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Dally Prayer ltiettlng-4fidin 12 Id. to
:7230 o'clock at - the Methodiet PhurchiFiftli
.;ntriet, next• door to 'G TTE officer
NOME AIR TICE :MEMOS
'Seventh v , 0
' Mai eViTe ill i'ittsburgh
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-"-we o i and rAUegleliy. me for , the Friendless
4 .l.linteresilag . Proteedings.. secretary
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The' Severith Anniversary of the Pitts
... '''imrgh and Allegheny Home for the Friend
less was celebrated yesterday in the 'Union
"Baptist, Church,-Grant street, near Sixth.
`The meeting was One( of tintlsiiiii interest,
11.40.43?MlittiPildPd !V oflargnlVlOrior of the
lording ladles of the city. The children of
~
, ~th
' - e Home, some forty sweet - little girls;
- from two to'ten years of age; and as many
a • bright, intelligent lookingbOyii of the
ago, were„ neatly dressed and seated In , the
,i z- ociie ) tiettallf ocenpied ib,* thelmixdster,
and gave additional interest to the C 01 37
_ mien.
The meeting was called to order at three
o'clock. V. xi., and organized by appoint
ing S. F. Seovel of the Wood Street Pres
byterian Church, Chairman, and:,.. R.
*llVMillan Seeretary. The exercises were
opened with •prayer by Rev. Mr. W.Millan,
"r - WerwhiEli'llili - dlillnfenThrtlfe - nEthine"
sung in: ii ;Pfettalno manner "Beautiful
River."
• Annie M'Alierf ti , lbeafittAd:aid4ttielli
gent little girl of twelve years, therideliv
-13r45419i116144113'044111011).t.9. the-Ali - wagers
t a' n'' Wien lithrlirafilti rinithlif, lit'llie close
of which she was almost bewildered by the
shower' of Morin - 0N of beatitiful flowers
thrown upon the stage.
'-iractirii , AV ' Aire i ':rfinkstrfinit's` unroirrs.
, ..,,P,er.Xr.-111.11dillan then. read the follow
s'lng reporta of the Secretary and Treasurer;
which were received and adopted:
; - It - gives us pleasure to meet with our
friends, on this aniversary occasion " , and
.scioreaent to them our seventh annual report.
• ;. -- Ve‘ have unmistakeable evidence that this
Institution has friends, and that there
.is an increasing interest in its prosperity.
- Several other charitable institutions have
been organized in our midst during the -
. past 'year, and all looking to a generous
'tVVI for support, yet this Home for the
_ . lorgi,hasnot been , forgotten:l Bylhe
liberality of its contributors, our expenses
have' been met... arid:-` 'something left
• in,the treasury. with which ,to commence
'he new year. Many of these friends have
been contributors since the beginning of
tank iSpeladiaft - end Me hope they mill not
"grow weary in well doing," for we cannot
• promise to cease _ our, calls , upon them.
MOney is indispensable to'feed the hungry
- and clothe the naked, therefore we Cannot
afford lo lose a single name , from our list
of annual subscribers, or allow the smallest
contribution to be withheld from ourtrea.s-
IttrYi Every Such dimufilticln . depiiveis us
from aiding some suffering one, that h3s no
other home, but thili "Rinse Of , the Friend-.
1.... " We have been so successful; thus
firraising funds for our support, 'that
- ere d
in
o not intend to despond. Our patrons
no expect our annual - visits, and cheer
-- - ful 7 and generously respond to these calls.
We trust all will receive ablessing for thus
- reidembering the poor.
"Would'st thou be rich, give unto the
poor; thou shalt have thine own with
1 _ usury; for the secret hand of Providence
orcepereth the charitable always."
We are more convinced of the. necessity
-and usefulness of this Home, as year after
year passes on, and cen/d„ 3re- givp •A he ex
perience of the Vedeption Committeei for
evena few days, there would be no argu
ment needed to prove this, all would be .
Willing to'aid Us, and bid us God speed in
' this - work. We are milling to labor, but
we desire the sympathy and co-operation
of this Christian comnaunity. We• would
like every Christian man and woman, to
feel that they have an interest in this
"Home•for the friendless." R is , not sect--
, rims, but ready to receive under its care
all that are proper objects of its charity.
Since its opening in May, 1861, we have
had about five hundred ' and forty-four
children under our care .and u instruction,
and ninety-six adults,' tettiperlallY shel
tered. Some of the former_liave beenlro-
Titled with homes, and many restored to
~parents or friends. The past. year we have:
received 41 children and 14 adults; present
L -number, 86-kirls 35, boys, 51. •
There has been three deaths during the
year, all young and delicate'children. One
of these hadbeen cruelly left to perish on a
door step. We received it, but death soon
terminated its sufferings.
Forth° past two years we-have had over
forty soldiers' ehildren placed under our
care by the State Superintendent, for
whifim we receive 115 each annually. In
- ites° nrdren Wtaitell , a ppecial interest
eir fa Eters hiving slyer' -their lives that
- great national • blessings: , might be con=
, tinned to us, and should we not feel desir
ous of benefitting their children? We will
give .a few caw; of interest,- of another
- class of children. 'Very soon after our in
stitution was opened we received a bright
eyed little boy about eighteen months old
(that any one might love,) but his mother
was unable to have a comfortable home for
him. Hp waii bound to us, . and
became w" a great &write in
,J•he
• house. Many applications were aidde
- Nittr t Chianti, but weelitereenetiiirdillthig to
let him go. He was a good, obedient child,.
.and never gave, any ,trouble•to tbosti,that
bad the care of him. After sortie years his
mother found a new home in the West, was
comfortably settled, but her happiness was
not complete without her child. More than
a•.vear ago she applied to the reception corn-,
imittee for him, and after a earefal Int-esti=
_ gation asthe kind of home he would
have, we a ll wed her to, have him-we hope
... a life of n fulnent is before him. One of
the managers was talking with him one
day,_and asked Min what he wished to be
- -fniiii"fien lie - tiiiiilci - beti - 14iiiirlferitIoning
several• "
vocations and receiving negative
tnal of : jhem, she sa id, plug then,
"Charlie" w uld'yorr like to be AhAinia
ter, was his reply. We could not 'belie . '
hoping that is desire might continue with
him .where h has gone, and that the truths
taught him in childhood "may be as good
, - seed sown is l good ground," bringing forth
fruit after many
any days. Christien• friends
will you not f r llow this little boy with your
prayers, belie, ing that God will hear and
. 101411 w" ;migh t :r em Wait '. -0 of intiirest'' 'thin ' .‘f J.
_ ma
S. a delicate babe, giving evidence of
being ' sadly neglected. The mother was
"very urgent that we tihotild take him, that
e- -- - she mightget a place.hiA Amp._4t r was
waltingfaf hOf Mitt ivOuld - not' p her
with a , d.' He was received mo e'than f
t wo • 1 ago, and has grown to be it
bealt •k • 4 . pre t ty eldld. The mother never
g a me woeha
after was placed in the
ha
- Home, - anti w i -know - fat whether she is
living or:dead.l A short time since a lady
' wished to adopt, a; ntge Ivy, (she had
ditughters, tint, no 130114),0114 visited the
Hornealid schAted Johbny, and in a short
time returned Withn nicely,piepared ward=
. .. robe and tedirlhhit,for - Ifer gen. She has
since vibitolrillorne tli the child, and
iheastileiniii tbe,e, ateio kthiehment be
itweeifthenl:74it'sWie -he luta found a
1
. 4 ' Saltalwantt. - irtriiih gi,yo, twurtr mesa
, • . interest, and some tetterwthere has bean
great sorrow causing the children to tat
tled in the Houle; - .l3ntitey"vionld make
apiralre , Ettougkiluisteen given
, te 'l6Wirbiritetrifteto flOYor these
~ , .4ehillyen.,. ~ The.,- teac h er , _of:- rthe Kt/ay
school hafineed o f patience in her depart
,...ii stlett,r..4lo'.o-11asayAseens-aot.-40-hwarhadl4
, a ny p i psetalpialagfore coming
bore; ellildien - Of ssevenand - eight years of
,
seh
oto n •
':'-littiMnfaMMt oolialfghAttihhius'
e
it a.lll(lll,..zaa SplrpliArravehat (m
4, -
at , ifico c rirflpert;
sea,. in-. the
' A ,re rear with * Oesauxe -10 4110hm:
'ed co n duct-tthe-ohLldren,ftukkot the
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f., ,-- .1.,. L.
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"''.T. glair. The Sabbath ammo owe as
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,wind; the ablidrea attend oburain e
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r i ---- r 7 :)1 the - illOii 2.- aild i ttitve Bab. sliitit ''' athimiy 'glow; fin
nib ng wi th m , . . . 14 ,, ~, . , ~,,.,N.,
bath School in the afterneon in their own : ... • .. :____
ileitiTlON
chapel. The average attendance• is about
~;...., , :-.- • , ,
a. a !
aevent3r, and the teacher. is happy to report
.. f e d, ~ ~_,
;,,, T;gi.ov;itig' 'interest 4no these .- exisreisesl - itenith. l'Ailthar , iPrelti , 61! 2 lib 4tiday.
These are varied; that they May not yiearf ' ' :.• " ' ' School Teachers, ,
of a stereotyped form. Recently, a. theme THIRD DAY—MORNHVG SESSION.
haa been given to, them, and as appropriate .., ': , Alierced,;iiiiticini-' , ibiarimhiedl " , YMerday
verse'selected Which' they - commit to mem- - '...
(try. They_a_ppear muck interested in this morning at the usualhour, and the first
exercise. We are. very Much_ indebted to half hour was spent! in devotional• sxer-
Miss Ernest, - who has' met virith.tbs school 'cities. ' 'These exercises , ' were directed
for some time past and instructed the Child- sisecialiv towards fhe ,
spiritual
results
of
rest in singing. I . We haveslso been-visited • -----
frequently by,'ministers.and.hrenvithich Sabbath School teething..
,'. , . •
, „
is a special gratificatientothe c ildren. We : The greater portion , of the . time of the
would here return our thankato the many session was occupied in the discussion of
kind 'friends whohave worked, for these t important su bj ec t s ', , 0 - = ,kh e W ants
'children, . many ; ladies -hive kindly sewed
-w°l ~ -
for there'. • Theandies' Sewing Society of of Country, Schools," and "How to Bring
'the Central Presbyterian Church of Alle- in Neglected Children Everywhe e."'
gheny kindly madi3Snddonated a sacque These subjects were: discussed freely d
for each.of the girls: Ledies.of the Baptist largely. The -speeches ,of delegates re
Ohurclic k qtrWeeldngtouilrt4 also 'made limited' to five ,minidea each , and ,S 0 e
1
some garments. • Besides these evidenceil, tvieritylipSakers in:Unitised the Codyeet on -
of interest, four little girls , held a fair at' oh each subject. ' .'- . • • f
Manchester and.gave the, pr,oceeds (872) The following reiohitions were offered by Not a Murder.
to. One treasury `' -;NVe.'ereitiot• E'rpecify by, ,Rev s T.J. C9llker, end adopted: -,- ~ 1 ; In the GA. "TE of yesterday we stated
name all who have
• thus aided. us. We Resolved, That there be appoiniedbyt is' -
have reeeivedproidsiOn clothing, coal and Conventions conunittee . of three tor eV. rY that a, nate A oluul .b een . committed at .
,various othei , articles;for all of which the - county in this State reported as havin no CooksMwn, F _vette county, which . we . are
doners will , please receive our thanks': There Sunday School Teachers' Association , w se , "pleased t0.1, e . was a mistake: . The infer- .
LS reason 'for'gratifictition for the excellent duty it shall be to hall together the Saperin
health which the children have enjoyed tendents and teachers of all'denominations , , ,i. h av ing iiiel i, a r - t e l egra m to
motion was d rived from a 'reliable source,
onr in °mean
through,ont the year, with the exception of at suclaime and place as theydeem proper,:
some visitations of the measels. Forty-five for the purpose of forming organizations in the District Attorney ' of that county from
were. prostrated with this desease at the their countlea • • , . 'it 11341.:13111' iiiNOisti)4l4l Stating , in dub
same time, „but, by the blessing , of our.Rptoked,. That said Committee forward a' stance what we published: it appears,
Heavenly Father, attending the efforts of list' of the'officers of their Connty Aitiocia- A.,. - .- •• -;
our kind physicians, they got through this lions to the. Secretary of the State .A.ssocia: novieVer; that-t h e r e was no.rn or' corn
much more favorably- than could have tion as boon as they thre organized:mitted, yet the circumstances were of such
been expected .,' Our thanks are especially , Resolved, That ' the State Secretary be in- I a nature as to justify the sending of the
due to..Dr.-Aeili'p, whiN,.le censtmit i irrhis ,strueted to : publish the names of the officers ii leispatch." The facts asobtaluedfronr aivit
' attendance and. ready.,to , visit- Wheneve orthe State land CqnritY.Associatiocri inthe I ness to the affray are as follows: Mullin
called, eitlier,b3r day or by night. We als o - Siinday...Yelloot, Times when the list is loom- I and several , others were in a bar-room
cheerfully notice the kindness of the mat-` pleted. , . . I drinking, when a dispute 'arose between
ron" end i ng others in. - ;tlin lionseffor their In accord iece with the Spirit. ef,the reso- I
h e a nd Lamb. 'Mullin -became boisterous
careful nursing of those little sick ones. hationti n'' eorriteittee of five was "appointed and was ejectedirom - the house into the
Our children are alwaya kindly: ?einem- to nominate members of the county corn- I street; and a few moments aftewards Lamb
bored =holiday occasions, having all the mittees. mentioned. , The committee con- I and another of the party, both of whom
good things of the season sent-to them at 'stated of Revs. Geo. A. Pelt; Chairman of • vidie Very drunk; beccuneneisy inside; and
each return of ThanksgiYing and Christ- the Convention, T. J. Collier, S. F. Salve],
mita. Sixty - Aix dollars and eighteen cents W. T. Wylie and Alfred Taylor,, State Sec- 1, pewearresa,lksonaslickoevaed
Were received frorn'the. Ilrat•Preshyterian rotary. - ; .ih ri el \v bo hen th l'cl-follwinilliss''.iitthaPa
,. slung.shot- or scne. other- heevy mstru
-Church of Pittsburgh, as part of a collection . A ft er prayer the Convention adjourned " Metth Lanikrzielysida 'severe; Mt On the
taken on last Thanksgiving day. - . to meet at 2,"4 P. M. ~ , , head, and was for a time insensible, which
We are much indebted . to Mr:Miller, oft • • • • ' .a.przwavon • EIESSION. . gave rise to the report that he had been
A.lleghe for a donation of and • '
desks, ' w
hichh has added mush to thebenches
coin- The Convention reAssembled at half past I killed. He was carried into the house, his
fort of the school room.. twe o'clock and was called to order by the
- ' wounds dressed by Dr. Robinson, and
'Chairman The exercises were opened by i shortly afterwardreturned to consciousness, . i
We also acknoVeledge the receipt of three • • - • ' ' btinlyin enitteined any saeriorts• in ury.
dollar and ;,wenty,;:satiata from:the hittlxith singing the hvnan on page 40 ofthe "Gelded' 15 g
Promise comm ncing IVe regret the circumstances which led to
Schotd :Okapi •Of Miss Mary Russell, of t Pr° .' - e t --% '- - - the publication of the matter yesterday,
Greensburg, Pa. ; IL it 5 : :' :"A-droleao r r 610 , 7 bright - ^ t
Iwhich,maybethe
. By Faith I see. however, a tt r ib u t e dto
74here•is a sae"e 4Aqty4 7 ; , •• After which 'Mr. Baker, of the Sunday excitement prevailing in the town at the
t ; • - whin' tO the poor lye wire,' ''' '
I Scheel Times, led in Prayer. i-.- ' time the dispatch was forwarded. Lamb is
And he who best fulfills lt.
'The greatest. love will show. ' l \ ' TllO 'Chairman 'stated that the'-reporl, of hut slightly injured, and was going about
- I the Committee of Arrangements had been
• DC. good to those around us, ' the next 6 day.
And with a generous hand, • 1 • received, in - which they recommended a ' A Firit itias Shaving Saloon.
• O. gire t.l him that agketb, '\.' number of exercises, the first of which -
'Tis God'a divine command." • would be a short address by Chaplain Lit-
By order of the Board . Among the many first class and well con-
By rarvon. Secreta, j .
_ tie. The Chaplain being introduced. enter- ducted hair dressing and shaving saloons
of this city none stands higher in the =stilt
Trevor. Trerieurer. in account with tiu.ritta. Mined the Convention with a recital of his
burgh and A tfeptt say Home for the Friendhrs. army experiences; a ft er which he sung the
DR. ••• f un 1 . hymn
on in 1 old . I iar
To Balance on hand last report .... .. motion of the puelic.tban that of Mr. Fred.
1 -pries, No. 120 Smith fi eld street. It is fit
; Annual subscriptions colle c ted - by iiie I " I'm golug Irome. "
3lauagera 2 ' 74 5 ' Bringing his fatuous "music box" into re- ; ted out in the best and most elegant style
Beque.,t of Thom S. Clarke, er2,(00; le.s '
_.• Government 1.;1,;11-10. , ...14 - .. , . :-`,"..-.. (I.lso cc quisition. Continuing his remarks, he elu- ' and is thdrenetly ' complete in every 'de
- Becelpts from George A. Mer'ariand... t cidated by means of charts and maps his
Sup't of Soldiers' orphans 4,,V11 55
Thanksgiving and other donations.— 757 95 instruction to the. . 1 in .. - -
manner of conveying
a , -- ._
n rt ent. Cleanliness is made the ruling
Receipts from parents for board of chil- • • :children (Attie Sunday.Schoeloceasioning st ndard and liaifiini; can 'depend that no
circa in the Home
rihes from Managers ..... ac 81 ' 'efinsiderlible merriment by,,lns , felicitous whereelite'in the city can they be more
lo 75
Cash from ground rent 6 x l hits and presenting many profitable and in- satisfactorily dealt with, the prices being
Interest on Government bonds ml le teresting suggestions. He closed, singing the lowest in the city. r A -nuniber: of first
Charity box = "a i the song; .. . - ... ;J . , class white barbers, who are thoroughly,
"Jesus by the Sea." skilled in their business, are constantly on
On motion, the order of exercises was hand twin:teed to shirving,:„ . hair dressing,
changed, so as to allow Dr. Bittenger to dying of 'whiskers and hair, and ladies and
make a few remarks. Mr. Pattenger corm. i gentlemen's hair will he dressed, sham
znented on the plan of object teaching, as peed, curled or cut at their . residences on
it had been presented by the Chaplain in the slightest notice. Mr. Fries is the only
his address. He and it was the most natu- person in the city who uses the patent re-.
ral as welt as the most impressive manner. tary hair brush,, which is a positive luxury,
of Instructing the young, and had the sauc- t softening the hair, cleaning the scalp, re,
Lion of the "Great Teacher" himself,
,who moving all dandruff and foreign substan
continuallymado use of the objects amend cos from the hair and producing a pleati l .
him and the scenes of every day life to in- i ant, electrical sensation. We earnestly be
culcats andenforcothe truths which he tit- speak for this saloon and its courteous,
tered. ' gentlemanly , proprietor a full Share of nub
:lnsiiiwer to en inquiry the chairman lie patronage., , ~ _
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A ,
Stated that no other RMiroadlint the Penn- '
sylvania Central had made half-fare: ar
rangements for the delegates.
-"The next/exercises' on the 'rirbgriimme,
"Blackboard Lessons." was taken up and
the subject examined and illustrated with
two different methods by Mr. Gardner and
Rev. Wylie. -.
Mr. Parkins,,by request, sting in a mast:
erly manner, t he beautifid - song . '.---- -
"The Banner of Jesus...
The chairman, Rev. Mr. Pelt; Made a
short address on the subject of "Adult
Classes," in which he took the ground that
the most essential point in this matter was,
to have competent, reliable, live teachers.
The way ho secured these in his school was
by looking over the roll of his church mem-
bership and !Detecting- from it those; whom i
be knew from personal acquaintance to he'
competent, and then, by calling attention' . ,
to their duty in the matter, securing their i
services,Und_thwi hir never !had. any Mill-
culty, having always as many teachers as
were tied d. -
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Mr. Wy' eis made a partial report and an
that further subscriptions would, -I
be received at the evening session. I
Rev. Alfred Taylor directed the attention ,
of allwho had made inquiry or wished to
know who was. Treasurer of the Pennsyl-
yenta StateTeaohers' Association:to a black
board"lesson' which read,, "John W. Sex- I
ton, care of Jay, Cooke it Co ., Philadel
phia."
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The Convention, after uniting in singing
the hymn ..
,:1 : , ..01t. blesithe Lordlmy souW , I .- ::3 ' C
..
Adjourned to meet at 8 o'clock,
EVENING SESSION. .
.Asseinbled at 8 o'ciliaok r .ificiv;VA.lNoble,
of the Third Presbyterian Church, resid-. 1
.
ing. The 'audichice.was Perhaps the largest
which has been gathered at any time dur
ing thesitting of the Convention: ; •
The exercises were opened by singing.
the corimation , lyinn. - :
..
, .
"Mihail .
the power ofJelas , name.".
Prayer was offered by Rev. M. Young.
The audience again joined in singing two
stanzas of -a hymn, after' which Mr. Per
kins gave ti , e children who occupied
several Orthe front pews a music lesson, .
using the SabliathSolhool song
"LittbSSoldier of the cross."
At- OA ClOtleitiSloll,of, thesopg Rev..-Alfred
`Taylor erganized chi children ifitti'd model
class and illustrated his method of teaching'
Sunday School scholars, wbfeh embodied .
alian3hinilliable - iliitittandi !wits liateind tb,
very attentively by the teachers present..
Tie children '
sustained their part or,the
lesson admirably, arid aided considereblYr
in making it, in so.marq respeetigti model
• 'Rev. Scovel read itAelper on Sunday
&hoot Music, written Witlifli POY•iW a
the- wisoclatlon. :'. . k ;.... - .i • ^ ro,l ~..1;
Rev F. A. ZION° ,mittle t s , sher t tliddlreeu: , ,
on thesniOeontr; te e d C Sh e 'Ait.i.'"; '
Itev., Mr , WI prese o °cue..
ring question of Finances in a very practi
cal hlack-bOtird :exercise, showing the
auunint.reqtfired lib,01)0, and the amount
allrelgi.TOMWPritietilleifilb.r ;et i , iff.'!" .. ,
er A ft er several starring appeals had Wen'
made; oontributlonsVaMetn innotihtiteg to
8530 1 60, making the Wye Minim, t'lr ssilzed '
112 4 .105..50..i, 1 .i. L. ' tiYA i+A •-••••• -,'' .4..
itev. J. IL , Ctiminlngs belay dbienonen
the lineation elbow ‘unconverted ' 'Ar
sons be employed 'as teachers?" and 4 .40 w
shall we Manage inciorrigibleVAM . ' ' '' 4
• The Chairman anal:mm*oi that orieminutb
speeeheil,``'Were ne*t, in ' Order.' Sen uirks
were made by BA* Tayfai., Serriple4. IL
• Barnet, F. A. Nobleitind -MesitrV . Travelli .
and Gartbich...' .. ' ,', , • o '. '•!: .'' -' . ''
Bar;Alex-Chak,.of thiairiit Vethodlst
Church,, Pittsbniagh was introduced 'and
delistered:the'farifip'll , address to the::dolo
r -, Hi Mot allot
•That.was to say t163-spiord.'firewom '''' That ' . ea"
-ciTegllP On . \- A thrt?Pi rtgag u e rgli r , Ci te :-
rettaffidagittitrati Of Ig i tP*l sll°° ' la l - '77-7 ' -' ".
";
Wordy 'had , Derveral , meminns. - and one of millibeicordeelatif tem
themytut,"tifay (led, ho leit,E4nii. ,"." SO he; - cinnsaand-fltc,Louts,,:ltsilroadv. to...Tobin'
Toold'sar id', all eirst a . n li t h ,46parwer11;-' fEdger,kThi:iMPen,? ofl Philadelphitt, i.-ottlf
"u 10.4 A < , _l. .trt ive tin .hall SieofgOV,;-WPOltr•'otato. oberevlll4ohlo,.
°RI " "• ' ' h i ll , '.• of t ees. was admittekof record in the.:
Igt
riled An thatmorl .:1) .; . 11 4 14)11 - Al 4 hotitaitlrrdir trathii 2 a r '
crowns fniwyerAnd.ftio N e r .”, .-. :: •••,;. P . r _ _
%t. giOdPer,tofilithdelphisf#TOredo T'O':•J II itr i rtuitY MA . tc.lia,2hl9 „,, ,7 •
.titlution of thankfitalhe Mums of Pit Iro Y.
By Cash paid to Vleltlng — iFommittee........ $5,512. 56
•• • • for salaries
" •
•• for wage's- €O 5,
" •
•• for repairs •
•' for medicines • 61 43
•• •• for sundry bills 27 'a
for sewerage ^ZS 46
premium on
tioo
." for 10.104vcounte"
7
Balance on hand
Three thousand dollars or the above •balanie&was
Investuil tiorptnniont bona tow44* a nermanent
fund.
After the adoption of the reports, ' the fol•
lowing beautiful anniversary song, com
posed-by lfls's Annie Wide for the occa
sion, was sung by the children:
The summer dims hare cOtike
And birds, With merry glee.
Are singing their sweet votes of praise.
So joyous so free:
And we will slog our songs of joy.
• • - Our merriest, sweetest lay. •
To welcome here, with heart and hand,
The friends we love, to-day.
renthaandyyears pplftleArwittly;try;
Thering las blekking's 1-are,
For lov ing friends our wautssumaly,
• Wit tenderest, kindest sigrei'
And in our heart's most sacred shrine,
Their memory we will keep,
• Like gems that fight the.hldden traine r .
Or pearls that strew, the derp. •
And when, in after years, we leave
These sceueS mar to roam, -
The lessons we have here been taught,
Will guide Us to that home. •
_ . Where, ,just Wilde the pearly gate, '
Jesus the Limb wilt stand.
, , To ••t 15 Ui" eleope . to is ... At tx a Ilousty ,
e ol UlciChti Wed.
",y . .
Rev. Wm.lf. Y ung, of, the Udion Bap.
tist Church, then t ddressed the meeting.
Thirremax'ks - wereOftrpralnital Mid - highly
intereigh*chiractirf.nrui -Pere delivered
in a feeling and eloquent manner.
The children then sang -the Igliong of
Motion," in which they gave _evidelfce of
'careful training. I •
Rev. - Jahn G. Brown, of the_ hird IT. E'
Church, next addressed' the children in a
highly e . ntertainhig and interesting man
" Pity the Orplini one" was then sang by
the children. after, which the Chairman an
neuncedtlat, the y election ,of a.Row,cl of
Managers was the,orderi. , : , ' '' ' , i
, .
• Thefollowing named ladies - were elected
Zilitwere,Star,tki e ensiung. year: •
Smith, • • ,
Mn,. E. Breading, {Mrs. Trevor. -
14rliorzo Denny, , ~11511 . 1.- 14 I?A'bol:PPgan,
ntrl. Dr. Dale, 'urn: Lbvt wade..
. Mrs. ROA. Dalzell, Mtn, Wm. M. Totmit ,
Mrs. Gilbert . Follansbee, Mr*: Wm. 'Thaw,
Mrs- Health Mrs: Stereitt,
Mrs. Richard liars, Bliss L. Trevor.
Mn,; JamerLaxtrldin, Miss M. Nimick.
Mrs. John
t i o P fan Knel3t-t, '
Stn: WmMlse . 1. Smith
Mira. Belle Ralston.
An interesting , dialogue then , took place
between the boys and girls of the "Home,",
after which Bev, Alex. Clark, pastor of the
Firer Methodist Church, mader lbw' re
marks, appiUtlingliiitearlerids fdt aid for
the "Home."
The ohildrenahsa chanted :the cLord'a
Prayer, after which the benediction was
pronounced by Rev. Mr. Clark, and the
meeting ailjourrt.;
:The Board of itgera eleit 'Will meet
at the "Home" In Allegheny, this(Friday)
ufternoop,,at three ,Vciook, .for, orgcuilra
.o3l2, , • \1 _
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.IdA2;,KIEPA.
.Larceny of rkPoc i ket
Edward' Harper, who employed as pay;
master at one of the iron mills in,. Vest
Vittsbirighl'leat a iip(:iketbankfin tint6or
ough yesterday containing $793, W. He
tirilakir.tifrarOPPed . Mlit linekettook. from
his pocket, and did not miss it for some
time aittrnoili Wbevale idtecovered bia s
loss he instituted search but was unable to
•fipd appears; that' John Niliopt i and
John LUtz,"two bOYs residing in Temper
anoeville, wernobamed loafing about the
.premises about 'the time the umneyvas
lost; ighich,"isrmunection with other infor
mation, led to the! belief that they 'picked.
up the poolret t, lief
t consequence of
which Mr. Harier Made itiibrtitation'before
irMayercipregic w . tirentiritiviarermyr A
waftant7VaNikkal•WZ- "13 - ,)• A !,,* t)
The Allegheny olgeti
will hold its first anniversary on I,l6ittlar
• e Jolt varifrlppmejght
.14
Ti t t iP. MAMA / 4A? ifftrah,
ORDER OF EXERCIAES.
Bi n gige- 4 137 • seleet nrlbokrteure, led • by:
Prayer* .A. F. Scorn. '
Addreee—MAjor W. Prev, Rev. A. MeLanghlln.' '
n.
Addreeep-Rer.,,ar. Ringi! k ne g e. -Cel•-•J.,
e : OP ,
dfiDKteul t.
Addeese—Rev. J. Diei&W ersoli;l7.li:
,v,adwr is
Ilinetliction—Wev;i l ex. Clark;
; 16 , • :
Dan GAZET3I.4.- ; er.P.3
EROWIALL , 4 , 4I. I EIIaa .-4 5 4 1868
•
e11,J35 sa
8 7 .4 GO
burgh.. Alleghen y for their 'kindness
*lnd .11J'peralitydrientertaiting the, delegates
of the Convention. . • 7 t
It having been announced that the Alle 7
gheny 'Valley' railroad bad Offered return
tickets,to_the delegates, Iffajor Frew offered
a •resOltition thinking them, and also the
Pennsylvania Central railroad for their
courtesy. ; .
C,oinpliinentary. resolutions' Were 'also
passed in re;e: d, to Rev. Alfred Taylor,
Secretary of t.e State . Teachers' Associa-
The hymn mmencing,
"Blessed t tie that binds,
Our hearts I. Chtisllaa love, '
..4/88 then: su •g, after which :Rev_ Scavel
offered the el , - -in prayer, and the Conien
tion adjourne. with benediction by Rev.
Alfred Taylp .
• Sabbath Sc •00 Book s. —Can on or send
to F. G. Rein: man for complete. and; cheap
outfits.for Sa :th School, 113 Third street,
Pittsburgh, P .
-•• „ • -
.:1
F:3
I:.rf
I , •
ROOMN Y. M. C. ASSOCIATION, ? --
1 0
Pmsnono May 25, IS6B. c
,_ fiNL
NTEILN—Tbrk f. in mittee appointed
by the Ypung Men's hristian Association
to distrihiite the fun s collected in aid of
'the tiuffekerts by the explosion in NoveMber .
last, at the rolling mill' of 3lessrs. Rees,
Graff it Dull, submit the following report.
1 Since the 'public statement in January
last, the Catimiltteci haVe•elpended the foi
-1 lowing sums, viz.:
Weekly benefits to families and Individuals ..$2,650 00
in, purchase of clothing. medicine. ,&e....... 142 95
t.tre phyitieltuim fdr.prcifessional aerelma.-....., ISO 50
To amount paid lu releme of widows home
steads 700 00
To funeral expenses :13 40
Incidental expenses, (stationery items) - 655
~Arnannt exnended elpeo January IX - $3.738 40
Amouut expended prior to January Mth..• 4,235 41
To . tnl . liinount expended to date.—. 7—
Respectfully submitted,
. E. T. Cools',
Chairman of Committee.
_To Messrs. Wm. R. Brown, John P. Fears
*- and Samuel Rea, Andit,ors =appointed by
His Honor Mayor Blackmore.
Pirmapnon, bfay 1868. ..
We, .the undersigned, appointed as above
stated. have made a thorongh examination
0,1119 _receipts, YoUCheri. and IPmas of the
above account of E. T. Cook, Chidrman of
the Distributing Committee, and take
pleasure in stating that we have found it
correct in every particular. , Tbq disburse
ments have been regularly and judialously
made, and the. Committee,it 'seems to us 4
have, been governed by a spirit of liberal
ity toward all the sufferers, while they dis.
played entire fidelity to the'trust imposed
upon them by a generons public.
.
Entire sum contributed to tbe above fond-418,010 8.
Amount expended to this date -117,8. a 81
Amount In hands of Chairman 14 11 7,857 82.
'..',Aiktiiiiiibandi at Interest la, bank
. $8,08880::t
" ' ~-..:: Jouri,.P.',Amil PiniPlAtee.
0./['L"ANAt : ~,-: ;,'`.Y'''.: - ''..•
ME
Abandonment. t
BoWlait A presegtLisOlifhle , J In the
'county; Jail t ,,:iihor& she was •seo, - bY the
lidia:y4r Oft O. thirke ':of ctliniAerliCEindact; '
0.4.0 5 # 3 .E,4 1, 9/:' •
.fiestle 4 *arl M
ers, yin 44 don Ohlitp.or bAtithataind,
Joshua Bowlaa , with. ; desertion
_and 'aban
donment. She. alleges that,' sho was law:
Tally wed to Joshua, and for two'yeara past
has resided with him in a floating cabin on
thealleghefry *harf, •but• recently Jtishus
Isold'out the boat, which washeronly habl.
tatlon and home, agitalito-Alp wteLotil p hey ;
wearing apparel and 'Vox:lse - had' ,
lexyingl kic T 494 1 41 1 esEir homeless, sand
tiferidlesS: A Warrant was Is4fledibr the
arrest of Joshua. s
kiiiiraing - Min Vound.--.A..E. Cha - idhey,
formerly agent ter the c Grover and Bakee
Sewing, Machines, who left,this 'city very
suddebt/ - 'sdnie nufddliii ,,- ablre, on account=
of heavy torgeries, ac., an account pf which;
was published in.the.G.tarris, has at ;last
been, Xoppd,,, and is in custody. -'Chief
Green received a dispatch from a New• York
detectiveglieW Grleans,l i nhat he
liaii irreste4rebidohe ... _ _ 'n3ter.,.
dayr ATtakri,day) 'a • . ••-, rt• - . -"-, ph i be
f r e t
brought to - thiti eity fo : • - •-• ,,,,- .4.;`",? --,
~. .--,- ''' "' 7 v- a., - -, 7N
--'' 'A' WY AbUsea . sa trF l E 4*. r.. - .4 . fi n .-
Auation before Alder . . - ' 4 ', .. .. • J,- ' - ta .
dayveharging- John- , • ,-,_ a - • i , tilt
_pnti battery. '-She :a11... , •,.
-, VX - ' - ' •
,whO•is a man twenty ' 6 .`, .• , ,Icare o f
age t beat and abused 'hers, of
twelve years. T parties rajole,irtiluthh
alley, Eighth we'll bo
. Vinekeewas arrested
and P. 44 Alnillor-41sVPIDemice at:Court',
.
r
't e al Exude Transfers.
The foilowinir'deeds were filed of record
before 11. Snively, EN., Recorder, June
4tH, 1868::
Simon fornin to John Watson, Mav V., 1868; ' 4
acres,
2
roods and 38 5-10 perches of !arid in Liberty:lp..
(city, ) $ll, it 0 •
Francis Bohm to D. 0. C. Barr. irregular lot In Pitt
• 'township, (city,) . A.ngust 9, 1567 4700'
D. 0.. C. Barr to James McGinnis; June 4, 1663; the
same lot above 'described L • ' 4700
C. Gerber to P. Kolbecker., June 4, 1868: /0t on Bea
ver street, Manchester. 40 feet !rote the corner of '
Bayard Street. VD by 120 feet 3625
Mathias Voegtly. to Adam Kurtz, April 5, 1865; lot
. on Centro street, Third ward, Allegheny, 22; by 80
feet, with buildings
Robert M. Dickey to W. it. Cartwright, May 18.1868;
lot On Jackson street, Allegheny, 30: by.-I0 Icel.
John .F. Duff •to Nathan Pate. May VI. IS e• lot on'
' Grosvenor street. Birmingham, 21 by 60 feet. ;lists
- 1 foot In width off an adjoining. lot, WWI bulldina
Henry Groiefend' to Goof' Iformeiater, Jane 3.1 WA;
lot on: dune itreet. , Basttßirmingham, 20.by1,20Yeet
-with two *ton , frame building • 'r 4o3
Jobw grazier to Wolf Parucker;' 1868; tin
Franklin township, containing 171 i acre5...':;.1750
Nlebelaa Derr to _Barbara goitre, April E., /Sear Lot in
Malin township, containing 40perehes ' ' 6100
'Nacre Zeinei tof.blaSalltia Keller, ~A pril 8;4805; the
above lotihirk•
Michael Sharp to S. G. and J. G. Itanialey; May 1.,•
1868: tract of .ground,in East. Deer township, 'core
taining 10 acres , . r• • • •-• .44,500
. . •
• 3tovramges
. • .
' right mortgages were tiled of reeoitt on the same
Masblifted 1111antles.
, .
. .
The ,
marbleized mantles and table tops
,
manufactured at W. •W. .Wallaco's steam
marble 'cutting establishment, No. 335
"Liberty street, are coining into very gener-,
al nse,ag.their supetior qualities are Just
becoming rightly understood and appreci
ated. They are mhoh • handsomer more
durable . and decidedly , cheaper than'the
genuipe marble which they are made to
represent.,.-At the rooms•of the establish
ment allotted for the display of these match
less beauties. will be found magnificent
specimens inclose. imitation of the most
precious marbles of the old and new world.
Mr. Wallace ifithe'onlrmanufacturer, west
of the inountains of this line of 'goods, and
he can sell thirty, per cent cheaper than'the
agents of inferior eastern 'manufactories.
Everybody is invited to call and examine
the rich specimens on exhibition at Mr.
'Wallace's rooms. • •
PersonaL—Captain .Tohn' 'Travis, ' ; the
world-renowned pistol Marksman, has
arrived in town tbrs stay a- a few weeks.
He designs giving a free exhibition in pis; •
tol target practice.if a room suitable for his
purpose can be : procured.- Ho also gives
instructiuns in the principles of shooting
and directionefor theaelection of weapons.
Captain. Travis , has been celebrated through
out the southwest for many years for his
wonderful exploits in pistol , shootiug, and
before the war the proticiency of uany of
the Southern chivalry in the use tof the pis
tol was due to his Instruction. ,
He is at present stopping at the 'St
Chailes.
Diamond Front, 63 Fifth street
Merchants and Manufacturers Business
Directory of the West.—The agents for
this book have completed the canvass ,for
this city. In addition to this work' is a
commercial register Vali a limited amount
of pages for first class houses. Those who
are desirous of advertising their notices
throughout the great west will meet with
liberal inducements. from the 'agents, who
will call on them to-day. This book will be
at the low pri4e of 85 per copy, Subscribers
names inserted in capital letters.
• Held Tor Court.—William and Thomas
Brooks, two lads residing near the - Paint,
were arrested yesterday, on a•charge of as
sault and battery, on oath of Philip Graff,,
and 'taken before Alderman McMasters. It
is allegeged by Graff that the accused at-
tacked his son; vho is 'attending school at
Duff's College, and beat him so that he was
not able to be oat for a week.: • They vitere
held to bail for their a .pearatice at Court.
Larceny.—Eliza Davi=, formerly residing
at 452 Penn street, this *ty, but at present
in Allegheny...Bo.lll9 m jabs since lost six
silver arks,, ihree - s ..ons,, and 'various
other articles' of 'vain:- amoiui€ing to e57,'
which she says were at. len frember house,
and from - inlbrmatiOn - reael . ted she made
oath before Mayor B ckmore yesterday,
charging John Dennist.n with the larceny
of the articles. A war :nt was issued for
his arrest. - •
Diammul Fiont. O.l c F fthatreet.
The Universalist Co . ventiom—The Uni
versalist Convention, • hieli met in the
Universalist Church, rant street, Wednes
day, convened again yesterday morning,
but. tlausacted. nothing of a bwdness char
(
Weter. The interests the denomination,
and hoW they could 6 best promoted,
were discussed at consi erable length, after
which the Convention, adjourned sine die.
67,943 81
-
Aasault and Battei7.,Charles Sehawr
made information before the Mayor, yes
terday,- eharglpg 'William - 11'114'41th as.
with. Sand , battery.i. Thi34arties_are em
ployed on the “Apple Farm, below Mint
chestet,'Where, it - •they got ibto a
quarrel, which terminated in a fight.
Schawr was,knocked down and beaten se
' verelY. kltlg Was arrested and held for a
hearing.,
Larceny.—John Scanlon made informa
tion yesterday, before Alderman Taylor,
charging Michael Maloy with larceny. Ile
alleges that he was robbed of six dollars
in cash, and that he had good reason to be
lieve that cloy. got,the money. A-war
rant was Issued for - his 'arrest.
Diamond Front, 63 Fiftlititreei.' .
Pleasant 'Valley Paiseriger
The cobtratt fat oanstriacting the Pleasant -
Valley Passenger Railway was awarded on
Aloud ay, and, t3tlpulate_‘„wo leaxn, that_ thtt
work shall be completed within six weeks
from that date. Laborers were at work
yesterday z preparing the Ettrpet 4 for ,the
rabk.' • -
On ThirsdaYlast, Mr. Levi Bush of Penn
township, got his foot badly cut. He was
chopping- !timber in his clearing, when a
limb caught the axe turning it so as to strike
his font airtimally, severing the bones of
two of the toes, and passing entirely
przi vgh the foot. •
Mrs. .Jane Kinney, of Virgitlia. Warren
county, Penna., recantlV -became a grand-
Mother at the early age of thikty-one years,
I t
she havin been a mother at 'sixteen. The
1 4 1 ,10 1 ker• 3a,wpll. , folloviteo the maternal
,oJ4tßipl.a. ydoWitkie:eatita at Moen -,..
.
Land Near Illontewormi,-rVire ' direct the
attention of env of our. readers who , may
want a trice small farm 'ef 2734 acres near
ITometviz*d.`.Sto advertisement under head
of 44 For ii)ele." .t - -
'a; 1-t
'The Second, Ward Grant 01 have leased
ibr the campaign the.elegant suite of par=
lore in budding No. eV Smithfied, street,.
'and Will betel), them at once re,Littpirmti
furnished for club purposes,
r „
TheCarri' brie Iron ComPao- hil`44-Pur
ivinVled lAchnenninlitnn EarlisPeo sn - . - Sisk
county,ltagetbever the lends belong
lute I Tetoribpt'htls ll ß c't /744090-'
•Diamond Feont, 63_+Yttb Btire9t:
fintotir of the Peace.'—inlin -Retch, made
i n formations botbre the _Mayor yesterday
against Adam Reif r' for surety Of the
WRNS 'l l llll , lo.that
tten , .me es live in-tho , lanth.lafard.
Bel t 4erloo ' , *.Y. e ,ted;ti,4e/4 1 br a hea/`..
•‘%, ,
. . „
t.. Vlntsni. l olll4 pidtssiketikrlabld a straw-`
berry festival for pioneers of over half,
Pirttlitra tegidentsNittiblitiarlio r r
":. I ,o4o;formiticßutiooiatti46.:,
• E
• •'-I , 69 . Marlait street.
. _ ...: 1 , .! : , !..i. -;
:is i*,.;7.'1.,C1-:.L.22
Ina:Nona Front, 63 Fifth-street.
•
Another Telrdammy oft, Skin,
I hsiVivbeen toitibled very i severe
pain in the stomach. I have tried nearly
everything I heard jef r but could not get
permanent teller, :hut since I began Dr.
Aborn's medicinel I feel nearly as well as
ever. 'I have not feltsoWell for years. I
have gained very much in flesh, at leaseten
pounds within. one Month. • -
JOHN MURRAY.
ShOenbergePsltolling
Pittsburgh, May 29,1868.
House and Lot in'itriwr' enceville 'auc
tion. The frame house ,of five rooms, on
west side of Allen street, four doors below
Butler street s will: be. sold r by A. Leggate,
auctioneer, this AFriday) afternoon at
three o'clock. '
T Dress , GOods...;iWill -open this day 'one
case Dress Got)ds,.at 25e per yard, really
worth 37%e to imk ort.
J; W. BARKER &
Delifnesiiimsd CaUirlrh
Dr. Altorri can cure D educes and Catarrh.
Thfoat 'Aflbctions air d Coriatunpbon. Office
134 Smithfield street.
IBM
• Coriets Corsets t-100 dozen Whalebone
Corsets, at 8.5 f cents: . • .
• 50dozen extra French , do. at fl.OO.
"Just opened at •
J. W. RittHER it CO.'s.
't • 59 Market street.
.
"Onward, ii a ltirtraward. •
. Into. tbe,ii ley-of Death.
• Rode Lien bla Hundred."'
' But larger, by hindredslmultiplied into
millions, than:tihe doomed: band who rode
to swift destruction, in. ;Tennyson's poem,
is the great cavalcade of unhappy men who
are rushing untimely graves, followed by
:the gaunt spectre. D,yspensia. This is. alt
Wrong, and should cease. Plantation Bit
ters, the great Stomach Pain Killer. mires.
DysPepsia, - Heartbinn, Headache, Vertigo,
Dullness, • and alb symptoms of 'kindred'
character, as if by, magie. For languor:.
.Lassitude, Great IWeakness and Meat/tit
.Depression, they have-a_ most wonderful'
effect.
MAurrotae. WATER.--A delightful-toilet
article--supettui• Cologne,- and at half the
Price- • • • •
G;en. Jaines S. 11004 is receiving letters
of oongritnlation ,fronr all parts of the
State, on his nomination. Everywhererthe
.gallaiatGeneral is;held in high estimation..
La:ce ShaWls---.1%15w opened and l'or Eale,
very- chosp, by,. .1
• 3.. W., BAnnEn it Co.
b 9 !dirket atiee.t.
860,000 to Loan on bond and mortgage,
in amounts of 'one , thousand and upwards.
Apply- to or, address Croft tt. Phillips 139
Fourth street. -
A. Washington' , dispatch,says: - Gen-
Adams, in his testimony
yesterday before
the Managers, dehied everything said by -
Thurlow Weed relative to Mr. Adams' park
in the alleged bargaining for voteSof
tors. . - !I
GUTIIRIE-HUSSETH ;74:0n Tuesday. Juneild, by.
Preston,' Mr: ALEX..M. GIITHRIEenct
Miss MART' L. lIIIOEY,' daughter of C. G..Hus
sey, Esq.
IRVLIS--CASTEROH.-At the residence. ,tor the
bride's parents, on•tuesday evening, June md, by
Rev. J. Ti. *organ, Mr.JAMES IRVIN 'and CAL
LIE y., daughier.of,L. 0. -Cameron, 'Esq.
mA6rEE:—On Wednesilixv, June 3d 1868, Mrs.. i
i
"RACHEL BfAGEE, $n the itOth year o her age:. 1
The funeralwin t4e jpiaco from her la e residence, 0
N0..47 Pine street4dts MORNING,' at 7O o'clock. 4
The friends of thelantily Oe respectinliar invited to. '1
-r.-:
attend.
LANZ.-on ;Thursday, June 4th, /BABY ,PilL- t 4
EEEMINE, nee BENZ, w ife
. of George Lanz, aged
25 years.and &months. -. '.' ~ -. . ,-;
The funeral will pike plane On SCNDAIr.A.3IIrit-
NOON at 3 o'clock,.from the residence of her , moth-
er, No. 525 Penn stPeet. The friends of the family-
are cordially Inuit edr to attend. ' - .ri
• • ,• . UNDERTAKERS..
AvILEIL AVICEN, UAIDERTAKER,
No. 166 FOURTH STREET Pittsburgh, Pa.
'( MS of all him* CRAPES; GLOVES, and ev
ery description pf oeral,SugnishlEig" Goods fur
rdshed. Rooms open day and night. Hearse and v
Carriages farnlithedi!:'L ' ' 4
REFEnErinnu—But. David Eerr D. 1) Rest I.f.
,W
Miller, ESQ. „"• •
l c
HARLEfiI Sii PEEBLES t UNDER•
TAKERS AND•TAVERV STABLER ) corner of ,',
8 NDUSKY MOAT ANTr CHURCH AVENUE, fi
Allegheny City, where their , CQFFIN ROOMS are-
constantly supplied With real and- Imitation i Rose- n
wood, Mahogany.and.WaluuC Coning, at price,' va
-tying from Irk to rlOO. Bodies prepared for inter- ',,,1
menu:. Hearses anaterriageii furnished; :also, all?
gindlef Mourning GoodS; it required. Office open.
at all hours, day andnlght.. I ' ' . ' - r
I:tollEitt T 1 110IiiVEY,_ . _UNDER-5 .
TAKER ARULEEBAL3IER, - .NO. 45 OHIO r,
}MET, - Allegheny, and. INo. .80 . DIAMOND:
SQUARE, (by JohneNt 113041 \ Bros., i keeps- always tei
on hands - the best Metal, Rcbewood, Walnut and ,1
imitation Rosewood' Collins. '_Walnot Conlin. irome b
$215 upvrards. Rosewood Conlin *AO upwards, all \S
other Coffins 1 ' - proportion, Carriages and Hcrses '1
ftirnlshedat low rates. . e Crape, Gloves, Plat et e. and r - 1
Engraving Paniahed gratis . ' Qtßee open day, and ei
WE ARE NOW
CASit PMICH
UnERAL Piritr
For tlem to buy tlytblim we
Me of ' '
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