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BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
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• • —Alexander: H. Stephens; and 'Herschel
V. Johnson, of Georgia, are urged to be
present at the National , Democratic Con
vention. 1
—Nearly two millions in specie went to
Europe from the United States last week,
Makings total shipment since , Junnary .. of
forty-leis rttilltons." ' • '
—Ai:Lunt:not/In man on Stimbky entered
Pather-Qtkinths residence, Now Mirk, sat
down ligainit a, - doori and - blew out ,his
b_ rains with
, ,
Einatein and CollectoiGunasey,
at Philadelphia, have-seized Lyons' distil
ler.V.'.with 3,000 barreiaof whisky, and also
Weaver's rectifying house. . : :
—DispatchasiromNevada annoucce con
siderable „fagot' snow in, that State. At
Austin the - roofs of sVieral ' beasts weae
brtoken by , the weight of snow.
Edward M'Pherson has been hon
ored , with the appointment of American
editor, for the. present year, bf the Alma
stack de Gotha—a noted European publica
tion of high literary and scientific reputa
tion. Not a mean compliment.
—The new iron steamship Faults, which
left Philadelphia for Havana on the 6th
inst., has not beew:heard from since her
departure,
and fears are entertained for her
safety.,A dispatch froln HAVanatlaStlaieht,
announces the departure of the Fani;a from
that port. _
- —The Treasury Office is now paying off in
gold the principal of the United States Loan
of 1848-Bs, with an abatement of the inter
est hence to the Ist of July, when the-loan falls due; and it would be' about $700,000 of
the $8,000,000 was paid off en Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Tha ; '_'Little Western," a Safe life boat
built at Chicago . , on a new model for the
purposeof cro.ssing the Atlantic ocean,
went out on a , trial trip - on Sunday after
noon and capsized, drowning Captain Gar
rett mid Harry Crisholm, a reporter of the
Chicago Time& '• • '
—A man .In Philadelphia drew a large
account money from abink on Saturday
and placed itnnder the- seat' of his buggy.
While he was unhitching his horse an
adroit thief extracted a package containing
five, thousand dollars " in greenbacks and
.escaped with it. .
—W. Hanna, a prominent citizen of Cam
den; BL.J., having been convicted of forge
ry, has been sentenced to ten years at hard
labor. .There were eighty-three indict
ments • against him, and the forgeries of
-drafts, notes, checks,' etc., amounted to
-about onehundred thousand dollars.
:-'rhe House Military Cmimittee will
soon' report a bill providing for the pay
'ment' of officers and soldiers and 'sailors
*ho„ - by reason of wounds, sickness, cap
ture, or other sufficient causes, failed - to get
mustered at date of promotion, or at which
service began in a higher rank, and from
- Which they actually did duty.
—The Government has abandoned its
-charge of treason against John H. Surratt,
-on the ground that under the Constitution
it requires two witnesses of the overtact, or
a confession of the accused in open court, to
Make a case. Surratt has. however, been
indicted under the act of July 17, 1862, for
giving aid and comfcirt to the enemy.
—Of Grant's order touching the Jews in
the Department of the Tennessee, a corres
pondent of the New York /bat, who was in
Tennessee at the time, says Grant was ut-,
terly. ignorant of it when it was issued, be
ing abbent from headquarters. The officer
who issued the order was reprimanded,
and the order itself was revoked as soft as
General Grant returned to his quarters.
--During a recent storm in Charleston, 8.
.0., which blew down the mammoth tent of
Ames' Circus, one of the spotted leopards,
which' had been left in the same cage with
a tiger, vas killed by the latter and half
-eaten before the occurrence was discover
-ed. It had been usual to separate , the ani
"mals for the night immediately after the
avening's performance, but from some
oversight this was neglected.
—A Port-Au-Prince correspondent, under
data of June Bth, - states the Revolutionists
•oompletely encircle the city, but do not ap
pear disposed to make a general attack.
Sobutve's forts continued the bombardment
-of them and he seems more than ever de
termined to resist to the last.. United States
Consul Honutter, Commanner Eastman of
the gunboat Penobscott, and a numerous
araite,made a visit of courtesy to Solnave.
—Mr. A.S. Welch, the new United States
Senator elect from - Florida, waa originally
from Michigan.. He,was a Professor in the
University of that State, and subsequently
-served in our army during the war. His
opponents • for the - office were •T.' W. Os
borne, of Gen. Howard's staff;' Mr. Hart, a
Unionist of Florida, and Gov. Marvin, who
was President - JelmeoWs Provisional Gov
ernor. Mr. Osborne was elected, the addi
-tional Senator Saturday. '
—The Mississippi. river is' depositing a
sandbar in front of the northern. part of
St. Lonis, which threatens to make that
city inaccessible for considerable vessels,
the channel tending more and more toward
the Illinois side of; the, flier.' 'The meas
ures hitherto adopted to arrest the mischief
have made it,worse, and 'the Water 'Com
missioners, with the approval'Uf the May
-or recommend that a conipetont engineer
bc;i3mployed to devise a remedy.
—George W. Belding, of the banking
. firm of Belding Keith, London; England,
einfunitted suicide in the Ludlow street
jail, New York, on Sunday. He was con
fined on a civil meas. •• His firm, which
did a large American business, falfed some
time sinceilind he telegraphed a Boston
creditor that he would come. to.this ooun
try for the purpose of effecting a.eompr . b.
miss. Immediately on his arrival the Bos
ton creditor caused his arrest. L.;
—The Tariff bill reported by the Cominit
tee of Ways and).l.eans will. scarcely be
come slaw; but theincrease of the duty on
•copperore, urged by a powerful influence
Erma thapalcegiaperior region, may ba in
creased by a separate bill. thei Michigan
members re reesaeent that, fi fty
,millions of
capital itrt br the mining region is
lug idle, and that thousands of miners have
been fed bv.,charity:flmingibepast winter
o*lhStolbe - low rate Of - Tay - cirt -foieign
—The specialcommitte_e of the House,
Whibli has Isiedeltaiitki-Mth
the allegations of improper influences used
by theldisiourl Representatives upon Sen
ator.Lleodeponyln thtmajosaahmant ease,
will repo:ft-that* those- itliegstithor , *Con
founded, The , committee claim that the
- evidenize *dos Mr.Hendersetionly made
up his mind e st the linit,inomenkto„vote for
acquittal;iinittudthe consideration prom
ised for his vote was the eontuelAlf-Fecieraf
patronage in Missouri.
—The Masoole peremonies at..Philadel
ttOrnerieve, ontheo torioftiie lay
ing of the corner-stone of the new Hall
about to be erected by. ithefraternity, are
expected to be Very - Imposing.- Hon. Rich
ard Faux, Grand Master, will deliver the
.clrationt Irk edclition..tita *se number IV
,maskinstfisku.thiiklikiitd, dodgea'aind
tattoos frbin all the neighboring Common
wealths will be
. present. The odes will 1/0
sung hy e ttftfiliandenitidri Heydefi Society,
accompanied by an orchestra numbering
4net.hoodred musicians.
—The Chriontele' a special says
the best authority for saying that tiii - p
ident is not on agreeable terms with Sect&
tan , McCulloch . , and that be desires partic
ularly tiiifjeAVlW.7:llliicause of
the difficilty Is Mr. McCulloch sradiedlisin.
lar lar gett "ltt k4 s : P lif n rCull frie tie l l'r re v m e o al vai"igu i r Oler t t ,
the pressure to attain this end has been re
doubled, and, there.can be pp doubt that
McCulloch *ill 03 haie - 'leave in a short
time. Mr. Groesbeck, of Cincinnati,
' will
beappointed Secretary of the Treasury; if
he abate C ir gift .40biltPLArduerviu
be trerseco choice of the President.
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BT.AIBBYILLE•
The River— Te .- - Franroag--The -Female
, •
Blairsville is a tewn of about two thous
and inhabitants, Situated at the junction of
• a • ju nction
the North • Western' and Indiana branch
Railroads. the "United States !Shad
•
teer," the only book in which we have -been
able to find the name of the pliusein•print,
it is diseribed as lying on the north bank
_
of the Cenemaugh river. Lie it dioea yet,
and on , the same side did'a quarter: of a
.
century since,. for; reader, .the old town
has had second stroke Orparci*ds mid
. .„.,
is now altogether linable to turn over., But.
to speak the rivertattielloW remains to
show where onceilloned uthat•leantifal
stream. Once. the = boatman ' s so n g rang
merrily npon its boiom, and the crowded
wharf spoke of a thrift, unknown to the
present generation: — Now, the lonely king
fisher flits along'its:hanicit'aud never finds
a math
• The dam waters, tired of halt a century's
imp*nrrienti. have burst their barriers
and"hastened, away to take their iplice in
the ocean billow. In Blairsville we have , a
Marked exception to the great law of na
ture that "death,precedes life." Ira took
Rome -three Inandred years to diet it took
Bleircisille but ten. /atlas ton decay has
been at, ork for a declade of years, and
now gloats triumphantly over a finished
task. You look in vain for a throb of, the
pulse, some symptom of returning 'energy.
In the outskirts of. Blairaville starida the
Female Seminary., nestled among the, tree,
in the northern part of the place. , nits ; A s t i_
talon has been during the past year. nude.
the care of the Rev.:: Jewett Parks, whose
success and ability as a,teaeher, and charac
ter as a gentleman haVe been nnehallenged.
The commencement exercises of the grad
ualtltg class have juitlaken place. '
Thursday andTriday last veryh inter
esting examinations' f all the 'classes were
held in the Seminary building.. In these
the young, ladies did their teachers and
'themselves , great credit. ' Sabbath
morning - sermon before the Sethinary
students, naideliveredln the Primbytert
'an 'Church 'Of the . place. The' crowded
'house was nVidence ol_the interest taken in
the exercises by the citizens of 'the town.
But, to do justice to the andienee,, the' ad
mission wee free. The speaker on the oc-
casien was the Rev, Crane, of this city, who
handied'his theme in amost masterly man
ner. The sermon gave evidence of great
care in its preparation, and marked ability
in the author. He selected for his text the
first clause of the - 45th verse of the first
chapter of Luke, "Blessed is she that be
lieveth." We regret that the crowded con
dition of your columns will not allow us to
give a fall report of the sermon. We
can only present a very brief synopsis. The
speaker began: "You all love this first
chapter of. Luke. -Especially, may, the
mothers in larael and their aaughters claim
a large interest in , it. Of all this sacred
trauma this is emphatically woman's chap
ter, In Elizabeth a sougme detect the ca
dence of Old Testament melodic% and in
Mary's we can trace the music of -the song
that celebrates the coming of the glad day
of the. Lord. We have thus reached_ the
topic of this morning's discourse: 'The
especial province of woman's faith.' -The
speaker then ~developed his theme by
speaking of the objects of woman's faith,
the highest object Christ Jeans. -LHe com
pared woman's lot in Christian lands with
what it was beforeour Saviour's time, and
what it is now in;Pagan and Heathen coun
tries.: 'Woman asks for bread, Paganism
gives her a stone . ; Heathenism gives her a
scorpion." " The speaker closed with a beau
tiful I)eroration. His final sentence was,
"In the name of the Church of Christ, in
the name of your alma mater and her gen
eration of daughters, I pronounce upon
you the blessings of Almighty God, world
without end. Amen." On Monday even
ing an address was delivered before the
young ladies of the school by the t Rev. B.
M. Keer of Ebensourg. large audience
was in attendance, and seemed to highly
appreciate the words of the gifted speaker.
Last evening a musical soiree was given in
the Seminary building to a select audience.
This morning the diplomas will be con
ferred on the members of the graduating
class, who will go out to take their places
as wives and mothers at • the helm of so
ciety.
Real Eftte Transfers.
The following deeds were filed of record
before H. StUre...y, Esq., 'Recorder, June
20th, 1868. •
Win. Leslie to Thomas IfcConbry. 3farch•l9, 1838;
tractor laud In West Deer township, containing
148 acres and 2 perches 83,600
M. B. Brown to 'Patrick Golden. Mny 23, Igkl; lot
N 0.49 in Brown's - plan. North hfausgeld, On Vine
street, 40 by 1201 bet .800
James 8. Craft to Wm." Richards, January 4, 190iz
two lots on the V'. Railroa d, C. Raroad, Oakland, 42 by
115, feet • SIU
Thos.,A. Mellon to James R. Mellon. June 10..1868:
lot on Nrgley avenue, Collins townshtp,, 196 by 390
feet. with buildings 60161
Michael Jenagen to. Conrad• Spaded, March 2, 1838:
tOlot No
h e i . 8, O and 10 In Berger's Dian. Wilkins
wnsp . . ......
Thomas Mellon to finsannah 'Pln . kerton, April a,
1368; lot No. SS In Mellon:* plan, Collins township,
on Enterprise street, 20 by =I
john Holmes. Trustee, to'B. C. onw t
ygr, Jute in,
1868: Jots Nos. 10,'11 and , l2llrpLtsi of eltßllieott,
Temperancarille; also ottadtolning tract of land..
1170.0D3
-Charles lilo'ritton to Lemuel Goldsteld, January` 17.
• 1965; lot on Carson street,: East -Birmingham [shy:
120 feet. . • . 'lol=
Lvonael GofirsVeiti l inio — sinalichtson, Zanoaty_ 17. ,
18111; the aboVe'dbstriteidlor.....4..... ' . . . . or,tlXl
G. A. Barker to John Penney, Jane ' 17, ...
.. coat
land in Elizabeth tostriolup, containing 1 acre....
Henry McNeal to Jain and William 'TtibMks, April
tailitmet °C laud , in Hampton;: township, „can
t:aping 255ere5..—.... —41758
Sanibel Price to Chrbthin Steffen; ,SepteMber 17,
3887;1ot on Trankliu strest,'Mxtb ward, Alleght.
n 1 41 hi' 129;feet :. ... ..• .$l,lOO
- Fre arshall to Peter Cresghask November ia,lret
lot Noblestown, 'N feet front on'fitate'rosci..44oo
Dr. James Robinson taJames Deinable; Wont" , 18,
Mk; lot No. 2l In Robinson and Forsythe's ;plan,
Lawrenceville, odEiritit street. 'Eby 100 feet..lsbo
James Demaine to Patrick Dunn, June 1.1868: the
above described SI,COU
Anna Sama o to-Ellen:Corson, .lono 33,13568; on
Wharton greet. ,Most ilinsinghash, CO, t
Nelson BarthOlinnew to Jule 11111, Juge mt. matl ,s
„In EAst,•Deerj.owustilp, on • the Pennsylvania cane
containing is' sere.,_wimbuildlogs
Pat. 11:111 - angais cath aline Etagener, /one 13.
10t .011 - firOtruarßio,roid. , Smith. Pittsburgh, •20 • y
1.17 feet
John Conels to il. 11. Nesbit., Jan. 1, Hititi lotto. 8
In lt. W. Stevens" plOrrOtt South Avenue, 76 071 , -
di
•fe with ' • -"
John IL Netinedy,ip, Radcliff, - .May ,
•• less: lot at the cbrnef of Alfred and Gremstreet ,
Wilkins tuwashlo, 238 testi
..‘intbrieing I. s
Noytqfil !steins:Prot 0
IsaacMetier to James Fief, April 1, ISMi•tract • f
lire in Payette elan ,30 pftheit " • o
dameelloyleitu IWh yles.tAiall I. ISM; inte t
in above described lot.• . ...
Hugh Boyles to Hugh IMS; the ak •
lot
Hugh Ray to*. MeChillaa, ik ill 0. „ISM; she ttio
ti1..5.,. 5
, • 31882 6 , M 6 i pd• • -•• • • ~; , 4
•,
Salae d&Y.ienihaflgalles wean Pled ' •
MIS • follOWltiff &legs meld fll.od or . Teetrtf
befOre H. tilniveig"Ek., Re 01`;
_
224.1888: i ,„:, ff , foir• • :r ,, ;• 2
round lu orirtni
D °Fcl i g!! r r•4 t e n , tui „
. .W. pawn u4str7.M. ifititinaiel;;;:fohebill
f r rit7 ifre fe l V4?:tittirg n id " g 4
win- Janet:untold, EfemrcApril4. aired; one-fou h
part of , Jt- lot In ; Zr3befl,teirrettn, colneulin
• 'one sere s4aten pe tiled. with b
ibbrrzenser tirtantrenthrEbberf, Joie Fe,. ma;
• Ivelilkiab , SeVushiPe•NO. , au , in Mani.
..4Tuittlki;A;;;xll - tn.s: JtitiPl4: l lflo 2 l
Robinson township. containing font esita '
an adjoining lot contain/As twenty-one perches
-ctiutv-••; 5 •••....
I.l%. l .4 t OOdiwit ttslollll dtbVtg..ArgY 2 4. Nttp
in thu Sixth *AM; 1. tabot , gl4 fro/Maki: 4, On -
TE"so "t i re,° 6 4. : 4 e .i k bi-9('101 4• 14..-b 64"7 4 . "' 1..;714‘1 : '..5417, '
-.lo MEtlitincern,WilitliA n taifilng one &Wig,
half acres and 'levet* and a- air Perel"•• 4
Coiner troth to-gretioriabaischor, Matt „• ;
-
I,ll4titgref4 gro r tieretl, P lfbillt TIP
Juno 2taaglitot ttueturnig or gatimile q
vietkatroote4Amegke u g.l4
Margaret. cilmwto wet - c....rf•••• - r um
lu,ollllit's pup, Irillhe u tp Alt 9 8 1
rl, ' 'P
C l a Y e il it grtalre}ii.fi'ailo t pleo4%onait, om.l.
lotere9 ratlwrnee eeka,ou t ip4mwo
agree tp-allegb ; Iru 6rftiet` •
Joseph leekenste n D0ar551115, A ugus
mtlot on
. Firl?"! At r ef 4 l , l l6o4 bP.Ar, 10 05klun
Anienarla tinsuati rytedurtaiti , IPZ;;;;Iia; :Wart
Mgt 16 4,00 Joilicliti Meta. East i ßtrattaghatn. b
II feet ' $l,
...,tefahen Sabots to tgatuTa Ilerdwick, f lnnuttni, 28
ambito% one Elibittines A Ilteenrialli, warren
31ORTGAGEIL ;
Same dai elneteaa m g l ei irate nlao otliceciia)
,fylv!
MEM
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY JUNE 24,
, t - ArkittotiAittotrgaZ(l2
-4 -
.
That .after ; repeated trials of *thee ,remedleat,Bo-.
burs atonieoh Bitters, Blood Ponder end Blood
rills are the beet xftedielneeeitant is care thedle
rises for whiola they are 'recommended.
_Bald by -all Druggists gyeryirberro.
PIKES.
•
There le no medicinein '. ure;so enlcaeoue as Dr.
Dolma' e.lthxo pialfler nu!' Blciod Pills for„the
,peril *tent cure of Or, Bleeding :nisi: they
.strike at' the root of dletese; 'thereby . ternoving' the
'cat tle hold by all .Druggzsts Everfwhere..-
• • •. •
. - VitriPlatArrez: • ••
There is, pettsis, no one thing Vett has donee
tench to pinnioie the tense. Of tetoperanee as that
getttte ettniuYettng tonic, ItehgcVslitotinict titters;
they' stretigtheicand" Invigorate 'wlthent•giroduettig
the tit effects of aleoholle stlaintants,. • I 1 :
Sold by all .Druggists Everywhere.
Are Pills that hare's direct' and powerfal action on
the liter, and relieve any iiiietivitY or Congested
State of that all IntpOrtant 'orgsah • upon which de
-beads thewhole process of 'digestion. Trio Import
inee. then, of procuring a Pill that shall have such
direet, 'action withernt. the 111. effects of =emery, `is
nianifeit to every wait' Pills are ItobaclOs
Blood they are 'Warranted perelr vegetable,
and etufWith' certainty be relied newt; and •areisife
at all tiiies • • • ' "
Sold ly all Druggists Everywhere.
~• • :
ESIMIGESTION
_
Is but another iimelor Dyspeyials, and the parent
of many Ma. Itoback le Stomach Bitters taken In
wlue-atass-fall dolma, directly after' each meal, will
surely-effect a Permatien cure. D 43 not' take. our
word for If, but try them. • ' • ‘• - •
' • Bola ty all Druggists Everywhere. % _
NIGHT MARE
Is one of the many &stales of whiell Dyspepsia
the. parent. To effect a cure persons should avoid
hearty food at , night. and take pine• glasa-full Of
Boback's Stomata Bitters on retiring to bed. •
sold brall Dime: fists Evarvhere,
ILIEITOVATE.
During the Spring months it, is one of the regular
household duties to renovate, and, in th, multipli
city of other duties one's own self is, in d great
measure, overlooked; thousands of valuable rives
might he prolonged, and many doubtless saved from
premature graves by - thoroughly renovating
_the
system with Dr. Roback`a Blood Pills, Stomach
Bitters and Blood Purifier.
Sold by all Druggists Everytvhere.
MELANCHOLY
Is one of the Many disorders of the nervous ermtem,
arising frcrm s low state of the constitutional health
or severe prostration after long continued sickness,
kind requires invigorating remedies •like Roback.s
stomach 'Bitters to restore the nerves td their natu-
Bold by all Druggists Everywhere.
Wiltl Ss" TECEM ?
The agentt; tor the sale of EOBACS•S BLOOD
PILLS, STOMACH BITTERS and BLOOD PURI
FIER are all Dragglets everywhere.
U. S. PROPRIETARY MEDICINE CO.,
PROPRIETORS, '
CINCINNATI, 0. .
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9ivrREAT DISTRIBUTION BY THE
METROPOLITAN GIFT COMPANY. Cash
G yto the =omit 01150,000. Every ticket
draws a prize.
Cash Glita ' ' Z"
5,000
al $lO.OOO
10 '.
XO " " 1,000
40 ."
A"" " 500
- ' 100
...
.
300 ** . — 5O
450 - • • .• ...A5
30 Elegant Ros
"ewood Pianos. each 1300 to $5OO
as _ , __ Melodeons." . 75 to 150
150 Sewing Machines.. ..... ....each Se to 175
350 Musical Boxes • " 05 to ROO
300 Fine Gold Watches...
: .... . •• 45 to 300
750 Fine Sliver w atches . ..... '' . 80 to 50
Fine Oil Paintings, Pratned Engravings, Silver.
Ware. Photograph Albums, and a large as
. sortment of Fine Oold Jewelry, In
valued at. g 1,000,000, ,
A chalice to eraio ~ , rey of the oboes Prises by per
' chasing a Sealed Ticket for 35 emits. , Tickets de
scribing each Prize are sealed In Envelopes and_thor
mighty mixed. On receipt of Z eta. a healed Tteta
will be drawn without choice and delivered at one
office, or sent. by mail to any address. The prise
named upon it will be delivered to the ticket holder
on the payment °lone dollar. Prizes will be Imme
diately sent to any address, as requested, by express.
Ofeturn mail. . , 4, - . ,• -
„ A °emelt Smote what your Prize is be L refe you Pale
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ti. •, dna arkqn
s mos 5 , 'esehged fur another; of
. • 41111141 Vaitl4 , ROB AIMS. s ~ • . -, 1 •
~ ArOur patrons can depend on fai dealing.
.' Rityantatelte.—,We select the few'following manes
from the' Many 'who- have lately dravrn saleable
prises and kindly wim. 2.o2 as tsr !inhibit' theme , i 1
S.,T. Wilkins Buff . . Y.. 51.000; Miss Annie,
Monroe, ("biog . °. DI.. p o, valued - at IIW!: Robert
Jackson; Lau lowa, Gold Watch: . .5.... Philip
dioCarthy,,l.cakvll que;
le, liy.. Diamond %yowl Ring,
EMI R. A. Patterson, New 'Bedford. Mass. 'Sliver!
Tea lieu $171:; Mie. Etonia WOdworth,• Miliateletw,
Wht., Piano. Wit Rev. T. W. rat., 01 9 veund„ 0.,
yif e l a d ent o. gm , . t •. - .. . ~ t
•''' S i catiO u rn hikal 'O i rr afta n s .T B -ITI IPAIWIP ', .--Tb k":" eyiks '
limn* the largest baslness,___• the arse is -rellables, and
deueolrvol their lincuella- •t l - We*4 -,P',01 11 1114 Me.. a,
1,.
`"We bays elaniined thelrsYsteire, andlnow them'.
to bal fsir , eiealinginm ,, --Nset. York Nersidc Fib.
.
2.ll 9l,ast'week a Mend of ears drew' I VW =
which wits promptly rewired...4*Mo Woes; i
ifend for treular giving many mere references and
favorable °Goes from the. prem. LMmul . Induce
ments to A gents. I tlatisfaction, guaranteed . Every
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STREET.
Loan. S i lt Ves Eckel as{d•Connann. Council+
; Of th 4 Mt :V.' Ilighenz Thai‘Jackson street be
-anti , the - same a hereby widened to' SRI - feet the
ground to be taken off the north' 'idea Aram as.
fare Lane y° Shields alley, Seco d ward and that
JAMRS - GEAHAH,',..W. S.,' EV 8 sod JOHN ;R.
EVANS, freeholders, be and , t y are hereby ap
pointed viewers to viewand ass t the damages and
heneStv la accordance ,with the p_rovisiona of the
Act of Astembly, ap p roved Ern • ist, A. 1).188T,
and Ot 144 Clerks of fJoulteita n t it? them Of their
.e f
appointment. . • . ,
Ordained ma . enacted into ala this Ore l= day
of June, A. I). VAS. .. in •,.,
. " "• .' '' t '-' JAMES st dinrig
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; • . President of the Select- CoOncil.,
J. S. SLAGLE, l'
IPresident ef the Common' Council.
EDT]
l.liAcrannos, Clerk of Select '
DILWORTII 4: Clerk or Compton Council. je22
IIOpESOLIITION to .wideß .
DER STREET.;'
ricAOLArto. Jig tha Reject and Comte= ..00tinettS
eke efts of Allegheny, That Melfad den streetOn
t e•Eighth ward; 'wand the " , s it hereby widen
ed to twenty• Ave trot,. frp aW.Cllernin
Railroad to Rank Lane, and. t at,ioAN_
PATRICK,- MATTE E MY VOED LX '
and SI
EULFORD: freeholders; - be lin they are hereby
appointed to mien' and assess th damages and ben
ents'in 'aCcordanee with 'the .p isiens of the Act
of Assembly. approved May let A,' D. 48111 and
Ythat the Clerks or,CounOicnot them of their ap
pointment. • • -
. Ordained and enact)/ into ala this.the lath. day
of dune: A.-D. /SOS.
'" • • • M S
• - Presi JA dent Select Council.
S. LADLE.
President of ommon Connell:
Attest,
D. MACPYRIT,OIf Clerk of Se],
D. DILWORTH. klerk of Coral
AN ORDINANCE amending an
Ordinance relating to Board Measurers.
. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the &tett
and Common Councils of the Ofty'arAttegheny, arid
te , hereby enacted .try the authority of the tame,
That Section 6, Chapter 11, Page 6X, of City COde,
is hereby amended to read as fellows :,They shall
measure all round and square timber sold or landed
in the. City of Allegheny, charging therefor the
owners of said timber the sum of fifty cents per
thousand cubic feet Measured.
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Sac. 2: That becticm of the same chapter and
page is hercb4 amended to read: They shall report
quarterly to .th e City Controller ail moneys received
by virtue of t niece, and they stall pay quarter
ly the Clty Treasurer roily :per cent. of hli reds TO
calved by them. , : • . -
Sac, 3. That Beath:ins indflOt Chapter 11, page
df City Code; be and the same Is hereby re
pealed. .: • - •
Ordained nod enacted , int, a law this the 16th day
of June, A. 1).'1888:• •
•• • JAMES' McBRIER.
. • , President of the Select Council.
. J. S. SLAGLE, ,
' President of Common
it. Mar iinuici,_Cletk or Select Council.
I.nLWORTU, Clerk of Common Council. . . je22
/1;N • ORDINANCE creating the
• Office of WiIARPMABTEII4 .for the Eastern
Lest on of the City. -
Sr.c. I Be itordatisid and by the Select and
Common Councils of the City of ytti/yheng, and it to
herds/ enacted by; Dis authority at the Same; That
for the .present,year, as soon• as.mky be convenient
after the passage of - This ordinance and thereafter
at theatinual meeting for the election of City Offi
cers. the Select and Common Councils shall . by their joint vote, elect , ono suitable person, a citizen
of said city, to serve . as Whartmasterlbr. one year.
or until his successor shall be duly elected and anal-
Lfied, for that portion of the Wharf extending from
Chestnut street, In the Fourth ward. to the bead of
Herrs ishind, in the Eighth ward, taking tu'all the
landings on mien side of said Iskind.
kilo. 2. Before entering upon, the duties of his of
flbe.. he shall give bond to the city, with sufficient
in the sum of one thous'and dollars, conditioned for
the faithful performance of his duties.
Sac. 3, His duties and powers shall be the same
over the portion of the wharf of which be shall
have charge as are devolved and conferred upon the
other Wharfmuters of the city, and he shall receive
of the wharfage collected by him; as compensation
foe his services. the same commission or per oentage
as is now allowed le the other Whartlnsaters of the
eft..
Shc. 4; That so much of any ordinance as may be
Inconsistent herewith be and they same la hereby
repealed.
Ordained and enacted intO blew this the 18th day
of June, A. D. MAW. •
JAMES MeBRIEB,
Pres"dent of Select Council.
J. 8. SLAOLE,
President of Common Counclid
.
D. 3.1. icvsnßOX, Clerk of Select Cthauctl,
D. DILWOHTII. Clerk of Common Council. j
A N ORDINANCE to - authorize
the Grading and Paving of Peach alley,
Mds street, Radler the grading of Buena Vista
street,
SRO. I. Bt - U ordained and enacted by. the Wert
and Common Councils of the City of Allegheny, and
tt is hereby enacted by the authority of the tame,
That the Committee on Streets be and theyare here
by authorized and directed to Invite and receive pro-
posala for the, Grading and Pavtu ft of PEACH
- ALLEY, from Virgin alley to Liberty meet:
SHIELDS STREET from .Allegheny avenue to
Walker street. and for the grading of BUENA
VISTA STREET, from Carroll street to Taylor
avenue, and to contract therefor with the lowest
and beitbldder or !Adders. at their discretion.
lige. 2. That for the purpose of defraying the cost
and-expenses of the srld improvements, there be
and is hereby levied a special tax. to be equally as
sessed upon the several - lots bounding and abutting
upon said alley and said streets reapettirely. In pro
portion to the feet front in them respectively coin
prlred, and bounding and abutting as albrisald.
Sac. ft. - Thatas soon as the cost and expenses of
wild Improvem ents shall be fully ascertained, It shall
be the duty of the btreet Commissioner' to assess
and apportion the same among the several lots
bounding and abittting upon said alley and said
Greets respectively. according to Abe rule above
Indicated, and thereupon proceed to make demand,
and collect the Mune, according to the provisions of
the act of the General Assembly. of the Common
wealth of.rennsylvanta, entitled ”An• Act dellnitur
the manner of collecting the expenses of grading
• and'partng of the streets and alte of the City of
Allegheny, and for other purposes . "passed the 9Dth
of March. 1552. • ,
Stu. 4. That such ra of any Ordinance as may con
flict with or be supplied by the foregoing, n be and the
same is hereby repealed. . •
Ordained and enacted into !alms this the 111th day
of June, A. L. I.NOW. '
• ; • JAMES
• Tresident of Select Column. ,
• J. 14. )3LAGLE.
• President of . Comnion Council.
Attest: • • . , , n
1). 31AcritnitOn.-Clerk of Select Connell.
'H. Du:wow/v. Clerk of COMM01:1 Council. je=
AN ORDINANCE. • -'
Bet i oie the annexition of Du
buesne Borough. contracts had been entoredlnto
by said Borough with
-Smith at Orr for grading and
viz: paring
*S M street:: at the folMwing rates,
cents per cubic yard for grating- $l.lll, per
=ported yard for sto'n6- paving, SU cents er
lineal foot for climbing, 9111 cents per yard for br ick
it? Wad int and paring Main; Pine Ind
and•Unlott. snap at • the ••
lent/wing
rates Iris; 45" tents per outdo yard for. trading,
raILALP per it Wet:lU yard for 'time graving; 80 teals
per lineal them for curbing, and .9V cents per vard
the paving brick sidewalks. , " Also. that contrite,
was entered law by said BoronahLwith xi.. pow
, ter as CO.lor grading and getvitorßank Lane; froth
•L'ulon 11107 to Mere a Islasul, girldg.,lst She folio* ,
ing sits 43 cents per cable yard for gragAtlir•
• nail %per' eatterleial - yArd apt aWne; yalting. 'AV
.cents for brick Daring per •all Per data Yard. : 11 PA "
CAMS per lineal foot dm. enridtige there fore.
,brc. it ordained •aad enacted try:the &lode
Viand Common tennetie qf Alleatieny, mud
Is hereby enacted by tAi ritstAorgy of tits aamc.
•
That the Cerainlttee an Stream behind they are here
by authorised to entak into new contracts w z ith the
aforesaid contraeiere for gouing .and. paring ,the
said s tweet lane set alley. their present °entracte
name.E and at the awe 'sates, with 11 deduction of
th i e tt er /C. Cg At ' l'e iner +be' d th t
a Or u e ygeeos
and expellees Of •the•esild mprOreittents, there be,
11n4 Is he r e b yistriedt , ll special tax 4 to he equally al
'seem:llama the sever* tots bemadt7 and abutting
upon *be said streets,: lane an el le felPertivelf.,
•la proportion toghe feet treatth iererneetive y
compstited, and hounding. , and abutting as aforesaid.
That Its seen as the caseload e t lensea of
• Wald idiproretnente tibial , -be fait isee fled; 'it'
:shall beide dirty of tbetitreet •Oontioleato rgo as.
ne:SPPOrtlOa the O&M *AMU 4613. /several lots
,lo bon died Me, abettini anon maid ettelts, hike
inn all recOrottrelyr. naeodrditnt tte th 4 ride above
. indicated. knd teerebilla, proceedto Wilco demend'
auctoolltet,tho,filme-acc94ool to Abe Pr4vAlloni
'the'otet or the blentrid'Aeiemoly of Abe VOnuarer.
wealth of Pen roman's,' entitled "At Act defining
.done manner, otifollectlng the Orientals Ofiltradina ,
Al shit Pert at the t f ittete.4o4, abor t „ fi th e 01 57 , - 7/.
eg e and 'lb other purpoe tasked the:
I thirtieth day of alareh,-48541.
BF.C. 4. That 40,ArAcAqtnny.ordinanee as may con-i,
filet with or be supplied by the lidefelng„, be Anti
i the, gamely iiernbygerdeled. ••oi
Ordaintd,ana enkctedlnttiss law this the p t tri der
or 71588dt ) •• 1 , , • •
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rteiftleht oTftiect ColinC111"
;i; • ' 'Pre dent'et Cummot.
-Attela! " Y . 1 ej ...; ; ; 0
kfarrennow, erk (It Bclea Connell.
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.WARD
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Til INSURANCE.
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Fire ...'huran9loB -- vumputy
Office, No. 42 FM St., .Soooni Floor,
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...oafs 'Morgan/tern,
Joseph Abel. •
Wm.. V. Lang,. ~ Adotpb. grebe,
Wm. Carr, , Ch. Siebert
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, Aer,Ken, " C. '.l.l3chalta;
StOmmerer, Martin HeYL
ROBERT C. SCHNER"m.Pref,t.
IRIROANSTERNfIiee'IPires't.
~ CHAS. 3131rit,AN, - "Traz#ret. , •." •••: ' • '' •
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Thelibdie , Company Is now tally organized, and
prepared to. take - FMB, EltSlCfl'.• :By careful atten
tion to, basineekt; _ Pregame and ; Air dealing, • this
'oOmpany wIU - endeat rto Merit a Elbertl ahare of
the patrollage of the eO hneuelty. je9:r4l.
t Council.
on Council
lotraicratailuxv.%
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'INSCRANCE`COMPANY.
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Offtee In Franklin SavingEr Bank Buildings,
No. da 01110 . 5 t...• Alleithen'VA`
• A. 11617, COMEPANT, managed by Directors Weil
known to the community, who trust, by AU dealing
SO merit a share or your patronage. . =
nirarttir iitiaria..- .. ~...Prodaiits.
GEO. 0? - 41Dp/40 .. Secretary.
DIRECTORS: •')•=:,- •, - "
Hertrtlrwini,,, ILL-Patterson; Henry Gerwig,
BO a:
ft: Riddlet, Jacob Frans, .., GottleihParts,, ,
Shrift Drum -• J. Smith, • • Jacob Bush; - -
W. M. Stewart, Ch. P. Whiston, Joseph' onus..
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Office, 'h: ALLZWIENT :TRUST VOXPABITI
SUILDING,,,, : i i ,. 1 : .- ,•,, -, . ~ ~ - .
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._____„___. ' . W. it , .'MATtnltt, Insldent..
JAB. B. S ON, Secretary.
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A. H. Ell 11
glish, -10,.P,'W1111 nit. ompson,
Jno. A. styles, - Jag, - os. yen,
Jas. L. Graham:, Rob:, Lea, ~ t C.C. Boyle,
Jim. Grown, Jr Geo. Gera., ~ • Jacob Bopp.,
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SEAN :11181:111ANCE COM
- PANTHF PITTSBURGH. •'
EXANDERHIMICK, President. ' "
WM. Y.' HERBERT, Secretary. • •
CAPT. GEORGIE NEELD,:Genersd Agent:
Ofnce, 951 :Water stre Spans a Co.'s War&
house; no stab's; Pittsbu rgh. •
Will Ir—mre against all nds of Plre and. Marine
Rblet: A home instlintlon, managed by Director,
who &reitell knOwn to the, commnnlty, and who are
determined by promptness and libdrallty to main.
taro the character which they have arisnmed; as of.
foxing the, best protection: . to , those who dealre to -he
Alexander Nimlek, Joon M. McCune,
B. Mltter, Jr -Chas . J. Clarke..
James McAuley; " William S. Evans„ -
Alexander-Speer, • Joseph EirkpairioX.
Andrew Aeklen, Philllpßegmer, .
David M. Long, Wm. 'Morrison,
pIEIiNSICLIFANIA
• INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTFSBURGH
ornat, mI.IIPTH STREET. RANK BLOOR.
Thie D'a Home CoMbani, and Insures against kosi
by Irlioexehudoely. • - • •
LEONARD WALTER, President. •
C. C. ROMP., Vice President. • -
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer. '
HUGH IdcELIIEN. Y. Secretary+. '
Leonard Waiter,
0. C. 13orle,
Hobert Patrick.
Jacob Painter..
Josiah King.
Jas. H.Hopidna,
Henry El • • nL:
INDEMNITY , ,
AGAINST LOSS BY TIRE.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE,• 444 a 431 omalluT ST., Nam& biz.
Charles Ir. Rancher, Fordevil H. LonIS,
'rotas& Wagner, avid S.-Brown,
Simnel g rant, - slum Les.
Jacob B. Smith, • • Edwa r d C. Dale,
FroM• W. Richards, . George Fales. .
CHARLES O. RANCHER, President.
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President. •
• .W. C. STEELE, Secretary.pro tern.
. J. OARDNER COFFIN, Amen%
North West corner Third and Wood Streets.
rnhin:wis
A LLEGNENT INSURANCE COM
.PANY OF PITT3BWITI. •
01710 E. No. 37MTV". EITIMET, -BAzor. 3Locm
Insoios waist. all kinds Cif 'Piro and *wine Eiaki
' JOHN
JOHN D. XcOORD. Vlco.Prosident. • .'
C. G. DONNELL, Bearotaq. • ,
CAPT. DEAN. General Agelt.
DIBSCTOES:
John Irwin. Jr., -.
John D Idet'ora %
0: G. lintiwy, •
Harvey Chtl
J..Hookinson,
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Admittance ' ' • • ' ' 1.19 Cents.
Donations sent to the Hall Wedneiday morning
will be thankt:u_liri jelibrao
LADIES'.
FAIR
FAIR AND STRAWBERRY :iISTIVAL I
FOR . THE 3)tIiEETT OF HE,
, , ROSS STREET M. E. C URCH.
A FAIR AND FESTIVAL will 'held- at
FAYETTE HALL,
Every. Eventng-,, During Afie . ,.pr el ie u t
Week.' aud on . Saturday Afternoon,
For The benefit, of tbe' ROSS BT3fRET H. E.
CHURCH:- Afineeet 'of Silver Ware and a Gold
headed Cane are to bevotedlors. . • .
Admiesion 23
. cents, including Creans .or
Strawberries.' ' • Jett .
. . . .
Iiar'GRAND IENIANCIF'ATION j
TABLEAIi - VIVA i T,.
WITH 'VOCAL AIH INSTRUMENT CONCERT,
By over 100 PERFORMERS, consisting of the Pu-
Via and Mends of S. A. 'NEALE, Principal of the
Colored Public Schools of. Allegheny; and .assisted
by a large detachment of_two.Companies of Soldlert.
at LAFAYETTE' HALL, corner of Wtood and
Fourth streets, Pittsburgh, on Tuesday and
Wednesday Ayenliags, Jame' .30th 'and.
July. Isl,lBoB. ,
Troilus-Reserved Seat, withbook. 80 cis. each;
-Tickets to other parts , of the hall; $5 cents each.
Children's Ticket. 20 cer to. - _ !_.
z _ _
• Doors will be opened at T.Si o'clock. The xbibt
tun will begin at lit% o'clock . .. 'A Pot ice Force *la
be present to preserve order if nrcessery.
• 8. A. NEALE,.Manager.
air The . farlotts lines of the Street Passenger Cars
will be running to Allegheny, Manchester, Birm
ingham and -Lawrenceville until ha peat. eleven
o'clock. • mt1:20:30.53
WHENEFIT OF THE POOR.
,
42 ' l l llVA. a g r a il lirCggr e ot e , i ) e gel3" . trait
A . GRAND CHARITY . I 6 ICHIC,
_ L H{
AT WPABLAIIDI GEOVE,.
ON 5A."1"171173A1C. - .749, 44th.
Ample arrangements have been matie , to secure
pleasant and enjoyable day feetll who, attend, India
at the same time they will conscious of contrib.
utlng to the relief of the wofthy poor I In our midst.
Tickets of admission, including Dinner, 50 cents
- can be procured .from the membersof the 8.43„t
or at George Qufglers Book Store, 'Grant st 4
and at the gate. • I I - •
arLJUNDEN...GROVE..._II •-•
•• LINDEN GROVE having been d ted up In the
most superb et le, with large and elegant Plat
form, beautifully shaded, large Dining Room and
two excellent bars, now ready toLrent to PIC
NICR; PARTIES,' SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRA.
TIONS, &a, on the most reasonableterms.
Parties bolding Picnics, Jtc... will filtd it to their
advantage to secure the Up:me. , • I .•
The Grove •is easily - accessible, beteg hilt a' few
steps from the OskiandHallway Station, whose can
run reiralarly every' fifteen minutes.
For terms, &c., spray at the
OFFICE OF THE OAKIIED RAILWAY C 0 , 1,.
OAKLAND EITATION.,
egr'IIIVERDALE II•
SUMMER- -RESO R T;
AT ~
Delightfully sitnited on the P. P. W. 4% C. B.
eleven miles trom the city, Ls now open tbs. the re.
";W gusts on of gsts. , .
Address, 3I 'H IMIYLLBSR
;Jeo3: p0x . 334. YittalmFgh•P.l).
BATCHELOR'S HAM. DYE.
nig aplendid i HatrDye la the best lln the. orld:
*the only true and perfect - Dye; harmless , reliable,
instantaneous; no dlssitholntnient;• o ridiculous
tints; remedies the 11l effects of bat is pres; Invigo
rates and leaves the Bair soft and, ;AIM. bloat
'or brotra. Sold by all Druggists end flerflimers; and.
properly applied at Batchelor.' Wig !Factory, No.
le Bond street, New , . . . ~ap2S;p2S
IarGUIDE:; TO __ll.LkititlAGE.--,
.. young Men's: Guide.to Datfol Marilisits
and Conjugal Felicity . The humane v ewa of benev
olent Physicians, on the Errors and Abases incident.
to Youth and Early Dant:mod, sent in sealed letter
onveloms,ifree of charge: Addresi HOWARD rAB
- Sox P.. Thiladeiphia, mylB:O6T
BANKRUPT.. : NO: OESe.,
.A. ,if THE:, TOISTRItt, , COURT'.` OF
THE 11N1TED`STATE$, for - thlWestrAn' pia
-- SUAiJ . AMUf F. OBIBWELI6 iv_ttlinkitupt under
the Act
terra ongress of Ilarelr lid. !Bet having ap
plied discharge from all his debts and ether
claims provable under said - Act.,--liti order.nt' the
• Court, notice is hersby_4lven to all persons who
have proved their debt's , _
_and other*: interested, to
appear orkthe 30th daYet - HAT IBM,' at 10 Welbek.
A. X,: before SAMUEL HARttlyttan.. Begisteris
.0211ce, No . 03-Diamond street. F ttaburgh. - Xiecr
ntiow . Cause ' -it ant they •have“ why , is - Disch arge
• ahOuld illorbelkitanted-to the said Bankrupt..,: And
torthe.r,_tiollee y.horeby given, that eßeeond and
aleetlngs'ot Creditors' - or theld Bankrupt.
leonine:by thoVittr and With see mser 'said Act.
will Inethatt before the *aid;Register , , at -this same
lace ~ „IL C. AWCA.NDLESS. .
•'" 3 ,
_,E sw ierk P ett.t . . SAHsitlet courfttir Naldpistrlct.:
' - ! - DISS:V4.4Ir>I7!:I - 1,0 ~.,:: r ,
TH STA" RALE wits
riII uNIT 'D z IST D . RI m eT; o 'COUR7 ' Or r _
•• , DHITHICT , OF_ ;. : F_Et.MTV4 ilin;the
g.
matter. of JOHN IL. :THORP at eA elm
...city. .
- Allegiletit Monty, ;Pai s ' 1 1 4' ;tiO: OZPila
-Ban,ornpsoriti. i , :, '!i - : •. o
elVestersiTtatiteintiPserrali/easita,t.9. , -" - , tic. r
z.--p- At PittaXnargN nut Jußfilltdi A. 0. 1868. .._
IO *nom at EAT coxesati: ._
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..
The undersir4 • hetebt ..10_71 stories o f -' our ~..
offent:as nee VI JUN 11.111011 F: of m
.,,,,,,y,„wwlaTingi.2`isf,V,,att State
titildgedn bankrupt open Ids tooth likin,'hy the
District Ocuartptaaiddistriett , f _ - :1 ,L' 3:- ' , 3 , - - 3 i
ilAldEff_yir... JitIEHAT, .asslgnee, ,
ienitti .. . . - AtterrietaAL!‘ lki.a ra n t.
=
TrifiIIUSTARY PAASEOPMENIN - '
L , V , ,..1 , Ve , •-• El :I , .. Ktti ~,-.
4 - :tioticel*twlttlrf give! tist ,TA35,68,#iD131 0 70.
by Idte4l bir4Bl,itutArt: iii itsWilont.;.4fa led. tae "911
3i#:44":ltfiVi,;:ooti *4(00 and i lh4llg f e i le i 4. 0' ' . 1
;I,lg*rpiCri all hiiitilittit. lit,4i4i-ikiiii4iiitor
bis creditors. All persons indebted , .ta said estate
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4 grted to tbeivart Of CovititoiVPidas - 4f vaiemiwrnr
AiwWilrfor a ICILUMI4III 9 / 1 ...42.100..11EVRAT10N;.0t•
...tylitt : Iclit 1.1.0: tti i J1, , -1 1 .,-..1i , 1)....4
it 4 TO..liy . ffittanu:- depaudigit.t.7oeuead
Society ot'Aileir,heArrlliyir.li )1.4:
tit %it thelW4l 4 ) win bit grstnixt.ott the sat NON
vitr a t k e A ,llL rf 4 ;At i l e t i ltn"t i ° l4,l,l"l.4.-
1: .- "t J: 7 :I; , ' .".:??` WI ittatOPIPETT;
f.:"1: ~ .. .-t 1 ft,. , ini-,-.:- L-' , !
"iate.WSiiiii;igotie '44°""ii ,TAld.tguiri:
rcolliltrAti - IPECKEti
, ledlieeds nui)tber :Id Solna' •otti
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SPECIAL' NOTICES.
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