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NEW Youit," APril 18a8.
"'"}lrorions
,'GAZETTE : 'Gixid Friday was
•
Celebrated wit h; great solemnity in the
I;:iiseopid. - and . Catholic Churches of the
,
city: At St.-Alba/A the principal citadel of
Episcopalxittudikm, the services followed"
the orders 'of the most extreme "high
oburchisra" -The altar, the chancel =rail
trigs, the pulpit and lectern,. etc were
~ -
draped black. The ,altar a
drapery' had
.
.81:Ever fringe on the pper edge. In ,the
-u ,
'front Was atepresentation of the -crown' of
thorns, and three nailstypieal of thosewith
which -our . Redeemer was nailed to the
cross: The large chancel -I.‘indoW was
covered with sable. and on this. Was a
large; purple cross. Rev.' Fathers Mor
`rilf , and Myer officiated. The prayers
appropriate for the day were said and
-the "Reproachea" intoned. As in Catholic
chitrches, no instrumental music WaS used
- throughout the day. A sere ice called the
"Three Hours' Agony' • ' was here celebrated;
. for the first time in America. This was
very similar to the Catholic service of the
same name. Whenever during the services
the Virgid Mary was alluded to by the
officiating clergymen; she was spoken of as
the "Blessed "Virgin," or as the "Holy
Mother of God." There be those who will
affirm that the service was continually sug
gestive of Roman Catholicism. The most
extreme ritualism is, to my the least, strong.
ly fortified at St. Albans.
, ; The vestry of Rey. Stephen H. Tyng,
Jr.'s Church have, held- a meeting and
solemnly protested against the findings of
thateceleslastital court which tried him for
preaching in non-Episcopal churches, and
• against the minim:idol: of Bishop Potter.
'•
The spring exhibition at the Academy of
Design will open on Wednesday next. The
Private social reception will take place on
Tuesday evening.
• • A, goodly number of friends of temper
ance reform met last evening at the Cooper
Institute to say a farewell to E. Z. C. Judson,
better know::: as Ned Buntline, who soon
leaves;for California, there to fight temper
ance battles. Horace Greely, among others,
• made an address. Ned is now apparently
thoroughly reformed, and is working earn
estly for the temperance cause. Few peo
ple who saw -him two or three years ago
would have prophesied this.
• Money is much easier. Business is im
proving. The Spring fashions are fully
and wonderfully inaugurated. Politics are
lively: Erie is in an absolutely "muddled"
state, whereat the courts and lawyers get
mad, and wash huge piles of dirty linen be
. --foreihe public, at which the aforesaid pub
lic laughs "sarcastically." The impeach
ment is still a first class sensation. ,The
snow of yesterday has almost disappeared
and to-day it is sunshiny and altogether
- -radiant.JONES,
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Is Anthracite Dangerous t
A couple of Boston savans haVe advanced
a theory that has already created sonic alarm
in the eastern • portion of our State. They
have commenced a crusade against anthra
cite coal. They assert that the species of
coal is unfit for use as ti fuel in.furnaces or
'stoves for warming purposes. The nom
bastion of anthracite, they say, evolves a
- large quantity . of carbonic oxide gas, which
is a deadly poison, and that it has been as
certained that cast iron heated to a point be
low redness is pervious - to this gas. The
deduction, therefore, is that the air heated
by anthracite is easily vitiated by this poi
sonous gas, which travels with the greatest
facility through the iron of the stove or fur
nace. It is said that one per cent of this
gas in the whole volume of a given quantity
of air is sufficient to destroy life. That this
gas does actually mingle with the
atmosphere is proved by one •of
these scientific gentlemen most , con-•
clusively. He •has invented an elec.
brie bell 'which will detect the presence
of this &as in the air. Ten minutes after a
fire is lighted in his stove, the tell-tale
tinkle is, heard.-The worst of the matter
is that this gas has no smell, and, therefore,
a person may bepoisoned unawares. _,The
remedy proposed by these scientific gentle
' men will hardly be considered satisfactory,
we fear. They suggest the substitution of
voreelain for iron stoves, but ' admit that.
wherever this substitution has been mdde
(as it has in many pfirts of Burope,) it has
been followed by langeroui epidemics."
If this lathe best that can be done about
the matter it would have been better not to
have shown the burners of anthracite coal
what danger they were in at all. "Where
ignorance is bliss; 'tis folly to.lie wise." In
trying to avoid Scylla they will only fall
into Charybdis. We are inclined, however,
to doubt whether the dangers of anthracite
• are not somewhat exaggerated by these
'icientific gentlemen. Certainly we never
heard of many people being- poisoned by
it. Science is fond of "sensations" some
times as well aspolities and fashibn. -
WHEN A GENTLEMAN asked a celebrated
divine, the other day how long . lie had
been in preparing a certain sermon in which
he had displayed even more than his at
average ability, the reply was, "A lifeAlme,
- So, if any one were to ask Helmbold,
the celebrated New York druggist, how
long he had been in building up and perfect-
big that admirable system of advertising
which has made him, beyond question, the
„Veer of , the merchant princes; he might,
with propriety, reply by pointing to the
long years that have elapsed since, as .a be
ginner in life, he first invested jiffs gains
id the Columns of the newspaper press, with
confidence that, like bread cast upon the
waters, the returns would be both ample and
• stire::, And, while yet:. a young man Helm-
bold. finds himself a millionaire, with a
hisiniss upon'- his handl Which,' despite all
the contingencies of trade, is constantly in
creasing. ;How much of this success is due
to the liberal and-extended systeni of adver;
.tising, of which this gentleman4'We most
• 'prirmitient. represeribitlie,ris not difficult to
ascertain, and is the best argument in yin-
- Ilk:aloft of a system which, it is due.to say,
is every day . gaining ground among: the live
and'enterprisilig, business men of the coun-
YL,'• _
Rebiabeld's drug store, No. 594 Broad
way, New York city, is in all respects a
model establishment, and is pronounced by.
all who, have visited it the finest on the con
tinent. Among the specialties-which Helm-.
bold, hasplaced prominently before the pub:.,
• liaare - his now fintous Fluid Extractsr,-Bu
chu and Sarsaparilla. These -fluid extracts
haiebeen endorsed'by the medicaFfaculty, ,
and are quite generally used - by-physicians
in, their private practice. They are, there
' fore; genuine preparations, and as such are
- entitled to public confidence. Buchu has
long been pronounced.by, physicianS one of
the best diuretics: known to science, and as
compounded in Helmboldts Extract is doubt
less the best specific for those affections
it, is recommended ; - .
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411 3 3 -9! 8P484 lA'gr4ts. that deed-before mid-
• . 'daY.:,•llo , WD•01 sheds . th at!.coat and leaves .
• ,;' ',•-• home witlitutit, bewails his sts 11.4`•ihe--01AV-c
• fc ..„.-- a •eringbeharissto -the office; ; aid , ' gabit Ire-
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' young Ethiopetm-ini3arbadoes, whose age
is ten years, and whose name is 13ipsemi.:
Tun LIFE OF Panic 6 LBEZT.— rn , u
ce
Albert was born in Germinney in Europe,
and was the Concert of Queen 'Victoria and
a Cage E. He was Cellebrated as a Father
and errected a Mossoßee= at E.enzingtOn
London for the grate ; Mr, Coal, ware you
may learn art and sighence and Buy ginger
Beer and bath Buns which is a grata. Bles
sing to'the subject of her grashions Madjisty.
He left a' numerous? proginney which are
Praid for in the Stablished/Church and are
all Princes and j prineesses Monuments are
errected ' eyfyvrare! tei-11,111 , Innimmitabel
'prince, and His Blerz . lffeyWei written by the
Royal Queen of E4gland: '. ''
' THE. Hirraeoi 13W-4:of the most Tree
itnenjuice of Anmells is. the Zippopotamns.
He is also called the RiVer , 'Horse because
he rezembles'an ernence Pig, .being Arany
us- and Wares no, Hair. • He has no Tayle
and isfeelebrated for his 'Emence Toshes.
It is very difficult to catch him as you never
it,,
know where to tin Mu. When you go
to the Zooloajihka s you never see Him be
cause He always
_keeps Under water which
makes the Ignore t say He is A Fabel.. In
'His Native wilds d Orriginall state Ho is
Ferry Terriffeck. He treads upon His En
nemey.s with his F et and is the Behee Moth
- of Scnpslier. -
Discnii.anoN 'Ol LYON.—The Lyon is
the 'MIT of Bees ... His . Concert is the
lyones§, but She is not so noble as The
Lyon. If you want to see Nobility in a
Beest you must go to the Lyon, but You
Must not go Alone, or You will Get et.
The Lyon has 2 Roes ef•emence Teeth, and
it is Tremenjuice to heor him Rore. He
has a long Tayle, and his Propensateys 'are
verry lbeanibell. The Lyon is menshuned
in Scripsher, and the lyon of Judy was
much isteemed. He is now distinked ex
cept in- Babylone and Afrikker, and the
Zoolojickkals and in Woomwell's show of
Wildßeests where He is domesticatted and
Lets A lady ride Him, which is a great Bles
sing of providence, and shows the supremi
cx of the Hunan Rayce. '
We give below the names of sixty Euro
pean- cities whose population exceeds 100,000
inhabitants: ..
-
London 3,(07.536 Breslau 178,915
Paris 1, fes,=4 Palermo 167,e25
Constantinople...l,o7 s , 6oo Munich 167.au
Berlin 0=739 Bristol 163,680
Vienna 578.525 C'openhagen - .155,143
St. Petersburg .... &Arm Lille 154 - 9
Liverpool 441,3:6 Dresden 143,rat
tilasgow 4.21.1.55 Prague tr-sm
Naples • - 418,668 Stockholm non
Manchester 35%855 Perth 131:701
Moscow ..... 351,= 41 enon . 127,995
Birmingham :315.789 Toulouse .... r..v, ma
Lyons =3,954 Ghent.... 124,441
lfublin .... ........ 318,4 n Antwerp 1=665
Marseilles 300.131 Cologne - 1=192
Madrid ' 2fel,tal Bucharest 121.731
Amsterdam . "311,455 Belfast 119,718
• Warsaw 243,512 Odessa ' .118,970
Leeds ..... .... .... "MslB7 Seville , 118,298
Lisbon 223,003 Venice 110,1=
Home 10.741 Florence —114.363
199, a!1 Hotterda • 114,052
Bordeaux ' 194.241 Nantes - 113.725
Barcelona 189.949 New Castle 149,1 M
Brussels 186,311 Valencia • • 107,73
Sheffield' 185,172 - Bradford 106.219
'Turin 180,631 Trieste . 104%7
Adrianople 180.0 1 x) Liege 11e,858
Hamburg 175.608 Koenlgsburg 101.507
Edinburg • 175.1t1 Itoueu -.. 109.671
AT TIM CORONATION of the first Napo
leon, General Augereau, who had fought for
the Republic, was asked , if anything was
wanting to .the splendor Of "the scene.
`.`Nothing," he replied, "but the presence
of the million of. men who had died to do
away with all this." If, Mr. Johnson had
succeeded in his attempt to overthrow the
legislation - of Congress, and to make him,
self virtually a monarch, these words of
the French Republican would have forcible
application. Our fathers fought expressly
to destroy time power which Andrew John
son hag sought to re-establish. They assert
ed the right of, the people to Make their own
laws; he has asserted his right to overrule
the laws. Rad he triumphed over Mr.
Stanton and the Senate, the presence of the
heroes of Valley Forge and Saratoga would
have been as appropriate as that of the
ghost of Banquo at the festal board of Mac
beth.,Y. Tribulte..
ANTEDILUIWi MONSTER.—We learn
that Captain C. 0. Boutelle; of the United
States. Coast Survey, While making explora
tions in. the neighborhood of St. Helena
Island, S. C., recently unearthed a huge
mastodon, lying in a bed of marl. When.
discovered the huge monster was fixed pre
cisely in the position it is believed to have
been when it laid down to die before the
flood. The skeleton was perfect, but a por
tion of the bones very soft, while other parts
are petrified. The bones are of enormous
'size. Professor C." IL Shepperd, of the
South Carolina Medical College, and his
son, the Professor; who recently returned
from Europe, will exhume the Monster and
bring it to this city.. It is the first mastodon
yet discovered on the Atlantic coast, though
it has heretofore been met with in the. West..
— 7 -Charleston Courier, 6th.
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Pocket volumes containing these lectures Will be
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4DIPLINISTIiATOWB -1110TIC,E-,
Letters oVailininistration on Hie estate or
A I MAESCIIELHAN, deceased, 'saner Alleghenx
county, 'having been granted to the landeregned. 'AU'
persons Indebted to said estate will make payment,
without delay r aud-thoss having claims ugalt?st.the
same will present them for settlenteW. ,
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PITTSBURGH GA.ZETTEI THURSDAY. APRIL 16. 1868
-Y. 1' , ... 4 - ii-OiatiCe.v..2.l
uxtox RIEPIIBILICA7
COUNTY::.CONVENTION.
,
The ILVION REPUBLICAN, VOTERS. of Alle
gheny County are requeated•toineet at the usual
places for holding elections in the sereral Wards,
Boroughs and TOWIIShipS, on . •
Saturday, Play • 30th, 186 S,
And elect two (51) delegates_ from each election dis
trict, Or the purpose of nominating a candidate for
Congresa. Also, two (AI tlelegates from each elec.
Bon district for the. purpoise of nominating candi
dates for Senate. Assembly, District Attorney and
Assista:it Attorney. COutroller, Coinmissioners and
County Surveyot; . , -
The Congressibnal Convention for the IMAd DM
trict will meet at the 'CITY COUNCIL , CHAM
BERS Pittsburgh, on TUESDAY,' June Ad, at 10
o'clock A.. at. , to nominate Congressmen. ;The
Congressional Convention for the 11341 District will
meet at the CITY HALL. Allegheny City, the same
day and hour, to appoint Conferees for the District.
The Count - E, Convention Rill meet at the COURT
ROUSE; in this city, the same day and hour. • -,
The Connty Executive Committee recommend that
the delegate elections be held, so far as practical:lie,
by the Republican members of the Election Boards
in the several districts, and also the. manner of
Yotigiggr candidates In the several Coitventions be
The Primary Elections in the Townships (except
ing the ; Townships of Oakland, Pitt, reeblei„
erty, - Collins and Wilkins, will be between
the hours of 3 and 7 Mclock,) will be held between
tho hours 0f.3 and 0 o'clock p. as., and in this Bor
mfghs and Cities between the hours of 3 and ,7
o'clivik P. at. In the Cities and Boroughs. the elec
tions shall be by ballot, and in the Townships by
marking
N. P.' REED. tSecretaries
C. C. TAYLon..
fa'CONGRESS-22d DISTRICT.
Gen. J. S. NEGLEY“
is a candidate for nomination before the talon Ile
publicatiCunventiou.
miartd&T
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tgrCONGRESS---22d DISTRICT.
THOMAS HOWARD, Esq.,
Is a candidate for nomination, by the 'Union Repub
lican Congressional Convention. .n2ll3l:d& T
)Mi0(:. "-- 4 .-.-- .%4ki,',4+1)411
Gen. A. L. PEARSON,
Subject to the deciblon of thu Union Repot)Henn
County Convention. mh24:0.4.d&T
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
WILLIAM C. MORELAND,
SubJ'e to the deelelon of the tulon Republican
County Convent Lon. trild;:nt;i:d&T
IgrASSISTANT DISTRICT AT—
TOWNE'S".
JOHN W, RIDDEL4
Will be a candidate for Assistant District Attorney.
subject to the decision of the Republican County
Convention. - aplo:d&T
iIear"ASSISTANT DISTRICT AT.
. TOMMY:
Subject to the decision of the Union Repttblienn
County Convention. • trth3s:n.C.-d&T
ORDINANCES
ALLEGHENY.
AN ORDINANCE to authorize
the Grading and Paving of six Streets. One
Avenue and One Alley.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained and enacted bft the Select
and Common Councils of the City of Allegheny, and
it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same,
That the Committee on btreets be and they are here
by authorized and directed to invite and receive pro
posals for the (trading and Paving of Franklin
street. from the east side of Sedgwick street to Bea
ver avenue; Locust street. from east side of Sedg
wick street to Fulton street: Concord street, in the
Third and Seventh wards; Balkam street. from Rob
inson street to the river: 'Park street. from Grant
avenue to Sturgeon street: South Canal street, from
Madison avenue to Sycamore street: Spring Garden
avenue: front Chestnut street to the city line: Green
alley. from Chesnut to Centre streets—and to EARS.
con-
,And - ish-a CR£DIT OF Fn-F.
tract therefor with the lowest and best .bidder or Y
bidders. at their discretion.
SEC. 2. That for the purpose of defraying the cost For thither particulars. maps. itc., address
and expenses of the said improvements. there be
and is hereby levied a special tax, to be equally as- I JOHN P. DEVEBEIIX,
sessed upon the several lots bounding and abutting -
upon the said streets, avenue and alley respectively
in proportion to the feet front in them respectively
comprised, and bounding and abutting as aforesaid.
SEC. 3. That as soon as the cost and expenses of
said improvements shall be fully ascertained. it shall
be the duty of the Street Commissioner to assess
and apportion the same among the several lots
bounding and abutting upon said streets. avenue
and alley respectively, according to the rule above
Indicated, anti thereupon proceed to s n ake demand
and collect the same, according to .the rovisions of
the act of the General Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania. entitled • 'An Act defining
the manner of collecting the expenses-of grading
and paving of the streets and alleys of the City of
Allegheny,
and for other purpoges." passed the
of March. 1552.
SEC. 3. That so much of any ordinance as may con
filet with or be supplied by [lie foregoing, be and the
• same is hereby repealed.
Ordained :aid enacted into a law this the Oth day
of April. A. It. 1868.
AMA:
D. MAV E.1[1:0N: Clerk of Select Council.
It. DIL, 'Wall. Clerk of Common Council. apt:,
RESOLUTION to open MeDON
ALD ALLEY.
ItcsOLvEn. By the -Select and Common COUllei ix
of the GUY of Anephenth That McDonald alley be ;•
and It Is hereby opened from Washington avenue to
Yranklin street, and that Messrs. It. RAY, JAS.
•ILIRAHAM and WM. CHAMBERS, freeholders,. be
and they arc hereby appointed viewers to view and
assess the damages and benefits In accordance with
the provisions of the act of Assembly, approved May
lst,• A. D. 1961, and that the, Clerks of Councils no
. Illy them of their appointment. •
Ordained and enacted Into a law this the oth day
of April, A. D. 11113 d.
A3IES McBRIER.
President of the Select Council . .
J. S. SLACiLE,
President of the Common Council.
Attest:
Is. MACIVY.BRON. Clerk of Select Council.
It. ImwouTir. Clerk of Common Council. npls
N ORDINANCE to Widen Side
walk of WARD'S ALLEY. .
ek. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by. the Select
and Comnton Camelia, of the City of Allegheny, and
it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same.
That the Sidewalk on Yard's 'alley shall be live (I))
feet In width, to the outside of the curbstone.
SE.c. 2: That so Mich of any ordinance as may con
flict with or be supplied b_y the foregoing, be and
the same is hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted into a law thls the • oth day
or APril. A. IL'ises. . . .
JAMES - ittcßßlElt,
,
President of Select Council.
. 'd. e.rtiLAULE.
\!:rcsident ofConimon Council.
Attebt: •
.D. ItthemtitaN. Clerk oitielect Council.
It. DILWORTH, Clerk of. Common Council. at
AW ORDINANCE changintred
name of SPRING GARDEN PLANK AD. -
tax. 1. Tie it ordained and enacted by the elect
and Common Counetia - of the City of A //egheny, and
it Or hereby enacted thy the authority at the same,
That.Sprlng •Uarden klank ltoad. in the - Seventh
ward. shall hereafter.be known and designated as
SPRING AVENUE. _ •
Oratinedmnd enacted into a law t'Als the Oth day
of April. A. .
Ltaims 'WROTE%
* ;
:'resident of the Select Council.
.1. S. SLAULE,
. i'reaklent of Common
'Attest: • •
• D. MACIICItatON L 'CIerk of mlect
lltiavoßTu, clerk of Common Council. apir:
AN ORDINANCE - •
increasing Width of Sidewalks on Virth
front Market to Smithfield
' -
-Sac. I. Befit ordained and. enacted by the,Villt RI
riftsbargh, La. Select and 'Common Councils wrenhe
°Oa, a na It 40 herher eb yenacted by the anthorOlt of t
- same., That the Sidewalks in Fifth (SO ) street; ham
lida fourteentet thneld,increased from virelval/914
to' (I.IY feet, 'On* either side„ to '2313 taken
from: the .present -radway or eartway t Provided;
that this ordinance shall not !be Construed' 40 as Ur
authorise the extension of vaults i s a l q strpit be- ,
pond Abeluiresentilmits.
• Sae: 24 , That any ordlnanee or part of ordinance
leoullititlitamithdhe eat this ordinarence at the
present time, boa the same Is hereby pealed so
tar as the same afi t ts this ordinance. ••. . '
Ordained and e ad bates - law In Councils, tete
1 iltith day of adarelt,, A. D. 01881 3; 3ri ii i, : ry. ••-
• ''. ' ' .... ' . -1. !• ''' President of Select etelnell. '.
Attest:, X. ti, Aloutioer, i' ,l ‘) ". I - ',' - . ' ' ‘''
kit. CoulicO.
t , i ( 4!l,‘, ( ! f M. wl , A;voe, df.INSON , r
I 1 I • ..=.' I- r ,' _.' - I --"."- Preildent or coinuion Council.%
Aired: r bivait'ldelltalera , J-- ' • i r e agr
_ Clerk or li on coniCbuncli. sp.,_.:__
*Wets ,iyarrrinK 4 . • ,
atone
-wee rid
zahtlifos9 No. r •,,.
J. H. 3TILLER. Chatrmazi.
J. B. FLACK,
JAMES McBRIEIC.
President. of Select Council
J. SLAOLL •
President of Counnon•Council
GE ' ' '
prrraßurk
REAL =ESTATE AGENTS.
11 - 1 -- P.147 Gni
REAL ESTiATE OFFICE,
i
No. 91 Grant hieet, Pittsburgh.
REA ESTATE
AL PROPERTY
AND PERK
T AND SOLD.
ROLM
calm ATTENTION _ TO
WILL GIVE"P
Loans, Attend to the
Negotiation of
pertk, Collection
Beating of
=9
.of CI
EY BRO.,
JOHN D. BA
L ESTATE BROKERS
crioNEERs,
STOCK AND. R
AND A.
Auction STOCKS,,BONDS,
?. URITIES, - REAL ESTATE.
NITURE, &e.„ either on the
of. Trade Rooms.
in paid, as heretofore; to the
private sale.
In the country ET. attended.
MTH STRE
Are prepared to sell 1
and all kinds of SEI
HOUSEHOLD TURN
premises or at the Bo:
Particular attentloi
sale of Real Estate at
Males of .Rmal Estate
Office. No. 115 FOt
CVSIEAR FARMS FOR SALE.
have Low for Sale several of the finest FARMS In
Westmoreland and Indiana dounties, on remarka
bly easy terms; so easy that anyone desirous of buy
ing. can purchase on time altogether. Call and es-,
amine for yourself.
• G. M. PETTY',
mho • No; 80 Smithfield street.
• FOR r•SALE--REAL ESTATE. -
RESIDENCE FOR
SALE • OR • RENT.—A - large • two-story double'
ouse. containing 10 rooms, including double par
lor, with marble mantles, and all the modern im
provements; 1 acre of ground,, Sited with fruit,
grapes, berries, Be. Situated . near 3linersville, at
the termination of the Wylie street Passenger care.
This is one of the handsomest locations in Allegheny
county, and in a good -neighborlwod. Apply• at
W. A. HERRON'S Real Estate Office, 91 Grant
street. • mh2.S.
yurbon SALE & TO LET.--Houses
and Lots for sale in all parts of the city and su
s.- Also, several FARMS in good locations.
Also, a small. WOOLEN .FACTORY, with 20 acres
of landolnd good improvements, which I will sell
cheap and on reasonable terms. ' Business Houses
to let on good streets. Privy te Dwelling Houses for
rent in both cities. For further particulars inquire
of - WILLIAM WARD,
Jar. llO Grant Street, opposite Cathedral.
F RAME — TdOTTAGE,
SITUATE IN MOUNT WASHINGTON,
Within -23 minutes' walk of the Monongahela
bridge. The house contains live rooms, kitchen,
cellar and vault: Lot 100 feet front by 200 feet
deep, fronting on three streets. On the lot are 400
full bearing grape vines of live different varieties,
with all kinds of shrubbery, such as. gooseberries,
blackberries, strawberries and currants; also, peach.
pear. apple. q
ui nce and cherry trees. Will be sold
cheap. inquire of
STEEL at WILSON,
Brokers and Real Estate Agents,
ja3o - 60 Smithfield Street.
2,000,000 ACRES OF.
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE,
BY TILE
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
EASTERN DIVISIOIC
Lying along tbeAlne of tinl•tr -- roaal. at
$l,OO TO SS,OO,PER ACRE,
Land Commissioner, Topeka, 'Kansas
Or. CHAS. B;LAMBORN, Seey,
QM
v-Ttio
READER, CALL TO-DAY,
At No. 101 Market Street,
AND bELECT YOU
WALL PAPERS.
JOS. R. HUGHES & BRO
mh2l
WALL PAPERS-1465.
Uttsurpagsed to tie'auty and 'quality
• W. P. XARSHILLL.
Nizo 87 Wood Street, near Fourth.
- tolal:n8 .
\ GLASS, CHINA, CUTLERY.
1 - 06 WOOD STREET
(1 .„ 111NA, GLASS AND .
QUEENsWiTE,
SILVER PLATED •WAISE, 3 /
4 1
PARIAN STATUETTES, st
801172110 GLASS 4
Anti Vtber STAAT. AND' F ANCY 41
GOODS, a grea.vvariety.
100 WOOD STREET.
EtIeHARD E. ,BREED" & CO.
1'6:1A41104k 88*
C
HARLES IREILZENSTFIN,
1 iettera
&T able Cutlery
goo a d e s . s
" our,t' lidoor aboire Diamond.)
GAtirsTitExtrasTEraC,Nhi!,orilliorßoni.o.44ll.B46.l4:‘,3ol', saltulnaiox,r7andul:nwediiasiira
• .
FOR*Plr 1 1 .11.1.1BIBER.PORIPANT
=
$125,000.
Tuizeinwrz*:-EiDwalin iirrnamy.
SICCIIILTARY...T. A. Wia.99llT. • • ,
'l3trrunNuroziet—F.Dia DAVISON.
.
EdwititiDail;iort,L' F. glutrre
' r
John Vltn, • • Br.
toed. ' • Jpbus Nttnt. 4 .• „ „
• r. 8.
lAMB= YARD—Corner of Liftrfll,l4 . llll .,
4.llWELT$l,B2ll.lOath 201 1 .4 k •
0 1 1W i 7i l intgTatrik
•
Nat nitlf•-%Y.
~!!' • Ifl,
COAL AND COKE
EST .FAMILY COAL
. ALWAYS ON HAND
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES, BY
OSCAR F. LAMM & CO.;
Corner Sandusky Street and I'. it. W. & C. R. R.
ANTHRACITE COAL FURNISHED AT THE
LOWEST RATES. je6:
COAL! COALS! COAL!
DICKSON, STEWART & CO„
Having removed their
1 7ee to
Dr o, aori,mv.irry Txtmvir,
(Lately City Flour Mill) SECOAiII FLOOR.
, _
Are no,w prepared to furnish good - YOUGY-110GRE.
2.1 y LWIF, - NUT COAL OR SLACK, at the lowest
morket price.
All orders left at their office. or addressed to
them through the mall, will be attended to promptly,
mytii:b2s - .
°EARLE'S R. ARDISTRENP,
YOUGHIOGLENT AND 09NNELLSVMS COAL,
COAL, SLACK AND DESITLPHURIZ.ED COIM
. , •
Office and Yard—CORNER OF BUTLER' ND
MORTON STREETS. First yard on. Liberty and
Clymer streets, Ninth Ward, and on Second street,
near Lock No. 1, Pittsburgh, Pa. •
lied with the
Families and Manufacturers supp
bert article of Coal or Coke at the lowest cash rates.
Orders left at' any of their offices will seoeive
prompt attention,
gMSTRONG &
"Suceeasora to
111/.AREI.PgIAL AND YOUGUI9GILENT.cOAL
MINERS. SIIIPI"ERS .AND DEALERS; RtiZAIL
ROAD .A.1,71),R1V1A; or superior Youghiogheny
CAS AND 'FAMILY. COAL.
Office and Yard—FOOT OF TRY STREET, near
the Gas Works.;
SIII'ERIOR COAL. ,
C. criip - wity - dr. CO.,
Miners and Shippers of PITTSBURGH GAS; TORGE
and FAMILY COAL, NUT COAL and SLACK.
&Coal delivered promptly to nil parts of the cities
at the lowest market rates.
Office and Yard--CORNER FOURTH AND WAT
SON (formerly_Canal) STREETS, Pittsburgh. - •
P. O. 80111392. .. • oc2a:
St. Louts, DlWoad
LUMBER
=ill
ACM Dellvered Promptly to Order,
Am.r,mairv_.rrs: crr-K,
IMEMI
And 3fanniticturers of
MERCHANT TAILORS.
IticARDLE,
•
ISlratCYlitloia • Z'A.LI-1011,
So. SMITHFIELD STREET, PITTSBURGH,
Keeps constantly on bawl a fine assortment of
CLOTHS, ,CASSIMERES-86..VESTINGS
Also, GENTS FURNISHING : GOODS.. GENT'S
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER. tile latest style._
NOW, READY.
For the Spring Season,
.With a large and complete stock of
BOYS', YOU'THS' AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
the new and leading styles, to be found at
No. 47 ST. CLAIR STREET.
GRAY & LOGAN.
GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
F. L.. ATWOOD...AMMON IVCAFTIII3.Y.
ATWOOD & 111cCAFFREY,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Cor. of Third and Liberty Streets,
Above Carroll & Snyder's, Pittsburgh, Pa.
LIGHT AND - HEAVY CASTINGS' furnished
p"mpt lrattentionpaidthefittingand
Sive to out re
pairing of Oil Refineries. Steamboats. Bolling
&c.
AGENTS FOLI A. S. CAMERON & CO.'S
Steam Pumps and Elowei Engines.
These Pampa have superior advantages over all
others, and every one is warranted to give satisfac
tion. DUMPS constantly on hand. fe2s:ulo
JOHN M. C00P5.11.......J05. KAVIL 11ENItY DIKE.
JOHN M. COOPERS CO., . ' •
BRASS FOUNIIERS,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Manufacturers of PUMPS AND BRASS WORK. o
every description: dealers \ In GAS FIXTURES
.4NII TUBING, of all kinds.
Coiner of Pike and Walnut Streets,
' PITTSBURG T, '
myls:z3o
HOTELS.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
J,l • .
'he undersigned beg to announce to their friends
and the public that ,they 'tufo purchased this OLD
ESTABLISHED and POPULAR HOUSE,
No. 344 Liberty StrootA
• •
And will continue to keep It in the best style.' The
MANSION HOUSE has over one hundred rooms, all
newly forrdshedrin the best style, andonly two min
utes, walk from the Railroad Depot. Trayelers will
end this house an excellent one to stop at, and will
be accommodated any hour, day or night.
Connected with the House Is a splendid Hall for
Concerts. • •
Families or single persons taken to board by the
day, week or monih, with or without rooms.
H. WA9NE.R.,_,
nun.
mhl7:m.V
CONDUCTEDON THE EUROPE
AW PLAN. ;.
ST. JAMES . HOTEL,
Nos. 405 and 407 Liberty St.,
Opposite 'Onion Depot, PITTSBUROB. .
'JAMES' K. LANAHAN, Proprietor,
This house neWly built and splendidly furnish
ed, and convenient to all the Railroads comingin
the city. Strangers visiting the city will and thi a.
'very convenient and economical Yousecure
your room and pay for your meals las_you get them.•
The Restaurant connected with this hotopen at
all 'hours of the day and night. Balls add parties
supplied- with Suppers •at the shcirtest notice and
reasonable rates.
,' sele:gBB
Are now proptireaZititinisil Ii: /n elisaiirq
those wishing to procure this impeder article. „
ring fifteen years. use df tat Clan. we have a r rived
at such proportions as we baileys makes it a better
article for pots than any in the. market, we having
secured an auersge stand si t ' NT . EIGHT and TEN
31 14 0E . TE Tha
Hon of the mixt w u li rc i a rd frbli ts %
de ! tver Y' 4 • ..DITHRIDbE a SON.
• • Fortiritt Glass Works.
' . 4 ' Washin on Stitet, Pittsburgh, pa.
C W la e y la ground and ridded .ii lumps for
ler
voided
f ru.. or
de e p p u ro re po
--
4 - OFFIC a s crrr ENUINEER, 1,
-• . •ALlOUgsgOirv. April S. 1968. s
lIIIIE PAWS. 'COMMISSION mull
1
_IL rossism propos3l7 for 1b
;
ra dii* of Grenada sown as "
_ " Weit
ti
• ' COMMOIMIN,
Until THURSDAY, April 10th, at 121 x. Draw
ings and specßications can he seen and full particti
lent obtained on applidation at this Waco,.
The Commission reserve th e' right to reject any or
all bids- , -••-.. , .
,1 10.81aps DAVIS,
,
. a p p. -' ' Sopt'ss EnirinWs PnrE Commission
yisscitinrioari.l.irmip
Ems , o r 7 BEA i,v a ' `pRQROtA.Ls will be received until the
AVLEGEOCArlCeqtrArrif
4 - ',. VFOIVIC„I4. 4 DUSE.
- ATWBEE., I.Kllg, &CO. w ;dissolved ro e . l i tiv i p hi ttl or,..„,..wa BRICK BY THE THOU
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RATS AND COS.
NEW SPRING .
ALL TftF 1 , . - FAVS•grt . Es OF
Hats: and. '4,Caps,
. -
ORIVING DAILiN% AT .. •
• 'EOM) , _&.l
fen ;• • : ;... 1311.0017" STREET
MARTIN LIEILLER, '
. 4 . DKALEIT. .
CAPS AND , i 1161119 • -•
Ailio„7llstatirtiactier,3Yholesale and Retail Dealei
'ltrniKl.,___VALltiEa, 81111T1i7
:FILLD STREET, Pittsburgh, Pal
- OrderspromptlyAlledamisattsfloctlonsuaranteed.
'
AXOBEMENTSI .
NEW .OPERA. IWIISE,
HENDERSbii .•
M. W. CANN IN . •
T. It.II.ANN,
Fourth appearance in city Irt tiO
great tragedian.
MIL EDWIN FOE T,
Who will be supported by IMixl.lllte, ! 1
Hlll and the superior Company.- ;.
THURSDAY EVENING, Apra ' 160
tragedy in five:lett
YIRGINI 3.
..12r. Ei
Mr.,
Virginias(win Forest.
lellitis carton Bill.
Virginia. " Miss Lillie.
Friday I.:rening—METAMOBA.
SCALE OF Pictegg—Private Boxes. ilI.
is z Othestra
Chairs, !a • :Reserved Seats. $1.50; idol si Tick
ets. $l4 Gallery, 50c.
OrPEETSBURGII TIE E. •
FRED AIMS ANAGER.
GEO. 11. MARTON STAGE SIANAGYM.
Success of the , beauttfut LE_ 0 HDDSON... . who will
appear TA IS K% LNII% in her unequalled persona
"t of MAZEPPA. First appearance thiseverdng
,of the Pittsburgh tarorite, JOHNNY DART.
Look out for - 161szeppa Idatineenn Saturday after
noon. Secure your seats.
nr - BUILNELIVS
MUSEUM EXHIBII lON,
, .
Comprising WORKS OF BART .and qtEAT NAT
URAL LIVING CURIOSITIES,
AT FRANKLIN HAL
Fifth street, opposite Pittsburgh. heatre.
Cards of Admission. MS cents. Dooz b open from
S o'clock A. 31. to 1.0 r. m. I apatolB
BEN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMP
OF AILEGHLNY, FA
Office in Franklin Siiings Rank
N 0.43 01)lo St.. Alle
A 11031:E CO3LPANY, managed by I
known to the community; who trust b
'to merit a share of your patronage. .1
HENRY IRWIN..
0E0.13. RIDDLE
DIRECTORS''
/lean - Irwin.: ;D. L. Patterson. ry Gerwia.
Geo. Riddle, ;Jacob Franz, , ;G ot Gelb Faas,
Simon Drum. J. - B. Smith, -.1 Jaeob Rush,
W. - M. Stewart, Ch. P. Whiston, !Joseph Craig.
Jos. Lantner, J: Zinkand, iJerrlah Rehm
NATIONAL INSUBANC
Or THE CITY Or ALLEG .
Office. In ALLEGHENY TRUST:! !COMPANY'S
BUILDING.
FIRE INSURANCX ONLY.
. ' W. W..I4ARTI . President.'
JAS. E. STEVENSON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
A. H. English, o,o.ll.P.Wlllinms : Jno. Thompson,
Jno. Myler, .Jas. Lockhart,;.lds. Myers,
Jas. L. Graham, r Robt, Lea; 'C C. Boyle.
Jno. Brown, Jr. Geo. Gerst.,.. ;J cob Kopp.
rahl.ann3.l
"WESTEUN INSURANE E COM
PANY OF PITTSBURGH.
ALEXANDER NIMICH, Presidet.
W 7 If. P. HERBERT. 'Secretary..
CAPT. GEORGE BREW), General Agent.
821 Water street, Spang & Co.'s Ware
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh. ,
Will ir.:ure against all kinds of Fl re and Marine
Risks. A home institution, manage I by Directors
who are well known to the community and who are
determined by promptness and MG silty to main
tain the character which they have nssumed, as of
fering the best protection to those who desire to be'
insured.
DIRECTORS: .
Alexander Nimick, John R. McCune,
R. Miller, Jr., Chas: J Clarke.
James McAuley. William S. Evans,
Alexander Speer, . Joseph Kirkpatrick, -
Andrew Ackleu. Thillipßeymer,
David M. Long. , Wm. Morrison,
D. Ihmsen.nor
pENNSYLVANUA.
INSURANCMOMPANY OF PITTT_SBURGH
OFFICE, 21 FIFTH STREET, BANK BLOCK.
Thiq,is a Home Company , and ins .
res against loss
by Fife exclusively. .
~.,
LEONARD-WALTER; Preside '
C. C. BOTT.E. Vice President.,
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasure'
HUGH McELHENT, Secretor?'
,
DIRECTORS: '
George
' Geo. Al
' J. C. '
J. C. i*l
John 'lf
A. Ami
Leonard Walter.
C. C. Bovie.
Hobert Patrick. -;
Jacob Painter.
Josiah King.
Jas. H. Hopkins,
Henry Sproul,
INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS B .
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF •
OFFICE, 435 & 437 cHEstlit'il
•
' . DiItECTORS:,
Charles S. flancer,* j Movie at H. Louis,
Tobias Wagner. ; Davidßrown,
Samuel Omni, Isaac Rea ß. .
Jacob R. Smith: . ' Edward C. Dale,
reorge W. Richards, ; Georg4Fales.
G C
CHARLES . BANEER. resident.
EDW. C. DALE, Vice Pres i rent.
W. C. STEELE, Secretary, ro tem.
J. GARDNER CO TIN, AGENT.
North West corner Third an Wood Streets
mlrN:wls ,1 .
A LLEGMENY INSURANCE COM.
.L - A. PANT OF PITTSBURGH,.
OFFICE, No. 37 EIFTHSTREE . BANS Mom
Insures against all kinds of Fire nd Marine Risks.
- JOHN IRWIN, Jn., Preitd nt. .
JOHN D. MeCORD, Tice P Admit.
C. G. DONNELL, Secretor?.
CAPT. WM. DEAN, General Agent.
DIRECTORS:.'
Crpt. Wm. Dean,
B. L - Joshua toek,
W. H. Everson,
Robe irt H. Davis,
Fran is Sellers,
Capri J. T. Stoekdale.,_
John Irwin, Jr..
John D. McCord.
C. G. Hussey,
RUNTY mitts.
T.- J. Hoskinson,
Charles Hays..
IaIf.OPLEW INSU,RA_
J, ANY.
OFFICE; N. E. CORNEIt WOOD k FIFTH STS.
A Home Company, taking Flr4 and Marine Risks
nutEcronSJ
giggitashlugads'
- Charles Arbuckle,„
Jared-M. Brush,
WM. F. Lang, s.-
Saniuel McVelckart..
'resident.
3 President.
Secretary.
$Oll. General Agent.
Wm. Phillips.
Jolm 'Watt,
John E. Parks. .
Capt. James Miller.
yen Kirk, • .
James D.-Verner.
WM, 'PHILLIPS. I
JOHN WATT Vice
W. F. GARDNER,
CAPT. JAS.' 6NIRD4
B AI T & MOSER,
FRUIT HOUSE ASSOCIATIO BUILDINGS, Not.
ME
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