and I warrant me he R'ou't -
wN
laittstattivii, i t a4
t tt r b e e a l d r y t a f u o u r rr iny'Tocall again."
E.• WJ Nal ' 2 And Miss Experience chuckled to hershe- -' CONGRESS-2` DISTRICT.
self until all the false curls quivered, as
Gen. S. NEGLEY
Molded the letter neatly. and put it back into 1 1
PROPOSING BY 'LETTER.- its hurriedly directed envelope.
"I Dever had an offer of marriage be- , is a candidate for nominat!ou itefore the Union Re
- pueean Couveetton.
I fore," she thought, viewing her autmnal nuor:d.tr •,
Countenance in, a pier-glass, and adjusting ,
the little puffs of ribbon in her cap border,
"and it does make one feel kind of queer!
It's something to tell of anyway. - *Bethuar
Jones needn't go to saying note that I was
an old maid, because Iliad never had an
offer! I just wonder what Arid would say
I guess I won't tell' her; she would only
laugh at 'me!"
Miss„ Experience drew herself up as
grimly as if her spinal Column were a bar
of iron, that afternoon.:when Bridget an
nounced:.
"Mr. Grover inenil"
"Show him Biddy—l am quite at lei-
Sure to receive him."
And our hero, entirely innocent of She
impending stoma that'awaited him, walked'
into Miles Experience's awful presence, with
a r, lnnidle of title deeds in his hand,, tied
'with the official looking red tape of his pro-,i l
fession;
"Good afternoon, Miss Experience !"
"flint' you ashamed of yourself, Harry
Grover?',ejaculated the spinster, in a deep,
stern voice. "Get along with yourself,
makin' love to an old woman mor'n twice
as old as you be, just because she's got a
little:money ! What do you take me for,
hey ? Don't stand starin there ! Walk out
of this room ' quick, or I'll throw the big
dictionary at head ! No, 'co, no! Note
have you got .. your answer plain enough ?
I wouldn't marry you if there wasn't an
other man in the Whole town !"
Harry Grover was a little appalled at till's ,
charge of horse and foot, but he stood his
ground manfully, not even quailing at the
big dictionary !
Missßrowne—will you hear me a
moment ? I don't want you to marry me !
What has put this strange fancy in your
head?"
"You don't want to marry me 1' Then
what the mischief does this letter mean ; I'd
like to know."
"May I look at it ?"
Harry took the letter, and glanced at it—
its contents threw a new light upon the un
accountable state of affairs.
"Good Cupid ! what a blockhead—what
unmitigated, inexcusable, incomparable
donkey I have been ! What could I have
been thinking about ? " •
"Hey ?" demanded the puzzled spinster.
" Excuse me, ma'am, but there has been
a mistake—a----"
And - without stopping to complete his
fragmentary sentence, he rushed out of the
room to the little bay-windowed parlor,
where Ariel usually sat.
"Well, I never!" exclaimed -Miss Expe
rience, as the door banged unceremoniously
in her face. '
"Ariel ! Miss Browne !"
. But Ariel turned haughtily from the
Pleading eyes of her lover.
"'Your letter is quite sufficient, sir; I
need no further exponent of your mean
" Ariel--darling--there has been an ab
surd mistake; this is the letter that was in
tended for you. The other was written to
Sour aunt on business, and by some' unac
countable blunder, got into the wrong en
velope ! I have been a fool—a blockhead,
but I love you, dearest, with all my heart !
Arid ! you will not send me away !"
No—Ariel did not send him away, for the
shy smiles and the rosy bloom were begin
ning to come back to her face as she read the
real letter ! •
"But Harry !" she said, with a roguish
dimple at the corner of her mouth, "you
must confess that aunt Experience's note
had rather an unpleasant style."
"I was a careless reprobate," said Harry,
frankly, "but you ,see Judge Connell was
watching me, and—" .
Ana that was the end of all misunderstand
ing between Harry Grover and Ariel Browne,
thenceforth, forevermore.
Miss Experience was rather disalippinted
in two things. She would like to have sold
the school house "corner lot," and she would
like to have said that once, in the course of
her fifty-five years of life, she had bad an
offer of marriage.
"However," said Miss Experience, "Ariel
is very happy, and may be things arc best
as they. are ?
12
BY SHIRLEY BROWNE.
Eleven o'clock—at least so said the gold
en tide of sunshine, creeping over the vel
vety turf of the village green, and losing it
self in the murmurous . foliage of the big
maple trees; and so said the
_little clock in
Judge •Cornell's lnw office on the Main
street, speaking in a sharp, melodious
chime.
Harry Grover glanced quietly up at the
uncompromising little dial, as he entered
the domain of "Coke upon I.4ittleton."
"I'm late this morning," he muttered,
,hanging up his hat behind the door; "but,
as good luck will have it, the Judge has not
made his appearance yet!"
He was ,a straight, handsome young fel
low, with curly brown hair, limped- hazel
eyes, and a healthy flush on his sunbroWned
cheeks—a young man whom you instinct
ively felt you could trust, a /' entrance, as
you looked into his frank,. honest face.
'There was not many such; raore's the pity-I
"Whew—whew—whew 1" whistled. Mr.
Harry Greyer, turning over his pile of legal
documents -in a very immethodical sort of
way.. "Law and love were never meant to
go together ;of thatl am certain. Pretty
'Ariel Brown's blue eyes are shining rogue
isly,out at me from every bit of parchment
or printed blank I touch. How lovely she
looked-last night—and who would ever sup
pose that the did cat, with the false curls and
grinning porcelain teeth, could be her aunt?
Rich, too, they say ; a good match for some
desperate fortune hunter, who is willing to
swallow the bitter old pill for, the sake of
the gold coating. Let me see—talking about
old Experience Browne, I believe I have
a business letter to write to her about
that piece of land by the schoolhouse
corners that she wants me to buy. Not I 4
When I purchase land for a building spot,
it won't a desolate pasture; where rocks
and mullen stocks fighttogether to see which
shall possess the staunch soil. The old buly
must take me for, a very unsophisticated
character indeed. I wonder, now if blue
eyed Ariel will ever bia wrinkled catamaran
clutching after bargains. Pooh.! I should
as soon think of a white plumed little - dove
being transformed into a greedy vulture ? "
He leaned back in his chair, with both
hands clatped on top of, his curly head, and
looked out abstractedly into the slushing
Tillage street, humming an old tune under
his breath—a tune whose burden was "love,
still love."
Plainly, Mr. Harry Groyer was very little
disposed for work that morning. And
when, at twelve o'clock, Judge Cornell
came in, there was but a hopeless chaos of
on
papers the table to represent his young
partner's matutinal labors.
"Why, Grover, you haven't accomplished
a thing this morning," said the old Judge,
glancing keenly around through his antique
silver bound spectacles. "I am- afraid that
the pretty girls at 'Squire Dockthorn's party
—last night were too nrach - for .your mental
equilibrium.';' • _ •
"Well, you see, sir, I've been rather sort
ing the papers over," said Harry, is little
sheepishly, 'and I've written two letters
this morning !"
"Two letters ?" -
"Yes, sir."
"May I ask to whom ?"
"One was to old 3liss Experience Browne,
about that lot she wanted to sell me—a
regular clipper, giving the old hag piece
of ray . mind—and the other— .
"The other—" .
"Ahem—that wasn't 'exactly a business
letter. Now, Judge, suppose you and I
look over the papers together!"
The Judge smiled slyly; he tad an idea
'as to what•the other letter contained! Every
one in town knew how hopelessly Mr.- Har
ry Grover was in love with pretty Arid
Browne I Judge Cornell had been young
himself not so very many years ago !
"It's just as well for the lad to marry and
settle down," thought the old gentlemen,
"and -Ariel will certainly make as sweet a
little wife as human moral Could wish for!".
-.. - Harry needn't have been so mysterious,
sealing and directing his two letters at the
tall desk behind the office door.
Judge Cornell knew just as well what
was in them as if he had read every word
with his own eyes. But young people have
a mistaken idea that old people don't know
anything ! -
Miss Arid Browne sat in her room, busy
with a complicated piece of bright-colored
web-work that ladiessall "crochet,?'-, when
Bridget tapped saftly'at the panels' or the
door.
"Please, Miss Ariel, a letter !"-
"A letteil and for me! Dear me, Bridget,
and who can it be from?" e
"Faix, then, and its meself doesn'tknow,
but Liwyer Grover's office boy brought
it, and an impudent young spalpeen he is,
for .
But here Bridget became conscious that
her young mistress was paying no attention
to her, and•withdrew into, her department
of the kitchen, there to n uricher griefs in
solitude:
Ariel's cheek had turned as pink as the
inside of a wild rose-bud, as she read the
superscription of the letter, and her- heart
beat, perhaps a pulse or two faster than was
its wont, but she broke open the missive
with a resolute hand and 3 ead: •
- "3lv DrAn Miss BILONME: ["Rather
cold beginning !" she pouted.] I must beg
to decline all further negotiations with you.,
As yoircannot for a moment suppose.l care
to possess anything so utterly worn down
and good for nothing, it is Aselesslo waste
either of our time in any more prelimina-
t
-
Pea- - - -
' will call this- afternebn'and retUrn to
you the papers you so unnecessarily took
„the trouble to, send me. .
"Yours, very truly, H. GROVER.
Arid threw down the note'and burst into
" The cold-hearted,' presumptuous vil
lain!" she sobbed. "Papers, indeed l! I
suppose he maw the note ..I wrote him
about the pit-nic: Oh, how foolish I have
been, how absurd, and I am rightfully_ pun_
Ished for my folly !" -
But still Ariel wept on ; when a err of
eighteen has built :up _a glittering castle in
the air, whose foundations are laid in her
own..,heart, she cannot see. it dashed ruth.
Italy without a few natural
tears !
Miss Biperience Brreading owne,
etat fifty well ripened autunank;wsritlr as -
ikt littleastortislithent, the letter which
Bridget's enemy,,the post-boy, had brought
foiher.
.•.,4EIT-pon-ray word !" exclaimed Miss Fa
lk ee ofu ngt-LerciPbliti,tite -s s ~
t t . l 4 l e
- . ertli Li
,
'Does peioppose 'ln, atsfirn fool, to swallow
'filcib4 a Vic 4 atOral•fiatle7.liatldo
Toyely.eY,o7-410P .11 hiva said
:speetscles,-,, hed,c/kik.9.0,, been , nonalderably
nearer right radon'•my thle fellow
0- ; iffiExperienw, Browne,
lisssnittved illty4veilestsAtrt Abe • TIPTIOC;
4111:10,1ifter 43RCli - O et* vueli
neo# to l # 0 %Artily:
f ,t 3 ;
geloleare tlq,Svvo
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.
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the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
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farIIARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.
- • .
;•and
Essay for Young Mein on the Crime of
Bae., sand the DIS E ASES alai ABUSES' which
creme inipediments to MARRIAGE, _ with sure
Ines of relief.: Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge.• Address Dr.-J. SKILLIN HOUGH
TON. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Penn'aa
Ja3o k67P . . .
. _.
Z4IIIINTL' LIST ..OF APPLICA
TIONS TO SELL LIQUORS, flied in the Clerk's
-
ce, for the months of March and April, 1865.
• Pittsburgh.
• Jane McDermott, eating house, Ist ward.
Julius Weisert, eating house, Ist ward. ' ,
J. B. Cherry. other goods, let ward.
John tavern,
Sohn Duffy, 311 ward.
Michael Cella. eating house. 3d ward.
Mary Joice, eating house; 3d ward. •
.• Benj. Trimble; tavern, 4th ward. . • • .
Samuel Dare, tavern. 4th ward. , .
Mary Welch, eating house, 4th ward.
F. B.:Kellerman, eating hour , Iktb ward. •
B.
Greenwood,qavern, sth'ward.
B. B. Marker, tavern, sth ward. -
August Brockrnauftavern:Oth ward. - -
• Sarah Lavell, eating house, 7th ward.
Elias Ratiffeld it ther goods, 7th ward.
Jos. Byrnes At Jos. Co.. Anstrong, tavern, Bth ward.
Stephen Mututesta, tavern. 10th ward.
Chas. Durniug; tavern, 10th ward. .
Jere: Molyneaux. other goods, 10th ward.
, . Allegheny.
' . GiAtleib Fes's, tavern, Ist ward.
1. Rosenkranz, other goods, 3d ward.
J • -
as. Ctutlibaugh, other goods, 6th ward.
Mich. Katz, tavern, Bth ward.
• - ' Boroughs. ..
Eledeich../ Wood, other goods:Birmingham. ,
Shaum .1; lihemelfenig, tavern, McKeesport.. ,
.- Fred. Arensburgh, eating house, McKeesport.
Cath. Oarritz, eating house, Lower St. Clair.''
- Amelia Bretsch, other•gootts._West Pittsburgh,
Jacob Sorrel, tavern. Mt. Washington.
, .... ,
• ' - Toorriships. - - ' -
31ary Powers. tavern. ludtana. •i. .. . ..
John Brown, eating Louse, McClure . .
Joe. Letzkus, tavern. Oakland. - • - •
The License Board -will sit on WEDNESDAY.. the
29th day of Orli. 1808. at 9 . o'clock A.,11.,A0r
hearing the above applications .• •'; ' , • •
.
. . ; 4 JOHN' G. BROWN; Clerk:
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SECU/ECIIOIWIMII .ICONFORT 'FOR'
:•THEIRAVELING .COMMUNITY .
B 1 IA SAVff FIEJACKET,
.E .
Cap H A i d Moderator
For 511.0,11 E. AND `
tove lios',i' nOd A #Flrt ieL il li in E '
Li e dta b P o C u r i the
with the use Or
with tbo attachment , to ,
Teenager or Biggsge Core, um thot ma Pe .
Ye ali sire " d te w i l i t l h e ou he it t h g trmisib t ' em iliry of arit ( i . A t he car t/' ,
cars to whlchAl e Anatol may be attach . ,- .
States lettere Vat-
Having oetaine4 of U e i ul t ed • - - (1 - to - rettst
eat fora Safety ' Jacket which is wartante . .
the Most Intensebtiirthat 111117+0 Sdplled to It ISt
_the position and ..pireposo for whlck At Is Intended.
It teal:ale proteeAlon:Yretn accidents bytire origl
mitihg fromderectlre flues, - or where Iron pipes or.
f gsty4 ilia coadttetor s tor smoke or: bent ); it is SPiln,"-
plicable to td I PID tea that ma become °yahoo ed,,
and is wartalitto to glue tierfect• satisfaction where
wood or other . araMustthic• material sitaY,beiltote4
In close PrO 2 t4Ati , thereto.. x ;ank , aow,Seady to ap
ply* toy invention to. stores, AwolllngT, facterice.
s ups, steamboats,- railroad tam lc., materever
pipes as conductoriasere Miatis.dangermis' by being
oir hilelLltoti. se_Aurlty availed., I will sollroo ap.
•a/ la t itt Ile: lu.. u t 4 , ,, : l're:or to We The above
*mu at ' ... ' ri4gittitiltaancti, la
,may
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WO 8-0 IP aelP/PigPrA ges,sdtber by In t ate
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H. GAZETTE : THURSDAY. . APRIL 30: 1868
PITTSBITIt
POLITICAL.
CONGRESS-22d DISTRICT.
THOMAS' HOWARD, -Esq.,
s a candidate for nomination, by the Union Repub.
icon Congressional Convention. mbrol&T
Itg`FOß DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
LEVI BIRD DUFF,
Subject to the decision of the 'Union Republican
County Convention. • aor:ola-dkt-T
lar'FOß-DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Gen. A. L. PEARSON,
gubject to the decision of the Union Republican
County Convention.. ntlit'A:tal•ditT
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
WILLIAM C. MORELAND,
Subject to the- deetsion of the Unlon Republieun
County Convention: ' tub27;n43:d&T
WASSISTANT. DISTRICT AT
TORNEY.
JOHN W, RIDDELL
•
•
Will be a candidate for Assistant District :Attorney,
;subject to the decision - of the Republican County
:Convention. aplßd&T
WASSISTANT DISTRICT AT.
TORNEY,
J. B. FLACK,
Subject to the decision of the Union Republican
County Convention. inbl.Tantt-d &ET
IgS\''COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
EMI
PHILIP HOERR,
Of Lower St. Clair township, (late of Co. R. 82d
I'.1!:;) sublect to the decision of the Union Repub
lican County Conrentioti. ap22.:oSi-d&T
LSTABLISIrED 1849 THE LARGEST IN - AMERICA
• - NORTH AMERICAN
Lightning Rod Mimufaoton
BRAN FOUNDRY
IRON GALVANIZING WORKS
30,600 FEET MANUFACTURED DAILY
THE CELEBRATED STAR GALVANIZED
LIGHTNING RODS,
Manufactured at these works. and sold to all parts
of the continent, are admitted to be superior to any
togihtning Rod In use. Great. inducements offered
peddlers and MI persons'buylng at wholesale.
Also, tine Millis Points, of all kinds and patterns,
together with Insulators, Fastenings, Copper and
Iron Connection. Burs, Braces, eta. Samples, Pam
phlets and Circulars sent free.
MI3IJRN, HUNTER & CO.,
Nos. 488 and 490 St. John St,
apld:oal-d&F
ANAN ORDINANCE to authorize
the Grading aud Paving of Ohio Avenue,
son Avenue. Grant Avenue, Union Avenue,
Middle Street, Juniata Street. Klibuck Street, Lind
say Alley and Blair Alley.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by -the Select
and Common Councils of the City of Allegheny, and ,
it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same,
That the Committee o n Streets be and they are here
by authorized and directed to incite and receive pro
posals for tile Grading and Paving of 01110 AV
ENUE, from Grant Avenue to the Pittsburgh Fort
Wayne 3r, Chicago Railroad: 31AD1SON A VENU
from the terminus of the present pavement at the
old city line to the point of intersection of said Av
enue with East street; GRANT AVENUE, from the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago 'Railroad to Lin
coln-Avenue: UNION AVENUE. from Ohio sireqv
to Church Avenue; MIDDLE STREET, from Nor
Avenue to Knoll street; JUNIATA STREET, from
Sedgwiek street to Beaver Avenue; KILBUCK
STREET, from east side of Craig street to west side
of Corry street; LINDSAY ALEY, in the Second
ward: and BLAIR ALLEY. In the Second ward;
and to contract therefor with the lowest and best
bidder or bidder?. at their 'discretion.
SEc.+2. That for the purpose of defraying the cost
and expenses of the said improvements, there be
and is hereby levied a special tax, to be equally as
sessed upon the several lots bounding and abutting
upon the said avenues, streets, and alleys rer.pEe ,
in proportion to the feet front in them re
spectively comprised, and bounding and abutting as
aforesaid.
SEC. 3. That aii soon as the cost &MI expenses of
said improvements shall be fully ascertained, it shall
be the duty of tIM Street Commissioner to assets
and apportion the same among the several lots
bounding and abutting upon said avenues. streets
and alleys respectivey. according to the rule above
indicated, and thereupon 'proceedlo make demand
and collect the same, according to the provisions of
wealth of the General Assembly of the Common
of Pennrylvanta, entitled "An Act defining
the manlier of collecting the expenses of grading
and paving of the streets arid alleys of: he City of
Allegheny, and for other purposes." passed the 30th
of 3farehoBo,.
SEC. 3. That so much of any ordinance as may con
flict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the
same Is hereby' revealed.
Ordained and enacted into a law this the 2371 day
of April, A. 13.1868.
JAMES MeBRIER.
- 1 President of Select Council.
J. S. SLAGLE,
President of Common Council.
Attest:
D. ItlAcrzituoN
R. DILWONTII.
CHROME YELLOW,
POTA,
HAM PACKERS,
• AND
NeCOY'S. TERDITER GREEN,
FOR SALE BY
nABBT4
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rawn i o,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
Corner qt . Liberty and Wayne Streets,
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OFFICE AND WAREIiOUSE; --
140.82.1bira st ree t Pittsburgh, Pa.
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STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND AUCTIONEERS ,
Are prepared to sell at Auction STOCKS. BOND ,
and all kinds of SECURITIE'S. REAL ESTAT ,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ,te., either un the
premises or at the Boatd of Trade . Rooms.
Particular attention pa d, aii heretofore, to the
sale of Real Estate at private sale.
Sales of Real Estate ln the countryattended.
Office. No.IIS.FOURT I STREET
'E . or.f.t:
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EAP FARM FOR SALE.
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have tole for sale ECT ralef the finest FARMS In
WestrnOreland and Indi na counties, on remarka
bly easy terms, so easy Oat any one desirous of buy
ing am - purchase on tick altogether. Call and ex
amine for yourself.
mret
FOE. :SALE-REAL ESTATE. •
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011111 TRY. RESIDENCE • FOR
-
SALE OR RENT,—A large 'two-story double
fuse, containing 10 rooms, including double par
lor, with marble man ea, and all the modern im
provements; 1 acre o ground, tilled • with fruit,
rapes, berries, &c. heated near Millersville, at
the termination orate "ylie street Passenger cars.
This is one of the hand omest locations in Allegheny
county, and in a goo neighborhood. Apply at
W. A. 'HERRON'S It•al Estate Office, 87 Grant
street. •.. mh2s
FOR SALE. tr. TO LET:--Houses
and Lots for sale lit al i learts of the city and au
orbs. Also; several IS in Food locations.
lso, a small WOOLSACTORI with 20 acres
Of land, and good Improvements, which I will sell
cheap and on reasonable terms. Business 110119e8
eo. let on good streets. Private Dwelling Mouses for
rsnt in both cities. For further partigulars inquire
WILLIAM WARD,
110 Grant street. opposite Cathedral.
rrinE MAGNOLIA FARM,
150 ACRES;
Located-near McKeesport. not far from Elrod's Sta
tion, on the Connellsville Railroad. New house. In
excellent condition; barn excelled by few in the
country. All improvements'on the place arc mod
ern and of the best kind.. Soil unsurpassed by any in
the country for farming. Fruit, grapes, &c.. In
abundance. Never failing springs abound. Coal
bank open. Fences perfect. Will be suld cheap.
Apply to
STEEL . & WILSON
AND
PHILADELPEUEL
Clerk of Select Council.
Ilerk of.ommon Council. ap.M
G. M. PETTY,
No. 80 Smithfield street
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Brokers rir Real Estate Agents,
No. 86 S:
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2,000,000 ACRES OF
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE,
BY THE,
Union Facifia . Railroad Company,
EASTERN DIVISION:,
Lying along the line or their road, at
$l,OO TO S4,6OTER ACRE,
And on a CREDIT OF FIVE YEARS.
For chrther particular{, !naps, &c.. address
JOHN P. DEVEREBX,
• Land Commissioner, Topeka, Kansas.
Or CHAS. B. iAlltß4llll, Spey,
St. Lords, 31Issourl.
LITHFJELD STREET
EEO
tlfll;rA at
READER, CALL TO-DAY,
At No. 101 Market Street,
AND SELECT 'TOUR
WALL PAPERS.
JOS. R. HUGHES BRO
nava
WALL PAPERS--IS6S:
Unsurpaesed in beauty and quality
*. P. MARSHALL,
No. 87 Wood Street, neat Fourth
ralaraft
HOTELS.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
dersigned beg to annonnce to their friends
and the üblie that tho•shaye purchased this OLD
ESTABLISHED and POPULAR ROUSE. •
No. , 844 'Liberty Street,
And will continue to keep it intim best stile. The
MANSION HOUSE has over one hundred rooms, all
newly furnished in the best style, and Only two min
utes , walk frOm the Railroad Depot. Trayelers will'
find thls house an excellent one toestop at, and will
'be accommodated any hour, day or nig.lit. •
Connected with the House Pa- a splendid Hall for
Concerts.
Families or single perscins taken to' board by the
day, week or month, with or without rooms.
H. lIKANntlit4H.
hi7:ins7
C - N - DIUCTED ON THE EUROPE..
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N PLAN.
ST. JAMES 7 HOTEL
9
Nos. '406 and 4107 Liberty St.,
Opposite 'Union Depot, VITTSBURGB.
JAMES LANAHAN, Proprietor,
! This house is newly built and -splendidly furnish
ed, and convenient to all theJtaffroads coming into
Ithe city. Strangers visiting the city will find this a
very convenient and economical- plan. You secure
your room and pay for your meals as you get them.
The 'Restaurant connected with this hotel is open at
all hours of the'day,and night. Balls and patties
supplied With Suppers at tile shortest notice and
reasonable, rates.' se18:g138
HATS AND . CAPS.
NEW SPRING GOODS...
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ALL TUE '3Ii,AV iTTLEiO
Nati and 000,
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ARRIVINEYDAILY‘ AT
' BrCOrthp , & CO.'S;
: , . 1 WOOD ,ETIMET
vraiRWIN LIELL.ER I ,
DEALpt'6l •
13Wr5,,.. CAPS .1411 VErne.
Alsodfanufacturer. 'Wholesale" and Retail Dealer
TRONKL, &c.,_ No. 132 8111TR
YIELD 8711zET, 'Pittsburgh, ra."
Orders pttnitptly,nUoti and satisfaction guszaut,Ped•
ONYEOZIONERIES.
::Co °wry and.: skerg
AOO EATFimpi;ri STEEL*,
Hetß~eno#ol4? $.1141/41:4rtY
SirLAD OYSTER SALOON sit-ached.- •
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atOly'f}Eli -- •
J'r
PRIIITEI
DTBOY/P lete r
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.AnddesietVlllllo2l pr'ollls4, s
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.i 6 4; ;70,- 4 /11:7, , ,:7 4 A4. 4 4; 4 14:611e
g en; csty. •
INSURANCE
BIEN FRANKLIN
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INSURANCE CONIPANY,
OF ALLEGIiENY, PL.
Office in Franklin Savings Bank Buildings,
No. 43 Ohio St., Allowlion7-1
A HOME COMPANY, managed by Directors well
know - n to the community, who trust by fair dealing
to merit a share of your patronage.
•
HENRY
'GEO. D.MIDDLE
DIRECTORS:
Henry Irwin, P. L. Patterson, Henry Gerwig,
Geo. R. Kiddie.] Jacob Franz, ;Gottlelb Funs,•
Simon Druini, J. B. Smith,!Jacob Rush
W. M. Stewart, Ch. P. Whiston, !Joseph Craig,
Jos. Lautner, H. J. Zinkand, . iJeremiah Kdben
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NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
Or THE OITY Or ALLEGHENY.
Omce,ln ALLEGHENY TRUST COMPANY'S
BUILDING.
FIRE INSURANCE ONLY.
W. W. MARTIN, Prebldent
JAS. E. STEVENSON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
A. H. English, 10.11.P.Willfams'Jno. Thompson
Jno. A. Myler, !J/113, Lockhart, !Jos. Myers,
Jas. L. Graham, Robt, Lea, ,C. C. Boyle,
Jno. Brown, Jr. ;Geo. Gent, Jacob Kopp.
mh25:n3,1
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ESTERN INSURANCE T COM-
P.A_NY OF PITTSBURGH. i r LEXANDEIt NIMICH, President.
WM. P. HERBERT,-Secretary.
CAPT. GEORGE NEELD, General Agent.
Office, 82 Water street. Spang & Co.'s Ware
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will inure against all kinds of Fire and 'Marine
Risks.. A home Institution, managed by Directors
who are well known to the Community, and who are
determined by promptness and liberality to main
tain the character which they hare assumed, as of
fering the best.pristection to those who desire to Aye
insured
DIRECTORS: .
Alexander Nimick, John R. McCune, •
R. Miller, Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
James 3iCAttley, William S. Evans,
Alexander Speer, i • Joseph Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Ackleu, - Phillip Reymer,
David M. Long,. Wm. Morrison, .
D. Ihmsen. • n 027
PENNSYLVANIA
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH
OFFICE, 21F1FTH STREET, BANK BLOCK.
This is a Home Company, and Insures against loss
by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLE, Vice President.
ROBERT PATCK Tresurer.
HUGH 3IcELHE RI NY, ,
Secre a tary.
plaucTons:
1 George Wilson,
Geo. - W. Evans,
J. C. Lappe,
J. C. Fie - Bier,
John Voegtley,
A. Ammon.
Leonard Walter,
C. C. Boyle.
Robert Patrick,
Jacob Painter,
Josiah King.
Jas. H. Hopkins,
Henry Sproni,
IN - ETEIPLATITI
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, 4.384 437 CHESTNIJT ST., NEARS=
DIRECTORS:
Charles V. Bancker, I Mordecai. H. Louis,
Tobias Wagner, I. Dayid S. Brown,
Samuel Grant., - Isabc Lea,
Jaeob.R. Smith, Edward C. Dale,.
Feorge W. Richards, ' George Tales.
CHARLES G. BNCKER,. President.
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President.
W. C. STEELE, Secretary,pro tem.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, AGENT;
North West corner Third and Wood Streets
mhar:wls _ .
ALLEGMENY INSURANCE COM
PANY OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, No. 37 EIFTII STREET, BANK ftLoCit
Insures against all kinds of Fire and Marine Risks.
JOHN IRWIN . , JR., President.
JOHN D. McCORD, Vice President.
C. O. DONNELL, Secretary.
CAPT. WM. DEAN, Generid Agent.
- , DIRECTORS:
W
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.p t
H W.
Everson.m W. DI Dean
e :
I • R. L. Fahnestook,
' Robert H. Davis,
• , .Francis Sellers,
Capt. J. T. Stockdsle.
PEOPLES' INSURANCE con.
PAN V. .
John Irwin, Jr.,
John D. McCord,
C. (4. Hussty,
Harvey Childs,
T. J. Hoskinson,
Charles Hays.
OFFICE, N. E. CORNER WOOD a. FIFTH STS
A Home Company, taking Fire and 3farine Risks
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- . DIRECTORS: •
Wm. Phillips, ; Capt. John L. Rhoads,
John Watt, ; Samuel P. Shriver,
John E: Parks, ! Charles Arbuckle,
CApt. James Miller, ; Jared M. Brush,
Win. Van Kirk, - I Wm. F. Lang.
James D. Verner, I Samuel McCrickait
WM. PHILLIPS. President:
JOHN W ATT. Vice President.
W. F. GARDNER, Secretary.
CAPT. JAS. GORDON'. General Agent.
1•107:4 1 IVA P Moki)
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BEST FAMILY COAL
ALWAYS ON BAND
And Delivered Promptly , to Order,
. 'AT LOWEST MARKET RATES, BY
OSCAR 1"..1,AMM & CO.,
Corner Sandusky Street and F. Ft. W. Sc. C. R. R.
AT_:I_:EG-1 - 1:01S - ST
. ANTHRACITE COAL FURNISHED 'AT THE
LOWEST RATES. je6:,
etaiieiiiDFe4)AL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
Baying removed tbeir Office to
NO, Z. 67 maim - wry STREET,
(Lately, City Flour Mill) SECOND ELOON
Aro now prepared to . furrilsh good YOUOHIOGHE
NY 1.11.111 P,, .1..114T COAL OR SLACK, 14 the lowest
morket price.
All orders .left at their office,- or 'addrested to
them through the mall, will be attended to promptly,
CHARLES H. ARMSTRONG,
YOIJGHIOGLENT AID 001911ELLSVILLE 00a1,
.And Manufacturers of
COAL, SLACK 'AND DE ; SULFEURIZED COKE
Office and Yard—CORNER OF BUTLER AND
MORTON STREETS. First yard on Liberty and
Clymer streets, Ninth Ward, and on Second street,
near Lock No. 1 'Pittsburgh, Pa.
Familia& and - Idannfacture.ra supplied with the
bert article of Coal onCoke at the lowest cash rates.
Orders left at any of their °Bides will reseive
prompt attention.
ARMSTRONG & HUTCHINSON,
Azt ß n=lllllfizin,COAL co,:
MINERS. SHIPPERS' AND DEALERS, BY RAIL
ROAD AND RIVER, of Auperior Youghiogheny
CASAND FAMILY' COAL. .
_•••-• • • -
oMee and Yard—FOOT OF TRY STREET, near
the Gans Works. ; •
SUPERIOR COAL. •
4`.11..v4.111 , M COp,
Miners and Shippers of PITTSBURGH GAS, TORGR.
and FAMILY COAL, NUT COAL and SLACK..
Coaldelivered promptly to all parts of the cities
at thelowest market rates.
Mee and:Yard—CORNER FOURTH AND WAT..
SON Iformerly•flanal) STREETS, l'lttsbuTgh.
P. O. BOIL Raga. -;
FURNITURE.
~~. PRACTICAL - 118.
FURNITURE . MANUFACTURERS, •
WHOLESALE AND =TAIL
, • LEMON .
.
O. iis-potrit,TH smnxlvaT•
Constantly on.hand every vatiety thi PARLOR , an
CHAMBER- FURNITURE, tegether with a eem
plete assortment of common Furniture at reduce('
54ces. • ~ • • ' •••
These In want "of anything in our llne are
invited to call before I)l:inhaling: , . . '
Workituaranteede „ • t 3010.N & • virsisr,..-
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matetmen, • - -
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'ATWOEZ4 L g iT : ';
THEIIFRE.
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RIANAGXR.
ST/tOEMANAGER.
New attraction. i I
IN * ROOT S. AniI the catIlAT VAlt 'wry CoIiBIKTION, , un
til. further notice. spa - "Plum . 111
Boots" Matinee aturaay afternoon. :
FRED ADIS
EARTON
BURNELI:S .
MUSEUM EXHIBIION,"
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COmpflang WcitKs or ART and LI 'MAT EAT.
URAL LIVING CURIOSITIES, ' t
Fittli A 3eef.T . )4 l : 3 4 l te l'Ufsli ll url ' ,..hT 4, atr
Car& of Admission, 23 cent li . Dudra be open e. fro
8 o'clock It . 31..1°10 r. )i. apBmIEPI
-President.
+.9eeretar3r.
G.RA ND.. VOCAL AN 1
INSTRUIN±INTAL 'CONCERT, • .
To be given in the - MANCHESTE j VRESRYTE
RIAN CHURCH, corner' of Ffankis and Market
ell
streets, Allegheny, ( formerly M 2171 ster,) for the
benefit of the Church, 'On' . L , •
THURSDAY EVENING, APR L. 30 m.
Under the auspices Mr. C. C. IiELLCI sie
R. asted by
Mrs. LAURA MELLOR,Messrs. •14 E. BREED,
J..EBBERT and Prof. J. 31AHRINIGe. __
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Tickets, 50 cents. For sale at C. (1 . meuor's, 81
Wood street, Pittsburgh, at the prikelpal stores in
3lancheste - ' ~ t , th 1)r - ' --- '7—
Cower+
Th<
Fran)
Cones
ap^
CIRCUS AND lIICIAGEME,
OF
TRAINED ANI4ALS.
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The management is enabled to present thisaeason
a style of
SPECTACULAR SPLENDOR
Never before consummated by tact or liberality.
A DISPLAY OF PAGEANTRY
lirtileh,zldille developing the aim
R . st INEXHAUST
IBLE .001.1110 ES of the • •
DEALER IN
THAYER
GREAT
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" STANDARD -•• HOW,"
Sustains the reputation so lionstly aequlre.La_n_d
yggliffiattgigieeds:l.g.essrs.T • ATER .t. 2 , lt?Trz.
GRAND PROCE i s
gION. . • -
. 1 s
MILES'
THE FETE ~.v.iih- t OF . ,
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The Courtly Meeting of ROY .1 TY and POWER
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on the '.:,il
FIELD OF THE OLOTH-: OF
. GOLD,
RING 'HENRY_ VIII, of Englitlul; FRANCIS I, of
France. Foocessions of .1
Ernairrs AND DAMES, •
DAYS OF TILT. AND 'TOURNEY.
THE CAR OF : AURORA,
.
At a cost of *lO.OOO. Repres ntitiona of the peo
people of all Nations—EUßO E, ASIA, AFRICA
and AMERICA.
THE GENIUS OPLIBERTY,
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A ROLLING MASS OF2,AGNIFICENCE.
A LINE OF GO j GEOUSNESS
ONE MILE L6NG.
NG..
POWER SUBSERVIENT TT BEAUTY,
LION PROSTRATE IT tIVOILiN , S FEET.
A HUGE liOls, TER,
Taken from its Den, mounteri upon a Pedestal, and
Carried in Triumph Thiongh the Streetz.
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Revival of a Taste fo the Beautiftrl,
A PERIOD OF CHIVALRY, I MODERN PARADE,
Replete *Rh Ancient '
.Grantleuri Meeting of the
Monarchs; the White and Black S.nights uttired in
Sults of Real Armor; Ladles of the Court in Revd
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THE ORTF.NTAL FEATURE,
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THE EL ELAM' ...-
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pedeeice.d_liffesterElnppkg.„.and bearing on Its
back T HE / 1 " , • , '"/- 1.1 '
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'1"1-1E, WIT-J 3 BEAST DEN,
• . : •
Thrown open tothe public:, 1 Prof. WHITE and his
GROUP OF LYONS—the largest and finest 'ever
seen In any Menagerie. _
lar-„For full particulars of this
QUADRUPLE C)MBINATION
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See the Pamphlets. Desctptive Bills; "itc., of the
Animals,- Performers, itel
co tr ti gr e rs a ner a t u lt fi l i. eid 7 sz. Performance
WILL EXIIIBIT
Thuraday. April 30th, 1868.
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ALLEGHENY CITY,
Friday and Saturday, May Ist and N.
PIT'ISBUItGIi ' Red Lion , Lot, '
sue DAB ONLY,
Ceninte,taing 411:0ND.ctirt May 4 th•
OLIVER P. MYERS, Director Publication. ~
ap24:p6 .I,i2IIRWAIrs-Arnit.,
GAS AND ST -
Jons m. m aw... ....?i t uaz • Intamy mma.
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GAS AND STPAIit Frrwra
manaaritria.r.writ.B.RAss Ironic 0
ris.a.du, 01 aukiald:
tomer of rike‘iiiiid' Walnut Stketis,
vrrrsßUßG `+ r
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Sealer or wibiliti AO liesigirai''" ,
. . ~...141. . .. o:.,stiro:lsllTigi0 :., 5tir0:1511Tigi
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