WrtP
i.tw, , l.tot - 1,.;:4.0,# - .1.:- .
• q.Pl.Pb°_anti•••
We: established a . iTokeres• moCiety, and
fined'iryeryidember who furnished in 1:111;
•
beatably had jai. We tried one pan fur
his .
(theiliajah of Borneo )f for building
a conu i idrtind , of unwarranted atrocity. Kr.
Cohen - disliked trunk,sand often ipoke
• angrilytif its .- smill 'size. The conundrutii
.
tottelielf *Kin this matter : ' • ,'
"Viriti- . one, - of the passengers, .or his ,
trunk, like a certain geographical, algebra'.
ail, geometrical, technical term ? •Answer,
Because he is a trtuicated.conci (trunk-bated
Cohen):"
We hung hi n t dinner,.'one day, in,
the steamship Segment°, on this 'side, I
said sopiethbig of my ;win-mate while he
was erring apiece of yea], •A member of,
the %defy said "Beware remember
the sign in' the pllot-liouse,:" 'No' converse
' pion "with 'the man 'at :the Wheel'
veal .!':-: We bung him, also:"
One night the iiist officer brought the
tears to many
_e es .with a touching story
of a, shipmate ofhle, Whoseleg was bitten or
by a shark.' 'AL young lady said, "OlyhoW
shocking 1" A member of the Society said::
"Indeed, it was ---• it waevery" sharking:7.!
•Be was publicly executed. r :
A merchant from Clibui told u.s estory sf
a tiger thaOtte up a Chinaman; and . then ate
up his iguitboo . wt. A inetber :Observed
that it was the first tbne..he had :eYer,heard
of a tiger dining a/d carte; He *Moro.
This nonsense reminds me •of a circum
stance. Once in ;Waahington,,, during the
winter, Riley, a fellow-correspondent, who
staid in the same house with me, rushed
into my . BClllll4r. Costume—it was
xaidalght-,-and said, "Great God, what
can the matterbe I , What makes that awful •
.• - •
I said, "Cahn yourself, Mr Riley. There
is no : occasion Tor alann.• You smell about
Bet be **id there *aerie Tokeebout this
tortttorthelichiee was fall of smoke-Ais had
heard•dreadful screams--he recognized the
odor , of -burning ,litunan flesh! We. soon ,
found that he,was fight. • A poor old-negro
,wornimi a servant in the next house, had
fallen on the stove and burned herself so
badly that she sots died.. It was a sad case,
.and at breakfast all spoke,. sgloomily of the
disaster, - atidlelt low-spirited. - The land
lady even cried, and that depressed us still
'more. She said • . ,2
I
"0h,..t0 think of.such a fate! She was so
geod and so kind; and so 'faithfhl. She had
worked hard 'and honestly in that family for
twenty eight long years, and 'now she is
roasted to 'death—yes, roasted. to' a crisp,
like's° much beef."
_ . •
In a . grave 'voice; and *ithont:,even the
shadow of a smile, Riley said: _ •
"Weil aoni, good and faithful servant."
•It sounded like a benediction, and the
land-lady never perceived the joke, but 1
never came so near choking to, deathiA my
Ot::Gepige . with the GUt Off.
' This pink of chivalry was born about the
beginning 'or the fourth century, , , in, or
shortly before the reign of die, Great Con
,staittine. His .patents, who had emigrated
froM, Csp,padocii to L7ptpluinia, in Chicle,
were employed , in furhnmble branch of the
cloth, trade, arid . George himself was born,
not in an enchanted castle, but in a fuller's
shop in thilt town?-a pleasant bower of
half-cleanechogte and small clothes of those
..4 days. Aniied at man's estate, George ob. tained an important contract to supply - the
,i. imperial army.with-prmisions: - , -
So fares wer -can make out ; this was the
gallant George's only cohnection With the'
: t profession of arms.: -Instead of riding about,
: E on fiery steed4 . -peildrining miraculous feats
~" of arms?} spaying; , dirMINS: and delivering
'., damsels, the fuller's son was engaged in de.!
' • ' i i iretiOg =bacon to the amperial commissary;
and yery.badlyhe performed that dutY:, His
.•
4.. bacon wait
He was
and the qtruiti
. ty short. He was a true member of the ar-
I3 ,in y contractor race; one: of the sort that
• :Wellington would have- liked to hang, to
encourage, the others. Hp made lots of
1
money hi thebusinestt" ''. ' - - f•
•• For , a long time she powerful i friends
whom his Oft of 'flattery, kept around pro
' - teated him from the anger of the authorities,
:. and the Tiny .of the - ifoKieri. 'The former
:
has to ' wink at short weight delivered by
* the favorite of the rabilstert; and the latter
.: • • .
had to 'chew their `rancid baiori'nnd curse
I
"the rascally,eantractor beneath their 'breath.
- At length, however, there arrived a time
. - when We sort Or thirig.could be endured no
1
longer. " George hid he d to:flee. He narrowly
:' '-• escaped death at the hands Of the soldiers,
• whose commons he had so shamefully .rob-
bed; and he was sought after perhaps not
.... cl, 'very Yilligently v bythe'htilied;d . officers of
justice.
ri
He managed to,oonocal both himself and
his money, and to reappear at the proper
tinteitt hinenVdiatinguishelifd: lucrative
sphere. Thus the great George of England t
the greatest knight of Christenthnnittie peer
less champion of virtue and valor, retired
from' the militsayl'aervice=cabitriumntrir.:
What would those thousands of stout knights
vihti •errilacinWoithe inspiring
mpfic. j of biki,told who sought death
on tim fields cinicotlaiid in his honor, have
Said if you had told, them Abet „theyi were
shouting themselves hoarse in the worship's
ot,s tascalw woo 4otqa--ponakreejoun
" J. • A • .
Bone' time ago a - package containing
I.s9,QOQ,war,atolen, from
.a 4e4 IW, the Canal
Bank of New Orleans; in'a meslaaystetions
manner. Oa a careful examinatiOr} .- fff the
premises, the detective discovered the nut*
of a voltileJtuPon",tlitt effge,of a railing,
on . 4firak - th - elhiet must ve placed his
r . foot, and ,that he mpst have/nen ktall
They concluded the nail thelteeld gi
robber's boot, and that the wear of the
er had left Ikenaff-heact pgojeeting so that,
it would mark whatever he would step Op-. :
on. The officers became, henceforth, the'
g 9-11 41! 1 1;rgo„l§kboot bre l l% and AIL;
feenlany - o - ortninf 'happdned Into'
the City Hotel. Among the crowd a man'
warn *Wilk witkone foot, raised upon !Ili
krfe liikaget to lioor or ( )break
off a PrOitiktiiigffitaffni hare / 1 0,1)00L:
A glance showed that he was tall litiougli;,:
and forthsitk ; ..offlopis arrested him,.
.oharging him "with the robbery. He cOtty,
greas ed;
said he wont to the bank to inquire
the ate b biAtioatek tia*lltheifikkito
lag upon the disk, and, when the clerk.
turned his baokfor sinoment, reached up,
angohed the money and left. He had not
elsentimilidstri k ao t inky '6l . it; lifer thewhol l ii
oi,it Nal reooyered.
•
, F t
.;-,, Thamkpaeins to be no longer say . dodbt r :
9 4
floc Itt e MfaS- lOr lioNt. the •
••• c ° 14 94,* , 1 0. 8 0144 4 0 ti
; tlv.a.: 3..g rs .
...,_ ...t hr, •, • 4 ,.....540 4 1f L tt1 : east: '
~nutYJ.N .13 1 4.11yompww:Wgi_...0.1 * ate % '
i` sa•the snairmorn has. neararlefors 1 /
lgo flu* . Mid as the destructiotoof en:o
- liantrnalt been An'tptoportitinDto •thsaini•jjej
vpsszsataresitha ,- Worta; 'tt'S rest
. 114fft I n
-
theitlfernaidilhis' Ofit 4 stilt raft '“; that
' ,i 3r :N l C:iltr4Arig,, .. 4 .. , * 63 ' : •*: fil ,
f ;
try. `:.
..... ffi N f l o rA...... •, • .ri Jiillr a t
vO , 1•••••••• tealupis;,'s W. y
_,.. g ear ' y
has found timi niall - traceialift . 4 ll 4 l 9 . 4' e•
listless march.
EZEMEI
. Tax lollowing•clever bit of irony . is from,
the London Spectator: "Sir Robert Napier;
to whom the =exam pled- Success - of the•
Abyssinian expedition is mainly due; will; ,
it is said, be offered a peei age — which )Ye
will probably he obliged to deellne;leving ,
many children and slenderfortnneTrlilllre r ..'
ceive from Parliament the; Sualpensioikfor,
three lives, and will w „
succeed - -air '„k na .,,
field as Commander-in-Chief in India. , He
is:the first engineer, indeed' the 'brat selen
tifically trained officer, evcr appointed to in
dependent command, and his,snecess lemon
sidered. at the Horse- Guards, ambit, a'btw
lemitY Imagines luarywho - 144fatudied
mathematics,' and Is„lin&iimtill with any.
great finally,- beirig,gelpoisliulgol, in the
British = 1 944 1 1 greet , kiellerel:r- Waghell
have commands distributed according to
capacity --nett,. etul..then,!where will the
British - Constitution' .be 1 -The Horse
Guide; hOweyetoloeli no: venture to resist
the nation 'openly, -and accordingly Sir R.
Napier, who has conquered a kingdom, has
been, witkmatiellons premlititude, gazet
ted to the 4,:C.13.-ship, which he ought to
levelled; and ,would have had if ,he had
been ; uneducated,• . after, his China cam
paign." , .
CuTruvo Tint Hain.-There ie a common
but false notion that frequent cutting of the
hair is favorable to;its health and . growth:
Mothers thus often. despoillheir infants of
their first silken locks, wttb,the ideathat the.
second hair will be much more rich and
abundant. "This is an error. The most
beautiful- - and abounding . heads of hair - I
ever saw," saye Dr. ' Cazenave, "were those;
which the scissors had never touthed."
Mothers, not satisfied with trimming the
hair of their children often have it Shaved '
or cut close to the seal' , _ when . they.,find it
losing some of its br illiancy Or Mang cut. '
Except in certain rare cases, -of, disease, the
total sacrifice of the hair is unnecessary,
and the second growth is never equal to the
'first. Getting 'the hair trimmed - from time
to time may be allowed as a 'matter of con
venience, but it does not produce the lene-
fit,. generally attributed it:—Harpers'
Monthly. • : •
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For HALLS, PARLORS,
CILLIIBBES find KITCHENS,
In (MEAT VARIETY, •
JOS. R. HUGHES & BRO.
OF .THE
11Eli
211A.ITUTACTIMED; BY THE • '
IBM
ARTHUR= 161Rfri.i 'Agent,
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ADP MinxOcE • 7 , ' ,
••Ite4cientiug Second Street, Eiglethirertt
reozalthe lUrsitteigliam Bebtre gene . '
. .
4:a street. -
1 EilkTICiN 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the City
bf Pittsburgh ,in &lett and Common , :Councils as-,
I
.sembled. and bis hereby. ordained and 'enacted by'
theanthority of the same; *That the 'City 'Engineer
'be tad It hereby authorized • end directed , to make
pu and get n_p plandlor changing the; present Jo.
Cationof. Second - stroeU• Eighth ward. from Bit ,
'wingingm bridgeOtatitwardly toward Seneca street,
so that it shalt runparallel with and. adjoining the
. south line of She tabtirghnnd Connellseille
Bau
road Co , s:promrty;* and' 'to appraise the damages
from and asses the benefititising therefrom;',
JOIlee; Stark,4o../dekannia are hereto,' &P.
.'pointed in accordance with an Act of Assembly, air"
proved January Bth, 1884. -
That anr ordinance or •pirt :of ordinamen
-coniticting with the passage of this ordinance at the.
present time, be and the Bantle Is hereby repealed do
tar as the same athlete this erg:Mance.
• Ordained and enacted into elm in Councils, this
Sloth day of May, A. D. 1888 •
• - JAMES McAULET,
• ' President of Select Connell.
Attest.: E. S. MOB. ow,
Clerk of Select Council.
• ' W. A. TOMLINSON, '
President of Common Council.
Attest : .11110.11 31C5Winfl,
Clerk of Common Council: mr23
... . ,
N - ORDINANCE •
A
To Prevent , the Erection of Wooden
Buildings within Certain • Parte of the
' City of Pittsburgh.:
B..ECTIOIi I. Be It enacted by - th e Clty Pitts..
burgh, in Select and Common Councils assembled,
•and it is hereby enacted by authority of the same, -
That hereafter it shall be unlawful , for any person
or 'persons to erect, or cause to be erected, any
building - -or addition to or reStoratlon °fatty part of
any, build,-. 1 ^8.' unless the outer walls thereof be made
of brick, stone, mortar, iron, or other inconsbustl
btriterial, within that part of the City of Pitts
•b included within the boundaries- of the ten
wa sof the cityas it: xisted prior to the passage
of the act approved April' 6th, .1867. • ,
82c. 2. Any building Whirl ma ord i na n ce. sha ll id
/Sion of the.proyisions of this be
and Is hereby declared to be, a public nuisance, and ,
may be abated - as suett, 1• ' ' • - •
Bac. 3. Any. w h o shall violate the provis
ions of this o inance bylerecting.. or causing to be
eretted, any Or addition to a restoration of,
' any building, contrary td the said -provisions. in ad
dition to the penalties prescribed by law for.maln
mining a public nuisance, shall be liable to a fine of
one hundred dollars, to lbe collected as other fines
are:by law collected.
Sac- 4. That any ordinance or part of . ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the' mune Is hereby repealed so
Or as the same affect's this ordinance.
Ordained and enactedFloto a law in councils, this ;
65th day of May, A. DrlBBB.-
_ JAMEB McAULET.
Y •
resident oftelect Council.
Attest: E. 8. MonnoW, • •
• • Clerk of Select Council. i•
. • . . W. A. - TOMLINBOM, • '
. • • rreildent of Common Council.
Attest: HtOm ItclfxsTan, - •
- • • Clerk'of Common Council. zay3o
N otiron •
ANCE
.For , tonating. and.. Openi ng ; ng Hill Street,
.
• from Kirkpatrick St. to Addition St.
aiscilmil..Be It ordained and enacted by the City
of Pittebtugh, In-Select and Common Councils as
sembled, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by
the Authority, of the same. That the City Engineer
be and Is hereby authorized and directed, to survey
and open Hill street to the full width of forty (40).
feet, from Klrkpatrickatreet to Addison street, in
accordance with the plan In the City Engineer's Of
fice, approved this day.
Ste. 2 That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with Sha - 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 Unita law In Councils, this
95 th day of KAY. A, 15.
JAMES McAULEY,
"President of Select Counell.
Attest:. E. B. MORROW. • ' . •
Clerk of . selec t Council.
*. A. TONILISSCIN,
• - PrestUent of Common Connell.,
Atteet: Ryon MckfAsTrirr.
Clerk of Common Council. my3o
AN ORDINANCE
Openimg . Washington St., Lawrenceville
SECTION L • fie it ordained and enacted by tlre City
of Pittsburgh. in Select and Common Councils as.
sembled, and it is hereby-ordained and enacted by
the auttioritfof the same, That the City Engineer
be and he la hereby authorized and directed to sur
vey and. open Washington street, Lawrenceville,
from Bellefontaine street eastwardly to old Borough
Line, to a width of 50' feet: and to appraise the
damages caused thereby and assess the same on
pro_perty- benefited, JAN. McCLITUE, JAS. SCOTT
and WM. SMITH archereby appointed.• •
Sse.*4. That all ordinances or ptits of *ordinances
conflicting with thesage of this ordinance at the
th
present time , be and pas e same is hereby repealed so
Tar' as the same affects Ibis ordinance.
• Ordained and enacted Into a law In CatulaiLt. this
20th day of May, A. D. IEI6B. -
JAMES MCAULEY. •
President OrtelecS Council.
Attest: E. B.
monn
Clerk of belect
W. A. Walt UsSON.
President of Common Council
Attest,: /Inert Tiro.
Clerko reanonC IT •
nazi
AN ORDEIANCIp
:For Constructing a Public Sewer on
Diamond Alley trout the Diamond to
Wood Street: - • - ' ' •
SECTION I'. Be it ordained and enacted by the City
of Pittsburgh, in Select and Common Cot - mulls as
sembled, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by
the authority ot the same, The City Engineer be,
and is hereby authorised and directed to advertise
. fin proposals for the construction of a public Sewer
on Diamond Alley from the Diamond to the Wood
street Sewer, and to let the same in accordance with
ordinances of,Counclis relating, thereto. -
Sac. 2. 'And to assess the cost. thereof on property
benentted thereby. "
SSC: I. That any onlinatieti or .post. ' of Ordinance
conflicting with thestre of this ordinance at the
present time, be an e same is hereby repealed so
far as the sae aflectS t is ordinance. •
tiniained and enacted into a law in Coundls;, this
84th day of Ilay,'A.D. 1868.
' • JAMES IIicAULEY
PreeldOntof Select Council,
Attest: E.. /Fortuna, • .
Clc kofSelectCouncil.
' :". '• W; A. T0111,13T80.15,
. • • President of Common Connell.
• AllestvDriollirchlasynn, t • •
rtqln. 'Clerk of Cottonton
(IRDINANCE:
. .
, tirientfttir the Weitechm 'VW's* Teleigemph
t t or the Privilege'of Eireetlett Avoitott..-•
Bncrion.l; Be it ordained and enacted by. the City
Of.Pittsburgh.lo: Select and Common Councils as=
'set:nixd,' and it.ls hereby_ enacted by the authority
ofltitn same,' That: the 'Western' • Union „Telegraph
,Compartr W I /Unwed the privilege of erecting four
(4) poles on' ellerpiganlne street - , fLawrAntetillea
above , Butte street, the Councils-resietivtng the
right to'reasove.thets on slur defs'inillial.' They
oleo reserve the right of attachibic Fir_e Alarm Tel
egraph'lriree theret o, the poles' to beof such a
aim and description ••es.may be - satiefamory to the.
:8 •2. Ths%any ordinance or part of ordinance
'contlictingivith the passage of - thie ordinance at the
present Mate; be and the same Mhererepealed, so
.par so he sam die s this ordinance
ordained an nacted jeto - a law ;in Gowncila, this
gsUE4hirof ;May've. IN TIMM .
c'
a
..:rteoldent of. Select' tlo,uncll
Aittiiili: S. Itteitnew,- • , •
• , ; • , of Select Connell.: ; • ••... •
'
• • . W.A.TOM.LINSPIT,,
.' • Preoldens Commoe C'euhell
Alltedt: , titters •
•‘. • Clerk of Cowmen Connell.% al
- ;01
A N ORDINANCE - ‘; •
::••11 • $•,, $
(Irtskrag Amirante tor Otnapeteetettern rfM eat
litapeotort and placing him On'the•Liet
of Ileslatitlea•Olneem. , -.. • • -: • • • ••••
,
ii N
1:" isp I o aloe etioota(bY thee My'
Pitts argh; In Select nod. dtatat% ooditelis' ac t :
:sestsbledmtnelt Is berebrienictedlorttbrunttip or
,ttio .Ml33lli.Ttiatrihe.da i tig L at,tho, 1400 -In Or
. shall be • • and lisberebt 11% lbd man 'or fleet!,
lloodrtittiotlitaistst ants at, PISMO 41261 ratir- '
V 3 t E lijtit r lrd l c glltr '" rt t ii:Ft e t:' t t:o i ttiVe a Mtle i gtl! a.
1 Mit,. • Pr., b. A rept don No:
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(pitmen of shersoattea rl • ••, „ ; I
tilte.l94 :That, An y: ordinate% or, part, of ardltiande •
cournet tt Wttelh
a n d palette br is
ordluarseeltt the
sseeseettletts,• , ho 'n therms:Me laberebyrepealed ao
,Far: t thcaamaffeeta , thls Ord lusupth„.,
ttlif ottoctegiltat o ,r, !hp
77/ °fro meAtaii .
•
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13-114 c ciU ontcll'
' Clerk or de f ect CoinOll: . %' • ifj
W.A./TOKLISSONs":
hitt :I Velar; hi.slll l o Qf '
I .0 - .R . lfl. , :•alefflabfeomnaoseounelli ;,;., us
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Fe : thi'iiitiiiiiii'liiVliiiiiiii4iiii m ,'
„ ~., • . Fad Mbet.fov , i `-'t :''' ' • '1 *
,
siert& v isTtl
_oilliihoq age himottly, the city:
or Pltaeburilk 1 , nel y aiutiluOli cWistuilli e l7
sambaed; unit s' here y eurtuxby,kke - anth i c i ,
1 firbal a t i a Mir in • . cPm7 V fiii al rel. A i n 4, 4 4.
sue, Llb io eitk from NT il .to Solos,
etreetit i le4n.li w 14. 4c ie fiT11 t e d il lair rai ,
T
IltilU. "Fie ' li.V. -4 ,ap' - Ole Aliiwere to i
uitlitlinir I . ll lftWabOritr 4r u rdiAl ffi)
srl b ad, 4.4 ,
~.„4ksusin , Appel . :, fli 1,
1864. -..'• ;• ; .., 14, • (I/
tnany dlintuiViii.haft f ordinance
ett i tairtrir a lliftni i iiiimpl Gitlin erfd nines at the .
present timed). op ligkAppos hereby repealed Mr
mr as the same nlfee rtliwordloanee.
~. ,' I , t
iltr 4 4; 4 lt i viliatg MO VITA Councils, . Ut4ii
liiry of , n'. .11111 . '
..; .o.fcr, ilt.lTlsl t; -: , ..FAMXBrifeitIILIDPL: ,`I
, n I
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g, .i z . oV...4at:ealldn PO ileleekcfopen.b.
.1.*.-rlf iiroii fi ri ) 4 ,, ti 1-:
:118.44 Te3Mtnll6lB,, , '
..:. f! f ik 0 4 1 4 1 % 4 PY3, 1 !••••.
itii; tr it t iiiii i f S ur lMp >
• Clerk of Comm on Council. my
1111011
AN ORDINiNcE
Fog, a .selver. 011 Ctiestnui. Striet (Lavil!
renoeville) froth Davidson *meet to. the
"Wiens , Atver:' -• • • • , .
SaCriOn - 1. Ile if ordabied'and enacied by the City
of Pittsburgh, in Select. and Common' -Connell': as and it is- hereby ordained and enacted by
the authority of the same, That the City , .Engineer
be and he is herebyauthorized to advertiser for pro
posals' fbr the construction oft Public e '' lre " li Ch eat
nut Street (Lawren villeLfrbm Davidsonr Street to
the Allegheny' riverand to let the same In accord
ance with an act of sembly approved January Bth,
Sac. That forte payment and epenses of said ,
Sewer, It Is hereby :tined and enacted that the
• property benetitted the construction of said Se*-
er, shall be assesse equitably and fairly. 'and the
Councils do hereby
_point REUBEN MILLER, Jr.,
WILLIAM JAUN Y. ROST.' WHITEMAN to make
said levy and asses ent, and return the same in ac
cordance with the act 04 Assembly o 3 January 8 th. 1864.
•
Sac.-2 That any ordinance: or part of ordinance
teondicting with.the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, Wand tbe same. Is hereby repealed so
far as the same affects - this ordinance. •
' Ordained Ind enacted Into a law in Councils, this
Aiith 'day - of May A. 1). 1888., • I
JAMES MCAULEY
President of Select Council
Attest: E. S. Monnow,
Clerk of lielect Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON
'President of Common Council,
Attests Henn Malta. TAR,
tuy3o, Clerk of Common Council
ORDEOANCE •
• . • I .II7HORIZING THE
. .
Grading. Poising and Curbing of Gum
litreeti from Webster' Street to Cliff St.
..,. . . .
SECTION 1. Be it ordained and scatted by the Oft.
of Pittsburgh, . tn. Select and Common Cermet/a qe
semt,Lect; and Uto hereby enac ed by Me authority of
the same,: That the City Engineer be and be ls here
by authorised 4414 directed to.advertisa• for ProPO ,
sale for the grading, paving and curbing of Guru
street, from Webster street to Cliff street, and to
let the same In the manner directed by an ordinance
concerning streets, posses August 31st 1857; also
an
Act concerning streets, approved January Bth,
Skc.l. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the.passege of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the same is hereby repealed so
far as theaaMe affects this ordinance„.
..,.. • '
Ordained and enacted into a law . in Councils, this.
'2sth day of May, A. D. 183E1: . •• ' ,
, • : L JAMES WADLEY,
President otibelect. Council;
Attest* E. - 8. MORROW, ._
Clerk of Select Council. •__
W. A. TOMLINSON,
.
President Common Council.
' Attest : HealtlieMayrEn, . ' ' I
__. '
Clerk of Common Council.'. 'mY3O
AN ORDINANCE
-AUTHORIZING Tin; '
Gradiog,LPoolle and Combing of ions
lastroftreollle. from Lewis Al.
ley to the Allegheny Valley B. R.
• - • .
•
Sac. I. Be U ordatned and inactixt by the City of
Pittsburgh, ,Se lect and Common Councits assent
bled, and a It Urt, enacted Si, the autAaritY w the
same, That the City Engineer be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to advertise for proposals
for the grading, paving and curbing .of Lang alley,
(Lawrenceville,,, from Lewis alley to,the Allegheny
Valley Railroad, end tto let the same in the manner
'directed by an ordinanft concerning streets, passed
August 31st, 1B57; also an Act concerning streets, :
approved January eth, 1E164.
• Sac. 2. That any 'ordinance or part of ordinance
Conflicting with thenassage of this 'ordinance at the
present time, be and the seam la hereby repealed so
far as the same affects this ordinance,
Ordained and enacted tato a law in Councils, this
,25th day of May, A. D, 1183.• - • •• • •
JAMES Me.A.IILEE, • '
• President of Select Council.
Attest: F. B. MOzurow, !, • • ..
Clerk of Se lect Council. - •
W. A. TOMLINSON,
'President of Common Council.
Attest: HUGH nrcItAsTER. -
Clerk of Common Connell. .iny3o
AN ORDINANCE ••
- .
Opening Rose Street, Seventh Ward,
front Overbill to Dinwtddle-Street.
crtog I. Be it ordained and enacte Cou n te City
Of l'lttsburgh. In Select and Commonils as
setabled, and It 'thereby enacted by the authority :
of the same, That Rose street, Eleventh ward. from
Overbill street to Dinsviddie street, be - eleclared
open. as laid down In the Cltj District Plan, and
Abet BOUIERT WINO, MINAS TOWLE and JAS.
TRIMBLE be and they are hereby appointed to ap- I
toralse the damages and assess the same on property
benentted thereby. in accordance wish au Act of
Assembly approved January.Oth, 1864.
Sec. 2. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflictin with the passage of this ordinance at the
present t ime,be and the same is hereby repealed so
far as the sa me affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted Into a law In Councils', this
25th day of May, A. Di 1808.
JAMES McA.ULEY. .
President of Select . Council.
Attest: E. S. Moturow.
• - Clerk eidelect Cr.
W. A. O.IIt.INSCIbT,
President of. ommon
Attest: lIVG El McMAITIMIIi ' • -
Clerk‘4,Canoit CF rinell. tay3o
A N. OIIDEIAN -
AUTHORIZING. THE
00441 arg, Parting:and ("yielding of Ni. Nft.
Pre Aveirtsetlinerresseevitlle, from But.
ler Street to Allegheny , Valley B.E. -
Sae: 1. Be it ordained and. enacted by bay
Ptlidentrph, in Select and COT4lltotl Connate alitera
bled, andit in hereby wedded - by Me aistliorUe of the
sante, That the City Engineer be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to advertise tor_iprcipsals.
foe the grading. paving and curbing of in. M ary'.
avenue, (Lawrencoville,) from Sutler street to the '
Allegheny Yalley Railroad, and-to let the same tn.
'the , manner directed by an ordinance concerning
streets, passed • August 3lst, 111611; - also, an Act.
eon earning_ streets , Approved :January oth, 1K04... .
Sac. 51: flat any ordinance or start of ordinal:CC
conflicting the passage of this ordinance at the pres-'
ant time, be and the same Is hereby repealed so far
as tbe same affects this ordinance. •
Ordained aud enacted into a law In Councils. this
5115th day of May, A. D. 18619.
••:
JAMES McAULEY,
,Presideat of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. 3lonnolv; • •
Clerk of Select Council W. A. TOMLULSON;
. Rresident of CcuMnou'Couitell,
Attest: HMI MCMArtrat,
' - `Clerk:or common Council,
. ,
°6 4 61/41 ."CiP . ' •
...AUTHORIZING THE, •
•
Gradinrottiariteit Alley llNei St.
Avenue to,Chestitut St., Lttwimittevple,
.
Sac_. 1. - Be it ordained 'and enacted 011.4 e 014 le
Patibtesch,- Rant and Common•Connettsamemd
.bkd, and it es hereby enacted by the amthraityOf the
same, That the City Engineer ,be and be .Ishereby
authorized and directed to advertise tbr pro:yosals
.for. the grading of Onrden allery, ,- trore St:. Mary:. -
avenue to Chestnut street, (Lawreneertille,l and to
let tee lame In the manner direcilbr an 20 1 11 11 Pfle
concerning streets, passed Angina Ist, leo!: sigh,
an Act - concerning , streets,' approved:January put,
ac: 2. That any ortirninco or part of ordinance
coullieting with the passagOof this ordinance at the
present time, be and the ISMS Ls hereby repealed !A
far as the same affects thin ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law la . elnincilr, this'
Stith day Of May, A: D. IMO— •
JAMES MOAULEX
• president et Select eettneM
• Atuaatt.t.-SdiffOnnow, •
tetra of Select eeramiL
A. TO N,
• President of canatu ld 9Ml
Atka:- Hirim. Mc/Canny,: t,. •
- Clerk of-CommOn Connell. • MYEL,
AN'ORDINAricir
Atrriio/11X11110 .THE
streaks tor rairoe* 01,01 r• . ale&
• 1 11 1 0 111 tC:11'•111 , 1.1;-1L'V 1. •
v s .ite a-iirdactied Car
of ParativrAV.l4, flijati. and •-•Ctiototott faraiw
feno% 4 " ll .enaigaimi a
e er ie (aim, That tbir Cirii . thtnesrbe - and lie fur
anthoritedand :dfreow - to a atertloti 4ar, iv
fir tthe ,rrading,of alien; Moore
'and ta b l l t l e t T l tha tower Ingle rallef Ottertedr fin or.
ainan donternlng. stree
.patitrd•••Außt t-
INV. so Ast ,eoncierttnir:Arte,tao apprtrrotti
.t.4lr2BllfiltiPtlror;ifilLii4 Orriiiicande
, rt Van Ingsitgettf t "ordttosititold, the
Va e it l f, 'or trirclexii Ott gin= 47...:6,141141e,,,,.., '
Ordained an
'otM d enacted t tit a
~ • • / is -, • •"' Ps...den JAl t
of golO tCo
ot Con cll.
Attetttar
ark idon of ntkwe ,• -- ' 1" - fri', •• '
„Ai TONLINSO
7 ,
.• 1,
.• Treslaentior COIXIMOtI , COMM •
Attest; titrait -31c14AsTra.,- ,
• ` Clerk of Cokorriortriounall.
AN ORDINANCE, . -,,i t -,i l A , ; ' ,
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pi T ifyir 'of Waal - liiirkitiivfni :.1 1 irilf4114'
~' lv i liteZoiliti`brOokrll4(llgoeet4oltd ' ' 1
~„ * Arlis -e . t r.7011-. 7 J r Th
- /r1 . - /1/"0 . 1t.' . .. , rz , 1 21c;!ft Clay ' -.I
anig 4 9,
l e
j.,,.. 2. Itogood lout ooaded , oir losta qt•
44 t •
..,, Nemo = ted ebiera i: Rot
61441 F . a l illa llellirbilligl. a
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ettg,4l4a, rrap. , 4l=4T,Actt_e;
4,...., ....
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FiriprlNV 1 7; I Vgg f Ar li yl4ll L i t t '
_ , I
) r 6parrha ati lltialujirag e t At. ,
rgerebrztpealTfa''
. 111 . 1 - 1111 1 1 . 1 .1 111110 /tlualkciun.ro .fr.-1. /...
"i ° r itit7M l 4l l q.M l PPiwflov , thl! ,
' 5
.m.) 4 A ti orma k ti o r
. . 4 . . 1i
tiar..-1 garfthoutyliOaleoll coolies. i; i
II( .".,,. TirbiErarial e gi 0446410 :-! IL , / c , r /t/.
- - . I,_. • WraatealtratriOir i ' t -1!
'4Eitiaithiaveilattgi r, V_1 44 44" C 1 1" 341 17.
Cork of Cumoton voueu. atno
o;umr4rimcw.
A N ORDINANCE AA
'
FOr Openin g LOCElft Sired.
.. • -
82. - Zriostl. Belt ordained and enaetedby the City
of Pittsburgh, iu Select and Common Councils as
sembled, and It is bereby emitted br the authority
of the same, That the City Engiincerbe directed and
ordered to survey and open Locuat street. Eighth
ward, from Cooper street to Gist street, inelusPree'
In accordance with the City District • Plan. and in
accordance with an Act of Assembly passed January,
eih. up 4., and a &Pedal Act approved March -••••:,-•
;3888. _
Sac. 2. That J. 3f.
be S,
ANDREW M ILLER
and JAMES TRIMBLE be appointed viewers to MI.
sees damrges and benefits for opening :the'above
named Locust Street. • •
SEC. 3. That .WM. GRIFFIN , JAII. D, KELLY'
and MINAS TINDLE be and are hereby appointed
'Commissioners to remove, or cause to be removed. •
• the bodlesinterre-any graveyard on line of said
Loeust street, and tonassess coati:thereof. •
872 c. 4. That Locust street be only fifty (50) feet
In width between Pride street and Stevenson street,
and any portion of said street timing vacated shall be
on• the south tilde of said . Locust street, between
pride and !Stevenson streets. • -
8.20, a. That •any ordinance or pmt of ordinanee
mutilating with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be, and the same is hereby repealed so'
fir is finedame irects this ordinanc. - •
Orda and enacted , Into a law in Councils, this
25th day of May, A. D. 1868.
• • JAMES WADLEY,
• , President of Select Council.
Attest: E; 8. 3rolltiow,
• - • .• Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON.
• - President of Common Council.
Attest: 'Boon 3leMasTan;
Clerk Of Common Council. my3o
• .
ORDEVANCE - "-•
-AIITHOEIZING THE
. „ . ,
Grading, of . Colwell StreeL fiom the
Eastern aide•of, Dinwiddie Street to
Glimbert's Line. , • .
Sze. I...ite it ordained. and enacted' by the City..4f,
Pittetrurgh, in &teat and'Commod Councifs (mem
. bled, and it is hereby.enacted, by the author:tits/ the:
same, That the City Engineer be and be is - hereby
authorized and directed to advertise for proposals
for the grading of iCotwell street, from, the eastern
side of Dinwiddie street, to numbest's line, and
to let the same in the manner directed by an ordi
nance concerning streets, passed August 3.11 t.,
18573 also. an Act concerning•streets, approved
January Stb, 11364. ,
Sec: 2.' That any ordinance Csvpart - of ordinance ,
contlictingwith the passage of, tab ordinance at the'
present tJate, be and the same is hereby repealed so
air as the same affects this ordinance. ••
Ordained and enacted into a Taw .in Councils, this
Obit: day of May, D.. 18851- _
JAMES MeAIILET;
'• ' President of Select Council.
Attest: E.B. 3fonnow. • .
Clerk of Select Coun cil.
_
W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Council.
Attest: EMIR MCMAEITEX.,
Clerk of COMMOILCOUIIOII
AN .ORDINANCE
FOR THE PARTIAL
Grading of Madison Street, froni Penn.-
. syleania'Avenne to Forbes Street (Oak
land Township): • -
StiCTION J. Be it ordained and enacte Coun c ilsity.
of Pittsburgh, in Select and
_Commonas
sembled, and !tit: • hereby ordained and enacted by ,
the authority Of the same, That the City Engineer ,
be and la hereby authoriz ed and ; directed to adverr
Ilse for proposals for the partial grading of Madison
• atreet (OakLbnd township) from Pennsylvania ave
nue to Forbes street, - .to let the "sane '1.12.: accordance
with ordinances of Councils, and assess. the cost of
the same on property fronting thereon:
SEC. 2.!That ling- ordinance , or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the sante is hereby repealed so
far as the same affects tbhi ordinance. • • . .
Ordained and enacted into a law In Councils, this
Atith day of May, A. D. 11308.
JAMES MCAULEY.
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. MottnOw, •
Clerk of Select Connell.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
_ President of. Common Council.
Attest: Ruoit alciissezn.
• Clerk of Common Council. my 3 o
• •
AN .ORDINANCE
For Locating and Opening Wainwright
Street (Lawrenceville) from Lafayette
Alley to the Allegheny River. ,
SECTIONI. Be it ordained and enacted by.the . City
of Plttsburgb in Select and Common' Councils as.,
sembled, and It is hereby ordslued and enacted by
the authority of the same, That the City Engineer
be and is hereby directed to survey and open Wain.
weight street' (Lawreaceville) to the, full width of
fiftY 00 feet, from Lafayette alley stress Wale
vrright's Island to the Allegheny River, In accord
since with the • plan "in the • City-Engineer's olllCe,
approved this day.
aEC. Z. And to appraise daniages caused thereliy„
and assess the 'same on property benefitted.
Jancey, R. hillier, Jr., and Robert Whitmalrare
hereby appointed In accordance with an act of Ast,
semblysipProved January.6th, 1854. •
I SE°. a . That any ordinance or part of erdlnance•
conflicting with the. passage of this ordinance 'at the
present time, beand the same - is hereby repealed as
far as the carne affects this ordinance.
(Irdsined and enacted Into a law in Councils, thls .
25th day of May, A. la, 1828. ,
JAMES MeArIILEY. " •
President of Select Connell.
'Attest: E. 13: MOnnOw, • •
Clerk. of Select Cou ncil.
• W. A. TOM.LTNSOI , 7,
Presklentor Common Council., .
Attest:, If Can. hicALLETEIt,
Clerk of Commod.Cdeacil. • hIY3O
AN ORDINANCE • • •
• /IntTHE PARTIAL
Grading' of Forbes- Street. fon 'Brady
ToStreet
wnship. to Bindlson Street. Oakland
Siteridst I. Be it ordained 'and enacted by,the City
of• Pittsburgh, in,Beleett and•Commed Counelle
eembled, aud it l• hereby ordained • and enacted by
the authority of the same, That the City, Engineer
be and is here b y authorized and • directed to•adver-
Uselor pro posal s tenth* partial . grading of Forbes
street, OD laud township );from Brady . street to
ltiadliodetreet; so As to put the street in passable
Condition, to lot the same; in actordance with ordi
nance of Cormells, and asses( the tame on property
fronting thetton,
~ •
• Sze. Thar any ordinance or part of ordinance
with the passage-of-Mit ordinance tit the
presen'time, be aud the same is hereby repealed so
far as t same affects this ordin‘nee.
Ordained and emoted into a lad , In Councils; this
Stath day of May, A..D. 'SOS.. • • •
~ JAMES McitIII;ET;
'Preslaent of 'Select Connell,
Attests B.S. Monnow,% •
• - Clerk of Select Connell. . •
. W. A. TOMLINSON,
'; • ' President of Common Council,.
Attest: BtrOitlffehlAarraii
Ctcck uf,Common•Councll.. my3o
AiEFOIIDINANCE.!
Mra
.
Per the Location and Opening of Liberty
Avelino IffOXi: W‘Ofini .fibriseli • to Centre
- fliteristritil;4lL 4 oidained and enacted by the City
=Ol l'lttablifth. in Select = Colmnon Cannella ail- -
ambled, audit•la; hereby ordained. and enacted by
tire authority of the Sable,. Thgt the City Engineer
be and la hereby authorized and directed to survey
and open gt ni sirtystenge to, the fall - width. of eighty,
ASO: feet Wilson. street to "Centre avenge, In
- accordance:di the Id the City Engineers
omen, approrett i lll 4 *,== .!: ,• =
rdy=s9 fianteAres,eaused thereby,.
seats"and'a tbp Hitine Pre r pertY henelitted.
tad: n:=Thid any ordina nceOtsr•=nart =of' ordinance
entliactidc with the paSsage of tilts arrilasnee at thd
rn t t rtcrtniretnrt:byrepefled so jr a :r iles t naeei r crdtee ,
Ordained and'enasted Into a law in 'Cannella; Ca;
`lto day of May, A. 114,111388. • , • - • •
'JAMES NTI:MY,:
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.! 'Attest:, Y. S. Monnow .. = •
Clerk of Select COuneli. • .;
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THIS EVENING, grit reriresatitatibiOf THEM
Y. THAW '3-laughable Durbin:ie from the play of
.. •w Undl entitled UNPIN kftqlte peat :buziestine..
Ithont ne,
exceptions ever. primuoeil. to, ,, lPlttebotub.
Me-appearance °Utile great TOTIHNOUH.
Tgiemphant sneeeta or HipoRPRANK. DREW.
fitarsare engaged am: Weill sooi ap at. •
NEW OPER 4 LBOUSE. -
- TWO wEpis.
CoMmemelltm Moudtty, Sane ,t 18118 8
- • ' TUB .F.AMOUS..oinimmAL AND ONLY
14: RUE* CARNIV igaNSTEMII4
A mammoth organization. 18109_in Greenbacks
Oren:sway nightly. AdiniaMeNO44_ and Siti-,eents.
Matinee on Saturday. when $3O In tireenhaeks will
be given away.- Admission tO Matinee, Age.; cwt.
e mgiy ne- mod ' D. C.itk DUE,' Manager.
107 1 / 1 P 9 R4g44V 8 ,
MUSEUNVOCHISITION
COmpitstneWOßKB 00• AEI` 4:4I,EktNAT.
InterL' LIST ti. CIRRANK.LI:IEIO9IUP IN. % • -
• AT HALL, .
ll'Utti street,' opposite rlttsber_gtt neatro. ,
Cards Or Admlesicm 418 'ettitar DOOll5 . OPft trout
8 o'clock A. Y. to 10. E.. " 18
SPECIAL NO DICES
ta r- MARRIAGE 211111 - CELIBACY
er Chi .
: . —A.n Esair Air Tan Men on lhme of
filodtod e,;. and the DLSEAS . and ARMlN:which
cr,Re Impedhnenta, to MARRIAGE,. _with: min
means of relief. Snt. in aaided letter envelopes,
free of chargei Address Dr. , 4IBEILLIN HOUGH-.
TON, Howard Association, Pldladelpbiai PellW&I
ja3o kb7R .
WOUIDE ..TO. AgARRIAG.E.-
Young -Men , . GithiC3o Happy • Marriage
and Conjugal Felicity. The hanutneviews of benev
olent Physicians, oh the Error?, and Abuses ineident
to Youth and Early hienhbodAtienr in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge. A dress HOWARD A.
BOCIATION, Box P., Philad phis, Pa. mylB:g36
Nr#ATCHELIOR'S HAM DYE.
• •
This splendid Hair •D ye is best in, the world;
the only true end perfect "Dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneodi;, no dlsappointmen4 no - ridicul ous
Until; remedies the. ill effect*: .of bad'. dyes; invigo
rates and.ieviree the , Hair,ooll land beautiful. black
or brown. Sold by all Druggiebt and Perfumers; and
properly applied- at Batchelot , e.Wiir Factory, No.
10 Bond street,' New ' York, - ap2B:p2S
BEN_ FRANKLIN 4 4
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INSURANCE COMPANY
or ALialliEn - , TA. -..-
Office In Franklin Savingti lisuaillaildings g
No. 43 Ohio St., Alliiirardity.l
a. HO= DOEPANY, managed by Directors well
known to the community, who trust by felt dealing
•
to merit a sham of your patronage.
HENRY,IRWIN , President.
GEO. D. RIDDLE J. .. . .. ....Seereptry.
Henry Irwin, D. L. PattersOn,Henry Gerwig ,
Geo. R. Riddle, , Jacob Franz, i , Gotthalb Paas,
Simon Drum, 'J. B. Smith, , Jacob Bush;
W. M. Stewart, Ch. P. Whistda, Joseph , Craig,
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Jos. Canner, H. J. Zlnkand; Jeremiah, Kahan.
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NATIONAL INSICO.;
MANCE C 0
OP iu am- OP mammary. ,
Office. , 'in ALLEGHENY TRIII 4 COMPA,NY 9 B
.BUILDING. ,
..FIRE .INSViLet.2OVE ONLY.
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W: W. ht TlCH,"Flesbrent.
JAB. E. STEVENSON: • '
DIRECTOR*: ' -
A. H. English, . o.H.P.Willisana
Jno. A. Myler, Jas, Lockhart,:
Jas. L,:Grahain, Robt, LtA - -i-
Jno. Brown, Jr, Heo,,fie ' .
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ivy: I :ASTERN - -INSIIBANCE , (Colli
; -PANY OF PITTSBURGH. •
XANDER NTHICIE, President.
• WM: P. HEBUIRT, Secretary.l
CAPT. GIDORGK.NERLD4PeneraI Agent.
• Office, 951 Water street, 9patiii. k .C0.,7s , Ware.
home, up stairs, Pittsburgh. r . - -
. , Will inure against all kindslet Fire iniklimine
Hiskr. A home Institution, managed by Hirectons
who are well known to .the cordniunity, and who are
determined by promptness and libera lity to man.
;Cala the cliaractm which - they have. aiumnie ,d as of
fering the beet protection, to those who desire to be
Insured: . , , •
DlltZlaOEgg ti,
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Aleaander Nbnick: .' .Jo B.'2iicaine,
-I" B. Miller, Jr., - . ChM. J. Clarke, . ,
James McAuley. ' . William_S.Evanji,!
Alexander Speer, - ' . Joieph Kirkpatrick.
Andrew Ackleu, Phl l / 1 1, Bernier,
Devici 31-Lorig, , .. ~ With llioarison,
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INSURANCE COMPANY 0r t PI s
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BAKE BLOCK.
Tbisib'alloiner.Comparrr, arid iltunsreaarcalno
b7 tAVlDlNV.tz'ist, pre.iiaet; - -
C. C. BOYLE, - Vita President. -
r ROBERT Pa-TRICE,- Treaaiger,..
HUGS MCELHENY, &ere . tau t
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Leonard Walter, - • Wilson. ,
C, Boyle.. : , klecg, Evens.
.Robert Patrick' s , . J.
Jacob Painter,' ' - . Plelaer
Josiah Xing.. : Joh n Voeetley,
. Jas.,ll. 'Hopkins, A. Ammon. •
Henry 8 .roni,
NDEMN'ITI'.! •
• • AGAINST ,LOSS .IERY
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO OF PHILADELPHIA:
OFFICE, 435 & 437cann.litT BT.; N&Lit!'int.
Charles Ar. Sanaa% .-M9rtecal H: 1 . 41 " ,
Tobias-Wagner, -• • r - -Da* dB. Brown,
• Samuel Grant„ . . • -,lsaae Lep • •
Jaebb R. &Lath ' ' Edcalkril. . Dale,
FeortsW. Eiciarde„: Ilieorj, ales. . •
CHARLES 41, BA-NC/ERIN xresldenp.
EDW.. C. DALE, Vice Prqsldeut.
• ; C. STEELE. Secrets
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J. CIABDNER•CWIRM Aasztir,
North West corner Third sp.d.W.olodEtreets.
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