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011ifiaillioaXiis ail Ci,tiaien4iaiN :.-
Therelsti'gdoltdeal of truth, well ex
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pressed, - ia the following extract from
Mrs. Ames' Washington letter to the
Independent:
If I; were a man and could earn
honest living with my hands, I shoul d
certainly *do it, instead of, coming'
Washingtou'in search of an office. I'
, rather eat ; the bread of spontaneous toi
though amid by sweat of tirovi and
weariness ;of brain, than to grind it o
as a machine in the Government emplo ,
Yet I see many faces to sympathize wi
in these lobbies—honest eonntry f ace i
careworn;ldekly ones, who really 100
as if they had the right to whatever the '
may have 'come to ask for. Of course;
somebody his a right to the Government
patronage;',perhaps those who come after
. it have as good a right as anybody. But
it strikes me very oddly when I hear Con
grestaien ami their wives speaking, loftily
and *oaten: • . - may, of "office :seek
ers," as ;if '‘ , - - aging. to a totally-FM
ferent genus from themselves. My opin
ion is thaf.they 'are all Witte seekers to
gether' Vie, : difference being only in ' de
gree, tiqi tbe 'fatness of the prizes which
they seek after., I don't know, why it is
not R1;4401.010 and as modest for a man
to try to get a postoffice, a consulate or a
clerkship, as for a man to spend half his
fortune, and sell .his soul perhaps in the
bargain,: to' get to Congress.: Looking
down on. Ode laiurious tienate chamber;
on those . black-coated, high-oholtereel
gentlemen, spreading about Utterly at
ease, it la difficult to realize that they are,
la g e
not tolhe' elude born, that they 'did not'
glide into . Se cushioned chairs' by the
gracefhl roove of a natural birthright.,
But there is note man here who has not
worked hard, or hired other men to work
hard, for this legislative chair—how hard
many would not care to tell. , The heart
burnings, the jealousies, the hatm, the
lavished fortunes, the bartered honor
which bought some of these seats, their
occupants would not dare to have
known. There are men sitting here for
whom. , timussads of other men have
worked as for themselves to place them
where they are. Before their triumph
they did not feel at all demeaned to ask a
poor man to'vote for them; they deemed
no man too lowly to work for them; tht.y
themselves "'stumped," "canvassed,'
"electioneered," till they were hoarse
and ethic, Mid thought the 'office they
wanted well worth the trouble. But the
honor once won, it is easy to forget the
tug and the turmoil that brought it; so
easy to forget the poor man - in the shabby
coat who voted for you; -so easy to snub
the poor than in the ante-room who yen;
tures to stammer: "Sir, I worked for yen;
will you do - what you can ter mei" - so
grand to play the great Senator, by wav
ing stir hand majesticattY toward a'
guarded door, and exclaiming; in an awe
inspiring voice, "I have no time to at
tend to' Chamber."
My duties are in the -
Senate Chamber." All this is so
easy and mean. The Senate. is
the nation's
_guard of honor. If
I were a man I would not stop •short
of being a Senator myself; but, having
gained that high estate, I. hope that I
..
should have grace to .member that it
was the people quite as Du ch as myself
who had made me one, a n when I cock
plained to my wife that I was "almeit
bored to death by office seekers," I hope
she would reply, in a wife's most aggra
vating tones, "My dear, when you want
edran office, remember boor dreadfully
you bored other people." I have seen 1
some fearful taking on of airs of late on
the female aide of official life by women
in themselves ordinary to the verge of
stupidity, whom the people have elevated,
so many dead weights appended to their
husband's honors. It would be amusing
to see them avert their eyes and sniff
their noses at "office-seekers" and at
"common people," if their knew places
did not give them the power to wound
the feelings of strangers.
Washington Items.
On benator Boreman stating that Pres
ident Grant personally desired the con
firmation of Mr. Carlisle, and that if he
was not confirmed the Republican party
in West Virginia would go to pieties, the
Senate yielded their hustilitles to him,
notwithstanding he has been against the
Republican party for three years.
The latest humbug dispatch of the Cu
ban revolutionists in this city, is the story
that the President has sent a special agent
to Cuba to ascertain if the time has ar
rived for recognizing its independence.
The story Is false throughout. President
Grant's sympathies are with the Cubans,
but he has not thought of recognition or
intervention, and he has expressed a de-
oided opinion• that the present rovoln-
tionary movement will be a' ailure.
The Quaker Indian Agents and Snper
intendents occasion mach talk. They
are all excellent men, but it Is feared that
some of them will be humbugged by de
tigniarknaves, who always fatten upon
Indian appropriations. There is no din
ger of war so long as the.two million ap
propriationholds out, bui when that is,
pent, if the Quaker agen save us from
war they will . surpass thei, i predecessors.
. The cabW news A)f the suspension of
negotiations between France and Belgi
i, onthe 7 riilroad question, excites hi
ve interest in diplomatic ' circles here.
t is genera/1Y believed that the French
perm has teed of precipitatiug - I
as the' oiti ' Means 6f 'diverting the
MB
Poll discontent that preVailz
in .A 8 Belgium la , sustained by
! ir,
Prussia, the war once oimmerined ' would
soon become generate • • -
AN Alaulti divasch says:; It is coup
monlY rePofted around the capital -that
an other war between Vanderbilt and
Goalie" lauding. The latter Us been
caught "short" on Central and wants the
Commodore to put down Um, stock, so
that he (0000) can get out withoutioss,
Vanderbilt rekas; and tlOuld
therefom trying to hold the Elcrio bill
in ilia Sisal& •A. two; v iii fin
which part shall obtain the ascendan cy
butt
anDL the la 0110 4,10)14001,
Ei
.
Tin Sat* artitik La*-17ndet the
law, as it • now stands, the tax imposed
uponOians . dulr 4 l 4olaa 'man,
hers' Of.* militia com pany who aro not
members is fifty cents per annum. The
set Of last session Provides "that the rata- -
inapt for on volunteer military organize.
goof, of• all arms of the service, is hereby
fixed at thirty-two non-commissioned of.
ficexa and .privates—eicept when called
intoftettlxl•Aerike• Winn theminimum
shall be the same as Is now required by
law:" • ,
' , Oh Wednesday - smelt wellitu struck
oa
,the 'Mcßride fains,:obott' sixty rods
4y?ith of the Betighlon 'Orel en Holm ta
.. •
rani It /5 ' * fdifig it the isto or A**
seventy-dye knob of block oil per illy.
This strike is - considered a certain indica
tiow That the black' 611 belt extends from'
the run to tie Pleasantville• district, or
that it is but a continuation of the black
oil belt found at /Thornburg and Pleasant;
' - •
The production in West Virginia has
been increasing, and is now reported to
us at about 650 barrels per day. The fol•
lowing shows the daily product of West
Virginia and Ohio: '
Smith's Ferry, bbls per day 300
Wow Ran, II •I (I 250
Sand Hill, IC II -II 150
White Oak, " " ig 220
Oil Rook, it gi II - 10
, Btuming Springs, " " " ' 290
Total bble: perday 1,210
White
`Oak,
the 230 barrels produced at White
`Oak, 150 is lubricating oil. This oil is*
obtained at a .depth of from. 400 to 600 •
,feet, while the light oil is found'ata depth
..of 800 feet:. About ten of the old wells
which have been producing, lubricating
oil will be sunk into the sand rock which
yields light.' oil. At 'Oil Rock seven of
the•old wells are being cleaned out and
startedinp. At Smith's Ferry there
six ivellein process , of drilling, and five
,at Cow Run in a like state: In•the list of .
Producing places: 'Bull Run is not in
cluded: This district ie, probably yield
ing fifteen or twenty barrels per day.
• , The - *Oat on the'Creek yesterday was
excited:" irolabout 21;000,1)1mila changed
hands. The.activitY and adianced prices.
Were caused principally by,,the Cleveland
buyers m
entering the market to buy Crude
to cover sales of Refined for next onth's
•
delivery., '•
: The exports or Petroleum are still in
creasing in volume. The total exports
from New York to April 21st,. and from
all other ports to April 17th, this year,
were 21,439,205 gallons, against 19,676,-.
109 . gallons during the same time last
year, showing an increase In 1869 of
about 1,800,000.
The Hall Storm at St. Laub.
For twenty minutes, minutes which
seemed lengthened into hours, these mis
siles, varying in size from a quarter of
an inch to an inch and a quarter in diam
eter, fell as thickly as snow flakes; and
driven by the angry blast, struck with
the force of bullets.
They were of a jagged, irregular shape,
resembling that which molten lead as
sumes when thrown out to cool; the cen
ter being of a white, opaque substance
and covered with pure, transparent ice,
twisted by the fingers of the frost into a
thoneand fantastic forms. One of them
picked up on Oarondelet avenue weighed
two and a half ounces. Of the quantity,
some idea may be gained by a single inci
dent. Bailey it . . Co.'s Circus was per
'forming on the Lindell lot, and the pro
prietors, fearing that the tent might be
demolished, let down the center so that it
assumed the shape of a huge funnel.
When the storm was over no - less tban
fifty bushels of hall were remand! The
force with which it Came may be judged
from the fact that a negro on Third street
was knocked dawn by three of the
stones striking him onthe head at once.
Individuals unable to gain shelter were
severely wounded, and there are rumors
that one or two persons in the .northern
part of the city were killed • outright:—
St. Louis Republican.
A cortsrernar. in Keistaunee, Wiscon
sin, and a posse of ssistants, were twice
beaten off by a
.family named Miller, in
the town of Casco, on thei 9th instant.
They were endeavoring to arrest the
Whet- for threatening to kill one of his
neighbors. During the fight the consta
ble received a buck-shot wound through
the nose, and a wound in_the hand from a
pitchfork; one assistants was badly cut on
the head with a pitchfork, and in the face
with a knife; another, while struggling on.
the gtonnd ith the old man, was struck
in the side several times with the poll of
an are; - a German had the tine of a pitch
fork run nearly through his arm, above
the elbow, while nearly the whole party,
were bitt e n and had , their clothes torn by
dogs. After the second repulse, the con
stable returned to Kewaunee and swore
out a civil warrant for the arrest of the
entire family, which was placed in the
hands of Sheriff Nadeau, who selected five
assistants, and started for Casco. As he
approached the house the family came out
to meet him, and surrenderedthemselves,
offering no resistance whatever. The of
fenders were held to bail,
Pro bION.—An Invention for the rapid
manutacture of pig iron has been per.
fected at Marquette. The Adverterer, of
Detroit, says that by this process the in
ventor can convert the'Marquette ore into
malleable iron In forty minutes, manu
facturing with such rapidity, also, as to
turn out thirty tons a day. The fusion is
most complete, and the quantity of iron
produced compact, smooth, exceedingly
tenacious, and xeadily mailable. So far
as we, are able to judge, It is a complete
snocess. Some of the completed samples
in large and small rods had been bent hot
—at different stages of heat—and cold,
without fracture or fraying. Other sped. .
mens bad been cut in two cold, showing
density and toughness.
&maw HAT, are to be worn rointed
towards the forehead, and this season's
favorite is , the poppy trail, with black or
brae velvet bow on the summit of the
head, The harebell ln =tin and yel
low primrose, la suitable for _young la
dles. The Malcontent hat'is my, favorite;
it lends a pout to coral lips. •It la made
of gray straw, a narrow oval crown
brim turned up on one side only, with >a
bow of gray lath). It is trimmed with a
long ostrich gray feather laid back over
thetzvm..—.Parli Con
SOME A.Taiii.—AGermin discoverer,
named Carl Minch, is traveling in . South
Africs and .rifeel!ed; fro"' Mm
lately, State . thlthe en_piored =nitric))
" v ier UNTO 4 rcited" bev
ies' accomplished a, - ,very, ImPirtint
iommey, and encountered great dangers,
On October 18th, iivichwas I its s Tine ,
elated Ingots, and from :this point he
tended to penetrate iierthweird -as 'far as
the equator, hoping to cross 'the line by
PG end ofAiKi. '
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evidence -of the good , mentmanage.
f of, 'the' 011 Creek Railroad, the
Tit_uville Heivad quotes from the Andit
or
,uettorara reports of Railmads fOr 1808; -
watch shows t4t. from March let to De
cemberlikli,ll34l4, there•were carried 247,-
-4 07 Plthe n there Itnygen, and not one was killed,-
nor were serionasecidents to any
of the Palsenger trains of the company.
•-, 14.r.i1r
44.44.
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'7`7'7-44t,...1fA,*.e.N•frATVe4,-*Altit' •
M=
wren s
"SOINPUSIMIIIo
tn.
the decision et ske.ltetrenn County Ocaysii.
Ito'. alga: •
igrFOR SHERIFF..,
remeetfally gentinizeis he
ofndidate
for SICEEIFF. &select to the usagethe lie
Pubilean Patty: and lf successful Pledge ZUYIelf
co devote allay energy to au honorable and faith
thl dleebarge of the duties of the Mlle.:. • •
spia:d&B . FLEXING.
-
rgrFOR SHERIFF.
. ,
I 'Would repovt.u'ly announce to the citizens of
Allegheny county that 1 will be a ca. nidate for
the pace of SHERI 'F. tubject to the decision of
the next ensuing Unita Bepebilesit County Con
vention.
aral:ll7l:Dr.
MF'FOB' SHERIFF.
JOHN A. WATSON,
OfElisabeth towai hip, late private Company D,
79th Ps. Wis.. will be a candidate fort he omee
of SHERWR subject to the decision ofthe Union
Republican Convention. an2o:brBziP
arFOR, SHERIFF.
wiltatant AIL MIRIZON,
. „ .
Will be a candidate tbr the office of Sheriff, nib.
'act _to the decision o4' the Union Republican
county Conveirtlen. mteturlll4BiP
Igrf ß Vlt COUNTY TREASVIt
cox. J. a. cormuuti..
Of Elizabeth towriable, will be a candidate for
the above oftlee. ant , leet to the decision of the
Republican 'County Convention.
ava.nri:D&F .-,
- • .
ligff - FOB tLintii. or comr,
Idt • ' b se ro r u . g
i a .
siri o a v n g,
ißegtPenn Vol h, , la ubj p ct v to e th Co dObt slloto2df
the trolon Republlcan•Couuty Conventloti ap:6.
aff'lO THE 'CITIZENS OF AL.
• LESINENY COUNTY: I reepectfully,
announce myself as a candidate for the once of
CLERK OP COURTS, /subject to the decision of
the Union Republican County Convention. I
would state that I ask the once but for ONE
TERM, at the termination of which I would
cheertblly retire, believing that there are others
equally entitled to the honor and emoluments of
the once, and as competent as myself I will be
under obligations to the citizens of the oonnty
for their support. Very resnectfallY,
JO••PH
Vol.
Late 102 d (old 13114) and s th Pa. Vol. Regt.
mh2l:g47
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IIar'EPILEPSY RE CURED
• —Those havimg friends aidicte Letterr
nestly solicited to send for a Circularof
References and Testimanials, 'which will con
vince the most skeptical of the estraittlitv_cif tM
aurae. Address VAr. BUREN • LOCEROW,
M. D.. 38 Great Jones street, New Yon.
misl9:o3-d&F .
arBIABRIAGE AND CELIBA.
CY..—An Essay ramming men on the ertme
of Solitude, and the DIMA ...S and ABUSES
which create impedimenta to MARRIAGE, with
sure means of relief. Sent in sealed letter en.
velves. free of charge. Address, Dr. .7. SKIL.
LD. 7 HOUGHTON, Reward Association. Phila
delphia. Pa. inif:dlk
: :1: :VII: i *
This splendid Hair Dre is the best In the world:
the only trite and pernot Dye; harmless, relia
ble, Instantaneous; so disappointment: no rt.
dlenlons tints; remedies the lit streets or bad
dyes ,• invitorates and leaves the Bair soft and
beautiful. Nadi or brown. Bold by all Druggists
and Pediments; and properly applied at Batelle.
lor's Wit isetery, Ito. 10 Road street. New
y o rk.anZitztda
arDOCTOR witnonEß
TINDER TO TRSAT ALL PRIVATE
Diseases. nynbills in all its forms, Gonorrheea,
Gleet, Stricture,completely eradicated.
That numerous class of cases resulting from self
abuse, producing unmanliness, nervous debility,
irritability, eruptions. seminal emissions, and
finally impotency, permanently cured. Persons
afflicted with delicate. Intricate and long stand
ing constitutional complaints are politelY invited
to call for consultation, which costs nothing.
Experience. the best of teachers. has enabled
him to perfect remedies at once efficient, safe,
permanent, and which inmost cases cut be timed
without hindrance to business. Medicates pre
pared in the establishment., which embraces of-
Ace, reception and waiting reefs': also, /warding
SLIM sleeping apartments for patients requiring
deg) , personal attentien, and vapor and ohm!:
cal baths, thus concentrating the filmed mineral
springs. No matter who have failed, state your
Case. Read what he says in his pamphlet of fifty
naps, sent to ant address for two stamps lit seat
ed envelope. Thousands of cases treated anna•
ally, at once and all over the country. Consul
tation tree, personally or by mail. (emce No. 9
Wylie street, (near Court House) Pittsburgh,
Pa. Hours 9 A. ;9. to $ P. Y. Sundays Wit.
to to P. Y. Pamphlet sent to any address for two
stamps. apt
INSURANCE.
NATIONAL
LIFE INNERIVE COMPINY,
OP THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Oho:tared by Bpeelal Act of Congress,
Approved July 25, 1858.
Cad& Capital - - - $1.000,000.
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE s
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPSIA •
Where the general business of the Company Is
transacted. and to which: general corres
pondence should be addreued., ,
°vizi:mks:
CLARENCE H. CLARE, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairmen Fluent's! and Executive
Committee.
HENRY D. COOK & Vice President.
=DEMON W. PEET, beeretary and Aetna'''.
•
tills Comma, offers the fbllowine advantage.:
It is a NadlOwtio..mpany, ;mattered of special
set or Oostretsilleit: • •
It has s paid-up capital of $],000,000.
It offers low rates of premium,
..1) furnishes larger' inannuterr:than other cont.
pante* for the save money.
It is definite sad pertain in ha tenni . .
Its policies are exempt from eiteelimelit..
There ate no -Unnecessary Restrictions in the
Policies golicy is non. fortlitable.
may be taken which pay to the iesuntal
their tail amount, and: returned the
so that the insurance costa..naly the interest on
the minuet payments. •
' Policies may be takes - that will pay title ir
r fared, atter a certain number •of years, dulled
We, an aspnat income of ene-tentn the amount
named in She. • , •
No extra to et L 'netted tor Mike Upon tbeliiei
• It Insarcs.Xoi to Day dittidendsle,polloythold.
eta, but at so low it cost that dividends trili be im
passible'. - tt; • r •
Oh enters, Pamphlets, and,tull nerticalars liven,
on application to ‘ ffranok agitator the Com-
P trn7. 0 1' tro• • " •
01.Aarilli 00.;
Geueral tor Tew,rAiaitia and Southern
Newieney. • • .
- :.:JAY 000 EC •00.. Washington, D. 0.,
+Tor Maiiiend, Dehneere,. Virginia, District
Chf Coinhhthliteint:Wthst VieVhis.
~,nLt irioAT di co.. •
Affenteltitegtheny Beeler, Butler, Mercer
W ee
and counties. -'
Airl./00A AkiENTtIARD wAnrraD beevery
Olt/ and , Town; and applications team tempo.
tints parties' fbe such stenches with' suitable up.
dersimeety.sbould be addressed TM • THZ 00111.
PANT% elts1111•14 *OMITS ONLY .1s their
respective districts. ishilihisWahe
==
.
tr"-- HE EETTAIG"
4 f tat eletotheidere at Ike Peelle 00 4 4. ,
Teletteßttelogilkiny et the Vietted Eteteer,
ter Ike election of a Prealdent and Dlreetets,.
'will 16 held et the . 80a24 of Trade. BOOM at
Burs banding, Yourth seance:MAY 4th, at 10
A. Xtr ' EDWARD JAr ALUM.-
au2,4:bg7
neeretalry.
IllarAT A MEETING OW THE
Pennsylvßeshieee men ; of , M
.Tifth Avenue ate
anie) it was to orize a
BA) ls , and F.T the teteresolve aw d
of Penns g ylv an ania,.
All those wishing to take Stuck are Invited to at
tend the next meeting on
T:I7B43DATGAPRIL nth, at 8 O'CLOCK PJ IL,
Over Whitehead's Greets'' , Store, corner Pride.
street and Fifth avenue, (,ate Pennsylvania,)
arrM:hEe
Or. RAILWAY NoTscE.—T : E
First Ananal.ifeeting of the Stockhold
ers of the "Tederal Street and Pleasant Vail. y
Passenger Railway Com pahy, ,, will he he'd at
Gray's Note], corner of Jarkson street and 11 avenue. Second ward, Allegheny, on S
electTUEY EVriNING, Mat 4th. at 7r. for the
on of a Board'of Directors, at which time
thelhockholders will Tecnbre their certificates of
stock. By order of Board orDirectorS,
ap22:1185 M. CLANEY, Becre .
FRANK DUFF.
Ohio Township
17.B.IATZBNAL EditrE,AgSZ-85011'13 077/CE.
•P/ tVGITISAVAP APOjtirlif693
rgr/lOTICE.--/ WILL HEAR
and deter/44k at this office, until the
FIRST DAY OP NAV NEXT, all appeals rela
tive t 9 any erroueouis or excessive vela ations of
any as,esautents tnade,by Assistant Assessors
in their returns of the annual lists. .
ap21:699
PITTSBIIHOILFT.WATIeII a CHICACh) R.if.. CO.,
IDOFICZ OF. Tila haefirfAßT. _
PfrfelluaGlS, PA., March ; 22. 12112.
THE, BOARD Or,
.DIREc.
TORS OP THIS COMPANY have de
clared theregalar Quarterly Dividend (No. tl .)
or two and one,hadt per cent, tree or Govo
ntent tar , on the capital stock ,
ending Match 31st, parable on and atter Aii-
DAY, April AT. proxinto. at the °Mee of W as.
i
low, Lanier A Co. No. 27 . Pine street , to t ose
registered at New'Yors, and at the °dice of the
Treasurer to those registered at Piturgh
The Trinst.r Books • wilt close en Mon v.
Atoll 12. at 2F. id, and re-open Tuesday, April
717, at 10'A. M. _
F. M. HUTCHINSON',
• Eters( ary.
ap16:653
ftgr PENNSYLVANIA. HAIL.
ROAD CO._
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT,
PIiILA.DLLFIttA. PA., April 2, P E R
TO THR eekOCKHOLDERS OF THE PENN
SYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
All Stockholders, as registered on the Books of
this company on the 30th day of Aprll. 1869.
will be entitled to subscrtoe for TWENTY-MR
PER CENT. of their respective, Interests In New
Stock. st_pyr, as to lows:
POO. Fifty per cent. at the time of anbacrip
sion, between the 58th-day of May, 1869, and
the 30th day or June. 1809.
Second. Fifty
_per tent. between the 18th thy
of November. 1909. and the 3lst day ot Decent.
her. 1569; or, It Stockholders should prefer,-the
whole amount may be paid up at the time of sub
scription, and eacti Instalment so paid up ebalt be
enthled to a pro rata. of tae Dl, dead that may
Th e n l g a . r e That
luvle r h aSes c
kholder bolding less
than four shares, shall be entitled to subscribe
for ose share; and those holding more then a
multiple of four shares shall be entitled to flub.
scribe for an addhlonsl share. -
Iburt4. All shares upon which instalments areyet to be paid under Resolution of May 13,
MUM will oe entitled to their allotment of the
Twenty-live per' cult. ,at par, as - though they
were paid in full.
ap15:1:2 THOMAS T. BIRTH, Treasurer.
igy-PIMILIC NOTICE. ' -
_ .
Pu - suant to an act OfAssembly, approved
the Roth o March, 1169, entitled "'enact. relat
ing to Interments in Trinity Church-yard, Pitts
burgh," Public Notice is hereby given of the in
tention of the minister. wardens and vestsif of
Trinity (Episcopal) Church' , after the 10th of
NAV, proximo, to nee a, part of the grave
ground belonging to-or connected with said
churns, as sites for now erections of Church ae d
Chapel and for grades, and that Messrs. JOHN
H. SHOICNBEMIEIi, JAMES M. 'COOPSII,
CALVIN ADAMS and JOSIAH KIVU, of the
vestry, have been appointed a Committee to on
i
ter and arrange wit h the mends and relativ sof
all persons burled in the ground reonlred to the
purposes set forth. in the act et Assembly a re
sold, for thetrretention under the new build 'ego
or removal to other parts of the lot or to on of
the rural cemeteries. One or more of the om
mittee may be round , the vestry room o the
church it 3 to SATURDAY'.., on every
of
anduntil the Ifidti of
MAT, at wh'ch time and place parties interested
will please call.
. .
By order of the Vestry.
JOSIAH KING,
Junior Warden.
apiChE9
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to all OWNERS OP *DRAYS, 'CARTS.
CAlausors. BuclEmts, do., (whetherresident
or non rtsldent.) In the City of Pittsburgh, to
pay their Licenses at this office FORTHWITH, In
accordance with an Act of Assembly approved
Ifarch 80, MO, and an ordinance of the Coun
cils- of the Lit" of Pittsburgh, passed April 10,
It4o.
All Licenses not paid on or before RAY 15,
1589, will be placed In the, hands of a police of
geer for collection, subject to a Collection tee of
SO cents, and all-persons who neglect or refuse
to take out Licenses will be subject to a penalty
double the amount of the license,!to be recovered
be the Mayor. I
The old metal plates of last year must be re•
turned at the time Licenses are taken out, or 95
cents i t
additlo al will be charged on each License.
&TES OF LICENSE: •
Each one horse vehicle $ 1.50
Each two horse 'vehicle 19,00
Each four horse vehicle 13.00
Each two horse back 15.00
Otanibits and Tiinber Wheels drawn by two
horses, $lB.OO each. One dollar extra will be
Charged for each additional horse used In any of
the above vehicles. A. J. COCHRAN.
fel2:os:stwr City Treasurer.
SPRING
ILA.MII3,
An Immense Stock at tow Prices, .t
IMITED PARTNEEMIIIIK.-=
t
The undersigned have to med a •Llmited i t i dtne, ship under the firm name of SEwaim
EMEktSON., for the purpose of manufacturing
and- selling Perlin:erg and more especially the
RORER& FER, the manufactory
and chief place of businessin the OILY of Pitts
burgh. 3he tieneral Partners are. WM. T. SE
WARD and RUFUS FL 'EMERSON'. both reel-.
log in :he City of Pittsburgh. The Special Part-
Tie New . 'P. CONNu LLY. who reside. In tt e clty.
of York. and the
,11M01113 or Conical con.
Minted by him to toe common stock le fifteen
thon•and dolusrs In cash. The Partnership tte•
gins the. Silt day of MARCH. 18139. and it will
terminate on the Ist day of JUNE. 11370. •
. • WM. T- ISEWAK ..11 • •
RUFUS H. EMERSON, '
J. T. COMNOLLY.
MARO - li 610 1889. - . mhls:glkst ••
NOOCE.
Opening of Diamond Street,Pittsburgh.
•
All persons Interested are hereby notified that
the report of - Viewer. In -them
_etter of opening
end aldPnln_g I.2aMONly trjrtta JCT. from the
Diamond to terry etreet, haalteen approved and
confirmed. • All persons
s lainat wnom asses,.
meats or bandits were m 9, are revaind to pat
the • Bee to rne Within t int dam • otherw.ee
they will be entered's.! Ilessii against the broPerf
ty. Ali property on the Dlazeond end Diamond
street, west of Use Martet Rouse. and on Liberty
street Stork sixth street to berth ee has
beep guessed.
J. r . Attorney.
5p10:027 No. 100 1141 th Avenue.
FLOOR OIL CILOTHI4-
esitttN OIL CLOTH •
rilt WINDOW eIIA.D.TS.
• TX A NePARENT
WINDOW SR
TAHLX AND FIIHNITDRE
OIL CLOTHS
IN NVERY '
a VARIIITT
&pl J. a, Pitna:lPs.
- ,ne 'ad Ail Sixth Street._
ACADEMY OF 1111011ENCE. 1031
Teeerat Street, Allefferz, (earn s . Rant
Boling term Der
iOiIDAY ;APBIy i b:ly 18/9
•
Foi sired** ay., aPolv,to
%AI 214 Nta llaig A• lit•• P 21 06
••••-,
•
- K.f.,4leirA,ri_wo*yb*o - 4
es -At,
,
RUSSELL .ERRETT,
Auesor
McCORD & CO's,
181 WOOD STREET
26 1
203
MWMM~NI Iy~/W/I~IINNWVWV/i
COSD1411(91 OP PSI:
ECOUNGE . NATCONAL BANK
Of rittsbnigli c Pa l
; . .
. .
. . .
At the close of business on the 17th day of April
1889.
R
Limns and DiscounESts OURCE&
$2.077011 AA
U:l3. Bonds to secure circulation 940. . '000 00
Due from Approved Association
In New York. '' 148,88889
Due from other Nat'l Banks.... 8,839 38
~
Due from other Banks and
• Bankers .... 1 4 84707
Real .Estate -‘• 58.50000
Taxes and Expenses '• 90.34887
Cash Items 4,48807
Exchange for Clearing House.. - . 29,95099
Bills or other 8 ational Banks... 21.790 00
Fractional Currency 15.818:33
Coln . 0,000 00
Legal 'lender Notes 187,840 00.
Capital Stock paid in. LIABILITIES.
Cap 81,700,000 00
Surplus Fund- 340,000 00
Qtber Profits ..... . . . ... .. . 133,993 11
N ationalcirculationenitatandl4 800,000 90
state circulation outstanding-- 30,315 00
Individual deposits 431.458 12
Due to National Banks R 9 895 07
Due to other Banks and Bankers .3 445 42
$3,489,
I certify that the above statement Is cir l r oB t a A
a023:1591. A. LUNG. Assistant Becretec..
STATEDIENT OF THE •
i
PITTSBURGH NATIONAL RANK OF
c3onimerce. •
At Um close of landaus Aprill7, 1869.
- •
,
Loans aad DiscollB3ollllC7l3.nats 4 665,262 54
11. b. Bonds tiniosited withll. ii.
Treasurer for Cireulatiou 509,000 00
11. 8. Bonds** hand • 53,800 00
Due from Bank' and Bankers,.. 105,519 18
Banking Haase7l 180 19
Taxes and Premiums 6,097 40
Legal Tender and Coin 87,959 54
Nat. Currency . Clearing Huse, - .
Cash Items and Fractional Cur
rency 31,453 95
LL01L1T1E5.51' 530,372106
Capital Stoat 500.000 00
Cirialatioa 443,451 00
Depositors 055.511 al
Banks and Bankkers— 14e,0e3 76 495 575 37
Earplug 'rand and ?rattle
0,
All
as 81,/30
,551 72158
apik:hlllo J. H. HI t•L., Chier.
-7
STATEMENT
1 OP THE
FIRST NATIONAL BARI OF PITTSBURGH.
As illown by its tidas at the A egit of bneleess,
RE9OI7IIOES. •
Loans and Disionnts 51,385;311 37
United States Bonds 4.83,000 00
State Bonds , ' 111,8112 30'
Due from Banks and. Bankers.. 394,1304 OS
Specie and Legal Tender Notes. 373.431119
National Currency ' 39,409 17
Cash Items and Remittances.... 11.331..03
Real Estate ' . 37,000 00
Expense - 7173 73
! . . $91,4613,399 77
'
LIABILITUB.
stoe.lt $ 500,000 00
Due Individual Depositors 1,106,005 43
Due Banks and Bankers 143,736 30
Circulation 360,000 00
Contingent Fund and Profits.... 270,591;04,
$51,488.092 77
, -
I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true
abstract from the Report. to the Comptroller of
the cuirreney.
apginhato . J. D. SCULLY, Caahler. .
.WPORT
OF THE
ALLEGHENY NATIONAL BANK.
Pirrentruni, April IT; 1869
•.
Notei and Bills Discounted $ 968,097 37
Bonds and Mortgages - 55,59* 19
Baited States Bonds deposited
to secure Circulation awkooo ao
Specie Ana other lawful stone's.. 1013.400 00
Cash Items. Clearing Bowie
Cheeks, Re..
Circulating Note. of other Na
tional Banks
Circulating Notes of other State
Balite
Due b_y Banks ana Banters.
Real Rotate
Taxes and Ispenses
$1,614,90416
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock $ 500,000 00
National Circulation.. 434.5117 00
State Circulation ' 9.356 00
Individual Deposits 491,153 36
Dividends Unpaid 2,153 50
Surplus Fund and Earnings 173,154 84
Due to Banks and Bankers 4,910_06
The above Is a true abstract from Report mule
to the Comptroller of the Currency.
MACKKY, Cashier.
Rimiett. ii?l,ifill t tlAEWZLL,Jr ,
jr
}DI tor
C. W. B sTCRELOR. ap2ll:hcA r.
T A T E BE E 11/ T
OF TICE
Merchants' and Nannfactarers'Waal
Plrrsminou, April, 99d, 1869.
Capital stock L - lABItI'rIES.
g 200,000 00
M. and M. Plat. Bank Circulation.. :t.39.132/ 00
M. and M. Bank State Circulation 19.510 00
Due other Banks 58.»5191
Due Depositors 310,525 99
Dividends Unpaid 4.388 50
Frain. and Earnings • 238,523'09
, _
S. 43,114,400 34
,
ASSET
Notes and Bills Discounted 1515.340 02
Banking House ' .38,351'63
Taxes and Expenses " ... 8,644 70
Due by other Bangs ' 08.703 43
11. n. tiovenimeut tiecormes 810,000 00
Specie Legal Ten N0te5k33.254 00
National Currency ajar SS-- 450,461'15S
02.124, 400 35 C
JOHN SCOTT. JR.. *skier'
ap22l:h 46
AUCTION SALM
BY B. B. BMITBI3O2i & 00.
BOOTS 1 JOOES AND CARPETS
FOE THE MILLION.
AT
SMITHSON'S EMPORIUM,
'55 AND 117 FIFTH AVENITS.
Messrs. H. B. SMITH/NM & CO., VroillietOnt
of the well known Mammoth, Auction House are
creating an excitement consequent upon the ar•
rival of .new goods , which are being sold at re
markably low pr ices . Goods °fever, variety, the
finest sewed boots, the most' ftshlotable bal
moral gaiters and anklet shoes, slippers, ac.,
blankets, Altana,. Cloths. animism. *other,
and carpets. Aoall and examine. No trouble to
show -goods.' Ladles% misses' and children's
this at almost your, Awn prima. moods war
glinted Ila represented. ems
BY 'LI W/LTLIBIL
A l"
lON SALE.
uventupped and Japanned Tinware
Ovens, Platurts, &e,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 20tb, at
10 o'clock, ;will be sold at W. BARNES CO..
No, 119 Tnlrd ATenue, between Wood And Mar
ket street Vto uo •psitueretop, the e n tire
'tack oir haul of 10tA1tPED and JAPANNED
TIN IIvARE ono Timor% Stock. Ovens, Pia.-
tint% Ae., Au, Who attention of, the Trade Is
lisitektii4is Moth* outUale of valnoble stock.
aididita 'MciILWAINE, Auctioneer.
40481IGNEE SALE ; OF MATS-
TALMA, AND -MANUFACTURED • WOhlr.
M
lE,JPA LUTON WOODEN WARoC
WORR`-TWUR-DAT MONNlNtr,Ayril ARM,
at 30 o'clock, by order of W. Lewis, Esq.. , as-
Agile°
.01' will be sold on
the Dreintses, at the 'Allston ' Wooden Ware
Warta of Ridley *McCandless. all the material
and manuraotared ware, comprising Paints. 011 e,
Eine, Whiting. Umber. 0, Pre, Ate- Tub Irvu,
Bucket Iron, Chelan Ropes, snd all ar
elms used In *he mantilleturro orf nag and Buckets.
Also. Hwy lot of Staves and Lampe,. and • gee
lot of anUtied Keels- re and Tube. -
Train leaves rlttsburels at VMS A N.
apt, MeMWAIEK, Auctioneer.
04F-4.3v
I**
Iar.INEII , O • EH& iltelThEe •
Lame W Y. Hittrautillellim
.11124kiree ' M. W. o.u . napai.
MONDAY EVIENING.ApriI Rath. 1889.00..
photentary Bonellt.tendered to .
' Xr; CANNING.
The performance wI/1 commence with Gold.
smith , . elegant Comedy of
Mt STOOP§ TO COINTIE B.
To conclude with the glorious farce of
Tuesday Eveniag,t4e eminentaeter 31r.d QOHlf
EItOUOHABI will saves, bts. great
satire, THtC LOTTN,ItY OF LANE.-
arBUIViELLIS MUSEUM
AND PARLOR MENAGERIE, -
The Great Family Resorts,
•
FIFTH AVENUE, between Butltheeld and
Wood streets, opposite Otd Theatre: • .
=en Day and Evening, all the year round.
sten, alseenta: Children, 15 ctnts..-
93,479,109 39
IarVOCAL AND INSTIIVINEN
.
TAL CONCERT by the pupils of Miss'
ERNEST, asidsted'by Miss HATTIE J MIS, will
.be given on TUESDAY Eyininia, April ATM,
at the Pittsburgh Female College. Aicimission.
81.1 cents.. To commence at TX o'cloc'. ' alai
AN ORDINANCE
To Authorise the Ceiritinetion of •
Lateral Sewer on White Bort h ley,
from Hemlock street to Ave.
nue. . .
Sac. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by
feet Be.
k Counci l lir eg and Common Counci the City
gheag. and It ('• hereby Spaded by the
a =
of the same, Spat . the Sewer Commissien be,
and they are hereby authorised and di:acted to
invite and receive Proposals for the construCtion
of a sewer as -aforesaid on White Oak alley,
and to contract therefor with the loweat and tiest
bidder or bidders, at their discretion. _
Site. S. That for the purpose of defraying the
cost and expenses of said Improvements,therebe,
midis hereby levied, a special tar, to be &mall'
assessed upon the several lots bounding Ind abali.`
tiny upon the said White Oak alley respectively*
proportion to the feet front in them re/pm:threat
comprised, and bounding and abetting &Safer"-
said.
Sec: 3. That as soon as the cost and expanses
of said improvements shall be fully ascertained
it shall be the duty of the SewerContmisston to
assess and apportion the same among: the sev
eral. lota bounding and, soutting upon the said
White Oak alley
,respectively. according to the
rule above truncated; &Pa. thereupon proceed to ,
make demand and collect the same, acct riling to ;
the provisions of the act of the Omura!, Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. entitlekT
A Supplement to a Supplement o r the Sewer
Law, ,, sassed.lfarchill*. 1869.
Ss,. J. That so much of any ordinance as may
conflict. with, or be supplied by the foregoing,
be and the same is hereby iypeal , d.
Ordained anti enacted into a law this the *34
day of April. A. D. 1869.
, JAMES MeBEIZR,.'
Attest: B. ox P fezl, e" of s elect " 414 °-
Clerk of Select Connell.'
ALFHED.SLACH,.
President of Common Canna.
Attest: St. Drimonni,
Clerk of Common Council. spy.
AN ORDINANCE
ftrAgtherize the Grading and Paving le
et arpenter , s alley, from Pine
Street to llnion alley, Eighth war&
ScriOit 1. Bs it ordained and murder by the
Select an Common Cornetts of the fifty. 0/4/4
ithentr, "and ft is hereby brclafmed and enacted be
thatiaotitu of the same, That the Consmlttee * '
on ethets be, end , they are hereby authorised. ,
and directed to Invite and receive proposals for •
the grading and pairing of Carpentm"s ahoy air
aforesaid. cud. te contract therefor with the..fonr....-
eat and best bidder or bidders, at their discretion.
SAC. X. That for the purpose of defraying the
cost and expenses of tne salt improvements,
there be, led is hereby, levied, a special tAx. ,, to-.,,
be equally assessed upon the s everal lot, boned.;
Ins and abutting upon the said Garpenteris alley
respectively in proportion to the feet front la—
them respectively, comprisedourit bounding ant ,
abuttlng he aforesaid.
, Sec. L That as soon as the coat and * xpen
of sald isonroyemenut shall be fully Armenian
It shall be the duty of the SfreefrommisSioneri
assess and apportion' the game among the several
lots bounding - and abutting upon said Carves,
ter 9 s alley respectively, according to the rule ,
above Indicated, and thereupon proceed' .to mike
demand and collect the same; according to the
provisions of the Act of the General Assembly or
the Commonwealth of Pentisyivarda,
"An Act dedning theMaakerdt . colleetigqggthe
expenses of grading and liming . of iltreettand
Alleys of the City of Allegheny, and for other
rposes," passed , the thirtieth day Of Nara,
BSc 4. That so much of any ordinance as may
conflict with, or be supplied by the foregoing, be
and the same 11 hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted into a Law lids the SAid
day of April, A. D. IEI6O.
JAMES MCBRIER,
President of Select Council.
Attest: J. B. OlLer,
• Clerk of Select Council:
ALFRED SLACK,
_ President of Common Councii.
Attest: B. DiLwasTu.
Clerk of Common Council,
65,333 62
7,835 00
1.89600
is% ass 82
71.828 78
8,928
A N ORDINANCE
trStithorize the Grading. of Afarket
Streef. from Washington avenue to
Walnut atreet, reserving Central
Space of 40 feet. where width of
Street is 90 feet and over.
61,614,904 16
Sac. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by Melded
and Common Connate qf the Oily , ellteplaso.
and it 'is hereby enacted by the authority of the
acme, That . the Cmtimatee on Street, be and they
are hereby authorised and directed to invite and
receive proposals for the grading of Market
street u aforevid t and to coo Intl therefor with
the lowest and best bidder or bidders, at their
discretion.
' bac. 2. That for the purpose of defraying the.
cost and expenses of
leviedald Ininrovements,
-there be and Is hereby a special tax. to be
equally assessed upon the several lots bounding
and abutting upon the said Market street re.
spectively in proportion to the feet front In these
respectively comprised, and bounding and abet
ting as aforesaid.
-
ofac. 3. That as soon h a ile cost and - expenses
said improvements sbe fully ascertained.
It snail be the duty of the Street Commissioner to
assess and apportion the mule - among the several
lots bounding and' abutting upon said Mar
ket street respectively, according to the
rule above Indicated, and thereupon proceed to
male demand and coil the same, according to
the provisions ol the Act of the General Assem
bly-of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, en
titled "An Act defining the manner of collectina
the expenses of gradine and paving of the streets
and alleys of the City of Allegheny, and for other
iggres, ,, passed the. thirtieth day,of March,
Kac. *. That so much of any ordinance as may
conflict with, or be supplied try the foregoing, be
and the same is hereby repealed
Ordained and enacted into a \law. this the
23d day of April,. A. D. 1b 69.
Jiatim.McßßlEß,
t President of Select Coun4.l. -
Attest J. R. Oxtarr,
Clerk' of Select Connell.
t• • ALIPREDSLACY..
President of Common Connell..
At4est R. Dli.woaTit.
Clerk of Common - Connell. • a tr_
41 ORDINANCE .
le l
Istint to Iteelstortur, of Lots.
,
Sze, 1. ,Be ordained and enacted by the Begat
and Coln:non OM:nets of the Odp of Ai leglissik.
and * is Aeribp ordained and's:meted by me ena..
taority of the same, That the City Englnembe :
hereby, authorized to cause to be made Me Egg- ,
lstry of Lots In the city y u provided tbr by at
act. of State Legislature, Rae
Apt,l. let% and
entitled St at e Act for the Registry of Lots in tag
City of Allegheny, I , and that tne Yam of $l,OOl •
Ls hereby appropriated for 'that purpose sad'
. charged to Contingent Fund. • • " •
- Sac, IL That so laud: of any ordinance as may
cohanyt with Or' be supplied by the forego:mug, be
and the same is hereby mmaled. •
Ordained and enacted to a law this the 1114
as, of April, A. 1,. 1869. . -
JAMES WORRIER,
• President of Select Connall.. •
Attest: loSzpil It. OZLZY.
Clerk. of Select Mune!.
ALFRED SLACK.
President of Common Coascll.
Attest: R. DiLwonlW,
- Clerk of OcumnotteMancil.- • '
-
. 4 44 , LLEIIPiIEN V- .IENSIULANICII
,1170MPANT OP PIWW,.. • ~ , ~
• =ash VIIHIPTH, . aNHIN.ocor.
Insures agWast All linds lrfre and Mada•
JOHN IfflrlAti...Tm.._restoleai. -:- -
T. J. 11013HualION
_vies Pre4deas. ' • "
. 2 c,...l,..ooNNSlA_amaream7: • •
0&=. WK. Di...esterarAgeati
.. , • wasempat.
Join Irwft. Jr:, B. L . Palliest**
T. J. HaaMases, W. H. Everacm, • '
O. O. Ramey),; - • R obert. H. Davis.. , •
Harvey Me% `lrarteli dealers.'
°guides Ram Mat. J. T. StoekdaH6
Caps. Wm. Dean. T.H. Neils. - •
RARE CHANCE to porch . sige'a
good - Dweiling Nome. OW701;000 Alf
w.-It built and conveniently amused trick holm
of ball, olne rooms and end water
fiXclirell In cellar and on each door.. well Path...
and bap.re.t and In good ' order; Terms cur:
Mink Mate possession. In desirable location ea
Second avenue. Apply to
At SOM
39 Sixth Avenue._
&pl.
BtiTTER., ifoxell, Freda
Dairy Roll Butter; lustrseetraid by airPrem,
B. warrumv, 141 nrst ammo.
vre,.
JONES'S BABY.
ORDINANCES.
Ell
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