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A .I)a!idy.
The i4ays dandyism-.areoi gone forever.
When. King Brummell was deposed it lost
its most poweriul , support and M grandest
licemplat It . Made - its last: and bravest
standm•that gallant ,reichnent, the Tenth
ellussarki 'ln , Dublin, ' the Tenth; when
,
[ipiarteted in the city L-in the. dandy days
441482, Air thereabout---made themselves fa.
111014 lirtheir exclusiveness, their puppy
ism, aid their affected sublinie horror orthe
Irish barbarians. Many stories have been
_
recorded of their entire disregard for the
feelings of . the people, high and low, with
whom they ' were ' placed. Most of these
stories were unfounded, but some, and these
the most harmless, have been preserved. I
will relate, one, which I think is worth keep
ing, end which I believe has not found its
wayjntci print:. • . ' .
Lord E. F-, in the . Tenth Hussars, seunt
ered one day into the Royal Arcade, Dublin,:
After looking about him he walked into a
glover'S shop and asked to see some gloves.
Several parcels were shown to. him and he
selected a pair. While trying them on he
- inquired of the old lady behind the counter
what was to pay.. "Two and ninepence,
"sir." Two and nincpencel" he exclzumed,
lifting up his eyebrows; "how.much is two
and ninepence?" "Three shillings all but
three pence,'"- replied the lady, smiling
4•Aw " he said; " three 'shillings ! I see."
' He took: out his purse and placed three shill
, Inge' on the counter. , The shopwomen
• opened. IMAM `drawer, took from itee
•-, penny-pieces; folded them in a bit ..of pAp r", M I
, and handed them to to the officer. "Y ur
' change, '
sir." "„lgsy change! oh! awl y s!
very good I very good!" -He went on fitting
. hie -.gloves, "Pray have you a porter?
• "There's a porter in the Arcade. Shall I
/ call him. sir?' "Oh, thank you; too much
' trouble, I'm sure I awll . "No trouble at all,
sir." The old lady went to the door and
beconded to some one in the distance:'--A
man in a flided blue and yellow livery en
tered the shop. "Here's the porter, sir."
said the old lady. "Oh! liVirt. thanks,: Pm.
sure' rejoined the officer,' "do you lmow
the Portobello Barracks?" 'Portobello sir?
Sure and it's meself that does. Haven't I a
cousin in No. 5 troop of Tinth Hussars?"
The officer, handing a card to him, pointed
• to the • pence on the counter. and said,
"Take that luggage to my servant at this
- - address, and here's half a crown fo'r your
trouble.."r-Eneish Paper. .
Conjnry tin au Alabama Plantation.
.
A negro on the plantation of George B.
Holmes Esq., bought some calico a few
days ago and got a negro woman to make
it into a spread 'for her bed. When it was
made and slept under for the first time, the
owner beciune sick, and suspicion of conju
ry fell on the maker. It was said that the
conjurer blew her breath three times in the
middle of the spread. The excitement on
the' plantation was intense. On Sunday
the - spread was brought out and solemnly
burned in-the presence of several thousand
frenand independent voters. -On yesterday
the conjured womanwnlkedto town through
the rain and mud to giVe ten dollars to the
medicine man•who casts out the evil spirits,
• and the woman'who did the conjuring also
came with lAr friends to be cleansed of the
unclean spirit. It will cost her also ten/dol
lars to be absolved. In the meantime the
plantation is in a high state of excitement
and no work is done.—Montgoniery Mail.
The Profits of the Telegraph.
In MUnt's Merchants' _Martine for March,
we find a stets:pent of the ineorrie" . and es=
penses of the Western Union Telegraph
Company for eachmonth, Commencing with
July, 1866, and =din; with December,
1867, eighteen knieuitbry in :all. t - ; For - every
month except two' of the- eigbteen.!:the re
ceipts exceed $500,000, and tbeworkirig ex
penses for every month except one were in
side of $400,000. .In the working, expenses,
taxes, reconstruction and amounts
paid - other lines are- included. The total
gross receipts for the eighteen months were
510,066,00348. The expenseswere.s6,l99,-
715.67, showing a net profit of $3,866,287.81
for eighteen months. The net receipts •for
1867 were $2,477,193.04—a six per cent. in
terest on a capital of over forty-one millions
of. dollars. The capital invested being
probably not or -quarter that sum, it may
be inferred that, telegraph. stock pays splen
didly,
AT ;rum recent wedding in Paris of Miss
Catharine M. Dix, daughter of Gen. John
A. Dix, U. B. Minister _ the_ bride wore a.
diem of white tulle, with tonle - tind•train of
heavy white silk trimmed with flowers of
point d'Alencon; a high corsage with laces
at the throat and wrists; orange flower bou
qnets on' the breast, and looping up the
skirt in front; a wreath of orange blossoms
and a long tulle veil; diamond ear-ringe
and a diamond cross - . ' Mrs. 1)1x wore dark
green silk trimmed with black- lee Mrs:,
Charles Dix, a dress of pearl-Cokiredsatin,
Mrs. Blake (a-married daughter of General
Dix), a tunic and -train of:mauve silk over a
white silk / skfit, fichri of-bliintle lace. Mrs.
Blake's little &udders were dressed in
white muslin ovar pink silk. , The llkride re
ceived a large number of very elegant 'wed
dingsaesents—among them twelve magnif
icent fans, almost. as many lace pocket
handkerchiefs, four lace parasols, and a par
ure of diamonds. •- , • „
LE FOLLET says that the spring styles
still cling to the Louis XVI. style, enliven
ed a little by thci early fashions of the Re
public. The resemblance is most striking
when the toilets of that period at eeen on
the stage are compared with those , iff to
hsuulsome Madame ,Dpitclozas,
wholiveiloeribrintniees at the Clurterft, for
instance, appears in the , same long trains,i
the same skirts, the same head-dresses, the',
same low-neck square waists,with the arms
completely uncovered *din the shoulder,
and with half-lerigthgauntlets. Many belts
are also worn,"knOtted behind , like sashes
and if the bonnets do "not resemble the ol d.
styles, they do not, atleas), give way to the ;
latter as far as exaggeration 43.concerna
Tus rimixiii--Antofircee-ot All'erp-7vern
ment, who has reached Lawrence, 'AXansaa,
from the Indian country, -brings favorable
re p o rts as .to the animus of the red mm..
if; sa ys: five great tribes 1v
E,41.1.hdm
the Government:Commiladour,
made treaties, are perfectly quiet and peace;
I able. The Camanches have
mostly gone South, and are in the ,vicinity
of Port Cobb. Ariacteraii -Artispahoes
and Gheyennee never were more peaeably
inclined, and lithe Government carries Ott',
its treaty stipulations, he thinks no awn* .
lasitua WA°, 41454m.ptt4.
- ,II IE ,41 1111 4W P 94111419 tUetilltliajittiteß
,*. gi s Anc 414 :toaootha of the: eurtent i
,•tlaciasouLieriolas tlio s 226,B77 i 999 cceloick
. smexioisre-fgeoloodrothertram7-
. ~.114olutlAW9ITher • . . fterfoticiht-gh
4' ....1-
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.:. wit
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it.
1 . 14 ,... , 31 . i a its
I' 1 70 •r , 1 . :PR- T '- • 4 441 - 4 xPPilo , are
-al al ~,. =raw , _ago latchirsobood
to gold, make a total m 6228,067,885, Tv_
.-,- i ng an e x cess of imports of $8,8i0,114..
Snow in the Sierra Nevada. . .
1 .
The Buffalo Cenimeiciat Adrertisee nuotes,
from a letter
.
"We are now getting ready to oven our.
line frOm Cisco to the Summit (18 Miles).
The snow on that portion of the track - which
was laid last fall, averages about 10 feet in
depth. We have, about .108 Chinamen at;
work now trenching it out, and .expect to
increase the force. t 0 ,1,000 during 'the Week:
We shall, after trenching; it, leave' it for a
few days for the sun to operate upon,: when
1 we' shall, put one of the, large' snow- .
Plows with eight of our." large erigines be
hind it, and propose then to make quick
work of it. I never saw (to speak of)
until I came here. ...In the valley we are
having comfortably warm weather. , Tke
flowers are in blossom-;—in fact flowers are
in blossom here ' all the year round.' The.
Plains to the - base of the mountains are cov
ered with the lovely wild flowers you
1
ver saw, and are' very fragrant; and yet,
Within sixty miles, we find snow on an av
erage ten feet, deep on the level ! I came in
off the road to-day, and while the train was
waiting on a side track, made two of the
most beautiful bouquets you can imagine.
This is decidedly a great country, and bar
ring the , accommodations , a delightful
country for the tourist or pleasure seeker."
IT is only few
_years _ago, in England
and Prance, that the waste caused by the
dust of bituminous. coal .began to attract at
tention.and- means were sought to prevent
it. A? process wag discoveredby which the
dust was mixed witl. Some bitumindus sub
stance, and 'pressed into locks, Which were
used as fuel 'and with . Notwith
standing the comparatively :low, Airiee of
coal, the operation proved a: practical and
financial success, : and- ; to-day in Europe
many thousand tons of coal dustare workei
up into blocks, to burn under stationary,
locomotive and marine boilers. They poss
ess this advantage—that' being of uniform
size and weight, the fire • can be regulated
with much accuracy; and owing to their
compactness 'closer storage is practicable,
and thus a steamer or locomotive can carry
a much greater supply of fuel than under
the old system. The success of the system
has opened a market for the hitherto almost
useless coal dust.
A SPRlGirrix writer expresses his opinion
of: old maids in the following manner : "I
em inclined to think that many of the sati
rical aspersions cast upon old maids tell
.more to their credit than is generally imag
ined. Is.a woman remarkably neat in her
person? She will certainly be an old maid.
Is she particularly reserved toward the other
sex? She has all the squeamishnesS of an
old maid. Is she frugal in her expenses,
and exact in her domesticconcerns?* She is
cut out for an old maid. And if she be hu
mane to the animals about her, nothing can
save her from the appellation of an old maid.
In short, I have aTways found that neatness,
modesty, economy, and humanity are the
never-failing characteristics of that terrible
creature-=‘ old maid."
TIM Bishop of Argle tells several stories
about the churches in the western High
lands of Scotland: He was lately com
pelled to remove from one of the churches
in his diocese one of the illuminated texts.
"Drink and let the camels drink also." It
was originally intended to be a prepept to
inculcate kindness to animals- but the peo
ple, who had very ilightknowle,dgF of Eng
lish, interpreted it to be 'a permission at
least to indulge in liquot and allow their old
enemies on the other side of the hills, the
Campbells, to refresh themsplves in the same
A"ronEtexru, who lietuxl orthe -Yankee
prop'ensity for braggiu, thought he would
beat the natives at their own. game. Seeing
some very large water-melons on a market
woman's stand, he exclaimed : -"What !
don't you-raise larger apples than these in
,America?" The quick _witted woman im
mediately replied : "Apples ! anybody
might know you're a. foreigner ; them's
gooseberries !'
it=
Coal Dust ' Utilized.:
POLITICAL
IIgg'"CONGRESS-22d- DISTRICT.
Gen. J. S. NE.GLE.Y
Is a candidate for norninaCou before the 'Union ReT
p üblican
d& C T onvention. '
ni1.117:
Igr'CONGRESS-22d DISTRICT.
THOMAS HOWARD. Esq.,
Is a candidate for nomination, by the Union Repub.
Henn Congressional Convent i on. mII3I:4IAT
.
MrFon DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
LEVI BIRD DUFF,
Subject to the decialon of the 'Union Republican
County. Convention. .• aoI7:pr...ILLT
Or FOR DISTRICT
Gen. A. L. PEARSON,
Subject to the decillon of the , Union Republican
County Contention. - . - inh24:n24.d&T
. .
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNENI
WILLIAM c. monr.r.AND,
Subject, to the decision or the 'Union itepublteme.
Comae COuventlon. • - trill27lto3:cler
ASSISTANT • ;DISTRICT AT
TVRNEY. ty
JOHN ' W, RIDDEI4.I,•
.
win be a eandfdate forMulae„Dittrict Att rnoy,
enbJeevto tbe - deelslot liepebliotiv Comity
- Convention. , . • • , aplfadaT
. ,
WAPAINI'ANT AT.
• J. 13: i r.
Subject to the cleclition of the Linton Republican
County Convention. - utt1,120:1142.6/T
Iar"FOR ASSEMBLY.'
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Go] WILLIPAI
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Of Seat townslip. '§ub)llrtto tht filletelon l or
Union - Republican Coltventtott. inycpWdEtT
lart°l4 : ,••
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the4lo...,legon
Of liortbSayette iftwabbleillublect-:to
Of tbe. Republica:l Count?, 'fr9Vesitknu . 10101p7aff
lIV'VjUI ° 4TY
PHILIP HOERR.. , .,- 111 t
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This = ifjOurt y i'lr
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the b l i g.."Cl n rot *wets re;' tellable:,
Its
4 A 1 11_14 ntiOor no. ditsnointmento, no rldloutonr,
...L.;... a remLlaiel effects of touLdytu; tovillo-
Zroe u r ni .Vat i e, it i -pew 1.
pert omitted t. d retand.
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W7:t tSV- js49 t 4" ar*. S itti
^—a ffie irO 2 l, G r eyl
. n 1141.101.1. 1. p e lf, with sure
free of charge. Address seak_e_t tter envelopes,
Dr. MULLIN HOUUH
TOa k il orr omdtrd Association, Philadelphia, paws
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- ; 4;; •• • NALL P - 4441. -
W ALL PAPERSI - . . 1
For )IALL.9. PARLORS;
CEIAMBE.ItS and u.ncnrs§,
Por sale •CilEAI'-AS , 'THE CHEAPEST; at
110:1107 Market street, wear 'Fifth*
SOS. R. Hi.IGHR,S* BRO
SEWING 'MACHINES._
'5l.
GEGIVER & -BAWER'S ' • , 1
j n • .
rorAtiguc ,sTrrom ,
• • •ADD ' • I
• • ' ••'
Locx sTrrc.is
•
1 - SEWING ILIVIIINES
I ' '
.
WITH LATEST IMpROVEMENTS,
At the•liew, and Elegant Sales Rooms
OF THE COMPANY,
51 FIrTH -- ' STREET,.
Also, NEEDLES, ATTACHMENT'S. MACHINE
SIIL.RS and COTTONS, THREAD, MACHINE OIL,
&c., &c. The citizens of Pittsburgh are respect
fully Invited to call.
la . l P pVe l oitoV °" f o o r n A :gl e l i clillo s i?. ici g d r;es C p t ga l e a n r c s e c i r o
be addressed to •
.GROVER rkBAKER S. I CO.,
51 FIFTIVSTREET. PITTSBUItGII.
mh.33tot!
51.
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le3l TUE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES. Western District of.
nnsylvania„ se, at Pittsburgh;. Pa., May Ad,:
A. D. 1608.
To whom it may concern: The undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment as A.signoe of.JEVs
FElte:ON VARNEY. of Allegheny City, in the
county of Allegheny and. State of Pennsylvania,
within said District, who has been adjudged a Bank.
rupt upon his own petition by the District Court of
said District. .
__
. .. JAMES W. MURRAY. Assignee,
itlystpti ' Attorney-Rt.:Law. Ile Fifth street.
-------
OWNERS OF DRAYS, WAIRONS
CARTS, HACKS, OMNIBUSES,
And every description of CARRIAGES.Mw required
to call at the OFFICKOF THE CITY TREASURER
and TAKE OUT THEM LICENeES; on or before
the lst day of May next. - •
For each and every Wagon, Cart. Car, •
Dray, Buggy or Carriage, drawn by one
horse. the sum of $ 5 00
For each and every'oue of the above named
vehicles, drawn by two horses. the sum of. 800
For each and every one of the above named
vehicles, drawn by four horses, the sum of 10 00
For each and every Hack drawn. by two . •
borsMr„ the sumo -- zo 00
For each and every Omnibus and Timber
For
drawn by two hones, the . mita of. 12 00
For each additional horse attached to any of
the above named Vehicles, the sunt of • 1 00
Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of all Livery. Stable
keepers in said city - to make a retain to - the City
Treasurer, within twenty days after- the passage of
this ordinance, and annually thereafter on or before
the Ist day of May of each and-every-year, of the
number of vehirles of every descriptiom awned and -
used by them in their bast:seta, and the kind there
of, and the same return shall be made under oath..
br.e. 4. All owners of Carts. Drays, Wagons and
other vehicles, who shall neglect or refuse to pro-
cure a license as aforesaid, shall be subject to a pens .!
arty of not less than ten per cent.: for every thirty
days the same remains unpaid after the Ist day or
May of each year. All Livery Stable 'keepers falling.
to make the return required in the 3,1 - Section of this
'ordinance, shall. in addition to the foregoing, be
subject to a penalty of not exceeding , lifty dollars,
all of which penalty shall be recovered before the
Mayor, or one of the Aldermen of laid city, by sum
mary conviction: and It shall be the duty of the
Chief of Police to seekout all persons who have
1
failed to comply with any of the provisions of this
ordinanm and report the same to the City Treasu
.uret. for winch .service he shall receive the sum of
fifty cents In each CaAe, to be taxed and collected as
part of the Costs, upon conviction'as aforesaid.
The penalties fur non.complianee with the ordi
nance will be strictly enforced after the above date.
D. MACFERRON. City Treasurer.
Allegheny City, April Ist 1808. - iaylt.plo
"VOTICE-TO OWNERS OF •
.... . . .., ~ , . •
DRAYS, -RACKS, ~fge,.. :. •
'Notice is ~hereby given to all Wittier!' of Drays.
Carte. Cirriages: Bugees, Ike. whether resident or
umai-reindentin the: City of Pitlsburgh. to pay their
Licenses at the _l'Aeasstrer's Odic° of the City ,of
'Pittsburgh POICTMW,ITTI, In accordance with an
Act of 'A.ssemblyi Ipproved )larch' 30th, 1200, and•
and an .orl2oanoo Of the •Cotn_elle Of• the City of;
Pittsburgh, passed April 10, 3550,,
, All Licenses not paid on or before NAT 18,186/11;',
• wilt be - placed in the hands'of the Ode( of Police
for collection r sghlect to Ids fee of No cents lbr the •
collection thereof, and 411 persons who negct •or '
'refuse - to takeout Licenses be sUbJectio t pen.
ally. to ,be recovered before the Mayor, double the
amount of theeense.
The old met pities of prcyietts veers must be re
turned at the. time - , Lleeneee are 'taken out, or pity
25 cents s thisnefore • . .
liA'T , p3 OF LICENhE: •
Each One NOM etkle• • • I n
1 , 1 1,!-YPPocr!.3' • 52 •
I
103 Wood street;
litsoothotorod-11;%.y, wow; ass+owr,
1 2i,f2: 1 , 1 4Y0rk. ,
ALlNilltztr t
r rwriilltfgott. , April to , OM.
rTNI PURSUANCE nOt , tlia , 2lst See.
Lyon or, on 4t.r.it relithtgligiltllighen, county. AP O
t proved 1.4 e J t ' day Ittay t, xsol, and of tlicioiono
nteht-to• ItOotIon." up OYU the 31) day of
rah;11980; thurobig et=ubtlee thdt 4 Thtpll-;
pa co or thelltroroin cOo roughs atutTovell‘
oh pa WILL 11 OPE N nog I;1011,Lx Arepit4ed
r • .I%;i,
County, State,` ,, foorg - Mirk-home or
_
. Ileunti”- - Taxei l for 1868. ~,',.;
, i' , it ir" _ . - 'iti t.,, , C,4; . - • , ..1 1 , : - :;- i • . ;
On an t i a fter the L t Any, of• May,. 1 ,....,........ ,
inn be pfkic apple otlllo Ott) tife,Aet Yof AegeOhr .
)Diodowitlo6ll.oiiitiv lit*'Cerlo.•llllAbiollilt , •
' '.
ret,promplrent,9 toy nny4etiton! fooling ;tit()
WH,OLE A ,14.,,0t" theil luck .. -, i • . ! ti t
Theft 41 , 1411, no nudge on =smitten Atiripig t e.,
it n tut tur tb ITAn_faetil Them Illto.llol Mit OE •
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WEET MESMJNA OM ' GES, 'Of
e xtra quality, in prime order, Just rim:mired;
a so prime Lemont, for sate at the Family firocen o f
ap2 - • aßcp. A. BZNEIH,A.W.
[l.4~lU'
In GREAT VARIETY,
r.T
R: ithgrns
JOECI D. BAILEY & BRO.,
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND ONEER.S,
Arse prepared tO sell at - A mtion STOCKS, 130iiDS,
an all ;clods of: SEIM TIES', REAL ESTATE,
H LISEHOLD rtriorrv , E, ,te.,- either cm tile
premises or at the Beal f Trade rtoolus.
rartleulat attention p. Id, a • heretofore, to the
sale of Real Estate At pia ate sale. •
Sales of "Beal Estate In be cantratteadecl.
Office. NO. lus YOUR II STREET.
FOR 141.34
; .- rertfl Of the finest ?ARMS In
tona4 cow:Lae:a, roasska ,
itluzlsay,one Ales#nus orp,uy
e.gPlP!r an4ex
-01,431,,PATT1N
„.1.40..e0u Smittaelekstreet.
i nvirsvir
bade now for aisle e
Westmoreland and
1: 1 /Y easy; terms,. so ens A
lug can purchase orLA
amine for polirselfif
MM
i-F,94. REAL,IsTA
ipotrwrns : sirt.Nct : . , FOR
\'SALE OR EP- arge two - story doable
°use, containing, 10 "me, including double-par
lor, with marble want es, . and all the modern Im
provements; 1 acre o ground, filled with fruit,'
grapes, berries, AO. &Ruined near' 31inersyllle, at
the termination of the Wylie street Passenger cars.
This is one of the handsomest locations in Allegheny
county' and 1n a 'good neighborhood. ' Apply at
W. A. HERRON'S - Beal Estate Office, 87 giant
y .
OR SALE & TO -LET.--nonses.
• And Lots for sale In all_parts of the City and sn
arl's, :Also, several FARMS. tn good: locations.
Also; a small WOOLEN FACTORY,. with 20 acres
of land, and good improvements, whlcti• I will sell
chealiand on reasonable terms.- Business:'llouses
so let on good streets. . Frlvrte Dwelling HOWIes for
• :era , iii both MORS. Far furtliqpartlctilars Inquire
, • ' •'
- 'WILLIAM WARD.
a 22 110 Grant street, °Domino Cathedral.
011EALP BUILDING LOTS FOR
‘1,.._) BALE. -100 cheep BUILDING LOTS in the
nourishing village of Allentown, adjoining the Bir
mingham line, ten miuntecaralk from-Carson street
or by the Pittsburgh and Brownsville delight
ful and healthy location. During lust year 501
ild
ings were erected on these grounds, liesidesa.large
school building. The above lots are large sires. and
will close them out at very low prices, say front *2OO
to $3OO. and only requiting the small stun °f lap
paid ilcrwatthe balance can - be paid at the rateof *IV
per month (If preferred). Call and examine. our
plots of the' ground, at-corner of-Fourth and Smith-
Acid streets. ,[myd) - B. '3.IcLA.IN.
2,00 0 000
,AippEs OF
• . .
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE,
BY THE •
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
EASTERN. DIVISION,
Lying along the Line of theirroad, at
$l,OO TO $5,00 TER ACRE,
And on a CREDIT OF FIVE YEARS 4. ; •
tor. furtlierilktienlara. -nape, ac.:addresn ' •
•t; • •
JOHN DEVEREDX,
• • • . • . .
Land-Commissioner, Topeka. HaTISSE.
. .
Or CHAS. B. - LAMBORN, Sec•y,
watt , , St. Louts, Mideourt.
LEGAL
A
LLEGILEIVIIe COUNTY, ss..
In the Court of Common Pleas, No. —, June
Term, 1888. In' the matter of the application of
the HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF AL
LEGHENY COUNTY, for a Charter Of Incorpora
tion. 'And now., to wit, April 1668. the
Court direct said writing to be tiled in the oMce of
the Prothonotary of the Court of Common Pleas in
and for said county, and notice thereof to be pub
lished in one newspaper printed In the city of Pitts-.
burgh, and county of Allegheny, for at last three
weeks, setting forth than application bus been made
to the Court for the purpose of granting the —He- .
brew. Benevolent Society of Allegheny County" a
Charter of Incorporatinn,and that the same will be
I granted at the .nexT term of the Court of Common
Pleas, unless exceptions hereto be filed In proper
One: ' RY THE COURT.
From the Record: •
JACOB U. .ALTER, Prothonotary.
AO persons interested will r.lease 'rake notice of
the 1. - bore order of Court. JOdaAlfl. COHEN,
sp.=:pb-Tll Attorney for the Association.
TN THE COURT OF QUARTER
SESSIONS OF ALLEGHENY , COUNTY, No.
—, of March Term,:lB6B.
MISCEL. DOCKET.
1~1 On the 18th day of April, 1.868. the Teti
., ft. Hon of .divers citizens of: Allegheny was
presented to the Court. showing that an
k alley in the City of Allegheny, beginning on
'Ridge street and extending through to Itel.ecea
street, In sairicity. was laid out T. CLAIR
DENNY; over land then owned by hire, ttrelve feet
wide; that A. I'. 4.Y36G01), A. 11.- ENGLISH and G.
W. LYON arc at present the owners in the soil over
Which said alley has been laid out; that said alley has
never been opened orused by the public, Ac., and
praying that the Court decree the vacation of said
alley; :whereupon the Court Made the following
order;
And now, to Wit, April 16th. 1808, upon the pe-
Mien of A. M. Marshall, C. A. CriTenter, Van B.
Fonder. Albert Stright, John Orr, llarehall Heinle,
John Atwell; C. P.Marthens, John Frazier, S. L'..
tijr. , brirer, B. Bakewcll. jr. J. W.-Simpson, twelve
freeholders- of the vleinity of the alley within
mimed; praying the Court to decree the vacation of
the sable, &rule is granted upon, all the parties de
sirtriV to he heard, to appear in Court on -the 23d
day of Hay next. at Ul o'cluck A: Mt.. to shoo , cause,
trthiy they have, why said alley shall not he vacated,
and the coon direct that this rule be published once
a week for four successive weeks, hi the GAZETTE
newspaper, published in said county of Alle heny.
; . HY THE COURT.
/*turn the Record. , • •
ap:Si s pi-nr JFO. 0. SHOWN, Clerk.
'IIrATIE OF JACO*, EMHART;
amt
irellpl
UtcYAei u.
.• • I
EIEtHENY COI.INTY, es. • -
• In the Orphans , Court, in the matter of the Pe
tition of - Christopher J.lrthart. Administrator of
Jacohl.lithart; dec'd.; fur a Wale on all - parties in
terested In the sold estate to abow,.couse why the
estate of (loan] decedent should-not he' sold.. ;
Anean . , April 25th, 18811. the:eirithiti" petition'
presented and
read in open iltnirt."--wheretioon the
Court., hay ing considered the same do grant a rule '
Ilion Abraham•[Antioch Solomon -Thomas
:Janice , 11.. Hays. -Annie E.1.111 - cli and .
gods Block, ,her , trustee. t ;Saran. btecrort , and Wil
kins her trirsteut 'Elisabeth Sidman and.
kins Linitartt bertrustesisdidllncy Molder and
'other porsons,interested, in the real estate of
Jacob [debut, deceased,: to appear in , Coutt and.
show cause, if any they hittre,- Wiry the real estate of
:tire said Jacob Lintiorti deceased, should not he
•solit.-rtile returnable - on sro day Julle, A. D.
14140. 1 U1110 Wells& Al 311 i; and notice , thereof to ho
given by : pubilmition 0003 a week, for four soccessive
, Yeeltis In the Pittsburgh Detity,,Gasettr, and hy per.;
Sontu-notice to all parties within . the c All is
ghee/. - - BY• THE Cti HET.
,kiSeal„.) Attest:
All parties,intercstmitu the said ,eotote , wlll please
'—
takek nutlet. of thetabovo
, • •
••• = • I.I4.S.•PERGHTS4 I 2 , I„
VL,aPIX4P4O:TiI • Attoreey for:Petitioners.
; .......... ~..
!fl.:‘i ~. 1 ' .'• ~' •• ' ' HaralAND• • ' ,
I
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._,
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}' NEW SIJSIMER 7 ESORT...
, . 'LAKE 'ROME, Stinieimit, Pa., ;ti :
A- ?
(On ltb 'lbw of .JamestOwn lt.fFranktin Railroad,.
one hour:a—ritlo) (rota Fritaltlitt,t,,Thisi house As,
tar ~ am' anti etnuptotttoW vietr'ftzralstua, bus
/VII rd Maui i teni-pin ' allots 'and covered °tomes
nat s. 'lt 10.-011 the heuto,ol the tueskeharetlajs
Fa Lake ht A n tnerwa, abounding hi Sr. and an.
yryb
ultra le for sail! g putposei, surrohnde with Sul."
phur syringe.: romantic scenery, awe , )It,' 1a the best
summer resort In the State. Address; . .1 -"•,,, •
S. T.ILENNEDY, Proprietor., ,
,_______ ___,
THE -. "11 ANSION 111010 SE/ r '
- , L
- , d undersigned beg to committee to their frltinds
sail the pnbliothat they ha yo purchased this OLD
gttg.A.OLiShIRD and rukULAR. DOUSR, . • •
. .
- • *pi , 34141 marbert , Street,
4ild rili)66iiitia 4 to keig iv IA Ole Sr tiffW: The'
[II/V.24810N 11015Sahos utier ono hundred to=e, all
.nowlyihrnished ht tiu3 best style, ani only two mlq
otos, walk fropi the Railroad Depo s to p . aYelOrs will
'rind this Seattle an eXcelicdt one Id at; ind will
Jut =onion ltal ant h_Ottrotayoritigh• rirYIE
7
• ctlnneccdl /q4‘th°, *Pr e ti ll i a .!*PII4IIW/ for'
%needs. - ' ' . ' . ~
insollei 0 tstrissta-pertioas 1 hetatitig‘tieittilley , the
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I Dst Claru na • • O n , t il i Ti e lgil ,plTati, .. oa i seanre
your roosiaait pay for yo 0. " c rli7 o theln•
The Restaurant connected wits. thaLte....., 1111 1 . 1 4
all hours of the cloy and illith e s..,: r Ta t ln'utr`A c s i
supplied with suppers si. sa ..."
reasonsete rates. 1411708
MIIPM.••••••
INS
BEN FBANILLIN:
'
NSURANCE 'COMPANY,
• 9F ALLEGREn,
Office in Franklin Savinn Bank Puildings,
No. 43 Ohio St., Allegheny.'
A HOME COMPANY, managed by 111reetore well
knovrn_to the contmunity, who truer by fair dealing
to merit a share of your patronage.
HERBY
GEO. RIDDI.E
DIRECTORS: •
Henry Irwin, D. L. Patterson, :Henry Gerwlg,
Geo. It. Riddle, Jacob Franz,, Gottloth Pass,
Simon Drum, J. B. Smith, IJacob Rush,
W. M. Stewart, Oh. P. Whiston, Joseph Craig,
Joe. Lautner, H. J. Zinkand, Jeremiah Kohen.
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
- 01' THE CITY 01" ALLEGERIIY.
Office, In ALLEGHENY TRUST COMPANY'S
BUILDING. •
FIBS . INSURANCE ONLY. .
w. W. 'MARTIN, President:
JAS. E. STEVENSON, Secretary.
DTRECTORI3:
A. H. English, • -IB
o..P.Williams'Jno. 'Thompson,
Jno. A. Atyler, Jaa, Lockhart, • I Jos. 3I ere,
Jas. L. Graham; Robt, Lea, ' IC. C. Boyle,
Jno. Bronai,' Jr. Geo . Gent, ' iJacob Kopp.
mh25:n34 • -
NY.EStERN _ INSURANCE •
COM
PANY- . OF-PITTBIIITROIL -
L' ' •
EXANDER NIBLICK, President. ; , _ '
WM: P.' HERBERT, Secretary. .
cArx. GEORGENEELD, General/gent, - . .;
Office, JIM Water street, Sang .&
.cog.s. WAre
house, up stairs, Pittaburgb. - • ' •
Will is.:nre 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 Illalg ,
lain the character which they' have assumed, as of
fering the best protection to those who desire to be
insured
DIRECTORS:
Alexander ' • ' John R. 31cenne,
R. 31111er, Jr., Chas. J. Chute,
James 31cAtlet, . William S. Evans,
Alexander Speer, Joseph Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Acklea, • Phillip Reymer,
David Long, . Wm. IdorrMon,
D. Ihmsen. noV
.pENNSYLVANIA
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PIMSBURGii
OFFICE, 2111.1TE1 STREET, BANK BLOCK.
This is a Ecene Company, and insures against 101111
by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLE Vice President.' ::
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer.
RUGR McELHENY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
George Whew!,
Geo.lV. Evans;
J.
C. C. Lapnerpe,
Fiel,
John Voegtley,
A. Ammon.
INDEMNITY
Leonard Walter,
C. C. Boyle
Hobert Patrick,
Jacob Painter,
Josiah King,
Jas. H. Hopkins,
Henry Sproul, .
AGAINST LOSS Rlr FIRE
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF rHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, 485 x 434 CHESTNUT BT. NEAR 5111,
. .
•, , .
DIRECTORS:
Charles 7f. Bancker, Mordecallf. Louts,
Tobias Wagner, •. • David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant I laaaoLea, -
Jacob R. Smith , Edward G. Dale,
F ep ONA N NLE I S P 4 L . Td itu. : : 111 .- !il, rg ; . .. F eVeixt. •
EDW.X. DALE, Vice President.
W. (.1,-STEE,LE, Secretary,pro tern.
J. GARDNEP. COFFIN, AGE](T,
North West corner Third and Wood Streets
11110315' _
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE COM.
PANY OF PITTSBURGH:.
OFFICE, No. 37 EIFTH STREET, BANN-BLOCK
Insures against all kinds of Fire and Marine Mika.
JORNIRWIN, JR., President. •
JOHN D. MeCORD, Vice Prealdent.' ,
C. G. DONNELL, Secretary. .
CAPT. WM.. DEAN, General Agent.
•
DIRECTORS: • -
Crpt. WM.•Dean, •
Fahuestock,
W. Y. Everson,
Robert H. Davis, ,
Frauds Sellers,
Capt. J,T. Stootdale.-
John Irwin, Jr.;
John D. McCord;
C. G. Hussey, •
Harvey
T. J. Hosklmon,
Charles Hays,
FIMLIENCE C 0111.7.
OFFICE, N. E. CORNER WOOD .4, FIFTH STS.
A Home Company, takLug:Stre and Marine..l4Bka
DErtgeTconS: . .
1 . Capt. John L. Rhciads,
- Samuel r:Sbriver,
Charles Arbuckle,
Jared M. Brush,.
,Wm.-F. Lang,.
Samuel Mccrickart
resident.
t President. ' - , •-•
Secretary.
lON. General Agerit.
Win. Phillips, I
John Watt, -
John E. Park_
Capt. dameslllller,
, -
Wm. Van. Silk, -
James A Verner:._ •
W 31.. PIIILLIPs. • Pt
JOAN WATT:" Vico
W. F. GARDNER',
CAPT. JAS. OOIW
COAL AND. COICE.
BEST FAMILY COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND •
And Delivered Promptly to Order,
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES, BY
OSCAR F. LAMM &
. 9
orucr Sandusky Street and P. Ft.: 'W. at C. B. R.
ALLEGHENY CVI.
ANTHRACITE COAL SULNISHED-AT THE
LOWEST RATES. jet:
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.;
Haring removed their Office to . '
NO, 567 xamr.pant
STFi T,
(Lately City Floor SECOND 9.OCE. -
Aro now prepared to furnish nod Y_ORIGHT.OGRE ,
NY LUMP, COAL OR 'MACK, at .the lowed
'l2 l r lr p t rint i g . ot oleo or -
addressed tb
them through the map, wul be att ended to prowtly.
~.r oy=nZ • - - •
111"1"E0416 WODYnto.ll43it
• PEALE* IN ""1'
YOI7GIIIOOIIII6IT. AND , 001116ILLEMILE • 0 0 4:,
And Matinfitetnrers of ' ' •
COAL, SLACII'AND :DEBULFEXIBIZED
Office and TartiOßNEß , ' oti.EITTLE,WANTr
MORTON STREETS. Flrsit -yard on Liberty ands
Clymer streets, Ninth Ward, and op Second street,
near Lock No. I,__Eittsburgh, Pa..
Families ea& Menu facturers Aripplied with the,
Bert article oreSoal or Coke'atthe lowest cash rat.*
Orders- lett at Apy of ther, oftlosa, will read 's
prompt attetitiOu n '
cOIIiIIiSTRONG & • lIVTCHINSONy
A.,tl;•succassorsto,,, t;
• )• A Ng/L r iq# AIM XouPlittork4mg: C A 4l4..CO.,
MYNERCSittr: Aairo DrAtrms
ROAD: Aaar. or superior Youg , rdogheur
COAL. -To
CACAND: FANG/At ViAios.-t-ir
.-ro or ST nest
the Gas Worts I • -;
F) ~E° R ,4 : - I P-P,444 , !1,,.
c.::cixtratarsr , 4t. pole •,“
oat SAM ~finerdind = AL; 157 GOAL atol DA f. Lldas
_Coal ilellvoreat saolgtly VI pasta 'of .tha:
°olll4artraehligrill—Slltilt *RV
ElON;ifottnerlr_Catiall BULIMIA ttablirsh •
, BM /mil% -"( • .o.t Pen:
Ptratirartnilk",--
q 4. 118-
FURNITWIrMANUFACTURERS,
t , vnyouikvickx , D Rz7.4!.„ ,!:
cultil! 1 11 1 1 1 1 ° 11,,, :i-M'
'ZIO:11.181001:4Vrit A-0111*VE*Plk
(1 'tetfitt
•
• ei atoM.
laws laducedi
tpllyf.lllllol3ftent.tit"
IViiit p!tdr.stfiat%,ir
invitbduresibeforeipvcibming
0rf.,;.10,11444101;,aht '
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is •yf rr. 13.4":„:r13
7.1-0111S11.:411ii ;
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4RITOIIIIIIO F1(00 1 0 11 34 01V,.
B . Nn ivaidisstrrorrit*nief ,e opia v
mita Yost Oalca, Ilstioutels 11. -• .
Greenhouses at Oakaild.. Nanette. an NV
=S
''',.i.:9.17.7'.1.tE71?, fT_Ki
MASONIC HALL.
.7,
j':. '.
sAR_'~TlJlrt°'S
NEW YORE MUSEUM.
Collection of Living Wonders.
FOR SLX DAYS ONLY, COMEi,',SCINti
- .
President:
.deeretstry.
ON FRIDAY,
' • air AtIiMOON A.VI)
NV'e l'f
NOTICE. — won' .resPe ift orm the citi
zens . of Pittsburgh that - these "freaks of nature"
constituted one of the prinelpal features of attrac-•
Bon at our 31Useum On. Broadway, previous tq its
destruction by in March last. Doubtless many
'of you; when in'Rew York have sefn them, we
therefore fees assured you will have no hesitancy in
renewing an old acquaintanceship, ; and inviting
your friends to attend these Levees, and also afford - -
'tag the ladies and "little •onest , an ot i portunitY of
so,floing. ,;In further of AFT ER NOONb eau
hold Levees EVERY a d dition to
the• Evening Exhibitions, in order that the ladles, -
.children: and entire community milYwitness these
interesting representatives of , • '
LILLIPUT AND BROBDINONAG: :
The troupe:consists of the beattlfai
Circassian Girls,
- . Dwarfs, Fat Boys,
biapiv.opziate costume and 6114zractet
levng will be held iftentoon aod.ETenings.
7 . 7 hitittions :from A o'clock. until In the alter
.neon, and and from!! until 10 In the evening. . -. •
Chliditn nndee,ien,
15 centb. •-- - • - it my4:p6s
TsATEs;&;Aros±
GIGANTIC
CIRCUS AND MENiIDERIC,
TRAINED ANIMALS.
RED LION LOT,
Commencing MONDAY May 4th.
TOITEIA3IENT EVERY MOUT.
,Doors open at 1 and 7P. Performance%
commence at NI and 8 P. M. -
W7'PITTSBURGH 1 1113 A ME.
FRED AIMS
.GEO. H. BARTON Grapt 111INAGEB.
Delighted audiences, -tcrwitness tthe chaste, ele
gant and witty Performance, -
• THE VIRGINLA CURED.
The Family_
_ldathiee Saturday afternoon.' Great
attraction for Monday l,' •
W-BURNELLIS •
. • 1;
• MUSEUM. EX - 114101tION
'
-ccAximliiliAg_M'OßKS OF ART said
GILEAT NAT.
Trls-s-b LI - /14 CURIOSITIES, , • -
• - -AT FRANKLIN BALL.. I i - i-
Rilth street, opposite rittsbufth Theatre.
Cards of Admission,. 9 5 cents. spoors open from
S o'clock - A.ln. to 10 P. M. ' ' '.• . ' aPBto/8
WHITE LEAD AND . COLORS.
-CIIIIO3IOE
McCOY'S GREEN,
HARRIS ;EWING,
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Slreets,
LI >. P1TT6331:71141:1..PA.
T tifcummintuaL.Exk.t. SON,
IP • '-
Inm-risme-RAU:at
ate Lead and eolor . Works,
WUITE AND I gn LEAD I;
ZINC, PUTTY, BLUE LEAD;i- n
I ,c . McCOVB VICIWITER GREEN ,
Azol aircolors,. dry or In
OFFICE. No. 47 FOURTH FITMENT.
Factory. Nos. 450, 450, 454, Vie
Ve Au becca utteny ldho . et, and 49, 51 sofl 50 - 111 c. ock an itree 4s t e .
, • •
LVMDER!
•
and No;ls7BebeediotteeLoPpoeite GaelFOrts,
ALt.zonebritf: avrit:,fEz.
.DEALERIAS ALLil...V)l3.'cipt
Zunattir
flooring - ool viti; ti
.Westherti*ding,i " anal ‘.
o10..les; .• Atou ' •
wir T ; Lunbei; . • Geo and Locust Posts,
Lith and Palm 'Oskind Yellow Pine.
ALtiO—FIRE BRICK. TUX, Old WAY. Leds:o6O
‘F °RII rnrila VgIithERC92IIPANIr
Pier.sum.vr—EDWAßD v prlßLDGE; ,
t Duncan
JOY& • F. -D. Dithrldge: ,
Geo. W. Dithridsoi ' M. L. Malone - ,
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sisliesplittreisi --tirwaytand
,%sa,oo4Tr•WililiCw lIMMOIte,
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and valuable statements of tab jr =lin
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widen will DC not MX to 'Any seeding . $
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Gillails; Etle.,,E6C9
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FOR SALE BY"
WHOLESALE DRIGGISTS,
ITANISFACUMZ*3 OF
LUMBER.
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