CE littsburgt Saitttf.
A Mac..y.Cheek fAriathin
This reader of the Scriptures aid fulfiller
of the prophecies is a queer character, and
affordsliis neighbors much amusement. He
exhorts sinners, shouts at meeting, drinks
bad whiskey, is exceedingly. quarrelsome,
and in fear of no one but Mrs. Choptanks,
wise rules hbri witha rod of 47" and some
times :with a fire-shovel. -
He had her arrested and fined for an
assault and battery. He was, he testified,
at his devotions , when she assaulted and bet
tered him grievously with a long-handled
fire shovel. It was _God's mercy; he claim
ed, that he escaped with hls life. Ills head
was broken, his nose mashed, his eyes
blacked. and he had, he said, internal in
: juries that might yet prove fatal, and bring '
Mrs. C: to the gallaws.
~! ' At this. Mrs. C. smiled grimly, and snap
: ped her fingers. •
Choptanks was, certainly, severely pun
; ished, and it: seemed a fearful outrage to
I come down on, the heaTtif the family when
i lit his piayers...:Jhe neighbors teatified that
1 onthe night Of "the imisault they were attract
-
I ed, while paising Choptanks house, by his,
1 voice in prayer. Hi has a powerful voice,
1 and was lifting- it ,up so as to be heard at a
great distance:. He seemed to ;be praying
I for! his wife, • - when the prayer suddenly
i ceased, and they heard the cry of "murder !
! help! help!" and, rushing in, found Cho
p-1 tankt on the flOot,'Mrd. Choptanks standing
! 'over, and beating him_.with the fiat side of
1 the shovel on that part of the person where
the body ends and the legs beg-in, and where
Choptanks loaned his intemel injuries.
1 The reason for this violent attack seemed
p.so mysterious that Mrs. C. was called on for
1 an explanation, which she gave with great
1 emphasis and volubility;;.
'.Tver since that beast;" she cried, -'"jived
, meetlit'le's bin ugid Ms privileges in alms-
I in' me, his lawful pird injured wife, in his
I prayers. He daren't open his ugly head, any
I' other .way—ant.so he gits down upon his
hippercrltical knees, an' pretendin' to pray,
, pitches into me. Why, on that very night,
1.. Squire, he was a liollerin' so that the people
on the road from meetjn' stopped; and he
waa4. hollerin' '011,(Loidl look down on
i this black-hearted woman, meanie' me; 'con
vert her from her evil ways, change her
adulterous heart.' Do ye. 'wise I was gain'
to stand that? Not much, you bet! I jist
lit_Onto him with the shovel, and the Lord
didn't hear a decent woman abused much
after that; :and but for these hippercritical
1
people who puts him nu to this sort of work
a purpose, I'd a fixed his flan fo good, mind
I tell yn. l ' --;• '' --'' '' "- '
Mrs. Choptanks,-in a little' • with Mr.
i C. would not have- secured many backers,
] being light weight by the-side of her "man
. 1- beast;" but, as the great Napoleon remark
ed:sNlieti accounting tor the astounding de
. I feat of Pakenham by,the riff • aen of Ken
, tuc4,3vho, by-the-by, • ran off :tan - early
, I stage of the engagement, "Th: morale is
, . h=" Mrs. C.'s eye means b : siness, and
1 theteser . animal quails before : s superior.
I —Letter to Cin. Com,
"' Regarding Men and
Fermi Fern, in the Ledge ~ has some
_
plain, common sense talk remding the ,
in
tercourse of intimate, friends, which she
thinks is much more reasonably conducted
e
among men than by women. Thus, in
order: to avoie. offering a female4riond
who mayshance to while a lady is oc
cupied, the latter may of send ( down word
that . she is, engaged, ut ,must resort to a
"white lie," And sa that — She is "out."
Fanny once excused elf to. a female 'Ho
lum because she had isn 'articl e ti Write.
The visitor , as soon as Fanny luid gone,
turned to anothef with the ntild remark :
"I suppose she said that to get rid of us—
don't you?" Fanny, says the intercourse of
tierrwith each other has always doused her
admiration. It one wants to read or write
in anther's company, he does so, and no
offence is taken. '
If one has to leave,,heoften says no moi
than "I'm off," or "Good-by, bld fellow."
Soinetimes it is only a touch of the hat, or a
hand laid on the other's shqulder in passing,
and•no black eyes folloW,rno locloi of hair
fly, nor do any hard words or "ooks result
in the future.
Further fancies follow, regarding the pos
sible conduct of females in imaginary emer
gencies. We quote:'
kit' ladies smoked, which the gbds forbid!
do you suppose one lady would allow an
other to stop her in the street and. light a
cigar from ber,lips, when shetwas-nevpr in
troduced? ' When sue ' ilichiet . even know
who her dressmaker was, 'sir where she
bought her bonnets? Good heavens!
pia you ever notice if there is anything
unexpected vccurs At U. znittft4 VOW
meh igif thj same street, how naturally
and frankly they accost each other, though
perfect strangers, and converse about it,
arid go their several Ways, to their tombstone,-
it. Not so sweet woman ! Catch her
a ealdng to "that nasty thing I" How does
e know "who.or whatsiwien..: ' '',r . •
Children are so delicious about the mat
te I saw two little girls the other:Vey, ,
ing to crack a not upon the sidewalk by
p sing in turn their, tiny
little shoes upon
i Despairbkoliinicesq Ate3hindrile a
gentleman passing, -"Af.an, man, crack this
-nrit for, ilk -3vill you :?. His handsome trice
was luminous with fun as he preised his
Wished boot down upon it, to the delight
Of the youngsters and myself. INpw these
littie girls wouldn't have thought of asking
a ady to do that, or if they had, do you
think shamonlilluweetplpeCtOidd LIR
The Art
1 1/e'rt ( FllttecYMPAs';',i a CaP• •
tam L ris, who his en; -.- for a
longtime in constructing agi • • 1 .• bad, b'Src
means of which he is to ty thong' the air,
esaldnir sa
is 250 . 94 4 0 - 1 . 3 C/0 .1••,.-
..._..j-. 0" k
Tneinventor is • now - en ' 'nepiaaing
the body of his bird : in ; A Transatlantic
Station. Ire has contriv.ed a ear''to carry
/
his-bird teethe • platfa ft npfthinviSl ' ,poli,
gon, where the wings will be - " died
Each lOnitTi, i1 1 ... ...___begii1. 10 013, ,. - will
b e moved by means of cs pulliTs, ed by
silk threads, connected = with' a' ntiet..
A-fteiS the firat °XPeriluent , : the :, bird *14 6 ..
566414,0 Ahe esplanade of Port Nac i leono
and-theneethe itmentnr, v 12.1. -:-. t° t
will be providtidrwitV 7 7 • ‘' ito ..•.o - -
vide for his descent, an. precautions in;
be taken to reenivnahlth at sea in ease'he
cannot make his descent upon land.
VAlnioie..--1 ; t •.' ect shii te 4
the Transcript and repud iates the idea
t.,:0 i . .
that the exhaled breafto it•lthe fl oor .
Be says it islmated slid rises, INA' Pl e 4 7 t'?"
comertelbelielnt 'of ili's !et* Anil faliS :
A room . never ; be, properly ventilated
from the UM. I . t
There must always be a fluppl:# 4 of fresh
er.. 451144P-tha.lPPSl*99lXsulneC.. ,i I A 0
iglifcno usto to open an obtletwithoutta
p uct
co 4114 inlet .-,,,
.. _ -_ (.•• _ .. • .
llto flue tight from the room up.
to, icoof and...tbereglvelt vent- , t• , • • ••:,...
•
Noon would for a Moment:.:t u t .M . ii
ee l
;
chimnev - •to ."draw, o 'tliite - vMs' t #
witkpolelfaboYe tlielbiegl . .ol 2 s l)o l
tbrOu' dlifibi'contS4oas owelkanCisi;
ra nd Ainnt*niulticl..4l 'i :!)1,4 ~ e r 1.:1
It gi,..1243 in01D14 44 . 4 t ,
gin ' ilia ttifS Male* endaart MO'
as not to create a des ftei e•rw.-4.i - r7..il ti, - , st• :•••-t1.•••
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What will. Become of Join:motes Cabinet.
Gen. Nettleton, of the Sandusky Register,
;writes to his paper from Washington, as
follows
There is no doubt whatever that the re
moval of Johnson will be instantly,followed
be the resignation of all his Cabinet Minis
,
ters except Mr. Stanton, who will also re
tire to private life very soon after the 'new
* Administration is in running °Mei'. Mr.
Seward will leave a position in which he
has _rendered the nation much valuable ser
vice, but inwhich he: has also • buried the
bright honors that once clustered aboirt.-his
name, and proved to his former worshipers
at least, that, during'all the years in - which
he has championed right Prineiples and iota
flea, for Imman : freedom, the good cause hag
always been second to self - So soon as 'the
right, ceased to;be a ladder On which William
Seward could . climb' to higher official
'station, it-ceased to be of any use to him.
Next week he will leave Washington and
public life; to spend a disappointed and -re
gretful 1 , old age = among those at Auburn
who know, and loved, and follciwed him in
his better days.
McClilloch will leave the Treasury
and connect himself with a leading New
York banking house, to which he will car 4
ry the Presumed prestige of his name in •
place of much ready iapital, as he is not
rich. Mr. McCulloch, during his adminis
tration of our financial affairs,
has made the
reputation of a solid, sensible, business man;
but as , a politician he has wretchedly ailed.
He is not known to possess any political
ideas of his own, and he followed Johnson
in 'his suicidal course in order to avoid re
moval from his position. He will never be
heard of .again after he leaves the Cabinet.
Secretary Welles, the dear old innocent,
would make' friends with the new adminis
tration and ask to be retained atthe helm of
the Navy Department, if inr; thought the
somersault would be suecessful, but tinder
the circumstances he will undoubtedly pack
his valise and go ashore as soon as Mr.
Wade takes eommand of.he old ship. No
one can look upon Gideon, and ever a ft er
feel malice towards him.' There is not
enough of him to furnish a target for ill feel
ing of any kind.
Stanbery, although not now a member of
the Cabinet, is still regarded as one of the
President's family, since he will certainly
-be reinstated in case of Johnson's acquittal.
At the close of A. .1".'111 official life it is un
derstood that Mr. Stanbery will open -a law
office in Washington and devote the rest of
his life to the management of great cases be
fore the Supreme Court—a grave into which
Many of our public men finally fall. Stan
bery, the Swings and the Blairs sleep in the
same bed and are afflicted with` the same
distemper. To them a venerable wrong is
better than a new bom right.
It is difficult to say what will ever become
of Post Master General Randall. Polite,
dapper and well preserved, he ought to be
a hotel landlord, but to this he is believed
not to aspire. He might employ his time
for a year or two in writing a history of the
Philadelphia Convention, but as that would
be writing his own obituary, it is too much
to ask. I understand he will spend some
years abroad, and, on the whole, that is
probably best. Randall is an undoubted.
victim of misplaced confidence. He readily
believed, in 18G6, that a new party was
about to %pring from the ashes of Republic
aniem, and hoping to be one of the leaders
of the new movement, and not from any
'dislike to the great party which had saved
the. Republic, he went off with Johnson.
He has since repented is sack-cloth and
ashes, and wouldnow gladly come back into
the fold. •
Mr. Browning, Lincoln's friend and pres
ent • Secretary of the Interior, will next
week step quietly out of one obscurity into
another. He has attracted' no attention in
the Cabinet and will not in private life.
=I
As eminent German oculist has recom
mended that for the use of mechanics and
others whose work exposes their eyes to
minute tying fragments of stone or metal,
and to sparks. mica should be substituted
foiglass in the manufacture of spectacles.
Mica, it is said, has the advantage of being
a non-conductor of heat,. and will keep the
eyes cool, is light,• transparent and tough,
and. moreover, cheap. If this suggestion
proves available, it will be a beneficence to
many whose living depends upon their eye
sight:
-POLITICAL.
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ihubjeet to - the deetslen -- of . the Union Repuhhean
goopty-Conekeition , , . et47:092-o&T -
IarFOR• DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Gen. A. L; !,EAASON,
Subject to the . Aecision ofAte-Union Republican
County Conveapon. •.;' ' • artaint*dity
ael'"FOlt
WILLIAM C. MORELAND,
•
Subject:to the decielen of the Union' Republican
mute Convention. - • tub27:a4a:d&T
laral.4l o ferpr . T,,DErrniCT- Avr
JOHN W,
,RpDELL
WUttba enndidata foiAsaistant District Attliiitty,'
sub et to tbeolecloton the Republican .County
Cdoventlon. aplo:d&T
ItarASII.ISTANT DISTRICT AT , .
- FLAtit;
. . ,
Babfeet to s tho deciaron 'of tin 'Union Republican
County Convention. -.• 1111226:n0-d&T
lariton - AssEssitt.t.'
WILL Alie ESPirs .
of 9oott - towiefttp - 4nbjeotti3 of 414
Union MalmoUrsa u ouventlost. ' • my4:98044P'
'Pr"tl/117:.0001RSSIONlaior
°Mower Bt. Chit towintitiniato of Union Repub.
/Scan C9tultY.CowtotOon.- , '
SPECIAL NOTI OE&
WMATCHELOIIviI HAIR DIE:
splendid Bair T4ye is the best in the worldi
ilia mill tree and perfect DieLarmices, reliable. •
Instantaneous; no disappointrdentr, ridicu lous
tints; remedies the ea eetli 4 Or bad dye • u go
ltartlegiedsol, yrsort
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Add
I HerwadAssoetation, .1 - ausaelphia,
Jag bainr
22E
DISTRICT
EM3
before the 'Union Re
DISTRICT.
Rp, Esq.,
by the ttn! , On RT.itbi
ATTORNEY
DUFF,
-f.;• /::
litHlLlP•kieman;
WALL PAPER.
, e
WALL PAPERS
FOr HAILS, PARLORS
CHAMBERS and KITCHENS,
Nor sale CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST, at
N 0.107 Market Streety near Fifth.
JOS. R...HTJGRES & BRO.
aly4
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
11/11=191111119, DEC.IB, 186%
Ell
NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS
lA - Co N 151
Commonwealth of Pennnsylvanla, ,
DIIE JVLY IST, 1868.
_TELE POLIAMING LOANS
Due July Ist : 1888,
WILL BE REDEEMED; WITH INTEREST, TO
DATE OF PAYMENT, ON THE PRE-
SENTA'TION AT THE
FARMERS' & MECHANICS'
NATIONAL BANK,
VIZt
Loan Of March 27th, 1839, due July
Loan of July 'l9th, 1839, due July
INTEREST ON THE. ABOVE. VOANS
CEASE ON THE IST Or arrtY, 1869
FRATICIS
_JORDAN, See'y state.
JOHN F. NIXIIITNANT, Mid. Om.
W. S. SLEMIUSLIS, State Tress,r.
r&ITTSB11184111i - ALLEGHEINIEvis•
' MANCHESTER PASSENGER: . RAILWAY
MANY.. • ' ' ' •
NOTICE:-FOR SALE OR ticAsz, that part: of
the Railway of said Company' extending" hem the,
iower line of ,their property! on Strawberry Lane. in
McClure "township. down to the terminus tit Woods'
Bun. Parties wishing to'• ramie. or 'tease the
&bore described part of way will applz
within ten days from the .514tbs.thst.. mho proposal
be entertained after the . Eli day or May pre,a,
Prot:male to be handed to the undersigned. •
S. If • GMMORre :•
• Itipezintendantt i pro tern
ooB•' ' No. 8 St.• Clair ittsburst.,.'
pziatiocit SECkEIi
.
sukOttirmusi.. ingausEati.
„ (Late of E. E. & ,
Office, No. 19 PEDEILAL es iIIPET, ROom No. A,
nvisW ei gac r ol a r d , AL R UN NY 9126 1 ;-...
9744,7i.EUIINActE and 1101r i arAIMR:AW =
reabed. , PnntAntlar Yuen Paid to 40 "
at ON LLIEIVIILocomoT .• Patent* cool
ellDAUELsol=en. ~ . ..11‘. 0A n'' ENING DRAW.
ING OLAnn.fprongenaoloa etery:NEDNICEDAT'
_ _ apitund -
-
In GREAT VARIETY,
OF THE
OF THE
,_, ,-, 9.4.
lEE!S
Ist 1868.
Ist, 1868..
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& COOS I
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des7:4ll,
_MAY IBM
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
JOHN D. BAILEY & BRO., -
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND AIICTIONEERS,
Are prepared to sell at Auction STOCKS, BONDS,
and all kinds of SECURITIES, REAL ESTATE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Ac., either on the
premises or at the Boghl of Trade ROOMS.
Particular attention paid; as heretofore, to the
sale of Real Estate at private sale. -
Sales of Real Estate ln the coon cry attende d.
Office. No. 115 FOURTH STR : ET. . 0(13 '
( i littiAP FARMS FO : SALE.
YLave nw for sale several oft . S finest FARMS in
tilch
West More and and Indiana coon les, on remarka
bly easy t r une, so easy that any o e desirous of buy
ing can p ase on time &Beget . er. Call and ex
amine for ourself.
/ G. M. PETTY,
mb4 . r . , No.: , Smithfield street.
FOR BALE- ESTATE.
....nosow ....,...,", ..•,,....,..-
I:INTIM RE ENCE. FOR
SALE OR RENT.—A age:two-story double
onse, containing 10 rooms, I chiding double par
lor, with marble mantles, an • all the modern im
provements: 1 acre of gron .d, tilled with fruit,
vapes, berries, &c. Situated near Ilinerwrille, at
the - termination of the Wylie s reet Passenger cars.
This Is one of the handsomest 1. Atkins in Allegheny
county, and In a good neig , borhood. Amity at
W. A. •HERRON'S - Real Est to Office, 87 Grant
street. EibitS
SALETO ET.--Houses
rd & d
Lots for sale In all p of the city and sn
r lso several FARMS in good locations.
Also, a mad WOOLEN PAC ORY with AO acres
m
of land,and good imp
emen s, which I will sell
cheap and on reasonable terms. Business Houses
to let on good streets. Private Dwelling Houses for
vent in both cities. For further particulars inquire
ja= 110 Grant stre WiL et, o L P lAl posi t te W C AitD
athedral.
COREA . P BUILDING LOTS' FOR
Ikj SALE.-100 cheap BUILDING LOTS In the
flourishing village of Allentown, adjoining the Sir
minghaniline, ten minutes walk from Carson street
or by the Pittsburgh and Brownsville Road: delight
ful and healthy location. During last year 50 build._
ings were erected on these grounds, besides a large
school building: The above lots are large sizes, and
will close them out at very low prices, say froms4oo
to $3OO, and only requiring the small sum of. SIO
paid down; the balance can berpaid at the rate of 1.1.0
per month (if preferred). Call and examine our
plots of the ground, at corner ofFourth and Smith-
Held. streets. (mys) IacLAIN & CO.
29 9000 000 ACRES OF
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE,
BY THE y
Union Pacific Railroad 'Company,
EASTERN DIVISION, •
Lying along the line of their road, at
$l,OO TO $&,00 PER ACRE, •
And on a CREDIT OF FIVE YEARS.
For furtbee particulars, mspe, le., address
• ion* P. DENTEAEUX. -
Land Commissioner, Topeka, Kansas.
Or CHAN. B. 161.1111011111, grey,
sun: St. Louie, 311ssouri.
WHITE LEAD AND COLORS.
CHROME YELLOW,
FOR
HAM PACKERS,
AND
4-4
yeCOVS, TERDITER GREEN,
FOR SALE BY
1111.1tRIS dir, EWING,
•
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streets,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
SCHOONPLkIiER & SON,
El • -
• l'l r l u relit7l443ll
Mite Lead and Color Works,
MANUIPACTURZRIS OP .
WiliTE AND RED LEAD;
ZINC,
And alt colon , dry or In oi PUTTY, multi LEAD•,
McCOY I. 'S VERDITER GREEN,
OFFICE, Na. 07 FOURTH STREET.
Fodor', Nos. 450 450, 454 a nd
456 43
Rebecca sitreet, and 4 b , 51 and 53 Lacock Street!
Allegheny.
BANKRUPT NOTICES.
jear THE DISTRICT COURT w
THE ENITED STATES, Western 'District of
A nnsylvania, as., at Pittsburgh, Pa., May lid,
. D. 161488.
To whom it may concern: The undersigned hereby
gives noticerof his appointment as Assignee of JEF
FERSON VARNEY - of Allegheny etty, in the
county of Allegheny', and State or Pennsylyanla,
within said District, who has been adjudged a Rank
rapt upon his own petition by the Dlldrict Courtof
said District.
• JAMES W. MURRAY, Assignee. - ;
tuyA:n7o ' Attorney-at-Law, 110 Fifth street.
syt ERN vANtA ti o rTRICT of PENA'—
t.Plttaturgb,thel3lst dzky ordstreh, A. D. 11168.
Thanirdersigned hereby Ores notice or his appoint
ment as Assignee of ALBERT CONKLE, of Pitts
,burgh; in tile County of Allegheny . and State of
Pennsylvania,' within paid District, who has been
adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court of said District.
. JOHN'S H. BAILEY, Assignee,
andin7boy .• Att'r- at -Law. 89 Grant street!
TESTENDISTRICT of PEN*w
R SYLVANIA. SS. • 1
t. Pittsburgh. the 788th day otAptli, A: D.. 1880,
Tile undersigned hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as Assignee of E. SHIELDS. or Pitts.
burgh tn the enmity or Aneghenir °gad State of,
Petaylvania, within said district. wha has been
Judged a bankrupt on his own petition by tho Di
s court of,:said dikriet. •
JOHN H. BAILEY. 'Asitimeo,
spBDl3Orr Attorney-at-Law. 88 Grant street.
LEGAL. ,
O
'''OTIOE HI HEREBY GIVEN
• that application has been made by the tinder
s geed to the (Jeers of Common Pleas of Allekheity
,con for a CHARTER OF INCORPORATION of
4444; German I Independent- Beneficial
society of Allegheny' My s t ,
th An e d re th t9 a! the min 43 irt ; t l :g . ra m nz o irn irirso t h , e fI:Tt.MON
DAr of ,Jane next; - unless exceptions' an flied
"Attorney
March 244 b. 1888. • ' AggOelatlon.
totdoluate,vir
WEF icillprOWS N0T1C1E,,..-AVlLper`
-aonsindabte 4 to the eatate-or WILLYALL,IYA
, -dreeleeXo of Ow COT (I Alloahany,,ifor.
tg_ ,_ or Raiiit fratitighanio arc:retinetted4o Make
igiusiiis-ii a, nod thoad having clainistrgalnst
got .stato w tPreliPatc Ulm, Properly autheutlear
tea Sr iett•leinPv't IC1 1 ;1 1013,itli . . . - '..'
tc c ,• . ' • . NED., txecntor.
- Baldwin Tp. APTLI 11 -tht MEL- -- - ' - apamayoar •
win
be,tnader to the pi:manor of Pennlylvania for
Pardono A COHEN •
ho I the :mirth e e e e l o n elses oL
loa ding: Tirofiesfr
. ttiO ;toutptuse of defllgol4OC
ui vit Yirt - • TIIA, ,CORIAN.:I
0 113 • : 1 1IEMEDY, GIVEN
" *Pelt° t he ,ar4Fm or, JMNS
11 tit OctiAlof.10)113, Do.-
!at itradatatiVearyw •wm 'be made to
PAW
0 • INStA i X nap tirtTraWt liii n li k L a
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app *laid 9 et. Clair
BEN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Mee in Franklin Savings Bank Bnilflings
No. 43 Ohio St., Alle.glienzr.ll
--- A HOME COMPANY, managed by Directors well
known to the community, who trust by fair dealing
to merit a Bissau of your patronage.
HENRY IRWIN_
__.,
GEO. D. RIDDLE
DIRECTORS:
Henry Irwin, ID. L.. Patterson, Patterson„ Henry Gerwig,
Geo. R,Riddlei Jacob Franz, IGottle.lb Fess,
Simon Drina, J. B. Smith, Jacob Rush
W.
W. H. Stewart, Ch. P. Whiston, Joseph Cg:,
Jos. Lantner, H. J. Zinkand, Jeremiah liollen
apio:o3s •
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
OF THE OITY OF ALLEGHENY.
Office In ALLEGHENY TRUST COMPANY'S
RUILIANG.
FIRE INSURANCE ONLY.
W. W. MARTIN, President.
JAS. E. STEVENSON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS: --
A. IL English, ;43.ILP.Wilitams1Jno: 'Thompson,
Jno. A. Myler, !Jag, Lockhart„ iJos. Myers,
Jas. L. em„harn, iltobt, Lea, ' C. C. Boyle,
Jno. Brown, Jr.lGeo. Gent, Jacob Kopp. I
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WLESTERN INSIJItANCE COM
PANY OF PITTSBURGH.
EXANDER NIMICK, President.
WM. P. HERBERT Secretary. .
CAPT. GEORGE NEELD, Generil - Agerit.
Omee, SA Water street, Spoof; I Co.'s Ware.
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will in:ure against all kinds of Fire andHari ne
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 have assumed, as of.
tering the best protection to those who desire to be
insured.
_ DMECTOILS:
Alexander Nimlek, - . Jobn R. McCune,
R. Miller, Jr., • Chas. J. Clarke,
James McAuley, William S. Evans,
Alexander Speer, .Riselib - Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Acklen, • Phillip_Reymer,
David M. Long, Win. Morrison, .
D. Ihmsen. n 027
pENNSYLVA.NIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTISBURGH •
OFFICE, Al FIFTH STREET, BANK BLOCK.
This is a Home Company, and Insures against loss
by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLE. Vice President.
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer.
HUGH McELHENY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
George Wilson,
Geo. W. Evans,
J. C. Lappe,
J. C. Fleiner, ,
John Voegtley,
A. Ammon.
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INDEMNITY
Leonard Walter,
C. 'C. Boyle.
Robert Patrick,
Jacob Painter,
Josiah King.
Jas. H. Hopkins,
Henry Snronl,
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, 435 & 437 CHESTNIIT ST., NEAR snr
• I innEcrous:
Charles X. Bancker, ! Mordecai B. Lords,
Tobias Wagner, j David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jsoob R. Smith, 1 Edward C. Dale,
Peogr A l L lin . rd i ti.
,c4 i c Geores.
President.
EDW. C.! DALE, `ice President.
W. C. STEELE, becretary,,pro tent.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, AGENT,
North West corner Third and Wood Streets
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A LLEGMENY INSURANCE COM•
PANY OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, No. 37 FIFTH STREET, BAivit BLOCK
Insures against all kinds of Fire and Marine Maki.
JOHN ISWIN. JR., President.
JOHN D. McCORD, Vice President.
C. G. DONNELL, Secretary.
CAPT. 'WM. DEAN, General Agent.
DIR&CTORS:
I Crpt. Wm. Dean,
B. L. Falmestock,
W. H. Everson,
Robert H. Davis,
Francis Sellers,
Capt. J. T. Stockdale.
John Irwin, Jr.,
John D. McCord,
C. G. Hassey,
Harvey_Chtlds,
T. J. Hopkinson,
Charles Hays.
pte a vLes , INSURANCE COM-,
OFFICE, N. E. CORNER. WOOD & FIFTH STS.
A Home Company, taking Fire and Marine Riak&
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Wm. Phillips, Capt. John L. Rhoads,
John Watt, I Samuel P. Shriver,
John E. Parks, I Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. James 31111er, Jared M. Brush,
Wm. Van Kirk, I Wm. F. Lang
James D. Verner. Samuel McCrickart
WTI. PHILLIPS. President.
JOHN WATT. Vice President.
W. F. GARDNE_B, Secretary.
CAPT. JAS. GORDON. General Agent.
BEST FAMILY COAL
And Delivered Promptly to Order,
OSCAR F. LAMM & CO.,
' Corner Sandusky Street and r. Ft. w. & c. R. R.
ANTHRACITE COAL FURNISHED AT THE
LOWEST RATES. • jet
COAL! COAL!! elk - A.IW!
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
NO, 567 I.LBER,'Int" STREET,
iLately City . Flour Mill) SECOND ELOOR.
Are now prepared to furnish good YOUGHIOGHE
NY LU3IT, NUT COAL OR SLACK, at the lowest
morket price. •
All orders lett at their °Mee, or •addresied to
them through the mail, will be attended to promptly.
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OHARLES H. ARMSTRONG,
TOUGHIOGLERY - AND 003311 E 00AL,
COAL, BLACK 'AND DEEOILPHURIZED 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, Fa.
Families and
Coal supplied with the
beet article of C Coke at the lowest cash rates.
Orders left at any of their offices will receive
prompt attention.
4 1AMSTRONG & BUTCHINSON,
Successors to
IktD YouoIIIOGILLNY Cots. CO.,
MINERS. SHIPPERS AND DEALERS, BY RAIL
ROAD AND RIVER, of superior Youghiogheny
CASAND'FAMILY COAL.'
oince'and Yard—Foo'/' OF TRY STREET, near
.the Oar Works. • •
SUPERIOR COAL.
C.,CHERRY: & -
co.,
Min FAM I L Y h ippers NUTGH GAS, TORGE
and COAL, COAL,and BLACK.
Coal delivered promptly to all parts of the cities
at the lowest market rates. -
Office and Yard—CORNER TOMTIT AND WAT
SON Sformerly Canal) tITItESTB, Pittsburgh.
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, PRACTICAL
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS
`WHOLESALE A;cip unpuL,
-- LEMON & WEISE ,
NO. 118
'Constantly On band every variety of PARLOR and .
CHAMBER PURNITURz,' together With a com
plete assortment of COAUZlOD,tednped•
prices.
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Thous in *ant of anything moor Sine are cordially
.Invimd to callbcfare - purchasing. • 1--
.. Work guaranteed..
mhYi:h' ' LEMON wume.
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'JOHN A:1111 - VIIDOCIEL; •
Ntserinien - liorists antiSeedsmev'
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szipsTou—ns SMITHIPTICLD BTREETVI
Eta Post. ORIN, Pittsburgh. Pa.
• West
Greenhouses at Oakland. Nurseries on Bqnlns
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INSURANCE.
OF ALLEOREST, PA.
MIMI=
COAL AND COKE
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT LOIN - EST MARKET RATES, BY
A. - I;I_.P.C.RENY
Baying removed their Office to
IME:T3
And Mantd ^ anturers of
FURNITURE
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tgrPITTSBURGH
3iANAGILIL
" QTAGE.MAXattSR.
Great double bill of the season. First night Of the '
celebrated CAL-CA Fiat night of the expose of
the secret society . , KU-KLLTN. KLAN. Johnny
Hart. Bob Hart, 4,atnpbell, Gscar mid the
entire double Company..
FRED A1M5......
GEO. H. BARToti
W'BUR.NELIPS - •
MUSEUM EXHIBITION ,
comprising WORKS OF, ART and OREAT'NAT.
IJRAL LIMO CURIOSITIES,
AT FILINKLIN
Fifth street,
opposite Pittsburgh Theatre.
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Cards of Admission,'
,*ti cents. Doors opeh th '
8 O'CIOCk A. Y. to /0 P. N. :100:018
IarTiIAYER & NOYES,
President.
.Secretary.
CIRCUS AND =AM,
TRAINED ANIMALIII;
RED LION LOS,
commencing MONDAY, Ma#,4th.
TOURNAMENT EVERY NIGHT;
lir Doors open at 1 and 7 r. r. - Performances
commence at 2 and 13 r. u.
`MASONIC HALL.
./3AirINTI:73I7k
NEW YORE MUSEUM.
Collection of. Living Won4era.
FOR SIX DAYS . ONLY; COMMEXCL*I
ON FRIDAY, MAY bth,
AFTERNOON - AND EVENING.
NOTICE.—We would respectfully inform the citi
zens of Pittsburgh that these ...freaks of itSture"
constituted one of the principal .features of attrac
tion at our Museum on Broadway, previous to its
destruction by tire, in March last. Doubtless many
of you, when In New York have seen them, We
therefore feel assured you will have no hesitancy In
renewing an old acquaintanceship, and inviting
your friends to attend these Levees, and also afford
ing the ladies and "little ones" an
portunity of
so doing. In furtherance of this ob ect, we shall
bold Levees EVERY AFTERNOON in addition to
the Evening Exhibitions, in order that the Indies,
children and entire community may witnese these
interesting representatives of
LE! IPUT AND BROBDDiGNAI:i.
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The troupe consists of the beautiful
Circassian Girls,
Dwarfs, Fat Boys,
In appropriate costume and characterli
Levets will be held Afternoon and Evilnings.
Exlittiltions fromr o'clock until 5 in th#. after
noon, and (ruin 7 until 10 In the evening.
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Sir Admission. 25 cents; Children under ten,.
15 centa. - iirry4:p&S
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THE MANSION HOUSE.
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e underslgneti beg to announce to their friends
ESTABLISHED that they hue purchased this OLD
d POPULAB. HOUSE ..
,
No. 344 "Liberty I.Stre4t,
And will continue to keep it in the best style. The
-3IANSION HOUSE has over one hundral roenhiodt...
newly furnished in the best style, and only tfro Min
utes, walk from the Railroad De pot. Trayereiyi, 11,
end this house an excellent one to stop at, ent hrall
be accommodated any bout, day or night. EL
Connected with the House is a, splendid Hall for
Concerts.
Families or single persons taken to boaril by the
day, week or month, with or without rooms:,
N. R H
WA9NE •
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CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPE...
AN PLAN.
ST.IATAMES HOTEL,
Nos. 405 and 407 1..11361-tt;% St.,
opposite Union Depot, DITTSBURda.
JAMES K. LANAHAN, Proprietor
This house is newly built and splendidlyithrnish
ed, and convenient to all the Railroads cooling into
the atty. Strangers visiting the city wilt 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 Li open at
all hours of the day and night. Balls and parties
supplied 'with Suppers at the shortest norce and
reasonable rate& - 5e184038
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UDEBERI 1.1131111WR1 LIIIEUXEM
. - • ALEXAMIER PATTERSONi«
YARDS No. SO Preble Street formerly Naiieleester,
and .No. 1151Itebeeca 'street, opposite Gas Works,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS CF',:
, .
Rough and Planed, Ltimber,, ,,
Flooring,-_-- - Doors.
Weatherboarding, Sash, -.. .
Shingles, Mouldings,
Saw Hill Lumber,Cedar and Locust Posts,
Lath and Palin gs, Oak andNellow rpm ;•
ALSO—FIEF. RICK, TILE and CLAY.';: anioSO
FORT PITT LIMBER COM:PANT
Capital, - - $126,004: •
PnammucT.-EDWARD
SzcasTART—T, A. WRIGHT.
SursntQrsvns.NT-EDW. DAPISON a'7
S: R ft
Edward Davison, DIRECTO L. F. Duneani '
John Mellon, E. D. Dithridge,
Geo. W. Dolthride, . L. Malone,
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R: Johnstonoh.
LUMBER YARD-,-Corner of BUTLER AND AL
LEGHENT STREETS, Ninth Ward.
OFFICE AT FORT PITT GLASS WOBBS .WWI
agton Street. 1a001156
TO WHEAT GROWERS.. 't;
EUREKA AIERONTATED Bob
SUP. -PHOSPHATE .of.
MANUFACTURED BY
The Allegheny Fertilizer Co.,
SEWARD 40 CAMPBELL ,
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856 . ...
Office; T . Penn Stied, PittsbOrgb9 Pa.
T he b ee t leimater,.in nse, and , td by -'• • ~
Farmers who have given It a trial, to be the stand- ..
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ard for Ishtar larger crops
coma Potatoes: ellc«. IFlciltimit
awn circulation a puntphlet containiag in e
aml valuable statement* qttials Fertiliser. copies ..,
*bleb will be sent free to ' any ; manic imthelr au..
dreg., ~ ...., . ~,•• v; ~•••-.4.: • tztw.n..c), • ~, 1.,•. - ,
.. ButaltESS J:CEANGEEL:.;•o•J :‘,.
ISSOLIITION;-111E,Sinif=tr
.... ATWELT., LEE. At 00. iwaaidlieolloll. 4 m_.;,.__•• * ;
to r February, 1,868,by Mutual WASS:A: • 004 ".....
partner:may sign the name Of cue ihm in leulthltl . ;
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The rinderidmwd will con the W „, •-,
GROCERY B•mayhas, , nnderthe name( iireel
ranag
'AL . L.Ie LEE. at tne old place. Ho.* elld i.
. street.. ' A ' twahnuanee the
e'th icatmate fortheir !
friends and the public Is respectfully whetted.
t;HARLm- TrILL.
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Giants, Etc., Etc"
HOTELS.
LUMBER.
FERTILIZERS.
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