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CITY AND SUBURBAN.
The Allegheny Rouse of Refuge.
, The Grand Jury of Beaver county, hay
ing, by invitation, visited this institution,
on their return presented , to ,the Court an
interesting r( port, - fr Ora which we extract
as follows:
Thera'are Eixte,eti acreß of land, two of
which are inclose d within the wall. The
. .
• original cost of-the unfinished buildings
was about sixtv-five thousand 065,000) dol
lars; andtWo Wings have been subsequent
lY added at a bast of about sixty thousand
,(560,000)' dollars. The amount of fire in
surance on the' property now is sixty-five
Ahousand :(365,000) doars. - he entire
buildings rub , lighte with , gas which is
1
,• manufactured on the premises a a cost of
4slxTt two dollars r 'day.. About two
. thousand ',burners e . employed. three
' honit each : evening, and ; about 'four Min
dred all night. Stea lensed for warming
nearly the entire b • dings, as well as for
heating ' water for hing and bathing.
' Much of the cooking irtahio done by steam.
The school building fel. 'the large boys is
120 tiy.27 feet, and is capable. of seating 215
pupils. The arrang meat „of: thie school
building we regard most adadrable, and
worthy of inspectio and imitation. The
school room ; for the Smaller boys is 35 by
25 feet. There arealso two other sdhool
rooms for girbi, each, of-which ,is about 35
by 27 feet, mailing in all about. aix then
sand (6,000) feet of. area, for school pur
poses; besides wnich there are large, airy
and, well -lighted; rooms for library, read
ing, etc., with a neat and commodious
chapel, where every. Sabbath. the inmates
are - taught and - preached to by the Superint
tendent and:by neighboring clergymen.
The number of - inmates 'at present is
about 175 boys and 48 girls.- About 100 of
the boys are employed in making whips, 12
i in the manufacture and repair of shoes for
the inmates of the institution, others en
i gaged about the grounds, and about 40 little'
, fellows, In a separate building, are knitting.
ka Ali the Rheas andstockhigs warn by:the in
t' mates are here manufactured, while the
• t girls cook the food, Wake, mend, wash and
iron the clothing' for all. The boys—even
i the: Tittle : chaps—make their own beds,
wash, scrub, clean and take eare of their
Ix - apartmentsand most admirably is it done.
t If they do net acquire habits of neatness
t and cleanlinesa; it will , not be for want of
training :7 :The, entire establishment, in
! dears and out, of two acres enclosed, ithin
1 the wall; ' modelis' a of extreme neatness
•
I \ aud order... • . ! - - •
I The disolpline of the Howie seemed to us
i hardly ' susceptible of ! much- further im
-1 proa - ement.,,Of 107 large boys at the dinner
i ;table, none had been corporally punished,
• and only One •boy had , been locked up for,a
1 shortaime frielticonelaet during the past
' Thesoodtis plain but subslantial, health,.
l _ ful,,abund,atit and well prepared. .Clothing
1 plahrstrong, durable and well adapted to.
'1 the season.
''''‘ The educational,facilities are good. The
schools are well- graded, , successful, and
afford an . edtication - equal' to our common
system. The moral and religions , instruo
. i tion takes high rank. • The day it always
..:. began encl. ended with devotional exercises:.
• i As to results, we have only to say, that
it' when the character of the:inmates,' the
;., early history of,the Institution, and tha
• associations of many :that have goneout;
• are considered, the wonder is that so many
',:, have been reclaimed. By referenbe, to the.
' r.! . Superintendent's report, we find that up to
`, December 31st, 1867, of the 1,055, boys that
vil had been discharged, 707 were known to
II be good members of society, 84 doubtful,
• and only 105 were knowai to be actually
bad members of society. One hundred and
:•Y . five, (105)_ have served in, the army and
rt • navy, 27 of whom enlisted directly from
1 ' the,Refuge. Of the girls who have. gone
1 out; in a11:422, 190 were- known to be good
members ,of: society, 45 'doubtful and'll4
: - I bad. Seventy-tive per cent. of the children
I are'doingaivell. •• If all were' bad, preying
, upon society, or kept at the public expense
1 in prisons ,- the cost would be infinitely
greater. Better far, to rescue, save, and.
f, strengthen in the right direction for a little
~.' time at the susceptible period of life, that
. 1 `:. they may have an opportunity to carve a
i,< destiny of which neither they nor their
l : friends need ever be ashamed. Many in
!l, stances could be given. -- Theestablishinent
. i; of this Institution was a wise and betiefi
'cent measure. It ought to be sustained.
•a
•- - Beaver county contributed $ 2,500 to it, and
••
is is therefore entitled to one Manager, and
I; this we have. There haie been - 47 children
F this
from this county sines the House
was ,opened,-,four -of whom were, sent last
!!,1 year.' We have then, it is submitted; a
:: 5 deep interest in this noble Institution.
!-. 'They who are directly engaged in it, need
-., ';.
our prayers, our encouragement and our
, ,-, support. Let these be liberally given, to
`4. the end that we may have performed:our
duty to the tmfortunate and friendless.
Ail of which respectfully submitted.
Seam. J. Cnoss, Foreman.
Caved ln. • , •
1 About s k t.tt i o'clock Thursday evening the
excavation for the sewer on Fourth avenue_
I
•:' commenced caving `in Pear the Mayor's
•;-.
office. But little injury, however, was
. ,
done 'tmtil - yesterday morning, when it
. 41 " caved in for a distance of fifty feet, break
-11 ingthe stayawbich had been put in and`
II nearly catching s ome
of of the workmen rm . - -
.
. „ der the, falling mass. Had the work been
w pushed forward as rapidly as it migfit have
..
,v been done, the job would have been com
• pleted before the wet weather begun, and
the caving in - mighthave been avoided. - -
,1 The contractor who , delays a, JO of that
: kind, or•'i'n 'fact almost arty :joh,- loses
a money everyday he protracts tho job fur
•,•;4 thee than is necessary for its "completion;
. . 5 ..4i If, for instance, a man, takes a contracti for ;
. ~•,, one thousand dollars, which, by employing
••:;'..i,twenty hands, he could complbte in ten
••;,,,T i days, but instead„ of doing so he employs
,' • 1 . 4 but Mix' hands, and , works at thejob twenty
c'..' days, he losz• - s his own time for ten days. '
ii which-fie 'Worth.at , i lead 'five dollArs' per
'.:
.4 on
lifty-,_dollars and the interest
-:4 on theOne-thousaniV.dollars tor the same
..:.4 length - Wattle. In' ca — ses of this kind “pro
' li orastination Is the thief of time," and
• • .*`. InOnersB9,:e ''i l ' f ' !,,, ', :. ' ;: l. • , t :
ti Assault and Battery.
er
.Tolm Haag made information before
t Alderman Strain pAterday, against.Thapph
-Bleb/asters for assault and battery. .Hass:
I; states that he was employed as a deckhand
on the steamboat St..:Olutrles; Telyingon the
,Mononfahela river, and that 'MoVlsuliters is
'44 mate o boat. YeateidaY; according to,
Ids statement, ho failed to understand an
, fi order given by,blc3lasters,mhleh soaggra
' t' - .l 4 vated that indi vidual that be knockedhim
down, kicked and otherwise abused him.
• Ol'he.accused was =tested and gave bail for
a hearing. •
-•
. District Court--Judge Hampton
- The case of the Ardeaco Oil Company
4vll..lt v ie r l d il o r t son snd TackNyent 'the jury.
0
1 ,, , 1 J. S. 'Brown ve. r. Franh and Mary Hople.
fiSee - - :
SoketylfichoLaii'Albeit 'made infarirta-
Il
tion;:cyesterdaY,' before' -Alderman TAYler
against John Baker, for surety of the peace.
I.The prosecutor allegeri , that the defendant
threatened ioxurr a kniferinto bim, and, ho
45fears that the threat may be carried into .
Ylexecntioti, The sensed was arrested and
-
}gave4?,94l tor ' • r,
n o r 11 Recognizances.—All . recognizanees in
.v.ases In the Crin2lnal Court : remaining an
..disposed of, if not renewed to-day, before
tthe Clerk of "the COnrt, will be,lforfeited.
tThose interested, will save moray and
kfrouble by renewing :heir b0n.13.1
A. Steamboat Trip.
(Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
OHIO RIVER, ABOVE EVANSVILLE,
December 1, 1868.
Time was when this river was a great
line of travel; and swift packetk. running
at regular intervals, bore multitudes of trav
ellers to andfro between the distant sections
of this mighty country. But latterly the
still more rapid railroad train has drawn the
travel largeli from the river and lett little
else than heavy freights and such passengers
as deem-ease and comfort of more import
ante than time. , '
On Thursday morning, Nov. 26th, our
party left Pittsburgh on the S. a Silver
Clond, Capt. John B. Conway, one of the
boats conatituting the recently established
Pittsburgh and St. Louis Packet Line. We
had nearly a full load, made up mainly of
Pittsburgh manufactures, iron, nails, glass,
&c., and a number of passengers, enough
to make up a pleasant social party, but not
enough to crowd, one another. Our pro
gress has been pleasant, but not very fast,
owing to the. time takeh in handling large
masses of freight at the principtd-ports. At
Wheeling. •tre took in a large lot of nails, and
put off some freight. At Cincinnati we left
conaiderabie freight and took on several fami
most of whom Were i like ourselves, going
to Kansas. At Louisville we took on a lot
'of freight and •some families from North
Carolina, who are migrating to lowa. They
brought.their horses, wagons, (five or Six in.
niimber,) furniture, dogs; &c., and all took
deck passage. They are coarse and ign.or
ant people, but look as if they might =-
;prove under the influence of , better sur
roundings. But two of the party, which
numbers nearly thirty, had even before
seen a steamboat, and ,one of the women,
after passing through Louisville, declared,
her belief that it must be the largest town in
the world. All' the, other emigrants we
have on board are &Om States north of. the
:Potomac and• Ohio, except-a few from West
Virginia. They are intelligent and cultivtv
tel people.
• I can fully commend this: boat to people
who aregoing westward in this way. It is
riest, clean, and admirably managed. The
captain and chiefclerk, Wm. C. Kimber,
are courteous and kind gentlemen, who
make. their passengers feel at home, and
their spirit is reflected by all under their au-
thority. The fare_ is excellent.
The time between Pittsburgh and Si,
Louis is from seven,to eightdays. I think we
shall be afloat about eight days. The dis
tance is nearly 1,200 biles. 'For families
moving westward this is by far - the prefera
ble inode . ef conveyance, as it affords a very
pleasant Semen of rest after the toil of get
ting ready to go, and before the labor of
getting settled in thelr new 'place begins.
The time is by no means lost.
I intend,to return by rail after seeing my
son and his family comfortably fixed in their
new home. C. •
Tint Artificial Island know in own- of
construction in the lower part of the bay of
New York mill, when completed, comprise
an area of about two acres. To protect its
outer edges, massive cribs,: thirty. feet' wide
at the base and twenty feet at the top, made
Of oak timbers, firmly pointed, havo been so
sunk is to leave about ten feet above high
water mark. These,
in turn, have been fill
ed with heav,rblocks of, stone, and:the outer
service of the entire structure has been faced
with oak planking, closely set. Asanaddi
tional protection, massive stones have been
heaped against the outer face of the wall,
at its most exposed points; and the. bulwark
is deemed perfectly secure, Within this in
closure sand and broken stones have been
thrown; arid piles are being driven upon
which to erect the hospitals and other neces
sary buildings. r,
TEa St. Petersburg Gazette reports in a
recent number that the erection of no few
er than ten theatria for the people ' all to be
situated in the workmen's quarters of the
City, are to be begun forthwith; the plans
having been submitted to and approved by
the 3lnaister of the Interior, under 'Whose
supervision they ate to be placid.
THERE appears i to be some trouble be
tween the 'Union Pacific, the Central Pacific
and the Government in regard to the subsi
dies Voted the' roads by Congress. ' There
is discord bet teen the managers of the two
roadir and the Presidcut is called to act as
arbiter.
INFORMATION from Richmond, Va., is to
the effect that there is likely to be trouble in
some parts of the State on -.account' of the
refusal of Gen. Stoneman' to extend the
stay la* beyond the first' of - January, next.
fIPECI/al ANIPTICES.
. .
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OF YOUTH restored in four weeks. Sue.-
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arising; the effects of early .pernleious
abuse, impotency and -climate give way at once to
this wonderful medicine, if taken regularly accord..
ing to the directions, (which are very simple. and
require mo restraint from - business or pleasure.)
Failure le linpossible." Sold in bottles at $3 or four
qfiantities in one for SS.' To be had only °eche sole
appointed agent in America, M. GREITZEN, SOS
Second Avenue. New York. • - 1e1i:164-Tres
. .
PKIL0901"111( OF , MAW
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livered at the New York" Museum of Anatomy, em
bracing the subjects: Mow to `llTt . and what to; live
for; Youth, Maturity and Old Age ;.Manhood gener
ally reviewed; the cause of indigestion, flatulence
and nervous diseases 'amounted for; Marriage phil
osophically considered, Pocket volumes con.
'tabling-these , lectures will be forwarded to Cs
unable to attend on receipt of four stamps, 'ad
dressing SECUEWARY,New York Museum of -
.omy and Science, 0.18 Broadway,New. York.
Jelinl66-rre . . -
r.'I3ATCEIELOWS 11AIit DYE.
- _
This splendid Hall Dye Is the best In the'rarld;
.the only tent and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable;
instantaneous; no disappointment; no - rillettlous
tints; remedies the 111 elfeetsiof bad dye s• imago
ruts and leaves the Hair soft' and beautiful. Piaek
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AUCTION . SALES: '
~, •legVerello.
BY H. B. SMITHSON Ss 00.
- •
BOOTS, SHOES AND CARPETS:
EOll THE MILLION. ,
AT
„ .
SMITHSON'S 'EMPORIUM,
58 AND 57 Firm AVENUE.
Messrs. H. B. SMITHSON fs CO.. proprietors of
the well known Mammoth. Auction Rouse are ere*•
ting an excitement consequent upon the arrival of
new goods which are being sold at remarkable low
itrlces. • 'Hoods of every variety; the-finest sewed
b ots. the most rashlbnable bahooral gaiters and
anklet . shoes. •sllppers, - blankets, flannels.
oaths. cessimeres, cutter, and .carpets. 'Dail and
examine. A o trouble to. show .goods.. Ladies'.
,misses' - an d cblldren , o furs 'at almost your own
prices. All goods wartanted a. represented noZ4
BY rumps, er, mums.
pmumrtA‘ piruf.ursi
ELIIMIO=MUI
And .Ccoirni,twi;9*
,OPERA HOUSE :AUCTION ROOMS!
Na 60 Fifth Stieeti Pittsburgh, Pa.
sooTs, C4RPETS,
Dry . Goodfl aid Notions,
AT PRIVATE fga'ai DAY AND
COnisignate)sts ISolicited. Proinpt,lSe.
PITTSBURGH . - 'e.:A.ZETTE : 7 SATURDAY: , 1)10.6111FAZ:,'.!-`5,,:,118P?-:::',
WIN THE ItIATTELOF OPEN
ING LOCUST STREET. IN THE CITY
OF PITYSBUROR—AII owners of Lots, or other
geT.11114911;;VV(ll'1,117!nie L
n 6 g ß tt ) 11
N o D A e ss o o. n
elste Reformed Church, known as KARtt'SGRAVE
YARD, and the other to the Catholic Church,
known as the CATIiOi IC GRAY, YARD. are
hereby notified that they ore required to remove
the bodies from the ground within the Ilse of Locust
street, within three months 'rum this data; and if
the same are tot rriuot d within tbatretsie. they
will he removen by the undersigned. who have been
appointed Commissioners fur, that purpose. Said
street Is forty eight feet. witte. and exten,s along
the line between the said BurialtOrounos nhout on. -
half off each.. Al' necessary Information can be had
by appllcathu to either of tile Commissioners.
The Commissioners will meet Tor consultation
with Lot Owners, on MONDAY, December 29 4 ,
1888, at DI o'clock.'A. at.. at she city Engineer's
(Mee, 3.Ltrkes Betiding, third awry.
'VC at. Gyamtir.
J. 1). k LLLY,
31. TINDLES.
Commissioners.
Pittsburg-, Dac, ,E,1969
ae4:ry•y •
1 1W7 PENNSYLVANIABAILIUOAD
COMPANY
THEASUREIVR DEPARTSFENT.
PIIIL.UNCL/411A. Nova. 1808. 2
• NOTICE To sToOsiiOLOERS.
The Board of Dlrecters have THIS DAY declared
a semi-ennual dividend of FIVE PER CENT. on the
capital stock of the Company, clear of National and
State taxes, slay able.ia cub, on. and alter Novem
ber 30,1808. .
Blank powers of attorney for collectlncoividends
can be had at the office Of the Comnany, 338230UTH
THIRD STREET.
Toe °nice Wilt be opened at 8 A. it. avd closed at
4 P. St,. from November 30th to -DeceMber sth
for the payment of dividends, and ifterlthist date
from 9a. X.. to ar. x. .
n020m48 trHolflA9 T. FURTH, Treasurer,
arIVOTICE. •
Prrrenunnu, June 96th, 18019.
NOTICE IS GIVEN—THAT
THE BANK OF VITTRBINIGK
• .
*.lll apply to the Legislature of Pennsylvania. at
its next session, for a renewal of its Charter, with
its present authorized Capital of TrfelYo Hundred
Thousand Dollars. ,
.TOILY -ILIIIPEEt, President.
Attest: 'mt. ROSEBURG, Cashier.
le27:810-e
zato • .ior ficttoo , "LW,'
~wa nt e . n.....Ebu nd oe ao., not CV
ettPlw ,F 0 CR LINER mach wilt be Inserted in thee,
et klitomo ones for rmiNrr-rzvE osNrs; mob
additional Wu I'VE CENTS.
WANTED---HELP.
LB .
ANI'ED—IIELP -AtEmploy
matt Odle°, No. St. Clair Street, BOY: 8
E.B and MEN, for different kinds of employ
ment. Persons wanting kelp of all kinds can b 4
entoplied on abort notice. •
WANM)--- - BOAIWERS.
OARDING—Good Hoarding at
- so. - 16 'ANN STREET, Allegheiv city, for
50 per week: • •
. .
BOARDING --A g e n tl emanetm and
'wife:Without cbilaten, can be accommodated
with an untarnished room and bo.rdibg by Making
inquiry at N0..14 :MAIIT/N liTELESL,..alleaheut
IATANTED--BOARDEFIS--Illeas
y V ant room, with board. suitable for gentleman'
and wi , e, or two yoang cattleman at 88 TOUR.Tif
tiTitEET. Also. a few day or dinner boarders=
be accommodated. Reference required: .
2L-O . OST n Wedneiday afternoon
a .pocket book. .containing about
ABS and one 43OLD :SLEILVn BUTTON. Sup
prised to nave been lost on one of the Cilltens Pas
senger Railway Cars. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving the same at. ho. 89 MARKET STREET.
oJor_Wedries
grr day. November 11th .' tite'kl•TlST'
C SAM In Eirmlngham"-Towttliall. a
FUR CAPE. Tue tinder will-receive
the above '•e Ward ,Plui thanks of the owner by leav
ing It at WEVIEIt , I3ItOB.. Jewelry store, corner of
Cane.* gad Ortsrßy street, Birmingham,
. . . .
yitiO LET - - Two 'well fi nished
houses. with eight and eleven rooms on
IITH IiSTFUIET near Penn. Enoulre at' 1477
PENN STREET. • _
o LET Two unfurnisho
edam's. with' bOard. to gentleman and witeot
le gentlemen. •t 88 PEN N
MO LEI6-- , A
A b
ROOM
fi
uttg: ti fo= ta . a c liz
STREET. Allegg%eny city.
TO LET—That beautiful new
brick dwelling house. No.: 304, Ohio Avenue,
near Bagley's Lane,contains 8 rooms, bathroom,
flashedattic, gooctry cellar, hued tip withigas
.water and other conveniences. Apply at JAM=
WAitErtl GROCERY, 68 Palo Alto stree i t, Alle
gheny city. • v• . •
VOW SALE--DRUG STORE-A
jp2 Drat claa,retall drug store In a very desirable
location.. Ttrina-ensy...4ddre3a box 764, pit a-
FOIL BALE . A Melodeon - and
sTota...that have been very little used. sod
whichcost a Yew months ago (11013. They wilt be
sold very.cheap. Addresd C. Ea 41. Garrrn, ogler.
.
you ,
llLLE—A.,newip,wits wilt
seven roome, water and gaa„.suil range to
Achen. at th e corner of .PRME . and FORBEV
STREET. Enquire of W. WILTON...at - the i 1001541.
FQII BALE -7FAECIL-400 acres
of good Land, eltimted'in Penn Tp.. West
moreland county, two miles front Irwin tatation, on
the Penna. - R. R. Improvements, hewed lug house
in good repair bank barn and older patbulldings.
Terms moderale. • Enquire of W. 'WILSON. L
mer.s Station. or R.. A.lloPFu•renn -Station.
.
j" 4 •0111. AL.E...`lLavv;exiceillie
PROPERTY—The.desirabi t tronerty on PROS.
CT, near BUTLER BTR T Lawrenceville,
now cmcuoled by the subscriber; lot 451 by 100 feet•
comfortable modern two story brick house of els
rooms. goo:teener, With de. Price low
terms easy if solfLeoon,. A.pply the ptemblesta
.ED WARD SEAtiER..
WAATED=ON . COMBILISSION,
- .
ONE lEUNDRE,II: TONS "OP
iNalm[nnay . ,
FOR THE..H'O.LIDAYS
The highest' market 'prices and - quick sales
guaranteed. ?dark 'packages dlatinct,ly ona toad.
'voices by mall., _ . . „
.H. P. BALLARD' & CO..
ttommleaton Merchants, 33.91 .Waablngton !area
New York. , noVroal
CILASS SHADES you. •
FLOW ' EM3 AND WAN v,ittris,
Oval. Square or Bound
ICONOLZE YOUR FUEL, : by
sising,the ßl - ••
SEINE . CIEWritiOUGAL • GOVERNOR,
the only true and easily regulated Governor made;
perfect In its operations and truly : reliable. A large
size Governor can , be seen 'et the office of PER.CE
VAL BECHETT,lfechanteal Uglneer and Solid
tor, of Patents, No. 79 lrederia street, Allegheny
City, the only agent foe this Governor in the West,
,
VBESH . FlSH . —Beniainin Pal
PREBi still continues to 1111 an city and coital
try orders For - •
FRESH WHITE LAKE FISH, SALMON AND BASS,
Send to' Ne. 45 DIAMOND `
burgh', or ble old well known TWIN CITY STAND
Allerhenv market. • 0010 •
OFFICE OF CITY. ENGINEER,
Allegheny Clty,Ree.,„l, ASO&
OTICE.-- - The• assessment, , for ,
eraiil g add "e wring TURNER ALLEY. front
erry street to old city line; In. the Third ward, is
now ready ler exemloation, and can be seen at tale
Oka nntiIIVRIAMDAY Decenib..r Bth, when it
will be returned to tee Street Commissioner for eel
cation. CHARGES
de2:1033 •r Civil Engin er.
-
°Manor Cirr litUOinnelit Arm Buirrzron;
Pittsburgh. Noveieber 20th, 180 b.
$
OTICE—The assessment for
' , Pre dial, FORBES STAZET, from ktoOtsenf tO
ni de now read y for etemination, and
can•be seen- time to lbt• Mace 'ADM MONDA.Y, , Deceniber
7th', 1888. when it will be returned 'to the City
Tronsareelaka for collection.
0 0 2elece - . lifOOßE,'City Pb
VOIL SALE; • . -
WilEAr
AT 349 LIBEE'rT T.
41129 • ifiTOTICOOF:.. MetIRERRY.Aan
10PATE DE FO/L-.- (IRAS. OF
JL trash Importation, out tip In fancy note. just
rent fired and for sato at thermally Gro•ery More of
aOlll4 A. REbtorlAW.
clt2 sotuer LibertY ADA /laud :mem
NO CES.
LOST
TO LET
FOR SALE
BUSCELLA'REOUS.
IMIARIES FOR 1869.
ONE DAY TO EACH PAGE
7 AIALIIIES FOR 1869,
TWO DAYS To EACH PAGE
niAIRIES FOR 'IS69.
. THREE DAYS TO EACH PAGE
. .
rlIARItli FOR . 1869.
.1-0 7
__ PLAIN BINDING. tioc. to $l.OO.
--___
DIARIES ES FO 1869.
FINE SKY M"R. BINDING $1 to $,50
DIARIES FOR 1569.
32
CAWISTING mo.,
EIGIIN 24- tri
E. 0., 12 um, co: and
•
DIARIES FOR 1569.
GCAI BANDS AND SELF
FOR 131 LE 113 . 1'
ROBERT S. DAVIS,
H RUB, Practical Cook,
itesp:atthlly announces to the public that he will
On Saturday and Monday Next,
Open to tlie f public! the
DELMONICO RESTAURANT,
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY.
It will be his earnest endeavor td furnish his pa
trons at all times with the most palatable viands
which the market or the season affords. Tie
',mums, WINES of. various dates ALE, BEER,
lui
etc., will be their own recommenoon.
Orders for duo Cooking for Weddings, sad other
Festivals, will, as heretofore, be promptly and
cheaply attended to, requesting patron me.
0c9;y66 , IL RUH.
LASS SHADES FOR
FLOWERS AND WAX FRUIT,
Oval. Square or Round.
ROCS THE BABY
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
• SOLD ONLY BY •
. LEMON & WEISE.
Practical Furniture Manufacturers,
rts 17,011M771-1 AVENUE:
....Where may he found a full assortment utrarlor,
°tamper anu lilichen Furniture. n 01.9
SPECIAL PATTERNS-P. Z. &.1:1
WM. lIIIGHES.
•
LATE 503 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
ISiorms his 'friends and patrons In T:qtsburgh that
hea ttow coanecud with
EDWARD P. BELLY,
Sonth-east corner of CHESTNUT and SEVENTH
STRNETS,.the PRINCIPAL MERCHANT TAILOR
OF PHILADELPHIA., and Can now furnish them
with clothes SUPERIOR. in every respect to those
he his heretafore given them, and at MODERATE
PRICkS. . - '0c23:z35
GLA SS SHADES-P. Z. 14, D.
RREMOVAL-OATOR BEFORE
DECEMBEB Lt
W., P. BILVESIBILALIA.
- WIII remove his stock of
WALL PAPERS.
from thP old stand N'o; 87 WOOD STREET, - to the
newly tt,ttd and eh gaut store house,
NO. 191 LIBERTY STREET,
a few doors above BT. CLAM. nol7 .
GLASS SHADES FOR
FLesvErts AND WAN FDVIT,
Oral, Square or Round
Art&LIL AND EXAMINE THE
I,_) large assortment of
FANCY COAL HODS AND TAM,
FIR. IRONS. 111 D STANDS,
PraNTIIVAIS, BAo.
. .
Also, KARNS' PATENT CUMIN ATTACH
MEN T at the . Harprare store of
IFIEMUDES DUN,
7u FEDERAL ST.. ALI:MIMS r:
non
STAINED GIASS7P. Z. &
F RENCH BURR NULL STONES.
French Ikffr Smut Ma hires,
THE BEST WHEAT cLwrEss IN USE.
Partabie• Flour and Feed Nina,
BOLTING OLOTUS,
Ali numbers and bed quality. For sale at
319 and 321 Liberty St. ,pittaburgh, Pa.
ST#EN!ED & D.
PROPOSAL:
The Building Conanittee of the WESTERN
PENNSYLVANIA.HOSPIT AL FOP. THE INSAN
at lftxmont, Pa.. will receive' Proposals until the
10th DAY. OF DECEMBER., for the erect,on and
closing in ”the Eastern Extension of , he Hospital,"
according to the plasm and specifications adopted
and approved by them. -
The plans and `speolflcatione.can be examined at
the Hospital untitthe time above mentioned for re 7
ceiving bias.
Proposals must be marked as such end sent to R.
MILLER,. Jr.. Chairman of the Building-Commit
tee, Pitts burgh.
Bids will be opened at the Hospital on the 15th
of December. .
The Committee reserve the right at their discre
tion to reject say or all bids not deemed to the inter
: est of she institution or satisfactory to the commit
tee. By order of the '
notli-a64
CRYSTAL' CLEAR Glass Shades
J. B. SWINT J.ll, 1111ATT........ Z. A. MUTT.
PINT, BILATT
AIWEIPCBCITRAL AND
ORNAMENTAL. CARVERS,
No: 61 Oandashy St., Allegheny, Pa.
A large Osivirtmeot of SEWN'. FOOTS aid B AL
LBTENS.constantly oo bond. T112,141NG, of all
descrlitioac'doie. odkvaS
G r i 'LASS SHADES-P. Z. &D.
LOVERSEED.
O
A ,C110X4633
JUST RECEIVED
J. KNOX, 13'7 Liberty Street.
no211:T11111 , l• • ,
G r lLAss: S HA D ES F OR
TiOWERS-AiD WAS
7=111!
nim or Round.
Oval
000 NEWS.
_ _•
'.B LI( pita was:
Enquire for'WARD'S - Bread.
T 1 e largest and beet. no W1111'11 ( . 0, 11. WO , on
CYtt 7104 TIA*3 none elle, . agarns
' REMOVAL.
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
OF THE CITY OP ALLEGHENY.
°Mee. No. 89 FEDERAI , STREET, entrance on
Stockton Ayenue•
•
W. W. MARTIN, President
JAB. E. STEVENSON. Secretary.
DITLILCTORS:
A. FL English.ll.P.Wllllams: Jae. Thompecni
Jno. A. Myler, Ijas, Lockhart, IJos. Myers,
Jae. 1.. Oralrean, obt, Lea, C. C. Boyle,
Jno. Brown, Jr.lGeo. Germ, Jacob Kord).
0c17:n34
IMPERIAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 11003. GASH CABITAL PAID
OP AND INVESTED rt,NDs excEED.
, DIU 50,000,000 IN UOLD.
93 WOOD STREET
•
Insurance against Fire ellected on Houses and
Buildings, Goods Wares and Merchandise., Steam
boats, sm. Policies issued payable in gold or cur
rency._lfir United States Branch Mice, 40 PINE
STREET. New York.
All losses of the United States Branch will be ad
justed in New York.
J. Y. 31.31..A.U0F1L1AN, Agent,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
0111450, 67 FeI:MR EVPREET.
MB. MeLAUMILIssi aisoAgent for the Manhat
tan Life Insurance Coutrany. seb:v72
pENNSYLVANIA.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PIMSBURGN
07710E,M0. 1673 i WOOD STREET. BANE COP
COMMERCE BIILLDING.
This is a Home Company, and Manses against loss
by Fire exclusively.
____
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLE, Vice President.
ROOKUT PATRICK, Treasurer.' •
H 15611 MeELRENY. Secretary. •
BIBECrOne:
OeurWisSeit,
0130. W. Evans,
J. C. Lippe,
J. C. Yleiner,
John Voegtley, •
A. Ammon. '
pfDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
OPTICS, 433 & 434CHESTNTIT BT., NIAi
w. w. wAirarats
BIIILDII4G COMMITTEE.
INSITILANOE
LEE INSURANCE OXLy.
Leonud Walters
0. 0. Boyle
Robert Patrick.
Jacob Painter,
Josiah King,
du. H. 'Hopkins,
Henry Sproul, -
DIESCTORS.
Charles A. Rancher, Mordecai H. Louis
Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown.
Samuel Grant._ Isaac Le F
a,
Jacob R. Smith, • Edward C. Dale,
eorge W. Richards, _ George Fales.
CHARLES BAN HER, President.
•EDW. C. DALE, Vice President.
• W. C. STEELE, Secretary,saro tem.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, A.Garrrr,
North West corner Third and Wood Streets.
inh29:wlJs
ALLEGMENTINSURANCE COM.
PANIC OF PITTSBITROH. .. . .
OFFICE, No. 37 ErFTH STREET. BANN BLO
Insures against all kinds of Fire and Marine Ristits
JOHN IRWIN. JR.. President.
JOHN D. XeCORD. Vice President.
C. G. DONNELL.l3ecretary. •
. CAPT. WX. DEAN. General Agent.
DrancrOtte: •
John Irwin, Jr., Crpt. Wm. Dean,
John D. McCord. _.B L. Fahnestock
' C. O. Hussey. • W..H.
1 1 , :erson,i
HarverChllds, - Robert H. Davin,
•
T. J. Hoskinson, Francis Hers,
Charles Liars, • - , Cant. J. T. Stoeldale..
WESTERN INSURANCE COM.
, PANY or prrTsßulAu. •
ALEXANDER NIMICK. President.
WM. P. HERBERT. Secretary.
CAPT. bIEASEGE NEALD, General Agent.
Croce, OR Water street, Span, Zs Co.'a 'Ware
house, tip stairs, Pittsburgh •
Will inzare against all kinds of Fire and Marine
Risks. A home Institution, managed by Directors
determined wll known to the community, and who art
by promptness and liberality to main.
tarn the character which they have assumed, as of
fining the best protection to those who desire to 'Cr
insured,
•
DialscrOns:
Alexander Nimick, jnnn E. McCune,
K. Miller, Jr.. Chas. J. Clarke,
James McAuley, William S. Evans;
Alexander Speer. Joseph Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Acklen, PMJliPHeymer,
Davig•bi. Long; • Wm. Morrison,
D. Ihmsen. • nor)
pitIA T LEB S 'INSUBANCE COM.
arms, N..E. COW:dB WOOD 3 rirrs BTB.
A Home. Company, taking's* and Marine Mks.
DIRECTORS: _
Wm. Phi ll ip", ' Capt. John L. Bnoadr,
John Watt, Samuel P. Shriver,
John B. Parks, Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. James Miller, Jellied M. Brush,
Wm. Van Kirk, Win F. Lang, • _
James D. Verner ' Baronet MeCtickart
WM. PHILLIPS, President.
JOHN WATT, ice Preatlbut.
W. F. GARDNER, Segmetti,r
CAPT. JAS. GORDON. Gan ts alAgent •
ORDINANCES.
PITTSBMIG .
AN ORDINANCE
To Provide for the Assumption of the
City of Pittsburgh of the Debts and
Liabilities of the Several Corporations
of which it is Composed.
•Whereas.. David N. White. Alexander Gordon
.pointedn Walker, Jr., Contr. listener,. dul a
by.the District Court of Allegheny co u nt y.
at No. 103 of April Term, 1868. in pursuance of
the 33d section of the Act of Assembly of tne btate
of Pennsylvania, entitled "a further supplementtto
the sets incorporating "the city of Pittsburgh, ex
tending its boundaries, cite„ approved, sue el II day
of Apri. A. D. 1887. ,, have ascrrtalued the liabil
ities. ap pr aised the properly, determined tire set.
state in de btedness , and fixed the rate of special tax
to be levied in eaeh of toad districts, as appeared by
the report of said Celniniakiontra eted In said Das-,
trict Court. at tne number sand term aroresed.
which said report and the' special tax thereby fir ed
were confirmed by said Court. And. whereas, py
the 33th,' section of said act, it is made the duty of
Cou Yells to peas so ordinance for carrying said re
port anti t he, d• cree of Court Into effect theretore
SECTS:IN lie tt ordained and enacted try t he
ettY. of 'Pittsburgh., is Select and Common:
Councils assembled, • and, it is...
_hereby 'tw•
dained and enacted by the authority .of the
sopa. That the City of Pittsburgh shall, and does
hereby assume and bebome Bab e for all the
pal debts and liabilities of each of the former col po- -
rations or townships .comprated within its liailts•
and hereby, accept time title to •and assume contro l
or all property and rights of Property, of every kind
and tieacrlption, excepting tiehool .Houses and lots
which were vested hinny of said corporations.
Sao. 2'l hat the tCouncils shall hereafter, at fthe
time of making their asitrasi appropriations. make a
special' assessment for the payment of the separate
indebtedness of esieh of said corporations, upon the
districts contained:therein respectively, in accord
ance with Pas act or Aseembly, thereport uf Corn
missioners, and decree of Court aforesaid. •
bEC. That in order to comply with the provi
sions or the 10th sectionor an act or Asset:Oily of the
State of Pennsylania, entitled "an act supplemen
tary 'to an act • IncOrpOrattne the city of Pitts
burgh," approved theist day of A pril, A. D. 1E166,
Wnenever the City of Pittsburgh
may
be required to
• pay any amount of lie debt of may of the corpora
tions Within her limits,eater than the amount of
the as. eased Talaatlon of property, and the amoant
received from special tax from a rid district, it ohs 1
Abe the duty of councils to provide for a temporary
loan for that purpose.. so that no part of the separate
indebtedness of any district shall be payable out of
revenue derived tom other clistricts.
Ste. 4. That any ordinance' or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the mane is hereby repealed so
far as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils, this
30th nay of November, A. D. 1666.
.1 (ICES hicAULPX,
• • -President of Select Council.
Attest: E. 13: Monnow, • . •
Clerk of fielect - • '
' W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of common Council.
Attest: 11. 111clias tan.: ,
Clem of Common Council. • de3
AN OADINANCE: • .
Authorizing'; Ineltertl.
William' lic-
Bl & Co., to,Conittruct 'A aiding on
Thirty Eighth htreet. l '
Sierlo2( 1, he tt ordained dad enacted by the MP
of Pittsburgh, in &Act - and •Cosnanou Councils aa
sembled,' and •tt is /torebg. ord and reacted.
bbyy antbortes af Ms same, That Messrs. Willinn Me-
Elm & Co. be and the, are hereby authorised to
construct a r Wing/Across Thlrty-litabih street. from.
the Allegheny Vatter h. In such place'es may be
designated bv ttie City Engineer. do as not to inter
Pere with the establ ed gracile of thostreet.
Sao. 1. That Messrs., Um: McKim & Co.. In using
•said 131ding,'shall not leave eats atanding co as to
abstract travel on any s.tin t or•alley crossing the
line of thetdding,.or to env we'll:lth the drains or.
water courses orally street or ,any Individual drama
now locatedr
Sze. '3. That the Mayor in conjunction with the
Street Committt , e, are hereby author/led to grant
unto the said Wm. McKim A Co., a license for the
same, tipOn the payment unto tile lffeyorthe usual
feu rot said license : 1
Sze. 4, Nettling heroin contained shall be con
' strued to, as to prevent the city from revolting the
privilege grantelity o , dinaact, at any time,
upon tzty_days? being given. .
That any ordinance or part of ordinance'
'co> dieting; with the passage or Ibie ordinance at the
present. tlzuei be end the same is hereby repealed so
far as the same affects this ordinance. •
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils, this
30th day of November,' A. D. 11368.
President of Se cot Council.
Attest: E. 8. Martuow,
.• • • Clerk of detect Council.
' -- W. - A. TOMLINSON,
_President of Continua Councils.
Attest: M. MellAsratt, • .
Clerk of Common Connell. . de3
AMUSEIZINTS,
eLiidif 17*tif
Lessee..
Manager
SA T URI) A Y AFTERNOON, DecembEr Eith,
EDWIN ADAMS MATINEE.
For performance Shakapeare•■
ROMEO Atil) JULIET. •
Romeo Edwin • Adams-
SATURDAY BEV.. ING.iDecember 3, 1963, will
be presented the renowned 'tragedy from the Ger
man of BrUchvosiel, ent tied
?srARUISSE,.THE ;VAGRANT.
itiarctsse Rameau.... ............. Edwin Adam..
To evnelude with Gis popular drama of
ItoRERT MAI.I4IItE. ' •
Monday evemnf, Mr. Adams asßover.
PITTSBURGH Tu EATER.
Lessee _
H. W. WILLIAMS.
Manazer JOHN G. MAuz.s.
Treasurer C G. HEsssisNa.
Tllta (Saturday) EVENING, KATE Flnlitßiti
three pieces.
CHILD OF THE BUN. •
Tight Rope ..,.F:.........:.. Conehits 'tomtits.
To be Allowed by JACK SHEPPARD,
To conclude with El. HIDER.. .
Matinee—FßENCH SPY -and BETSY' BAKER.
flar TRIMBLEIS= VARIETIES
H. W. W ',imams 'Lessee and Manager.
tizeolt / Stage Manager.
An &ratline eof attraction. First ' , commence la
Pittshargh of Mrs Li )111 •A PAYNE WHAT, Miss
ADA WHAT, LA PET CELESTE.
The great negro comedians BOWMAN, HAREM.
LARUE TucLaY. de. -
The local drama - of the
• THE NEWSBOYS' SITPPER.
WBURNELLPS MUSEUM AND
. ranwp. NIEINAGERIE
The Great Family Resort..
FIFTH AVEITTM, betweea Smithfield and Woad
streets. opposite Old Theatre.' ° • '
JO" Open Day and Erening, all the 'year resod.
Admission, 23 cents: Children,•ls cants.
igrACADEI9II( OF 11111ISIC.
FOUR. NIGHTS ONLY.
~ COMMENCIIsIG
WEDNESDAY LIMING, DECEMBER 5,
Giand Matinee, Saturday, Dec.
sth, at 2.4 o'clock,:
THE ORIGINAL PEAK FAMILY,
Voealists, Harpists and Swis4tßell Ringerq, assisted
by the celebrated BERG.Ett FAMIL,Y. Vocalists.
Harpists and Violinists. Also. Mr. Sol, Slnith Rue
eel, the talented facial delineator. The whole form
ing the largest troupe of Sell Ringers in the world.
Alt is new. brllliatAt and attractive, sir.cetbeir Let
visit to Pittsburgh. , .
,
CARDS OF ADMlSSlON—Paronette and Dress;
Circle, 59 cents. Secured Seats. 75 cents. if aml.
ly Circle, 35 cents. Gallery, RScents. All school;
cnildren to matinee. 15 cents.
Secured seats obtained at Miner's Bookstore only.
Doors open at 7. Concert commences at
nc03:103 I. 3Z. BARRlS:Business Agent. '
ar'ST. BBIDGETIS • ,
ELEVENTH WARD, NOW OPEN
Tai t Wyliesstr eet Cars to Green street. Cars
run every tlfteenmlngtes. - no23
ITHE
3P.ALI3LR.
for the benefit of ST. JaFIN. , S-CHURCIT is now
o . l3 l a . tOtne MADJLET HOUSE I , 131_11111.310-
n_
• . .
IWPROF. CARPEIVIERPS
.
FiSHIGNAUILE ICOCING
- •
, .
No. 75 THIRD STREET, is now open for the re
ception of pupils. Class days. and hours—For La -N •
dies, Masters and Misses. Wednesday and Saturday,
at 51% o'clock P. M. Fos' Geritienien—Tuesday azoirti
Friday Evenings, at 6 •o'cloclt.. Private: lesson
given. Circulars can be had at the Music , Store*
and at the Academy. Classes out of the city,l
convenient, attended to.
Zip -Hall to let to Select Parties
tgrPIIOIIF; . RITD. LEONILART.
ELATE OF WESTERN lINIVERE3ITY,3
Offers his services to the public u teacher of '
GERlON..rausio ,AND DRAWING:
Also; is 'I RANSLATOEand INTERISETER.
Office 144 SZ&LTHFIEVD STREET, thir,d BUMF'.
BANKRUPT NOTICES.
U. S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE,
. W. D.: of. Pennsylvania. ,
PITTSBURGH. December Ist, 11309.
mnis is TO GIVE NOTICE that
on the Ist day of Vtme. -A. 1):.11313S, a War
rant In Bankruptcy was Matted agaluat the . ,
•
ESTATE . 40 ISAAC N. COVESIK,
• Pittsburgh.
. .
Of Pin the - county of - Allegheny. and
State of Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged ,a •
bankrupt on his Own petition; Diet the payment of
any debts and delivery of any property belonging to
such bankrupt to him or for Ms rise, and the trans-
fer of any property by him are forbidden by law;.-
that a meeting of the d editors of the' said bank
rupt, to prove their debtaand to choose one or more '"
assignees of his estate, will be lield at a
Bankruptcy, Dian holden at the °Mee of the Re ter, .No.-03 ond street, in the City_ of Pitts- •
burgh. Penna.. before SAMUEL RABPER,
Jtemster e . i ta k th A e . 41st day of December, A. D, 1886688,,
/ 11 : 10 . • • THOMAS .A. ROWLEY.
de2:481. AY; S. Marshal, as Messenger..
U. S. 'MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
- ' W. D. of Pennsylvania,
Pyrrmitrnott.r, Dec. 3; -3.368:'
1.1 HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that.
on tlie , 7th' day of November: A . D. 3.868. a..
arrant in Bankruptcy was issued agaidit the.
ESTATE OF: WELLIAN GIBq'ON
Of Alleglieny eity,• in the county of 'Allegheny, and
State of Pennsylvania; who - has been adjudged-a
bankrupt on his own petitiont , that the payment -
• any debts and delivery of any property belonging to
such bankrupt to him or for his use, , andthe trans- ,
fer of any property by him are forbidden by law;
that a meeting of the creditors of the said bankrupt,
to prove their debts,.and to choose one or more as
signees of his estate, will be held • at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 110 Federal St.,•
Allegheny City, Allegheny county:Penna., before
JOHN. N. PURVLA.SCE, Esq., Register, on. the.
6th day of January, A. D. ISO% at 2 o'clock
_ . .
T 11031,19 K. ROWLEY.'
U. S. Marshal, as itecsenger.
de4:a93
LrEQAL,
IqOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN
that the nartnerahip lately existing between
J ABMS DICKSON and - W. J. ale nASTER..sz Car-;
penters and Housebul ders, - under the firm name' of
DICKSON & 111.CMAnTEK,.h ca this oav been dia.
solved by mutual consent • W. J. IdeDIAuTER in
authorized to settle all dents due to and by the com
pany,* • •,' • - • -JAM LSID teKsos,
• . •
W. J. JVICJKLUTKII.
December 1. 18138. . . de3taiS
OTICE-Ts .. hereby . given tha t
•pplicatton to the tiovernor tor the psidortot
N HEr S. convicted of Larceny at the •134.v.m
-ber Term, ^I o. 233 and AM. 1827, and sentenced.
dttuuary3l. 1868 to threeyears in WestertrPeal
tent-hwy. Is now being : made. - ' • - •
' noYinvigs • __MRS. -}TENICT Hrs-S3.
VLOOII OIL CLOTHS---We - htt*e
£1 in stock - a large assorttnetit orityles and va
tion widths of thoroughly - . seasoned Floor -Oil
Cloths, which we are offering- Uptake whol*ule and
retail trade at prices lower. taltine quality into con
sideration, than can be had to this city, • .
d. & H. P.HILLIPt3,
28 and 28 Klan ,treet.
no3o
G"EN oil.. CLOTH, IFOH-WiN=
DOW SHADEtt —We are nowpaanufacturing
tuts article of a quality , superior In flubst4 and aa
prlcea lower tban can be bad of -any:Easters mann
faoturers. Dealers and it : totteir Interess. to
examine our goods before purebasini , elserrhere.
nolo 20'and 98 Stith Stt..formerlvBs. Cour. '
SODASH—loo'stons 'chore.'ASH—loo's
brands In store sad for bile' bi •
. nol7 . • ,j,cA)TypiliP
EMENT-50- - barrelsilsiran lic
C
Cemeut to storo•andfor sale bt
"°l7 . J. B. CeL_.
DIG. LEAD-500 pigs Soft Galena
' store siad *Ws br imp a SON
017 , r . u . clair•
GREEN AppLEg-125, 1 barrels
la Bore and tor sale 1
nol7 J cAi m ET & soN
.- 4 •
VINEABL ASII-4 0 casks N0.71 - Ciii
tore awl for ale by -
WM J. B. CANYTELD 30iCa
ON
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