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A NIGHT IN A STORM.
• ' It Wes' a private parlor of a hotel in the
, , .
' Provinces._ Two men sat at a weltspread
- :
• ' break-fast table. The younger had_ just
pushed back from the table with an imps
*
' tient movement. . ,
? "No," he said abruptly, "II cannot eat,
I cannot drink. If I believedin presenti
ments I should say 1.. felt warning of
I ' something disagreeable if n t horrible."
.
1 . "Well, then, my dear n hew"
, said'
I . the elder, "as you do not believe in such
1 things, why not make yourself comforts.
• ; ble and enjoy your breakfast tot' are
1 not to start until to•morrow anyway, you
i. know."
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The young man arose from his seat and
• , walked to the window, throwing it open
I and looking out into the frosty, brilliant
• ; sunshine. The air was intensely cold,
I and reddened his cheeks instantly. He
drew in,his head, saying—
! "I. shall start this morning. There's
i going to be a storm, and I must go. Will
II you accompany me to the station? The
train t idarts in an hour."
The uncle shivered and drew his dress.
•.• r ,
I lag Aciwn- closer.
1 ".It'o;" lie said, "I'll not leave the house
• unless I'm obliged to. I did not leave.
•England to get frozen by a Canadian
!•• Winter. I: liti not know you' were , so
; . sentimentally foolish. Alice will not
•
thank- you for coming a day sooner.
• Women don't like a bridegroom around
when the wedding preparations are going
on, no matter how much in love they are.
Take my advice, and stay here until the
• time appointed for you to start." '
Robert Russell, the young man ad
-1 • dressed, listened with grave civility to
1 his companions words.
.
i What was such advice-in comparison
• with the urgent cries of his whole no
, tu.e ? He had left England three weeks
• I before, to claim the woman of his choice;
•
who had been a year in ldontreal, whith
i. er she had emigrated with her parents
carrying.with her the love• and promise;
of one.in whom she believed with utter
i devotion..
I Russell's uncle and adopted father
i had accompanied him, and now sat
i, smiling at the impatience, the whims of
1 youth.
; . I There is a storm rising in the' air in
•I spite of the sunlight," Rtu3sell , said, still
standing by the window, "I should not
enjoy being blockaded in by snow on my
, journey. •
"Probably not; but you might as well
' , expectitin this climate." '
"Well, I shall take Alice back to Eng
land as soon as possible," Russell said,
• with his hand on the door. Good bye,
,i.. •'' uncle, then, good bye."
..;
Russell was soon speeding from the
town, his eyes looking eagerly forward
over the vast stretches of snow as if he
• i would outstrip even the steam which
bore him.
1.,
He, was not half through his journey
. ..v by rail, when from the west, where it had
I lingered throughout the sonny morning,
;:. rose the filmy white veil that is the her
ald of snow. Weather-wise people
, • looked out of the car windows and shank
.., • their heads, slaying—
Year wr si hi n s ce wi th il e b te e rr a lb h l }4 e -d
storm that
Qui lt':
b j u s iock t a .
aded in this train."
Russell, looking, felt his face grow
i
pallid in spite of his hopes, his youthful
/energy. . , He did not fear the storm while on the
cars; he knew they would get to their des
; tination before the storm would be sum. ciently advanced to retard them much.
But he remembered the twenty miles he
must go in a cutter after the butt station,
for Alice waited him at the residence of a
relative beyond Montreal. Her aunt,bad
persuaded her to have the wedding there,
I where wealth could give its glow to the
ceremony, and what girl couldresist such
at Invitation.
"If ahe were only in Montreal!" mut.
miired Russell, and the first few flakes.
began to drift slowly downward.
• soon the all was filled 'with line sharp
particles. It grew colder instead of
warmer, orapparently, so, for the wind
rose and whirled the snow fiercely.
It had snowed two holm when Russell
alighted at the station in Montreal. It
was already dark, save that the gloom
had mitigated by a full moon.
He was half benumbed by cold and sit
ting so long, but he could not wait.
Reason told him that he was a day early,
and might easily stay in the city until to
morrow; but some feverish, morbid haste
urged him on—it was impossible for him
tg rest quiet a moment.
He stood a few moments by the bright
fire in the waiting room. Then be de
cided to go to the house occupred by
Alice's parents.
Arrived arthe house be learned with
dismay that Alice had left two or three
hours previous. Oppressed .: with fearful
foreboding he hurried on, taking the road
which his servant supposed her driver had
selected. As he emerged into the open
country the runners of the cutter sank
deep into the IMOW. The horses struggled
desperately through the drifts, while-.the
blinding storm and benumbing , colt al
'most overpowered him. To arouse hint
self front the lethargy which lie felt was
the preetusor of death, he 'taxed out of
the sleigh aud plodded on beside it. . For
hotirs it seemed to him; he 'travelled; al%.
ternately walking and riding, the ani
orals he drove being almost exhausted.
Suddenly, with ie. snort of- suprise or
al a rm,'hls horses- stopped - and 'fteW up
r Ites4s, their eyes starting in their
sakitii,'Lat isoMeth i ng indistinct in the
gloom ahead.
T heri,44 something , infeCting: in:the
alarni and Russe ll felt his
chiteke pale as he moved slowly, fonviu*
leining the standing there.
-4. budder likethe first,olll. of an jilt . -
• ~ . g dooth, shook the riunt• masulo r
it -•- e upon a cutter overturned'in the
8 971'.-, He Watt close to it before he could
alto out what it was._ , There were. no
11. rses attached t hat he saw, in a glance
--bit the tugs cut short off, were fastened-I
there- The ono* had blown away from
one side' of the sleigh, while- the other
tside-tvit• deeply : imbedded. He leaped •
upon.the , runner; and. hurriedly ped
the;buffalorobea away; a, fear came upon
him such as he had never known be2ire.
thAt- last, ,it :seemed to him so /Ong,
ou
g 4 it was hardly a mement—in that
snowy moonshine he saw tote pallid face
oua.of a woman lying motionlets among , her
With a suppressed my he lifted that
beautiful form to his shoulder, and sat
down on the cutter, bending is HP to
the cold ones that could not respond to
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his caress. And- yet she was not' desd,
— a faint breath just sighed, across:his
cheek. ,
Was it thus he; id thought togreet s
hi
promised wife? Be could not thiuk--he
knew nothing but that he had, found
Alice--and his whole being rose to the
resolve that he mould save her--;that
'neither snow nor 10 nor cold should teke
her from him. She was his and he
claimed her despite-everything.
But he could not linger there; he must
be moving on though ever so slowly.
He bore his burden to his own cutter,
taking with him . the furs that could not
save her after that fearful sleep haa be.
gun. His horses walked on again—they
needed no guiding --they could find their
own way better than man could direct. l
Anything but intense love would have
despaired in that tempest of snow, with
that pitiless wind freezing across the
earth, raising no glow on the blue white
face against his own. I
He roughly chafed with snow her
hands and face; but he soon saw that se
verer measures must be tried; •that the
lethargy was too deep. She dimly felt
the fierce friction for she moaned and
seemed to shrink ' from it—a wordless re
quest to be left alone.
Russell had forgotten the cold for him
self, the snow swept by him unheeded.
Again he lifted her in his arms and
stepped out into the - snow, letting her
stand betide him, then trying , to make her
fight her way on, knowing that if she
could once be roused she was saved. .
At first she fell down helplessly, sank
inanimately with no wish to stir. But in
a moment his ceaseless efforts had some
effect, and he could compel her to use her
muscles slightly, though her head drooped
in an unknowing stupor.
Russell felt that he had never Suffered
before. He thought the paind and sorrows
of all his life were crowded into that one
night. By slow degrees, almost hope
suffering returned:
lessly slow, coneciorisness and horrible
His face was pale and sick, as he knew
the agonies she endured. But pain was
the signal of life, and not now would he
despair.
At last she looked at him with recog
nizing eyes, and when everything else
had failed, love reached the fountain of
crimson, and sent a wave of its red to her
face.
Weak, suffering, she reclined upon his
arm, unable to move or to speak. Could
he keep the life he had saved, through a
much longer journey?
When he left tho city there were a few
houses scattered by the roadside for two
or ihree miles. The dim glimmer of their
lights he had seen; but since then he had
noticed nothing—it was a waste through
which he' was riding, with no lamp of
hppe held out to him. And the delicate
girl 'but half 'resuscitated, he thought—oh,
how many miles before safety?
A half hour passel, and through This
sell's brave soul had already darted the
first doubt. Human endurance could not
last forever, and it was more than he could
do to preserve the feeble life he had re
called. In another half hour ice and
cold might conquer him. He would die
with her; he could not live when that
dear face was beneath the sod.
A quarter of a mile further on, and he
saw through the storm a dark object by
the roadside. It was o_ building of some
kind, and could shelter them. He turned
his horses' heads that way and .plunged
through the snow to the door. There was
no door. It was a dismantled log hut,
with its door gone, and its'one little win
dow broken out. But it was better than
the fury without, and in another five
minutes Alice was sheltered from the
wind. With painful and patient fumb
ling he succeeded in fastening the buffalo
robe in front of the doorway, thus form
ing an insufficient •barrier. Then he
drew from his pocket his cigar case and
his matches, and lightingone of the latter,
looked eagerly round the room in the
flickering light That glance told him
that there was an immense fire place at
one side of the hut, and a divine light
streameclinto his soul at the sight.
" As his horses had dragged the cutter to
the house, the runner had grated over the
top rail of a fence, and the unseen post
had nearlyupset the cutter.
The white tingerd, fair faced English.
man worked with a power that was more
like fury, and. when at last a ruddy blaze
flew up the broad chimney, tears of joy
actually started from hie eyes.
Exhausted, happy, he knelt at the feet
of Alice and hid his face in her hands.
With that reviving warmth came a little
of strength to her weary Boa She lean.
ed forward, a smile upon her lips and in
her eyes, and murmured
-Iqt was heaven itself who sent you
here, Robert,"
Two hours later a gray d awn was
struggling through the clouds; a broad
strip of blue encircled the west; the wind
moaned in lower tones. The old hut was
golden with the wood fire—it threw its
radiance over the two horses that , had
been led in, and stood wild a t e the
in a corner, their eyes staring a at the Bre.
Renovated, though weak, with a hap
piness beyond words., warm in heart,
Alice Malcomb greeted her wedding day.
She had told -her story to Robert—the
story other desertion in the snow. As
the storm had come on .more furiously,
her driver, wham she believed. trustwor
thyrannonnced his intention of returning,
She had discovered that he was in a semi.
intoxicated state; but-she retailed to re.
to:l42nd he-would not go &step. fitrthert,
and bad cukthe traces, and Mounting one
of the horses left her to her• fate.
She did not know when she spoke that
a mile back, within stew miles of tke city'
he_ lay frozen to death, the eddying snow
fever-his body.: He had found it
fate iwhiehlis mistress had escaped. -
-.llackward,.enough mita' . ofihaPPY
years, looked miseil,andlis wife to that
night of horror in Canada, when peril re
vealed lethem the lull-depth of their de.
votioe—thelnfini It:We'd their love,
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nrn lansiassis !Wean : am run Nonni
wstsr..-TA 81 .1101oud,(Idtin.) . paper states
that the lumbermen/Inas Upper hassle
sippi hate 'had an ! unuittallrauccessful
season during the past-Wlnter. They have
tilt greatir number of 106 thMs during
anypreviotus sewn fprpavetitl 'years past
In mielsigans kgs, 1 1 0,JankaOn has,been a
Very active and spccesattil one, aid the
amount of lumber cut hilftisiegon Mita
vildch IS the great count . * Of
Inc 'Mate; *ill be larger thin ever before.'
The e h Pitt in this bounty in lea
yielded 44. 000 000
,
,
IT IS stated that one inch of rainllllll4
on an acra of ground will amount In all
to 226;2251m Theons or about 100'
T
tone in Weight. qqantity of rain in" -
der wielder' 4 'is 0,272,840 cubit'
inches, and the impertalgallon weighs ten
pound's avorduliols,'iuid
is
ol 'the eapacity
277,274 cubic inches.
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Mil!vale borough, late[ptivate Co. 102 d
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Pititsb9ralk. ' ' •
R. Schiffnaner. tavern lit ward; ,
N. Hoes. tavern , Ist ward; .
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J. O'Rourke tavern;lstward:
J. Wm.teha7rer. tavern. /St ward: i
R. Scott bhotes & Co.. tavern, let ward; :
Julius Welssert. tavern, Ist ward: '
Harr Meyers. tavern. inward: L .
A. WesentietmerJaCo., other goods, Ist wrird;
W. Haslage & Co.. other goods. lit ward, I
G.stayalark, tavern, 2d ward;
F. Lutz tavern, 2,1 ward;
Thos. Dymond, Ad ward:
John M. w elsh, tavern, 2,lward;
A. Huneek. terve - n. 3:1 ward:
WM. itidUtll, tavern, actwerd:
B. Au 1 ., tav e rn ad ward: :
N. sinton. other, goodf, 3(1 ward;
iJ. Adam Weaver, other goods 3d ward: ,
John .11cGrady, tavern, 4th wtrd; I .
N. M. Caldon, tavern, lee ward:
V. Fitzete.mons, tavern, 4th word:
Nave & Fortney!
. tavern. 4th ward;
S. McCrickart & Co., other goods. t , 4h ward .;1
Wm. Carr & Co.. other goods 4th ward:
Jets, .M.Kay, other goods. 4th ware; l
Geo. Schmidt, tavern. sth ward;
• Oath. Teehrung tavern, sth ward: ~
Pat. Brown, tavern, Bth ward;
Jerry Driscoll, tavern. Bth ward;
J. &J. Belly, other goods, sth ward; T
Phil. lialkeff, tavern, tith S. ara; , '1
H. Kraty, raven, Bth ward: '
John Bichardson, t.vern, 6th ward:
J. Frewdenberg, other good. 6th ward;
Jon. Lotink. Jr., tavern, Bth ward;.
Jno. Steed, tavern, Sth ward;
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Pat. Gallagher, tavern, 9th ward;
Morgan & Dorsey, tavern. 9th ward;
John Ostermaier, tavern, 9th ward;
Jos Snyder, tavern, 9111 Ward:
M. Lang, tavern, Stn ward;
' M. Gre , •nwald. tavern. 9th ward:
P. Gelehsheimer other eoods, 9th ward;
b. England. tav e rn ,
, .10th ward;
P. & M. Kane other goods, 10tH ward;
A, Mose, tavern. 10th ward;
J. A. Richter, tavern. 10th ward;
Mary Hague. other goods, 11th ward; L'
Thos. Bosworth, tavern, 12th ward;
F. Blessing.; tavern, 12th ward;
M. Limpert, other goods. lath ward:
F. L. Johnston, tavern, lath ward; {
W. Myers, tavern, 12th ward;
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J. M. Miller. tavern, 14th ward;
Y. Kaltenhanser, tavern, 14th ward;
Jos. E. nerning, tavern, 18th ward;
IL Enge: ting house. 15 h ward;
Chas. W e e iremir glionse. 17th ward;
H. ticluntdt, other goods, 111th ward:
McConnell Ji:Elkin. tavern. lEith ward;
Mary Davis, tavern. 18th ward;
N. Leech. tavern, 19th ward;
J . Schwartz. tavern, 19th ward;
, Jac. Shuck. tavern, 20th ward:
, J. b. McPherson, tavern, 21st ward.
Allegheny.
Wm. L_ynch, tavern, l e t ard •
Adam Heider. tavern, ward:
Chas.ampbell. tavern, Edwrd; • 1
Fassbinder. tavern, 9 1 ward;
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Geo. Lang, tavern, Sld ward;
Jos* Sehirman, tavern, 3d ward; -
Joint By tavern. 3 , 1 ward;
Dan. Helm . tavern, 3,1 ward:
Chris. Germ, tavern. ad ward;
Chas. King, 3d ward;
Chas. Miser, tavern, ad ward:
Louis &I'm. eating house. 3d ward.;
1. Basencrantz, other goods, 3d ward;
John Mclntyre, tavern, ilith ward;
Louts Cesar. tavern. 4th ward;
M. Zlrhut, tavern, 4th ward: • 11
Wm. Wessel. tavern, 4th ward; .'
John E. Bitne , tavern, 4th ward:
John 8. Snyder. tavern. 4th ward; • ~
David Auberger, tavern, 6 le ward;
Geo. Eater, tavern, Bth ward;
Jos. Klllrueig, tavern, 7th
ward:
Wagonheiser, 7th ward;
Bog:laughs.
John Se'eel. taverj, Birrein Item;
N. Knnzler, tavern, Binnineham;
F. Benner,avern. irmmeham:
A. avers. Birmingham; •
Christ. Stange. timers, Ettnningaam:
John Risser, tavern East ßirm:ngeale;
B. Kuhn. ta vern, East Birmingham;
W. b. Llngbea, tavero. Kest Birmingham:
W. Abreuho'lit, tavern, East Birmingham:
Jac Dietz, tavern, Ea t Birmingham;
Phil.
Gearing,aern. E:
Joan tavern, loath Plosbargh;
B. Rauh, tavern. acevth Pittsburgh:
J. A. Stant', other goods South Pittsburgh;
Thos. Carro.ll. tavern. West Pittsburgh; '
J. Auistein, other goods. West Pittsburgh;
A. Zrenburgh, tavern. McKeesport;
. • hr.• t Baker, tavern. McKeesport:
Th.s. Mel,ittade, ,avern. Monongahela;
E rt. sixTlerman, tavern, Onneol;
Geo. Frits, tavern. Onn.by;
' M. Hither. eating house, Sharpsburg;
H. Sharp, eating house, Terneeraneevil e:
Tetwaildim.
' Christ. 'Fromm, tavern, Itaidst In: •
Chri.t. Dreneauser, tavern. Baldwin;
Pat. • o well, othergoods, Chanters:
Thos.nker. tavern, Harr , on: •
Thompson, tavern. Weer Yvette.
(beat. Deirstein. •tavern. Midlin:
Jas. McA.Uster„ tavern. 1111filin:
Geo Altoyer. tavern, ADM n;
Jo Ns Weber. tavern, McClure:
Thee Twylbrd. tavern. MeClerer
etspbea Blower. •avern. McClure:
L. I-elite. tavern, McClure;
M. Oht r, tavern, Patton;
Lotan Werner, tavern, Pole;
Chris. Froelich, tavern. Reserve;
Ell Wicoff. t a ve r n . obinso;
h:. J. Heath, Snowden:
PJohn, Voelker, e. house. Lower St. Clair;
at. . Schlemiels/3. tavern, Union:
Gallashar. tavern. Versailles; ..
`
Pat. McGreevy; tavern, Versailles; •
O. Anberly. tavern, Versailles. -
The License Board will sit tor bearing the above
applications on the 16th last., at 9 o'elosk A. 9,
aolOgat JOHN G. BROWN, Clerk.
OWNERS OF
Dm7 o , Wagons, Ciwts, llacksl
OMNIBUSES,
And Every Deseription of Carriages,
ARE REQUIRED TO:CALL AT THE
CITY', TREASURER'S OFFICE
AND
Take Out their Licenses
ON OR BEFORE
_
THE - FUM DAY OF MAY NEXT.
For e
uggy or C ach and every Wagon, - Cart, Car, Dm ,
sum of
Barrier, drawn by one horse. the
. cam 45 Oa
For each and every one of th e above named Ve
hicles, drawn by two bonen. the sum of IRO 00
For each and every one of the above named Ye
hides, drawn by four horses, thesum of• 13 00
/or each and every . Back drawn by two horses.
For e ea c h
of
Wheel o
esch and every Omnibus and Timber s,
drawn by Iwo horses, the sum of. .... -413 00
For each additional horse attached to any of the
above named Vehicles, tha sum of.. ..... .tl, 00
Sitctiox 3. It shall ci t ese duty of ll Livery
Stable keepers In Bald to make a return to
`the City Treunrer, within twenty days after the:
'passage of this Ordinance, aid annually 'there
after, on or before the. Ist day of May of each
and every year, of the number of Vehicles of ev.-
ery description, owned aad used by them in their
business. and the kind. thereof.' and the same re
. turn shall be made Mader oath. - • ,
tlgc. 4: All owners Of Carts,' Drays, W gene,
and other:Vehicles, who 'hail neglect or ruse
to Procure a license as aforesaid, soaS bet Mject
to a penalty of not 'leis than ten for
every thirty days the same retinue unp cen aid t after
the si day of May or each year.. All 'Liven ,
etab•e Keepers falling to make the return re
squired In the 3d Section of this Ordinance. shall,
In addition to the foregoing, be subject to a pen
alty of not exceeding flhy dollars, all of which
penalty shall be recovered before 'the Mayor, ot
ono of,the Aldermen of and atty. by summagy
erinnetioni audit shall' be ths - duty of the Chief
°troth* to seek oat all Venoms who have failed
t o comply with any of the provistoias of this Or.
dinalice and report the salute the CIO Treasor
on rot which service he shall metre the am of
dfty o r la meth. ease. •t• be taxed and collected
molten Of tee cests,,upon eonnctlea as aforesaid.
Tpo penalties for nonrcompliance wltlithe or
dinance will be 'Weft, nifbreed after ihe above'
date:. -- ‘' • . - • .. • D. -I fACREBBONi."., ..
. , - City Treasrer.
ig,tnnifnarg CM 'ADIS 1. 1464. an2:3
Ornet or riro•Temeetouta or ALLso_oretr 1-
Cauer. Ettteottme.
♦prt! Ist , lee%
TL: , poiquaxcie or Ti E *et
, .
section atom Act relethte to Allegheny Come,.
ty , APPrelrect the let 41 4 9tMa7, Ile& sad °like
axperultaent to said se °Don, approved the 80th day
or Mara, 11166,.1 do hereby give
,notice that tee .
Diiplicates for the several Wards, Boron/ha and
Townships WILL BZ OPEN, mid I will be PM"
pared to receive the
County, State, Poor, Tforkkonse and
Improvement Taxes for 1869.
On and attar-the let day of Mac. 111•9. _Bald
tithe/ ealrhe Dahl at this 01100
,ttntll the Ist day
orAngnat with a DEDUCT/ON 03' 3337 f P 231
O.IIXT. for Proin3l3l7 ateris to al/ PanoPs Dallas
the whole amount of their taxes. .
These will be no deduction• aitowsd during the
mopt6 Of ~There w111;h4
Tep Pa Cent. Adtied
To a Wei rsomoinfai ikasid tin
80 PttakkUi..., ' 10 ; dal el
. r."Dusitkroit;
ap3:ditT Trfi'Um of Alleshopy Coutn
INSIM'
TtrEIRON CITY
. .
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Of Pennsylvaia.
Office 75 Federal St., Allegheny City.
DIRECTORS
Hon. JAMES L. sEAHAR, •
Rev. J. B. CLARK. D. D.,
Capt. K.OBINEAJN.
Rey. A. BELL. D.D,
Rev. S. H. NEzIIIT.
W. A. REED. Cashier Allegheny Trust Co.
JACOB RUSH. Real Ratite Agent,
IMON DUCAL Mayor of Allegheny,
C. W. BEN N . Hatter,
A. S. BELL, Atiorney.at-Law.
D. L. PA! TERSON, Lumber Merchant,
D. WOOER, Insurance agent.
Capt. ROBT. ROBINSON, Preside:at.
Rev. J. B. CLARK, D. b., Vice President,
JACOB RUSH, Secretary;
•
C. W. BENNY. Treasurer.
M. W. WHITE, MEDICAL Anciagn.
DANIEL SWOGER, Gan Aged.
This is a nome company. conducted on the mutual
Principe each polity holder receiving an equal
share of profits of the Company. Policies
will be issued on all the different plans of Life
Insurance, and being conducted on an economi
cal basis will afford a safe Inveatment to each
policy holder, and thereby retain themoney at
home to encourage hoarindustrv. intahithlt
NATIONAL
INSURANCE• COMPANY,
Car, Federal St. and 'Diamond; Allegheny,
Ofice, in the SECOND NATIONAL BANE
BUILDING.
•
W. W. MARTIN, President,
AWN BROWN. JR.., Vice President,
JAMES E. STA.VENBON. Secretary.
anutcrolts:
John A. Wier, ?Jac Lockhart. Jos. Myers.
Jae.L.Graham. ;Robert Lea. C. C. Boyle,
Jno p6 . Brown. Jr. !George Gent. ;Jacob kopp.
a
O.H Pliklillama!Jno.:rhompsonlJ. MclSTalgher
CASH
INSURANCE COMPANY,
PREI.AN'S
No. 2S Filth Avenue. Second Floor,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Capital All Paid Vp.
DIRECTORS.
Risley. H. W.Gller, Jr, :Capt.Rl.Balley,
Datil Wallace, i 9. H. Hartman. lA. Chataben,
Jake Hlll, 4 5. Id•Clurken. ;Jas. 31. Salley.
Thomas Smith. , Jno.9.
ROBERT H. RING, President:
JNO. P. JENNIIVGS, Vice President. .
JOS. T. JOHNSTON. Seerecaz7.
Capt. R. J. GRACE, Geng Agent.
Insures on Liberal Terms on all Fire
ap2:ge7 wad Marine Risks.
ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBTRIGHL, PAL"
Office. No. 424 'PENN ST.,
NATiowax, TIMMS CO. BUILDWO.)
Dnlzaraßs :
R 6 : ohl. Dickson, 'Robe. Liddell, W. /Pride),
bledle, • C. Van Buren, Kirsch,
B. H. Myers, angwiseb, ;Chris, ißlebert.'
L. J. Blanchard, . J. Weisser, Sc hlidecker
E. IL ETERS. President..
ROST. D/OICSoS,_.Vice President.
BORT.J. GRIER. Treasurer.
fen: J. J. ALBIBTZ. Secretary..
PENNSYLVANIA
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBUREIH
OFFICE. No. 1 8 / 3 .6 WOOD STREET, BANE
OP COMMERCE BUILDING. -
This is i Home Company,' and insures against
lost by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, President.
•
C. C. BOTLE Vice President.
RoBUT PATRICK, Treasarer.
HUGH krazialaxr. secretary.
DEELIZTOBS:
Leonard Waiter, Georg.* WILEin,
C. C. Boyle, Deo. W. Evans.
Robert Patrick, J. C. Lamle,
Jacob Painter, J. C. Miner,
Josiah King, John Voectley,
Jas. H. Hopkins, . A. Ammon.
Henry Sproul, •
•
INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRM k
!HAULM INSURAPICE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA,
Orriczaaa 4'4117 CIEMEITNIIT BT.,near
=RECTORS.
i Charles Er. Rancher, _ Mordecai B. Lonis'
ardsbz i
Tobias Wagner, A David S. Brown,
1 Samuel Grant. Isaac Lea,
IJacob B. btoith, t Edward C. Dale,
effiele% tieIIBAN 11.118prrsiliti".
• exit.
, E,DW. C. DALE, Vice Pres dent.
W. C. STEELE Secretarv.wro tans.
J. MA DNEECCOPPiIir, Asian
North. Wes t comer Third aad Wood Stree ts.
radS•wil. .
.
BEN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE• COMPANY.
, OF ALLEGRO'. PA.
•
OFFICE IN r RANICLIN SAVINGS seam
I:cumin:N(ls,
No. 41 0/310 SE.. Alleigheily,
HOME COMPARE, managed by Directori
well tnownto the Community, who trust by fair
dealing to merit a share of your patronage.
MENU*
_•
D. OR M. D. MIDDIAZ
braziyirous:
Henry Irwin, ID.L. Patterson,llPm. Cooper,
Geo. R. Riddle, Jacob Prang, Gomm gags,
Simon Drum, J. B. Smith, Jacob Rush ,
W. M. Stewart, ICh. P. Whiston.jJoseph Craig,
'Joe. pannier. B. j. =Muni, lJere. Mo/um.
• apio:oas
r
ALPER/AL.
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
LON DON .
Z B TABI,4I3IIRD 1603. CA= CAPITAL PAID
UP AND EIMEITILD PUNIds NIONED
INQ se,ooo,ocio IN.GOLD.,
Insurance simian Piro erected on Houses and
Bulldlngs, trood,s Wares and Merchany4
Steamboats, it.c. ppiieles.issued parable In
or urreny_444* United States Breach oe,
40, prinszazzt, Zloty , York..
All losses of the United States Brattea will be
sauced In Nett Pore.
2461.„&l:1011:unvi Agent,
~ • •
c; .. invisinmo
i. I ra.
4 a,: : -
eine% retranMAgicr. . . .
)194JIANLINAe also Allent Ibb Mau*
uousnany. s e
ON'INSITHANCE CON. -,--, ,• . urn v. 844 4111 4.nt• '
itfoßesieftw,.oeTest Aral... -
ag o l letr i eNjoat ...n.ree_k elm/ 6 Coo is Mara
Willa-Iry I.l4shiel%iiint ilre 4 mi l .
riot Make. • &home. etitutton, manager byDi
raciest who &es _weU known- to the t
hey rad who are determined - by phraptuese and Ulm
slitY•to maintain the U make - which they Imre
IlaStUned. ill offering the beet protection to those
wiwkdesire to he lamed.— -
Alexander ittidierizrren, L- F. MCrae
4. /mum Jr., .: -, eb.,, - j. awkii, -- . •
James uszavaap; i . • • - William B. Ryan,.
Al
praAnetrt . . c,,.......irielp.iurkPatrielli'
.Ld M. Lone nal. .I.."“Wile r:'
'
D. AXIMSOU• I
plzpv lavonmvom CORI.
_ . ,
°MOP., N. Z. lawilaMlt 'WOOD & PIP iii'FTH l.
. „
L,
Hoke COMPADY,taking Ifire &MI Marine Biala'
`. '' A' ~ • - • - .
ta '. •Vile. tlih ' 33117, C"" Eirii.tP u s z lift Hb . ° . , ma r
•
... t Parl ui ._ I .
.ttialea,..4. ran:Ales
1 lit: anise m,ner, „ ave sia_isrtis ~
ri ll2 . k 4 t er ' - ( than l
it iMaart
si t.
r. President.
. ice. l
GO iSpieftatii:eiaLadinaS.
V1E4444
farNEW OPERA awn,
Lessee ............
Managei. .. . ..................................
• and En fa a s ge ci g nating art is ment for ote, ne vreek only of the popniar
Mrs. MART tiLAbarkx-E.
MONDAY EVENING, aprlllth, 1869, will
be presented 'Sheridan Knowles, beautibil aye
act play of the
I ZTJNCF/13.1LCIE.
Julia lira. Mary Gledstane.
TUESDAY EVENING t he great DlaY of LEAR.
Mn. Gladstane Matinee on Saturday.
•
nr'LECTURE.
HENRY VINCENT
WM. by special rOpest of a large number of
- citizens, deliver his great Lettnre on
OLIVER CROMWELL,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Monday Evening, April 1;1849.
NO RESERVED SEATS.
.Admisstou flec.
Doors open at 7.4; Lecture Commences at 9
o'clock.
The Lecture Season of 1868-9 having closed,
Season tickets will not be received.
Tickets, for sale at the Mercantile' Library'
Rooms, corner Penn and Sixth streets. agile
a'"GRAND
CONCERT AND EXHIBITION
AT 11X.A.SoNIC
(Fifth Avenue,)
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Eyenvirs,
April 15th, 16th and 17th. . Concert on
TH uRSDAY EVENING, by Allegheny Quartette
Club.
FitiDAY EVENIF/6. April 16th, CINDEREL
LA. OR THE ti LASS SL/PPEtt, and many other
Interesting eurelges.
SATURDAY EVENING April 17th, TEN
NitillTs IN ABPR RoOlf. apB:7lr
arRUBNELVS MUSEUM
AND PARLOR MENAGERIE,
;The-Great Family Itesorte.
FIFTH AVENUE. between Smithfield and
Wood streets, opposite Old Theatre.
Akir al OPell Day and Evening, all the year roan&
A salon, SS cents: Children..ls cents.
AUCTION SAL
BY IL E - MAMA 00.
1300 TS, SHOES AND CARPETS
FOR TAE auraLroir.
AT -
81411THSOP1fe -EMPORIUM,
66 AND 67 PITTII ATZNI:111. •
Mena". H. B. SMITHSON a CO.. DrObflators
of the well 1:1101•21 Mammoth House are
creating an excitement consequent upon the ar
rival outlaw goods which are being sold at re
markably low prices. Goods ofeverrvarietyt the
finest sewed booti the most fashionable bal.
moral gaiters and ankJet shoe*,
blankets, flannels cloths. cossimeres, Cu and carpets. Cal ltler
and examine.- No trouble to
show goods.. Ladles'. misses' aid children's
furs at almost your own prices.. Allgood': war
ranted as represented.
BY A. WILWAINB
SHARES EAGLE COT
•
• F TQ TON MILLS, INSURAhiCE;•..P.ENN-.
§L A IA OIL, AO.
TUESDAY EVENING,. floor3t 'at vi
o'clock; will be sold on Record of Commer
cial'sales booms, 100 Szattidleldetnset- by otter
of B. W. 'MACKEY.. amine° - of JEWIICA.
RHODES A CO, bankrupts:
370 shares Eagle Cotton Mills Company. • ,
Also; win be added to sale: -
..
1.000 shs:es.Western Penusglvatila On Co.
•
10 shares pennsylvanla Insurance Co. '
4 shares Western Insurance Co. - •
4 shares Pacific &Atlantic Te•egraph Co.,
15 shares Pittsburgh Grain Elevator Co.
aplo ' A. MCRATAIbIE, Auctioneer .r'.
OitPIIANSI cot:rim' SAiLE.-By
virtue of an order of the Orphans' dourf,
of Allegheny county, dated lifarch 29th, 1989,
I will aell at public sale,•on the premises, cm
Saturday, April 17th, at 10 A. M.
.A.-lot of:ground fronting on the Monongahela
River, in Elizabeth township, near McKoespon,
containing abont tour and one4ill feces,, with
good Frame Dwelling, out building; orctiard.
de., together with an adjoining lot fronting on
the 'Township road sixty feet and extending back
one hundred and twenty feettall of Which is Will
improved. " Conditions made known at sale.
mhis:plas TiFittliAS PENNEY, Guardian.
EARL MILL F 41141 FLOUR.
•
PEARL zap. Three Star Green Brand, equal to
_ _ .
FRENCH FAMILY. -FLOUR..
This Flour will only. ret. sent out when...l4le
eilimered.
rt. . •
1211.1 ‘ ,lll. 4inal l t il ot a is. ein: Lee .
PEARL MILL BAH Similtl.• •
nal Wiest Oido_nu,
Warr& coax no% DORN
14.1: ERNIIDIA 81104
Allertieni. Sept:: leoss.- -• . rum?. um..
' Us rice
Orr Crrr 811,41Xxstir.sim istraraTath t ;
• mili
ritrailit. Aprlt It, 1889. s.
NOTICE TO-CONTRACTOEIL--
SEALED PROPOSALS for rebuilding TRY
ZET szivga, north of the 00=mm-rills
•itailroadrlraek.". and for .ttrating, 'Paying and
Curbing the following stre.ets. IILL.:.
WEBSTER AVENUE, from ; Roberts to Kirk
,patriet Street. -
TRIRTY4IINTR AND ' , mentors ' streets.
noir Butler:street to tie Allegheny ruler Ball-
Aliwwfor constructing the following BOARD--
WALaSi
ONE on Rounder', street, then Thing -third
'str.et to Laurel - street, had alangLaarel street'
ONE on Pearl and Codar—atreete, frost Main to
Lau el street, 16 tirward,and =
ONE on Broad street, frill 11 /0 11 4, aTe".
to th e Frankstoern Boad,'ll o th war n;
Will be received; et OPP/Qli RIAU 4
o'clock r. R., on ,
THURSDAY, Iprit Ink.
AU Olds to tie noted *nu77 the ttaimitteeilist
be lett at THIS 0,11011 oafore tab Site amnia
Tae Committee reserve saiOglo teF,eu!:it i tsiv
01.
au
Was ' ' ' • Jr' aioosz
crrr
11 0 1 4 93
Ornciß tirr Zzionrisii STD sNiiraroi,
• •• Prrramrsou,lipril ear lB 69.-
OTICE. - •
" LI TEO: Alla•hwara++"'" Haaw MIT
For • the ebautneuoir or the BOARDWAtt
from wzyn.f.x , SZEIEZT WILHING ASEIh.,;
XUL ea_ Irina :avenue. A,llOl,
~14XY/LIFI.
BTARET, rrpm manna to Centre iweiine::
are now readyreadyfoiezamdruiUen; and Cali be iseih`
at that °flee earn WIEDNIChIiAt- April 14111/ . 4-:
when 'they win be - !lltuiltelt ict theiClO
noV
apa:geO
ELOSALDA.I
_ .
PURIPj TEE 1!LOOD.
rote aux DRI7OOUITECMIMnania.
adr;bUlacwip
-cry. ~~,,,~. .
~;
Abfin t.
ML u „
-‘rerrt,''
AT THE
LEGAL,
FLOUR.
W.J. 31007 M"
city. Imaiseer
II
,
El
'.2~:~.~ ~s ~.