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A Duel With Mies.
(From the Nashville Press, April `.1.3
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k From Overton county,_ comes to us a
istrange story, which we supPase has few
. parallels in the annals of difficulties settled
f after the wide. The affair which we are
''about to relate hippened, two, weeks ago,
and the details were rehearsed to us on Sat
urday by an old,
miner, who has been pros
pecting ih East, Tennessee for a company of
the North; and who, on , his way to thideity,
I passed through Fentress and Overton coun
t ties, to reach. Gainsboro, on the Cumber
iland. , -
-• Among the bold, savage mountains of
i Fentress, and the lower or southern portion
s
iof Overton counties, dwell a race of hardy
i melt,-.tar burners and wood ehoppers,:who
I separated, as it were, widely from the one
;er world.brthe atomic* • , ei .rallibads and
Itelegraphs;• , develop among themselves
strait „ =terns ,and stranger ways, of
ithi
- irlere the bold spurs of a wild range -de
l. fleet* a Arnie - as they cross the boundary,
/ line of Feeittess and Overton, lived for
t many years two families named Waldron
and Jarvis. An unintelligible feud had
marred their. interceurs,e-fer time ,out of
i mind, until 'about sr year ago, when the
Ihead of the -last mentioned lamily, died.
! After this occurrence old troubles were ap
parently burled on bothaldeasouid a friend
ly intercourseNvas'establishad between the
late rivals. ,This ,continue 4 for many
months, and until Saturdayidght; when
one of the Jarvises, a young man of twen
ty-two, and_ while intoxicated, made
,some
iineeking . remark reheat
.bne; mf the Ned
diens, impeaching his courage. The mem
ber ,_r•of the ;once -rival family referred to
ed
he of - the - other's remarks, with many
additions and aggravations and his , ire was
of edireisgieat. Two days'after he .sent a
friend to young, Jarvis, who was at, work
i on albericli near by,* tnetay' tb him that as,
' hetasivis)did not conelder him a coarage
ous man, he might have tlie pleasure of
testing his bravery with any weapon he
might choose.. Young Jarvis was too proud
to retract the language which had been ut
tered under the influence of liquor, and he
accordingly sent back word to the other
that he would meet him four days from that
time in what is known as the Run, where
they mild settle the matter with rifles at
one hundred and fifty, yards.
Both men had been in the rebel army,
- and were accounted splendid marksmen,
and m their hunting excursions through
the neighboring wilds few could equal their
sure aim, or bring down the game at longer
range. . - ' .
It was on a damp, cold, dreary Friday
mondiw that the two young men, each ac.,
coinpamed by a friend, took their way to
the Rim, a straight, narrow valley, en one
side of whichran a rapid strewn; overhung
with wild ? black crags, with here and there
stubborn bushes shooting out, while above
aciark, gloomy forest surged and moaned
in the fitful gusts which now and then
swept over the scene. A few rods from the
banks of the torrent.was a. straight, unob
structed piece of ground for. five hundred
sect. Here the two men were to meet. A
drizzling rain had fallen for; hours, and the
scene through the valley and out over the
surrounding hills, with their wooded sides,
was disnial with clinging mist and patter
ing rain. , r -
The seconds paced '
off the distance, the
two men were placed with their backs to
: • • .
ware each other, the pieces were loaded, and
,
‘• to the shouted one, two t three, given by one
of the seconds standing upon a high rock
to one side and about midway between the
two combatants, they turned and tired.
Jarvis was wonnde through the fleshy
part of the left arm,whilebis bullet whistled
savagely just above:his antagonist's head.
"Are ,you satisfied," said the wounded
man's second to the other's friend. "Wal
dron wants another shot," was.the reply.
A stern savage' smile lighted up the
features ofi young Jarvis as his arm was
bound up to staunch the blood; but he said
not a word. The rifles were loaded again,
and once more to the shouted signal the two
men.wheeled and fired. The reports were
almost simultaneous. Waldroaran forward
a few steps, staggered, reeled, and fell into
the arms of his friend, bleeding and sense
less._ He was shot through the heart.
Jarvis went slowly home, saddled his
hotse, and telling his family that he was
going to Monticello, left the country.
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The Emperor of Brazil in Um Paraguayan
An American gentleman who arrived
from Brazil last week has given us some
items of information, which have riot ap
peared in any public correspondence.
From this gentleman we gain some facts
concerning the action of the Emperor of
Brazil in the war, which confirnuthe high
estimate placed upon, that monarch• by all
travellers in the empire. That he is - a man
of high intellectual endowments, fine
moral-character and. ()iv:lda - Wawa; was
!generally conceded, bpt that.. he. would
prove himself a great and firm statesman
in the.difilcult and trying 'times of war,
many doubted. But the events of the last
few months have proved claim to be this.
The question vital to Brazil was the com
plete liberation from every obstacle to the
navigation of the waters that flow from
her interior provinces past Paraguay to the
ocean. This was solemnly guarantied by
the father of the present 'Supreme" of
Paraguay; and years of peaceful navigation
of those rivers confirmed the sacred obli
gation. The vital question with Lopez was
to retain his Otell-traltibd - atitiranis in ig
norance. superstition, and in political and
commercial bOndaiteil MIX - monthly, and
oftentimes weekly, sight of . Brazilian
steamers , and •other 'vessels did not con
tribute to the seineinacy or the Dictator in
the hearts of his -peo r = I -Hence the con
flict; hence his :d purpose.
Six months ago Brazil began, through
certain Journals of, the opposition, to'show
unmistakable signs of weariness of the
war. Thelinapire had to furnisktbe lion's
share of funds and troops: the allies bad
been before the imprViable Humitita not
quite as long as France- and England be
, 'Tore Sebastopol, andliad , made - . nolmpres
• Ilion. The public funds went down; gold
went up; business 'stagnated. There was
the same , ftling which pervadekthEnlierth
during a part of 1864. Peace was freely
talkett oft Ontmettett was 014 r, Vi L lie obtain
ed by compromising :with Lopez. Public
Journals fu4= ware,O tel
ne ked
against the giivernment, and - W ftWas
ascertained..that it was the Brazilian. Exe
cutive Who' at:bed in the Way,"the' murmurs
grew p dee loud.
He was pr and essed,*4(leY of, every consid
eration of-philanthropy and business, to
abandon the war, Jia a. failure, ur4'4 and to make
pftce on any terms. The Emperor then
descended from- is lrelicence and lm
' t personality (for" iistitlitionalpowers
are quite linlit4l,) funi.eatd, to "au whom
it may concern' trier Train' was fighting
neither for ambitionner ter. ~.zefiquftstl _ but
j c. for a prinelPle; for solemn treaty' oblige
; tions, li 3 r:theßPentns,lif 47 03 X! La Plata:
from Brazil' to the n. That' he would
t make n 0.1111194. 9 11 any-otheplatais,And that
• if Brazil, for herself and for the nineteenth
eenturp-dtd not omairliUmly Itlir,to that
'tone hue would avail truself of consti
tutidial ht of Ithaca n, and would re
:"! tito sma °On uutff:
When nrasitZwas d; Rio de J
netzoloolo.WbAkuel)l wet th d by,
ill versant of th Lilian monitor
• 9, 1 2.i / b ac— l the litSt adlOteat ektel*49t
" -- ises and aims the Emperor
theirPra— ea mt.th r•prophetd.,,24,.
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Anecdotes of Ben Wade.
(From the Chillicothe Gazette.l
The following we derive froni a promi
nent citizen of Jelfertion, a fellow church
member with Joshua R. Giddings, and they
are authentic :
About the time Mr. Wade opened a law
office - in Jefferson,a traveling , preacher
stopped at that village and delivereFla
ture on the sinfulness of. slavery- -Mr:
Giddings and the pastor of the church; a
which he was a ineniber;deented,
wicked and incendiaryAndto cOunteract,
any evil which the abolition leetnrci_iniglit
have clone, these two men diew_up a plan
for a society which was to, hold stated meet-
Ings for the purpose of Pro Vin A r g the diVinity
of slavery from the Bible. In canvassing
for members to search, the Scriptures for
this purpose, they called, at Wad - e'li-office
whO,' after hearing them patiently; remark
ed : "If I was an infidel, and thought it
desirable to make the: people believe. the.
Bible a fable, 1-.. would begin not by openly
discrediting it., but I would organize just
such societies as you propose, and set out
to prove that the God of...the Bible was a
being that .sanctioned fjlavery and all its
iniquities." --
The pastor spent a few 'moments in deep
thought, and exclaimed: “..You are right,
Mr. Wade; I now see this thing in a differ
ent light; I will have nothing' further to do
with it. Not long after this the scales
fell from Mr. Giddings' eyes, and he, too,
became an apostle of liberty.
While :Wade and Giddings were law
partners r they sold a horse to a preacher
and took•his note. Mr. G. madelhe trade;
and drove a hard bargain, although le be:
longed to the same church with the preach
er. They shortly after dissolved partner
ship and divided the notes,; Mr: G. assort
ing them out, and somehow the poor and
doubtful were counted into Mr., W's. half.
•Mr. W. made no objection to this, doubt.'
less. thinking this. would afford a good op.-
portimity to exercise some of that large
hearted practical benevolence for which he
is so noted. • The preacher's note fell to
- Mr. Wade, and when it 'Came due he - was
v informed by Mr. G. that Mr. W. had bought
••the note. On calling toliky , it, Mr. Wade
asked him how inttoli money he had, and
was informed "just eneugh to pay this note
dg.
an et back home on. _Mr. Wade re
plied 4Well r in the Mat place , had I been
selling the horse, my conscience would not
have allowed me to exact of you more than
lie was worth,and intlie second place, you
preachere have a bard time of it, and I - am
the leaf: man that wonid have a desire for
. your money. Here is your note, I make
you a present of it." The minister was ef
fected to tears, and remarked to a brother
member shortly after, while relating the
occurrence, "that man's rough exterior
covers a noble heart."
AIITOGRAPIII3.-A sale of autographs took
place in London last month. Among the
remarkable lots were the following, with
the prices at whieh they sold: Letter of
Lord Bacon, 3 guineas; letter of the Cheva
lier Bayard, said tolie the truly one known,
£lO 55.; letter of Calvin, - £11; signature and
short note of Benvenuto Cellini, £6; letter
signed by Cranmer,£4 2s. 6d.; signature of
John Hampden, £ 2; signature of Algernon
Sidney, £3l3s. 6d.; letter of Sir Isaac New
ton, £l2; nine letters of Henry Benedict,
Cadinal of York, last of the Stuarts, giv
ing some interesting partieulars of his bro
ther the Young Pretender, his intrigues, his
tippling propensities, &-c., £l2; six letters of
Vcdtaire, 25 Bs. -
I'ir'CONGRESS-22a DISTRICT
la a candidate for-nomination before the Union Be
'
publican Convention. _
mhl7:d&T
cCONGKESS-22d DISTRICT.
THOMAS'HOiVARW Esq.,
Is a candidate for nomination, by the Union Repub
lican Congressional Convention. mb3l:d&T
'FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
,
subject to ,the decision . tit the Union Republican
County Convention. • , • apinon-d&T
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Subject to the (lecision of the Union Republican -
County' Convention. mleA:n24.d&T
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
WILLIAM C. MORELAND
Subject to the decision or the Union Republican
County Convention. mh27:n43:d&T
10 - ASSISTANT DISTRICT A
TOMMY.
-JOHN W, RIDDLL- '7'
be a candidate for Assistant District Attorney,.
subject to the decision of the Relinblican County
Convention. apilhd&T
Igr'ASSISTANT DIST
TORNEY.
CSubject to
Conventi o n. hed ision of the lin
ounty
10 - COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
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Of Lower St. Clair township, (late of Co. B. 62d
P. v.,)snblect to the decision of the Union Repub
lican County Convention. ap2a.:096-daT
arItiaCIELELOWS 'EMIR OWE.
Tills splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Bye; harmless, reliable,
instantarteous,• no-disappointment; ,no. ridiculous
tines; remedies the_ill Cleats of ba d dies;tnylgo
rates end leaves the Bair soft and beautiful 0. lack
or brown. Bold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
I"rs applied at Batchelor's Wye %
on street, 'New York. ' ars.
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s, se
. 3 *:4,61i Essay itbr ABUS ES DISEAS which
creole Impediments; to ,hfAHHIAGit, with sure
mesas of relief. • Sent 'ln 'sealed letter es/elopes,
free of charge. Address Dr..l. SKILLIN HOUGH
TON. Howard Association: Philadelphia, . Pews ~
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PERCEVAL
VIIICIEUNICIAL,' =Gomm
(Late of P., F. C. B.dilwmi4
Office, No. IffFEDERAL STREET,___ltdom No. 511,
n
a stairs . P. O. Box 50, ALLEGHENY cmr.
ItmoinwEßYAngron c hatcM
BLAST XURN
farmabed. Particular attention paid toed
al in COLLIERY LOCOMOTIVES. Patents n
ndentfilly BAs' A,
ISO CLASS for a:mermaids every WEDNESDAY
arri:nBB
SMI9OII /11/1114—__'
few days,levid - -agent VS' ilVer Moan ni
Colorado, to develope_ ten different Lodes of 13 lver
Ore, discovered and- located by .esperieneed miners
and situated in an unusually rich Mining district.
It is intended to have them Ibllf developed bel l =
fll24lrigle_. litlingliltiti-Cl2llany
have ...eractrief4 to_ sell a limited amount o the
Moth at a rate which IrfAe nisi* purchasers on the
sainefooting as the proprietors themselves. 7for
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MGM KNOX,
eiluseett Nw *RS L &beet! street. Pittston*.
PITTSBITRGIL ,
POLITICAL. •:
Gen.' J. S. NEGLEY
LEVI BIRD DUFF,
Gen. A. L. PEARSON,
.1. B. FLACK,
PHILIP HOERM
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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SEE
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
JOHN D. BAILEY & ; BRO .,
• •
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND AtreneNEnts,
Are prepared to toilet, Auctio* STOCKS, BONDS,
and all - klnda ,of SECURITAES REAL ESTATE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNTFURE it it, either on the'
premises or at the Boald of T . rßootee.
- Particular attention as keretutore, to the
sale of Real .ratate at private, sale. -
Sales of Real Estate in the conntry_ittended.
001ce. N 0.115 FOURTH. STREET. - ; - 0c23
FAUNS' VOR LIE
now for sale several-of hefinest FARMS in'
Westmoreland and Indiana - counties; on remarka
bly easy terms, so , easy that any one desirous of buy
ing can purchase outline altogether. Call and ex
amine far tonne!. • • •
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FOR
AY BES W ERCE 113N1 deni°ble
ouse, containing 10 rooms; including , double par
lor, with marble mantles, and tilled modern hn
provementei I acre of ground, with ,frult,
vapes, •berries; de. Situated near Millersvi ll e, at
the termination of the Wylie streeti.Passenger cars..
This is one of the handsomest locations in Allegheny
county, I and fa a good neighborhood, Apply at
W. A. HERRON'S Real Estate Office, 87Grant
street.• inh2S
rat SALE & TO . LET...Houses
and Lots for elide in all parts of the city and so.
rbs. Also several FARMS in good 1 - mittens.
Also, & small . WOOLEN FACTORY, with 510 acres
of land, and good improvements,' which I will sell
cheap and on reasonable terms. Business Houses
to let on good streets. Fricste Dwelling Houses for
rant In both cities. For further partimilars inquire
• 110 G rant
.LIAN. WARD,
Gn street , opposite Cathedral:
THE MAGNOLIA FARM,
• ,15,0 . A C RES,
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Located near lacEceePort, not far from Eirotrs Sta
tion, on the Connellstille Railroad: New house, in
excellent condition; barn excelled• by few in the
country.- All improvements on the .place are 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. Win be sold cheap.
Apply to
STEEL'S/. WILSON,
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Broker's and Real Estate Agents,
a. 25 No. 86 SMITIFFIELD STREET.
2,000,000 AcREs OF
CHOICE Late FOR . SALE,
BY "
Union Pacific. Railroad Company,
EASTERN DIYISIO,N,
Lying along the line of their road, at
$l,OO TO $5,00 PER ACRE, '
And on a CREDIT OF FIVVIMARS.
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For further particulars, maps, &c., address
JOHN P. DEVEBLITX,
Land Commissioner, Topeka,' Kansas.
Or CHAS. B. ILISI3OIIS, Seey,
St. Louis, Miasourl.
EMI
WHITg'LEAD AND COLORS.
CHROME YELLOW,
FOR"
HAM PACKERS; •
AND
icCOT'S YERDIVik. 43111:1304
FOR SALE BY
HARRIS a EWING,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
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Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streets,
grx-rsixtdri. PA. .
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T SCHOONINAKEIi & SON, -
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• PIPTSMIT.TRG - Ii
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White 'Lead 'and ColOt Woiks
mANuTAcrinesns OF
WHITE AND RED LEAD: _
ZINC, PUTTY, BLUE LEAD;
I.lcCOrd VERDITER GREEN,
And all colors, dry . or In
OFFICIE, 118. 87 FOIIIItTir ISTOSET.
Factory, Nos. 450 458, 454, 458 and 458
Rebecca Street, and 4 b , 81snd 53 Lacock: Street,
Allegheny. •
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• FERTILIZERS.
TO WHEAT (HOWER&
EUREKA AloomusTED BONE,
SUP. -PHOSPHATE - OF--LIBLE,
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-- -MANUFACTURED BY'
The Allegheny
SEWARRA' . CAMPBELL, •
I ,I II4:IPREETOIIO3,k
°Moe, 356 Pena .
The best Eertillzer In keolzed by..
lamas who lumbered! It a - tins 4 to t e the stand
acroiri),Wgeigs,V l e rreVaggrst a C DI , I, •
ttout elrenlatlon ursddet •eontainlng
and valuable statements of this Fertilizer,' ooplea
which will be sent free to-say sending' us Shah" .!
Vrriclitgl;
JLBIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE' that
on the SW day of D. DM, a War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the - • •
NOTATE or A t IL MAYO. WILLIAM IL
BRAVO And A.I4ITMOME DIMO, co.rocnerh
of Elizabeth 'rp.,' in the county of ' Allegheny:Edina
of Pennsylvania, who have been adludged bink
rupts on their own petltiontthat ttl e payment of at_ir
delsto and dellyeu of any property lOuillillaa" c "
bankrupts, to thew.' or , jar their u ' Mot tne.treek
fer °rim' ilitPertio by stain are tbetldden
that &meet vigor thocreditorisofilte:Old PO
to prove their debts and to choose one or mord S.
signees of theirestate, will be held at a Court of Bank.
ruptcr, to be hoiden at tlfe'crface of the Re Later,
Nu.liltDismowd
before SAMUEL
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14th day 'of May..A.151 - groWeit_4-1_,87, , ,./
THOILAB L. BOWLIcs,
U. EAllirahliLail Messenger.
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G. 3f..PETTN,',
No. 80 Suilthfiel4 stFept.
REAL ESTATE
IMUMD . !SIMMIIM
PITTEII3I7IGH
AN ORDIIIi.,4ACE
To 'preemie the CleelForce to the
Ottlee of the Wa le Works.
Snc. 1. Sett ordained and enacted by the Clill of
Plttaburgh, in Select and Co on Councils assem
bled. And it - is.hereby enacted -the
t W autAoritg Of the
some, That the Water Comm tee be told they are.
hereby Lanthortzed speotrt a suitable person to
act as Assistant Clerk in the office of the Water
Works.; also to nasiat in priparing the duplicates of.
assessments of water rents, and such other duties
as may from time to time be directed by proper au
thority. The Water Committee shall fix the cora
pensation of theAssistautClerk, to be paid on their
monthly pay toll, and besubJeet as other employees'
to removal for neglect of duty and incompetence.
SEC. That , any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the pass a ge of this ordinance at the
preeeat time , be and ... r e is .he r eby repealed so
far as tGa same affects this
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils, this
ATth day of April, A. D. 1168.
JAMES McAULEY,
President of Select Council,
Attest: E. s. 3lonnow,
Clerk of Select Council
. W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Council
Attest: 13t un.llellA
Clerk of C-
AN OROINANC
AIITHORIZI • la THE
Straightening and pening Webster
Street, Seventh Ward, from Fulton to
Roberts Street.
SEC:I. Be it ordained and enacted by the City of
Pittsburgh; :Itt Select arid 001711111011 Councils assent
bled, and ft to hereby toad i ed by the authority 'of the
same, • That Webster street, &youth ward, from
Fulton: street to -Bobcats . sareet, be opened and
straightened, as laid down. in the "City District
Plan," OlD•feet Wide; and that ass. Atkinson, Jas.
appointed nd' appraiseie be and they are hereby
to the damages and assess the
with oanpa r c o t p oft yA benmebtye da ptpheorvby ,
J in na o y d a O n th e ,
'1864.
SKr. 'I. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the - same Is hereby repealed so
far as the same affects this ordinance..
Ordained and enacted Into a law in Councils, this
4111th day of Apri, A. D. MAW •
JAMES 'WADLEY,
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. Mounow,
• Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
Preildent of Common Council.
Attest: li.ucti McblAsTEB,
Clerk of Common Council. apdO:pi
A N ORDINANCE
Repealing an Ordinance Passed , No
vember 11th, 1865.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the City of
Pittsburgh, in. tided and Common Councils aseem
bted, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, That an ordinance passed Nov. 11th, 1:865,
authorizing the construction of a Public Sewer on
Grant street, from Diamond street to the Mononga
hela river. be and the same is hereby repealed.
Sze. 2. That any ordinance or part of 'ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
preeent.time, be and the same ts hereby repealed so
tar as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Connell.% tuts
Alta day of April, A. 1)...1.868.
J AMES MeAITLEY.
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. Monnow,
Clerk of Select Cou
T ncil.
. - W. A. O3ILINSON,
President of Common Council.
Attest: Huan Mc.llAsTun.
Clerk of Common Council. ap.30:p44
AN ORDINANCE
Constructing Public Viewer on Fourth
Street.
Sze. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the City of
Pittsburgh. in Select and Common Councils assem
bled, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, That the City Engineer be and he Is hereby
authorized and directo advertise for proposals
for the construction orjs'qVublic Sewer on Fourth
street, - from Market street, to connect with the
Wood street sewer, and to let the same in accord
ance with the ordinances of Councils passed for that
,purpose, and to assess the cost of the same on prop
erty Itenelitted thereby James Irwin. 2d ward,
Alexander W. Rook, Richard Mays. 4th ward, be
and Ihe same are hereby appointed viewers fcr that
purpose.
Sac.... That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting , with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the same Is hereby repealed so
fir as the same affects this ordinance. -
Ordained and enacted into a law In Councils, this
27th day of April, A.l), 1508.
JAMES McAULEY,
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. Monnow.
Clerk *of Select Co uncil.
W. A. TOII,II 4 iSON,
President of Common Council.
Attest: iltult McMASITIEn. •
Clerk of Common Council. .op30:1)43
HOTELS.
- ,
THE MANSION HOUSE.
- %'he undersigned beg to annondee to their friends
and the public that they heir purchased this OLD
ESTABLISIIED and POPULAR. HOUSE,
No. 344. Liberty- Street,
And will continue to keep it la the best style. The
MANSION ROUSE has over one hundred rooms, ail
newly furnished In the best style, and only two min..
nos , walk from the Railroad Depot., Trayelers wilt
End this house an excellent one to stop at, and will
be accommodated any hour, day or night.
Connected with the Rouse is a splendid Hall for
Concerts.
Families or single persons taken to board by the
day, week or month, with or-without rooms.
H. wAapiEgi_
inhitan37 PlTTSiltilad
H.
CIONDUCTERON THE EUROPE..
%,_)- AN PLAN. . '
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
1
Nos. 400 and 407 Liberty St.,
,
Opposite ljniori Depot, PITTBDITROD,
4 4
JAMES K. LANAHAN, Proprietor,
This bowie Is newly built and splendidlyfternishp
ed. and convenient to all the Railroads nominal in to
the city. Strangers visiting the city will tad this 'IV
very oonventenrane economical' pinny The secure
your room and r y for your meals • as yointot them. •
The Restauran connected , with 018 'lntel ;seven at
all hoursof th 'day and night. Dells and partied
supplied with. Suppers:at the short notice , an
reasonable raters:
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HAVS; 4WD
NEW EPIWIG IG4o9p,k_ ,
ALL TiiE NEW BTTLFA gir . :
Ha* and
A.ARIVII , IG DAILY, AT
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•• •• WOOD BT
VrARTIN LINISt•
DZAIXI6IX
AA -'ll9 , ii0.1 6 a40.412 1 FX1P jElanek ,
id " VA& 14I VEIta ri lt 4thul arilirl li t
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ISLD STRET, Pittaburgh; Pa r . - '4"'
•
orders promptly tiled anamajoultlon: • ' •
ON
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sultotarers of , 110110M111 seleap irt
ANCHO II AND MAGNOLIA. Oniurnses AND
ISATANG•'.Y= , • -)“
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spill:de
BEN FRANKLIN
Oe in Fninklin savings Bank Wenn
No. 43 Ohio Bt., AllegbOrry4
HOME COMPANY, managed by DlTeetorawell
known to the community, who trust by fair dealing
to merit a share of your patronage.
HENRY TRIM/IN..
GEO. D. RIDDLE
Henry Irwin, D. L. Patterson. Henry Gerwig,.
Geo. H. Kiddie, Jacob Franz, [ GottielbFaas,
Simon Drum, J. B. Smith, [ Jacob Hush,
W. N. Stewart,[Ch. P. Whiston, Joseph Craig,
Jos. Lantner,' J. Zinkand, Jeremiah Kohen
100:033 - -
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
Op THE CITY OF ALLIVIEIY.
BUOffice,
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ALLEGHENY' TRUST COXPANT'S
ILDIN
OR Councll,_ 6D3O:PC
- W. W. MARTIN, President
JAS. E. STEVENSON, Secretary.
1
A. H. English, .. G.G.P.Williams:Jno. Thompson,
Jno. A. layler, . Jag, Lockhart, !Jos. 31yers,
Jas. L. Graham, Robt, Lea, , IC. C. Boyle,
Jno. Brown, Jr. Geo. Gent, 'Jacob Kopp.
mhs:nB4
WESTERN • INSURANCE COM
PANY OF PIMIBUREIai
ALEXANDER "President.
WM. P. HERBERT,_becretary;
CAPT. GEORGE NEELD, General Agent.
pence, 82 Water *street, Spang dt Co.'s Ware
house, up stairs, Pittsburg
Will ir.:tire against all kin h.
ds 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 MUM
taro the character which they have assumed, as, of•
fering the best protection to those who desire to be
insured.
pENNSYLVANIA
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURSH
OFFICE, Al FIFTH STREET, BANE:BLOCK.
This is a Home Company, and insures against loss
by Fire exclusively. •
•
LEONARD WALTER, 'President. ,
C. C. BOYLE Vice President.
ROBERT PATRICA Treasurer.
HUGH MeELHENY; Secretary.
DIM:M*011S:
WOrgeWilson, ,
i Geo, . kraus,
J. C. Lapps.,
J. C. Flelner,
John Voegtley,
A. Ammon.
MILIIIX1117( 41: 11 1P11 11 ESS,
Si 1111001 Street.
INSURANCE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALLEGHEII7, PA.
DIEECTORS
FIRE INSURANCE ONLY.
DinECrons:
Alexander Nimick, John R. McCune;
R. Miller Jr., ' Chas. J. Clarke,
'James M cAuley, I 'William 8. Evans,
Alexander Speer, Joseph Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Ackleu, I Phillip ßeymer,
'D avid Id. Long, Wm. Morrison,
D. Ihmsen. n 027
Leonard Walter,
C. C. Boyle.
Robert
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t r e . c k r
ng
Jos. H. Hopkins,
Henry Sproul,
INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, 435 & 437 CHESTICIErT ST., N.E.AX. D'rw
DIRECTORS:
Charles ,V. Baucker, ' Mordecai H. Louis,
Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant, I Isaac Lea,
Jacob R. Smith . Edward C. Dale,
e'eorge W. Ric hards, George Fates.
CHARLES G. BAN 'KER,q'resident.
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President.
W. C. STEELE, Secretary, pro tem:
J. .0 AIIDNER COFFIN, AGENT,
North West corner Third and Wood Streets
ixthM:wl.s
ALLEGMENY INSURANCE COM
xx. PANT OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, No. 37 FIFTH STREET, BANK BLOCK
Insures against all kinds of Fire and Marine Risks,
JOHN IRWIN,. Ju., President.
JOHN D. McCORD, Vice President.
C. G. DONNELL, Secretary.
CAPT. WM. DEAN, General Agent.
( hihEcrottS:
Crpt. Wrn. Dean,
B. L. Fahnestock,
W. IL Everson.
Robert H. Davis,
Francis Sellers,
Capt. J. T. Stockdale.
John Irwin, Jr..
John D. McCord,
C. ti. Hussey,
Harvey_Cbllds,
T. J. Hoskinson,
Charles Hays.
pEOPLES' INSURANCE CO
PAN Y.-
OFFICE, H. E. CORNER WOOD & FIFTH STS.
A Home Company, taking Fire and Marine Risks
Drnicorons:
Wm. Phillips,l Capt. John L. Rhoads,
John Watt, I Samuel P. Shrirer,
JohnE. Parks, Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. James Miller, . I Jared M. Brush,
Wm. Van Kirk, I Wm. F. Lang.
James D. Verner. Samuel DieCrlekart
WM. PHILLIPS, President.
JOHN WATl',_Vice President.
W. F. GARDNER, Secretary.
CAI'T. JAS. GORDON. General Agent.
COAL AND COKE.
•
BEST FAMILY COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
And DeliveredProanptly tp Order,
AT , LOWEST MARKET RATES BY
~ OSCAR F. LAMM 45.1- CO.,
1 Corner Sandusky Street and P. Ft. W. &C.E. IL
.A.I.asEG TEENY CITY,
ANTHRACITE. COAL FURNISHED AT THE
OWEST RATES. • • Joe:
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART &CO,
Haylug removed their Oteo to -
NO, 607 xarEsmuirlr STREET,
(Lately City 'SleuthMO SECONVELCCIR.'
Are MVP", Vil4 ifEAVeatla l trsi
market price. • • "
All orders lett at their office, or addressee to ,
them through the mail, will be attended to promptly.
my2s:to •
!`CHARLES H. ARMSTRONG,
lJ DEALIWIN _
TOUGHIOOIIIIII' A 10) 0011101LLSTILLE GOAL,
And Mannfacturers of
r
COAL, SLACK' AED DESULPITIMIZED CORE
°Mee and Yard—CORNER OF BUTLBE AND
MORTON STREETS. First yard on Liberty and
Clymer streets, Ninth Ward, and on Second street.,
near Lock No. 1 Pittsburgh, Pa.
Families and Manufacturers supplied with 'the '
bert article of Coal or Coke at the lairegt cash rates.'
Orders left at any of their offices , will rewire
prom t attention.
A WITSTRONCI. & HUTCHINSON,
Successors to
'. I I rIIAO,I4.PIELII. AND YOUptylCK!Lf COAL CO., ~
1111.1.8111:PPIIMS. AIM DEALERS; STRA.IIO :
ROAD .A R. MYRA of.euPorior YogittoithellY ..
CAS AND: FAMILY COAL :
'Moir ulna Tod -FOOT OF ThYSTREET, 'neai
the Works.' , :- . i. . . .
ampromumur..
S
MinerarimlShippers of • - tiVitGIIGABLTORGE
and FAMILY cuAL, IiIIT,C.OAL and SLAcH.
Coal delivered PromlitiV to .01 Virgil?: or the q(tlea
at - the lowest market rates; - •
Office and. YariFiNXII.NEMIPOURTII AND WAT
SON(formexlySkpiki) STUEETd, riwb . ur gh. • ,
r. o. Boa anis: , .
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FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS,*
'iniernms. Aso,fitir4o
IlLEMßealk f ar : WEISZ
ret)''.l4€i "koiArxliCks*lutiraite..
4 , 3 l2lonstaa_Vpan blind isierrlsar PABLORAII
pgraAn. PUMITUitic.,4
ortmeittrot common Tur, , tt , r? . • THF
pnces. , •
'Mose In want of anything:fa - our Use are corwrT
14 11 41.berOrea V eCtilataireof , l,r± 11.
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IPrivIIIIIJRGH THEA .I , i j •
FRED AIMS MANAgign.
GEO. 11. BARTON ' STAGEMANADAnt.
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New attraction. • I.
PUSS IN BOOTS. ' _
._
And the GREAT VARIETY COMBINAIit t:t tu . Un•
air
til further notice. Grand -Family " ss in
Boots , ' Matinee Saturday afternoon. i
IarIArIiNELVS •
MUSEUM EXHIBITIO,
Comprising WORKS OF ART and UREA
'URAL CURIOSITIES,
ATLFRAMIELI24( HALL;
Fifth street, opposite Pittsburgh Thea
Clotho( Admission, Ma cents. Doors of
o'clock A.,31. to 10 Y. M.
President.
.seeretary.
IigU'GRAkND MATINEE
- THE:
HAYMAKERS 1N:CO8T
AT THE ACADEMY OF NUS
Saturday Afternoon, 2111
PRECISELY AT O,CLOC'R
UNDER TIIE DIRECTION OF PP.OF
-ate*
CIRCUS AND MEN
TRAINED ANIMA
The management is enabled to prescu
a . style of
SPECTACULAR: SPLE.
Never before consummated by tact o
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". STANDAILD SH Vif,"
Sustains the reputation so honestijlquiredtand
mika:lti3f•ataati:taNiiieedsis3Ligessrs. TRAY - ill et. (OYES.
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GRAND PROCESSIT L
,
THE FETE OF VERS . li' . .
4:
The Courtly 3feetlng of ROYALTY, d POWER
c
on the - , p
FIELD OF , THE CLOTH EKILDi ,
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RING HENRY VIII, of England; F i
'II.NCLS 1, of
France. Poonesslons of •
KNIGHTS AND D DS.
•r,
DAIS OF TILT AND TOUR Y.
THE CAR OF AUR ORA,
At a cost of slo , oQ o.reientatioris of the peo
iEl
l a zipi t ! m o r si Sr a t 1 cin s EUROPE, S
i ASIA, AFRICA
THE GENIUS OF LIB TY,
1 ,
A ROLLING ITASS OF MAGNIFICENCE,
A LINE OF GORGEOUSNESS
!I I •
ON MILE LONG.
POWER SHISSETIVIENT TO BEA TY.
LION PROSTRATE AT WOIIiANIS
~
Taken from its Den. MOunte d upon
Carried in Triumph um)ig
Iterlval of a Taste for the
A PEBIOD.OF cnivonY, IMOD,
IIN PARADE,
. .
RePlate with Ancient Grandeurlideetlng. of the
'M onarchs; the White and Black kdlk hts attired In
Salts of Real Armor: Ladles of the urt to Royal
Robes. I
THE ORIENT/4 4 ,75AT
THE ELEP -
IV:Wit h &Vlrr i r Mlfgsa. n
THE wrxyro BMA.:
Thrown open to the public. Prof..
,GROUP OF LYONS—the largest.
seen in any Menagerie. • ,•
111" Fir 11111 particulars of thist i. , •
QUADRUPLE COMBINATION
SeAligergycliilet:.ri,Dr:riptire de..; of the'.
cottege r s fl a ') t Vit t u t el t fl i r. a l i t a .. l !eribnis*ee
WILL Eli-III:4T IS. • • -• s•
BIRMII4GHAM , ,
On Thu.rsiiit
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OLIVE.R.i , MYEDS:Director blicaticru., • •
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