Q flit lath* Gairtti, LFIT AND SUBURBAN. TDe lispablican members of Council will hold a caucus at half pot two o'clock this afternoon In Common Conn ell chambeito nominate candidates for Plre Cammlsslonem Tie order season is almost over New five cent plows are oonaing into cdrouistion. cny Councils meet Monday at two o'etoek r. w. T. IF. C. A.—See advertisement. Monthly meeticg to-night. The public are invited. • LeVera of good books sre referred to the advertisement of D. It.ppleton the leading New York PobUshing House bn our first page. Cntef Davie, is using his endeavors lo have Shit ordinance relative the pia dor of over sidewelke enforced. Toro or throe' of the Offenders were bronitlet to just's° yesterday. Wanted-3 rollers, 3 hookera.lo, 3 men for rum work, 3 boys for country, to • wOtk In vineyard. -Also girls for all -wo k Tor city and country; Apply at ... ploymset Orlios. No. 1 Sixth street. sifted —We learn from the Cincin nati Enquirer of Thursday that John Hatiubton, Fag late writing editor of 111 Journal. has been admitted to prae ,llto the several condi of, that city and • William Barrington yesterday made inibiwation before Alderman McAdams, of the Fourteenth • ward, charging William Eillagher and wife with choking hinti and threatened to do him bodily harm. • The parties were arrested and beld to tell for a bearing. 1 lannestle Trouble.—Yesterday Alder man Taylor t foreland the information of Agnes -Mann against John Moran for Winn earl , battery. John is her hus band- He kicked and runt her, ahe al. leggin, and threatened to kin her. John was arrested and held for a hearing. around Drowned.—Coroner Claweor received a telegram from Tarantiam yes terday stating that the body of an un known man had beton found floating In the Allegheny river at that ohm yester day morning. Tbe Coroner repaired to Tarentm to hold an Inquest on the body. -The luxury of a good cigar can be sp• predated by the patrons of Megraw. No. 45 Ninth (Hand) street. 110 tuts all the Dept brands and some choice varieties to bilobtained only at his eatabluibruenx. ildesrschamr, all kinds of pipes. tobacco and snuff, to be had at No. 45 Ninth street. lu Trouble Agato.—Str. Fred. Maid was before United States Commlealoner Gamble yesterday,. charged with carry. lug on • wholesale business without baying paid a epeeist tax, and for neglecting to nut up a proper sign. He was held to ball for Ma appearance at the next term of court. °slog Hems.—. , Clara Augusta," the talented authoress whose contributions to mayoral of the leadleg journals have become so popular, pasaect through We city yesterday on her way home to New Hampshire, front North Fayette town ship, thin county, where she has biotin wending several weeks visiting her . friends. Flaky Fireman—lit the are Thiareday algid in the Seventeenth ward Daryes Donaldson, a fireman, attempted to Inter fere with the Lawrence Hose Company: He annoyed the ..boys" ao mach that an 'Wear s vse called who took him chtuve. Yesterday. morning Donaldson was sent to the workbosse for thirty days by Deputy Mayor Nichols. Bit 11Ia.—John Bensttung and Beaty Behan% realdents of ()trashy borough, got into an altercation yesterday; which terminated in a fight, during I which &halm bit a — blece out of &battling's face. Information was made beforeJus- Ike Ammon by Schattung charging Schultz with mina and battery, and a warrant wee issued for Ws arrest. Carateeter ItelMensy, of oar - cheater Pasaeriger Railway, V justly retarded by.the patrons ss one of the most gentlemanly and efhciant on the load, and we regret that a little-squib, published a few days apt" , regard to the breaking down of the a , could be at ail construed Into any di pent of WM. ea It was not In the least ao Intended. Settled.—Fraratia Bennett, • boy about ton years of age, struck • child of Mn. Mary McCully 'a on the head with a tin born snd knocked it down yesterday. Mary made tnformation before Justice Meisel charging the boy with assault and battery. The boy's father agreed to pay the costa and chastise hie hopeful.noe. and on those conditions the cave was aetAled. Amonßand Battery...4obn Rail made innsrmation -before Justice Ammon of Zest Birmingham , yesterday charging Jacob Bird with assault and battery: The parties. reside In Baldwin township, WhireallFS got Into a difficulty. .when It 'LS elitigsglittle 'defendant .knoeked the tor down: Bird was arrested and brought to the Mike of Justice Ammon, • When the we was settled:, Certain' Aecldant.—A German woman; whose name we did not learn, mat with • merlons accident at Neville Sutton, on the Pittiburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago lits Wind, yesterday' morning. She was coming down the plank walk to the star Con when she slipped and fail; rotting aver into the deep gulch below, injuring herself severely. An Immediate ;sub scription was raised among the gentle man present-for Gm purpose of pimping • tailing along the walk. The Grant . Liaose.—Travelem and Strangers will anti comfortable hotel au oomnsodaticns of the Grant House, rale. ghat,. eorner of Federal and Isabella serest& Cleanliness Is a rule. In the house. not lase than attention to' the guests. Mr. G. 0. Lightesp, toe proprie tor, has had along experience in hotel keeping and understands It thoroughly. Under his management the Grant House Is (*dated- to beCome popular. quecusware.—Our home manufsetur• ars should always beaustalned abovisll others. Thus is a strong reason why our 7com.das should purchase their queens. ware at 868 Liberty street, the ware. house of the Keystone Pottery, Messrs. Kiss dkoo., proprietors. A mare cogent resson, - ffrowever, Is that they can be sup plied hare with the best goods it the cheapest prima. This argument sull9- . dent to emount for their large share of Severely IsJoree.—Yesterday after noon Christian Boff, employed as driver SW /deism Young 4. co , while prooeed tug with his team along Penn Liam; wee : accidentally jolted off the ; wagon neer litlghteenth street. Orie Sot the wheels passed over s him arm, Isatinaing the ilpth terribly, and also tearing the Bash on his leg, and ispraining his ankle. He was carried into Dr. Hearn's Caine, where his injuries were attenoed to, after which he wan taken to his borne im the Twelfth ward. meaticsreaLs-Two ems, glving their so names as rouchel and Busy. got into a quarrel at the Red Llon Hotel yesterday, and became co bobitetous that the °Meer on duty In that bacilli, was called and took them to the lockup. -They were both placed in onecell and tad been In •. 'but a few minutes when they renewed toetilltles and were ponndlog each other' severely. An officer interfered and sopa, rated them. putting them In - upstate cella. They wore brought before the ' Mayor last evening. who Imposed • tine • of po sod costa upon each a then& Ole Mate Is tba name of • new Oar am paper, the Initial number of.mbleh eppeneed lest.. reek. It is • good abed, _guano, weU printed on not vary:said paper, a fault doubtless soot bs remedied—and hill of letermting matter.- The object of this new_jouruld la to furnish the Germans of Western Pennsylvania with good reading at a low prim, and in order to do this. three serial atones, by renowned German novelists, ate begun In the drat number. ;W• like the object and the appearance .Dle Glocke, everything about It, In bat, except the salutatory, which ap• pars to have been written by one of those _ irreproachable Teutons who quarrel with their felloW-conntrymen for rpeaklng itoir,Uah In America. We believe that , the new journal will be moeissafal. and k • 0•11 publishers One ear beat wishes. Waltewialled Joseph Jones made inibrinstion before • inatine ttillebttry yesterday, charging his brottna4n-law..lalchael end Fount Boyle, with areault eau battery. Mr. - -Jonas sileps that he ens wind io whitemmiting the tattling of hie use, when the amused came in and =U nhandy upset Witten ladder upon Witch he ma standing._ In falling he streak one of them with the brash and the bucket of ilme tell on the Mbar, where upon they both ,attacked and beat him. A warrant wairtentied tbr the OM* of „- the Haylsi., • NEW PROJECT The RonneDevine Railroad— Proposed Eatendon of their Depot—A Plan for ibe improvement—Connells to be Apv • pealed to. Yesterday . .afternoon the Railroad Committee of City Councils, wi'h Presi dent linghart, of the Connellaville Rail road, were engaged in considering a new proposition which will be presented to Councils on Monday afternoon. • It is well known that the business of the railroad is Increasing, and that the approaching completion of the line in Its connection with Baltimore renders greater depot facilities an urgent neces sity-. To supply this want the Company desire to occupy a small portion of. the Monet:lsabela wharf with buildings for the purpose. They propose to extend a trestle work from the present terminus of the track at . Grant ;greet along the center of the wharf to Smithfield street, and at that point erect • new passenger depot. This trestle work will be supported by iron pillar; a sufficient distance apart, and a proper height, so that Indite on tbb wharf will not bein the least obstructed. Two tracks _will be laid upon it, with tootwalks on either side. The whole will be roofed over, and the sides constructed of ornamental latt.loe work, everything to be completely fireproof. The depot. at Smithfield -street will be about seventy feet long by about forty feet wide,: comtnemeing even with the bridge abutment and extending along Smithfield street toward Water: The front portion will be two stories high, and It is proposed to make it en archi tectural ornament to that portion of the city. The present roadway from Smith field street to the rivet's edge will be pre served—the structure being high enough to admit of the passage under it of a wagon loaded with hay. A roadway will also be Constructed from the street Into the depot for carriages and other light vehicles. The new depot will be fitted off ea the headquarters of the Company officials, and as a regular passenger sta tion. The old one It is designed to transform into a freight depot exclusive. ly, a necessity for which bra.existed a longtime.' The treatle work will not be less than sixteen feet at any paint above the wharf; :at the highest point It will, be nineteen and a half feet. From low water mark to the lower pillars of the trestle the distance will be about one hunated feet In the clear. Twenty or thirty . feet of water would be required In the river to bring it up so that the traffic on the wharf would be interfered with, and then if necessary the boats could unload on the 'retitle work, which will be as good as a landing when the aides are removed. As to the wharfage, President Hughart expressed himself In behalf of his com pany as ready to pay a fair rental for the ground occupied, so that the city would pocuniarly be the gainer. , Nearly all of the committee were pre sent yesterday afternoon and spent some time In examining the ground. They seemed to be favorable to the new move ment. It will come up In Councils next Monday, and if the privilege be granted the company propose to commence Im mediately to erect the briliclitrga.. A Strong Recommendatkui. It is often a matter of great trouble with purehasers of Pianos Which !owlet% from among so many kinds`which are in the market. Persons about to purchase will find the following letter Tory Inter esting, and one which may desist them in making a selection. Coming from such a source the oommrusioetion beam It. own 'weight, and la entitled to no or dinary consideration. The Knabe Pianos, of which . mention la herein made, aro sold In this altycnily by Charlotte Blume, 43- Fifth avenue. to whom all persons should apply. She hu now on band a choice assortment of these Instruments in her warerooms, to which public exam ination Is Invited. &glided of the supe riority of the planes the agent I. content to allow them to gain favor on merit, a policy which has already been the means of introducing them Into many homes of the city and vicinity. But to the letter: PITTIMIIROII. March 21, 1870. Memos. Wu. KNABB a. Co., Biltllllore. Gentlemen:—The Grand piano ordered from you came to hand safely on the 17th lost., through your excellent agent, Mrs. Blume. lam so entirely satisfied lu every possible respect that I cannot dud language to express my delight. I have never seen any Grand piano that could be compared to It. The volume of the }lnaba Grand Is wonderful and sub lime. %he tremendous newel causes as. tonishment,land yet through the beauti ful touch and perfectly smooth and quiet tnecbablam, the petibrmer Is enabled to produce (without the mialatance of the pedals) the softestquality of tone, and echoes can be produced to perfection. Your Grand is in reality and fact a con cert grand, Some weega ago I bad the opportunity of examining the stock of your pianos at the warereema of airs. enarlotte Blume, and. found all, without except exception, Number 1 Instruments and would advise all in want of a really first elute instrument to purchase at that establishment- In the smallest parts, even, Honesty ix apparent In their workmanship and the praise of their beautiful mualeal tone and long wear Is no dor.bt• mug by thousands of families. I certainly consider them . - auporior to all others, having had one in constant use for eleven year. to my en tire satisfaction, a statement I cannot make of any other make which I have had. Erperiena4 convinces me of the caper. iority of the Koine piano. lam glad to beer that Mrs, FlaMe is doing a large ovalness In selling your pianos, and you now he assured that whoever mks my *dyke ' regarding pianos, the Insane piano shall have the preference over all , others known to me this day. Wishing You continued success, I remain, Moat truly your friend, EtorteOck, 81 Peril St... , . Netting of the Executive Cementer. - yesterday afternoon a Malittoli of the Republican County Executive Committee was held at their headquarters. There was a full attendance. Mr. J. E. NicKel vy was called to the chair, and Mr. N. P. Reed Ocean Secretary. The chairman said the object of the meeting was to take some action in ref. °ranee to the invitation which bad been received from the committee having In charge the Amendment'lnblice to-parti cipate In the celebration. After some discussion the following resolution was presented and adopted: . Resolved, That the Ron. Thee. M. Mar shall be rev:tested to addrese the colored citizens at the! st and in the Diamond, Allegheny, on e day of their oommera. oration of the denim of the Fifteenth Amendment, and on behalf of the Re publican County Executive Committee welcome them into the ranks of citizen ship. Mr. Cohen offered a resolution accept ing the invitation which bad been ex tended, and requesting all members of the committee to turn out on the day of the celebration. Adopted. On motion of Mr. Reed.; committee of two was appointed to make arrange ments with the Colored Executive Com mittee in reference to the matter. The Chair appointed Messrs. Reed and lambic it this committee. Messrs. Cohen and Scandrett were also appainted te notify Mr. Marshall of his appointment as speaker. The meeting f o u r its:n until Monday a ft ernoon ator o'cloch. Don't want Min Wednesday evening lust John Andrews was arrested In oohlmbne, Ohio, on ens. picion. In his purgation were found two -new Colt's navy revolvers, both leaded, a huge knife, numerous keys. watches, else, dirk lantern, rubber shoes, flasks of powder, and other auspicious article% besides one fine gold watch. • In parer to interrogatories, he stated to the Layer that he had purchased the revolt' vex. at Pittsburgh. He is about six feet high, of strong muscular development, and has a bright, keen realest; eye, deep. ly sunken, that sees all that le tnumplr- Ing about him. Lle was oommited for sixty days . in default of Line. The Col- Ambits people are anxious to get fid of John, and if he is "wanted" elsewhere, they will gladly hand him over to the paper auttarities. We hope the author ities here have no claims on Andrew'. We have tar too-many of that class of chile now. We hope the Columbus people will not allow him to come back to this city if be ear was here, which is not at all Likely., He would hardly leave Pittsburgh to aci where he would be ar rested on suriplarm. He doh't belong here and It he Atom we dab% want him bock again. Bruiferd the Y,uDge► Another member of the Bradford lam. fly Is anzlotte for Woe. The resplendent record of Christy has Ingdred Edward, a younger brother, to deeds of note—police Dote. Yesterday, John Flimsy, an old gentleman smarty sixty years of age, called uppn Alderman hicidasters end instituted the' amour, promedinga to ,, wards the arrest of Edward for insult and battery. The deponent alleges he wan walking quietly up Pennsylvania avenue, our the Wart Home. Thursday =when .Edward emerged from a and,' unprovoked, attacked and severely beat him. He never met the youth before, and ban no desire to will latch satehie solusintanoe l a demon. womultratPre manner. 0 Biondin la ~ _. I Making lbw Edward.. \ . WANTED TO E 0 HENCE. A Taller Leta Dbicesraged —And Takes Laudanum—But Dees not Die—How the Attempt wax Frustrated. Yesterday afternoon Clay alley, near Washington street, was the scene of an episode somewhat exalting In Its char acter:One of the denizens of that locality became tired of life and attempted to "take up arms against a sea of trouble, and by opposing, end them," and himself, too. Mr. Michael Sullivan was the man, ' • talloiby trade, about thirty -five years of age, the head of a family of a wife and several children. He bad been drinking. it la said, quite freely of late, and became discouraged and moody. About four o'clock yeeterdayafternoon be came Into the house and laid down on a bed In a few minutes be called one °Fhb: little girls to the bedside and gave her a small vial marked "Laudanum, 2 onnces,7 - which be ordered to be given to ber mother. Mrs. Sullivan was in another rocr4 but as soon as the vial was placed in her hands abe comproheudod the situation and ran Into a neighbor's for assistance. It was but the work of a few minutes to alarm the neighborhood and to summon a physi cian. Dr. Shaw arrived promptly, and by means of antidotes and the use of the usual remedies properly applied, sue. ceeded in restoring the almost tinool2- scions man to consciotumeas again. It was several hours, however, tit fore he manifested any symptOms of the slight eat strength. He then seemed indisposed to talk and refused to explain his con duct or tell where he procured the laudanum. Last evening he was im proving and thought to be In no danger. - It is probably he will not try the experi ment again, or if he does, he ought to achieve greater success. . THE COURTS. Uolted Wiles District Court—Judge McCandless., FRIDAY, April Zl.—United States Dis trict Attorney Swope moved Ibr a judg.. ment In the case of the United States vs. Loots B. Shields, convicted of violation of the provisions of the revenue law relating to distilleries. The defendant was sentenced to pay a fine of one thou sand dollars, and to undergo an Imprison ment In the county jail for a term of six months. District Court—Judge liirkpatrlclt Franwv, April the car of Ap• - pleby va. Spencer, McKay & Co. pre viously reported, the jury found for the plaintiff in the sum of #1,687,95. • A number of eases were called but the parties were not ready for trial and court adjourned without transacting any forth. or Drollness, Common Pleas—Judge Collier FAIDAY, April V.—The case of Finney vs. Brown, action on .a contract for the delivery of 100,000 bonnets of coal, pre vious reported, was rest:tined, and after hearing the argumenta, the Court charged the Jury, but a verdict had not been agreed upon when Court adjourned. The jury were directed to read the ver. diet, if one was agreed upon, and hand it to the Court Saturday or Monday morn. tug. The Amendment Jubilee Last evening a Joint meeting of the several Committees of Arrangements for the Jubilee Celebration was held at the Baptist church on Water street. John Peck presided, Mr. H. A. Neale acting as Secretary. Arrangements were made to complete the route of procession before the rigid cation meeting in the Diamond, so as to remove therefrom all obatrrictions In the shape of wagons and carriages. It was also decided to have the meeting commence at four o'clock. The spacial orders of the Chief Marshal will appear In Monday's papers. In addition to citizens already Invited, invitations were extended to Rev. Dr. Bell, T. J. Hoakinson. J. A. levier, John . F. Jennings and John F. Roller, Iraq; to occupy the carriages In the Allegheny Prof. & A. Neale prEWented the follow log: . Remised, That we gratefully acknowl edge the kind oourteales extended to us by the Union Republican . Executive Committee of Allegheny County, In ap pointing a sub-committee to parUelpate with us in thenelebration of our complete enfranchisement, on next Tuesday.- We also take advantage of the present sno• went to declare our mincers and heartfelt adberence to the principles of the -Rs. PubliMu party, because It le the party of ideas, \ and because It deserve. our un changing gratitude for its noble es pousals of the freedom and enfranchise• went of our rage. - The; resolution was ussulmorutly adopted. The .general oomudites alao resolved to have an elegantly decorated esrrlsge for the we of representatives of the "Old Liberty Party." &menu whom will be CoL E .7. Allen and .7. Gillespie, Esq. The'meetiog then adjourned. Insanity's Vre•lu. Yesterday afternoon& queer apparition astonished end frightened the residents of the'Seventeenth ward, In the neigh borhood of the Allegheny Cemetery. The stranger was arrayed In a grotesque garb, of which a wreath of cabbage reeves formed the head dens and an old red window curtain the mantle, while in one hand wag a large'aebbege head and in the other a whitewash brush. The unique uniform and peculiar Ketone of the wearer attracted the attention of the sums"police, who, alter a deliberate official and summing up of the necessary official courage, approached the walking curb:idly and took it—or her—for It was a woman. Into custody. She wee taken to the office of Deputy Mayor .Nichols, where the placid magistrate wu favored with an Highland- Mng and' a aeries of other terpsichorean exordia**, more re markable for the agility displayed, and the accompanymens of a wild gong un like anything above, or beneath or upon, this awndane ar - -•e, than •—• other en tertainment. ^ mitt , was taken to the / seventeenth ward, where belevening. She was ur • friends or home, ant' Own of her this was t that could be made see kindly cared for, tpear to day will be a Inetituticm. She seem' 'ye years of age. 13=1 City Hall to say U oompletet now be hat ly. The b and the _ ... popular. .., :flied at ea& trip and..., .... themselves delighted with this new feature In a fair loom. The Refreshment Table in charge of ' wd i Mn. Dr. i b Ahl and Idles Ellen Kearney Use roo:mi dnt point of Interest Ice Cream d cake was enjoyed by Orob large Oro the arrangetnent wee so perfect that all were welt attended. There will be' a matinee this afternbon at two o'clock. No donut all the little folk. will be on hand, and we feel coati. dent In saying they will vote the fair a decided success. The Votingent the One pair of Elepnanta wig very spirited. On the dosing of the polio the votes spirited., as follows: Theodore E. Tack, no, T. Brent Swearingen, 320; S. A. Ottsgrave, 220 : W. D. Spiking, 6% George Walton Brook, 40. There will be sweet Inutile during the .evening entertainment aa a number of ' gentlemen well known to the muslmal world have volunteered their serviees. We hone to see a large attendance. Mortuary Report. Dr../. Guy McCandless, Physician of the Board of Health, inakeetbe log report of the Interments In the city of Pittabarigh from April 11th to April 18th. 1870: . Intiammation of logelp, 1: fill Born, 1; 2; Drownwi, pneumonia, AI; 'nips& 1; Phthlaia, 1: geartatins, ydrdoe.; phalue, 2 Convulsions, 2; Wiry: 1: Aaoltell, 1; Born, 1; Diphtheitail:• Uanil. lazy Bronolutie, tdeaaole,2; kteningitla, 1; Hadmitemesha 1; Jaundice, 1. • Of the above there were: Under one year, 18; from one to two, 8, from two to eve, 2 from flvo to ten, 2; from twenty to thirty, 2; from thirty to forty, 4; from fifty to sixty, 2; from exty to seventy, 1; from seventy to eighty, 1. Males, 16; reneges, is; white, al; colored, 0: total, 81 . I)emogrigt.lp cauciw, Yesterday afternoon a canine or Lao Democretio members of Ootinclls was bold at Leyftryetie Hall, at two o'clock. The object of the gathering was to place In nomination candidates for *Tire Com mbodoners." The Canons •conthmed during the greater part of the afternoon, and resulted in three nominations being made: Mesas. James P. Barr. Four teenth ward, C. B Strain, war Fifth ward, and JameaVrin, Second d. There were • large number. of candi. dal" of course and several' Who bad confidently expected the boners, clime away shorn. There ace Moe persona to be ohoesn, bpt them:tone thought these would be authelent tto tte, twchrPone Democratic votes In Coll=te• S PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE SATURDAY MORNING, • APRIL 23 1876 - amusements, Oran& Housx.—hfr. Chanfrau, the Inimitable comedian, was the recipient of a benefit at the Opera House feat even. lug. The audience was quite large, but not such an one as the character of the entertainment merited. That most amusing of all comedies, ~ E lam," was presented, and of course It was welt played. Chanfran alwaysplays well and his support last evening was all. that could be dealred. He will appear at the matinee thin afternoon and also In an entertainment this evening. GRAND Catroster.—The music loving portion of our readers will be pleased to learn that Rho Carrie Goldaticker for merly a resident, and we believes n ativei of thia city, will give a grand musical concert at Masonic Hall some evening during next week. Miss O. will be as elated by some of our beat amateur mu' sicians. • . We clip the following flattering notice of Miss tioldstlcker from a St. Louts paper: The concert given by Miss C. Gold sticker on last Friday, In Temple Hall, fulfilled even the 'highest expectations. The hall was tilled to its utmost capacity, and the financial result muM be very sa tisfactory to this young. artist, who Is going to visit some other larger places of this country. The appearance of Miss made a very favorable Impression on the public, and did not fall to elicit thun ders of hearty applause. Every song given by her gave proof of her well Cul. tivated, metallic and Powerful voice: After the song • , Dan .Friadicnnadchert," by Myerbeer. there was no end to the applause. We wish. and hope the same success she attained hero will follow the young lady on all her travels in this country. ART GALLKIIT.—The moat attractive place In the city is the Art Gallery, No. 231 Liberty street. Th re is a fine col !action of works of art nd the arrange. meat of them Is exce nt. Everybody should visit It: I=l The following deeds were admitted to record in the office' of Thos. H. Hunter, Recorder for Allegheny county, Friday, Aprll22, MO: Geo. W. hell tit Jas. McKernel., April IL, ICK lot n toy Cal rt. In ld ware, Allerhany elty..goi. bt• Yollock to Jag Hunter. Jn. 3L tom 10, II y 100 ft. on Penn ht., Ylu.shor a gh 111760 Jae. id Carson t o IMMT C. Barenfield, March2t, in; lot 24 ly GO It. on Water Lone. Allegheny city OK Jcs.sn Thom. to IL hohtwarte. Nor. 1.56: lot.. by 100 ft. 10 00111 , of 1311.1010K0, 00 Kedlard A. C. Retneman to Chtl..Manch 17.16.9; let 40 by MI 2t, In Tth Karo, Allt Olen, el 9..9900 IL .1 lb, Greco. 41 landO WM. M. Shaw, Ipfil iri.; CIS acre. of ln Rlehland tp Geo. Dieliee to L. Rothschild. March 24, IGO; lot= 01 96 ft., on Biros ht., ai.egi..7 city. 00.160 WOO Blnn. to illartivet wytte, Aro II 11, 11C0; lot 73 by I= 1t...0n Forbes St.. Plttablergb„.. guys Wm, Begat' to J. Ke l so, basset 1, IRO; es urn of land In Penn to 110,700 A. K. Harr tA. F. Baum, Idarrlll el, 1170; Isere ot d 113 701 ward, PM:Outwit • SI WO Oro Hess to Peter Bets, Ao7ll li. IRO; total Johnfrown Znalsta 131 Allegheny 0.11.41.51* oto Andress Amesbnogh. May 11119. lot 7.13 y SO ft., ock Ulmer St., Intnalegbaso. 111..0:0 John Brown to Chu: Wood, May I. IWO; 1.010 be SO 11.00 woe street as abase Joon Jseobs t 3 J. 0000010, Aprll O. 1170; lot SO by 194.5. on tinsel:n:nog Pine, 7740 word Vette. burs tt Jane Appleton, et land t o K 71 1 . 1 .00/. APett 1.7011•4001 of lb Mantels to pi no The Woman lo Meet They seem to be increasing lathe nom. munity. Lest evening offices Palmer while perambulating Smithfield street, observed a woman dressed in black and apparently about forty years of age. In answer to an inquiry she said one of her sons had Just been killed In Allegheny, another massacred In Pittsburgh, and his remains boxed and sent to the Court Hones, The officer deemed It advisable to lake her to the lockup. Shortly afterward she was Interviewed by the reporters of the morning papers, who were on_tbe look out for an immense actuation They discovered her name to be Mrs. Bain. and received in reply to an inquiry that she "was tired, and Just sat down on the Customthouse steps." The sensation vanished: the question of her insanity become a little mixed In the reportorial mind: she refried, to say an otherAyd; the interilew was over, and she w Alone. tT • Wews Brevities. The ton Commercial Baliefin says the • man question now is "what did she lath on." The question among tra. veining, whose Unlike are the - best and cheapW, and the answer is Liebier's, from Wood street. Six !strong minded ladles In Phtladel. phis have But created • sensation by walking down Chestnut street a la Bloonar. Llebler created a sensation wheolhe opened his mammoth trunk eatalißahment at 104 Wood street, and exhibited his stock of and the pride. Italie has written twenty-five Operas. anti proved successful every time. In that respect he's like Lanier, who always U succeestul. Call as 104 Wood street and see if this be not the truth. A Manville reporter 'wefts that down that way "the days, with linked hands, trip lightly into the dim archway of the past." Naughty days. They abouldn't do that again. Better buy a trunk at Lanier's, 104 Wood street, and pack themselves away. Hats sud Caps. More new styles at Fleming d oo.'s great representative aid and Cap House, No. 139 Wood street. In our notice • day or two ago of the many elegant de. sigis of Hats and Cape which this really great and enterprising house . bas origi nated, we omitted to mention the new style Silk Hat, wblet, Is entirely their own design, and Is • perfect model of 'beauty. It - Is manufaotured 'for their house only, and of the very beet mate riaL Mesas. Fleming d Co. are unable to supply the demand for this hat, each Is its popularity. Although the sales of this house during the week have been immense, the daily arrivals of Mock keeps the madmen' always complete. Everything new and nobby in the hat line may be purchased there at fifteen to twenty per cent. lee, than at any other house. Whaiia ILI What is laughing Gas is the question that has probably been asked a thousand limes by many persona, and but few of them, we Imagine, have been correctly informed about It. It la simply oxygen gas combined with a lea proportion of nitrogen gas than we end In the common air, the game elements as air hat com bined In different proportions. Oxygen la the life giving principle of the air, and without it - human beings could not exist. Dr. Elpeneer, the 'eminent' dentist, Ito. 254 Penn street, is the originator of this new anesthenle agent in Pittsburgh, and bas given It to over fourteen thousand patients during the put six years, with the most pleasant effects. - ndanoe to 144/111ed I We Dow ratty can pleaguit / decorated ire ts very ..ch Penonal Matra Lotta is sparkling in Washington; and Lick:der t selling off his trunk,' at 104 Wood Nicest, Pittsburgh. The Ktrig of Shim Is seventeen Neon of age. • HOS briefly known as loadetco, Phrs-Pora-Meds-Hahar Chualon -110 m. He has no other rums. He le especially unfortgriate hi'mot Awing one 6f Lie". tor. Wanks; THlebttighere ere more fernted, theScan_get one of these artlelp by calling at 104 Wood street. Senator Hare ls says he Was once °rein• ded from the Senate gallery. rilnee are °hanged now. , Parrtiorly It was dlalcult to gel a good' trunk la Pittsburgh, /1 Isn't so now. Helder hag them at 104 Wood street. He boa trunks, portman• toms, tallies, isdle's travelling satchels and every thing In the trunk t) at 104 Wood street . He Invites an ei !nation of Ins stock. , TO. pplatineptall. Kr. Wm. Holtsheimer is the proprietor of the Continental, the popular rattan. I rant of the city, next door -below the Posh:dice, Fifth avenue. He pays par ticular attention to his baldness, which is the secret of his mucosa'. At any hour of the day, so perfect are , the arrange. meats • patron may call and without delay receive a lunch or “agotare" meal, healthful, nutritious and palatable. Gentlemanly waiters ate tilWays in at. tendency, and the customers are 11000M-' modated without bustle or confusion. We need say nothing pf the character of the food prepared and served to all. Those who have been thereicnow what It is, and those who beet not can form a much better-Ideaby calling at the estab ltshtnent, next door below the Postofnoe, Fifth avenue.. =II= Lace Goods at Moorhead's Silk and 8 atlna..„.—. at Moorhead'a Millinery. Geode .at Moorhead's Varieties at Moorbead'a Jet..........at Moorhaitd'a Trimmings e....at Moorboad'a Spring Style's .. Maori:podia Fresh Stook Moorhead% The Ladles' Faardonable Zmporkitti Is Moorhead's', No. 81 Market street. Dew Rooks., The Old Kitchen Fire. • P h:s4ll7to Forrelgoere. _ ' Linden Wood. • For tale by F. a. •na Third 'Ayenhe, Piltiburgb.' WHlC• 77 . l alse, wholesale and re. raw at es& 4 01 11n1Idige's, 174 Smltlellehh, Cheap Barks.—CoL J. D. 'Egan, nail door to the Methodist Book Depository. hu echoic* lot of standard worse which he is ready to dispose of at half price. These works embrace volumes upon all subjects and are by the best authors, many of then being rarities in the way of Itterstan3. Purchasers of works can economize by investing their money with Col. 'Egan.. No. l lembeg.—We do not wish to tu fo= you, reader, that Dr. Wonderful, or any other man, has discovered a rem edy that cures all diseases of mind, body or estate, and is destined to mate our sublunary -sphere a blissful paradise, to which heaven Itself shall be but a side show, but we do wish to inform you that Dr./ 58 9e's CAztarrh Remedy has mired thousands of cattalo! Catarrh snits worst forma and stapes, and the proprietor will Pay 1300 for a case of this loathsome disease whloti' he cannot. cure. It may be procured by mail for sixty cents, by addressing R. V. Pierce, M. D., Buffalo, N. V. For sale at most drug stores eve. rywlisre. new Ittocs—Latest Styles.—Messrs. William Hespenbeide it Co., No. 69, Sixth (St. Clair) street, have one of the fineedainertments of goods for men's wear be found In the city. Everything, from the finest broadcloth to a home. wan, can be had at their store. They have also an experienced set of hands and are prepared without the least delay to make tip suits to order, at moderate prices, and on the shortest notice. They guarantee everything to give malefaction; otherwisS the purchaser need note pay for it. Young gentlemen and thorns of Older growth who desire to wear neat 6t. ting sod substantial garments should patronize Hespenhelde *OO. Donk Postpone a Pleeesdty.—Every family needs a sewing machine, and in making the selection, naturally want the best one they can get. The "Weed," at 116 Market street, will be found to ann. bins all the good points of other ma chines, and lacking their defects. Call at 116 and be convinced. Sold on easy terms. Aa Weed machines, no matter by whom sold, adjuated at this office. . - Brattiest Mustiest—All kinds of brash bf our own manufacture, atrLough ridge, 171 Smithfield street. Youngsen , a—Do you want ice cream, confectionery or anything in that line. call at Youngson's, corner of Diamond ' Alley and eimitittield street; or if during the day or evening you want a lunch, your wants can be supplied with a de iiololl.l repast at the same piety. Young. son's is one of the best confectionery and Ice cream saloons in the city. We are acquainted with a man who had the ugliest dirpoilltion that we ever knew; he commenced drinking. Pier, Denman At Co.'s cream ale and he to now "sweeter than honey and the honey comb." The Spring Skeet et Henry G. Male, Merchant Tailor, at corner of Penn avenue and Sixth street, is now large and complete. Monsieur Bonpain con tinues to preside at the cutting. tf Acre Lots at Asetion.—A public sale of lots will take place at Jacks' Run on Wednesday nest. See advertisement on third page. Plan at US 'Federal street. A. Leggate. auctioneer. For looking gismo and picture &mom. go to Loughridge's 1718inithileld amok OHIO HEMS. Jos. Vnuno, for sixty years a resident of Melga county, died on Wednesday week in the 90th year of his age. He bad been a licensed preacher in the N. E. Church for sixty years. Tama is an Indian woman named Anna Reed, living in Chillicothe, who will be 109 years old in May. She is a Wive of North Carolina. Her Mishima died seven or eight years ago, In Fayette county, at the age of 113. - Tnaincame returns for Clark county have been made out and sent to the de. partmentby Aesistant ASSeelOt Brelsford. They show an increase in the tax list of $lOO,OOO, indicating a-healthy condition of the county, • and that manufactores have been very prosperous. A m0Y1111)01T is . on foot among the business men in many of the toasts of Ohio to inaugurate the cash system in all transactions. In Elyria, the New says: "The leading houses have signed a con tract to enforce cash payments after April Ist, and several other towns are already practically testing the plan." Mn. Many Tawnlitt, of Grafton, Lorain county, died an the 9th instant, aged ninety-two years and four months. Her husband preceded her about two years ago, aged ninety-one years. They were among the earliest settlers in Ore- ton, having lived on the term where they both died Mace the year 1817. Monne]: has pasted the following rear, •'Resulted, That we will nos all lawful measures and forcible mane, If necemary, to keep this town clear of gamblers, dice jugglers, sneak thieves, confidence men and pickpockets." And in pursuance therewith the citizens have organized a vigilance committee. Tax Ravenna Doisoerat, of the 6th Inst., lays: "On Monday morning last Sylvester Ho glue, Fan. of Kent, fell suddenly dead , in a store In that place, of apoplexy. Mr. Huggins was about sixty years of age, ,a prominent, respected 'and beloved citizen. He was Toted for, on Monday, as the Republican candidate for Mayor." Tux Dayton herald says: "By blend ing the names of some of our streets, -the following combination will semi.; Stone-Blind, Green-Apple, Gated-Water; .Little• Miami, New-Garden, Plum-Orch ard, Ashley-Brown, Pront•Roe, King. George ' Mad-River-Bridge, St. Mary's- Church, State-rnion, George-Waahlug. ton, Henry-Bacon, High-Rill, Mill-Race, Warren.Philli pa, John• Van Clew, Henry. (D).Stout, Zignag•Counol. Tax late explosion of Migbee & Co.'s Mill, at Bellevue, called forth the follow ing colloquy: Mr. O'B., living a short distance fr om the mill , narrowly escaped death by this, u -Intl as a former ex plosion. The old lady was told they bad better move away from the mill, since they bad the second time narrowly eit• roped with their lives. But she rather scorned the idea, and said, "O, the Lord will protect us, but it dr, seem ss the devil Is in that old mill. ' ASHTABULA lays that under the new city officers it will be unfortunate for a bummer to be seen staggering upon the street, for Bartholomew will surely gobble him up, for the Council have said no one shall be allowed to appear In the street intoxicated, no matter whether be be or derly or not, and they have made It the duty of the Marshal to take the offender to safe keeplag upon tha tint floor of the town house, a plata retarded as =Pits' unt on account of the poor 'mammoths. dont and pdblic manner In Which the guests are received. Tea Conneaut Reporter relates the. following instance, illustrating the tetri ble ectivity and virulence of strychnine: a firmer, named phlipon, Beath neat thinking to rid his cornfield of a troublesome ground hog, managed to ad. minister the quadruped a dose of strych• nine which killed him nearly lastantlT. The Cargo Ina suspended-' in a tree. where the crows soon espied the savory bit, and proceeded to appease their app. thee. After partaking of the fatal meal, the crows would fly rapidly a short dia. Lance, Al If In agony. and fall dead to the ground. The bones, being thoroughly stripped of their flesh, remained expoeed to the bleaching Influence of sunshine, raircand frost for nearly.two you'll, when, falling to the ground, a highly:pet:led dog masticated parts of them, and died from the effects Ina space not exceeding ten minutes. Polltlul Poltnation In Japan The political . condition of Japan is most deplorable. ,The present Govern. ment is upheld mainly by the British, and if there should be a. change in the policy of England—as there Is likely to be—the present Mikado would be de throned and, the old Tycoon or one of hit Mbomou put back in the place. Looking at the matter In the light of our se e em WIN of toe mettle° years, it does I seem to have been a criminal blender on the part of our Minister to allow the old Otreemment to he overthrown , when he had the means to prevent It. Every one 'AWN that if he bad given rip the Stone. wog (ironclad) when she_ armed to the old Tycoon—to whom she rightfully be longed—he would have sostalued bum siffilardputylownthe rebellion. ' Thera - Seems to be' is' sharp livery In Japan between the English and Amerl. cahresidents and officials. The disturb. ed condition of the Government has been favorable to intrigue and machination, and thus far the English are , rather the favoribte, as the Americans are in China. If a stable adeeinMentcan be maintain. ed, the policy of revising. our treaty rola- Bons with Japan, on the bads of strioter non-interference and the conoemion of more liberal and equal privileges* Tin be urged. The independence of the country should be .protected against all Ibrelgn isamoachirmett.-8. ..f . Begeffe. BRIEF TELEGB&IB. —At St, Louie. yesterday, John Kearney, attache of the Engineer's °Moe, and W. H. Riley, policeman, got into a dispute about a dog which had bitten one of Kearney's children and which he tisd shot, which resulted in Kearney shooting Riley in the face 'and breast With a shotgim. Riley returned tho fire, without effect, and .Kearney again shot him, Inflicting a dangerous if not mortal Wound. —The Baptist Educational Convention, before adjourning Thursday evening, recommended that the Bible be retained in the Common Schools, and that Com mon Schools be maintained. It.was also recommended that greater care be exer cised in the admission of candidates to the ministry, and that the title of D. D. be withdrawn from the colleges in gen eral, and to be conferred only by the Theological Seminary. —The Cincinnati Board of Trade yes terday adopted resolutions declaring against a scheme discovered to place the management of the Louisville Canal under the control of a corporation, to manage it for their own benefit, end urging Representatives in Congress to oppose the measure, and support the report of the Sub-Committee on Com merce of the House of Representatives to appropriate $250,000. They declare the canal should be completed and made free of toll. • —The trnitid States steamer Michigan, which has laln at Erie. Pa., during the winter, - le being soddenly put In readi ness for active service. It la eupposod orders have been received from Wash ington, .d that the movement has some con. action with the Fenian opera tions n the . Lakes. She was busily coal and bonding out spare Her destination la not poet. wn end her °Moore are inns !ant. She will probably go out 03011:1111g. taking I• 1 yesterday , tively krol pally real to-morro • •• • • , advioes from Port Sill, Indian Territory have been received to the effect that , a large portion of the Coin manches, Riewas and the eflUcted ban& of Indians, some of whom would not ❑sten to the proposition lest year, are now manifesting a desire to have their lands broken and fenced for agricultural purposes. The writer of the comment• cation expresses the belief that a lasting peace may .he expected if the Govern. ment will perfect. Its treaties and carry out Its present policy. • —At a meeting at Cincinnati yesterday Of stockholders representing one-fifth of the stock of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad. called to consider the propriety of continuing el. S. L'Homme then as President of the road,.ln view of the approaching election, speeches were made against the present manage• merit by Henry Btanberry and General Bates. A number of stockholder+ were present who were friends of 11.Hom pledien, but they did not reply. No action was taken save to same a number of persons to be supported for directors. Btanberry conceded that L'Hommedien already had proxlcs enough to secure the election of the old board. Additional Markets by Telegraph. Nsw °sixes% April 22—Cotton firm and In fair demand for middling at 2214 e; Wes 4,000. receipts 433, exports 6,073, 'Weir 148,588, receipts for the past eight days, 20.343, exports 43,878, sales 38.060 bales. Flour, oats, corn and bran dull and drooping. Hay quiet: prime 826,50., Pork firm at 830P30,25. Other articles' firm and unchanged. Sterling exchange 1233, BUFFALO, April 27.—Corth: total re celpts 380. cats; last week 415; market dull: 508 stockers to good shipping cat tle.. Sheep qniet and dull at $4,25@6.50. Hogs dull at $8,75c9,25. Recsipta lib. eral. Bag Fat/ageism 7L—Flour 14,50(4 5.573. Wheat: ■ales of choice at 91,65(g1 1.674. Legal tenders 90. = The Rice Divorce Salt for fraud ID age, ta can - aloe great tacit...at in 800.1. It • oeld warn pats lota rot tp marry is baatc. Ries in but "S. 'hie bride V. Ile arrears hat Or. aide hits bell cc she was but lila own age, by alibis Hannon& Balm upon tier face, neck and hand.. Hoor youth. Ha probably 'found her .Ibowt ewer...ignite so loft and pre.ty. 'tight Henan to ho indicted r We know origin, abet ter ewes. Ibis Palm glen a most wendgettil pate'? sad natant complexion. to which we don't object. We like pretty women. To Intan It.. Picture, iEe7 aboold use Lyon'. Kathalrou upon the lair. V. ilk p stir skin, row ebeeee and sort, lexurlant trtuca, they become tree atatible. PITTSBURGH WHITE LEAD AND COLOR WORKS II SCIIOONMAKFR & SON l'on.(11 . 11.IMIP011.01, Wane.<Lure" or WHITE LEAD. LIED LEAD. BLUE LEAD. ZINC% •LITHLIIGI. PUTTY sad all aalors DRY AND IN OPTICS MTh FACTORY. 10, 161, 454,446 and 468, Rawl Strut, EMEM:I32 We tall nit. talon to tee georgette pasted. tea Strictly Puy White Lad. end when we .7 a `lourer ustoesta of Itiess..theral 10117 pure,. that Is, tree from Acetate .4 ay. Orals, .4 thereto, le "Mar and Impeder, both In color tad tercets grogettr. UUASAIFITELD te be a yam Carbotett of Lead and whiter. then .any In the tenant. ate will forfrlt the mi. of this getkage if mettle leg the keel arlifitrauo. JOHN It 000 Plat & Co Brass Founders, LocpionvE E. i3OLLINA BRASSES Made Prow/we/1p So Order BARIUM'S METAL Made and Kopf= Hand Provistor. and Mamatoctetrers of L AL Cooper's Improved Balance Wheel STEAM PUMP. Office, 882 PENN STREET. Poradry, Iblealth sad Railroad Streit*, =NM MRS. S. C. ROBB, Na. 91 Federal St.; Allegheny Helps dn.:valued not to cure over Lai Wilkie G 00... *lll boelttveiv •ell, below cost, for tb nest •0 days, . BONSICTS • UAR:OWF RR. HIBBVNR , PILTHEIIII, "'WlWltissue? , LI mar, SID IZ CID B L LAMPS , ROSS, CHILI/WWII HOBS, ULIINZYZADS SWINGS " 951 1 21 P RA X Lam 121alliallat 8W ITC H - HAI. N ETTS, se.. • Ali pawn wleblue ies. cl7l be tbmoorthulagat.N. VI tr. 11l EMMERT. 1123:ren. Pt 3E1361 CP .A. B. P. SRRiVER & CO Have manned from thetr od stand, Nos. 27 and 211 ISYTT - 1171ZT. 0, to their Warchon.o Nea 259 and 261 Liberty Stree ♦BOYL THIC MUD Of Poi/1)MM? Wtiln. thq will he Osumi to 'to their old pumas aid oostomers. 8. P. SETUVER dr, ; 00.; . . , 259 and 261 Liberty Street. splleta3 - ; ' CHOICE AND. RARE CONFECTIONS, FOR PRESENTS. AT GEO. BELVEN'S, us rederas Street, 4tlegkeny. eaten irVENIENT.-100 bble. Louis vue uldnome Ct_mktit, the ban to use. )or owls J CAN VIAL% 141 toszals awes.. • 011FRE. • 1 1 00 bowls Goaben rhoese; • 100 Dom Vtt4a; for Ws by. J. 14 04/11111W. /41 MO Masao. PEARLAftIII,-7,X5 Mika toIZr WO by ' • 11. CANNLV NOTICES t' 'THE ANNUAL. ELECTION for Creoldeut and Dlrecors of the 9E6- CHANTB NATIONAL TZLIIGq.APH le/ It- PANT be held at the °SPICE Or JAMES WILKINS. Nn. 4 hill's Building, Duquesne Av., 00 TUNSDAI. Alsr W. 1870. between the of and ti'Tf. JAM Ss cre sry t Prrrnltmon. Aprllllo.l B l opt sr, OrrxCe es Ct.orros rArsn PyrTipooon, , worn Leib, 1870. OPITTSBURGH PAPER MAN OFAC LORING CO. I hue 1011 - be a epeetal Menlo{ of the Stool. holders of the Above Cempany. at the offlee. 88 THIRD AVYNI7II, on MONDAY. May 9d. et 10 o'clock A. M. ap3:1,7 " BAWL RIDDLY. Beeret4o7. Mr - DIVIDEND NOTICE —The Directors of the SHARPSHVER and LAW nENCEVILLE BELL OE CO. navethis day drelarrd a Dividend of PIPE PER CENT. for the lest sir months, psych e I fortherith at the ofeee of the Treasuier, la eihh Tilburg. JOHN FEED. Treasurer. itHADPFTIVRO, April iB, 1870 i spl9,we arNOTICE.—An eiWtinn for . Presideet sod six Directors of, tee SHARPeBOLIG ANIr LAW ItENCEVILv.,B BRIDGE COMPANY, to serve during the ease• 'nivel% will be held at the TOLL RuCISF. on the FIRST MOISTLY OF MAY, between TWO nd FOUR o'clock r. J. M. RU ED. Secretary. 13u aarancreo. April 18. 1810. apt9:as CANDIDATES IarFOR COUNTY COMMIS HMIS. GEORGE NEELBY Of Ma - chaliTowuchlo, *object to the deoWon or the Union Repeblican County Convent Sou. ap2OnliT • FOR SALT . KOR SALE.-A ORE HORSE SPRING WAGON. Airily at the thoh of .... J. NUN.EN, Wetton 140.4 sod Black etrilths, N. AI North Ahoy, A legbeny. - 4 21 FOR BILE.—One good MIL . AIM TABLE: A TABLE: srlllles sold cheep. it 1110 10 street, rittnbUrith . 1 21 `VOR 441 E.—Engine of 4 horse I. rower In reiningorder. Wll, be 4014 low, Ispply . to W.. P. rII.IOE, 34 01110 street, •11e ,b....Y2 FOll 14 4LE.-IFB AMIE HOUSE Two Rooms. Lot 30:100 feet. Price $lOO. T. IL 131t.6 6 ,cluti. corner Penn and Twenty third strftte. FOR SALE.—A Large Amount L. of very desirable property. Improved and uoimproveal. theyst OIL warding lite city. all of 'neat we offer at great bargain.. On a:neh men Motet. Twelfth ward. two oandsonte build ing lots, 94:120 feet each. Bono nos substan tial dwelllogs hies lately Ikon boll; In the Im mediate 'lenity of these lots. We offer them at a bargain Penn called for soon. T. K. BILL & taller Penn and Tutrit-thlrd streets. VOIR FIAA.E_t..7..MANUFACTU ,II.N2,74I:.7.I:ZgattAts‘VotId he a rare ghats. pr •Tannery. It baring been fikristerly as a for that purpose. There are SR toed vats sad 00,b0[13.1. and >Woe satehlnety. Lot Want) feet: fronting on two strert• and . . . Bear Waller Road. In toe Whtarath Ward. T. U. eni. & rON, corner Pena and Tam 3-11ard at& VIONET TO LOAN.-By gAtra:.",lr" tie i to Dstate P.a.•class mortgagee on good ulty y or subur an to proud property In large orrtnall earns, at 'air rater, an , at short notice. T It. PILL 2. di. corn. r Penn and Thlrty-ttdrd str. eta. FOR SALE.-BUILDING LOTS IN .ALLPUIDENT CITY.—I offer for sale the meet delightful bonding lots ettested In the ascend want. ileeheny, osi Perrysville Plant Coati lad Obseivaaoty avenue, unolning Out Observatory rroends. Vim Lots aro mart of tips cod one-half ODD =res. rim plat of 'line yobsae set net my Mole. 43 WOOD TILLEY. The plan his use en recorded. Ruh Lot It a fient lot. fronting on Perrymire road or Observatory avenue; aim, 94 feet wide by 131 de:•D. The lots opposite the resldeeee of WasbLeion and Walter McClintock. Ems., are 34 tiv 115 feet. Most of the ow arc mid. Floed i lea ep erected ' funds P sona &r um. to e the low ' and • • • • •• . . lsmoky eales can here fad an oppOrtuntty: Th. lasaisty Is one or the anent In tbt two thief, au • but four talent.' walk front the bead of Brave street; a toted walk leads to Ike pttlrsi.s. TO great beauty or ibbantl7 and nurrtnn4ln gs are d twin:M. • Terms cur: raises lr,w. Eat i r i i .t re r of in No 83 Wood stn. e Pittsburgh, or No. IS e "omen, ritY. ' 34 FOR PALE. I Handsome Brick Houses. Penn Meet. near 15th street, Brick nooses &snoring alley. Brick House on 44th street. thick House on 434 street. Collage Houston Mato street. Frame Honest pn •Stb Lots 14 by 0110 each on limslimso street. Lots on 44th street. Lots on 431 street. 00 cheap Lots nes: Blootulletd. hese !Looses and Lots will be sold on ace= m bating priers. THOS. It: BILI.I. nON, aria One. eon and 33d streets. NNOR LE.—En dines and 801 - E1121,1leve and Decood Hood. of W Coda ton.ttaraly of hAnde Orders from all porta of the country promptly executed. = rner Marton avenue and C., P. W & 0.11. W lethenv. rs. VALuAnt.E FART [ A AND NULL Pimple 11. - Pon t0.0.g.. itoosO at Hatt .wit t•. 1,3. P•lanan gala seared,. °waists Lou at rta, ,I n ar r a alch . .:". ...Arra! , a I and., taod stott4 ' llll a. The !:;n'rt..lc. auto , orate. 110 i has large custom: tolllop e set Ida Co.lage st,nee. 0 roams. Tolosa% Ho se autt loge Barn, poung Orchard. Partite tolthlog to go Into the sallaog and coal b a slaess, the ab.ose Presents a tate ooposlatolty. rriee pap stools our• App to U. MoL•IN I CO., 104 Fourth avenue. DEBIIIABLE ALI I:GUENY CLIP RREIIDe Ned FOR • LE, in goal l. cation, teeter of River and Cedar memento and le 1r Hand street Mid. e. ball. two parlor,dia og room an/kitchen. bath POOl9 and dye dum b. re, ranee. gas and water lizorres., ell well sr. üb mowed n wall b aml ineev emulate o.der. immediate pos. Late . . . !. CDT KRIM? a SON. 39 eine th avenue PROFEBSIONA.L G W . no ciair, • &NOM AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 11.1 removed to No. IA GRANT STREET, Pltts ..orgh, Co urts. ptic In the 11. S. Circuit. and District In the Mate Supreme and MI the Courts of Allegheny mousy. axle make collet. thee. Ixl MOM. Of Me seamen wean., Jains7ll H. n. McCOIIIMICK, Attornev-at-1. aw. Na 811 GRANT STREET arrrompt Wootton ift'etifi'all and. of loge boon.. • - la 4111 A . Eq.IIIIBALD ULA KELEY, LLTPIOUPM'Y-A.T-I,.A.Vtr ■a MI VINT'S AVOBIVR. MIES] ==M! WIL B..IVEEPER, Alamiutal; sip k2-oral/no Jornoz 01 . • HS PFAU& . OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE. 13pcotal Attention Riven to. conveyancing An.. collectlo.. Deed. Bond• IllortrAltet da t a up, And all lanai butanes attended to i•minth •Id acentstAlT. WHEELER'S PATENT STAMP CANCELEBS EDWIN STEVENS, No. 41 S. Third Street 1=120213 General igtet for tip Staleptftnatylvatia All nrderi be *Well Ihrourtr MIS °Moo for thllaajc. - . ; DILWORTH, MUER & CO.. 243 Liberty Street, (GoliOsile bead 0! 'Wood .trooto WHOLESALE IMOUERS, Pdttsbenqh, Pa. VI3TA.I3i:V9IILEZI 1828. LIMIT MOSlNALlllllimasy..ucrr. Y. COST. MGM, CURT & CO., No. 189 LIBERTY ST., Wholesale sad Erdal Dealers sad Jabbers la CIIINAQUEKNISWA.T., 01...1115E and SILVER. PL ATE D WARE. The attention al all resettles gowle la Use eyes Ilne. to dtreand to oschteek. IseParted direttl, from I.lm haat. EareD.l2lll•lll•LlNand wean elms reveries a (rub and desirable 1c.% of the eh.. spode • .aOl "43 1151111011110 E. A- Fresh Butter. . Early Bose Potatoes,' leash tRRe. reset Blow do., Dried Prot., • Bookers d 0... hits Beaus. Wrest Cider. ' Oruro Apples, Cider VlueZur, Borlhosilloluser, Brooms, Apple • 0.19,,5, ; R "`'!" imtl .""Se e p r incintuxo: . -flB Martel street LININGSTON - i. CO.: Men theorem of LIGHT GO. x altON CJ AL WTI 'l•7' CA- IS Obljgirsro74 M71411,1ilitietl°111:11; artlel. of Bultders• tow ware shove On bend. Mee and Worts, sear Oster De kneel:one Ctiy. Poetolleo address. Look ..e.bolll,_l•ltte• Ps. IikTOTICETO ,THE CITIZENS LA or 111WIIDELNY A.D VICINITY keetesille ALDEN I COLT. Protogrsphle .haute Atehts,sur be at iieWiCkley oh -MON DAY. she OM Instant. fbr She IM , Pme of toleh3 Mores off teldsprees. and ast mho ma with. too Menthe of Well homes am hove eh. mum, :...V.lr a ua f ag I V res:1124 1 1•12 Th: lesion lathers. • • • ataliterM FI V IAMIL„ Thr pea dun• xVt, auxP k .. i te w nstirg i =g: • e• • . 1.- 14.1.Atritao•A.; VINEGAR. THE • PITTSBURGH VINEGAR .... WORKS. BILLOU & ADAMS, 167, 168, 169 and 170 • SECOND AVENUE. . Are now verruca W MIRO VINEGAR M We LOW MST MARKET RATES. =einem , le ear- McCarty celled co oar - , E . OIA WINE VTIMEGAB. CHANT, TAILORS R ro FASHIONABLE • MERCHANT TAILOR, Peeps coortantlyna ;Land Clolho. Caul mom and Veattov; atao, Gentlemen'. Par. Good,. , No. 98 1 - 9 'Smithfield St., • P.TTSBORGH. PA. irr cut 'a (potato{ made to ordei In Um Weat ova. s. • at.l9. li -I* nii , v , IrailwrAir:- 1 11 Al GRAY & LOGAN I==3El 4181.'11a Street. SAMUEL GRAY, Merchant Tailor , I:=.77iggi at NEW AND FRESH GOODS, far Men., wear. consisting of clothe. ca.umare! Vc41.1.11. and all MO tiegrellt styles a &int. and Esh Cost on, which ha ta petpwed to make opto order in the most Minions... Mlle. tientienten desiring their Clothing made teenier can rely on having them made to thole entire sale Isfactlom both as regards style tad quality. SAMUEL GRAY, inhalietir SO FIFTH AVENUE. SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES I 1870. 3. C. •14.0101/0/r. / C. L. 1RrilL•111110110. MTHERSON &MUHLANBRING, Iferetumt Tailors._ No 10 SIXTH IrritiZT, iSt. Clair.) We hove reeetwed • lamas mtol well .sleeted Mock of the best and most fashion. sok Good. 1. our line. • great' portian of which.. are our own troportatio a. Yrliun colt anent oft or Willy to give perfect salisfactwn. we respectfully solicit ff so you an early examination of our stoma of Phis Cloths. CsselmaYre, Ye. tines, he. licrillittoOti s ILANBRINO. 11000 No.IO Sixth street. NEW SPRING GOODS. ♦ tplandal liew stook 01 CM 0 T/Iti, GASSIALEBEN, Jset revelved t 7 MMIX NUM& =3 WALL PAPERS NEW WALL - PAPER, 1108 SPRING SALES, AT No. Ic7 Market St., near sth Avenue. W. now oder to the public a sioed of PAP= HANGINGS ansurpamed In the West At Tuber and treacly of style., embracing all Oa Noveltie• Ea iIiSSCO, MOSAIC, PERSIAN and ORZCIAB !REARMS In plats and bright ealoef, ibr 0.110. Minna Bonnie, de. Also, WIOD and MARBLE DECO/OPTIONS, TINTS') and GILT PARLOR PAPIER,, withan endies. variety Al CRZAP SATIN PAPIO.S , W HITLanA BILOW2i BLAN)01 for chamber.. Ac. All of 'Welk we Ezr ope d to low &little lowest ln the MIAMI% NO. 107 Market St, near sth Avenue. • JOB. R. HINIHI23 & BRO., mi.ll:T3s WALL PAPERS. • SPRING, 1870. . PRICES REDUCED. 40 INCHES wide lista atVie. per roll. 411L1—a great variety at Sea. per U. GLAZED-011110a at 515 c per roll. ELEOA rer Trarialt .d Almeria. Pavan./ • ir 4 Weat" 001 ". ,4*. W. P. atuaszrairs New Wholesale and Retail Sten; 191 Liberty Street. mat rrrrsatritan. 3 7•: SALE STABLES. GOOP DIIIVING HORSY& - • 0 op PEATY MOISES, S GOOD YAWILT 1301181aN tiOJEO HID(NO 11019118. 1 liti01) PO • y. All w.m.ted &a l* /mad and all riabt u Yea resautatl. Call al qua Saw We Stable. oa Sad dle Allay. neat Allegheny Diamond Mailust. sad ase the Anus. === = HOBIBT H. PATTERSON & GO, COMMIX or Seventh hyena and Liberty St., prrrautraaa, PA. was on Every Saturday void AN AUCTION SALE op lORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS. A D=rat. a : te'3 r n?'pt:srre'r,ve tMII r a:eh .41t e 2 = rt t . 0L 01001000 T 1=4 .74 ! tendon ma good ears 10111:0We. 6110 Uri JO= IL STEWART. Anallateen Jft irvnftx. es~E sxD COMMISSION STABLES COL BURIN MICEt 111101 ft PST rsatoneg. PL anil•M WIMM LIQUOBB, &O. "WAGNER'S ERBNCR COLORING, he Tery Bat La the United Biala. ILLNIIYACIITAZD BY WILLIAM WAGNER 981 Annrth Seventh litreet, mm:t= liteterezece,lll the teed's; bousei 1141a eipme.• • jesenieoress Vol to , T , llOl CID 4M; =1 RBANDM, OM, waoLsrocs usaialnius er PURR RYE wawa% 409 PENS IMLEZT . Have Romieved to ROL SBi AND 6.01 PENN. Cor. Irleeerklb 8t« (formerly Cana 1 TOSEIpIi d. FINCH a CO, .1C4.115157, ISO, M. 193 dad awl, mare Emu= raddiuson, OWla 'MOW Pin lirr lowa* ..4..0,; t• 10h1 d .6mw AMUSEMENTS IarNEW OPERA netreE. 1111.93 DAY 97 - 0199009. 1,991 934, MO CILMITRAII liarnram, ntl4l•al Iva *a Comedy or FAIL SATURDAY EVERINO. last time of HAM. .Yr. I.a. Clialtst. . To eenetude with the HIGHWATItiIi 'IIOLIDA.T., atoegei eeeeteg ereseated the elier *ay written expressly Milt , Cnashes, exulted Oa, TIMAALAIIkiI TAI , EI.II. . Willa Lee met arlth the greatest esteem la evert elty where It has beta prodeeed. arIVE Freer • SERI-ANNUAL EXHIBITION 07 TE!Z_ Pittsburgh Art Gallery, Containing a toe collection a PalsUegs, Uy prodactlaa .1 AMIZIOLII and ?onto artle,e, Elia Open Day and Evening, Na 231 LIBERTY STREET, OPOodlte thd bead of Wood stzett ADMID3BION zp23 l!M9=aM arMERCY HOSPITAL 3rJl%irt.,: or•Edr EFIERY ErEJrl,ll'o, CITY HALL. ADKIESION ap2o:wil arrAllit IT KEYSTONE RINK. I= OPEN EVERY EVENING, For tie IN:moat of T. emErs PEW cirgoLic CHUM F MaD ADMISSION .II INSURANCE EgEE Mutual Benefit LIFE INSURANCE coimp.sznr. ORGANIZED IN 1845. Losses mold on 1t,.. or deo eemed members. • 9 444. 615 Drelsteed• d llistorm Pre le aselsroil • • Assets llobJest So all 'SAW- Itlss Jam. 1,1870 Nosslber ormsrabors.4o.ooo AZISOIUit Immured! 130.800,000 The usual Dividend paid in 1870, and Two Ordered to be Paid hi 1871. The "bore Statement Is arcuated Dr the Mrs. tom se the melt of twee tr. eve rears. bad. Coadeeted with prudence. nottuni ban been lest on tecestutente. Managed With ceotiomy, afar and lase always bon mall—the Dividends always large— daalarea miteiallYs sad mid Mum dm. ' - Maliber file =Lora or Olictra are allowed coin milldam au busfaeis or loan% autumn:l hare ac quired the Camaiatra movies. Inteadlag borealis , . so Itarelafbre. to vat as faithful Tfastees for the =embus; the Deflectors *ter the tornegta of this Mutual Lia Assoeialloo to all of strand health - Who desire to to thair Urea on the meat raver abla terms. TIM Wier %Wee Is offered u. namiLltita IK the mos. elaborate aed attractive advErtlseasasts Dometheteo need to pre.et the dab:. of.. Ufa In.rance Comp.y. Napo.% Tab.al and atilt r informal tan an the sultlearfarnishad gratis, at the Whoa of tO5 Cos. past, or lay Of la Airendes. Drilteri . )llll: LZWIII O. GROVER. JOHN B. tiattß A 1111LXIA w CLUB. Y . M MAC AG M N . JOSIAH 0 u IMY. A A K N . I.RH.L IINOE. T WILLI A M[ . V E . r a..D.m,.AYr: , 1. I. 7801HINtaOSCAR I BALyWur• LEWIS CAROVlA.Pieddent.' , WI. F:DAY, Vice President. snwaxp A. =songs, is•eistaii. _r BiNZAXIII C. 'ULLA - lir, Tresserir. AM= DODO. Math 14. X. LOVEIUDGE, General Agenti' CORD 71.00/I.Y• Cor. Wood Street and Fourth Amite. nrranunaz. atm NSURANCE COMPANY. PIUILUPSI =maw aw in Bitl.l AIMIMI. ,WW/a. CADIto& All Wald 11:117w tr;g;t o. trifria l ..ire ir lCAMM • — Welimit. JoHNUTtrn.Sooratarr. P. J.lare-OX., Wan AsimAL (Mir=m Llbe.ral Tema As .mµ;l4 a n't "arm Elf] Ii k TATIANAt • •P• INSURANCE CORIPAIRr. Car. federal it. aid Diamond, illogiony, zaap o. tho =mom ILTWNu. ILIL - . .yr d a u IIAHRIN A etiroglldti JUL= I.47TlVVlAlD:anagla.i.i', ~.~. , o►a 1. Yflie, (((JY. ~laTl~ M.. YO6a_. s~ ` l , Q~~ . Yf~~, d ! .n :. pnosavirrir . 1.61111133' LOU $T 11141. RAUJJII 014 AIICE C9.OIIIIII.IItIOIIIUL rriciale a an cßmarers er.,Aast FA a ri t ,",„,, ll pgrß i r I eras arSLAs 0. BAB th ""' y rt v 6: v rrogam.. I — iaDNICX 1 1 0 = as sorter sag Weal' 7 'ERN MUD &NOR EON= • A VDS P MSEr ia leLiiii. • •Ais. 4 1 = B ANNNIZ.I Aar Mee, MI WAWA etpsel,3leuse 4 Vek.e . am er e Val lin t r . awrm. a irin•id Zee BUM • home Imiltelloa.=eB l4ll l I=tinat Vinte== time Meg Win , to leSstau. %de km% meardi at rlells•=bset tereteetleei 111 lien 113 " , " ! " ' l lriemeetell: • : ~ l i,j, '-re:72lk . . . • ..1 pllol9e ans4HILA NOM con. aroma N. 1/.. 43303111 Vi WWI VISIIII/1116 "m".l"o"olArllna..4 =l= r. . LLirr, 4 • Wits IL. Mid% 1/100.141, 4cWl. 16 E Ili ENT .ININIMOCS laal4T nalankuißts4l rye: Mit" n MarPO _4; re= a • B:4eWinihrtai idea. J2ES • • • VI Jr. Wial.... 4. • 1" P"'" %On tr2.37:417:". EIX=! HAM 43119 ==l
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