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CITY AND SUBURBAN
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To Let—Roomo.
hew the first bf April. two well
Iniahed rooms suitable for offices,
second story front in Cingx - rrn building,
Corner Sixth avenue and Smithfield
Maud. Call at Onzirrrn Counting Room,
'l4 and 85 Filth avonu.
Mayer Callow had three common oases
Wore him yesterday. Disposed of in the
astral manner.
City Conaclts.—A. regular meeting of
• the !West and Common Councils of the
city will be held Monday, 'ALL, instant,
at two o'clock r. tt. .
It will pay to make your parchaaes of
clothing et the popular headquarters of
Wang, Follansbee & Co., corner of Flfth
mane and • Wood street.. A visit will
satudy all on this point.
the Veree.—The polleeoffteere wbo
made an unwarranted arrest in Law.
renee►llfe a few orenince elnee, an CC
- count of which we publie bed yeetarday,
have been relieved from duty, he cone.
queuing of their indisorenou.
W. F. Dunwatti, the enterpriainc and
Well known Jeweler, No. u 8 Fifth avenue,
le making soma marked Improcuments
to Ids Wore room which when complete,
will render It one of the moat attractive
odabliaketents In the city.
• Teaterday Richard Allier Was commit-
Led to jail by Alderman Shore for trial
on an information for calling llquor,on
Sunday, preferred by William Douglass.
Richard, a few stays ago was troug in up
en a charge of maintaining a disorderly .
home. -- Hs rendes on Townosnd street,
. and NM& to have his share of litigation.
The Zlegant Sethi Silver Service pre.
seeded to Hon. Javan Slackmore on
Thursday evening, which was 12211111rIle•
hired from original design, wo omitted
.to state wan from the well known jewelry
house of Messrs. Higgs & Hoyle, Ne. 6
Wylie man*, The engraving as well
ma the workmanshiß was very exquisite.
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Horse Dealing.—tsaterday morning
William Dining was before Alderman
Depilation on a charge of larceny. Ha
was charged with ceiling a team of
horses, rained at 11400, -the property -of
W. P. lootighrey, of Indiana, and con
verting the money CI) hie own rms. The
hearing resulted In his committal for
trial.
•
Url.lnt, Follansbee lb Co., merchant
tailors and clothiers. corner Fifth avenue
and Wood Atilt, invite sepecial Alton . =
Usttts their large stock of seasonable
gads which they will make to order in
thin beet and most durable atylee at
prices In keeping with the stringency of
the Umes. A. great radpction has bean
made on all ready made clothing and
- mere! furnishing goods.
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Pleasure Trtp.—The following persons
yesterday afternoon left the city for a
visit. to Claremont. to enjoy the genial
Infineneee of the spring limo fora brief
season at that beautiful. retreat: Pat.
Stilly, Ed. Canty, Ben. Zit:omens, Jas.
Watson, Chas. Deny Teton, Neely Burns,
;mob Steitz, John Patterson, Thom. M.
Roble, James Eebling,John Evpa,Pst or
Hackett. Freddy Deihl, David Lewis,
'Henry Shultz.
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Serious Aceldent.—Stllso Riley, a coal
miner, mat with a serious accident yea
tardily moral= near the ran Fitt coal
works,. on the Pan Handle railroad. He
was walking along the bank of the rail
road_ , when he wee struck by a coal train,
knocked down and run over by two or
throe can. HIS hip was dislocated and
he was otherwise serlously Injured. Dr.
Donnelly was sent for and attended to
the man's Injuries.
Young Men's Christian Association.—
The monthly meeting of the Y. M. C. A
will be held at their rooms, 23 Fifth
avenue, thin Morning. Buinnius and re.
pole will be interspersed with reading
of ielectona by Prof. Newell, MOJiio by
Ulm Cora Brown, MIA King, Meows.
Everson, Brown and Barclay Evanson,
and a discussion of the question I.How
than we reach the masses." The puede.
(ladles as well as man) are invited.
Alleged Perjury.—ltarnhard Farrell
madeggforatation before Alderman Mo.
heats yesterday against Peter Smith
for perjury. It Is said Smith testified in
a case in the criminal court that r arrell
had knocked him down and stole kis
pocket book on the public highway.
nrrellaays he, can prove ho was rive
roller away from the place at the time the .
assault is alleged to have been made. A
warrant for the arrest of Smith was
legated.
at Large:—Reardon, the man
whoshet Mrs. Tobin, a week since, is still
at large. From Information received by
the police anthoritiee of this city it is
evident that he Is in Ohio going west. A
roan answering his description 'passed
through Wooater Thursday. ICI3 hardly
posalbie that he will escape. as alders
are on Ida track. The Commissioners
should have offered a reward for his
capture, Immediately after hearing of
his crime and canape.
Fire Marshal'
Representatives of Manrance compa
nies doing business In the city and vicin
ity:it a meeting on Tbrinday, agreed to
rsoommend•the appointment of
,Jcateph
A. Batter, Req., of the Seventh ward, w,
Fire Marshal, In place of Major G. W.
AT
4g
Murphy, reelgnea. There waren number
of applicants for the position, and several
- • ballets were bad before a conclusion was
reached. The result Is indicative of the
oonfidence reposed in 'Squire Butler, sad
that he will prove an and faithfid
• officer we have no doubt.
An effort will be made. we understand,
to secure legislation which will harmo
atm the duties of Fire Marshal and Chief
Eagineer of the Fire Department under
, the reorganisation atilt to be bongo.
rated.
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Hair Pulliam.
Female' have, a penchant tor polling
hair. ,la a quarrel it la always their
i•stiongholdt" some of them accquired an
adeptness in the business, which make It
enemy matter to 1111 • tuft of hair from
an Opponents head without feeling—that
is they don't. feel It. The opponent
doubttess does. One of these lady ex-
Darts, It certain statements are correet,
wiz engaged in a little oast to" yester
day. 'The small brother of • Mr. Thomas
Elanteen, by some unfortunate circum
stance, arousqd the ire cif Mrs. DinEvor
relieved When. it Is 'fated, that lady d
him et -Orion.of his head gear.
Thomas heard of the tranuotion, and
being deetcled)y ay.sres to having his
brottker bald, undertook to prevent such
• disastrous stale of &Leans by. making
111101131111.1011 before Alderman Mainstays
againet the lady, charging her with
aloonlf and battery, -She was arroeted
sad gave tail for a hearin g.
InfanUckle
The body of an Infant wan found in the
vault of an outhouse in rear of No. 96
. .
Seventh avenue, yesterday morning,
wider circumstances loading to the be.
lief that It had been placed there by its
mother immediately after ita birth. The
body wee dtworered bye boy, and when
removed was found to to wrapped up in
an emu and seine other female apparel.
On the evening previous; it appears that
Jena) Dunn, a girl purporting to come
from Wheeling, called at the house and
—. requested lodging for the night; saying
that she had been living on Cliff street.
bid - had- left . her place there and was
going back to Wheeling. Yesterday
morning at alx o'clock ahe ball, taking
*the train on the Cleveland and Pitts.
: btErgh Railroad for Wheeling, where, it
Wean, she has a slater living. ;The
body.of the Infant was removed to De.
Tore's, and an Inquest will be held upon
It this morning. Tho apron In which the
leafywq wrePPed was identified an the
property of Jenny Dunn.
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The Pleasant Valley Railway.
. The bill to authorize the extension of
thispablle convenience, from its former
tarmbaus at the Allegheny Diamond,
arrow the 'river. to Hand and Liberty
. streets, - has becOme finally a law, the
Stovitilor having slgned It noon after its
' " pateago. We have not yet a copy of the
_Act, but understand the route of the new
'road to ba r as follows: the present tract
from the north alto of the Diamond to
the corner of Ohlo and Federal atreent
Will be discontinued, proceedingrinatead
from Federal along the two north-east
aides of the square, around them, down
.to Ohio street, across Ohio at right an
"" Else. also crossing the Troy Hill track, '
down along the east side of the market
`house to the south-east corner, at the old
church of Dr:Tresely, thence eastward
through the ally from Mat. comer to
illandllsky, down Sandusky to Lacock,
' thence' to Anderson, and by Anderson
.. to the bridge and up Eland street to the
comer orLtberty. We also understand
that the work of construction will be
pry:emoted without delay,
TILE PAST
.% Pittsburgh NOW•PNICT 0 Eighty..
three. Years Agu and What It Cun.
El=
We bavo In our poeeeaeion a copy
of the Pittsburgh °exam:, No. 10, Feb.
ruary 17, 1737. This is the earliest copy
we have ever aeon,. and perhape, none
Issued price. to It Is now In existence.
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The paper is a plain, quaint , fash
ioned abee , nearly one•half suparfi
cial stra f ono page of the present
Gazarrs; and contains twelve columns.
The man unoement la wade: "Pitts
burgh: ti rated and gold by John Scull
and Joh 113oyd, at their printing oftlea in
Water a reet, neat the Ferry, where sub.
sciiptio a (at 17s 00 per annual) way be
made. Advertisement , au., for this
Paver a thankfully received and
Prlntln In its different branches Is done
with car elegance and expedition. Ad.
yanked:ants not exceeding a squire are
Inserted throe weeks for a dollar and
every continuance after one-fourth of a
dollar."
We dad the proceedings of the Patri
otic Convention held at Wachlneton, Pe.,
Matthew Itichie preslidlng, and Craig
Rialto re clerk. Among the resolutions
ware :ho following:
Resolved, That the . luipertati6n of
spirituous liquor. to the we:. side of the
Allegheny Mountains lends to the preju
dice and Impoverishing of .be wrattern
inhabitants, In order thereto a tommedy
the evil aforesaid,
Resolved, Tbat thls convention do
pledge themselves to each other, and .to
:such other of their follow-ctizons as
Ilan join in this atseelatlon, that wei will
not buy or nee any other liquors than
such ao are manufactured on the western
watera, except only wine in Canna of
necessity for medicinal anti altered pur.
posts:
..
Resolved, That from a Serious comh
lion cf the public utility or the obovo
measure, and that the execution thereof
depends wholly upon public virtue, do
invite the inhabitant's of the western
waters to loin therein and sestet in car
' rying these resolves into free execution;
• and that it bo requested by this Conran.
' lion that the asveml county courts wee.
cf the Allegheny Mountains. Interfere
by ;heir legal authority in regulating the
rates of tavern keepers In ouch intoner
as may encourage the manufacturing of
good liquors' within their mreral
itiattone end discourage the itiaportatibti
of liquors to this conatry." • -
Thus it will be seen that good home
made whisky was the acceptable. barer
age of that day. The following resolu
tion displays a stets of adage somewhat
deplorable in a financial point of 'view:
"Resolved, That this convention con
sidering themselves as Intrusted with
the general interest of this pantry, can
not overlook a circumstance of the first
Importance. It is well known that
nature haa Axed a horrid between these
three onuuties and those eastward from
the Allegheny Meuataloe, that renders
- their interests in many respects differ
ent; biassed with a fertile sod, we Dave
no access to exportation, our wants, real
or fictitious, are daily draining our cir•
culattes medium, the mitroada la constant
ly running While we have do means for
feeding the source. Our binds must to
patented, that cannot be doze without
cash; our proportion of the national debt
roost he paid and that cannot he done
without conk; our private mutual con
tract. must be discharged, and this,
in many • reepects, cannot bill done
without curb; the security of our
pow:wallops; the discharge of our
taxes and debts are demands of a
most peremptory nature; It behoves no,
therefore, to look about us and reflect
what means we have of :supplying de
mends that cannot be put od' without
apparent ruin. We have property and
there appeara one and but one way of
turning it out to our advantage; the
troops on thti western posts require con.
slam supplies, but unhappily, we have
hitherto supplied them for articles et
foreign luxury, we hove given the fruits
of our land and labors for the thrierfl a
isles' of Europe, and afterwards given the
little money : we bad In times to pay these
very merchants that received them frout
us—we first gave our prnelfice and then
our money; This cannot last long The
sooner we 'Opp the happier for no. The
necessary supplies most be had, and these
must bo bed from us; they neither can be,
wanted nor obtained from any oilier
quarter. This therefore, la In our power
to choose whe ther we are to give them
for thing. that will be mullet, out finally
ruin us, or things that will eventually
relieve us from all our inoonyemenoes;
ander three lmpraalons this Convention
resolve, that it lathe Indlispenuble duty
of,every MAW in this country to still no
article to the public contractors but for
specie and we do urge add recommend
every inhabitant of these counties to
adopt this measure."
Resolutions were also adopted by the
convention praying for the establish
mint of a public seminary of learning at
Washington; also in opposition ''to any
treaty with any foreign power by Con.
grass, that may tend in the smallest man
ner to obstruct tho freo and open naviga
tion of the Mlaelesippi rivor, as we con.
elder any attempt made by any body of
men for that purpose an an abriiiirmont
of cur common rights, and, if adopted,
an ruinous to the whole western coon-
"On motion. it was resolved that our
P.epresentativea be instructed to repre
sent to the honorable house the inability
of this county to pay their. State tax In
specte, and to have means devised to re
ceive produce. That Ode convention
'consider the present mode of levying
and collecting taxes as exceedingly bur
den-some and expensive, and that some
lees expensive mode in necessary for the
ease of the people. That these resole.
tione be forwarded by the clerk to the
Pittsburgh Gszsrrs for publication, and
the'. .we adjonrn to meet 'next at the
house of John Dodd, to Washington, at
the stated time."
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We find .311:1 essay on "Women," In
'which It appears that that branch of the
human sex waxes much admired it, those
remote days as at the present, but there
is not ono word about fin:halo suffrage.
Imeresting adwicwa nedrly six monthi
later from London are published RR fresh
new', but they had no cable In those
good old times.
The following appears: "The inhabl
tanta of the town of Pittsburgh are re
(gloated to meet at th Diamond on
Thursday, March let, 178 t, to consider
the expectancy of erecting a publics mar
ket house."
Here is another: "One Hundred
Dollars Reward! Runaway from the
inbecrlber an !dented Irish servant man
named John Buchanan, about.2B years of
age, 6 feet 6 Inches high, black complex.
!on, very ifilininate appearance„ short
black hair, .peaks with the brogue, la
very pregnant with little artifice end is a
notoneus liar. Took with him two
horses, which he tried to trade coming
down the Allegheny mountains. He was
bought from Jeremiah Warder, Parker &
Co., was born in. Cork and if a glove
maker. The above reward will be paid
to have him apprehended so that he may
be brought to justice. Forty dollars will
be paid to any persona that will have
him taken up sad secured in any work
house orprlson In the . United States Ito
that • his waiter may get him again.
[Mantel) . • James O'Hara.
John and Daniel Craig announce that
"at their new hat shop they take beaver,
fox. raccoon! and muskrat skins, beef,
pork, butter ' nd flour in pay for h ats and
cape."
There another advertisements oddly
end quaintly constructed for which we
have no room in this paper. Altogether
this old link of the past Is a curiosity In
Its way, and presents strange contrast to
the large and enterprlaing newspaper of
the prawn: day.
FIRE.
Another 'Defective Irlee—The Result.-
Dweillog Partially Destroyed.
Yessterday afternoon between three and
four o'clock, a tiro occurred at the resi
dence of Mr. M. Elhellaby, on the Perrys
ville, Plank head, about one tulle out
from the toll gate at the head of Federal
atreet. The nee .was occasioned by a
defective flue. The house was a two
'tort' frame and almost new, having been
built not two years ago. •The upper
portion where the Lire originated was
damaged considerably before the flames
could be extinguished. The neighbors
in the vicinity as soon at it was
discovered, rallied around the house
with buokete, and succeeded by
great exertions in saving the building
trout total destruction, The lose can
hardly be estimated, but will probably
be tally covered by flee hundred dollars.
There was no ;neurones. The policy oi.
pired • few days ago and bad not been
renewed. Mr. Shollaby intended re
moving Into the city and had taken
away come of his furniture from the
upper rooms, no that l b s lota was leas
than. it might olhOrrrien have been.
Allegheny county seems to hoed a Band
ing icapoclor or somebody else to look
after thin "defective doe" business.
Fully two-thirds of the fires for the past
year Lava resulted from thin mum. Our
builders had better quit the huslnces or
Ohre make better work .
RePletanhing.—llensekespers in re
plenishing their stock or lweensevzro,
should examine the stock on hand at the
warehouse or the Keystone pottery, No.
233 Liberty street. - Masers. Kier er.
proprietors. .Tno finest chins and Brie.
tot ware Is In store, together with a large
assortment or all grades, - from the most
delicate In dnish to the strongest and
Firrehte in menntsMmen.
THE COUR7S.
U. K, Ulatrict('ourt—Judge Met audit.,
FRIDAY, Mare!, 2r,.-I•Tha oaaa of flo,
United States IN. a atoek of 11,1,10,,
tobacco, oral. , 0vr!,,01 by v. S. !fall .b Co,,
on trial at adjournmenCTl4Oraday, was
rammed. Tha jury found fu thei Coitad
States for all tha_goods upOO whiel, MAI
nal found [Da prupor raronue - tamp. (1114
mark..
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The neat coon taken up waslhat of the
United Staten no. Julius Adler, Louis
Rasenburg and Poriroite Fletcher. 'Three
partill4 worn arrainned on an indictment
containing four counts. Too firm mind
Wfie for relining without giving tiotfoo to
Aindidolll; nocond, giving false notice of
capacity of rectifying establishment;
third, falling to mako proper notrie• in
books: finish, tilling pact nag and cook•
'of dietittutf spirits for nolo without gong ,
log, iu•peoting and staliWng. lil•trict
Attorney Swops appeared tor the United
States and R. it. Carnahan, Esq., for
defendants. On trial,
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-rtistrict Cokri—Judgc Kirkpatrick
FRIDAY, Si erch.—Thet cane of Dona.
hue vs. Tha Pittsburgh, Allegheny and
Manchester Passenger Railway Comps,.
ny, repotted yeaterday, WAV resumed tint
eutonnted to the jury. A verdict had
not noon agreed — upon when Court ad.
Jourued.
No other eac - A were taken up and the
jury wee (Unbarred with the theuke oY
the
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Court 01 COD:MUM Pleas—Judge Sterrett,
IPRIDAY, March 26,—1n the rano, of
Ransom. ♦a. The Ailedbony Insuraure
Cdmpany, motion for a new trial, and
Teatimes filed on the, part of defendant.
The motif Duncan for use - of. Mulch•
[mom re. W. 11, Williams, previously
reported, was mimed and autmaltted to
tlto Jury. Tho Jury found for thn .tto.
fnnoact.
The uezt case taken nip WWI that
Read .t Johnson VliL J. D. Stlbwart ,t al
Action urn it book acennnt.. Verdict to
plaintlirs fu the num fb,791. •
Quarter Selo es—Judge Collier.
FRIDAY. Mureh drat 011140
taken
np nal 'that of the Commonwealth V.
Andrew Sturgeon, indirind for assault
and battery, Me,,,-aialona, hie wire, prose
cutrix. It was alleged by Mrs. Sairgoou
.that her husband, thesis:hi:Want, RlMlel/
her with his fist and kinked her. The
jury returned rerdlo: 'of guilty. Sin.
Leone deforred.
• Th• next care taken up wag Wet or the
Commonwsaith vs. Barney Farrell, In.
dieted for robbery, Peter Smith prosecu
tor. Mr. Smith alleges that on the even
ing; of the lah day of March, while he
tam walking along Fifth avenue, near the
Relief Engine House, he was attacked by
two men, one of whom caught him ■nd
threw him down while the other took
his watch from hle pocket and ran away.
The man woo took the watch, be said,
wan the defendant Barney Farrell. The
jury returned a verdict of not guilty
without leering the box.
John Staudt indicted for aseault and
battery. George Schutz prosecutor, was
the next case taken up. The jury . re
' turned a verdict of not guilty AIM direct
ed that the coats be dtvilded equally be-
iween the paroles.
The next 41.14,1 taken up - was that of toe
Commonwealth vs. Thoa. Fleming, In.
dieted for Amer et eel., Mary Cook pros
ecutrix. Tlee Denies expreasetd a sell-
Eugene to marry and the court allowed
a nol pros. to be entered on payment of
costs. Toe proskcutrix being a minor
and an orphan, it we, neceeeary that a
guardian Ire eppelnted, and ou petition
of J. W. Patterson. Ewa, A. L. Pearson
was appointed guardian, who troosentod
to the marriage, and the partlea :ben
repaired talkie Sheritris o®ce•aad worn
joined In the bootie of matrimony by
Justice Ammon, assisted by J. W. Pat
terson, Esq.
The case of the Commonwealth w.
Richard A.lker, indicted far &ening Honor
on Suuday, seas next taken up. The
jury returned a verdict or not guilty, and
directed that the defendant pay the oust's.
Conrad Frau, who has been in jab for
*ohm time on a charge of Amami: and.
battery on oath of his wife, we. brought
Into_yourt and dtscharged, the grand Jury
hsving Ignored the
TRIAL LIST FOR RATURDAT.
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129 Coin. Ti. Lew:! Eltkll, 2 ea•ma.
11.5 " " John 31.111bsck.
IX2 " " rrnnk Moron.
" John Stout. • .
183 ' M. W. Roehllng.
Isl " James R. I.arolhan.
Ito " Joan Duran.
i 33 " Alex. Phares,
339 " Pater Vlllarer.
LIST FOR mositsr.
143 Com. ra. That. Kennedy.
190 " " Maggie Batter. •
169 Joint Wood.
lad " Pater Crider.
Samuel Hurst.
191 • Rivera Drake.
194 John Doran.
193 , " Wm. Nieholion.
195 "• Chas. Ritter, et al.
Stephen Hoffman.
201 • Peter Berlin.
197 W. F. Kelley, 2 easee.
LIST FOR 1 CESILLY.
202 Corn. ye. Prank Morgan.
201 swim.
205 Henry Bean, 2 cams.
207 " Fred. Dollman.
171 Duly Holland, 2. cases.
IEI2 " Michael Sharman.
123 9 George Muckier.'
131 " Abraham 0. Tllman.
INDIGNATION MEETING
The, Ormsby Peaseeger Railway 14111—
flow the Chtzeoe. of the South, fide
Appreciate Its Defeat—Harrisburg to be
Viehl..4 by a Cotinelttee of IneeetlgurL
Leer evening a meeting of the eittzena
of the South kids wee held at the Town
Hall, Birmingham, to consider the action
or our representatives at Harrisburg to
allowing the bill for the Incorporation of
the Ormsby Passenger Railway, to be
defeated. There was a full attendance of
cilium, when the meeting wa* called to
order Prof. Andrew Bortt In the chair,
and the reporters of the preps as Secrets
rlaa.
After a statement of the call which had
been lasued, Dar. Attarbury moved the
appointment of a committee to draft
rr.solutlons expressive of lb° sense of the
meeting. Carried, and Messrs. Atter.
bury, Patterson and Aughiobaugh ap
pointed. •
Atighinbatigh now addreseed tho
meeting; stating that the bill had come
op in the Senate a few days agerand was
defeated:by a tie vote, tho Democratic
Senators in a body voting against it. tie
suggested the Idea of sending two or
three Democrats to Harrisburg to ex
plain the bill, Two of the Senators
who voted againet the bill had moved
a reconsideration of the vote which
was carried and It .was again before the
Senate. He thought It Weald be better
to send a Committee to Harrisburg':
Resolutione of censure would • not be
'efficient. Ile therefore moved a
reconsideration of the find motion, and
the appointment of a Committee of three
to visit. Harrisburg, Carried.
The expenses of the Committee were.
left with the stockholders of the road,
a ;meeker suggesting if they had not
sufficient enterprise in pay finch a little
hill they would not have enough to build
the road.
Some discussion now ensued upon the
meaner of appointing tho committee.
Finally Measta:Aughinhaugh,Atterbury
and Adams were appointed to select
three suitable Persons to vialt Harris.
burg, and to secure the funds for the
payment or their expenses. The
meeting then adjourned.
Immediately afterwards the appointing
Committee mot and selected Masan,
John P. Helsel, David B. Oliver, and E
G. Krehan, as the delegated Committee
to visit Harrisburg.
Progreestre.
Amid all the complaints, Just now, of
dull Ornee, It le retreating and cheering
to bear of one who is presperoue. Of
this clans our friend. Mr. Win. Semple,
of Allegheny, is a notable example.
Already he has one of the largest dry
goods establishafents in Western Penn.
sylvanla, and yet Is crowded for room to •
accommodate his immense trade. To
obviate this inconvenience, be has con.
eluded to erect another building, which
will be completed during the coming
season. It is ;the design to suite the new
house not only useful to himself but an
architectral ornament to the city—nn
evidence of pubilo spirit which cannot ho
too highly commended. We are grati
fied to record this indication of !nevi/tea
prosperity and nuccricron the part of one
who by energy, tact, lair dealing nod
returning full ntoony'a worth to every
patron, bas made himself a Hz Moo among
dry, goods merchants—ono eminently
deserving of fortune's favors.
Elegant Penn Street Residence.—For
sale, one of the fioßd. best both aed
most convenient residences in the two
cities• very convenient to bueinees, good
nolgh ' hortiOod,,to. The honer, contains
eleven largo Moats, wide hall nod big h
callings, besidee washroom and Ironing
room, bathrooms, water closets on each
floor, a good fire and thief-proof vault,
and also a good stable. carriage, house.
end rooms above for driver. The lot Is
30 by 160 feet, fronting on Penn, and
runs through to Fayette street. The lot
hail:mime street (route, this is certainly
one of the most desirable city properties
now offered for tale. 'For farther partic
ulars inquire of C. H. Love, 59 Fourth
.0-nvuo.
PITTSBURGH )A HS GAZETTE; SA T RDA
LEG 151.AT1 r.
Loral MMlle , Prrw - ntrrJ—Yrlluel -,\9•lr•-..
Matlrr•, T.ratipot T
J.C.,
. NN'et Kato roooitektl rot'''. or Iho Iksilms -
tog !Oen! hllla wlilrlt lim%o
In the , Logl.l.lttro:
W• ti1..1.10011/i
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"An act_ ralatloa 1./ liar avnool Mat rtot
t/min/sod 4.r Lim Thirti a,tti Fir t h %Vat del
//1/ Ih. city of Pllt*lturgit" inoyitloo Itt
velitlll tirst for tho rnflnal of Ito. eito..t/lidalluu
Pr ,, v 1 . 0 , In rotation to wantia,
ittonant Mil.
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The other eaction9 MO 40
Sta. 2. Thal said Third and Filth warda
of rerld city shall lat mat remain rkoe•tite
dbarlot, under the Joint control of (half
two boards or owhool &rectos& au Last as
the. Sald two boardn Owtl . mgr.. to Si) r X . ll.
dune sold sub dtatrlct.
821. .1. It shall bo ilk'', Ail for the boos d
of a !resoluta of !tiller of nail word. lo
giro 110:led at 11113. o r 11.0
Joint hoards holdout its than tonsil Its
before the end of any aclobol roar, al their
deAlen to have sold nub dial tha 41,,,i;
and said ettballatrict •hall trout sod after
thes'end of wild 'school year he dlridad.
tutu two nalb.distrlota In &mordancy with
mill subject to the prorlalona .1" nit act of
A saeusbly, lentil Ind "An act a lehllug the
Third and Creaillig INM wart In thn
city. of rlttoshurgh," approved February
2‘.1, 1865.
I=
An or: to annul the tturrittito 000listol
botwPott LitthottotMyr. of F'hllxdcL
ON, anti Char lotto 11.rker, or Ellzntott.ll,
A ilogbr4i3 coltnly, otttoretl into trobro.
nry. ISM), Ix reported from the runiMlL
too on Dlvorotta with it neonttivo wolll
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TUg rONNELL,CIVILI.r: IVAII.IIOOII.
aupplemenf• to an act entitled ~ A
HuppLowent to tbo net Incorporating the
Pittaburgla and ComteHaynie raltrinul
company," provided "that Ihn VIEW,
burgh mid Count.ilsvlllo railroad coot.
pony are hereby utitinirl /Ad nod emp"rr.
eyed to ezeretue, have, Mid enjoy all the
rowan. and privilnyee rotative to the
rovioasinent of nonagon, fi.r Wain in I.oil
and appropriated Or to be token and an.,
provident], or materials taken, or for
changing of the cite of any public road,
oxcept thu Cumberland and Wheeling
turnpike or any branch railroad built or
leased by cold enhipauy am 040 110 W con
ferred on aoid Pithinurgh 0111.1
Villo railroad company, by are art anti
tied: a 4 aupplemont to the AUL incrorpo.
rating the Pittsburgh anti runnellsville
railroad eolupany,' approved the tsrcnty.
tirot day or 'March, Autio nandul, OLIO
thousand eight hundred and tiftv-tive,
Provided, That the mannur of appotntliar
v,eurera abet 178 the same /121 le prickled
for by nximinir law :lows In force rulativa
to the Pittsburgh and Cesinellevllle rail
road company."
COUNTY ituenitiNTENDnevr's orrice.,
An act authorizing the. Coetion”eionere
of Allegheny county provide accam•
modithens tar the Chump leupsrinten.
dent, provides "that the Commiesloners
of Allegheny 'county are hereby author
ized and required to provide a convenient
itiont or regime In the court house in the
city of Pittsburgh. or at COOLS other Snit
eine ins,. and furilish the saute in
suitably manger with all the me•essary
fixtures appertaining 'thereto for the
adiiii - ort .
,Use and accoultriodattoll of the
Couhty emporintendent of common
schools or said county, and pay the ex
pen:ea attending the asna• out of ilia
funds of said comity as o'her county
expanses era paid."
isternen INCLINED PLANE
Au ect to incorporate the Central _ln
clined Plane Company, provides for the
ionorpuration or the said Contnany with
Benjamin Hingerly,"Cbas 14. Armstrong,
Charles P.S , ..htvartZ, William Stevenson,
Robert A.'Schnable, Andrew Pattereou,
Oscar F. Lautntu, and George W. Schlu.
edorberg en nogg:MIMS; tho capital steak
to be 520,000; the Company to be organ
ized In the manner end reatric.
'Molt similar to three of the Monongahela
Incline Plane Company. The Campany
when organized to empowered .'to locate,
construct and operate ono or morelactine
plane pailienter raliway• from any point
or pan:anon or near Cliff street. to any
point or points on, or near Li tarty street,
in the city of Pittsburgh, and under the
reartictlenn and Ihnitartons of the afore
said act shall have all the other power/
and privillgeS therein conferred on the
aforesaid llonongwbeist Inclined Plane
Company, except only that its said lu•
ruined plane mill:rave shalt be located as
hereintefore provided and not other.
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EAhTI3III3IINOHAM \t-.HAUTAUP
An sat suithoriaing the borough of Esat.
Birmingham to col teat wharfage pro vides
fur the ailitetton or the same. nn all
Mists, .t..; landing on the
sant horn above et the l i danangahels river
_between Twenty-sixth and tiltirentoonth
streets, the Borough Council mssing
ordinances to govern the name, and In no
case interfering with the legal rights of
the owners of property fronting on Water
street.
TEIII"FRANCE.
"An act to •prohltfit tho Peening of H.
Comma Meall spirituous vinoue malt or
broerd ifroora In the borough of itrad•
doek..bdrough of Sewlckly townships
of Wilkins, Versailles, Penn, ,
North Fay
lotto, South Fayette, Sawlckls, Loot and
Klibuck In the county of Allegheny,"
provide. that no licenwee to sell for
drinking purposes epiritoue 'lnoue malt
or brewed liquors shall be Maned to any
porton or persona In theplaese named,
The penalty of selling or renting prop.
erty to say welter thereof, je not less than
150 nor more than LIMO, provided that
the persona haring licensee now. be hot
Interfered with nattl the expiration of
the came. ft la nude the duty of con
stables to make complaint against any
offender under the act, to be tined not
More than Viied nor toss than $2OO tor
neglecting to do no. before a magistrate, •
at the expiration of ten days, efter he has
had knowledge of the violation of the
law.
Presetkiallork.
A few evenings clues a very pleasant
affair occurred at the residence of bfr.
Jas. B. Orr, 193 Beaver street, Allegheny.'
Tho gentleman has been engaged In the
Sunday School work with great auccesa
for many years, and at present 111 one of
the most faithful and ancient teachers
in the North Avenge M. E. Sunday
School. The love and esteem with which
he is regarded by hie clue was evidenced
Last Friday evening on the occasion of a
visit from the echolars. An hour or no had
passed away pleasantly - in social Inter.
course when he was suddenly surprised
'bye neat little speech from Miss Lassie
Owens, who presented him, In behalf of
herself and classmates, .wtth a pafr of
elegant and costly porcelain vim.,
ornamented with gold and of a beautiful
pattern. The recipient was too iniach
overcome to milk" reply, but Ids feelings
were more fitt egly expressed by Ma
emotion than could have been done In
language. Following this ceremony, end
aa a happy close to the evening, the
company sat down to an Impromptu
collation, which appropriately. concluded
the ozerciaes. The affair VMS a Most
agreeable and pleasant one throughout,
and to teacher and scholar cannot fell In
the future to serve ae a tie of 'friendship
and sympathy to bind them more closely
together.
Matlaury Report
The followlug is the list of deaths In
the cl•y of Pitteburgh froii3 the 14th to
the 21st of Merob, as reported by Dr. J.
Guy MelJandlees,yhyticlan Co the Board
of Health:
The whole number of death's wore 32;
of thin number 20 were melee and 12
fonialee; white 30, colored 2.
Of the above there Were under I year
7; from 1 to 2,3; 2 to 5,1; 6to 10, 3; 20 to
30,. 3; 30 to 90, 9; . 40 to 60,.4; 50 to 60, 1; 60
to 70, 2,
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TM) causes of death were as . follows
Overdose of laudanutu,./; congestion o
brain, 4; diarrtono 1; pneumonia, 1; scar
let fever, 1; puerperal peritouilLs,l; soft
ening of brain, 2; angina pectorle, ap
oplexy, 1; IEIOEIIIO, 1; debility, 1; general
1; valvular _Moat disease, I; . old age, I;
scarlatina rualigua, 2; mementos, I;
asoltee, 2; consumption, 2; peritonitis I;
spina bifida, 1; premature birth,. 2; In.
!damn:Lotion of bowels, 1; meillogitit, 1!
albutninuris, I.
Shirt Emgrium.
Shirts aro worn at all someone, In all
weathers, and plan kinds. Every other
garment can at times he dispensed with
. . •
—a shirt never. Everybody and his toys
must have flannel, muslin, linen,* calico,
checker ahambray gbh. to. It is therefore
worth while that everybody should know
and remember that-the veteran sorer
for theme necesaltiee. Mr. Joaeph M.
Elliott has removed his Shirt Emporlutu
t o No. It 3 Ohio street, Allegheny, Whore
hta conntkna friends will find him as
Hand and pleaslux a Salesman as ever,
and with all tile 'allele* on - hand ready
to null exactly every taste, from the
humblest to the moot fustidloue.
Tile La tort Style
No. finer or hotter 0111 , 1. ef goods is
turned out from any estehilehment In
the city Limn those which the patrons of
Eicapen beide t Co.. 110.50 Sixth street,
atwoya procure a; that popular merchant
tailoring hoUre. • Well made, neat fitting
of the latest style, era Um characterLetke
of the clothing turned out front Una
house. The firm Insist upon giving tLia
utmost hattsfaction In every article before i
It paste from their hands. The redo has
been found to work well. Young gentle••
men cannot do better than patronizing
Booporaieldo &Co, In making spring put
rtrafe,„
A (treat Curprt N nrctroure t
A I.s.lrtrronnisllll 1 1 ( 111.4111,10 .1.(11111104.1
enreur or t 1.411 n third or II oroutury
trnrl,l of 0.311.1,111 t. Lind
pr,gronmitill--0114b111.1 awary irlen•nitt
rut t , ,.pn„t lir tr , o rrintrrlrttor. 1.1 I. rt. ,lon.
PiW otel.,v, 6.1 11.1, ni
eiol4ll II ovelts Ito, Inv NN en!. we
'Mao
rpotlll 3 lllllll, V 1,4 1 , 111144,i NO
' throe roan, ogw 11l Witnlgiogtoti 1001
loch, amt In nllll In °prim uo k
lug Anin, qf ho landlod lo
111
dopartmont. of 11111111111 bl In Ibn Won!.,
ptialtloll. 111.11111110 by bon, oho.
denting, mouton) , and pack approclatlon
of 1.1111 wonla ,ir ihle 11111,110. tha non /Inn
1..44111111a for loony y , otra. 411,1 Iho 000111.
111,11 1 0041011 n .111011 lowa roo,,otly hem,
owl,' to tholr Ware rooms nod lotalnono
rtelllllao, motto lif innOall lhalr enlvanne
10 1,01111 higher atondlior hl Ili,, trado,
fOrn of thidr new wororonma nod
^clout of their trade may In, Ifffnrrocl
from ilia - rant Mot their multi noon, with
nn onlroneo Irmo 1 1 1111, ovation, ollonoli
a depth or 1:10 Not to till atrent In Om
'roar, fool than an I!, 1111 I. Mll.ll n .lug
along; the Lank atrout 114 by in faot. It..
low 110. In 1110 100111 1111V1A4111 In 11.n.r till
olotho. COMM, toot:Ingo, it,'. In kaol.loff
with thalr now I•o4irlitl tin, firm linv•
11110110 d for 1 - 111,1 I , ll,ogin'ol triton, not 11/11,f
the 15t1;044 notouttoorit
_hi 1 114 city, Mot
the !argent They IntVo .r— rOt.tllll/1,1
of Oarpelo„ oil ''loloo, window aldtdoa,
gnat lino, .tr.
Ily connuctlonN with 1 Iln 111,1111. 111,1111611 t
fOrolko tonnilraottfrant and diront
talon they era ohlo ui phwo hoforo holy
etlidlomaro Its,, latent. nirlao • at t,o
fruitful! ponando illOllll7lll, ullll with a
saving 01 the WLoli,uulu doaloren 111 . 0111.
Thelr 14011 . 0111. allelt of A xlialillstnln,
A10410E:Ulm, Winona. Vol vo' 0 11114 Brun.
cola hna. Jlevor boon cinallail In the
hlntury o:tho carpet Icado In Intlnbourgh,
and will ii., vflorod It the bloat prtcua
1 in'toltad allow EXtra rlrinin hove
10.011 11111 , 1,1 itlnt 1 hair ntoph of Ingrain°
and all nntlll - 11611 . t•Arl4l:n 1J11,01: 114, din
11,,E•gr1041n fir the /1/Ivlll , lL p,14.4.11 to 1,6
, f l lllll' nitvwhorn. lion vary. InrPortant
fantur• of their notoollahmont In the
hoknory Aerial melt, In whin urn mu.
gaged a aufllclant torten of work
nolf thoroughly control.. ra for Ilto
10901 monnlicittaa nod ,hole,, IL work of
rll l .l.ltlg 412111 laying carpet., oil cloth, ,Sc,
and what In clll4l, 1.1 Important, atrletly
in accoronnen with appolntmont. Car
polo doll. ars about an en•fmtlal
as hodn and 11110 of 11,6 wont lelOtuvtileoun
lirmas..furnlnhltig is the Fur'.
•chotio of covorinaa lor the f10r.,1. To
[noon upon whom - this pleannnt duty falls
and . to - all who ars curfew, as to LIN titan.
new of transacting the carpal JoPnfunot
on a large scale, we can confidently re.
command the antabilahment of Meters, '
M'Clintocit dr Co., tie at once an wivalf
taganon Waco 0,-buy 111, and a 11.1. t. ant-
Infnatory place it,nee.
Len g Courtatil pF
"A rnr" . send.. us the following
With a inquest that it he publiatted for
the edification of bashful toweine who
dilly daily about their sweethearts, and
take up an amount of. time in dawdling
and dangling quite ineffirient to exasper
ate the nvost, patient of the gentler sea :
'lf there Is anything:nos/disheartening
to u woman titan a long courtelep I has - a
yet to db,nover It. From the woman who
inerrl.q for a home:--and them are far
too many who do that—to the fair crea
ture who marries fir love, there are
thousands who are kept In . ausponso for
years, not knowing whether the man
whom they expect to marry is really
going to.propbce or not. It in Vclry err.
Lain that long courtships seldom result
in matrimony. It generally happens
that the faults of both par - Ilea are made
evident, and the dibdre fur separation la
mutual. But no ynnrg (or old) man has
aright to monopolize the attentions of a
lady ft.: years and then coldly dismiss
, tier. Ily so doing he
.Fosslbly prevents
her from marrying coma ono who would
be glad to have her, and acts a part
winch no gentle Man wile Edo, gentle.
Mk], In ken you Lave dclitried that the
lady to worthy of your choice (and
drib% he too long chnot It) 'pp the guts
tlon' tivii not her hosit at rect." The
advioe of the piquant correspuldent la to
the point. In other vtortia ' •l imalnesa is
business." So then, ilachful .
"pfp the question" and then prepare; for
the wedding tour by purchasing one of
these elegant bride's trunks—tin beat
Llebler's, No. lilt Wood street.
lAobhee has also eyoryttling In the trunk
line—ladies' sateen,' gentlemen'. travel.
(log satchels, trunks, pa:twat:testis and
valccen of ailitzte, styles and patterns.
Call on Liebfri at his mammoth enePO
rinin, No. 114 Wo - d street, and look a:
the stock. Illegan: finish And cheap
prom ellaraetpriz4 this trstabi fah Inert,
/14 Wood street, as tile pia,.
Lite I obuyance
In augwer to many inquiries we give
below a brief eiplanktlen or the
Lion cf the accumulating policy Mille
(lc-opsratlce Life Insurance Company,
which seems to be ouperceding all other
.
forme of life inaurance. Taking for ex
ample ths age, forty-five years, and the
amount of itlllUrallee, one thousand dol.
lam, the applicant to requ {red to pay ten
dollar.. cash when the inauranee Ia elect
ed (say September I, 1869) and an equal
auto on the let of January and July,
inland 1571, making In all fifty dollars.
Ile la alsoXequired to pay an sasessment
of two dollars within the next todendar
month after each death that occurs in
his Cittalt (I,oot persons.) often as
three two dollar asmeasments are paid,
two dollars aro added to -the amount of
insurance, the policy being settled as
rot Iowa:
lithe insured shall die before making
any other than the find ten dollar pay
ment, the forty dollars unpaid on his
admission fen 1.111 be deducted from the
oco thousand dollars, and hie heirs will
receive nine hundred and sixty dollars
cash. If -ho shall die after making
twant3 - stive two dollar peymeute, his
bairn will receive the full one thousand
dollars, with twentyfive two dollar
additions, or one thousand and flay
dollars. If be has paid one hundred
assessments, hie heirs will receive one
thousand two hundred dollar., &c., ,te.
If the insured shall reface or fait to
continue his payments, the policy is not
entirely forfeited, but by Its terms stands
good for a annealed amount for each year
during which payments were continued.
All interested should gat the Company's
circular, - at Its office, /29 Smithfield
street.
Elegant Heateence and Grounds for
sale on 1 .2111 f street—the realdonce of the
Into James P. Tanner, Eel. The build
ing is ono of the boat in the two cities,
and the location very deislrablo one,
having a 'lnegnificent view of the two
cities and the rivers, railroads, ha, being
free from' grooke, hoot, Ac. The house
tiontaMs same seventeen rooms, large
bhuallrso, h e i me n ce ts i n
such
and
m a i l l
a t n h d
cmoldiTo
we-.
ter all through the house; bath rooms
and water Wilson' on each floor; fire and
thief proof vault; the whole house Is
heated with a patent heater. Also, car
riage house, stable, gree' hone°, summer
house, Ice hone°, tine fruit, and every
thing lo make It a drat clam residence
having the comforts of the country end
all the oonveniences of Um city. Thin
property will be sold for much loss thou
It would cost to Improve, and on reason
able tortes. Enquire of
C. H. Love,
59 Fourth Avon ue
The Coutieental
Call at the, Continental to.dav and en
joy a rare dinner prepared expressly for
the occasion and suitable to the limes.
All that can please the eye and appease
the appetite will be found on the table. -
Cientlemanly waiters will be found
prompt and obliging in satisfying the
demands °lithe patrons. For . Wetness
men the Continental, next door below
the Postotnce, Fifth avenue, will be found
especially convenient. They can drop
in tally convenient.-
on their way to
will the Post
°Moe d .
Stra h ngers In the city dud all
they can ask for at the Continental !nth°
way of edibles. Hungry people, all pro
fessions, trades and Mama, can easily
aPpease their hunger by calling at the
Continental. •
New Mots.
hkrunteln Patriots .......
The Squire's Daughter:...
TheA r achlyville Boys
Cantata Charley
Eugene Cooper
Baby's Cihristmam Ultt
Ho That Overcometb ......
Temperance Library
For sale by F. G. Robieman.
113 Third avenue.
Special indoceinesta will be °tiered to
ppm,na purchasing books for Sunday
School Linear
•
The Worst man that the French revolu
tion producial was Bertrand Barere. So
utterly depraved did he become that be
lent alt taste for Pior, Dannals CO. ? el
cream ale, and blood alone could "attar},
C. C. Ltghtrap, of the Morgan House.
Would reapectfully inform hie Mende and
the public generally that on and after
April 1, banal take charge of the tinarrr
nnusn, Where Ito will be happy to mow
all his old. friends and patrons.
Any lady with sufficient meffinuilcal
Skill to Tuna noffitencill, can use is Singer
&min Machine. It rune very light and
n!nr.
MORNING, MARCH 26, 1870
• Auneerreente.
irritiLt 1101 r \Lnir.—.1 large and avloct
an
-1110141. 1.40111 b litt at Ina Opera MUM*, last.
smoffi„, an it wwl the err...sloe of Mr.
ILwooport'n lainopt. u narnon and l'y•
t man . ' Was presented in an not ralnalraldn
mannar. Mr. hariitiport ell llau.o n 1.4
1.1 auonrinr , and will:inn never mei n
Pytilien more ;Wink/1,1,1y tilayel
thi s ,. IL was. by Mr. ( 1 11.111.nr Net nv•ntilg.
Tlrs emtartalnmantcl..ad with tha , .
opialitni remedy intro," Wl/11:11
WW. clan well rmular n L A n asrollenl 6111
mill Isli.rfnadnd 1.1/1a arlerileen nod able
eretileg,
•
rd , tfln
Ilitt onI• eon! liaoitt to .1.4 n full illi141“1
Ao , Aol.oitty oof f. 411411, kit vri,
haofft amt I.lotoo i 1 1 1 01 , 111 4 :10 tilfl/11 limn tlogl:
114 1 / 1 1. rntn n. blOt, A Pp/undid pro.
grastoom 1001I•lin 0ia11e0... 6 4 .1 tio, mxtpmu
thin ..thstrorrort, •,1.1 Ode tovottilttif clortfAt
their , o.ignanitonttl In fittolieult.
liar* lotilWaldo llnak• at huh Pt 1,44
A moor whfrli llorritt'a A atm/Irony
with u hole. Ar. Ina, Mltchall'it A ticl of
Ow World, Iloruo'm Intrtaluntlon, Bor.
alit nn Ihn /Ina, Tantaumnt, Waslay'a
Morino., '4, .voln.. .14Ythology of AO.,
I'4tCan World, Th. NNW C . . 10.1117 of Uan-
arallona. I vol. quarto, ' Connnantary roll
thn Ktrlntorna In !Alin, NI tollalind In
Ilot louf it.irt,• I voittroo nmo, !AIM,
01114tk Ilohrow, I', NMI, I !Winn, Norman
and tnia..ollannoor works. In ovary 114-
partnront of I,ltaraloro, HelanNo and Art.
Htitlionory or all klsnla. For 111111(1 by
Colont.l John D. 1::4411. No. 41, .lath
lie on lnlow Noll tb Hold, atroal.
ul; - N'cnlher--Iieniily and irhion
014,1 NO Strf.t•-•ACW Ml)j, of Mkt, no
Cap*.
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'llia beautiful apring•llkn weather with
rio..havo loom fnVnrod for a row
Jaya j ,- .at (1101 brOUgli., wit the beauty
end (million of bar, eity to promenade Inn
principal thorouglifaren. badtea With
new at ulna of Iwmnotn , and gents will: the
oorr-tool onlaly.oty/ra of hat. and all the
go, honking of hats, do ,we may again,
(141111,11 our renders thnt lhn larneat atock
of hatred and MOat elegant idylea It. to .
tin found at the Great Itapreeentative
Het and Gap Howie of Wut. Fleming &
Cu., N0:130 I.s'oott sttrott. I'rotri 15 to 20
pat cunt.-.can 1,0 email by purr:bating
there.
I.aat Day In Pittsburgh,
Ilsday Colonel (Mahan will positively
hold hie Net levee In Pittsburgh at Bur
nell's lduseum. 'lt In hardly masihie
that there are many of our citizens who
have roc called on and became cc
quaints.l with the largest man In the
world; but the vary few 'who have
neglepto4 One]. a visit will certainly not
Purinit this day to pass without Peeing
Mtn. Rut thn groateet crowd will be
1b.% who have, soon and hsosmo Ts
qualnto'l will him;for he nay made booms
of friends', who will call to stay farewell
and leave him rood 'Moen wishes'. The
&tan Mali, too, will draw tilts share of
friends. }IP entern hie tank at 11 A. 3i.
and 3 uud 8 v. X.
Mew - a:Vs.
. _
Tabasco 'rowan's, 45 Ninth St
Snuff. ........ :. ... .....Nteg raw's, 45 Ninth St
Cigar. ' . - Mt graw's, 45 Ninth St
Pis.. 1116grawhs, 45 Ninth St
Iteare-heumn Ntograw's, 45 Ninth St
Ponrh.e4 Niesrrew's,- 45 Ninth St.
Smoking outfit...Nies:raw'', 45 Ninth St
eon:pito "Lock ...NiegrawNs, 45 Ninth St.
Wholaeale, ratall.Nlagraves, 95 Ninth St.
Papules- price: hirtraw's, 46 Ninth St.
Flint itllre Wales Furniture Sake:—
A. Loggia*, auctioneer, will coil on Mon
day next, at ten o'clock, the entire fur;
piton; or ten moms at No. 373 Beaver
avenue. Allegheny; also, on Tuesday
next, at tan o'clock, the entire furniture
of the Morgan licuae, corner of Pasture
lane* timi Taylor avenue. - These sales
embrace a good assortment of beds and
bedding.
• With the return of the bright, walnut
sunny spring days Moorhead has rapier:-
111 MM his stock of ladies' fancy - goods
and lin:lona, at Nn. nl Market etrom.
The laJlu will now fled nt his ettablish
ment all that they need in. trimming'',
dreas goods, laces, cuffs and collars,
fancy notions for the toilet, jot Joweiry,
and the innumerablesmallartieles which
are neemary tcroompleto a lady's outfit,
Pastry, llnec o'nfectionry, Ice cream,
cakes, candle.., and all kinds of foreign'
and detneatic fruits at Youneson's, corner
of Smithfield erect and Diamond alley.
Everything In the way of choice and
dainty edibles at Youngaou'e. Meals at
ail hours for ladlre end gentlemen at
Youngeon'a..- One of the tincat dining
hal la in the city, and. over thing to 00,
reapend.
Henry Pauli., having been burned
out at t 24 littio avenue, has removed hie
boot and shoe store and factory to the
inarner of ;Fulton and Sheffield streets,
Fifth ward, Allegheny, where from the
2lst Instant ho will be glad to watt on his
Mends and custornersais usual. 41
•
The Spring• Stock 01 Henry C. Hale.
Merchant Tailor, at corner of Penn
avenue and Sixth atroel, la now large
and complete. kionalour Benpaine con
ti um to preside at the cutting, tf
tell Down—Hoots and Ribes Down.—
Sirvar given In change to all purchaaera
of }toots and Shoes. .Infant'. Fancy Shoes
only - ten cents at 28 Fifth aventre.
4 • W. B. Corr at CO.
---
Three Buudred Per Cent.
Offered to agents to make and sell the
Patent Clothes Washer. Address,
A. rd. - Smyru,
2 Box 533, Pittsburgh, Pa.
No matter what your prejudices may
be in favor of any. particular Sewing Ma.
chine, ma can couvert•you to the !reprov
ed "Singer" at No. 20 Sixth street (late
St. Clair.) STRAW 44. MORTON. 2
EIZEI
II U 4 u TS — Soddenly,. at half past 11 o'clock,
it Wald, at bit lice resl , lrooe, 023 LlbeltY
son, Kea. WATSON 111113111:11.
Notice of funeral In evenlar nainlka.
~►D7D~lIiT~~q
01 4 E1'11 NIEVER & NON,
NO. CIS MON trnmEr.
•
Carrlingua /or 11 ." 13161 . 1.11/5 Faralmbed.
COPF/liS ood al/ 7antral rurutstineat rt •
.141 rates.
MRS. S. C. ROBB,
No. 91 Federal Sr., Allegheny
At Ing det•rtnined not to co; over Niele
Locus, .111 hosnAvel 11-4" toy
050530 • e , eon run, for th
HATS,
FLOW S. RS.
. RIBBONS.
PTA THE
FRAME -I,
LACE CI WLA RS.
• LACE HAN DNB BO'n,
•
LLEEN.COLLAR3 AND •
CUFFS. •
• PAPRIL CVLLASS AND CUFFS,
EIU fiLoVE."
. eisemrn,
LAMPE, HOSE.
CHILDEEN , E 1103 E.
CLUNEY LACE EIIUINOS
•
r.einrs. 11:4DERN(i run '
L.Dlrs , ArlioNs. ' •
r..w .sal t s i ll i Ulf. , 9 , lLSWlTCHEJ
i 1,,,, ,.
AIK .NETTS.
Ac,. to., .10
per sous wishlpg
I'ol4 ndiebuing OtkZi,EIMI.. ro.
fr3GATIIF
JOHN M..OOOPER & CO.
Belt and Brass Founders,
LOCOMOTItE hIIOLLING MILL
BRASSES
71a tie Promptly to Order.
BABEIT'S METAL
Made and Kept on Hand
proxieurs and Maanfackn (ern Of
M. Cooper's Imprevcd Balance Wheel
STEAM PUMP.
Office, 882 PENN STREET.
11 50
1u
.. 1 15
. 150
_ 2 25
76
Fonnd l 7, Car. 17th and Railroad Ntrests,
mi
rusLic iNoTivE.
•
Harlux been appotntegHAfland NASMETER
INSPECTOR yer•AOrgheny CountY,....Ped
hereby given that unto the neceasary u=te and
Mechanical TesileF Machinery can be provided.
/ will be found - at the OFFICE OF TiuE•IlA.
TIONAt. COUN6ItY AND PIPE Nvonah.,
Twenty-Odnsstreet, eeur Penn, Pittsburgh.
B. R. !MTH.
Ole and Oika Meier Inspect°.
PIED
Vll9ll. FISH:
Irrath Late !erring: -
•• .• Whim Ylsb:
• No. 1. 2 dart 3 Mae s ssa pkg.
Labrador sekertl;
• Mond Herrlnt;
Cod /ha; ,
WATT. LANI 4 cn.o3.
TILE purrsBURGH
YINEGAR. --.
-_ • -•-.• WORKS.
BALLOU & ADAMS
167, 168, 1(;9 and 170
ME
irECOND AVENUE'.
Aro Arror rrtorarti f 0rr.1.1. VINIA.•11. At MO
1.1,74 , MASLArrr ItA • ru. *LW:IPa 1 Du
itcntar:yr galleri Or,
ES1:11A WINE VINEGAB.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
1,1140111.11T10N NOTICE.-No
Item
1th.1.570. •
I I
ThP hivt famcd r C.
IfMNt, l / 1 11, tin. Arm maws of 1.11 IN* M ,
.1, No. 33,41.cc50
LotlnrlTlsthaw. t Laltz.
. t. u X..KAL.1.11,.
7tlg. 1.170
7un. I..trlstourt.
mitZI:•11
1 DAVE: TIIII7 DAY ASSOCIA
k •••1113 and .IL1&X
ill!41/11.,o, 1 •Ac pUtp.ol4l. trao.antix re
1 • 10/1/111lit: AND 51311,0t1 4 1.11
u /ar glno DARIO and cylo Cr BIN Xl
if All , lt e l nif thx•kfig, for pr.ll
1101,11 . 111, MHAN.A...34[1...1. Y. NINSIlkil
BINUILLit, CASSEL Fe CO.,
'Produce Commission Merchants
ANV NtitIOLICSALE DFALIILS fN
Flour,. drain, Fetd, Hay, Seeds, Salt,
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE GENERALLY.
Hydraulic Cement, Anthracite Coal
NH. 361, 36fi. 868 and :70 PENN NT.,
31.4,11,11 7, 11.70,
N OTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
'lle pint - km*6lllp hezethrote tzleting bt , tweett
711,111 AS ELYUItEt. S. 11 NE..IIIIT end J. A.
MUMIE. y Tetfitro, Moore *Go , hat heat di.
Ttshu.. Tclf , trd wllltdrawlrc from the
turns. - TEL 00111), 3100 HE .t
"prrrhasca the tr,r.t THOM&
2 1 .1.100 D In in r M. of Ttlfor., Moore & 06.,
wili .00110,/, the Jab Printing 1 •0•111••• •
n.hr name and as is Of JACKSON MOOJIA &
1).. 6* ;lid MG Plllb sTenne.
.. •
'Formerlyith W. listen & Co.
PlTrillol4,ll. klateb. 1&70. 1.1116:r41
EZM=MIN
T. & J. T. IL'IcCANCE,
No. 19G Liberey Street,
HAVE RECEIVED THEIR RED' STOCK
OREIGN CLOTHS AND SUITINGS
WNICII WIU. BE
Made to Order at iteduced Prices.
OVEM OATH fot ftle . .1122,a7
SPRING ASD SUMMER STILES!
•
1070.
J. c. tg • ritittoN. C. C. lerit tentriNG.
M'PHERSON &MUHLANBRING,
s terob.l Tailors. No 10 SIX 111 17111 ET.
tiara glair.) We have rtneet•.il a tarn and
Sri) selreted Muck of too Iva• and anon fashion
&big ricotta In our doe. • great pot tutu of womb
re our own Iniportatiod.
ling eon...int of r or ability to glee perfect
sattefser on. ere mogul:oily solicit fr. ut •on AU
esrir esiuntniodon of .crir coot of floe Cloths,
(2nerlmeios,_Veitrags, tea
AteT/10.1i. , 01t 6 IifIEFNL.II.NIISINIi.
Londe
NEW SPRING:GfifIES. •
=I
G-SISSIZIERE2,
w retelt MEd& M MYMIL.
Merchant Taller. 72 dmltlOtehl
WALL PAPERS
NEW WALLPAPER
701{
Nol'itlNG SALES,
N 0.107 Market St., near sth Avenue
We now oder to the public. clock of PAPER.
HAN U reblib um:tuba...l !n the West for variety
and bran ty of etyler.erebracing all the Noveltiee
In FRESCO. MOSAIC, PEESL&N and GRECIAN
DESIGNS. to plain and bright colon. for Halle.
Dieing Hoot.. de. Alto. WOOD and 3IIEILE
DECORATIONS, TINTED and GILT PARLOR
PAPER% with an rime. t endless variety of
CHEAP SAT ATS PAPERS, WHITE and SHOWN
BLANKS for Chamber*. Ac. AG of which we
propose to . nell ea low tithe lowest la the market.
CuiPand tee, at.
N - o. 107 Market St., near sth Avenue
JOS. B. HUGHES & BRO.
WALL PAPERS.
•
SPRING, 1870.
PRICES REDUCED.
40 INOESES erlar lint. at 750. her roll.
greet Tinkly at 50,. per roll.
tiLAZILD—eII kinds at Americanl.
ELEIIAoT French au II Caper Henn ,
Inge. not epecillea attore ,
punerleu to any +la'
•ortrreul in the country. rot tale at
W. P. lIIIARsEnura'S
New Wholesale and Retail Store,
• .19.1 Liberty BEreet.
nahl rITTSBUROII.
SLAW. — O - ETITa.. TJTEZIRI-
100 WOOD STRE
I qiumENSWARIE,
Vino French
Cii7;lV.4. AND GLASS.
Silver Plated Goods.
OWNER AND TEE . SETS
Tea Trays and Cutlery.
The beet imported WRITE Eio":"E'
WARE and COMMON GOODS ' I
at low prices.
E. BREED dr. CO.
Cease, GLASS
QUEENSWARE.
A large aseortmentof new patterns ind ehapes
mat received. Also Plated and Brills/all/Wares
Vases and Par/an Ware, now opening and /Or
sale at very low veleta at
H. BIGBY &
No. IS MEATY STFTET.
LECLAB
ETTF3II§ Oh ADMINISTRA. ,
TION on the estate of bu r g h, BE rR
3 .L 1 A.115. lata of Terab ward, rltt deed.
bating been granted W the undersignd, all
f ere Ont Indebted to sid4 estate 1.10 make tame
Mate payment, and all persons baring tithes
titian the eyose end present teem roPerly so
hentlwetl for eettlement to the co derqgled.
990909 M. 11099 dfl,
fall, 901 Heaver aymtue, Allegheny elle. '
bLETTERS • TESTAMENTARY
inf too estate° f MARHARET OTZIVAPT.
eof Wm laird lord. Alltifboblf• o botti
Vetg,•;:'.4:t.T:f.gf.',71 1 d1:u71%%,',"•2 1 ,11111
It prooeotan lot ,ettWoemat at Ms Wire, .00
Holman. Ilulet ot , corner of Wood street and
11,01 Avenue, POW .sbargp.
fen: 9!•e DAVID otTPWAIIT.
A591011/LEIS SAY.E.—BOOK
ACCOUNT g or c. C. ALOE").
T2II2.IIDAY X' .OININ6, March' 119tb, 16:0,
at 114 o'clock.. ay . *roar or. Alicigure la 'look
will lie sold on second floor of Cotonter •
clot nate. muar A 206 Hooltlitlaldstract. be Book
itootoints of X: C. Mato. a tillakraltt.
A. WM:kV/WM Al:Karam,
ETONE
WY -NV' COMMON'
Ma Mine Stem Fro? kg.
/101411Thr .C1:1111er Wett Oa= an, Alleybuty.
, • WIV. ELPH 41. - TVA.TII.I2L Ai-CO. .
Ran oat= ad' id MCDSIII CZ WON Ittittli
tut
WA t &Or. le. -r rligi 10,111Thatl, BMW?
!SUM. WA • gad and Tomb iltonr.
.rll7E(iti_P,
IF C)1
SIIBURI3AN RESIDENCE
At tiewiekley.
Davi. il ‘ v.rmititee op. removing to any farm
at th• Meal: ' , elm near T•eatute, I offer for
limn h. pro r whore I Pew reside, allele:dug
tn. snewiely of gewlek lea. lbw aro. eenalat
of soar 111 4 , 17.1. Intly diveralled with
Mope,
reel and abrupt bank a. A Memel.
bro. p.ll, throe. the plat• . atialeil by •hun
el See 01.1 tuna: teat or a de,n varietiee.
Tome are near' y YOU Leering Pear 'Tees Or
et...p.m *.actions. hedge, apple. Peed,. Pine , .
•toirry. &a. Al io. grapes, m.o.:Amine.. plait.
te.erie • ai• kw her rbie sod tabor •smaller Pratt.
There it a large •peen for Tractable garden. The
gal ed... , par". 11 4, 1 ..
idsiets are an • attra...l.•l-aturr. very eipprepri
ar•iy givieg M. ie.., • i Tanglewood '• In the
pi.... well. th- mew eir ill.: Mile river.
ease •
keie...n toe valoy.rmaler. thhe spot uneurp eased
In ply twaily.
lar 1 emling hoe la a first Malta bile[. od
treijei. little. and mite, ted Cellar under the w
—• intara 14 room. and wkihr.... ang raili
Poo.- to basement, with einmernee lure closet.
foi China, stony and elothenr. There Ira Imp
KW, n . Wer-fall:ng stone-1..0e/ Meters, filed
alpo water from al• e W.f, and pump* forbut
ang Anid water In batb room, Mienea and watt!.
lhooae waste water la eesehareed throe. pipaa
aide, diatseee're,ta the bonen. There la me lee
boast aad :einem , de.. cooling rouir .d a geoid
bare.. , arrlavralkeid and chicken yawl • • 7he Wake
Is Lou nel•al en al aide, by highway.. and anew
ha rase :tots railroad ur turnpike.
Yewlealeiv Is EA pill, tram the city. on the Yt.
la •ynai lietiroacand pe tt •tt es many attractione
far a .an reside., Tee ourcero. aitom.
tode:do ptwos leave niithlne eu be desired In
hew ay of eommureleatlon. a. the! relive.
bugr:ng troi rive. all the way duet. ekes Si.
rine eelighruly rears. leg. Tito nela v of tee
Vall.y l s.std.lreble, tor. Ipealder. It worthy
fare.. aelartemene. he. are found it venally
cars 1.11.411137 0/17 te11... prof...2k lawyers.
1 ,
bank en, a. other bawl stns men and retie . .
eir 'ch.,. vane,ml shooed. and h rer are
etarchte or denomlna:lone, having tb.
at. et: minute re. . r
Yo• price and ten. (Ali al my Drag Store. ,Xo.
1115 Liberty 1. rift/burgh. If not .old be.
fore April lat. this Property will its toiet.
7ROII. H. Itl3ifili•if
FOR AA LE.—IIIVILDING LOTH
•AI.I.P.I.sHENT CITY. —I oErr ter sale
the most deildh•le. , halldlt g lota situated In the
notond ward. Alloglieny, cm Perrysville Plank
Road and Oblervatlery avenue, adleinlng the
tOmerratnrY Mends. Time Lam ore•Mt't tit
tlv. and one-half (5•41 acres. A plan' thee.
I,:ty can hs tern at my store . No. 83 WOOD
•ThEET, The plan hit
also I ' tn rteurded.
Each lait Is a front lot, fronting on Perryarlite
readOf ObverritOrl •VollOC: sine. 34 feet widc
by 131 4e•p. The lots opoo , r•te lite residence et
irrN7IT.; sfo4tW. Falter
Yore desellings have been erected already. Par
sons desdruus to :leave the low grounds and
amok) c:11r• eon hero geld •n onitormulte• The
locality is one of the dant in the Drool:les t ..
but Dent mit:mane' walk from the MN of leaver
street: a board walk leads to the premilses. The
great beauty or scenery and serreundllags are do.
llghtfnl•
Term. Maly: indeed low. Enrol .
1 . . of
GEt) 1.,
No 83 Wend street. Eltieburgh, or No. INM 80 Elle
Avenue, Allegheny city
1.1
1 , -c - J•rt,
A •Penn - Street Residence.
That large. tree storied BRICK RRIIIDENCR.
No. 110 Peon Frnaz-r. ••111 be
sobd ut;e rraecnabt- terra.. The !teasels one
of the trwst enbstentla! hue well.hullt residences
the city. It esetrite. 1% /teems, with Rath
Rastas. Ce and nrilsked attic. with ail the
Tire
Improvements ter Water. Oast, Beat. ter
Tire FURNITURIL will he sold with the house,
If dealred,aedlinneedlatepo 3333 101ant/el/Igen.
For Information, Inquire of C H. M. 8111TH.
01 Illaniund street, or of the under - slat ed,
' B. W. WILLI4I3
100 WOOD W , Jr 4
rehn lIIKET.
P1T1.51111.116 PA.
n0e2.4:732
20 LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
—Situate nearly adjeluing the Rest
e/na ognoinghara and Booth Pittaborgh, and
within Ofteen winures snit of ears. street
ears. Nearly 500 . lab bane latmy been sold
here. `Ugly god mar, of which hare been bent
•upon. ataxic "900 remain that are oilers d
for tale by the eriginals, which can new he had
by faro, a small enema dawn enrich Lot. and
the balance to one, two end threey eam. Prlcys
o f Lola noW range from #215 t o s4oo. dn.
ffeeiy• B. MCLAIN I Co..
• 104 gem
I=
VOR NALLE.—Engines and Boil-
F 63,.: lierfluol !Second 11, , ,nd, of all kinds
toncGptly on band.
Order. Rom all outs of %be countrr promptly
.
Corner 31.V10n Avenue and P., P .W W. &C.11.W
4tiogbe.y.
P .
ERSONAL.—AII 'venom, seek-
INV HONES, or lurssuuctits in Heal Er
'21." trouble and honey b p
1;
;;T E a' are 71%
/ nI. nut..Tr:At!' given at . ..yawl:Hi
or will be Font by mai:l , p.m, in any requesting It.
Person...unfit fell in get fruited out of the isms
list It Donlan, & PHILLIPS, Pon.
Ushers Uer.l.E.riate &gout., No. LOP Yourtlt
omens..
AGNEICS ' FRENCH COLORING
The Very Best in the &tiled Biala,
WILLXADI - WAGNER
981 'North Seventh Street,
Iteeen hens—All the lea , :t.g nov,e. ln
delynla.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN,
'fInOi[AXNAJLE DEALItAN LIC
PURE RYE WRISRIES,
409 Pi STREET,
nave Eiteneoved
NOEI. Zs 4 AND aqa,
Car. Eleventh St.. (trir. r.,rly
, TOSEPTiI S.IeIYC.II L: CO.,
No.. ISO, 797,150, IDI, lan maul 1.93,
71ZEIT BTJULICT, ITITS=UIO3II,
1tAR177.1=52118 OF
CROPer Ofstillad Pare ltsa Whiskey
401LEIfiN . WIA - Z2 aa4 LI
MbaF.llll3
n tub) A - Ira:Y.l,ft alizYwA ova
NElli SALES STABLES FOR HORSES
JUST. ESTABLISHED.
The eubtariber bag ettabllthed a Bale. Stable at
the Wm. Penn Hotel, Allegheny. Where he will
hose Constantly on hind a large anpoly or No. 1
Horse.. ALL SALES titrAHANT - vHD. Salle
faction legated In all roe., end IF THE HORSES
DU NUT TUito OUT Al REPRESENTED,
THEY WILL. BE TAKEN BACK AND TFIE
blOctET HEYONNIEDI
OBERT B, PATTEBSON & CO,
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St.,
Wu,/ on Every 'Saturday Hold
AN AUCTION SALE
NURSES, CARRIAGE?, BUGGIES
•
. .
• . WAGONS,
AL^d4 - tuthini appertandur to M Hone.
Past!.. Hoe.
Part.. dean og to .11 will Mr.. learn tbalr
notice of eocnignment on or berm, Thursday..
tendwort In order tor adverbial.... Prompt at
on and good can will Deere, all - Mock left
for...
JOILN IL STEWART. Auctioneer.
aocar U. xr.n.masor.
TIORT. R. PATTERSON C. CO.,
)F~;.a~a~H~
13 Al d_+ TD
MMIIISS'ION STABLES
OE. SEVENTH AVENUE A. MERIT ET.
n . I6hs_ fTTI'SEISIIGII, PA:
REGO'S TEABERRY TOOTHAVASII.
lathe moat pleasant, ebeaptat and heat Dui
fries extant.
Warranted free from inlarlons In eredle et.
It preserves and whitens the Teeth!
Invigorates SSA soothes the Gums!
c i ggringcrifit u Dt ' ll h e;
cune• and Parities Zitlnetaz Teeth!
Its sup3rior article for Children:
Sold he ll Drlamel- to end Dentists.
Proprietor,eo WILED(,.
It
R. Vi:742lollti ßS' El i nt:oo% Ye •
mrAnsnALus • ELIXIR.
7 CIISTIALL'II ELME WILL effax
MAIIKIALL'S ELIXIR WILL CLIIIIIIIII . 2ZWIA.
liensam.J. , s Maxi". oni.z. Coos Corri Vii•
roes.
tunes of Morokoll , o Ellllr, $l.OO Dar
_bottle.
apranee/Ig:illsing,ggtZh•M. LL
rsh.
Vlllll. • .
A.: 20 bbl. N 0.2 Itsekersit
•
a°/Alf/ do.' dn.:
20 bbls lio. 2 Large Mackcval;
23 bolls do. do.;
AS bids da. Ma n. do.; -
. 23 bal?.. do. do. do.;
23 bid Ticketed itorrlnd; • . ,
2.003 po nda Cattish. For said irk
o'2 .1. iii CANYIELD. 141 Iftra3Alool6o.
QLACK COOPERAGE.:
LOO Oak Nall lee; • • -
. J... .1111510. Alar Atli; - - •
Now WALD/ Ihnia Maus Jjllata, far sale b • • .! ” Id , wirr ,• cry.
FOR SALE
WILLIAM JILICiEOWN
, M=
JAMES MIA. & Co
WINES, LIQUORS, &O.
MANUFACTURED LT
=I
AMEFOIZTEU.F. OF
laws() rnurroos
,cow irks OY
PITTSEICIELGR, PA.
L 1
AMUSEMENT - 8-
NEW OPERA- EGEPE.
rATCII.DAY AFT EttNooN. March JO IBTO.
E. L. DAvr.mromr MATINEE,
i liieb e cer.mion will be I.itAtilDeil ShM.
nnmit ComtiST of
MUCH ADD ADONT NU I'
Ur. E. L. Daraapart. 4
BA, LIIIDAT FtV/ININ•. Inn Perl_mommer
commence " - la Shalt epearen smolt .r.g.ay el
EICHARD ill. •
Dale or Gloster Mr. Z. L. Davenport.
To concluder with the new faro. or lit
EIFIFEATMAN'S HOLIDAY.
Mondar Evening—Tin DUKE II MOTTO.
rgfAC
,WENT OF MUSIC.
fli\oreday, Friday and Batarday Breaks,
MARCH MS, AS aulil6.
LAhT THREE NIGHTB or the ald tatottlen
and reliable •
NORRIS BRAS. MIIiSTBELa
- LOOK OUT rag NZW NOYILTISS.
Produced aver). Wight tble week, •
?RI CITY
THI C/I'Y 1101111 e CARE!
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March 211th, at I o'elook. •
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INSUEL&HOE
THE MO - OrrY
MUTUAL LIFE ..INSIJHANCI CO.
Of Pizinsylvania. •
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Office, 75 Feaiial St., Allegheny City.
• DIRECTO/ANS
Boa. .14.NY. , 3 L. stall:UM,
He:. J. IL CLARE, D. D.,
Capt. U. ROB/NtioN.
Rev'. A. R. SELL. D. D.
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Rev. NEoPIP,
A. RUDA Cesinler Allegneny Trust Co.
JAC: or. RUSH. Real Estate Allent,
Mayarof Alleghenl.
C. W. KENNY. Ratter. ,
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D. kIWOGER. ussoranee Assent.
Dipt. MORT. MORLEMSOMs Preaddessts
Ate . ... 7. B. CLAB.M.D.D.. Wee Prositsloßio
JACOB MUM/. leePetßEPo
O.A. BURNT. Treastaror.
M. W. WHITE. AIRDICAL ADVIns.
DANIEL WOOER. Dean Avert.
,COMMISSIONED A.DENTS YOU ERZ CO.:
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Forth West Corner Third sad Wood BMW.
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CHOICE AND RARE
CONFECTIONS,
FOR PRESEI47S. AT
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GEO. BELIVENIS,
12 rederal Street, attleghetay.
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GRAY & LOGAN,
Have removed from 47 'SIXTH STUMM 241 I
89 Fifth Airvae
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