YZF.7;,
II
LI
!CDs littglatrO Galritt.
'lire Biggest Eat Story on ReCord—A Far-
: 1- .. mer Stays Three. Hundred and. Eighty.
p Isla In His Own Cellar—A Strange Story.
(Prom the Dubuque Times.'
ij, We are.about to relate a strange story—
nne that might be doubted were it ',not sup
ported by the testimony of numerous wit
-I,:teases. The particulars were related to us
i
-F....by a friend in whom we have the utmost
..;Confidence, and we will proceed to lay them
;_'before the public withoitt further comment:
r Forsome time past Mr. Jacob Monteith,
;an enter prising farmer, residing about ten
;.
!miles ii nth of Galena, has been grievous
Qly torte nted with rats. These pests under
rnined is barns and granaries '
destroyed
?:his hen roosts, and finally took possession 1
I s ' ' of his cellar. To - such an extent did they
- carry their ravages that it was impossible to
keep anything in theprovision line about
„,li
the house. Nice sweet hams, stowed away
in the cellar, would be found next morn
ing up in the garret, barrels and boxes full
'...Cfholes, while cloth ng and other articles
f.of more or less value turned up non eat in
,
;menisci.' At first our friend tried. What virtui3
:there was in eats, and -procured ii. , whole
P.brigade, but the rats : went for the felines,
.* h
';:'and after a number of pitched attics clean
: 4`.01 the latter out, the cats retiring in disgust
• 'et° more congenial quarters. Next the ser
vices of some full-blooded terriers werepro
'l.cured, but for every rat 'tlmt.'was killed a
i'dozeii, took his place, until the terriers were
• even forced to give it up as a bad job, and
'finally:refused to eleitethei_r liiewenpon- an
',other rodent. Going to Galena, Mr. Mon
kleith procured about twenty traps which he
used foF,awhilitwith great success; but the
;.pests emit-became - shy , and refused to be
' i caught. About six o'clock last Thursday
- morning farmer into lug . Cellar to
ti see how much game he had 'bagged during
the night,- In one of the traps he found a
.-;-, rat gray with age who looked as though he
;, might - be the patriarch of the whole flock,
i. and he proceeded to dispatch him
~. at once. Armed with a short stick he ap
proached the trap, when the imprisoned rat
: set up Piercing squeal. ' Stooping doWn,
1.. ' Mr. Monteith was b o ut to give hisratship
ii: the eoiiiide r `ordee, when; - strange to relate,
tt,_ a whole swarm of rats, attracted by the
frantic squeals of their comrade, rushed out
it from their, holes. and':liiding ;places; and
=] comprehending the situation at, uce, charg
ed dowpln solid pdalanx upon their ene
y.
m. At first Mr. Monteith was amazed at
this ndVel :
s "ficcriliFriiiiiii":6; ad :c all banana'
.. 1 •
: the example of the strong man' of Gaza,
who alty,ed his thousands with thejew-bone
of an ass; lie CoPchided that even so he
would • serve the vartnerits who threatened
ti to eat him out of hOuse andhome. With a
i'l bound - be sprang.among.them, smote them
;11 to the right and left,lucked, staniped and
"...; trampled upon them, piled rats here, there
*.: and eurywhere, raged, foamed and exulted
over his foes, but still the rata came on.
V They climbed upon his legs and back ; bit
~,,, his arms, hands, neck and face, until tired
of the sport, and finding that he was severe
. i! ly bitten, Mr. Monkifik beat a retreat up the
-11 stairway, leaving the rats in 'possession of
c• the field.• A ft er he had rested a short time,
„„'," and reinforced himself with his wife and two
''.! older boys, each armed with a'stout cudgel,
--"- he descended into the cellar again. deter
.)
1:# - mined "to fight it out in that line, if it took
~, all summer." - But the rats had-evidently
17. got the worst of it, for when the party rea b
-4 eg the scene of the conflict not a living one
; was to. be seen none but the dead and
il dying. The latter were soon despatched,
'4 when an inventory was taken of the hodies
tof the slain:
,i They were found to number three hun
-1 dyed and eighty-six by actual count. Their
l', removal was a task of no little difficulty,
1 but this was finally accomplished. - Not a
4 living rat has been seen on the premises
l'',' since, and Mr. M nteith now congratulates
:;: himself on being rid of the annoying pests.
4 ..1 As before stated, the above particulars were
.I 4 received from a reliable source, and we have
~A I merely related it as related to us.' If any
• tl, one has a bigger rat story we would like to
1:: hear it: •'' - • • . -
~
1 The Greeneyed Monster—Terrible Result
of Jealousy—Suicide of a Young Married
. i.l Lady, _ , „_ I.: ~ , ,
[Won; mit at. teals Times, July 1.)
, ,
.9 One-of the most distressing events that
' . 6 has occurred for some time, even in this me
l'.;:, tropolis ,of crime,. transpired yesterday
' '
young and
t morning. Ws. — Mary Lawler, a
-t
iz attnictive married. lady, committed suicide
1 by drowning herself, under the following
F. circumstance's :- ' ' ' • "
For some time past Mr. and Mrs. Lawler
I
". have been visited by a.cousin of Mrs. Law
ler, a young lady; yet unmarried. It 'has
-1 `been the custom of Mr. Lawler, after tea,
lito escort the young lady to her home. The
.
1. cousin's visits became more and more fie
,
.g quent, and still, as usual, Mr. Lawler played
the gallant when the hour for departure ar
rived. The last visit was made on Monday
.
' evening. The husband escorted his cousin
el 1 custo m .
at
u t r ns As
d e w
s h h e oom l u e le ft
d,
but he would find the key on the window
sill. Soon alter the couple le ft , Mrs. Lawler
to buy laudanum, nest arsenic—both of
t which were refused her. When the bus.
1 i
• probablyi t h en - l a h w ou home, o e
, m ot e ti o , u
h a s
wife
ii w fne a was
toldh his e o
himhe rt
went to the nearest drug store and first tried
4
4 , band returned home he found the door wide
it open, a circumstance which he thought
IS , quite singular, in 'view of what his, wife had
i.! previously said to htm. • She acted strange:
4 1 , ly, and approaching , her he toldler there
was no.ground for - her.' her' suspicion,and that
SI
he had, simply interide r d to' be polite to her ,
A cousin. She seemed-satisfied;and they re
-11 tired.. , ,
In the morning Lawler awoke)and'found
his wife absent from his side,.the door open
ed and the clock stopped. He searched in
side the,bousto and otth . but :found hen not;
He continued looking until daybreak, When
r
a neighbo coming tor water discovered her
in the chitern, drowned. , There was a ftlece
of paper on her person bearing. the Words, '
"Do nothing to my husband; he-is sleeping;
lam tired of life. The handwriting was
compared with other. -notes she had written:
and was found to be her own.' '
An inedest was held and a verdict of sui
cide was rendered.
The - Maiden name of the deceased was
Mary laChnildt. She 'was married about haf
a year:age: - Her husband is .a blacksmith,
employed in the stables of the Tower Grove
Car Company.
Deaconesses lu Plymouth Church.
• The AireZution
of this w eek, has an arti
cle on this subject We quote :
Being introduced to. a succession -of the
deacons of . Plymouth. Church,' * *
these good deacons went so far as to pro
pose tlu t the next, church election . some:,
deaconesses should be duly installed in PlY
month' Charch. When Mr. Beecher , came
on board from his•enuntry seat-in Peekskill
this proposition was 'mnde to him and we
are happy l to iniforrsk,our readers that it re
ceived' nia must aiiProval, _',hereupon
several ladies of that church declared them
selvei ready to 'tieteOt the office: " Bo it in
quite grpipille that
.j4s 41 . 11 A the World
ceases •to - rwori&er she „women: of Para:,
guay itt tBrttletarraY4 history; thy lway of , a
new sensation, will chronicle some (=gran
pillars in Plymouth Church.
-
REM
• , .
--tot 4 ".. •
4-13 - 1,1- -- --6, -18M
eurawrmr.--.IICOND-A
RIVER NEWS.
I=l
The situation of affairs remain un
changed. Navigatton being suspened for
the present until we have a rise, which,
frOm present appearances, is -not very re
mote.
The Maggie Hays, en route from Si.
Louis to Pittsburgh, passed Evansville.
The Delaware, which boat left here on
Thursday for Cincinnati, was at Wheel
ing.
The low-pressure Richmond, en route
from Louisville to New Orleans, was hard
aground at Walker's Bar on Thursday,
with but little prospect, of getting off until
there is arise. The towboat Panther and
barges had taken off her freight without
lighting her off.
The. Lo'rena is on the Eureka Dock at
Cincinnati undergoing repairs.
—We clip the following river items from
the Cincinnati Commercial, of Friday:
Owing to low water '
freights have ad
vanced to all points. Shipments were
made for New. Orleans, yesterday at Eke for
bacon, and.sl,3s per bbl for pork
Captain J. W. Anawalt arrived from Pitts
burgh yesterday. He expected to meet the
Wild Duck here from St. lonia. He re
ports the 'Leonidas agraund at Beaver shoals
-.„....Capt. G. Dawson Moore, of. the Mc-
Cullough, and Capt. JABoliver Conway, of
the Silver Cloud, departed on last night's
train for. Pittsburgh.. '
A. late Memphis paper has the following:
The towboat Mohawk , passed up Sunday
evening with one barge and the hull of the
monitor Milwaukee, which was sunk in
MObile Bay some four years ago; by krebel
torpedo. The Milwankee was drawing - six
feet of water, with all'of her "top hamper"
taken off. The officers report some diffi
culty in getting up the river, on account of
the unwieldiness of the hull. They were
twelve 'days out from New Orleans, and it
will be' probable about seven.or eight days
before they arrive at St. Louis.
--On the up trip of the Sucker State,
Charles Slater, a deck hand; fell overboard
at the'i head of •liake - Pepin, and was
drowned. He was a temperate many and
his loss was much regretted by his com
panions on the boat. He leaves a wife and
three children in St. Louis. Capt. Hight
left two deck hands to find the body and
attend to its burial. •
—The Silver Cloud No. 2, Captain Andy
Robinson, left for St. Louis Thursday even
ing; drawing 4;4 feet. She has a barge
drawing 334 feet. Pilots, R..G. Shinkle
and Elbert 13. Williamson, '
—The- Ernnta No. 3 left Cincinnati for
Nety Orleans Thursday • evening, with a
barge In tow. She was drawing 4l feet,
and the • barge 834.: Pilots,. Jos. McCain
mort and . John Gray. . ,
is reported atlfemphis that Captain
Charles; Shultz, late of • the Indiana, pro
poses to purchase the General Lytle,- now
laid up at Jeffersonville,• but formerly in
the United States Mail Line, and place her
in the Louisville and New Orleans trade.
raft
—A. passed over the lowa City,
Which was sunk above the upper rapids,
and carried away the cabin, leaving the
hull at the bottom of the river.
-:-Da4id Gibson, Esq., sailed for Cali
fornia from New York, on Wednesday, to
look after his"interests in that quarter.j
—LMayor Thomas, at . St. Louis, has ap
pointed George Hazzard acting Harbor
Master until the special election be held to
fill that office.
—General U. S. Grant left Cincinnati for
Maysville on the Bostona on Thursday, on
a visit to his uncle.
STEAMBOATS
NORTHERN LINE a i i i gr a t
PACKET COMPANY.
(ESTABLISHED 1858.3
•
The Only Through Lille Running Be.
tween St. Louts and St. Paul.-
.Rhippers desiring. their freight tp gottikluith with
out re-shipping above St. Louts. will please consign
their freight—VlA NORTHERN LINE.
Through rates' given over Pittsburgh Boats, and
guaranteed by
PLACE. & COLLDTOWOOD, Agents.
And
ieS
:%1 f:}zs ORM 134 :i.J ,` di+
WATT, LANG & CO.,
INUOLZSALI DEALLI/41 IN
Eirtreries, .floar. Grain, IProdue e, Pro•
Visions, irisb; Cheese, Carbon Oil. dke.,
Nos. 172 and 174 WOOD STILICHT, near Liberty
street. Pittsburgh, Pa. n08:n155
•
Y. STZZI.II' J. A. STULL
It/(. STEELE & SON, .
CommUsion Merchants,.
AND. DIALYSE! IN •
FLOUR, GUAM, FEED; &o.
No. 95 OHIO STREE9 near Eut Common,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
JANIS B. isxmcoa .1015. HARP=
MEANOR & HARPER,
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE
II DA' it_yo ; ir.‘.;hl giz
329 LIBERTY STREET,. PITTSBURGH,
Consignments solicited
RaritrissOise—J. G. Martin, Cashier Mechanics ,
National' Bank; J. S. Dilworth & Co., E. T.' Ken
nedy & Bro. j131:124
JAS. ILICHAM•
PICITB KEIL
KEIL & RICHART,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DZALZR6
FLOelt, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, &e., &c.,
• ‘ $49 Liberty Ni., Pittsburgh,
my24:13.37
L. J. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer%
' No. 398 PENN STREET.
aplB:xio
witAsz • J. ILA/unit.
,iyiLItirRRANE & ANJER )
• r , •
• . COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Detlein In'FLOITIt,'GRAIN'd PRODUCE RER
REALLY, 141 WA.TER STRIA/IT, above
Omit/Olei. Pittsburgh. ' les
FETZER & A.RAISCRONG, ,
/DIABDING AND 00MID 9 ION KEEFEDIASTB;
Poi sale of Slone, Gialn, /Mean, Lard, Butter,
Seeds Rried.Prult, and Produce generally No. 16
Id ET STREET, corner of First, Pittsb urgh.
fe22:ne
JOHN . HOURS HOw. 'HOURS H.'abuss.
JroOHN L HOUSE & Suc.
eesiors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Wholesale
ceri i and CeroMlSSiOn MerChante. Corner of
BuillhOeld and Water Streets. Pittsburgh, Pa. •
uiii„RIDDLE, No. IS3 LIBERTY
• uTREET, Pittstourgh,Pa., Commission Mer
ant and •Wholesale Healer in Country Produce,
avocados
Conssbrgh Manufactures. Cash ad
vanced on gnmentis, Ind paid for Produce got
entity: au2l
ROST. ENOXANDREW KNIN
IIiNOX hi, SON,' VOMMISSIO?
• ERCHANTS and dealers YLOUR, GRAII
LIYEED and PRODUCE , GIONXRALLY, Nt
7? DIAMOND, oppetite City Hall; Allegheny City
pE. V.CRAWFORDiCOMMISSION
r A CHANT IN piu METAL BLOOMS
.. WROUGHT SCRAP IRON, FIRE' untex.
AND Y, dc:. Warehouse and Offlee. , Nea. 366
and 368 PENN STREET. Storage tuntlebeti. •
'
Consignments solicited. *ea
J A AY ITTLE, ' BAIRD. .-Lek, •-• PATTON,.
htd O
esate rucers, Commission Merchants; and
eaters in Produce, Flour, Bacou,, Cheese, Flab.
Carbon - and Lard OH, Iron, Naas, • WASS, Cotton
Yarns and all , Pittaburgh Manufactures generally,'
I.IM aniill.4 SECOND.dTHICET; '
IL" CANFIELD:4 SON_, • Colll2i
u ' Rnssios,& OR lIERCHANTe,
• aed . Wholesale Dealers la Westeen , R•serve Cheese t
Butter, Lard', Pork„, Baeon, flour Jilah.,Pot mad
Pearl ,41. shes, CNIs, Dried vnilt, and Piaduce
ygonerany,' NOC ! , 114 , tnit 144 Want street, Pitts
'4; • 1 , ; ti
Jcino .c'n'irintrroe
§
HIPTON & WA LL AC E i lir HOLE*
SALE B R U CEKS AND PRODODE DEALERS,
o. 6 ISTRZET, Patoburgb. 1s12:118
~.
_ ,'.‘ ,
ITTTEIBURGH.
AN°A ADEN NICE
AUTHORIZING THE
Grading, Paving sad Curbing of Small
mon Street, from Norris street to Nor
tonGtreetv
SECTION 1. he - it ordained and enacted by the City
of Pittsburgh, in Select and Common Councils as
sembled. and it is hereby enacted by authority gt tha
same, That the City Engineer be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to advertise for proposals
for the Grading, Pm-log-and Curbing of lamatlman
street, trom Morris street to Morton street, and to
let the same In the manner directed by an o rdinance
concerning streets, passed August 31st, 1657: also
an art concerning streets, approved. January 6th,
Sic. 2. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the 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 Into a law in Councils, this
Allth dayof June, A. D. 1868.
A.
ORDINANCE
AUTHORIZING THE
Construction of II Public Sewer on
Fourth Street/trontipherry Alley to
Wood Street.
SECTION I. Be it ordained and enacted by the City
of pattsburgh, &kat and Common Councils as
regaled, and ft is hereby nu:kilted and enacted by
the authority of the same. Tbat the City Engineer be
and he is hereby authorised to advertise for propo
sals for the construction of a Pu KM Sewer on Fourth
street, from Cherry alley to Wood eaten, and to let
the aunt. in accordance w.th ordinances of the city,
providing therefor, and to make the assessments on
propertybenelitted thereby, Mitt Ab
M. FAA'S and JAS. TEIMBLE are hereby ap•
pointed.
SRC. 11„, That , any ordinance or part of ordinance
conakting with the
and
of this ordinance at the
present time. be and the same is liereb) repealed so
ear as the same affect/ this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in CQUICiIII, this
Sli)th day of Jane, A.l). 1808.
d A hiEB MeAIILEY,
'President of uelect Council.
Attest: E. S. Monnow,
1 Clerk of Select Council. _
1 W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Council.
Attest: HUGH MCMASTER.,
UlcrkofCommon Council. y 4
AN ORDINANCE
•
Paring Market Street with Mieolsos
- Pavement.
Ste. I. Be U ordained (Mit enacted by the City of
,Pittiehurgle, in Select and rnnton Council: assent
bied,l and gilt hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, That the Cl.ty guylneer biz, and f o r the
hereby
authorized to advbritse for °repots's for the Paving
of Market street; from. Liberty. street to l'ourth
street, (with the exception of Diamond Moue./
with Nicol son pavement, and to let tne same In ac
cordance with ordinances of. the city. • • •
SIC.:' That *any* 'ordinance or pare of ordinance
condictlng the of this ordinance at the pm
ent time, be and the same is hereby repealed's° far
as the same affeets thin ordinance.
Ordained andenacie • Into alll In thla
29th day of June, A. - "- -"11 8'
JAMES MeAI7LEY,
President of Select Connell.
Attest: E. S. Monno P s7
Clerk of Select Connell.
. - W. A. TOMLINSON,
tt
noon
me ragd E rt of Common Counill.
Alt Cler k of Common Council. . 1,4
A' ,
OIiDINANCE
Cons meting n Sewer on Miltenberger'
Potreo*.
13 toff 2. Belt ordained and enacted by the City
of Pit sbnrgb, in Select and Common Councils as
iambi d, and It Is hereby ordained and enacted by
Mean herity oithe same, That the City Engineer
be and be is hereby authorised and directed to ad.
vends! for proposals for the construction of a hewer
on Mitenberger street, from St. Patrick's alley to
Locus str. et, and to tel the same In accordance
with o dinance of the city retinal's thereto, and to
assess he benefits of the same, ADAM WEAVER,
JOHN FLINN and LEWLS KIM are hereby ap
pointed.
nitc. i 2. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
condi ting with the passage of this ordinance at the
prese t t.me, be and the same la hereby repealed so
far as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted Into a taw in Coupelll, this
99th day of June, A. D. ISOM
_ JAMES McA !MEI',
,
. ,
President of Select Council.
Attest: E.S. Midtnow,
A N ; ORDINANCE
Opening Roberts Street. from Centre
A to Reed Street.
8. C. GRAY,
No. 94 Water Street
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ORDINANCES.
JAMES liicAULEY.
President of Selost Council.
Attest: E. S. Monnow,
Clerk of Select Council.
' W. A, TOMLINSON,
President of Common Councils.
Attest: HUGH MCMASTER. -
Clerk of Common Council. .iy4
Clerk 01 Selret Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Council.
Attest: HuOu Mektkimen,
Clerk of Common Council. jy4
Sac. 1. Be It ordained and enact*d by the CUT of
Pittsburgh. In Select and Common Councils usem
bled, and It Is hereby ordained and enacted by au
thority of the same That the City Engineer be and
he Is hereby authorized and directed to survey and
open Roberts street, from Centre avenue to Reed
street, In accordance wltn the ' •Citv District Plan."
and to award damages and assess benefits. JAMES•
CHAMBERS, MINAS TIN DLE and J. D. KELLEY
are hereby appointed In accordance with an Act of
Assembly , approved January 6th. 1864.
Bac. 2 'That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the vaine Iv hereby repealed so
far as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law In Councils, this
Stith day of June, A. D. ISOS.
JAMES MOAULEY.
President of Select• Council.
Attest: E. S. Monnowi
Clerk of Select Council.
• W. A. TOMLINSON,
Prouldent of Common Council,
Attest.: Hyatt IfeifAsTnn.
' Clerk of Common Council. pri
N ORDINANCE
A
SEC. I. Be it ordained and enacted by the City
of Pittsburgh, In Select and Common Councils as
sembled, and it is hereby enacted by the authority
of the same, That Coleman. Halm a Co. be and are
hereby authorized and permitted . to Mind an addi
tion to their Bolling Mill, upon' their property in
the Fifth ward, similar to buildings now, thereon
erected, not to exceed in size one hundred and fifty
feet square. The frame work to be of good substan
tial timbers, and the whole sheeted or covered with
Iron.
rEC. 2. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conillefing with the passage of thfs ordinance at the
present time, 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
Roth day of June, A. D. 180 g.
•
JA atES McAULEY,
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. hiounow,
Clerk of Select. Council.
W. A. 'IO.3fLINSON,
President of Common Council.
Attest: flesh 2401AnTs.it,
- 4.3erk of Common Council. Jy4
A.
ORDINANCE
A
To Provide for the Appointment of a
Clerk to the Committee on Streets.
Sic. 1. Be it ordained snd • enacted" by the City of
Fittebilrgh, In ?Select and Common Cdunclis assem
bled, and it is hereby enacted by the-authority of
the. same, That Immediately after the passage of
this ordinance, and annually thereafter, at the time
for appointing other City I 'Ulcers, there shall be
appointed in the manner hereinafter set.forth, a
suitable person to be known as Clerk to the Conte
Lattices cm Strects,, who shall have his. °glee In the
room of the City snglncer, whose duty It shall be to
attend titneetings of the lit. eut Committee, the
Road Committee and the survey Committee; to
„keep-the minutes of the. sald Committees; to file
and preserve all papers which may come to said.
Committees; 'and .under the. direction of. the City
hnittneer to Ste and - proteerve all papers, books,
• plans, &e.. belonging to the City,lingineer's brace,
and to. perform euen other dutf. a as may be. •pre
scribed try the Committees ou streets, .
Sac: 2. 'I he ' selary of said Clerk shall be deter- .
mined V the Finance Committee, eubject.to the atl. ,
proval of Count:Room:ld shalt be paid by warrants as
aalaries of Other city otficers are payable. •
,SY.C• S. The said Clerk shall oe elected by the Com
mittee on treets, subject to the Reprove' of Coun
cils , The person Brat elected after the passage of
this ordinance shall hold his office until the arm day
of February, 1869, and until Ills successor, shall be.
-duly qualdied, -and any person hereafter. elected
shell hold the (Alice for. the. term-of one year, and
until hie successor shall be duly qualified; Pro dded,
however That said• clerk may be sooner removed
from °Mee by,resoluttou adopted, by any tw o ci t h e
Cou.trtltt. cs above mentioned, and in case of remo
val the . ommittecs un streets shall, elect a:pereou
to serve the unexpired term. subject to the , approval
of• Councils as aforesaid.
dim.... Any ordiliatuie or parts of ordidanee in
consistent he- e with is hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted Luton law in CouncliS, Ole
Atlch day of June, A. 1). 1808. • :
•
JAMES MIILE. •
rres J
ldent of s e ele A ct Co Y uncil.
Attest: E. S. Monnow.
- Clerk of Select Council. •
- W. A. TOMLINSON:
President of Common Council.
Attest: Ham McMAsinn,
• :Clerk of Common Connell. 134
AN ORDINANCE
OEC: .1. Be It ordained and enacted by the City of
Pittsburgh, In Select and Common Councils assem
lbr,d; and It is hereby ordained and enacted try the
'authority of the same. That Frank Ardary be and
'be Is hereby authorized to, erect on the corner of
, Market Let and Liberty street - an ...icon clad"
building' of the sire of sixty feet (liOr lona by thirty
t3O) ree.t, wide and twenty.(slo) feet high.
C.`2. 'fhat RnJordinance or burl of ordinance
costalming with the,psanage of this ordinatwe at the
premalt time, be and the name is hereby repealed so
far aa the sane "Sect& ;his ordinanee. •
o ;6,4 w yg and enacted Into a law in councils, this
SettthaTinf Jane, D I 1808.
..; JAMES IIIteAtTLEY.
; • i•- • Pn 3 keht of Select Cotuiell.
A 00!. tfttitow,
I • ,Olenof Select Council, , • •
. • W. A. TIMDLIais-oN„
'President oteinnteint Maned.
Attest: HMEt 11cl:flares, -
Clerk of Common CoinieU. its
t f z ,L.F:~ i.., Ln.:.r_ % 4,..t:.. ^. ~:w. N~- '
Z
ORDINANCES
AN ORDINANCE - •
For the Locating and Opening of Liber.
ty Avenue, from Wilson Street to Cen
tre Avenue. -
SIC. 1. Belt ordained and enacted by the City of
Pittsburgh, in Select and Common Councils astern.'
bled, and it Is hereby ordained au enacted by the
authority of the same, That the ( ty Engineer be
and is hereby authorized and direct d to surrey and
open Liberty avenue to the full wid it of eighty (SO)
feet from Wilson street to Centre av nue, In accord
ance with the "plan" In the City E gineer's office,
approved thiq day.
Sec. 2 And to appraise damages aused thereby,
and assess the same on property b netitted, Jonas
K. McClintock, 31. D., George F nley anti John
Scott are hereby appointed in ace rdance with an
Act of Assembly, approved January 6th. 1668.
SEC. 3. That any ordinance, te p rt of ordina , ce
conflicting with the passage of thisordinance st the
Present time, be and the same is 1 ereby repealed so
far as,the same affects this ordln nee.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils, this
29th day of June, A. D. 1808. I
JAMES McAUVEY.
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. Monnow,
Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. TO3ILINSON.
Py_esideut of Common Council.
Attest: HUGH McliAsTien,
Clerk of Common Council: 3y4
. .
AN ORDINANCE .
. For Opening of Erin Street.
Sze. 1. Be it ordained and ena c te d by th e City of
Pittsburgh, in Select and Comm() Councils assem
bled, and it is 'hereby ordained a d eu acted bytbe
authority of the same, That the lty Engineer be
and is heretty_ directed to sntv e and open Erin
street, frem Webster street to B ee B edf ord avenue, the
full width pf fifty_ feet. as laid d wn in thw "City
District Plan." Minas Tindle, Ca t. John Atli in-
Son and James McOottin, be and are hereby are
pointed viewers to appraise (tonnes and assess
benefits in accordance with an act of Assembly ap
proved January oth, 1804.
BSc. e n That any ordinance:or part of ordinance
Conflicting with the pi:wage of this ordinance at the
present- time, be and the same is hereby repealed so
fir as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into alaw in Councils, this
89th day of Juno, A. D. 1808.
JAMES McAULEY,
Attest: E. 8. Monnow,
President of Select Council.
Clexit of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
_ President of Common Council.
Attest: Dhow MeI:IA.BTM -
Clerk of Common Connell..' ?c4
AN ORDINANCE - -
For Constructing a Board Walk on
Pennsylvania Avenue. Bethreen Oak
land Station and the Second Von-
Gate.
Sac. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the City of
Pittsburgh, in Select and Common Councils aastm
bled, and It is hereby ordained and enacted by the
authority of the same, That the City Engimer be
and is hereby authorised and directed to advertise
fur proposals for the 'construction of a Board Side
walk on Pennsylvania Avenue, between Oakland Sta
tion and the Second Toll Gate, and in connection
with the Committee on Roads to let the same.
SEr. S. The cost of constructing the same to b l e,
assessed to property fronting thereon, and to be col
lected as the assessments made by the city are col
lected.
-Sac. 3.. That any ordinance or part of-ordinance
eontlictl with the Tvassage of this ordinance at the
present time. be and the same Is h reby repealed so
tar as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted Into a law in Councils, this
Seth day of June:A.-D.1868. _
- ' JAMES McAtli.EY
President of Select Council
Attest: E. 8. MonnoW.
Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. TO3ILINSON,
President of Common Council
Attest: H CUE MOJA Et • ER,
Clerk of Common Council..
AN ORDINANCE
For Opening Aiken. Avenue.
Pic. I. Be it ordained and enacted by the City of
Pittsburgh, in Select and Common Couneite assem
bled. and it is hereby enacted by the authoritp of the
tame. That the City Engineer be and he. is hereby
authorized and. directed to survey and open Aikens
Lane. in Liberty township, of the width of flit, feet
from Centre Avenue to the Farmers and. Mechanics
Turnpike Road, and to assess dimwit and a.ard
benefits caused thereby, It. C. BEA rry. M. D..
JOHN U. MUftDO.K and (00. H. WRITE are ap
pointed Viewers in accordance with the Acts of As
sembly in such cases made and provided.
Sax. 2. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the 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 into a law iu Councils, this
20tn day ofJune, A. D. 1568.
JAMES McAULEY.
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. d. Monnow,
Clerk of Select Council
W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Council.
Attest: Henn Mai/AVM
Clerk of Common Council. .1) - 3
AN -ORDINANCE
AUTHORIZING 9HE
Grading, Paving and Carbine of Wide
Alley, front- Logan to Fulton Ste.
• sic. 1. Be ft ordained and enacted by the pity of
Pittsburgh, in Wee! and Common Councils assent
bled, and ft is hereby enacted by the authority of the
*ante; That the City Engineer be and he is hereby
authorized and directed to advertise for proposals
for the Grading, Paving and Curbing of.Wlde Alley,
from Logan street to Fulton street, and to let the
same in the manner directed by an ordinance con
cerning streets. passed August 31st, 11337; also.
an Art concerning streets, approved Jaduary Bth.,
1804.
SEC. 2. That any ordinance or part of °Miasmic
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the same le hereby repealed so
far as the same affeetsThis ordinance.
Ordained and enacted Into a law in Councils, this
iflOtia day of June, A. D. 1888.
JAMES McAULET,
President of Select Council.
Attest: E, 8. Mounow,
Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
Preitident of Conunon Council.
Attest: Dean MCMssyan,
Clerk of Common 'Council. iT3
AN ORDINANCE
.A.IITHORIZING TILE
•
Grading, Paving and Curbing of Liberty
**peti from Larson Street to the old
City Line.
Sic. 1. Be it ordained and mailed by the city of
Pittsburgh.. in heed and Common Councils assem
bled, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, That the City Engineer be and be is hereby
authorized ano •irecied to advertiee for kiroposals
for the Grading. Caving and Curbing of Lioerty
street, from Carson street to the old city line, and to
let the same In the manner directeo by au ord Wince
concerning streets, passed August 31st, 1857; also
an Act concerning streets, approved January 6th,
1864. •
Stec. 2. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the 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 Into a law In Councils, this
SOW day of June, A. b. Mts.
JAMES McAULEY,
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. Monnow,
Clerk of Select Council..
W. A. TOMI,INSON,
President of Common Council.
Attest: HUOTIMeMAireit.
Clerk of Cominon Council. Iva
AN ORDINANCE
'AUTHORIZING THE
Grading, Paving and Curbing of Erin
Street. from Bedford Avenue to Centre
Avenue.
SEettoic 1: Be it °retained and attat fed by the City
Of Pittsburgh : in Select and Common Coun•i
itts as
sembled, and Is hereby antic ed by the authority of
the
. same,
.That the City Engineer be and lie it here
by authorised and directed co advertise for . prono—
'
eats for the th•otlin Paring and curbing of Erin
street, from Bean. g,
avenue to Centre nvenno, and
to let the sam , in the• manner directed by an ordi
nance concerning streets. passed - August 31st,
1857; also, an Act concerning streets, apprnved
January btu, 1864.
Sac. '1 That any ordinance or. part 'of ordinance
Conflicting With'the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, beand the same is hereby repealed so
Yarsus the same MUMS this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted Into a law la Councils, this
29th day of June,' A: D. 1808.
_ ' JAMES McA.IILEY,
President of Select Council...
•
Attest* E. S. MORROW,.; - •
Clerk of Select Connell. •
.W. A. ToMLINSON,
President of Common Council.
•
'Attest: HtnatilllcAlAaratt, •
Clerk of Common Council.
AN :ORDINANCE
Lactating' Street at Haseltropd.
SEC. 1. Be tL ordained anti enacted by, the City of
Pittsburgh, in Select anti Common Councils assem
bled, and U is hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, That the Lase now. known as WatbOti lane,
near the Hazelwood Station, on the ittsburgh and
Cunnellsville Railroad, be and the came is- hereby
declared to be a street fifty (50) feet in • IEIII4 as
shown 4 plans thereof in tile City Engnieer's
MSc.
BEd.:. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the CHUM is hereby repealed so
lar as the Same affects this ordinance. •
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils, this.
20th day of June, A. 11, ltiOti.
JAMES hicAULEY, •
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. B. Monnow,
Clerrof Select 'Council:
• ' -W. A: TtHILINSON.
President of Common Council.
Attest: McMASTRO,
Clerk of Common Council. .
. .
VOTIVE TO IXINTRACTOOtiIi ,I • •
pro aIS WUI beWcetted until JULY 10114
tOr bia *l n gl t .,." - t • I -
# 1 ‘ 441 / 1 04074 -EirMatk ,„:
nay and sponliipatious ca be seuri on uppli
4iantuo • ,
slurs/As ankiems. Jr.
Irwin fitutiou, Jose In s Ma. jell
ORDINANCES
ALLEGHENY.
ORDINANCE TO PAY CERTAIN
CLAIM.
_
exc. 1. Be it. ordained and enacted by the Select
and Common Councils of the City of Allegheny, and
it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same.
That the Mayor of said city, upon the certificate of
the City Controller, is nereby authorised and em
powered to draw his warrant on the City Treasurer
for the sum of three thousand nine hundred and
fifty-one dollars sod seventy cents (00;51' 70, ) as
s. ssment on the city, on South and. East Common,
for construction of "Canal sewer." Also, the sum
of seven thousand nine hundred and six dollars and
seven cents, ($7.900 07.) being go per cent. of
the whole amount assessed upon the property holders
for construe ion of said sewer, assessed by the said
city, on confirmstiou of the Viewers' Report, to
gether with the interest that shall be found to be
levity due upon both the foregoing amounts; and
so much of the ',Contingent Fund" us will be ne
cessary to pay the said sums and interest Is hereby
appropriated for the said purposes. And the said
sum of seven thousand nine hundred and six dollars
and seven cents shall be reimbursed to the city from'
assessed benefits from sewers hereafter to he built
connecting with said canal sewer, and that the Con
troller be and be is instructed to charge said
amount to au account to be opened for that purpose.
and notify vb-wers on all sewers contemplated to
connect with the canal sewer; and dt shall be the
duty of viewers so notified to assess the amount so
required above and beyond tha sum actually neces
-vary to build sewer or sewers connecting with said
canal sewer. And the further sum of $0.7130 of the
Contingent Fund Is-hereby 'appropriated to pay N.
B, Hogg for that amount wrongly as-eased to and
paid byllimdor constructing said sewer, as is fully,
set forth in the Report of the Committee Streets
and Sewers, June 11th, MS.
Ordained ana enacted into a law this the 25th day
of June, A. D. 1.868.
JAMES McBRIER,
• - President of Select Connell.
J. S. SLAGLE.
President of Conunoi, Council.
..... . _ .
Attest:
D. ittAcrEnno3c, Clerk of Select Connell. - -
R. DILWORTH. Cleric of Common Connell. J3l
MISCELLANEOUS.
CITY OF ,iiLLEGFIENT A
• TREASIIIMIt'S OFFICE, June sth, 10813,3
ALLEGHENY TAXES.!
•
Notice is hereby given that the 'Assessors have
now laced in the Treasurer's Office the duplicates
froni - rhe several wards of
.
City, Poor, City MINH, School, School
Building and Public Park Taxes,
And of WATER RENTS for the year 11388, and
that said Taxes will now be received in_pnrintance of
the Acts of Assembly, of February 517th, 11300,
and of April 14191:, 11383, subject to the following
regulations and allowances: I
Five per cent. if paid on or before the
first day of July. -
Four per cent. If paid on or before the ,
first day of August.
Two per cent. If paid on or before the
first day of September. • -
If paid after the first day of September,
and on or before the first day of Octo
ber. no deduction will be made.
If paid after the first day of October,
and on or before the first day of No
vember. an addition of five per cent.
sheen be added to and payable on the
same.
AFTER THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER, War
rants will be issued to enforce the collection of all
taxes remaining unpaid, together with the perceMt
age accrued thereon, and the costs.
D. IILiCFERRON, City L Treasurer.
JeS:r3l
OFFICE OF WESTERN PENITENTIARY, t
• ALLEGHENY, JUIIC 29, 1868.
SEALED PROPOSALS
. - .
Will be received at this Mice for. the following
named
BUILDING BIATERVILS:
465.000 hard burnt /SHIM:
2.590 bushels fresh burnt LIME;
5150 barrels HYDRAULIC C•MENT;
9.000 bushels sharp clean SAND;
5,000 feet STONE VLAAIt•INO;
40V feet hammer dressed STORE, for range
work.
All the above to be of beat 'quality, and to be de
livered within the Prison walls, as required by the
Warden.
Further particulars may be had at this office.
No bids received after July 6th, MS.
G. A. SIIALLENBERGER,
Je3o:6=
TA—XES ! TAXES 1 !
The Tax Payers of the consolidated City of Pitts
burgh, are her by notified that the Tax Books are
nuw In the hands of the City Treasurer, ready for
collection. .
'faxes and Water Rents p_a id between the let of
JUNE and theist of A uUGST. ',lithe received at a
- - - - - •
DISCOUNT.
OF FIVE PER CENT.
And between ALP:UST Ist, and the 15th of SEP
TEhIB.ER, at a
DISCOUNT OF TWO PER CENT.
From the 18th of SEPTEMBER to the Let of OC
TOBER, all taxes will be payable as assessed. After
the Ist of OCTOBER, FIVE per cent. will be added;
and on the let of NoVEMBER, all unpaid Taxes
will be pot Into the hands of Collectors Wart THE
FURTHER ADDITION OF FIVE PER CENT.,
making a difference of FIFTEEN PER CENT,
between those paying In July and those paying in
November.
Sir The S rATE MERCANTILE LICENSES are
now due, and s be paid on or before the Let of
July, to save cost and expense of suit.
8. ALLINDER,
jel6:r6s City Treasurer.
1 4 10TICE.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
Act.tif incorporation, books for subscription to
the Capital stock of the Company to erect a Bridge
over the Ohio River. from near the mouth of Saw
Millßub, (Temperanceville, I to Allegheny, will be
opened es follows, • •
At office of R. R. & H. E. DAVIS, Allegheny,
July 6th and 7th.
•At HARE'S HOTEL, Pittsburgh, July Bth and
9th.
At &Bre of D. L. PATTERSON, Allegheny. date
Manchester,) July 10th. _
Awl at oifice of JOHN HALL & CO., Borough of
Temperanceville. July 11th.
The Books will be kept open from 10 o'clock A. If.
to 4 r—m.
_ By order of the Commissioners.
JeS:rdo HENDERSON E: DAVIS. Secretary
GRADEIG AND PAYING.
Proposals will be received by the Committee
on Monongahela Wharf until
mc:•*Ere - y, JULY 13th.
For the partial GRADING AND PAVING OF
SAID Wit ARV, frcrm nuutufield to Grant streets.
Bidders will state the price they wilt allow per
yard for the stone now in the wha rf.
.rf
Proposals may tic lett at No. 8 MARKET ST.
S. MORROW,
1y3:540 Chairman of Committee.
STREET CO3IIIIISRIONEn'B OFFICE, /
PITTSBURGLI. June RIO, 1868.
pLumsEits, ATTENTION.
oposals will be received at this officeuntll JULY
Ist, at 3 o'clock for the lowering and remov
ing of all Stop Cocks and Water Paves that project
above the level of the curb stone. The expense of
lowering and removal to be collected from the own
ers of the property. All proposals to be submitted
to the Street Committee.
, JOHN T. HUNTER, -
Street Commissioner, First District.
JOHN D. McFADEN,
3e27Street Commissioner. Second District.
-NOTICE.
Opeuing of . Gibbon Street.
Notice is hereby siren to those interested that the
Report of Viewers, as modified .by .the, court, has
bees placed in my blinds. The assessments will in
main In my office, No. 100 Flfth stretif,:Plitabufgh,
for payment, 'until the illth day 'of..July, when
those not paid will be [find in Court as liens.
J. P., SLAG-I.E.
June 26th, 1808.
COIVIROLLEIt'S OFFICE.
' CITY OF ALLEGHENY. July 3d,:1808.
SELLED.. PROPOSALS will be
re'ci Ived st thIS office until ‘VEDNitSDAY, Elk
int taut, at a o'cluck Y. x., fur
DRAWN 0 AND: PA VINO
The following streets and alleys, viz
Silt .I.IIS STREET, from Allegheny avenue to
Walk.,r street.
' PEACH ALLEY. from Virgin alley to Liberty et.
Also, for Wading R ENA,VISTA STREET. Dom
Carroll street to Taylor avenue. -
Pronto', epeellicationn mad ea finales can be Been
In the °Mee of the 36 v Engineer.
Blank forma far bidding can be had at my office.
MI
V. 8:- MARSHAL'S Or
- W. ty of Pennsylvs i olt a
• PrrTsnunnu, July 3. ---
JIVTAIMITAUS
O. RAWL'Et :vs. STEAMROAt
TRAIIRLLIFR, 3wtictonet,Terni,. applif•
lAdinirsity.• ••• -- • - •
.4 - 17sAstnenfiptemyfflosioxygwoLulmed:Out WU*.
rict Court or the - On te. W.e*teru Dib -
ItalAttee v t l irfOTsAlmor e b t : d ai i iiz i'
L. 11. 1060: a. 10 o'cluall u.. at Thu
.la:he Olt y, or Ir tr.abtr. shos,
STICAINBOKr , i s net,
Glit...lssellitnery, - tie, ji . pp?ret. lee % -
?Hog. A. ROwLEY, U. 8. Mirehoi,
halm Western District of Ps.
!",_'
•
3E2
On and after THURSDAY, March stb, 18E4.
trains win arrive at and depart from the Depot, COT
ner of Grant and Water streets, as fellows:
Depart. Aril
Man to and fromllniont`n. 700
A. M. 600 P.N.
McKeesport Accommodt`mll:oo A. M. 51:03 P. Ye
Ex. to and from Cniout`tr. .3:00 r. tr. 10:00 A. at.
West Newton Accommod'n 1 :30‘p. - ; - 11. 8:35 A. B.
Braddock's AccomtnodatM 6:15 eam. 7:50 P.
Night Ace. to BfeKeesport.lo:3o Pr, x, 0:40 A. 74
Ay
Sunday Church Train to and
from West Newton 1 :00 P.ll. 10:00 A. X
For tickets apply t 3
J. It. BING, Agent.
W. B. STOUT. Superintendent. mhs
LLEGHENY &gams
VALLEY RAILROAD.
• . LY DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OIL REGIONS,
elk-
Running through to . Vepango City without change
of ears—Connecting with trains East and West on
the Warre.. & Franklin Railroad, and Atlantic &
Great Western Railways. Shortest . and quickest,
route to Oil City and Franklin, and all points In the
Oil . Regions.
On andiatter April 26th, 1668, Passenger Tralnt
will leave from and arrive at the Pittsburgh Depot.
corner Canal and. Pike Sts. as follows: - •
Depart. Arrtet.
Hall to and rm.Ven. City. 7:00 A. If. 6:15 P. X.
Express lO4O
P.
m. 1225 A. .
Brady's Bend Accommod'n 3:00 m.10:20 A. M.
Soda Works Accom'n;....... 5:30 P. 3f. 7:55 A. if,
First Halton Accomod'n... 8:50 A. If. 11:40 A. at.
Second Hutton Accomod'n 12:00 2d. 3:55P. bf,.
• Sunday Chnrsh Tralxv leaves Soda Works itt 19:NI
A. w., arriving in Pittsburgh at 0:50 A.M.. Re.
turnipg, leaves:Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. 11, arriving at
Soda Works at 2:55 P. M.
H. BLAC TONE, upn.
W. F. HOPE, Ticket Agent. KB
' 5 - lic
a—
k! I T TS SURGII,
:1113 RAINILWAY.Winimm
CINCNA AND ST.
TI
CHANGE OF TIME,—On and after BIYNDAE s
Jane 511 st, 1867, trains will leave and arrive at the
union Depot, as follows, Pittsburgh time: •
Mail
Linear
Fast Line a
Fast Express
Mixed Way
McDoneklls Sec' n, No. 1..
Steubenville Accolnmod'n
'McDonald's Acc'n, No: Y.
OFitoiAL Noxicx.—Sunday Express leavei at 11:19
p. m. arriving In Cincinnati at 6:00 a. m._the next
morning.
The 9:40 a. m. Train leaves daily, :Sundays. ex.
oepted, and makes close connections st Newark nor
Zanesville and points on !Sandusky. Mansfield &
Newark R. R. .
S. F. SCULL, General Ticket Agent.
W. W. °AHD, Sapn., Steubenville. •
•
• gliggißiii
Iffi§Bll AGH FORT wr...YNE CHICAGO &
W. AND CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH IL R.
From June Itti, 1868, trains will leave Item
and arrive at the Union Depot, north side, city
time, as follows:
Leave. _ I
Chicago Ex.— 2:oa ami
Cleveland Ex.. 2:U3 a m
Erie Ygn MI 7:28 a m
Cl. & Wlf`glit'l 6:13 am!
Chicago Kan., • 6:58 a nil
Chicago Ex_.. ..
9:43 a m•
Cl. & WhE..x. 1:43p nal
Chicago Ex.... 1:58 p.m
Wh. &Erie Ex. 4:18 Pit
Depart from Allegheny.
Leetsdaleig AG. 858 a m
" 10:13 a m
- 11:58 a m
Rochester 51:23 p m
Wellsv'eAcc.. • 3:43pm
Leetsdale Ace. 4:13 pm
N. Brlgt'n " . 5:33 pm
N. Brigt"n " . 6:2Bpm
Leetadfale " . 10:43 p m
Jar 1:58 p. m. Chicago
11.:23 a. m. Chicag
jet F. R. IifYIER9
ENNSIELV.
CENTRAL 'RAILRO
n and after June 7th
rive at and depart from th
Washington and Liberty
Arrive.
Mall Train.... 1:15 aml
Fast Line 1:40 a ml
Wall's No. 1.. 6:20 a m
Latrobe Acc'n 7;50 a m
Wall's No. 2.. H:5O a m
Cincinnati Ex- 9:10 am
Johnstown Ac. 10:35 a m
naltimora Ex. 1:00p m
Phila. Express 1:210 p m
Wall's No. L.._ 2:15 pm
1
Braddocks No 8:50 p m
Wall's No. 1. 7:15 pm
Altoona Acc'n
liMeo32
City Aittowysi...a
a a Patric's,
City Controller
L&mßomm
andagammi
C o NIVELLsvILLE R. it.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
.Depart. Arrive.
2:15 a. m. 12:10 a. m.
9:40 a. m. 7:15 p. ta.
2:10 p. m. 11:20 a. au
6:10 a. m.. 7:05p. m.
1:40 a: m. 3:05
3:55 p.m. 9:80 a. lite
5:25 p. m. 8:20 a. m.
iChicago 'Ex... :2:08
Cleveland Ex. 2:08 a m
Chicago Ex....11:23 &la
;Wheeling Ex. 11:08 a za.
;St. Louis Ex.. 3:33 pin
'CI. dr. Wh`g 11:38 pat
lErie Yg'n 6:1351gt
Claicago_Ex 4:23 p m
CI. At Wit's' Ex 7:02 p m
Arrive in Alteghen_y.
N. Brigt , n Ac. 7:0311*
N. Brlgt'n " 5:28 am
Wellsville " 8:53 lei
New Castle - "I0:13 s m Leetsdale" 2:13 as
" 1:013 p
N. Brigt'o 2.43 pm'
Leetsdale " 4:53 pm
•• 7:88 MO
E.noress leaves daily.
• Nxpress arrives daily.
eleneral Ticket Agent.
lA atligaMlsl
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Trains will u , ".
t 'Union Depot, 'corner td
.treets, as follows:
Depart.
Day Expreas.. 51:25 o
:Wall's No. 1.. 6:30 azo
Mail Train.. ...7:50 a rot.
.Cinclunatix. 11:40 a m
Wall's No. 2.. 22;61 am
Johnstown Ac. 3:05 poi
Braddocks No 1 4:00 p
Expres: 4:50 pm
Wall's No. 2.. 5:10 pm
Wall'e No. 4.. 0:05 pm
Fast Line 7:30 pm
Latrobe Acc'n 8:50 p m
Swissvale Ac'n 10:50 pla
and Emigrant
Train 9:30 par.'
The Church Train leaves Wail's Station every
Sunday at 9:15 a. reaching Pittsburgh at 10:06
and. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 12:50 p.
anis :a at Wall's Station at 2:00 p. tn.
*Cincinnati Express leaves daily. Ail othettridsul
daily except Sunday.
Por further information applyto
_ W. R. .B.EC/rViTTH, !Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company wll not as.
aurne any risk for Baggage, except for wea ring ap•
parel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in value. All Baggage . exceeding that
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner, un•
less taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. wmLuits, .
jell General Superintendent, Altoona, PS.
IVESTERN PENN-grellailffige
SYLVA-NIA RAIL
—On mid after May 10th, •1867, the Pas*
senger Trains on the Western Pennsylvania Rail lroad will arrive at and depart -from the Federal
Street
Depart
Depot, Allegheny City, as follows:
Arrive. .
Springd'e No I 6:35 a M i lSSall 6:15 aat
Freeport, No. I 8:15 am ' Freeport No. I 0:10 a m
Express..... ... 10:15 a m Sharpteg No.111:20 a m
Sharpb.g No.I 1:25 pm Express ... .. 1:50 pin
Freeport N 0.2 4:10 p m epringd'e Nol 3:50 pm
Mall 5:50 p m Freeport No. 2 6:05 p m
Sprtngd'e No 2 7:10p m Suringd'e No 2 7:30 put
Aboye trains run daily except Sunday.
The Church Trails leaves Allegheny Junct. every
Sunday at 7:40 a. in., reaching Allegheny City at
9:50 a. at Returning, leaves Allegiteny. City at
1:20 p. in. and arrive at Allegheny ,Tundt. at 9:46
CONYUTATION TIM: re—For sale in packages of
Twenty, between, Allegheny , City; Chestnut street,
Herr's, Bennett, Pine Creek, Etna and Sharpsburg,
and good only on the trainb stopping at Stations *s
ettled on tickets. • • . •
The trains leaving .Allegheny City at 6:15 a. in.
and 1:50 P. ia. make direct connection at Freeport
with Walker'. line ofStages for Butler and Hann:tbs.
town. Through tickets may be purchased' at the
Office, No. 3 St. Clair street, near the Suspension
Bridge Pittsburgh,: and at the Depot, Allegheny.
For further information apply to
JAMES EFFERTS, Agent,
Federal Street Depot.
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad will not as.
sums any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap
parel, and limit thet. responsibility to One Handsel
Dollars in value. All baggage exceeding this
amount In value W.ll be at the risk of the owner, us
teas taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WILLI &MB
myll Sunerinteedent. Altoona. Pa.
MOHY HILL
S ROVTE.MWERNE
MON PACIFIC
Eastern Division.
The SHORTEST AND MOST RELIABLE ROHTI
(tom the East to all points ln
Colorado, Nevada,
California, rtah,
• Arizona,
New Mezie - o, Idaho,
Oregon.
- •• '
Two Tndns 'cape State Line and Leivenworth
daily, (Sundays excepted.' on the arrival.of trams of
Panda Railroad from St. .Lonly, and , r l-nninal and
St. Jo Hallroad from Quincy, connective sit Law.
ranee, Topeka and Wamego with sts o es for all
points -in Hansa& At; end of track west of Ells •
worth with the UNITED STATES EXPRESSca .
PANY , S :DAILY.. LINE DPIOVERLAND ,
AND EXPRESS COACHES FOR
VII BART T. 4t Trim!
•
And oi l Points in- the Territories,
And with SANDERSON'S ffißl-WEEICGif LINE of
COACHES for Fort Union Bent's Fort, pass. "au"
'lneniAo. Santa Fe, and Union, Bents to Arizona and
ver merle°.
With the Moen. additions 01 rolling stook and
equipment, and the arrangements made , with re
sponsibid3 Dreriand , Transportation Line. frOnt its
western terminus, this road now offers unequalled
facilities ibr the transmission of freight to the Ens
West,
Tickets for sale at all Me *principal offices In the
United States and Cansds.
Be sure •anti. ask ror rickets vie THE EMORY
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