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CITY AND SUBURBAN
INN (USW= U fuestellect in Lee city
ferreti days of
. 04. wag ',Ss 115 sow per
weeks by oak !per ammo : k mom. 11
Ile Sall a& prawn , =tains 109
meta.
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Melia& Gas Stock was mold last
=as blellwalne's Buck Roomi,
I tJalleklitraat. at 1905 *share.
One hundred and forty dollars, exalt•
sin of oboes and aced, was expended on
Monday by the Board of Guardians of
the Poor In oat-door
, Ladles amid remember the winter
opening of hats and bonnets tomorrow
In Wirnse. Mall department. 56 Fourth
avenue, aims of Market street.
Asottat.—Alderman Butler yedorday
Wm" •Igarnott for the erred of Kra
-Militmoret, for committing an mann
battal upontdary BOOK alias John-
Ned Dog.--A. mad dog mode bis
pastotsoacesLiberty Orem, yesterday of
tartilldg. and wbile going through his
ZollgtOUVera was shot by getttletrusa pas
' slog by to avoid accident.
Ablindennteld•--Idargaret lam= yea.
today elistvd her husband. John Man
do.' Airlift' demertlen and abandonment.
Alderman Molds/ten lasued warrant
for seis arrest of the delinquent.
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Geld Appolntment.—biaror Brush has
contudasioned Mr. Lento Garber, the
wen known umber at the Opera House, as
epedel policeman at that Om of amuse
ment. We congratuiate leautor tlni•
ohm end the patrons of - the bousieon the
IXotehmkuppointment.
iiiettfited lillta.—Yeatarday Charlet Soft.
eaused's warrant to be with
tbe arrest of Fred Babel. charged
Sluvritig • rock,which struck
kis mom In tse hack of the head and tn•
acted Warta" which kept the -boy to
pd r .: and • required the attendance of a
Peaddin. ,
Ails Adultery.—Yesterday Alder
asters tamed a warrant fo
rr the
of Bridget htmore. d
with adultery on o ntof.blary Johnston.
Bridget wee= to have her hands hill of
litigation, se It was only the .day previ.
obis she made information against her
intaband for abandonment.
Dewaited. —Owen McDonald, who
fP arrested Monday evening, charged
wllltedeallog a oast fro at
the Allegheny
Vow Balirmid Depot, an account of
which we pablished yesterday t had a
Imaging last evening before Mayor.
mid in denten of ball for Me appemance
ma court was committed to Jai for trial.
DagoleCharge.—wits. Winifred Jones
Oomplamed to alderman. Thomas thud
her neighbor hira„ Elisabeth Winalow,
ridding-on Boyd% AUL had testes her
sklitpavid Jana. end wound tipthe per
formance by • violent inset upon her
mit bemuse she remonstrated against
the abuse of the boy. •The seemed was
snated sod gave ball for court.
Error.—A slight error was ma
In liattinies 413.•ngr re In connection wi de th
tka name of Kr. Thomas Denting. That
=rein made leormstion agatant
Mowers/or the larceny of a watch.
terites4 of 'glowers rookfoir Information
eggeinnit , kfr. Pooling. We regrer the
error, end` unit:Dip make a correction
at the request of mr panting, who, of
WIMP% dose not wish to be made appear
in an awkward podtion when entirely
Ceitincd.—Yesterday about noon a
Raton ocourred between the yard engine
and the engine of the express train on
span Randle Railroad, at the mouth
of Ilia tunnel under Washimiton street.
The firemen, John Blom, bad his ankje
badly aprained, mid the engines were
Slightly damaged. The yard engine, it
ls a 1d was allowed to stand on the Man
track without the precaution of Sagging,
to which carelestmess the collision la
siorlipecL
My Ms% GM Ell en IL— R at er states that.
Alfred Welts, an Hinznehmen," ob
tained boarding et her house to the
=oda of gm by representing that be
Woad shortly receive money from Eng
land and from Chicago. Neither souded
rce
of Menne, however, she allege*. yiel
him inalalent to meet bls little bills, and
mewhat alarmed, she lodged
against him before Alden
1i5.330•P-1-*"."'etniihr-ntet
whiclaWieillit-was issued yesterday.
IMalannising ran—among the many
SMerprislo business men of Run
g
.liberty. there la none we note
setth: more pleasure than - our friend
W. 0. Anderson, E.q., tabs:a r mlet
and general newa dealer. Mr. A.
teegenS for the Glezerra, to whom cor
dite •erlithing our paper should leave
their order. Mr. Anderson bas at all
untels *large mom of all kinds of arno.
Wag aad (mewing tobaam. In the new
detsrtment will also be found all the
las weekly and monthly publications
Mlllned. • We commend him to our read
iness a gentleman worthy of their sup.
I=2l
The l ulu of the child, David Rush,
schist' has Dom the cause of considers
hie sensation arid seers" lawsuits with
in I week or two past, has at laid been
settled by Alderman McMaster& The
grand-parents and the =other of the
eltitd, and the father, together with his
tea I an stab:lbl° meeting at the
adios, at which bands were
signed for the fahilloient of an %free
giant, vrhereby the child will hereafter
find a home with its =taller .snd gruel-
Iriarents. in be hoped this la the Lust
Idislethelnfant will figure Ina public way.
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.Ihimaranee company Disteend.
Otitie Western Insurance Company, one
tititurautinieheat and moat reliable home
tasttupma of the character, endullocem
a isintononal dittidend of four dollar;
ands • half, free of
opt of sal toxin, on etchthe
*are
ot th elial stock, pat slit nistabos• 'Sfax
*video:eV prosperity developer
ondoct of affair*. and tha
area of ski heathy s condlUon dna,
Astrge
lip creature. to the courteous and
trediastive Sterstary. W. P. Her.
Esq.; Under whose able and earefal
went the Optopsny has
attained
I =p:ration and Staudlng.
s,
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Systoles' ats•OPeara perL
lir" Alfred Murphy, • young man
shout twiiol74iVe Years of age engaged
SS Wok - WOW at Long's Agricultural
WOrlueLtbewy street, loYeterleullY db
tykleared . about loarteen days ago, and
bis where shoats atm remain =Ms.
eoverd. For several weeks he was great
ly asbrestadin sided owing to the dealt
ogrhootiter from oolugunption, wed he
gewsowa folprensed with the idea that he
was marked a Viothil to the same
Re -grew malanchollys and i
amiles;a_usalus etts books and nindog
ng In order about the office he
dialtppearad. it Is feared that
deranged.
and that be
owswititted witeids. For saw= or eight
days pest e mogul switch has boon otsda,
bat no traces of him men be Monovalent.
Yonneeday the dirseiree.diegged for the
beaus hi:uu= lest MeV going towards ,
the Is wharf.
ME
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abbsglid.
Cabbages i . nay C be good enough In their
WIT, but when one aglow crashing
thrototti.• window and alights in the
Oslo of- the table, to the great dim
the same, jades thislarolly
are down to Supper, It has allsibtly
&see* instinge Opp 11,hil way 1.1 should go, and .
the airog abeeMi oweiaload.
silkirwr ible kind
handling'
b 3
MU 110011:04 1121 WOO Ware
sab D
Ilea", yesterday,
bwrsa=sd by b
with • ng a bags
i 4=tbalilaigrid Into the
1111001a.t bY .11111hltng. ibreils4n the
Amino of the -supper tibia.
gruek
the WWI ones or thansoliti
Atrltaindden apprausuos. Intrettaaawn
hilwooeedlne *wanes UMW!
i►as l w a r twisted and required to give
do boa! dor disorderly outdate.
e
kites, in OP Dart.
Dosalen. a grocer ii the Dairen
inns, cable lido the Idly mum
'O. aid It uppers 'Wired • den on Vl',
011_,ParAftW breits. Douguuts. Amoco
Imekatpeiteteden.e•elock last night he left
_DM priontses DOW unOlornumdmay by
014 of a second story winsiow,
ehottdniF on esbent WI
shirt. It
walcuownwnetherite wr drunk and
looped - out of his own word or whetherea
waathrown out. as - received a
vareeaddli
_wooed, which bird MOO. but
11016ble hernial sO iriltaioned be ewer
wAil seen waking out a the
WOW
VtiOr by a boy who Ma Adana= on
stpidss_ aids .Ibe.orey. as
Walwoß bY tbe Woo and carried Was
m i c ,40 4%; *mayhem be 'we shortly at
= . Wan Jo bla essidence In the
' .8101/WW1"" Thee men 'bad ell.
_Taty4lnar Atsritlieg: otuisJilsierwte
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Alp& 11111.11461 apt ..Nooda ,Potus but
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Mr. W itnam 'Findlay Leech.
We clip from the Philadelphia Ledger
of the let instant • the following notice of
Mr. Leech, who died In that city on the
2Nth ult. Mr. Leech was almost an well
known, and hie death will be equally
lamented, here ea in Philadelphia. Our
personal acquaintance with Mr. Leech
began in the tenth year of his age, when
being sussoclated with his father In busi
ness, it was our wont to admire the
'promising boy and commend him to his
father as worthy of a careful and liberal
eduCatton. lie wag, however, early
withdrawn from school, and has had a
long and remarkably successful basil.
11811.9 career, well earning sod modestly
1 wearing the Jura eminence ascribed to
him by nor Philadelphia cotemporary.
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WEILORr or wit. V. I..grocil, mi.i.
The decease of Wm. F. Leech, Esq
which occurred on Friday last, and be.
came generally known on Saturday,
sawed a deep feeling of sorrow and re
gret among his extensive circle of social
and business friends. It was known that
he was ill, but not that he was in danger,
for the fatal turn in his disease only took
places few days before his death. Few
men were more widely known„ for his
name_has been thoroughly Identified
With ommercial intercourse between
Philadelphia aed Pittsburgh for two
generations, and latterly It has been
quite as thoroughly identified with all
commercial traMc between the seaboard
cities of the North and Piet, and those of
' the Western States. William F. Leeds
was the son of David LealiaM, the pioneer
'of the heavy freighting line be
tween Philadelphia and Pittsburgh,
by means of the old State Canal
sod the Union Canal, 06 was for many
years engaged with his Dither, and there.
fore familliar from ttisboytiogri with the
business that .became the occupation of
hls life. Itrthe year 1847, he mine to
Philadelphia and established a large
transportation house on Third street,
above Chestnut, se one of the firm of
Harris & Leech. More recently he was
the similar partner in the firm of Leeds dr.
Co., Agents of the Pennylvanla Railroad
Company in tbe ea te nsr cltiea, and he
was the Treasurer of the Union and
Empire fast freight lines, of which be
was one of the originators and most ac
tive promoters. Being OMB actively and
extensively employed in the business of
' transportation, Mr. Leech became almost
universally known to the merchants and
manufacturers of the Eastern, Middle and
Western states, and he weans widely re.
spaded as he was ententdvely known.
Hp was a man of kindly nature and gen
erous dispoaillon ; one of that stamp of
men who are always ready to take any
trouble , and use every honorable effort
to do a service for a friend or any worthy
person who Stood In need of kindnees-
Re was • true Christian In that best sense
of the term, which includes doing good
to his fellow-men, tut he would have them
do good towards him. The decease of
such a man always brings with it the
additional regret that it Is • loss to the
community at large, as well as Z deep
affliction to the immediate family and
social circle. Mr. Leech was born in the
western part of Pennsylvania, in Decem
ber, Ilildoffid had not yet reached the
close of his fifty-first year.
Death of ■ Maltroad Conductor
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Mr. Walter Scott, for a long time the
popular conductor on one of the atxtom•
mt.:ration trains on the Pittsburgh, Port
Wayne and Chicago Railway, was taken
ill several weeks since, but waverer's°
far as to be able to go about. On kviday
last he went out for a walk. andvess
seen to fall suddenly to the ground. Ele
was conveyed to his home, where he
grew worse until yesterday morning,
when, at five o'clock. he expired. He
will be widely and sincerely mourned.
Ells many excellent a gentle
man, a friend and an official, endeared
him to all who came In contact with him
aud made personal friends of all who
knew him. lie was a young man who
made the world better for having lived
In It. Not an unkind thought from any
heart will follow him to hissgrave.
Meath of an Old Citizen.
We regret to note the death of James
W. E.lllot Esq. of this city, who died
very suddenly, early yesterday morning,
having arrived at the ripe old age of
aeventreight years. Mr. Elliot bee
lived to Pittsburgh all his life, having
followed the business of nurseryman in
connection with the well known arm of
Elliot Bro et Burge.. but recently re
tired from sotive loudness owing to the
feeble state ants health. lie was • very
jovial man mid amiable in all his deal-
toga
Mr. EiHa had a wide spread sawmill
.ee, and his many friends will be
yarned-lo learn of Me Manama&
Death of air. A. A. terrier.
We were pained to learn last night of
the death, under • malignant sena of
erysipelas, of Mr. A. A. Carrier, well
kt own from his cannerdon with a number
of insurance companies, and also with
the Real Estate Savings Bank.
Mr. C. has been long and actively en
gaged In business In tins city, and his
death. at mid-life. so unexpected, an
overwhelming bereavement of his fam
ily and • large circle of attached friend.,
will also be felt as a pubilo leen. "Whin
shadows we are, what shadow* we pur
sue."
PETROLEUM.
Pittsburgh
po Petroleum
Meeting. Asseelation—line.
rtant
A. meeting of the Pittsburgh Petroleum
Amontuition was held at three o'clock
yesterday, (Toe&lay), at the teems of
the Association, In Dalton . ' building,
Duqueano Way and Irwin street.
the Chairman of the As
soclinoo, after , calling the mestlng to
order. atildeld that lt had been called to
make some arrangement relative In the
gravity of oil.
The reading of the minutes of the haat
matting was dispensed with.
Tbe Preeldent veld that he had received
Revered uommunicettions in Gnawer to In
quiries by the Association relative to the
change tat gassing od, etc. Re then reed
a oommunication signed by nearly all
the oil exponent of New York. The
paper stated that the 'friers had become
satisfied Mist the present' teittetner Slag
big petroleum barrels with 'the straight
rod had led the European correepondenta
to matte fresetant pod serious complabus,
Clabsed , .
Ist. By careleu and lueurate gauging.
2nd. By ,tbe peennar oJUntraction of
many barrels.
bd. By the enlarged slue of the oil
barrels stub by Other muse, well known
to the trade. After the lat day of Jan,
miry neat they have bound
,
w em h l s v ad
t w e e s ney -respctfullym
dealers
and refiners in New York, Philadelphle.
Plttaburgtt. Glevelsed 'sod and other
points to'nmet them In their demand'.
Width are based on justice and equtty:
The oommunication sum received and
filed.
M. Lockhart Moved that after the let
of January, 1874 &lOU be gold by Wi' l ifb t •
Adopted.
Mr. Moron moved that a Committee
be appointed W arrsoge • plea for affect-
Wit the change, the plan to be submitted
to the Amo -on for ',Abut. Adopted.
4tid the Chairman appointed Mama.
Morgan, Lockhart.. Mertz, Liviordon
end Forsythe.
AL iddgthy Informal discussion evened
refstpre to the proposed change in the
manner of waging.
Mr. Morgan moved the appoiuttoeut of
i ‘ oonnuittee of six. three prude desists
and three roans" to arrange s basis upon
which contracts a* oil of certain ;ravines
shall'he adjusted when pit of
grsvitris delivered.
iniphoion pis - -
.40p1,34 Ind WO
chair appointed hissers. Keeler, Wilkins,
°racy. libutftdimay, jiroctim Aqd Kock
dale.
the Aelesdaion slip:goo&
WcAt Tril*Retkose ,
on ilonitsy Cbarlei hf:Forillie of Pbb
la‘telptlis spade Lnformatke beforealder•
ppm bliMastels against C. M. With**
of Arempodigs, putter county, for false
preppy*. The WWI SR WY =Peed
in the `cool trade. Foulke Weft% Dell ,
thew, a libtot. Oman° ImIXO, tbst Ipe bag
stappod blw one tiondreil end aesentime
44ji,10i
of wool, end had drape cat LOMA
a drift-tor MC The draft: mute, mat
secepted and told, it is alleged on the
strength, of 000 tepttaledatlons. Bab
sequentlY ratlike WY be dloweered
thaa.,no wool':bed. boo ettlPPed to
him
and that he was _oat, the amain& of lise
draft. benee b ttte Information.
A li ke Information wagtails wade by W.
11. Walker, traveling agent for Oast* st
woo. wool merchants, **Wet C. 14. end
Monists for obtinolus node/ exact
ly slept: terstopetances theasind
delbox
onto'? Blondln pomaded to
dale„end yesterday returned with
DontA*A Who In default of ten thousand
,dollats walk committed tor • hotting.
The other brother - was absent at the nose
of the otticer'e Mail, bat It le evened
will be arrested laday.
Is but proper to mate that Web but ,
one dde of the story. and perhaps the
other will es Isla It saltsfaaterlly. The
KammDohtbatthave heretofore en
ad very high .amidtt4
ales, end ltsppears, y pundits that
mtytk ArboyndMidi -tabbilt-theA ltelneate
egalDat them; obtain-riettioat bills of
[ Istoctlniirmtpirtalheite. 11111,Win th eir
Opium rspartientatitonx: eroabt
amorists sUaged,; The WO*
looked for vita jpe,t,thtersiAlly,
tbs Mead* at ell thipartior empoolveak
PrTTS
ALLEGHENY SCHOOLS
Monthly Meeting of ulc43oard of Retool
Contr.lien—The to tools Flourishing
—New Teachers Appointed—riaiario s
priestlier., be., &r.
ng the Allegheny Board of
trollere held their regular
monthly meeting In the Common Court
nil Chamber, City Building.
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President Clark called the Board to cr•
der, and opened the exercises with
prayer at seven and • half o'clock.
Minutes read and approved.
EE POETS OP LOCAL Deanna.
Mr. Barr, from the Third Ward Board,
reported the resignation of Miss Adah
anodes, and the aPpoint meet of Miss
Mary E Berdman to all the vacancy.
The election was approved.
Mr. Forrester from the 7th ward Board
reported the resignation of Miss Mary
Elphinstone and the appointment of Wet
Lizzie Id:Coro:Oct to all the vacancy.
scilehoonirinrepohlootshee,ortlini‘a la o rge f a then
dance and sated that they be allowed to
continue them for thirteen weeks, the
usual time, the opening being delayed.
The Election of Mies F.,pbtottione
was approved and the request of the
. -.Board, relative to night schools vented.
Encouraging reports were received
from all the other Boards and from the
Committee on Oulored Schools. snowing
generally an Increase In the attendance
and progress and attention on the part of
the poplin.
WARRANTP ISSUED
A number of bill. were presenlo for td
heirby
the Secretary, and warrants
payment ordered to be drawn.
Also, a petition from Mr. John Dean
for exoneration from a school tax as•
wowed on bands witch he did not own.
Referred to Finance Committee.
Mr. Park Presented a similar petition
from Messrs. Reiter A. Co., for exonera
tion from MM. on account of a loss by fire
at their workadarlng the year. ellaillaly
referred.
teltitieLN 15 TeX ScHooLe.
Mr. TorreOce presenteda petit one hun
ion from
a number of tax payers, bout
drew and fifty, In the Thud ward, Bak
in for the introduction ot teachers of
Ge g
rman in Me school., Laid on the
table. . .
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Mr. Kollock called for the report of
the Committee appointed at • previous
meeting to take .0.110 3 action in reference
to mute scholar. from Allegheny t the
Mine eahool eareolished In the Dnquesna
school notme, Pittsburgh.
Mr. LOA presented the report of the
Committee, suiting that in accordance
sith the Instruction. of the Board they
hadinvestigated the matter and found
that eleven pupil. out of twenty•one in
attendance at the Mute Szhool, were
from Allegheny. As there had been no
applications from the parties for permits
no action had been taken by the Com
mittee.
On motion, the Committee was cob
tinned,
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The Secretary raid a communication
from the Treasurer, D. DfLefrerren, Esti .
stating that tie following persona bad
been appointed tax collectors In the sev
eral wards of the city by the Flamm
Committee of City Councils; First ward,
ilerroo; Seoond ward, Robert
Dilworth; Third ward, Joa. R.. Oxley;
Fourth ward, Jas. Graham; Fifth ward,
Isaac Stewart; Sixth ward, S. J. Christ;
Seventh ward. David Crow; Eighth
ward. no appointment.
The appointments werenonflrmed.
Reports from the following night
ar-hools exhibited the attendance.
Room No. I, First ward, 30; No. 2. 2 9 ..
Third ward, 66. Sixth ward, Room Ile.
1, 34; No. 2, 31. Seventh ward, 67.
Spring Garden, 90. Troy Hip, 88. W eod
yu le. 85.
The reports were flied.
The Secretary read a paper showing the
salaries paid to the boners for the
month of October, as follows:
Fula ward, 9760 e Second ward, 91.0147:
YAM ward, KA; Troy Hifi, 9125: Sprin
G arden. $312; Woo.l vide, 9125; Eigtnis
ward, 9210; Colored Schools, I1b7; Vocal
9266.
The following statistical report from
the Secretary exhibited the euroliment,
average attendance, ,to., of the school.
for the =web :
Ewell- •t• New
e t.
P10t.......... . . .... soot. tassaars.
Sit
ru
Somme 7irt teg
Tetra,
"ear et
th es
as
V.tta.•.• ...... sr
aprow Ow e s; 2P.1
roy 111
5
Proalvllle Ig.
st.th W 0.1.... 191
Colorte S•boo10. 105 13
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The Secretary elated that 16051 of the
State appropriation for schools had been
;IK...l:red from 81.310 Stlpertntendent
Wickersham.
cmrtion AL TEACELF,II4.
Mr. Lockhart, from the Second ward
Board, now reported the election of Mien
Wakeham as a teacher In the Primary
Department. Approvet:L
Mr. Barr, from the Third ward Board,
uked for authortty to appoint an addl.
timid teacher to the Primary Depart
ment. The request wan granted.
Mr. Francis stated that the County
Superintendent was in attendance and
wiahed to aide the meaning of the ?molts
Don pawed at the last meeting of the
Board, in reference to Ma eftimal visite
at the schools.
Superintendent Diauthett, by perm's.
don, stated that it the Board wished to
incorperate Ma report of thorough visit-
Atkin of the schools to their annual
report, it weld not be bad eicept In an
unfinished condition. Heretofore it had
been etudomery to depend upon the re
eerie from the teachers, as he found it
Impoultile to TOM, in the manner Milt
fisted, the min:oleof the city. It would
require at least oil months of the year.
Jr the Board, however, so directed he
would keep a record from the
,firat of
January and report as an as powible
after personally visiting and learning the
condition of each school.
On motion, the Superintendent was im
structed to commence the work at the
commencement of next year.
President'S resigned hi. poaltlon
as of the jimod, plating that It
Would be the last meeting at Whick he
would have the honor to preside, as hie
term expired with the dose of the year.
The reslanation. weepted, after
which the Board adjourned.
OffARDIISS OF PIE FOWL
MoptDly reastlag Ifesurreay—Condtuen
of me Hetoe—tteporta or ColeMnteve
—Mils tor tne Blooth—ltidenrared.
Yesterday afternoon at two o'clock a
regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Guardians of the Poor wan held at the
calm on Fourth avenue.
There were present Mame. Anderson,
Douglass, Fitzsimmons, Unichisati,
Hartley, Hays, Hincabi, Samuel McKee
and lAwretere.
Alter raiding the minutes of the pre,
aediog meeting the Secretary, Mr. Geo,
Fortune, read the reports of the visiting
physlatam, from which It appeared that
sixty-two visits had been paid to In
mates at the iestltution, and twenty.two
others at the °Mee Thegrneria tfialth of
the tomato* was gos as .rompared with
other months.
.11be report of W. D. Patterson, Super
interrilent of the City Farm. was read,
sheWlng at the thee 01! !he lest fopert
there waw a
one hoPoreo and algori
thm Mmatey males eighty-eight.
females pipet vat there luring heap
received throe seven melee nod thirteen
towlinhating the Inantb thltteentirehre
left ei and twenty females,
leaving fait at the , pfesent time eighty
two nudes and eighty eight females—a
nett increase of thirteen pinions dirriog
thp month; there were two births during
rthe mantis mei two deaths.
The reports graffi rzlefilek4V i al ee .
' Afr. Deelliele• from m *elm .
Fainted It bOit ores ° g _ 0 1 0 Into
consideriglen the WWI Of bbirtnil
• anada wan, netX l / 6 4 at the inatittithm,
Peralnjourd, reported that the same could
battens by theAntostre, end 'tbnetbe
grader ten anc pt e of the eg mpg be [awed.
greet
ed.
The Committee to which Wan referred
the matter between the Board apd the
County to referemie to a share 10 the
County Home, by raison of the recent
rot of annolidationi reported that they
tad sought legal advice, and were in
formed that the claims of the Baud
could not be satained. The committee
Were tieCordlogly discharged and the
festlgfttlheed to_Veot nazi.
Bills fop the 4 amounting 'to
dente fig were eft, {{marl, en.
dented and appear . Weri*4 wen "
ordered,
The Bearlaily reported that the ease
between the township of Burrell., In
diana county, and the Boatd,had teen
srgued In the Supreme app
e a l ,' ehere it
bad been carried by an ap, and that
a declaton would probably be made silo.
this week. Tide a • atm vernetva tom.
licaintenatme of • hereon, born to Indiana
county, and afterwards looting with the mother to Pittsburgh. following the
death of his father, when he became a
pauper. The authorafee.of Burrell am
ten4 that the city of Pittsburgh should
{lie bare of film became hawse lan eet.
tied lore, while ' the Board opritende Hat
his tatter's residence and 'the panper's
birth, In Burrell townshiponake it locum.
bead upon thaaUtnOritlag there to to take
him In clang; .1 1 we. etad de 'd the
Capri of quarter Sessions of ta i teem
empty, but the Burrell enthoriths ap
pealed the carteeto BM Supreme 001111,
whlogee e g o o t n
a l a e t n e o d w p ra g d . iv
to
Indenture David Hay; egad tsep,yeads,
to amin Evans of Lawienotnellia
r.eber faranitimate of the: Hoene.
04 boa entreated a Wllllmprellt to hive
It la dlapood of.; litesavoama 7 i ovier
eeeMe"441,110P.1.14111 o Pbeet.,ts i be
Pralfaeled:
TO bout tbem sdparapd, -
URGE' DAILY GAZETTE WEDNESDAY MORNING; NOVEMBER 2, 1889
AN
BOARD OF HEALTH
Meeting or the Roard—The Crty,s
kianltti—Eleporta of tne Hann Officers
—A Buts Sespended—Tne rtnanees.
Yesterday afternoon a meeting of the
Board of H.ltn wan held at the otbeeon
Fourth avenue. Prement, Meagre. Rua.,
Wilson, Weloll, Pearson, and President
Bross.
../en. Pearson erns appointed Elecretary
pro tem. in the absence of the regular
OFFICIAL RIZYOBTS.
The monthly report of Meat Inspector
Weaver for October was presented, from
whicb It appeared he had vielted mar.
beta, meat shops, and FAA Liberty stock
yards, seven hundred and two times:
made two condemnations and confines
lions in meat shops; condemned meat In
the market once; made three Informs.
none before the Mayor against parties for
sedmg dines.d meat and attended the
bearings. During the month three new
meet Ishopn have been establish.] In the
city. All the shops are olamided sa fol
lows: No. l's, at No. Vs, 33; No, S's, 17.
Total, 70.
Health Of Crosby Oray, of the
it district, reported 46 persons notified
and 46 nuisances abated ; 27 permits
granted, and $13.50 revenue from the
same; expenditures for the month $9.30,
leaving a balance of $4 20.
Amissant Health Officer Williams pre
sented blot report for the second district,
A setting forth that he had caused 41 nal.
I lumen to be abated.
The reports were received and tiled.
TRW. POINT MATTER.
Health Officer Gul reported that the
officers had attende dto the "Point" in
sooordance with Instructions, and bad
intaltuted suits againit parties far dump
ing dith in that locality contrary to ordi
nance. He said oleo that other suits
would Be ootnmenoed as occult)] pooelble.
Mr. Wilson moved that the order of
the Board requiring all parties cleaning
coos pools to deodorize the content.. be
obepended until the Mel of April, 1870.
Carried.
Mr. Wilson offered a resolution,
authorizing the employment of Mr. M.
Swartzwelder, to prosecute cases in be
half o f the Board. Adopted.
CIEMEMI
Health Onloar Gray Mated that the late
Treasurer of the Board, Mr. IL
McCune, would pay over the balance In
his tesemeaslon next week,
On motion, warrrota were ordered to
be drawn fol the payment of ancient em
ployed by the Board.
_Sojourned.
A W LEDERER.
liisfortunes of an Octorenrlan—Ao In
to. totteg H istory —Temporary Inanity
—4otat to tDe City noise.
'
'Yesterday morning an aged colored
woman, with scarcely any clothing upon
her, created considerable excitement in
the Third ward, Allegheny, by wander
ing through the streets, talking and
singing vociferously, and occasionally
varying her exercises by ringing door
bells, accosting pedestrians and math.
testing various Indications of a peculiar
mental condition.
The attention of the police was at
length called to the wanderer Lod officer
Woe. Green arrested her on Hemlock
street, Wben being taken to the lock-rap
she was discovered to be "Aunty" Hanks
aged about eighty-six years, the past
live of which she spent in Allegheny.
Formerly a slave, a few years before the
war she was set free by her mailer who
st the same time se lied where her an
annuity, which, however , snbeequent
events. ending in the dreveestructi her on of h
her
er
master's property, pnted fr
getting. This Mater, however, -WSW
the war's tile.. she has placed in the
hands of legal adviser., in Pittsburgh.
who think from the remnants of the mi
sstate they may -be side to carry out
the benevolent designs of her master.
During the last year “Aanty" has main.
tattled herself by washing, ac.. residing
in a tenement house in Kennedy's row
oil Heaver avenue, Fifth ward, Alle
gheny. Previous to her rteldrinee In
this vicinity, she lived with her husband
in Washington county ibr • number of
yesre. Ho has since died.
While at the Mayor's °Mee, fir. Ham
ilton was called. After a brief examina
tion the physdclans discovered she was
laboring under mental derangement, mi
perindnced, probably, by religious ex
citernenL "Aunty" is • member of the
Baptist church, Allegheny, is noted for
her piety and 'consistent deport
ment, and the opinion of the phy
sician was oalrieided in by her
Eteutorch.
rar sevee.ralhermewmou.bers o e f
i ts
finally admitted to the city Poor Farm
for medical treatment for a few days,
when if not recovered, she will be re
moved to Dumont Eicepital.
fltrMinCtlaal COUtIcUI.
• -
A regular monthly mooting of the 81
minghate Commae was held yesterday
Tuesday, November 2d, at half pest seer
o'clock P. s. Biergeas ttslietutry in al:
chair.
Members present, Mtwara. Redman,
Vogebiy, Oliver, Schwarm and Ward.
The minutes of the preceding meeting
were reed and approved.
Mr. Redman, from the Finance COM
LUMP% reported that the Committee had
examined the amounts of the borough
°liken and found them correct.
Mr. Oliver, Chairman of the Street
Committee, reported having examined
the lower end of Seventeenth street. and
thonsbt It inadviuble to proceed with
the paving of .aid street, and also that
the committee bad •conference with
Ammon .0 Sorg, and granted them the
privilege of building a newer on Freder
ick sad 0101reittlar
streeta-
The plan of Breed street wan submit
ted, and on motion of Mr. Redman wan
'referred to the Street Committee.
Relative to the grading of Oliver
street, the committee bound that It would
cost about 11400, and thought It inadvl.
able In proceed with toe grading this
eescon.
The report wan received.
On on moti of Mr. Schwarm the Bur
geßs wee lustrected to pay to Mr. tosk•
e npen '7,50 the, empunipf a Diving hint 4
which wile alleged to have been lap., on
condition that the said Ackerman make
affidavit to the than t tile bond.
The Burgeon cled the attention of
Council to the fact that complaint had
been made against : the CUntal Mama
Werke at Harmony and Wash I noon
.[costa, for pottltiff Models ott the aide
wadi.
Mr. Thiduish moved that a warrant be
drawn In DM? of Muting and CrNOl4
contractors, for the sum of 11.0 00,
Aoo
The Mpted.
UM Mr. William' A Ott. wet laid
Over.
Sundry unall tans were •presentect and
ordered to be paid.
The bill of the Street
to 00 0 ,
for repalra, amogritAng to 1000, (q.t..
asiertee for the Ftionili apd the hill of
Pattemoq, BegUllitor, were alp ordpied
to be paid.
A warrant wu ordered to be drawn In
favor of Heller di tb., for 113,00, on so.
want.
=::=1
The
' beret
cret o o ß e e u h t a y l m for
the u
Csoem of
Bagans ann
a lnrnmn
Viedneo, tk4ollBl, Bug
burn, freckles and Ten
laapprar where
It Is apolled, aa4 a ;woof fql opcppleglon
of pore, satla.lige tegtore olOglned.
The plalmat Katona ere toade to gthw
with fthalthful Bloom and Youthful
Beauty. •
Remember Region Magnolia Balm la
the thing that prodnoes theta effects, and
any. Lady can aware it for 76
,oenta at
any of our stores.
Ikt lIMPTYP Rd grow ttio 1
-Wows gaitigiani•
/m
u-
41 Slstn Aventte.-4101. .T. D. Zgan, 41
1111wth avenue, bas Peoo rare and valuable ,
works, American and Foreign gliglin
leAwallehrll ct,truirlaiy"Bet"poMilwarlits
Will oleo !MVO money by Investing their
UlPney' Ips gum, in the lthe Pf
[l BHr
one"?? and binvelopes. MT. Villiajs to
Unexcelled. 411,11 the lale wtp .11.14
be found on his mantes*, a nd s übecrip•
Dons will be recelndal publiabkrs' ries
lot the niatittsWea , - •-•‘
The Weed Etearttut hischine gives per
feat satudactlon to all who use It.
-^4 musk•
nettrtbe.u* oertalsly Area b 7
hake the I 264- 60qm, nude ter
Chime% Et at Qe., New York. It
surpalielidlOther redlemen ft will pre.
vent roughnew of 4te Wan g Used • dn
tlbeeold ereithea.• It t o eemzffl lol .
erVi the trouble of
nonr noir IA It eon
by WWI themart tender
without Initidden or reol(P4 It eon
and dear. Bold bithe drulW" Senor"
ally. wT
- "teals at all hours, palatable. hsalthr,
and served In (hymnal* and !mid par
feet style at the ,Coatiornial. Firth eve
naer the Post Otaar,
WliliAlimplerlartArent.
Allegb64 111 , do lan 'll3r • liisurioun
bash; tor stowing, hitt dyeing,
ltlr hair ant.
ling and drawing, platn or by osuilnp End
14110. for awning and jembing,.
Ins Weed Ikwing Nadilnev—lllat
machine ID tbe mistiest.
.- Opting sioalvellreah every day. •-•
served In the Anent style at that:binMelt.
tel. PIM avenue below the Poetale,
Weed Betrtonlinallos, John
pin* Boa t 'spats, ue Wakes greet
FIRE IN ALLEGHESY
Ott Worts nounlyre—Noble Efferts of • L .. - 187().
the Eiremen—kicavy I _lt: ,
Alarm. NE\\ * GoODS! NEW 6001)S
Yesterday afternoon about four o'clock •
a fire broke out in the Lubricating Oil
Work. of McKenna A Rodger., located
In the Fifth ward, Allegheny, off Beaver reatl y land eed Pri ees !
E. HOUSTON & SON,
avenue, near Walnut street. An alarm :• 1
was sounded from Box 4, but before I Fashionable Merchant Tailors k Clothiers.
as, engines could reach the ground
the building was in flames. It was
• one-storied structure, and was not
valued very highly, but contained •
considerable quantity of oil and sew
eral stills. containing oil In pro•
tom of manufacturing into the It,
bricating article. Two large tanks out
side filled with oil also took fire and were
consumed, together with a frame stable
adjoining. The firemen finding all efforta
to extinguish the fire unavailing, di
rented their attention to several frame
dwelling. In the vicinity, which the Y
succeeded in ItlVing. The are burned
fiercely and at ten o'clock last
night, the oil In the tanks was
still ablaze. The loos could not be
ascertained, but It was estimated at ten
thousand dollars which is however In
all probability considerably overesti
mated. We could hear nothing in re
gard to the Insurance, nor the cause of
the conflagration.
The alarm wan struck from tames b
and 6, which caused two of the engines
to reamed to boa 56, at Berea Inland.
To say that on arrival there the firemen
were a little chargrined, and some
what profane, would be to draw it mild.
They returned, however, to the are and
worked faithfully until evening.
geasonable.—Laciles while out shop
ping should not fail to call at Istoor
hmd's, Now 8i Market street. They need
go nn further In their excursions, for at
this estabilstonent will he found all that
la needed in the line of ladles' dream
Roods, trimmings, , which can be
purchased with as little money .a the
same quality of goods can be had any.
lioorebead's •
where In the city. Give
trial and be convinced.
Handsome.—One of the neatest and
moist comfoodiouareception rooms, In the
city la that attached to Youngson's Con
fectionary establishment, corner of
Smithfield street and Diamond alley, but
• stronger attraction, is the superb man
ner in which the proprietors, rater to
the tastes of patrons, No establishment In
the City Is more jmitly celebrated for Its
general esellenoe than Youngson'a
Toe Weed Sewing Macelee. —Simple
reliable, effective, economical.
Hungry People should rail at the Cum
tinental. Fitt h avenue, and have that dis
agreeable feeling removed by pa rtak mg
of the dellmoua viands, spread upon the
board, at that popular restaurant.
Hectres Farina tbrtna a very agree
able light nutritive food, a superior arti
cle fbr ptiddings and )stiles, and is highly
recommended by phyaicians for Invalids
and children. by all grocers. T
Real Estate.—Roe savartlaement of
'Keelung & Rainbow, Real Estate and
Insurance Ascent*, 194 197 and 199 Ces,
tf.
Game in season, added to the other
attractions of Use bill of fare at 1110 One
Unental, Fifth avenue.
MISCELLANEOUS
I:ar MANHOOD: HOW LOST I
riou - ItESTIMULD set Ford stud, irt
a
IN niveioste. trite sit rents. A Lac •
MIS tlid THE ',ATM.' , Trt ZZZZZ MT.
and ludic I ors t liptrmatoertioas , or .-sintosi
Weakness, Sexua l •nd tetnettlisidou
to
Marriage generally , nem u.o• ConstiennitOn•
Epilepsy and Mestai sod rat sisal Ines
ny KOUT. J. CULT R lELL.M.
labor of th- • Green Boot. — Sc. “A boon
Tlrourands of buffeters Not ander seal, In
RceO
S
pinto soreaopti uty address. postoald. on re
t.t sla e!tats 4 too post., r SWUM,
' Y
H ort ' : t.O*Cian'OeL ' Het 44
I:111
,•. ••111L•rr.• Colds," prtoe cent , dr
CHEAP 1
*l.OO, DIRK NYATERPROOF.
AT $&.)O.
Wide Black Cloaking.
VELVETS,
mlirezvls,lrutr.e.Vrts,:ve.ser gredes, le Lyon. Velvets Li
AT 50, CH I NCHILLA CLOTH',
•LL rOLAMS, •LI. WOOL..
At 50c., Heavy Pop in Doable Fold
DRESS GOODS,
=I
BLACK ALPACAS,
role allfertni ne•%, sad el.-caul an,h,
hick Ire st Wholie.ale
Palseley Long and Squire Mauls,
At rjires len than net told In MI. ,Ity.
LADIES' SACC:TES,
epnln rifle., sir pale. of mate , 11l at prtc
nth in. than 14.1 test.
$2 50, All-Wool Blankets,
Tblr e ty lS d lbe lf• ell lifent fl it. o, •ia
gally low; So
bous y 11a ebo.t,
25e. All-Wool Plain Flannels,
25c. Heavy Plaid Flannels,
Good Canton Flannel,
12ic. Haan' Yard Wide Sheeting,
8, 9 and loc., Good Dark Prints,
Black Silk, TLsl Poplins,
Silk Poplins, Elegant Flajds.
La 41.4 Gst anrw UUO'' pit ,K*1 , ..1.
dmapst
K R. GARDNER,
West COr• Market St. and 4th A ye.,
No. 89.
v./ gcsits. TUDWISS, ITLCEBS.
Astonishing seri ellefed/thithealoof cures of
Ones are bele, daily made lir , E. n.
ICLINZ a CV.. at the PttfledelPia• [near
Ip
drossy. hell Arch at.. Plallsdel ttio. n 4
the branch ofithe theree of Prof. 1..11. Dalton.
'somas st., ethet.wl, 011ich I bl ‘ , .41w. 0
cancer A atl,foths. 40 fowl seleopfie
th
era thrsif..l 1; noire le to elettlertl world.
They are pot ...tie. rah , / or Ifsthief meet.
arum. They giro Int •or na pain. They ere am-
Parsed by the brat foretops of lto otea. No
other perpos here thew, thtidotes. No other
Westmeath should Oa Bard. lor Penithisrs tel
or aftdrefe as strove. orflf Pit trus
S P. W M
INT & BB CM,
mu:nal cr1;11•1- AND
N6MENTAIr GARVene
la. Uhaadinky It., illegkesp, Pa.
.L,frriVr,-T:Zor; ns.v..?" vo
f e.en tIon• dank , 9
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
S
.IL K lER C 0. ,&
ituanatarer
•
Cill“: 1 1 10 1114.111S. isannrips. WLS3
oat* and Wenbosaa. 3611 Ll/ILW/7 STURM
,Pell wAdon ernatotiv stWaded
G EO. a. mummaravuGga,
suull .151,m: TOP '
iggiriPe 111111•111.8 WATES max
Ig. *ax, P. q sp v t,
TrrresomoLlp4
116=all. LION.
N.
tr of WtgLft and 111515132115,
0111.-150. 5 VOUITH •171151311, Pltt.bargs
m 41.1g15 1111158NZIL. Des.t7. risubargi
Lieut. OM. a. MaNULTY. 0e9511. uw
M _ _
ARSIMAIJVS ELITIU.
,5ty,14 , 1 lELllll t moirw Acmr. .
Va9C. la`tialtligtt
er_wwwv. ciivr Pff
Ptik I=4
Ga. wagging. .9
CliVetlicolotir %.1131.6g1i
_ _
ELTINc.
'rani AND GUM swerna
Int• ail% •ae (Mate wietto"Oli'Alat
••~a: a a. PKMUM'
*A amid 81111,1‘1.1k Mart•
•
XADULT FLOVIL-400 DOI
Pommes 111•104 Broad, •••••Ilet•re•
saiarleti 11.••••eir wt4t• wrarrao •
MrlW. o•T "
r 2.• .44.••1. ••
Me CRY 1 M.
W _
BITE bbl! FAO:
limevv. Tee cov., sto be, .t.t.attatia
do.. f or s a te at tali nest oa rke l inzt.D.
A PPLIFIL—SOO bbh Choice
ha. IT ilmus * 11 ". j iliV r ust al , tttl:
Mal mats'
DEANIIITIL-61 bap to arrive
iaaud P E
owner ltaUsa War, co.
mo z jrrreh4,w's..
No. 101 FIFTH AT ENCL. tomer of ('berry
Ailey, have Just received the largest and moat
comp. v.
te t.• of 'loths and Cesatmeres. est
lags and custom made clothing ri,er opened
In
this city. It vont:ale. the erti don. or Ft'''.
Foods a wall as mediam Aineriran manufctures.
Our coo to: as, Prot, Low Prier , Vuo ,
Haire and Heady Cub sae or os with anu and
Judge for yonreelisea. Ail order. niled warranted
oc9n
to rye aaLieliacti_
FALL STOCK. OF
MTN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
Now Receiving by
GRAY & LOOANI3,
No, 47 SIXTH STREET,
LATR irr. CLAIR.
P. ISVA11.1)I,It.1,
FASHIONABL I3
MERCHANT TAILOR
K.eps eooet+nlll On b..,
Cloths, Cussimeres and Vestings
AIso,O6NTLXMEN•b YUBNIMMINIJOLKdX3
No. 93 1-2 Smithfield
•Street
i.irrAtt vas if. PA.
BTIEGEL,
• (um.. ow., wn.k. W. klonmmked..l
BrICEIICII.A141'1"
No. 53 Smithfield Streat,Pittlgburgb
r.,11
Nam FALL GOODS
• snleattlea MMW stock of
CLOTHS, G.4118/11EBES, ao
au% rayebryd by JEMMY lIIISTICA.
111M36.11110r. Ti amiablield armt.
WINES, LIQUORS, Ste.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
I 111P011111Lall of
WINES, BRANDIES, BIN, &
WEIOILMSAJ.Z DZALXII.III EN
PURE RYE WRE3KIII3,
409 PENN STREET.
Have Removed to
NOB. 884 AND 886 PENN
naerl y CanaL
r. Itleventh S.
JOHEPII M. FINCH b. CO.,
isa. lad. VI7, MS, UI. Ilia and
116.
11.13rl trrstrarr, errresusuk.
ItANCITAC OW
Omer Dt3WWI Pure Rye Widiksy.
rogues Win= end LI.
GILIOVZ. HOPI. a. eas..
glass. CHINA. _ enrri.EßY.
100 WOOD @TWEET.
$$W GOODS.
).
FINE VASES, t 4
~O6tllU MID MULL. •
"W
87 171.11 T46 T Tie.
wrr cure, M
t±l
IgNOILII 0 sans,
lar
A ge atm* ot
iSILTIIII PLATED GOODS
I=ll
Call seed=a.•
ow, sad we
awe ewlel , wwwt lam lobe saliwi.
U. E. BREED & CO.p
r.vvr
MALL AND SEE
123:1=1
China Seta, Parian Statnetts,
Vat. e.l ►wrl nom upralog for
rail 'rade, at
H. RIGBY & ocrs.
Na 189 LIBERTY BTRELT.
X R.—A largeusori. of Pin. wto
Orantte Ware for ruoliy . a 4 hotel Am Always •
ooe i. AND 00.
CHARLES Q. ARMS
Youghiogheny and C,oanellsville Coal
And Idastafacturer of
COAL, MCI LID DRULPHCILIIIID coat
OPTICS AND YARD, corner Butler and
Durum apect. Liberec and clrner etrect.c.
Bluth ward. Wm Second atrieet, 81/um ward,
Bard sa foot u( Hoes street. P. U. IL. B. Depot.
ot,d bard.
Order. oft at clam, of Dr above orflec 1, or ad •
drom to me Manuel PlMsbutsb P. NIB re•
celLn.pronti atteirs../at, .n.
wt
roc Wm RdltE. ulLtr Non VAL n.Tnr
let teb C. • 8 q...." 1
r 1117 4' 4 ' 1 tig. tl
B Zgl. arBY
l e L i
W . tr Co.. J O. II L 1... a c
Danball t
. u K.
(3°L1.1 COAL!! CO/ILIII
DICKSON, STEIIMIT t Co..
R.tos 'moved that, Oger le
!TO. 567 LIBERTY STREET,
CL•taly City now itui si.UUND it.ooll.
miff 2111 1 14MINSITLI 8 E 119 t
•I
%anton lon at tbatr offxx, m ad=d Oo
tam tbloash Um. 11.111 .11/ bp •L
IMMOtII,
p....14:1
YOTICE TO FLOM DEALEUS
AND cONTALS. — Ws are pon , roD.D.
s lot or 40. bus 44. ...elected
WHITE AND USD ID Tc 444.4.4.4.
Wrne i tT, Ramb. In 014. a. Par,. ileve
of
Tam :Walt to t.tra . d T e t ell einnnt
blYt7:4s44°FlEtikto.
Olnery. Do . Eid onon.,
•47.11 e. odin nrult.A
„ I r at float
aro ncle Dor Ve fears 10 12 . dap
oonip.ol 44 on tbe name inoie. ot.
ME=
N. T. ItliiiAlWA"' 4 440..
*e.g.' mom Mill.. Li b 110.7
FLOUR! FLOUR FLOUR
111„ . 731T17. 0. 11 . 4914
b whri,„„,
bg4ii6".atiltio,l, .0113 ill Nth. STu
likoL WAD SW Ulm . . 133 bbls May
D". CROTCH wiscorrerrg TWITBS,
ISO bbl. ISlTeurtd.sA Vc.10.14..r.
WO
bNVlTU,THlritilfAllirlf FIATS,
Cly . O b
.. g i de l e t
allood. To4Orow.
for Lamar lII4‘
ITT
alrotinlajo4 Stmt.
ELEGIABT
PAPER HANGINGS
Papers to plain Lint. IioPP!-
14."3"" ot W"l d r*p lPOke. arma da 'tom r hi
Vat INDIA t TAPIST: i t . T, 1.1
""*F"so = " ...root to to round els.eirter•
hArs:alZGi:
W.-P. Wm,.ALLY
niv WALL PAPER STORY
191 Liberia, Street
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""t"k"JOVEI E. ARMES a BRO.
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GOICDPAPIEng OR?
rt
fili;A:IN:11
nArt!
toss .01131•11 ralio
1106.0011 oswelt
V ioo loo e. 16% ; Bklaglas, siumodi
3.00 w • - ,
w TraCt%e .
• - .1% a
D t a l J 1
gc o in SALE PROPERTY. 4 VII ORDINANCE
. lota 110.131 fret. traded. ena,y •6011- ;
I per ..ar. • iota 64 sl3l feet. 5400- *Author's. the Ile radtog Mad Ptatleei
11 ,0 pc , •••• , At. .t 6 I -.. 1. Poo ..,.. of Pomp • Ile,. !root IltroSon so Bar.
street rth.r hou•t• of 3 ...on.. ittt Il• l lOC ...., •••.., .
ftt•t .n, 51,100 flrtr• nous.- ofl' room.. ;wt.!
room lad thani• 112•100--•••301.1. 3 tOrte - • ~. . . l , ~ , ~,," , ~,. „: ;,,,, ~,,,
storied brut 1 kupo••••• I . ton Wee, risen 46 • ' ;r • • ' ' . 1,..•; ; t er it . It of tne.
1500 II ger roomed go, lord vile 1. h••ux••• tinell " ••• ' •'. "" ' ; ; .ctrtl 1 , /
dulgned nre tut 60•I00 'Teo •••tek nou•••••• thr.• •./I .I. t oto '•• t0d...••••,..
‘,"
~,
lbw Lathorit, ol .• ••no 1 tt, .1.- Litlnatttirc
curnp• and Oratr•n,, .. for 64•00.• 1.4.° •-•• g , t . ~.. ...; t,.. • re rot... t•t ..11,,k0•11,41 Lrlot
•••• ta•• .1 th.l re.lar totirk boas, lot SOS 100, III.• , , , , . __,. , on , ~,,,,
400 -.600 rash and 111P0 per sear Void .l•• - • . ' e ' l I" .•••I'' 'L.` ••i; rI . • .^',......, .„..,.
"."' ";" ';;;'. "" ;‘;‘*4‘*6° 6.'• ".. , "' 5',7f.":;':..",!,r`,...°4°.,%'.:..........7....
IWO, and rue. . rsob. 6 roontre, (cute bon., ; ••` •° •` -`•
`'‘•44••", 2.30.400 cash and usistre In I 5, ‘t .i t r '
so. , • ••;•,.., • , t , g o• w g ,, g . „ r ", ••• • •as I set IS. T hat for Our p, rtxaue It defrlypthnt,te
SPSO. lof
op IA rile street .17611.121, 41.600 • “" l t .01 • • I''' •••• l l ,' ”•••, •. 3 ..,:,•;;:, ;11 . ‘ , 3 ,
1,..,,,,,,,,,.„,..,,,,„..,_,,..„,._,,, ~.,... u an, t• her. .• 11 , rd. • •or
....u., ..
gm, ~,,,t ~,,, ~,, ....,,,,," . J,... • b.;-i•go free tr. t u ...I • •••• wool us.. ter pryers;
. ot
..._
G. wiltdtetd. to thl. 6 loupe Ce•tre *venue ; the ••• 3 ...11.. ao•r• to .sul I u!..r ~"_,
Ii
53tio tp 5600. In. stetv• nroterrty le well , ••••P,!,;vr;• to I•o•Portto. Io tut . ot , Iyo
K . N .
•n I ettbne SO to It tntnute. wall of the . to I.ort "•,•,••;• r O mere •ed •.3 t•Pa..lst
Court lions, wed on I r See 1 eatral Pththrtgel 3 .. •L ' .... t r 1f .• . r. " ..... '
KN SO wry, on tgrorro I•en... t aairutd. 4 •••• 3. . '‘; .• ••'•.••• ''',` ;..".,' • " 4 """. .r
eel , from th• tot,. SO •rte• on Pith Ithedlt nf ..I.l..P'••••••It'"I• •.•I• .." • "•‘. •••••••‘."'• •
13.1.• ....; • ~,, fe „,,, g , , 6 ~,,,,,,,,.•„, It thA.ltre . a duty of Ors tttt . . ogumlotonrr tu,
h.,* I tote frou• . ourt /louse 6,13 three ' ••••••• ... 3 •''""...” "'• "'• • " ""r"; 7""
idlotm” , rl i•ILJ. lots Pounallug and •tt.tt•ng utc.• . 33 i . a•l•
C.raota• .1 airing to purrnur • now. or mth •P , ce.}...li, ', • ••••••••ct , It; thr r.l. •I•• •• • •
an in•ratmen•, aud Puce elthltag tu sell. please ' III.I“,••••• •.. thr•..luo t it0.• ,.3 so t.• ,,, .
call on or addre•.. , trt•ud ••••1 rull•rt tur ••sto •re• rdlng to 11 ,
A rt
13. - CLUNIS t RAIN ISOW. sp. ....nen., A s•u Pit •CY of t• . • 1,3,01
rater•in
th,.. Nuot rot Intl ~,,,, 'tag c,,,,,,,,,•••„, of ',nat.. ran, /TO, r• 1 •13 Art ..no
- . Erial.ther of p IleettLlK th•• •‘1."." . • f ....
HOBOKEN" STATION, PROPERTY :',",,,15.::,',1':.",".'r. , * , '''' ' !.'0::.';',...„';'.:.:. t"tg...«..
tlt• In.. tr. el Oat of Nl•rria. 1.34. .
FOR SALE. , .. • Ttl•nro up, t; .4 any orlins•.• . ••1
' rust! et • ttn. ..• te o•t•pltd ,• thr furriPtltit. t•
• '' t . :r.1 ' ..••7•. ". .t ' . 1 e ' t ' a r..rl.:•ti'',l,.":l`;';., ...,.....en
this braottful allutthlon rano.. , surpass. r; .,,,, ~.,
~, ~,,„,,,.
,5 .,... ~ O . L . ~,,.o
for orthate graltiestres In etn• dtcruto, , .0 .toam t•n3togn. puud, •nd ••••• ut te
.1 n VII, 3.1 r It HIER.
to WOO ethic., bring only 0001 mllue up 04 1••••.;;Irnt of tile pant Conn. II
Wegtern Pentsylc•nla Itallroul. Any peg... .nags
' Atht,..t I It t, lat
stria/ In formatlon shoot this "rot:terve can ...ars ' tl, A ~.I 114.. ...-. Itonctelt
A 1.01.1 1, ci.A.'6.
It try calling let lbe .61re of the ILION CITY YU ' ••• lII' ' ....11 , . t outrll
TUAL Lira INISCRANCE (Y/ItIPANT. TI
F'...-1.-,,,,.. ki1 , 11... 1 . to fron one-Itall
Ithr• to L•e mice: •tho. erntll lota to Snit Pets
thatert. There le a goo. lothoon or • mysufat
Weiss estsbilshment. teases the Ith/lrow the
tliegbenv mu._ atthgtalt
AT PRIVATE SALE--VALEA
BLit lIIT II? tsit.,CNl) situate on the
orth-east corner of Btultt ,n %venue and Beate
Allegbene c t•. fronting 3t 1 . .., on tilocitton
aeenue. preserein• Me same width along Besse.
street 540 feet: tlionc. ....ng Beaver street 100
feet. presereln, s Win of BO feet to rater
street. o
walmg n which I. ervc,.l a tea , - story Brains
hoos• - • and I.e.ng the late residence of
Lather nioction. deed. This Prop rty Moeda
on the i‘ielltllCElT Part. and ior beauty of beat.,
and .urroundines tenant
S. excelled. For term.
of sal and farther Information. enontre
of
TIMM AS B. UPDIKE.
11109 Beaver •venne..
Searril , I. Se ff oefferfn•rf and ennete.l nb rte
Select sad !roma., eurral•ells EA, fats' of .111.-
tt"7.1Z:7414'.;12:';.'!”;."'1, VlalVtl7.jr...ll;l4tt'eYe
on eeeee bc. slot thee fare hereby •ulhortsed
and directed to lo• and recesve prop,als for
the ' ,rodlike of %, •trcet. •• aforeoald. and to
cockaftel kherefor velth like 11 nest •nd hest bid
dee or bid, es. st their dlncretion.
SSA 2. bat On the purr... of Jr fraying
the cost and rape.... of o• .1 lutproveukentn there
do and ts e' clef anon
led, • peet•l lot. to ere
spryco ••••••cd anon the e rot ion hounding
hut log up, the •1,1 nation street
respectively In propornon o the feet (ft nt
to
them mope, Ivey 1...m0rn...a, and bounding and
ittot •• nftfn sks the cost and en rennrs
•••••• and a, portion Ws sanse woo., the severs)
lots bounding •nd abutting upon mid Wilton
street reanretrvely. accorflind to the rule
atroce ldleated. and obereopoo pranced to mate
demand and colic" tbe fume. ashy to , be
prorlsiou• of it, Act of theburst Assembly of
the t.ommonvccallia of Perak,. Iv•ato.. entitled
•• An Act de I,IOA 'he tanoner eatirtlns the
:;X . :l7• 7 ;• u t:f
passed the thirtieth day of Mareckb
asf .•. tt so morb Loy ordl nonce mAI
XT A I. 11 ABLE LAWRENCE . .. ; ed nt the Udell ololr.
V V I rad friCHTI you ti•Llt —I4A I Sr.. rrl“ tt,,
Yvl
hotly
feet fem. s Forty-roue, ytrect 1.4 fe s'r.rr
portoo •
of. od, ...II built Y•ollly Sl•nsion of 4 .1 'rt" . • U.
portico, Will/ . had. nine rows. s. nosh room .41 ' 3 A MY, itill En,
q.ar It o uden. rare.,l trul , t• sod
trelliThy""rAll and
sultan, terms. Apply tottI.UTIIIIKR rei• S.
3 9 .. A
if •r•nur•
*VOR SALF...—AL Very Desirable
TR T tir LAST, oot.alnlort about 114
Ilor.te WIIII• Ore tone* o free etty sod
aotott °Onto... trait fr •us I up rm. otallou of
thr Psohsollr Nallros.t. btu. front of arrow
oo•t h.° nt • toll. ern I
retet: •Il
Si. of torlog co...fated. bola{ Mel, ...tarn lost°
of uto,ral.ly •°•ptud helog 1•°1 out loW lou
of Roso 4to S •ere• or 1••••• ematl bo••e, orre
.rd awl well of rm., oo IS onset... Terms
il••• Appl, y,ll. 111eLr11/: 1 CU.
• No. 104 Fourth Aft...
SALE.--One Two Horse
ntrrtaxt.....:tc...;:;. sellable . for • (Slderlel,
Ore I no.aOsnee,
bOO empty itoot tlern.ls (Or gi••• ware.
6061 rrupty ht tOor . rls.
App al $1 lerbotoe. . D•rnh otnet,
'OCT.t"Li ttic
gffl.
Au"°*!,ThiN
LEGAL.
ADJOURNED ORPHANS,
COIL' S L.
. _
By T1T1,10,.1012 Or..r the e•rottasr• Court of ,
A tireiless (onto v. tlstsol the 1315 elsy of mem
twr. 1 86 9 them .0 br epos. o nubile sale
al the wort lion se In the t It. of Itmnosen. on
natordst the elth day of NUT/MBAR. A. It ,
1889 at IU rt.. tt toe foUtetrlng tlescrlb
en property ofAl Tti I YELls.drerased. Or:
All those two r-rtala town ots situated In thr
Ma le sonult•tston of
the Town f Br. thlandt••
Yield. th• roust, frma .l. at la d out by
James 11. ttlt•tre. • piesn tenet...4M dot? re ord.
•Y rum !tool. 1,0 , P.M 3 , 1. of at. A.I,
f! ". •:?tt e p '' aVisl:.:TV‘t . M lT;ro".';l7'l.:?grtneralr;hl
C.. •ntl one Isundrand and twenty-slat
fronting t•enty ( e earn on T•I Out treat, by
one hundred end leo fret de. p earth to an • ley,
and te lug the .anes lots ro t ten A. it. bit In 5.4
I I
st itr. tbrir deed 0.14.1 Ansa. 30th. 1a641.
and mews.. I to r n. "[llea ha the record. •of
needs ot and n • ..men
.4 0110011 s it, In
lies , Pooh. rot. Int. I.sate 306. g
rh ranted and
d
IV:6 ' :;
.
I e5..800, Ost. 1146, tpsge bet.. granted and
coat rya tl to the said 6.1111,5. 101 l mid pram.
lons has tuna two story frame dteetllng homes of
rosy to ri • rted tnemon.
VTAVITTT A 0 1, 119.
,I.atellenenette Veldt
A tlmMlatratria If telatlltlas Veld .le< dd.
ll.ntstne
V. S. it lis•H A L •ff t
riTrlfift . ll.ll. I wt.. , IS S. ISM).
IS TO G IVE. NO'TICE that
Tou the lltto an, of toetoder. A. 10160,
Warmut to llanltrupteY wen. tnnuo. 5.t0 , 8"
the B..tate or KS N,. Alletthenl
l'hy. In the County of Alletuene. and State of
Pennayl•anla. who Pm been adJualted • Sao. -
10 5 1 0^ 1.• ono petition: 10.1 the payment al
yty deht• and definer, of any property belong.
lan to •orh Bankrupt or 1.41 blot of Mr h. nor.
•nd tbe .fee tat as. y lA] bno aro foe.
1.1.1.11, I, la.. that a kle.llo, of e nofltOr•
oftr •antrunt. to pro , ' their Itebto and
wore ...lane's of his Sam..
otjs or bent at • ovrt Itaultructry to A.
oolaeo •• the of the Itreo.ter. So. 03 Ula.
mand •teeet. rttenorett. h. tore SAW UPI. NAR
VER. FF... Ite•l•ter on tn.A. Klt•ltTli 1,07.01 ,
Int./r KM NEIL. A. 11. 1.101), .110 ) clock •.
(VI/DOI u.
pe y
U. B. Ilar.nat. as 11
N 0. 21.68 DEC. TEI/91,1669.
I I. hoelq ,Ivto Mal toe
NAIRONA & TARENTUNI
13erteticitil Snciet y
Hate •le,lol to the 1 eurt Conareoh Vital of
Allerhavy l'o•atv
Sr • • artehe that the
bald ett 1111 made en ord. , la b ther. s
too. le tbe et
vet that sled Chatter .111 be .noted at their
hest tetra. Dote" r aceptteho Iterato • 111 be Sr.
In the thhat•thae
MIS
XECICTOIVA NOTICE.—
IFlll,....tatters testamentary on the estate
IlloCtitt late of East
L4 oI
er tonneots. A.lesbeny are
counts •d, ,
Pa., baying
Urea granted to “te undrrsigned by the Umtata ,
of said roomy. all persons having elsbh• against
..hl elms, are requested to present them duly
authenticated for settlement. and mot. tantelthed
to mad eats te will u hr . • 0tr , 0 , • ,. .;11% ,, nr m erii....
T knee, tl. ',rot. 04. 11.109. it.0:074
I M l L V : l 2l . lh E tr ir, 40E IR 8 . 0 F . # .. 11; .
tbe underslened on the estate of VLLAAII.
STEM •Ul . late st outlet .tet.hlP. Ue•
enrny count, ea..
4.0
, used. 101 persons Indebt
ed to tt•• said estate mu Te,lll.llle. rilLadf W21:10
shalt psyrnant, and tto se hay tha alalm• or de.
mandi •galust the tab st" the e:td tkehdent
'' l 4 ); ri" LT.". 1, 4 . 0 ,
of A. t ha. grol,ttfleld street,
rttlettargh, l'a •dvalatstratom__ eel palgti
VSTATE OF PA IBECEII HINDS.
12,4 [INCE ASE.D..-N otter Is hereby glees titsl
le-Mrs tat admlttlotratlon on the so tate of rA.I.
therefore:lll.l•4.4..r...d.b. granted an WU.
hags 1111hAt Alan
raves thre nartag platens
or demands agslast the eels.. of the said gree
dOt ant toseeted to mate/ the kat.
Itt out delay
DI. HUMS, Admen tetra' or,
Ammar gild and Labatt, street.
tle-4.00 Id Pittsburgh.
T , ETTEIIB TESTALINVICTAUi
Wtog been granted to the anderstgoed on
the era. of b. d. PIN?: CI% PereOhl 101 , M/
.1*"'" told 'Pt ° MU , paeeot Ines
properly antneottented for sett ernent.
oceiNtr rµ TWA. PIN LI, Keeeport.
giTATE OF MISS M. MARK.
11411. Urea —L Urn c • watarr
a.. et fosatta I at art a. lara.a.
Pr'naa • .4"aa it prela at
I', as roam, sad those laderrtad
" Z. 11! Itl4
No. 211 wood "Val, V 11141 4 ,04
30,112.111
OTICV —All persons are
nottaed Mat ...es or .gimlets.
Non tab estate of ti • RA El Etstalki la I.
al
Int . tfle 1 11 " s1•=1 TtC . 11 1 :1; 1 1;;;. 1.4
Pestle. Inge 1.4 Os Use
es
00111 plea. *elate
r 4 l , llt o X;tAlei...eatl . t i br . ll : o • l . n a . siasese
47. S.
laryltiasbare. Ye.
«u:_
EA EC VTR I lIPS NOTICE.—
I "en tellia[o.l.l.l, have boom
Kt.e ." P " i ' l r . VOW .I ..fe ' er l atril. l nrpr " rtel tt:1;
biota. at/Oust not Ate art bomb, nottdeti
to ph - sent Ibe lamb witbnot .3e , 0 , • nod Pbrodos
Indebted ixtnne
rzrin:z r r,
ww 11. DU* Pr,
13 No. XlllllO Av lac
NI:Y[IOE. All persons are
noil i ttnt to=tta f er ear
heel leticl i Holm allest o urt: r lAnits
na•lns. wlthent rause, lett Oh bed ma 4 no
Her nesbend non not be reertnelblefof nol bills
Incurred try her.
October Slic ‘lOllO. FFl4rt,
- -
LIQIIRY STABLES
08889 B, PATtEBSON cO,,
:_~:])7.
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St.,
will on Saturd.7, Jt t 7 31 g , U 1224 .14
trit .273114T1 “trar '
HORSES, OARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
WAGONS.
Lad 'untidy mmermhetng to the Stamm
Parties dea l mg mis will please Wave their
ammo of oonslgnment on or before Thanday es
te,:=lrX:otrutt AT et all =MI
tonal.
JOHN IL STEWART, Aztec: M.
trameg
- • ----
mm a. /T wo. ....... .11,•=113001.
ROMs B e PATTERSON &
I.4lan'tlr! E1111...V. ADM
cousasszow sTszLza
COL trilThl IMOk LICEM It
IMTIMIIII OII , PAL
celkal
NpuciA=NAL,
1621
rim
A
AN ORDINANCE
To •htb•rtso the tirselle. or grille
elev.,. front Wiest letr,et to beet
Street.
A Lt.% J , Pll
I be lutrayou Cou
it..1 , 1t1 I 11W 0,11.
I k .f.'onalnutl oglitt LI.
AN ORDI7JA:CCE
To Autborizo the Covotroelloo of a
Word Mower 01000 Kept. Alloy ono
Indio. A.IPOIEO. from ',locolot •venoo
to orout A• 0811.%
Mai:. 1. 11 , LI ortstalwwl nod maenad by Or Set.
Nut I,lsobten of Me CY t./ 41 1egb ,. .1 ,
and El ta erre, enacted by IN asdhordy trd
n.. That the nester ommisslon *so 14.1
ere here. fo r anti d•rected tattle an
receive proposals tor the cou•trum ion of a newer
located sa tott Rope alley and
ge
front a•rn ue . rant &wn 11l n
the setae .100 In accordance with PMn at ,
proved ey Council, and to contract therefor wtth
he lowest and tue.l tddaer or htdeers. at their
dlacretton.
net.w. That Ls a ton L. the ro .t a nd Cantos •
of said newer whali he folly ascertain. 11, the same
shall be noted. asset d end collect d.. pro , '
mnn
ded for. hr an Art of A • aroshlT or 0 -, •
wealth of Pronsylvetarla.. et... 'a supplement
. ....To rment ot .he urth tectine tot an art
entitled La •rtet relallne to Atte/rhea, •P
{revved Idarrh NI •..t. 11. 1500.
Stu That wr much of any ordlnance as may
conllnet with. or m
u , try the foregoing, be
an.l the same is bent,' repealed.
Ordatned and ...acted tato • ht., lids the *nth
day of to lobe, A. I/ 11t69.
JA,SEebletildlEtt,
President nelert Coastal
Atte. , J. R. 1 , 51.4 T.
1
K. /alt.
Pre•%.l% pl t L itl.l6VlO t urn.
41.511 PM" , d•TI•
(ler. ut t °tomato Connell. hot_
_
01111311 1 1AN (' E
tetlittitto, the Nom. of Water Street
to Pork Way.
SKI 1 N. It •onet rd
„. 1 . .. Or r.
aw.l 11. • I.latY m as sa„,
tts 4 .
ran• rm. That the name of Weer .trot
con W eUnf StlY L. our
estelMet with tor Pr snood.% by tlx roresAng.
sod the .me Is herrn r.bealei.
Ordainedand emoted Into • In this the
fBW
Orbober, 1050.
„ JAM/MI 31eBB.IZTA
Prealdent of Helm Conant/.
Attest: nesen 11-
Chit.. of
belt. Connell.
MIMED SLAtli.
President of Common ecuirtell.
Areal: ROUT. , CI beconTti,
k of Commem UoneCU. se!
HESOLCTION TO OPEN TAT
-I.OK •VKAiI Z.
• • rd. By cud Common Cannella
of 413e'ThatTaylor •restoe be opened.
matot•lalSjr °resent eldth, from ralo Alto
street to Wt hmer
P. Ild•ftht.C. turret, and Mut John More
•. 1., sad WHOA= Thump=
freeholders, be ano are bum., oPPou
viewers to site and us m the dams,. and
Pree, to awsordaner with
M . or... Wm. of the
Art al A..34.3b1t. 1111. A. O. *Rel.
Sod mo- • trrt . of , ...netts outtl, them le
soP. tot... •
that
We do hereby .sretlry that the toresous Is •
tree and aulTe ony et 1.0.1.1011
by the t el. et an d / .mo• Uotknella of u/d
at • state d me Mos held on Threader, the BMA
Atte.t
. .
NOTICE TO
SEWER ('ONTRAMORS.
The see. redo conkspisslc nof the City of AA.-
shell) .re WeDlred 1.0 rte.t.e prolot ale led the
ron”ru:Vou
of ❑out 350 het of 10-laell and
4.11t0 feel of 13 to pine se•ey on Hope elle;
mad Ridge .reooe, 'TOW Uncut o sv. sue Wilmot
as. Ue.
Drawled. sad ',eldest-lobo east be fern wet
fail
toltankstlon untamed at Ills oft - e. Old. toast
stale Islet llnd of sewer pet posed to be furnish
ed--eentent or tundra Cl.. pipe-sad mut be
endorsed • Verner Pr.Posol.." sod delt•end on
or before
J. -W W LLTIR.
!want WI
3 P. AI., November 6th, 1869.
Tomas of proposals, on whirb forma aloes ltd.
m 11 be strived, will be fern Ishml at tbe City len
giaorr•• ualte.
The Commission do Dot themseleee to ac
cept lb. lowest or say bid.
By order of the Cummlssiva.
cjiAßLas DANIA,
aril :41 C3IT Iltzglzwor.
(ITT l'allatt(al.t..`• USTICII.
(ITT CI A,talatiaa T. iwtober PHIS.
NolloE.—Nea led Proposals
.111 be rweolved at tha office o'clock
r. a.. 11OND•1'. Navel:abet tat, PSIS, for
200 Yards of Beat Quality 0
CLINKERS,
To • dative...l •1,1•••••• along Um Wharf to Oa
de•lgosted DI t•ta Wht.T.O•ttUr •
A LJ.:1116111Y WOMB,
rropo... will be reveseed eeth November 10,
at tile Dees of toe aver. Renegeea, No.
fi
Rathstreet, foe larelstbas 3,0011 lAteb ol
room, 6 fret tool a a from 6 ,o 6 Loeb. diale
cts., to be Jeltvened at Claremont etation,W . P.
It.or oelo.e Deeemeer Rm. lees.
.11 0.1 bLe). incrust. dots. mereterl.
1../FICa OF CITY ZNOINZiIy •00 BIISYT.TOS.,
FlLL•bant, No, S. 1868. I
sZiOTiCtre E.—The aet:lg sseerment tar
Uradtnd Cut
r.lre gnu P ile street en Bride, la unv
°M.e!e, tei eru.n t D eta a t Y Ion sod
. I b aeten
aaWle
elln u returned I a Me CUT
ealnn
tee eallectlou.
IL J. lax.ar,et., itaibacee.
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PITTSIItraan. PA.
MBE
al - NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Con,ina•A an er.ts -• the Orr•t 11,1 , erl.t
sad eroan , l, Act,.
TUE LEFFIN GWELL
Who ~•1 T 1 , 14
• ~..mtwr 3-t. 1%60. ID two too mo ot ,polar
THE GIRL 0?
In Oa veliebryvd latl•Wa• of ClNDzima,.
with Ll a FYI NI.WIELL.
ROllllO J•ir riga JENIIINI4
lir+
0111.11 N Al. BIT or
A. plarn3 tay Alm ovrr 700 otert.
llAtince :±aturd
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RI—ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Mercantile Library
iEOR E VAIiDENHOFF
oikiptare. Dukens, Stott. Tranvia , 1r
Thursday FAeuiuv,,,Noletutei 4th.
IgrIEITTSBERGII TIIEATRE.
ti Nil Ile MS
ularata, ,r•e.t.t.ttt•rt
woo. 11 a• Ati• W t. ray Si lie • o trt. •r.
Burt.eu. Jain FL Le tt,. ntet.t.t. I •tttl
It.:alt 7, and the (re.. Nov,Curt•ult.l•ll...
Lattice' Math. , every Wrutteett•y thud -•turea•
Atlatlealttu to 11.•tture tt3c. rods, Itt tt,
at of
111••tiusle :eta,/ snit K. P.
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WEIT. BRIDGETS ,
FAIR
WILL OPEN 70-NIOUT
J. E. °ILLY.
Clert tl.lerl Cttruoosell.
OlLwo.
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t ler t of Lemma.%
PROPOSALS
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CITY CON!ROLLEII
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OSTICIt Or CITY
.row Ittr•
Iea%TSTO•R,
OTICE.—lbe assesimerre for
kir.] Dig .ad Pavlof A”., f
1..{
sa W.l.) “re< , .. now ready ter
saleyeetacra, d ea. e. 'eau al this •OR =an
MIONDAY, Noyenbcr Tien It VIA b•"
CV . ; rreaserere udiee lee eaten-
Itff!==o
Uort.
oelPrill IL .1,110091, Clt7lll.siseer.
1111 . .0z CreT toritSCIN ASP PUBVI[TOL
ritub.se. tx-t. Ism?.
NOTICE.--Ttie Assessment tor
„ m obs a mi ~..r.ets 10 , 110 ...LUCY.
tbms 91... to Steve. L. now ready fares.
troasaos. sad eao moo ra. 110 arbor. •1041
SkTUUDI.I. November littt, 1,191. When It
.111 coma. to tee t Ity Yrobsneve . • dice ‘,../
actlualt li. 4. 110 0 FOrn Cuts
a.m. or Cirt La aunum LED ewurcroa
PrnisusaU. ow. 1116. IEO9.
0110 E.—The assessment tar
Piodup &ad Cor.mx ot APPLE
, p. Union to 11111t.tf. rgcr flow
saint
T,ad a M e i n, .I.E
It wil l Dr rf....1 to tbe. City 11.fmr.`6 OA.
TO
.yer..er A. 7. MODAL City InEtteint•
FuroN STREET, —lllO an
demi.... .. tt u t .4 tp steps
dre., sad , bens t o o
f, opet,lng
" tY
ZVI 4 lNUlMltnr . 7lll . l.4lr.rsit
r. to 16 , 144%. d.a"
ibel sown:a.m. 4011N.M...11:13n.
ocZ1.11:1 fttanglVlAni•nthl.
STONE'.
war COMMOhI -
Machine acne Marisa,
IlartlmPthanda oi West OaCiale. Analbear.
MOM%
kaad at Mr s car
at6latTl%-ila 'Mob Moues.
OIMPOUIN. r. 0.11 •••••ML•the
ut tzl
BANN & !NOSE'',
at .VV:.
/TUT/ NOM ASSOCIATION ir„aanim
Noe. 11 Asd M. ClaN MAI, "
'NNW "Smi th* g ivul OINSINNI. v - vgnosi COWL—Weven 11101.
wna's c la u re /01= sal moue
. 16 fc. bs
sunnunn tuLut MIXT A (0 i 1
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AMUSEMENTS
LECTURES
,11,1 u , •..11ng.
AT ACADEMY OF SOUK,
FRIDII RUINING. Nur.
SW' .nt• own at 1
IN TULIN r HUM" N.
sir-orrn every Went, buses,
sthettral Llsnd la erteaclance.
AVER VE BALL,-
CFI
N. !LS fifth avenue, oppeette W Opel.
Hutt . rrd
rlttsbargb. Ps., U a. Coolest and
desirable ➢taco of resort.. Llgoors ea a• data
at this place Pare and Uood. Tba Htllfard Room.
at+ os Me ground door to the rear
BILLIARDS,
LILIINT..I BUILD/3Mo
68 Smithfield Street,
lrOnaerlyOoeuple.l by obb liansedy.)
been leased for a term of )ears by
GEORGE H. BENNETT,
And Fitted Up In the Best Manner.
WILLIAM DODDS, Manager.
FIVE NEW TABLES
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BILLIARD 7rIA
The Blr Is Stocked
IMMO
BEST OF LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
AN OLD ESTABLISHED
CONFECTIONERY
.N A NEW PLACE.
F. A. BLOOM .t BROTHER
flaw removed a w l.. tatsbllshinent to Obeli NM
pr.:aloe,
-
No. 24 Sixth Street,
it. M. Char,
Where they .111 otter to their feleo's aud mato
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wiNter;mlr.q7rDslcATlV Ikons nrib
Mac.
sir An elegant sad commodious saloon .111 be
found lay "Alm beet lb. ben of 1. urns..
b stn., Is al ett Ics, as well n Cake.. Tn.
Scrub
Chocole wtll be esererd th.
promptest manner. •1 their old occp6l
APPLE PABERS.—I have a
fun uaortiaent of Apple Watiiik.Corlusaaill
511clug Weald... ' , Woe l invite all to colt wadi
ea them tried. Tee I'LILINO. CUBING LIM
SLICUSO KACHINES, takes only thou tame•
the mixt to pare. mews and alive La ordllarfr
slaed apple. tt will pare without Waft OW
coring required.
Dried Apples wall tech higher isbea slLoadl
with thl• machine than when quaaeredby *kW
old praqeas
also, a fug auortmeni of
Lightning & Turn Tale Apple hum
For tale. mho' esal• ad Metall, by
JAPES BOWN,
N 0.186 WOOD STREET.
ROCK THE BABY
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
LEMON & WEISE.
Practical Yuri Howe Nazudietuen. &dr
118 84131:111:TFI A
Wlten. wav b. tottsd • Val ooruass.W.
or. Mamba. sad illadet, Yrtrulwo.
ALPERT & KOi3LSR,
Matostrictorere sad Moles. to WOMB MIZE
ONO OBITZBIL, He. n Harked Weft. Ms,
b ugh, Pa.
Pgrtlesdar erbortkro warren to CanoeWe tail Para dtmet the dateatloa of Ye
Pubtle t X . the feat that ore are ram prebend VS
noon are feats sad Oboes for beggghth
troubled vita Corm s Bunkum, or dammed
wader tb• personal zaearttLLoa of oar bo lfr. u
VeroN • aree. 'i lsTald erX:eigTigla o .
sr:Brea Mr. Wpart's mode of megsartag trot.
foot. bl whirl we too
be safe Co srarmatlea easy
gad oomtortsbm Boots and btu. for the Umbers •
en het. Oleg as a meal andhe convinced.
ALPHST • BOMAR •
aultahl 38 Banda street Bittaborgh.e. •
NEW LARD.
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FAMILY LAYAri,
ttu r A le. CA1.1,11.5, y 0; --mice
!soma& cAANBLE,
Cincinnati, 0
pROCLAIIVATION.
a.Mld•a. vot.r. o f th. joHnujiara
W •RD I Ci r , laf riftemmat:-..witl meet as sl •
umml Uwe Lod visa for boldltm Mectlam.
ITIVIDAY, November 18, 181 A
Po elect obi PWILION es SZLICT COUNCIL
MAN, to au the enexplred tam of Dail)
Holmes, deceseed.
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frrr o► PrII,VOT on, oacker WI, 11169,
eh
QTOLE.N. - BEWARED--
SIWoo leas the sibsagber.....U.
kNonoS from Coiamtisao to Nom latliot.
TWO 3 IreAß OLD 11011173 L
N. 18 hand. ninth dark bee Odor, tad tiond NA
round; one Is curbed on both hind 1,0 nad Sow
than 1111.ne. Tad and Mono dart. Tao echo .6
Yaw nod lOU Is Min. and low a mat whits end%
Gsnose.
,ovr A ktof vrtll bemid foR t reor,ver
of .n. A.roor, oad .130 additJamA-4Ar the •
bosala of tb• A. 7 11 6 7,.....2. cute
N ICIIOI 4,
C:9:3
ft. M. McCOWAN &
Bonlsoard Payers,,
Mee, M. 66 01119 la, ALLEM:NT.
.stn AA Warm Orrtca, PlyAbergA.
urogled to.
ire CollArs, MA., YAriAo-
AM. fik , A ,
ww.oied sigma elposoo of hell gad cola.
p l XWigso n illThia. 'a goz L er It a 4=
Am. MALT Roo, Aatlrrsoa..
Altos P CAAsottAIL Inea.enl If 18 m9l
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batertassi ' , Kan aware ta
FIRE 1131"40Tionv„srin .
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tat amitie
Orders trys. mall maw. %,..yostittllow
LAMA Cli• A meslll.oPlieli.
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50 do Irsua 7 irkaF• . _ :: 4 * -
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15 5. ynregiStder.
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