ma
MERCHANT. TAILOR
=I
Olathe, Castittneres and Vetting,.
AIso,OZNTLEISEN , 3 YURNISHING GOOD)
co. 93 1-2 Smithfield Street,
ITITIBUISCIII, PA
Alrikent , i Clotting made to otdez In thin
n
NEW SPRING GOODS.
splsadt6 yew nook at
cLorus, GASSIMESEB, ao„
Jost reftlerad by =AMY XICIFLX.
W•leballt Tatlez:Waltotlibtehl street.
MRS. S. C. ROBB,
No. 91 Federal St., Allegheny,
icing drtermlned not to carry over any Winte
Opaaa. wLI Dositarals tan, balow moat, fox th
next,3o4l•7a.
BORT,
YIA)WICELY.
RIBBON&
FEATHERS.
JBLALACE COLLAIUA
LAUE kIAMDEVIC'7IS,
•
.P HID G GOVZ3,
CURS En,
LAD 1 r T . ; H b js N E.
CNI/11111DGIEgag.
rapt's. UNDFAWKAE,
L fDIES• APRONt.
'Dew ItTle MOHAIR SWITCUIS
and 01114NONO.
HAix. NETTS.
• Re,. le., lc
iP.r,fr" -.hi.. b. i""
f:6:1171: 4""N' gilL P
Bail Do
r
ESTILZILT.
SOHN M. COOPER &
Bell and Brass Ariniders,
sums; locololinn k ROLLING Mal
aresits proinpur he Order
' SABMT'S METAL
BiOde and Kept on Hand.
nu s a.t.n sad lifoonfootivfes of
I.M.Coopefslmprovedßalancenee
STEAM PUMP.
(Mee, 882 PENN BTREF.T
fosmdry, Con litit and Railroad Street%
rzczesumus. ra,,
VINEGAR.
THE PITTSBUIttiII
VINEGAR
WORKS.
BALLO & ADES
167, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND AVENUE,
Are now prepared to turnLehTINEGMI etas
LOWL2I3 . r MARKET HATES.. AtteritiOSl
tlealarlT plied to our •• .
EXTRA WINE VINEGAR.
Ffbh:J
FOR SALE.
FOR. SALE.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
At Egeslckley.
•11.efun determined upon removing 9 .!. fl gtM
at the PaltWort. near T seethe!. 1 6 .
ttle the mown senate 1 no . i.
Y thver k eill ' etrZriVal ' it
slopes, level sind ab f near leveed. fin
rupt Watt. A plelomat
brook puce. It eh the Islas-, Glutei by &hug
deed Ithe old tonne trees of a dos .n vorthtics.
These are hearty SOO bethith Pear Dee _ e
etol , eat selectlthe, ethles apple. P... P l .'9.
cherry, Sc. Also, gasp. topterrles, blaea
berries ...there.. other
small
fruit.
There Is large sp.ce tor vegetable gal den. The I
ornamental shrubs evergr, the, rotes thd tare
Plants are an attracts e fa.uts• Dr] thProPrl -
Maly giving then ame •• Tangle... 4 " tee the
plthe.ishllst the 011 w. el' the Ohio river, the
bIl is and the ranee, tender this spot thstnpassed
in Pleturesque beauty.
The dominos house 11 a first el.. brick, Snd
beside stile and...tett cellar under the Whole
14' room. and ithshreom and that
h.. In baaement, with amens , . large closet.
a nt Ch stores and elotbing• Thcfc to a Istge
a never-falling stone-walled Mineral, filled
with water them Oa e cost, and pumps for hot
and cold water In bath room, kit.. and wssh.
house, waste Vlnler is citscharged throath
genie distinct frem the home. There Is an I.
house sad condo , die. •cooling room, thed
barn, carriege shed and chicken path. 'late ti nt..
is bo unded on .1 stdee be highways. and access
Is easy from rsllroad
!Sewickley 1519 miles them the cit 7, on the Vt.
Wayne Ithilroad,aod poen.ee teeny attraction.
for a shburbau residence. The numerous sr thm
onddallo• teal. leave nothing to Do desired In
the way of eemmonlnutlon. and the railroad
/brut! all the wsr.down. makes the
r idedent/ req . :Oleg. The .thivt• of Gt•
Valley ts most desirable, befadeel Its worthy
firmer. and amts... bets aregonnd the Conner,
- that. of many city rofenoth. howlers,
bankrs, and other tneglnres min snd retired
merchant.. Good schools abound, end h• re are
churches of various denominations, having the
ablest ministers.
gee price and terms tall at 6,7 Drug Store, No.
195 fdto ray litreo PittAnlrgl2. t win be-
for ADM Ist, this property will be t nu oe et•
mai WILLIAM MAOHEOWN.
RARE, ELEGANT AND
Chaim Books by Catalogue, Oak Blylo
Book Case, - ko
54711/11...T EVENING, March 19. at 42
o'clock. will be sold by catztioct.e. on second et.a.
of Cr. amerced Oat Room, 1118 Bmilhdeld
a,rtes, the mduable and well ,el' c .1 private
Library of • literary genii man, ed iti on e
gantly bound...games of the bestof
standard totters to Belles Lt tires. An.; includ
ing Hood'. B volume.: Ghat- Brade's
Novels, M toinmes: Bnlwer, 99 . ..mm: Mar-
matt. • lig IrOttiMee; Ctroper, at volumes; Wa
• 33 volgotes; Dickens, 7 volume,: II n -
Crated London News, 14 anima.; bat:lora ton
Irmo Mlnh.sicPl to :scram 1 volume.; Colon.
ELLPLMLLI . ...Mgr Of rellulylvallic Colonial
Records, ID volumes: ro muyivnuls Archive:,
14 volume.; MO,IOIII riot, Pep," 10 vel
times: Webster's Un•belds.d Dictionary Bat
ive's Lives of th- Sainte, 4 vol.merd Bathe
Bettor's ea r s vole; De. Swift's Work..
96 "'Allege.; n's •natorry of Mainnekoty
3 vols, he. Also, elegantly bound coin of toe
Enstlah 31ase: nes, such. Ill , citeroal, 513v015;
zin g. mba Edinburg' Jon mat, tAmell's Mag.
zin London Foci. , y. :Linsley's Magazine. Bt.
Elel.raTta. At. Alto, German ClasalCat,
In theorist. , such as Beette, 9 rots; :eviller,
2 velar Limit., vols. de onerlegraut
oat style Boot.. and ote drat:law parlor Ste-
A. ortgle.l coil. NlcKennere In
dian Tribe. of North Amen.with inegattimnt
portraits, color.. by hand, l In the
este.
(tataloguts now ready at the auction r:ant• for
diStrIbUtIOD, nag boots will be on view ail day
ea' tunny, . A. McILWAINIL
mit ' Auctioneer.
A T PRIVATE SALE. -
VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND,
Situate on north-eaat corner of Stockton avenue
and B street. Allegheny. Pa.. fret:Oleg tiO
feet an Stockton avenue and ptesenlag the same
width along Beaver street northwardly M4O feet
Ot a ter stmt. on which is erected a two story
frame dwelling house, beteg ttie lats•r_eldeoee
of ficsther Stockton, deceased. This property,
fronts on the Park and to one of the most di aka
ble locations ear a residence in the city. or It
could be tub-divided into very a el able building
lute fronting on Stockton .venue and
street.
ilffidMEMl!l!ll'.ll=l!:=
THod.
At Maacheeter [Savings Bulk. No. WHO Bea
avenue. AliegLtn,.Or
W. A. sins. AtAotaepat-Law
96 Diamond I net. titte.intrz
I(pw'Fl
20 LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
—Slinam nearly sOlottling the Her
h. o9lllrmingham and South Pittsburgh. sad
within fifteen minutes walk la t e l yin Street
ears. Ilear 500 lot. hake been sold
how. • good manyof which have been befit
upon. Only about 900 remain that are offtrad
for tale by the arbonala, vrblehcan now be bad
braying • small amount dawn ounaeb Lot, and
the balance In one, two and three year*. Prima
of Lota now range fromlolls to $4OO. Ay.
to it. MC &Co..
104/ LAlN omit avenue.
‘Olll SALL—Engines and Boil-
I: MS, New Ind Second Hand, of all Mai
constantly on band.
Orders from' 111 pacts at the coltsdn , PronlPtlY
executed.
.16YEES HILL it CO.. •
Oorner Marlon *Mt/UMW:Id P., 7. W. & C. ILW.
Allegt(8111. P. .
DERSONAL.—AII persons seek.
s. HOSLISS, or Investment, M ILeal
tate, trill aye them, Liva ble and money W I
sale, a cony or Me `PITTSBUIttiIi
ESTATE BEGIISTER." Itts given away SALM
or will be sant by tall Fail to any requatlng
tail to et nutted out or th e e
Irtt ' lrlag; cxot-r a PHILLIMS,_ pa.
balers sad Neel /Jamie Agents:2i*. 139 roars,
avennet
GLASS. OHINA. OUTLIERS
100 WOOD STREET.
QUEENSWABE.
Flne French
(MINA AND GLASS
Silver Plated Goads
DINNER AND TEA LETS.
Tea Trays and Cutlery.
The ben Imported NCHITE STONZ
MANZ and COMMON GOODS
at low prim.
EE BREED & CO.
.
100 WOOD STREET.
CHINA. GLASS
AND
QTJEENSWARE.
A large werlameat anew patter as and shape.
Just mewed. Aka plated and BrMauls Ware,
Vases and Part. Wire. now-opeaJaa and lb,.
We at ♦er7iow prices at
H. - BIGBY &
• Na. 189 LIBERTY MEET.
law
EITONII
WEST , COMMON .
Mathios Stone . WoAta.
ortAnnble corner ofWest Common. At* tea".
3111C0•S'AIOVATillVita CO.
Hare on bssid or re_ pare on abort &Oleo Maria
ma Mao bum., name tor Bldemako, Snorer
Trgt Tomb ae
,•,•••1. ••••• 111 , able.
JOll. brxxrcia..Jks. XelLAX—Bwric. Luornix..
?MINIM STEM BREWERY,
tiPENCEB, & CO.,
ilaitaters and Brewers or ate,
PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
=
WO' ZEST WATSON. saner
JOHN T. GRAY,
Rouse and SO Paintery
extelagErEg AND GLAZIER,
31•. - LNI stalc Street.
'twin 4u.t. nusa mem-) rturtm4h.
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
S. ist. KIER & 00.,
Illsaulktams:of
Quee,,sivere, Bristol . Ware, tee
ifir
voice, and
Melt Wareboow
pttnantly att aell
end.. Lititi .l T STEEL%
Aal °
MITSH.
1 Yu bia ),. 31te.**I;
90 do. Jo
3.. bbl. No. 3 Lary Mat km.);
ks Ot ' 3 °. ..31i:d IV do • .
i 5 bolo Plekled lierring;
LOGO pounds Coded. For olio try
1%93 a.% VANIULD. /YritiTlllll
WHOLESALE GROCERS. &o.
maim mull e,
Nos. 111 and IN Liberty Street.
Corner of Irwin, now arty tbo trsde at low fig
ures, strictly
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sufic 4 "
lelasses.
Porto Rico. Cuba and Bogllsb Island Bella".
New Tort. IMlladelptda and Baltimore Ur
lined do.
tioldc• Drip, Loverlags, Stuart l e
kdasns• and Long_lidand Strut..
Porto Rico, Cab.. owl Entdsh Island Mollusc.
and lto ong
YOUllr Teas Japan. Imperial. titinlalßdtr
Carolina and Itatgole Bloc. .
Java, Lagnasra and ItloCof
Tobacco, Lard Olt, Plth. balls, Glatt, BO•Ill
COtton Yung, ate.. constantll sot band.
ALSO,
LIMPOSTSILIS Or
Fine Brandies, Wines and Segam
Rni, Moselle and boastlln, Rom
or 111 00 01 AI Co.. in bottle..
Wlvn
Sparkllnt Moselle.
h Seharsbery aod Johaios
blr'Zi=str'frtPenreVi7l'n.e'Titis'''a 011,
do do Clarets, Isupor hd
do. do White Witte!,lo tsutles.
M. Work d Sons' Spsekllng 001.00..
1100 Old /Sherry. Madeira and Port Wine,
ree
i P e rt' oonnhelnP— POOO.
7 boperlor Ola motet do do.
ALSO,
B p ole e Agentu fur Mout & CUandon's Brand tVu lm rlal•
Verseneyand !knell ChemP.R...
Brendle. of our ova eeletuou and warn/ gull
110a113
DILIVORTO HARPER &CO.,
243 Liberty Street,
(OPPOdiA bead of Wood street,)
wiIoOSALE GROCERS,
Plutsburp.4. P(r.
to/.181
ESTABLEMED DY
A. it T. 6011.MLY, 1812.
1 - 4 -
31. GORIPIY,
WHOT:ra T GROCER
No. 271 Liberty Street,
OAr. EAGLE HM5 , ...)
VitTlißUlLliti. PA.
tITEILLIC J. A. I 3
M STEELE & SON,
.Ootrunission Merchants
I=
- vi ,o;trit,ckytAim,rrm,mxAsao
No. WI OHIO BTIIXET, lOU East Common,
=MM=I
MEANOR & HARPER,
FLOUR. 68A.L.N LSD PROM=
Ccommission Merchants,
• as. 3 LICHERTT riZZAT,
Counrnmenta solicited. rT
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
(Huocessor to Fetzer Asmatronl.)
MOUS CORROSION RIOICHANT,
No. 26 Market Stroot.
myth
L. J, BLAIWHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
4 ,
4 rrrurt, BAIRD Q. PATTON,
Wholesale llemors, Comas.lon Wenchente
-an Dealersta Produce* Floor, Bacon, Chen e„
Rah. carbon and Lard Oil. In. Nails, 01:a,
Cotton Vann and all Plttsbnria Manuacture,
eneen/li, usvand 114 SECOND lITILICZT,
ratobargt,
roux noass..ziaw. a. novas
T OHN I. HOUSE & Sue
a caws to JOHN I. Houng. 111. CO.. WWI.
sale Grocers and Commission Merchants, Corn
of anOttiteld and Water streets. Pittsburgh.
/0116 lIHUTON A. V ALLACL
fis HIPTON JIWALLACE,WhoIer
HA N L O
E 6
SIX C TH B
T AN C D
T, U PDIDIIbZ.EA"
LIVERY A. SALE STABLER.
NEW SALES STABLES FOR 110BSES
JUST ESTA BLISHE D.•
•
The zub %mutter has e sl.ml.eeo a gales 8 [able at
the Wm. Tenn Hotel. Allegheny, where he will
i l ' lTsg:T.::t 7 eA n L b E7lr
ft I.e. bawled in all eases, angle . THE 14011415
DV EVE TUBS OUT Al 3 ISEPRESENTA A T)
THEY WILL BE TAKES DACE AND TEL
EIOAET incrustri.u:
1 TA•4I3 DIIITFOOS.
enbg
ROBERT 11 PATTERSON & 00s1
OOLUILB. OF -
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St, •
privanunan,
Witt on Every Saturday Soil
AN AUCTION SALE
_ or •
BORGES CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
.
WAGONS.
AragelVen d ff:g tcPT'..'V l ZlSnt=leave thatt
:lOWA or eonsinnMent on or before Thuredly Of
mg .i i week In order for adTertlidnr.
Prorate
and good ears
be Oren Mc let
JOHN STEWART. Auctioneer.
.101018. XTIWAJrI ...... 71.11 . ATIVOZO8.
RonT. 'F. PATTERSON . fr. CO.,
LIVEMS:V. lISAMaII AND
COXIELSSION STABLES
Con. BEYEATH IVENS I . LIBREITI IT..
rrrranuszaz, PA.
*sal :b4
WINES, LIQUORS, &o.
WAGNER'S FRENCH . COLORING
The Very Bed in the Batted Mates.
NANCIYACTIBECD BY.
WILLIAM WAGNER,
981 Xorth Seventh Street,
=I
Iteraronoell Um leading hoacts In: IT7b•
delptum. JOS:al411111 •
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
II:row/Ass Or
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, AO,
WHOLES/LLB rixAmmra
PURE NYE WHIM:IK
40S PEMS STREET,
Have .11emoved to
No& $B4 AND 388 FEND,
Cor. rloyentlrEt.. (formerly Canal.)
JOSEPH. S. PINCH at. CO.,
Bee. Ms Me nth ili saw vo.
RIM mural, rmalruscia,
Capper ISO filed Pare Ms Ekhksy•
Rope.ILYOZZIG_ It WM MI
sy,
LEGAL
]Firricito OF Anmisiorras.
TION on the innate of LLIZABILM
alts. late of Tenth ward. rittotasrett,
Myths o.,en annual to the Ilk dtlllllDed.,ll/1
tenon. todetned t 9 Ma estate ell! mate tenet
date - payment, and ell persons mains. ammo
seethes the s.saa anti. preeeet theta ptoperieee
ttleatest for seal , Meet to the andel.
NOROM ~ ItUUR - CIS,
tel 2-2: 201 Deaer.r &Tient. ,Altet +am
XttAETTERS TESTAMENTARY
the estatiorMARGAREP
e of the mutt .eve. Alleghthi..beve bere .
granted to th e Ithdetstiened, to ethmalltletna
othetheestatetenstbe
scut a t
It premised 101 Niti•inelle St MS Ogle,. gt
15 , nt t Hulett% concx or Wood steektaluf
••
1.1:: us 8 rum ss-rxwAßi.
A SSI4N EE SALE.—BOOK
.c.• ACCOUNT% 0 , C. V. ALGEO.
TUESDAY x VANINO. Mod, 114111..1670,.
as weleek. ,6616 of Afalente Bank-
Tow Cl, te 11016 on seeendfioot of Cemnicr ,
fiat balte Keoms, 106 Walthfleldetreet,t6e Beet
A RU' V. C AI B et
ntuJ ;tarathalliTAimwm.
..# , ===Ar,
AMUSEMENTS •
NEW . OPERA. HOVE.
CO.,
li/CrUhDAS •irtrattllON and EVENINO;
hlncch 19th, Lit nDrearniace of the ...Miro
nowned
Lydia Thompson Burlesque Troupe,
In the glottcus Bur'chine
• SIN BAD TUX SAiLOH. •
The pet (0,111.06 to CAMMIPTICV with the free
DID T Orr LIMB BEND YGIIII MITE
TG BIRMINGHAM.
Matto.
tutu
at A oolock. - 11.r.tat
perfolmonce at 6 tecl.k.
Prieto for mod Aft.
mood.* Lventoit—Tho etlebrated actor. Yr.
L. DAV tXPORT.
6r'LAFATETTE BALL.
LIBRJRI
LECTURES.
JOHN P. GOUGH
WILL LEcTuas OF
" ix r c• so its,"
LAFAYETTII FIA LL,
=I
Monday Evening, March 21, 1870.
aziam
Ao reserTed rents. Doors oven at TX.
turn commences at S. Tickets for snit sr 1W Ll
brarr Rooms. corner or Porto and all.* studs.,
Demons having I.ckets can enter IVlns Foorla
avenue. • whit
- ACADEMY OF 1111.1111 c..
LIST THREE NIGHTS.
Thlirsday, Friday and Satusday.
El=
"Jack and the Bean Stalk,"
'As originally performed with orrOt mop as
Condos, New York and Washington, will b
gtrg"Ziir the ant s
L i & th A b irP4 IV; 71 1 P
TitiNS, NDP6KB and egI , TLT
g,AnYE AN./ YLItriANT DANCE •57
WHISIAZI, ?ASUMAN BALLET.
GRAND SAMMY gIATINZ6 PATSY/WAY at.
igli P. M.
i,:ntssion—Paraustts sod Dress COSH.TOO.
IlOsostE Ualpry, 25c.
R,.. e n e o Seats gor gals at Doi Orieeartteoex
extra coargi.
Admission toldasl„nes„ 50e. and SISa. ably
iggrecsitEms OF music.
.
SIX NIYHTS C.NLY. • •
Conner.log MONDLY IVEleflee. Mirth 114
YRS Oh LY MORRIS BROS. MINSTRELS,
Organized Beeaniber 11141. -
TWENTY-SIX STAR ♦RTU)TM
LOS. BILLY end CLIABLLY MORRIS.
With ono grinner Stlintrai Comsuing.
girrt goonarsnee In 12 asses or the poPniar
natter. easneoler and =median.
LON MORRIS.
Who will appear di each performance In hie great
specialties.
iuselotr,cmiLhliD rowisits,
pion Song and Deuce genAMARA TGeleta.
The Great BERNARDO •• goner ea.
rump BELL. EINELTIYAN sad .BILLT
STRONG. our Pathetic. Bai.ladist and Thsasy
Pbellers. •
BILLY MORRIS and hie ROC-OO BIRD.
First Rine, of NEW TEAMS OAXML
COILLIge Or PrOIMEIII2B •YeaLiP
Prices so sual.
OFTICIAL.
PirrasUßGH.
OROPOIFALS WILL BICL•.
CX.IVED all she. Water Committee Nana,
where oo• elm.eo eon tm see. math APRIL
to • mash regliCLlB for one year.
hu .101111 ell 71111.011. eeoertnteaae■t.
OTICE H HEREST. 4611FEIL
to all avow" of Drool. Cattle
. 4 1 11W11 . 24% " ( . 5 . 4 . P 8 1TT1NV.... 1 °M ,11 .% 1 » ,
uf te 11• 'alit be added to all 1 0.
on nATIIRDLY, Ham. 1959. 1910.
A. COCHRAN. CI? Trearam.
Prrisamou. Manth 18.1919.
nil
077/11 07 CITY Zirtinesint AND B. jr..6lLos,
Pittaboreb, Marcel 16. Nirale.
§EALED PROPOILILS__ • WILL
be received at, able office anth ILABC6III4,
10. for sappirlog each of the Upre Case .
*loners with 0'101.71, for kreDing the Draft
la ht. Metrics to i.e." dada( the )ear /MI6
Bide meet be made oat for each district eepser
atoll. t iti A atiVoltr "'"i" "'
Cbt.""
00008 • LI. J . VX)Er
NOTICE.
In latter of Openin of Minna Itred.
ifotiet is hereby glees that tie assertent Hat
made by the eleven by the opening .cef.Atweed
street hag been Pled In wry ellee'llrr collection;
that If said aseeesznente a•e net 'Paid within
thirty day. trim thi date liererd..,l.leas wUIbS
died therefor agstriit the properties' aesessed.
with loterest, costs ad ibis, and the nj Int•
leeted by legal Diceess.
S. 7. Stitll.l.
•
City attorney,
NO. 106 6111.6 Arena..
CITIMSUBOII. Feb. 03. 11MO. • 1011:106
N ORDINANCE repealing' Da
Ordinatte for • awe r on r lath as•
bac. 1. Be it areal nt4 and enacted by the MI
of Pitabarsh, In Belem and tit anon Camas
a:ambler. . ad It Is hereby ordained and enacted •
by the authorityot th e same, hat airadOntabb
missed .he 15th day or ltorolubo_ • big•
Monde Ir the coustraettirt ot a Paws neva ma
diatth areas. ann a yenta silt et, Wend tb.
same la ndrabv repeala.
enc. A. That any ordtaanneOr Part ot . :lall.ea•
conflicting with the wasage of thiror al
the prase:at slam, be and meanie Is hereby reo
pealed so far cc the same effects Ulla
Orgalned sad enacted let, a law ° l=l4
lala ABM day of At tonath:t. D. Mee •
Pre.dlnt. : 4 1 SelectC=l
Attest; Z. IL hicranoW,
Cloche( se lect Council.
W. A. TOISLYABON.
, President of CommonVoalonle
/Malts H. ACALuer
Common M •
• Clef. of andl; Mgr
AL LEGIIISB Y.
errr Exotwma's Orricia.
ALLII4IIIhT uarr, Monk 11. /IMP.
TO
SEWER COPTRALC2IIII3B.
Tim Borer Commas/on of Almettlef All•-
100 , 7 IMParvOoreNitre walked' serum
eandmuoi of abol4
1400 feet 3 feet Brick Cizeigalevvr,
Loemid on Beaver WM11.2, from frUildlz Mold
to Bayard street.
`Drawings and mettiostlono sem sal
11111Infonunton 014.010 alibi.
Bids mass be endsrse4 •'Sewer Prositnils.. sin
d livered on or belbre 3 o'clock e. It,
*llO. Twins ot. prolicleals, on wbA feral
ilone.blds will be esenbrwas will be bilibrbed
SA *Mee. •
The Cairn! , olion do net MO tbcantititto le on.
Cent the lowest cr any bid.
By older et the COatialli.lo4 • •• ~
1711±MI
a...x.,11114C17212. Wr 1
NoTicE t
Owskon of Heal Zstate, west ei /Went
street. who bare relied to weal Ida Bolf
ntrr law, are. hereby mailed this the, wtlt be
required to return description. or their toreeerly
for rtillafrl it* preilent deeds or tide pellets) MI
Ibis once within Me swipe t itilltidels frail
L tbe dote of Ott adttrtineeseet; otberitee trier
"Ind be bald noble to the Rowse. 4 ! tuna is
lb. dean o(, eel beeeditb
ExTRAGT no= EMMY ACT.
&ate Law, ISE9, Xtrio644.
• • • BMWS the ditty of reslslastspooparty
will
se neglected of ossitted,Wr iot Is esibitled
-
as promptly a* ilay be deeseelSeasiiiiry to lib
sate the early eampletleaef tbYiplaes, ;ben Misr
one mostles babes, by Wale bfgatbSagit tl
the °MIMI papers of the city; te ISsi *warn
real estate is said thy aot . ndfilida4. I"
millets a PriStled SOWN shad, MIS Sea land
os Le omen a swains, or dallaplit se no
IftbDertfs aboeld theY an to lava an noon
soda. Men sad la tbst aide tbri iagi be Bawd
to • an of She Dollan for rl4 sysalb of sea
beltleet. dates from tbe soiaLsatlek ofcafe ad.
canalize:: sad Is tea WO asaa diaadand
fa the space of stanostbs. It lin tans ams•
manatee lamed loots &Alibi gad sandal -
ea se sassfolpal slat= in. lie.* ... O W h. "'
our by taw collected f Us. isle Sag to be pan
Iwo the co Troasalys. then** pada
pads, to resistor property. .
SY , be glyes se
to twelve Om P. , Part; of sal Pertast a w .
onsaka. dna ...oat: of w!last °Ow 01 1 a
CHARLES DAVIS.
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for theepenlae of LAME ALLiy. sfre
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for tbi aliening et ertawant.SMlT.
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