II
H
NEw •MWERTISEMENTS,
77 AND 79 VARLET MEET
AN EXTENSIVE LINE
WINTER OODS.
Closing 0 t at
Greatly Reduced Prices!
SHIRTS. DRAWERS,
FURNISHING GOODS.
"mouausus A.R SHIRTS,"
WOOLEN GDS,
PULSE WAR)IKRS.
MITTS,
ZOIJAVE SKATING JACKETS.
GLOVES.
BUCK, SITEiP, FUR TOPPZD KID
arid DRI.V.LaG (16UVE5, WOK. MITTS
and GWVES,
13013LIE.VVY ,
•
FLEECED COTTON.
WOOL and MERINO RIBBED •
BALMORAL and TARTAN Rem
BOVLEVARD SKIRTS.
awl , SKIRTS and cousrms,
siTs BONNETS and
IdILLINERr ROODS
AT LESS THAN COS C.
•
BONNET VELVETS, siracTlNS.
EBS and RIBBONS
‘I
DRESS 'AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
BUTTONS, LOOPS,_&,
HAN DE Elie HIFt3,
EMBROLDEuIES.
LACES
VERY AND LA
CHE CE GOODS
AP,
NOTIONS,
jp3LL CALF MBS BRAIDS,_TA.PES, POCKET
-BOOKS,. WALLETS,LEArIIZE SAGES
and FANCY GOODS GEN IDEALLY..
SI
II
We would Call the AtU)utlou
YROLESALE AND . RETAIL TRADE
To Our Stocks
And Invite an Inspection.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
JOSEPH HORNE &
_'o.
do!a9
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
Dg,/ 0r4043113%
J. IL BURCHFIELD Bb\CO'
NO. 52 ST. GLAIR STREE
All Wool Grey Twilled Plalllel for 37 crib
Delaines for SlOs. worth 25. .-
1 Slightly Soiled Blankicets g 4,00 wo . rth ,00.
Waterproof for $1,25 worth $1,50. .1.
Poplins for 3735 e, worth 50. I.
SA Gloves for $1,50 worth 0,00.
Paisley Shawls $13,00 worth 010.00.
Velveteens 21,00 worth $0,75.
Bleached Muslin 12550. worth la. 2 .
Unnbleached Muslin 1255 e. worth 11
Cheapest and Libe rty k in the city. No. 52 ST.
CLAIM near etreet. de%
:4 E NEW BOOK BY THE All..
:1: _ THOR O' "THE SCHONBERH-COTTA.
".: A I LL"
sl. •
il VarfelliVOßDS FOB THE WiliFkltE OF LIFE,
~'',
PEON pz.. MARTIN 'WHIM '
'Y •
~ MiltyAAthoi of "THE SCHONBERG.COTTA.
, One vollune, 12mo. elsgantly Issued on tinted
. 4' 'taper. and bound In extra cloth, beveled boards,
.:. 41.. e. PriCe, 41.79. .
', .1 B. S. DAVIS,
93 -WOOD STREET.
.
TOBACCO AND. ALCOHOL.
"-!I '., x.. - - IT DOES PAY Trl SMOKIC,
•':' IL THE COMING MAN WILL MINE WINE.
BY JOHN FISE, M. A.
tc. For sale by
S. DAVIS,
de2D
D. B. MARSHAL% oPincE,
%e
1 W. D. of Pennetrants,_
Firmßalsas, December 88th, 1888. •
THIS IS TO GIVE ROTIeE that
on the Baler day of December. , A. D. MS, a
tii arrant In Bankruptcy was Issued against the
TISTA.TE, OF ABTRint IMENWRO II , •
,orbvs. sportborongh, whoe county of Allegheay.
State of Pel2llsllTallb., has been &Wedged n
tinkellp on his own petition; thst the payment of
any debts and delivery of any property.belonging to
such bankrupt Whim or for Ids use and the trans
.fer of a nprope rty by him are forbidden try law;
that a ta y ee P tin Pe g of d e bts editors of the d bank
, r rupt, to prove their and to choose one or more
A assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office of the Regis.
‘,._s -tar, N o . 93 Diamond street,
_ln the City of Pitts
bargh, Benne— before SAMMOL HARPE R.
Nab
Register, on the 11t4 day of January, A. D, 18eeir,
at 10 o'clock A.
THOMAS. A. ROWLEY,
de29:01 V. 8. Marshal, as Messenger.
H. S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE, I
W. D. of Pennsylvania.
PIETISM:MM. Dec. 28, 1888.
7114/3 IS TO GIVE NOTICE that
on the 514th day of December A. D. MISS, a
arrant In Bankruptcy was leaned against the
ESTATE OF WITT.T►I JOHMON,
CM
of thi ; :eity of Pittsburgh. in the county.? Allegheny,
rstate of Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged a
bantrOpt on his own petition; that the payment of
, . soy debts and delivery of any property belonging
to such bankrupt to him or l'or his use, and the
trarmfer of auy property by him are' forbidden by
lax; that .a meet,ing Of the creditors of the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and to choose one or
wore assignees of his estate. will be held at Court
of Beakruptej,_to be holden at the office of the Ite
,. sister, No. 90 Mangold street, in the City of Fitts
burg Allegheny county, Pa.. before !IA L
:-; it,aopEit, Esq., Eegister, on the 14th day, f
nary. A D 1509 at 10 o' MASH . .
TH gewiarx, '
4 dez:es U. Mushal, as Messenger.
LIST.yIurrEENTS'LIST. 186S-IJUNA
r. OF APPLICATIONS TO BELL LIQUORS,
edit!. the Clerk,eoffice. month of December,MMMS.
is
IL P. Getty, other gooda,Third ward. • „
The License Board will alt ao:WEDIIMAY, the
1,. at 9 Weloe!!!, AtAl. bArtrifig thatatpays
GRAND VOCAL CONCERT
AT THE
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
CUR, LACOCI IND ANDERSON STREETS,
ALLEGHENY CITY,
I
On Tuestiny Evening, Dee, 29,
The Choir. of the Church, under the direction of
Mr. DAVID 'MILLER, will be assisted bx the AL•
LEGUENY QUARTETTE, Prof.W. &. LAW TON.
and several of the best amateurs which our home
talent affords. '
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS. -
Doors open a. T; Performance to commence at
o'cloce. de29:b99
- _
W''ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
SCARFS,
NUBIA.%
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Evenings, December 31st.
and January Ist
and 2d.
A N ORDINANCE
AN
Relative to Weighing Coal.
Siscrion 1. Be- it ordained and enacted by the
City of Pittsburgh, in Select and Comm andncils
asstrabied; and it is hareby. ordained enacted
by the authority of tbe stone, That the Finance Com-
Iralttee be aodis are hereby authorized and emer
ed to establh *males tor weighing Goal in and p upon
the premise , of any person or corporation engaged
in the provided eI ng coal within the city of
Pittsburgh said dealer shall petition for
he stone, and agree to feral R. the sea es and pay
the Welebniastet , and, in all respects, comply with
the provisions of this ordluance.
SEC. 2. The Weighmaster for said scales shall be
nominated by the owner of the scales, and appointed
by the FIIISIICS Committee, and shall be subject to
removal by said Committee whenever, In their judg
ment, he may not faithfully perform the duties of,
his appointment.'
Sac. 3. Before entering upon the duties of his ap
pointment he shall be duty sworn or affirmed, and
give bond with one or more sureties—Lobe approved
by the MECCA Committee—in the sum of one thou
sand dol.ars, conditioned for the - faithlul perform
ance of his duties.
gap, 4. Ile shall weigh all coal sold or delivered
by the owner of said scales, keep a register of each
load weighed, and furnish to the driver a certificate
Of the number of bushels teleran contained: and
shall., on tne first day of leach month. make to the
Controller a return, under oath, of the number of
loads weighed Ana the number of bushels contained
in each of said loads:.
SEC. 5. It such weighmaster that' neglect to
weigh any coal sold or delivered by the
shall neglect
er ot the
smiles for which he was appointed, o
to give a certificate to the he shall- for each
offense, forfeit the sum of five dollars. If lie shall
fail to keep a correct register of all coal Iv, ighed by
him, or sball neglect to make the return to tee Con
troller, as required by this ordinance, 'he shall for
feit for each offense, the sum of twenty dollars.
Sie., l 3. Toe scales established under' talc ordi
nance shall be tested by the dealer of Weights and.
Measures at least once in siE months—the fees
therefor to be paid by the owner—and shall. at all
times, be subject to the inspection of BRCS person as
may be directed by the Controller or ,Yinance CORl
tattee tore ake th e same : and all the kooks kept or
the Welthmaster shall, at all times, be subject to
similar inspection.
SEC. 7. Any person who may from time to time
be appointed by the Finance Committee or the Con
troller for that purpose, may require any load of
coat to be welshed on the nearest publie s ales, and
the weight tested by subsequently weighing the
wagou. cart or oil r venicle; provided that the
feet for weighing the same shall be paid by the per
son so directing the weighing thereof. '
Inc. 8. If any purchaser of coal sha'l so demand,
it shall be the duty of the OWIIOf of said coal to have
tee same welshed on the uearest i u bile city Kale.:
provided the fees for weighing the same _ shall be
paid by said purchaser. -,. _
SEC 9. If any coal which may be weighed on tke
petite city scales, under the preceding stetions, shall
be found to contain a less quantity than that stated
saidcertificate of the weighmsster. the owner of
coal and the weighmaster shall each torten the
sum of twenty dollars. '
Sac, 10. The owner of said scales shall-be author
icichielyrrefor g:elhirrettutrigrerrs, and tr.,l ipeiv itz ta
each load welshed on said scal
es. when the
same contains less than 30 bushels, 2 cents; when
over 30 and less than 60, 3 ,ents; when over 60,
5 cents. --
SEC. 11. No coal shall be . weighed on any scales
established under this ordinance, except such as be
longs to the owner of said scales, .
• 'Ordained and enacted into a law to Councils, this
28th day of December, A. D. 1868.
TI
JAM.Ert McALEY,
President of Select Council.
Attest: B. S.' MOnnoW,
a Clerk of Select Con w. nell.
,a it. TOMLINSON,
us President of Common Coupe
Attest: MGAST .
CARA O M
rCo" ER,
Incil.
' 2YI •
OF THE
93 WOOD STREET
The Grand Military Allegory of
THE DRUMM BOY OF SHWA
WILL . BE REPEATED
MATINEE, NEW YEAR'S AFTERNOQN at IN
Doors open at 7 o'clock, e. x. Performance
Commeaces at 73(•
Box Sheet now open at T. H. PHELPS'. No. 46
SMITHFIE LH STREET. Nod.
AN OIIDIPiAINCE
Supplementary to an Ordinance Open.
-
ing Bedford Avenue.
SZCTION I. Be tt orrtaitud and enacted
Common
City of Pittsburg', in Select and
Councils ass
embfr.4. and it ie hereby ordained
and enacted by the authority of the same,
That Wslitam R. Denniston and jam H. Stewarebe
and the some are hereby appointed Viewers on the
opening of Bedford avenue instead of George R.
NV bite and Thomas Aiken, who decline serving.
,Sicd. 2. That so ranch of any . .ordinance as may
conflict with or be suppli.ql by the foregoing. be and
the same is hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils, this
203 th day of December, A. D. IS6S
bi.
JAMBS cAULBY,
President of Select Council ,
Attest: E. S. Monuow,
plea of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Councl
Attest: H. McblAsTuit,
Cleric of CO - mason Council
AN ORDINANCE
For Opening Arch IS eeeee . late Fisk
Street. from Kirkpatrick Street to
the late Township Road.
neriort I. Boit tard and enactedby the OttY
ofPittsburgh, in Select d Common Vouncils as
sembled, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by
the authority of the same. Tkat tne City lingineer
be and is hereby authorized and directed to Surrey
and open Arch street (late Flak street) in accord
ance with the "City District Plan," and to appraise
damages 60 assess benents. Daniel Aiken, Sr.,
William 11. Denniston and J. H. Stewart are here
by aprointed, In accoroance with an act of Assem
bly. sp a red January oth. 1884. -
BSc. That any ordinance or Part of ordinance
canal g with the wissige of this ordinance at the
present time. be an the same is hereby repealed so
far as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law In Councils, this
28th day otDecember, A. 1). ISIS&
JAmEs IickULEY,
• - President of Select Connell.
Attest: E. 8. Mouttow.
Clerk of Beleet Comte%
2_ W. A. TortassoN,
President of Comun.Cotut
Attest: H. mexkwrzyl. ell'
Clerk of Common Conseil.
AN ORDINANCE
k etatairing the Grade of CliffStree
Szc.l. B. it 'ordained and minded till the t.
ON of
Pittsburgh , tit Haled and Common Cotinciti aura
tiled, ana 8 is hei-eby ordatneo and enacted by the
authorigll of the tame. That Cliff street. between
Talton and Gum street be changed so as to conform
with cop y an accompanying ibis ordinance, *dupli
cate of which to be :lied in the City Ingineer i s
office. - -- . -
Sty. 2. That any ordinance or Part of ordinance
c onflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be sectshe same is hereby repealed so
far as the same a this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Coinage, this
28th day of December, A. D. 188. - • •
JAMILS IicAULIIT,
- President of Select Connell.
At , test: E. S. MOnnovr, _
Clerk of Se lect Conn=
W. A. TOMLINSON.
President of Common Connell.
Anes" übilllftatt6on couna
A N ONLIDINABICE .. :
F o r opining washismiontetreill, East
Liberty, from the Greensburg Tars.
: pike to Centre Arians. ,
Sic. 1. Be tt enacted by the City or yqueburoli,
in detect and CommonUOtittri if aesernbied., and le
is hereby ordained and masted of
ful by the authortlY
the samei - Trust the City eingineer be and is bereby
authorized and directed to survey and open Wash
ington street. (East Liberty) from he
Gree.IIMIUM
Tiu 'mike to centre avenue, ic accordance with the
plan in the OM 'Engineer's dace, and to appraise
damages. and assess benefits John ii. Stewart; W.
E. Deniston aud Devid Arthur. Br., are hereby ap-.
pointed. in accordance with an act of ,Aasemply ay
proved January 6. 1664
01 1 7. 2. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage otthie ordinance at the
present time, be and the same is hereby repealed so
par as the same sleets this ordinance. , . •
Ordained and enacted into a law In Councils, this
98th day of December, Awl , . MP.
- •- ' JAMES idebIILET , . •
President at Select Council.
Attest: E. B. leat of Eo6now, . •
• C Select Councli:
___.'
_ W. A. TODELLlintai, . ,
• _ i __
president of Ctwatn cStingi.
Attest:, E. IndiAll'flnt,-
_, _
~
-Qat of CO2lolONAOCrallaih",
Priers:BUßG i d 047., kri' irtittrsAY, IDEertitilEit 291:480g
AN ORDINANCE
For Opening Roberta Street; between 1
Centre Avenue and Webster Aiventte.
SrdTiol4 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the City
of Pittsburgh, in Select and Common Coun
cils ' assembled, and it is hereby or
dui nid and enacted by the authority of the
game, That the Clyy Engineer be and be is h reby
authorized to survey and n a nd ninch of 'Roberts
street. between Centre ave Webster avenue.
as has not heretofore b en .opened, in accordance
w ag i u th
a the d
z " s e s l e ti s
D b
e i n s tr tl i c t
s t P it l o a b n e r ;' ;
and U. W.•Oltter, .Tr.. are hereby
1l an d i
n g t , o
A ay d n aut rai. w se e d a a v m ,. ;
appointed in ac
cordance with an act of Assembly approved JanaarY
6th, 1564.
Sze. X. That any' ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the 'passage of this ordinance at the
present Urns., be and toe same is hereby' repealed so
tar as tee same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils, this
%Stith day or. December, A. D. 1868.
JAMAS MeAULEY.
.
Attest: E. S. MOBBOW
Clerk Selec t
. .President of Select Council.
of Sel Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Council.
Attest: H. MOMASTISi,
. Cleric of Common Council.
AN ORDINANCE
Anthoriritog the Grading and Paring
of Locust Alley. from Fortieth hireet
to Fortyperst htreet.
see. 1. Be itrordaitud and enacted by the City of
Piiteurgh. in Select and Common . Councils, as
sembied. and it is hereby ordained and enactdd DY
awhority o' the, same, That the City En sneer be
and he is hereby authorized and directed to adver
tise for proposals for the Grading anti Paving of
Lociast Ailey from Fortieth stree manner rty...iirst
et; and to let the same in the directed
by re an ordinance concerning streets passed August
31st, 1857; else., an act concerning streets,' ap
pr.ved January 6th, 1864.
Sae. h. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the same are hereby repealed
so far as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law this .28th day of
December, A.l). 1868.
JAME , lIGAIILEY,
Frei/Went of Belect Council.
Attest: E:S.'lfonow,
it
Clerk of C ommo nou
Cncil.
WAI. A, TOMLINSON.
President of'tommon Council.
Attest: Elcdtr MckfAsTrii.
Clerk of Common Connell
AN ORDINANCE •
rot the Construction of a Board Walk
on tireensburg Pike, ac,
Samos . 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the
Call of Pittsburgh, in Select and Common
Councils assembled, and it is hereby or
dained and enacted by the authority of the eame,
Tit tne City engineer be and he is hereby author
ized and directed to adverise for proposals for the
construction of a Board Walk on the Greensburg
Turnpike. from the 'nu rsection 'of Bellfontaine
street to Wineblddie street; 1 hence along Wineboi
dle street to Pearl street: thence akng Pearl street
-to Main street: thence along Blain street to Rim
st•eet.
Sac. B. The Cost of constructing the same to be
assessed to property tronting thereon. and to be col
lected as the assesments made by the city are col
lected.
SEC. 3. That ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of herebyance at the
present time, be and the same is repealed so
far as the same affects this ordinance.
JAMBS IicAITLY.Y,
President of Select Council.
Attest: B. 8. Monitor,'
Clerk of Select Couil.
W. A. nc
TOMLINSON.
President of Common Connell.
Alttest: WWI IMOMAirren.
Clerk of Common Councils. del9
AN ORDINANCE
Authorising the Grading, raving and
Curbing of Centre street from, For
ty-Fourth to Forty-Fifth Street.
of
1. Be it ordained and enacted by the City
of Pitt/Oars/A, in &Jed and Common Counci/s as
sembted and it to her. by •ord bled and enacted by
the authority Vitae:game. That the City Engineer be
and he is authorized anti directed to advertise f r
proposals for the Orating. Pachag anti Curbing of
Centre street, from Forty ;Fourth street to
stre t sae in the manner tyi
-
r / ec Mb d by eanOrdtnancet h once m aing streets. pass d d
August 31st, 1851; Also, an Act concerning
Streets. approved January 6th, 166 6.
egg. 2. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting whit the pastage of this ordinance at the
present Lima, be and the same is hereby repealed so
tar as the same atfects this ordinaLce.
Ordaln.qtaud enacted into a 1 kw 1u Councils, this
Stith day of Lketruber, A. D., 186 S.
JAMES hIcAULEY
• President of Setect Council.
Attest : Monnow,
Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Council.
Attest : J . 3'• McMAsrgit,
-- Clerk of Common Council. daft
A' "DINANCE ...
Authorizing the Grading and paving of
Footer's Alley. from Butler street to
the Allegheny Valley Railroad ,
SECTION 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the Cl 4,
of Pittsburgh, in Setem and Common tlounctis as
sembitd, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by
the authority of the same. 'Abet and di
Engineer
be and he lis hereby authorized and directed to ad
vents- for proposals tor the grattind and paving- of
NOS lER'S ALLEY. from Butler streetlet
to the Alla
gheny Valley Railroad, and to let the same in the
manner directed by an ordinance concerning
• treets, passed August 3151, 1557: also, an Act
concerning Streets, approved January eth, 11104.
Sac. 1, That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the paisage of this ordinance at the
present trine, be and - the same Is beret' , repealed so
jar as the same streets this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law In Councils, this
2114. h day of December, MIL
J AMES McATILEY,
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. MORROW,
Clem of Select Connell.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Council.
Attest: B MCMASTER
Clerk of Common Council. de29
de29
N OBIDEVANCE
Or Openin4 Kirkpatrick Street from Dun
can Strdet to Arcit . Street, late Flak
Street. •
Sacrir,worined and enacted by the
City of Pittsburgh, in s lect and Common Coun
cils assembied. end it iii hrreby rydatined and
enacted by the authority of the same, That
the Cliy Engineer bu and is hsreby an.hirized to
survey and open Kirkpatrick street from Duncan to
Arab, late Fisk street, in accordance with the "City
strict Plan," and to appraise damages and assess
beneets James McGinnis, Paul Seibert, and James
8. Drag are hereby appointed, in accordance with
an act of Assembly, approved Janniry 13, 1564:
Sto. 2. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at tile
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
ABM' day of Deceit her, A JAM }
NW.
S MCAULEY,
... President of Select Council ,
Attest E. S. MOnnow, -
Clerk of Select Council.
! W. A. TOMLINSON,
I Pre:it:lent of Common Caine'
Attest: M. MCMAsTfflu.
Clert of Com m__
de79
A N ORDINANCE
I
Authorizing the Grading and Paving of
Almond Alley, trom Butler Street to Al
legheny Valley Railroad.
laco. l. Be it •Ordained and enacted by the Select
and Doorman Obuncits of the Oity of Pittsburgh, and
hereby enacted by the authority of the same,
That tie City Engineer be and is hereby direoted to
advertise tor proposals for the Grading and Paving
Valleyond alley from Butler street to t h eeeheny
Railroad, and •go let the • same Inmanner
directed by an Ordinance concersing Scree in n. Btreen Pissed,
August 81st, 1881: also, nn aetconcerng
approved Ja •nvry eta. 1354. •
BZO. fl. That any ordtrumes or ?art of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of th s ordinance at the
Dreaming's, beand Mamma Is .hereby repealed so
far ant he same affects this ortllitance. „
Ordained and . enacted Into law In Councils, this
SIM day of December, A. I). 1868.
• JA11.03 NedULICI'.•
_
• President of Select Council.
Attest: Ili Cl er konnoW,
of Select Connell.
W. A. TOXLIRBOIf,
President of Common Council.
Attest: Iffclffinrsin
-Clerk of Common Council. de2o
dell
ORDINANCE
Authorizing the Grading, Paving and
Curbing of Roberta Streets from Centre
Avenue to Bedford Ateline.
Eincricort 1. ',Pe it ordained and enacted by the Otty
of Pittsburgh, irr Select and Common Councils as
sembled. and it is /web- erdainel and
by authority of the same, That the CI y Engineer be
and he Is antoorised and directed advertise for
proposals for the elradinir, rating and Curbing of
Boberts street. from Centre avenue to Dediord
avenue. and to let the same in the manner directed
by an Ordinance.concerning btreets, passed MMUS%
31st, 1867. also, an act concerning .etreets, 11P
proved January oth,
BBC. A. That any ordinance or part of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present thee, aff ect she same is hereby repealed so
br as the sam ibis ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a lan in Councils, this
Sinn flay of December, A. D. 1158 e,
• ' a - atirs MeATAY ,
President of Beleet Connell.
Attest: Z. 8. bfroanow,
• ' Clerk of Select COnnell.
• W. A. Tomistas ,
p • President of Common Council.
Attest: Il. oug 0031 , E lilobLes rna, _ Council. dew
•
p r ow) -army& . • • ,
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AT
WILLIAM BERLE'S,
80 and 182 Federal street, Allegheny
AT 190.0., TAUD WIDH
BLEACHED SHIRTING MUSLIN,
GOOD QUALI'F'Y.
AT i CENTS• YARD . WIDE
AVY UNBLEACHED MUSLIN.
AT 25 CENTS,
RED, YELLOW AND WHITE
ALL WOOL FLANNELS
AT R 6 OB . :4'1'8 1 ALL WOOL
GREY TWILLED FLANNEL
OE
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Blankets,
Cassimeres,
AT LOW PRICES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
180 & 182 Federal St., Allegheny.
ATTRACTIONS
HOLIDATS
BATES & BELL
Cloaks,
Shawls,
Dress Goods,
I7uxs,
Cloaking Cloths,
Corsets,
Ladies - Undterwear.
LOW PIIIICES.
del9
deZ)
NEW YEWS OPTS
REDUCED PBICES.
STRIPED FELT SKIRTS
vsr
iizcs&ED.
CASIENZBE SCARFS, in all colors.
WOOLEN 11081ERT'at very low prices.
LADIES & GENTS EINE TUE-TOPPED GLOVES.
Woolen Hoods, Shawls and Childrete.s
Sacques, Ladies Hemstitched Embroi
dered and Lace Handkerchiefs,
. Gents Silk Handkerchiefs,
in all styles.
HOOP SKISTf3. , ~
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
PAPER COLLARS AND COPTS,
WOOLEN MITTS AND WRISTLETS.
111/LORTTALIME & CO.,
ax
313,atid SOt ket Street.
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T HE PitlifitLOGlCAL JOUR
yIE
NAL AND LIFE LIIBTRATV9 em
Ota
t e Hilth • Volume vdth a , January• hi amber, Moat_
ready, end Is one of the most Roomiar, Interesting,
and instructive litnszleits published: It Is the t od
one of the MO In the world devoted • to,the "lii -
NOON or 'NAIL , ' - ins hatueremebt. , roan ,
oby Malty, by all the means indicated
tirsrtiter"Porawits, Bitetebesq kiggraidiles
veal,
t a Inun am wanton' or t ones arergi
also. m uch "
enera , Information on • leading topics
of the do, la January Pictorial Muhl* No._ me
bate. tifealkesketches Da le MtOlb,dt.
Page.- Huntington; y, Carpiguter,..etword,
Eastman, Johnson,Lials, MOM and Beard; also,
the lion. Heverdy Johnson, T Do ts. t Napoleon
T. sif wastriumpauiptiwo on ',The A entail',
Paysiognomy. and a iarge fund armor Interesting
manna; walk upwards olairtg_pprnalts and Illus..
ltillexill• Piiii.ishigto==m7. wag eyear, by S. IL
VILLLEI. No. 309 WIT, New. Tort, ilta.blt
Flannels,
Jeans, tk.c.
FOB THE
OFFER.
IMEM
AT GREATL Y
024 mow: CASE or rpm
A large varlety,of
Pil
WILLIAN • SEMPLE'S,
80 and 182 Federal S reet, Allegheny
$1,12)5 ISlsek, Brow 4 and Gold Nixed
WITERPROOF CLOTHS, GOOD QTIILITY
AT 31 CENTS,
HEAVY WIDE POPLINS, in choteicolcrs,
AT $2.50
GORED BOULEVARD FELT REIRTS,
Pattie as sold eaily in the season at $4,00
• A 43.00,
GORED BOULEVARD FELT SKIRTS,
same as eold early In the season at $6.00
Fall assortment of
DRESS GOODS.
t,,\C •
LOASING
I S,
' SHAWLS, te.,
at very low-prices Wholesale and Retail at
i •
WILLIAM SEIV[PLE'S,
180 and 182. Federal St., Allegheny.
EVERYBODY SHOULD READ THIS
The Holidays are drawing near
With all their scenes so piessant.
The chosen time of all the sem
To make an annual present. '
To all those wbo are looking for useful and appro
priate :articles to present to their families and
friends on utuistmas tt corning, we would say don't
-fall to call at
- .PIIDEJLAA:N'S
OLD STAND. STOCKING . STORE,
NO. '24 FIFTH AVENUE
•
and make a selection from tits varied and extenstre
stock. of
Hosiery. Gloves, Vndervvear
Fancy Opera Hoods, Woolen
Gaiters, Sacques, Break
fast shawls. Scarfs,
Mittens. Suspen.
ders, Shirts,
&c., &c.
You'll save your money and your pains,
Beside tie wear and tear of Brains.
In looking round the town
For Woolen Goods of every sort
Make this your first and last resort,k
As his prices are all marked down.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
,Notlee is hereby given that the Partnership
Heretofore existing tinder the name and style of,
LITTLE, BAIRD 86. PATTON, Wholesale Grocers,
is tills day dissolved by mutual consent- SAMUEL
aniMED is authorized to settle the business of the
firm at thelr office, Nod. 112 and 112 SECOND
AVENUE. SAMUEL H. BAIRD,-
MARYLITTLE , ES ATT L N.. JR.,
R
JOHN H. STEWART.
• THOMAS LITTLE, JR.,
SAMIIRL H. BAIRD,
Executors of Thomas Little, Br.. deceased.
Pittsburgh, December 16, 18611•
MBE WHOLESALE. GROCERY
A:7 Business Ida be carried- on at N 05.1.19 and
114 SECOND AVENUE, as heretofore, under the
Arm name of
• xxx-r.r.:-E. 13A111.11,
HAVING SOLD OUT MY IN
teret t in the firm of
LITTL - Ir, BA.IRD & PATTON,
to my partner. BASIIIEL B. BATED, I take pleas
ure in recommending him to the pa onage of our
customers and the trade generally: •
de23:bl/7 JAMES I' TON, JR
BINIIttPTCY ?WO 0111".
, .
$2.00.-111111 'AB DI
'entitles the hearer, on prose tation, to
TWO'DOLLASS &Internee oa a cash
. _
purchase of 05.60 at the gres:t 'cheap
clothing house of ..
is j .
S. C. TRAtilin X, •
ORIGINAL 'BIG lf MIR= 11.
Sixth Street, late St. Clair.
• liobodybest by this establishment, but talr deal
ing to alit fjail and be convinced. All clothing
marked by printed cards, at
*LOWEST CASS PRICES ,
So that no one may be deceived. 'Remember the
ElltiecTitAliirtal big ... number Ik, SIX:11 wrava.
BZWiltit Or corn:al:An:maim* THIS!
Q. TRIITER 3 L II4 .
derwru.s
MIS vs TIM HOLIDAYS.
FRS I MIS I FURS!
iIicCOUD & 00's,
181 WOOD MEET.
•cm vCo =Guam or AtaatasitarrCO. Pa.
Om
. o 7,..
rittsburi December AIL lbelL
riOPOSALS FOR WRlTlNG—
seated Piwporult wut be received at tins of
cduntil 0,414114%5T dab, 1809., incluslve, for Wit
tang and copying trap% ihe original issessineuts re•
turned by the several Assessors for the year ligith
Eighty-eight Office D vinicatei tor Taxes of 1809:
nighty-eight School DuOlicates for Texas of i f
813:t
116%
Eighty-eight Collection Duplicator ford axes _
The work to bedew to the edit:sof the COutity COM.
intiglaaerei 111 0 in be completed or before the
Ist day of awn. lin& ' Ma to be made at so Ulna
the "Uhl" nee ComPlata, to include the calcula
tion *ad extension of an Tar es, and the comparing
of each and all the books with the alienate, totalACA
*recapitulation. la each of the boots. proving the
total of the Taxesthe Total valuation. The cor
rectness ot the Du plicates must he probated before
warrants are hated in payment. •
g e e removed fromiI•WOODISTItErt to,: • - Bond, With clentseearitt, mill bo . fittotrO4 toe
. ''` ° ` '' -*- ' - the fulfil:tient of tbe contrect. ,
NO. • 191 LEBICRir .;51223131C.n- Sample can lie seen en ionlutztlotk.
...... _ . .
-BY Ofseatlon of the 00111 COMSIIIIIMerg. _. ,
deli . s deltEtea WORT LAMZEBT, Outrage._
WALL rArzitt-4.EmoOAL.
,ft• , „
THE 00 PAPER STOKE IN NEW PUCE
It.BSUALL
vir. P.
Sr! criasbontw.
EPISCOPAL ''CLASSICAL
ACADEMY: ,
School Room of a's'. PETERS CHURCH. corner
Want aid Diamond streets:
The Second Term of the School year begine the
ItaT MONDAY lN JANUARY.
- No pupils under ten 'rears of age eeceieed.
Mr. FRANCIS SCHMID, •
Rev. 'T. L. rsELLA.A.
Apply to the Principal Rev. T. L. B eLLA.N.
PPtsburgh. - de24:bB9
PittantraPti. TT. WAYNE St CHICAGO R. B. CO t-
OFFICE OF Tilt SECniTAItY.
PITTSBCIIGH, Ihcember 15. 1869.
IgrTHE BOARD OF DIREC-•
TORS of this Company have declared the
reeular QUARTERLY.DIVIDfIND (No. BO) of
2 stock nfo rf e
he o
qGavtenm n nt n T
e o c n em h b e
r c 3 & l,
1868, and semi-annual intermit of 31 4 per cent.,
G
less overnment Tax, on the Third Mortgage
Bonds, payable on and atter MONDAY. the 19t1r
day or January, 1869, at the oßce of WINSLOW.
LANIER. CO., No: 411 PINE aTREKT, to those
registered at New York, and at the Office of the
Treasurer. to those registered at Pittsburgh: ;
The Trarofer Books will close on SATIFFinAY.
216th Instan Jan u a ry , P. and re-open TUESDAY,
the 510th of 1869 at 10A. st..
; B. M. HUTCHISON
ary;
Secret.
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OFFICE HOUSE OT REFUGE WESTERN PA.. t
No. Fourth Street. Pittsburgh,
December 83d, 1989.
WTHE ANNEAL MEETING OF
the Contributors to the Howie of Refuge will
be held at the. * Office of the Institution, No. BY
FOURTH STREET, Pittsburgh; on MONDAY, the
4th der of January.:ll3G9, between the hours of 10
and 12 o' clock, to hear the Report of the Board:of
Managers, and to del officers for the ensuin: year.
J. B. D- NEEDS.
Becretar .
By order
de24:b92.
IWCOMMERAIIAL DEPART
MENT OF PITTSBURGH HIGH SCHOOL,
( Bank of Commerce Building corner Sixth and
Wood streets. Equal to any Business College having
the same studies and lectures. Sessions: Alterndoo,
2% to 4kyL o'clock; evening t 7 to 9. -Free to all
residents of Pittsburgh under Al years of age.
Receives students from other places at the Jow ad
mission fee of 620. Students enter at any time and
receive diploma on completing tbe course. For
further information call. at our rooms or send for
circular.
• fiei.x7-TUF
,
mr NO TIC!. 88—" To Let," -.For tiale," "Lost.'
"Wants." "Found." "Boarding." as.. not sv
elte:ding FOUR BUMS lads wilt be queried in Was
columns ones for TWENTY-FIVE '052f78 ; each
additional UIu IVB 0.1311. M. .
WANTED-HELP.
•
3YANTED—A few salesmen to
ngesishgrsiv.,ggar:rpar--b-
•
WANTED ) -HELP
_-At Employ ••
meat Oftice i - No. St. Clair Street, BO S
GIBIB - and MEN, for different , kinds of employ
ment. Persons wanting help of all ,kinds can be
snoplied on short notice.
WANTED-BOARDERS ,
VrANTED—BOAIRDEBS -- Plees ;-
ant room, with board, suitable for !gentleman ,
and wife, or two young gentlemen at 6 FOURTH
bTREET. Alto, a few day or dinner boarders caw
be accommodated: Reference required. •
WANTED---AGENTS.
Niffir A Pir E D AGENTS-100 t
$2OO PER MONTH—To sell a New Book
ye $2OO
tp Agr_iculture and the Mectisnie Arts,
by OEGRGE E. WARING. Esq., the distinguished*
Author and Agricultural Engineer of the York
Central Park, Lc. Nothing like it: 800 Engra
vings Sells at sight to Farmers, Mechanics and ,
workingmen of all classes. Send for Circulars. A.
L. TALCOTT4 CO., 58 Market street, Pittsburgh,
Penna. . de7-awg
•a l . • )11 ; • •
w
- son having ■ comfortable /101251) of four or .
five rooms, in a desirable location in either city or .
suburbs, - can hear of a good tenant by addressing
J. B. 5..• GAZETTE OFFICE
TO LOAF ON BOND
$25,000 and mortgage on Allegheny
County Property. Apply to or address CH .PT &-
PHILLIP'S, Real ,Estate ' Agents, No. 139 POttrth .
avenue.
wiTANTED. Thitq to IWO -
Vle • Ihousand ALLEGHEN Y VALLEY.
WAY BONDS BONDS in exchange for productive city
property - Also Also first cl.ss mortgage security—for
Twenty-'F ive Thousand Dollars, three or live years
an run for cash. Address D. L., care Postoffice Box
526.
TOTO LET—Two most Convemien
Hots Es-one with eight rooms and' the other
even. o In q u ire Wen rvur Penn. opposite Christ -
Church. at 277 Penn street.
. . .
irXO LET.-.TWO HANDSOMELY
furnished rooms. with gas mad are. one on first.
r, and one front up stairs. Inquire at 1.99 Third
avenue. - •
FOR SALE-An old.
stand,' No. 15 SIELTIITIELD STREET. For
partieu:ars enquire at JOSEPH SPENCER'S.
Bull'eliend Tavern, Second Avenue
you SALE—A.
id w new nnuse of
seven rooms. gas aatpr, with 'range in
tchen. corner PRIDE and FOR GES aTREETS.
Also a house of four rooms to-let, front on Forbes
street. •
giOR SALE — Fine City Dwelling
for ease. Enquire of LOCKHART, FREW
174 Wood street.
FORt class SALE-DRUG STOREvery-•.-A
firs retail drug store in a le
-location. Terms easy. Address box desirab
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Tobacco, Cigars & Whiskey.
R. JOHNSTON., Print,lin!
WANTS.
0 LET
ErMI
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
ISAAC STERN,
No. 163 Federil street, above the Market,
ALLEGHENY CITY,
Respectfully announces to his friends than he to
now offering his stock, consisting or the
I
rirgEsT cachuis, TOBACCO , & c..'
And"the PUREST L141101E13,
T rice LOWEB THAN EVER . OFFERED LE
TOW ILARE.ET.
ar Remember the Piece.
1 -
No. 36A FEDIEBILL BT., ALLEGICEXT OITT , ,
se4rwro-TUS _
SKATES,
SKATES.
I have received my stock of mutes for the season
of 418 and 'B9, omlnpridnitt every styleknown to the
%rads, at prices ringing ,FROM OZNTS PEE
FAIN lIF TO $.28.• My stockembraces a fullUneof
Ladles , and Gentlemen's. Stites. New fork Club,
American EISA, Blondin,s AncleSopportex, our Le.
dies' and Gents , Clipper, Philadelphia and BOOtOtb
Club, Empire and Vulcan, together with a large as
sortment of medium priced Skates forßoys, wkletk I
offer st exceedingly low prices. I invite an in wait
of Skates to call and be convinced that 1311WOCID
STREET. is the place to buy Skates.
. For sale wholesale and veva by
JAMES BOW N, •
• NO. 138 WOOL) STREET. frrisstruen. -
11020:Ti
aver,'
U:VEEA